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COLLINS, NY – The Hilbert College golf team finished third at the Daemen College Invitational on Friday at Gowanda Country Club. The host Wildcats (326) outscored Medaille College (335) by nine strokes to earn the win.
The Hawks combined score of 346 was 32 shots better than fourth place D'Youville College (378) as all four local institutions opened the 2007 fall season. Hilbert's Kyle Hiscock (Rochester, NY/Eastridge) finished the afternoon with an 81 to pace the Hawks.
The Hawks will travel to the D'Youville College Invitational on Thursday, September 13th for their next match of the season. Tee time at Springville Country Club is scheduled for 1:00 pm.Hilbert College (346) finishers
Kyle Hiscock – 81
Brian Rathke – 86
Jon Swanson – 89
Kevin Murphy – 90
Ian Frost - 101 DNS
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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The Old Exchange Building lecture series is coming to a close, and to commemorate a successful season, the last lecture will be offered to the public for free.
A $3 donation is suggested but not required. Tour guide and storyteller Eric Lavender will lecture on the infamous pirate Captain Charles Vane, who plagued the Carolina Coast during the "Golden Age of Piracy."
A native South Carolinian, Eric Lavender is a widely regarded authority on pirate history in the Carolinas, not only giving tours in Charleston, but also appearing at museums, schools, events and libraries across the southeast. Lavender also acted as a consultant and appeared on A&E, Lifetime, ETV, Bing Travel and on numerous other television, radio, print and online media outlets. He and his wife, Sabrina, operate Charleston Pirate Tours and Island Paradise Balloon Art.
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And in my head I would be thinking that "doing" a war meant being a soldier.
(Chanting) Jennifer: A soldier walked onto the road, asking where we'd been.
The latest information provocation is that Georgia kidnapped a Russian soldier.
Even one child soldier is a gross injustice to humanity and its future.
One testimony about how I find music is powerful is when I was still a soldier back then.
That night, the Bronze Soldier was transported from Tõnismäe to the military graveyard, where it was yesterday made accessible to the public again.
Mr President, the dictator Abacha has, in fact, died, but the dictatorship remains; it remains with a new face visible in another soldier: Abubakar.
Now we have been made aware that a Turkish Cypriot soldier was also killed by an unknown cause. Obviously this must also be deeply regretted.
He who is known - wrongly, in fact - as soldier Gilad Shalit was carrying out his military service like all young people in his country.
The presence of one soldier for every six civilians, including the Turkish colonists, in the occupied zone of Northern Cyprus is unique in Europe, and even in the world.
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The violence committed against them by your troops and soldiers will not prevail.
We have already mentioned one of the cruellest forms of child abuse: child soldiers.
There are 14 000 Syrian soldiers stationed there, which is 14 000 too many.
There are 300 000 child soldiers around the world and millions and millions of orphans.
And an army is not called an army; 60 000 armed soldiers are a humanitarian rapid reaction corps.
It is true that we have to restrain the criminal Milosevic and his bands of soldiers and murderers.
The last of the AMIB soldiers arrived in Burundi last Sunday.
They have a particular interest in ones that will help our soldiers.
We have the voluntary Supplementary Protocol against Child Soldiers and the Activities in Africa.
Eight policemen and soldiers were killed the other day.
It consists of 3 000 soldiers from Ethiopia, South Africa and Mozambique.
Thirdly, we can confirm that we have made a certain amount of general progress with regard to child soldiers.
When we thought Masiosare was the strange enemy, and we sang, with a childlike heart, "a soldier in each son."
There, they use child soldiers from Uganda, who are forced into armed conflict.
In Libya, soldiers carried out rapes and torture.
ALTHEA has the same solid mandate, which, as we see it, is the best possible guarantee of our soldiers' safety.
Mr President, nine French soldiers killed and 38 injured; 15 000 civilians in danger, and unacceptable violence.
The quality of soldiers and equipment is very poor and the size of the DRC is enormous.
They cannot be accurately targeted; they do not distinguish between soldiers and civilians, adults or children.
Before the vote on child soldiers in Uganda:
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Scientists are rethinking long-held assumptions about the forces that influence Lake Tahoe's health and clarity.
An annual report released Thursday shows that despite a prolonged wet and cold winter in 2010-2011, the lake's famed clarity actually improved. Such conditions are generally believed to decrease clarity.
Researchers also say that the 2007 Angora Fire on Tahoe's west short that burned more than 3,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of home has little effect on the lake's water clarity.
The 2012 State of the Lake report, funded by the University of California, Davis and the California Tahoe Conservancy, comes in advance of this year's Tahoe Summit, being held Monday at Edgewood.
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SalesLogix Web comes with it's own set of controls to be used on QuickForms. These controls are still in their infancy and will likely grow over time, but for now, there are some things missing that might be perceived as limitations. It's helpful to know more about what is under the hood of these OOTB QuickForm controls so you can easily work around limitations and push the controls to behave the way you want them to work.
The DataGrid control in the SalesLogix Web architecture is a very simple control. There's not a lot of "extras" to it at all. One common thing that might be desired with the DataGrid is to specify an initial sort order for it's data. Looking at the properties for the grid in the QuickForms editor, you won't see a way to specify this. However, let's take a look under the hood at the grid control.
The SalesLogix QuickForm controls are located in the assembly named "Sage.SalesLogix.Web.Controls.dll". If you look at a SmartPart with a grid on it you'll notice that the grid control is actually called "SlxGridView". If we open that DLL in reflector and navigate to located SlxGridView we can see the following:
Well cool. It inherits from the standard ASP.NET GridView control. We can take a look at the MSDN docs for the GridView control and see all that it contains. Since the SlxGridView control inherits from System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridView, it has everything that we see listed there, including a Sort method.
We can take what we've learned there and just add some code to a LoadAction for our QuickForm to set the default/initial sort order for the grid. The Sort method takes two parameters. The field or property name to sort by (you can specify multiple properties/fields here, delimited by a comma) and the second parameter indicates the sort direction. I added some code to the LoadAction of the AccountTickets QuickForm to sort the ticket's in descending order by the ReceivedDate property of the Ticket entities listed in the grid.
grdAccountTickets.Sort("ReceivedDate", SortDirection.Descending);
That is it. While the SalesLogix DataGrid control itself didn't have anything built in for specifying a sort programatically, knowing where to look makes this an easy task because we get to see what else it has from it's base type.
A while back I wrote an article on setting the sort for a DataGrid in SalesLogix Web at runtime. That solution worked great in SalesLogix 7.2. However, things changed in SalesLogix 7.5 so I thought it was time for an update to that original post. Let's
Hi All, I'm just trying to sort a datagrid by a couple of properties
grid.Sort("col1,col2", SortDirection.Descending);
delimited by commas, but I'm getting this error:
DataBinding: 'Sage.Platform.ComponentModel.ComponentView' does not contain a property with the name 'Col1,Col2'.
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LEBANON — Maynard Pate, age 72, of Lebanon, TN, passed away Sunday evening, April 8, 2012, at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN.
Funeral Services for Maynard Pate will be conducted Thursday afternoon, April 12, 2012, at 2 p.m. from the Anderson & Son Funeral Home Chapel in Red Boiling Springs, TN, with Elder Floyd Ferguson officiating.
Interment will follow in the Smith Chapel Cemetery. Chad Guffey, John Zalewski, Jacob Zalewski, Ben Zalewski, Nick Zalewski and John Langford will serve as his pallbearers.
Maynard was born Saturday, September 9, 1939, in Johnson City, TN, the son of the late Thomas Edward and Allie McMackin. On April 14, 1989, he married the former Freda Halsell, who preceded him in death on February 20, 2012.
He graduated from Science Hill High School and received an athletic scholarship to East Tennessee State University, where he received his liberal arts degree. He received his master's degree from UT Graduate School of Planning.
Maynard was the former Executive Director of the Greater Nashville Regional Council with 20 years of service. He dedicated his life to public service for cities and counties of the State of Tennessee.
Survivors include: step-daughters, Charla (John) Zalewski, Leslie Palk, all of Cookeville; step-son, Greg Biles, Lebanon; step-granddaughter, Holly Palk; step-grandsons, Jacob, Nick & Ben Zalewski, all of Cookeville; brother, Billy Joe (Betty) Pate, sister, Betty Ann Pate Chapman, all of Johnson City; niece, Judy Chapman, Kingsport; nephews, Steve Chapman, Kingsport, Tom Webb, Bristol, Terry Peterson and Tim Conley, Johnson City.
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The transfer of sophomore guard Seth Allen has left Maryland with a void in the backcourt, one it is trying to fill for the start of the 2014-15 season.
Another option presented itself on Tuesday, as Maryland offered former Hawaii and San Jose State guard Keith Shamburger, he announced via his Twitter account.
Maryland offered today #terps— Keith Shamburger (@MagicShammm) May 6, 2014
According to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Shamburger is looking to finish his undergraduate degree this summer. If he does so, it would allow him to transfer to another Division I school without having to sit out a year, so long as certain graduate degree stipulations are met.
Maryland is in the market for a graduate transfer to fill Allen's spot in the rotation, a player who can provide scoring to supplement the youth that will be surrounding senior Dez Wells in 2014-15. Shamburger could fit that mold, having averaged a solid 9.3 points and 5.4 assists per game for the Warriors last season.
A graduate transfer would bring both stability and a veteran presence to what will be a young backcourt next season. Freshman Melo Trimble will be handed the reins of the offense along with Wells. Those two are added to fellow freshman Dion Wiley at the shooting guard spot.
Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon said on Tuesday at a Big Ten press conference that Maryland has 11 players under scholarship. That would mean that redshirt senior Jonathan Graham is on scholarship for the 2014-15 season and there is the expectation of a full five-man recruiting class coming into the program this fall.
Among other options for Maryland in the grad transfer market is IUPUI guard Ian Chiles, who averaged 15.8 points per game last season.
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On May 12, 2012, Pennie Eckard made the decision to see her doctor about recurring headaches.
After an emergency trip to the hospital, the 54-year-old mother was diagnosed with metastatic brain cancer. Doctors found seven tumors in her brain.
Since her diagnosis, those in Eckard's family have dedicated their time and money to making sure she has the best care possible. Often, the best care possible translates to the most expensive medical bills possible.
To help relieve the stress of overwhelming medical expenses, Eckard's family will host a benefit dinner on June 15 from 5-9 p.m. at Mainstreet Church in Walbridge.
Michelle Fox, Eckard's daughter, said the diagnosis came as a shock to her family.
"It came out of nowhere. She always had headaches, but we didn't think anything of it," Fox said. "Three years ago she had skin cancer, but they just removed the mole and that was the end of it. So when she went to thgo e doctor's for headaches, it came as a surprise when they said that the tumors in her brain were most likely caused by the melanoma she had."
The event will feature a spaghetti dinner, a silent auction, a raffle and live entertainment.
Among the items to be auctioned are: movie passes, spa packages, ballet lessons, tattoo gift certificates, laser skin rejuvenation, golf lessons, yoga passes and much more. Gift baskets will also be raffled off, Fox said.
The event is open to the public and the dinner costs $8 for adults and $4 for children. All money from the dinner, auction and raffle will go to medical expenses for Eckard and her family, Fox said.
In addition to the benefit dinner, Connxtions Comedy Club in Toledo has agreed to let Fox sell tickets to its June 29 Dave Landau event until two weeks before the show. Most of the money taken will also go toward Eckard's expenses.
"The tickets are $15 and Connections will take $5 from each, giving mom $10," she said. "I'm going to have the tickets at the dinner and I'll have them on me at all times until two weeks before the show."
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 14, 2008 Coalition forces targeting al-Qaida in Iraq operatives in northern and central Iraq yesterday and today killed two enemy fighters and detained 13 terrorism suspects, military officials reported.
In Chaft al Asha, southeast of Kirkuk, two enemy fighters were killed and three suspects were detained today during an operation targeting a wanted man believed to have connections to area al-Qaida leadership and roadside bomb operations. Upon arriving at the target building, ground forces called for the occupants to surrender. Two men with weapons ran out of the building. Coalition forces, perceiving hostile intent, killed them.
Just outside Mosul yesterday, coalition forces captured a wanted man who intelligence reports suggest is an explosives expert possibly involved in the movement of suicide bombers.
During three related operations today in Mosul, forces captured a wanted man believed to have conspired with terrorists killed in an operation earlier this month. Five additional suspects were detained during the operations.
Also near Mosul today, forces captured a wanted man allegedly associated with the city's al-Qaida foreign terrorist and weapons facilitation networks. Two other suspected terrorists were detained during the operation.
In other operations yesterday:
-- During a rescue operation to recover a 15-year-old kidnap victim in Kirkuk province, Iraqi police killed one of her abductors. Three gunmen kidnapped the teenager, whose father is a captain for the Ministry of Interior in Baghdad, in the early morning hours yesterday. An emergency special unit set up a checkpoint to intercept the kidnappers, and a firefight ensued. The unit rescued the victim, although one police officer was injured and the two other kidnappers escaped.
-- Multinational Division Baghdad soldiers arrested a suspected criminal in southern Baghdad's Rashid district. Soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division's Troop A, 7th Squadron, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, arrested the suspect in his home while conducting a cordon-and-search mission and transported him to a combat outpost for further processing.
-- An Iraqi citizen's tip led Multinational Division Baghdad soldiers to a weapons cache in the Baghdad area. Soldiers serving with the 10th Mountain Division's Company C, 2nd Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, found 12 bombs of various sizes designed to pierce armor-hulled vehicles, two machine guns with spare barrels, an AK-47 assault rifle and 200 armor-piercing rounds in an abandoned house in the Iraqi capital's New Baghdad district.
-- Soldiers with Company B, 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, attached to 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Cavalry Regiment, seized a gas can with about 10 pounds of homemade explosive material in Baghdad's Mansour area.
In operations Oct. 12:
-- While on a cordon-and-search mission, soldiers with the 4th Infantry Division's Company C, 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, seized two rocket-propelled grenades, two OG-7 fragmentation warheads, four fragmentation grenades, five RPG launchers and a 40 mm launcher in Baghdad's West Rashid area.
-- Soldiers from the same unit arrested five suspects during targeted raids in southern Baghdad's Rashid district. While searching the residences, the soldiers seized four RPGs, five RPG launchers, fragmentation propelled grenades and a 40 mm grenade launcher.
-- Iraqi National Police officers discovered a bottle filled with homemade explosives inside a cardboard box while on patrol in the Masafee community. An Iraqi army explosives ordnance disposal team retrieved the homemade bomb.
-- An Iraqi citizen's tip led Iraqi National Police to the seizure of an RPK light machine gun, two AK-47s, three grenade fuses and bodies, 2,000 rounds of 7.62 mm linked ammunition and two machine guns.
-- Soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division's 3rd Brigade Combat Team seized five anti-personnel mines and two grenade fuses while on patrol in Adhamiyah.
-- Iraqi National Police confiscated 52 AK-47s, a sniper rifle, a 9 mm pistol, a revolver, a bolt-action rifle and a videotape with extremist propaganda during an operation in the New Baghdad district of Baghdad.
-- Based on a tip from a "Sons of Iraq" citizen security group member, 25th Infantry Division soldiers from Company C, 1st Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, working with Iraqi soldiers, seized a weapons cache west of Baghdad. The cache consisted of 25 pounds of propellant, two 125 mm rounds, five 82 mm mortar shells, two cans of 23 mm projectiles, 16 rocket fuses, about 1,000 rounds of 14.5 mm small-arms ammunition and four motorcycle batteries.
-- Soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division's Troop A, 3rd Squadron, 89th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, confiscated two AK-47s while conducting Operation Patriot Enforcement II in Rusafa.
-- An Iraqi citizen's tip led Iraqi soldiers to the seizure of two 120 mm rounds, two 105 mm rounds, a fragmentation grenade, 12 fuses, washing-machine timers and initiation devices in western Baghdad.
-- A citizen's call to the Iraqi army's tip line led Iraqi soldiers to an RPG launcher on a roof in Kadhamiyah.
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Moving away for college is a major life transitions for everyone. Admissions counselors David Lazo and Annalise Miyashiro share two perspectives on moving across the country to Nashville and Vanderbilt University.
Posted by David Lazo on August 22, 2014 in Advice for Parents, Commons, Freshman Commons, Housing, Living on Campus, Nashville, Preparing for College, move-in, admissions counselor, aloha spirit, college, Diversity, goodbyes, Hawaii, home, Nashville, northern California, opportunities, opportunity, Parents, Research, San Francisco, southern charm, thrive, transitions, Vanderbilt community
Vanderbilt student have 22 residential halls to choose from after completing their first year on The Ingram Commons.
Posted by Carolyn Pippen on March 10, 2014 in Commons, General Information, Housing, Information for Incoming Students, Uncategorized, alumni lawn, apartments, Barnard Hall, Blakemore House, Branscomb, Branscomb Quadrangle, Carmichael Towers, Chaffin Place, Cole Hall, double rooms, Greek Row, Highland Quad, Housing, leadership, Lewis Hall, Lupton, Mayfield Place, McGill Hall, McGill Project, McTyeire, Memorial Gym, Moore College, Morgan Hall, Nashville, Recreation and wellness center, residential houses, residential requirement, Ro*Tiki, Rocket Subs, Sarratt Student Center, Scales, single rooms, single-sex dorms, Stapleton, Student Life Center, student rec, suites, The College Halls, The College Halls at Kissam, The Ingram Commons, The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons, Tolman Hall, upperclassman, upperclassmen, Vanderbilt Hall, Vandy Barnard, Vaughn, Warren College
Are you ready for a next-level look at VU? Check out these 10 must-follow Vanderbilt social media accounts.
Posted by Jay Watson on March 6, 2014 in Commons, General Information, Social Media in Higher Education, athletics, center for student professional development, Facebook, fine arts, Flickr, instagram, mandarin chinese, Pinterest, Renren, The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons, twitter, Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt Campus Dining, Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery, Vanderbilt Global Education Office, Weibo
Vanderbilt's class of 2017 has been living on The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons for a couple of months now. Today we take a look at The Commons Cup Competition, one of the ways they're finding balance in this living and learning environment.
Posted by Jay Watson on October 30, 2013 in Balance, Commons, Common Place, Commons Cup, Crawford House, East House, flag football, kickball, Knowledge Bowl, Martha Ingram Rivers Commons, Memorial House, North House, Roger Cone, S'Memorial, Vanderbilt Class of 2017, Vanderbilt Inside Dores Blog
With move-in just days away, we're starting a new series about the Faculty Heads of House. First up, Dr. Kyla Terhune of Hank Ingram House.
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|The weather station atop Mount Washington is chained down and covered in rime frost from sideways-blowing snow. (Wikipedia)
Windiest: Mount Washington, New Hampshire
Native Americans used to call Mount Washington Agiocochook, meaning "home of the great spirit." Today, it is more commonly known as the site of some of the worst weather in the world.
The 6,288-foot peak—the tallest in the northeastern United States—is situated where three major storm tracks converge, creating nearly constant cold, wet, and icy conditions. According to researchers at the Mount Washington Observatory, the high winds are a result of the steepness of the slopes and the north-south orientation of the mountain range, which causes wind speeds to accelerate as they rise.
In 1996 the World Meteorological Organization clocked a wind gust of 253 miles per hour during Tropical Cyclone Olivia on Barrow Island, Australia. Until then, Mount Washington held the record for the highest wind gust ever recorded: 231 miles per hour on April 12, 1934; or simply "the big wind," as it's known to local New Hampshirites.
Mount Washington's original record might have been shattered but it remains the windiest destination in the United States.
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It is a known fact that most of the men enjoy when tied up and gagged girls are being undressed. This scenario usually happens when a house wife or a security a really is being attacked by an intruder, ball gagged and then manhandled. It is so cool that some of the websites are fully devoting themselves to re-creating these damsel in distress scenes! Let me show you one of these sexy lassies bound and helpless.
It took intruder just a few minutes to have this beautiful blonde immobilized with rope bondage. Sitting on the chair and having her arms and legs wrapped with ropes, female looks really irresistible. By looking closer you can see the fear deep in her eyes: who knows what's on intruder's mind and want is he going to do with this her?
It looks like taking all the money in the house is not enough for the intruder and he would like to play with busty housewife. He used scarf to make gag and a few seconds later we can enjoy the beautiful gagged girl getting her blouse unbuttoned and pair of perfect breasts fully exposed. Do you want to play with them? Imagine how cool is to squeeze and twists these milk bags with your arms!
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Cast: Krishnarao, M.r. Rajamani, N. Viswanath, Y. Vijaya, Sridevi, Kamal Haasan, Rajnikanth
Producer: R. Venkataraman, R.m. Subbiah, R.venkataraman
Director: K. Balachander
Writer: K. Balachander, Kannadasan
Release Date: 22 October,1976
Storyline: Moondru mudichu (english: the three knots) மூன்று முடிச்சு is a 1976 tamil film that was directed by k. balachander. the movie stars kamal hassan, rajnikanth and sridevi in major roles. it is hailed as the movie that made rajnikanth a big "villain" star. the movie revolves around 3 people, a college going girl (sridevi) and two men who fall in love with her (kamal hassan and rajnikanth). sridevi was 13 at the time. Read on Wikipedia
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Feline political negotiations experienced a setback last week. In another in an ongoing series of squabbles about who gets to sleep on the bed (MY bed) during the day, OldCat caught NewCat with a pretty good swat across the face. (Which is basically like getting your ass kicked by an 85 year-old man. But he's also twice her size, so he has a longer reach to his advantage.)
Cinnamon came down from the bedroom loft with a scratch across the bridge of her nose bleeding badly enough that I had to dab at it with a paper towel. By the next night it was also apparent that he had damaged her left eye somehow.
Although it was difficult to tell how badly, because Cinnamon is… not very compliant. If she doesn't want you to look at her eye, she will make you regret trying.
After a trip to the vet (who knew a free cat could be so expensive?) she got a shot of antibiotics, a tentative diagnosis of a scratched third eyelid (nictitating membrane), and a tube of goop for me to apply to her eye twice a day. She spent two full days curled up on the thermal mat on the couch, getting up only to eat or drink or use the litter box. My poor little puddin'.
Luckily by Sunday, even though her eye looked about the same to me, she clearly felt better. She was up and engaging in some of her usual routines, like her hobby of staring fixedly at the neighbor's car for no apparent reason.
(The best thing I can say about that picture is that it's in focus. I tried fixing the lighting in Photoshop, but – as is so often the case – it only made things worse.)
It has definitely gotten better. Although it's not as healed by now as I thought it would be. The vet said if it doesn't improve, she will need to be brought in and tranquilized for further examination.
If that statement made you hear cash register noises in your head: congratulations! You must be a pet owner!


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This Saturday Trevor Bayne will try to continue his streak of top-10 finishes at Dover International Speedway (DIS). During both 2012 NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) races at the Monster Mile, Bayne locked up sixth-place finishes. Bayne and the No. 6 team are also coming off a top-10 finish in Charlotte last week. Be sure to check out all of Trevor's statistics and thoughts on racing at Dover International Speedway in the full preview!
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In this edition we cover a range of issues, challenges and opportunities in telecoms and media. 'Broadband for all' is a key theme: noting that achievement of this goal will rely on a combination of wired and wireless broadband technologies, we discuss the benefits of using spectrum in bands below 1GHz to support wireless broadband, and consider whether coverage obligations are required to encourage roll-out. We also discuss some of the issues that are critical to the achievement of the Digital Agenda for Europe.
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Fourth-seeded UCLA women's tennis team to face Duke in Monday's championship match in Virginia.
UCLA women's tennis team will take on Northwestern in Sunday's semifinals in Virginia.
Bruin women's tennis team downs No. 17 Texas, 4-2 in Friday's round of 16 in Charlottesville, Va.
Fourth-seeded Bruins have appeared in the last two National Team Indoor finals.
Bruins post second shutout victory in as many days.
UCLA women's tennis team improves to 4-0 on the season with home shutout.
UCLA women's tennis player posts a perfect 4-0 record during ITA Kick-Off Weekend at the LATC.
No. 5 Bruins defeat TCU, 4-1 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center on Saturday.
Bruins down San Diego, 4-0 on Friday afternoon to advance to Saturday's championship match.
UCLA women's tennis team wins all six singles matches in straight sets to start the year 1-0.
UCLA's Catherine Harrison took home the consolation singles title on Sunday.
Members of the UCLA women's tennis team are competing in Las Vegas and Rancho Mirage this weekend.


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There's enough 4 lane roads which are free, and ecompass much of New York areas. But, it won't stop people for long. Only people who'll seek alternate routes are truck drivers, who'll use 17, 88, and Southern Tier expressway. Only people really getting hurt are communters whom depend upon Thruway. Enough allready.


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Join Adobe InDesign and publishing expert Mike Rankin as he explains how to use InDesign to design a wide range of digital documents, including interactive PDFs and apps for the iPad. This course provides a tour of digital publishing trends and shows how to bring these trends to bear in various projects, such as a slide presentation, a PDF form, and an interactive portfolio. Mike also introduces the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and shows how to publish dynamic interactive documents to the iPad and other mobile devices.
InDesign CS6 has nearly 60 panels in its user interface. With so many tools at your disposal, it's really important to keep things organized so you don't waste time and effort searching for the tools you want, moving things around, and closing and opening panels. Furthermore, you can do so many different things with an application like InDesign that you are going to want different tools in front of you at different times for different tasks. That's why Adobe created workspaces. With workspaces you can create and save custom arrangements of panels suited to whatever your workflow happens to be. So let's see how we can set up a workspace for use with interactive documents.
You can see the Workspace menu in the application bar at the top of your screen. And if you don't see it, go to the Window menu and choose Application Bar. By default, you'll be in this Essentials workspace, which is a simple display with just a few panels visible. But there are several others that come with InDesign. If you're just getting started with CS6, take a look at the New in CS6 workspace. It's really helpful for discovering new features, since every menu displays new features in blue highlighting. So I'll take a look at the Object menu and I can see that there are new choices in Text Frame Options, and in Interactive I can see all my new PDF form tools here.
And it also has features that were new in CS5.5 highlighted in purple. For Interactive documents, Adobe provides two workspaces for you to choose from. The first is Digital Publishing. The Digital Publishing workspace replaces the Interactive workspace from CS5.5. In the Digital Publishing workspace I have two columns of panels. One column is general-use panels collapsed to just icons, and the other is a set of panels specific to interactivity, and these are expanded so you can see the full names.
Obviously, if we're creating interactive documents, things like animation and object states and buttons and forms are going to be important. You can also see the new Folio Builder panel for working with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite projects, and we'll be using this a lot later on. There is another workspace that comes with CS6 that's relevant here, and that's the Interactive for PDF Workspace. In this workspace, I have one main column of panels with things like Page Transitions, Hyperlinks, Bookmarks, Buttons and Forms, and the SWF Preview panel, which used to just be called the Preview panel.
In addition you have the Sample Buttons And Forms library. It's over here by itself, and it's collapsed to an icon. You can click on it to see all the sample buttons that you can use with PDF forms, things like check boxes, radio buttons, and combo boxes. And both of these workspaces are okay for working with interactive documents, but you can always tweak them to make them even better for your needs and habits. So let's customize the Interactive for PDF workspace and save it as a new workspace that's even more useful. First of all, let's pull off the Sample Buttons And Forms library and close it.
If you're going to be creating your own buttons and forms, you really won't need this one at your fingertips taking up screen space, and you can always get at the library right in the Buttons and Forms Panel menu. So if I choose Buttons and Forms, in the Panel menu I can open Sample Buttons and Forms. I'll close that. I am also going to pull off this whole grouping for Color, Stroke, Gradient, and Swatches. Since I don't use most of these--I just use Swatches very often--so I'll take that off, I'll close the other three, and I'll take Swatches and drop it in with Links and Layers.
I'll add Pages and Page Transitions to that group, and I'll also add the Liquid Layout panel by choosing Window > Interactive > Liquid Layout. I'll pull that off the grouping, add it to that grouping, and close the other one. Now I'll move the SWF Preview panel to the top by itself and expand it to give myself nice large previews. I'll open it and drag the bottom-left corner. Now let's create a grouping for animation and interactivity features.
I'll add Buttons and Forms to Hyperlinks and Bookmarks. I'll put Media in there too. I'll open the Animation panel by opening Window > Interactive > Animation. I'll drop that in there. And I'll open the Timing panel, put that right under Animation, and I'll open Object States and put that in there as well. I'll put the DPS Folio panel at the bottom and close Tool Hints.
So what I end up with is four groupings, the SWF Preview panel by itself so I can have a nice large preview; I have panels related to my document structure in the next grouping, panels related to interactivity in the third grouping, and then panels related to the DPS projects by themselves at the bottom. This all just makes sense to my brain. You should play around and experiment and see what arrangement of panels makes the most sense to you. And just to save even more screen space, let's also collapse all the panels down to icons by clicking and dragging to the right.
Now to save this arrangement as a new workspace, I'll go to the Workspace menu and choose New Workspace. I'll give it a name. I'll call this one Interactive Documents, but you can call yours what you like and click OK. And if for any reason I want to go back to the default workspaces that came with InDesign I can just choose one of them from the menu. Notice that my New workspace is set apart from the defaults in the menu at the top. Also, if I make a mess of any workspace by moving panels around or closing them or opening new ones, I can always just choose Reset down below and that will clean up the arrangement and set it back to the way that I saved it.
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By Douglas J. GillertAmerican Forces Press Service
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md., Dec. 16, 1997 As if they didn't face enough problems and potential threats, American cities today must confront a new menace -- terrorism.
The challenge of detecting and combating domestic terrorism falls squarely on the shoulders of police and fire departments, emergency medical teams and other municipal agencies, as well as air and ground transportation authorities. In many cases, however, these agencies aren't equipped or trained to deal with individuals and groups bent on violence as a means of achieving political objectives. They need help -- and are getting it -- from a DoD-led training initiative.
"It is not only a matter of fairness to the men and women who devote their lives to our safety, but also a practical matter of keeping alive and healthy the people we depend on in a crisis," says Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar. Lugar, Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico and former Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia sponsored legislation that funded domestic preparedness training in major U.S. cities beginning in 1997.
Under the initiative, DoD leads an interagency effort to enhance the capability of federal-, state- and local-emergency first responders in incidents involving nuclear, biological and chemical terrorism. The Army Chemical and Biological Defense Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., heads the team. Other federal agencies on the team are the FBI the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Department of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Health and Human Services. To date, they have provided training in seven of the 120 cities they will visit during the next several years.
"We recognize that the first responders are a highly trained, professional community, because they respond on a daily basis to hazardous incidents," said Army Lt. Col. John Ontiveros, deputy to the program director at Aberdeen. "We're providing what we call the 'NBC [nuclear, biological, chemical] difference.'"
Defense has taken a train-the-trainer approach frequently used to prepare military instructors and applied it to the domestic preparedness program. Seven courses range from basic emergency responder awareness and operations training to advanced training for medical or hazardous materials technicians and incident commanders. Basic courses cover:
o Responder awareness -- Teaches firefighters, police officers, hazardous materials teams and 911 dispatchers actions to take, how to look at certain situations and to be aware of agents and their capabilities;
o Responder operations -- Teaches incident response teams and emergency medical technicians precautions and actions to take when entering a hazardous materials zone; and
o Incident command structure -- Teaches incident commanders how to lead and direct a response to an NBC terrorism incident.
The technician training component of the program encompasses three advanced-level sessions for HAZMET responders, emergency medical service providers and hospitals. Available courses include:
o Hazardous materials -- Builds upon existing hazardous materials response capability. Students learn the differences among responding to nuclear, biological and chemical terrorist attacks;
o Emergency medical service -- Teaches emergency technicians and paramedics the differences in responding to nuclear, biological and chemical incidents; and
o Hospital providers -- Teaches physicians and nurses proper treatment of NBC victims.
Following an attack with many casualties, medics must stabilize, decontaminate and transport the injured to hospitals, Ontiveros said. Hospitals must be aware that many people may walk in; this happened in Tokyo after the sarin nerve gas attack on the city's subway system in 1995. Tokyo hospitals weren't prepared, he said; they lacked decontamination equipment and in many cases the knowledge and skill to properly treat the heavy onslaught of survivors.
Before sending a team to a training site, DoD talks to city officials to see what kinds of training they need. "We ask them how they're already set up to respond," Ontiveros explained. "What arrangements and agreements do they have between not only their own internal organization -- fire, law, EMS, hospitals -- but with their surrounding communities? A lot of communities have mutual aid pacts. Because they don't have the resources to handle a four-alarm fire or something that large, they call surrounding jurisdictions for assistance."
Medical and transit workers were key players when the training took place in Boston in October.
"We brought in not only the typical emergency responders but hospital providers as well," said Rich Serino, superintendent and chief of Boston Emergency Medical Services. "If Boston gets hit by a weapon of mass destruction, the hospitals are going to see mass casualties, and they need to know how to deal with that.
"We also included transportation officials, because transit sites are key terrorist targets. The training for them is important, especially in making them aware of what a weapon of mass destruction device may look like and where it may be planted."
Serino said the federal agencies' sharing of expertise and information far exceeded expectations. "It opened our eyes that there has to be some significant training for all first responders."
The city-federal partnership doesn't end when the initial training is over, Ontiveros said. The program progresses through three phases, from basic to intermediate to long-term. A tabletop exercise reinforces the training they received during the instructional period, he said. "Then, after we leave, the city is responsible for going out and training other first responders. Six months later, we'll come back and do what we call a 'muddy boot' or functional exercise, where they select certain elements to participate."
How vulnerable are American cities to terrorists? The FBI assesses domestic terrorism as a very low threat, Ontiveros said. The ease with which chemical and biological agents can be obtained, disguised, transported and used, however, suggests a huge potential for terrorist-inflicted mass casualties, he added.
"I don't think we're going to see tanker cars of nerve agent," Ontiveros said. "On the other hand, because these agents are liquid, with the density of water, and highly volatile, very small amounts could do a lot of damage. It's the magnitude of such terrorist strikes that cities fear most."
After getting the initial training, city officials cower at the tremendous coordination they must perform between sometimes hundreds of agencies that would respond to a mass casualty attack. "They haven't experienced this level of coordination before, and it's daunting," Ontiveros said. An attack on a city with a weapon of mass destruction would quickly overwhelm local capabilities, he said. So metropolitan areas have to pool their resources and be ready to aid each other. "They have to have mutual aid agreements in place," he said, "and be ready for those people to come in and augment emergency forces where the attack occurs.
"For the first several hours, the first responders are the city members, themselves, unless the state can quickly mobilize the National Guard. But the federal response, unless it happens next door to a federal installation, is going to take eight to 10 hours to arrive on site." Being prepared ahead of time to deal with a catastrophic attack, Ontiveros said, is the only hope cities have of effectively responding.
"Simply put," Boston's Serino said, "recognizing the potential destructiveness of weapons of mass destruction and how to deal with such attacks will determine how many casualties we avoid in a real incident. This training will enable us to be prepared."


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Born: September 02,1973 Shivamogga District, Karnataka, India
Spouse: Priya Sudeep
Children: Saanvi
Parents: Sarovar Sanjeev Manjappa,Saroja Sanjeev
Zodiac: Virgo
Height: 6 feet 2 inches
Biography: Sudeep Sanjeev famously know as Sudeep, is a Kannada film actor, director, producer who has also done screenwriting and playback singing for many films. Sudeep is known for his roles in the Kannada films Sparsha (1999), Huccha (2001), Dhumm (2002), Nandhi (2002), Kiccha (2003), Swaathi Mutthu (2003), My Autograph (2006), Mussanje Maathu (2008), Veera Madakari (2009), Just Maath Maathalli (2010), Kempe Gowda (2011), Vishnuvardhana (2011), Bachchan (2013), Maanikya (2014) and Telugu Blockbuster Eega. He has won the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada for three consecutive years for his films Huchcha, Nandhi and Swathi Muthu. His acting in the negative role in Telugu blockbuster movie Eega directed by S.S. Rajamouli has given him entry into Telugu and Tamil film industries. His performance was highly appreciated by several critics and celebrities. His latest movie Manikya (2014) is a block buster. Sudeep has hosted the Kannada the version of Bigg Boss. He has also contributed to social cause related to AIDS.See full bio
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Great Read-Alouds for PreschoolersWritten by childrens library on 05/13/2015
Now that preschools are coming to a close for the year, are you preparing for a summer chockful of fun activities?
If you need to fill in some of the quieter downtime with great books for your preschoolers, try one of these read-aloud chapter books that will keep both you and your little ones entertained. They'll help build vocabulary while keeping your young ones enticed and engaged!


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Dr. Diane Facinelli
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Dr. Diane Facinelli was a faculty member in Barrett, the Honors College at Arizona State University from 1993 to 2014. She was the first recipient of ASU's Faculty Achievement Award for Excellence in Student Mentoring and has been a finalist for the Professor of the Year Award... Read more
Dr. Anish Vanaik
Honors Faculty
Anish Vanaik received his PhD from the University of Oxford in 2013. His dissertation was about the economic and political implications of real estate markets in colonial Delhi and ranged from empirical questions concerning business cycles in the property market... Read more
Dr. Elizabeth Brite
Honors Faculty
Liz earned her Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2011. Prior to her appointment in Purdue's Honors College, she served as a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in the Honors College at Auburn University, where she taught classes in sustainability, anthropology, and Central Asian studies... Read more
Dr. Adam Watkins
Post Doctoral Fellow
Adam Edward Watkins has taught composition at Purdue for seven years, receiving several awards for his teaching and pedagogical development along the way. He earned a Ph.D. in Literary Studies at Purdue as well as an MFA in Creative Writing... Read more
Dr. Dwaine Jengelley
Post Doctoral Fellow
Dwaine Jengelley is a new addition to the Honors College. His research focuses on international terrorism, with a particular emphasis on terrorism, counter-terrorism and the media. His current research examines the content of counterterrorism stories published in The Washington Post over a 30-year period... Read more
Dr. Zahra Tehrani
Honors Faculty
Zahra Tehrani earned her Ph.D. in Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2011. Her research has focused on the molecular signals guiding the formation of pancreatic insulin-producing cells during embryonic development... Read more


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Even with the likes of Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan in attendance at this year's White House Correspondent's Dinner, it was Young Jeezy, aka the Snowman, that President Obama shouted out during his pre-written comedic speech. Videos of President Obama's smooth voice carrying the tune of Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" spread like wildfire on the Internet back in January, but over the weekend, the President proved again that he is in touch with today's hip-hop community. "In my first term I sang Al Green," the president said in the below clip from CBS News. "In my second term, I'm going with Young Jeezy."
We're not sure everyone in the audience caught the reference. But of course, in the ultimate cool moment of all time, Mr. President's wife knew exactly what her husband meant. President Obama mentioned that "Michelle said, 'Yeah' when he joked about singing Jeezy in his second term. "I sing that to her sometimes," he added. Are they not the cutest couple ever?
Jeezy responded on Twitter after getting word of the President's nod:
Shout out to @BarackObama— SnowGo (@YoungJeezy) April 29, 2012
You know they love the snowman in the white house. #Turntup— SnowGo (@YoungJeezy) April 29, 2012
The song President Obama referenced was Jeezy's "My President" featuring Nas from his 2008 album Recession. It was a summer anthem celebrating the campaign of then presidential candidate Barack Obama. Well, if he wins that second term, we're holding him to it. Biggie couldn't have been more right: "You never thought that hip-hop would take it this far."
Watch President Obama shout out Jeezy at the 14:30 mark.
Young Jeezy gets a shout out from President Obama [CBSNews.com]
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Ch3 "Issue: Script ended without explicting closing this test" instead of Fail
01 Sep 2013, 08:29
shinji (2 posts)
I am reading 3.4 Grouping Test Steps and Their Output. The check_results_list.js with try/catch block doesn't fail as shown Figure 21 or 22 when pressing the play button under the script pain.
The result in the Editor Log is
Am I doing wrong? My environment is Xcode 4.6.3, Instrument 4.6, and iOS Simulator 6.1.
When pressing the Record button on top left corner, the result in the Trace log becomes bit different. The log group is
Here are the Screen shots of the log.
01 Sep 2013, 21:03
Jonathan Penn (43 posts)
Hmm. Not sure why it's different, but I wouldn't worry about it. Instruments often behaves differently in different contexts. If you attach to an application instead of profiling with Xcode, it might do this, too.
Regardless, the UI Automation instrument is just letting you know that you didn't close the log group. That doesn't matter for the stuff covered in the book because I teach throwing exceptions to stop the script with errors. The error still shows up in the trace log even though you might see that issue.
The log grouping is useful in other cases, like if you don't want to stop the script after an error. This might be the case when doing stress or performance testing where an "error" might not mean catastrophe. For all the tests in the book, though, an error means that the app isn't in a useful state that the script exists anymore. Trying to just log the error and continue would be pointless.
I hope that bit of backstory helps. Again, I'm not sure why you're seeing that message in this situation but it won't hinder you going through the book.
02 Sep 2013, 07:26
shinji (2 posts)
Hi Jonathan,
Thank you for your response. I'm relieved to hear it doesn't matter for the stuff covered in the book. I will keep read it.
If this Instruments behavior hinders my workflow, I will try to investigate more.
02 Sep 2013, 12:37
Jonathan Penn (43 posts)
Yes, and please let me know!
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Country superstar to shine with Certified Platinum TourWritten by Vicki L. Kroll | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Buckle up, Toledo: Miranda Lambert is bringing her "Little Red Wagon" to town, and it'll be a fast, fun ride.
The singer-songwriter rocked the stage of the Staples Center in Los Angeles when she sang that new single at the Grammy Awards. Lambert proved to be a force of nature, her fiery attitude and wicked sense of humor nearly unstoppable. Amusingly, she was censored for the line "I go on the road/ And do all the s*** you wanna do."
"I was on tour and we were hanging out with friends listening to music, and someone had Audra Mae & The Almighty Sound's album and I heard 'Little Red Wagon.' I loved that song immediately," she wrote in an email interview. "We tracked Audra Mae down, and I asked her if I could record the song. You should check out her album!"
For her fifth disc, "Platinum," Lambert took home a Grammy for Best Country Album. The record debuted on top of Billboard's 200 Album Chart and Country Album Chart last June, and includes the No. 1 "Somethin' Bad" duet with Carrie Underwood.
Several songs on "Platinum" — "Automatic," "Another Sunday in the South," "Smokin' and Drinkin'" — are nostalgic.
"I suppose it's part of getting older that you look back," the 31-year-old wrote. "I love anything vintage — clothes, furniture, houses. I am a fan of old s***, you could say. When something has a story, such as a building that has been there for a long time, don't you wish the walls could talk?"
Talking with Jessi Alexander and Pistol Annies member Ashley Monroe led to "Another Sunday in the South," which pays tribute to Shenandoah, Restless Heart and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
"[I was] hanging out with girlfriends on tour and just chatting about the good ol' days and reminiscing about how it used to be. I love lazy Sunday afternoons, where all you want to do is hang out on the porch with a cold one," Lambert wrote.
There's still plenty of sass on the disc. On "Platinum," Lambert sings, "My disposition permeates the room when I walk in a place, I'm sorry" and "What doesn't kill you only makes you blonder."
"I like strong female role models. My nonny and my mom are both pretty strong influences in my life," the country superstar wrote. "I guess looking back it seems that I always had a few of those fiery tracks on my albums. I love them; they are a lot of fun to perform live."
It sounds like Lambert had a blast singing Dixie and Tom T. Hall's "All That's Left," which she recorded with The Time Jumpers. She credits husband Blake Shelton with the old-timey vibe.
"It was Blake's idea [to invite The Time Jumpers], and it was a really great idea! Don't you love how that song swings? It was a great experience being in the room with all that talent recording that track," she wrote from California, where she was shooting a video for "Little Red Wagon."
Lambert will bring her Certified Platinum Tour to the Huntington Center Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Opening the sold-out show will be Justin Moore, RaeLynn and Jukebox Mafia.
The 2003 "Nashville Star" finalist has scored countless awards, including five-time Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music Female Vocalist of the Year, and racked up hits — "Gunpowder & Lead," "White Liar," "Only Prettier," "Mama's Broken Heart," "Over You," "Baggage Claim," "Kerosene," "Fastest Girl in Town, " "The House That Built Me," "Heart Like Mine."
"Sometimes it's mind-blowing what a great journey I get to be on and continue to get to do what I love — make music," she wrote.
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"Neither starter was very effective today and you can credit the offenses for a lot of that. It was disappointing that, after taking the lead in the first, we gave up that four-spot in the third. You can't give away free bases and you have to play clean defense. Hits are going to happen, but it's a lot easier to hit and score runs when there are runners on base and when you're opponent isn't commanding the zone and when they're not making plays in the field."
"The grand slam in the third inning really seemed to take the wind out of our sails. I've always challenged our guys and told them that everybody responds in college baseball and that's no different with a team as good as Ole Miss. It didn't shock me that Ole Miss responded, but I was looking for us to respond. It just became tough offensively for us because we weren't getting anything accomplished in any area of the game. We weren't real good on the mound and we didn't play great defense or even clean defense, so it became an uphill battle as their bats got going."
"The good thing for us is we get to play three games at home this weekend and we're looking forward to getting back out here on Friday. I expect a lot of this team. We're a competitive and talented group, so I'm sure they're hoping we could go play again tomorrow. We expect to play good baseball on Friday."


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The entrance polls for today's Nevada caucus appear to show what everyone anticipated: a landslide for Mitt Romney. He won almost every conceivable demographic group including those that are not considered his strengths. Conservatives, Tea Partiers and evangelicals — groups where his support is generally weak — all gave Romney huge pluralities if not outright majorities in Nevada. Part of the reason for this is the large Mormon vote in Nevada. Mormons are only about seven percent of the population there, but entrance polls showed them making up 26 percent of today's Republican electorate. With 91 percent of Mormons backing their co-religionist Romney, that inflated his support among right-wingers who might trend more toward Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum in other states.
Yet while Mormon support can account for the increased number of avowed conservatives and Tea Partiers who said they were for Romney, that doesn't account for his getting a whopping 48 percent of evangelical voters in Nevada, with Gingrich receiving only 27 percent and Santorum a paltry 11 percent.
While the challengers appear to have conceded Nevada in advance and spent little time or money there, Romney's strength across the board is encouraging for him. For Gingrich, the only real concern in Nevada is avoiding falling behind Ron Paul in the battle for second place. While the former speaker has low expectations for all of the February primaries and caucuses, a third place finish will make his task of convincing Republicans that he is a viable alternative to Romney much more difficult.


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The Appalachian Fair's main stage entertainment will feature a wide range of talented performers throughout the week.
Country artist Tyler Farr will kick off the fair's main stage entertainment at 8 p.m. on Aug. 18. Hailed as a breakout new country male vocalist, Farr broke through the country and all genre charts last year with his debut album "Redneck Crazy." The Missouri native's dry wit and energetic live show have earned him industry recognition as a 2014 CRS New Faces of Country Radio and 2014 Music Row "Breakthrough Artist of the Year" nominee, as well as rave reviews for his coveted opening slots touring with Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line and Lee Brice.
The popular country vocalist Thomas Rhett will take the stage at 8 p.m. on Aug. 19. From his first single "Something To Do With My Hands" to the playful "Front Porch Junkie," Rhett has been revealed as a solid country artist with a distinct urban streak. Although primarily country, Rhett's music has notes of rock and hip-hop as well. Eight months after its release in 2010, country music star Jason Aldean cut Rhett's single "I Ain't Read to Quit" for his own album "My Kinda Party."
Parmalee is another band in the fair's star-studded entertainment lineup. The band will perform at 8 p.m. on Aug. 20. The band is the first multi-member country act to garner a No. 1 single since Florida Georgia Line on both the Billboard Country Airplay and Mediabase/Country Aircheck charts. Parmalee received a nomination for "Choice Country Group" at this year's Teen Choice Awards. From their smash hit "Carolina" to the newly released single "Close Your Eyes," Parmalee's music is gaining critical praise across the music industry.
Tennessee native Craig Morgan will perform at 8 p.m. on Aug. 21. Morgan has charted 17 times on the Billboard country charts. His top hits include "That's What I Love About Sunday," "Almost Home" and "Redneck Yacht Club."
Chase Rice will light up the main stage at 8 p.m. on Aug. 22. Rice, who co-wrote the Florida Georgia Line hit "Cruise," Rice's repertoire includes both racy songs like "Ride" and sentimental charmers like "Carolina Can."
The opening act for the final night of the fair will be For King and Country, who will begin their show at 7 p.m. on Aug. 23. This Australian-American Christian pop duo was named by Billboard as one of the New Artists to Watch in 2012. The music magazine American Songwriter described the duo as "Australia's answer to Coldplay."
The final concert of the Appalachian Fair will be performed by Francesca Batistelli, who will begin her show at 8:45 p.m. on Aug. 23. The Grammy-Award nominee has been established as a star in the genre of Christian music, and her popular songs include "Free to Be Me," "Write Your Story" and "Beautiful, Beautiful."
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En español | When Ann Tindall, 61, lost her job as a clinical coordinator with a medical contracting firm in Leesburg, FL, she never dreamed that finding another one would be so hard. After all, she has good references as well as solid experience from her nearly 40-year career.
"It's a whole new ballgame out there," says Tindall, who began her first job the day after her 21st birthday. "The Internet has certainly changed the way I apply for jobs. Resumes have to stand out because so many people are applying for the same positions, and prospective employers don't have time for the initial face-to-face contact that my generation remembers."
With 1 in 5 Floridians over age 55 looking for work, Tindall is not alone in her quest to find meaningful employment in a state that had an overall 11.7 unemployment rate in August, according to the Florida Agency for Workforce Development www.floridajobs.org.
A multitude of resources are available to help 50+ workers navigate their way through job losses and career changes, including Job Tips for 50+Workers. The helpful hints include how to write winning resumes, how to handle tough interview questions, and how to quash the "overqualified" label that haunts many experienced workers.
In addition, a new online job-hunting service powered by Indeed.com debuted in September. Job seekers can use the free AARP search engine to look for jobs by state, ZIP code, industry, occupation and title.
As most successful job applicants will tell you, networking is critical to finding new positions and for keeping spirits up. Throughout 2010, AARP has hosted a series of career fairs with national and local employers. The Helping Experience Work@50+ events have not only provided job search assistance to older job seekers but also have offered tools and resources, including a workshop called "The Power of Promoting Yourself at 50+." The next Florida career fair is scheduled for Oct. 19 at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa.
AARP also offers several online networking groups geared for 50+ workers. At the "Water Cooler," users can share advice about finding jobs, jump-starting careers, and returning to work after retiring. The "Downsized" online community group offers inspiring stories and tips from job-loss survivors.
"The hardest part is getting past the discouragement, especially when an employer doesn't respond at all after you've applied," says Tindall. She works as a contractor on as an-needed basis for a professional testing service while she looks for full-time employment.
"You just keep on applying and talking to friends and acquaintances," she says. "Sooner or later something will come along."
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As we all know Microsoft is releasing the Surface Pro version starting today in the Microsoft's Retail Stores,Online Microsoft Store,Staples and Best Buy across United States and Canada.
Along with that Microsoft announced in their press release that the Surface RT version will also see a major rollout on14th February,with Surface RT launching in as many as 13 countries including Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
They also recalled the new available offers with new accessories,while the 64GB Standalone version of the Surface RT will be available for $599 giving users the choice to select the touch/type cover of their liking with new limited available Touch Covers in Red,Cyan and Magenta available for $129.99.There's also a Wedge Mouse Surface Edition which costs around $69.95.
Checkout the Official Press Release for more details.