text:
Last quarter may have been weak for Microsoft, but the stock remains a good long-term buy, analysts say.» Read More
Amazon's U.S. apparel and accessories business will strip Macy's of its title as the top apparel retailer in 2017, according to Cowen.
Google fueled the Nasdaq's second consecutive record close, and "Fast Money" traders discussed how to trade soaring tech names.
A Google executive's comments sent Etsy shares soaring Friday. But risks of relying on Google for traffic remain.
The small trader decided they weren't going to be the suckers buying Netflix after its stock split.
More than two decades after leaving Apple, John Sculley is experiencing a revival as co-founder of Misfit Wearables and Zeta Interactive.
E-commerce site Jet.com hasn't launched yet, but it could be an acquisition for Amazon.com, Gene Munster told CNBC.
Apple is up 7 percent this week, and according to one technician, the rally is just getting started.
Cost per click has fallen year over year for 15 consecutive quarters, but it doesn't tell us much about the actual price of Google ads.
Increasing revenue and falling expenses provide the recipe for more good news in future Google earnings, Victor Anthony told CNBC.
Google pointed to Etsy as a good example of web companies winning more business due to its recent move to index pages within third-party apps.
When Netflix reports quarterly results after the bell Wednesday the most important number to watch is streaming subscribers.
Three years after returning a fortune to its early venture investors, Workday is starting its own venture investing group.
Microsoft's effort to catch Amazon.com in cloud computing is getting some "fanatical support" from Rackspace.
China's Tsinghua Unigroup may be making a grab for the last U.S. memory chip maker, but the Chinese bidder for Micron is unlikely to gain U.S. approval.
With some of the biggest names in the technology industry slated to report earnings this week, the sector could be key to the current stock rally.
Foxconn plans to expand in India, building 12 factories and employing 1M workers amid rising costs and labor disputes in China, the FT reports.
David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital fell 1.5 percent in the second quarter, taking it down 3.3 percent year-to-date.
Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets gives CNBC his preview of how some of these tech companies will fare in the second half of the year.
Societe Generale lifted Apple's stock Monday with an upgrade, but for a supposedly cheery note, it sure reads negative.
S&P Capital IQ tech analyst Scott Kessler says investors shouldn't overlook certain tech stocks even though he rates the entire sector as "overweight."
Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
Matt Hunter is the senior technology editor at CNBC.com.
Working from Los Angeles, Boorstin is CNBC's media and entertainment reporter and editor of CNBC.com's Media Money section.
Jon Fortt is an on-air editor. He covers the companies, start-ups, and trends that are driving innovation in the industry.
Josh Lipton is CNBC's technology correspondent, working from CNBC's Silicon Valley bureau.


text:
MG434 Constitutional Law
This course is a survey of the U.S. Constitutional legal and historical principles. The subject areas addressed are the historical origination of the U.S. Constitution, judicial review, commerce and supremacy clauses, separation of government powers, and special emphasis on the decisions and principles related to biblical and religious rights and privileges.
Credit Hours:3

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Win VIP Tickets to the Sweetlife Festival on April 28
"My gal is red hot" by Ronnie Hawkins.
I am a graduate of Institute of Culinary Education in Pastry and Baking Arts. After a short career in the restaurant industry, I realized I wasn't cut out for it. I spend my time experimenting in my own kitchen.
"My gal is red hot" by Ronnie Hawkins.
ABC Kitchen should win!
love me some japchae
If I'm not making it at home..definitely would pick Grand Sichuan on Lexington.
Meat: Everybody's doing it.
I put sriracha on basically everything. But my favorite is on scrambled eggs.
I am almost certain I ate at the exact location 3 weeks ago when I was in Hanoi.
So good!
My office just had some for our holiday party, not even two hours ago. The mozzarella/prosciutto was so good. I highly recommend.
Wow great site ravenouscouple! love it, probably going to make the curry chicken pot pie this week.
cool, I'll check out Pho Tay Ho soon.
thanks for all the advice!!
I have a Beater Blade and have been using it since December. I love it.
My one problem it is when I am making an icing. I have to keep my mixer on the lowest setting when I add my confectioners sugar, otherwise it will kick the sugar right out. My walls have suffered sugar explosions a few times. But once the sugar is incorporated its great.
Definitely worth the investment.
Blindfolded taste tests are great!!!!
In high school on my senior trip to paris. I was instantly in love.
I went to ICE for pastry. Yes it is expensive, but I absolutely loved the instructors. They are hands on and teach you every step of the way. I'd agree the curriculum could use an update. I took one or two recreational courses on running my own business, helpful, kinda.
I definitely think ICE is a great stepping stone, but it is by no means the finish line. I did my internship at a Michelin Star restaurant, and I felt like I had to learn all over again. The chef at the restaurant told me I should've given him $10,000 and he would have taught me everything I needed to know. I definitely felt I learned more from him than I did in my year at ICE.
Sorry ICE, I love you guys, but classroom and in a kitchen are totally different things.
Raspberry my grandmother grew in her back yard. She would send me outside to pick them, hardly any ever made them into the house. So delicious
Blue moon cupcakes with orange brandy icing. I made them for Memorial Day. SO yummy!
I lived in Germany for a while when I was in college. I used to go to the supermarket and buy "American" flavored Dorritos, which are cool ranch flavored to us. I would get them any time I felt home sick, dorritos were the only American thing the local supermarket carried outside of coke.
I really hate this store. With a passion. The owner is so rude. The prices are WAY too high. It annoys me that they have a corner on the cake supply market in NYC. Which in itself sucks, because when you are really in need of some bizarre cookie cutter or a silicon mold, they are the only place to find it. Don't be surprised if you hear the word "NEXT" being screamed a half a dozen times while you are there.
orange chocolate mousse cake, so rich and creamy and its gluten free.
Thanks for the heads up.
Baron Ambrosia. I definitely need to check this guy out. haha
Nothing particularly good. If you want some terrible heart burn, try the garlic fries.
Best bet, stick to the hot dogs.
Arcadia Brewing Company!
The Black Whale has an excellent brunch. There is usually a line to get in, so go early. It is all you can eat, and if you are there more than one hour chances are the food will be completely different from when you first got there.
When your coworkers ask you "so what are you making tonight?" in hopes of there being leftovers.
When you have 5 different types of flour in your cabinet because you found a recipe you just had to try.
I know NYC does not have a huge Vietnamese population, however I am very interested in participating in a Tet celebration. Does anyone know where there is a Tet event in the next two weeks?
I'm going on a culinary tour of Vietnam in December, completely on a lark. But I don't really know much about Vietnamese food. I'd like to get a better understanding before I head over. Any suggestions on a good authentic Vietnamese restaurant in NYC?
I'm looking for something more than just Pho
I need advice from all of the foodies out there. I work for a nonprofit which encourages open dialogue with the international community about timely topic such as environmental policies and urban planning. In November, I will be hosting 4 people from German who work in the agriculture industry. These people hold various positions such as farmers and state representatives of farmers.
I need to arrange meetings for them to meet with their counterparts here in NYC. I'm looking for suggestions on different and exciting organizations who farm in an urban area. I have already reached out to a few organizations, but no success just yet. I'm open to any suggestions as long as it is within the NYC limits.
Thanks for the help guys!
I'm on this, "I want to read every book about food possible" kick lately. Problem is, when you search on amazon for books about food, you get cookbooks. I want to know ABOUT food, not how to cook it.
Any suggestions?
I live in the Bronx and I have always been disappointed by the lack of good food. Any time I read a food blog about the Bronx and where to eat, it mentions Arthur Avenue and City Island. My logic is there has to be other good places to eat. My area is over run with Chinese, Pizza and Diners. I need some else.
What else is there?
rcammarota hasn't favorited a post yet.


text:
Loading streams...
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
|All Content
|View all podcasts & RSS feeds
Peoria Public Radio Staff
Membership Manager
Underwriting Representative
Underwriting Manager
Program Director
News Director
News Producer
Administrative Support
Interim Executive Director / Chief Engineer
News Producer
Operations Manager
Radio Information Service Director
6:00 am
Mon January 20, 2014
Peoria Chinese community to celebrate New Year
By Alex Rusciano
"We have members who kind of helps clean the debris, maybe needed blankets for the victims and we decided for every sold ticket we are going to donate a dollar to this foundation."
Liu says the event allows the local Chinese community to share its culture with other residents. He says there are about 2,000 members of the Chinese community in the area. Tickets are $13 for the show and an early lunch, or $6 for just the show. Information on tickets and the event is available at www.PeoriaChinese.org. 2014 is the Year of the Horse.


text:
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Health Canada
Healthy Alberta
A one-page guide to the Health Insurance Marketplace. Health Care website. Available at: https://www.healthcare.gov/get-covered-a-1-page-guide-to-the-health-insurance-marketplace. Accessed July 23, 2014.
Children's health insurance program reauthorization act. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services website. Available at:
http://www.medicaid.gov/Medicaid-CHIP-Program-Information/By-Topics/Childrens-Health-Insurance-Program-CHIP/Childrens-Health-Insurance-Program-CHIP.html. Accessed July 23, 2014.
Emergency medical treatment & labor act (EMTALA). Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services website. Available at: http://www.cms.gov/Regulations-and-Guidance/Legislation/EMTALA/index.html. Updated March 26, 2012. Accessed July 23, 2014.
Ross JS, Bradley EH, Busch SH. Use of health care services by lower-income and higher-income uninsured adults.
This content is reviewed regularly and is updated when new and relevant evidence is made available. This information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with questions regarding a medical condition.
Copyright ©
All rights reserved.
Go Back : New Search
Disease & Condition Facts
Disease & Condition Topics
Procedures & Surgery Facts
Health and Wellness
Interactive Tools
Hospital Website Design by Brown Parker & DeMarinis Advertising


text:
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
A Berkeley County man died of electrocution Saturday while working on an ice machine behind his Red Oak Circle home near Summerville.
The Berkeley County Coroner's Office was notified of a death at 6:20 p.m., according to Berkeley County Coroner Bill Salisbury.
James Montgomery, 68, was last seen at about 10:30 a.m. The ice machine was in the garage behind his home.
His wife could not reach him by phone. She called her son who lives across the street go over and check on him, according to Salisbury.
That's when the son found him lying on the floor near the ice machine and called EMS.
Montgomery was pronounced dead on the scene by the Deputy Coroner Darnell Hartwell, according to Salisbury.
The victim's body was transported to MUSC and an autopsy was conducted. Coroner Salisbury ruled the death an accident with the cause being electrocution.
The Journal Scene is pleased to offer readers the enhanced ability to comment on stories. We expect our readers to engage in lively, yet civil discourse. We do not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not occasionally find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. Responsibility for the statements posted lies with the person submitting the comment, not The Journal Scene.
If you find a comment that is objectionable, please click "report abuse" and we will review it for possible removal. Please be reminded, however, that in accordance with our Terms of Use and federal law, we are under no obligation to remove any third party comments posted on our website. Read our full terms and conditions.
© 2015 The Journal Scene an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
Ph: 02 9371 7357 ♦ Fax: 02 9371 6552
Thank you for your interest in Perfection Chocolates, all care is taken to deliver our product with the same care that we take in making it. We hope you decide to indulge, and enjoy our fine chocolates. In brief, our privacy, terms and conditions statement (below) surmises the following:
We use, and trust, Australia Post with our chocolate, and the items are posted within 24 hours of recpeipt of order.
For security we use Paypal.
Shipping costs are calculated in your shopping cart, and will be clearly visible.
All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD).
Our Trading Address is 700 New South Head, Rose Bay NSW 2029, phone 02 9371 7357, email firstname.lastname@example.com
Privacy, Terms and Conditions:
Privacy Policy
No refunds are given, the product is to be returned and it will be replaced.
Changes in Orders
We cannot change orders once they have been placed, although if notified by the customer of an order error we will do our best to correct the order.
Errors of information provided o the site
Perfection Chocolates strives to present the most updated information and pricing of the products within the Site. We are not liable for any typographical errors, sudden price changes or any other change or increase in product prices whatsoever. Perfection Chocolates is not liable for any error or changes in packaging, description, label or illustration of any product advertised within the Site.
In the event a product is listed at an incorrect price due to an error in information received from our suppliers or due to a data entry (typographical error), Perfection Chocolates shall have the right to refuse or cancel any orders placed for product/s listed at the incorrect price. This will also apply to any such orders whether or not the order has been confirmed and your credit card charged. If your credit card has already been charged for the purchase and your order is cancelled, Perfection Chocolates shall within 7 days issue a credit to your credit card account in the amount of the incorrect price.
Reserved Rights
Perfection Chocolates reserves the right to alter without notice, our websites products, material, policies and conditions that govern the use of our website at any time. We encourage you to review the sites terms and conditions regularly for any updates or changes. By continuing to access or use our website shall be deemed your acceptance of any changes.
700 New South Head Rd ♦ Rose Bay 2029
Ph: 02 93717357
Fax: 02 93716552
Ph: 02 9371 7357 ♦ Fax: 02 9371 6552


text: We've been following start-up Music Gremlin for some time now, from its ambitious beginnings as a software company through its transition to a reference device designer and finally into a self-branding manufacturer, so we were more than a little disappointed to learn that lukewarm reviews of the recently-launched MG-1000 DAP indicate that it contains no small number of bugs and frustrating restrictions. Like the prototype Zing player that we recently spotted (but unlike the similarly-equipped SoniqCast devices), the MG-1000 offers direct-to-device downloads along with device-to-device file transfers thanks to built-in WiFi, but these features are limited to customers who also pay $15-a-month for the proprietary Music Gremlin service, on top of the $300 they already shelled out for the unit itself. Some of the problems reviewers have mentioned -- such as an intermittent WiFi connection, cumbersome search process, and lack of automatic power down or FM presets -- can be addressed by the company in future firmware releases, but other issues -- like the small 8GB hard drive, relatively weak battery life, and inability to share any tracks besides subscription downloads with anyone but fellow subscribers -- are either hardware-based or can't be resolved due the conditions that music studios include in their licensing agreements. Unfortunately, unless you really, truly need to ability to download music when you're away from your computer, the drawbacks to this device when compared to a similarly-priced, video-playing 30GB iPod don't seem to outweigh the limited benefits you'll derive from its wireless capabilities.Read- The Wall Street Journal's Walter MossbergRead- CnetRead- Laptop Magazine


text:
SOCI 1183 - Contemporary Social Problems, 3 Credits
Prerequisite(s): SOCI 1163 with D or better
Level: Lower
Course Attributes: Gen Ed - Social Sciences, Liberal Arts and Science
The purpose of the course is to acquaint the student with a broad spectrum of social problems within the contemporary United States. The factors causing social and cultural problems will be emphasized. Each student will be required to use sociological principles to analyze one selected problem.


text:
After weeks of not having the time I wanted for this, it's finally done! Today, I installed RAC on Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 (OEL5), and I can tell you that there's nothing exceptional about the process.
The only trouble I encountered had nothing directly to do with the installation. In order for the device rights to be assigned when RHEL5 or OEL5 start up, you have to create a file in
/etc/udev/rules.d, but I have already spoken about that in my last post on the subject of raw devices.
Besides that, it's all quite simple once 10g's prerequisites are met. After an hour and a half, it was all wrapped up, at least for two nodes. I didn't see anything revolutionary differences, but nonetheless there are some points worth mentioning.
1. There's no need to launch VIPCA manually if your public network uses reserved IP addresses. Nonetheless, it's quite alright to do so, because beneath 80% of examples, Oracle networks are in the
192.168.x.x or
10.x.x.x ranges. Oracle has also fixed the Cluster Verify Utility, which now simply returns a warning instead of an error when this happens:
Interfaces found on subnet "192.168.245.0" that are likely candidates for a private interconnect: sacha eth1:192.168.245.2 WARNING: Could not find a suitable set of interfaces for VIPs.
On the other hand, note that you must have a ping-able GATEWAY at your public address and that the CVU doesn't seem to validate it. If you don't have one, the penalty is that your VIP won't start.
2. No more RAW DEVICES are needed. As I have mentioned before, OCR and Voting Disks can be directly in the partitions (in fact, that's even the recommended configuration now). It's the same for ASM disks — for example, you can just change the parameter indicating the path under which ASM will discover disks (
asm_diskstring) to
/dev/sdb*, and with DBCA, you can directly adjust your block devices without ASM.
3. There is a command for verifying the state of all the cluster's nodes.
./crsctl check cluster sacha ONLINE kilian ONLINE
4. There is a command for making a manual backup of OCR. It's practical to do so before adding a node to the cluster.
./ocrconfig -manualbackup sacha 2007/09/16 08:09:13 /u01/crs/cdata/arkz/backup_20070916_080913.ocr ./ocrconfig -showbackup manual sacha 2007/09/16 08:09:13 /u01/crs/cdata/arkz/backup_20070916_080913.ocr
5. OPROCD replaces hangcheck-timer. I've written about this before, and verified it.
ps -ef |grep oproc root 5580 4625 0 07:38 ? 00:00:00 /bin/sh/etc/init.d/init.cssd oprocd root 6142 5580 0 07:38 ? 00:00:00 /u01/crs/bin/oprocd run -t 1000 -m 500 lsmod |grep hangcheck
6. ASMCMD now has a
cp command. This makes it possible to do things such as the working examples below.
. oraenv ORACLE_SID = [oracle] ? +ASM1 The Oracle base for ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1 is /u01/app/oracle asmcmd ASMCMD> cd DATA/ORCL/CONTROLFILE ASMCMD> pwd +DATA/ORCL/CONTROLFILE ASMCMD> cp Current.260.633428899 +DATA/ORCL/CONTROLFILE/gark.ctl source +DATA/ORCL/CONTROLFILE/Current.260.633428899 target +DATA/ORCL/CONTROLFILE/Gark.ctl copying file(s)... file, +DATA/orcl/controlfile/gark.ctl, copy committed. ASMCMD> ls Current.260.633428899 gark.ctl
7. The
lsdsk command allows you to see disks associated with ASM. For example, with the
-d option, you can see which disks belong to a DiskGroup.
oraenv ORACLE_SID = [oracle] ? +ASM1 The Oracle base for ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1 is /u01/app/oracle asmcmd ASMCMD> lsdsk -k -d DATA Total_MB Free_MB OS_MB Name Failgroup Path 1529 864 1529 DATA_0000 DATA_0000 /dev/sdb5 2337 1306 2337 DATA_0001 DATA_0001 /dev/sdb7
A few remarks:
- It's possible to launch ASMCMD when ASM is stopped. The message that follows,
ASMCMD-08103: failed to connect to ASM; ASMCMD running in non-connected mode, indicates that you will work directly on the heads of the disks.
- For reasons I imagine are linked to the fact that in my case, the
asm_diskstringparameter does not have the default value (
lsdskseems not to work when in non-connected mode.
- ASMCMD's new commands look very interesting, particularly
remap. Okay, enough ASM stuff for now.
8. You can both add and remove Voting Disks in a working cluster. Let's start with OCR, which seems to work already. As the root user, you can add and remove an OCR Mirror while the clusterware is working as follows:
cd /u01/crs/bin ./ocrcheck Status of Oracle Cluster Registry is as follows : Version : 2 Total space (kbytes) : 248724 Used space (kbytes) : 2252 Available space (kbytes) : 246472 ID : 433771587 Device/File Name : /dev/sdb8 Device/File integrity check succeeded Device/File not configured Cluster registry integrity check succeeded ./ocrconfig -replace ocrmirror /dev/sdb9 ./ocrcheck Status of Oracle Cluster Registry is as follows : Version : 2 Total space (kbytes) : 248724 Used space (kbytes) : 2252 Available space (kbytes) : 246472 ID : 433771587 Device/File Name : /dev/sdb8 Device/File integrity check succeeded Device/File Name : /dev/sdb9 Device/File integrity check succeeded Cluster registry integrity check succeeded ./ocrconfig -replace ocrmirror ./ocrcheck Status of Oracle Cluster Registry is as follows : Version : 2 Total space (kbytes) : 248724 Used space (kbytes) : 2252 Available space (kbytes) : 246472 ID : 433771587 Device/File Name : /dev/sdb8 Device/File integrity check succeeded Device/File not configured Cluster registry integrity check succeeded
You can do the same thing with Voting Disk while the clusterware is as:
dd if=/dev/sdb10 of=/u01/crs/cdata/arkz/voting.copy bs=4k 62244+0 records in 62244+0 records out 254951424 bytes (255 MB) copied, 10.0618 seconds, 24.2 MB/s ./crsctl query css votedisk 0. 0 /dev/sdb10 Located 1 voting disk(s). ./crsctl add css votedisk /dev/sdb11 Successful addition of voting disk /dev/sdb11. ./crsctl add css votedisk /dev/sdb12 Successful addition of voting disk /dev/sdb12. ./crsctl query css votedisk 0. 0 /dev/sdb10 1. 0 /dev/sdb11 2. 0 /dev/sdb12 Located 3 voting disk(s). # At first glance, it's looks like it's not possible to remove Voting Disk 1: ./crsctl delete css votedisk /dev/sdb10 Failure 8 with Cluster Synchronization Services while deleting voting disk. # Too bad! But we can easily remove the other Voting Disks # and logically, a problem with Voting Disk 1 would not # affect the cluster. # Too bad again! I can't test this with my configuration. ./crsctl delete css votedisk /dev/sdb11 Successful deletion of voting disk /dev/sdb11. ./crsctl delete css votedisk /dev/sdb12 Successful deletion of voting disk /dev/sdb12. ./crsctl query css votedisk 0. 0 /dev/sdb10 Located 1 voting disk(s).
9. You can kill sessions cluster-wide.
# Session 1 sqlplus / as sysdba grant select on gv_$session to scott; # Session 2 sqlplus scott/tiger select sid, serial#, inst_id from gv$session where audsid=sys_context('USERENV','SESSIONID'); SID SERIAL# INST_ID --- ---------- ---------- 67 610 1 # Session 1 alter system kill session '67, 610, @1' immediate; # Session 2 / select sid, serial#, inst_id * ERROR at line 1: ORA-03135: connection lost contact Process ID: 29700 Session ID: 67 Serial number: 610
10. You can launch an AWR script for the whole RAC instead of instance-by-instance. Use
spawrrac.sql as follows:
@?/rdbms/admin/spawrrac Instances in this AWR schema ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Instance DB Id DB Name Count ----------- ------------ -------- 1161209635 ORCL 2 Enter value for dbid: 1161209635 Using 1161209635 for database Id Specify the number of days of snapshots to choose from ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Entering the number of days (n) will result in the most recent (n) days of snapshots being listed. Pressing without specifying a number lists all completed snapshots. Listing the last 31 days of Completed Snapshots Snap Instance DB Name Snap Id End Interval Time Level Count ------------ --------- ----------------- ----- -------- ORCL 1 16 Sep 2007 10:00 1 2 2 16 Sep 2007 11:00 1 2 3 16 Sep 2007 12:00 1 2 Specify the Begin and End Snapshot Ids ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enter value for begin_snap: 1 Begin Snapshot Id specified: 1 Enter value for end_snap: 2 End Snapshot Id specified: 2 Specify the Report Name ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The default report file name is spawrrac_1_2. To use this name, press to continue, otherwise enter an alternative. Enter value for report_name: [...] End of Report ( spawrrac_1_2.lst )
Share this article
10 Responses to "Running RAC and ASM on Linux (Finally!)"
Hi Gregory,
Could you point me to the previous posts regarding etc/udev/rules.d and the fact that no RAW devices are needed anymore.
Thank you for the information in this post
[…] no permissions.d directory on RHEL5 and OEL5. Last September, Grégory Guillou from Pythian blogged about installing on Red Hat 5 and referenced a post on his French blog that shows how to setup a RULES file for SCSI block […]
sorry, i don't understand one thing: can i use directly /dev/sdb* for asm disks with 10gR2? it seems to me that also in 11g documentation Oracle says to use ASMLib but i can't find ASMLib very useful. Morehover i've met problem described in Metalink Note 457369.1 that suggest to use asm_diskstring = /dev/oracleasm/disks/* but devices files under /dev/oracleasm/disks/* have same major e minor numbers of original block devices (/dev/sdb*) so i think that is the same think. So my question is: does oracle support the use of asm_diskstring=/dev/sdb* ?
Compliments for the post.
using /dev/sd* devices for ocr and voting disk, i'm getting a "the location /dev/sdb1, entered for the oracle cluster registry (ocr) is not shared across all the nodes in the cluster….".
This post also http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=641837&tstart=0&messageID=2474588 says that, for ocr and voting disk, 10g keep using raw dev or cluster fs.
It is correct?
you will get the error "the location /dev/sdb1, entered for the oracle cluster registry (ocr) is not shared across all the nodes in the cluster….". when you have not shared the device /dev/sdb1 for both nodes. Please check its physical location it should be shared in shared path.
Great Article .. Keep it up
related to your statement that oprocd replaces hangcheck-timer … afaik and according to oracle doc this is not true both for 10g and 11g.
Can you pointed me to the link where this is stated?
Hi, i was getting an error "ocr location is inaccessible" while running root.sh. This is what i did
a. created raw devices, and formated it with fdisk(as specified in one rac installation doc' but actually i am not sure why they are asking us to partition the disk as it will become ext3 partitioned and not raw devices)
b. granted the required permisssions ocr root:oinstall and voting disk oracle:oinstall
c. but not able to access ocr, should i use block devices else format the ocr and voting disk using ocfs. your advice is greatly appreciated
Leave a Reply


text:
Post-Game Quotes, Penn State vs. Purdue
Nov. 3, 2007
Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery 1 | Photo Gallery 2
Coach Paterno
Q: Derrick Williams seemed to play with more authority when he got the ball. Could you talk about him and why the focus on him today?
A: It depends what they give you. I try to preach that sermon every week. They've been paying an awful lot of attention to Butler. Butler hasn't had a lot of shots and Derrick has stepped to the plate. I think he pressed a little bit earlier and now he seems a lot more comfortable out there. He has in practice as well as you saw him today. So, I think he needs to play and have a little success regardless of who you are. You get to the point where sometimes you start pressing and I think he might have been pressing a little bit. That and the fact that people did a good job on him.
Q: You had the ball fourth-and-1 at the 45 with seven minutes to go. What went into the decision to go for that? Did last week's fourth down play have anything to do with it?
A: No. It was a whole different ballgame. That was the football game if we make the first down there, I thought, because of the clock and everything else. No, today was a different game. Last week, before the half, we had turned it over there. We were going to get the ball in the second half. We had turned it over there and the way Ohio State was running the football and playing, we might have gone into halftime having to make three scores instead of two. I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to take that chance last week. This week, we were playing a little better defense. They didn't score a touchdown today from scrimmage. They got the kickoff return, which, we've got to do something about that. But everything else was field goals. So, it's a little different. The whole tempo of the game has a lot to do with it and my feeling today was even if we didn't make it there that we were in pretty good shape and I thought we'd be ok. I thought we could play good defense and if we did then we'd get the ball back again and I thought we could maybe score again if we had to.
Q: Lots of times when you come off a tough loss you rely on the leadership to pull the team together. Were you happy with the way that some of the guys responded today in that role?
A: I think the whole football team did. They practiced well this week, practiced hard. We didn't practice long but when we did, we did it with a lot of intensity and heart and I think Morelli is - I would hope somebody just once would say 'Morelli is getting to be a pretty darn good quarterback.' I mean, the poor kid has gotten all kinds of grief and he's really been pretty good. Some day we haven't been good enough. We haven't run the ball well enough where you could free up some people. We had Derrick Williams and those people were one-on-one a lot of times because we were running the ball pretty well. So, I was pleased with a lot of the kids. But, for a while there I was a little bit annoyed because I thought we got a little sloppy early but I think after that we were fine.
Q: Do you appraise senior classes as whole classes Do you ever look at it that way as a whole entity? Could you appraise this senior class in relation to where this program was in 2004 that kind of got the program back to where it is now?
A: Well I told them that last night. In fact, I told all of them. I said 'you know, everybody owes an awful lot to this senior class because they came in here when we had had two losing seasons in a row.' I said 'they came in here, trusted the program, believed in Penn State, believed in the coaching staff' and since they started to play - you know, we're having a good year, not a great year, but we had a great year two years ago and a good year last year and the two New Year's Day Bowls and I said 'we owe them a lot' and I do owe them a lot. I tried to make sure we did the best we could to win this one, their last home game. But I think they're a great bunch of kids. That's not the greatest class of athletes we've ever had but even the ones that didn't get to play - like there's three of four kids out there who are walk-ons that have made a contribution - Perretta, Weber, and a couple of other guys. But yea, you're right. I think they're a special group in a difference way than maybe you would think I would say because they were not the greatest group of athletes we have ever had. There's a couple of great ones there but not as a group.
Q: Can you talk about your decision to go back with Kinlaw? It seemed like Royster was really running well at that point.
A: Well, Kinlaw is a senior and he had - he just gets careless with the football. If he hadn't fumbled that football he would have had a heck of a day. But Rodney's one of those kids that every practice, he's out there ready to go to work and get better. You always feel a little bit obligated to guys like that. And Royster's going to be a good back in his day.
Q: What was happening on some of those plays where that play clock was winding down? Was it a look that they were showing?
A: I think we only had one, didn't we? One delay of game.
Q: You had to use a timeout here or there, didn't you?
A: Well, I know one. I'm not sure if there was more than one. I couldn't tell you about the other one. One of them was just a miscommunication as to what the signal was. There was confusion on it and they were moving. The one I'm talking about is when the wideouts starting to go from one side to the other side. And that's going to happen to you. You don't want it to happen but it's got to happen once in a while.
Q: What about the big fumble that Lee forced at the goal line that was a big play for you guys. Could you discuss how the momentum changed for you after that?
A: Well, I think that was a big play. It reminded me of a couple of games we were in last year where we were going in and turned the ball over and got ourselves all out of whack. I think it was a very big play, a very big play. I think, from the Purdue side, it was unfortunate for Purdue and was fortunate for us.
Q: After you have a game like you had last week and you give up the opening kickoff, talk about how the guys responded after that?
A: I wasn't worried about how the guys responded. I was worried about how yours truly responded. I was ready to go out and punch somebody right in the mouth. You know, that shouldn't happen to you. But what can you do? You can either go in the shell or can come on back and I think the kids came back and I think that's the sign that maybe we're grown up a little bit more, you know a little bit more leadership and what have you.
Q: Following up on the Sean Lee question, can you discuss what kind of leader he has become? Has the coaching staff ever pulled him aside and told him to become a little bit more of a leader?
A: Well, you know I've challenged the whole group of them to come to the front and he's would be one of them. But some guys do a lot of things without talking about them. They do it in practice, they may do it in the locker room but they're not guys out there trying to impress the coaches by shouting and yelling and all that kind of stuff and Sean's one of those guys. Sean is a strong leader and obviously an excellent football player and he practices hard and I think he's a leader because of the fact that he shows by example. But I've never sat him down and said 'you have to be a leader.' I've challenged - every once in a while I'll go over the defense when I think they get a little sloppy and I'll challenge the whole defense and say 'hey, you guys better knock it off, some of you guys had better get a hold of your buddies and go get them to go to work' and that kind of thing But I really haven't done much the other way.
Q: Dan Connor has now broken the all-time tackle record. Can you talk about what he's meant to this program?
A: Well he's one of those kids that came in here when we were struggling. He was a big plus. He was a very, very much sought-after high school player. In fact, he might have been one of the outstanding high school players in the state. He might have gotten an award or something. He's just a good football player. He and I had our disagreements, let me say, early. He had a little bit of an attitude about some things and to his credit and his family's credit, when I decided to do some things they took it in stride and he kept working. Obviously, he's an outstanding football player, really outstanding.
Q: It wasn't just the touchdown but you also gave up a couple of big returns. How concerned are you with the kick coverage?
A: Very much. We've had two kickoff returns (for touchdowns). In fact, all I could think of was shades of Illinois. At Illinois, we took the ball, went down the field, had a great drive, kicked the field goal. We didn't get the touchdown, kicked off and the kid ran it back 90 yards. Here we are, we kick off and the guy runs it back the whole way. I'm very much concerned about that. We're going to take a look at the personnel and how we're kicking, the whole bit. I think we've got to take a look at it. I can't even remember having two kickoffs returned for touchdowns in a season. I couldn't remember having one returned in a season after Illinois until a couple of guys on the staff reminded me we had one.
Penn State Player Quotes
Tom Bradley Assistant Coach
Q: Talk about Sean Lee's play...
Q: How do you think your guys bounced back after a tough game last week?
Q: Talk bout the secondary the past couple weeks...
Q: What does the tackle record mean for Dan Connor
Q: Comment on Dan Connor
#1 Justin King Junior, Cornerback
Q: How did you guys bounce back today?
Q: How do you feel you played today?
Q: How tough was to give up the kickoff return at the start of the game?
Q: Comment on the defense today...
#40 Dan Connor Senior, Linebacker
Q: What was it like being senior day?
Q: Comment on breaking the tackle record...
Q: What was it like leaving the field for the last time?
Q: What was the crowd noise like today?
Q: How big was it to set the record on senior day?
Q: What does the tackle record mean at Penn State?
Jay Paterno Quarterbacks Coach
Q: What did you say to Derrick Williams as he was coming out of the tunnel after the game?
Q: With the statistics Anthony Morelli will end up with, do you think he will be viewed better 5 or more years from now than how he is viewed today by the fans?
Q: Do you think Derrick Williams has been pressing these past couple of games?
Q: Talk about your relationship with Anthony Morelli.
#14 Anthony Morelli Sr./Sr., Quarterback
Q: What did it mean to end like this hear today?
Q: Was this a morale booster?
Q: Did the game plan call for so much of Derrick Williams, or was that just the way the game went?
Q: Did you see something on the films against Purdue that they sidelines were usually open?
Q: Are you guys still focused on the New Years day match-up?
#4 Terrell Golden Gr./Sr., Wide Receiver
Q: What was your best memory in Beaver Stadium?
Q: Talk about the offense during the second half.
Q: Talk about Derrick Williams game.
Q: How tough is it to come out when you are in a hole?
#2 Derrick Williams Junior, Wide Receiver
Q: How did you become such a favorite target today?
Q: Was it important to send the seniors out with a win on senior night?
Q: How do you guys as a team approach these last two games on the road?
Q: Is it difficult to play in a system like this, where you kind of have to wait your turn with so many talented guys?
#22 Evan Royster So./Fr. Tailback
Q: How much did the guys talk about sending the seniors out with a win today?
Q: It must mean something a little extra special to have a part in the win for the seniors.
Q: What would you say the mentality of the team is right now?
#48 Maurice Evans Sophomore, Defensive End
Q: Evaluate your performance today.
Q: Was it frustrating trying to rush Curtis Painter?
Q: How big was that sequence of plays when you got the turnover on the one yard line?
Q: What did you think of their quarterback?
Q: After last week's loss, how important was today's win?
#20 Rodney Kinlaw Senior, Tailback
Q: Can you describe the emotion of playing your last game here and what this season has meant to you?
Q: Do you think you stepped out of bounds on that fumble?
Q: How emotional was it going out on the field for the last time in front of these fans.
Q: Did it mean a lot more, the fact that you had to put this away in the fourth quarter?
# 78 John Shaw Sr./Sr., Tackle
Q: How did it feel playing in Beaver Stadium for the final time?
Q: Was it emotional for you in any way?
Q: Joe talked a lot about how he credits the senior class for really helping turn this program around - sticking with it when times were tough. How do you feel about that as a member of that class?
Q: John, do you have one memory that you will always take with you from playing in Beaver Stadium?
#57 A.Q. Shipley Sr./Jr., Center
Q: What did you show today, do you think?
Q: You were down in the second half too. Was there anybody that spoke up in the second half?
Q: It never seemed easy at all for you guys, did it?
# 45 Sean Lee Jr./Jr., Linebacker
Q: [Referring to the fumble at the goal line in the second quarter] From us it looked like he was trying to reach it out.
Q: Why would a guy do that with traffic?
Q: Justin said he thought that the guy thought he was closer than he really was.
Q: What a boost that gave the team, I imagine.
Q: You were looking to make the tackle there, so you're not looking at the ball. When did you notice he was holding the ball like the statue of liberty?
Q: They were moving the ball well on you in the middle of the game, and early in the fourth quarter you had those two drives that you stopped. What was the difference?
# 7 Anthony Scirrotto Jr./Jr., Safety
Q: What does Dan Connor mean to the team? Comment on it being his senior year and him as a captain and a leader.
Purdue Head Coach Joe Tiller
Q: Your defense got the one big turnover in the red zone but it gave up a lot of yards. Can you assess the play of your defense?
Q: Can you talk about the play of the offensive line?
Q: Did Penn State do something differently in the fourth quarter, defensive-wise?
Q: What was your view on that first down on the last drive in which they eventually scored?
Q: You love effort and got a lot of it. But the emotion of the personal fouls, did that bother you and did you address them, because they hurt you?
Q: Can you talk about your special teams and kicking game today?
Q: This is the most Derrick Williams has been involved in the offense, did you anticipate that?
Purdue Player Quotes
#11 Jared Armstrong Senior, Punter
Q: What made you kick the ball so well today?
Q: Is it mental?
Q: Joe said last week you were kind of acting like a kicker. What do you think?
Brock Spack Defensive Coordinator
Q: What did they do better in the second half?
Q: Just to clarify, were you pleased with your defense's effort?
#28 Dustin Keller Senior, Tight End
Q: Evaluate your performance today. A: In my eyes anyways, it comes down to whether you win or lose. I mean you can play a really bad game, but come away with a victory. And that is what all really matters in the end. Of course we played better today, but we lost. So that is what matters.
Q: Overall how do you think the offense did?
Q: How would you rate their defense today?
Q: Do you guys feel that you came out in the first quarter with a good rhythm on offense?


text:
There is a huge difference in being first. The baseball program is feeling that difference now, in media coverage, in souvenir sales where merchants can't keep CWS items in stock and most importantly, in public perception.
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top Bettors
Top High Fived
Quick Slant: College World Series leftovers
Started by SECTalk.com, Jul 03 2014 09:31 AM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
Quick Facts: Baseball in Search of Titles at USC
Started by SECTalk.com, 13 May 2015 In: The West → LSU Sports → LSU News
- 0 replies
- 108 views
A Quick Chat With ... Jared Cheek
Started by TheRealBrave, 29 Apr 2015 In: The East → Georgia Sports → Georgia News
- 0 replies
- 86 views
Quick Start Fuels a 9-3 Mizzou Win Over Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Started by SECTalk.com, 25 Mar 2015 In: The East → Missouri Sports → Missouri News
- 0 replies
- 97 views
Men's Basketball Set for Quick Turnaround vs. Georgia
Started by SECTalk.com, 09 Jan 2015 In: The West → LSU Sports → LSU News
- 0 replies
- 135 views
The Quick Slant: Instant Analysis from Florida's 24-19 loss at FSU
Started by gatoraus, 29 Nov 2014 In: The East → Florida Sports → Florida News
- 0 replies
- 95 views


text:
Brooksville, Florida --Four skimmers were recently located on the gas pumps at the Hess gas station located at 26260 Cortez Boulevard in Brooksville.
The skimmers were "internal," which means there is no way they could have been detected by the customer and they were only discovered during an inspection of the pumps by the manager.
The skimmers were placed within the pumps between 6 p.m. on Feb. 18 and 7:15 a.m. on Feb. 19. The skimmers were placed on pumps 1, 2, 7, and 8.
If you used this particular Hess gas station during this time period, please check your receipt to determine which pump you used. If you used the pumps in question, contact your financial institution to cancel the card and have a new one issued.
If you have used your credit/debit card on one of the four affected pumps during the listed times, please e-mail Detective Tony Aguiar at email@example.com.
You may also like...
Underwater Secret:Hidden caves beneath Weeki Wachee
Rollercoaster Rescue:16 stranded after ride malfunction
Car Crash tragedy:USF students killed in interstate wrong-way crash
Hungry Sinkhole:Hole opens beneath Corvette museum, swallows 8 cars
Be my McValentine:Romantic reservations at McDonald's
Card Game Murder:Man sentenced for Magic: The Gathering killing
Treason?Secret Service visits candidate who says Obama should hang
Sasquatch on Tour:"Dead Bigfoot" on display in Texas
Here kitty, kitty:Lion escapes enclosure at Pasco sanctuary
#ShortYellows:Florida quietly shortened yellow lights
Kittens shot:Officer shoots kittens in front of children
Popular photo galleries:
Faces of Meth:Devastating before and after photos of meth abusers
Trayvon Martin Shooting:Trayvon Martin crime scene photos and George Zimmerman injury photos
Hooters Winners:Winners of the 2013 Hooters swimsuit pageant
Rejected:Funny Florida license plates rejected by the DMV***warning graphic***
Deadly sinkhole:Home collapses, man dies in giant sinkhole
Popular Databases:
Florida Sex Offenders:Look up sex offenders in any Florida neighborhood here
Restaurant Inspections:Look up inspection reports for any Florida restaurant here


text:
Darren Criss Talks Behind the Scenes of Season 2, Episode 9: "Special Education"
We can't get enough of Darren Criss and it's only fitting that he's front and center in this season's Sectionals ep. But we will not be distracted by his
sweet serenades. We're still Team New Directions, right?... Right?!
Original Air Date: November 30, 2010, 8/7c


text:
Posted at: 02/14/2013 4:47 PM
UW-Superior says longtime Communicating Arts Professor John Munsell died Tuesday after a long illness. He was 70.
Munsell taught at the university from 1967 to 2001, inspiring students in theater, television, and speech courses. Among other things, he directed more than sixty stage productions, acted in more than 200 stage and television performances, ran a touring summer theater program, and hosted programs for Wisconsin Public Radio.
Cathy Fank, the theater faculty member hired to replace Munsell, said it was "daunting" to follow Munsell's act. "He is such a dynamic, inspirational and well-respected acting and directing teacher, so I was stepping into big shoes," she said, pointing out that a number of Munsell's former students are now on the theater faculty at area colleges and active in the local theater scene.
UWS will host a memorial service for Munsell next Thursday.


text:
The 'Begin Again' singer will help bring the 55th edition of the industry event to a start this weekend.
Taylor Swift has been announced as the opening act of the Grammy Awards 2013.
The country star is expected to perform her smash hit 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' at the Staples Center this weekend.
"Oh my god, it's Grammy week, it's so hectic," she told Ryan Seacrest in preparation of the show. "I have a lot to plan for with the opening performance and I'm just really hoping all the pieces come together this week.
"Because this is when it really gets really crazy, but it's all very exciting too."
The 22 year-old has enjoyed great success at the Grammys over the years – picking up six awards.
She's also looking to add to that haul this weekend with three nominations.
Speaking about her performance, she said it only felt right to perform a song which was nominated on the night.
"I think you should perform the song that's nominated," she continued. "Like, if you got a song nominated for Record of the Year, you might as well perform that. It's a big hint."
Other performers on the night include Ed Sheeran, Justin Timberlake and Rihanna
The Grammys 2013 take place live on Sunday night (10th February) live from the Staples Center in Los Angles.


text:
Gear Review
Ashok Captain
Always thought this was for folks who never set the front derailleur limit screw carefully, until my chain (and I) fell off in a hill climb race. Got one. Tis beautifully made and easy to put on. I have put rubber solution (puncture repair type stuff on the bolts to prevent em from vibrating loose. A squirt of WD4o aids removal.
View More Details on K-Edge Cross Catcher


text:
Junior Andrew Farrell
Dec. 7, 2012
Louisville, Ky. - University of Louisville junior defender Andrew Farrell was one of 11 players announced as first team NSCAA All-Americans on Friday afternoon. Farrell earns the honor for the first time in his career. He joins the elite company of Colin Rolfe as the second Cardinal to earn first team NSCAA All-American honors.
Farrell was named MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist this season. He was named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year this season. Farrell anchored the Cardinals' defense, which is tied for the top spot in the conference allowing 0.62 goals per game in league play. Louisville posted a 7-1 BIG EAST record, winning the Red Division. Farrell was also a unanimous selection to the All-BIG EAST first team. He finished the year tied for third on the team with four goals and nine points.
Farrell becomes Louisville's fourth NSCAA All-American. All four (Phil Edginton, Colin Rolfe, Austin Berry and Andrew Farrell) were coach by head coach Ken Lolla.


text:
Street Children in South Africa: Findings from Interviews on the Background of Street Children in Pretoria, South Africa
Roux, Johann Le, Adolescence
During September 1993 an investigation was launched on the lifestyle, activities, experiences, and background of street children in Pretoria, South Africa. Qualitative rather than quantitative interviews were conducted to gather as much information as possible on the total life situation and subjective experiences of these children. This article focuses specifically on their background. The responses to each interview are discussed and compared with research done in the past on South African street children.
The average age of the respondents was between 13 and 14 years as shown in Figure 1. Figures in Cape Town differ only slightly . . . in that the mean age of runaways is 12.9 years and the mean age of admission to The Homestead is 13.6 years (Cockburn, 1991). Richter (1991) found street children in South Africa to be between 7 and 18 years of age, with the majority between 13 and 16. Richter (1991) further found that the ages of street children in poor Third World countries (11 to 16 years) differ significantly from those in rich First World countries (older than 16 years). Linda Zingaro, a director of an agency in Vancouver, Canada, which serves the needs of street children in a First World country, confirms Richter's findings: "The kids that I predominantly deal with are between 15 and 16 and up to 24 or 25" (Zingaro, 1988, p. 9).
A quote from Schaefer (1989) depicts the life of a street child: "As a bitter highveld winter wind whips through the suburbs of Johannesburg, ten-year-old Moses, huddled in the doorway of a shop in Hillbrow, pulls another piece of cardboard over his body and takes a sniff from his glue bottle, hoping it will block out the cold and bring him some sleep" (p. 19).
Race and Gender
All the street children involved in the present investigation were of African origin and all were boys. According to Ross (1991, p. 70), the street child phenomenon in South Africa is merely the outcome of the political system of racial segregation that has been in place since the 1940s. Street children are simply described as the victims of the former policy of apartheid. Ross illustrates her statement as follows: "The vast majority of an estimated 9,000 street children in South Africa are black. There are virtually no white street children in South Africa, but there are 10,000 white children in 160 state-registered and subsidized children's homes. In contrast, there are no state-administered children's homes for African children in the urban areas. The 12 existing private homes accommodate just under 1,000 African children. Although the existing 11 places of safety for African children can accommodate 1,400 children, only 700 children were harbored there during 1991."
The present ratio of Africans to whites in South Africa is approximately 5:1. If the white community produces 10,000 children in need of care, the statistical projection is that there are at least 50,000 black youths in need of care. If one considers the present high levels of violence and poverty in the black townships of South Africa, this projection of needy black children seems to be unrealistically low (Le Roux, 1993).
Ross (1991) reached the following conclusions: "If it is self-evident why there are no white street children, it is also obvious why there are so many black street children. White children in need of social care in South Africa have been adequately provided for by the community and by the state. Black children in need of social care have been sorely neglected. . . . South Africa's street children are an uncomfortable reminder of this country's racial legacy: they are yet more of apartheid's victims" (p. 70).
According to Hickson and Gaydon (1989), "What is unique about South African street children is the role that apartheid ideology has played in their lives. . . . For this reason Johannesburg's (black) 'twilight children' must be located within a political context" (p. …


text:
Jonathan L. Roten
A Jonesborough man was arrested early this morning after allegedly punching his pregnant girlfriend in the stomach and pointing a rifle at his own head.
Jonathan L. Roten, 28, 106 Clover Run, Jonesborough, was arrested about 1 a.m. after a Washington County Sheriff's Deputy was called to his residence.
In a court record, Deputy Jimmy Martin said Roten's girlfriend, Dawn Bates, reported that she and Roten had been arguing over two children when he left the residence on foot claiming that he was going to Woodridge hospital for treatment of a mental condition.
Bates feared for her safety, so she locked the door, but Roten returned a few minutes later, kicked the door open and went after the woman. She tried fleeing to a back room and calling for help, but Roten was able to take her phone away.
Bates told Martin that Roten slammed her head on a dresser and punched her in the stomach. Bates was about nine weeks pregnant with Roten's child, according to the court record.
Roten broke Bates' phone to prevent her from calling for help. She managed to get outside and screamed for help, but Roten pulled her back inside. He took a .30-06 rifle from a bedroom closet and confronted her again. He walked around with the rifle while arguing with her before placing the rifle's barrel under his own chin. Bates later convinced Roten to put the rifle back in the closet.
Roten was charged with aggravated domestic assault and jailed in the Washington County Detention Center on $50,000 bond. A hearing was set for this afternoon in Sessions Court.
Bates was taken to Johnson City Medical Center to be checked for injuries.See the affidavit of complaint. comments powered by Disqus


text:
- It is ultra-light for easy portability between vehicles and has energy absorbing comfort-cube™ construction for comfort.
- Padded armrests with finger grips provide additional comfort and fabric on the underside protects vehicle seat.
- It has a contoured belt-routing surface for improved belt positioning, and raises your child 4" to improve in-vehicle shoulder belt fit.
- The Clek™ LATCH connectors attach securely to your vehicle's LATCH lower anchors in 10 seconds (or less) in most vehicles.
- Premium microfiber seat cover is removable and washable, and the adaptable storage pocket grabs drinks, MP3 players and more.
- Includes Olli™ booster seat and carrying strap.
- For children 40" to 57" in height and 40 to 120 pounds.


text:
Loading streams...
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
|All Content
|View all podcasts & RSS feeds
Peoria Public Radio Staff
Membership Manager
Underwriting Representative
Underwriting Manager
Program Director
News Director
News Producer
Administrative Support
Interim Executive Director / Chief Engineer
News Producer
Operations Manager
Radio Information Service Director
Around the Nation
6:30 am
Fri April 5, 2013
Fan Refuses To Shave Until A D.C. Team Wins A Championship
By editor
Good morning. I'm David Greene, with a story of a harried sports fan - or, rather, a hairy sports fan. Thomas McAllister believes in his Washington, D.C. team so much that he's vowing not to shave until one of them - the Redskins, Wizards, Capitals or Nationals - wins a championship. The Washington Post says he hasn't shaved since last June, a day before he got married. Facebook followers have given his red fan beard a name: Lombeardi.
Thomas, you're going to wish you lived in Pittsburgh. You're listening to MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


text:
The highly-anticipated wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton is only a couple of months away, and 1,900 people across the U.K. are anxiously waiting to receive their invites in the mail.
But there's one famous former royal member who won't be running to the mailbox.
So who is it?
MORE: Royal Wedding! Who did Prince William choose as his best man?
Turns out that Sarah Ferguson, The Duchess of York, will not be attending the April 29th festivities, and apparently never planned on being included, People reports.
"She will not be attending. She never expected to be invited," a spokesman says.
Her rep says that Fergie will be overseas during that time, but her side of the family will still be represented at the nuptials.
The 51-year-old's daughters, Princess Beatrice, 22, and Princess Eugenie, 20, are expected to attend.
And it seems Fergie has learned her lesson from the days when she tried to sell access to her ex hubby, Prince Andrew, for cash to an undercover reporter.
"She has declined all commercial work relating to the wedding," the spokesman says, and refuses all offers connected to the wedding despite being constantly contacted by media around the world.
The Duchess has instead been working on a special documentary for OWN, Oprah Winfrey's new network. It is scheduled to air later this year.


text: Product Images Alternate Views prev next Share: Email Was $269.99 - $289.99 $99.99 You save up to $190.00 (66%) Rating 4.42 of 5 (11 Reviews) This Product Qualifies for Free Shipping Please Select a Size Please select your bike Sizing Chart Sorry, this item is no longer available. You may be interested in some of the items below. Product Information Now Playing Joe Rocket Ballistic 8.0 JacketProviding complete weather control on those long rides, the Ballistic 8.0 was made by Joe Rocket to be the absolute best in the touring jacket segment. Cut long enough to give ample coverage, the Ballistic 8.0 is fitted not just with an insulated liner, but also a venting system to rival hot weather jackets. Quick zips are all that it takes to go from a cold morning to a warm afternoon. Armor is integrated for a seamless look and everywhere cinch straps are present for a comfortable fit. Daily use or just for the long trip, this Joe Rocket jacket encourages you to always stay on the motorcycle.Features: Waterproof treated RockTex 600 outer shell C.E. approved armor at the shoulders and elbows Removable spine pad with pocket for optional C.E. spine armor BigAir waterproof ventilation system (patent pending) Removable insulated full sleeve liner 10-point SureFit custom adjustment system Snap loops for attaching jacket to belt 8" zipper for pant attachment Reflective stripe Neon/Black color option available for high-visibility in low-light conditions**Closeouts are limited to stock on hand** Item # 24337 Product Reviews Showing All 11 Reviews Overall Rating: 4.42 of 5 (11 Reviews) Read All Reviews Rate This Product 5 Star 6 4 Star 4 3 Star 0 2 Star 0 1 Star 1 Sort By: Highest Rating Lowest Rating Latest Review What Other Riders Are Saying... Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Just as described - Very good value Just replaced a vintage Hein Gericke leather jacket that I have worn for 19 years and the last one has made it unusable and that is why I bought this Joe Rocket Ballastic 8.0. It fits extremely well and has so many features, I am still discovering little adjustments. It is perfect for a 4 season jacket, with enough venting for our heat and also cold this time of year. RM - March 26, 2012 (Cordova, TN) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Joe Rocket Ballistic 8.0 A wonderful upgrade over my 7+ year old Joe Rocket Jacket. The fit is great. It is plenty warm down to around freezing. The pockets are a little small, but the number of pockets makes up for that to a degree. Peter - January 16, 2012 (Georgetown, TX) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Great Jacket, but not waterproof This is a great jacket and I really like it for the most part. It is not waterproof however. It leaks through the front in 2 or 3 places. I would recommend it, but don't expect to stay completely dry. Grant - November 03, 2011 (Kirkland, WA, WA) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Joe Ballistic 8.0 I recently purchased this jacket after observing others with similar jackets. All that owned these jackets were fully satisfied with their fit, comfortability, durability, etc. I do a lot of back country riding and know this jacket is the right choice for all conditions during my riding time from April to November. I'm certain I too will be able to report this is the best jacket I have ever owned. Doug - September 01, 2011 (Mead, WA) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Jacket This is a very good jacket. I am happy with the purchase. Leonard - July 12, 2011 (El Dorado Springs, MO) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit red med Joe Rocket Ballistic 7.0 jacket Only beef - pockets are super tiny. My wallet barely fits...good for keys, small knick knacks. Comfortable, warm, adjustable and it's a looker too. I plan on riding across the country with it in about 5 mo - and don't have any problem sticking with that plan. 09 FZ1 rider - January 31, 2011 (Olympia, WA) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit This Jacket is a WINNER! With winter approaching I needed a jacket that was going to hold up under Rain and cold. This jacket so far is exceeding my expectations. The fit is perfect and contours to your body very nicely. The 3/4 length doesn't bind or bunch underneath you in the saddle at all. The pockets are well placed and easy to access. All the zippers work perfectly and don't bind. The big air vent system is fantastic! you can regulate your core temp extremely well. And when things get really foul, this jacket will keep the cold and rain out. I have been in 40 degrees in a driving rain and stayed warm and dry with no under-layers other than a standard long sleeve "T". For real cold (under 35), you can layer up under and you will be set. Lastly, it looks great! This jacket is a winner. By far the best jacket I own! Maybe the best piece of gear period. Dennis - December 16, 2010 (Millbrae, CA) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Joe Rocket Ballistic 8.0 Jacket Very bright color, which gets real attention in traffic. Fits well, and as proven by fast riding in several hours of very heavy rain and tire spray, is absolutely waterproof. It is also warm, as several mountain passes near freezing demonstrated. I did miss the commodious pockets of its predecessor, a couple of which could have been incorporated into this one. John - September 27, 2010 (Port Moody, BC) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Very Nice Jacket! I'm in the middle of an epic ride that started in VA and will end up in Alaska! I bought this jacket in high visibility color scheme and it looks great! No worries seeing me on the highway! The jacket fits really well after you get the adjusting straps dialed in so the armor fits where it should. The venting gimmick in the front works really well and has helped keep me cool riding through Death Valley with temps off the chart! The liners are easily removed for washing and I can report that I found the jacket (and matching pants) are absolutely waterproof. I rode through a torrential down pour in Kentucky which shorted out my horn, but I stayed nice and dry! Useful pockets...all in all, a great jacket. Mitch W - July 22, 2010 (Bristol, VA) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit JayD on Joe Rocket ballistic jacket This jacket is comfortable and certainly waterproof. The fit is good and it looks good. I ride a Goldwing trike and can still get enough air so that it is not too uncomfortable even in hot weather. This jacket is absolutely waterproof but not too hot when the temp is high 80's. Worth the price. Jay - July 16, 2010 (Bucksport, ME) Fit Finish Durability Features Cost Benefit Joe Rocket Ballistic 8.0 I bought this jacket last year before the Neon version was available and ended up with the olive and black. The fit of the jacket makes it look tailored and all the looseness can be adjusted out of it. It is very waterproof and I have worn this jacket in temps ranging from the middle 20F to low 90F it keeps you warm and the big air system actually works. Overall I like the jacket except that the night time visibility is very weak and the handwarmer pockets on the front are useless for anything including your hands Brendan - April 21, 2010 (Haughton, LA) Related Items and Accessories Joe Rocket C.E. Back Protector $80.99 Quick View Joe Rocket Ballistic 7.0 Pants $134.99 Quick View Joe Rocket RKT Hybrid Helmet $157.99 Quick View Related Links View Joe Rocket All Joe Rocket Jackets View All Motorcycle Jackets


text:
Welsh lads will give us tips on Cardiff, says Bristol Rugby's Matt Sherratt
Posted: January 18, 2013|
MATT Sherratt believes Bristol's strong Welsh contingent can give them some crucial inside knowledge ahead of Sunday's British & Irish Cup pool finale against Cardiff.
Bristol need a point against the Blue & Blacks – who have not taken a point from five Pool One games – to guarantee their place in the quarter-finals, while victory would secure a home tie in the last eight.
Welshmen Ross Johnston, Rhys Lawrence, James Merriman, Matthew Jones, Tom Slater and Ryan Edwards are all part of Bristol's squad – and they understand the kind of mentality Cardiff will take into an Anglo-Welsh tussle on English soil.
Bristol coach Sherratt said: "Our Welsh boys give us a good insight into some of the personnel who are likely to be playing.
"Because of the dynamics of the Welsh set-up, the boys do all know each other, so there's a lot of chat between our Welsh players and some of their players.
"It gives us a little bit of a heads-up. Rhys Lawrence spoke to me before we played Bridgend and he said that it's true that when a Welsh team play an English team – and he can remember this from junior rugby – it adds a bit of edge for them.
"He said it would be something that they would talk about in the changing room to put a bit more fire in their bellies, so knowing that helps keep our boys' minds tuned to the task."
Sherratt believes Cardiff, who supply many players to the Cardiff Blues regional team, are a much better side than their British & Irish pool record would suggest.
"Cardiff are a good side – they've got some quality there," he said. "Two of the players we faced last time we played them were playing for the Blues against Toulon in the Heineken Cup last weekend.
"Because they're almost a feeder club to the Blues, there are a lot of young players – and because of that youth you get a bit of exuberance, so they will try to play. They haven't got anything to play for in the competition, but that almost makes them more dangerous.
"They'll have a young team who can go out and throw the ball around, and, if conditions allow, I think it will be a pretty open game. In terms of style of play and intensity, they'll bring a very real threat to us.
"I think it's been proved in the Championship this season that, if you take your eye off the ball, a team can get a bit of confidence – and if one team is ten per cent more motivated than the other, strange things can happen."
Bristol's players will try not to let their minds stray to next weekend's key Championship clash with Leeds at the Memorial Stadium – a game for which the ramifications of defeat do not bear thinking about – and Sherratt believes the Cardiff and Leeds fixtures can complement each other.
"We need to, as we've done so far in this competition, use this game to build momentum into Leeds – but we've got to focus on Cardiff first," he said. "A good win against Cardiff would give us a home quarter-final and puts the B&I Cup to bed for a little while. I think it's important for the confidence of the squad that we back up the good result we got in Belfast.
"It's a case of using Cardiff to build our confidence and momentum. I think the Leeds game will be in the back of everyone's minds because they are the next big home Championship game."
Bristol are in the position of requiring only one point this weekend to reach the last eight because of an impressive 14-8 win over Ulster Ravens in Belfast a week ago and have five wins from five in the B&I Cup.


text:
Established in 1858, Holy Angels Catholic School is located in the heart of Sidney, Ohio. Since its inception, Holy Angels Parish and our parishoners have been dedicated to providing a Catholic education for their children.
For almost 100 years, Holy Angels School housed grades 1 through 12 until 1955 when Holy Angels High School
(now Lehman Catholic High School ) was built. Since then, the school has continued its long tradition of
providing quality education to students in grades K-8. In 1991, an expansion and renovation occured which provided a separate
for jr. high students, a computer lab, a science lab and cafeteria.
With continuous development planning, we are able to offer our
students greater resources and an expanded curriculum to help
them prepare for the challenges of the 21st century.
Smartboards are used, and our teachers are trained throughout the year to build on the many methods to best utilize this technology. This engages our students in an interactive way with the computer, internet, and textbook lessons.
We have fresh cooked meals in our cafeteria, competitive sports in our gym, and exemplary performances from our chorus, band, and theater. We participate in Patriot's Pen writing competition, Geography Bee, Spelling Bee and many other learning opportunities are available to the students.
Principal's Corner
2015 - 2016
Registration :
Current Students
Next Academic Year Schedule
2014 - 2015
Activities :
Hair Cut A Thon
Double Dash
Double Dash Pre-Registration
Grandparents' Day
Band Information
Events :
LC-Junior High Track
LC Lady Soccer Meet
Cafeteria :
Lunch Menu
Wellness Policy
Smart Snacks Calculator
Progress Book
2014-15 Handbook
Class Supply List
Tuition Schedule
Tuition Assistance Information
Fundraisers :
Shop with Scrip
Lehman spirit wear
Lehman T-Shirt
Candy Sale
Scrips Order Form
Make contributions to Holy Angels
A Vision For
Catholic Schools


text:
Select Local Merchants
Brucci'sRead MoreThough Brucci's Pizza owner Bruce Jackson was born in Syracuse, New York, his grandparents hail from Italy, and he grew up feasting on Italian recipes that had been passed down through generations. At his restaurant, the chefs follow the same timeworn recipes as his grandparents when dishing up Italian favorites with a New York–style flair. They whip up lasagna layered with meatballs and italian sausage, grill paninis, and hand-toss housemade dough for pizzas, strombolis, and calzones. Their specialty pies include the Brooklyn—topped with diced tomatoes and fresh basil—and the Syracuse Stuffer—laden with sausage, beef, pepperoni, and ham, as well as green peppers, onions, and mushrooms. But Brucci's Pizza is more than just an eatery—it's also a gathering place. In addition to weekly specials, the three locations host regular events. The Ponte Vedra and Fruit Cove locations host a Monday kids' night, and the West Beaches location facilitates live music twice a week, played by bands that are not made up of animatronic rodents. The chefs also issue a standing challenge: if any guest can devour a double-thick, 16-inch Fuhgeddaboudit pizza—smothered in seven toppings and gobs of extra cheese—within an hour, it's on the house.540 State Rd. 13Fruit Cove, FL US
Transformation FitnessRead MoreThe trainers at Transformation Fitness aren't just there to set clients loose on one-size-fits-all gym machines—their boot-camp programs and wellness advice lay the foundation for a new, sustainable lifestyle. A blend of strength, cardio, and core-toughening drills populate their camp sessions to slim down physiques of all ages and builds. Versed in exercise science and spotting techniques, the teaching team emphasizes proper form to ward off injuries. Personal training appointments and other classes, such as Zumba and kickboxing, can add variety to the workout regimen. Sweat, however, is only one part of the fitness equation—instructors also craft realistic nutrition plans and track each client's progress with measurements, body-fat assessments, and paid treadmill informants. This all-around approach leads clients to become totally self-sufficient at setting and meeting their holistic health goals.4479 U.S. 17Fleming Island, FL US
LASIK Specialist LLC JacksonvilleRead MoreDr. Martin E. Burger of LASIK Specialists LLC tallies more than 69,000 successful LASIK procedures on an extensive resume. Fully immersed in the realm of refractive surgery, Dr. Burger has been a member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, the International Society of Refractive Surgery, and the American Osteopathic Association. Many patients who depend on their sight for their livelihood—including pilots, commercial drivers, and seeing-eye dogs—have sought out Dr. Burger for LASIK procedures, which can help completely eradicate the need for glasses or contacts. His practice also encompasses a friendly staff and multiple laser technologies.450 State Route 13St. Johns, FL US
Handyman MattersRead MoreMake sure your handyman is there for you when you need help. The professionals at Saint Johns' Handyman Matters are quick to fix all those little things (and the big things, too). Looking to replace your old carpet, tile, or hardwood floor? Their flooring team provides great consultation, removal, and installation. From shelves to staircases, the master carpenters at Handyman Matters will leave your home looking even more uniquely beautiful. For great electrical care you can depend on, be sure to call up the experts at Handyman Matters. Take care of all those household repairs in a snap when you get expert help from the handymen at Handyman Matters.2600 Seneca DrSaint Johns, FL US
Avecina MedicalRead MoreAttend to all of your medical services in one place at Avecina Medical in Jacksonville and start your road to better health. For firmer and clearer skin, try one of the many skin care treatments offered at Avecina Medical, such as spider vein removal. Banish wrinkles and frown lines with Botox. With services such as physicals, Avecina Medical is a medical center that you can count on. For gentle, pain-free hair removal, head to Avecina Medical for a quick fix. When you wake up not feeling well, you can turn to a doctor at Avecina Medical and get the treatment you need.1633 Race Track RoadJacksonville, FL US
Creme de la Creme Day Spa and SalonRead MoreThe mother-daughter team behind Creme de la Creme cossets visages in a salon and spa space marked by accenting French decor. When they're not pampering individual clients with haircuts, facials, and massages, they're throwing specialized parties and group getaways for all manner of clients, from kids to bachelorettes to coworkers. They also keep the onsite boutique stocked with shiny Swarovski crystals, glistening handbags, and rhinestone clothing to accommodate any client who wants to ride a bicycle home in style safely, at night, through a sea of paparazzi.120 Gateway Cir.St Johns, Florida US


text:
Register now for free, or sign in with any of these services:
Want to set your local edition?
Select an edition for more focused local news coverage when you visit NOLA.com.
Don't worry. You can change this setting at any time to another local edition.
I can feel the laughter all the way in UTAH! Please bring another franchise to my home state!! (JAZZ)
Congrats to the whole cast, crew & production team! I "SUPA DUPA" the best for this production!
Louisiana filmmaker Steven Scaffidi cornered me at Philly's Adrienne Theater. His unforgettable, riveting, powerfully persuasive prize-winning documentary, "Forgotten on the Bayou: Rockey's Mission to the White House," was being showcased by the First Glance Film Festival momentarily. "Please see my film," he urged. "I promise it's funny."
Tru dat! I laughed until I cried, then cried until I laughed. "Forgotten on the Bayou" captures charismatic Hurricane Katrina survivor-cum-folk hero Rockey Vaccarella's amazing campaign - heartfelt and, yes, sometimes even hilarious - to bring neglected New Orleans' continuing plight to the attention of President Bush by towing a FEMA trailer all the way from Louisiana to Washington, D.C., and inviting the alleged commander in chief over for some gourmet gumbo.
comment by Maralyn Lois Polak Worldnet Daily.
I have same similar feelings, I also believe people respond to the human stories where virtue overcomes adversity!


text:
Friday, July 25, 2014
Students who will be attending Dorchester District Two schools for the 2014-2015 school year should register during Fact and Fee days on Aug, 5 and 6.
The registration times are as follows:
Aug. 5: 7 a.m. 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. 7 p.m.
Aug. 6: 7 a.m. 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. 7 p.m.
Students should register at the school they will be attending and should bring a current utility bill that includes a service address in the parent/guardians name to verify residency.
There is a $20 registration fee that is used for student materials and resources at the school they are attending. During registration, parents and students can pick up class assignments/schedules and other materials, pay school fees, purchase meal tickets or sign up for activities and services.
Online registration is available for all high schools and middle schools. Beech Hill Elementary, Oakbrook Elementary, Pye Elementary and Windsor Hill Arts Infused Elementary also offer online registration.
Parents should visit the web site of these schools for specific information regarding online registration.
New students entering district schools for the first time should enroll at the school they will be attending. The following documentation is needed for new students:
A certified birth certificate
A South Carolina Immunization Form, DHEC 1148, that is available from the Dorchester County Health Department or any physicians office
A proof of residency in the form of a utility bill in the name of the parent/guardian that includes the current service address.
The Journal Scene is pleased to offer readers the enhanced ability to comment on stories. We expect our readers to engage in lively, yet civil discourse. We do not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not occasionally find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. Responsibility for the statements posted lies with the person submitting the comment, not The Journal Scene.
If you find a comment that is objectionable, please click "report abuse" and we will review it for possible removal. Please be reminded, however, that in accordance with our Terms of Use and federal law, we are under no obligation to remove any third party comments posted on our website. Read our full terms and conditions.
© 2015 The Journal Scene an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
Last Updated: 25th Mar 2014
by – Matt Vernick, Tour Manager, Europe
Pisa is a reasonably small university city in the northern reaches of Tuscany, Italy. Built on the banks of the Arno River, the city has been home to Galleleo Galleli among many others, but the city is known throughout the entire world for with one thing: The Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Almost unarguably the icon of Italy and one of the most recognisable structures on the entire planet, the Leaning Tower is the bell tower for the main church of Pisa and is visited my millions of people every year who flock to the square to see for themselves this bizarre and almost mythical structure.
Visiting Pisa isn't a life-changing experience for most people, having said that, it's very cool to be able to say that you've seen one of the most sights in the whole world and it's loads of fun taking cheesy tourist photos of you or your friends holding up the tower.
Pisa is also one of the cheapest places for souvenirs in Italy.
You don't need much time here to check out the Tower, take a few pics and perhaps do some shopping or maybe grab a great Italian gellato or espresso.


text:
Glee Season 3, Episode 8: "Hold On to Sixteen" Best and Worst Song Performances — Do You Agree?
Glee manages to pack an insane number of songs into each episode, which means there will always be a few standouts... along with the inevitable dud or two. We've narrowed the performances from Season 3, Episode 8: "Hold On to Sixteen," down to the very best and the coulda-done-without. After all, not every Glee cover can be a bestseller on iTunes!
Best Performance of the Night: "We Are Young" by New Directions
Rather than picking between the two stellar Sectionals performances from New Directions and Troubletones, we decided to choose the song that finally brought the two groups together and provided the episode's most memorable, tear-jerking moment. It was a blast to have Mercedes (Amber Riley) and Santana (Naya Rivera) back belting out notes with their old friends, and that shot of Rachel (Lea Michele) and Santana holding hands was the icing on an already-delicious cake. Long story short: This is what Glee is all about. (But, uh, does this mean Sugar is part of New Directions, too?)
Worst Performance of the Night: "Red Solo Cup" by Sam
This one was fun enough, and the lyrics were appropriate for Sam (Chord Overstreet)'s story, but the vocals were a little blah — especially compared to all those splashy Sectionals numbers. We were expecting so much more from Trouty Mouth's triumphant return, as we're not even sure that this is our favorite Glee song about a drink receptacle (Brittany's "My Cup," anyone?). However, we did love the puzzlement on Kurt (Chris Colfer)'s face as he examined that red cup, as if it were a moon rock or something. (Loosen up, bro!)
Can't get enough Gleetastic goodness? Like us on Facebook!


text:
City Attorney's Office
Who We Are
The City Attorney's Office serves as an important resource for the City of Reno. The Office consists of two primary divisions, Civil and Criminal. Each division is headed by an Chief Deputy City Attorney.
Reno's City government receives a broad range of legal services and advice from the City Attorney's Office. The Office also serves as the legal advisor to the Reno Redevelopment Agency, which is a separate legal entity.
Citizens of Reno benefit as well, from programs such as domestic violence awareness and cell phone drives for seniors. Explore the links on the side menu to learn more about the role of the City Attorney's Office.
Mission Statement
The Civil Division of the Office operates as a full service legal office providing timely, professional and competent legal advice to its clients. The Criminal Division operates proactively to achieve justice through the effective prosecution of misdemeanor offenses. As part of this mission, the Reno City Attorney's Office promotes training, education, and preventative law.
City Attorney Karl S. Hall
The Reno City Attorney is an elected official. City Attorney Karl S. Hall took office in November 2014.
City Attorney's Office
One East First Street, 3rd Floor
Open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1900
Reno, Nevada 89505
Phone: 775-334-2050
Fax: 775-334-2420


text:
With the mobile-first approach we provide a consistent experience from phones and tablets to desktops.
Our Content Management Systems allow you to easily maintain and customize your own site using top-of-the-line text editors .
We care about your web presence and are passionate about making sure you get the best possible solutions to your needs.
Our websites and services use the latest technologies and trends. We enhance the features of your existing products to make your on-line business more successful.
"Proven talents in building websites from conception to rollout, I've developed brand and corporate identity web sites, e-commerce solutions, database applications, and integrated client side management solutions for our clients."
Owner, Tracey Devlin
Get Your Domain Today!
We offer the most popular domain extensions available on the Internet today. Be looking for our additional NEW domain extensions to be offered this year.
Preferred Hosting
Our hosting partner offers Shared, Reseller, VPS, and Dedicated server packages for both beginners and professionals alike.
88 percent of our clients have done business with our firm for over 15 years.
96 percent of our projects are done in under 4 weeks of development.