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A retirement community on the shore of the St. Lawrence River may be coming to Ogdensburg as the city solicits proposals from developers.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010What a week... not a whole lot of volleyball- half a week of it I guess! But we got after it hard on Monday and Tuesday! We were getting ready for an out-of-conference mid-week game at Louisville. There are a few girls on the team which some of our girls know and have played with so that is always a fun "rival". We watched film on them I think Monday before weights! They looked pretty good on film but how they look on film isn't always what happens in the game. So we focused A LOT on our side at practice. We didn't play a ton on Monday but got after it on Tuesday when we played! I slipped a little in practice points so... I had to get back up there lol! (Each practice, if we play games, the winning side/team gets a "point"-could be an individual person too. And we add them to our points from previous practices... I like getting points for some reason:) ? Haha) Char doesn't understand how practice points work sooo... She doesn't realize it's kind of a big deal! All-in-all practice went well this week.
So we headed to Louisville around 11a.m. on Wednesday afternoon. Bus, blanket, sweats, pillow, ipod= nap time! Since Louisville is on Eastern time it was about 3 p.m. when we got there and headed to Dot's house. They live in "Old Louisville" Sarah said and it was such a beautiful part of town! Her house was so cute and Sarah said they had put a lot of work into it. Everyone had to go to the bathroom when we got off the bus so it was who could get to the bathroom first- then found out there were three more we could use. There were baby picture drawings around the house of Dot- and Brandon makes sure everyone sees them. They have three dogs- one of them was named Jake :) Haha so we ate our pregame meal there, Sandwiches (with swirl bread- never had it before but it was pretty funny) chips, pasta, fruit, and vegetables with water of course. A few of us sat outside on the deck to eat our food. And we realized Katie Rose had an accident in her pants when she stood up! She got a little embarrassed... Haha just kidding her seat cushion was wet and when she sat down it made her pants wet! Sorry Katie :) We got to hang out for a little bit and make fun of how people eat... Whether they chomp their chips or talk with their mouth open full of food, etc. It was pretty good! Of course Barb was busy making fun of Char... So they didn't participate... But it was all in good fun! We got ready to leave and Sarah's mom came over to say good bye! They gave us Halloween goodie bags! (Lots of candy, bracelets, candy necklaces-that Char wore into the gym, ribbons, pencils, and a gooey rat... Barb did like that too much!) Off to the gym to get ready!
We had serve/pass at 5:30 p.m. so we got there with enough time to get treatment and get ready. I think the Louisville athletic trainers thought we were out of control in the training room. Meg and Char were playing softball with a tennis ball- again Char was trying to pitch? Yeah we can leave it at that! They had a beautiful volleyball gym... It had sport-court, their net was legit, and there was a lot of playing room!
Time for serve/pass... Let's just say that didn't go as well as we would have liked! But we forgot about it ) and got ready to play! Brandon gave his pump up speech before the game. We are supposed to be here competing with some of the top teams in the country! There is no reason why we shouldn't be... if we want to take this program to the next level we have to start now! So game time- at the coin toss, captains went up to shake hands and for some reason the ref decided to tell us about the Louisville captains injury! She was a defensive player and we didn't get to see her on film a whole lot and found out why. About three weeks ago she was going after a ball and a CHEERLEADER was doing a back flip and kicked her in the head, "but still landed the flip" the ref mentioned. So she has had a concussion and has been out for three weeks. She was back playing- glad everything was okay!
So the game started and we played very, very well. Some of the best volleyball we have played! We lost in tjree but each set was only a two- or-three-point difference. As a team we made errors at crucial points in the match that hurt us a little. Another thing I think we could do a better job of is when we get momentum with a block or a big kill or whatever we have to do whatever we can to keep it. We do a pretty good job most of the time but some of the time we let up for a second and don't take full advantage when they are down. So other than that we played pretty well.
Heading back to Nashville we got Jason's Deli Boxes. Very good other than I got a Oatmeal- Raisins cookie... blah! Not a fan but no complaining) It was a good dinner. So nap time again. Had to get some rest for my big trip on Thursday.
We found out earlier in the week we were getting Thursday through Sunday completely off. So I was going to make my way down (first trip all by myself- big girl I know!) to Troy, Ala. But first I had to finish my speech I had on Thursday at 12 p.m.. Of course on the day before Fall Break-great planning Jake! So I got my speech done and packing was completed before I went to bed baaah! Long night but worth it.
I had to get my last injection because we had a few days off then I had to wait all day for my speech! The speech went well and I headed out to Alabama for a visit with Eric :)
The weekend was awesome. Very relaxing! A whole lot of football and baseball intrasquad. A little example of my weekend... Friday I got a pedicure, went shopping downtown (it was so cute and the women there were so awesome!!!) My Saturday wake up was at 10:30 a.m. (fabulous). I went to the baseball field for intrasquad until about 2 p.m. I had a quick bite to eat and then FOOTBALL from 2:30-10:30 p.m. Lazy? Yes, yes I know, but it was amazing! Gotta love a weekend of football!
PS: Cam Newton! That's about all I have to say---unbelievable athlete! haha So the Auburn game was a great game to watch and the the Alabama/ Tennessee game also. Then more baseball and football Sunday... And I decided to come home on Monday morning! We didn't do much obviously during the weekend but relax and get ready for another big push on Monday at practice!
It's go time! It is the bulk of our season and we are ready to get going.
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not to mention the fact that the current #ljr channel is owned by people who don't even come to this forum
Since there has been a history of problems with the OFTC irc network for some people I have opened #linuxjunior on FreeNode.
This also fits our forum name better, since the contraction ljr really didn't conway the message.
I would suggest we move the official channel there..
Also out of a selfish purpose, I wanna move away from oftc since all I used that network for was #ljr, and I know a few other people who doesn't want to do the same.
not to mention the fact that the current #ljr channel is owned by people who don't even come to this forum
Perhaps we could go a step further and have a member here host it.
How about I host it on LEHNet?
the irc addr is irc.lehnet.org
however, you can get directly to my server via tyr.lehnet.org
also as another advantage, gorn is an oper on my server...
I would also recommend LEHnet. My site has a channel there. It's a cool network. Small and responsive.
freenode does offer a few advantages over hosting it yourself:
1) it's a well known, stable IRC network. They are no longer begging for donations like they used to (which was the reason we left it a few years ago) and haven't done so for quite some time.
2) a lot of people already use it (a lot of open source projects have their official channels on Freenode)
3) features such as Chanserv and Nickserv
4) it's a network. if a server goes down, you will simply be connected to another one. why use just one server which may or not be available _all_ the time when we can use a proven irc network for free?
anyway, just my 2 cents
If we are on FreeNode we will also be part of a larger collection of channels with the same purpose, meaning the possibility of more members and revitalising the ljr community with some fresh blood - we will not get that from a smaller network or our own server.
Plus we get redundency in that if the server flakes out then the rest of the network will pick up the load.
um, we have plenty of redoundancy.. we have several leafs
I dislike networks as large as freenode as well.
Is this truely about the network or is it about power? Who gets ops?
And by saying that I realize it makes it look like i'm not a pat of that who-gets-ops-power-hungry-ness. So for the record, I have ops in oftc, and as Dusk said am a netop on lehnet, and I proposed the idea of volunteering lehnet to him before he posted.
So network wise.
Oftc has the advantage of being currently used, why change if not need?
FreeNode has the fresh blood advantage LC mentioned, very good point.
LehNet has the advantage of dusk and I being net-ops. How's that really an advantage? Just gives people someone higher up to contact, for example I lost my nickserv password on FreeNode, emailed them but who knows if I'll get it back, on lehnet we could take care of something like that.
Op wise, I don't want to get into it, it'll turn into a flame war. Maybe we should come up with a good way of deciding that?
Currently I'm OP there, but I have no great intention of hanging out there 24/7 - I did consider just leaving the place unmodded and act on complaints (email with attached log file or something like that) if they arise - which I doubt they will, we are not a very high volume channel, we never were and we probably never will be.
I'm very much against moving to a network smaller than FreeNode, also FreeNode is primarily for Open Source projects and the communities surrounding them - so we would fit nicely there.


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CANTON Blake P. Gendebien was elected region 10 director of the Agri-Mark Family Dairy Farms Cooperative at the 2013 annual meeting held Wednesday at the Best Western.
Mr. Gendebien has served as director since 2012, following the death of his predecessor Merrill Reynolds, and his election at the annual meeting marks the beginning of his first full, three-year term.
The vote was unanimous in favor of Mr. Gendebien, who owns a dairy farm in Lisbon, and Mr. Gendebien said he hopes to serve as a brand ambassador on behalf of the cooperatives members.
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My role is to support and advocate to the region our sustainability initiative, he said. We all have a responsibility to be stewards of our community, and our animals, our employees and to our planet.
Agri-Mark, which boasts more than 1,200 members in the northeast, has been aggressively reaching out to consumers up and down the eastern sea-board with new, premium branding and efforts to familiarize the general public with the dairy farming process.
Agri-Mark owns the Cabot, McCadam and Agri-Mark Whey and Dairy Proteins brands.
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Chief Financial Officer Edward Townley said, We make exceptionally good cheese, but unfortunately most of our customers dont appreciate that.
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Lisbon-based dairy farmer Mark H. Akins hosted an Open Farm Day in October where members of the community were invited to come and see how the farming process works.
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POTSDAM Two Potsdam radio stations have been purchased by a Denver company with ties to the north country.
Martz Communications Inc. agreed on Friday to purchase WSNN and WPDM, collectively known as 99 Hits, from longtime owners St. Lawrence Radio Inc. It will take several months for the sale to be finalized, as both companies await the approval of the Federal Communications Commission. The official change of ownership is expected to take place on May 1.
Both stations currently play identical programming, a mix of country music with news and sports programming. Once the new owners take over, the stations will be split, with WSNN, 99.3 FM, playing mostly music while WPDM, 1470 AM, will focus on talk, news and sports. The specifics have yet to be worked out.
We dont know what those formats will be, said Derry R. Loucks, the current assistant manager at 99 Hits.
I think its going to be a great opportunity for some of our younger employees, Mr. Loucks said.
Timothy D. Martz, owner of Martz Communication, said the purchase was a logical extension for his company.
We thought it was a good investment. Ive been in North Country radio for 15 years, he said.
Mr. Martz currently owns four Malone radio stations, along with two stations in Pittsburgh. He used to own stations in Canton, Massena, Ogdensburg, Norwood and Morristown before selling them to Stephens Media Group in 2008.
The Potsdam stations will be upgraded with modern equipment and facilities, according to Mr. Martz. The exact future of the stations and their staff is still uncertain, although Mr. Martz said he plans to build on the current staff.
We think theyve done a great job up to now, and we plan to invest in equipment and facilities to bring it more in line with current standards, he said.
Mr. Loucks said he knows very little about the new owners plans, having just had his first meeting with Martz Communications representatives Monday.
We just met with them this morning, and there was a brief cursory explanation, he said.
Mr. Loucks has worked for the station for most of his career, and has no plans on leaving for as long as hes wanted.
If they want me, Ill plan on staying, he said.
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BUFFALO, NY -- A local couple has opened their hearts and homes to not one, but two baby boys with special needs. Kristen and David Coffee knew that they wanted to expand their family and give 9-year old Caleb a sibling to love.
The idea of adopting a baby with Downs Syndrome came to Kristen while sitting in church one Sunday. She decided it was a very good option for her family. Turns out, social media played part two in the scenario. While on Facebook that same Sunday evening, Kristen saw a post for a baby with Downs Syndrome that needed a home. That baby was Elijah and he joined the Coffee family in July of 2011.
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Final Score: Mets 6 Pirates 5
The Mets (72-84) defeated the Pirates (76-80) by the score of 6-5 this afternoon at Citi Field.
The Least You Should Know:
R.A. Dickey became the first Mets pitcher since 1990 to win 20 games, as he earned the victory by allowing three runs on eight hits and two walks while striking out 13 over 7.2 innings pitched.
David Wright gave the Mets the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning with his 21st homerun of the season, a three-run homerun to right-centerfield.
Daniel Murphy was 2-for-4 with a run scoring single and two runs scored.
Ike Davis and Scott Hairston each drove in a run.
Jon Rauch allowed two runs on one hit and walk over 2/3 of an inning.
Bobby Parnell picked up his fifth save of the season.
Mike NicholsCongratulations to R.A. Dickey on earning his 20th victory of the season. That is quite the accomplishment for the knuckleballer. It's also very well deserved as he nearly led the league in ever significant pitching category coming into this afternoon's game.
As Mets fans, we will all be biased on the fact that Dickey should win the National League Cy Young, but the truth is, he deserves it. For me, it's not just the statistics and the 20-win season – which are certainly significant – but, it's Dickey's ability to control an unpredictable pitch. He has mastered his craft. Add all of that up and no matter what happens in his final start R.A Dickey's name should be engraved on this year's Cy Young Award.
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Constellation Energy (NYSE: CEG) today announced that it acquired a 30-megawatt DC (25-megawatt AC) solar generation project in Sacramento, Calif., from utility-grade photovoltaic power plant developer Belectric, Inc.
BALTIMORE, MD – Constellation Energy (NYSE: CEG) today announced that it acquired a 30-megawatt DC (25-megawatt AC) solar generation project in Sacramento, Calif., from utility-grade photovoltaic power plant developer Belectric, Inc. The system will be comprised of approximately 381,000 First Solar thin film photovoltaic panels, ground-mounted at multiple sites near the city of Sacramento. Constellation Energy will own and operate the system and sell the electricity generated from it to the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) under ten, 20-year power purchase agreements. The project is anticipated to be commercially operational by the end of 2011.
The transaction was arranged by Smart Energy Capital, LLC, a finance and investment company located in White Plains, N.Y., focused exclusively on the North American solar photovoltaic industry.
"This utility-scale generation project is an attractive opportunity for Constellation Energy to grow its existing solar portfolio," said Andrew Good, senior vice president of corporate strategy and development for Constellation Energy. "We're excited to invest in this project, which will help provide a long-term source of clean and emissions-free electricity to more than half a million customers in SMUD's service territory."
"Belectric is proud to be working with Constellation on this project, among the first to be installed under SMUD's feed-in tariff program," said David Taggart, president and COO of Belectric, Inc. "For the past 18 months, the Belectric Team has worked closely with SMUD, Sacramento County and local land owners to develop this project, which clearly demonstrates the competitiveness of Belectric's integrated thin film PV system design. The installation of these power plants will create local jobs and generate clean power for the Sacramento region. Based on the great experience we have had with both Constellation and Smart Energy, we look forward to further collaboration."
With this latest acquisition, Constellation Energy currently owns and operates approximately 95 megawatts of solar installations that have been completed or are under construction throughout the United States.
Constellation Energy is a leading competitive supplier of power, natural gas and energy products and services for homes and businesses across the continental United States. It owns a diversified fleet of generating units, totaling approximately 12,000 megawatts of generating capacity, and is a leading advocate for clean, environmentally sustainable energy sources, such as solar power and nuclear energy. The company delivers electricity and natural gas through the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE), its regulated utility in Central Maryland. A FORTUNE 500 company headquartered in Baltimore, Constellation Energy had revenues of $14.3 billion in 2010. Learn more online: www.constellation.com.
About Belectric, Inc. Belectric, Inc. (www.belectric-usa.com), based in Newark, Calif., is the North American arm of the global Belectric organization, ranked the largest systems integrator worldwide with 330MW of PV power plants installed in 2010. Belectric, Inc., is setting new standards for the way photovoltaic power plants are developed, designed, installed, operated, and maintained, having installed the first UL compliant high voltage PV plant in the U.S. in 2010. With a singular focus on utility-grade, grid-connected PV power plants, Belectric takes a comprehensive approach to systems integration, cost-effective design and installation processes, and building mutually beneficial relationships with its partners. Belectric is committed to delivering turn-key solar power plants that provide the long-term performance and reliability required by its customers, at costs competitive with conventional power: a better electric!
About SMUD As the nation's sixth largest publicly owned utility, SMUD has been providing low-cost, reliable electricity for more than 60 years to Sacramento County (and a small portion of Placer County). SMUD is a recognized industry leader and award winner for its innovative energy efficiency programs, renewable power technologies, and for its sustainable solutions for a healthier environment. SMUD is the first large California utility to receive more than 20 percent of its energy from renewable resources. The SMUD feed-in tariff program is designed to make it easier for power-generating customers to do business with the utility, removing barriers to interconnection by providing standard rates and contract conditions. The program's 100-megawatt capacity is fully subscribed and is no longer taking applications. For more information, visit smud.org.


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I just don't see a ton of talent out there. I don't see any talent out there that won't carry a ton of risk and break the bank.
If money were no object:
I'd break the bank to sign Choo, Cano, and Tanaka. How awesome would that be? A versatile on-base guy who's a good defender with pop in the bat to lead off or hit second. A superstar second baseman who hits a ton and is great defensively, in the prime of his career. A top shelf #1 or #2 starter that the league hasn't seen before.
Sadly, money is an object. The Red Sox, Yankees, Giants, Mariners, Rangers, Dodgers all want Tanaka. Ugh. It might cost over $60 million just to win the rights to sign him. (When will MLB stop favoring the big market teams and make these guys go through the draft?).
Everything else out there seems like junk. Which starter would you sign? Halladay? Bruce Chen? Ervin Santana? You'll need to overpay too. Thanks to Licecum's absurd deal...


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Immunoglobulin E (IgE) is a type of antibody that is present in minute amounts in the body but plays a major role in allergic diseases. IgE binds to allergens and triggers the release of substances from mast cells that can cause inflammation. When IgE binds to mast cells, a cascade of allergic reaction can begin.
Binding of IgE to mast cells
The surfaces of mast cells contain special receptors for binding IgE. The IgE antibody fits to this receptor like a module docking with the mother ship. This arrangement is such that when two adjacent mast-cell-linked IgE antibodies are in place, the allergen is drawn to both and attaches itself to both, cross-linking the two IgEs. When a critical mass of IgEs become cross-linked, the mast cell releases histamine and other inflammatory substances, and the allergic cascade begins.
The allergic cascade
Following exposure to an allergen, a series of initial reactions in the immune system occurs. This early-phase response is followed by a second, more severe reaction known as a late-phase response.
Typically, the allergic cascade follows this pattern:
1. Sensitization to an allergen: Being exposed for the first timeYou might be initially exposed to anallergen by:
Your body produces IgE designed specifically for that particular allergen, but you won't experience a reaction yet.
2. Early-phase response upon re-exposure to an allergenWhen you are re-exposed to an allergen:
And all of this occurs within an hour after initial exposure.
3. Late-phase response to an allergen
The late-phase response actually begins at the same time as the early-phase response, but it takes longer to see. In some individuals, the body rallies its immune system for this second phase, which can happen relatively soon after the initial reaction—anywhere from about three to 10 hours later). Often, this late-phase response involves immune cells known as eosinophils and it can last for 24 hours or so before subsiding. During the late-phase response, congestion and certain other symptoms can be more severe than those seen during the initial response.
Consequences of chronic allergic reaction in asthma
With repeated allergen exposure and allergic response, some damage can be done to the tissues involved. To remedy this damage, researchers are exploring the issue of airway remodeling, or scarring of the airways in the lungs of asthma patients. Long-term controller medications that aggressively attack inflammation and maintain maximum lung function are also believed to reduce the risk of permanent damage.
Although allergic disease is not curable, it is treatable enough to live with. Healthcare providers can be significant allies in this effort—particularly allergists, pulmonologists, and certain other specialists. In addition, many research organizations make studying allergic disease their top priority, and can be excellent sources of information on the immune system. The more you know about how an allergic response occurs, the better armed you'll be to meet its challenges.
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 2004; most recently updated 2005.
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If you choose to stay in Deadwood during your Black Hills visit, you have to accept certain realities. It will be loud most of the night on the weekends. You'll have the digital sounds of slot machines stuck in your head for a week afterward. And you'll probably check into your hotel room at the cage where gamblers redeem their chips. For most visitors, those aren't problems. You come to Deadwood because you're ready to gamble and party, after all. But even if you're getting your Vegas on, it's a treat to escape to a well-appointed room away from the frenzy, and the Celebrity Hotel offers just that. Once you wind your way through the displays of Hollywood costumes and famous cars (don't miss James Bond's Aston Martin and a real Love Bug), you'll head upstairs to upscale rooms in excellent condition. Expect heated bathroom floors and towel bars, quality linens and furniture, and, in some suites, gas fireplaces and electric curtains you can close from your bed. The Continental breakfast is served at a bar next to blackjack tables still covered for the night, but in your room, the ambience remains blissfully casino-free. After our first visit, the Celebrity became one of our go-to hotels in Deadwood.


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Final Score: Texans 23 – Jets 17
The thought that the Jets would give the Texans a run for their money seemed preposterous to many pundits heading into the game. Still, the Jets showed up in response to their loss against the Niners and fared much better, even in defeat.
Arian Foster was too much for the Jets. He ran the ball well all night, amassing yards in chunks and running for more than 130 yards on 20+ carries. The Jets could not find a way to shut him down in the first and fourth quarters specifically.
Mark Sanchez had his second bad turnover right before the half in the past two weeks. This week a tipped ball by JJ Watt was returned by a Texans defensive back for a long return which turned into three points, but which was a six point swing for the Jets. Sanchez threw for yet another sub 50% completion game.
Cromartie came up with a huge interception of Matt Schaub during the first half. It was only Matt Schaub's second interception of the season and on the whole, Cromartie had a great game against the Texans and Andre Johnson in particular, who was held to just one catch for most of the game.
The Wildcat saw a little more consistency, with the team leaving it on the field for successive plays more of the time and with Tebow getting a few nice runs during the game, most notably one that extended a drive in the fourth quarter and led to a field goal.
The Jets struggled with their substitutions on offense and defense during the night, getting out of the huddle late, burning a few timeouts and even getting some penalties like the twelve men on the field penalty in the late fourth quarter. The Jets have to pick up the pace, with or without substitutions.
The receivers stepped up. While a number of the Jets normal starters at receivers weren't up for the game, credit to Kerley, Hill, Cumberland and the rest for playing as well as they did.
McKnight's kick return for a touchdown was a great play and kept the Jets hopes alive deep into the fourth quarter.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comWhile the loss was disappointing, it was bearable in that the Jets at least took the Texans to the final whistle. Last week it was all about how the Jets lost, while they didn't get out of the loss column against a very tough Texans team, they showed some promise to keep hope alive for at least another week.
Seeing some of the younger players step up was huge. Still, the Jets have many problems to address when it comes to their ability to run the ball and defend the run successfully, not to mention secure the football on offense.


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WOONSOCKET — "I'm doing this for the betterment of these two kids," declares George Nasuti.
It is the intent of the longtime Woonsocket High athletic director to exhaust all options in the hopes of obtaining a hardship waiver for two currently enrolled student-athletes. Due to their circumstances, these Villa Novans – for identity purposes, they are referred to as a boys' soccer player and a baseball player – do not meet the Rhode Island Interscholastic League's basic eligibility principles.
WOONSOCKET — "I'm doing this for the betterment of these two kids," declares George Nasuti.
It is the intent of the longtime Woonsocket High athletic director to exhaust all options in the hopes of obtaining a hardship waiver for two currently enrolled student-athletes. Due to their circumstances, these Villa Novans – for identity purposes, they are referred to as a boys' soccer player and a baseball player – do not meet the Rhode Island Interscholastic League's basic eligibility principles.
Each one should have graduated this past June. They are now walking around the Cass Avenue campus as reclassified fifth-year seniors.
This isn't the first time that Nasuti has devoted effort to a cause that can prove uncomfortably sticky. In R.I. high school athletics, the concept of hardship is a multi-layered process where nothing is guaranteed.
Put yourself in the shoes of one of these youngsters-in-question. They may become apprehensive when standing before the RIIL's Waiver Request Hearing Committee, a five-person tribunal that performs an arbitrary service on all hardship-related cases. Such trepidation on the adolescent's part is understandable, for it can't be easy to divulge specifics related to strained family relations or foreign living arrangements before a panel of impartial strangers.
Through all the personal angst that can come with unearthing deep secrets lies the silver lining, at least according to Nasuti.
"We do it to give them a chance. Some kids deserve it and some don't, so you have to balance that," the longtime Woonsocket educator and supporter of athletics recently expressed while sitting behind the desk of his second-floor office inside the McFee Administration Building. "It's a tough thing for me, but it's my responsibility to defend these children if asked."
The process requires a lot of elbow grease, Nasuti says. Still, the undertaking is well worth the labor if inclusion on a team can give kids one last chance to earn a high school diploma. It's a opportunity to get a young person's life back on track before it gets lost in the inner-city shuffle for good.
What is the definition of an athletic hardship? Before Nasuti is a varied caseload that helps him arrive at the crux of this delicate matter.
With the boys' soccer player, you have a 19-year-old who enrolled at Woonsocket High on the first day of classes after spending the 2012-13 school year with his family outside of the United States. He attended East Providence High for three years prior to leaving the country.
The soccer player resides in Woonsocket with a guardian "who wants to do what's best for this boy," says Nasuti. The biggest red flag in this instance is his age. RIIL rules state that an athlete is ineligible for athletic competition if his or her 19th birthday occurs before Sept. 1.
But Nasuti feels he has a chance to get the play involved through a bylaw allowing athletes to be eligible for eight semesters beginning the moment of their ninth-grade year. By that accounting, the soccer player still has two semesters of eligibility left.
"Here's a young boy who lost eligibility because of his family and lifestyle," notes Nasuti. "Now he's back in the area."
Concerning the baseball player, his particular hardship concerns are rooted in his home life. It's a story that Nasuti can recite chapter and verse – the A.D. has known this boy since he turned "10 or 11 years old." Unlike the soccer player, the baseball player has not yet celebrated his 19th birthday.
"Here's a young person who's been living in the city and isn't eligible because he hasn't done what he's supposed to do," said Nasuti. "Some family lives are difficult and others are extremely difficult."
In both instances, each male came to Nasuti looking for guidance and to gauge whether he would be willing to go to bat for them with the RIIL. Nasuti plans to reach out to the powers-that-be at Interscholastic League headquarters, a practice he has done in the past.
By providing a synopsis of each one's hardship, Woonsocket's athletic leader figures he can get a sense of whether going ahead in the appeal process could prove worthwhile, or a fool's errand.
"Previously I've gone to the RIIL and told them that I didn't know if something qualifies as a hardship," Nasuti said. (Executive Director Tom Mezzanotte) would say to bring it forward and let us decide."
If he decides to go through with the process, Nasuti will undertake a fact-finding mission leaving no stone unturned. With hardship, every piece of supporting evidence is crucial.
The gathering of transcripts, medical documentation and supporting letters represents part of the legwork and a responsibility Nasuti prefers to put squarely on the kids. Constant dialogue between himself, the student seeking athletic asylum and a guardian is also paramount in making sure everyone is prepared with what could unfold when the time comes to stand before the waiver committee.
"You have to tell everything that's happening and be truthful. I've been at waiver hearings where some serious issues have come up, and we have those with our kids," Nasuti says. "You go in front of a group of people and open up your heart and tell them what you're going through. You count on them to vote, 'Is this good for the student or the Interscholastic League?'
"It's difficult because these are young people and families standing before total strangers – strangers who may not have the same background and don't even know what city kids deal with," Nasuti delves further. "I've been with kids who cry and get upset and families that feel uncomfortable to the point that they may hold back. It can make for a tense situation, but you have to lay it all on the line."
Hence the importance of character witnesses who can articulate points that don't come across as slanted or biased. Nasuti has no trouble breaking the ice and saying why everyone has gathered in the first place. However, "I can't be the sole voice."
Along that train of thought, Nasuti refrains from having his head coaches present at waiver meetings. His rationale: Their appearance would detract from the motive of getting this hopeful player eligible and lend undeserved credence to the notion that they seek to add players for the purpose of bolstering the team's chances.
"Administrators, principals or guidance counselors should get involved," Nasuti adamantly expressed. "The committee is looking for as many people as possible."
In his capacity as athletic director, Nasuti has brought a half-dozen hardship cases before the RIIL's waiver committee. The last time he went before the board with a meaningful request was prior to the 2010 football season. The outcome ended up in favor of this gridiron contributor.
"It had to do with academics and length of eligibility. He had missed years, but very similar to the baseball player, his family life was difficult. He's had hardships that affected him," said Nasuti.
Woonsocket was able to keep this particular football player in school during the academic year prior to the RIIL awarding him eligibility. On the strength of a support staff that was determined to see this particular Villa Novan pull through, he was enrolled as a special education student and given permission to practice with head coach Carnell Henderson's squad.
"We kept this inner city kid with a tough background in school and playing football," Nasuti proudly stated. "He was ineligible his junior season, but we kept him in school by having him practice with us, but he never played. He went to school every day and practiced, but when his time came, he put the work in. He wanted to make himself better. We put him up because we knew he was going to give us the effort."
The jury remains out if Nasuti can have similar success with the current waiver applicants. The biggest obstacle with the boys' soccer player is that the waiver interpretation meeting for fall student-athletes has already taken place. The next waiver meeting is Oct. 16 and is supposed to be reserved for winter athletic hopefuls.
Again noting that the soccer player didn't enter school until the first day of classes, Nasuti has his fingers crossed that he can convince the waiver committee to hold an emergency session that not only addresses his situation, "but any other cases at this time."
On the surface, it would seem counterproductive to wait until next month's scheduled conclave before finding out whether or not the soccer player can slide on a Villa Novans jersey. Time is of the essence, and it wouldn't be fair for the player to learn of his fate with little precious time remaining in the regular season.
With the baseball player, Nasuti still has time – the waiver meeting for prospective springtime contributors isn't until next February 5.
What happens if the waiver committee rules against the two Woonsocket prospects? Nasuti did not exactly portray confidence when he replied to said question with, "My feeling is that these kids might not graduate."
That may come across as grim, but it shows what kind of against-the-tide fight Nasuti has on his hands.
"If you stay back and you're too old, that's your fault," he said. "Family life, moving and cultural differences, that's different from failing a class."
Question is: do the decision makers who are granted the power of autonomy in such matters share Nasuti's sentiment?
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Subject: [RHSA-2002:086-05] Netfilter information leak
From: email@example.com
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: Thu, May 9, 2002 8:46 am
Red Hat, Inc. Red Hat Security Advisory
Synopsis: Netfilter information leak
Advisory ID: RHSA-2002:086-05
Issue date: 2002-05-08
Updated on: 2002-05-09
Product: Red Hat Linux
Keywords: netfilter iptables icmp nat
Cross references:
1. Topic:
Netfilter ("iptables" can leak information about how port forwarding
is done in unfiltered ICMP packets. The older "ipchains" code is not
This bug only affects users using the Network Address Translation
features of firewalls built with netfilter ("iptables". Red Hat
Linux's firewall configuration tools use "ipchains," and those
configurations are not vulnerable to this bug.
2. Relevant releases/architectures:
3. Problem description:
Systems using the netfilter ("iptables" Network Address Translation
(NAT) capabilities are subject to the following bug: When a NAT rule
applies to the first packet of a connection and that packet later
causes the system to generate an ICMP error message, the ICMP
error message is sent out with translated addresses included. This
address information incorrectly gives the IP address to which the
connection would have been forwarded if the ICMP error message was
not generated, which exposes information about the netfilter
configuration (which ports are being translated) and about the
network topology (which address the ports are being forwarded to).
Also, the incorrect ICMP packets may be dropped by other intervening
stateful firewalls as malformed packets.
ICMP error packets generated by the host being routed to are not
affected by this bug.
The firewall configuration generated by Red Hat Linux's firewall
configuration tools uses ipchains, not iptables; thus, default
configurations of Red Hat Linux are not affected by this bug.
4. Solution:
Unfortunately, this problem currently has no clean fix, but while
a clean fix is being worked on, there is a sufficient workaround:
Filter out untracked local icmp packets using the following command:
iptables -A OUTPUT -m state -p icmp --state INVALID -j DROP
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