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Putting together your autumnal wardrobe can be a bit like choosing what fall television shows you're going to watch. Though the end results are quite different, both require you to look at a season's worth of potentially appealing options, narrow it down to a batch of the most worthy contenders, and then commit to a final list. And while we are definitely not TV critics-as made obvious by our love of The Real Housewives franchise and Jersey Shore-we do know how to sift through a slew of tantalizing items to come up with the perfect mix of au courant essentials for your closets. So while we'll refrain from programming your TiVos, dear readers, we can offer you a thoughtfully curated collection of fall necessities that are sure to please any audience. Read on for our master list of must-haves, all of which are gathered here today for your shopping convenience!
Utilitarian Boots / Sam Edelman Vancouver Booties ($225)
There is nothing like an outdoorsy boot to get us in the mood for a little power walking, which is why we're so excited about fall's rugged options! This season, high-heel boots are taking on new terrain and going utilitarian, bringing us to our next essential pick for the autumnal season: Sam Edelman's Vancouver Booties. These heavy-duty lace-up booties are certainly stylish, and they offer an easy way to give your look an earthy vibe. We suggest pairing them with Fair Isle sweaters, cozy knit layers, and shearling jackets for a spot-on ensemble.
Camel Coat / Lover Cottage Wool-Felt Coat ($610)
A camel coat is perhaps our most coveted wardrobe staple this fall. It's simple, yet evokes an effortless sense of luxury and glamour, and the honey hue pairs well with just about every skin tone. And while Alexander Wang's Nubby Oversized Coat ($1100) and Chloe's Double Face Angora Coat ($2684) are two worthy investments options available right now, we are head-over-heels for Lover's cozy, and less pricey, iteration. The collarless neckline and kimono sleeves give this classic coat a modern twist, and will transform any ensemble into an incredibly chic look.
Dark Metallic Polish / NARS Nail Polish ($16) in Mash and Purple Rain
Transitioning into the autumnal months inevitably means switching from bright, summery nail polish to richer, darker hues. While some years that might require a rich red or a Goth-glam black, this season you should focus on dark neutrals-khaki greens like Rescue Beauty Lounge's No More War ($18), glossy graphites like Chanel's Steel ($14), and chocolate browns like Essie's Little Brown Dress ($8)-with a little metallic shimmer. So what's our color du jour this season? We are absolutely insane for NARS' Nail Polish ($16) in Mash, a hue that's part of their limited-edition Vintage Nail Polish Collection. The army green lacquer is infused with gold-gorgeous-and is one of the collection's five resurrected favorites. But that's not the only obsession-worthy NARS varnish on the list! We're also taken with the rich, jewel tone hue of Purple Rain ($16), an oldie-but-goodie deep purple polish.
Pleated Dress / Opening Ceremony Tie-Dye Dress ($555)
One way to achieve the season's ladylike trend in an unfussy way is with a pleated dress or skirt. There is something so appealing about these refined and polished pleats, which is why we have our eye on this beautiful dress by Opening Ceremony. In addition to its pleated skirt, the dress also boasts one of fall's most luxe fabrics: velvet. We love how the frock has a bit of a Chloe Sevigny vibe, thanks to its adorable Peter Pan collar and cool indigo tie-dye plaid print, plus, the abbreviated hemline gives a touch of edginess to the overall look. Of course that's not the only pleated option out there. Wal G's Pleated Pinafore Dress ($60) and Love's Pleated Dress ($72) are two other options on our list this fall.
Structured Bag / Marc Jacobs Garbo Camille Satchel ($1850)
We are obsessed with all things polished and feminine this season, and that goes for our trusty handbags too! In our search for the most perfect carrier, we've come across many suitable options-check out Go Buy Now: Ladylike Bags and What Would She Wear: Fall Handbags to see some of our favorites-however, Marc Jacobs' incredibly chic satchel ultimately won us over. Not only is it a luxurious choice with its black-pebbled leather (also available in a dark brown) and gold metal hardware, but it also has an elegantly structured shape that's perfect for holding all your daily essentials. If you're looking for something with a more budget-friendly price tag, we also like Nine West's Lady Bag Satchel ($89) and Coach's Mia Embossed Croc Carryall ($398), both of which come with a similarly refined look and structure.
'70s-Style Jeans / Seven For All Mankind Georgia Jeans ($189)
The jeggings craze has been going strong for sometime now, so it pleases us to see a '70s-style jean (think: wide-leg, higher-rise) making a fresh comeback this season. How can you resist its flattering silhouette, which instantly elongates your legs for a slim and sexy look? For the best fit, we turned to one of our top go-to denim brands, Seven For All Mankind, and their amazing Georgia Jeans. We are drawn to their perfect semi-dark wash, and love the patchwork pocket detail in the front. Plus, they can easily be part of an office-appropriate ensemble. Wear them with a silky, feminine blouse (tucked in, of course) and sturdy heels, and you have yourself one savvy outfit!
Cat-Eye Liner / Benefit Magic Ink Liquid Eyeliner ($20)
A change in seasons always means a change in your beauty routine. While spring and summer were all about the bright red-orange lip, for fall the emphasis is on the eyes. Specifically, that means it's time to perfect your technique in creating a graphic cat-eye, per the Isabel Marant runway! Is it super cool and dramatic? Yes. Is it difficult to achieve? Not at all. When you're ready to create a long-lasting feline-inspired look, we highly recommend picking up Benefit's amazing smudge-proof liquid liner, as it's ultra black and easy to use. To further enhance the dramatic liner, make sure to keep the rest of your makeup minimal and neutral.
Black Lace Top / Alexander Wang Lace Top ($515)
While white lace is the stuff of brides and doll dresses, black lace is anything but innocent and it just happens to be one of fall's hottest materials. While there are loads of pieces that involve noir-netted details, we think the black lace top is the best style to seek out. Of course, there are countless styles to look at for inspiration; Christopher Kane's Embroidered Lace Blouse ($1210) is an optimal runway choice and Burberry Prorsum's Stretch Lace Top ($1103) is a superb, less sheer option for those of you are aren't as peek-a-boo oriented. That said, we're partial to a menswear-inspired take on the delicate trend and specifically adore Alexander Wang's lacey button-up. While Wang paired it with a black velvet cape jacket and skirt for his F/W 10 show, we think the intricately detailed, velvet-trimmed shirt would look super cool paired with black cigarette jeans or a slouchy, cuffed pair of trousers. Of course, there are awesome and affordable alternatives to these high-fashion pieces too. For example, Patterson J. Kincaid's Oversized Lace Tee ($88) is a much thriftier way to achieve a lacey look.-Jessica Baker
Photo of Burberry F/W 10 boots, Fendi F/W 10 handbag, and Giambattista Valli F/W 10 backstage image, courtesy of First View; Photo of Lanvin F/W 10 runway, courtesy of Lanvin; Photo of Christopher Kane F/W 10 runway, courtesy of Christopher Kane.


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Archway Sales, Inc. Increases Green Committment
Published August 20, 2013
Archway Sales, Inc. has completed the installation of a 24.8 kW solar panel array at its Headquarters in Saint Louis, MO. The project was contracted to Saint Louis based Microgrid Energy. The array will reduce Archway's carbon footprint while providing low cost energy. Additionally, this project supports the goals of the National Association of Chemical Distributor's (NACD) Responsible Distribution program and its emphasis on natural resource protection. Up to 20 percent of Archway's headquarters electricity will now be supplied by solar energy.
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2 U.S. Code Chapter 24 - CONGRESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
Part A—Employment Discrimination, Family and Medical Leave, Fair Labor Standards, Employee Polygraph Protection, Worker Adjustment and Retraining, Employment and Reemployment of Veterans, and Intimidation
1311. Rights and protections under title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and title I of Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. 1312. Rights and protections under Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993. 1313. Rights and protections under Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. 1314. Rights and protections under Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988. 1315. Rights and protections under Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act. 1316. Rights and protections relating to veterans' employment and reemployment. 1316a. Legislative branch appointments. 1317. Prohibition of intimidation or reprisal.
Part B—Public Services and Accommodations Under Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
1331. Rights and protections under Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 relating to public services and accommodations; procedures for remedy of violations.
Part C—Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
1341. Rights and protections under Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970; procedures for remedy of violations.
Part D—Labor-Management Relations
1351. Application of chapter 71 of title 5 relating to Federal service labor-management relations; procedures for remedy of violations.
Part E—General
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Tyler Biggs
Pos: RW
Shoots: R
Birthday: 5/30/93
Team: USA,
2009-2010 stats: 15g, 8a, 40gp, 85 PIM (USA, U17)
2010-2011 stats: 17g, 11a, 48gp, 112PIM
2010-2011 playoffs: N/A
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 20
CSS: 22 Midterm Rank: 5
TSN: 15 Midterm Rank: 10
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 32 Midterm Rank: 32
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 25
Corey Pronman: 78
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "As the son of former pro journeyman Don Biggs, the
national team development product comes to the draft with a level of
notoriety. 'His dad was a real pain in
the ass and he will be, too,' said one scout. 'He is legitimate tough. Good
size, he's strong, he's going to find a way to get to the NHL.' Whether that route involves a great deal of
scoring remains to be seen, but experts are unanimous in praise of Biggs'
physical skills and surliness. He
tangled with several of the United States League's top fighters this season and
was effective when Team USA
took on NCAA teams (Which have an age and experience advantage.) In 16 games against college squads, Biggs was
second in NTDP scoring and had three winners. And while that offense is nice, it's his ability to deliver hits and
disrupt the opposition that will punch his ticket. Biggs is bound for Miami University
next season."
The Scouting Report – "Biggs certainly merits consideration as a prospect due to
his size, physical play, skating ability and determination. It's difficult
though to see him as a first rounder since he does not possess the offensive
skills that would be worthy of such a high pick. Biggs may only top out as a
15-20 goal guy who can provide some grit and nastiness which fits nicely on
some clubs but the ceiling doesn't seem high enough to justify anything other
than the second round."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "Victimized by unrealistic expectations, Biggs could end up
proving a lot of the critics wrong. We don't buy into the belief that he killed
his stock at the World Under-18 tourney- we just don't feel that it was as high
with the NHL teams out there as Central scouting led everyone to believe when
they ranked him fifth overall among North American skaters on their midterm
list. He lives up to his last name- a powerful skater and battering ram who
plays the game like a legitimate power forward. When Biggs is on top of his
game, he bulls his way to the net, spins and cycles effortlessly while
protecting the puck from defenders powerless to separate him from it, and
unleashes a rocket shot that is heavy and hurts. Unfortunately, scouts are
unsure of his hockey sense and ability to create for himself. That's one of
those aspects of hockey that is extremely tough to project and Biggs could very
well end up being a legitimate top-six forward someday- he can skate, hit and
fight. But there are enough concerns about his upside that keep him from being
a top-20 guy in our view. However, he is extremely close- the margin between
his not making the cut is razor-thin as any one of the players ahead of him at
21-24 could all make the case to be inside the top-20. He's a good player, but
how good is the big question on draft day."
Corey Pronman - "Tyler Biggs is a decent skater who is a tick above average
for a forward his size. His balance is notable, as he has a wide stance with
the puck and is very hard to dislodge either when protecting the puck or when
he's standing in front of the net. He's average in regards to his puck skills
and can make decent, quick passes and will on occasion flash a notable
stick-handling move, but then at other times he will look completely fringe
when attacking a player one-on-one with the puck. His shot is solid to
above-average which he locates well and puts a fair amount of torque into; his
technique on his one-timers is notable as well. Biggs' best tool is his
physical game, which projects as above-average to plus at the highest level. He
abuses opponents along the boards with heavy hits, and regularly pressures
defenders on the forecheck into making poor decisions. He's already developed a
notable amount of muscle mass, and when engaged along the boards in a battle,
he easily rubs out the opposition and comes away with the puck. Biggs' hockey
sense however is fringe and sometimes even looks below that. He frequently
makes random, horrid decisions with the puck, his positioning isn't good, and
at times will even just chuck the puck blindly into no man's land amongst other
decisions that leave people scratching their heads. The work ethic wavers too,
and regularly I've regularly gotten reports from scouts that mention how he
disappears for long stretches at a time."
Hockey's Future – "In February's U18 event Biggs was a
monster and was the most noticeable player on the ice whenever he touched it.
During the U18 World Championships, Biggs was almost an afterthought. The
intense and aggressive power forward was unable to create much in terms of
offense and even saw his physical advantage taken away by some surprising
sources. Biggs has really created a lot of questions around his development and
whether he can play the style that makes him so appealing at the higher levels.
Although invisible for a lot of the tournament, Biggs still provided the
tournament with two of its most memorable moments, scoring the OT winner
against Canada in the semi final and launching a German player into the bench
with easily the biggest hit of the tournament during their round robin
NHL.com – "At 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds, Biggs rarely is
intimidated. He skates well, is physical, tough and can effectively attack the
net with or without the puck. 'He has
that leadership quality … that desire, that passion, that competitiveness,' NHL
Central Scouting's Jack Barzee told NHL.com. 'He just never quits. He's a young
player who has taken the role as leader of his team. He does most of their
fighting when they have to fight. He's kind of the guy that when someone starts
picking on somebody, he's standing up for them. I think while wearing the 'C'
may have taken a little away from his offensive finish, my gut feeling is that
I can't think of anything else but an uphill path for Tyler.'"
USA Today – "Biggs, 6-2, 207, has risen to the top spot in USA TODAY's American rankings for
the draft, primarily on the strength on his ability to be a physical force in
every game. A member of the U.S. National Team Development Program (NTDP),
Biggs is a punishing hitter, a leader and he drives to the net like a fullback
on skates. 'He's a guy who is intimidating
even when he plays the college team,' U.S. coach Ron Rolston said. 'We
played Maine a
couple of weeks, and he physically took four or five guys right off their feet
with physical checks. He just plays the game hard.' USA Hockey's Jim Johannson says Biggs reminds
him of a much bigger version of retired NHL player Mike Keane, who enjoyed
a long pro career of being a pest. 'Biggs
is going to be a player who will really be hard to play against and will
contribute offensively,' Johannson said."
Jess Rubenstein – "If you are looking for those the Rangers
might go after there are a couple like Tyler
Biggs of USNTDP or Nicklas Jensen of Oshawa." "Power Forward who will develop a strong
two-way game under Enrico Blasi, one of the best college coaches."
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – 30
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 30
Deven Persaud, NHL.com - 25
TSN.ca – 23
Gary Joyce, ESPN – 11
Mark Seidel, CBC – 17
Hockey's Future - 15
The Hockey News - N/A
Thoughts: There seems to be a good amount of concern that
Biggs may not develop into an elite offensive player. His physicality caught everyone's eyes, but
Biggs may not have the ceiling of many other forwards in the draft. He's playing against very different
competition, so Biggs can be hard to judge, but it sounds like his big
game-winning goals and penchant for fighting are drawing more attention than
his skill set.
The Rangers last took a player entering college as Biggs
will next year when they took Chris Kreider in 2009. They have dipped into the pool of US
prospects, be it high schoolers or national development team members, with some
frequency in recent years. The Rangers
have Ryan McDonagh and Derek Stepan, both ex-Wisconsin Badgers, on the roster
right now, so they may be more willing to take a shot on Biggs than other
teams. However, they may be looking for
a player with a better chance of developing into a big-time offensive threat.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
Spotlight On John Tortorella >
Player Reviews:
Spotlight On Mats Zuccarello >
Spotlight On Brian Boyle >
Spotlight On Matt Gilroy >
Spotlight On Ruslan Fedotenko >
Spotlight On Brandon Prust >
Spotlight On Bryan McCabe >
Spotlight On Alex Frolov >
Spotlight On Michael Del Zotto >
Spotlight On Martin Biron >
Spotlight On Brandon Dubinsky >
Spotlight On Marc Staal >
Spotlight On Steve Eminger >
Spotlight On Henrik Lundqvist >
Spotlight On Wojtek Wolski >
Spotlight On Sean Avery >
Possible First Round Pick:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >


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Sister Brittany Pollastro recently returned to the local area after serving in the Sweden-Stockholm mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She is the daughter of Carl and Vicki Pollastro.
Sister Pollastro will speak Jan. 11 at 11 a.m. at the Spring Glen LDS Ward. The ward meets at the Helper Utah LDS Stake Center.
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You know how to use your camera flash to light up photos, but when you want to shoot films and videos with your compact, mirrorless or DSLR camera, you're back in the dark.
Manfrotto LED Lights are small constant light sources designed specifically to improve the videos you want to share with your friends and family (but great for photography too); they fit your camera's flash shoe when you're using them, and fit in your pocket or bag when you're not.
Find out more about what makes Manfrotto LED Lights special, how they'll help your videos, and how to choose between them and use them in this mini-site!
Know someone whose photos are so bad, you want to unfriend them every time you see one pop up on your profile?
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Shooting video indoors, in subdued light or when your subject is backlit requires constant light. Manfrotto LED Lights provide exactly the balanced, continuous light source needed for great results - videos you'll be proud to share with friends and family!
Without LED lights
Flash light and other light sources often cast an unnatural light on skin, or overexpose people's faces.
With LED lights
Manfrotto LED Lights emit light at the same neutral temperature as daylight, which means it's gentle and flattering to skin tones for better people videos and portraits.
Without LED lights
Flash photography causes "red-eye" in photos.
With LED lights
If you use your Manfrotto LED for photos, you'll also notice that you don't get vampire red-eyes in your night-time and indoor portraits; that's because LED light is continuous, allowing eyes to adjust properly to the light before you take your photo.


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Athlete of the Week
T.J. Boyajian
Boyajian ran for 213 yards and two touchdowns - including one on an 86-yard run - to lead the 'Canes to a 26-6 victory over Toll Gate on Saturday. Vets improved to 2-0 overall.
"I was almost puking last night," Boyajian said. "I was excited. We came out, and we hit them in the mouth in the first half. It was probably one of the best wins we've had."
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Welcome to the home of York College Athletics
|Asst. Athletic Trainer, MS, LAT, ATC, CES
Danielle Kaeser returns the York College athletic training staff for her third year as she has been elevated from the intern to a full-time trainer.
She came to York from the University of Tampa where she earned her BS in Athletic Training in 2009. While at UT, Kaeser worked with the University's women's woccer and softball teams, as well as an intern with Clearwater High School. She also had the opportunity to work with the Frankfurt Galaxy of the NFL Europa Football League during their spring training in 2007.
Kaeser currently resides in York.
This year at YCP, she will be working with women's soccer, men's and women's swimming, and women's lacrosse.
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Finding Mr. Destiny (Kim Jong-Ok Chatgi)
A woman named Seo Ji-Woo travels to India and meets her first true love, Kim Jong-Ok. Since that time Ji-Woo can't forget her first love. She then turns to a company, called "Finding Your First True Love Company," to help her track down Kim Jong-Ok. Han Gi-Joon, who started "Finding Your First True Love Company," takes on Seo Ji-Woo as the company's first client. The pair travel all over Korea to find Seo Ji-Woo's first love, and in the process, Han Gi-Joon falls in love with her.
Cast: Gong Yoo, Im Soo-Jung
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By RICHARD SHAWStaff reporter
On Oct. 7, Price and Sunnyside voters went to the primary polls and selected the candidates who will appear on the cities' municipal election ballots.
In addition to Price and Sunnyside, city council elections are scheduled Nov. 4 in East Carbon, Wellington and Helper.
One elected position is also open on Price River Water Improvement District's board.
Next Tuesday, registered Price city residents will vote for candidates to fill three four-year council seats and one two-year position.
Vying for the three four-year seats are incumbents Richard Tatton, Don Reaveley and Steven Denison.
Challengers for the Price council positions are Joe Christman, Mike Metzger and David Cox.
In the October primary, Cox tied for the last qualifying spot on the Price City Council ballot with Jay Marshall.
But during the certification process, two absentee ballots were counted and Cox defeated Marshall by one vote.
The two-year seat on the Price council was not voted on in the primary because there were only two candidates running.
Appointed incumbent Jeanne McEvoy will be in a contest for the Price City Council position with challenger Jeffrey Nelson.
In Sunnyside, a large number of candidates filed election bids to fill three open city council seats. Voters cut the number down to six candidates at the primary polls.
Candidates squaring off at the Sunnyside election polls next Tuesday include Sam Leonard, Carol Johnson, Tony Riffle, Douglas Alger, Sherri Madrid and Cheryl Eck.
In East Carbon, voters will fill three seats on the city council from a list of four candidates.
Individual running for the East Carbon City Council positions are Dave Maggio, Darrell Valdez, Darma Lopez and Joseph Manley.
Sunnyside and East Carbon officials are currently discussing the possibility of consolidating the two towns.
If the consolidation proposal goes through, the November vote could be the last time Sunnyside and East Carbon City will conduct separate municipal elections.
Helper voters will experience an unusual situation at the election booths. The city council ballots will list the names of three candidates - the same as the number of open council positions. Candidates include Kirk Mascaro, Chuck Buchanan and Robert Farrell. The field of hopefuls filing for the Helper seats included four candidates until a month ago, when incumbent Jim Robinson pulled out of the race.
In Wellington, two city council seats are open, with incumbents Paula Noyes and Glen Wells running against challengers Robert Berta and Paul Childs.
In addition, voters residing in the unincorporated areas of Carbon County will select a candidate to serve as a member on the Price River Water Improvement District's board. In the PRWID race, incumbent Steven Rigby is being challenged by Lee Heath and Tom Matthews.
Because there are no other elections for county positions, local voters will cast ballots for the seat at the PRWID offices, located at 265 South Fairgrounds Road. To participate in the PRWID election, registered voters must be residents of unincorporated areas in Carbon County.


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What separates the student from the prospective student? It's not just the word "prospective"—it's classes. To attend classes during any academic term, you have a few things to do before you can start.
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Log on to BlazerNET using your BlazerID and strong password, and click Registration.
- Transient, Temporary, and Post-baccalaureate students register during Open Registration. View the Academic Calendar for dates.
- Transient students who wish to register for a course that has a pre-requisite may obtain a pre-requisite override by contacting the Registrar's Office at 205-934-8228.
2. Obtain your parking pass
- Go to the UAB Parking & Transportation website.
- On the left hand side, click on Visiting Campus, then Student, then Apply for Parking, then Purchase Permits.
Note: New students should allow 2 business days after registration to purchase a permit.
3. Get your UAB ONE Card
Your ONE Card acts as your official ID and free pass to UAB athletic events, recreational facilities, intramural sports, and libraries. Get your UAB ONE Card at One Stop Student Services located in the Residence Life Center of Blazer Hall, 920 16th Street South.
4. Purchase your textbooks
You can purchase or rent your books at the Barnes & Noble at UAB Bookstore at 1218 6th Avenue South or at uab.bncollege.com. To order online, follow these steps:
- Click on Textbooks at the top of the page
- Select your Term, Department, Course, and Section then click Add Course
- Add all your courses, then choose View Textbook List to find out the textbook required for the classes.
5. Submit immunization formsUAB students must satisfy immunization requirements in order to be medically cleared for enrollment. Medical clearance requirements vary by school and student type.
All UAB students utilize a web-based medical clearance process provided by CertifiedBackground.com, a secure, confidential web-based company that is HIPPA/FERPA compliant. Students will be emailed instructions explaining how to create an account with CertifiedBackground.com and submit immunization documentation online.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch)—Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and House Speaker John Boehner solidified their stances on the fiscal cliff on Sunday, but Geithner predicted Republicans will in the end accept higher tax rates on the top 2% to reach a budget deal.
On Sunday, both sides dug in their heels in the showdown over now-stalled talks to bypass what would represent a self-imposed fiscal crisis should billions of dollars in automatic tax hikes and spending cuts begin in January, the result of a deal signed by President Barack Obama in August 2011 to end the partisan battle over raising the federal debt ceiling.
Week ahead: Cliff talks continue
The fiscal cliff talks continue in Washington; November job figures come out later in the week. Photo: Getty Images
The scheduled cuts and tax increases would reduce the deficit for fiscal year 2013 by more than $500 billion, a total so steep and rapid that economists say they would cause a recession.
The sole thing standing in the way of reaching agreement to avert the tax increases and spending cuts from starting next year "would be a refusal by Republicans to accept that rates are going to have to go up on the wealthiest Americans," Geithner said in an interview broadcast Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press."
"And, I don't really see them doing them," said Geithner, who argued Republicans will not want to take the blame for imposing tax increases on virtually all Americans because they don't want higher rates on the top 2% of earners.
Geithner, who plans to retire as Treasury secretary at the end of the president's first term in January, pressed the administration's case on five talks shows that aired Sunday, two days after they were taped.
As Geithner's comments aired, Boehner blasted the White House on "Fox News Sunday." "The president and the White House have had three weeks and this is the best we've got?" the Ohio Republican said. "We are nowhere."
Geithner told "Fox News Sunday" that the administration has laid out a"very detailed plan," said it is now up to Republicans to present a proposal to increase federal revenue and cut government spending.
In his television appearance, Boehner said Republicans had suggested "a dozen different ways" to raise more tax revenue without hiking rates. But he did not say what those proposals were, and his office hasn't provided specifics.
A week of brinkmanship
Republicans have generally maintained additional revenue could be raised by curbing tax deductions for the top earners without having to raise their taxes. But the White House contends the amount of revenue needed could not be generated that way without also ending deductions for mortgage interest, charitable contributions and other popular deductions, which would also hit the mid-income Americans.
The back-and-forth comes after a week of political brinkmanship on the deficit, with Wall Street largely taking the stance that Democrats and Republicans would compromise and reach a deal before the year ends.
The S&P 500 SPX, +0.07% on Friday chalked up a second straight week of gains, with market analysts generally saying Wall Street is not pricing in a failure to reach agreement to avoid going or the cliff. Read more about what can be expected from the market in coming week.
Washington's looming cliff is the result of a compromise reached last summer that let the federal government to temporarily raise the debt ceiling.


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Lisa Renneke shot and 80 and 83 for a two-day total of 163 to finish tied for 50th in the USA Lady Jaguar Invitational at the Azalea City Country Club in Mobile, Ala., Monday and Tuesday.
Marie Fillers tied for 56th with a 165 (76, 89).
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The Lady Bisons finished 15th out of 18 teams in the tournament with a two-day total of 676.
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Local gun enthusiasts converged on the Huron County Fairgrounds this past weekend.
Norwalk resident Rick Austin, who had a table at this weekend's show and also teaches a concealed-carry course about three times per month, said it was great to see so many families attend the gun show.
"Times have really changed," Austin said. "Kids are here with their parents. Husbands are here with their wives. This has really brought a lot of people together. It's a family-oriented event."
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Topher Bordeau was named Head Coach of Dartmouth Heavyweight Rowing on July 29, 2006.
At the time of his hire, Bordeau commented "I'm acutely aware that my career is going to be defined by what Dartmouth crews do in the future, and that's appealing to me. Only six schools have won the Eastern Sprints Championship in the past 25 years: Dartmouth, Harvard, Brown, Penn, Wisconsin, and Princeton. That's an elite club, and Dartmouth has a spot in it. Success here isn't just a dream, it isn't just something we're chasing somewhere down the road. It's a concrete part of our past, and it'll be a concrete part of our future, too."
Since then, the Dartmouth heavyweights have risen from 16th at the Eastern Sprints and 24th at the IRA in 2006 — the year prior to Bordeau's arrival — to 5th at the Eastern Sprints and 8th at the IRA in 2010. The Dartmouth varsity eight was the talk of the rowing world at the 2010 Eastern Sprints, where the Big Green varsity eight became the first 12-seed in the regatta's history to defeat a one-seed (Brown) and advance to the grand final. Dartmouth's performance over the course of the 2010 season earned the crew the Rusty Callow Award, given by vote of the coaches coaches of the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges (EARC) to the crew that best personified the virtues of "spirit, courage and unity."
"The past few years have been exciting, especially 2010," Bordeau commented after receiving the award on his crew's behalf. "The oarsmen have distinguished themselves with a committment to improvement--as rowers, teammates, and as members of crews--on an almost constant basis. There's a capacity for inspiration that is a significant part of daily life at Dartmouth, and nowhere moreso than at the boathouse. The guys used that capacity to push through some tough times last year and to produce an inspired performance when the stakes were highest. The ability to do that has become a characteristc of rowers who thrive here, and that has made coaching this program incredibly rewarding. It's a credit to the oarsmen that their efforts have been honored by the EARC coaches."
Bordeau has also been involved in coaching at the national team level during his time in Hanover. During the summer of 2008, Bordeau assumed the primary responsibility for selecting and coaching the United States Under-23 National Team men's eight, which made Hanover and the Connecticut River home base in its preparation for the 2008 Under-23 World Championships in Brandenburg, Germany. The crew turned away all challengers in its heat, semi-final, and grand final to win the world championship by open water.
Bordeau also assisted with the selection and training of the 2007 Under-23 National Team men's eight, which also called Hanover and the Connecticut River home for its preparation for the 2007 Under-23 World Championships in Strathclyde, Scotland, where it finished fourth, 1.18 seconds behind the gold medal crew.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
The only thing better than one amazing Olsen outfit is two! You spotted the stylish pair in New York last week at a celebration for Textile Elizabeth and James and loved their looks, so we're more than happy to give you the inside scoop. Mary-Kate (left) showed up to the event in a refined combo, wearing a black vest by The Row, a Prada long-sleeve shirt, Textile Elizabeth and James pants, and Balenciaga heels. Ashley, on the other hand, opted for a more eccentric look, styling her olive green Textile Elizabeth and James trousers with a fox-emblazoned vintage sweater and mint green Balenciaga heels. Now, if it's MK's ensemble you're after, you only need a few basic pieces to get you started. We suggest trying National Jean Company's Vintage Havana Top ($68) with BDG's Hi-Rise Cigarette Jeans ($58) in Plum and Stella McCartney's Heels ($428). For those of you who'd like to put together an eye-catching outfit similar to Ashley's instead, definitely snag PJ by Peter Jensen's Dog Sweater ($60) and pair it with Urban Outfitters' Alexander Pants ($79) and River Island's Rexy Block Heeled Loafers ($108); the results will definitely be quirky, but in a good way, of course!
Nicky Hilton
It's not hard to see why so many of you adore Nicky Hilton's latest sartorial mix. The jewelry/handbag designer was snapped shopping in Los Angeles last week looking polished in a silky Tucker scarf blouse, J Brand's 926 Seven-Eighths Jeans ($158) in Ink, and gold Christian Louboutin heels. Additionally, you love that she gave her sweet outfit an extra pop of color via a red Chanel bag. The resulting look is so simple and chic--perfect for a day at the office or a first date. So whether you have a day packed with meetings or a dinner with a new fellow on your schedule, try Topshop's Sophie Pussy Bow Blouse ($76) with Hilton's exact J Brand jeans and Pella Moda's West Open Toe Platform Pumps ($149). And if you want to give your look a vibrant finish a la Hilton, Lulu Guinness' Quilted Lips Leather Eyelet Anna Bag ($370) will certainly do the trick!
Anja Rubik
While it's always a good idea to look at your favorite celebrities for smart dressing ideas, it's just as intriguing to see how industry insiders are working the latest trends into their daily mix. Hence, your excitement about Anja Rubik's downtown-chic outfit! The gorgeous blonde was spotted out and about in Poland two weeks ago wearing a chocolate brown Rick Owens jacket with fur-collar trim, DKNY + Thomas' Pink White Cotton Fitted Tuxedo Shirt ($195, 800.231.0884), and a coveted pair of Isabel Marant cropped leather pants. Rubik completed her look with DKNY's Black Leather Ankle Strap Sandals ($335, 800.231.0884) and a Lanvin bag. To create a similarly cool outfit, start with Nasty Gal's Shearling Drape Jacket ($68) over a pair of leather skinnies, like Blank's Black Leather Crop Skinny Pants ($150). Then simply pick up Pelle Moda's Franky Platform Sandals ($180) and you'll be ready to hit the town.
Rachel Bilson
We are more than thrilled to see Rachel Bilson making her return to the big screen in Waiting Forever--the film debuted this past Friday--but rave reviews are also in order for the noteworthy ensemble she put together just last week. The style star opted for an edgier evening look for the Los Angeles premiere of said film with the help of a few fabulous Burberry Prorsum pieces--specially, a one-of-a-kind S/S 11 dress (sadly, not available for retail), Quilted Fitted Leather Jacket ($3594), and Studded Folding Leather Wallet ($525, 212.925.9300)--and Christian Louboutin platform pumps. As Bilson so aptly demonstrates, throwing a leather jacket over your feminine dress is an excellent and easy way to de-sweeten your whole ensemble. Simply style a girly frock like Nasty Gal's Frilled Skater Dress ($68) with ASOS' Collarless Quilted Leather Jacket ($215), and voila! You have an after-hours look that is wonderfully cool and chic.
Jessica Alba
One of the things we like best about Jessica Alba is that she knows how turn out an envious ensemble come rain or shine! Case in point: the heavenly pieces she was snapped wearing upon arrival at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris late last month. Our December Guest Editor wore a Veda jacket--the contrasting leather sleeves are an intriguing touch--and Balenciaga boots. To polish off her winter outfit, Alba selected her go-to bag of the season, Viktor & Rolf's The Just In Case Bag ($1095, 310.652.0200). If you're ready to emulate Alba's outfit, we suggest picking up IMPROVD's Convertible Leather & Knit Jacket ($658); it's sure to keep you toasty and stylish for the remaining winter months. And although Alba's Balenciaga boots are sadly no longer available, Pixie Market's Suede Buckle Boots ($92) are an excellent alternative you can pick up today! Just be sure to have Topshop's Black Frame Holdall Cross Body Bag ($80) on your arm, and we promise you'll turn heads a la Alba.--Jessica Baker
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Gamethread: New York Jets @ St. Louis Rams 11.18.12
Who: New York Jets @ St. Louis Rams
When: 1:00 p.m. EST
Where: Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, MO
Media: TV – CBS, DirecTV – 712, Radio – ESPN 98.7 FM, Sirius – 113, Sirius XM – XM 228 Internet Audio – Audio Pass.
Their Previous Meeting: The last time these two teams met, technically speaking, the Jets gave the Rams a 47-3 drubbing in the regular season, scoring 27 points off of five St. Louis turnovers under coach Eric Mangini and veteran quarterback Brett Favre. However, the last time these teams actually met, the Jets had, only a few months prior, installed Rex Ryan as head coach and went out and drafted Mark Sanchez to be their franchise quarterback. Yes, it is the 2009 preseason and the Ryan regime was just trying to get it's legs under themselves. It would turn out to be a solid day for the quarterbacks as Kellen Clemens, Sanchez, and Erik Ainge all finished the day with ratings over 90. Clemens opened the game with Sanchez coming in with 28 seconds left in the first quarter and he ended up connecting with David Clowney on a 48 yard bomb on his first attempt. This would set up a 1 yard Thomas Jones run that put the Jets ahead 10-3. From there on, the reins were given to Erik Ainge who turned in a solid performance completing 10 of 17 passes for 148 yards including one 50 yard touchdown pass to Mr. Preseason himself, Clowney. However, St. Louis responded with a touchdown of their own to put them ahead 23-20 and ultimately ensure their victory.
Injury Report
Jets: TE Jeff Cumberland (Wrist–Probable), DE Mike DeVito (Finger–Probable), NT Kenrick Ellis (Knee–Probable), WR Clyde Gates (Shoulder–Probable), NT Damon Harrison (Thumb–Probable), WR Stephen Hill (Illness–Probable), WR Jeremy Kerley (Heel/Hamstring–Questionable), S LaRon Landry (Heel–Probable), C Nick Mangold (Ankle/Thumb–Probable), RB/KR Joe McKnight (Ankle–Questionable), G Brandon Moore (Hip–Probable), LB Calvin Pace (Shoulder/Personal–Probable), NT Sione Po'uha (Low Back/Ankle–Questionable), RB Bilal Powell (Concussion–Questionable), QB Mark Sanchez (Low Back–Probable), LB Bart Scott (Toe–Questionable), G Matt Slauson (Knee–Probable), S Eric Smith (Knee–Probable), and QB Tim Tebow (Ribs–Probable).
Rams: LB Mario Haggan (Thigh–Questionable), WR Austin Pettis (Toe–Questionable), DE Eugene Sims (Knee–Questionable), and S Darian Stewart (Knee–Questionable).
Jets: QB Greg McElroy, DT Damon Harrison, G Caleb Schlauderaff, G Hayworth Hicks, TE Hayden Smith, and LB Marcus Dowtin. (Note: Only six inactives are required because there are currently only 52 players on roster)
Rams: QB Austin Davis, WR Steve Smith, S Darian Stewart, RB Terrance Ganaway, FB Brit Miller, OL Chris Williams, and DT Matt Conrath.
Game Captains: LB Bart Scott, CB Antonio Cromartie, T Austin Howard, T Jason Smith, and LS Tanner Purdum.
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As the old saying goes, when it rains, it pours and there certainly has been torrent of pure suck. As if the Jets' struggles on the field weren't enough, the "anonymous source" bug has so conveniently returned to bite the Jets, causing not so much a circus within the clubhouse but in the media especially on Twitter. Although I promised myself I would refrain from using "must-win" in my writings, the sad reality is the Jets need to win this game if nothing else to quell the outpouring of support they have received for the majority of the season–and by support I mean the vitriol and venom spewed by fans, media and anyone else that actually pays attention to sports, even casually.
The offense will only go as far as Mark Sanchez will go and so far, that hasn't been far. I guess at this point there is little to be said about Mark because it's pretty much a foregone conclusion. The one thing I will say is to maintain ball security because you can't stand out there and not expect to lose the ball if you can't keep a firm grasp on it and Sanchez admitted as much this week. Jeremy Kerley is listed as questionable but he'll likely play which is good since he's the only established and sure option for Sanchez but even then, whether or not he gets the ball is still a crapshoot. Powell and McKnight could play but I wouldn't be surprised if their respective injuries limited their playing time which means new acquisition Kahlil Bell should see some snaps in place of Shonn Greene who continues to prove week in and week out that he is the farthest thing from a featured back.
Defensively, you can't blame the Jets for lack of effort at this point. Despite the host of injuries the have plagued them, specifically the cornerback position, they have fought against every single team (49ers game notwithstanding) and ever time have to keep going out because the offense can't move the ball and subsequently get tired and start to get sloppy. That's a situation I do not envy but to their credit, they seem to have the patience of a Saint for not brawling with the offense at this point. Perhaps the line will get a boost this week as the space eater Kenrick Ellis is listed as probable and looks set to return to action–a good thing since Po'uha, in addition to his back injury, is dealing with an ankle injury. If Ellis can consistently draw double teams, that will open lanes up for the Jets to get to Bradford. While Stephen Jackson has visibly declined, he still is probably an upgrade to Greene which means the defense can't sleep on the run either. Honestly, I'm not even sure what to expect from this team anymore but I guess we can all hope and pray that they will be able to get something going and try to salvage at least a bit of the dwindling season.


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This autumn Gojira will be touring North America with Slayer (if only it was the UK!). Artist Direct sat down for an hour long conversation with Slayer's Tom Araya & Gojira's Joe Duplantier about the monstrous tour. The guys also discuss playing & singing simultaneously as well as the moment they realised they would play music for the rest of their life.
Tom & Joe had this to say about how the tour came about;
Tom Araya: I think it was when we first got word we were going to put together a fall tour. It was a while back. I can't think of when it was. They mentioned they wanted to put the tour together with Gojira. We were like, "Cool!" That's basically how decisions are made in our camp. It's like, "Hey, we want to put a tour together with this band", and we say, "Alright!" However, this isn't the first time we've toured together.
Joe Duplantier: We did some shows in Europe last year, and they went great. For us, it was a very comfortable situation to do this tour because we're in the same kind of vibe. We use no effects, no computers, and no crazy samples. It's like a raw, old school formula. It's two guitars, one bass, drums, and a guy screaming in a microphone. It's the might Slayer! It was an amazing thing to initially do those dates in Europe. When we received the offer to be main support for Slayer in North America, we were like, "Yes!" That's all I can say about this [Laughs].
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Based upon overwhelming positive feedback from residents, the City of Carrollton along with the Neighborhood Advisory Commission (NAC) are pleased to host Neighborhoods Networking 2012 from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 25 at the Josey Ranch Lake Library (1700 Keller Springs Road). The goal of this event is to encourage citizens from nearby neighborhoods to interact with each other in order to create a stronger community. Neighborhood leaders will share success stories followed by City staff presentations and a Q&A session. A neighbor mixer at the end will encourage communication among neighborhoods.
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SpaceGuard SRM is a proven disk quota management solution allowing systems administrators to regulate the available disk space for end-users effectively. The solution guarantees the reliability and availability of file servers and ensures that their capacity is not used up unnecessarily. SpaceGuard SRM will provide automatic notification when the threshold value for the available disk space is exceeded, provide a warning to users, temporarily block access to disks and filter files of a particular type.
SpaceGuard SRM offers network administrators a convenient way of setting and enforcing disk space quotas to achieve considerable time and cost efficiencies. This will result in reducing the frequency with which new servers and backup hard drives must be purchased because of increasing of storage capacity use. SpaceGuard SRM also considerably reduces the amount of time that network administrators normally have to spend reclaiming disk capacity consumed by end-users. After all, it doesn�t matter how much disk space is available; eventually end-users will utilize all the disk space available to them.
SpaceGuard SRM provides administrators with an API they can use to automate the configuration. Among other things, administrators can have external applications automatically set quotas on the basis of certain attributes e.g., cost centers, without their intervention and without the need to launch SpaceGuard SRM�s management console.
Increasing storage demands require effective methods to regulate and control disk space usage. Simply expanding storage capacity will not solve this problem as it will only add another point of failure, more operational costs and additional back-up requirements. This has forced network administrators to critically look at the effective use of disk space. Users tend to quickly fill up all the available space with Internet downloads, MP3 and video files, email attachments and their documents. resulting in a huge effect on storage capacity.
By implementing SpaceGuard SRM, network admins will be able to enforce disk space quotas easily, saving the company both time and money.
Active Directory integration
SpaceGuard SRM saves time and configuration hassle by automatically reading information from the Active Directory. You can also include any Active Directory attribute in the notifications, such as telephone number or address information.
Integration with other applications
SpaceGuard SRM offers a fully automated interface allowing administrators to manage quotas with an external application. If the organization uses an application to manage the resource settings for network users, this can be integrated seamlessly with SpaceGuard SRM. SpaceGuard SRM is unique in offering this ability.
Set directory quotas
SpaceGuard SRM offers numerous possibilities to regulate directory quotas, such as:
Auto-Add quotas:: An Auto-Add disk quota removes the need to add a disk quota each time a directory is added. Each time a directory is created, inside a specified directory, a quota is set on using a predefined policy or custom sizes/limits. The SpaceGuard SRM service continuously scans the local computer's file system for directory changes. If a new subfolder is created under the branch where the Auto-Add disk quota is active, SpaceGuard SRM automatically creates a new quota according to the Auto-Add policy. Also, whenever subfolders under an Auto-Add quota root are removed, the related quota is automatically removed.
Quota enforcement: The revoke access alert action can be used to deny write access to the quota�s directory for a single user or an entire group of users. When linked to a certain quota limit, SpaceGuard SRM will revoke the access rights by setting explicit �Deny� write in the directory's ACL. When the limit is no longer exceeded, SpaceGuard SRM will revert back to the original access rights and restore the ACL including the owner to its original state. This also occurs when deleting a quota that was previously revoked by SpaceGuard SRM.
Unlimited quota levels: Each disk quota can have one or more limits. A limit is a percentage based on the disk quota size. For example if you have a fixed disk quota size of 50MB and you define a limit of 100% and assign an alert, the alert will be executed when the 50MB has been exceeded. This way, you can assign multiple limits to a single quota, for instance:
Fixed disk quota size, 50MB: Limit 1: 80%, send a popup to the user assigned to the quota (executed at 40MB).
Limit 2: 90%, send a popup to the administrator (executed at 45MB).
Limit 3: 100%, revoke the write access of the user assigned to the quota (executed at 50MB).
SmartQuota Technology:: SpaceGuard SRM is SmartQuota enabled which allows for rapid deployment and mass quota reconfiguration. Using SmartQuota technology, you can quickly add new quota limits to all existing quotas based on a percentage of the current limits. If for instance company policy changes and users are allowed to store 25% more on their home directories, simply select all quotas and change the default revoke access limit from 100% to 125%. All other settings will be applied automatically in the background.
User alerting
SpaceGuard SRM supports a wide range of notifications and actions. You can send popup messages, email, both SMTP and Exchange MAPI are supported, Pager/SMS messages with global provider coverage and built-in modem connection software. SpaceGuard SRM can also write entries to the Windows event log, and execute command line actions. Each alarm action can access quota-related keywords to include quota status information.
File extension blocking
SpaceGuard offers the ability to block files before they reach your disk (mp3, wav, exe). This prevents unwanted programs from being installed or unwanted media from being stored.
Time savings
SpaceGuard SRM will save network administrators time by managing disk space on all hard drives and directories within their network. SpaceGuard effectively manages end-user quotas, restricting access to drives once a user has exceeded their pre-set quota and sending out alerts and warning notices when users are nearing their pre-set limits.
Lower network TCO
By using an effective storage control solution, you can dramatically reduce your costs for purchasing and maintaining storage resources, which leads to a lower overall network TCO and increased efficiency.
Enhanced security
SpaceGuard�s ability to efficiently block unwanted file extensions also assists in preventing end-users from downloading undesirable file types, and can also aide in the prevention of downloading viruses.
Greatly surpasses standard Windows quota functionality
SpaceGuard SRM offers far more control over user disk space consumption than the standard native Windows quotas. By using directory quotas, SmartQuota technology, extensive alerting capabilities (pop-up, e-mail, event log, and more), and rapid deployment configuration options, SpaceGuard SRM surpasses Windows quotas in functionality, performance and ease of use.
Software requirements
|Windows 2000
|32 & 64 bits
|SP4 or higher
|Windows 2003
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Windows 2008
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Windows XP
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Windows Vista
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Windows 7
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
Note: 64 bits machines do not support the SpaceGuard File filter.
|SpaceGuard Service
|Windows 2000
|32 & 64 bits
|SP4 or higher
|Windows 2003
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Windows 2008
|32 & 64 bits
|all versions
|Supported Remote Desktop SpaceGuard Service
|Windows Terminal Server
Minimal Hardware requirements
Processor: Pentium III (Pentium 4 or higher recommended)
Memory: 512 MB RAM (1 GB or more recommended)
Hard disk space: 256 MB (1 GB or more recommended)
Depending on the exact configuration and used components the system requirements may vary.


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In less than a decade, the Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization has transformed itself from being a pilot program with no money to a nonprofit with an annual budget of $2.5 million.
Because health care changes rapidly, so has the agency. The organization was formed in 2005 to help the north country meet the medical needs of its expanding military population and fill in gaps in the regions medical services. It did not have its first staff member, Denise K. Young, until 2007.
A lot has been accomplished in five years, Mrs. Young said. Our missions never changed. Our focus is on analyzing the health care system, identifying gaps, and leveraging resources to fill those gaps.
Its rapid growth has been in more than just its partnerships and programs; it also has outgrown its third-floor office space at 120 Washington St. The organization recently relocated to the second floor there, where there are more offices and a large conference room to accommodate the nearly 30 employees it has among its programs.
The regional group was formed based on building cooperative health care arrangements and agreements between military installations and regional health care systems. The organizations board members include representatives from the military post, hospitals and health care facilities.
One of its first grants was $15,000 in 2006 from Health Net Federal Services, the managed care contractor for Tricares 23-state North Region, which includes New York. That money helped go toward the organizations goals of analyzing ways to save money.
Since then, FDRHPO has accomplished numerous projects, including more than $84 million in master-planned upgrades to five hospitals in the Fort Drum health service area; a $500,000 commitment from the state to address growing behavioral health needs; four newly licensed outpatient mental health clinics and an additional 70 Tricare-credentialed behavioral health providers; more than $16 million in secured technology infrastructure upgrades; more than $648,000 in state and local investment to improve coordination and delivery of emergency medical services surrounding Fort Drum; and mobilization of $4.1 million in community, state and federal grant investments for physician and allied health professional recruitment in the region.
FDRHPO also helped bring back air medical services to the region.
All successes weve had depends on the network of partners to help us, Mrs. Young said. Were really working on solutions together.
A bulk of health IT work is through the North Country Health Information Partnership, which helps implement electronic medical records and health information exchange. Corey M. Zeigler, information technology program manager, said 26 of 117 providers in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties are now a part of the partnership.
Recent health IT demands mean the health IT workforce is growing. The organization helped bring the health information technology certificate training program to Jefferson Community College.
What you need are professionals that can speak the language, and who can understand both professions on the health and IT sides, said Patrick A. Fontana, a health IT implementation specialist.
He is also the agencys manager of a $900,000 grant from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration to help build the health IT network.
Other agency highlights include the Emergency Medical Services Program, run by former Watertown Police Chief Joseph J. Goss, and regional care coordination, which is overseen by Patricia M. Fralick. Ms. Goss is working with the 17 ambulance squads in Jefferson County to join an EMS cooperative to help them maintain identity while FDRHPO helps provide administrative tasks, and help with training, billing and ordering of supplies.
Mrs. Fralick said the case management program is still in development. Eventually, a team of care transition coaches will work with discharge planners, patients, primary care physicians and support staff to help reduce health care costs and improve patient outcomes for people who have Medicaid and Medicare.
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YIELD: Makes 14 servings
- All ingredients should be at room temperature.
- 2 1/4 cups sifted cake flour (8 ounces = 225 grams)
- 1 1/2 cups sugar (10.5 ounces = 300 grams)
- 2 teaspoons baking powder (10 grams)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt (3.5 grams)
- 1/2 liquid cup safflower oil (3.75 ounces = 108 grams)
- 7 large eggs, separated + 3 additional whites (yolks: 1/2 liquid cup = 4.5 ounces = 130 grams; whites: 1 1/4 liquid cups = 10.5 ounces = 300 grams)
- 3/4 liquid cup orange juice, freshly squeezed (6.25 ounces = 182 grams)
- 2 tablespoons grated orange zest (12 grams)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla (4 grams)
- 1 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar (4 grams)
- One ungreased 10-inch two-piece tube pan
Preheat the oven to 325°F.
In a large mixing bowl combine the flour, all but 2 tablespoons of the sugar, baking powder, and salt and beat 1 minute to mix. Make a well in the center. Add the oil, egg yolks, orange juice, orange zest, and vanilla and beat 1 minute or until smooth.
In another large mixing bowl beat the egg whites until frothy, add the cream of tartar, and beat until soft peaks form when the beater is raised. Beat in the remaining 2 tablespoons sugar and beat until stiff peaks form when the beater is raised slowly. Gently fold the egg whites into the batter with a large balloon wire whisk, slotted skimmer, or angel food cake folder until just blended.
Pour into the tube pan (the batter will come to 1 inch from the top), run a small metal spatula or knife through the batter to prevent air pockets, and bake for 55 minutes or until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean and the cake springs back when lightly pressed in the center. Invert the pan, placing the tube opening over the neck of a soda or wine bottle to suspend it well above the counter, and cool the cake completely in the pan (this takes about 1 1/2 hours).
Loosen the sides with a long metal spatula and remove the center core of the pan. Dislodge the bottom and center core with a metal spatula or thin, sharp knife. (A wire cake tester works well around the core. To keep the sides attractive, press the spatula against the sides of the pan and avoid any up-and-down motion.) Invert onto a greased wire rack and reinvert onto a serving plate. Wrap airtight.
Finished Height:
4 1/2 inches high in the middle.
3 days room temperature, 10 days refrigerated, 2 months frozen.
Complimentary Adornments:
A light sprinkling of powdered sugar and/or decorate the base and center with orange blossoms or fresh daisies. Candied orange zest scattered on top also makes an attractive and flavorful addition.
Room temperature or lightly chilled. Cut with a serrated knife.
Pointers for Success:
Use cake flour that does not contain leavening. Do not use self-rising cake flour.
Use superfine sugar for the finest texture and maximum volume.
Measure or weigh ingredients carefully.
Do not use oil that contains silicates it will be listed on the label.
Egg whites must be free of even a trace of yolk and the bowl must be spotless.
When beating egg whites, use cream of tartar or be careful to beat just until stiff peaks form when the beater is raised slowly.
Fold flour gently but thoroughly into the batter.
Prevent air pockets by running a small metal spatula or knife through the batter before baking.
Use the correct pan size.
Bake immediately after mixing.
Check for accurate oven temperature.
Use correct baking time; do not underbake.
Cool cakes upside down, well elevated from the countertop, in a draft-free area.
Wrap cakes well when cool.
An angel food cake folder, large balloon whisk, or slotted skimmer is ideal for folding in the flour with the least amount of air loss. If using the whisk, periodically shake out the batter which collects inside.
Reprinted with permission from The Cake Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum
Reprinted by permission of William Morrow and Company Inc., New York


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Wary of water supply, PRWID will limit surplus leases in early spring
With Scofield Reservoir less than half full and winter storm season getting close to the end, the Price River Water Improvement District is playing it safe with its surplus water leasing this spring....
Wellington fishing pond gets boost
The prospect of catching fresh fish - or at least trying to catch them - is getting closer for residents of Wellington and the east side of the county. The Recreation/Transportation Special Service District agreed Monday to invest $80,000 to help tr...
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The Tyrannosaurus Rex has been extinct for over 65,000,000 years but its impact is still being felt in Price and across the state of Utah recently. Not by terrorizing people or going on a rampage, but by beating out other high school mascots across ...
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Frequently during network television coverage of the Southeastern Conference Tournament in Hoover, Ala., on Cox Sports Television, Fox Sports South and ESPN, announcers have mentioned the NSU connection and graphics have been showcasing the coaches who share NSU and SEC history.
One graphic, featuring the NSU logo, was entitled "COACHING CRADLE," "Northwestern State to the SEC" listed the coaches and their SEC head coaching posts: Jim Wells, Alabama; Mike Bianco, Ole Miss; Dave Van Horn, Arkansas; Rob Childress, Texas A&M; John Cohen, Kentucky and Mississippi State; and Mitch Gaspard, Alabama.
Wells, an NSU alumnus, was the Demons' head coach from 1990-94 and then Alabama coach through his retirement in 2009. Gaspard, a Wells assistant at NSU in 1993-94 and at Alabama from 1995-2001, was NSU head coach from 2002-07, then returned to Alabama as Wells' assistant and was promoted to replace him. Bianco was a Wells assistant in 1991-92.
Van Horn ran the Demon baseball program from 1995-97 with Childress as his pitching coach. They left to go to Nebraska, then Van Horn was hired at his alma mater, Arkansas, and Childress became the Aggies head coach shortly afterward.
Cohen followed Van Horn at NSU and was the Demons' coach from 1998-2001. He moved to Florida as an assistant for two years, then got the Kentucky job and five years ago returned to his alma mater, Mississippi State.
Additionally, two former Demon baseball staffers are third base coaches. Andy Sawyers handles that role for Childress at A&M. He was at NSU from 1995-97. Bobby Barbier, an Academic All-America first baseman for the Demons in 2004, coached under Gaspard at NSU and now at Alabama.
The current NSU head coach, Lane Burroughs, was a Cohen assistant for his first four years at Mississippi State, helping recruit virtually all of the players who have the Bulldogs ranked 10th nationally and unbeaten going into Saturday's play in the SEC Tournament. Burroughs helped last year's Bulldogs win the SEC Tournament before he was hired in June as the Demons' head coach.
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Well, english is not my first language, I live in Brazil.
Since not everyone here can speak English I don't think any bookstore here(even the big ones) will have the Gospel, besides, there are some pocket books in English in some of them. But Pastafarianism is not so popular here, so, how can I get my own Gospel without spending lots of money?(I don't have that much, you know...)
*wanna prase the Noodly Lord*