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CASTLE DALE - John Jensen, age 81, passed away Monday, July 28, 2008, in Ferron.
John was born Jan. 16, 1927 in Castle Dale to Stanley Earl and Venice Elizabeth Jensen. He married Beverly Gean Jensen on July 12, 1947 in Cleveland. Their marriage was solemnized on April 25, 1970 in the Manti LDS Temple.
John served his country in the Navy during WWII, where he was stationed at Okinawa.
He was an avid horseman and he loved to ride and camp in Joes Valley.
John was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held the office of high priest.
Everyone who knew John will remember him for his sense of humor, his generosity and his example.
His wife, Beverly, and his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were the most precious things to him and he will be greatly missed by them all.
John is survived by his wife, Beverly; four children, Ernest John (Ellie) Jensen of Castle Dale; Jolene (Craig) Spicer of West Valley; Gayle E. (Connie) Jensen of Castle Dale; Stanley Kay (Sandra) Jensen of Castle Dale; 16 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents; son, Basil Jensen; sister; Beth Leininger; brothers, Ward and Earl; and granddaughter; Amanda Ann Jensen.
Funeral services will be Thursday, July 31, at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center. A viewing will be Wednesday, July 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and on Thursday one hour prior to the services at the stake center. Interment will be in the Castle Dale Cemetery.
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Reese Witherspoon can do it all!
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Reese and husband Jim Toth welcomed their adorable son earlier in September, and she's definitely been taking advantage of her break between films to enjoy some quality time with her little guy.
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This story has a great kid, a great classroom, and a great cause which brought them together. The kid is Charlie Dieteman, a 10 year old with cerebral palsy or CP.
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The department's motto is, "Everything Serves the Story." Students learn that every discipline: directing, cinematography, sound, etc., must focus on how to best tell the story through film.
Course Collaboration
Each course has a connection to at least one other course in some way. The Directing, Producing and Film Seminar courses collaborate to mentor students as they make a film in the first semester of their sophomore year. This is just one example of how the curriculum has been developed to encourage collaboration at every level to enable learning opportunities far beyond the experience possible in a single course.
First Three Years
As a freshman, sophomore and junior, students are educated in all of the major filmmaking disciplines in order to develop a solid understanding of the entire process. It is through this intensive approach that students discover the area of filmmaking they want to pursue as a career.
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As seniors, students concentrate their studies in a single discipline and spend the entire year developing their knowledge, skills and experience to generate profession-level material for their portfolio and demo reel. These materials will be vital after graduation.
Film majors throughout their time at Ringling will produce work that will get them noticed. With one film as a writer, director and editor, a thesis film that showcases their work in a specific discipline, and a feature-length screenplay – when they graduate, the students will have ample material to interest potential employers.
Students can gain real-world experience through an internship. Ringling's Center for Career Services has had great success in helping to place students in positions that will increase their knowledge of the field and provide an opportunity to gain contacts that will be invaluable to their entry into the film industry.
Members of the faculty bring unique backgrounds to the classroom. Their professional experience include independent films, documentaries, commercials, music videos, and Hollywood studio feature films. This depth of knowledge and practice is invaluable in teaching students the best approach to their films and imparting how the industry works.
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It would help with a few more details, like the command you put in rc.local, wether the executable for stardict is actually executable and a few details of your distro.
Hi Guys,
My intention is to initiate stardict automatically everytime system boots. So I put the command for stardict in /etc/rc.local file. I restarted the system but nothing new happened. Please advice if I am going wrong somewhere.
It would help with a few more details, like the command you put in rc.local, wether the executable for stardict is actually executable and a few details of your distro.
I've just read the paragraph <how to change your default gateway> and editing your /etc/rc.local, but I wouldn't think this is the file to edit with anything else than network settings.
Peter Harrison's book Linux quick fix notebook, also see his site: http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/w...e_Two_Gateways
You SHOULD not use rc.local for anything unless you are modifying the whole system and needed it.
You should always utilize the other rc directories specific to your run level (such as Debian based distros use run level 2 so you modify the file in rc2.d directory) or if you want it to be system wide, then use rcS.d directory. There give the number to the appropiate number starting with S for start and K for non-start.
For example, you don't want Firefox to start before you have networking up or madwifi for whatever.
Short explaination is
S stand for Start
45 is the quere position
startdict is the name representing it. You can name whatever you want here.
I have SETI start it automatically and it's S99seti so it start the very last.
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I am not going to make any assumptions other than you are using Gnome since it is a Debian default and when you say the above, you mean you want it running once you log in and don't want to have to launch it.
So if that isn't correct, please let me know and I will adjust this post.
Once logged in, open the 'sessions' dialog from "Desktop" -> "Preferences". It will give you some tabs to select different things. One of them is "Startup Programs". After you click it, there is an option to "Add" programs to start once you log into your system. From there you find the STARDICT binary you want to run, for me is it /usr/bin/stardict, and it should start by itself at the next login.
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Students who begin the major at the 200 level:
GRMN 201 and 202; eight 300 level courses in German; two of these may be related courses.
Students who begin the major at the 300 level:
Ten 300 level courses in German; two of these may be related courses.
Related courses are those outside the German offerings which are closely related to German culture:
Study abroad is recommended for all majors, as is additional work in comparative literature and/or another language. Courses other than German must be approved in advance by the major adviser.
• For students beginning German at the introductory level: 101, 102, 201, 202, and one 300-level course.
• For students beginning German at the 200-level: five courses (at least 15 hours) approved by the chair of the department.
The Departmental Honors program is for specially talented and dedicated majors. Students who qualify receive their degrees "with Honors in Modern Languages and Literatures." A registration form for students electing Honors in Modern Languages and Literatures is available in the departmental office. Requirements for Honors in Modern Languages and Literatures are:
- a grade point average of at least 3.5 in the major;
- an honors thesis (six semester hours of GRMN 399 beyond the 30 - 32 hours required for the major).
The thesis, devoted to the investigation of a literary, linguistic, or cultural topic, must be read and approved by two readers and will be accepted for honors only if it achieves a grade of B or better.
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St. Lawrence Central turned back Potsdam while Massena outscored Saranac Lake in NAC varsity boys lacrosse matchups on Tuesday.
SLC 13, Potsdam 4: In Brasher Falls, the Larries built a 5-2 halftime lead before breaking the game open with a 5-1 third-quarter surge. Blake Baldwin anchored a balanced attack with two goals and four assists. Cody Burns and Ian Lynch generated three goals and two assists each. Marshall Burninghausen and Lukas Arquiett both added two goals and one helper. Styles Arquiett struck for the other goal while Skyler Burns logged a pair of assists and Brody Simonds recorded another.
Cody Compeau had a goal and assist in the losing cause. Hayden Hart, Kyle Grant and Stephen Lewis netted the other goals while Chad Varney produced a solo assist as the Sandstoners slipped to 3-3.
Kody Kocsis worked the SLC crease for 11 saves and Jason Cardinal stopped six shots for Potsdam.
The Larries are slated to play at Canton on Friday starting at 4:30 p.m. while the Sandstoners travel to Dexter to take on General Brown in a non-league game starting at 6:30 p.m.
Massena 10, Saranac Lake 7: The visiting Raiders outscored the Red Storm 3-0 in the third period to open an 8-4 lead before holding on for their third straight win.
Sako Rourke and Rhoades Tarbell anchored the Massena attack with three goals and an assist each. Grayson Phillips tallied two goals and one helper. Noah Ransom accounted for the other two goals while Jordy Mitchell, Nick Henrie, Dalton Mullin and Ross Driscoll all recorded solo assists.
Jeff Stevens and Oliver Holmes both netted hattricks in the losing cause. Kevin Duguay struck for the other goal while Quinn Urquhart fashioned three assists.
Kyle Cook worked the Raider crease for 11 saves. Mike Burpoe stopped 21 of the shots he faced for the Red Storm (1-5).
Massena returns to action this Saturday with a non-league game at home against Northwood Prep starting at 10 a.m.
Canton 15, Colton-Pierrepont 2: In the other NAC boys lacrosse contest staged on Tuesday, the visiting Bears scored eight unanswered goals in the second quarter to pull from the Colts at their field in Colton.
Brandon Rodee (2 assists), Gage Emerson (1 assist), Josh Pierson (1 assist), Jack Elberty and Garrett Glasgow all netted a pair of goals in the balanced Canton attack.
Andrew Holden and Gyle Dominy struck for the C-P goals while Isaiah Newtown logged an assist.
Andrew McCormick (5 saves) and Nate Gibson (0 saves) shared crease duties in the win while Craig Miller posted 15 stops for the Colts, who play host to OFA on Monday starting at 4:30 p.m.
In the lone NAC varsity girls lacrosse matchup on Tuesday, Massena Central pulled away to an 18-4 decision on the road over Heuvelton.
Erin Francis had four goals and four assists in the winning effort as the Lady Raiders worked their way to a commanding 10-2 lead. Alisha Jacobs generated four goals and one helper while Shannon Casey broke through for three goals and Steffanie Premo fashioned two goals and one assist. Contributing solo goals were Alanna Pyke (1 assist), Carlie Leary, Devin Kelly and Megan Hans while Mia Jermano tallied a solo assist.
Jackie Sovie paced the Lady Bulldogs (1-4) with three goals while Olivia St. Pierre struck for the other.
Annalee Beckstead made four saves backstopping the win and Heather Thompson handled 11 shots for Heuvelton.
Massena (4-1) is slated to host Saranac Lake on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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7 U.S. Code § 1433b - Processing of surplus agricultural commodities into liquid fuels and agricultural commodity byproducts
(a) Authority of Commodity Credit Corporation; terms and conditions established by Secretary; fuel prices
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, in order to prevent the accumulation of excessive stocks of agricultural commodities through the price support and stabilization operations of the Commodity Credit Corporation [1] the Corporation may, under terms and conditions established by the Secretary, make its accumulated stocks of agricultural commodities available, at no cost or reduced cost, to encourage the purchase of such commodities for the production of liquid fuels and agricultural commodity byproducts. In carrying out the program established by this section, the Secretary shall ensure, insofar as possible, that any use of agricultural commodities made available be made in such manner as to encourage increased use and avoid displacing usual marketings of agricultural commodities.
(b) Feasibility of processing
In determining the feasibility of providing for the processing of Commodity Credit Corporation stocks of commodities under subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary shall consider the nature of the commodities, and the acquisition, transportation, handling, storage, interest, and other costs associated with acquiring and maintaining such stocks, including the effect of such stocks in depressing commodity prices, as well as the value and utility of such stocks when processed into liquid fuels and agricultural commodity byproducts.
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Source(Oct. 31, 1949, ch. 792, title IV, § 423, as added Pub. L. 97–358, § 2,Oct. 21, 1982, 96 Stat. 1714; amended Pub. L. 99–198, title X, § 1024,Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1460.)
Subsection (c), which required the Secretary to report annually to Congress on the operation of this section, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, page 46 of House Document No. 103–7.
1985—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 99–198substituted provision authorizing the Corporation to make its accumulated agricultural commodities stocks available at no cost or reduced cost to encourage the purchase thereof for the production of liquid fuels and commodity byproducts, with any use of such commodities to be made in such a manner as to encourage increased use and avoid displacing usual marketings of such commodities for provision authorizing the Corporation to provide for processing of its accumulated stock into liquid fuels and commodity byproducts to be either made available to Federal agencies to meet their regular or emergency needs or to be sold commercially by the Corporation, at a price determined by the Secretary notwithstanding any other provisions of law and in a manner so as not to disrupt the prices in commercial markets of agriculturally-derived liquid fuel.
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Prepping for a Saturday night date is one thing, but what if you have to go straight from the office? That requires a few shortcuts. Since Valentine's Day lands on a Friday this year, there will no doubt be plenty of scrambling to get date-ready desk side. So we asked editors from Domaine and Who What Wear to give us their tips—from brightening eyes to staining a pout—above!
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Who What Wear's market editor, Nicky Deam, swears by Nars Sheer Lipstick ($26) in Flamenco. "I dab it on my lips and cheeks for a sheer rosy tint that looks natural."
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"If I can only apply one thing before I leave the office for a date, it's definitely fragrance," says Byrdie editor, Lexy Lebsack. "One spritz in my hair and one on my neck helps me change gears and feel refreshed. My favorite scents right now are Tom Ford Tobacco Oud ($210) and Bottega Veneta Eau De Parfum ($110). The second best thing is a kohl eyeliner. It doesn't have to be fancy, but it does need a smudger, since you probably don't have a Q-tip or brush handy for blending."
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"I spritz this on when I'm done touching up my makeup and it makes me look like I just came from the beach," art director Lola Gonzalez says of Caudalie's Beauty Elixir ($18). "But like in the movies, not in real life. And it smells great!"
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Co-founder Hillary Kerr says, "Two things are necessary: more lashes and a smidge of lip stain. A couple of extra coats of mascara are a necessity—at least, if you're a lash-batter like me—and a lip stain gives you some come-hither color without any noticeable product. Because let's be honest: it's hard to flirt if you're worried that your lipstick's smeared on your teeth."
Pictured, Benefit's Benetint ($30) and Dior Diorshow Iconic Overcurl Mascara ($29).
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Who What Wear's senior editor Nicole Kliest perfects her skin pre-date. "I brush on Bare Escentuals' Mineral Veil ($20); it evens out my complexion and lets other things like lipstick and mascara stand out. Also, I'll wipe off my mascara and reapply it. My lashes look less clumpy—and just fresher—after I do that."
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Julia Walsh, Domain's home décor editor, depends on Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat Radiant Touch ($40). "It's handy for a little five-o-clock under-eye brightening at the end of a long day," she says. "A couple of swipes, and you'll look morning fresh and ready for a night out."
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"This is when sprays come in super handy. I'll spritz Chantecaille's Rosewater ($62) all over my face and look instantly more alert," says Britt Aboutaleb, Byrdie's editorial director. "And I amp up my blush! I'm really into Guerlain's Meteorite Bubble Blush ($42) in Cherry right now."
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Who What Wear's associate editor, Kat Collings, employs two tricks when running from the office to a date: "Change your part. By the end of the day my hair gets rather flat, and the fastest fix is to make a new part opposite my current one."
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"Earrings add a little sparkle to my face, especially if my hair is up and I'm feeling a bit dull at the end of the day," says senior graphic designer Sarah Chiarot. "These are dainty and don't feel too dressy."
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A ponytail and some liquid liner, that's what Who What Wear's fashion assistant Michelle Scanga employs post-work. "I'll have fun with it and style my hair up in a playful but polished ponytail in place of my typical 'do. And I'll use a thin line of Revlon's ColorStay Liquid Liner ($5) in Blackest Black instead of my everyday eyeshadow to make my eyes pop."
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"I find a quick session with an eyelash curler makes all the difference between tired, been-staring-at-a-computer-screen-all-day eyes and a refreshed set of peepers," says Who What Wear's senior editor, Evvie Crowley. If it's been a particularly long day, Crowley also uses Systane Ultra Eye Drops ($18).
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We've dropped a long way in 224 years, from Washington then to Washington now, from George Washington to Washington, D.C.
Born into a Virginia farming family, Commander in Chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and the first President of the United States, George Washington is consistently ranked as one of the greatest American Presidents.
Washington, D.C., in contrast, a city named after George Washington, is consistently ranked as one of the greatest manifestations of incompetence, corruption, and waste.
A CBS News poll released in March reported that 80 percent of Americans are dissatisfied with Washington politicians — including 30 percent who are outright angry, the highest level of anger recorded since CBS polling on that question began in February 2010.
Additionally, 61 percent of Americans said the country is headed in the wrong direction, President Obama's approval rating is rapidly slipping, and the approval rating of the job that Congress is doing has dropped to 11 percent.
Reflecting the rising level of anger, an opinion survey released in January by Public Policy Polling reported that Americans have a higher opinion of cockroaches and colonoscopies than Congress.
On a more positive note, Congress did have a higher approval rating in the Public Policy Polling survey, by a small margin, than Lindsay Lohan, Fidel Castro, and the Kardashians.
The following synopsis of just a few of George Washington's statements is probably enough to indicate why he is held in much higher esteem than the nation's current crop of politicians.
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Comments about EMG 60-X Active Humbucker Pickup:
I wanted a gold chrome pickup for the neck of my B C Rich,so I decided to try this one,since the EMG-60 is my favorite in the neck position.It didn't disappoint at all!I don't know exactly what they did for these X pickups,but the sound it gets is amazing!Chrystal clear tone,clean or distorted.It combines well with the 81 in the bridge position too.I don't know what the other guy was saying aout muddy tone from the 5th position down.I didn't have that problem at all.Give it a try-you may fall in love with it.
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Comments about EMG 60-X Active Humbucker Pickup:
I bought this pickup to put in the neck position of my LP. Don't get me wrong, I like EMG and this pickup sounds great...but only above the 5th fret or so when playing with any overdrive/distortion. Below that the tone becomes a muddy noisey mess and is basically worthless for rhythm playing. This is not just my opinion, it is often the first comment I get from people who hear me attempt to play rhythm on the EMG 60x. I own numerous other guitars with active pickups; so I am aware that as the battery dies in an active pick up, the tone tends to get fuzzier. So for the record I have tried it with a fresh battery and the problem persists. The EMG 89XR in the bridge position has no tone problems and sounds amazing, I'm thinking about replacing the 60x with an 81x or even another 89x. EMG got close with this one, but BUYER BEWARE of the 60x and its fuzzy/muddy tone as a neck pickup.
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Comments about EMG 60-X Active Humbucker Pickup:
Stellar sounding pickup. Dropped this in the neck position of one of my Les Paul Supreme's. I really love the sound of it. Smooth, silky, pristine. Sounds great through both lead and clean channels. The X series is great! They clean up nice like a passive when you roll of the volume. I'd be curious to try it in a bridge position. EMG rules.
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I play blues, R&B, metal and rock. I will not lie to you, this pickup is a very good one. This is my first EMG pickup so I cannot give a comparison to the older EMG 60, but I can tell you that this has a good clean tone (when the volume and tone is rolled back). Overdriven, this pickup still maintains its clarity while still having that nice, warm tone (think a more modern Warren Haynes tone).
Extremely satisfied with the overdriven sound, and even more satisfied with the clean tones. Now you do have to roll back the volume and tone to get a clean tone. I have a bugera 6262 and I get pretty damn good clean tones, (not those metallica "cleans", I'm talking Isley Brothers type cleans). You have to pick/strum lightly though. I am very happy with the quality and I recommend this neck pickup.
Kinda pricey for just one pickup, but oh well. I'm not complaining.
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I went out and grabbed one of these when I couldn't get much variety out of my ESP LTD Viper 400's stock configuration.It had dual EMG 81s, I replaced the neck p/u with this one - what a difference! The 60-X has a warm, velvety clean tone and has just the right amount of punch and texture when overdriven.If you already have EMGs in your axe the update is a snap; there is a solderless connector - just unplug the old and plug in the new. Then adjust the height to your desired tone/volume, and play away!
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It's a great unit for the money, and works well in the professional venues we do.
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Used this in the church for mobility while preaching. It worked fine until the plug on the mic cable came apart and started making awful noises. Tried to replace mic and transmitter quit working.
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One of my lavalier microphones was starting to cut out on me during wedding ceremonies. So I ordered this one because of the Nady name.
The old one I have been using is a no name, china brand. It worked OK.
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This is my second unit both are working great. I use them in a church for leaders to be able to walk within the sancturay while speaking. No problems with noise or reception. The transmitter on/off is noise free as well. The only thing to watch out for is the clip on microphone, it is fragile. It will not survive being stepped on, or rough treatment with the pop screen. I had one guy that removed the bodypack and mic when seated in the chancel, placing it on the floor. Then when rising stepped on the microphone, smashing the tieclip. The microphone still worked, but the clip was broken. I replaced the clipon with a headworn NADY microphone, and the result was even better. I have also glued the clipon shell and pop screen together, eliminating another problem when people accidently detached the popscreen and tended to lose it.
NADY has an excellent wireless in the UHF-4 and at this price, it is amazing value.
The lav microphone is a weak point, fragile and needs to be glued together to be used in the real world. The clip is weak. I have substituted the NADY head worn microphone and the result was more survivable in actual use. All the other parts of the UHF-4 are excellent
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The Nady unit installed quickly and has performed beyond expectations. The Reverend at our church for which it was purchased has been to finally move while delerving her sermons.
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Out of the box worked perfectly. Use it in a church with about 100 feet distance. Receiver is in a closet built with old fashioned wire lath plaster walls. Our previous VHF wireless had trouble with dropouts and squelch but this UHF system is great. Noiseless, no dropouts, no squelch issues. We use it for voice and it sounds great. Amazing at this price. Way to go NADY!
Out of the box worked perfectly. No tweaking necessary. Noiseless, no dropouts, no squelch issues. We use it for voice and it sounds great. Amazing at this price. Way to go NADY!
Perfectly fine for our use making presentations to a large room.
Amazing value at this price.
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I recently purchased this mic and although I haven't used it much, so far so good. Great voice reproduction. It really sounds good. Not built as good as high end ones but seems to be very good quality over all.
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With a flip of a coin, the Carbon High boys basketball team was given an unenviable task. Beat a team favored to win the 3A State Championship. And do so on their home floor.
The Morgan Trojans used a pressure style defense for all 32 minutes that the Dinos struggled with all game long racking up plenty of turnovers that the Trojans took advantage of early for an 86-49 win on Friday night in the first round of the 3A Tournament.
The Dinos kept things close in the first quarter as they battled back from an early 19-9 deficit to finish the quarter down 23-17.
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Things did not change in the second half as the Dinos continued to have trouble breaking through the Morgan defense. Morgan grabbed its biggest lead of the game at 44 points late in the fourth quarter.
CHS head coach Jeff Cisneros said his team was dealt a tough break having to travel to Morgan and go up against a team expected to contend for a championship.
"They (Morgan) pressured us all game long. They tried to wear us down and it worked," Cisneros said after the game.
After losing their season finale to Delta on Feb. 7, Carbon lost a tiebreaker coin toss that sent them to Morgan instead of playing a team they beat earlier this season in Ben Lomond.
Carbon was also playing without starter Jordan Blanc after he underwent knee surgery the day before the game.
One highlight for the Dinos came late in the game as Derek Young got a breakaway steal and with no one near him, he emphatically dunked the ball giving the team one highlight on an otherwise difficult night.
"We've been begging Derek to dunk it all year long and he dunked that one with ease," Cisneros said. "The guys will never forget that moment."
Despite dealing with early foul trouble, Young led the Dinos with 17 points. Michael Peczuh added 11 points.
While the Dinos ended the season on a down note, Cisneros said he was pleased with the effort the team showed over the course of an up-and-down year filled with injuries, tough defeats and much more.
"I'm so proud of everything they've done this season and I couldn't have asked for any more from them," he explained. "They were shorthanded but they continued to play as hard as they could. The character these guys have will help carry them through the rest of their lives."
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CANTON An Ogdensburg man was sentenced to state prison Friday for the attempted sexual abuse of a child.
Gerald F. Sanders, 39, of 4433 County Route 6, was sentenced to 30 months in prison by St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards after he violated a March 18 probation sentence for first-degree attempted sexual abuse.
Sanders was arrested in August 2012 and pleaded guilty to having sexual contact with a child under the age of 11.
Judge Richards sentenced him to 10 years probation to serve the balance of a 180-day jail sentence, of which he had served 105 days, and to pay $1,425 in fines and fees. He also may not use social networking websites or own a phone with a camera after showing the victim a cellphone photo of his penis.
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Colin P. Baxter, 25, Washingtonville, was sentenced to 10 years probation after a guilty plea to attempting to promote an obscene sexual performance by a child.
Potsdam village police and the Department of Homeland Security seized several computer items and electronic storage devices from his Bay Street residence on Nov. 30. A forensic examination of the seized items found they contained multiple illegal images and videos of obscene sexual performances by children under the age of 16, police said.
He also was ordered to pay $1,425 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Pierre Bond, 55, of 44 Union St., pleaded not guilty to first-degree predatory sexual assault against a child, a class A-II felony.
It is alleged that Bond engaged in two or more acts of sexual conduct with the victim in the last two years. The abuse allegedly started when the child was 7 years old.
Bond was sent to St. Lawrence County jail in lieu of $100,000 cash bail or $200,000 bond pending further court proceedings.
Patricia Boyea, 47, Malone, was sentenced to three years probation after a reduced guilty plea to misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. Ms. Boyea successfully completed one year of interim probation for her July 3, 2012, felony aggravated DWI arrest, allowing her the opportunity to plead to the reduced charge.
Ms. Boyea was also ordered to have an ignition interlock device installed in her vehicle for six months and to pay $1,395 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Robert W. Deacon, 29, Utica, was sentenced to six months in St. Lawrence County jail and five years probation for third-degree criminal possession of a narcotic drug.
Mr. Deacon was arrested March 1 after state police found heroin in his vehicle at a road safety checkpoint in the town of Edwards.
He also was ordered to pay $375 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Heather R. Deragon, 19, of 32 Howard St., Massena, was continued on interim probation for fourth-degree grand larceny in connection with the theft of a jewelry box filled with rings, necklaces, watches, charms and earrings from the Liberty Avenue residence of Tammy Stark.
Sentencing was adjourned to Nov. 3.
Jordan M. Hadfield, 26, of 104 Barker Road, Rossie, pleaded not guilty to aggravated DWI and two counts of felony DWI.
A state trooper allegedly saw Mr. Hadfield drive off County Route 12 in Gouverneur, into a cornfield, and back onto the road.
Mr. Hadfield has had a previous DWI conviction within the past 10 years, leading to the felony charge. He was released under probation supervision.
Michael R. Heisler, 22, of 43118 Route 37, Redwood, had a warrant issued for his arrest after he failed to appear in court on two counts of felony DWI.
Douglas C. Kerr, 56, of 1068 County Route 36, Norfolk, was sentenced to three years probation for fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana in connection with a Dec. 1, 2008, charge. Mr. Kerr also was ordered to pay $200 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Christopher Mitchell, 41, of 774 County Route 53, Brasher Falls, pleaded not guilty to a single count of felony DWI.
It is alleged that Mr. Mitchell had a 0.16 percent blood alcohol content while operating a motorcycle on Route 11C on July 27 in the town of Lawrence. He previously was convicted of misdemeanor DWI on May 20, 2008, in Brasher Town Court.
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Kenneth J. Morrow, 21, of 1069 Fulton Road, Lisbon, was sentenced to 180 days in St. Lawrence County jail and eight years probation for attempted assault and attempted fourth-degree grand larceny.
He also was ordered to pay $375 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Michael Phillips, 47, Chaumont, was placed on interim probation for third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance. Troopers said they pulled over his vehicle March 5 after a license plate scanner alerted them to an expired registration. A drug-sniffing dog detected six packages of cocaine fragments under one of the cars visors during a search of the vehicle.
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Adam J. Rock, 28, of 33 Flat Rock Road, Morrisonville, was sentenced to five years probation for felony aggravated DWI. He also was ordered to have an ignition interlock device installed in his vehicle for six months and to pay $2,570 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
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Brendon C. Warren, 38, of 1124 Oak Point Road, Brier Hill, was sentenced to 60 days in St. Lawrence County jail and five years probation for felony DWI.
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Lashawn J. Whitfield, 41, of 834 Ford St. Ogdensburg, pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted burglary,
On Jan. 11, Mr. Whitfield broke into a Stanton Road residence in Massena and stole an unspecified amount of jewelry.
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EUGENE, Ore. - A Northwest bike company picked a frame and parts especially for this region, labeling the limited-edition ride "Special Edition Eugene, Oregon."
The bikes, built on Kona's Big Unit platform, feature larger-diameter wheels, plenty of clearance for mud, disc brakes and a wide range of gears for getting up the hill - and speeding back down it.
Geoff Huber at Life Cycle in Eugene said the people at Kona ride the same kind of trails as riders in Eugene.
"So they know exactly how a bike needs to be set up in order to have the most fun on the trails," Huber said. "This bike is designed specifically for how the trails are designed out in Oakridge and this area."
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Under immense pressure from grassroots activists across the political spectrum, lawmakers in the Arizona Senate approved legislation last week that would ban the controversial United Nations "sustainable development" scheme known as UN Agenda 21 within the state. The measure in Arizona follows similar efforts in other states and comes amid increasing nationwide outrage about the international so-called "sustainability" plot, which according to UN documents aims to radically restructure human civilization under the guise of environmentalism and fighting poverty.
The legislation, S.B. 1403, is summarized in the bill as "an act prohibiting the state and its political subdivisions from recognizing the United Nations or any of its declarations as legal authority in this state." Specifically targeted are the UN "Rio Declaration on Environment and Development" and the "Statement of Principles for Sustainable Development" adopted by dictators and national governments at the 1992 international "sustainability" summit held in Rio de Janeiro.
"Notwithstanding any other law, the state of Arizona and all political subdivisions of this state … shall not recognize the United Nations or any of its declarations as legal authority in this state," the legislation reads, pointing out that officials are bound by their oaths to the Constitution. Political subdivisions are defined in the bill as the state, county, city, or town governments, as well as any "special districts" authorized by local officials.
The bill also addresses the fact that the UN has enlisted numerous so-called "non-governmental organizations" (NGOs) to implement its agenda around the world — especially noteworthy is a Germany-based group known as ICLEI, formerly the International Council of Local Environmental Initiatives. Recognizing that, under the legislation, the state of Arizona and all its political subdivisions would be prohibited from financing or collaborating with such groups.
"The only thing that will be prohibited under my bill is if it's unconstitutional," popular Republican state Sen. Judy Burges, who sponsored the legislation and a similar bill last year, said during a recent committee meeting. "And it asks the people to step up and support those things that support the Constitution, which is the guiding principle of this country. The Constitution is what's protected us against an overreaching government all these years."
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POTSDAM When Robert A. Porter leaves his home each morning bundled up to combat the brutal winter weather, all he can think of are the children of St. Lawrence County who cant afford the luxury of hats, mittens and scarves.
You get this unusual cold we have now and you get your hat on, you get your gloves on, you get your scarf on. Well, what happens when you dont own those things? Mr. Porter said. Youre going to go out there in the type of cold that we are having at 10 to 20 below zero without having anything, and it gets you thinking.
Standing behind the counter at the 22 Market St. craft and hobby shop Misty Hollow, where he has been a clerk for 14 years, Mr. Porter said it was a kind gesture by an elderly woman that inspired him to start his drive to collect hats, scarves and mittens for foster children under the care of the countys Department of Social Services.
A woman was buying yarn, and she said she was knitting for the orphans. I hadnt heard that expression, orphans, in a long time, Mr. Porter said.
The woman said there was a need for hats at Social Services. He contacted Heather A. Rand, the grade A supervisor of the foster program, who told him every little bit helps.
I was totally unaware of his project and what he was doing over there when he out of the blue contacted me, Ms. Rand said. I was pretty excited about it because this year, being unseasonably cold and also with the number of children we have in care and the number of children and families that we work with, it seemed like perfect time and a great opportunity for us to be able to provide children and families in St. Lawrence County with some needed hats, mittens and scarves.
This kind of generosity is not out of the ordinary for Mr. Porter, who has been holding the same toy drive every year before Christmas. He has even been donating gently used toys to Social Services with his homemade scarves, hats and mittens.
The foster program helped 550 to 600 children in December alone. Ms. Rand said that is the average every month.
The families in need are identified by Social Services caseworkers who deliver the items to those families.
I think this has been a tremendous help this year, Ms. Rand said of Mr. Porters generosity. The weather conditions have been persistently cold, and we see a number of people who continue to struggle to buy the things they need.
Mr. Porter said while this may be the first year he has attempted to provide these winter necessities to children, it wont be the last. Ms. Rand said she looks forward to working with him in the future.
The drive began after Thanksgiving, Mr. Porter said, and he plans to continue it into March. If anything comes in after that, he said, he will store it for next year.
He said this season he has delivered a total of 140 hats, scarves and mittens to Social Services.
When I go out the door I would like to know that there are kids also going out the door staying warm, and that I made a difference, Mr. Porter said. If we all tried to make a difference, it would be a lot better world.
Anyone interested in donating hats, scarves or mittens can visit Misty Hollow during regular business hours: weekdays 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m.
Donations may also be mailed to Mr. Porter at the shop.
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Vicky Salisbury gives her daughter, Carissa and Nicholas Nottage a ride through the pumpkins on the lawn of St. Mark's Church on West Shore Road. As it did last year, the church is selling the pumpkins that range in price from $1 to $30. The church pumpkin patch is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Warwick Beacon photos)
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What is it about mini stuff that makes it so irresistible? Puppies, fun-size candy bars, tiny bonzai trees, baby clothes… what makes them so much more fascinating and appealing than their grown-up, full-sized alternatives? Guess it just goes to show that cuteness always wins, and now that's even true in the world of cable ties.
Confession: I have never gazed lovingly at a cable tie and gushed "Awwwwwwwww, look at it!" But this morning, I almost did. Let me explain. I've never thought of ordinary cable ties as anything other than utilitarian. They get the job done, but otherwise, they land themselves in the "Blah" category every time. They're made to be functional, not charming. But it looks like the Mini Rip-Tie is the one that got away.
This little cutie (oh, man, here I go) is a hook-and-loop cable tie that's made specifically for the type of small cables we're all constantly accumulating more of: cell phone chargers, short USB cables… earbuds, anyone? You know what I mean – the type of cords that normal-sized cable wraps are way too bulky to hold? You think that you have everything coiled up and wrapped, and then those slippery little wires start sliding around, and things aren't so pretty anymore.
That doesn't happen with Mini Rip-Ties. Because they're perfectly scaled to smaller cables, they don't turn into big, bulky, never-ending spools of hook-and-loop, and are able to keep a better grip on even the skinniest of cords. And, of course (since I haven't mentioned this yet), they're super adorable. Don't act so tough – you know you want a pack.
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Onion rings. French fries. Chicken wings. These are a few of everyone's favorite things, but cooks are often challenged to get that classic, restaurant-quality deep-fried texture and flavor at home. The good news is that today's home deep fryers perform almost as well as the professional models used in restaurants, potentially saving you hundreds of dollars on restaurant food -- not to mention tips, gas and time.
The best deep fryers are easy to use and clean, come up to the right temperature within a reasonable time (although some large oil fryers can take up to 30 minutes), and quickly come back to that temperature after the food is lowered into the oil, to crisp the outside of the food, without the inside becoming soggy or absorbing too much oil. As for oil-less fryers -- the best give you that fried-in-oil taste and texture, without the hassle of dealing with oil.
Capacity is one of the main considerations when buying a deep fryer. Most standard models have a capacity of 2 to 9 cups, while some larger fryers can cook up to 12 cups of food at a time. Families of three to four people generally prefer larger-capacity fryers so they don't have to prepare multiple, consecutive batches, which can make recovery time -- how quickly the fryer can return to the proper cooking temperature after foods are introduced -- an issue.
Electric deep fryers are a convenient alternative to the old-fashioned method of using a large pot filled with oil on the stovetop. The best models have enclosed heating elements that are safer than using a substantial amount of oil over an open flame, and many electric deep fryers come with lids that prevent splatters from creating a mess and causing burns. Most of the home deep fryers in this report are electric models.
Propane deep fryers are meant to be used outdoors. They either have a dedicated propane hook-up that can be used with a tank or natural gas line, or they are meant to be used over a propane stove. The latter type are merely large stockpots that include fryer kits -- usually a thermometer, poultry rack and lid.
Oil-less deep fryers can be powered by electricity or propane. This type of home deep fryer is a versatile cooking unit designed to produce the same restaurant-style fried taste without the hassle, expense and mess of dealing with large amounts of cooking oil. Many of these also steam or perform other cooking tasks, like stir-frying.
Deep frying has become a popular way to cook turkeys, particularly at large holiday gatherings when the stove and oven are filled to capacity with side dishes and desserts. Turkey deep fryers come in all configurations -- electric or propane, oil or oil-less. The only difference between a turkey deep fryer and other home deep fryers is that you need to have the interior capacity for a large bird. However, many people don't like to deep fry a large turkey, even if the manufacturer says the deep fryer has the ability to do so; they prefer frying two smaller birds of about 10 to 12 pounds, saying they get better results.
Many turkey fryers must be used outside, but we found a great indoor turkey fryer as well. The prices for turkey fryers have come down in recent years, and won't bust a hole in your wallet; however, if you're using oil, be sure to budget for that.
There aren't many professional tests of deep fryers -- we found one roundup of nine models at Saveur.com -- but those done by editors at ConsumerReports.com and TheSweetHome.com are extremely limited in scope. Because of that, we turned to retail sites such as Amazon.com, Walmart.com and Macys.com, to name a few, analyzing thousands of reviews for long-term, real-world experiences with home deep fryers. Owners tend to be passionate about their cookers, and the reviews we read were detailed -- some were even updated after several years of the owner using his or her deep fryer. The result of that research is our recommendations for the home deep fryers with the best combination of performance, ease of use and durability.
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DaveL wrote:and the balls were created and gently lodged into his mass.
Were the balls made of seasoned mince meat? If so, was there an intelligent meat ball designer involved?
Meat balls are irreducibly complex you know. Take away one meat ball and the FSM will have a tough time being both omnipresent and omnipotent (and potent!!).
Also, no mention of grated Parmesan cheese in your account. On which day was this added?
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Some missed opportunities, a couple hit posts, and poor play in the neutral zone led to one dejected locker room.
The Rangers fell 3 - 1 last night at Nassau Coliseum by being outworked by a younger, hungrier Islanders squad.
And the effort began early for the Islanders as Matt Moulson split Wade Redden and a rushing Matt Gilroy at the blueline for a breakaway goal less than a minute in.
Losing every loose puck battle, the Rangers could not sustain any pressure and seemed to be hanging on throughout much of the first period.
However, despite their lax play, they were able to tie the game on callup P.A. Parenteau's first NHL goal.
Parenteau lifted a backhand over goaltender Dwayne Roloson after a strong forechecking shift by himself and Brandon Dubinsky.
But that was where the offense ended as the Rangers couldn't muster more than a handful of shifts with good puck possession in the offensive zone. The Islanders, however, continued to pressure the puck and eventually wore the Rangers down.
A late hooking call to Sean Avery put the Islanders on the power play with about three minutes remaining in the second period.
The Rangers could not clear the zone or the slot as the Islanders crashed the net in old-style hockey fashion. It paid off as a bouncing puck averted Dan Girardi's stick and landed on the stick of Kyle Okposo.
But the Rangers were still close enough and the play of goalie Henrik Lundqvist let the Rangers stay competitive.
They were even afforded an early opportunity to get back in the game with a power play in the first minute of the third period. But the work ethic didn't carry through and the Rangers never put much pressure on Roloson.
In the last few minutes of the period, John Tavares outworked Michal Rozsival behind the Rangers net and slipped a puck through Lundqvist's five-hole to put the game out of reach.
The final shots on goal were 35 for the Rangers and 32 for the Islanders, but this stat is misleading as the Rangers didn't generate many quality scoring chances. Most shots were kept wide and outside as the Islanders defense was very responsible in their own end.
After the game, a very distraught Tortorella said the team is simply too easy to play against and they are not working the way they need to be working.
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When you turn on sharing, you can determine what resources are available in the network. All the computers on your network can use everything that you share. You can share the following items:
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Resources that you do not set up for sharing remain private.
Sharing devices and files brings many advantages:
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Configuring File and Printer Sharing
A computer that allocates resources assumes server functions. Any computer in a peer-to-peer network workgroup can do so. You must configure file and printer sharing for a computer to act as a server.
1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click the Network icon or use the shortcut that was previously created on the desktop.
3. Click the Network Configuration tab.
4. Click File And Printer Sharing.
5. Click to select the check boxes for access to files and printer.
6. Click OK to close all the windows, insert the Windows CD when prompted to do so, and then restart your computer.
Now you can view all the computers in your workgroup in Network Neighborhood.
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Note The share name and the folder name do not have to be the same.
4. Determine the user rights.? Determine whether all the users in the network have access, but have read-only rights.
? Determine whether all the users in the network have full access.
? Determine whether only specific users have access.
If so, you must assign passwords, one for read-only and one for full access.
5. Click OK.
The shared folder now appears with a hand:
You can access the shared folder through Network Neighborhood.
If you have selected the Read/write permission option, you can view, copy, move, change and delete files in this folder on any computer in this network. You can add new files and access subfolders and files.
You can also stop sharing in the same menu. To do this, click Not Shared. The folder will not appear in the network anymore.
You can share whole drives the same way. For example, you can share the following drives:
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Your network is now fully functional. Take a minute to optimize the configuration. Remove file and printer sharing and the Client for Microsoft Networks from the dial-up connection (only here). A dial-up connection to the Internet does not use these services. Additionally, this provides some protection against malicious users. To optimize the configuration, follow these steps:
1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Network or use the shortcut previously created on the desktop.
3. Click the Network Configuration tab.
4. Click TCP/IP, click Dial-Up Adapter, click Properties, ignore the warning, and then click OK.
5. Click the Bindings tab.
6. Clear the check boxes next to Client for Microsoft Networks and File and printer sharing.
7. Click OK, click No, click OK, and then restart your computer.
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