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CLEVELAND -- Surveillance and infrared cameras were keys to quickly spotting the Boston bombing suspects. Technology used for good, helped return security to a terrorized city.
But the pictures offer a reminder of how often we are watched. Are we sacrificing privacy for safety? It is a timely debate right here in Ohio.
New surveillance technology, in the form of domestic drones, is taking flight amid fears that it could go too far.
They are not the remote-control predator drones used to target and kill suspected terrorists abroad. These domestic drones are un-armed and a far cry from their military cousins.
But they are gaining popularity by police agencies across the country for what they can do: shoot real-time video and pick up body heat to locate people from above.
Medina County Sheriff Tom Miller has been leading the way to get a drone program off the ground. A drone his department is testing was donated as part of a pilot program to learn how it could be used by first responders.
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The Medina County Sheriff's Department is one of five entities in Ohio authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration for limited drone use. Others include Ohio University, Lorain County Community College, Sinclair Community College near Dayton, and the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Miller also sees the drone as an excellent tool in missing person searches.
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About Our Cymbal Serial Numbers
a few days ago i got an email from a drummer in finland.
I'm doing some research on cymbals and their manufacturing. I was
wondering if you could tell me when was my Meinl Byzance 20" Medium Ride made? The serial number is 3043483. I haven't found any info anywhere so this is my last hope and I'd really appreciate any help.
all our serial are generated after a simple principal which tells you when the cymbal was made. in this case here the serial number is 3043483 and what it means is this:
first digit "3" is the year of manufacture: 2003
second and third digits "04" are the month of manufacture: april (04)
and the last digits "3483" are an ongoing number. they are not relevant for the manufacturing date.
we have started with the laser engraving in about 2001 for our byzance cymbals only. later on then we began to apply it to all other series as well.
in the late 90ies we used to have a series called "custom cymbal shop".
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henry posted on Oct 21, 2010 - 17:21 PM
Thank you. Awesome post--I\'m off to decode my cymbals.
henry posted on Jan 05, 2011 - 23:49 PM
Hi, I have a quick question. My cymbal SN is 081050919. Does it mean August, 2000 or January, 2008? Thank you.
- norbert posted on Jan 06, 2011 - 14:17 PM
it was made in october (10) of 2008 (08)
henry posted on Jan 08, 2011 - 22:01 PM
Thanks a lot!
sand-an posted on Jan 26, 2011 - 22:13 PM
Nice to know. Could be a beautiful idea for customers have a search box for serial number to know every detail available about the cymbal. We see the year-month, but other usefull things to know are e.g. weight.
I\'m searching some byzance jazz 22 ride but many time I found thin ride over 2,3/2,4 kg, more than some medium-thin ride of the same type and same diameter.
Padderick posted on Sep 22, 2012 - 11:40 AM
Hi, yesterday i bought a meinl custom cymbal. The serial number: 80553450
Please! give me some information about this number and cymbal!
Greetz Pat.
Ricardo Silva posted on May 20, 2013 - 4:03 AM
Greetings, I just bought a pair of Byzance Dark Hi hats 13" and each one comes with a diferent serial number in the last 2 digits. The top one is 120706223 and the bottom one is 120706248. Weren't both suposed to have the same serial number? The bottom one is also thicker and heavier...is this normal? Thanks for the answer.
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NEWPORT–The North Country girls hockey team get their post-season underway tonight when they host Rutland at the Jay Peak Ice Haus at 6:00.
It has been a fantastic year for the Falcons. They have more than doubled their previous season's win total, and made the jump from the bottom of the barrel to being one of the top teams in the Lake Division.
13-6 North Country faced off against the 10-7 Red Raiders just once this season, a 5-3 loss in Rutland.
NEWPORT–It is play-off time in the wonderful world of winter sports, and three of the four area high schools (UCA will not make a stab at the Division 4 basketball post-season this year) will get the second season underway today.
First up is the North Country boys basketball team.
The Falcons finished the year at 6-14, and their record earned them a date with top seeded Mount Mansfield Cougars in Jericho.
The Cougars were an impressive 19-1 in Division one action, and they provide a strong challenge for the Falcons.
ST. JOHNSBURY–North Country's Riley Simoneau took home the state championship in the 220 lb. division, defeating St. Johnsbury's Kevin Santora for the win.
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JERICHO–The 2012 Vermont Div. 1 and 2 Nordic freestyle championship races were held on Friday Feb. 24, 2012 at the Ethan Allen Training Site, and were hosted by CVU, CHS and MMU.
The individual races were held in the morning, and the Falcon girls tied for eighth place with 142 points, while the boys finished in twelfth, scoring a 235.
NEWPORT–After coming close earlier in the week against CVU, the North Country girls finally picked up their fifth, and arguably biggest, win of the season, defeating a very good BFA St. Albans squad 49-37.
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Newport–In girls action, the United Christian Academy Crusaders fell behind early to the Cabot Huskies, by a score of 12-7 at the end of the first and by 20-9 with 2 minutes to go in the half before UCA began to claw back.
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Drew Gallup was the high scorer with 14 points.
After starting the season a dismal 1-8 the Rangers have rebounded to the tune of a 9-2 record to finish the season .500 at 10-10.
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Haley-Jo Tetreault and Lindsay Cotnoir were neck and neck battling for second place, and it was Tetreault who edged out Cotnoir by two seconds, finishing with a time of 22:03.
Senior Erika Fortin's 24:00 was good enough for seventh place, and she was followed by a pair of sophomores, Adele Woodmansee in tenth, and Jane Dandurand in eleventh.
NEWPORT–Ten seconds.
That is all it took, just ten ticks of the clock for the face the North Country-Champlain Valley Union girls basketball game to go from one direction to another.
The Falcons went from being down 37-35 with 5:30 left in the game to being down 46-35 with 5:20 left to play, thanks to the Redhawks' Sofia Lozon.
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The Legislature took a tour of the stadium, which began with a power-point presentation by project architect Scott Radecic of Populous Sports Architects. Yes, that Scott Radecic, the for Bills' linebacker. Lawmakers got a look at the artist renderings of things like the new concourses, new HD display boards and new team store.
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Local guardsmen return home
National Guard troops from the 624th Engineereing Company, 1457th Engineering Battalion who departed from Utah last summer for Afganistan returned to Salt Lake late last week. Those on the plane included a number from the local area. Officials are...
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On May 18 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. the Carbon Senior Center will be presenting a program called Staying Sharp, which will present ways for seniors to keep their minds active and the research that has gone on concerning aging and the mind....
Nursing students pay tribute to fallen classmate
USU Eastern nursing students honored a fallen classmate at last week's graduation ceremony April 27. Penny Eleazar passed away suddenly earlier this year. She was an international student who had lived with her adoptive grandparents in Price whil...
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An 18-year-old Price woman suffered minor injuries after a collision and rollover on US-6 destroyed her car near Helper Thursday afternoon.
The Utah Highway Patrol said Mallorie Martinez had taken her eye off the road momentarily, then noticed she was about to collide with a flatbed trailer being hauled by a pickup driven by 67-year-old Dennis Regan of California.
She swerved left but was unable to avoid hitting the the rear end of the trailer. The trailer jack-knifed, Martinez lost control, hit the dirt on the side of the road and rolled her Toyota Corolla.
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Philadelphia combines historic alleyways full of the hidden treasures of a small town with the panorama, diversity, and energy of a large city. From the ethnic flare of the Italian Market to the panache of Delaware Avenues club scene, Philadelphia truly has something for everyone.
The city's history travels from Independence Hall with its cobblestone streets to Pine Street with its many fine antique shops. The quaint town of New Hope, with its romantic bed and breakfasts, as well as the Brandywine Valley, Longwood Gardens, and even local wineries, are just a stones throw from the bustle of Center City. And the beautiful seashores of New Jersey, including Victorian Cape May, are an easy day trip, as are New York, Baltimore, and the Amish farming communities of Lancaster County.
Culturally, Philadelphia is home to many fine artist and musicians and houses a world-class art museum, The Philadelphia Museum of Art. Philadelphian's tastes in music range from open air concerts at the Mann Music Center and rock concerts at the Wachovia Center to the Philadelphia Orchestra, Ballet, Opera performances at the Academy of Music. Jazz and folk festivals at the Penns Landing waterfront provide fun and relaxation on many summer afternoons.
Philadelphians love for their pro sports teams is unmatched, except, perhaps, by their love of exercise. Throughout the year, runners, bikers, rollerbladers, crew teams, and even dog walkers, enjoy Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, with its tree-lined paths stretching from the Art Museum into the western suburbs. The surrounding state parks and an arboretum offer refuge and opportunity to hikers, camper, and fishermen, while those who like to ski or swim travel north to the Poconos or east to the Delaware and New Jersey shores.
Philadelphia is recognized nationally for its outstanding restaurants. French cuisine, as well as Thai, Ethiopian, Indian, Greek, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Spanish, and Italian eating houses can be found within everybody's price range.
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Mark Davidson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geography
Graduate School of Geography
Clark University
Worcester, MA 01610-1477
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Dr. Mark Davidson received his B.A. (2002) and Ph.D. (2006) from the Department of Geography, King's College London. He is an urban geographer with research interests in gentrification, urban politics, policymaking, comparative urbanism and critical socio-spatial theory. He has longstanding research interests in emergent modes of gentrification - and related issues of displacement - and the politics of concept adoption in the urban policymaking process. His recent work has also extended to consider large-scale urban redevelopment projects and the impact of sustainability thinking in urban and social policy formulation. His research often combines qualitative and quantitative methods and is international in scope, including work in Europe, North America and Australasia. Prior to joining Clark, he was a Research Fellow (2007-2009) at the Urban Research Centre, University of Western Sydney, Australia, and a Post-Doctoral Research Associate (2005-2007) in the Department of Geography and The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth College.
Current Research
- Urban re-visioning and the gentrified city
- Post-industrial urban spaces and governance
- Politics, policymaking and sustainability in Sydney and Vancouver
- Social class in the post-political city
Fellowships and Awards
- Nelson A. Rockefeller Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Dartmouth College, USA
- School of Social Science and Public Policy Studentship, King's College London, UK
- Jelf Medal, King's College London, UK
- W. B. Morgan Award, King's College London, UK
- Sam Brooke Exhibition Prize, King's College London, UK
Selected Publications
Davidson, M. and Martin, D. (eds) (2013) Urban Politics: Critical Approaches (Sage: London)
Davidson, M. (2013) Is class relevant to urban politics? In: Davidson, M. and Martin, D. (eds) Urban Politics: Critical Approaches (Sage: London)
Davidson, M. and Wyly, E. (2012) Class-ifying London: social division and space claims in the post-industrial city, City: analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action, 16(4), 395-421
Davidson, M. and McNeill, D. (2012) The redevelopment of Olympic sites: Examining the Legacy of Sydney Olympic Park, Urban Studies, 49(8), 1625-1641
Davidson, M. (2012) Sustainable City as Fantasy, Human Geography, 5(2), 14-25
Davidson, M. (2012) The 20:12 Express: Destination? City: analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action, 16(1-2), 207-215
Davidson, M. (2010) Sustainability as ideological praxis: the acting out of planning's master signifier, City: analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action, 14(3), 1-17
Davidson, M. (2010) Social Sustainability and the City, Geography Compass, 4(7), 872-880
Davidson, M. (2010) Love Thy Neighbour? Interpreting social mixing in London's gentrification frontiers, Environment and Planning A, 42(3), 524-544
Davidson, M. (2010) The Parallax Urban Perspective, Journal of Urban History, 36(2), 257-262
Davidson, M (2009) Social sustainability: a potential for politics? Local Environment, 14(7), 607-619
Davidson, M. (2009) Displacement, Space/Place and Dwelling: placing gentrification debate, Ethics, Place and Environment, 12(2), 219-234
Davidson, M. and Lees, L. (2009) New-build gentrification: its histories, trajectories, and critical geographies, Population, Space and Place [online early]
Davidson, M. (2009) Waterfront Development. In: Thrift, N. and Kitchen, R. (eds) International Encyclopedia of Human Geography (Elsevier, Oxford)
Davidson, M (2008) Spoiled Mixture - Where does state-led 'positive' gentrification end? Urban Studies, 45, 2385-2405
Davidson, M. (2008) London's Blue Ribbon Network: Riverside Renaissance along the Thames. In: Imrie, R., Lees, L. and Raco, M. (eds) Regenerating London (Routledge, London)
Davidson, M. (2007) Gentrification as global habitat: a process of class formation or corporate creation? Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 32(4), 490-506
Davidson, M. and Lees, L. (2005) New Build 'Gentrification' and London's Riverside Renaissance, Environment and Planning A, 37(7), 1165-1190


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4502. Congressional findings and declaration of policy. 4503. National Urban Policy Report.
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BARTON – Heavy rain on Sunday failed to dampen the fun of the last day of the Orleans County Fair.
In fact, the rain seemed to add to the excitement of the demolition derby as drivers smashed cars while trying to maneuver a muddy, slippery track.
The excitement was heightened by lightning, thunder and a hard rain, but overcast skies only eased weekend's grilling heat.
In between events, a few individuals rolled around in the mud for cash prizes while hungry fans chowed down on treats sold by area Boy Scouts or purchased from the assortment of vendors at the fair.
Seth Cartee of Newport City won first place in the four-cylinder engine class and Tim Hunt won the six and eight cylinder class.
Hunt drove a mid-1970s Cadillac Eldorado. His brother Chris Hunt, who won second place, also drove a Cadillac, as did third place winner Stacy Mayhew.
The Eldorado is a heavy, front wheel drive car that has a lot of traction, which makes it attractive to the Hunt family.
Tim Hunt called winning first and his brother winning second a special moment.
"We do it for the challenge," said Tim Hunt. Hunt's car this year came from the Dion family, long time demolition derby participants.
Cartee drove a 1992 Toyota Camry he found in North Derby. The car he smashed to smithereens could have been roadworthy.
"I figured it would be a tough car," said Cartee. "Hammer it and kill it is what I was thinking."
Cartee, who has been driving demolition cars for about 10 years, took first place in 2003. He calls driving in the derby fun and likes putting on a show for the hundreds of cheering fans in the grandstand.
Cartee is now looking for a car for the state demolition championship in Rutland.
Dylan Bodette won second place in the four cylinder class and Mayhew took third.
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2 Good Books for OCPJP 7 Java CertificationFollowing are couple of books for Java SE 7 Certification exams. These books are pretty much standard and everyone follows them, they are also updated to cover exact syllabus of OCA or OCP Java SE 7 exams.
1) OCA and OCP Java SE 7 Programmer I & II Study Guide (Exams 1Z0-803 & 1Z0-804) (Certification Press)
This book is revised and updated version of Kathy Sieara and Bert Bates best seller SCJP Sun Certified Programmer for Java 6 Exam 310-065. Since things has change, book needs to be updated as well. Books from this author for Java certification is pretty much like text book for OCPJP, as everyone advised about them and almost every one who pass Oracle Java certification follows them. One thing, which is worth noting, If you are not already SCJP or OCJP certified professional and becoming Oracle certified professional first time, then you need to pass two exams to become Oracle Certified Java Professional 7, instead of one.
Oracle Certified Java Associate 7 ( OCA ) or Java SE 7
Programmer I
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Oracle Certified Java Professional 7 ( OCP ) or Java SE 7 Programmer II
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Thankfully this book covers both exams. As you can see in there title as OCA/OCP Java SE 7 Programmer I & II Study Guide (Exams 1Z0-803 & 1Z0-804). If you just want to prepare with one book, this is the one. As per my experience combination of one book + couple of mock tests from Whizlabs and other simulators can be really handy, and it's much better than preparing through multiple books.
This is another Java book, which can be handy to prepare first part of OCJP 7 or Oracle Certified Java Professional 7 exam. Since this book is from Oracle press, you can expect them to follow syllabus and cover things which will be subject of examination. By the way book is currently available on Amazon kindle as well and you can buy it here from Amazon.
When I prepared for SCJP, long time back, I followed one book + many exams patterns. Though I followed Java Certification book from Khalid Mughal, It seems this book will cover, what needed for Java SE 7 exam. By the way, this book is still in press and expected to release on November 2013, that's why I put it at the bottom. Khalid Mughal books were quite popular earlier, but seems Kathy Sieara books has been more popular now days. Nevertheless, I expect it to be a good book, given author's previous record.
Oracle Certified Professional Java SE 7 Programmer Exams 1Z0-804 and 1Z0-805: A Comprehensive OCPJP 7 Certification Guide By S G Ganesh and Tushar Sharma
This is another worth noting book to prepare OCPJP 7 exam. This is the only book available for OCPJP 7 currently in the market, so if you are going to give exam in near time, you only left with this book. I haven't read this book completely but good thing is that it covers all topics and contains 2 mock exams, which gives feel of real exams. The quality of questions in pre-test is also good but better than many online materials. Ganesh and Sharma book is only option right now for giving OCA or OCP Java SE 7 exam.
Lots of things has been changed from original SCJP exams to this OCJP 7 exam, including two exams, but I believe fundamental pattern of exam will remain same. Since there are lot of material available FREE of cost on internet, preparation is not that difficult, but you need to get syllabus right. I also suggest to take relevant mock exams from Whizlabs e.g. OCAJP 7 Exam Simulator and OCPJP 7 simulator contains lots of questions with actual difficulty level. You can also try other simulators, those are really good, they help you to be familiar with exam patterns and types of question asked on actual exam. I have used them in pass and really impressed with quality. Not only giving there test but also learning from there explanation and finding reason, why certain choice is good and others are not.
Java Certification Books for SCJP 6
SCJP Sun Certified Programmer for Java 6 Exam 310-065 By Katherine Sierra and Bert Bates
OCP Java SE 6 Programmer Practice Exams


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Tired of getting owned by people with a higher Elo then you? Cant quite get your foot in the door for the big cups? Then this is the cup for you!
There will be a cup each week, so we need a different winner for each! At the end of 3 weeks (March 6th) we will be having a "Step it Up Duel Master Finals" event, where prior first- and second-place winners will be placed in a Bo5 single-elimination bracket!
QLRanks Elo rating under 1650
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I found this website because there used to exist in the days of old "alt.sysadmin.recovery". A newsgroup originally designated to people who ask for help along the lines of "HELP!" when they've really broken something. Since news is pretty much dead these days, I googled for a new home for hilarious sysadmin f**kups, and somehow ended up here:
Last post, 2007. I propose this place to be the new home of sysadmin disasters. It could bring hoards of traffic to your site, full of sparkling new talent just waiting for the day when they have to pour guilt and embarassment into your eternal tome.
So to get this one started, let us begin.
"RAAAAAAAARRRRR!!! ME STRONG!!!!!!!!!!"So, certain company PLC was having difficulty with their NFS machine. It had 3 TB of images on it for about 100 company-related websites, and it was struggling. Advertised as "the ultimate backup solution", this Sun XFire X4540 which was a 4U box with the capacity for 48 discs and no RAID controller just does what it says on the tin. It's a mass storage thing where you're supposed to use ZFS to manage where your mass lumps of data go. It is NOT an NFS server.
After months of campaigning, we -finally- convinced the powers that be that we needed something suited for the job and getting IO-wait load down on our websites, and the cheque was signed. We're getting some Netapps! It cost the company about £200,000. I know that isn't exactly the biggest order Netapp have ever had. I now work for a company for whom that is what they use for their dev system, but for us at the time.. well, you can buy a house for this. Netapp are a tried and tested company... what could POSSIBLY go wrong?
The manuals turned up before the kit did, and most idle guy at the time was someone whom I will call 'C'. So he started reading through the basics (none of us had used a netapp before), so when the netapps arrived, he was prime candidate to get them going and give us a bit of a brief on how to use them.
So when the kit arrives, he heads down to the datacentre, unpacks the boxes.. well, I'm not entirely sure what happened in there, but two hours later he came back. "Dead on arrival".
WHAT? Our department project manger who sat on my right went LIVID. £200,000, and they're BROKEN? I was trying to work at the time he was on the phone to the person at Netapp who said they couldn't get a guy around until next week to look at it. I had to lean to my left to concentrate. He nearly had a coronary. Eventually they arranged for someone to come in on a Saturday. This was on a Wednesday.
On Thursday, we phoned Netapp to apologise, and say that our insurance company would be covering the cost of the damage, and they needn't send anyone round, and could we have some replacement parts please?
Now, these netapps come with baseboards encased in metal boxes with these long cuboid tubes which you put these cuboid plugs down. Eight per unit, and we had 2 of them.
IN 'C's DEFENCE, the manual DID say "you have to push the plugs in quite hard". Alas, to fire one back at Netapp, there was no lip or dink or dent in the plugs to say which way up they go.
So he put them in the wrong way up, and pushed them in REALLY HARD!!
The sockets, the plastic, the silicon, the circuit board.. mashed to f**k. Utter write off.
It reminded us of that thing in Mortal Kombat where it says "FINISH HIM!!!!". In fact, for about a week, whenver 'C' arrived at his desk, we would beat our chests in homage to his immortal strength.
When a consultant from Netapp came round to talk to us, he admitted that they were "a bit of a silly design" and needed a slot to make them go the right way up, but he's the only person who ever mashed one to death because of it!
'C' goes down in history as the sysadmin who doesn't know his own strength :-)


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Le Volume de Chanel Mascara has been out for a bit now, but its latest blue iteration is brand new, and trust us, you're going to want a tube.
Its royal hue helps brighten the whites of your eyes, cancelling out any redness, while lengthening the look of your lashes. Hello, hungover mornings!
Le Volume de Chanel in Blue, $30, chanel.com
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|One desk drawer at the Sun Advocate yielded more than $2.50 in loose change. As part of the Utah Saves initiative sponsored by United Way of Salt Lake, Utahns are encouraged to put that loose change to work by putting it into a savings account, where it can accrue interest.
What's under your couch cushion? In your car's ashtray? In that stray cup on your desk? Those old quarters, dimes and nickels add up.
Though it may sound hard to believe, studies indicate that there is more than $10 billion - an average of $99 per family - in loose change sitting in homes and cars across America. And now Utah Saves, a United Way of Salt Lake initiative that helps Utahns learn how to save and spend wisely, is promoting the first-ever "Save Your Change Week," Nov. 13-17.
Utahns are being encouraged to dig through those stray nickels and pennies, add them up and then make a deposit - by beginning a new Utah Savers account - at any of these participating local banks and credit unions: Zions Bank, U.S. Bank, Bank of American Fork, Key Bank, America First Credit Union, Mountain America Credit Union and the University of Utah Credit Union.
Those opening either new Utah Saves accounts or making new deposits into existing Utah Saves accounts between Nov. 13 and Nov. 17 could be eligible to win a $1,000, $750 or $500 savings bond.
"The purpose of this event is to draw attention to the large amount of change in everyone's homes and cars," says Jerilyn Stowe, community impact manager and statewide coordinator for Utah Saves. "We are encouraging all Utahns to make a deposit of loose change."
Launched last year, Utah Saves is a United Way initiative that works to build long-term economic stability and prevent poverty by helping all Utahns build wealth, reduce debt and create lifelong financial security. In its first year, Utah Saves has helped nearly 3,000 Utahns begin savings plans and save nearly $3 million.
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Argh, still no X ebuild
portage, rsync, and gentoolkit has been updated, also read the following note:
* NOTICE: PLEASE update your make.globals. All user changes to variables
* in make.globals should be placed in make.conf. DO NOT MODIFY make.globals.
* NOTICE: The wheel group requirement for non-root users has been changed to
* group portage. Group portage must be a valid group for user to use portage.
* Feature additions are noted in help and make.conf descriptions. Update
* them using 'etc-update' please. Maintaining current configs for portage
* and other system packages is fairly important for the continued health
* of your system.
* A worldfile rebuilding script is available to regenerate entries that
* should be in your worldfile but were removed by a recently discovered
* '-e bug' or if you deleted it: run 'regenworld' as root.
* The 2.0.47 line of portages contains an optional userpriv mode that
* enables portage to drop root privleges and run as a normal user. It is
* enabled via FEATURES by adding userpriv.
* Please 'emerge sync' after merging portage to update some permissions.
Argh, still no X ebuild
x 4.3 is masked
you can either emerge /usr/portage/.../xfree-4.3...ebuild directly, or:
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge xfree
if you use -u it will use the accept_keywords in everything and upgrade all software to the masked versions (i did this and now have bleeding edge glibc, binutils and the like )
The newest gentoo is out, everyone on yer horses! :P
hmmm, now that X 4.3 is unmasked it might work better on my computer...... might see when i get home.....
lets hope so
hmm, apparently it isn't.
after an emerge sync it still showed 4.2.x as the latest version......
say, do you know if there is a difference between rc3 and rc4, or if i can just get all the updates done to rc3 and be on my way?


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The mission of Saint Louis University School of Law is to advance the understanding and the development of law and prepare students to achieve professional success and personal satisfaction through leadership and service to others. The School of Law is guided by the Jesuit tradition of academic excellence, freedom of inquiry and respect for individual differences.
Non-Discrimination Statement
The programs of Saint Louis University ("University") and the School of Law are open to all regardless of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or veteran status. All University policies, practices and procedures are administered in a manner consistent with our Catholic, Jesuit identity.
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This Student Handbook is published each August and describes the procedures and rules that will ordinarily govern academic and student life at the School of Law. The most up-to-date version of the Handbook replaces previous versions. Students are obligated to know and follow the procedures and rules contained in the Handbook. The Handbook is reviewed and amended annually and as deemed necessary by University and/or the School of Law administration. The rules and procedures in the Handbook may also be superseded, suspended, or complemented by the Administration as they may deem it necessary and proper. Nothing in this Handbook is intended to create, nor shall anything be understood to create, contractual or legally enforceable rights.


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Today's post is written by College Park archivist Kylene Tucker. As part of my ADP (Archivist Development Program) rotation with the FOIA staff, I reviewed the FBI case file of Hunter S. Thompson from the Denver Field Office. The file covers 1965-1971 when Thompson lived in Colorado briefly, moved to California, and then returned to […]
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Cancer women must sue north Cumbria hospitals for compensation
Last updated at 13:03, Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Ten women whose breast cancer went undiagnosed due to problems with the screening service may now have to take their cases to court.
Bosses at the Carlisle and Whitehaven hospitals yesterday apologised to all of the women caught up in the scandal two years ago – when it emerged 16 patients had been wrongly given the all-clear.
They also announced that following investigations, they were making early admissions of liability in three of the cases – meaning they can now try to agree compensation.
But it has now emerged that the hospitals will not accept such liability in 10 more of the cases, while a further three are still being looked into.
Mike Walker, medical director at the North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust, said they have written to 13 women who are split into three groups.
One is the group of three women in whose cases they accept delays in diagnosis has affected their treatment, prognosis or life expectancy.
In a further six of the cases, the trust accepts a degree of liability – that standards were not up to scratch and treatment was delayed as a result – yet it says that this did not affect their treatment or their long-term prognosis.
A final four women have been told that the trust is accepting no liability at all.
"The trust wants to apologise to any women who have been caught up in the screening review. They have all suffered in some way. But within that there are three groups.
"Cancer is a very variable condition – some are aggressive and some are not aggressive. There is a group that we do not think the delay in treatment affected prognosis or life expectancy," he said.
Carlisle-based Burnett's solicitors is representing all 10 of these women in the latter two groups.
Victoria Watson, from the firm's medical law team, said that regardless of the trust's view they will now continue with the legal process – and if necessary go to court.
The breast screening service at both hospitals was suspended in July 2010 after a watchdog raised concerns that not enough people were being referred for further tests.
A review concluded 16 women were wrongly given the all-clear between April 1, 2007 and June 29, 2010.
Penrith grandmother Christine Hullock had to undergo a mastectomy after her breast cancer went undetected for four-and-a-half months.
She is now among the six women who the trust accepts had delayed treatment but does not believe has suffered long-term consequences. Although she accepts she would still have needed the operation had her cancer been picked up earlier, she still believes the long delay has affected her life-span.
The 65-year-old has also been heavily critical of the way the hospital trust made its latest announcement.
She received her letter of apology and explanation via recorded delivery yesterday – arriving after the trust had released a public statement.
"I feel very sad that they haven't learnt any lessons. They could have dealt with it so much better this time. They have still not treated us like human beings.
"For me the apology is two years too late."
But Mr Walker said he was surprised by the criticism, saying they had tried to make the announcement in a way that was fair to all of the women.
"As there were 13 ladies that we needed to communicate with at the same time, it was felt the best way and the fairest way for them and their solicitors, was to receive a letter on the same day and by registered delivery," he said.
First published at 12:55, Wednesday, 14 November 2012
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Its an absolute tragedy for these ladies. We should all support them through the physical pain and mental anguish of their illness; it's why I support the NHS and why I'm happy my taxes pay for their treatment. I don't agree that money meant to care for all should be diverted into a cash bonus for a few patients and lawyers just because they can find holes in their care which have no baring on their long term outcome. Tragic as these cases are, they are the lucky ones and it's because of the checks and balances in the Breast Screening Programme that they will survive cancer. Many do not. I want my taxes to go to helping them as well.
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Play Club West's 2nd Annual Festivus
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012 from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
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Play Club West's 2nd Annual FESTIVUS
Enjoy an LA Snow Day with Play Club West! For the second year in a row, we bring you our annual Holiday Fundraiser. Besides featuring highlights from our past season, and a preview of our upcoming one, there will be holiday-inspired sketches, sexy Christmas tunes, puppets, men in drag, and Drunk Santa Claus - it ain't Festivus without him!
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th
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Featuring performances by Lucas Alifano, Meghan Allison, Gayle Bluemel, Jeff Scot Carey, Cody Clark, Emily Clark, John Ross Clark, Will Collyer, Allie Costa, Jeni Incontro, Tripp Pettigrew-Rolapp, Molly Reynolds, Dana Shaw, Bob Simpson, and Travis James Riner
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Ordinary Heroes
by Turow, Scott
Surprised to discover his father was once court-martialed and imprisoned while serving in the army during WWII, Stewart Dubinsky embarks on a journey to try to understand his family's history. You will be touched by the riveting description of his father's introduction to war when he parachutes into the middle of the Battle of the Bulge, fascinated by the mysterious Robert Martin, a wayward OSS officer Stewart's father has been tasked with apprehending, and saddened by the tale of French Resistance operative Gita Lodz. How is it possible that these characters play such defining roles in Stewart's life and yet he's never heard of them? Read the intriguing story of Ordinary Heroes by Scott Turow and you will learn of the horrors of war as well as its heroes.
— Recommended by Suzy Heilman, Franklin Road Library
March 4, 2013
Midnight Robber
by Hopkinson, Nalo
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This lyrical second novel by Locus award winning author Nalo Hopkinson stars the flawed yet sympathetic heroine Tan-Tan. Young Tan-Tan has lived on two Caribbean-colonized planets; she was born on the high-tech and lush planet Toussaint, then was stolen away by her father to live with him on the prison planet New Half-Way Tree, after he was sentenced for murdering his wife's lover. New Half-Way Tree is not an advanced, urban society like Toussaint; Tan-Tan and her father have to learn to live in much harsher conditions. Her father's temper and judgment gets worse as the years go on, and eventually Tan-Tan is forced to flee. She has friends within the indigenous population of the planet but when they are endangered by her presence she takes to the jungle. With no control over her own life and in constant fear of being caught, Tan-Tan adopts the persona of the Robber Queen, a character from Caribbean folklore, to right the wrongs she sees done all around her.
Weaving together themes of gender, colonialism and the power of myth and story is not enough for Hopkinson. She also creates an amazing dialect that blends the Jamaican and Trinidadian languages. It is a beautiful narrative voice that can take some getting used to, so don't give up if you find it difficult right away! Your head will move to its rhythm soon enough. This dialect helps us grasp the sensuous and mischievous feel of Carnivale and sense the heat and humidity of the jungle as Tan-Tan tries to escape her past. We feel the weight of being a folk hero settle on Tan-Tan's shoulders, and suppress a shudder at her rash decisions while our heart breaks for the girl who had to make them. The language that Hopkinson has created lends immense power to the story by reminding us where it came from and evoking setting in a way that cannot be glossed over or forgotten.
Some people still dismiss science fiction and fantasy as not being real literature; Hopkinson shows us what a talented writer can do with the form. This is a great novel for anyone who enjoys solid world-building, beautifully written prose, and strong and compelling characters.
— Recommended by Carri Genovese, Central Library
February 25, 2013
The Queen and I
by Townsend, Sue
The British have elected a new Republican government and the entire royal family has been ousted from their various palatial residences and relegated to council (slum) housing. This is the premise Sue Townsend's alternately dark and witty novel.
Queen Elizabeth is doing quite well in her new circumstances, actually, stiff upper lip and all that. She's trying to comfort Prince Philip, who has collapsed completely and refuses to get out of bed. Princess Anne is being romanced by a local horse trader. Charles is calling himself "Charlie Teck" (the maiden name of his great-grandmother, Queen Mary), and has allowed his infatuation with a buxom next-door neighbor to embroil him in a tawdry alley brawl. Even the Queen's favorite Corgy, Harris, is running with riff-raff mutts. Can the Windsors learn to cope with life on the dole, cook their own meals and find change for the bus? A truly inspired fantasy!
— Recommended by Emily Talbott, Nora Library
February 18, 2013
White Like Me: Reflections on Race from Privileged Son
by Wise, Tim
No matter your race or your feelings about the current state of race relations, Wise's book will challenge your assumptions and turn your view of society on its head. Well written, not overly scholarly, filled with personal insights and stories, we find out about Wise's own personal journey dealing with race and the effects white privilege on his family history and upbringing. He writes with insight about institutionalized white supremacy—so pervasive and ingrained as the status quo that most do not question it or even realize that there is such a bias. Two points I found particularly intriguing and that he elucidates very well are that of the "profound denial…and willed ignorance" of this privilege on the part of most whites and about the psychological, social and personal costs to whites because of this privilege—ideas I've not heard expressed anywhere else and that are really eye-opening. Find out why Wise so passionately fights racism and why, in this ongoing battle, it's important for everyone to stand up to racism, in its many shapes and forms, in daily life. Wise gives the reader some tools to do so.
— Recommended by Nicole James, College Avenue Library
February 11, 2013
A Beginner's Guide to Rakes
by Enoch, Suzanne, read by Anne Flosnik
This is the first book in Scandalous Brides, a regency romance series. On the CD audiobook and the downloadable audiobook, Anne Flosnik does a great job of giving the men distinct voices. Diane Benchley, a young widow, returns to London and turns her husband's family home into an exclusive gentleman's gaming club. The twist is that all the employees will be women. Diane knows nothing about running a club, so she enlists the aid of the rakish and successful gambler the Marquis of Haybury, Oliver Warren. Technically, she blackmailed him, but he remembers their brief affair fondly and hopes to rekindle the flame. What I liked best about this book is that the female characters were women who survived despite being left alone in the world to fend for themselves. And yes, this title is available as a book.
— Recommended by Debbie Overshiner, Eagle Library


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Dog Jog set for April 16
The 2011 Dog Jog is scheduled for April 16 in White Rock.
Registration is currently open for the Dog Jog, which features a 3.1-mile competitive race or a 2-mile fun run/walk.
Dogs may take part in the event, but participants are welcome without a dog.
The race is open to anyone 12 and over. The early registration fee of $20 ends March 26.
The event is a fundraiser for the Friends of the Shelter. Entry blanks are available at Animal Clinic of Los Alamos, Ridgeview Veterinary Hospital, Pet Pangaea or on the Friends of the Shelter website, www.lafos.org.
For more information, call 672-2089.
Atomic Man Duathlon returning to White Rock May 1
Registration is open for the 2011 Atomic Man Duathlon.
The Atomic Man Duathlon, which features two separate races, is scheduled for May 1. Both races start in White Rock.
The duathlon's Little Boy race (4K run, 15K bike and 4K run) will start at 9:30 a.m. and the Fat Man race (10K run, 40K bike, 5K run) at 10 a.m.
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The "smurf house project" has started from a drawing by Anna. She titled it "a smurf village" which prompted my husband, a renown smurf expert, pull out his 30 year old smurf comics and explain to her that smurf houses should look like mushrooms. Of course, then daughter wished for a real smurf village to house her smurfs. All her smurfs are 30+ years old and used to belong to her father. He spent his childhood designing Lego merry-go-rounds for smurfs and knitting hats and blankets for them. It's awesome to see Anna creating her own games with his little blue men.
Of course, my husband took a request for a smurf house very seriously and after several prototypes came up with a perfect solution – half of an oatmeal box + a paper soup bowl + paint = a beginning of a future smurf village. And the best part about the village is that one can also use the roofs to play dress-up :)


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The defense did outstanding today. It was unbelievable. That gives you a lot of confidence, too, to have them hit the ball on the ground. You know they're going to make the plays.
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I've been saying for years that if they want these young pitchers to succeed they need to focus on defense, defense, and defense. They have one of the better defensive teams in the league right now IMO and the pitchers have to be more relaxed now that Machado, Quintanilla, and McLouth are in the lineup just about everyday.


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Whitney Houston's brother made a shocking claim when he said he was the first person to introduce the singer to drugs in the 1980's.
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However, Houston's mother Cissy still thinks the singer's former husband, Bobby Brown, is to blame for Whitney's drug addiction.
Cissy Houston believes her daughter, Whitney, would have not ended up a drug addict had it not been for Bobby Brown. Houston writes in her book, "Remembering Whitney," her daughter was with someone who wanted to party and Brown never helped Whitney in the way she needed.
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NORFOLK A nursing student at SUNY Canton has been nominated by Phi Theta Kappa for an eight-day trip to Australia through the International Scholar Laureate program.
Now, Megan Dean of Norfolk said, its a matter of raising $5,000 quickly for the trip to the Delegation on Nursing in Australia.
Were leaving May 26. The last payment is due for April 25, within the month, Ms. Dean said.
A mother of two who works at Massena Memorial Hospital and will be graduating from SUNY Canton with a degree in registered nursing, Ms. Dean is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, an honor society that nominated her for the trip. She had a choice between Australia and China.
I chose Australia. This is an individual educational opportunity as well as a wonderful experience for me to view the different cultures in the health care field, she said.
Ive been reading a few articles to educate myself before I get there. Overall Australia has more access and high level of health care. They do not have as much debt and bankruptcy due to health care bills, she said.
Ms. Dean is in a select group of 23 people who will be making the trip and meeting up in Australia. Thirteen are from the United States while 10 are from other countries.
A sample agenda provided by the International Scholar Laureate program shows plenty of health care-related topics.
Ms. Dean said shell receive a couple of college credits for her experience in Australia. She said her goal is to become a successful certified nurse midwife.
But fundraising to make the trip is at the top of her list right now.
I intend on covering as much of the expense as I possibly can and am already pursuing fundraising opportunities, but I will need more help. I walked around my community and handed out letters and the itinerary. Today I dropped off a letter to all the doctors and physicians. Im doing what I can, she said.
I would greatly appreciate any donation, Ms. Dean said. No amount is too small.
Ms. Dean has set up a fundraising page where donations can be made at www.fundrazr.com/campaigns/aTh93.
Ms. Dean said the experience will allow her to bring back what she has learned to share with others.
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