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Fumito Ichinose, M.D., Ph.D., is an attending physician in the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. Additionally he is a Professor of Anaesthesia at Harvard Medical School.
BiographyFumito Ichinose, M.D. Ph.D. is an attending physician in the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Ichinose received his M.D. degree from the Faculty of Medicine, The University of Tokyo. After completing a medical internship, Dr. Ichinose started anesthesia residency at Teikyo University School of Medicine. He emigrated to the United States and completed his residency in Anesthesia at the Department of Anesthesia of Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Ichinose then continued his postgraduate training as a Clinical and Research Fellow at MGH, participating in the Cardiothoracic Anesthesia Fellowship and basic science research training in cardiopulmonary physiology and nitric oxide biology. Dr. Ichinose is a Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology.
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88.1 KDHX recently completed our annual Spring Membership Drive. To each and every listener who called KDHX or donated online, and to all of our sustaining members: Thank you from the bottom of our independent music-loving hearts.
It may not quite feel like it, but spring really is just around the corner. It's been a long, icy winter, and KDHX is as eager as anyone to jump into the beautiful change of seasons in St. Louis. Help make this a spring to remember by supporting your favorite radio station, 88.1 KDHX, during our upcoming Spring Membership Drive.
On Sunday, September 12, 2010, KDHX hosted a memorial concert to celebrate the life of long-time operations manager and DJ, Larry J. Weir. Larry's untimely passing in January of this year brought an outpouring of support and remembrances from his friends, listeners and the community of Americana musicians that he supported for more than twenty years through his program, Songwriters Showcase. Larry's co-host, Ed Becker, organized the lineup; he said it was truly a labor of love to bring together the artists that Larry loved for their outstanding musical talents coupled with their ability to tell a compelling story through song -- the essence of great songwriting.


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After taking in the busiest bits of London sightseeing that the city has to offer, it's wise to chill out, relax and enjoy the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art.
Not only does the collection offer you some of the very finest pieces of Italian art from the 20th century onwards, it is also housed in a building which, one could argue, is as pleasing on the eye as anything inside it.
It may not have been around for as long as some of the other art galleries but due to the quality of pieces within it, it stands up well as one of the must-visit attractions in London.
Where it differs from others is that it is the only museum to pay specific attention to what sort of effect Italian art, in the modern era, has had on culture across the continent.
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We've been schooling for a couple of weeks now. The kids know the routine of the day and we are getting a feeling for our curriculum choices. They are also referring to our planner instead of always asking me "what's next?". The two older kids are working on Japanese together which gives me a little free time to work with the little guy or I don't know check my e-mail.
To update you on how we are doing at paying off our debt goal of $45,000. We have paid off three bills for a total of $14,846.22. Slowly but surely we are making our way.
We are really sticking to our guns about our budget. That is something hard for some of our friends to understand. We have to exclude ourselves from things sometimes due to cost. Otherwise we don't feel like we are limiting ourselves much. We do have a semi strict budget that we are following. We don't have cable, we don't do excessive out to eat meals and our cars are paid off. Not having a car payment is great! We are following the Dave Ramsey debt snowball plan so all extra money from paying off a bill or not having cable or car payments is added to another bill. By February I should be able to say that we have paid off yet another bill. I'm starting to feel a little more relaxed as we dig out of this hole.
I've decided to make it a point to watch as many sunsets as I can each week. I really just enjoy sitting there watching the colors slowly fade out on the horizon. I'm not going to think about how many sunsets i've missed on the last 7 1/2 years. I'll just make the best of our last 8 months.
Dragon boat racing is still going. We've been maintaining our practices for at least twice a week. I bought some traditional race paddles for my daughter and I. After racing season is over we are going to paint our team colors on them and have them engraved. A nice memory we'll have together.
I however am going to be glad when our season is over. I really enjoy getting out there and practicing, racing and all the excitement. But I don't like trying to plan and lead practices with a bunch of grown women who all have different agendas. Commitment is fleeting. You can't please everyone.
I'm working on getting out and taking more photos. Summer weather here is just too darn hot to want to get out there. Sweating by anything other than exercise is not my idea of fun!
The kids and I have to work on getting our soaps made ASAP so that they can cure before our move. We are also still going through stuff weeding out what we don't need or can sell. We don't want to have unnecessary weight. However we did find out that they will pay for our total allowable weight now. Before they were going to limit us to only 25% of our allowance. I don't have to stress quite as much now! Whew!
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(Council Bluffs) – The Missouri State University-West Plains Grizzly Basketball team posted a 1-1 record at the Hampton Inn-Holiday Inn Reiver Classic Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15 and 16, at Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs.
The Grizzlies, now 4-2, defeated Marshalltown (Iowa) Community College 63-55 Friday but fell to the hosting Iowa Western Reivers 82-66 Saturday.
Despite the Grizzlies' win Friday, head coach Yancey Walker said the team was not at its best offensively. "Part of that was because of how patient we had to be against their zones," he said. "The first half had a gap in scoring, but our defense kept us in the lead."
The Grizzlies' defense held Marshalltown's shooting to just 18.5 percent from the field in the first half, which allowed the Grizzlies to go into the break with a 23-16 advantage. "Defensively, we played pretty well. They got a lot of baskets in transition, but we were able to negate that, even shooting such a poor percentage ourselves," Walker said.
"The biggest difference in the game was the rebounding margin," he added. "We had 52 total rebounds, with 17 of them being offensive, and they had 26 total rebounds. That allowed us several more chances at the basket and negated second chance opportunities for them."
The Grizzlies were led on the scoreboard by freshman guard Jeremiah Jackson with 17 points, followed by sophomore guard Devaugntah Williams with 15 points and redshirt freshman forward Ed Seay, Jr., with 10 points. Sophomore forward Malik London led the team in rebounds with 16.
Marshalltown's Troidell Carter led his team in scoring with 12 points.
The teams will meet again at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, when they compete in the Bowling RV Classic at Indian Hills Community College in Ottumwa, Iowa. "We have to be better when we play them Friday, because they will have extra motivation this time around," Walker said.
The Grizzlies will play the hosting Warriors at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, during the tournament's second night.
The Grizzlies again struggled offensively against the Reivers Saturday night. "We sputtered offensively early in the game. We had no pace, and we didn't do a good enough job attacking inside. On top of that, we didn't cover their shooters well enough in the first half, so the hole got too deep," Walker said.
The Grizzlies went into the halftime break down 46-29, and although they made a run at the Reivers, they couldn't dig themselves out of the hole.
"The fact of the matter is, they make four more threes than we did and four more free throws. There's 16 points right there," he continued. "In a game like that against a team like that on its home floor, there is no time to take a breath, and we can't miss assignments.
"Even with all that happened, we still got the game to 9 points in the second half and were one stop away from really testing their resolve," the coach continued. "It's like I told our guys, we get another chance at them in January."
Williams and fellow sophomore guard Arroyo Edwards led the Grizzlies in scoring with 12 points apiece. They were followed by freshman forward Justin Jamison with 11 and sophomore guard Jonathan Tshibuy with 10. Tshibuy recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds in addition to his points.
Iowa Western was led by Darien Williams with 21 points, Dinjiyl Walker with 16 and Deshawn Munson and Shakir Brown with 10 points apiece.
The Grizzlies will host Labette Community College, Parsons, Kan., at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, in the Joe Paul Evans Arena at the West Plains Civic Center. The game is being sponsored by the West Plains Civic Center, and fans are asked to bring plastic cutlery, paper plates and bottled water for the West Plains Christian Clinic to support the team's community service project for the evening.
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Birmingham--There's a new development in the showdown between Alabama Governor Bob Riley and the state's casino owners over electronic bingo machines. A judge will conduct a hearing next week on issues surrounding the closed Country Crossing casino in Dothan. Part of the debate is whether electronic bingo machines are allowed under state law. Riley says they're illegal slot machines. Casino owners insist they are perfectly legal. The face-off has prompted early morning raids of some high profile casinos. And as WBHM's Andrew Yeager report, many other operations have shutdown to avoid such a clash.
Bamaco Bingo in Fairfield is closed right now. But last week, on the eve of being closed, the place was going strong with 1,800 electronic bingo machines. Half of the dozen or so players I talk to don't want to be interviewed. One's a church deacon. Another says his wife doesn't know he's there. But Ronnie Williams has no inhibition. He sits in front of a game called Lucky Duck tapping the button every few seconds to keep play going.
"Do you do pretty good?"
"No. [laugh]"
"So why do you keep coming back?"
"Something to do. Pass the time. Having fun."
On the screen, symbols scroll vertically. It looks like a slot machine, although Williams points to a small bingo card in the corner of the screen. Casino operators insist it is bingo and it is legal. Mark White is an attorney for VictoryLand, the state's largest casino. He says VictoryLand was operating legally and the governor's raids are a draconian tactic.
"They won't go to court and have a trial and let a judge or jury make that decision. They want to do millions of dollars of damage without court process."
But the governor's policy director Bryan Taylor says the Alabama Supreme Court has already ruled twice that these machines are not legal. The governor is just enforcing the law. Casino owners have also cried foul because these raids have been conducted without search warrants. The state's Republican Attorney General Troy King in fact sent a letter to fellow Republican Governor Bob Riley questioning the lack of search warrants. King declined to comment for this story. Bryan Taylor with the governor's office says there's no problem with the methods.
"If you were to see somebody using an illegal drug in the corner of a bar, an officer doesn't have to leave, go get a judge, go get a warrant and serve that warrant on the individual. The officer can seize the illegal drugs right then and there. And that was the circumstance in this case."
Joe Lester teaches law at Faulkner University in Montgomery. He says there's nothing inherently wrong with conducting the raids without a search warrant, as long as there's probable cause. But given the attention they generate with more than 100 state troopers pulling into a casino in the wee hours of the morning, he says it's probably better to have one.
There are a lot of murky legal questions in this fight. In Alabama bingo operations are authorized under state constitutional amendments affecting individual counties. So the rules vary depending on location. Joe Lester says there's yet to be a case where the Alabama Supreme Court could apply a ruling statewide.
"I would say right now they both have legitimate claims to make. I don't think any side is in any better position than the other."
Back at Bamaco Bingo, Kathleen Owen splits no hairs over the definition of bingo versus electronic bingo.
"Hell no, I ain't playing the same game. Does that look like card bingo to you with a dauber?"
But Owen doesn't care. She thinks the government should stay out of it. But with escalating rhetoric on both sides, don't bet on that happening anytime soon.
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|Author: Anthony van Dyck
|Portraiture, Painting, Oil on canvas, 104x86 cm
|Origin: Flanders, 1622-1623s
Virginio Cesarini was a courtier in the service of Cardinal Barberini, the future Pope Urban VIII. He was a colourful figure in Italian cultural and intellectual life of his time: the author of elegant verses in Italian and Latin, a defender of Galileo and the publisher of his works. In this painting Cesarini is portrayed in clothing which shows that he holds an ecclesiastical rank. The pallor of his face, with a sickly blush on the cheeks, tell us this man was seriously ill, in fact dying of tuberculosis in the very prime of life. The dynamic manner in which the work has been painted and the Venetian colour range are very reminiscent of works by Titian, especially The Concert and this indicates that the portrait was made during the artist's stay in Italy in 1623-1624.
|Source of entry: Collection of baron L.A. Crozat de Tierra, Paris, 1772
|Exibition: Flemish Art: 17th century
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Have you checked the jumper settings?
I can't seem to get my new system up and running. Everything is put together in the normal fashion: ATX case, KOB KT266a FDSUX motherboard, HD all set up normaly. The problem is, I can't get the power to work. If I hold down the power button it will boot for about a second and a half and then stop. The power connector inside the case is connected correctly to the motherboard and the power supply is connected to the MOBO in the normal ATX fashion.
Any ideas? Is this a MOBO problem, case problem, or a common problem that can be fixed I just never ran into?
Have you checked the jumper settings?
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Have you checked the jumper settings?
No I haven't but I am about to. I've never had to do that before. I'm not sure if thats been a long streak of luck or what!
This is the first system I put together that I didn't install the CPU Fan right away (it's on backorder). Will this keep it from booting?
very much so. You at least need a heat sink to dippreciate the heat.
AFAIK it shouldn't. You should at least see it post.
I think he said it did.
Maybe not.
*edit* Regardless you can't expect it to stay on long at all.
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I think he said it did.
Maybe not.
No POST. It stays on for only 1.5 seconds at most.
I have one comming on back order, I just want to make sure the system works so I can send anything back ASAP if I need to.*edit* Regardless you can't expect it to stay on long at all.
I had the same problem. Why does it matter which way the fan/heatsink is put on??? it semms kinda stupid it has to be on a certain way.
I burned a processor once for putting the heatsink the other way around. Basically, it doesn't have the same surface contact, and as such, can't dissipate the heat as well.
I had a motherboard that did something similar. After a month fighting with it, I read on a BBS that they shipped it by default with the jumper settings in such a way it wouldn't work for me. I changed them to fit my settings, and it worked good.


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Monday, January 3, 2011
Happiness ( in January) is a Cool Greenhouse
The weather outside is frightful but the greenhouse is so delightful.... let it snow!
A single flower of Narcissus romieuxii.
A pot of Narcissus romieuxii, I'm happy to see that these bulbs have bulked up from last year and have produced twice as many flowers.
Amaryllis 'Evergreen'.
6 comments:
- Is the Wiz said...
What a lovely narcissus, such a beautiful form and colour. And how hardy is that agave? Best wishes for 2011.
- January 4, 2011 at 7:32 AM
- Barry Parker said...
Hi Isobel,
The Narcissus are wonderful to have at this time of the year, I also have N. cantabricus in a pot and ready to bloom at any moment. I'll post a picture of them when that happens.
The Agaves can take a fair amount of cold but only for a short time. Three of those I left out in that late December, survived this rather cruel treatment. But only after I'd rushed them into the house.
All the best for 2011.
- January 4, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- fer said...
Beautiful flower! love the shape, it reminds me a sea creature from some reason tho.
- January 12, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- Barry Parker said...
Hi Fer,
Thanks for your comment. Plant life is so valuable at this time of the year.
- January 14, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Clement Kent said...
Hi Barry - love the pictures as usual, but this time text is displaying as black on a dark reddish brown background which is hard to read. Is it my computer or does everyone see this?
- January 25, 2011 at 8:04 PM
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Hi Clement,
Thanks for the feed-back, I think the background may be too dark ( although I would describe it as grey rather than brown). I'll adjust it right away.
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King Mackerel
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Description: color of back iridescent bluish green, sides silvery; streamlined body with tapered head; no black pigment on front of the first dorsal fin; lateral line starts high and drops sharply below the second dorsal fin; young fish often have yellowish spots like those of Spanish mackerel.
Similar fish: cero, S. regalis; Spanish mackerel, S. maculatus.
Where found: NEARSHORE and OFFSHORE; occasionally taken from piers running into deep water.
Size: common to 20 pounds.
Remarks: schooling fish that migrates from south Florida waters in winter to more northerly waters in spring; Gulf population thought to be separate from Atlantic population, with considerable mixing in winter from Cape Canaveral past Key West; spawns in mid summer OFFSHORE; feeds on small fish and squid.
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The king mackerel is a migratory species of mackerel that lives its entire life in the open waters of the western Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. It is an important species to both the commercial and recreational fishing industries.
Description The king mackerel is a slender fish, only slightly compressed (flattened) from side to side. The entire body is covered with very small, hardly visible, loosely attached scales. The first (spiny) dorsal fin is entirely colorless and is normally folded back into a body groove, as are the pelvic fins. The lateral line starts high on the shoulder, dips abruptly at mid-body and then continues as a wavy horizontal line to the tail. Coloration is olive on the back fading to silver with a rosy iridescence on the sides, fading to white on the belly. Fish under 10 pounds (5 kg) show yellowish brown spots on the flanks, somewhat smaller than the spots of the Atlantic Spanish mackerel, Scomberomorus maculatus. Its cutting edged teeth are large, uniform, closely spaced and flattened from side to side. These teeth look very similar to those of the bluefish, Pomatomus saltatrix.
Distribution and habitat The king mackerel is a sub-tropical species of the Atlantic Coast of the Americas. Common in the coastal zone from North Carolina to Brazil, it occurs as far south as Rio de Janeiro, and occasionally as far north as the Gulf of Maine. Nonetheless, a preference for water temperatures in the range of 68 to 85 °F. may limit distribution.
King mackerel commonly occur in depths of 40 to 150 feet (12–45 m), where the principal fisheries occur. Larger kings (heavier than 20 lb or 9 kg) often occur inshore, in the mouths of inlets and harbors, and occasionally even at the 600 foot (180 m) depths at the edge of the Gulf Stream.


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Our risk management structure
ANZ's Board has ultimate responsibility for risk and crisis management and four Board level committees support the Board in managing business risk:
|The Risk Committee
Assists the Board of Directors in the effective fulfilment of responsibilities for business, market, credit, equity and other investment, financial, operational, liquidity and reputational (including social and environmental) risk management. Meets at least four times annually.
|The Audit Committee
Reviews financial reporting principles and policies, controls and procedures; and the effectiveness of ANZ's internal control and risk management framework. Meets at least four times annually.
|The Governance Committee
Reviews and approves all ANZ governance policies and principles, and ensures an appropriate Board and Committee structure is in place. Meets at least twice annually.
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Monitors remuneration related risks and improves assurance by liaising with Audit and/or Risk Committee to ensure that executive and employee remuneration risks and controls are reviewed, updated and linked to the corporate risk strategy and assurance program. Meets at least four times annually.
The Board Committees are supported by the Chief Risk Officer and executive management committees, and are responsible for co-ordinating risk matters for each area of risk management including; Capital Management Policy Committee; Corporate Sustainability and Diversity Committee; Credit & Market Risk Committee; Credit Ratings System Oversight Committee; Global Anti-Money Laundering/Sanctions Committee; Group Asset & Liability Committee; NZ Asset & Liability Committee; NZ Branch Asset & Liability Committee; NZ Executive Risk Management Committee; NZ Operational Risk Executive Committee; NZ Project Initiative Review Committee; Operating Risk Executive Committee; Project Investment Review Committee and Reputation Risk Committee and Valuations Committee.
We also have executive management committees in each geographic region.
An independent risk management function oversees activities such as risk measurement, reporting and portfolio management. The risk function provides ANZ Management Board with a monthly report describing the external environment (e.g. interest rates), together with emerging threats (e.g. risk assessments) and opportunities (including management strategies) and status updates (e.g. outstanding audit issues) on current issues.
Our Internal Audit function evaluates and provides advice on how to improve the effectiveness of ANZ's operations, including our risk management processes. Internal Audit reports to the Board's Risk Committee each quarter and our Chief Risk Officer attends the Audit Committee twice a year to report on the effectiveness of the risk management framework and any material issues.
|Risk is everyone's responsibility
To maintain a strong risk management culture that is consistent with our organisational value of accountability, we expect every ANZ employee to be responsible for risk management. This includes embedding our risk management principles and approach into all staff communications that we develop.
Risk management training programs that have previously been provided to staff included:
Within these programs, employees were encouraged to apply a precautionary approach to managing risk, using the 'STARS' principles to guide conscious and ethical decision making:
|Managing reputation risk
ANZ has a clear framework for managing reputation, social and environmental risks.
Our Reputation Risk Policy helps employees identify the day-to-day issues that can impact ANZ's reputation. The policy highlights decisions that are particularly important to ANZ's reputation, like designing or approving a product, lending money to a new client or entering a joint venture with a third party.
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The Reputation Risk Committee is chaired by the Chief Risk Officer and is responsible for:
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Responsibility for managing reputation risk is further embedded at the highest levels of the bank, with a proportion of our most senior executives' remuneration dependent on effective management of economic, social and environmental risk issues.
We have developed a range of policies, processes, tools and initiatives to support employees in making balanced, informed and transparent risk decisions, and help improve the management of social and environmental risks and opportunities.
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AWESASNE - The racing action at Mohawk International Speedway was fast Friday nigh.
Feature racing was run off very quickly due to the lack of yellow flags, but it was still some familiar faces getting the job done once again.
In the 358 Modifieds Gilles Godard and Casey Swamp led the field to the green and Godard raced out to the early lead over Swamp, Jordan McCreadie, Mario Clair and Larry Welling. It didnt take long for the first yellow to fly as Lance Willix, Jeff Sykes and Chris Raabe tangled in turn 2. On the restart Godard held on to the lead but Mario Clair was charging to the front. Clair had a fast car and was able to wrestle the lead away on lap 5 leaving Godard Billy Dunn, Larry Welling and Brian McDonald to battle it out in the top five. Clair built up over a straight away advantage but three-time winner Billy Dunn was on a mission. After Godard slowed in turn 1 Dunn slipped on by for second and tried to run down the leader. Dunn changed his line on the speedway as he moved to the top side of the track and immediately began gaining ground. At the halfway point Dunn was able to close in and take the lead on the outside from Clair with Carey Terrance, McDonald and Raabe rounding out the top five. Larry Wellings great night came to an end as he broke while running fifth, bringing out the yellow for the last time. On the final restart Dunn pulled away leaving Clair and the rest of the field behind. Dunn had everything going his way on this night, as he went on to claim his fourth win in the last five weeks over Clair, McDonald, Chris Raabe recovered from the early race spin to finish fourth. Carey Terrance rounded out the top five.
The Sportsman division was all about the trophy and check on this night. With the Seaway GM and Performance Series in Granby a special non points show was held. Louie Jackson Jr. was looking to take full advantage on this night as he took the lead at the drop of the green flag. Jackson lead the opening four laps of the 20-lap affair with Wyatt Mullin, Corey Winters, Neal Provost and Nolan Swamp completing the top five. On Lap 5 Swamp, Ryan Helm and Robert Delormier came together in turn 2 bringing out the first yellow flag. On the restart Jackson continued his march to victory lane but the man on the charge was two-time and defending track champion Dylan Evoy. After getting to second just before the halfway point he used the patience game to reel in Jackson. The leaders headed into lapped traffic with seven to go as Jackson still led the way over Evoy, Winter, Mullin and Delormier. On lap 14 Evoy was able to navigate traffic perfectly and take away the number one spot leaving Jackson to deal with the lapped cars. Once in front Evoy showed his muscle as he pulled away by a straightaway to claim his fourth win of the season over Jackson, Corey Winters 2013 debut resulted in a third place finish. Robert Delormier and Zach Arquiett rounded out the top five.
In Pro Stock action Jocelyn Roy was looking to get to victory lane for the first time at MIR and showed his strength early on by jumping out to the early race lead. Roy would pull out to a four-car length lead with Ryan Stabler, Eugene Tarbell, Roch Aubin and PJ Peters rounding out the top five. Stabler was able to clear all traffic and begin his pursuit of Roy just before the halfway point. On lap 9, Roy began to lose the handling on his car as he slipped up off the bottom of the speedway in turn 4. Stabler was on his bumper and with five to go Stabler made the move in turn 3 to grab the lead. Behind him defending track champion PJ Peters started to go to work. He made his way to the second spot with three to go and quickly reel in Stabler. On the final lap Peters came within a car length of the leader but it wasnt enough as Stabler took his first ever Mohawk win in the caution free race. Peters settled for second, with Stephane Lebrun, Jocelyn Roy and Roch Aubin rounding out the top five.
In Mod Lite action, Scott Waldrif started on the pole and jumped out to the early race lead. Waldrif battled former track champion Mathieu Robinson for the lead in the early going until Joel Hargrave made a bid for the top spot on lap 3 just before the first caution flag flew. On the restart Hargrave jumped out to a strong lead over Waldrif, Robinson, Harley Brown and Dan Reif. With the field battling hard nobody was catching Hargrave on this night, as he became the first two-time winner in the Mod Lite division. Waldrif settled for second with Harley Brown, Mathieu Robinson and Dan Reif completing the top five.
The Bandits were set to go for their 10-lap feature event. Jean Marc Larose has been the man to beat all year and he flexed his muscle early by taking the lead into turn 1 from his fourth starting spot. Larose raced out to a half straightaway lead by the halfway point with Justin Desrosiers and Darryl Mitchell giving chase from second and third. With no help from the caution flag nobody was catching Larose as he kept the win streak going with his Fifth of the year. Darryl Mitchell was able to grab second and Desrosiers crossed in third.
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NoticeThis article applies to Windows 2000. Support for Windows 2000 ends on July 13, 2010. The Windows 2000 End-of-Support Solution Center
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When you view the status of Active Directory replication between two domain controllers, the following error messages may be displayed for the result of the last replication attempt.
Error message 1
The RPC server is unavailable.
Error message 2
The RPC server is too busy to complete this operation.
Error message 3
These error messages may be reported in the Event log through Active Directory Replication Monitor (Replmon.exe) from the Windows 2000 Support Tools or in Repadmin.exe from the Windows 2000 Support Tools.
Access is denied.
This problem occurs because the time service does not record an event in the Event log when the Windows Time service is configured to synchronize time against a specific host and that host is not available.
By default, Windows 2000-based computers synchronize time. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
216734However, this behavior can be overridden by specifying a time server as described in the article.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/216734/ )How to configure an authoritative time server in Windows 2000
If the time server is not available and the time difference between domain controllers drifts beyond the skew allowed by Kerberos, authentication between the two domain controllers may not succeed and the RPC error messages can result.
Service pack informationTo resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for Windows 2000. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/260910/ )How to obtain the latest Windows 2000 service pack
One method of synchronizing time amongst domain controllers is to use the net time command to synchronize the time with the computer that holds the Primary Domain Controller (PDC) Operations Master role.
Note If you do not know the name of your PDC, please contact your network administrator.
To synchronize the time with the PDC, use the following command.
net time \\mypdc /set /yThis command instructs the local computer to synchronize its time with the server named Mypdc. The /set option specifies that the time not only be queried, but synchronized with the specified server. The /y switch skips the confirmation for changing the time on the local computer.
Another method is to use the W32tm.exe tool that is included with Windows 2000 to determine if a time server is explicitly configured for the local computer and if synchronizations against that host are not working. At a command prompt on the server displaying the error messages, type the following command:
w32tm.exe -vIn the following sample output, a time server named MYTIMESERVER has been configured, but it is unreachable by the local computer:
This article also fixes an incorrect calculation in the round trip which under certain conditions causes W32TIME and W32TM to potentially set the system time about 65 seconds ahead of real time.
W32Time: BEGIN:GetSocketForSynch W32Time: NTP: ntpptrs[0] - MYTIMESERVER W32Time: rgbNTPServer MYTIMESERVER W32Time: NTP: gethostbyname failed W32Time: Port Pinging to - 123 W32Time: NTP: connect failed W32Time: END:Line 1147
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. This problem was first corrected in Windows 2000 Service Pack 2.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Fall Biking
This fall has been amazing! The trails are carpeted with leaves and still dry up to 9000'. It's a mountain biker's paradise. Enjoy it now, because winter is coming!
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Savor the Summit
You just missed Park City's longest dinner party, offering a unique celebration of fabulous food, drink and live music while seated in the middle of Main Street.
Friday, February 25, 2011
February Ski Report
It's mid-season in the Wasatch, and the snow conditions are outstanding! After a January 'drought' we are enjoying a cold and snowy February. Park City received nearly 30" this week (in town) and it's still snowing. The powder is light, deep and easy to ski/ride. The next two weeks look like a mixture of storms and sunshine--classic Utah weather! With spring around the corner, it's the perfect time to plan a trip and get your 'powder' fix.
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I absolutely hate wasting food! I like buying bags of potatoes and apples but as soon as I do I go weeks without eating any then I get sad when I feel like I have to throw them out. So I started just buying what I need for the week.
But sometimes, I cant resist a bag of apples or when my local store has potatoes on sale for 99cents/bag I cant resist. I just make sure to use them!


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Review: Glee - Ballad
(S01E10) "What does a heart attack feel like?" - Finn, in a panicky call to Kurt after facing Quinn's parents at dinner
The subject of this episode of Glee was ballads. It was learned that the club must perform a ballad at sectionals in a few weeks, and the writers managed to weave the soulful songs into every storyline. The first was "Endless Love," sung by Will and Rachel. It set the tone for one of the storylines -- her crush on the teacher. In fact, the episode was filled with odd-couple pairings, thanks to a hat-draw for ballad partners.
Sooner or later, it has to come out that Terri's pregnancy is a fake. It nearly came up tonight when she mentioned something about having a rash on her tummy and Will wanting to see it. I realize married couples can go months without ever seeing each other naked, but you just have to think it'll all come back to bite her in the butt. Maybe it will be his way out of the marriage. He says he doesn't want out, but she seems like such a shrew. And making Rachel clean the bathroom? That's just wrong.
Meanwhile, you've got the drama going on in Quinn's house. Was Finn right to burst into song -- "Havin' My Baby" -- during dinner with Quinn's parents? Who knows? But the whole thing brought to light a lot about Quinn's home life: her dad watches Glenn Beck, is a heartless loser, and her mom won't stand up for her. That's all the important stuff. Oh, and nice to see Charlotte Ross.
But thank goodness Finn's mom is kind and willing to take Quinn in. That says a lot about her, as well as Finn's home life. He got the hug from his mom that Quinn so desperately wanted -- and didn't get -- from her dad.
On the pairing of Finn and Kurt -- what an unlikely but lovely pair. Finn talks to Kurt about the baby and suggests he sing his feelings out with "I'll Stand By You," envisioning his daughter sitting in the audience. Then it cuts to Finn singing to the little video sonogram on his computer. Such a sweet little scene. It makes me wish the baby really was Finn's. But I think Puck will make a good dad, too. Stereotypes are getting smashed to bits with this show.
And poor Kurt. He's going to get his heart broken unless Finn turns out to be bisexual. But Kurt says it's all part of his master plan, because he knows Finn will end up getting his heart broken. Still, it was really nice to see these two guys bond.
Will's mash-up of "Don't Stand So Close To Me" and "Young Girl" -- nice, but mostly because of the expression Emma had on her face while he was singing.
Loved the last song, "Lean on Me."
"Just remember the power of the ballad." -- Kurt
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Three people were injured in a rollover accident at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 in the town of Sevastopol.
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Anderson came to rest in a ditch with the vehicle rolled on its right side. The driver and two passengers, Ashley S. Whittford, Sturgeon Bay, and Mariah C. Zager, Sturgeon Bay, were injured. Another passenger, Kyle E. Hensley, Sturgeon Bay, was not hurt.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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As Mark MacKain sees it, the ongoing voting process by Atlanta's top professional soccer franchise is a battle of demographics.
The current Atlanta Silverbacks' promotion is "Decision 2012. Your City. Your Team." Essentially, the club is allowing its supporters to select the team's future name.
One option is to keep Silverbacks, a name that it began using in the mid-1990s. Another is to rename the franchise the Chiefs, the city's soccer team in the 1960s, '70s and early 80s. Or fans can write in a different name entirely.
Voting, available at www.atlantasilverbacks.com, is up until Election Day, Nov. 6.
"I think it's going to be an age division line," said MacKain, a member of the Chiefs from 1979-81 and currently the director of operations and girls director of coaching at Gwinnett-based youth soccer club Atlanta Fire United. "Anybody over a certain age, and I don't know what that age is, will remember the Chiefs. The Silverbacks will be more popular and current with younger players."
As someone in his late 30s, my vote is for Chiefs.
I like the nostalgia of the name and how it fits with the North American Soccer League's recent relaunch of names from NASL past, like Cosmos and Rowdies. I probably lean that way because I'm in the older demographic that MacKain talked about.
MacKain was a Chief — he was was one of the few to play in the league the year he was drafted out of high school — back when I watched the team as a young soccer player. I remember playing exhibition games before and at halftime of Chiefs games. Somewhere boxed up in the basement I have autographs of players like Brian Kidd, Keith Furphy and Graham Tutt. Heck, I may even have a Mark MacKain signature.
Then again, if the old name returned it would make my throwback Atlanta Chiefs shirt a little less unique. But I'm OK with that.
As for MacKain, it sounds like he would be OK either way. He and his former Chief teammates would be honored to see the former name return ("It's always nice to be remembered," he said), but they would understand if the more recently established name sticks.
And if he filled out a ballot today, the former Chief would vote for Silverbacks.
"If this were 10 to 15 years ago, I'd say Chiefs," MacKain said. "But I think the Silverbacks is the name of the future."
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Are they made out of titanium or wood? Wood probably would break going into the ground, and I bet would break with just a little bit of stress. Perhaps if you burried them sideways, they might... but that is not pratical in most circumstances.
Sure they'd work...and after that, you could laminate a few take-away boxes as poor man's Orikasos. I bet that you could use the fortunes from the fortune cookies as toilet paper, too!
How bout tent stakes as chop sticks? My Titanium goat carbon stakes would work great, especially cuz i accidentally smashed the heads off of two of them. But still, fingers were invented first.
Living in the PNW I laughed at the thought of bringing wood in to the forest.But I think using Ti tent stakes as chop sticks sounds cool!
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Yesterday, 50-year-old registered sex offender Anthony Sowell was formally charged with murder and rape in Ohio's Cuyahoga County Court. The story of Sowell's arrest and arraignment on charges of killing 11 victims and living with their corpses has stunned Cleveland residents. Dan Moulthrop, host of WCPN's Sound of Ideas, joins us to discuss Cleveland's reactions to their own home-grown serial killer.
Cleveland's Plan to Fight Foreclosures
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Cities across the U.S. are facing devastating rates of foreclosure. As the numbers of vacant houses increase, another problem has cropped up: banks don't want to keep all those foreclosed properties. In Ohio, Cleveland's Cuyahoga County expects at least 13,000 new foreclosures this year, but state Treasurer Jim Rokakis has a plan – he wants to buy up bad mortgages and sell them back to homeowners in order to keep people in their homes. We ask Rokakis about his plan and speak to Dan Moulthroup, reporter with WCPN in Cleveland, and the host of Sound of Ideas.
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September 26, 2011
Since Muammar Qaddafi was toppled in Tripoli, Saddam Hussein's fall in Baghdad eight years ago and 1,800 miles away has framed much of the way many think about it. Global leaders, reporters, experts, and even Libyan officials have explicitly argued that Libya will not become another Iraq. This is particularly emphasized when addressing oil and natural gas, which not only dominate Libya's economy but also are important to the global economy.
Slow Down on the Solyndra Criticism! Of Course Government Can Foster Innovation.
September 16, 2011
The bankruptcy of Solyndra, the solar energy company that received a $535 million loan guarantee from the Department of Energy, has touched off the predictable partisan food fight, with the Obama administration on the defensive. The release of an August 2009 financial analysis commissioned by the Department of Energy suggesting that the company could run out of cash by September 2011 hasn't made the administration's task any easier. This episode fuels the growing sense that "green jobs" is a slogan in search of a policy.
Amid All Our Disasters, Why Are the Only Revolutionaries on the Right?
September 16, 2011
As I was watching the local New York City news coverage of Hurricane Irene before "she" made landfall, I was struck, as I have often been before, by the pleasure of the apocalyptic that the newscasters were so obviously experiencing as they reported on the storm: Potentially the first hurricane to make landfall in New York since the Norfolk and Long Island hurricane of 1821! The storm of a generation! The storm of a century!
Coping Mechanisms
September 14, 2011
Haines Falls, N.Y.—Here are some things my children and I weren't thinking about as we scampered outside our house in the Catskill Mountains during an afternoon lull in Tropical Storm Irene, elated by our suddenly torrential waterfalls, eager to pose in front of them for pictures to send to our friends: We weren't thinking about orographic enhancement, because, of course, we had never heard of it. Orographic enhancement is the meteorological phenomenon that made Irene rain harder when it hit the mountains (wet air forced upward cools and condenses).
No More Hypotheticals: Iran Already Is a Nuclear State
September 09, 2011
The question of Tehran's status as nuclear power is a genuine matter of concern for international policymakers, but they have become far too accustomed to treating it as a perpetual hypothetical. The assumption has always been that Iran would never get a nuclear weapon, because the West would have enough advance warning to prevent that from happening, whether by means of diplomacy or force. Unfortunately, the time for hypotheticals has passed.
The Surprising Reason for the Decline of American Tennis
September 09, 2011
One thing seems certain as the 2011 U.S. Open draws to a close: An American man will not win this year's championship. Andy Roddick was both the last American to win a men's grand slam event (the 2003 U.S. Open) and the last to compete for one (losing to Roger Federer at Wimbledon in 2009). It's by far the longest stretch of time without an American winner since the Open era began in 1968.
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The English are known for their propensity to collect eccentric things—tea cozies, snuffboxes, colonies. So it didn't surprise me to learn that a British writer, Gavin Pretor-Pinney, was responsible for The Cloud Collector's Handbook, a bewitching little book that has become the latest quirky hit.
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In April 2009 the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it had found that carbon dioxide and several other greenhouse gases, though not pollutants in themselves, were subject to federal regulation under the Clean Air Act, because of the threats they pose to human health via climate change. It was not the sort of finding that Texas governor Rick Perry—long a skeptic, even outright denier, of anthropogenic climate change—was liable to welcome.
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