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November 30, 2015
SALT LAKE CITY – The Reno Aces opening season game in Salt Lake City has been postponed due to the death of Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart. Adenhart pitched for the Angles' AAA affiliate Salt Lake City Bees last year.
The team will play a doubleheader on Saturday, May 30 beginning at 5:00 p.m. to make up for the postponement.
The Aces will begin their inaugural season Friday night at 6:35pm.
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Meadowlane Intermediate Elementary School is in West Melbourne. The incident happened at a bus stop in Palm Bay, police said.
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The students were not injured, but police said the targeted individuals did not tell authorities about the incident until five days later.
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Card Publisher Announces RE Commitment
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Greeting card publishing company The Gallery Collection has announced its 2007 commitment to wind energy. Located in Ridgefield Park, N.J., The Gallery Collection uses card and envelope stock manufactured in wind-powered paper mills.
The Gallery Collection's commitment to wind power actually began in 2006, but the company made the decision to stay quiet and see how the political and economic landscape developed for "green corporate behavior," says H.L. DeVore, chief marketing officer of Prudent Publishing, The Gallery Collection's parent company.
"It seems there are always people looking to criticize you for not going far enough," DeVore adds. "Green should not be about extremes. Green should not be a political issue. We are trying to do our small part to help the environment and send energy dollars into friendlier hands."
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Yesterday on the subway, I spotted this girl who clearly had gone through an incident I went through two years ago. Obviously she had used a tanning cream that had left her with a Jersey Shore orange color. I empathized with her big time. I'm already a tan-skin woman. But during the summer, I like to become a Bronzed Goddess. Around two years ago, my brother had a huge birthday party. I was super excited. My brother is one of my favorite people on earth. Anyway, since I'm a beauty blogger, I'm always trying out new product to tell you guys about it, and a tanning company had sent me their newest self tanner. They claimed that it would leave me with a "Bronze Golden, Caramel Glow." Well Holy Crap! The pics on their brochure were amazing as well. After I put it on, I was mortified.Words can't describe my face and how loud my screams were when I looked in the mirror and saw my image. I yelled, cried, threw myself on the floor, even begged my roomate to run to the Korean store to pick up some lemons so we could try to remove this horrible color, but after two hours of trying, nothing could get this orange shade off of me. Here I am that night. This pic doesn't show the true orangeness of the skin but you get the idea.
The product had sworn amazing results and I was left with a "tangerine glow."I wasn't going to go the party for fear of embarrassment, but then I remembered that this was my brother's big day and nothing would stop me from missing it. So I held my head, and my orange skin up high, and walked into that party. Of course my orange glow was the talk of the party, but hey, DE will never ever miss a family member's special event for anything. Anyway, my brother (biggest joker on earth) has never let me live down my orange skin of that night, and for a while his nickname for me was "O" for orange. Since then I have stuck with 3 *(updated to 4) self tanners that I know work, but won't give me the Jersey Shore Glow. I'll share them with you now. Always remember to exfoliate well before you use self-tanner. It's a must or you will have streaky skin, no matter how well the tanner works.
Bath & Body True Blue Shade To Order
I reviewed this around two years ago, and still say it's amazing. Doesn't leave me streaky, nor orange, just with gorgeous tan skin. The smell of this is not as bad as other self-tanners either.
L'oreal Sublime Bronze
One of the better self tanners I tried. This truly leaves me brown, with amazing glow. However, this product doesn't smell so great, so wait after you can take a shower to go out.
Clarins Self Tanner Gel
If you're willing to shell out a little more moolah , this leaves the skin with a great tan, with minimal streaking. Better for overnight application though cause this smell aint pretty.
St Tropez Tanner
(This is why I love my readers) OMG, I totally had forgotten about how much I adored St. Tropez Tanning. But one of my readers "Anonymous," reminded me of how amazing the results were. I used it last year when I did my headshots and got some amazing and natural color. Thanks lovely reader. I def recommend this too.
Do you recommend any great self tanners?
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When the Fairfield County Board of Elections released the unofficial list of candidates who had filed petitions for offices up for election this November, there were a number of seats for which no one had applied to run.
More than two dozen seats in various races, including village offices and school board seats, did not have anyone file petitions to run for them.
In fact, in the village of Sugar Grove, no one filed a petition to run for mayor, the village council or the Board of Public Affairs. In Rushville, no one filed petitions to run for village council, and the same is true for the council in ...


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In this May 8, 2012 file photo Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock speaks to supporters in Indianapolis after he defeated incumbent Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., in the primary. Mourdock brought in $1.6 million and Democratic Rep. Joe Donnelly $900,000 in the second quarter as they battle for the Senate seat held by Richard Lugar.
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State Treasurer Richard Mourdock is a history buff, and is particularly fond of quoting Abraham Lincoln.
In fact, in a speech he gave recently to the tea party group FreedomWorks in Dallas, Mourdock used Lincoln's words as he defended his unsuccessful lawsuit to stop the Chrysler bankruptcy settlement in 2009.
That lawsuit is a key issue in Republican Mourdock's campaign against Democrat U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly, who supported the initial bailout of Chrysler and General Motors under President George W. Bush. ...


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Thousands Attend Funeral for Texas TrooperOfficer Down: Jimmy Carty Jr. - [Grand Saline, Texas]
Biographical Info
Age: 30
Additional Info: Trooper Carty was a former deputy with the Smith County Sheriff's Office.
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Trooper Carty sustained fatal head injuries during a training exercise with the Department of Public Safety.
Date of Incident: May 19, 2005
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TYLER, TX - More than 1,000 people filed into the West Erwin Church of Christ on Tuesday afternoon to remember a son, husband, father, friend and fallen law enforcement officer, who died after sustaining a fatal injury two weeks ago during cadet training with the Department of Public Safety.
Dr. Jay Lockhart spoke solemn words as he told the story of Jimmy Carty Jr.'s life to a crowd mixed with family, friends and several hundred law enforcement officers from Tyler, Smith County, DPS and several other agencies from around the state.
"During his 30 years, Jimmy taught us much. He taught us about faith. He taught us about never giving up on dreams," he said. "He was taken too soon. He accomplished a lot in his 30 years and you wonder what he would have accomplished if his life wasn't cut short."
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A federal appeals court says the Federal
Aviation Administration has to reconsider allowing a wind farm atop
a mountain near the planned Ivanpah airport in southern Nevada.
The U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia issued a ruling Friday upholding Clark County's challenge of an FAA finding that 83 electricity-generating turbines atop Table Mountain wouldn't obstruct air space or disrupt radar systems.
Clark County alleged the FAA failed to follow proper administrative procedures, didn't conduct open hearings, and disregarded a county consultant's study that the 400-foot tall turbines might threaten aviation safety.
There's no immediate comment from FAA and county officials.
The wind turbine site is about 10 miles from proposed airport, some 30 miles south of Las Vegas near the California-Nevada state line. The county plans to build and open the new regional airport by 2017.
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From an article entitled "Precarious Manhood," which was referred to on a guest post yesterday:1
If manhood is viewed as elusive and tenuous, two implications are that (a) challenges to men's manhood will provoke anxiety and threat-related emotions among men and (b) men will often feel compelled to demonstrate their manhood through action, particularly when it has been challenged.
There are undoubtedly many actions that men can perform to bolster their status as "real" men and thus assuage their feelings of gender role stress even if these actions provide only temporary relief from masculinity concerns. For example, men may display manhood by drinking heavily, driving fast, excelling at sports, making lots of money, bragging about their sexual exploits, and fathering many children, to name a few.
Indeed, across several empirical demonstrations of responses to gender identity threats, men who underwent challenges to their masculinity showed decreased liking for other nonprototypical members of their gender in-group (Schmitt & Branscombe, 2001), projected assumptions of homosexuality onto a male target (Bramel, 1963), sexually harassed a woman (Maass, Cadinu, Guarnieri, & Grasselli, 2003), took stronger levels of electric shock (Holmes, 1971), and overestimated their height and sexual experience (Cheryan, Cameron, Katagiri, & Monin, 2008).


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Loyola at a Glance
- Chartered: 1912
- Type: Private, Catholic, Jesuit comprehensive university; open to students of all faiths
- Enrollment: 4,496 (total): 2,854 undergraduates; 807 graduate students; 124 Doctoral students; 611 law students; and 100 continuing education students
- Faculty: 89 percent of full-time faculty hold highest degree.
- Student-Faculty Ratio: 11:1
- Five Colleges: Business, Humanities and Natural Sciences, Law, Music and Fine Arts, Social Sciences
- Degrees: 65 undergraduate degrees and 10 graduate and professional programs
- 50+ Study Abroad Programs: Belgium, Brazil, Ecuador, France, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, U.K., and more.
- Main Campus: 24 acres on St. Charles Avenue in Uptown New Orleans; 20 minutes from the French Quarter and downtown New Orleans; across from Audubon Park and Zoo.
- Financial Aid and Scholarships: Approximately 87 percent of students receive some form of financial aid.
- Cost: Annual tuition (2014-2015): $35,504; room and board: $12,660; resident fees: $1,416
- Admissions: Average GPA: 3.51; Test scores (middle 50%): ACTC 22-28; SAT Critical Reading 520-630 / Math 490-600
- Athletics: Compete in Division I of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics with 15 varsity sports.
- Student Life: 90+ student organizations, clubs and intramural sports
- Accreditations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS); National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC); Louisiana State Board of Nursing (LSBN); The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP); Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB); National Association of Schools of Music (NASM); American Bar Association (ABA); Association of American Law Schools (AALS); American Chemical Society (ACS); Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE); Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC); and Certification in Education for Public Relations (CEPR).
All facts are accurate as of Fall 2014 with the exception of the tuition rates, which are always posted in anticipation of the upcoming academic year.
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November 30, 2015
WILMORE, Ky. (WKYT) - The city of Wilmore has no more salt. This winter storm finished off the last of it.
"We take great pride in being able to take great care of the city streets in Wilmore," said Director of Utilities and Public Works David Carlstedt.
He says the city doubled their use of salt this winter. That usage left their salt barn empty and they aren't alone.
"I called all my friends in public works in driving distance. Everybody is protecting what they have, " explained Carlstedt.
The city is using contractors to scrape more ground. It's all they can do at the moment, while they wait on a shipment of sand. The sand won't melt anything. It will provide traction while ice is on the ground.
"We will ask Jesus for warm days very soon," said Carlstedt.
The Jessamine County Road Department is very low on salt. They can only treat hills and slick spots on county roads.
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1068 dead on our roads: Here's whyComment on this story
Overloaded vehicle driving in the emergency lane on the N2 between Cape Town and the top of Sir Lowry's Pass. Picture: David Ritchie
Van crossing solid white line, N1 near Paarl. Picture: Ross Jansen.
Passengers unsafe on the back of a bakkie on the N2. Picture: David Ritchie
After the passenger got out, this van reveresed back up the N2. Picture: David Ritchie
Car overtaking on a solid white line on the N1. Picture: Ross Jansen.
Bakkie crossing solid white line on the N1. Picture: Ross Jansen.
A pedestrian saunters across the N1. Picture: Ross Jansen.
Drivers changing lanes over solid white lines, children left unbuckled or standing between the two front seats and drivers changing lanes without indicating were just some of the transgressions spotted by a Cape Argus team during a return trip between Cape Town and Worcester on the N1 on Thursday.
But not everybody was disobeying the rules of the road. Most drivers on the N1 were driving responsibly.
Some of the drivers taking a break at petrol stations said the behaviour of their fellow drivers had been "surprisingly good", others said they had noticed "inconsiderate behaviour".
At least four drivers were seen changing lanes over a solid white line, including a small white truck that almost collided with another vehicle. Children in two vehicles were not in child-safety seats, with one seen standing between the two front seats.
Two drivers didn't indicate when changing lanes. One pedestrian was seen running across the N1.
Traffic was free flowing for most of the trip and many motorists appeared to be driving cautiously.
Traffic officials were visible at several locations during the trip.
On the Garden Route on Thursday a raging fire caused traffic bedlam in the southern Cape, when traffic authorities were forced to close the N2.
The fire - in the Albertinia area, outside Mossel Bay - caused traffic jams, which some drivers said stretched for 10km, as people flocked to coastal towns such as Knysna and Plettenberg Bay for New Year's celebrations.
Initially, traffic was diverted on to a dirt road north of the N2, but this was later closed when the fire spread.
Traffic was then diverted north through the Garcia Pass and the Klein Karoo and past Ladysmith, Calitzdorp and Oudtshoorn, before descending the Outeniqua Pass to return to the N2 - a 180km diversion..
At the time of going to press, the N2 was still closed at Albertinia.
Statistics released by the Road Traffic Management Corporation on Thursday revealed that 1068 people had died on the country's roads between the start of December and Tuesday.
Drivers who spoke to the Cape Argus at petrol stations on the N1 all said they had done all the necessary pre-trip vehicle inspections.
They also said they took breaks as soon as they felt tired.
Rain Ndzeku, a shuttle service driver from Worcester, said most drivers had been "well behaved" during the holiday season.
Achmat Etalla from Grassy Park said he was driving home after spending a few days camping in Ceres.
He said the traffic had been "nice and quiet" and some drivers "give way when you want to pass".
Etalla said the high death toll this year could be because of speeding and drinking and driving.
Alphonce Vogt from Worcester, who was on his way to Blackheath said he had done all the necessary pre-trip inspections on his vehicle.
"They don't indicate and some people just turn in front of you."
He said some drivers were inconsiderate. Vogt said alcohol and speeding could be among the main causes of collisions during the festive season.
Taxi driver Thando Xaba from Katlehong, who had arrived in Cape Town before Christmas and was returning home to Johannesburg on Thursday, said the road had been quiet for most of his trip.
"I saw one accident while on my way to Cape Town. I made sure that I got enough sleep along the way."
Western Cape Traffic Chief Kenny Africa said the biggest concern on the province's roads was fatigued drivers.
"Most accidents involve fatigued drivers - but we can get this number down if people co-operate and obey the rules of the road."
He echoed the sentiment of RTMC spokesperson Ashref Ismail who said drivers who overtook illegally should be arrested.
"We will have a zero tolerance on those who overtake where you can't."
"We will arrest you and keep you in jail until the next court appearance."
Ismail said the 1068 deaths were the result of 890 fatal crashes.
"The crashes are a result of poor driver behaviour and we will remove such drivers," he said.
He warned that badly behaved drivers would have their licences taken away.
"The licence does not belong to you, it belongs to the state, and once you are convicted for bad driving you will have to go for a learners and driver's test again,'' Ismail said.
He said overloaded trailers, more commonly seen on long distance taxis, were areas of concern because they could lead to accidents.
The transport department said the high number of people killed on the roads since the beginning of the festive season was a cause for concern.
Transport minister Ben Martins said: "It cannot be considered normal that despite all efforts by government, private sector and civil society to enforce the rules of the road and raise awareness about road safety, we continue to witness the loss of lives on our roads at this scale."
BetweenDecember 1 last year and January 10, 1771 fatalities were reported. The previous year, 1551 people had died in the same period.
A total of 2174 people were arrested for driving-related offences. More than half of the arrests - 1153 people - were for drunken driving.
Other reasons for arrest included incorrect taxi or public transport permits, reckless driving, excessive speeding and overcrowding. - Cape Argus
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A&M changes focus to Auburn; play three consecutive road games for first time since 1979
The players from the Texas A&M football team left the grounds of Kyle Field dejected Saturday.
Another ranked opponent. Another "program defining" game. Another loss.
The Aggies suffered a 24-19 loss to No. 6 LSU but after the game immediately began focusing on what they have ahead of them. It's a good thing too as Brent Zwerneman of The San Antonio Express-News writes because A&M is about to enter the toughest section of their inaugural SEC schedule.
"A&M, like the rest of the SEC, is playing a quirky schedule thanks to the rapid reshuffling by the league when it expanded to 14 teams — adding A&M and Missouri — a year ago," Zwerneman said. "The Aggies follow their trip to Auburn with a game at unbeaten Mississippi State (which plays at top-ranked Alabama on Saturday). A&M then makes its own trip to Tuscaloosa, Ala., for the first time ever."
The three consecutive road games are as big as they come for A&M and it also marks the first time it's happened since 1979.
"The Aggies haven't played at least three consecutive road games on their opponents' home fields since 1979, when they played four straight at Baylor, Penn State, Memphis State and Texas Tech," Zwerneman said. "A&M won't return home until rounding out the regular season Nov. 17 against Sam Houston State and Nov. 24 against Missouri."
If LSU wasn't a big enough game to test A&M and show where they belong in their new league then the next three games certainly will.


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One of the biggest letdowns a fighter could have is finding out their scheduled bout has been cancelled because their opponent is unable to go for whatever reason. Their disappointment level is greater the closer to the fight the pullout comes. More often than not, their weeks or months of preparation are all for not. There are exceptions of course. Featherweight Alejandro Perez had been scheduled to take on touted prospect Ronny Rios last Friday night in Costa Mesa, California before he got one of those calls fighters dread. Fortunately another call came soon thereafter, and now Perez finds himself in a televised main event against world ranked Antonio Escalante tomorrow night at the Fairfield Sports Center in Fairfield, California.
When Perez (14-2-1, 9 KOs) of Salinas, California got word that the Rios fight was off, no one would have blamed him for getting frustrated. Perez had several bouts scheduled in 2010, but not one actually took place. More often that not, it was his opponent that was either injured, sick or out with a case of cold feet. On two occasions, it was Perez himself that had to withdraw due to injury or illness.
"It just sucks when you are very anxious, and you have a lot of people cheering for you and many of them have already bought tickets, and everything is ready," says Perez. "And then last minute, a couple days before the fight you get that call and it is not going to happen after all. It was very disappointing, but then again this is the boxing business. It happens once, it happens twice. It wasn't the first time and it won't be the last."
Perez' positive mindset likely aided his ability to shift gears back into preparation mode when the call to fight Escalante came. "We had already been preparing for Ronny Rios, and so our training was not put to waste," says Perez. "What we do know is that he is a tougher fighter and a very aggressive fighter, but we are ready for whatever he may bring Friday night. We have been training very hard and I feel great for this next fight."
Escalante (24-3, 15 KOs) of El Paso, Texas represents a more dangerous challenge than would have the prospect Rios last Friday. Where Rios is mostly an untested commodity, Escalante has won at the higher level in the past. Not only is Escalante more experienced, but the Texan has also become known for his action style and penchant for pier six brawls. "I know he is a toe-to-toe type of fighter," says Perez of Escalante. "Myself, I am a toe-to-toe type of fighter, but I can also be a boxer. If he wants to brawl, then we will brawl. Two things are for sure: the people are going to see a fight and the people are going to get what they paid for."
While it is likely Escalante will come forward looking to make an action fight, Perez plans to be flexible in his approach in case his opponent does not hold true to form. "I know Escalante is one of those fighters that goes in there and gives a fight, and so am I," says Perez, who trains out of the famed Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, California under Hector Valladarez. "I know he will come in there with a certain game plan and I have a game plan of my own. But once fight night comes, things can change dramatically, so I just have to adapt to whatever he may bring."
Perez has been a super bantamweight for just about his entire career, but had planned on moving up four pounds to the 126-pound featherweight division for his next fight even before he got the call from the Escalante people. Escalante too had been a 122-pounder until recently moving up a weight class, but for this fight the IBF #6/WBO #14 ranked featherweight's team requested that the bout be made above the super featherweight division limit.
"Escalante's team wanted 132-pounds, but I said no, that is too much for me," says Perez. "I couldn't do 122 no more, so I decided to move up to 126. My next fight should have been at 126. But I guess they really wanted the fight, because they called us back and said how about 130? 126 to 130, yeah its four pounds difference, but it is time for me to fight and I feel really good at this weight. I have been weighing 130 for about the last two-and-a-half weeks and I have been feeling great. I feel it is going to be a great weight for me, but I am only going to fight this fight at 130 and then go back down to 126."
The last time Escalante was in the ring was probably his worst night as a boxer. Fighting a featherweight eliminator in the opening bout of a pay-per-view telecast, Escalante was bombed out in three rounds by Daniel Ponce De Leon last September. It was the type of devastating knockout that could potentially have lasting effects. "I have never been knocked out myself or hurt that bad, but I believe it gets to anyone that has had a fight like that," believes Perez. "He is going to have that little bit of fear of getting punched to the maximum again, as he was by Ponce De Leon. I will definitely have that in mind, but if I see the opening during the fight, believe me I am going to take it."
The Escalante fight could be a make or break moment in the career of Alejandro Perez. Not only will the ten-round fight be the televised main event on Telefutura's Solo Boxeo telecast, but a victory would catapult Perez into the world rankings and make him a viable opponent for any top featherweight. "To date, this is my biggest fight," says Perez. "So I have to leave everything in the ring. I have to go in with the mentality of winning no matter what it takes. I am going to leave my heart and soul in there. This is the type of fight we fighters train for, and the type of fight we fighters live for."
Regardless of the final outcome, Perez makes one last promise, "It will definitely be a crowd pleaser, I am sure of that."
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- To AirPlay Blu Ray from PC/Mac to Apple TV 3, choose Apple TV 2 Dollby Digital Pass-through (*.m4v) 720p or 1080p.
Choose the above formats, you Blu Ray movies will be ripped to M4V with 5.1 Dollby Digital Surround. The converted video file will be airplay to Apple TV and be played in surround sound when Apple TV is connected to an audio receiver.
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- To AirPlay Blu Ray from PC/Mac to Apple TV 3, choose Apple TV HD H.264 (*.mp4)(1280*720).
- To AirPlay Blu Ray from PC/Mac to Apple TV 3 with 1080p, choose Apple TV HD H.264 (*.mp4), click "Setting" and ine the "Profile Setting" windows, choose 1920*1080p in the video resolution option.
- To AirPlay Blu Ray from PC/Mac to the first generation Apple TV, choose Apple TV H.264(*.mp4) (720*480).
To AirPlay Blu Ray from iPad/iPod/iPhone to Apple TV/Apple TV 2/Apple TV 3, choose approciate video format from the specific format section like iPad,iPod or iPhone.
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Click on "Settings" to open the "Profile Settings" windows where you can adjust video codec, video size, video Bitrate, video frame rate, audio codec, audio sample rate, audio bitrate, audio channels.
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Start iTunes, and then choose File -> Add File to Library to import the converted video files to iTunes or simply drag and drop the converted files to the iTunes Movie Library.
Hit on "Play Movie" button in iTunes. The movie will start playing. You'll notice an AirPlay icon AirPlay icon in the bottom right corner of the iTunes application show up. Click it, select "Apple TV" and your video will begin streaming from Mac/iMac/Macbook/PC.
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
There's a difference between ugly fat and dangerous fat. In general, the ugly stuff, by social convention is a view from the rear.
The worrisome kind of fat bulges under your belt and is best seen from the side. Waist size provides a clue that there is bad fat inside the abdomen. It's called visceral fat. Some of that is stored in your liver and it's especially problematic.
There are also some other kinds of fat. Brown fat is associated with body temperature control. The thing to understand is that different kinds of fat have different metabolic consequences and waist size predicts your risk of serious illness better than your bathroom scale does.
Recent scientific interest has spotlighted the metabolic syndrome. That work may give us the best way to understand the aging process. For nonscientists, I'll to start with some definitions.
"Metabolic" focuses on chemistry and the ways our bodies use energy. We've learned that fat cells are more than empty sacs that store reserves until we need them. Some fat cells create byproducts that play a role in the risk of developing diabetes, cancer and other components of the syndrome.
A "syndrome" is a cluster of diseases that occur together more often than we would expect from chance. If two or more diseases occur together they may, or may not, have a single cause.
Let's say that a doctor sees 10 patients from Touchet. All are 15 to 30 years old. They all have a fever, itchy red spots and larger than average head sizes. When a similar outbreak occurs in Las Vegas, another doctor begins calling it "Touchet syndrome." When an underlying cause is found, it may be renamed "Touchet disease."
We might discover, for example, that a virus selectively attacks a particular age group and it results in an allergic response. It's likely that the head size will prove to be a statistical anomaly, but that won't keep some hucksters from trying to make a buck from the idea. They may try to sell tight fitting hats or special vitamins for everyone with an oversized dome.
I include these health issues as part of the metabolic syndrome: diabetes, heart and vascular disease, cancer, dementia, a decrease in muscle mass and depletion of some hormones.
Since the syndrome is an interactive network of diseases, we could start with any one of them to study its connections. Let's begin with fat distribution.
Juvenile obesity is a special concern, but before that became a new epidemic the pattern was for humans to gain weight from about age 30 to about age 70. After that, some begin to lose pounds, but the pattern varies. What seems constant is the shift of fat stores.
They decrease beneath the skin and they're replaced with bad fat. Think of bad, visceral fat as an unwanted endocrine organ in your body. Reducing it lowers blood pressure in hypertensive patients. Liposuction or other methods of removing the fat beneath the skin has no beneficial effect on blood pressure.
Fat cells, adipocytes, produce a long list of chemicals. I mentioned leptin and ghrelin in an earlier article. Others may play an important role in aging. Visceral fat is also associated with inflammation and with insulin resistance, which is the defect in Type 2 diabetes, a central player in the metabolic syndrome and aging.
While studying visceral fat products that promote disease, researchers found a unique protein that combats vascular disease. This agent, adiponectin, isn't made by visceral fat cells. However, visceral fat promotes disease by removing adiponectin.
Sadly, visceral fat is hard to measure and maintaining weight control is difficult. Remember to follow waist size and the waist to hip ratio. (There are multiple sites on line explaining the measuring technique and some offer calculators.) Opinions differ, but the ratio should be less than 0.8 in women and 0.9 in men. Sorry, ladies.
In rats, we can show that reducing visceral fat promotes longevity, but they are on starvation-level diets. Exercise helps to reduce visceral fat — possibly only in conjunction with weight loss — but exercise has other benefits as well.
There are studies on drugs that may help, assuming they are released. You can buy adiponectin, the protective agent that is partially blocked by visceral fat. I can't encourage using it, because of uncertain efficacy and unknown long-term risks.
In short, we have the old standards of dietary moderation and vigorous exercise as useful tools. Aspirin, statins and other medications can protect against specific diseases.
Research offers some promise of finding the basic underpinnings of the metabolic syndrome, and the newly released information on statins indicates they have a broader and more important effect than simply lowering cholesterol.
The claims that modern society is killing us should raise awareness and lead to research, but we are living longer than most of our grandparents.
Studies on mummies show that ancient societies suffered from the diseases that make up the metabolic syndrome. There appears to have been a genetic link, and that shouldn't surprise you. Like our fat cells, we metabolize things differently one from another.
See you at the "Y."
Dr. Larry Mulkerin is a retired clinical professor and oncologist who lives in Walla Walla. A former U.S. Army Green Berets medical officer with experience in the Middle East, he also is the author of "The Ayatollah's Suitcase," a novel available at amazon.com and other online book retailers. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Crazy stat of the first quarter for the Dallas Mavericks
The Mavericks are tied at 22 with Oklahoma City in the early going and they have a remarkable run of shooting going.
They are 11-for-11 from inside the 3-point arc.
They are 0-for-4 from 3-point range.
That ought to be a sign to them. After a while, they eased off the 3-pointers, electing to get a little closer.
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|Combined Resection for Multifocal Lesions of the Pancreas.
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|Background/Aims: Multifocal lesions of the pancreas generally require a total pancreatectomy. However, total pancreatectomy causes severe and permanent pancreatic endocrine and exocrine insufficiency. The aim of this study was to review our experiences of combined resection of the pancreas as an alternative to total pancreatectomy. Methodology: From July 2004 to July 2011, 5 patients were indicated to undergo combined resection for multiple lesions of the pancreas at our institution. Results: The surgical procedures for combined resection of the pancreas in the 5 patients consisted of various limited resections of the pancreas. No patient developed insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. In addition, no patient developed exocrine insufficiency after pancreatic resection. Conclusions: For multifocal lesions of the pancreas, combined resection of the pancreas should be considered the surgical procedure of choice to reduce the risk of both endocrine and exocrine insufficiency.
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Do one of these 20-minute calorie blasters every day to help 10 pounds melt away. Remember, the harder and faster you go during your cardio sessions, the more body fat you'll burn. That doesn't mean you need to take it all-out every time you do cardio, but try to ramp up the intensity at least a few times a week. Use the RPE as your intensity guide for these two workouts
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Know the Best First Date Questions to Ask
The first date is always the date that numerous guys make extra effort to prepare for. There's countless conditions that guys have to deal with to make sure that their first date will ultimately land them a sure second date. You're all prepared and you've planned the perfect place. Now you just have to set the ambiance with the right kind of fist date questions.
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To make sure that you are not going to drown in silence, make a set of first date questions jotted down just in case you get tense and scramble for something to convey. Make sure that your concerns are interesting. Avoid the questions that could lead to a an easy yes or no. Ask the questions that will encourage her to share her thoughts and interests.
Well before you can start shooting questions, you need to first relax and just remember to enjoy the date. Being so stressed and stressed will end up in nervousness that will initiate you to act foolishly and speak about senseless things. Be prepared and list down possible first date questions. Whenever you pick her up, start with casual questions that will show concern for her pursuits.
"There's this new shop that just opened, is it okay that we check this place out before going for a bite?"
"I was planning on checking out this new flea market across town, after that we could stroll around and see the sites. Is that okay with you?"
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What would you really like to do aside from your job right now?
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If you could go on a vacation right now, where would you go?
If you could turn back the clock, would you change any part of your life?
What would be the craziest thing that you'd want to do but you're afraid that it would be too weird?
If you could be a celebrity, which celebrity would you like to be?
If you could go around the world, how would you like to travel, by plane, by cruise ship, by train or by foot?
What is your wildest dream?
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Life on CampusYour St. Norbert experience should be a rewarding one. As you settle in to the St. Norbert community, we have many resources available to meet your needs and address your questions.
If your questions aren't answered here, please contact us.
- Advising and registration
- SNC ID number
- SNC email account
- Driving in Wisconsin
- Financial information
- Residence halls
Advising and Registration | Return to Top
Sarah Griffiths, the director of international student and scholar services, will advise you on course selection, graduation requirements and registration. When you've declared your major, you'll have a professor in your chosen major who will also advise you on the specific requirements and considerations of your discipline, but Sarah will continue to be your adviser until you select a major and she is always a great resource.
St. Norbert College Student Identification Number | Return to Top
Your St. Norbert Identification (ID) number is your personal identification number that you will use to access:
- KnightLine (the campus course selection, registration, finance and academic record system)
- Various on-campus services
- The finance department, to make payments on your tuition, living expenses and fees
Note: If you cannot remember or lose your identification number, contact Sarah Griffiths in the Center for International Education.
Email Account | Return to Top
We will likely contact you through your personal St. Norbert College email address more than any other way. Be sure to activate your email account on the Information Technology Services website prior to arriving on campus. It is very important to do this even if you already have another email account. We'll send you messages regarding immigration and federal regulations only to your St. Norbert email account. Please be sure to check your St. Norbert College email regularly, so as not to miss information that can affect your legal status in the U.S.
Driving in Wisconsin | Return to Top
If you plan to drive in Wisconsin, Sarah Griffiths will give you information during the International Student Orientation on requirements and instructions on how to proceed.
Financial Information | Return to Top
The first few weeks in a new community can be the most expensive period of your stay in the U.S. A number of items must be purchased at the start of the academic year, so it's important that you carefully plan your budget. We recommend that you bring sufficient funds for immediate expenses. For your own protection, do not bring cash; bring traveler's checks in U.S. dollars as they can be purchased at most banks around the world.
If you bring a bank draft from your country to open an account in a local bank, it can take 10-15 days before you can withdraw funds from that account, so don't rely on a bank draft for immediate cash. If you have money wired directly from your home bank to a De Pere bank, you may draw upon it immediately after establishing an account.
We have an automatic teller machine (ATM) on campus, with several more throughout the community. You may be able to use your own bank card in these ATMs, but we recommend that you check with your home bank to learn about the possibility of additional charges.
Residence Halls | Return to Top
Your residence hall is your home, so we've provided a number of amenities to make life easier:
- Laundry facilities
- Cable-ready hook-ups for multiple television channels, including recent-release movies
- Ethernet computer hook-ups for fast internet service
- Voice mail service for all those friends and family who call while you're away
Temporary Accommodations for Early Arrivals | Return to Top
If you need to arrive on campus before the residence halls officially open, we can make arrangements for temporary housing. Just contact Sarah Griffiths or Kit Klepinger.
Employment | Return to Top
If you would like to work while you are in the U.S., the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has strict regulations about the employment of international students.
If you have an F-1 visa, you are allowed to work on campus for up to 20 hours per week during the school year and more than 20 hours a week during vacation periods. You will need to get prior authorization for off-campus employment in your field of study.
If you have a J-1 visa, you will need authorization from our office of international student and scholar services to work either on or off campus.
Sarah Griffiths can help you with any questions.
Student Health Insurance | Return to Top
St. Norbert College requires all students to have health insurance as a condition of enrollment at the college. Through the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (WAICU) organization and WPS Insurance Company, St. Norbert provides international students access to an excellent, competitively priced student health insurance policy.
Please read the following important information about this policy:
The WAICU international student health insurance plan coverage is from August 1 of the current year through July 31 of the following year. International students will be enrolled automatically in the plan as of August 1 of the current year. You do not need to sign up. The fee for the plan (please see below) will be placed on your student account, to be paid along with your tuition and other fees.
Read more about the details of this plan, underwritten by WPS Health Insurance Company. Printed copies are at the office of international student and scholar services located in the Bemis International Center, Room 305, and the office of health and wellness services in Main Hall.
Plan information:
This plan pays 100% of services, immunizations and medical care provided at St. Norbert College's Health and Wellness Services. This plan also participates in local and national networks; however, a deductible and/or co-payment may apply when accessing care in these networks.
The annual maximum benefit is $100,000. The medication coverage is up to $750 per year after co-pays are applied. No intercollegiate athletic injuries are covered under this plan.
Optional dental insurance is also available.
NOTE: International students with other health insurance coverage might be eligible for an exemption from the St. Norbert College student health insurance policy if their insurance is 1) comparable in coverage, AND 2) has a U.S. claims office. To see if you qualify for an exemption, please visit https://stnorbert.medicatconnect.com/ and enter your health insurance policy information. You will need your St. Norbert College user name and password. If you have any questions, please visit Health and Wellness Services.
Health Care | Return to Top
We encourage you to partner with our staff in Health and Wellness Services for all of your medical needs. We have registered nurses and other certified health-care professionals to partner with you on your wellness needs. You'll have an opportunity to meet nurses from the health center during the international student orientation.
Disabilities | Return to Top
If you have documented disabilities, we can provide accommodations for access to university programs, activities and services. Contact our Academic Support Services at +1-920-403-1321 to make an appointment to meet with a counselor.
Computers | Return to Top
You'll find all of the residence halls on campus outfitted with high-speed internet via Ethernet or wireless in some common study areas. Through our Information Technology Services, we offer you a wide variety of information that you'll likely find useful as you set up and secure your computer.
If you choose to purchase a new desktop or laptop after arriving on campus, we partner with several computer manufacturers including Apple, Dell and HP, which offer discounts to our students. Learn more about buying a new computer.


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A sk a member of the Gerdin family about their historic donation to the University of Iowa's new children's hospital and they might tell you it's not much of a story.
The family - Mike Gerdin, his sisters Julie Durr and Angela Janssen and their spouses, and their mother, Ann Gerdin - sat down, kicked around some numbers and decided to give $12 million to help build a new $270 million children's hospital.
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Friday at Lake Red Rock, the Corps of Engineers is hosting an event for 11 and 12 year old boys and girls. At the Survivor: Lake Red Rock day camp, you will learn how to build a fire, make an emergency shelter, learn basic GPS skills, and paddle a canoe or kayak! Group size is limited, and pre-registration is required. For more information, or to register, call 828-2755 or 628-8690. The event runs from 9am to 3pm. There will also be a second survivor day camp on July 21st.
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Kudos Mark Dodd for a great catch. I forgot to put the macmade-wht.gif image in the last distribution, we've fixed this mid-week.
Mark also mentioned the graphics at the bottom of the homepage looked unprofessional. Mark is right, so I fixed that.
This issue has the new dailies. Also, I want to thank everyone that's filled out our micro-survey. The survey is producing some surprising results which will be posted with the coming upgrade.
Date: October 6, 1996
Good catch Michael Grinner. I've not fixed the links for the sep29-oct5.html page, opsie! (thanks Michael!)
Date: October 5, 1996
Michael Grinner emailed to alert me to a domain name change, http://www.gis.at/ is his new domain.
Updated my machine specs page cause some software has changed. Also fixed typos on the Where to Find the Information Alley page. New issues, of course!
Hey, has anyone noticed that we've been very regularly updating the pages, like every friday or saturday on the dot? Mucho thanks to the site admins (for being so studious), Apple (for getting the issues done), and FCS (for great internet connectivity).
Oh, and a special thankyou to Brian Rowan of Hampton-Sydney College. Brian runs one of our FTP servers that are so essential to the Info Alley's distribution (he's one of the shy folk). HSC now has a T1, making our life faster!
There's a new survey for everyone to fill out, please do! I've moved the July update notices to the old news page.
Pssssttttttt! A HUGE update is coming to the Info Alley site. No, no sneak peeks, no hints, no nothing. I believe you'll love it, I've been working very hard on this one, but I really, really need you to fill out that survey! So, coming in 4 weeks from October 5th, a brand spanking new Info Alley. Neat eh?
Date: September 27, 1996
Added the new issues.
Date: September 23, 1996
I've added the newest issues and updated the proper links. FYI: The email address given for me on Apple's page is incorrect. I've informed them of the change.
Date: September 14, 1996
I've added the newest issues. We've made some changes in how the Info Alley issues are distributed to hopefully make life easier for us and thus better for you.
Date: September 10, 1996
The September 9, 1996 article concerning Apple's many web sites is VERY informative. This will answer many many questions people have asked in the past and gives comprehensive access to a mydriad of resources.
Date: September 7, 1996
Interesting saga. Sometime Thursday night or Friday morning, a large part of Sprint's network, esp. in NYS, went down. The network outage caused a cascade reaction that also took down NYSERNET and, eventually, blew out my ISP's CISCO causing them further problems. The network problems were not fixed at Sprint's or NYSERNET's ends until sometime Saturday, and my ISP didn't finally come back online until sometime around 8pm today. Thus, I'm catching up w/ over 200 peices of email.
This update contains all the new issues I could get/had received. I'll note Apple is experiencing problems because of repeated power outages in areas on the West Coast. This often manifests itself as unanswering servers and other problematic and annoying problems.
FTP services at Apple are also often confusing. I'll try to write something up to better assist your FTPing pleasure.
Further, I noticed some problems w/ the daily TOCs (bad links, poor formatting), so I fixed them.
Date: September 3, 1996
Considering the work required by the admins, I usually shy away from non-end of the week updates. I make an exception here because the August 30th article is, I think, very important and helpful.
On a related note, I've moved all update notices from the month of June to the Old News page. Everytime I start a new month I'll move the very last month to the old news page to keep this one shorter and quick loading.
Anywho, this just contains the August 30th article.
Date: August 30, 1996
I want to take this opportunity to thank Mark White for generously allowing me to put a personal web page on his server, thanks Mark!
This issue contains some new issues. We've also changed, a bit, our backend distribution model to provide faster, more reliable, durable service. Also took a suggestion from a friend to place dates next to the items I control in the listing of resources on the homepage. Now you can see when they were last updated rather than having to visit the page.
I've also placed some more comments on the bottom of the glitz page from readers. Read the one from Kay O'Grady, it expresses one of the primary rewards of doing this project!
I also want to comment on sending me questions about things Macintosh: as mentioned, I'm not a dedicated help desk and not Apple. Still, one of my biggest pet peeves is people not answering email, if someone takes the time to write a thoughtful email then I think you (as the admin) have the responsibility to answer it (even if it means saying 'Sorry, can't help. :(. I do try to help and sometimes spend an hour composing a reply, but I can't gaurantee anything. That having been said, I do ask that you exhaust all the resources you can, often times my answers are to give you places to look for info as I believe it is more useful to give you the tools to ans. your own questions rather than just being given 'the answer.'
So, continue to send in your questions, but be forewarned, I'm very likely to send you hunting for your own answer by giving you well directed URLs. Hey, only reason I know this stuff is I read voraciously!
Date: August 27, 1996
Happy b-day Robin! In an effort to refine the look of Info Alley further, I've culled the daily TOCs and made sure they're all using the same format. I noticed some problems and wanted to correct them, and, of course, I think the minor formatting tweaks make a difference visually.
Date: August 25, 1996
Rolling in some changes. Just adding new graphics, there's more changes to come.
Date: August 22, 1996
Bet you didn't know we did interweek updates? :) Regardless, this contains the articles from this week's Info Alley articles.
If you've any problems w/ the functioning of THIS Info Alley site, please inform us. We cannot do anything about Apple's problems, but we'll certainly work to fix our own.
Oh, I also had complaints that you had to search for the search engine. You might not have noticed the link added to the home page (first page), so I made it stick out more, I hope.
Date: August 19, 1996
I've updated the Glitz page some to include comments from readers (Yes, I actually read anything you send!). I want to stress once again that Apple has nothing to do with this site, they don't get any of the feedback, everything goes to me and (or admins).
Also, Mark Dodd mailed to tell me they're reorging the Macintosh Users' Group web pages at JHU, the new address is: http://www.mug.jhmi.edu/mirrors/InfoAlley/infohome.html. Mark says the old address will work through the magic of aliases for an indeterminate period, so update your bookmarks, we've done ours!
Date: August 16, 1996
More fun with updates. Apple has been very reliable this week in getting me the files, so I've been very reliable in getting them marked up. As you can see, today is Friday and here's the update.
Date: August 10, 1996
It was a fun week w/ MacWorld Expo Boston yeilding great news for the Macintosh Way. So, while I listened over Real Audio and attended all the Web Chats I could, I also made sure I did the Info Alley. Here's the newest articles, that's it.
Date: August 5, 1996
Whopsie. Seems I forgot the link to the new TOC for the new dailies. Sorry.
Date: August 3, 1996
The big news is we've been featured in the August 1 issue of The Information Alley. Cool, eh?
We have new issues, sorta. Due to special arrangements with Apple, we continued to receive issues, but Apple is reissuing them via email for people who didn't receive them. I've moved them and linked them up to continue the flow of the Alley. All this means to you, the readers, is 7/30/96, 7/31/96/, 8/01/96, and 8/02/96 match 7/11/96, 7/12/96, 7/15/96, and 7/16/96, respectively.
Date: July 22, 1996
This update addresses some issues with July 18th update. I've refined the graphics some so they fit on one line (for the curious, they use 20 Pt. Arial MT Rounded). Additionally, you'll notice the "Apple" background has left us, this is because the nav. graphics look better on pure white.
As a note, I'm preparing yet another major update. If there's any issues with the site you believe I need to address with the format and presentation, please tell me so I can see if my possible rework addresses them. I'm not going to reveal the flavor of the update because I might drop the idea and it involves some workings with other parties.
Date: July 18, 1996
This update provides some significant changes and improvements to the sites, here's the list:
Date: June 29, 1996
Added two weeks worth of new issues (thanks Apple for getting FTP fixed very quickly!). and fixed some minor problems.
Date: June 28, 1996
Added links cross referencing links from some articles back to others and reordered the stuff that appear on infohome.html.
Date: June 27, 1996
My humblest for going so long between updates, of course I didn't have anything to post (dailies) so I couldn't update.
This update adds several dailies. Also please read the Who, what, where, why, to what extent are we?, Answering the Binhex Questions, and A lack of glitz -- Answering the questions why we don't have much "glitz" articles before you re-ask the same questions for the umptenth time.
Also, please look at and compare the June 2, 1996 thru June 8, 1996 week's Table Of Contents w/ the June 9, 1996 thru June 15, 1996 Table Of Contents and tell me if you like the dates reverse ordered (newest on top, oldest bottom) or the regular order (oldest on top, newest on bottom). I'll do whatever seems to be the dominate theme.
I also added some navigation buttons to the various information pages I produce. People requested these more than once.
Finally, I've spell-checked several more pages (sorry, I don't spell-check the articles! :) using the BBEdit dictionary, very cool tool! (BTW, did I mention we've progressed to BBEdit 4.0? You ought to purchase it if you're doing high-end, high volume web work.)
Date: June 14, 1996
The updates adds the remaining June 2 - June 8 dailies. I apologize, personally, for the delay, my bad.
Fixed the June 4, 1996 issues links from its TOC. I didn't change a 3 to a 4 in the dates :-(.
Date: June 7, 1996
The June 6th update never got shipped, because.....
There's other problems I noticed and fixed. Yes, I know, Delta Color and the Pensacola site appear down, Delta Color assures us they'll be up June 8th but be patient, this is not as easy as we try to make it look. Pensacola is having some challenges, we're working w/ them to resolve the problems ASAP.
Date: June 6, 1996
Added two new dailies (special thanks to Charlie McCabe for assuring I got them!), fixed the imagemap again (I hate doing server-siders :), added the newest mirror (Delta Color, Lancaster, PA, USA), and, of course, did the normal fixes.
Course, if you're reading this you already heard the good news.
Date: June 5, 1996
Fixed some problems on find.html (Thanks Mark Dodd) and added a line indicating why some text on the imagemap is red and other stuff is black. (Forgot to put it there originally).
Date: May 31, 1996
Some updates. A new Pensacola, FL mirror is now listed. The latest daily is also included in this revision. Also, I decided to reverse order the dailies, listing newest first and so on.
A warning from Charlie McCabe, Mgr, Online Delivery, the dailies might be not so daily due to how they're written.
Date: May 30, 1996
Massive site changes and a gagel of mirrors! There's a great deal that has changed, here's the rundown:
Date: May 11, 1996
SCOTT GRADUATES!!!!!!!! Yes, I've graduated from Wittenberg University as of 11:59 am Eastern time! Whoa! Your patience is appreciated, I promise now to catch up with all my back email. Case anyone is interested (and even if you're not), I graduated with a double degree in English (writing) and Political Science. BTW, anyone got any jobs in the ISP Mac tech support open, I could use one :).
Response from the article included in a recent EvangeList mailing has been extraordinary. We're looking to bring several new mirrors on-line in the next week or two. I thank Guy Kawasaki for this post, it will help us provide better service.
This update includes new dailies. I'm sorry I do not have more but I've been using Cyberdog and its mail files got corrupted taking a few Info Alley mailings with it.
Date: May 4, 1996
I encoded a few more dailies, updated the machine specifications, rearranged the update.html and daily.html so that they're in reverse order (as requested.).
I'm still playing with a few models on how I might reorg the site if I decide to do so, please give me feedback, specific examples (urls), and the such on what you think would be best. And, yes, we're STILL working on searching and stuff. BTW, by time you read this the search engines will likely have catalogued us as I pointed them at the archive.
Date: May 2, 1996
I'm sorry you've not heard from me in so long. Classes have been utter hell and I'm really trying to graduate.
Of course, due to Apple's neglect (sorry, I can't put it any nicer) I haven't had anything, really, to report. Apple hasn't been getting us any of the dailies reliably until a few days ago. This update adds all the dailies I have access to. I'm talking to Apple with very little success on getting an alternate methodology to distribute items. Even went so far as (hate doing this) asking for special privilege in getting single emailed the updates, but the guy at Apple I'm talking with hasn't responded in nearly a week. (such is life). We'll continue this project regardless of their assistance.
Next on my list, I've to warn everyone that I'm moving this month as my lease runs out May 31st, so I might go incommunicado for an extended period of time. I *will* continue this project, but we could get a few WEEKS behind. Sorry, I will prevent it if I can. I do have a reliable email address (thanks Mike Andrews) to get email at, so I'm not going away, I'll just be.. urmm.. not talking? :)
Notably, before I vacate the premises I'm thinking of reorganizing the site massively. I don't know what this might involve and it might get shelved, but the group is talking about various things we can do to make your life easier/better and the site easier to use and all around better. Suggestion ought to be sent to me and, of course, don't be afraid to dream! (heck, I'm looking at VRML right now :)
Date: April 24, 1996
Yes, the graphics promised are finally in. Sorry for the delay, life had other plans about Chris and my work loads. :(
Apple has finally contacted me about the Information Alley. Took doing an end around (I hate that) but, perhaps now, we'll finally get some cooperation!
Date: April 19, 1996
Ok, so now I am one year older as of yesterday. Have some time on my hands so I thought I'd catch up before the weekend. Every daily I have and have been otherwise able to obtain is included here.
I'll likely do some type of reorg of the archive soon cause this daily.html is growing quickly. Thanks to Mark Dodd and Michael Grinner for noting my errors in previous versions.
Date: April 17, 1996
Thanks Michael Grinner for noting my fubar with the 4/10/96 and 4/12/96 dailies. Seems I kinda forgot to put the folder the files where in the path name :).
Added the newest (4/15/96) daily.
Date: April 14, 1996
In deference to our LYNX using breatheren, I've removed all the ALT= tags from the graphical "next article, home page, top of article, toc, and previous article" buttons. Hopefully this will look better.
On a similar note, many of your noticed that "Tips n' Tidbits" had an extra link and queried "Why not just place the link around the graphical, LYNX will parse it out using the ALT and it'll look the same as now?" IE, same thing as with the buttons above, so I did so.
Finally, all those extra links are reduced in size using

 headers for aesthetic reasons.
Date: April 12, 1996
Many people have emailed me to thank us for doing the dailies. Much applause to our site admins for being quick with the updates, it isn't, by any means, easy.
Many of those messages complained about me reusing dailies/032596/sites.html for dailies/040296/, well, you can stop complaining cause I've copied over the file and linked properly. Let this be a lesson to myself an all other web masters: NEVER sacrifice usability for a few bytes of space! You also wanted something to send you back to the infohome.html page, which I've added.
You'll notice our 3D apple went byebye, it has been replaced by a 2D version lifted off an Apple web site and shrunk with Photoshop. You'll also note it has no border, not to worry, you can still click on it to get to http://www.apple.com/!
Finally, some background work was done to clean up stray files left over from the great redesign! (did you even notice? :)
Date: April 8, 1996
The newest dailies I've received are now HTMLized. Thanks Mark Dodd for noticing some errors in the infoindex.html page and fixing them (they're all okay now!).
Date: April 5, 1996
My humblest for taking so long with Issue 21, it has been done for ages but I got stuck in many projects and fixes at once (see last update just above).
I've taken it upon myself to HTMLize the Dailies, please take a peek and tell me what you think. I'm still playing with how I am going to arrange them relative to the Volume 2 issues. Right now I've a separate page off the main home page, but tell me what you think I should do.
Date: March 30, 1996
Happy 19th B-day Michelle!!! I'm very high-strung right now so I decided to implement some changes:
Date: March 25, 1996
WOW! After Ric Ford added us to his links page (on Macintouch) the usage has skyrocketed according to Mark Dodd. Please note the various mirrors and their locations.
Finally got a response from Apple. I'm HTMLing issue 21 now and will issue it WITHOUT graphics if I can't get the Acrobat version today (I'll email for it :)
Thanks to Jeff Buchsbaum (firstname.lastname@example.com) for catching my spelling error on the machine.html. English lesson folx, too = also != to. :)
Date: March 19, 1996
Life has been going well as of late, save for Apple being very quiet. So, I've sleep after this weekend (going on 2 hrs in 3 days, very dumb!) and have finally made a decision on the future of this project.
Date: March 14, 1996
Wow! I think I did really well on my English comps, so I'm almost out of Wittenberg. I just nipped and tucked a few nagging problems.
Date: Feburary 16, 1996
Whoa!!! Scott is done with Poli Sci Comps, now only English to go (much easier, I think!). Just wanted to give a Whoa! to Mark White, Grant Bayley, and Todd Kunkel, who've, as of late, been doing such a great job!
A kudos to Michael Grinner, he seems to update as fast as I can get them out. Hey, here's the newest issue of "The Information Alley!"
Date: Feburary 13, 1996
Take a peek at our new background. Thankyou much to Chris Chernesky (once again) of Logos Design for this donation.
Date: Feburary 7, 1996
WHOA! I'm in very good spirits these days with a new SO and classes going well. Granted I'm swamped withwork here at Wittenberg University (btw, I've nothing to do withthose pages :(, but it all seems to be going rather well.
On that note, I've finally given in, begrudgingly, to the many who've bitched about the mailto: tags. They now work (ugg). Also fixed some missing tags.
Keep the faith Macintosh warriors. BTW, anyone else want to mirror us? :)
Date: Feburary 4, 1996
Wow, we have been featured in Apple's "Information Alley"!!!!!!! GREAT applause to absolutely everyone that's contributed to make this project a success!
The new issue is done and online (if you're reading this :). I've fixed some problems and added a reference to the fine folx at World Wire who provide our Australian based WWW mirror!
Date: January 28, 1996
The Macintosh community is extremely loyal and helpful. I cannot think of a platform that produces such communal responses. I'm very pleased to announce a new mirror provided by Michael Grinner at GIS Consulting. Those in Europe ought to use this site! for speed reasons.
That's not all the great news. I wish to thank and recognize Brian Rowan of Hampden-Sydney College for donating space for an FTP site and Grant Bayley for providing an additional FTP site! This really helps everyone get their updates faster and more reliably. True, these sites are in the background, but Brian and Grant's generosity definitely deserves recognition and applause by the Macintosh Community
Date: January 20, 1996
Added the latest issues. Also put the background back but with a new color scheme (using ColorMeister!).
Date: January 15, 1996
heehheh That's January 1996 Scott :). Thanks Mark Dodd, one of our intrepid site admins, for noticing the errors in the 12/12/95 Info Alley.
Date: January 6, 1996
I removed the blood-red background and changed back the text color cause most of the email was negative concerning its look.
A "mando thankyou" to Denis Pelli for all her suggestions. Denis suggested I place a link directly to the newest issue at the top of the infohome.html page (that's done) and reverse order the issues list on the bottom of infohome.html (that's done also). Considering Apple doesn't appear responsive to us, I've also reversed the infoindex.html page and placed intra-page hot links to the issues (also reverse order)
Date:January 1, 1996
Its been a good year. The Buffalo Bills crushed the Dolphins twice, my grades are up, and I've meet a very cool person. So what's a bored college student doing on New Year's Day you ask? HTML!!
Now, finally, yes indeed, ALL of Volume 2 is HTML. I was on the phone saturday with a special someone (see above) and can't do 1 thing at a time, so I took Apple's SeText "Where to Find The Information Alley" and HTMLized it, updating and adding the WWW sites. Well, I emailed it to Apple and hopefully they'll have the heart to post it, regardless:
All references to .JPGs are now correct. Meaning all graphics are correctly marked (no JPEGs marked .gif).
You'll also notice the wild new color scheme featuring the blood-red background and light-neon blue text. The background comes from Tony Tran, thanks Tony!
Date: December 15, 1995
When cruising the pages, something I [oddly] rarely do, I noted the ubiquitous rainbow horizontal line looked lamely left margin aligned, so I used the Netscape Extensions  tag to change that.
Additionally, some minor oddities were fixed like graphics saved in 640x480 (resulting in a cropped image) are now properly saved.
Date: December 6, 1995
Whoa! Thanks Todd Kunkel for giving Information Alley yet another mirror!
Also, someone remind me to get my eyes checked. That should be , the / is important Scott! (thanks to our patrons for noticing!).
Date: December 2, 1995
Created the infoindex.html page from Apple's Setext Volume 2 Index. Furthermore, many of you notice lack of paragraph tags in the toc.html files, that's now fixed. Thanks!
Opsie, I messed. Its Logos Design, not Logo Designs. Thanks Chris :-).
Once again, thanks everyone and enjoy!
Date: December 1, 1995
Duh Scott, that's BORDER=0 not NOBORDER. So I fixed it before sending it out. Another Duh me, anyone else notice that I incorrectly referenced the now (in)famous hline.gif, should be ./images/ not ../images/ Gotta pay more attention!
I'm a perfectionist at heart. So, where I can I'll, henceforth, be using JPEGs which have better resolution and color-quality (millions instead of 256). This is a design decision and 1 designated to more faithfully capture and reproduce the Apple's work. Some images have .gif when they are really .JPGs: sorry, its easier then changing all the references (which we might do in the future but not right now). Thanks for the suggestions everyone!
Date: November 27, 1995
Many people emailed me that they'd like to see some "navigational" buttons. You requested previous article, table of contents, home page, top of page, and next article. Ask and ye shall receive! I've gone through and altered every page to include navigation buttons. Special thanks to Logos Design's Chris Chernesky for creating the navigation buttons! Case you are wondering: Yes, in fact, the nav buttons are JPEG images so they look better but I named them .gif, cope!
NOTE: The navigation "buttons" are copyright Logos Design. All Rights Reserved, 1995.
More good news. I've gone back and separated out the various charts into graphics and text pages (see November 15 above).
Furthermore, less you get bored with the changes above, I've added two more issues, May 29, 1995 and June 12, 1995, to the archive. Now wouldn't it be great if we had more mirrors?
Also, I fixed the errant curly-quotes within the inside.html pages. I knew something didn't look right!
And finally, if that wasn't enough, I replaced the "Information Alley" splash screen. The old one was rather pixelated from my old 12" RGB monitor. The newer one is far better!
Date: November 15, 1995
Several people emailed me asking me to change many items to work better with browsers other than Netscape. Starting with the November 14, 1995 issue I'll Place the chart graphics you'd find in the Adobe Acrobat version as separate graphics or pages. Furthermore, I'm placing plain text charts and tables as separate pages (in deference to our text-only breatheren).
You might not have noticed, but the user community has contributed mightily to the improving HTML Information Alley. Many of you noticed page problems and sent me, so anyone who sent me email before today (November 14, 1995) can expect that area to be fixed.
I still want to do a searchable archive but, then again, classes don't allow me to learn CGI. Anyone who knows CGI or can point the maintainers (Mark White, Mark Dodd, and myself) to a CGI to allow searching please contact me via email!
Date: November 17, 1995
The greeting page sees some marked changes. I've pillaged Apple's official Information Alley Home page for a greeting graphic. Also, people mailed in that the color scheme killed their eyes especially on non-Macintosh systems so I changed the background to white and redid the color.
I changed Mark White's address to Mark Dodd in the United States based mirror. Seems I changed the name but left the email (opsie).
Please contact email@example.com with comments or suggestions.
Copyright Scott D. Sauer.
All Rights Reserved.


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