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"I want to thank our partners Think Small and Saint Paul Public Schools for their leadership and great work in this crucial initiative," Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman said. "Our dedication to collaboration in early childcare and education programs, and commitment to improve the health and wellness of all Saint Paul community members are vital as we strive to make Saint Paul the most livable city in America."
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Medium- and heavy-duty trucks are set to receive a second round of standards that will tighten limits on fuel economy even further.
President Barack Obama announced the new standards yesterday, calling on the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Transportation to produce a proposed rulemaking by March 2015, followed by the final rule in March 2016.
The new rule would affect post-2018 truck models, reaching "well into the next decade," according to the White House announcement. According to the announcement, the new standard will save truck owners $50 billion in fuel costs and will cut down the country's oil use by 530 million barrels.
The first round of fuel emissions standards affected the 2014-2018 model years of work trucks, seeking to cut fuel use by 20 percent. The White House announcement called tightening restrictions on work truck fuel economy, "a key component to the President's Climate Action Plan to reduce carbon emissions."
That's because despite only accounting for 4 percent of registered vehicles on the road in 2010, medium- and heavy-duty trucks accounted for approximately 25 percent of on-road fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions and were the second-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in transportation.
To ensure a smoother transition to the new standards, the EPA and DOT will work with companies and fleets to determine where ground can be gained.
The White House announcement also discusses its partnership with four engine and truck manufacturers in Cummins, Volvo, Navistar and Daimler Truck North America to develop SuperTrucks.
Cummins and Peterbilt have worked together to develop one such SuperTruck. After the White House announcement, Cummins and Peterbilt announced that their SuperTruck achieved 10.7 miles per gallon under real-world driving conditions last month.
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Rabha tribes of Assam reside mainly in some parts of Assam and West Bengal and are basically agrarian people.
Rabha tribal community is one of the Scheduled tribes of the Indian Territory. Apart from Assam, these Rabha tribes also are found in other state of India like West Bengal etc. In the state of Assam itself, the concentration of these Rabha tribes are namely Goalpara and Kamrup districts. In West Bengal the tribal group is scattered in and around Cooch Behar and Jalpaiguri district. The whole locale of the Eastern and Western Dooars, can be considered to be the hub of the Rabha tribal community. A major part of the Rabha tribes are centred around in several parts of Dooars region. However, there are some who more often proclaim themselves as Kocha tribes. This tribal community is ramified in two major groups viz. Maitoria and Rangdaniya group.
The Rabha tribe has excelled in the cultural heritage, as has been displayed in its various aspects. Apart from practicing animistic rituals, the Rabha people follow a distinct belief which is an amalgamation of the Hindu and animistic rituals and customs. Differences are found among the ritual practices of the village and forest Rabha groups. These include festivals, clothes etc.
Most people of the Rabha tribal community speak the beautiful language of the same name. Apart from these the people of the community residing in and around West Bengal and Assam are well conversant in Assamese and Bengali languages. Another interesting aspect is that since these Rabha tribes have a belonging to the famous Indo-Mongoloid tribal group, these Rabha tribes also bear similarities with all the other members of Bodo tribes like Kachari, Mech , Hajong Garo, Koch, and also some others.
As far as the occupations are concerned, over the years, this Rabha tribal community has taken up diverse occupations. The Rabha people earn their livelihood by agriculture, and weaving. Basically the Rabha women are engaged in weaving since the early ages. In the ancient period when these Rabha tribes used to dwell in the forests, maximum of them practice shifting cultivation. Instances are cited where these Rabha tribes have been seen to plough in the land they continued to cultivate the land with Gogo or bill-hook. However in the later period, these Rabha tribes chose 'settled' farming and began doing farming with plough.
Today their economy is also agrarian based. However, in the recent times there are quite a few of Rabha tribal community who take gathering and also weaving as their main occupations. Apart from these, the Rabha people are also engaged in government jobs and other occupations.
Opinions are numerous about the relation of these Rabha tribes with other tribes of Indian subcontinent. As per scholars, all the socio-religious elements and all the aspects of the day to day living the Rabha tribes have 'similarities' with that of the 'Pani-Koch'. Again it has also been claimed that the Rabha and the Hajong tribal communities are the sub groups of Kachari race and also has got connection with Garo tribe. Moreover, another eminent scholar has stated that the Rabha tribal community has a belonging to the Great Bodo or Mech family. He also thought that Pani-Koch and the Rabha tribes have the similar lineage, which also establishes their connection with the Garo tribal community. In the nineteenth century also in the year 1909, A. Playfair also has cited some lingual and ethnical similarities between the Rabha tribes and the Garo tribes. He went to the extent of saying that since there has been some kind of similarity between the A' Tong language and the Rangdania , better known as Rabha dialects, naturally establishes the fact that at certain point of time these two tribal communities dwelled in close proximity. It needs no mentioning that maximum of these Rabha tribes speak in the language of the same name.
Fairs and festivals are part and parcel of the exuberant culture of the Rabha tribal community. These Rabha tribes celebrate all the main festivals of the Indian Territory. These include Janmashtami, Durga Puja, Diwali, Id, Muharram, Me-Dam-Me-Phi, the birth and death anniversaries of the Vaishnavite saints Shrimanta Sankardev and Shri Madhabdev. Apart from these, the Rabha people celebrate the Farkhanthi Festival and the Baikhu Festival. The people of Rabha community celebrate the festive occasions with dace, music and songs with great merriment. These people have a distinct form of dance namely 'Nakchung Reni' which they perform when they celebrate the fishing.
Baikho Dance of Rabha Tribe, Assam Kongali or Kati Bihu (May), Bihu-Bhogali or Magh Bihu (January), Rongali or Bohag Bihu (April). Apart from these, there are some of the local festivals, which these Rabha tribes fete, in great festivity. During the spring season, all the Rabha tribal community fetes the Baikho festival in commemoration of the worship of the goddess of wealth, locally known as Baikho. What is to be noted that the famous personality Bishnuprasad Rabha also belongs to the Rabha tribal community.
The main deity of the Rabha people is the Rishi aka Mahakal. Moreover, some other deities who are worshipped by the people of Rabha group are Basek, Rungtuk who are the household deities. Though the Rabha people do not follow any particular Hindu method of worship, the practice of sacrificing in front of the God and Goddesses are prevalent among them as they consider the blood of the sacrifice as an important part to propitiate the God. The Rabha people are the followers of Christianity and Hinduism.
Like each tribal group, Rabha tribal community has a distinctness that makes them separate from others. Their way of leading life, their costumes, their festivals, their religions may have some similarities with some other tribal groups but their own heritage is amalgamated in such a way that their distinctness appears more than anything in the world of human beings.
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - Anybody notice we're in a water mess? If an earlier City Council hadn't been so shortsighted as to keep future councils from jumping the gun, we'd already be in drought level 3, the ultimate everything-goes-brown penalty for living in a place without enough water.
Even so, if it doesn't hurry up and rain a bunch by Oct. 2, we'll soon be in the most restrictive phase of our city's drought contingency plan that prohibits all outside watering when only a 12-month supply remains.
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Of course, we're mostly brown in the summers around here anyway. It typically looks that way even when the lakes are flush this time of year. But it's worse this year because more people are more aware of the need to conserve water and because even drought level 2 imposes expensive surcharges for water use beyond the basics.
The natives and nearly all others are restless, and we're on our way to panic level 1. Because this is America, we blame our government for our condition. But overall local government actually deserves a pat on the back, having built or had a hand in building several lakes over the past half-century and securing rights to the Hickory Aquifer that will save us until the next big rain and beyond.
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At the risk of sounding like a flak for the city, I'll also start making the case now for cutting some municipal slack when things heat up again next spring and summer.
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For the same reason I say water the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, the Visitor Center and other places that are our showcases.
The city has well water it can use to keep those places looking nice, and if it does, there's certain to be grousing. Why, some will wonder, should the city treat itself as special?
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Can i host web service through batch file
kannagiri rosei
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Dec 03, 2005 01:31:00
i just want to host my web service from batch file.
my batch files are exe(
consider my java file is two method add and subract
i want to host this methods as web service from batch files
my batch file run in d:/imwf/java
how to host web service in
remotely without putting my class file inside the tomcat??
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A web service has to respond to requests - how were you planning to receive a request if not through a web server like Tomcat?
Define how you want the outside world to communicate with your service.
kannagiri rosei
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Dec 05, 2005 05:31:00
i am creating java exe using batchfile. am calling batchfile
inside my Mqworkflow BuildTime - process Template i configured the exe .
when the document is triggerred from mq workflow it will execute my java exe and move to next activity based on some condition in sample.FDL file.
i assume that u know Mq workflow that is qhy am writing this mail to u.
here when my batch file runs in the Mq workflow - process.
my web service need three input from third party guys
based on that input i use my logic.
when i start trigger the process from MQ workflow.
is it possible to call web service?
inside my exe.
like my class file is here (path).(D;//imwf/java/giri.jar
is it possible to configure tomcat to directly call this jar(outside WEB-INF)
execute request/responses.
[ December 05, 2005: Message edited by: kannagiri rosei ]
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Dec 05, 2005 06:57:00
Earlier you mentioned you want to host a webservice. If I understood correctly, now I guess you want to know how to call and consume an existing webservice ??
Is that right ? If yes.. then its possible. Try to see how java client samples that is shipped with Apache Axis.
Import or refer the necessary class for consuming the webserivce along with your giri.jar file. Then you should be able to consume a webservice.
Axis Samples:http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/ws-axis/java/samples/
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kannagiri rosei
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Dec 05, 2005 07:10:00
no balaji
the path i mentioned will be executed in Mqworkflow configuration.
i configure giri.jar file will be condigured out side web app.
my batch files will be there in the path.
simply i will take this path and inside MQ workflow -process template i will give this path.
when i start MQ it auotmatically executes java exe.
now tell me
my web service method which is hosted on TOMCAT.
when client call my web service
method add 4 5
i need pass those (4,5) parameters from (integration-any external program) externally to use inside my batch file.
when they access my URL defintely it will execute inside web-inf/classes/myservice -this class i want automatically executed
in my batch file-any way
please tell me.
Balaji Loganathan
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Dec 05, 2005 07:56:00
Calling webservice is as simple as running a java method/function.
For example...
if you want your giri.jar to send an email, then you will need the mail.jar file configured to your MQ workflow..
That is mail.jar file should be available at runtime classpath. Otherwise the system will throw "class not found exception.."
Please let me know whether you understood the above logic ??
Simillar to that calling a webservice requires you have some jar files configured to your workflow. Once done, you can call a webserivce.
kannagiri rosei
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Dec 05, 2005 23:10:00
hi balaji.
i can call a web service,but i want to host my webservice method
is outside webserver.(remotely).
let me clear:
1. my method is in c:/imwf/java
2. i used deploy.wsdd -the class files if i copy it in web server/web-inf/classes only it will work write?
3.i don't want that, my class files will be here
D:/imwf/java if i run deploy.wsdd it should automatically connect web server
and my method in the path should execute.the path i specified that method should execute.
but what actually is doing here is in axis when i deploy.wsdd?
am running deploy.wsdd in the path D:/imwf/java/MyService //org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
please this issue only?
weather should i have to copy these files in web-inf/classes dir
or it is automatically copy's the files inside webinf/classes/
if this happens automatically?
D;/imwf/java/myservice will execute or tomcat server/myservice will execute?
please tell me.
where the my service method will be called.
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|Clinical results of percutaneous pelvic surgery. Computer assisted surgery using ultrasound compared to standard fluoroscopy.
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|This study presents early results of clinical experience with the application of Computer Assisted Surgery (CAS) to percutaneous iliosacral screwing, with comparison to a historical series of patients treated using percutaneous fluoroscopy. Four patients were instrumented using a CAS system, with 10 screws being inserted. Thirty patients were treated by percutaneous fluoroscopic screwing, with 51 screws being inserted. The follow-up assessment included the following criteria; operative time, parameters of radiation exposure, neurological examination, screw placement evaluation on CT-scan, antalgic drug consumption, pain, Majeed grading, and loosening of implants. In the CAS group, the average radiation time was 0.35 min per patient and 0.14 min per screw. No trajectories outside the bone and no postoperative neurological deficits were found. In the fluoroscopic group, the average radiation time was 1.03 min per patient and 0.6 min per screw. Twelve screws had outside-bone trajectories, and iatrogenic neurological deficits were found in seven patients. The average operative time was 50 min in the CAS group and 35 min in the fluoroscopic group. The present CAS technique shows better placement of iliosacral screws, with no outside-bone trajectories and lower radiation exposure.
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Tomorrow sees the second round of DC's Villains Month books hitting the shelves of comic book stores. Before you make the trek to the shop, you can check out some previews for five of the new villainous books. We've got previews for The Riddler, the return of General Zod, Brainiac, Black Manta, and the Court of Owls. You can read the full solicits for each issue below, but here's a quick rundown of the writers for each book: Riddler is by Scott Snyder and Ray Fawkes; Zod is from Greg Pak; Tony Bedard tells us a story about Brainiac; Geoff Johns is joined by Tony Bedard as they show us the Black Manta; and James Tynion IV lays out an early Court of Owls story. All of these titles will be vying for your hard earned money tomorrow. Which ones will you be picking up?
Written by SCOTT SNYDER and RAY FAWKES
Art by JEREMY HAUN
3-D motion cover by GUILLEM MARCH
On sale SEPTEMBER 11 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
With The Dark Knight out of the picture, The Riddler engages in an epic game of wits. Learn what maddening early moments led a young Edward Nygma to evolve into Gotham City's Prince of Mischief! And see how events of ZERO YEAR continue to affect The Riddler today!
Written by GREG PAK
Art by KEN LASHLEY
3-D motion cover by GENE HA
On sale SEPTEMBER 11 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
General Zod storms into The New 52! Witness the origin of this genocidal maniac, and learn how far he will go to destroy those who oppose him!
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by PASCAL ALIXE
3-D motion cover by GENE HA
On sale SEPTEMBER 11 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
Brainiac was the first adversary Superman fought on Earth, but where did he come from? A lineage that spans the universe holds many secrets when we ask, "Who is Brainiac?"
Written by GEOFF JOHNS and TONY BEDARD
Art by CLAUDE ST. AUBIN
3-D motion cover by PAUL PELLETIER and SEAN PARSONS
On sale SEPTEMBER 11 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
Set loose as the Secret Society's plan unfolds, Black Manta is shocked to learn that Aquaman may be dead! Without the object of his hatred, how will Manta claim his final vengeance against the man who killed his father? Where will one of the most lethal villains alive turn his rage when he begins a new mission?
Written by JAMES TYNION IV
Art by JORGE LUCAS
3-D motion cover by PATRICK GLEASON and MICK GRAY
On sale SEPTEMBER 11 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
The Court of Owls takes stock of the new world order created in the wake of Forever Evil! What horrors will they unleash in order to maintain control!
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State House District 23 member Kenny Cox, who represents parts of DeSoto and Natchitoches parishes, will be guest speaker Tuesday at the Tuesday Morning Breakfast Group meeting.
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In canonical G protein signaling, G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) activate heterotrimeric G proteins, which in turn regulate intracellular effector enzymes. Our lab studies G protein signaling and new classes of enzymes that activate heterotrimeric G proteins apart from GPCR-initiated activation. We found the biochemical function of one new G protein activator, Ric-8. Ric-8A activates G protein alpha subunits by serving as a guanine nucleotide exchange catalyst. A major focus of our research group is to investigate the physiological roles that Ric-8 proteins have in directing non-traditional G protein signaling pathways in the cell. Observations made in genetic model systems suggest that Ric-8 proteins work with G proteins to regulate asymmetric cell division, the subcellular localization of G protein subunits, and as modulators of traditional GPCR signaling.
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BTW AI, have you thought about doing some investigative journalism on these fantastical claims by Samsung/Google? I work at a major airport in Florida and when running a simple network scan on the free Wi-Fi service, it invariably shows about 90% connections from Apple devices vice anything else. Where are all these Android phones hiding?
Europe, Asia, Oceana. I get the impression Samsung is far more prominent in markets outside the US than within.


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I personally don't think that terrorism is the largest long-term threat to the health and well-being of myself and those I love. But it is a fact that the spread of technology has made us all at least slightly more vulnerable to weapons of mass destruction.
So what do you do if there's an attack? Kevin Kelly suggests the booklet Individual Preparedness and Response to Chemical, Radiological, Nuclear, and Biological Terrorist Attacks: A Quick Guide. It's a straight-forward guide to how to survive the unthinkable. It's also a nice antidote to the fear-mongering so prevelant these days. And it's free.
Maybe someone should write a guide for how to avoid getting killed in a road accident since the odds are somewhat higher, to say the least.
But would that be too practical? Or too hard?
I'm not sure.
Yeah, well, I remember reading a piece about how more people were killed in the US in 2001 in bathroom falls than terrorist attacks. But, a) it might happen, and being prepared never hurts, and b) in some basic way, knowing what one is supposed to do in one of these situations seems to me to lesson the fear one has (however irrationally) about it. I know I feel more than ready to shelter out a sarin attack now... even though I suspect I'm still far more likely to meet my end slipping on the soap in the bath.
You're right of course but to me there's a difference between a bar of soap and a car or for that matter a handgun. That difference is why we don't try and legislate the use of soap bars but we do cars and handguns.


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Sony TX1 WX1 Cameras
Sony this morning sought to fix one of the longer lasting problems of compact cameras by introducing two new models. The Cyber-shot TX1 and WX1 both switch from a usual CCD sensor to the CMOS technology more commonly seen in DSLR cameras; between this and moving illumination to the back, the cameras gain twice as much light sensitivity as others in their class. The approach helps them shoot in low light without needing to invoke flash or risking blur.
These same sensors also give them features previously only seen in ultrazoom cameras like the HX1, such as 10FPS burst shooting and a sweeping panorama mode that automatically takes and stitches together shots with views up to 185 degrees (for the TX1's regular lens) or 256 degrees (for the wide-angle WX1) depending on the efficiency of the photographer. Video support is downgraded only slightly from the HX1 and sees either shoot at 720p in MPEG-4.
The 10-megapixel TX1 is the more pocketable shooter with just an 0.65in thickness and a conventional 4X zoom but a touchscreen that not only provides touch autofocus but now supports flick gestures to scroll through the existing photo library; it also has optical stabilization. While thicker, the equally 10-megapixel WX1 makes up for the dimensions with a 24-120mm (5X), f2.4 aperture lens that both captures at wide-angle and with more light at maximum aperture than many DSLR lenses.
Sony delivers the TX1 first in September for $380, and the WX1 in October for $350. Pre-orders start this month for the cameras, which come only in black for the WX1 but blue, gray, pink and silver for the TX1.


text: Has this got any impact on the policy config doc? We need a response on this issue. Hilarie ---Forwarded Message Follows--- From: "C. M. Heard" <heard@xxxxxxxxx> To: IPsec WG <ipsec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> cc: "Wijnen, Bert (Bert)" <bwijnen@xxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Important question about draft-ietf-ipsec-doi-tc-mib-07.txt [ authors of draft-ietf-ipsp-ipsec-conf-mib-06.txt bcc'd; ] [ please direct all discussion to ipsec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ] Summary of the discussion so far: I have pointed out to the WG that all of the enumerated INTEGER TCs in the IPSEC-ISAKMP-IKE-DOI-TC MIB module in <draft-ietf-ipsec-doi-tc-mib-07.txt> (except for IsakmpCertificateEncoding) are intended to represent data items that have a certain range of values reserved for "private use amongst cooperating systems." Since values in these ranges are not subject to standardization, there will be no enumerations for them. However, SMIv2 rules require (and MIB users/authors expect) that objects defined with an enumerated INTEGER syntax will assume only those values that are named in the enumeration list. I have therefore advised the WG (in my role as MIB reviewer) that the SYNTAX value of all of the enumerated INTEGER TCs in the IPSEC-ISAKMP-IKE-DOI-TC MIB module be changed to the appropriate Unsigned32 subrange with the usages of the various ranges spelled out in the DESCRIPTION clause (as is done now) and a pointer to the IANA registry included. This approach, which is the also used in the SnmpSecurityModel TC from the SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB in RFC 3411, has the added advantage of not imposing any extra workload on the IANA to supplement or reorganize the existing IPsec and ISAKMP registries. The disadvantage of this approach is that applications such as MIB browsers that don't have any built-in knowledge of the underlying MIB objects can only display the integer value and not the enumeration label, which makes the MIB modules harder to use. This discussion has been dormant for about a week, and I do need to proceed with finalization of my MIB review comments for the ADs. So unless I hear some very convincing arguments to the contrary before Tuesday, 22 April 2003, my review comments will advise that all the enumerated INTEGER TCs in the IPSEC-ISAKMP-IKE-DOI-TC have the SYNTAX value changed to the appropriate Unsigned32 subrange, and that the MIB module be maintained by the WG, not by IANA. I am aware of the following Internet Drafts that contain MIB modules which use one or more of the TCs defined in IPSEC-ISAKMP-IKE-DOI-TC: draft-ietf-ipsec-ike-monitor-mib-04.txt draft-ietf-ipsec-isakmp-di-mon-mib-05.txt draft-ietf-ipsec-monitor-mib-06.txt draft-ietf-ipsp-ipsec-conf-mib-06.txt Of these, it appears that only the last one would be affected by the changes I intend to recommend. It would be necessary to change the object definition ipspSaPreActActionType OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX IpsecDoiEncapsulationMode MAX-ACCESS read-create STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This object specifies the encapsulation mode to use for the preconfigured SA: tunnel or transport mode." DEFVAL { tunnel } ::= { ipspSaPreconfiguredActionEntry 9 } to ipspSaPreActActionType OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX IpsecDoiEncapsulationMode MAX-ACCESS read-create STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This object specifies the encapsulation mode to use for the preconfigured SA: tunnel or transport mode." DEFVAL { 1 } -- tunnel ::= { ipspSaPreconfiguredActionEntry 9 } Regards, Mike Heard


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Due to the terrible economy there has been a role reversal at my house. I am now a returning student and my wife is now the primary bread winner. I have taken on the role of House-Husband.
I constantly look for new flavors and snacks that are healthy and nutritious for my wife and I, however, it can be a battle to find those "go to" recipes that we all rely on.
I'll start by sharing a recipe that works for us. Hopefully through our mutual feedback we can find some tasty and healthy recipes.
This recipe I found on www.allrecipes.com :
California Grilled Veggie Sandwich
You get 2 tbsp. Mayo and 1tbsp. lemon juice and 2 minced garlic cloves and mix as a spread. I spread this on halved ciabatta bread cover with feta/mozzarella and toast lightly.
I cut up 1/2 cup of red bell peppers, zucchini, and squash and toss with pepper and salt with a sprinkle of olive oil. I placed them onto a foil covered oven pan and broil.
Place onto Ciabatta bread and consume with delight.
I reduce portion size(s) of bell peppers, zucchini, and squash if I add chicken, which is equally as good.
According to allrecipes.com it contains 393cal. 23g fat 22mg Chl.


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McCandless man honored by Duquesne University
Decades of scholarship have brought Ronald Arnett to another high point in his academic career.
Arnett, 61, of McCandless, recently received the Duquesne University's President's Award for Excellence in Scholarship for 2013.
"It is a significant honor to be a part of the university's longtime tradition of scholarship," said Arnett, chairman of the Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies at the McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts.
He has been with Duquesne since 1993.
Arnett has written nine books and 70 scholarly articles. His topics included communication ethics, communication pedagogy, philosophy, theology, psychology and sociology.
Arnett's interest in rhetoric was piqued at Manchester College, a liberal arts school in Indiana. He remembered Paul Keller as "one of the finest teachers I've ever known," he said.
Keller encouraged Arnett's interest to learn all he could about communication. That spark first came from his parents and later from others who kept him on his career path.
Arnett majored in theology, psychology and English at Manchester and then pursued a master's degree and doctorate in interpersonal communication at Ohio University.
"Communication needs to be studied," he said. "It's an ongoing chain of engagement with the history and social characteristics of a given moment."
Arnett directs a department of 11 faculty members, about 200 undergraduates, 70 doctoral and 50 master's degree students. Communication and rhetorical studies professor Janie Harden Fritz was a member of the search committee who welcomed Arnett to the campus.
"He had a sensitivity to the humanities and the tradition of Duquesne that was rooted in rhetoric and philosophy," Fritz said.
As he teaches, Arnett prefers to concentrate on what is being said, not how it's said.
He can trace the changes in communication from the Industrial Revolution when "processes and procedures had a dominant impact on the industrial world."
"We're not teaching the skills of being a blacksmith anymore," he said. "We're not in a knowledge culture now, but a learning culture."
And if learning is to happen, real connection begins when one recognizes the need "to understand your neighbors before you understand the content (of their communication)."
Arnett sees social media as a kind of technological wave offering "multiple strands to connect to the human condition."
He's not bothered by texting but, rather, by its lack of content.
He cautions that when users are "burned in the banality of blurring public and private discourse, we get back to the same issues: How smart are you? What do you bring to the conversation — not just your interest in a new toy."
It's difficult for Arnett to choose whether his favorite activity is classroom teaching or writing.
"I get smarter in the classroom, too," he said. "A teacher needs to be the first learner in the classroom, not just the teller."
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My long withstanding CBS Commissioner leauge chose to expand this year. It changed from the 12 team head to head format we have used for the past 5 years to a 16 team head to head League. We pretty much utilize the CBS standard scoring except for penalizing hitters slightly less (no -1 for SO, no -2 for CS). We have 5 bench spots, start 6 SP's with no RP requirement, and start 1 Utility Player.
I welcomed the expansion to 16 teams to lessen the available talent on the waiver wire. It became entirely too easy to replace an injured player or non performing player. Now with 16 rosters people will be forced to trade and if you are so unfortunate to lose your 1st round draft pick; you better make a move! Right?
So I had Evan Longoria.
Traded him for the newly 3B eligible Kevin Youkilis and OF Curtis Granderson. I gave up Daniel Hudson SP and Ivan Nova SP along in the package. I felt so early in the season I couldn't sustain an injury to my stud 3B. (I especially didn't like the thought of an oblique injury lingering as he would struggle to hit 30 HR in a full healthy season anyhow.)
So I gave him up.
I like the move through and through. The production I will get out of Kevin Youkilis will easily match what I will have gotten from Longoria after he sits out 3-5 weeks and then deals with a lingering oblique injury... Right? As for Curtis Granderson... well... I dunno. I guess the possibility for him to hit 30 HR and bat .250 in a league that doesn't penalize strikeouts, I figured he'd play. He will look good in the own/start column at least. (don't act like you don't base your judgement on own/start %)
Now my second round pick...
Josh Hamilton
Today he goes down with a shoulder injury after legging out a 4pt triple for me today. Finishing the week (and the next 6-8 weeks) with a lowly 7 FPTS. Wow. First Longoria and now Hamilton. What can I do here? I already leveraged myself with the Longoria trade (Curtis Granderson doesn't look so bad now does he). My outfield now consists of Curtis Granderson and Torii Hunter then: Jason Bay (almost back from the DL), Magglio Ordonez (lingering injury to ankle/achilles), and newly acquired Chris Coghlan. One of those guys has to start at U as well mind you.
My third round pick Adam Dunn had a neat little emergency appendectamy already this year too. That was fun.
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Justin Allen Gustkey, 32, was arrested on a felony charge of possession of firearms by certain persons and harassing communications, a misdemeanor.
Between 3:45-8:42 p.m. Monday, Rogers was dispatched to Country Aire Apartments for several 911 hang-up calls and a possible domestic situation. Gustkey told Rogers that he had been calling 911, because people were trying to get into his apartment to hurt him. After further investigation, Gustkey was allowed to leave for ...


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The street seethes with the cries of desperate people, gives voice to their miseries, and flings much reviled rulers into the firing line. Even though police stations burn all night and the sky rains bullets and fire, millions will still converge on the street and force the old order to pass into oblivion, as in France, Russia, China and recently Tunisia, Egypt and Syria. Retribution comes unsought and suddenly, as years of injustice, hunger, oppression, and misery are piled on the people by tyrannical rulers. The accumulated lava of human suffering finally erupts, like a volcano, into a fierce embrace of change in the wide open streets where the common man rules and the elites flee.
In India too, the streets are seething with injustice from the rule of the criminal crooks. The rulers wear a shining mantle of a soaring GDP woven with poisonous threads of loot, incompetence, corruption and callous indifference. The minorities being the kingmaker and CBI in golden chains, the party is sitting pretty with coffers filled with unprecedented loot to the tune of 462 billion dollars. It doesn't matter that the price of onions, food, and fuel are rising geometrically, the air and water are polluted, medicines are spurious, the Pakistanis pump fake currency, the Dragon breathes fire every other day, scams keep popping up from every corner, and the courts are hamstrung by the "kiss Sonia, kill Modi" dichotomy. Yet, there is no outrage, no gathering ground for an angry majority, no rebellion, no guns, no chafing nationalistic dissent, and no solidarity to fight the evils of the day.
Meanwhile, the Dynasty rules supreme, appeases Muslims, divides Hindus into castes, languages, and regions and frays the fabric of a United India with impunity. Our religious leaders are in the Shangri La of "sarva dharma sama bhava," followed by the peace brigade eulogizing over 'aman ki asha." Our business leaders want to do business with Pakistan so they can make money and the techno group is reluctant to sing the National anthem for fear it will dry up the projects coming from the West. There is no chorus for a United Team India. Like the proverbial elephant they are serving the tail, trunk or the body without a thought about the good of the whole elephant. Fragmentation, be it social or emotional is the order of the day, and there's not a whiff of anxiety from the chattering classes regarding overcoming it, or building a cohesive and functioning 'Team India."
Yes, we all know this. We also know the price we paid. Uniting and fighting for our survival, standing up for our religion, our dharma, our heritage and supporting our martyrs has been the missing ethic especially among the Hindus. Lack of this supreme ethic has forced us to live on bent knees to several masters for the longest time. And yet we do nothing to join hands and fight.
Building Team India to fight the crooked regime is not easy and cannot happen unless the awareness that "to survive we must bond together" is worn on every person like a second skin. The knowledge factory churning out conferences, discussions, arm-chair politicizing, temple get-togethers, angst via the internet, social media nationalism, fact-finding trips, and lectures will result in more of the same "preaching to the converted" and increasing the tribe of closet Hindus. And it will have little effect on the self-centered, middle class Hindus marooned in a fantasy land of cricket, Bollywood, and racing to the land of riches. Can this myopic middle class lead the people in the struggle for justice?
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