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Motorola's been on a FCC-approving rampage lately, and we have two more entries to add to the mix. The first is what appears to be the QWERTY-packing Droid 4: not only does it come with Verizon's LTE band 13 and CDMA / EVDO (with GSM / EDGE / WCDMA on the side, locked to all US carriers), the docs make mention of the Droid 4's rumored 1,785mAh battery and shows test results with "slider open" and "slider closed." Also passing through the governmental agency's doors is what appears to be a GSM 3G version of the Xoom 2 Media Edition with AT&T-compatible (850 / 1900) GSM / WCDMA bands. Unlike the Xyboard that made its way through the FCC a few days ago, this one lacks LTE or CDMA / EVDO. Check out the gallery below for a few images gleaned from the docs.
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Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show Debut Draws Strong Ratings
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So, the ratings are in for Jimmy Fallon's debut on The Tonight Show–and they look pretty solid. More than solid, in fact. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon's inaugural episode drew 11.3 million viewers, which is the second largest Tonight Show audience in five years (Jay Leno's recent departure brought in 14.6 million).
As The Hollywood Reporter points out, Fallon's first episode had a bit of a disadvantage–it began at midnight, as opposed to the normal 11:30 time slot it will normally enjoy, due to NBC's Olympics coverage.
Fallon's scheduled guests last night were Will Smith and U2, but a cadre of high-profile celebrities made an appearance to wish the new host good luck–in their own weird way. Celebs appearing on Fallon's first show included Robert De Niro, Stephen Colbert, Lady Gaga, Seth Rogen, Kim Kardashian, and Tina Fey.
With bits like this…
and this…
and a couple of performances from U2…
Fallon was able to capture more than 2 million more viewers than Conan O'Brien snagged when he took over for Jay Leno in 2009.
He also beat the numbers on his final show of Late Night by nearly 5 million viewers. Ah, the power of the Tonight Show brand.
Last night's show has received generally positive–if not glowing–reviews. Fallon proved a capable, humble host–one that will only get better as he settles in. It's a big job, and one that every comedian dreams of landing. Fallon will be just fine–unless of course, Leno gets antsy. We all know what happens when Leno gets antsy.
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I have recently purchased this game via steam. Whenever attempting to launch the game I see a white box and for a few moments and the game hard crashes. I get the the typical problem that there was a problem with this program.
After a bit of research the only suggestion that support has shared is to revert to radeon video drivers from January of 2012. I was able to properly revert my drivers but this made no difference. Im now running the most recent drivers again. This made no difference. I have attempted to launch the application in compatibility mode (XP sp3) with admin permissions. Again, no dice, continues to crash on startup. Here is the specific error message from eventvwr.msc: (I have verified that ntdll.dll is not corrupt)
Faulting application name: LawAndOrder101.exe, version: 2012.1.25.6471, time stamp: 0x4f205b7b Faulting module name: ntdll.dll, version: 6.1.7601.18229, time stamp: 0x51fb1072 Exception code: 0xc0000374 Fault offset: 0x000ce753 Faulting process id: 0x5d0 Faulting application start time: 0x01cec175a5ceaafc Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\lawandorder\LawAndOrder101.exe Faulting module path: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll Report Id: e4c9b82e-2d68-11e3-b814-485b3939410c
Fault bucket , type 0 Event Name: APPCRASH Response: Not available Cab Id: 0
Problem signature: P1: LawAndOrder101.exe P2: 2012.1.25.6471 P3: 4f205b7b P4: StackHash_4601 P5: 6.1.7601.18229 P6: 51fb1072 P7: c0000374 P8: 000ce753 P9: P10:
Attached files: C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Temp\WER46A1.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
These files may be available here: C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive\AppCrash_LawAndOrder101.e_6678dd3390d711b7364422684175b8cb3ff0b354_02964b62
Analysis symbol: Rechecking for solution: 0 Report Id: e4c9b82e-2d68-11e3-b814-485b3939410c Report Status: 1
My dxdiag will follow. Has anyone been able to look into this problem? Appears to have been around for over a year.


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Agfa Scala is still available from Maco.
As far as I know, the last coating of rolls took place in 2005, then Agfa Photo went bankrupcy and the consumer film division was taken over by Lupus. Since the original factory was shut down, my guess is that the rolls of film were stored somewhere. Since this is a slow moving film (I loved it but there is no more a lab in Italy handling it now), and Lupus is mainly a trading company I guess they handled the cutting and packaging to a third party.
I have seen this with the CT Precisa slide film, the new ones have a box with Lupus logo on it and they look like packaged by Ferrania (former 3M film division). I have been told by a friend that works there that Ferrania bought some rolls of coated color film from Agfa bankrupcy stock. But I cannot state if they are also producing current Agfa line of consumer films and packaging what's left of the old.


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Located in Pine Forest, this motel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Five Flags Speedway, Uncle Sandy's Macaw Bird Park, and Sam's Fun City. John R.Jones Junior Athletic Complex and Marcus Pointe Golf Club are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This motel offers access to a 24-hour business center. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Pensacola motel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour business center
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- Year Built 1996
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> A new IE 5 beta became available from Microsoft last week. The level of XML
> support seems to have been enhanced considerably. For example, you can now
> display a stand-alone XML document with a CSS style sheet. (though I don't
> think all the CSS features are covered). According to Microsoft you can do
> the same with an XSL stylesheet. As I've just begun trying to tackle XSL,
> this seemed to me a good chance to try. However, I've not succeeded in
> displaying anything but a white screen or error messages.
> Has anyone tried this yet? What do you think of the new beta?
Yes, it's pretty interesting. It uses a validating parser. And there *is* XML
+ CSS support (hooray!!!). But there is a problem: if you have an entity
declared in your DTD as, say, &foo; and later try to reference it in the
document as &foo;, if your document is not *styled* it's replaced just fine.
But if you style it with CSS, the replaced entities are invisible (though
everything else displays just fine).
in the CSS
display: block;
font: 14pt garamond, times, serif;
color: navy; background: transparent;
margin: .5em 0;
in the DTD
<!ENTITY foo "bear">
and in the Markup itself
<para>Mama &foo;, Papa &foo;, and baby &foo;.</para>
All you will see is
Mama , Papa , and baby .
styled correctly, but without the entities replaced! Remove the reference to
the stylesheet, and you get a collapsible XML doc (with tags), and with the
entities replaced just fine!
There were a few other problems. For example,
para { font: 12pt garamond, times, serif; }
para:first-letter { font-size: 36pt; }
caused the entire paragraph to be rendered in 36pt garamond!!!
They still haven't gotten around to implementing some of CSS1 (not to mention
CSS2), preferring instead to introduce extensions like "CSS behaviors" (booooo).
(As to XSL, I haven't paid much attention to it, since it's not even supposed to
be finalized until sometime middle of next year. CSS1 will have been a
recommendation for two years as of December.)
All in all, though, things are starting to look up with XML support in browsers.
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"By committing to clean up power plants with a stakeholder process similar to that which was used for other Clean Air Act standards, you are once again demonstrating your commitment to commonsense solutions that takes the challenge of climate change seriously," the officials wrote. "This move, combined with the strong efficiency and clean energy goals also outlined in your Climate Action Plan, is key to putting America on a path to a future powered by homegrown clean energy."
600 state, local officials praise Obama's action plan, regulatory push
Virgin Islands builds renewable portfolio with new payment system
Renewable energy use can look like a no-brainer for sunny, windy island nations that face high conventional power prices, but the reality of renewable installations can be fraught with challenges linked to the small size of such power systems and barriers involved with linking them to the power grid. The government of the Virgin Islands this week took steps to tackle some of those issues with the passage of a new Feed-In Tariff Act designed to encourage the construction of small to midsize renewable energy installations that would integrate with its diesel-based electric infrastructure.
When will smart meters' day come?
When the Obama administration seeded smart grid and advanced meter deployments in 2009 with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds, proponents hoped the meters would be linked with new "time of use" electricity rates and household displays that would dramatically demonstrate the high wholesale cost of peak, midday power, prompting customers to conserve electricity at those times.
Democrat moves to revive carbon tax as option for upcoming EPA rules
One House Democrat yesterday floated draft legislation that would allow states to implement a carbon tax to comply with U.S. EPA's forthcoming rule for existing power plant CO2. Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.) proposed giving states the option of implementing a state-level excise tax on the greenhouse gas emissions from regulated existing generation as a means of satisfying the rule EPA will propose next month under Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act. He is soliciting feedback on his draft.
Ohio poised to loosen renewable energy standards in nationwide first
Ohio could become the first state to soften standards for utilities' energy efficiency and renewable energy use if a fast-tracked bill passes the House this week as expected. The state's Senate Bill 310 would repeal requirements for power providers to source half their renewable energy in-state and would freeze annual increases in alternative energy integration for two years.
Wash. governor set to use executive authority to enact clean fuels program
On the heels of an executive order that jump-starts efforts to address climate change, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) has signaled he is willing to take further executive action to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels. Appearing on a recent Seattle-based television show, Inslee said he is willing to use executive authority to implement a low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS). The program would mandate that fuel producers reduce the carbon intensity of their fuel mix over time to clean up the transportation sector, which accounts for roughly 44 percent of Washington's greenhouse gas emissions. "It is clear that it is both my role and my responsibility to act where legislators fail, and there's been so far an abject failure to do any action to really deal with carbon pollution," he said.
Action on warming likely in short term, some Republicans say
Christine Todd Whitman, former governor of New Jersey and head of U.S. EPA under President George W. Bush, and Bob Inglis, former congressman from South Carolina, said they see the politics of climate change beginning to shift. "The two things that really drive Republicans are fiscal growth, economic growth and national security," Whitman said at the Fortune Brainstorm Green Conference, a gathering of businesses, environmentalists and state and federal officials. "Climate change runs smack headlong into both of those."
Obama nominee faces tough questions from GOP senators
Norman Bay, President Obama's pick to lead the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, faced sharp criticism today from Republicans on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee bristling over enforcement complaints. But Bay also appeared to have found critical allies on the panel of 12 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Ranking member Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) asked Bay, a former New Mexico prosecutor, to address recent criticism that FERC's Office of Enforcement — which Bay has led since 2009 — has handed out excessive fines.
Lawmakers Scrutinize Nominee to Head Federal Electricity Regulator
The Obama administration's nominee to head the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission faced congressional scrutiny on Tuesday for his role in the commission's push to hold Wall Street firms and traders accountable for alleged manipulation of electricity prices. As FERC's enforcement director, Norman Bay worked with former Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Jon Wellinghoff to put more muscle in the commission's enforcement program, seeking substantial fines from financial firms such as J.P. Morgan Chase and Barclays
Pundits weigh risks, benefits of Obama himself rolling out power plant rule
President Obama himself plans to roll out his administration's proposal next month for curbing greenhouse gases from existing power plants, U.S. EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said today. The EPA chief confirmed in a Google+ hangout on the president's climate agenda that Obama "indicated his intent" to announce the proposal himself — something that she said showed his commitment to it. Greens say some direct involvement from the president would guarantee the proposal gets the attention it needs to win public support and counter opposition messaging by industry groups that the rules will drive up energy costs and damage grid reliability.


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Farmers voice concerns on child labor rules
While farmers recently welcomed news that the U.S. Department of Labor will reconsider rules regarding
youth working on farms, concerns about the proposal remain.
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While farmers recently welcomed news that the U.S. Department of Labor will reconsider rules regarding
youth working on farms, concerns about the proposal remain.
Saying that it could reduce net farm income by more than $5 billion over the next 10 years, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF) President Brent Porteus recently told a panel of lawmakers that farmers were concerned about cap and trade legislation passed by the U.S. House.
While antibiotic resistance is a natural biological phenomenon, some are questioning the impact that antibiotics used in livestock production might have on public health.
Six Ohio agricultural producers recently received the 2009 Environmental Stewardship Award from commodity organizations and the Ohio Livestock Coalition (OLC)
County Farm Bureaus across the state regularly contribute to their local communities.
Water quality and agriculture stories will be on the front page for months and years to come. Ohio Farm Bureau is working with reporters to draw their attention to agricultures commitment to accept responsibility and act responsibly.
As the peak season approaches for harmful algal blooms on Lake Erie, Ohio agriculture will continue to be in the public spotlight for its impact on water quality.
Broad support shown for Livestock Care
More than 1½ years ago, Ohio produce growers gathered in Columbus to testify about a proposed National Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement aimed at improving food safety and quality. The voluntary program was not very popular with Ohio farmers.
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God Judges the Proud
For the choir director. A Davidic Maskil. When Doeg the Edomite went and reported to Saul, telling him, "David went to Ahimelech's house." #1Sm 22:9
1Why brag about evil, you hero! #Ps 94:4
God's faithful love is constant. #Ps 40:10-11|NoBook| 138:2
2Like a sharpened razor,
your tongue devises destruction,
working treachery. #Ps 5:9|NoBook| 50:19|NoBook| 59:7
3You love evil instead of good,
lying instead of speaking truthfully. #Ps 58:3Jr 9:4-5Selah
4You love any words that destroy,
you treacherous tongue! #Ps 10:7Pr 17:4
5This is why God will bring you down forever.
He will take you, ripping you out of your tent;
He will uproot you from the land of the living. #Ps 27:13Pr 2:22Selah
6The righteous will look on with awe
and will ridicule him: #Jb 22:19-20Ps 37:34
7"Here is the man
who would not make God his refuge,
but trusted in the abundance of his riches,
taking refuge in his destructive behavior." # Or riches, and grew strong in his evil desire ; lit his destruction #Ps 10:6|NoBook| 49:6Pr 11:28
8But I am like a flourishing olive tree
in the house of God; #Ps 1:3|NoBook| 128:3Jr 11:16
I trust in God's faithful love forever and ever. #Ps 143:8
9I will praise You forever for what You have done.
In the presence of Your faithful people,
I will put my hope in Your name, for it is good. #Ps 30:12|NoBook| 54:6
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Last Minute Hype- 'UFC 135: Jones vs. Rampage' Weigh-In Results & Video
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Throughout their co-appearance media blitz, Quinton Jackson and Jon Jones looked angry, annoyed, and eager to punch each other in the face. Now with their fight just around the corner, the two appear at peace, joyful, and eager to punch each other in the face. Jones opted to forgo his usual 'staring off into the sunset' routine for the obvious reason. Even though Koscheck suppressed his inner smug and Nate Diaz kept the safety on his double-barrel "Hey Buddy", more than one person left the weigh-ins with the feeling that his personal space had been violated.
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On my mind #4
Tacking on a full-time, professional grad program after finishing up my PhD has meant some sacrifices to my research program. That being said, I've been fortunate to have some great (and understanding) collaborators, and I've had a few articles go live in the last few months. Effects of age and unaccustomed resistance exercise on mitochondrial […]
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A quick thought on statistical power
Whether you're an allied health professional, strength coach, or personal trainer, there's no hiding from the greater demand for evidence-informed practices. In an age where your clients come to you having spent hours online already trying to tackle their problem, they're likely to end up on your door step with more questions, and likely expectations, […]
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It's been awhile since my last post, and let's just say that balancing a full-time post-doc with completing a full-time physiotherapy degree hasn't left much time for the site. It's been a tough two months, and after sitting down and really thinking about what my priorities are right now, I've rebalanced my projects which should […]
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Taking a break from science this weekend, here is what's on my mind right now:
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Essential Reading #1
I've worked with plenty of people over the years who have achieved impressive levels of strength and physique development without ever knowing what a myosin heavy chain is or the names of any of the muscles that attach to the scapula. You'd be surprised how far you can go with a barbell and lots of […]
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On my mind #1
I've received some good feedback on the Strong Science series, but wanted to create some posts that aren't necessarily tied to a theme or filled with science. My thought process is best described as anything but organized so I thought I'd throw together a random thoughts style of post as a good way to put […]
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What's more important?
My family always had dogs, so the concept of dog training wasn't foreign to me when I got my own, however being a kid at the time I don't think I was nearly as involved in the process as I should've been. Only as an adult have I realized the amount of behind-the-scenes work with […]
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Not all actions are equal
I swore when I started this blog and using twitter and Facebook more regularly that I wouldn't become one of those chronic motivational quote posters. The fitness industry certainly doesn't need any more, and I'm starting to suspect that 90% of all fitness-related tweets are really just quotes from someone else followed by the hashtag […]
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Publicize your learning process
Every fitness professional, exercise scientist and kinesiology student should have a blog. I know this seems contrary to opinions on the more popular fitness blogs, those telling everyone to filter their info and criticizing people for pushing articles online without at least a decade of experience. We're putting limits and qualifiers on who can contribute, […]
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How much interest is there in a PvP course to learn the basics of player-vs-player fighting?
I keep hearing from time to time, that people avoid PvP because "they suck" at it.
We could take a look at each others build, optimize that and practice basic strategies for dueling and arena matches.
A good PvPer is automatically an awesome PvEer, as well.
It couldn't hurt to have my build looked at. I do suck as PVP. I always have, in any game I play. I think a big part of it is my reaction time isn't as fast as it probably needs to be.
I'll post my equipment later, along with Doff assignments and Boff positions. Do you need to know my skill allotment as well?
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By Kathleen Doheny HealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, June 16, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Although the pesticide DDT was banned in the United States in 1972, women exposed to the chemical while they were still in the womb may be more likely to develop breast cancer than women who had less exposure to the pesRead Full Article
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Around 50 people braved torrential rain to protest after a four-year-old autistic boy died just days after going to hospital with a suspected tummy bug.
The family of Harry Procko gathered with friends and supporters for a tea party outside the entrance of the Queen's Medical Centre, where they released blue balloons into the air and held banners which read 'Justice For Harry'.
Harry's parents took him to the GP when he started vomiting and having diarrhoea on June 18. Two days later he was taken to the QMC's accident and emergency department because the symptoms had not gone away.
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Just 48 hours later, Richard found his son "blue and not breathing". After the family called an ambulance, which took Harry to hospital, the four-year-old was briefly revived before being pronounced dead.
Ms Marika Procko, 45, of Ferrers Walk, St Ann's, said: "It's just nice to see so many people turn up for my little boy.
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The family have complained to Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs the QMC, as they believe his care was "inadequate." An investigation by NUH is ongoing.
Harry's father, Richard, a full-time carer for his other three autistic children, came up with the idea for a tea party.
"I just sat one day and thought I'd like to take a letter to the hospital. Then I thought we could just get some people to stand outside with us for five minutes and it just spiralled from there."
The 47-year-old has also started an online petition.
He said: "I'd like a change in the law for the way autistic children are treated because doctors just don't have the patience or the understanding."
Devena Wright, 34, a stay-at-home mum from Mona Street, Beeston, decided to show her support at the tea party after her friend told her about the case.
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay faculty, staff and students played important roles in the development of the recently published "Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Wisconsin."
The atlas, a project of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology, is believed to be the largest natural history survey ever conducted in Wisconsin. The 602-page, full-color book documents the work of more than 1,600 field observers. It details distribution and general information for 237 species of Wisconsin birds.
Among the purposes of the atlas are to provide a permanent record of the bird species breeding in Wisconsin, provide data for monitoring future changes in bird populations, assess habitat needs of breeding species, help in land-use planning, and assist industry in preparing environmental impact assessments.
Robert Howe, UWGB professor of Natural and Applied Sciences and director of the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity, initiated the project in 1995 and was co-editor and author of major sections of the book, along with Noel Cutright and Bettie Harriman of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology.
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A $250 million donation that would have been among the largest gifts to higher education in U.S. history has been withdrawn from a small Kentucky liberal arts college, officials said Monday.
Centre College in Danville, Ky. — known for hosting vice presidential debates in 2000 and 2012 — said Monday that the all-stock gift from the A. Eugene Brockman Charitable Trust was linked to a "significant capital market event" that put considerable time pressure on the college to structure the gift and the proposed scholarship program.
"We're not happy, in any shape or form, with this outcome," Centre College President John Roush told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "This would have helped us do better what we're already doing."
College officials said they were notified by the trustee last week with word that the gift had been withdrawn. The call informing the school came the same day the business transaction was to close, Richard Trollinger, Centre's vice president for college relations, said in an interview.
A statement from the school did not include comment from the trust or its trustee. Through a spokesman, the son of the trust's founder — who formed the charitable organization a few years before his death — declined to comment Monday.
The donation would have created a Centre College scholarship program next year. Annually, 40 students majoring in the natural and computational sciences and economics would have received the full-ride scholarships, the school had said.
Trollinger said in an interview that the gift was part of a multibillion-dollar "corporate reorganization and recapitalization" that had to take place in a limited amount of time.
"For reasons unknown to the college, the transaction is not going forward and as a result, the gift that had been committed to Centre has been withdrawn," he said.
Asked his reaction when he got the word, Roush replied: "There's a sense of disappointment and loss, no question about that."
Centre is at the start of a fundraising campaign that now has lost its central gift, but Roush said the college will continue its pursuit of creating the type of scholarship program envisioned by the gift. "A task force of trustees, faculty, staff and students will be assembled to continue this conversation," he said.
"Centre College was an outstanding national liberal arts college before the gift was committed, and Centre's future remains exceedingly bright," Roush added.
When announced, the donation had ranked among the 20 biggest gifts ever to a U.S. college or university, according to a list maintained by the Chronicle of Higher Education. It had been the second-largest such gift to a U.S. school since 2011, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, surpassed only by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's $350 million donation to Johns Hopkins University announced earlier this year.
Brockman formed the charitable trust in 1981, a few years before his death. His son, Robert T. "Bob" Brockman, attended Centre for a couple of years before getting his degree elsewhere and is a former chairman of the school's board of trustees. Bob Brockman, who lives in Houston, left the Kentucky school because he wanted a degree in business administration, which isn't offered as a major at Centre.
Bob Brockman is also chairman and CEO of The Reynolds and Reynolds Co., an auto dealer services firm that merged with Universal Computer Systems in 2006. The company develops software and services for automotive dealerships.
Brockman declined to comment Monday through company spokesman Tom Schwartz.
"This is between the trust and the college," the spokesman said.
Trollinger said the Brockman Trust has been "a longtime friend and important partner." He said the trust had made a number of generous gifts over the years to help transform the campus and improve its facilities.
"Our collaboration with the Brockman Trust has made us better in many ways and will continue to do so," he said.
A prior $19.5 million gift from the Brockman Trust went for construction of a dorm that opened a year ago at Centre.
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As promised, NBC Universal's videos were this weekend pulled from the iTunes Store, leaving the site's video content considerably diminished. Material from the TV network and its affiliated companies once accounted for 40 percent of all video on iTunes, and included some of the most popular downloads, such as Battlestar Galactica and The Office, the latter of which was even featured in an iPhone keynote by Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
The removal coincides with the expiry of NBC's agreement, which the company decided to let slip due to unhappiness with Apple's pricing policies. While NBC wanted to experiment with different schemes, such as bundles or a test pricing of $2.99 for a single show, Apple refused, insisting that it conform with the standard season pass/$1.99-per-episode format. NBC has launched its own competition through a joint venture, Hulu, but a number of major networks remain on iTunes, including ABC, CBS, Fox and Comedy Central.


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Thompson, along with his wife June and their daughters (including Alana, aka "Honey Boo Boo"), made their way from the family home in McIntyre, Georgia to the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida to determine the cause of the TLC reality star's ailment. As they departed from their home city, "Mama" June Shannon asked for fans to keep her husband in their thoughts via their official Facebook page, adding that as they traveled to Jacksonville, they were nervous to see what could be done for Thompson.[Photos: The 'Honey Boo Boo' Family Takes Over Yahoo! TV's Instagram]
Shannon disclosed that Thompson has been "passing out a lot since May." Doctors in their hometown were apparently unable to ascertain the cause of the problem. As a result, the family decided to visit the clinic in Jacksonville with the hope that they could find answers and put together a treatment plan.
Thompson has dealt with other health problems, including diabetes and pancreatitis, but the family insists that the potential neurological condition does not have any correlation to his previously identified medical issues. His "diabetes and pancreatitis are under control," Shannon confirmed via Facebook.
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As of Monday morning, the family was back at their hotel in Jacksonville after an appointment with a neurologist, but without any definite answers. Thompson went back in for more tests and Shannon confirmed via Facebook that they would be in Jacksonville all week to keep working with doctors to better understand the situation.[Related: Honey Boo Boo and the Mysterious Odors: Our Watch 'N' Sniff Adventure]
They continued to share their thanks for the thoughts and prayers of fans, as well as photos of the family with gifts from fans.
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The family posted this photo along with the caption: "Thanks to Debbie from the bistro at our hotel for the handmade gifts we love them..."


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Started by Patrick Sun, Sep 16 2005 03:09 PM
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Posted September 16 2005 - 03:09 PM
The premise was kinda interesting, but as the 2 hours (with tons of commercial breaks) unfolded, the show had me scratching my head in terms of moving the plot along for the red team trying to engage the crew that made it to shore. Also, I'm not as crazy with "The 4400" angle that seems that will be used to propel the show in terms of dealing with the extraterrestrial incident at sea, and now on shore. At worst, Fridays will be only "Numbers" night for me if "Threshold" starts to run in place after a while. Plus seeing "Braga Production" at the end kind of horrified me too.
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Posted September 16 2005 - 04:02 PM
ditto patrick.. I posted my thoughts on another site, but I basically thought it was an amalgamation of the 4400(glad to see i wasn't the only one who recalled this) and the xfiles(the refinery scenes were all classic x-files) It was okay, but nothing great...I'm left scratching my head as to how they're going to extend this beyond half a season. It gets 4400ish from next week on. I did get a kick out of Ethan though..seems the poor guy will be typecast as the creepy tall, muscular white guy.
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Posted September 16 2005 - 04:50 PM
I had a massive brain fart and forgot this was on tonight. Does anyone know if CBS will rerun the pilot anytime in the near future?
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Posted September 16 2005 - 09:54 PM
I don't see anything listed in the next week or so in the online listings, but keep your eyes open. If the network smells a hit, they'll repeat it. I watched the premiere last night and thought it had some decent thrills, but we'll see how it goes. It's not as instantly likeable as LOST was last year so I'll give it a few more chances. Harry
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Posted September 17 2005 - 12:56 AM
What bothered me most was an appalling lack of attention to little details: for instance, Richmond is at least 90 minutes from DC, so going home to get some sleep and being back in eight hours meant only sleeping, at most, five. I know: not a big deal but they could have done better. Likewise, what are the North Koreans doing 80 miles from our Eastern Seaboard? Even if they have a navy capable of reaching there, there's no way we let them get that close even without an ET. Threshold has potential but I'm afraid that, as a Washington Post critic said, CBS may not have all that much confidence in the series seeing as they're airing it on Friday nights. I give "Ghost Whisperer," the show that precedes it, at best 7 weeks. It's a blatant "Medium" me-too and even with JLH's, err, qualities, even the previews look boring.
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Posted September 17 2005 - 03:15 AM
Can some one give me a synopsis of what happened in the first 30 min. i hate my comcast DVR unlike my old tivo it isn't smart enough not to record reruns despite my telling it first one only, hence it was recording Rome last night and cancelled my threshold record. I was able to record it but a half hour into it. I'll watch it later this week. I'm gonna have to check the DVR everyday from now on. Patrick the Braga stuff horrifies me as well but I'm mainly gonna try this for Carla Guigano, any Sin City type shots
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Posted September 17 2005 - 06:10 AM
I thought it was pretty good but nothing great. I share the opinion of others. They going to find someone different each week that may have been affected? The dialogue was not that great either. It reminded me of one of those Sci Fi original movies on the Sci Fi channel.
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Posted September 17 2005 - 06:30 AM
It's funny. Yesterday, I got a new widescreen monitor for my ATSC tuner, so I was watching some marginal shows to "break it in", as it were. I came to the conclusion that TV is going to be really quite stuuupid this season. Oh well. An episode of Threshold interspersed with CSI-Miami promos might just do that a person. Overall, a fun, somewhat mindless show, though at times I did root for the aliens... I'm probably going to stick with my old CBS favorites: CSI, NCIS, and Numbers
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Posted September 17 2005 - 08:59 AM
I enjoyed the show. Not having watched any eps of The 4400, I'm not seeing something that's already been done in another show. The part that really bothered me though was, as was already mentioned, a North Korean sub in north Atlantic waters. Didn't make alot of sense, but I guess they needed something to propel the incentive to finish operations on the ship. The Brannon logo at the end also startled me, but if I like a show, I'll keep watching it 'til I don't. I hope it finds an audience, 'cause I'm curious to see the story unfold. Sorry you guys didn't enjoy it as much as I did, maybe it'll get better for you as it goes on if you give it another chance.
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Posted September 17 2005 - 10:09 AM
I liked it too, but having Carla in it helps! The only question I had with it was why didn't they tow the freighter back to the US? Glenn
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Posted September 17 2005 - 10:22 AM
It is off to a rocky start..Ratings indicate that more people watched Dateline NBC and a rerun of L&O SVU over the premiere of Threshold. I'll give it till mid-season, but who knows - if the ratings dip drastically over the next week or two it could be toast in a hurry.
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Posted September 17 2005 - 12:35 PM
I don't think the red team and company were in position to tow anything of that size (the naval vessel) back to shore. First 30 minutes: Gunnerson got a "dear John" letter, commiserates with the captain about it (who's had his share as well). Then in the comm center on board, you see the fractal pattern on the radar screen, and then you see fish swimming in the same pattern, and then you see the Christmas ornament, er, alien multi-dimensional vessel/beacon/etc. Molly is then shown to talk about contingency planning to a group of people, and then goes home, where we are introduce to Monster, her pug, and her fridge is stocked with take-out food. Then she walks the dog, and a helicopter descends upon them, and she is informed that one of her contingency plans has been activated, "Threshold". Cavanaugh and the government guys take Molly to the HQ for crisis management, meets the Charles Dutton character. They cover a heat signature that entered the earth's atmospher, and it was moving in ways that suggested intelligence was guiding it. Molly is brought in to lead the effort in a first contact situation. Then Molly assembles her red team, Nigel (Spiner), Lucas (rocket scientist), Arthur (math guy, short). Dutton's character, J.T., impressed upon the red team the need for getting to the aliens first. The red team members aren't happy about being "recruited". Arthur is given 2 choices: red team, or prison. Arthur picked the red team scenario. The red team is taken to the location of the naval vessel out at sea. The ship has a lot of roaches, and they all travel in the fractal pattern on deck as well. On the way to the ship, Arthur and Lucas "bond" and Arthur makes a groan-worthy quip after Lucas is discovered to be reading the New Testament with "I don't remember reading 'on the 8th day the Lord created Klingons'" with a quick cut to Brent Spiner (Data on Star Trek the Next Generation). Cavanaugh and Molly do some small talk, he notes the watch she wears and deduces that it's her father's watch, and she confirms it, and reveals that she has no idea where her father is at the present time. The red team makes it to the naval vessel, they walk all over the corridors, see some scary looking dead sailors. All the crew they encounter are dead, but some are unaccounted for. Gunnerson surprises one of the red team muscle, but he is subdued, and Nigel is tasked to find out what's going on with Gunnerson. Arthur is tasked with looking at the radar captures. Cavanaugh, Molly and Lucas look at the video they found, and it shows sailor hi-jinks, and then it focuses on the alien vessel, which flashes them (like x-rays or something) as it morphs/folds itself. The more it flashes them, they convulse and have bloody noses until Cavanaugh shoots the TV to stop the flashes. Molly says that confirm extraterrestrial intelligence. J.T. (along with Angela - Molly's former advisor in college) leans on Molly and her team to quicken the pace of the investigations because the North Koreans were on the way. J.T. talk about how the world don't know what's going on as they go about their mundane activities. Angela put J.T. as the go-to guy for this crisis. Nigel has Gunnerson up and Molly interviews him. Gunnersen said that the captain and others changed. The equipment acted strange. The alien vessel sounded like knives sharpening, and kept flashing them, and they all went down from the flashing, bloody noses and all until the crew all collapsed. The crew got sick, had weird dreams. The captain was unresponsive to Gunnerson's concerns about the crew, and noted that he had a dream of a forest made of glass, and then he attacked Gunnerson and they make it to the deck where Gunnerson tries to avoid all the wild axe swinging by the captain, and then knocks the captain out with a big wrench. Then he's shown to drop the wrench, but doesn't know where the captain's body went. The crew went nuts. Molly asks about the missing crew members, Gunnerson has no idea what's going on, makes a lurch at Molly but the restraints did their job. Molly and Lucas talk about the Christmas ornament and its means of transportation, and he suggests that it's a multi-dimensional vehicle or weapon. Arthur shows Molly the fractal pattern on the radar screens, Arthur also makes a pass at Molly, but she shoots him down. Molly takes photos of one of the crew member being moved, and she gets spooked by the eyes opening at her, and then it convulses and scares her. Nigel tries to explain why it could have happened. Cavanaugh and Molly make more small talk about how she came to be involved with contingency management, and she alluded to having being in a crisis in the past. Nigel and Lucas have a talk about what this means to the average person, and it's not about the thrill of discovery, but about pop cultural events. Cavanaugh and Arthur talk about the fractal pattern, and Arthur suggests that the alien DNA is in the form of a triple helix (human DNA is in the form of a double helix). Then a bound Gunnerson, and a quick flash of a close-up of his eye closes out the segment. That's about it.
"Jee-sus, it's like Iwo Jima out there" - Roger Sterling on "Mad Men"
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Posted September 17 2005 - 03:50 PM
I think towing would have worked. You quarantine the vessel, and call the Coast Guard up and tell them to 'protect it' until an ocean-going tug picks it up. they could have sent a few tow lines over the bow so that the tug crew wouldn't have to go on board. Then just quarantine the dock when it arrives.
Ok, so they didn't work that one into the plot!
Ok, so they didn't work that one into the plot!
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Posted September 18 2005 - 01:10 AM
I forgot this was premiering on Friday. I set the DVR to the Sci-fi Channel! Fortunately a friend taped it, so I'll be able to borrow it. Too bad I missed it in HD! Okay... Invasion is on Wednesday, right?
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Posted September 18 2005 - 04:24 AM
If you watch LOST, I bet there will be no loss of ads proclaiming what the show following will be! But I will be watching that as well as SURFACE, because so far the genre shows have been better than I expect...at least until NIGHT STALKER arrives.
And you believe, at heart, everyone's a killer...
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Posted September 18 2005 - 05:33 AM
I thought it was okay. The dialogue was pretty potboilerish in the beginning. I was expecting more from David Goyer, though maybe those expectations were misplaced. I'll probably keep watching for a little while. So far I'm disappointed in this season's new shows.
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Posted September 18 2005 - 12:08 PM
I think I'm giving these shows a little more slack because this is the first year that my HDTV has gotten a serious workout from something else besides football.
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Posted September 18 2005 - 06:21 PM
I had high hopes for his but I was a bit diappointed. The script was pretty bad and I'm a little tired of the new cliche of having a woman as the "savior of the human race" that seems to be prevelent these days. I mean one woman is gonna come up with all the contingency plans to protect the country in case of catastrophic events? she should of been in Louisiana a couple of weeks ago they sure could of used her. I'm not really sure about the 4400 comparison. From what I remember about that show didn't the aliens return 4400 abductees to earth? I didn't see anything like that in Threshold. I can see the comparison to certain X Files shows. As far as new shows I watched Supernatural on WB and I thought that was OK. I've added it to my Tivo list I'll keep watching to see how it pans out.
"Yeah but secreted from what?"
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Posted September 18 2005 - 10:40 PM
Gotta love DTV with Tivo, set it to record and watch when YOU want to. Plus skip through all the commercials. With that said I enjoyed the show even though it has some quirks. The North Koreans for one. Why the hell didn't they have U.S. Navy war ships or planes out there protecting Navy property? A few torpedoes and sonobouys would have kept those pesky critters away. How was it Molly is taken to D.C. by helicopter from the Richmond area but then drives her vehicle home? MikeS.
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Posted September 19 2005 - 12:00 AM
The "The 4400" comparison comes from whether or not the show will deal with (on a weekly basis) those who are attuned to the sub-harmonics that the glass crystal thingy was emanating and show up acting like Gunnerson and company in a congregatory manner. It's like "The 4400"'s super-powered person of the week from that standpoint.
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Cabrera's new cleats look pretty snazzy.
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