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In a very unusual move, Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) announced it will be making an acquisition in the cloud computing space, but did not give the name of the company.
Speculation has run rampant about who the company could be. Names being thrown out are Rackspace Hosting, Inc. (NYSE:RAX), Radware Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDWR) and Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:BRCD), among others.
Rackspace is especially interesting as the company reports earnings this week, and is up sharply in pre-market, gaining 3%, a stronger gain than the other companies.
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Big Bear Lake's City Council meets for their second regular meeting of the month this evening at 6pm in Hofert Hall in the Civic Center. The Lighthouse Project is scheduled to make a presentation on last September's Run the Bear Marathon and, in Action Items, Council's one agendized discussion is with regard to the Sister City program. Since … [Read more...]
Run the Bear Marathon and Sister City Program on the Agenda for This Evening's City Council Meeting
LiveGreen: Big Bear Lake Continues Green Initiative Movement
The City of Big Bear Lake is furthering efforts to be a leader in green initiatives and environmental responsibility and, in moving beyond an ad-hoc committee (made up of City Council's Rick Herrick and Bill Jahn), the City's Director of Community Relations Cheri Haggerty says, "We've coined this the LiveGreen program." As outlined before … [Read more...]
SBNFA's Concert Series Results in $10K Donation to Peace Gardens; Tim Wood Honored for Music in the Mountains Sponsorship
The San Bernardino National Forest Association, which is headquartered at the Big Bear Discovery Center, celebrated a successful Music in the Mountains summer concert series, as well as community partners including the Coldwell Banker Tim Wood Group, in a luncheon held at the Knickerbocker Mansion Country Inn on November 4. The SBNFA's Event … [Read more...]
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Common Ground Offers Presentation on "Understanding the Teenage Brain"; Parents Welcomed Next Monday
The parent support group Common Ground, which is affiliated with the Lighthouse Project and geared toward parents of teens and pre-teens, will offer another free workshop to parents as part of the "Strengthening Mutual Respect" series. The subject of next Monday's 6:30pm workshop is titled "Understanding the Teenage Brain" and will be … [Read more...]
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In terms of roads for this Saturday's marathon event, those traveling in the vicinity of the lake on the 12th should be aware that vehicle traffic will flow only 'counter-clockwise,' because the inside lane around Big Bear Lake will be closed for the race. All businesses will remain accessible, however motorists are asked to use extreme … [Read more...]
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Favorite thing: This is a small area, but one you must visit. I love this very old part of town. Ancient cottages, Georgian houses, cobbled street - it doesn't take much to imagine the old smugglers, who used to land their contraband fom Europe in this area, struggling up the cobbled street with their barrels of brandy!
Quay Street is at the bottom of the town's main street and leads down to the waterfront and marina, past interesting little shops, restaurants and it has a pub at either end.
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Bustling but relaxing.
Favorite thing: The international yacht marina is a fascinating place to sit and relax while you watch the yachts berthing or leaving. There's plenty of activity on them, but it's very relaxing to watch. Many are local yachts, but there are always some from Europe too.
You'll also see fishermen, ferries to and from the Isle of Wight and tour boats, so there's plenty going on to keep you interested.
Picnicking donkeys!
Favorite thing: Although you're asked not to feed the animals, they will often pester you for food. This mother and baby donkey came to our table at Hatchet Pond as soon as we sat down, knowing from experience that where there's people there's food. They're hard to resist but it's in their own interests that you don't give them any. They get so used to people feeding them that they're attracted to dangerous places like roads, and sadly many of them are killed and injured every year.
Pretty wildflowers.
Favorite thing: Around Hatchet Pond is great area for walking. It's pretty flat and not heavily wooded so it's quite easy. There are things of interest all over the place, not just the wild animals but in spring and summer a carpet of very pretty wildflowers.
13th Century church
Favorite thing: If you're interested in history, visit the 13th Century Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, at the top of the High Street.
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Favorite thing: In between Lymington and Beaulieu in the New Forest is one of our favourite places, Hatchet Pond.
It's a large pond which the animals use as a watering hole, so you'll see plenty of ponies, donkeys, often herds of cattle and many types of birds. It has some picnic tables, a car park and plenty of picnic spots.
For a relaxing few hours on a warm sunny day, especially with a picnic, it's as good as anywhere!
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Fondest memory: Charles I was imprisoned here in 1648 before being taken to London to his trial and execution.
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Lymington Quay
Favorite thing: From the 17th century until the early 1800's Lymington was particularly renowned for its salt which was considered especially pure due to the two-stage production method. This involved partly evaporating sea water in salt pans before reducing it down to crystals over open coals. Most of the salt thus produced was exported for use in the Newfoundland salt cod trade which made the quay quite a busy place as the boats carried the salt away whilst coals were imported.
The present day quay is pretty much unchanged from those days with its set of narrow cobbled streets - it's easy to imagine it as a busy port from that time with both its legitimate and dodgy dealings.
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Chief financial officer of her family business, RJR Circuits in Denver.
Claim to fame:
We're always here, every game. We know who is married to who, where wives sit, who their kids are. You become so involved. Then our section alone, it's like a huge family here. It's really comfortable. We've been here long term, so respect the area, respect the people. We're Nuggets fans. The last thing we're ever going to do is give our tickets to Lakers fans or an opposing team's fans. We're Nuggets! That wouldn't be right! We really take that seriously.
Craziest antic:
We're crazy in that we don't ever miss a game, but we're not the obnoxious fans. We're the loyal, everyday fans. The kids paint their faces and bring the signs and do what they do, but it's really kind of subtle for us.
Most recent claim to fame:
There's been a lot of sacrifices made. The kids probably make the most sacrifices because they're all really active in sports and things, and they've had to make decisions. My nephew plays basketball competitively, and he said, "Well, I guess I'm missing my game next week because I'm going to be here." This is a kid who has the potential to play college ball and has that situation of "What do I do? Well, I'm coming to the Nuggets game."
Years with tickets:
We bought our first season tickets in 1985. Mom and Dad, they had two, and then it grew to four, and over time it grew to six and now it's up to eight.
Money spent on Nuggets fandom:
Well, let me just tell you, for one season, it's $40,000, right now for our eight tickets. We went from being right behind the visitors' bench to pretty much right at center court. We've also done club level, where we've done partnerships. And we're here now. It's a good chunk of money. The number is, honestly, I'd say over half a million dollars, on season tickets and all the garb and other things, the extras we've bought throughout the years.
Notable memorabilia:
Everyone has their own displays. My daughter has (a James Posey warm-up) in her room, my son has Carmelo's headband, Raef LaFrentz's towel. I've got T.R. (Dunn's) autograph. It goes on and on, just things they've gotten through the years. We've got a LaPhonso Ellis jersey, a Mutombo jersey. The kids have it all throughout the house.
Nuggets gear you're most proud of:
We have so many! I would say as a family as a whole, the favorite is the James Posey warm-up. He was so committed to giving it to my mom. The whole season, he always nodded to them and said hi before every game, so when the season ended, the final game, he called her down there, took off his warm-up and gave it to her. That was pretty awesome.
Favorite current Nugget:
I would say Chauncey Billups, because he's a hometown guy. He represents Colorado, and it's important to the team because he's from here. I like that he's real involved and his family is involved and he's doing so much for the community.
Favorite all-time Nugget.
For me, I go back to the '84-85 team — T.R. Dunn was my favorite player. I remember meeting him in the airport and getting his autograph, and that was amazing. I was 16.
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The 35-year-old out of Tarleton State is a 6-foot-4, 265-pounder who has played for the Jets (nine seasons) and Browns (one season) over the course of his career. He will replace Matt Katula, who was released by the Patriots on Monday. The Patriots also have two other players on their roster ' linebacker Rob Ninkovich and tight end Lee Smith ' who have long-snapping experience.
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Comments about Sprout-Free Vegetable Bags:
I really didn't see that much of a "saving" difference using the bags versus just keeping them on a dark shelf. They do look nice, though, and keep the veggies in once contained space.
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By Chris
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Potato bag doesn't hold 10lbs of potatoes and my potatoes got soft and grew sprouts. Had to throw 10lbs of potatoes away. Onions rotted quickly too.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
So far, so good.
By JulieB
from Bothell, WA
I went to get potatoes a few hours ago. I had this bag and another brand. I purchased a 5 pound bag of Russet potatoes a week ago. The other bag was quite a bit smaller and only held six potatoes which all were wrinkled and starting to go soft. The whole rest of the bag fit into this bag. Imagine my surprise when I discovered them to be as fresh as the day that I bought them! So far so good with the onion bag as well. I just ordered another bag because I tend to buy a lot of onions and potatoes during the winter months and I like to buy different varieties. The only drawback is that they are a bit on the small side. At least for me.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
Sprout free vegetable bags
By Giraffelady
from Kempner, TX
After two weeks both the onions and potatoes had rotted in the bags. There were no sprouts, but with sprouts I could still have used the vegetables. Total waste of money.
By tubbytuba
from Glen Burnie, Maryland
I am sorry I bought this set. It does not work as it claims. My potatos sprouted right away. and onions rotted. I decided to use them for rags and plastic bags
Does The Job
By Ozzie
from Douglas, GA
Just the right sized for each vegie.
NOT sprout-free
By Jean
from North Coast, California
This bag wouldn't hold a 5-lb bag of potatoes; it's smaller than you think. It's actually a little hard to get to the potatoes inside either from the top or from the short zipper in bottom.I put my home-grown potatoes in it, put it in a drawer, and later found them all sprouted and grown together.
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By riski4142
from Highland IN
The Vegetable sacks were better than I thought. They are not made of flimsy material and hold a lot. I actually got 5 lbs of potatoes in the the potato bag with some room to spare for closing.I also love you load it from the top and draw string it shut; hang it up (I have coat hooks on the inside of a closet); and unzip the bag at the bottom to remove the potatoes.
Love these bags!
By Birdseye
from Orlando, FL
I bought the first set of bags for myself and use them all the time. Keeps onions and potatoes very well. My daughter and daughter-inlaw saw mine and really like them so I bought a set for each.
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This product seems a good buy
By SugarCookie
from Zimmerman, MN
So far I am very pleased with this product. Keeps the onion skin mess contained and the potatoes seem to be lasting in the darker containment.


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An orthopedic physician assistant (PA) works in clinical environment to provide physicians with assistance related to orthopedics. They perform tasks such as applying and removing splints and casts, removing sutures, changing dressings, and performing joint aspirations. Orthopedic physician assistants often need to determine a patient's need for physical therapy and may be responsible for referrals. They frequently perform rounds on behalf of the physician and report any problems back to the physician.Read More...
Additionally, orthopedic physician assistants perform wellness assessments (physicals) on patients and determine appropriate treatment procedures. They should be able to document a patient's condition accurately in the patient's records. This job includes patient education, so the ability to communicate clearly is vital. They also must understand how to interpret MRIs and the results of common lab tests. In all tasks, orthopedic physician assistants must maintain patient confidentiality.
Orthopedic physician assistants generally report to an orthopedic physician. Hours for this position generally vary with the needs of the facility, and weekend and holiday hours may be necessary. Orthopedic physicians may also be on call. Orthopedic physician assistants must have completed an accredited physician assistant program, and they should be licensed to practice in their state. Additional certifications are often required but vary based on the employer.
Orthopedic Physician Assistants who responded to the survey indicated only a few skills that they use on the job. Most notably, skills in spine, Surgery, Orthopedics, and Injections are correlated to pay that is above average. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Injections. The majority of those who know Orthopedics also know Injections.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
The relatively untested earn a median of $88K per year, but survey respondents who have racked up five to 10 years of experience report a six-figure median of $101K. Orthopedic Physician Assistants claiming one to two decades of experience make an estimated median of $112K. Survey respondents who have worked for more than 20 years actually report somewhat lower incomes of $106K.
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GAO-03-601: Published: May 7, 2003. Publicly Released: May 7, 2003.
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By the end of 2002, more than 40 million people worldwide were living with human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS), with 5 million newly infected that year. HIV/AIDS, along with tuberculosis (TB) and malaria, causes nearly 6 million deaths per year and untold human suffering. Established in January 2002, the Global Fund (the Fund) aims to rapidly disburse grants to augment existing spending on the prevention and treatment of these three diseases while maintaining sufficient oversight of financial transactions and program effectiveness. As of April 1, 2003, the United States had pledged $1.65 billion to the Fund and is expected to remain its single largest donor. In this study, GAO was asked to assess (1) the Fund's progress in developing governance structures; (2) the systems that the Fund has developed for ensuring financial accountability, monitoring and evaluating grant projects, and procuring goods and services; (3) the Fund's efforts to raise money; and (4) its grant-making process. In responding to our draft report, the Fund, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of State, and the U.S. Agency for International Development agreed with our findings.
The Fund has made noteworthy progress in establishing essential governance and other supporting structures and is responding to challenges that have impeded its ability to quickly disburse grants. A key challenge involves locally based governance structures, many of which are not currently performing in a manner envisioned by the Fund. The Fund has developed comprehensive oversight systems for monitoring and evaluating grant performance and ensuring financial accountability and has issued guidance for procurement; however, the oversight systems face challenges at the country level and some procurement issues have not been finalized. The Fund's ability to approve and finance additional grants is threatened by a lack of sufficient resources. Pledges made through the end of 2003 are insufficient to cover more than a small number of additional grants and without significant new pledges, the Fund will be unable to support all of the already approved grants beyond their initial 2-year agreements. Improvements in the Fund's grant-making processes have enhanced its ability to achieve its key objectives, but challenges remain. These challenges include ensuring that grants add to and complement existing spending on HIV/AIDS, TB, and malaria and that recipients have the capacity to effectively use grants.
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SEC Conflict Minerals Rule:Insights from Companies' Initial Disclosures and State and USAID Actions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo RegionGAO-16-200T: Published: Nov 17, 2015. Publicly Released: Nov 17, 2015.
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GOPers frustrated by Jeb gaffe
Bush's women's health remark allows Clinton, Planned Parenthood to go on the offensive.
Planned Parenthood taps crisis communications firm
The move comes as the Senate is preparing to vote on defunding the group.
Third graphic Planned Parenthood video released
The tapes have created a political outcry and calls for defunding Planned Parenthood from GOP.
Planned Parenthood notifies FBI of website hack
One of the purported hackers told The Daily Dot that the attack is politically motivated.
Experienced foe behind Planned Parenthood videos
David Daleiden, the leader of Center for Medical Progress, has ties to at least two groups that have dogged Planned Parenthood and its clinics for years.
What ten women want on the $10 bill
Alexander Hamilton's out, but who should replace him?
The Advance Guard
What happened to the first women of West Point?
Woman will appear on $10 bill
In true Washington bureaucratic style, the currency change will be open for public comment first.
'War on women': The GOP counteroffensive
With a push for easier access to contraception, Republicans look to update the party's image among women.
Hillary's sixties surge
It's taken a career in the spotlight, but Hillary Clinton finally seems to be comfortable with her age and her gender.
Clinton aims to cash in with female donors
The Clinton campaign is creating and harnessing a network of female donors and supporters.
Gloria Steinem to lead women's march in North Korea
The 81-year-old activist told Reuters that "it seems to me that the past of no contact has not worked."
Democratic group pushes women to run in 2016
"We know what it takes to get women to run for office."
Pope Francis calls for equal pay for women
"They have the same rights. The disparity is a pure scandal," he says.
Clinton releases report on women at awkward time
Algeria, which donated to the Clinton Foundation, was listed in the report.
How Mikulski led the way for women in Congress
She shattered several barriers in the male-dominated bastions of Capitol Hill.
Cruz offers rare praise of an Obama
He thanks first lady Michelle Obama for not covering her head while visiting Saudi Arabia.
Huckabee complains of 'trashy' women in New York
"In the South, or in the Midwest, there in Iowa, you would not have people who would just throw the F-bomb," he says.
Report: GOP women face high hurdles to office
A study from Political Parity blames the imbalance on the GOP primary process.
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Lol @ u thinking that verse was anything above trash
wtf was he talkin about
Cudis actually follwed a cohesive topic
Not unrelated sentences that happen to rhyme
Originally posted by Inactive Userr u trollin???
They're both rapping about pretty much the same thing.
Lmao yea bro you gotta be a dumbass to comprehend spitta's verses as "unrelated sentences that happen to rhyme". He didn't change topics one bit.


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Hey all,
I've been thinking about replacing my old manitou Axel shocks with a set of rigid forks as I'm commuting these days (I haven't ridden XC on this bike for over 3 years now).
The bike is a marin pasilidaes trail from 2005. I love the bike, I'm comfy on it...
the problem with looking for 100m corrected forks is most I have found have parallel disc mounts, whereas on inspection my front disc caliper mounts to the fork horizontally (does this even make sense??). The only fork I've found via internet searches with mounts that look right from the images is the salsa fargo, but they are for 29's and not 26 ers.
Can anybody point me in the right direction for some other forks or is there a conversion kit of sorts so i can mount my caliper to the other style of disc mounts. I'd also appreciate it if somebody could enlighten me on if there is different namings for the side style and horizontal style mounts. I haven't found anything yet, searching the hayes site or the manitou sites. They both simply say 'disc'
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That concludes our live blog for today.
To recap, three young children were tragically killed alongside their grandma and auntie when a fire swept through the family home last night.
Amaan Nazim, seven, and his brother Adhyan Nazim, nine, perished in the blaze with their nine-week-old sister.
She had not yet been given a name.
Neighbours told how brave grandma Shabina Begum, 54, was seen running out of the three storey terraced house in Sharrow, Sheffield just after midnight screaming for help before racing back in to try and save the children.
She died alongside her daughter, 20-year-old Anum Parvaiz, who was the children's aunt.
For the full story read here.
Phil Shillito, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue area manager, spoke outside the scene a short time ago.
He said 25 firefighters were sent to tackle the blaze last night.
He also confirmed that a smoke detector was present in the property.
"This is a tragic reminder of the devastating effects of fire," he said.
Qurban Hussain, the Labour councillor for Sharrow, has been paying tribute to the family.
He said he has known the family for the last 40 years and described them as "very kind, loving and peaceful".
He said: "I came down last night when I heard about what had happened. When I saw the fire, I didn't think anyone would have survived.
"The smoke alarms were going off and the neighbour heard them and called the fire brigade. The neighbour was banging on the door, shouting, and that seemed to wake the family up.
"The grandmother came running out of the house, but when she realised the children were still inside she went back in to try and get them out.
"The children's father and grandfather are both taxi drivers and they were both out working at the time. They are very hard working and they're always out earning money for their family.
"They weren't there so they couldn't do anything to help.
"It is such terrible news. They were such a peaceful, loving family and they were very kind people. They didn't interfere with anyone else and they were very nice and loving."
Katie Piper tweeting her condolences to the family a littler earlier.
So sad to hear about the house fire in Sheffield, thinking of family of the children who lost their lives— Katie Piper (@KatiePiper_) April 28, 2014
This picture shows all three children who died in the blaze.
The nine-week-old baby girl had yet to be given a name, according to the family.
This is a picture of the two tragic brothers Adhyan Nazim, nine, and Amaan Nazim, seven, with their dad Nazim Parwaiz.
Mr Parwaiz and the the boys' mum Razia Nazim were not in the house at the time of the blaze, it is understood.
Mr Parwaiz is a taxi driver with a local firm and was out working.
Tweet from Peter Holland here reflecting the thoughts of many.
Our thoughts are with the family of those who died in Sheffield overnight.
Terrible tragedy in Sheffield with 5 people including 3 children dying in house fire overnight Thoughts and Prayers with family and friends— Peter Holland (@PeterHollandCBE) April 28, 2014
Asked about the children, Mr Hussain Kayani said: "They were full of life, quite bubbly, very energetic. They were looking forward to attending school.
"They went over the weekend to do the shopping for school."
He said the children's mother "is in a state of shock. She's beyond consoling, really.
"I just hope and pray that they recover from this tragedy."
Mr Hussain Kayani said: "I believe the mother of the children, I think she was in the house.
"She managed to escape. The grandmother of the children, she made attempts to rescue the children but obviously it wasn't to be.
"She came out then went back in, tried her level best. Frantic attempts were made to rescue the children."
Asked about Mrs Begum, he said: "She was so caring, so generous."
Sky's Mike McCarthy says the nine-week-old baby girl killed in the fire had not yet been given a name.
She was killed alongside her older brothers, nine-year-old Adhyan Nazim and seven-year-old Amaan Nazim.
Family say nine week old baby girl who died along with 2 brothers, aunt and grandmother in Sheffield house fire had not yet been named.— Mike McCarthy (@skynewsnorth) April 28, 2014
Mr Hussain Kayani said the father of the three children who died is Nazim Parvaiz.
He was out working when the fire broke out.
Their mother, Razia Nazim, survived the blaze and is being comforted by family members.
Mr Hussain Kayani - the cousin of the grandmother killed in the fire - says hundreds of people gathered in the street last night after news of the tragedy broke.
He said relatives have been ringing from Pakistan all desperate for news.
Mr Kayani told The Sheffield Star the house WAS fitted with smoke alarm, but added: "At this stage we can't comment further because there is an investigation going on."
The grandmother who died in the fire has been named as 54-year-old Anum Parvaiz.
Shabina Begum, aged 20, also died as well as the three young children.
They included a nine-year-old Adhyan Nazim and seven-year-old Amaan Nazim.
Here's a picture of Ishfaq Hussain Kayani - who has been speaking to reporters this morning.
Relative Ishfaq Hussain Kayani speaking to @BBCSheffield's Dan Green about house fire on Wake Road Fire in Sheffield pic.twitter.com/10xoHptCwT— Peter Spencer (@_PeterSpencer) April 28, 2014
Some more words coming through now from Mr Hussain, whose cousin was killed in the tragedy.
He said: "She was, to my children, like a mother, like an aunt.
"The whole community is in huge shock."
He added: "As soon as the news broke just after midnight we came round.
"I've been with the family.
"It's so sad. A couple of hours ago the whole family was leading their normal life - quite prosperous, happy.
"Just in a matter of minutes the whole family has been destroyed. The whole family has gone.
"You can well imagine what the children's parents are going through. I don't have the words to describe how the family is feeling other than shell-shocked, devastated.
"We are a close-knit family, there are enough people around to support the family."
And Mr Hussain said: "They were such a lovely family, highly respected. Quite an industrious family who had everything going. This tragedy has struck and we have to try our level best to pull through this."
Sky News is reporting that a neighbour witnessed the grandmother escaping the blaze - but then going back into the house in a desperate bid to save the younger victims.
The house is a three-storey terraced property on Wake Road in Sheffield.
As we mentioned earlier, the fire service said they used an hydraulic platform to try and free victims trapped at the top of the building but to no avail.
The cousin of one of the women who died, Ishfaq Hussain Kayani, said a nine-week-old baby girl was among the children who died.
He said the other children were aged nine and seven.
Mr Hussein Kayani said his cousin was 54 and the other woman who died was her 20-year-old daughter.
He said: "It's just a huge tragedy. Words cannot describe how sad this is.
"It's a tragedy beyond description."
Sky's Mike McCarthy with another picture from the scene here.
He says neighbours have said the three children who died were two boys and a baby girl and that they died alongside their grandmother and auntie.
We're still to have any confirmation of these details from police as yet.
Neighbours say two boys and baby girl died in Sheffield house fire with their gran and aunty. pic.twitter.com/n5OviczKZB— Mike McCarthy (@skynewsnorth) April 28, 2014
A spokesman for South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said it was a "severe" fire.
He said: "Our investigators are arriving here at 9am, so we we will know more later on this morning."
Here's another image from the scene from the BBC's Dan Green.
Five die in house fire in Sharrow in Sheffield. Much more throughout the morning: @bbcsheffield @tobyatbreakfast pic.twitter.com/IGmitt5X98— Dan Green (@danmgreen) April 28, 2014
Wake Road, lined with cars on each side, is cordoned off by police tape this morning.
A police spokesman said the damaged building was believed to be a terraced house.
He said: "At this stage we are not able to confirm where in the house the fire broke out or if anyone else was injured."
Police officers and firefighters remained at the scene, he said.


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The 2015 IACP/Thomson Reuters Award for Excellence in Criminal Investigation finalists have been selected and are listed below. The winner, first runner-up, and second runner-up will be announced at the IACP Annual Conference at an Awards Breakfast on Tuesday morning, October 27, 2015 in Chicago.
2015 Finalists (in alphabetical order)
California Highway Patrol - Border Division Investigative Services Unit
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Archive: August, 2011
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
The final numbers won't be in until after midnight, but the summer of 2011 appears to be the fifth-warmest in Philadelphia's 138-year period of record, with an average temperature of 78.
Tha'ts based on the preliminary math by Mark DeLisi, the climatologist at the National Weather Service in Mount Holly.
DeLisi also notes that nine of the 10 warmest summers have occurred since 1991, and he is certain that's more than coincidence.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
Just returned from vacation, we still are doing double-takes at the August rainfall totals, and we are almost equally surprised to see that parts of the region are still in a drought advisory on the current drought map.
The final rainfall totals for August are stunning. Philadelphia's 19.3 inches make it the soggiest month in 138 years of records.
It beat the old record, set in September 1999 - remember Floyd? --by better than half a foot.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
The 2011 tropical-storm season is off to a brisk start, with Emily, the season's fifth named storm, due to have a close encounter with the Florida coast this weekend.
Usually, the fifth one doesn't show up until Aug. 31.
It is now all but certain that this will be an above-normal season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said today.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
This morning broke dismally with drizzle and leftover drizzle, but it's been awhile since gloom was so welcomed.
Officially, the 1.62 inches measured at Philadelphia International Airport represented the heaviest rain since April 16. Heavier dowpours had fallen elsewhere, but spring and summer rains are notoriously capricious.
It appears that another substantial rain is on the horizon for the weekend, but it may be too late to stave off a drought watch in Pennsylvania.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
Loyal readers have been aware that July would enter the books as the warmest month in 138 years of recordkeeping in Philadelphia.
Now, it's official. The National Weather Service posted the numbers this afternoon, and just as we had estimated, the July average came in at 82.4, beating 1994 by 0.3 degrees.
Not only was that the warmest July ever, it was the warmest month. That makes sense, since solar heating usually peaks in July.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
Strong thunderstorms are roaring through parts of the region, causing rush-hour headaches in Montgomery County.
A storm knocked out power to traffic lights in West Norriton, and fallen trees blocked roads in Norristown and Lower Merion Township.
Officially, the National Weather Service reported a 60 m.p.h. gust at Philadelphia International Airport, where the 6 p.m. observation read: "Heavy rain with thunder, small hail, and/or snow pellets.
Tony Wood, Inquirer Weather Columnist
The period of official temperature records in Philadelphia cover 1,651 months dating to 1874.
And as noted in our online story, among of all of them, July 2011 was the warmest ever, with an average temperature of 82.3.
Although the solar energy peaks with the summer solstice, July historically is the hottest month because it takes awhile for that peak energy to take effect.


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Alex Ovechkin is not a pretty man. He knows this, having the luxury of waking up every morning and seeing his busted set of teeth in the mirror every day. He even told a Russian television station that he didn't have a face for ads recently, according to PUCK DADDY.
(Fortunately, a $124 million contract is real effing handsome.)
As the video of the interview reveals, though, Ovechkin evidently has no problem finding a willing partner for sexual congress. As a matter of fact, he rather prefers it as a pre-game ritual. And, um, post-game. God, his teammates must feel awkward.
Is he lying? Yeah, athletic guys in their young 20s who are worth nine figures are so sexually frustrated.
But even if he's not actually getting his rocks off every day, before and after games, what a lie to keep up, though, right? Remember when Sting was telling everybody who would listen that he was into Tantric sex that lasted for hours? Eventually he admitted he was just making that up, but hey, not before making millions of people think he was a sex god. "Darn."
But Ovechkin is a realist, above all else. Considering what must, clinically speaking, qualify as a sexual addiction, we're sure he's not one to want to give it up. And yet, his behavior has a logical endgame, one that puts his habits to a virtual standstill for the better part of 18 years:
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I am recently using Uploadify and have deployed it to 3 different servers: Windows, LAMP with CGI PHP and LAMP with PHP running as module. I developed the code in the Windows server and when I deployed it to my Linux CGI PHP, the Uploadify works perfectly.
However, when I deployed it in the Linux PHP module, I got IO Error in my Uploadify. The interesting thing is I also have other simple upload code using PHP and it works perfectly in this Linux PHP Module server.
Anyone here has the same experience? Is it related to the fact that the user who runs Apache server is apache while the owner of the directory where the files are uploaded to is different user. I had chmod 777 this directory but still it doesn't work.
Any helps would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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December 1, 2015
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