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Last spring SUSE announced the addition of a new channel program that provides further assistance to SAP channel partners. Since then SUSE has signed up more than 400 members in 57 countries that are SAP channel partners delivering the version of the SAP Business One application that works with and is powered by the SAP HANA platform.
The SUSE channel program, in conjunction with the overall SUSE partner program operated by PartnerNet, provides members direct access to free SUSE technical training, pre-sales support and installation software. This provides them with the tools they need to deploy SAP Business One version for SAP HANA, running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Linux technical training through the SUSE Certified Linux Administrator Academy, a 10-week online program, has been the most requested service. In addition, channel partners authorized to resell the version of SAP Business One designed for use with SAP HANA receive access to the SUSE Installation Wizard, a powerful automation tool that streamlines deployment of SAP Business One running on SAP HANA with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Domani Business Solutions in The Netherlands and ECS in the United States are two examples of organizations that deploy the SAP Business One version for SAP HANA and are benefiting from the SUSE program.
"By participating in the SUSE program, we can more effectively support the infrastructure software for the version of SAP Business One for SAP HANA, giving customers a successful implementation of their mission-critical SAP application," said Luc van Alphen, CCO of Domani Business Solutions. "Using SUSE's installation wizard enables us to quickly and easily install the solution within just a few minutes, from configuration to complete installation. SUSE and SAP have both validated the solution stack, helping assure us the products will work successfully together to bring a stable and supported platform to our customers."
Steve King, consultant at ECS, said, "The tools that SUSE provides make managing the version of SAP Business One for SAP HANA a breeze. Because of its stability and ease of use and the efforts by SAP and SUSE, we can rest easy knowing that the platform will continue to help meet the demands of our customers' needs for years to come."
The SAP Business One version for SAP HANA is a scalable, affordable solution with embedded analytics capabilities that helps enable employees to make intelligent decisions. The specialized SUSE partner training and sales support program helps partners successfully deploy, manage and support the application on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, the recommended and supported operating system for use with SAP HANA.
Finn Backer, vice president, Ecosystem and Channels Readiness, SAP Business One Solution Portfolio Management and Solution Centers at SAP, said, "An SAP global technology partner since 1999, SUSE continues to deliver innovation to support customers and partners. Leveraging 14 years of technical, engineering and support collaboration, SUSE is delivering valuable benefits to enable and support channel partners who are deploying SAP Business One on SAP HANA and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server."
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Severe weather will keep the UAA women's basketball team from playing at Western Oregon on Saturday afternoon.
Snow and ice have made roads impassable around Monmouth, Ore., prompting Great Northwest Athletic Conference commissioner Dave Haglund to postpone two games set for Western Oregon.
The Western Oregon women were scheduled to host UAA at 1 p.m. Alaska time, and the men were scheduled to play Northwest Nazarene at 4 p.m. in a game that would have been aired live on Root Sports.
No makeup dates have been set.
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Welcome to Square City! A forum for independent and aspiring comic artists and writers.
April 9 · 3:00 PMSCC April MeetingRegular meeting for all members.
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Kakeru Satsuki
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Invidia: Bearer of the Eye of Aeon...And Fragments...Die with me!
Invidia: The sin committed by a mere fragment, injuring my pride and my body...Atone for it with you life.
Takahisa: Shove it. I'll kill you right here! Or so I'd like to do, but I'm running on empty here.
(Kakeru and Takahisa are attacked by Invidia)
Takahisa: You again? You're getting annoying!
Yukiko: Yuka-san...I don't want you to end up like me. So it's better if whatever fighting power you may have doesn't awaken. I'm sure Kakeru-sempai will be happier that way, too.
Yukiko: Without my glasses, I'm a really dangerous little girl, you know?
Yukiko: I have good news. Kukuri-san beat one of the Black Knights. Kukuri-san's power is amazing!
Yuka: They're all so amazing.
Yukiko: Yes?
Yuka: Everyone has a wonderful power...And they're fighting as hard as they can. I'm the only one...
Yukiko: Don't worry about that! Fighting doesn't suit you.
Yuka: Kakeru-kun is getting further and further away from me because I have no power.
Yukiko: What are you talking about? He's always in lovey-dovey mode for you! He's fighting for your sake! You are loved so much...
Misuzu: The Black Moon...It's getting closer to Earth.
(a couple of Red Night creatures break into the room)
Takahisa: Damn bugs! (activates his flame) Don't eavesdrop when people are telling secrets!
Yukiko: If you knew what I'd done, you'd change too.
Takahisa: I've always been watching you.
Yukiko: I know.
Takahisa: Tell me.
Yukiko: It's a secret! If you pitied me because of it, that would actually be harder for me.
Takahisa: Yukiko has the same scent as I do. So it hurts to look at that smile of hers. It's like karma or something.
Kakeru: It's my fault. If I hadn't left her alone back then...(thinks back to when he didn't kiss Yuka when she asked him to) Please be safe, Yuka. (Takahisa chuckles) What's so funny?
Takahisa: Sorry! Don't get pissed off. I'm just amazed by how openly you can show your feelings for a girl.
Kakeru: What? (clinches his fist)
Takahisa: I was just wondering, if she disappeared, would I be as frantic as you?
Yukiko: Let's split up and find her.
Misuzu: It's dangerous, but we don't have a choice. Yukiko, Kukuri, let's split up and search the area around the school.
Yukiko: Roger.
Misuzu: Kakeru and Takahisa are both in bad shape. Search inside the school, while you wait to recover your strength.
Kakeru: No, I'll...
Takahisa: Hey, don't play leader here.
Misuzu: If you find her, head straight back to the school and meet up with Kakeru and Takahisa. Takahisa will send up a pillar of flame as our signal to head back. You'll do that much for us, right?
Takahisa: Whatever, captain-dono.
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A few minutes with...Edward Adams
Meet the virtual Wizard of Oz behind the federal Web site that displays nearly every exhibit from the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui. Edward Adams, the public information officer for the U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va., posted copies of 1,202 pieces of evidence. Seven exhibits remain under seal. The site's launch on July 31 marked the first time a federal court has made so many exhibits from a criminal case available online.
It helped that Adams had a background in online publishing.
Before joining the court in June 2002, he was an online editor for American Lawyer Media in New York City. Federal Computer Week recently spoke to him about the mammoth feat.
What prompted you to embark on this endeavor?
Adams: We got a large number of requests from members of the media for access to the exhibits. We felt that the most efficient way to provide that access was simply to put the exhibits online.
How many people did it take to post all the exhibits online?
Adams: The staff it took to digitize and upload the materials was one person: me. It took three months to get it done.
What challenges did you face in digitizing the material?
Adams: There were a total of 1,202 exhibits, including thousands of pieces of paper. First, I had to take the paper documents and scan them. Some of them were too large or too small to scan…or they weren't legible when scanned. For those documents, I had to create a Web page that displayed an image of each page of that exhibit in sequence. Finally, I had to convert the video exhibits into a format that could be viewed on a computer and compress those files so they could be more easily downloaded.
What issues did you confront in placing such sensitive material on a public Web site?
Adams: There were no legal issues. These are public documents. These are the same documents that you could see if you came to the courthouse. All that we are doing that is new is we are providing the public and the media access to them online.
Some of the evidence in this case involves images or sounds that some people might find offensive. They are in large part images, video and audio recordings that were taken from the 2001 terrorist attacks and the immediate aftermath. Those items are designated with the warning "Viewer discretion is advised" or "Listener discretion is advised."
Why haven't other federal courts provided online access to exhibits from criminal cases?
Adams: You would have to ask them. I would expect that they would say it takes a large amount of human resources to get this done. And they would be right. But in a case that attracted international attention and that was seen by some as a test of whether a member of al Qaeda could receive a fair and public trial in the federal courts, I believe providing this kind of worldwide access to the exhibits sends an appropriate message.
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Born May 16, 1916, in Des Moines, Iowa, son of the late John Franklin and Irene McCarty Mishler, he was a U.S. Army veteran, and a POW, having served in WWII and a maintenance supervisor for the state of Iowa. He was a former member of the First Southern Baptist Church in Malden, a current member of the Sunnyvale General Baptist Church in Malden, a member of the RSVP in Malden and a member of the Masonic Four Mile Lodge No.212 in Campbell, Mo.
On Sept. 19, 1936, in Jefferson, Iowa, he married Mary Jane Fister, who preceded him in death on Oct. 12, 1989. He was also preceded in death by one daughter, Edith Irene Maske; two brothers, Frank and Paul Mishler; a grandson, Jeffery W. Maynard; a granddaughter, Laurie Ellen Maske and a sister-in-law, Clara Fister.
Survivors include one daughter, Mary Jane Maynard and husband, Dale, of Malden; one son, Robert M. Mishler, of Loma, Colo.; two sisters-in-law, Margaret Mishler, of Carol Stream, Ill., and Virginia Fister, of California; a brother-in-law, George Fisher and wife, Martha Mae, of Arizona; grandchildren, Marion D. Maynard and Cynthia A. Maynard Pattarozzi, both of Cleveland, Tenn., Robert E. Maynard, of New Haven, Mo., Mary K, Maynard Sherlin and husband, David, of Bryant, Ala., John Wm. Mishler Olson, of Clinton, Iowa, and Michelle R. Maske and Mary Lou Ann Maske, both of Fulton, Ky.; 15 great-grandchildren; one nephew, Dean Mishler and wife, Betty, of Woodstock, Ill.; two nieces, Maxine Mishler Wright, of Washington and Margaret Mishler Kraemer and husband, Len, of Fayetteville, Ark., four special nieces, Rudy Stafford, Paula Spinler, Wanda Harlow, of Des Moines and Rhonda Berry, of Jacksonville, Fla., and other relatives and a host of friends and masons.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb. 22, at the Hamilton Funeral Home in Des Moines.
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Bolivian radio journalist set on fire by unidentified men
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Bolivia: Unidentified assailants stormed into a radio studio and set a Bolivian radio journalist, Fernando Vidal, on fire while he was conducting a radio show, as per a BBC report. The police have arrested three suspects in connection with the attack.
The incident took place when the four masked men barged into the studio of Radio Popular in the city of Yacuiba. They doused petrol on the radio journalist and set him on fire. Vidal has been hospitalised after he suffered burns on his face, arms and chest, his son-in-law, Esteban Farfan said, as per report.
Apart from Vidal, another staff member was also allegedly injured in the attack.
According to relatives, Vidal had been reporting on smuggling activities and it could be the possible motive behind the attack.
The police are investigation the incident.
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imagine if a group of medieval era warriors were wandering around modern times for real not just kids in costumes
People tend to tilt their head and ask if you're in a play.
a da play would be fun. get a bunch and do origins/awakening, II and inquisition. be a 3 day tour of nerd-awesomeness
Great stuff!! Saw the contest on Bioware Pulse and loved all of it
Omg, Isabela's boots! Perfection.
Awesome group shot, DA rocks!
Group shots! Excellent! You guys look amazing.
Awesome party
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Police have appealed for help to find two sisters missing from their south-western Sydney home.
Topics: police, sydney-2000
The strategic alliance of four northern New South Wales tablelands councils says it has found identifiable savings of between $1.3 and $1.4 million.
Topics: local-government, armidale-2350, guyra-2365, uralla-2358, walcha-2354
There is concern Mackay and surrounding areas are experiencing an increase in domestic violence.
Topics: domestic-violence, community-organisations, mackay-4740
North Queensland environmentalists who lodged a legal appeal against a residential and tourism development say they are preparing for a lengthy battle.
Topics: regional-development, urban-development-and-planning, mackay-4740
About 100 people affected by Great Barrier Reef commericial fishing closures have attended a consultation meeting in Mackay.
Topics: fishing-aquaculture, mackay-4740, bundaberg-4670, cairns-4870, rockhampton-4700, townsville-4810
A woman in her 20s has spent the night at the Inverell police station charged over a Glen Innes armed robbery.
Topics: courts-and-trials, crime, police, glen-innes-2370, inverell-2360, tamworth-2340
A Caloundra team joins the nation's top rescue teams competing in the annual Australasian Rescue Challenge in Melbourne this weekend.
Topics: emergency-planning, caloundra-4551
A company in Cairns in Queensland's far north has been commended for providing staff with quarantine training which was used yesterday to avert a major threat.
Topics: rural, cairns-4870
Yesterday's controlled explosion at South Australia's Woomera test range has yielded valuable information in a number of critical fields.
Topics: defence-forces, police, terrorism, woomera-5720, port-pirie-5540
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A first-half penalty from leading scorer Mista has seen Valencia clinch a place in the UEFA Cup final with a 1-0 aggregate win over regional rivals Villarreal.
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Australian petrol prices are starting to respond to increasing world oil prices.
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Australian golfer Jarrod Moseley is two shots off the pace after the first round of the British Masters in England.
Topics: golf, united-kingdom
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An American pale ale has beaten Australia's best to take out the Champion Beer at last night's awards in Melbourne.
Topics: community-and-society, vic, united-states
Greens' MP Lee Rhiannon says the major political parties have joined forces in a deal that will result in more railway branch line closures, causing massive job losses in regional New South Wales.
Topics: transport, federal---state-issues, orange-2800, bega-2550, broken-hill-2880, coffs-harbour-2450, lismore-2480, newcastle-2300, tamworth-2340, wagga-wagga-2650, wollongong-2500
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Two superb goals from striker Didier Drogba have sent Olympique Marseille through to the UEFA Cup final for the second time after a 2-0 victory over Newcastle United.
In the second home invasion in Sydney in two days police say three men armed with a gun broke into a home at Alexandria in the inner-city earlier this morning.
Topics: police, sydney-2000
The New South Wales Government is pushing for greater security around jails where suspected and convicted terrorists are held.
Topics: federal---state-issues, prisons-and-punishment, sydney-2000
Coolah Shire, in central western New South Wales, will only exist for a few more weeks.
Topics: local-government, states-and-territories, coolah-2843, orange-2800
Police in Pakistan say that a village council has permitted a local landlord to rape the sister and sister-in-law of a man he accused of entering an illicit relationship with his daughter.
The Burrandowan Picnic Races are on tomorrow, despite fears the races would not go ahead.
Topics: horse-racing, regional, toowoomba-4350, kingaroy-4610, maroochydore-4558
The head of the CSIRO has welcomed extra funding for the agency saying it will help the organisation tackle some of Australia's biggest challenges.
Topics: research, federal-government, canberra-2600
Former Queensland five-eighth Ben Ikin will make a surprise comeback for the Brisbane Broncos in the National Rugby League match against the Raiders at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
Topics: nrl, brisbane-4000, canberra-2600
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Former Queensland five-eighth Ben Ikin will make a surprise comeback for the Brisbane Broncos in the National Rugby League match against the Raiders at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
Topics: nrl, brisbane-4000, canberra-2600
ACT Liberal Senator Gary Humphries says health warnings on cigarette packets have lost their punch because many of the messages are now a decade old.
Topics: smoking, states-and-territories, canberra-2600
Efforts to control wild dogs will be ramped up in southern Queensland this week with a baiting program now operating in 23 shires.
Topics: pest-management, local-government, toowoomba-4350


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Each Wednesday evening, people from all different countries begin to trickle through the Multnomah library doors. Some are garbed in long skirts and colorful head shawls; others wear flip-flops and tattered t-shirts. Some skip briskly down the stairs. Others need the assistance of family members. Some are toting notebooks, and some are empty-handed. They bear the marks of travel, and their appearances clash and contrast, but they have one thing in common — they're all smiling as they slip into their classrooms to learn English.
'Bringing the world together'
For 10 years now, MU's TESOL program has been offering free weekly ESL classes to its ethnically diverse neighbors. Some are doctors, teachers, engineers or business professionals. Some have been through war, and others suffer from PTSD. Most are from different religions. One semester, a flock of orange-cloaked Buddhist monks were regular students. They arrived early each week to explore the MU library.
"ESL meets a practical need in our community," says TESOL Department Director Kristyn Kidney. "It helps our MU students teach in a classroom by learning to navigate themselves. And it brings the world together through dialogue and friendship."
'Tenacious about learning'
Hue is a little Vietnamese woman who gives a gift to her teacher and writes a thank-you letter to the university every semester. Each year she returns to Vietnam to share the gospel with auditoriums of people.
Fatima is a 19-year-old young woman who moved from Somalia with her family eight months ago. She hopes to attend Portland Community College next year. "I love English class and learning English," she says.
Whether it's repeating phrases, doing crossword puzzles, acting out skits, sharing a plate of cookies or hearing tips about healthcare from a local doctor, ESL students are continually hungry for more. Just like a tidal wave, their enthusiasm affects everyone around them.
"These students are tenacious about learning English and are willing to work hard to get a better life," says Becky Gerhardus, the program receptionist. "It requires a huge dose of humility to learn another language, but these students are sponges. They come early and stay as late as they can because they want to be here so badly."
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Master of Arts in TESOL student Tirzah Allen wants to be there just as badly. Her sense of adventure motivated her to study ESL, and she's passionate about her career choice. "I wanted the ability to open more doors and to be challenged continuously," she says. "This is the full program with the tools to succeed. I've had the opportunity to meet with people from Burma, Vietnam, Cuba and beyond."
And the students keep on coming. TESOL Professor John Runcie, who has taught at MU since 2007, was amazed when Wednesday night attendance skyrocketed. "This semester God has blessed our program with twice as many students!" he says. "One evening I looked up to see a tsunami of people coming down the stairs toward us."
Runcie sees the weekly lessons as prime opportunities for his MA in TESOL students to reflect Christ's light through all they do. And Allen remembers this whenever she teaches. "I'm learning that a teacher's journey is one of servitude," she says. "I can't always out rightly incorporate the gospel in every environment, but I can always show others what I believe."
The teachers' efforts do not go unnoticed. Someone once told Runcie, "Many people talk about missions at Multnomah, but the TESOL program actually does it!"
Gerhardus agrees. "This program is like heaven," she says. "People from every tribe, nation and tongue are here on the campus. God has brought the world to MU's doorstep."


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"This is really much more of a community effort than just the rebuilding of our downtown," said Mareth. "Take a look at what is really happening in the total community of Purdy and its school system. Over the last couple of years they have remodeled their school facilities and become a nationally recognized student recycling leader, not just for a feel-good effect but built on an economic model for students: doing good does pay.
"Expand that to the community of churches and you will find one of the rural region's largest Youth Alive programs, not to mention a new volunteer-built First Baptist Church, almost completed," Mareth said. "It appears to me that Purdy is in the process of reinventing itself to become the premier rural American community where focus on faith, education and economy will lead to opportunities in a safe, secure and well-grounded community."
For a number of years Mareth has wanted to stimulate development of new business in Purdy. As someone whose job is helping to start new businesses, Mareth developed the Genesis Project to seek out young people interested in creating a business venture and bringing them to Purdy.
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Updated: 10/15/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- The United Way of Southern Oklahoma is well on its way to meeting their fundraising goal, and they want to thank everyone who has helped so far.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- The United Way of Southern Oklahoma is well on its way to meeting their fundraising goal, and they want to thank everyone who has helped so far.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- Some Ardmore High School students are welcoming area troops home in style. As part of their class project, students were asked to create a 'welcome home' banner for the National Guard 345th Corps Support Battalion.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - SHERMAN, TX -- The Sherman Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a leadership program. Officials met Wednesday morning at City Hall to talk about plans for the nine-month program aimed to educate students about how local, county, and state governments work.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- Police in Ardmore say they are hoping for a break in the case of human remains found last week. A group of children found several bones including a human skull in a creek bed in the 300 block of F Street Southeast and 3rd Avenue last Thursday.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - SHERMAN, TX -- An actor from California who is also an amputee was in Sherman on Wednesday to show those in similar situations there is light at the end of the tunnel. Stephanie Brletic spent the day with John Siciliano.
Updated: 10/15/2008 - ADA, OK - Ada police are investigating how flyers for a white supremacist group ended up wrapped around delivered copies of the Ada newspaper.
Posted: 10/15/2008 - COOKE COUNTY, TX -- Cooke County District Attorney Cindy Stormer resigned from office on Monday, but reasons surrounding her decision remain a mystery.
Posted: 10/15/2008 - ADA, OK -- Two of three individuals involved in a fake kidnapping in Pontotoc County over the weekend have now been formally charged. 19-year-old Cassandra Walker and 21-year-old William Kruger are charged with disturbing the public peace and health of the public.
Posted: 10/15/2008 - OKLAHOMA CITY -- Congressman Frank Lucas is defending a trip to the Galapagos Islands after the television show "Inside Edition" called it "the trip of a lifetime on your dime."
Posted: 10/15/2008 - BRYAN COUNTY, OK -- Voters in Bryan County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the Nov. 4 Bryan County General Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Linda Fahrendorf said today.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- Video games are being used at the high school level to contrast different styles of teaching in Ardmore. It is all part of a three-year study being done by the University of Oklahoma.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - HUGO, OK -- The city of Hugo is making plans for improvements, but not raising taxes this year to fund those repairs and upgrades. Rashi Vats has what plans city officials have for Hugo.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - GAINESVILLE, TX -- Vandals in Gainesville knocked over dozens of tombstones at Fairview Cemetery. Now officials are trying to figure out why. Stephanie Brletic has the details.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - LAMAR COUNTY, TX -- A recent robbery at a Paris convenience store has authorities looking for information about the two men responsible for the crime. Officer Matt Birch of the Paris Police Department has this week's Lamar County Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - BRYAN COUNTY, OK -- Heavy construction just west of Durant has construction crews concerned for their safety, and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol strictly enforcing the speed limit. Rashi Vats has more.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- Kim Henry, Oklahoma's First Lady, made a stop in Ardmore on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Henry, wife of Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry, was on hand to present a special award to three deserving high school freshmen who competed in a statewide contest to promote healthy habits among teenagers.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - GRAYSON COUNTY, TX – After the Grayson County Jail failed its annual state inspection last week, repairs are now in the works. Stephanie Brletic has the details.
Updated: 10/14/2008 - Over the weekend several grass fires charred hundreds of acres of Texoma's landscapes, bringing a busy end to the grass fire season. Josh Stevenson has tips on how to avoid being a victim of a grass fire.
Posted: 10/13/2008 - SHERMAN, TX -- As the financial crisis continues despite Wall Street's gains today, the few remaining potential homebuyers may be reconsidering purchases, but that is not the trend in our area. Rashi Vats has more.
Updated: 10/13/2008 - ARDMORE, OK - Plainview school administrators were recently told their students earned the highest scores on what is known as the Academic Performance Indicator.
Updated: 10/13/2008 - BONHAM, TX -- The Bonham Chamber of Commerce and the Bonham Economic Development Corporation cut ties last month, leaving the chamber without a big part of their funding. Now the organization may be out even more money. Stephanie Brletic has the details.
Updated: 10/13/2008 - DENISON, TX -- Traveling in parts of Denison may be taking a little longer than usual as maintenance work continues in Denison. Construction updates in Denison along U.S. 69 (Austin Avenue) from Spur 503 as far north as Martin Luther King Street has traffic reduced to one lane.
Updated: 10/13/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- Another Oklahoma school is implementing a program revered for its motivation of students when it comes to learning. Ardmore's Lincoln Elementary has been named a 'Great Expectations' Model School.
Posted: 10/13/2008 - GRAYSON COUNTY, TX -- Firefighters from several departments had their hands full Monday afternoon with a grassfire in Grayson County.
Posted: 10/13/2008 - SHERMAN, TX. – Brian Gary was sworn in Monday as a new judge for the 397th District Court in Grayson County.


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Is it too early to start chalking up mocks in anticipation of this June's MLB Draft?
When it involves both local talent and a local team, the answer is no. Today, one website is projecting Mansfield native and Buckingham, Browne & Nichols senior Rhett Wiseman as a late first-rounder for June's draft.
MLB Draft Guide projects the outfielder going 31st overall to the Red Sox in its first mock draft, posted today on its webpage.
That seems to coincide with the interest that has continued to build since last spring. Drawing praise for his speed, power potential and gap-to-gap coverage, 22 major league teams have visited Wiseman so far in his Mansfield home, according to his father Mike. Within that, seven have showed up the training facility at RBI Academy to film his hitting routine. Wiseman will also be flying out to Arizona this week to work out privately for the Kansas City Royals, Mike says.
Wiseman is also ranked as the No. 8 overall outfielding prospect on the site.


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I want to switch to MongoDB for my database system. I have a Player class and I basically want to save that to the database. In the player class is a name, rank and a list of purchased items. What is the best way to store all this in MongoDB? I can create a document for the player but are you able to store a list in there? Thanks.
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you can insert the empty list at the time of creation like below or it will dynamically create when you update the document.
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Don't tell the folks at ESPN that Fox Sports 1 has all the fun! Just watch how SportsCenter welcomed the national holiday that is Opening Day in the NFL this morning. Their very own voiceover guy did NFL style introductions for anchors Kevin Negandhi and Sara Walsh, Herm Edwards, Adam Schefter, and Brian Dawkins. There are so many highlights here, especially Adam Schefter doing his best Ray Lewis dance. It's ridiculous yes, but in a fun, campy sort of way... Maybe if there's one good thing about Fox Sports 1's arrival, it's ESPN loosening up a little bit and having actual fun instead of dressing up Barry Melrose as Santa Clause and calling it "comedy." I think ESPN is more excited for the NFL season to begin than NFL Network themselves. ESPN is pretty much all NFL all the time nowadays (like most other networks), so they should be genuinely excited to have real games to talk about instead of make believe stories like Colin Kaepernick being the greatest quarterback of all-time. Your move, Andy Roddick.
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