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Troy, AL (Sports Network) - Thanks in large part to three touchdowns from Deon
Anthony, the Troy Trojans toppled the Navy Midshipmen, 41-31, in a non-
conference bout at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Anthony, the backup quarterback, was utilize in many different way for Troy
(5-5). He completed 9-of-12 passes for 93 yards and a touchdown and also ran
for 56 yards and a pair of scores. Starting quarterback Corey Robinson was on
point as well, completing 25-of-28 passes for 322 yards and a touchdown.
For Navy (6-4), Keenan Reynolds rushed for 128 yards and three touchdowns
while adding 159 yards through the air on 8-of-15 passing. Gee Gee Greene also
topped the century mark on the ground with 150 rushing yards and a touchdown.
The loss for the Midshipmen snaps a five-game winning streak.
Troy struck first early on in the opening quarter on a 34-yard touchdown pass
from Anthony to Chandler Worthy. It added another touchdown later in the
quarter when Shawn Southward rushed in a score from six yards out, as Troy
held a 14-0 lead after one quarter.
The big plays kept coming for the Trojans. Robinson hooked up with B.J. Chitty
for a 62-yard touchdown pass as their lead extended to three scores early in
the second quarter.
Navy finally stopped the early bleeding at the 10:38 mark of the second
quarter when Reynolds rushed in a five-yard touchdown. Reynolds added another
five-yard touchdown run later in the quarter to bring the Midshipmen to within
one score.
Troy answered less than two minutes later with another big play as Anthony
scored again, this time on a 44-yard rush, as its lead extended to 28-14.
The Midshipman came back for a much-needed touchdown just before the half on
another Reynolds rushing score (one yard), as they trailed by just seven,
28-21, heading into the break.
Troy added to its advantage midway through the third quarter with a 25-yard
field goal from Will Scott, but Navy continued to keep it close as Green took
a carry 59 yards for a touchdown.
Anthony scored his third touchdown of the game early in the fourth quarter on
a four-yard rush to once again give Troy a 10-point advantage.
Nick Sloan kicked a 27-yard field goal to inch Navy closer midway through the
fourth quarter, but Scott answered for the Trojans with a 23-yard field goal
with less than four minutes to play in regulation, as they held on for the
Troy gained 597 yards of offense on the afternoon and converted 32 first
downs. It also converted 8-of-12 of its third down attempts.
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May 31, 2016
A federal judge says Gov. Phil Bryant and other Mississippi residents were premature in their challenge to the federal law requiring people to buy health care insurance.
The Hattiesburg American reports that District Judge Keith Starrett also reaffirmed his ruling that knocked the governor and another man out as plaintiffs. He says both have health insurance, and wouldn't be affected by the law unless they dropped that insurance.
In an order signed Aug. 23, he says two remaining plaintiffs' privacy claims would have to be brought later, because rules involving disclosure and protection of personal information are still being worked out.
Mississippi Sen. Chris McDaniel is an attorney for the plaintiffs. He says they either will appeal Starrett's ruling or refile the suit later.
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I recently completed one of my photo projects for 2012, the Color Challenge. The concept was to pick one color each month, and then shoot photographs based on that color. Each month, pick your nine best shots and share them.
This resulted in 108 images, which can be seen in this Flickr set.
I have also published a print book and an ebook containing the images from the project. The print book can be found on Blurb, and the iPad ebook can be found in the iTunes store. If you don't have an iPad, there is a PDF version available for download here. The print version is available at cost, and the electronic versions are free. All content is licensed under the Creative Commons.
If you have never done a year long photo project before, I encourage you to try it. It's a great way to motivate yourself to pick up the camera and shoot, and it always feels good to complete the project. Keep an eye on photochallenge.org for some new challenges coming in 2013!


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Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011)
Crazy, Stupid, Love Synopsis
At fortysomething, straight-laced Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) is living the dream--good job, nice house, great kids and marriage to his high school sweetheart. But when Cal learns that his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), has cheated on him and wants a divorce, his "perfect" life quickly unravels. Worse, in today's single world, Cal, who hasn't dated in decades, stands out as the epitome of un-smooth. Now spending his free evenings sulking alone at a local bar, the hapless Cal is taken on as wingman and protege to handsome, thirtysomething player Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling). In an effort to help Cal get over his wife and start living his life, Jacob opens Cal's eyes to the many options before him: flirty women, manly drinks and a sense of style that can't be found at Supercuts or The Gap. Cal and Emily aren't the only ones looking for love in what might be all the wrong places: Cal's 13-year-old son, Robbie, is crazy about his 17-year-old babysitter, Jessica, who harbors a crush on Cal. And despite Cal's makeover and his many new conquests, the one thing that can't be made over is his heart, which seems to keep leading him back to where he began.
Crazy, Stupid, Love Release Date
In Theaters July 29, 2011
Crazy, Stupid, Love Credits
Starring: Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, John Carroll Lynch, Marisa Tomei, Kevin Bacon, Jonah Bobo, Analeigh Tipton, Josh Groban
Written by: Dan Fogelman
Directed by: Glenn Ficarra, John Requa
Produced by: Steve Carell, Denise Di Novi
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
External Info: Crazy, Stupid, Love Official Website
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The 40-Year-Old Virgin has already become one of those modern comedy classics. What most of us dont know, though, is that it almost didnt happen. Universal was intent on shutting production down. And, they had a legitimate, but totally hilarious reason for doing so, according to Steve Carell.
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The Minions Honest Trailer hates on the little evil cretins so that you don't have to.
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The Big Short Trailer: Watch Brad Pitt, Christian Bale And Ryan Gosling Join Forces For One Movie
The first trailer for The Big Short has dropped online, and if the premise alone isnt enough to pique your interested, then how about the star-studded cast that features Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt, and Steve Carell?
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Woody Allen Already Replaced Bruce Willis With This A-Lister
Well, that didn't take long. We just got news that Bruce Willis was fired from Woody Allen's latest film, but don't worry, they've already found a big name replacement and production will go off as planned.
by Brent McKnight August 29, 2015 comments
Freeheld Trailer: Watch Julianne Moore And Ellen Page Fight For Gay Rights
The upcoming biographical drama, Freeheld released its first trailer. The film, starring Julianne Moore and Ellen Page as a same-sex couple embroiled in a legal battle over the allocation of the formers pension benefits, is especially timely with its topical focus on gay marriage.
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The Battle Of The Sexes Tennis Match Is Getting A Movie With Huge Stars
Back in 1973, the world watched on as champion tennis stars Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs went head-to-head in a match labeled The Battle of the Sexes, and the battle wound up becoming one of the most notable sports events of the 20th century.
by Eric Eisenberg April 20, 2015 comments
The 40-Year-Old Virgin Ending: Judd Apatow Tells Us Why He Went Out On A Musical Note
Since we started writing this feature series on movie endings, weve covered a wide variety. Weve gone over confusing endings, twisty endings, debatable endings, and even a uniquely-structured ending. This time around, however, we have something very different: the out-of-left-field ending.
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10 Comedians Who Are Great At Serious Roles
Oh, Kevin James. What are we gonna do with you? Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. Really? To inspire better choices for you in the future, here are 10 comedians whove dabbled in drama and have become better actors for it.
by Nick Romano April 14, 2015 comments
See The Touching Way Emma Watson Thanked Steve Carell
At last night's Academy Awards ceremony, nominee Steve Carell wore a set of cufflinks on his wrist in support of a gender equality movement called He For She. You probably didn't notice it during the broadcast last night, but Emma Watson evidently wants the world to recognize his support for the campaign.
by Eric Eisenberg February 23, 2015 comments
The 10 Most Likeable Oscar Nominees, According To Americans
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by William Fanelli February 20, 2015 comments
Steve Carell's Adorable Reaction To His Oscar Nomination Will Make You Love Him Even More
With Steve Carell's latest career choices, he is slowly creeping up the ladder as Hollywood's "Most Likable Actor" - not only as one of our favorite comedic actors, but now as one of our most interesting dramatic actors.
by William Fanelli February 4, 2015 comments
The Big Short Is Assembling One Of The Greatest Casts Ever
It's always exciting when large-scale ensemble dramas are announced. These projects open up special doors that allow some of the best actors in the industry to work with and bounce off other like none other, and it's fun to watch and see just how many A-listers can be packaged into one feature.
by Eric Eisenberg January 14, 2015 comments
Foxcatcher's Main Character Is Furious About The Movie's Gay Undertones
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by Eric Eisenberg January 1, 2015 comments
Foxcatcher's Main Character Seems To Have Declared War On The Director
Foxcatcher is in theaters now, and is earning raves for Millers direction, as well as for the acting performances of the three male leads Tatum, Steve Carell and Mark Ruffalo. Could this controversy start to damage the films reputation? Or is it all a massive misunderstanding?
by Sean O'Connell December 31, 2014 comments
Foxcatcher Is A Masterpiece
I could dig, analyze and appreciate Foxcatcher for years. All of that being said, Foxcatcher is remarkable. It is a stirring thesis about how wealthy power brokers manipulate situations, and how those without influence are seduced.
by Sean O'Connell September 8, 2014 comments
Steve Carell To Star In The New Looney Tunes Movie
Just because you don't hear about a certain in-development movie for a number of years doesn't actually mean that the project will never end up on the silver screen. Some are just destined to spend a bit of time in what has been dubbed "Development Hell." Take, for example, the Looney Tunes Acme factory film. We first wrote about the feature all the way back in October 2010, but haven't heard a peep about it since. That is, until now.
by Eric Eisenberg August 27, 2014 comments
The Deranged Acting Advice Steve Carell Got From Foxcatcher's Director
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by Mack Rawden August 26, 2014 comments
Steve Carell Will Headline Disney's Brooklyn Family Robinson
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by Kristy Puchko July 30, 2014 comments
Ken Jeong Gets His Own Movie Thanks To Steve Carell
Ken Jeong is attached to front International Incident, a comedy penned by former The Daily Show With Jon Stewart scribe David Javerbaum. The Jeong vehicle's story will follow five United Nations delegates who set out on a roadtrip--presumably across America--to rediscover a lost love.
by Kristy Puchko June 19, 2014 comments
Foxcatcher Emerges As The Year's First Best Picture Oscar Contender
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by Sean O'Connell May 19, 2014 comments
Steve Carell Chases A Kangaroo In Alexander And The Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day Trailer
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by Kristy Puchko May 8, 2014 comments
Steve Carell Will Road Trip As A Cancer Survivor For The Priority List
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by Nick Venable March 18, 2014 comments
Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher Delayed Until 2014
IndieWire reports Miller and the producers are pushing the planned December release of Foxcatcher off until 2014. This is the point in which I jump up and down, beating my chest, yelling, Are you kidding me? Luckily, Sony Pictures wisely released the films first trailer and gave us something to bide our time with, and boy is it a doozy.
by Nick Venable September 26, 2013 comments
Steve Carell Transforms Himself Into A Killer In First Foxcatcher Image
I've had my eye on Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher for ages, and for a lot of the obvious Oscar-baity reasons. It's the follow-up film from the director of Moneyball and Capote, and tells another true story with a tinge of murder, about how the heir to a massive fortune came to sponsor a wrestling team and eventually murder one of the players. And, as you might expect from the guy who made Moneyball, Foxcatcher has a fantastic cast in place to draw you in
by Katey Rich August 20, 2013 comments
Channing Tatum And Steve Carell's Oscar Contender Foxcatcher Gets Key December Release
It sounds a drastic shift for Miller, though Capote was a true-crime drama-thriller driven by elaborate characters and top-shelf acting. Carell and Ruffalo certainly is capable of soul-searching performances. The wild card will be Tatum, who absolutely has grown and matured as an actor.
by Sean O'Connell August 16, 2013 comments
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A couple weeks ago I was invited to go to participate in a press day for the newly-released animated film Despicable Me 2, during which time Carell fielded questions from film reporters during a press conference. Read on below to discover the origins of Grus voice, fear of becoming a too overprotective parent, and the horrible, lasting effect that romantic rejection early in life can have.
by Eric Eisenberg July 3, 2013 comments
Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible... Casts Aussie Child Actor As The Lead
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by Katey Rich June 25, 2013 comments
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by Nick Venable May 31, 2013 comments
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Will Appear On Blu-ray And DVD In June
If you havent caught the film, yet, its still playing in some theaters, but if you are just waiting for the home entertainment release, youll be able to purchase the film beginning on June 25. Unfortunately, it doesnt seem as if Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will be putting together an early digital release for the flick, which means Blu-ray copies, DVD copies, and digital downloads will be available simultaneously.
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The Way Way Back Trailer: Sundance's Biggest Acquisition Shows Its Stuff
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by Katey Rich April 11, 2013 comments
Steve Carell And Tina Fey's Mail-Order Groom Gets Pushed Back
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by Eric Eisenberg March 28, 2013 comments
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by Sean O'Connell March 18, 2013 comments
Tattoos, Vegas Crowds And Rodney Dangerfield: Jim Carrey And Steve Carell Talk Burt Wonderstone
I think magicians are a lot more arrogant, Carrey said. Thats what bothered me about magicians growing up. I was always fascinated by it growing up, theyre kind of like, Abracadabra, youre an idiot! They dont let you in on the joke. Comedians are in on the joke, unless youre Andy Kaufman.
by Eric Eisenberg March 14, 2013 comments
Experience The Incredible Burt Wonderstone's Bed Bouncing Skills In New Game
It presumably wont take any amount of elaborately constructed mirrors or intentional distraction to make The Incredible Burt Wonderstone a runaway hit. Its directed by Don Scardino, a television veteran with who helmed a season and a half of 30 Rock throughout its run. Stars Steve Carrell and Jim Carrey are playing over-the-top comedic roles that still feel atypical to what we normally see them doing
by Nick Venable March 12, 2013 comments
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by Josh Tyler December 20, 2012 comments
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by Kristy Puchko December 3, 2012 comments
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by Katey Rich November 1, 2012 comments
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by Eric Eisenberg September 24, 2012 comments
Meryl Streep Demands Sex From Tommy Lee Jones In Hope Springs Trailer
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by Katey Rich April 25, 2012 comments
Steve Carell And Toni Collette Reunite For The Way, Way Back
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by Eric Eisenberg April 17, 2012 comments
Steve Carell And Jake Johnson To Star In Mob Comedy For Warner Bros.
Steve Carell seems to have no shortage of upcoming feature projects, among which is the follow-up to Despicable Me, as well as the upcoming Lorene Scafaria directed Seeking a Friend For the End of the World. While hes certainly missed on The Office, his growing list of films will give his fans their fill of the actor, once they begin rolling out. This includes the eventual and much-anticipated Anchorman sequel.
by Kelly West April 16, 2012 comments
Steve Carell In Talks For Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Based on the book by Judith Viorst, Alexander is about a young boy who is experiencing the worst 24 hours of his life. He wakes up with gum in his hair, trips on his skateboard, doesn't get a prize in his cereal box, gets yelled at by his teacher...and it just keeps going on and on. He constantly says that he is just going to pack everything up and move to Australia, but at the end of the story his mother ensures him that some days are just like that, "even in Australia."
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Heart finally gets inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during the ceremony at L.A.'s Nokia Theater. Jason Bonham will induct the band, which in addition to sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, will include the classic 1975 to 1979 Heart lineup featuring lead guitarist Roger Fisher, bassist Steve Fossen, longtime guitarist/keyboardist Howard Leese, and drummer Michael DeRosier.
The members of Rush hope that their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday nigh will pave the way for more progressive and heavy rock acts to get inside the doors. Bassist Geddy Lee said, "I hope this means other great bands like Yes will follow suit. Deep Purple was on the ballot this year, and I was hoping they'd get in with us. We wouldn't be the band we are without Deep Purple's existence."
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The head of the Federal Communications Commission says it's time to repeal NFL television blackout rules.
Ajit Pai says the FCC needs to "be on the side of sports fans" when it comes to league rules that prevent games that aren't sold out from being broadcast in the home team's market.
The FCC has spent the past year seeking public comments about blackout regulations.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has said there's no reason to change the blackout policy, which has been in place since 1975.
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May 30, 2016
Meridian police have charged a pair of suspects in the shooting death of TeRandy Hampton, 37. His body was discovered at a house on Grand Avenue Tuesday around 9:30 a.m.
Detectives took a suspect into custody shortly after the shooting. Hours later, members of the DART team located a second suspect.
22-year-old Jacolby Newell and 18-year-old Torvoria McGlothin, both of Meridian, have been charged with capital murder and armed robbery.
Bond for each was set at $500,000 on the armed robbery count. There is no bond set for the capital murder charges.
Police say a key factor in solving the case quickly was eyewitnesses who immediately called 911. Officials say they and the victim's family are grateful for citizens being "nosy" and taking action.
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i shoot remington 700 sendero 7mm bergers also with hogden h-1000 for powder huskemaw scope hard to beat that mixture
Wow, some great (and interesting) selections here! If I ever draw another elk tag I will likely use my old Husqvarna 640, it's built on an FN commercial action and chambered in 9,3x62. It will wear a Leupold in the lower end of the magnification spectrum probably a 1.5-5 or 2-7.
i shoot remington 700 sendero 7mm bergers also with hogden h-1000 for powder huskemaw scope hard to beat that mixture
I guess I'm reactivating an older thread. Mine is:
Ruger M77 with the tang safety.
Custom kevlar/graphite stock.
Answer products slimline muzzle brake.
Trigger work, with pull @ 3 lbs.
Lapped scope rings.
Leupold Vari-X III, 3.5-10 x 50 mm.
Cheek pad.
Limb Saver recoil pad.
Harris bipod (sometimes).
It prefers Federal Premium TBBC 200 grain. My best group is ~1/2" at 100 yards.
It's taken (2) elk, (1) bear, (3) mule deer, (1) caribou, and (1) mountain goat.
Winchester M-70.....30-06.....165 gr. boat-tails. 3x9 Bushnell.
Man that is awesome. It just goes to show that you really don't need high priced guns to kill your game.
Custom 300 win mag. Lilja #4 fluted to 24 inches, Defiance fluted action, Defiance bottom metal, Bell and Carlson stock, Vortex diamondback 4-12 scope.
My elk rifle is a 300 WSM
My deer rifle is a 300 WSM
My sheep rifle is a 300 WSM
My bear rifle is a 300 WSM
My antelope rifle is a 300 WSM
I'm a strong proponent of being super familiar with one rifle and shooting it well. I missed a B&C ram and a gimme shot on a nice 6 point bull trying out new rifles. Years ago, I developed a flinch that lasted for a couple years after experimenting by hunting with a magnum that kicked like a mule. Why did it take me so long to learn to stick with one rifle that fits me, is reliable, accurate and has the recoil tamed with a good muzzle break? My personal lesson is that it is far better to have total confidence in your rifle than to have the optimum caliber for a given species.
I like your philosophy, UH. I'm a one rifle kind of guy, mostly because what little dabbling I've done has been with bows and muzzleloaders.
I currently shoot an older Ruger M77 (tang safety) in .30-06, 3 x 9 scoped shooting Federal Premium 180 grn. Nosler Partitions.
I really like this thread, 'cause I've been thinking about a new "one rifle" for this new era of my life.
I am on the other side of coin, UH,
I have a "quiver" of rifles, and feel comfortable with all of them. I do practice often with all of them as well.
I love to shoot!
I do think the one-rifle-one-hunter philosophy is a good one, just not for me.
Hope I didn't imply that I thought everyone should subscribe to that philosophy, BB, just that I do.
Then again if I had a quiver full of rifles ... you never know!!!


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Brie and Nutella Grilled Cheese Recipe
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- 2 tablespoons butter
- 4 slices crusty French bread
- 2 to 3 ounces brie, rind removed
- 3 tablespoons Nutella
Melt one third of butter in a large non-stick skillet over medium heat until foaming subsides. Add all four bread slices and cook, swirling occasionally, until pale golden brown on bottom side, about 2 minutes.
Transfer to a cutting board toasted-side-up. Place one cheese slice on top of one two slices of bread. Spread Nutella evenly between two remaining slices. Close sandwich, with both toasted sides facing inwards.
Melt one more piece of butter in the skillet and reduce heat to medium low. Add sandwich and cook, swirling occasionally, until deep, even golden brown, about 5 minutes. Remove sandwich using a flexible metal spatula. Add the remaining butter. Return sandwich to skillet cooked-side up. Cook, swirling occasionally, until second side is deep, even golden brown and cheese is thoroughly melted, about 5 minutes. Serve immediately.


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May 24, 2016
Atlanta, GA (AP) -- The Atlanta Falcons have found a replacement for John Abraham by reaching an agreement with free-agent defensive end Osi Umenyiora on a two-year contract.
The Falcons released the 34-year-old Abraham, who led the team with 10 sacks in 2012, on March 1.
With the 31-year-old Umenyiora, the Falcons have a slightly younger replacement at defensive end. Umenyiora had only six sacks for the Giants in 2012. He had a career-high 14 1/2 sacks in 2005, but has reached double figures in only one of the last four years -- 11 1/2 in 2010.
Umenyiora, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, was a second-round pick by New York in 2003.
Terms of the deal weren't released. Umenyiora's agent, Tom Condon, couldn't be immediately reached for comment.
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This is what i got:
rpereira@laen2:~/Downloads$ chmod +x zdesktop_1_0_4_build_1833_linux_i686.sh
rpereira@laen2:~/Downloads$ ./zdesktop_1_0_4_build_1833_linux_i686.sh
gzip: sfx_archive.tar.gz: not in gzip format
I am sorry, but the installer file seems to be corrupted.
If you downloaded that file please try it again. If you
transfer that file with ftp please make sure that you are
using binary mode.
I downloaded 5 times, i check the size of the file
-rwxr-xr-x 1 rpereira rpereira 10987415 2010-07-14 16:06 zdesktop_1_0_4_build_1833_linux_i686.sh.
I tried to open on gedit and got the same error as Badaveil, with :
"gedit has not been able to detect the character encoding.
Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.
Select a character encoding from the menu and try again."
But then i tried open with nano zdesktop_1_0_4_build_1833_linux_i686.sh and that worked fine.
What else should i do? download from another computer?


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Music class makes triumphant return
CHULA VISTA At a recent First Friday networking breakfast, business and community leaders were treated to a concert that began with Schubert's "The Trout," segued into Strauss' "The Blue Danube," and concluded with "Clocks" by Coldplay.
The 15 musicians performing the eclectic selections at the San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista were fourth and fifth graders from the Community Opus Project, a partnership forged by the San Diego Youth Symphony and the Chula Vista Elementary School District with the ultimate goal of bringing music instruction back into every classroom.
Like a crescendo in a classical work, the Community Opus Project started slowly and quietly and has grown stronger and louder with each passing year. Begun in 2010 as a free after school program for 65 third graders at Otay and Lauderbach elementary schools, Opus has since expanded to six schools, providing more than 250 third graders with 90 minutes of music instruction a week as part of their curriculum.
For the first time in 15 years, the district is hiring a full-time music teacher who will join the staff at Castle Park Elementary by March 1. The teacher's salary will be paid in part from funds in the $30 million Promise Neighborhood implementation grant the district received last year from South Bay Community Services. Initially, the cost of music teachers' salaries will be shared by the district and the individual schools and come from Title I funds.
"This has been a catalyst for change in our district," Assistant Superintendent John Nelson said. "We talk about innovation and we want to look at learning very differently.
"We are on our way to being innovative in the 21st century around music for all students."
As Nelson told the First Friday audience, innovation means collaboration. To that end, the district is joining forces with all kinds of groups — in South County and beyond — in a variety of ways.
• The school district has partnered with VH1's Save the Music foundation. For every full-time music teacher Chula Vista hires for a school, the nonprofit foundation will purchase instruments from a local music retailer valued at $30,000 per school and donate the instruments to the school. The district's goal for 2013-14 is to hire full-time instructors for two to three schools. The district's multiyear plan with VHI outlines a formula for bringing music back into every school within the next 15 years.
• With an eye toward nurturing its future musical student body, the Sweetwater Union High School District's Visual and Performing Arts Department has loaned woodwind and brass instruments to the Chula Vista elementary district.
• Seeking hard evidence that music has multiple benefits, the district has formed a partnership with UCSD's Center for Human Development and the Neurosciences Institute that could provide more definitive, empirical data regarding the program's influence.
And the kernel of the genesis of the partnership between the youth symphony and the school district? That sprang from the phenomenon known as "it's who you know."
Margarita Holguin proved to be the bridge. As executive director of the Chula Vista Community Collaborative that operates family resource centers in the area, she is in regular contact with school administrators. And she knew someone on the board of the youth symphony.
"The San Diego Youth Symphony had the vision that it wanted to get more connected with the community," Holguin said. "They contacted me and asked, 'What can we do?'
"I worked with them to identify the schools that could really benefit from something like this. There was a lot of interest and everyone saw this as a very positive and good thing. That's when it began to grow."


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Blue Valentine (2010)
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If we have an office full of Zimbra users all connecting to a hosted Zimbra service somewhere, would it possible to use the Z-Desktop software or some derivative of it, on a single machine in the office, as a local cache for all the users to connect to? I think this would be a great feature to avoid installing software on each desktop pc in the office and still get the benefits of a local cache, performance boost and offline work for periods when the office internet connection may be down.
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(I'm starting a new thread, since I was confused about the problem when I posted yesterday)
On July 12, we deleted an account that we now need to restore. We have the network editition, and we do full backups on the first of each month and incrementals every night.
With "zmrestore -a firstname.lastname@example.com -ra -rf", I am able to restore the account to the last full backup on July 1. However, when I try to restore the incrementals backups as well, I get an error and the restored account is deleted:
Is there a way I can restore the account to its state of the incremental backup on July 11, either with zmrestore or by extracting transactions from the redo logs myself?Code:[zimbra@otto ~]$ zmrestore -a firstname.lastname@example.com -ra Error occurred: no such account: xx442fxx-fd97-4d00-9641-xx182a8c80xx


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I woz one of the altar boys that the kathlick church rejekts.
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Explains a lot actually!
May God bless all of you.
Theys a whole lotta dinky dau folks around here.
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Explains a lot actually!
I koodnt swallow latin.
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I koodnt swallow latin.
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This is one of Ireland's foremost seaside resorts; it began to develop in the early 19C when seaside holidays started to become fashionable. From its small harbour, visitors can walk along a promenade lined with hotels, shops and amusement arcades stretching in a northeasterly direction along a vast sandy beach overlooking Dundrum Bay. The listed course of the Royal County Down Golf Club lies behind the imposing red-brick Slieve Donard Hotel, built by the railway company in 1898.
Tourist attractions Newcastle : Things to see and do
Tollymore Forest Park
Tullybrannigan Road GB - Bryansford BT33 0PD
The 500 ha park stretches on either side of the River Shimna, an excellent salmon fishing river flowing from the northwest foothills of the Mountains of Mourne. Walking trails (1.6 km to 14.5 km) allow visitors to explore the azalea walk, arboretum, ..
Silent Valley Reservoir
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Our Lady of the Assumption
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Not yet. I got a call from a CSR that the update had been delayed until August 31. When that didn't happen I got another call a few days later that the update is now scheduled for October 2.
It's kind of ticking me off. They never told me when there would be an update but that all my issues are "known" and they kept calling me I was telling them I don't have anymore information and that they could just close the case. I have a phantom missing recordings on the nomad and directv ipad apps.


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Re: Evening snow
A study in blue.
That photo has the scent of new wet snow.
Getting a blizzard snow drop brings a silence that I always loved. If only for a few hours.
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A study in blue.
That photo has the scent of new wet snow.
Getting a blizzard snow drop brings a silence that I always loved. If only for a few hours.
Snow storms can leave some beautiful scenery behind. It's easier to enjoy it if you don't have to go out in it until the roads are clear, of course. Insanelysane is right, there's something wonderful about the quiet that settles in with one, too.
is that a frozen river or a lake?
It is so beautiful. Remnds of the blues infusing many of the paintings in an exhibition of Impressionists in Winter I saw years ago. Just magical.
But, I do so love snow. (Where to go, where to go?)
With my iPad! (I know there are people who think that looks ridiculous, but I love it, because it reminds me of the view camera I never had). The river is near the house.
Maybe you are thinking of this by Whistler? I wasn't -- just fired away to see what would happen!
I am a fan of good composition in photography and that is really nice composition and framing. Great with an iPad, makes me wonder what would happen if you were unleashed with a better camera.
Cameras have a less dynamic range and tend to see more blue than the human eye. Out of curiosity, when you took the picture were you seeing more blues or more grays?
The iPad is kind of a crap shoot. One reason I like it. I like taking pictures, but I don't think it's my talent. You've seen the pictures I took in Bangkok. I somehow can't see richly enough, though the images are workmanlike, I tend to focus in on a graphic pattern.
Really beautiful! It's so calm and peaceful looking. Well done!!


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Baristas have it kind of easy when it comes to peer-to-peer knowledge sharing: Most folks can get to a local TNT or barista jam by hopping on a subway car or putting their bike pedals to the metal. But what about coffee producers? What kind of opportunities exist for farm owners and crop managers to gather in a room and share ideas, ask each other questions, and maybe even commiserate a little?
Hopefully, that sort of thing just got at little easier – at least for a select group of producers in Central America.
Last week, our Sustainability & Producer Relations Manager, Kim Elena Bullock, traveled to Santa Rosa de Copan, Honduras, to host the first-ever "Origin Pro Series," which she describes as a kind of "grower's summit on soil fertility and quality experiments."
Kim Elena said the idea sprung from a kind of intellectual match-making that she and Tim Hill, our Coffee Buyer & Quality Manager, had long been trying to arrange between two of their most experimental and quality-obsessed producing partners: Aida Batlle of Finca Mauritania in El Salvador, and Roberto Salazar of the Honduran farm Finca Pashapa.
"Aida wanted to learn about Roberto's organic composting success, and Roberto expressed interest in Aida's quality systems," Kim Elena said. "And, the farms lie less than four hours from one another by road!"
The relative geographic closeness of the two farms, as well as both growers' enthusiasm for learning more from one another, got Bullock thinking: "It occurred to me that other growers and co-ops would also benefit from Roberto's knowledge of soil amendments and Aida's experience with quality experimentation. So what if we got a group of Central American producers whom we know to be capable of creating great-quality coffee into a room to talk about the issues that we hear the most questions about, namely, organic agriculture practices and quality development?"
Kim Elena and Tim, along with Counter Intelligence manager Lydia Iannetti, developed a two-day curriculum geared toward providing a group of Counter Culture's Central American producing partners – from growers to co-op leaders – a chance to learn from one another in person, rather than having to hear anecdotes or conduct isolated research on their own.
"We buyers, who visit farms regularly, see certain farmers excel at different areas of coffee growing and processing, and we do our best to cross-pollinate and share best practices between them," Kim Elena said. "[Our] lack of personal experience on … topics where we find ourselves giving advice definitely limits the extent to which we can address concerns; other growers with years of successes and failures can much more effectively help their peers find answers to these questions."
Kim Elena & Co. decided to focus this inaugural program on two prominent issues facing small farmers and co-ops: organic soil fertility and the risk-reward balance of conducing quality-based experiments. Kim Elena explains, "We are unusual among quality-focused coffee companies for our commitment to organic certification, and one of the most common issues that certified organic farms face, especially small farms, is the availability of certified farm inputs that will help them to maintain consistent yields and fertile soil.
Our second topic – quality experiments – complements our dedication to sustainability with our pursuit of new, different, interesting flavors in coffee. We want growers to experiment with varieties, processes and lot separation and offer price incentives to encourage that experimentation, but many growers find it intimidating because it's a risk, and they have only heard tell of these experiments, never seen them or met growers that have succeeded at producing exceptional results."
Around 20 growers and co-op representatives from Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala took part in the first incarnation of this program, which has an open-ended future. "I feel confident that in addition to encouraging practices that increase productivity and improve quality, this event demonstrates Counter Culture's commitment to our partners and will in turn strengthen their commitment to us as a buyer," said Kim Elena. "It's not the only event to bring producers together to share experiences – from Let's Talk Coffee to Ramacafe to EAFCA, there are plenty of grower-focused conferences – but it is unique for its focus on only two topics, intimate class size, and single-language presentation."
Check back for Kim Elena's full report on the program.
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WUSA) -- An elderly woman died on Monday after being struck by a bicyclist in Arlington, police said.
It happened at around 7:11 a.m., after the bicyclist hit Ita Lapina, 80, of Arlington, on the Four Mile Run Bike Path near the 4900 block of Columbia Pike, police said.
"According to a witness and the bicyclist, the 62 year old man was heading downhill on his Next Powerclimber bike when he saw the victim ahead of him and attempted to warn her by yelling "to your left" and ringing a bell. This is when the 80 year old woman stepped to her left and turned around to be struck head-on, causing her to fall backwards to the ground," police said.
Lapina sustained significant head trauma after striking the back of her head on the pavement, police said.
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Notebook: Capital makes best of tough situation
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- It's been a strange season so far for veteran Capital coach Carl Clark and his staff.
The Cougars lost their top five scorers from a year ago - all seniors - and have had seven players drop off the roster from the beginning of this season for various reasons.
Understandably, the Cougars have also lost some games, carrying a 5-6 record into tonight's date at Huntington, but they've remained more than competitive.
In fact, Capital's last three games have gone into overtime - a 69-62 loss to Class AAA power South Charleston and victories against a pair of winning-record teams, Winfield and Nitro.
The youthful Cougars have also beaten state-ranked George Washington and lost by a point to 8-2 Hurricane. In all, they've played six games decided either in OT or by three points or fewer.
"We're hoping we can keep them together,'' Clark said, "and keep improving and learning. We've had a lot of experience in the last few years, and we've been playing seniors, but the seniors this year don't have a lot of experience - they've only played [junior varsity].
"This is an unusual year. We are starting younger kids. Hopefully they will be back next year and have some experience. I think these kids are learning and they're staying in games - three overtime games in a row and four overall. They're beginning to learn how to win.''
Clark hopes he can say as much when semester grades come out next week, a time that typically renders some of his players academically ineligible.
Carrington Morris, who leads the Cougars in scoring at 16.2 points per game and is the team's only double-figure scorer, played only the first nine games last season before being ruled ineligible.
"Academics is another situation,'' Clark said, "when the grades come out. Last year, we lost two starters and a sixth man to grades.
"It's just a battle to keep kids on the floor. When you stop moving in the right direction, you may lose one way or the other. All we can do is keep working, trying to improve and have the kids keep learning. Hopefully we'll bring our best foot forward.''
Clark, in his 19th season at Capital, has moved into the top 10 in all-time Kanawha Valley coaching wins with 280.
New game at Logan
When you think of Logan basketball, you generally think of the Wildcats' traditional high-flying, high-scoring teams. But that's changed a bit this season.
Logan has been grinding more often than not and has scored more than 60 points in a game just once. Entering Friday's game against Westside, in fact, the Wildcats didn't have a single player sporting a double-figure scoring average - Worm Street's 9.9 mark led the team.
That's certainly a long way from recent teams led by prolific scorers and all-staters such as Noah Cottrill, Paul Herbert Williamson and Stevie Browning. Those three players - standout guards on Logan's last three teams - led attacks that averaged 80.5, 64.2 and 64.7 points, respectively.
This year's Wildcats squad was averaging only 54 points entering Friday's game, but that doesn't dampen the enthusiasm of Logan coach Mark Hatcher.
"We're right there,'' he said recently. "We've been in a lot of close games. We've got to keep believing in these guys.''
Hatcher noted that the reconfiguration of the Class AAA sections and regions makes for a different path for his program to get to the state tournament.
"With South Charleston out of our region,'' he said, "it makes our region a little different now. But we've got some really good teams in the other section of our region now - Hurricane's better, Winfield's better, St. Albans and Nitro are better.
"Huntington High is the big dog in our section now. It's who's going to find ways to win some games in our section now to get up there and compete with Huntington [for a high seed]. It's a long season.''
Puzzling Irish
Here we are approaching the middle of the regular season, and defending Class A state champion Charleston Catholic is still trying to sort out its rotation of players.
Keifer Hovorka, who was coming off the bench at the start of the season, is now in the starting lineup. Junior Russell Miller has been getting some solid minutes lately. Other players are being shuttled around.
"We're playing a lot of different guys to try to find the pieces,'' said Irish coach Bill McClanahan, "to try to find the glue that makes the pieces fit. We're trying different combinations to see what pieces fit together the cleanest - and we're kind of searching.
"Nick [George] has been steady, Garret [McCarty] has shown flashes of being the point guard I'm looking for . . . We're starting to get there, but we've still got some things to fix. The problem is that sometimes those pieces are only snapping together for two-, three-minute spurts, and sometimes it's just in the first quarter and sometimes just in the fourth. We need to snap them together, leave them together and put the polish on it, and we're not doing it yet.''
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I attended a beer dinner the other night. It has taken me a few days to digest (pun intended) exactly what happened. This was a fundraiser for Morrison Children and Family Services in Portland. A description of their services follows.
The event was deemed "Chef's Challenge" in that seven of Portland's finest chefs would combine their talents to pair their dishes with Deschutes' beers in a very friendly competition. I was lucky enough to be one of the judges of this august contest, at least I thought.
Along with me as judge was John Foyston, noted retiring beer columnist for the Oregonian; Cole Danehower, of Northwest Palate Magazine; Amy Faust, of The Wolf 99.7 FM; and Alan Kropf, of Mutineer Magazine.
The evening started off innocently enough with a trio of appetizers from Deschutes Brewery's own Chef Jeff Usinowicz, who made Cortes Island Oysters on the half shell with a hop infused ponzu sauce, quail egg yolk, and tabiko caviar and the first, Ale Pretzel with a warm chantrelle mushroom taleggio cheese sauce for the second and a hop and lime marinated wild gulf prawn with a mango glaze. All paired with Cascade Ale. This was a delightful way to begin and a great palate conditioner. Then things began to get serious.
Chef Pascal Chureau of Fenouil prepared a Rabbit Loin Crepinette with Chantrelles Faro Risotto, Bone Marrow Butter and Maple Syrup and Bourbon Gastrique paired with Miss Spelt Hefeweizen. Everything went very quiet at the judges table. We all agreed that whatever the flavor of Bone Marrow Butter actually was, it was a huge hit and the only criticism was there should have been more of it on the dish. Admittedly, I was not excited about the pairing on this one at first. But after trying it the pairing was done brilliantly! The esters of the yeast and husky graininess of the spelt knitted perfectly with the rabbit and even the marrow butter. We were off and running for sure.
Next, Chef Adam Berger from our neighbor Ten 01 paired our D Straat Dubel with House made duck and hazelnut sausage with cranberries. This was done in a much more Germanic preparation, but, again, a brilliant pairing. The sausage was laid on a bed of cooked red cabbage with cranberries on the side. The sausage was sprinkled with crushed hazelnuts and tangy salt. The fruity sweetness of the Dubel worked its way into the tanginess of the cabbage – no doubt cooked with vinegar – and the sweet tanginess of the cranberries with the soft gaminess of the duck sausage and, finally, the salty, nutty hazelnuts all touched every sensory gland in my mouth. I was beginning to sense this event was, truly, something special.
Next came Chef Paul Bachand from Farm to Fork prepared a Smoked Trout, Leek and Potato Mason Jar Pie, with Fresh Herb and Winter Radish Salad. Going in I didn't know what a Mason Jar Pie was, but I sure learned. Resembling a Pot Pie, it was comfort food on steroids. Soft, warm and savory with the smokiness of the trout, the pie was accompanied by an herb (mostly frisee) and winter radish salad. Taken all together it paired (again) brilliantly with the Long Shadow Black IPA, contrasting perfectly with the beers bright herbal hoppiness and the roasted astringency of the malt it was another of many surprises for me that evening. I think it was at this point that John Foyston turned to me and said, "We are so screwed!" Of course referring to the inevitable judgment we would be required to make.
The next course was from Chef Kurt Spak of Alba Osteria. He paired Jubelale with Agnolotti al Plin with Oregon Black Truffles. This turned out to be my favorite of the dishes that evening. Of course, it's wonderful to do a dinner in truffle season. The soft, rich agnolotti and the rich earthiness of the truffles paired seamlessly with the malty, hoppy Jubelale . It was game-on now as Amy turned to the rest of us with a wistful look and said, "I didn't think I had any love left!" That pretty much summed up what the rest of us were feeling as well. But our work was far from done. The amount of love we all carried would be sorely tested for sure!
Our final "dinner" course was Chef Cathy Whims of Nostrana who paired Obsidian Stout with Cauliflower Sformato with Oregon Black Truffles. This is where we all went into a bit of sensory overload. Rich, creamy cauliflower pudding covered in cheese sauce with generous slices of truffle all over. My kind of food. Cathy outdid herself with this one! What can I say about the pairing except, perfection. Simple, humble, perfection.
Finally, it was time for dessert. This dish prepared by our own Pastry Chef Jill Ramseier who made a bevy of delights entitled, Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter Bon Bons with Root beer Meringue. These "bon-bons" were two and quite different. One traditional bon bon and one of peanut butter ice cream. The Root beer Meringue had everyone mesmerized and they worked around the chocolate butterfly Jill made to wow the crowd with her presentation. All this paired with, what else? The Abyss. Unbelievable!
Afterward, the judges awarded Chef Spak's agnolotti first prize while the audience favorite was Chef Bachand's Mason Jar Pie. In private conversations John Foyston and I agreed that after attending hundreds of beer dinners over our careers (and some very, very good ones) this may have been the best one ever. If you were there you will know what I mean. If you missed it, well, you really missed it. We will look forward to doing more as we continue to push the envelope. Records are meant to be broken, after all. Watch our website for announcements of coming events. You will want to make the next one for sure!
Links: http://www.morrisonkids.org/
Morrison Child and Family Services provides a comprehensive range of mental health, substance abuse, juvenile justice, and prevention services. Each year we touch the lives of more than 5,000 children and their families who are struggling with physical and sexual abuse, neglect, exposure to drugs and alcohol, learning disabilities, depression, and serious emotional trauma. Our programs include residential, day treatment, outpatient counseling, parent education, home and school-based programs, and foster care.


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