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You guessed it! I'm working on potty training my baby girl!!
Buffalo, NY -- High temperatures near 50 and a dry day is a nice day for mid fall in Western New York.
And it was a good day to be outdoors. I enjoyed running my 9th year in a row in the 9th annual Lindsay's Legacy 5K, and serving as the emcee for the post race party.
I already have my winter gear out for the next runs in December including the Jingle Bell run, among other local 5k races.
In honor of the Section VI playoffs this weekend (Go Panthers!) I
thought I would use my blog this week to share a little about my history
as an alumna of the Sweet Home School District.
Buffalo, NY -- Temperatures are dropping once again and the coldest temperatures so far this Fall are expected Sunday night.
After a few warm days, get ready for temperatures to drop about 15 degrees below normal.
High temperatures for Sunday will only make it up to 38 degrees F. The average high for this time of year is 53. The average low temperature is 38.
Temperatures Sunday night will also be on the colder side with a low of 25. Even some upper teens could be found in the coolest Southern Tier valleys.
But there will be a warm up once again middle of the week, with high temperatures near to around 60 on Wednesday and Thursday.
It is with great joy and excitement that I'm writing this- my first blog ever. It comes at one of the most exciting and emotional times of my life, when I can announce to all of you that...I'm PREGNANT!
Buffalo, NY -- The colder temperatures are almost here, so here's a quick refresher on "cold season" precipitation, if you need it.
The atmosphere can produce snow, hail, sleet, graupel and freezing rain. All are formed differently and mainly depend on temperature and height.
Sticking with the precipitation types that are usually confused (and keeping it simple), hail is ice pellets (layers of ice) that form high in a thunderstorm cloud by being suspended in a thunderstorm's updraft. Hail stones can grow to be very large before dropping out of a storm.
Graupel starts as a snowflake but encounters supercooled water droplets as it falls, which freeze on the snowflake. Graupel is usually smaller than hail and much softer.
Sleet looks like ice pellets but forms differently. Sleet starts out as a snowflake but encounters a warm layer and partially melts but then moves through a cold layer once again and refreezes before hitting
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle preview this week's game between the Bills and the Dolphins in Miami.
Buffalo, NY -- High temperatures today are around average, near 60 degrees F.
Temperatures will drop a bit into the weekend. High temps will be in the mid to low 50s, and lows in the upper 30s.
Lake effect rain showers are possible at times during Saturday into Sunday morning.
It is that time of year. If temperatures were just a bit cooler we would be talking about lake effect snow potentially! We will keep an eye on things of course.
WGRZ-TV's Kevin O'Neill, best known for his Celebrating Western New York features weekday mornings on Daybreak, is now a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist.
Buffalo, NY -- We have had nice, mild weather for much of October. That is going to change soon so enjoy the beautiful day today before the rain hits tomorrow and the well below average temperatures for the rest of the week and through the weekend.
Buffalo is already about an 1" above average with rain so far this month, but that is expected to go up a good amount tomorrow with the latest strong system coming in from the west.
Winds will be picking up as well, especially for the higher elevations for middle of the week.
I get to cover something different every day, and that's one of the reasons why I enjoy what I do. But, that also means that inevitably I have to cover something sad or violent.
Buffalo, NY -- The month started out wet but then we enjoyed a long dry break before rain returned once again for some of the long holiday weekend.
Despite the long dry stretch, the monthly rainfall is above average.
Rain so far this month of October in Buffalo is at about 2.60". The average at this point is 1.59", so we are above average with rainfall by about an 1".
We will be adding nicely to the rain totals middle of this week.
Are they betting we're stupid??
I love Buffalo because it's the Underdog City, a community strong enough to withstand the criticism of outsiders who've never visited here.
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle preview Sunday's match-up between the Bills and Ravens from Ralph Wilson Stadium.
It's been one year since I came to Buffalo, okay correction, 13 months exactly.
The Bills decision makers got it right when they drafted EJ Manuel. He is the Bills best quarterback since Hall of Famer Jim Kelly retired.
Temperatures will remain above average.
Buffalo, NY -- The last day of Summer was a very wet one.
Record rainfall of 2.79" was set in Buffalo on Saturday, which breaks the old daily record of 1.49" set in 1992.
The first day of Fall, or autumnal equinox, starts on Sunday, September 22nd at 4:44pm eastern time.
It's when the sun crosses directly over the Earth's equator and both day and night are about equal. Fall will last a solid three months until the beginning of Winter on December 21.
Buffalo is about an inch below average with rainfall this month.
I think UB did a disservice to its student newspaper, student journalists, and everyone who reads the Spectrum when the Athletic Department stopped its years-long tradition of allowing student reporters to travel with the football team on away games.
Buffalo, NY -- The rest of the long holiday weekend forecast will overall be a decent one.
Monday: Partly sunny with scattered showers at times. Isolated strong storm possible. High 79.
Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy, few evening showers. Cooler with a low of 58.
Cooler temperatures will start on Tuesday with highs around 70 and will last much of the rest of the week with mostly sunny skies.
Friday and into the weekend will be warmer with highs near 80 and partly sunny.
Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy, few evening showers. Cooler with a low of 58.
Cooler temperatures will start on Tuesday with highs around 70 and will last much of the rest of the week with mostly sunny skies.
Friday and into the weekend will be warmer with highs near 80 and partly sunny.
Buffalo, NY -- The longer range forecast shows a warm up for the rest of August and into the first week of September.
Rain is possible for some of the earlier part of this week, especially on Monday and Wednesday. Then dry end of the week with temperatures in the low 80s for much of the week.
Labor Day weekend is looking like a beauty with warm temperatures in the mid 80s and partly sunny skies. Definitely pool weather!
Let's enjoy it because Fall starts in exactly one month from today (Sunday), on September 22nd!
Temperatures and rainfall have been up and down this entire summer.
This past weekend, I judged Buffalo's Best Pierogi Contest at Corpus Christi Church.
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni made his weekly radio appearance Thursday morning with the Norton crew on 97 rock to put a wrap on Bills camp.
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni shares his thoughts on the Bills quarterback situation now that rookie E.J. Manuel is likely out of the remainder of the preseason with what the Bills are calling a "minor" knee injury.
The longest time I've ever spent in an airplane on the ground.
Buffalo, NY (August 5th) -- It has been about two weeks of below average temperatures.
Finally we will feel a bit of summer on Wednesday with highs in the low 80s and more humid conditions. Then it's back to the 70s and below average temperatures for several days after that.
Storms are in the forecast during the middle of the week for later Wednesday, then dry end of the week and into the weekend.
Buffalo, NY (August 14th) -- It may seem like a dry and cold summer, but is it?
I used raw temperature and rain data for the meteorological summer months of June, July, and August in Buffalo to calculate some stats.
I found about 48% of the days this summer so far have been at or above average. 53% of the days have had rain.
When you break down the months, July was the warmest and August the coolest (so far). June was the wettest.
21% of the days in August so far have had temperatures at or above average. 43% of the days have had rain.
68% of the days in July had temperatures at or above average. 55% of the days have had rain.
40% of the days in June had temperatures at or above average. 57% of the days have had rain.
So overall less than half the summer we have had warm temperatures and more than half we've had rain.
This latest fall-like weather pattern wi
Buffalo, NY (August 6th)-- Tonight: Partly cloudy, 20% shower. Milder low 65.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, showers and storms in the afternoon and evening and into the late night at times. A few strong storms possible. Warmer and more humid with a high of 82.
A few showers and storms into early Thursday then mainly dry right into the weekend with partly to mostly sunny skies.
Temperatures will cool back to the mid to upper 70s for end of the week then mid to low 70s for the weekend and into the first part of next week.
Buffalo, NY (August 17th)-- I have been out in my yard almost every day for the first time this month, watering our plants and lawn.
The dry weekend and mainly dry week is allowing the average monthly rainfall to catch up with the totals.
This month we have been well above average with rainfall. But the numbers may finally fall below average this week from the long dry stretch.
So far this month of August in Buffalo we have had 2.05" of rain which is just above the average of 1.82". By the middle of the week the rain totals will likely drop below average.
Buffalo, NY -- I was in Canada for a family brunch on Saturday. It was cooler but mostly sunny and a decent day. No matter what holiday weekend or Canadian days off, when there is decent enough weather it always seems the bridge traffic intensifies, big time.
Using the bridge traffic app on that beautiful day, I saw the line of cars piling up and when it hit a 2 hour wait on the Peace Bridge I knew it was time to finish my lunch quickly and head back earlier than planned to make it in time for work. The bridge traffic was backed up even further than it was end of 4th of July weekend this year!
I wasn't planning on taking a ride north to Niagara Falls that day, but it seemed to be a much shorter wait for a longer ride. The Nexus only Whirlpool Bridge is a lifesaver sometimes. I was back in the US and in downtown Buffalo in about an hour.
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The 2 Pack a Backpack drive starts this Friday at many area Walmart locations.
Fair and festival time is in full swing!
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It was about a month or so ago that I first laid eyes on the pincushion flower. So when I needed to figure out what I wanted to carry at my wedding (which took place this past weekend), yellow pincushion flowers came to mind not only for their unique beauty, but because I liked the sewing connection, as well. I also ordered some extra to display on the tables at our venue, School Bakery & Cafe. Besides the yellow orbs of the pincushion blooms, I was pretty clueless as to what else I could put with them. Without having an example flower on hand, Helen at Anthi Floral Boutique was so helpful recommending complementary greenery — Jamaica greens and bear grass for the vases and aspidistra for the wedding bouquets. For vases I used Bernardin jars that I got thanks to my Uncle Glenn, and then I tied black raffia around the necks as a finishing touch.
For the bouquets my sister and I carried, we removed the greenery from the lower stem of the pincushion flowers and wrapped them in aspidistra and raffia.
Below is an image of one of my vases. I was very pleased with how they turned out!

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War surgery: Working with limited resources in armed conflict and other situations of violence – Volume 2
22-04-2013 Publication Ref. 4105 Christos Giannou, Marco Baldan, Asa Molde
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This publication describes the ICRC approach to providing appropriate surgical care given the constraints of security, limited supplies, limited technology and limited human resources that are inherent to war. In modern conflicts, it is often the isolated general surgeon in a rural district hospital who is the first to receive war casualties, frequently with no possibility for further evacuation. In such situations, appropriate clinical techniques and protocols are more essential than ever.
Volume 1 dealt with the general principles of war surgery. Volume 2 deals with the wound ballistics, epidemiology, clinical picture, surgical treatment and complications of war wounds.
War Surgery Volume 2 coincides with the 150th anniversary of the founding of the ICRC, an anniversary of great historical importance for professionals engaged in war surgery. Today, the ICRC's health work goes far beyond war surgery, but the history of the organization is interwoven with the development of war surgery, both as a professional discipline and as an ethos in war.
We plan to produce translations into French, Spanish and Russian in the near future.


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It cannot be separate from a God's existence if you believe you have free will.
Let's look at our options:
- A determinist universe with a god. Although I disagree with it, the hypothesis makes some sense. A creator could mke a universe, wind it up like watch, and let it wind down. In this scenario no free will exists, nor does morality, nor does the universe have any purpose.
The problem is that free will is so blindingly apparent, moreso even than "I think, therefore I am!"
- A determinist universe without a god. Essentially the same problem, except worse, for free will. In such an existence free will could not be granted even on a temporary basis.
- A universe with a god. The only hypothesis which allows for libertarin free will. Quantum mechanics, as well as theology and philosophy, point to this being the case.
QM demonstrates that "REALITY" exists only once the probability wave has been observed by a conscious obserserver, causing the wave to collapse. With this being the case, a Creator becomes a neccessity as the big bang probability wave could not have collapsed without an outside agent making an observation.


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When I was in my teens I loved the lighter, softer colors of Matisse's earlier paintings, but lately I have warmed up to Woman In A Purple Coat, (a painting I used to think was a bit gaudy and not very pretty). This piece was one of Matisse's most developed works in his decorative style, part of the last group of oil paintings he completed before he switched exclusively to paper cut-outs in the 1950s. The saturated colors couldn't be more on trend for SS2012 if they tried!
p.s. Sorry for the late art inspired fashion post today, honestly I couldn't decide on the shoes...aren't I a typical woman on Valentine's Day?
Happy Valentine's Day style lovers!
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Details: Maxmara purple coat $980; Prabal Gurung Ruffled Blouse $1,150; Lord & Taylor 14 Kt. Yellow Gold Heart Locket Pendant, $375; Sergio Rossi Royal Blue Suede Cork Wedges $400; J Brand Skinny jean $330; Mary Jo Matsumoto 4FREE Beach Comber Trio, $36; Betsey Johnson Yellow Flower Stud Earrings.


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Mostina is requesting a loan of $400 in order to buy more cereal crops for reselling. In the future, she plans to own her own store so that she can fetch a higher price for her commodities. She thanks you for your support!
SELFINA has taken a lead role as a pioneer of micro-credit in Tanzania through Micro-Leasing. The organization is engaged in the economic empowerment of women in Tanzania through the provision of a leasing and leaseback microfinance facility. Customs and traditions in Tanzania make it difficult for women to own land and assets; thus they are termed non-creditworthy by financial institutions. This leads to poor financial support and poor access to basic needs and services for women with low incomes. One of the primary advantages of microleasing is that it allows clients to use the equipment as collateral for future loans with SELFINA, thus enabling them to borrow larger sums in the future.
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The required exams for criminal justice school will depend on the student's specialization. There are justice programs for court officers, corrections officers, police officers and other law enforcement professionals. There are also justice school entrance exams depending on the type of school you are going into, particularly for aspiring police officers. A justice program at a traditional four-year university, on the other hand, will likely not require any additional entrance exams than are already required for acceptance into the school.
There are several ways to prepare to take the exams for criminal justice colleges. It is important to take detailed notes in all your classes, and create study guides so you can breeze through the required information with a focus on the topics which you are most likely to be tested on. There are also publishers such as Arco that have created books specifically for mastering the exams for court officers, corrections officers and police officers, and other law enforcement exams.
Various schools might have criminal justice colleges entrance exams, as well. PhD programs also typically require comprehensive exams for all their students before they can complete the program. Other related fields such as paralegals also require specific examinations to become certified in this field. Whatever justice school tests and exams you are required to take, there are resources available to ensure that you make it to test day prepared for success.


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Seagate 73LP 73GB 10K U160 80pin SCA-2 SCSI Hard Drive - Refurbished
Capacity: 73GB
Spindle Speed: 10,000RPM
Interface Type: SCSI 80pin SCA-2 Hot-Swap
Disk Size: 3.5inx1.0in LFF Hard Drive
Sustained Throughput (MBps): 38.4 to 63.9
Average Seek Time (read/write ms): 5.1 / 5.5
Electrical Interface Speed: SCSI LVD U160 - 160MBps 16-bit
On-Board Cache: 16MB
Seagate continues its lead in Enterprise Storage. Seagate's fifth generation
of Cheetah products include the Cheetah 36XL and Cheetah 73LP. This family of
10,000-RPM drives supports capacities from 9.2 to 73.4 Gbytes and seek times
as fast as 4.9 ms in a 3.5-inch form-factor for mainstream and high-performance
users. Interface options include Ultra160 SCSI and the new 2Gbit/sec Fibre Channel.
Drive is labelled ST373405LCV, but has LC firmware, so operates as a true LC
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Bulletin Issues
Current Issue
Past issues of the Bulletin are available here, or through the ASIS&T Digital Library.
Bulletin, June/July 2013
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Irene L. Travis, Editor
Bulletin of the Association for Information Science and Technology
The special section in this issue is devoted to health informatics. My thanks to Prudence Dalrymple, our guest editor, and her authors for a broad look at developments in this field. Topics include standardized nursing terminologies, public health informatics, e-health, big data in pharmaceutical and other health informatics applications and the use of visioning to explore the potential of future technologies.
Our two feature articles focus on information architecture (IA) and taxonomies, respectively. Nate Davis argues that structure is a defining element of IA as a field, while Marjorie Hlava details for practitioners how a taxonomy can be integrated with a database or website application.
Inside ASIS&T gives the flavor of two recent ASIS&T events: the Research Data Access and Preservation (RDAP) Summit and Information Architecture (IA) Summit. Our annual issues on these topics will be in August/September and October/November. Our RDAP Review columnist for this issue is Rachel Mandell from the University of California at Los Angeles. Her topic is the UCLA data registry.
Finally, on the Presidents Page, ASIS&T president Andrew Dillon discusses the future of our Association in the context of declining membership among all scholarly societies.
Articles in this Issue
Introduction to Health Informatics
Informatics and the Future of Nursing: Harnessing the Power of Standardized Nursing Technology
Public Health Informatics: An Invitation to the Field
Empowerment or Anxiety? Research on Deployment of Online Medical E-health Services in Sweden
Turning Healthcare Challenges into Big Data Opportunities: A Use-Case Review Across the Pharmaceutical Development Lifecycle
Visioning Studies in Emergency Health Care to Support R&D of New Technologies
Transforming Our Conversation of Information Architecture with Structure
Using a Taxonomy for Your Database or Website: A Look Behind the Scenes
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Adult education's unclear future
Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to change funding for adult education has left school districts statewide unsure of how their programs will be affected, prompting precautionary layoff notices to teachers in Vista and South County.
"The governor's proposal is confusing," said Vista Adult School Principal Ebon Brown. "I can't tell you how many people are in a tailspin over this."
The governor's proposed 2013-14 budget would create a $300 million grant for community college districts to provide adult-education programs, a service already provided by many K-12 districts and colleges.
While the governor does not call for cutting adult-education programs run by K-12 school districts, the language in the proposed budget could be interpreted as less than supportive of them. According to the proposal, providing adult education at both K-12 districts and community colleges is an "inefficient and redundant system that is not always structured in the best interest of adult learners. ... Community colleges are better positioned than K‑12 schools to address the needs of adult learners because that is their core function."
Along with that message, the real threat to such programs run by K-12 districts lies not in a funding cut, but, ironically, in another Brown proposal that would give school districts more control over state dollars, said Escondido Adult School Principal Dom Gagliardi.
Districts were prohibited from spending adult-education money on any other programs for many years. Then the state temporarily lifted the restriction in the 2007-08 school year to allow those funds to go toward jobs or K-12 programs that otherwise might have been cut during the recession.
Many districts took advantage of the flexibility by diverting the money into their general fund, but they also kept their adult-education program alive because the restrictions were set to return in 2014-15.
Now with flexible spending continuing indefinitely under Brown's latest budget proposal, Gagliardi said districts may jump at the chance to use the once-restricted dollars to reinstate cuts made to other school programs in recent years. That could spell the end to many adult-education programs statewide.
Brown said the Vista Adult School, which serves about 17,000 students annually, used to receive $1.9 million from the state for adult education. The Vista Unified School District began shifting about $750,000 a year from the program to its general fund after the restriction was lifted in 2007-08.
On Feb. 21, Vista Unified trustees voted to send layoff notices to all employees in their adult-education program, including 80 teachers, one assistant principal and one program supervisor.
Trustees in the Sweetwater Union High School District are considering whether to send layoff notices to about 25 percent of the district's adult-education employees.
School districts with large adult-education programs in Escondido, Grossmont and Poway did not issue pink slips.
Although it will be months before school districts learn whether they will be affected by Brown's envisioned funding change, state law requires them to notify teachers of potential layoffs by March 15. Such layoff notices often are revoked as budget numbers become clearer.
H.D. Palmer, deputy director for external affairs at the California Department of Finance, said there are several reasons to shift oversight of adult education to the community college system, which already serves about two-thirds of the state's adult-education students through continuing-education programs.
"Right now you have kind of a bifurcated system, with one foot in K-12 and one foot in community colleges," he said.
Unlike regular college classes that students take for credit in pursuit of degrees, adult education includes non-credited classes for students learning English as a second language, seeking diplomas or acquiring vocational skills, such as the popular medical assistant program at the Vista Adult School.


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The mission of Virginia Military Institute is to develop educated, honorable men and women, prepared for the varied work of civil life, imbued with love of learning, confident in the functions and attitudes of leadership, possessing a high sense of public service, advocates of the American democracy and free enterprise system, and ready as citizen-soldiers to defend their country in time of national peril.
VMI has an enrollment of more than 1,600, drawing cadets nationally and internationally. It is the nation's oldest state-supported military college, and U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks it among the top public-supported liberal arts colleges in the nation. The Institute offers 14 majors and 16 minors, with enrichment opportunities for cadets including the Institute Honors Program, the Institute Writing Program, International Programs, and the VMI Center for Undergraduate Research. VMI is a member of NCAA Division I (FCS) and the Big South Conference, with 18 intercollegiate sports.
VMI offers a relevant education within a military environment, developing character, engendering a sense of responsibility, and cultivating the ability to master adversity. These leadership traits are inculcated through cadet-led programming, including the Corps of Cadets, the Honor Court and the class system. All cadets take part in Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Air Force ROTC programs. The VMI experience is a leadership lab, preparing cadets for military and civilian careers alike.
The Center for Leadership and Ethics enhances VMI's system of leadership training by offering cadet programming focused on leadership, ethics, and character development, and a robust schedule of conferences on challenging topics of national and international interest. Through these programs VMI takes a leadership role in myriad national discussions, sharing insight with a broad external audience.


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You'll <3 this splashy, flashy puzzle gameHeart-shaped drops of water sit on colorful square blocks, just waiting for you to splash them! But before you put on your rain boots and leap into the game, remember: only the biggest drops will burst, so you'll need to plan ahead.Pop the drops to clear the blocks, and surf to the next challenging level!
1.Click an extra-large heart drop to burst it, and turn the block underneath from purple to white. When a drop is popped, the water splashes onto nearby drops, and causes them to grow one size.
2.Burst three or more drops with one click to create a bonus drop, then burst the bonus for a big increase in nearby drops! Some blocks need to be cleared multiple times before they turn white.
3.Having trouble with those last few tricky blocks? Not enough splashes to go around? Click "put hearts" to place a few more extra-large drops on the board!
Drops'N'Heartz! Tips & Tricks
· When you burst a drop and splash the neighboring blocks, any drops on those blocks which are already extra-large will burst as well. Set up a cascade of multiple bursting drops to create bonus drops, and make the rest of the level easier!
· You don't have to wait until you are out of moves to add new heart drops to the board. If a colored block is empty, you might want to consider using "put hearts", especially if there are very few other empty blocks on the board. The new hearts are placed randomly, but if you're lucky, you'll get a full-sized drop on exactly the right block.
· There are three kinds of bonus drop, and each has a different effect when you burst it:Four-corners drop – instantly grow all four diagonal neighbors.Heart cluster drop – instantly grow all four direct neighbors.Flower drop – instantly grow all eight neighbors.
· To maximize your score, remember that each extra-large heart or bonus drop left on the board at the end of a level will score you 1000 extra points. So before you burst that last drop, try to make as many extra-large drops as possible elsewhere on the board!


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I'm apparently unable to get the correct combination of Port, Server and/or SMTP settings to allow me to send mail. I can receive mail just fine. Any insight?
Tried both 'Exchange Active Sync' and regular setup w/ POP and SMTP settings:
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The main error that I receive is "Authentication Failed. Please verify username and/or password.", but it's not a username/pw issue and ultimately when I get the right combination to allow setup it appears to be successful, but I just can't send mail. Msgs appear to send and do appear in "Sent" folder, but are never received....


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In 2010, West Virginia was beaten, extremely unexpectedly, 19-14, at home against a Syracuse team that was a 14-point underdog.
Then-senior linebacker J.T. Thomas was spitting nails after that one and shut himself off from the world for a few days, saying he couldn't even stand to turn the TV on and watch football. Three days later, he was still fuming.
Thomas refused to place an ounce of blame on an offense that produced only 14 points that day.
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Linebacker Doug Rigg and the rest of the West Virginia defense are still learning on the job.
''There's no need to harp on the offense,'' Thomas said. ''No one talks when they put up 49. When they go out and put up 14, the defense needs to be that much better. We gave up a touchdown in that game. If we don't give up a touchdown, we probably win that ballgame.
''I'm pretty sure you'll see some tee'd off guys on that field Friday night with an even bigger chip on their shoulder,'' Thomas said, looking ahead to the next game.
In 2011, the Mountaineers lost 49-23 to a Syracuse team that, again, was a 14-point underdog. Then-senior defensive end Bruce Irvin was beside himself.
''Seeing how those guys were more physical and outplayed us, that's not what West Virginia football is all about,'' Irvin said. ''We never get out-physicaled and pushed around. We got smacked in the face. Hopefully, we respond from it.''
He then told a now famous story about how he felt like someone came into his village and did some unspeakable things to his wife and kids.
Last week, West Virginia was blown off the field by four-point underdog Texas Tech and the Mountaineers' defense has been extremely generous in giving up points and yards all season.
But unless you're holding a scholarship and your name is listed on the WVU roster as a defensive player, you really have no idea who the team's leaders are from year to year. Still, comments like those of Irvin and Thomas resonate.
And you're hearing very few comments like those of Irvin and Thomas in 2012.
The reason is a fairly simple one. It's a new defense from the coaches to the scheme to a great deal of the players.
Thomas practiced in the 3-3-5 for five years (he was a redshirt) under the same coaches, so he knew what was expected. Irvin deflected the notion he was a leader because he transferred in and played for only two seasons, but by the time of that Syracuse game, he had been learning the scheme for a year and a half.
No one on this defense has close to that type of experience in the current scheme.
''The defense two years ago, they were all seniors and juniors, they pretty much played with each other for a long time,'' said linebacker Doug Rigg, then a true freshman who earned his share of playing time with those guys. ''They knew where somebody was going to be without even talking.''
Today's Mountaineers are still learning the scheme, and more importantly, learning to trust it.
Rigg, who has played in 31 games at the school, explains.
''We don't have that one guy that knows exactly what everybody's doing and where they should be,'' he said. ''I know all the linebacker's spots, and I know what the D-line is supposed to do, but I don't necessarily know every play what the safeties and corners are supposed to do, so I can't yell at them about doing something if I don't 100 percent know what they're doing.''
It's rare a leader emerges from the guy who's learning on the job.
''A lot of people come off the sidelines yelling saying 'who was that, who was that?' '' Rigg said. ''Then you watch the film and see they were making the mistake themselves. That's the thing. We're learning that we need to come together when things go wrong instead of yelling at each other saying whose responsibility was that? Where were you on that play? You need to worry about 'hey, where was I on that play? Should I have made that play?'
''I think we're going to become a great defense when everybody knows what everybody's supposed to be doing at the same time.''
Cornerbacks coach Daron Roberts says the defensive leaders on the Mountaineers, at the moment, are guys that have played a lot of snaps.
''I think of Will Clarke, I think of Darwin Cook, I think of Terence Garvin so we have some leaders,'' he said.
Simply being around a while in itself is not enough to for total admiration from all of your teammates, though.
You have to earn it on the field.
Roberts pointed to true freshman Karl Joseph, saying he's everything you want at every position.
''I think the leadership questions about this defense are going to be answered here in a short period of time,'' Roberts said. ''I tell my guys this, 'the more plays you make, the more respect you're going to get from your teammates. You can't talk unless you've made plays. That's where your currency comes from.' I think we're growing leaders on defense.
''Week by week guys understand. We had a letdown in Lubbuck. And we've moved on from that, but leaders have to be in a position to go ahead and say 'hey, let's bounce back because the Kansas State coaches aren't feeling sorry for us.' ''
For the record, the guys playing defense at West Virginia are all competitors who were former high school stars who really never experienced failure on a football field.
And they're plenty bothered by all of it.
''I'm still mad,'' Rigg said. ''In general, I was mad when we won the game when we gave up 45 points, 63 points. As a defense, you're not trying to give up all those yards. You go on ESPN.com and it says 'shootout this week.' You don't want to hear commentators talking about the low point of the team being defense. I take it personal, but at the same time, we haven't done anything yet to prove otherwise.''
A complete performance against a top-five Kansas State team Saturday would cure a lot of ills. And stop a lot of questions.
As Roberts said, the Wildcats don't feel a bit sorry for the Mountaineers.
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Monday News, July 2nd
Grassley To Hold Townhall Meeting At Akron
(Washington) -- Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley will be visiting several communities in northwest Iowa and holding townhall meetings. This afternoon Grassley is scheduled to be at the Akron Fire Department beginning at 3:45 p.m. He will visit with the public about issues of interests. The public is welcome to attend.
County Closes Road for Repairs
(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County Secondary Road Department wants to remind the public that starting today and continuing until July 20th, the one-mile stretch of road on 180th Street from Quartz Avenue to County road L-12 will be closed. The county road department is replacing a wooden bridge with a culvert pipe.
Plenty of Earth Construction Projects Found in Le Mars
(Le Mars) -- If you look around the town of Le Mars, you will no doubt see a lot of earth moving construction take place. There is of course the Highway 3 widening project, the Dogwood Properties paving project and also some dirt moving is taking place on the far southern side of Le Mars. City administrator Scott Langel says in many of the current construction projects the city is receiving additional financial assistance through state grants. He offers an update on each of the projects beginning with the construction taking place at the area just west of the community high school, now known as Dogwood Properties.
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Langel says the area which used to be a cornfield will now be converted to a light industrial area.
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Another area of town having earth construction is the 13 acres along 18th Street Southwest and 6th Avenue West. Langel says it will be the future home of the city's public works including the street department and the parks department. Although at this time there have not been any bids accepted, or even an approved design for the building. Langel says the city needed the dirt for other projects within the city.
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Langel explains the four projects around town that have received the dirt from the 18th Street location.
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As for the Iowa Highway 3 project, Langel says that construction site is running ahead of schedule and involves funding from the federal and state governments, as well as local funding.
Body Found in Crawford County Identified as Pennslyvania Man
DENISON, Iowa (AP) - Authorities have identified the body found near railroad tracks in western Iowa last month as a Pennsylvania man.
But investigators are still waiting on more test results to help determine the cause of 44-year-old Jonathan Elwell's death.
Crawford County Sheriff Jim Steinkuehler says the Shillington, Pennsylvania man's body was found by two railroad workers near Highway 30 between Vail and Westside on June 19th.
Elwell's rented vehicle had been found in Crawford County on April 20th with his bicycle in the trunk.
Officials say foul play is not suspected in Elwell's death, but family members have said they don't know why he was in Iowa.
Study Shows Midwest Economy Slowing Down
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A nine-state Midwest and Plains economic survey index fell for the second straight month in June.
A survey report released Monday for the Mid-America Business Conditions Index says it dropped to 57.2 last month, compared with 57.6 in May. The index was 60 in April.
In the survey any score above 50 suggests growth. A score below 50 suggests decline.
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says the businesses that were surveyed are still benefiting from healthy farm income and exports, but the activity is slowing. Global economic problems
are pushing export orders into negative territory.
A quarter of the managers surveyed say the biggest hurdle in the next year is implementation of health care reform.
The survey covers Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and South Dakota.
Des Moines Airport Seeing More Travelers
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Des Moines airport is serving passengers at a record pace that could top 2 million this year.
Industry officials attribute the passenger growth to an improved Iowa economy and existing air carriers adding capacity.
Business is expected to improve even more when low-cost provider Southwest Airlines begins operations in Des Moines on Sept. 30.
More than 820,500 travelers passed through the Des Moines airport from January through May, up nearly 10 percent from last year. That puts the airport in a position to surpass 2004, its best
year, when it served 1.99 million passengers.
Passenger growth in Des Moines counters the national trend. The Federal Aviation Administration says the number of flights nationally has dipped slightly.
A Passenger's Joke Regarding Flight Crew Delays Plane
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - An Iowa airline passenger's joke about whether a U.S. Airways flight crew had been out partying kept the plane from leaving Des Moines for several hours.
The Saturday morning flight to Charlotte, North Carolina had already been delayed two hours to 9 a.m. before the incident.
Airline spokeswoman Tina Swail says the original delay happened because the crew's previous flight arrived late the night before.
When passengers boarded the plane, one of them asked the crew whether they had been out partying too much the night before.
That joke forced the flight to be delayed until 1 p.m. because the airline decided to administer drug tests to the crew, and all the passengers were removed from the plane during testing.
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Nasal Allergy Medications (cont.)
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Omudhome Ogbru, PharmD
Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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Nasal allergy (allergic rhinitis) medication introduction
Although they are the cornerstone of allergy treatment, avoidance measures are not always enough to manage all of the symptoms of nasal allergies (allergic rhinitis). When the symptoms of nasal allergies are mild or intermittent, antihistamines with or without decongestants can help. Very often, some relief can be found in taking over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, and this is usually the first step an allergy sufferer will take. Self-medication, though, is frequently inadequate since OTC drugs cannot adequately treat the more intense inflammation that develops in the nose. At this stage, anti-inflammatory medications are required, usually in the form of intra- nasal steroid sprays (sprayed into the nose).
The combination of an antihistamine (with or without a decongestant) and a topical nasal steroid spray will usually afford good relief with minimal side effects. Other classes of medications have also been used. For example, leukotriene receptor antagonists, cromolyns and anticholinergic agents are all types of medications used to treat nasal allergies. The following article presents aspects of these medication types in more detail to understand their role in the treatment of nasal allergy.
Nasal allergy symptoms: an overview of treatments
This is a simplified overview of nasal allergy symptoms and the treatment(s) used to reduce or stop these symptoms.
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Critical Legal Skills (1200)
This course will focus on building the analytical, writing, and organizational skills necessary to enhance the student's ability to perform well in law school, on the bar examination, and in the practice of law. The course will involve, among other things, writing assignments, practice essay examination questions, quizzes, and comprehension exercises, all coordinated with the subject areas of Contracts, Civil Procedure, or both. First-year students will have enrollment priority.
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I've had a search about the forums for this, but haven't come across anyone either wanting this feature, or is so simple and blatantly obvious and I've completely missed it.
Basically, I have a few domains I administer, but a couple of them have their own mail servers which look after their own mail accounts, and I simply forward on mail for that domain via SMTP to their particular mail server. The benefit being that I don't have to manage the individual e-mail accounts, as that is performed by the other server, and if their server ever goes down, future inbound mail is kept on my server until their server is back up online and my server automatically spools out the mail to their server.
I'm doing this at the minute using postfix, specifying an smtp: entry in the transport table which works a treat, however I've not noticed anything in Zimbra that will let me easily do the same within the GUI. I've got no problem adding the entries back into the transport table in Postfix on the Zimbra server, but was worried that if I do that, A) are my changes going to be permanent, and B) it would be nice if I could administer this somewhere or at least see the domains I do this to in the admin GUI, as it will otherwise look like I don't have these domains set up at all, which might confuse anyone else that looks at the setup I've got.
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I appreciate the effort of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) in holding this hearing to examine one of the most important issues in Northern Ireland. It has now been nearly six years since the Good Friday Agreement was signed – a moment of hope for all the people of Northern Ireland. The opportunities this Agreement offered, however, have not been fully realized for a variety of reasons, and I am hopeful that the CSCE can help raise awareness of all the issues surrounding this important question.
Police reform – creating a service that both Protestants and Catholics can rely upon for safety and security – is critical to ensure a lasting peace in Northern Ireland. I am pleased by the progress that has taken place thus far. Civilian oversight is well established, helped in large part by the admirable job being done by the Police Ombudsman who is here today. Additionally, the multi-party Policing Board evaluates the provision of police service and monitors all related human rights issues. Not all parties have elected to send representatives to the Policing Board, however, a situation that I hope will be rectified soon. Full participation would send an important signal that the police service has the political backing necessary to gain support among the population. Furthermore, young Catholics are being recruited to join the service after years of exclusion. This integration is important, both to establish confidence in the police service and to break down barriers between the two communities. I hope that all parties will urge their young men and women to consider joining the Northern Ireland Police Service.
Of course, the process of police reform is not complete. I am encouraged, however, that progress has been made.
Unfortunately, there remains a serious problem with escalating paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland. Abductions, beatings, and extortion continue to occur far too often. Paramilitary groups, particularly the IRA, still have weapons in hand that were supposed to have been turned in years ago. I am aware of the sensitivity surrounding the decommissioning of these weapons, but little progress has been made. There should be no uncertainty about this: a return to the violence of the past should be firmly and conclusively rejected. Concrete action, not just rhetoric, is necessary to move to the next stage. I hope that the IRA's political wing, Sinn Fein, will use its influence within the IRA to convince them that paramilitary activity must come to an end. Vigilante justice simply is not an option.
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Instead of donating $100 to one fundraiser
you may want to consider finding five amazing fundraisers and give $20 to each of 'em.
Or, do what I do and give $21 to anyone who doesn't have a single spelling mistake on their page.
It will take anywhere from 3 seconds to 1 minute for your pic to upload, depending on how big it is.
You're going to see this message every time you post a new pic. So, we're making the text really long so that it'll take you at least five picture uploads to read it all. Here's what we're thinking...While your first picture is uploading think about someone you want to kiss. When you upload your second pic think about one friend who you can beat in a race. On your third photo upload think about your favorite food that begins with the letter H. While your fourth picture is uploading think about how great it would be if you were a world class breakdancer. While your fifth picture is uploading try to think of the best candy to eat if you were a mime spending a month in New Zealand. If you upload a sixth and seventh picture please just read all of this again.
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Welcome to the Office of Multicultural Affairs! Whether you find our office to be your home away from home; a safe space; an area to broaden your horizons; a place to host a program or event; a study area; a place for you to discuss issues on campus; or merely a place to rest and have a bite to eat in between classes, we welcome you to explore, share, learn and be challenged.
Multiculturalism, broadly defined, is the idea that "several different cultures can coexist peacefully and equitably" (WordNet, Princeton University, 2006). At Lehigh, multiculturalism is about recognizing, accepting and celebrating differences within our campus and surrounding communities. The Office of Multicultural Affairs at Lehigh (OMA) believes that by providing a space for students to explore their multiple identities and learn about the backgrounds and experiences of others, we can all create a culture of inclusion and equity here on campus and beyond.
We offer a range of programs,discussions, social events, resources, guest lectures and events to get you started down the path of self-discovery. If you've already started these processes, OMA programs and services can offer ways to increase your knowledge, enhance your skills and deepen your appreciation for diversity.
We are here to help you celebrate your unique contributions to this wonderfully complex society, while recognizing equal value in the contributions of others. Perhaps most importantly, we challenge you to think critically and become leaders in resolving the world's toughest issues related to diversity.
We invite you to become an active member of Lehigh's multicultural family. Got culture?..then BRING it!


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|Music, ministry planned
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Three nights of music and ministry are planned beginning at 7:30 on Sept. 22, 23 and 24 at the Wages Community Church.
Richard VanWinkle from the Shepherds House in Dallas will be present providing worship.
For more information contact Frank Salvador at 774-7476.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - The way things were shaping up, Linsly and Wheeling Central were headed for a long night on the turf at Red Devil Stadium.
Then Linsly's Maleha Kureishy stepped to a place where she felt right at home.
A free kick from 20 yards out.
Kureishy calmly approached the ball and, while it seemed like the ball was momentarily in suspended animation, seconds later Linsly had all the fuel it needed to fire itself through the first round of the OVAC tournament with a 2-0 victory against Wheeling Central.
Nobody was happier than coach Erica Hall.
"She loves taking free kicks," Hall said. "Whenever she is in that situation, the whole team gets fired up. She hit it perfectly and that was exactly what we needed."
It gives Linsly (8-4-1) the opportunity to move on in what is its biggest tournament of the year. The Cadets will face Morgantown - a 2-0 winner against Parkersburg on Tuesday - a team it tied 0-0 earlier in the season.
Without a state tournament in which to play, Hall said the OVAC Championship is what the Cadets eye every year.
"It means a lot, it's our postseason tournament," she said. "This is the one that matters, it's our conference championship."
It was a well-contested game throughout, with Wheeling Central keeper Regan Blaha keeping her team in the game with a variety of quality saves. She finished with 16 saves.
Blaha kept the score 0-0 late in the first half when she dove on a ball right in front of the net right before a Linsly player could get there for what would have been an easy scoring opportunity.
Time after time she rejected, redirected and flat-out stopped Linsly's continuous assault on the back of the net.
"She played great," Central coach David Cross said. "Linsly has been the best soccer program in the Valley for the last 20-30 years. I actually thought the girls played great. They made Central proud. They never gave up, they played with heart and they played with poise. I'm proud of them."
With Linsly ahead on Kureishy's free kick, Central finally looked like it had the equalizer on a breakaway but a handball nullified a kick that found the back of the net.
Two minutes later, Linsly's Anna Caruso found the net open after a shot from Grace George bounced off Blaha and tallied the game clincher with six minutes left.
"We were able to take care of business and beat a very good team," Hall said. "We're just trying to advance and we are happy to have the opportunity to play Morgantown again."
Wheeling Central (9-5) will continue its march toward the postseason of a different variety.
"We wanted to win, obviously, but this was a good showing and our girls will gain some confidence from the way we played tonight."
Linsly keeper Vivian Allison had five saves on seven Central shots and was credited with a shutout.


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Call me crazy, but I quite appreciate the civilized note of the standard pipe, and where as I had intended to replace it I think I shouldn't bother now.
The more i ride them, the happier i am with the stocker.I would still have the EFI slip on on the shelf for those wild weekends.
Now you've done it. Watch, I'll get banned for posting a non-RE picture!
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The big fish are here and they are hungry.
It was time for a field trip. Some days past, not that many, I set out over Number Four Bridge. It had been a couple days since the rains of recent weeks had passed and the onslaught of more rain was some time in the future. This was in the in-between time. The weather was nice, bordering on hot, and were it not for the midday breeze, it would have been tepid. It was perfect for a ride through the countryside and the woods.
Crossing Number Four Bridge, that's what this is about. Number Four Bridge means lots of things to many people. Crossing Number Four to most locals means going to the mainland, leaving the Cedar Keys. Reasons locals cross Number Four Bridge vary. Florida is on the other side. The Cedar Keys are here.
"And when he finds it, he joyfully puts it on his shoulders and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, 'Rejoice with me; I have found my lost sheep.'" (Luke 15:5-6 NIV)
My last column mentioned my ordeal with renting an airplane in Hawaii but I did not go into much detail. Because the incident is so unbelievable I thought I would fill you in on more of the details.
On June 16, around 8:30 a.m., I rented an airplane, a Cessna 172 from one of the airplane rental agencies in Kona, Hawaii. They required a checkout ride which took less than an hour. Shortly afterwards I departed the Kona Airport with my wife and daughter for a tour around the big island.
"I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends." (John 15:11-13 NIV)
Scallop season is now in full swing and reports from both the north and south of us sound good. Homasassa and Crystal River both reportedly are having a banner year with scallops plentiful in many popular areas. To the north reports of scallop limits in just an hour or two are common. With inshore fishing waning this time of the year, scalloping is a great alternative to fishing in Florida's July heat. I have never really understood why this area is so good for raising clams, but the main scallop run always seems to avoid us. I guess you can't have it all.
You know these Cedar Keys, they get in your blood. I sit, as I write, at the Sandspit where G and 1st streets join. There are a couple signs here, the yellow kind with arrows to point the way. Every time a storm comes through, the arrows point out into the Gulf rather than where the road goes. Woe be it for the driver not familiar with the roads or the Spit. The Sandspit. That's where I am. That's where I write.
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Hello, all. I've installed zdesktop_7_0_1_b10791_linux_i686 on Debian Squeeze. I exported my contacts from Evolution as a CSV file and have tried to import it by going to preferences, choosing import, leaving the format as auto, pointing to the CSV file, and importing into Contacts. Lots of disk activity but no contacts.
I then tried creating a new address book in the import dialog but still had the same problem. I deleted that address book and created one in the Address Book tab. It created it under Contacts in Local Folders which was not where I wanted it (I wanted it at the top level) but I left it there anyway. I tried the import again and, strangely, the Imports address book did not show up under Contacts but as a peer to it (??!!). Still no success.
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
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Doors open at 6:00 pm
Tickets are $10 and can purchased online or through the office.
Live Auction will be hosted by our very Tony Harvey
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Can a group of friends bid on one item together?
What are the goals for the auction?
Some of the people I talk to don't really want to donate any tangible items. Should we take a cash donation?
I would like to procure an item for the Auction, but I don't know where to start! Do you have any ideas?
I do know a lot of people, but I just don't feel right asking them for something. How do I approach them without imposing?
What if I do not win the items I bid on, but I still want to help the school on the night of the auction?


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The Campagnolo Hyperon One Clincher Wheelset has a 100% carbon fiber rim identical to the rim used in the top shelf Hyperon Ultra Two. It wasn't simply a matter of modifying the tubular Hyperon rim, but instead required the production of a completely new rim. Issues that are of minimal note for a tubular are primary concerns for a clincher -- resistance to forces such as tire pressure, brake-induced high temperatures and road shock all had to be directly addressed.
The low-profile design of the Hyperon One clincher rims minimizes inertia and guarantees comfort during long races. The front rim is 21mm deep and the rear is 23mm deep. The rear wheel is built in a differential fashion -- its spoking pattern and asymmetrical rim are engineered to improve lateral stiffness and transmission of power while reducing the disparity in spoke tension between the drive and non-drive side spokes. Instead of the carbon fiber hub shell of the Hyperon Two, the Hyperon One uses an aluminum shell. While both the Hyperon One and Two use cup and cone hub bearings, the One uses stainless steel where the Two uses ceramics. The Hyperon One uses burnished spokes instead of the stainless steel spokes found on the Hyperon Two, with an anti-rotation spoke system that prevents them from twisting either in the stand or out on the road. Your aero shaped spokes will always be aligned as intended for efficiency. In addition, the Hyperon One uses a lightweight alloy freehub body and titanium pawl carrier.
The right-side flange on the Hyperon One rear hub has a larger diameter and their G3 spoking pattern to ensure efficient torque transfer. The drive side has 16 tangentially laced spokes and the non-drive has 8 radial for a total of 24 rear wheel spokes. By doubling the number of right over left side spokes on the rear wheel, the G3 pattern reduces stress on the drive side spokes and betters the wheel's lateral stiffness. The front wheel has 22 radial laced spokes. You'll get special brake pads with superior heat dissipation qualities and Campy's improved skewers which have a redesigned cam to provide a greater degree of clamping force and security.
The Campagnolo Hyperon One Wheelset comes with Campagnolo wheelbags, skewers, a lockring, and brake pads. Please note that the clincher braking surface involves the use of Campagnolo brake pads that have been designed exclusively for their clincher wheelset, so installing them is important. Claimed weight is 1380g.


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GPD to use $20,000 Firehouse Subs grant for new K-9
Published: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 2:41 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 2:41 p.m.
The Gainesville Police Department recently was awarded a $20,000 grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation to buy an additional police K-9 and eight automated external defibrillators.
Capt. Ed Posey, public information officer Ben Tobias, Officer Jeff Kerkau and K-9 Roo will travel to Jacksonville today to accept the grant.
The search for a suitable K-9 to add to the force will begin Thursday, Tobias said.
GPD will receive the $20,000 from Firehouse Subs, as will many other area law enforcement and fire agencies in the region. The foundation says it plans to donate a total of $300,000 to local agencies.
Other agencies receiving grants include: Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, St. Augustine-St. Johns County Airport Authority, St. Johns County Fire Rescue, St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, Clay County Sheriff's Office, Fernandina Beach Fire Rescue Department, city of Lake City Police, city of Lake City Fire Department, Jacksonville Beach Police Department, Orange Park Fire Department, Marion County Sheriff's Office, city of Brunswick Police Department, city of Macclenny Fire Rescue and Alma Bacon County Fire/EMS.
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation was created in 2005 with the mission to provide lifesaving equipment and educational opportunities to first responders. The organization says it has given $3.5 million in over 335 communities.
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A weekend jail break in Alabama has ended in Mississippi. Robert Newman of Butler escaped from the Choctaw County jail around 7:45 Saturday night. He first stole a car from Butler, and then another vehicle from the parking lot of a Meridian restaurant. The 37-year-old was taken into custody five hours later in Hattiesburg. At the time of his escape Newman was incarcerated on a federal drug conviction. He's now facing additional charges in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Questions remain on eve of final Bayer report
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Last week's announcement that Bayer CropScience will stop making, using and storing the deadly chemical methyl isocyanate, or MIC, may have taken some of the air out of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board's release Thursday of its final report on the August 2008 explosion and fire that killed two workers at Bayer CropScience's Institute plant.
But unanswered questions remain about the CSB's investigation of that fatal incident, and major recommendations by the board -- including for the creation of new chemical safety rules in the Kanawha Valley and across West Virginia -- have some local chemical industry watchdogs paying attention.
"MIC is not the only dangerous chemical in the valley, and it is not the only chemical that some people living on the fence-line feel causes their ill health," said Maya Nye, spokeswoman for the group People Concerned About MIC. "We still have chemicals like ammonia and chlorine stored in quantities upwards of 20 million pounds that could cause a Bhopal-like disaster."
Nye and other residents will get a chance Thursday to hear the CSB's final word on the Aug. 28, 2008, incident that killed Bayer plant workers Barry Withrow and Bill Oxley. Board members will brief the media on their findings Thursday morning, in preparation for a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Wilson University Union in West Virginia State University's Sullivan Hall.
In a preliminary report released in April 2009, board investigators blamed the explosion and fire on a "runaway reaction" inside a waste treatment tank in the plant's Methomyl-Larvin pesticide unit.
Release of the preliminary report, along with a related congressional hearing, refocused the public, the media and political leaders on Bayer's storage of large quantities of MIC, the chemical that killed thousands of people when it leaked from a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, in 1984.
Board investigators and congressional staffers warned that the waste treatment tank explosion could easily have damaged a nearby MIC storage tank and created a disaster that could have rivaled Bhopal.
But the preliminary CSB findings raised major questions about the Bayer plant's general safety practices, citing overworked employees, poor worker training, faulty equipment, broken chemical monitors, and poor accident prevention planning.
And a host of questions remains for the board to answer in its final report:
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