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Police say they are investigating a drive-by shooting that injured a high school student in west Macon.
According to a police report, Corey Jackson, 18, was shot in the back as he talked to two friends in front of 1174 Lamont Ave. around 5:20 p.m. on Tuesday.
Witnesses told police they heard multiple shots coming from a white Acura Integra with darkly tinted windows.
Police found four shell casings from a .380-caliber handgun. A witness told police the shots came from the driver's side back window.
The report says Jackson was able to run inside the house.
His friends told 13WMAZ Jackson was taken to the hospital where he is recovering.

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Or you could call it the battle of the "arty morose" although Kate Bosworth's career is nowhere close to Keira Knightley. Still there are many similarities between these 2 couples, including the "happy" but Rupert is gainfully employed. As an actor and not an enabler. So we're dueling cheekbones now. Full Story
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Another couple no one thought would last – Demi and Ashton's coupling came out of nowhere. Then suddenly they were everywhere. He was only 25 at the time, fresh off a breakup with Brittany Murphy (!!!???), and much younger of course, and then all of a sudden she's a Charlie's Angel with an impressive body at a rumoured cost of over $200,000 and a heroine to cougars everywhere. Full Story
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North Central College student Kimberly Grazulis '13 participated in the 14th annual Citywide Undergraduate Poetry Festival in Chicago.
The festival was held April 4 at Columbia College Chicago and featured the talents of eight poets from Chicago-area colleges and universities who read their own original works. Other participating institutions included DePaul University, Northwestern University and the University of Chicago.


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Humanitarian Samantha Nutt, an authority on how war impacts civilians, will address honors students from across the nation Jan. 13 when North Central College hosts the 2012 Blue Key National Conference.
The Blue Key Honor Society recognizes college students at senior institutions of higher education for balanced and all-around excellence in scholarship, leadership and service. Nearly 120 students are expected to participate in the three-day national conference Jan. 13-15.


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• A political forecasting group at the University of Virginia Center for Politics has moved the race for U.S. Sen. Rob Portman's seat from "leans Republican" to "a toss-up." The group cites the name recognition held by Portman's Democratic challenger, former Ohio governor Ted Strickland, as well as his strength in Ohio's Appalachian counties, which Strickland once represented in the House of Representatives. While the forecast notes Portman's big fundraising lead over Strickland, it also says that favorable conditions in the state for Democrats' presidential candidate, presumably Hillary Clinton, could give Strickland the extra edge needed to scoot past incumbent Republican Portman in November.
• Finally, Ohio Gov. John Kasich yesterday gave his state of the state speech in Marietta. The address mostly focused on the state's economic recovery and job growth. But Kasich, who remains a long-shot Republican presidential primary candidate, advanced few new policy proposals, instead playing it safe and touting his record. He did touch on the state's drug addiction crisis, its looming changes to statehouse redistricting, problems with the state's educational system and other challenges. Kasich also floated new tax cuts in the next state budget, though lawmakers seem lukewarm about the governor's proposals.
Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel has already had a rough week, having to give back more than $100,000 in campaign contributions in response to an FBI investigation. Today The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Politifact website looked into one of the five claims made in Mandel's new 30-second TV ad, and it seems to be pretty false. Mandel claims that his opponent, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, "cast the deciding vote on the government takeover of health care." Politifact notes that since the health care overhaul passed by the minimum 60 votes necessary, that every vote was technically "deciding." But, on the other hand, Brown was an early supporter of the legislation, and it is widely known that Ben Nelson of Nebraska was the final "yes" vote to join. Plus, technically, Brown was the seventh person to vote because it was taken in alphabetical order.
Ohio public schools have received a waiver for parts of No Child Left Behind that will remove a requirement to get all of their students proficient in math and reading by 2014. Nineteen states have received the waiver, meaning they'll have to create their own federally approved academic progress standards.
Covington leaders are expecting staff reductions as part of balancing the 2012-13 budget to cover $1.5 million that was left out. The city is facing $1.6 million in cuts to public-safety services and about $700,000 across other departments.
Mitt Romney officially won the Republican presidential nomination yesterday, but no one's talking about it because all the stories involve Donald Trump and the fact that his iPhone app misspelled "America."
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has two weeks to offer arguments against extradition to Sweden after a U.K. supreme court ruling.
The makers of Blackberry are considering how to remake their products into something people will actually want again.
Facebook's public offering drama has caused experts to ask questions such as, "should investors see the wretched performance of Facebook's IPO as any sort of signal about the likely future direction of the overall stock market and the economy?"
While the rest of us were living our lives, two asteroids zipped past the earth early this week. Don't worry — they were small.
Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel has returned more than $100,000 in campaign contributions in response to an FBI investigation into 21 donors who had no record of giving to federal campaigns and many appearing to have low incomes. Mandel, a Republican, is running against incombent Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown. Mandel's campaign treasurer Kathryn Kessler sent a letter to donors explaining that any contributions appearing to be under investigation would be refunded.
From The Toledo Blade:
Although the campaign provided a copy of the letter to The Blade, it would not explain the timing of the decision or how long it has been aware of the federal probe.
The Blade revealed the unusual pattern of contributions in August.
The company's owner, Benjamin Suarez, and 16 of his employees (plus some of their spouses) gave about $200,000 to Mr. Mandel and U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci (R., Wadsworth) last year. Each of those donors gave $5,000, the maximum allowable amount, to one or both candidates.
The Ohio Senate yesterday passed new fracking regulations, and the final version caused some environmental organizations to change their stance on the bill. The Ohio Environmental Council and the Sierra Club had both been neutral on the legislation until changes were made forcing anyone suing over chemical trade secrets to show current or potential harm, according to The Enquirer. The regulations are part of Kasich's new energy bill and easily passed both the Senate and House and is expected to be signed by Kasich soon.
Cincinnati Public Schools says it will apply for the latest available federal education grants, which amount to nearly $700 million. The grants are geared toward helping schools proceed with reform and innovation.
According to a new poll, President Obama leads Mitt Romney in Ohio by six percentage points. Wonder if Obama's "cow pie of distortion" speech had anything to do with his lead.
The John Edwards trial has entered day six of deliberations.
United Nations inspectors have reportedly found uranium in Iran enriched beyond the highest levels previously reported. One diplomat said the measure could actually be a measurement error, though the reading could also mean that Iran is closer to producing bomb-grade uranium than previously thought.
Scientists might be one step closer to creating birth control for men after U.K. scientists found a gene used to enable sperm to mature.
From USA Today: "Profits at big U.S. companies broke records last year, and so did pay for CEOs."
Facebook's initial public offering didn't go entirely as expected, and some investors are getting refunds after technical problems and other issues marred the company's first week of trading.
The Reds completed a four-game sweep of the Atlanta Braves last night, winning their sixth in a row and overtaking the St. Louis Cardinal for first place in the NL Central.
Local angry guy Rich Hoffman should have stuck closer to the Glen Beck style that made Butler County Tea Partiers like him — too much Rush Limbaugh got the bull whip performer ousted today by the local organization he helped start.
The Enquirer reported this week that Hoffman recently ranted on his blog about a vague group of pro-school tax women in the district, calling them prostitutes and describing how their husbands "roll them over at night and insert their manhood" before leaving hundred dollar bills in their purses, and then defended the remarks when contacted by The Enquirer.
The Enquirer's early report (updated once Hoffman got the axe) included the following:
The head of the anti-school tax group NoLakota wrote on his internet blog site that Lakota school mothers are "just prostitutes to their husbands who do everything they can to be away from them aside from the occasional sex."
"Their husband's (sic) roll them over at night and insert their manhood into these women of the bedroom and hundred-dollar bills find their way into their purses. The women don't know what the man does to earn the money, nor do they care. They are busy saving the world one child at a time with howls of safety and more regulations as they rush to the polling places at election time," wrote Hoffman, who is also a bullwhip performer and periodic guest on local radio talk shows regarding Lakota funding issues.
A photo of Hoffman wearing a cowboy hat and holding a whip had been presented on the homepage of The Enquirer for most of Thursday, when NoLakota Treasurer Dan Varney told the newspaper that Hoffman had been banned from further association with the group. Varney said the group's decision wasn't in response to the publicity of The Enquirer's report.
Hoffman's writings also include a reference to "crazy PTA moms and their minions of latte drinking despots with diamond rings the size of car tires and asses to match, (they) plot against me with an anger only estrogen can produce," The Enquirer reported.
NoLakota says it has removed all references to Hoffman's personal website, called "Overmanwarrior's Wisdom," (overmanwarrior.wordpress.com), where he writes lengthy diatribes against public school funding, teachers and political opponents and in one post compared the pressure he was under to that which Rush Limbaugh faced after calling a Georgetown University student a prostitute and a slut.
Hoffman wrote:
The progressive mode of attack they use to protect their positions which cannot withstand scrutiny is to attack people like Rush Limbaugh whenever he says something they believe they can use against him in an emotional argument. Conservatives typically are terrible at playing this game with progressives because they tend to operate on a belief system rooted in the truth. So they can easily be attacked because if they cross the line, they feel bad about it, and that guilt is used against them to change their behavior in the future.
Hoffman's blog also includes numerous clips from the Glenn Beck TV show, a lengthy story about film production inspired by Peter Jackson's The Hobbit and more several Star Wars clips.
Hoffman as of Thursday afternoon hadn't responded to a request from The Enquirer seeking comment, and CityBeat never tried to contact him out of fear of him thinking we were treading on him.
The following is an
eight-minute video published on the Overmanwarrior site titled
"A Whip Stunt to Save America," wherein Hoffman uses his patio
table as a metaphorical Constitution, a bowl of water as American
civilization sitting on top of a cup (everything we put our tax money
into) and then whips the cup out from underneath without spilling
civilization all over the Constitution and then says, "I don't
really understand the progressive way of thinking — they don't
really belong in this country in my opinion."
Following CityBeat's Feb. 22 cover story outlining test-score discrepancies at Taft Information Technology High School, a Cincinnati Public Schools board member tells CityBeat that she plans to raise those questions as a topic of discussion at the board's next meeting.
The article, "Miracle or Mirage? ACT scores and a mysteriously ended cheating probe raise questions about Taft High School's climb to the top," delved into contrasting Ohio Graduation Test and ACT test scores at Taft in 2010 and 2011, as well as a 2006 erasure analysis showing that Taft students entered correct answers after 88 percent of all erasures on that year's OGT. Taft is one of only two excellent-rated high schools in the city of Cincinnati and a 2010 winner of a National Blue Ribbon award from the U.S. Department of Education.
The board member, Eileen Cooper-Reed, doesn't know what she will ask for or proposed at the board's March 12 meeting. "What I do know is that if we have nothing to hide, then we have nothing to fear," she says. "Whatever we can do to make things clear so the community knows what's going on, it's worth doing."
At a board meeting in November 2006, Cooper-Reed expressed dismay at having learned about the erasure analysis from a Columbus Dispatch article that ran four months after CPS, then under the leadership of superintendent Rosa Blackwell, refused to investigate the erasures. Cooper-Reed and former board member Rick Williams said at the meeting that they would send a letter to the Ohio Department of Education asking it to revisit the matter. She says now that she has "no idea" if the letter went out. An ODE spokesman said there is no record of having received the letter or taking up the request.
"I will bring it up," Reed says of the March 12 board meeting. "If someone else doesn't bring it up, I certainly will."
Leave it to The Enquirer to publish a story analyzing local school district spending vs. academic success only to ignore the existence of private schools while drawing the conclusion that "a district that spends more doesn't necessarily produce higher test scores and graduation rates." The story, titled "Big-spending districts net mixed academic grades," doesn't include the qualifier "public school" or the possibility that local private schools spend even more per pupil than Indian Hill, Sycamore Township, Mariemont and Norwood, each of which spent $11,958 to $15,209 per student last year and earned Excellent or better ratings.
School officials in a suburb north of Cincinnati are being warned not to add creationism to their curriculum if they want to avoid a costly legal challenge.


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|CRP info meeting Monday
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Signup 43 requirements, environmental benefits, ranking criteria and general information on CRP will be shared Monday, March 5 at 2 p.m. at Phillips County Event Center in Holyoke.
The meeting is important for those wanting to offer land into the upcoming Signup 43 which will be conducted at the Farm Service Agency (FSA) office on an appointment basis starting Monday, March 12 and running through April 6.
For questions and details, call the FSA office at 854-2812 ext. 2.
Holyoke Enterprise March 1, 2012


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There is burgeoning interest in predicting road development because of the wide ranging important socio-economic and environmental issues that roads present, including the close links between road development, deforestation, and biodiversity loss. This is especially the case in developing nations, which are high in natural resources, where road development is rapid and often not centrally managed. Characterisation of large scale spatio-temporal patterns in road network development has been greatly overlooked to date. Here we characterise the spatio-temporal dynamics of road density across the Brazilian Amazon. We also assess the relative contributions of local versus neighbourhood effects for temporal changes in road density at regional scales. To achieve this we use a combination of statistical analyses and model-data fusion techniques inspired by studies of spatio-temporal dynamics of populations in ecology and epidemiology. Our results imply that the emergent development can be approximated by local growth that is logistic through time and directional dispersal. We infer the current rates and dominant direction of development, estimating that roads are developing at a rate of 55km per year.}, author = {Sadia E. Ahmed and Robert M. Ewers and Matthew J. Smith}, journal = {Environmental Conservation}, month = {October}, title = {Large scale spatiotemporal patterns of road development in the Amazon rainforest}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=201601}, year = {2013}, }


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I have a few users complaining of having an issue with a few different MTAs concerning passwords.
They use the correct password, and save it and continue working. After a while, it will prompt for the password again. The same password is entered and saved, and the cycle continues again.
Since it is coming from more than one user at separate domains, I don't feel it to be an error on their end. Anyone have any clues?


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We have lot's of accounts (facebook@, socialmedia@, support@subdomainXX., etc.) which we want to restrict who can sent mails from. We got some breaches where our users used weak passwords on those accounts and spammers used our servers as mail relays.
Now, we want to restrict those accounts to be only useable for sending from our internal network.
Therefore I would like to implement restrictions like:
<Email> <Internal Lan> :OK
<Email> <The rest> :REJECT
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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving will
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Irving, who is listed as day-to-day, has averages of 23.3 points, 5.6 assists
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"When you come into the nature center we're going to teach you about the different kinds of wildlife that's in the area, what to expect," says Facility Director Eric Maynard.
The center, owned by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, houses a 20,000 gallon tank stocked full of fish native to the Delta region.
"We have a lot of fishing in this area with the rivers and streams, so we have a big aquarium. We're trying to teach people how to not only identify game fish and non-game fish, but also how to fish," explains Maynard.
Jackson also helps visitors learn how to fish with more skill. The center is a resource full of information, including on what fish are biting, which bait to use, and where to cast a line.
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Suozzi lost to Mangano by 386 votes in 2009 in a race that took several weeks to decide. He said he believes that the outcome could be different this time. "I didn't work hard enough in 2009. I took it for granted," he said, adding the he felt comfortable with his lead in the pools. "I thought I had no problem to win the race."
It was after he was out of office when Suozzi realized how much he missed the job, he said. Suozzi notes that in the past he has had aspirations for higher office — he unsuccessfully challenged Eliot Spitzer for the Democratic nomination for governor in 2006 — but said now he would be content if he never makes it any higher. "If it turns out that my life is that I was the county executive of Nassau County who helped to turn around the county, that's a pretty big accomplishment and I'm satisfied with that," he said.
Since leaving office, Suozzi, of Glen Cove, has spent time working for Cablevision to help launch MSG Varsity, worked for a financial company to push public-private partnerships, and currently is with the Harris Beach law firm. He has also been spending more time with his wife and children.
Haber said that Suozzi had his eight years to try and right the ship in Nassau County. He said that while Suozzi and Mangano are both nice people, they are not innovators.
Meanwhile, Haber said that as a school board member in Roslyn, he has led an effort to refinance the school district's debt to save money and created a partnership with neighboring districts to provide more efficient transportation for students attending private schools.
Suozzi said he did try innovative ideas when he was county executive, most notably trying to create "cool downtowns" in Nassau. He pushed for development around transit hubs, specifically to attract young professionals. Suozzi said that several of these projects are under way in Suffolk County. "Nobody's even talking about it here," he said.
Haber said he dislikes the cuts that have been made to social services in the county. One of the main functions of government, he explained, should be helping people who can't help themselves. He also says that the current administration's solution to the county's financial problems is to borrow more money.
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Interesting...how about punctuation marks, etc.
One thing to think about for a new alphabet... If this isn't somehow derived from the latin alphabet c,q, and x are likely to be absent and other glyphs, some equally idiosyncratic, are likely to be added. Just as, in English, c can represent k or s sounds, q can only exist followed by u to represent the kw sound and x can represent ks or gz sound, perhaps in your alphabet you might have a dh symbol to represent the initial consonant in thing(for which you already have a th symbol, but hey, that's how natural languages swing!) or the th sound in then or this. Instead of q lets have a symbol, "ph," representing the bilabial fricative, except when following n when the pair represents the velar nasal(ng in thing). Instead of x, you could have an explicit glottal stop, except word-initial when it represents, say, the same thing as h. These are just a few vague thoughts thrown out to illustrate what I'm trying to say here. Those kind of details help to make an alphabet more of a distinct alphabet than a substitution cypher. Kind of like spelling fish ghoti.
Heh, with that in mind, I'm tempted to pronounce the name of SGs stagnated campaign setting as, "Freya Yearn."
I agree with Su liam-- Just because we have 26 letters used in a certian way in English, doesnt mean you have to carry them over into an invented language. Besides the phonemes already mentioned (ð-- the th in there, then, that, Þ-- the th in thin, thought, and thank, ph, glottal stop) i'd say look at the phonemes English uses two letters for (ch, sh, ts, zh) and give them their own letters if they show up in the Maraxxian alphabet. That's really the place to start-- what kind of language is Maraxxian? Is it running and polysyllabic? Is it gutteral and consonant heavy? Do the vowells have a constant value? i.e. will the A always be pronounced like the A in Far and never like the A in Cat? or do they change? Is this change based on context/latent knowledge like in English, or is there a system of accents/diacritics to indicate the shift (like the french e vs. é vs. è)? If the language is more gutteral, are there punctuation marks which operate like the apostrophe to indicate where sounds blend together (like s and p in speed) and where there is a glottal break (like in the chinese city Xi'an)? Depending on how the Maraxxian language sounds and works it will require different things from its writing system.
Also, while what you have here looks really cool (i especially like i and t, and h looks almost like "shi ta"-- down or lower in Japanese) i cant imagine that its very practical to write. This may be what the alphabet looks like carved on monuments or typed on a computer/typewriter, but how do people write day to day? I would suggest taking a favorite song or poem and copying it out in your alphabet. Let some speed build up and see how the letters change when you use them quickly-- this will simulate the "evolutionary" forces of handwriting which act upon ideal written symbols.
Great start though, look forward to seeing more.
Everything I was going to say about it has already been covered. Evaluation of an alphabet in absence of how the language is spoken (or if the written language even resembles how it is spoken) is probably a fruitless exercise. This looks like a alternate alphabet for the English language, but if it's not then in order to evaluate it we need to know how it is used.
I wonder is anyone has even come up with a unified alphabet able to represent all of the sounds that human language uses.
IPA could be considered a valiant effort...
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The easiest way to create a believable "alphabet" is to think of several sounds and give every one of them a symbol or a combination of symbols. You could start by looking at the International Phonetic Alphabet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet). Heads up.
PS: Su_liam had the same idea. Just read it now. :D
Alphabets arent even the only way to go. Languages like Hindi, Khmer, Lao, Thai, Tibetan, Ethiopic (Ge'ez and to a lesser extent Amharic), Cree, and Sanskrit use Abugidas where a set of consonants is embellished with vowell sounds, which do not stand as letters in there own right. Arabic and Hebrew exist on the edge of this category, since they are alphabets with vowells playing a backup role--they cannot stand as letters by themselves, but are often dropped all together since the three letter root system of semitic languages allows any fluent reader to guess/assume which vowells fill in the word based on the consonants and context.
Then there are also syllabaries-- sets of symbols where consonants and vowells do not exist as separate letters, but only as combined syllables. I.e. there is no letter k and letter a, only the syllable ka, to g and o, only go. Cherokee uses such a system. Reading and Writing Japanese is a balancing act between three different writing systems (not to mention roman letters and arabic numerals)-- two are syllabaries, (the order of japanese syllabaries, but not the symbols are based on an abugida called Shiddam Script which was imported with Buddhist Sutras via China.) one for japanese words and their conjugations, and one for foreign words and onomatopoeia (bang! wham! the sound of walking up stairs, or of rice being soft and squishy), along with the kanji-- chinese logograms which have between 1 and 5 different pronunciations depending on the context. For example 日 means day or sun, but has several different pronunciations. In 日立--Hitachi, the name of the Japanese company, it is pronounced 'hi', which is pretty standard, but in 日曜日 (Sunday, Nichiyoubi) it is pronounced two different ways in the same word. Nichi, meaning sun (related to the Ni of Nihon (日本) i.e. Japan, Sun Source, or land of the rising sun) and bi, the voiced form of hi. In 今日, which means today, 日 is combined with the charachter for now (normally pronounced ima) to make kyou-- a pronunciation which has little to do with either charachter independantly.
Chinese, as far as i know, limits their charachters to one pronunciation each, but since each one of the thousands of characters is usually monosyllabic they have tones (which arent represented in the charachters themselves, at least not in their modern incarnations) to differentiate them. 4 tones in mandarin, and 6 in cantonese.
I don't know exactly how you would define Hangul, the korean writing system but it is (by design) one of the most efficient and easy to learn systems in the world. Individual symbols act like letters which are then arranged into syllable blocks. So, for example, the phonemes k, i, and m each have a representative symbol-- ㄱ, ㅣ, and ㅁ, respectively, which are then combined into the syllable kim 김, the most common korean family name, or the first half of kimchi 김치 where the i phoneme makes another appearance.
What im trying to say is the possibilities are endless, and that while the ipa may be a good jumping off point for realizing just how many 'r' noises there are, or what parts of our vocal tract we never even touch with english, its far to large and unwieldy to function as a day to day system of transcription. The only people who use the full range of sounds available to a human being are babies when they babble, and that range is slowly narrowed into the phonemes neccesary for the childs first language. New phonemes can of course be (re)learned, but each language has a bounded set which it uses. English therefore doesnt need a letter for the arabic qaf, or the Clicks of Khoisan languages. It all comes down to the phonetic needs of Maraxxian, or any other real or invented language.
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Don't know if it has been mentioned, but a great place to learn about writing systems is on Omniglot.com, they also have a ton of examples so you can be err, inspired.
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Head-to-Head: 6 Fed, 0 Delpo
Last meeting: Roland Garros semifinals, Fed 3-6, 7-6(2), 2-6, 6-1, 6-4
Here it is: the very last match of the Grand Slam season. Go ahead and cry.
Roger Federer will be looking to match Bill Tilden's record of six straight US Open titles and earn his 16th major when he faces first-time finalist Juan Martin del Potro in today's final.
How They Got Here: Roger Federer played a brilliant match against a solid Novak Djokovic defeating the Serb 7-6 (3), 7-5, 7-5 and punctuating the win (or rubbing it in?) by cracking a tweener to reach match point. Sick. Delpo played the best match of his career by owning the baseline and dominating Rafael Nadal 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 to reach his maiden major final.
It will be the pair's seventh meeting with the Swiss dominating their series 6-0.
Here's what Rog had to say about Delpo's game:
Well, I mean to go back to the beginning of the year, I had a very easy match with him in Australia, which was very surprising to me, because he came ‑‑ you know, it was a quarterfinal match. I just found out Mirka was having twins.
I was going into that match like, All right, let's see how this is going to affect me. And it didn't. So I was relieved there.
Then in Madrid, and especially in Paris, you could feel like he was just improving every month. Every month he was getting better. He was hitting his serves better, from the baseline he was getting more confident. He knows much more now today what he needs to do on the tennis court.
Whereas maybe in the beginning, because he's so tall, he needs to figure out his game. And I think he did that in the last six months now. I don't know what's going to happen this time, because, again, Paris was clay. This is faster hardcourt. But he's got, you know, the all‑court game. I think it's going to be interesting, I think.
Here's some of what the Argentine had to say about facing Fed:
When I was playing against Roger in the French Open I was so close. On that surface was much better for me.
And if I play against him tomorrow, the surface going to help too much him not too much me. But I have a good sensation with everything, and I hope the best for tomorrow.
Outlook: It's hard to look past Fed as the winner here. He hasn't lost a match at the Open since 2003, has been playing some of his best stuff of late and will most likely have the crowd support. Plus he'll have his third straight first-time GS finalist at the US Open (Nole, Muzz) so he'll most likely benefit from some early match nerves by the Argentine.
It's a tough situation for Delpo but he managed to bring his game to new heights against Rafa on the big stage. He's well-suited to the fast courts of Flushing Meadows and has been using the pace and weight of his groundies to awesome effect.
But I think the moment may be a bit too big for the 20-year old. He may manage to grab a set but when all is said and done, Fed will be left standing.
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5.13 First Free Ascents in Chile
A Belgian team recently finished first free ascents of Cerro Catedral and Cerro Cota 2000 in Torres del Paine National Park. Both routes involved free climbing up to 5.13a.
Merlin Didier, Sean Villanueva and Stephane Hanssens, all of Belgium, spent mid-January through mid-February in Torres del Paine to attempt these first free ascents. On Cerro Catedral, they started on a route called La Escoba de Díos and then moved left into a route previously attempted free by Mason Earle, George Ulrich and Pete Rhodes. After spending eight days on the 3,000-foot-plus face--which primarily consisted of 5.11 climbing but had pitches up to 5.13--the team succeeded in a first free ascent.
On 1,600-foot face of Cerro Cota, the team freed the 1993 Italian Route, where they spent six days with bad weather. Once again, the route had many 5.11 pitches, but with a crux pitch up to 5.13. While descending they cleaned the fixed ropes abandoned by the first ascent team.
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It's a thing of beauty watching a good shot fly down the fairway, it's one of the reasons golfers return to the course even after a bad round.
But for Kathy Champion, she doesn't get to witness her great shots because she's legally blind.
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Champion can faintly pick up certain colors with green being one of them and there's no better place to be on the golf course than on the green.
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Former royal seats und Hanseatic towns on the Baltic Sea coast
Schwerin Castle, the Neuschwanstein of northern Germany, was the main residence of the Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. This fairytale castle today houses the regional assembly and lies opposite the old quarter of Schwerin, whose magnificent architecture speaks of recent centuries.
Many of the region's palaces and stately homes provide the backdrop for outdoor cultural highlights in summer. There are the operas of the Schwerin Castle theatre festival, Germany's biggest open-air operettas in Neustrelitz Palace Gardens and the 'small festival in the big park' at Ludwigslust to name but a few.
The medieval lanes of the Hanseatic towns and ports are dominated by the same red-brick architecture that typifies the towering Gothic brick churches – the most prominent feature of the skylines. Some of the finest examples of this style can be found in Wismar (UNESCO World Heritage), Rostock, Stralsund (UNESCO World Heritage) and Greifswald. Gabled houses, vast storage houses and magnificent town halls bear witness to the prosperity of the traders and merchants.
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In the 19th century the first chic Baltic resorts emerged alongside the flourishing ports. This development can be traced back to 1793, when Grand Duke Friedrich Franz I took to the water on the white sandy beaches at Heiligendamm to aid his recovery and thus founded the spa culture and Germany's first seaside resort. Today more than 29 such towns are dotted along the coast. Colonial-style 'spa' architecture dominates their seafronts and is particularly prominent in the old imperial resorts of Ahlbeck, Bansin and Heringsdorf. Usedom Island has followed in this great tradition by establishing an unrivalled number of certified wellness hotels.
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A great many natural treasures remain untarnished in the north of Germany. The West-Pomeranian Boddenlandschaft National Park, for example, is central Europe's largest resting ground for migrating cranes. Elsewhere, the dazzling chalk cliffs of Jasmund National Park on Rügen Island were immortalised by Caspar David Friedrich in one of his famous paintings. Densely wooded Müritz National Park in the heart of the Mecklenburg lakelands takes its name from the largest lake within Germany. It is also the hub for a network of waterways that fan out in all directions. In the 'Amazon of the North', water sports enthusiasts can hire canoes, sail on Lake Müritz or take a houseboat all the way from Schwerin to Berlin though non-stop waterside scenery.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Blake Griffin paced the Clippers with 18
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I installed a Zimbra 8.0.2 (Edit: FOSS) on a Ubuntu Server 12.04 from scratch.
I need to relay/authenticate outgoing mails which has been setup according to Outgoing SMTP Authentication - Zimbra :: Wiki (Working well on Zimbra 7).
However, after setting relaying up, outgoing mail would still be returned with "Relay access denied (in reply to RCPT TO command)".
After digging aroud, I compared /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/main.cf and found themissing.Code:setting smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/opt/zimbra/conf/relay_password
I tried adding it by hand and reloading postfix, however after reloading the entry was missing again.
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Zack Greinke retires 22 in a row, tosses one-hitter vs. M's
Last Tuesday, Zack Greinke surpassed Mark Gubicza's club record by recording 15 strikeouts in a game. Today, Gubie's name came up again as Zack became the first Royals pitcher to throw a one-hitter since Gubicza in 1995. Only two Mariners reached base today, both in the second inning (Bill Hall on a walk and Kenji Johjima with a single), as the Royals won, 3-0.
This is the 19th time that a Royals pitcher has thrown a one-hitter (to go along with four no-hitters). Congratulations to Zack on another amazing outing!
Zack also became the fourth pitcher in Royals history to record 200 or more strikeouts in a season. He has 202 strikeouts on the year.


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Hey all,
This was not a problem I had until today after I did a reboot. Since then, not all of my services started. When I do a zmcontrol status I get the output:
antispam Running
antivirus Running
ldap Running
logger Running
mailbox Stopped
mysql.server is not running.
mta Running
snmp Running
spell Running
stats Stopped
zmconfigd Stopped
zmconfigd is not running.
In multiple locations I had seen that using the command as zimbra user "/opt/zimbra/libexec/zmmyinit" fixed the problem, but that isn't the case. When doing so I just get the following:
"Failed to connect to mysql.......retrying" until it gives up. Has anyone come across this before where the issue suddenly cropped up after they initially ran fine?


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A graduated student who wishes to pursue an additional baccalaureate degree and maintain undergraduate status may do so by completing a minimum of 30 units in residence after graduation, of which 24 units must be upper-division courses and 12 units must be in the major. (See the Catalog section on admissions for restrictions on the admission of candidates for a second baccalaureate degree.)
A senior, with advance approval of the Academic Appeals Committee, may earn a maximum of twelve units toward the additional degree while in residence for the first degree. Any courses to be applied to the additional degree must be specified and taken in addition to those needed to satisfy the requirements of the first degree.
Students applying for and accepted to a second baccalaureate degree program who have received their first baccalaureate degree or equivalent from an institution outside of the U.S. will be required to complete any deficiencies in the General Education pattern and will be evaluated for General Education on the same basis as undergraduates.
Undergraduates may enroll in graduate courses only under the conditions specified below:
Graduate credit usually may not be earned in advance of the baccalaureate degree. Seniors may, however, be granted approval to earn a maximum of 12 units of course work in the 400 and 500 levels designated as acceptable for graduate credit and taken at this university towards their prospective graduate programs (based upon faculty recommendation, academic performance (in general a grade-point average of 3.0 (B) in the major), and promise of academic achievement in post-graduate study). Approval is subject to the following conditions: (a) the course work must be in addition to that required for the undergraduate major; and (b) the undergraduate student must have a "Petition to Earn Graduate Credit in the Senior Year" approved by the departmental graduate advisor and the department chair prior to enrollment. (PS-92-08)
In those areas in which graduate credit is for a credential only, the petition must be submitted to the appropriate department in the College of Education. Petitions submitted after completion of course(s) will not be approved.
Under special conditions, seniors who have a 3.0 grade-point average or better in their major and who have adequate undergraduate preparation in the subject may enroll in up to 12 units in the 500-599 series to fulfill the elective requirements of the bachelor's degree. The course work may not be applied to the units of 500-600 level course work required by the department or college for the master's degree. The student must have a "Petition to Earn Credit Toward a Bachelor's Degree for a 500-Level Course Taken in the Senior Year" approved by the instructor and department chair before registration in the class(es) is permitted. (PS 92-09)


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WASHINGTON (WUSA 9) -- Bender is a 12-week-old Australian shepherd mix who arrived at the Washington Animal Rescue League with his siblings from West Virginia early last month. Now, these appealing pups are ready to start new lives in homes of their own.
Bender is a cutie pie, but he's no pushover. He's a smart, curious, high-energy little guy who needs a human companion who is committed to giving him exercise, mental stimulation, and training. In return, he'll give you a lifetime of love, laughs, and affection.
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Orange City Company to Close-305 Jobs Lost
(Orange City) -- 305 employees will be out of jobs and improvements to electrical utilities in Orange City are a concern as the city discusses what to do about the closing of Advanced Pierre Foods. The company, that manufactures beef, chicken and pork products, announced Tuesday that they will be leaving town at the end of 2012, perhaps as early as November.
Orange City Mayor Les Douma said that although a closing of this magnitude is very disappointing, there were some indicators that caused concern over the last year.
Orange City plans to work with Advance Pierre Foods to find a buyer for the building as soon as possible. Considering the type of equipment in the facility, Douma said another type of meat processing may be a viable candidate.
Even though this closing primarily affects Orange City and Alton, Douma realizes that this is absolutely a regional problem.
In addition to the loss of jobs, Mayor Douma says the loss of Advanced Pierre Foods in Orange City is a concern because of the utility improvements that have been made in the commercial park.
That work is still being completed at this time.
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A capacitor, in its simplest form, is a two terminal electrical device that stores electric energy when a voltage difference is applied across the terminals. The stored electric energy is proportional to the applied voltage squared and is quantified by the capacitance of the device. This model introduces a model of a simple capacitor, the electric field and device capacitance are solved for under electrostatic conditions.


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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Henrik Zetterberg recorded a pair of goals and
an assist to lead the Detroit Red Wings to an 8-2 rout of the Boston Bruins in
a preseason matchup from TD Garden.
Pavel Datsyuk had a four-point night in the lopsided win, notching a goal and
three assists, while Joakim Andersson scored once and assisted on another for
Detroit. The Red Wings also received goals from Justin Abdelkader, David
McIntyre, Daniel Cleary and Danny DeKeyser.
Jimmy Howard stopped 14-of-15 shots over two periods of action for the Red
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Malcolm Subban was torched in net for Boston, letting up all eight Detroit
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Royals trim roster by six by optioning Mazzaro to Omaha and returning five to minor league camp
The Kansas City Royals have announced today that the club has optioned right-handed pitcher Vin Mazzaro to Omaha (AAA) and returned right-handed pitchers Louis Coleman, Luis Mendoza and Zach Miner, and infielders Irving Falu and Lance Zawadzki to minor league camp. Following the moves, the Royals have 28 active players in Major League camp and 40 on the 40-man roster.
The 24-year-old Mazzaro is expected to join the Royals as a starter on April 16 when the club hosts the Seattle Mariners at Kauffman Stadium.
Additional moves to set the Opening Day 25-man roster are expected tomorrow following the club's 3 p.m. workout at Kauffman Stadium. The Major League roster as it stands today is:
Pitchers (12): Nate Adcock, Bruce Chen (L), Tim Collins (L), Aaron Crow, Kyle Davies, Jeff Francis (L), Luke Hochevar, Jeremy Jeffress, Sean O'Sullivan, Joakim Soria, Robinson Tejeda, Kanekoa Texeira.
Catchers (4): Jason Kendall, Lucas May, Brayan Pena (S), Matt Treanor.
Infielders (6): Mike Aviles, Wilson Betemit (S), Billy Butler, Alcides Escobar, Chris Getz (L), Kila Ka'aihue (L).
Outfielders (6): Gregor Blanco, Melky Cabrera, Jarrod Dyson, Jeff Francoeur, Alex Gordon, Mitch Maier.
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More news surfacing on ocean carrier volumes
October 14, 2011 - LM Editorial
In keeping with observations made by shipping analysts in London and Copenhagen, a major U.S. trade intelligence company said ocean carrier capacity continues to outstrip demand.
According to Zepol Corporation, U.S. import shipment volume for September, measured in twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU), decreased 6.73 percent from August and showed a similar decrease of 4.52 percent from September of 2010. The total number of shipments also decreased almost 9 percent from August while also showing a decrease of 2.31 percent from September of 2010.
Drewry Shipping Consultants and BIMCO recently told LM of a similar trend.
Still, said Zepol, total TEUs are up 1.44 percent year to date, and U.S. shippers did have a two-month surge leading to September's slump.
Other key statistics released by Zepol suggest the peak season was short-lived:
*Incoming shipments from both Asia and Europe show decreases of 8.75 percent and 15.74 percent, respectively, for September. Despite an 18 percent increase of shipments two months previously in August, Taiwan recorded a decrease of almost 20 percent in September. Japan also showed a decrease in shipments of over 12 percent in September after a similar increase in August. When comparing incoming shipments from Europe, 11 of the top 15 countries recorded decreases in September, with the largest decrease occurring in Greece.
*Several of the U.S. ports showed decreases in incoming TEUs for September, including the Pacific and Mid Atlantic ports with nearly 9 percent and 12 percent decreases, respectively. Los Angeles and San Francisco each displayed decreases of 9 percent and 11.37 percent last month. Together, the states of New York and New Jersey accounted for 13.38 percent of the Mid Atlantic ports decrease.
*APL Co. maintains their number two carrier position, behind Maersk Line, despite a 7.60 percent decrease in TEUs for September. They are not alone, however, as nine out of the top 10 carriers experienced similar decreases, the highest with Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Of the top 10, Hanjin Shipping Company had the sole increase in TEUs of just 0.64 percent for the month of September.
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In reality, this is not yet a big problem. New Hampshire, which passed a law to ban the use of prescribing data, represents less than one percent of the nation's market for prescription drugs. And, so far at least, physicians enrolled in the American Medical Association's PDRP program are but one half of one percent of the AMA's 800,000 members. But the danger signs are out there, and it might be time to think about future—and past—selling strategies.
If access to physician prescribing data continues to decrease, the just-look-it-up mentality of too many sales reps will, by necessity, become a thing of the past. But as someone who has worked 15 years in the industry, I'm here to tell you that the way of the past—developing sources in a community and crafting a sales strategy with the information they disclose, helped make me more efficient and enabled me to respect my customer's time. Back in the day, when I carried the bag, I started out with little information about a new territory besides zip-code sales data. I did fine. And if data granularity disappears, the sales representative of the future can still succeed.
But as wonderful as this data is, pharma can relearn how to live without it. Sales managers should still be able to adjust business practices, run departments, and train sales representatives—even if we have to work the way I did, when I first became a rep.
Zip-Code Data
When I was a sales representative for McNeil Pharmaceutical in 1991, I received zip-code data every month. The data broke down product sales for my medications and competitors by zip code throughout my territory. My first step in analyzing the data was to compare the new numbers to the previous period, to gauge any changes. I then calculated my net-to-market (my product's percent growth or decrease minus the market's percent growth or decrease for the period) to assess overall progress. The net-to-market gave me a context for my product's growth or decline. Then I had to rely on my business acumen and local-market knowledge to help identify the key high prescribers or the ones who gained or lost market share. It was at this point that I was able to assess the effect of my targeting.


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Brad Paisley originally wanted to collaborate with Kanye West on his much-maligned tune Accidental Racist, but decided the rapper would be too controversial.
The Whiskey Lullaby hitmaker teamed up with rapper LL Cool J to record the track about two men discussing racism in America in a Starbucks coffee shop.
Paisley first thought about West for the song, but thought he would be too polarising for the country star's fanbase.
He tells New York magazine, "You have to remember my thought process: I was thinking about the reception from my audience. My fear was, I didn't want my fans to just write it off. I didn't want them to dismiss the song and its message.
"I thought about approaching Kanye… But it would have been instantly polarising if I'd gotten Kanye. Half of my fans are still mad at him for taking Taylor Swift's mic (at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009)."


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- Visit the StarNews Mugshots site to see arrests from the past 90 days
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- What happened to the Crime Map at StarNewsOnline.com?
- Is the crime rate, including non-violent, higher in Carolina Beach compared to surrounding areas?
- What is the crime scene like at Mayfaire?
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How can you know how dangerous a neighborhood is?
Published: Sunday, March 30, 2014 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 28, 2014 at 9:23 p.m.
For people looking to research a neighborhood in the event of a move, Wilmington Police Department spokeswoman Linda Rawley said there are things they can do to determine whether a certain part of the Port City is a safe place to live.
For one, you can call the Wilmington Police Department and ask for a report on a specific address.
"They give us an address and we can actually run the calls for service in that area and let them know how many calls have been received in the last year," Rawley said. "After that the individual is actually able to judge for themselves if they want to live there. We do have a lot of college students whose parents call to make sure a neighborhood is safe."
People also can contact New Hanover County 911 manager Debora Cottle, who said she can run reports on all addresses within the city and county.
"I can tell them how many calls and types of calls in a particular area – the things (real estate agents) won't tell them," she said. "Sometimes people change their minds. I had one woman call about a mobile home park, and after we spoke she decided not to buy there."
Here are some other ways to determine whether a neighborhood is safe:
The Wilmington Police Department mobile app can be downloaded onto Android, iPhone and iPad mobile devices. The app gives users the latest breaking police news, traffic alerts, most wanted, events, crime maps and a way to submit anonymous tips.
The New Hanover County Sheriff's Office also has a mobile app for Android, iPhone and iPad. Search the app store for Mobile Patrol.
The StarNews Crime Map tracks the reports filed by the Wilmington Police Department and New Hanover County Sheriff's Office in the past 30 days. The information is updated several times a day from the law enforcement websites. To see the Crime Map, visit www.StarNewsOnline.com/crimemap.
To determine whether registered sex offenders live near a particular address in North Carolina, visit http://sexoffender.ncdoj.gov/search.aspx. There you can search by location or name. To search the national sex offender registry, visit nsopw.gov/en/Registry.
To find out if a neighborhood has a Neighborhood Watch program, visit http://usaonwatch.org. Or you can learn how to start your own watch.
SpotCrime.com is a nationwide crime data aggregator that maps crime incidents, plots them on Google Maps, and delivers alerts via email, Facebook, Twitter, SMS, RSS and a multitude of other platforms. The data at http://SpotCrime.com come from police departments, news reports and user-generated content.
Call the Wilmington Police Department to run an address check at 910-343-3600.
Call New Hanover County 911 manager Debora Cottle to run an address check in both the city and county at 910-798-6931.
Crime statistics nationwide can be found on the FBI's searchable Uniform Crime Reports at http://fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/ucr.
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Supper nice buck!
This is my best to date and it was done with archery equipment.
Supper nice buck!
Congrats. Great buck!!!
Thanks guys. I wasn't expecting this guy at all. I had found a real nice 4x4 in the same area and found him instead.
Beetleguy did you get that buck on public or private ground?
That one was taken on a small private piece. The last few years have not had any money or time to do any back country hunting. So I took what I could get
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Hey Beetleguy, what elevation did you shoot that buck at and have you had him scored?
Incredible Mass, awesome!
Best of Luck,
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I am trying to set up a dev env using Eclipse. I have installed eclipse and imported the project code. When I tried building code after adding just few log statements ,its failing.
Compilation failing for
I have not changed this class.org.jivesoftware.database.AbstractConnection is not abstract and does not override abstract method createStruct(java.lang.String,java.lang.Object[]) in java.sql.Connection
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I have searched wiki,forum could not get much info on dev env using eclipse.
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I doubt it will stop cracking.You mite want to try to find the extent of it and drill a small hole at the very end of the crack and put a rubber plug in it to stop the progression of the crack.Sooner rather than later you will need to weld it up.
Drilling a hole stops cracks on supersonic jets. Fill it in with epoxy of choice or silicone goo of choice.
Would by my first course of action, too. Drill and a tiny smear of JB weld.If the crack continues to expand somehow after that, then you can take it to a welder. Even if it holds, you can get it truly welded up next time you have the cover off at a convenient time, if the first fix just bothers you for some reason.
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Death records
Inquests, Deceased Estate Files, Probate Packets - some of our most sought after records relate to 'death'.
- Deceased Estates, 1880-1958
List the duty paid and often the assets
Archives in Brief 29 - fact sheet
Online indexes
Step-by-step instructions to find probate packets and deceased estate files (PDF)
- Probate Packets (wills), 1817-1976, 1989
Include the last will and testament
Archives in Brief 84 - fact sheet
Search the catalogue for names
Copy service
Pre-order files for your visit
- Intestate Files
Those who died without leaving a will
Archives in Brief 53 - fact sheet
Online index
Inquests, 1796-1963
Coroners investigate the cause of death
Archives in Brief 4 - fact sheet
Online index
- Convict deaths, 1828-1879
This register lists the deaths of convicts still serving their sentence. A one line entry for each person only
Online index
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UCA Names Kelley Erstine Chief of Staff
by Arkansas Business Staff on Tuesday, Jul. 22, 2014 9:38 am
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Fishing report - A few nice days brighten fishing
Published: Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 5:23 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 5:23 p.m.
Black bass fishing has been pretty good over the past week, with plenty of tautog mixed in. Gulf Stream boats reported blackfin tuna, wahoo and some mahi. Inshore boats reported red drum, black drum and some speckled trout.
Capt. Chris Medlin reports that some red drum are being caught on the shoals at Lea Island and at Riches Inlet. There are some red drum, black drum and speckled trout being caught in the creeks. Some puffer fish are being caught in the surf and off the piers. Source: East Coast Sports.
Tex Grissom reports that there are still some red drum being caught inshore. Black bass are being caught in the ocean at the reefs and ledges. Source: Tex's Tackle.
Capt. Dennis Barbour reports that some speckled trout and red drum are being caught inshore. Source: Island Tackle and Hardware.
Capt. Rick Croson reports that black bass and tautog are being caught in the 5- to 10-mile range. Gulf Stream fishing is producing wahoo, blackfin tuna and some mahi when boats can get offshore. Source: Living Waters Guide Service.
Capt. Jon Huff reports that striped bass fishing continues to be good in the river. Red drum are becoming more active and some speckled trout are being caught as well. Source: Intracoastal Angler.
Capt. Brant McMullan reports that red drum and some speckled trout are inshore, especially on the warm and sunny days. Black bass are being caught in 65-100 feet of water. Source: Ocean Isle Fishing Center.
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Online registration for free T.A.K.E. Defense classes
Royals Charities is teaming once again with 98.1 KUDL and The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation to host two T.A.K.E. Defense self-defense classes on the field at Kauffman Stadium during the 2009 season. The classes, which are free-of-charge and open to females ages 12 and older, are scheduled for Saturday, May 2 and Saturday, September 19. Both sessions will run from 10 a.m. to noon.
Participants for the 2009 classes must pre-register online at royals.com/takedefense. All participants must sign a waiver, which is also available online. Participants under the age of 18 will also need a signature from a parent or guardian to participate.
The T.A.K.E. Defense classes aim to raise safety awareness and give women self-protection skills they need to avoid becoming the victims of violent crime. Participants will receive safety awareness tips and hands-on training in basic life-saving self-defense techniques during the class.
The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation was created in honor of the late Ali Kemp, a metro teen who was murdered in 2002. T.A.K.E. Defense serves as a legacy to Ali's life and has trained more than 26,000 girls and women in basic self-defense skills.


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I'm a new Graduent Student in MSHS. I come from a French engineering school called Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne where I did my undergraduate studies. I love sports and in particular Handball which is not well know in the US! I'm impatient to discover the US and other countries' ways of life, including ED functioning obviously!


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Returning to Bend's Old Mill District, the five-day USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships introduces a new, challenging course for 2010. Competitors, fans and family can also take part in the Cross Culture: Art+Bike Festival, featuring live music, film screenings, parties and more. Go here for more info and course maps etc.
And don't miss the Cross Nats Blowout Bash on Saturday, December 11th.
Deschutes Brewery & Giant Bicycle are teaming up again to bring you the 2010 Cross Bash Warehouse Party. Cyclist or not, all are encouraged to come have your senses be blown away by Portland's March Fourth Marching Band, a live DJ and various around-the-world performers. $5 for general public; racers free with invite. Proceeds to benefit Bend's Community Bikeshed.


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Spirituality and the Law Seminar (4390)
The law is, or can be, a healing profession. Our clients are often in great physical, emotional, or spiritual pain. This course will help attorneys serve the needs of their clients and their own needs. The course will train attorneys, regardless of their faith or personal convictions, to approach their clients from a holistic and Jesuit perspective and, in doing so, examine and serve their clients legal, human and spiritual needs. The course will help attorneys to use their spirituality as a means of healing themselves in order to avoid and recover from the stress of the practice of law and the negative effects of working with clients who have suffered physical and emotional abuse. This course is not an ethics course.
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