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Wisconsin turns to former coach for the Rose Bowl
MADISON, Wis. When Wisconsin linebacker Mike Taylor was a kid, he used to watch the Badgers and dream of playing for Barry Alvarez.
He's finally getting his wish.
The Badgers are going retro for the Rose Bowl, talking Alvarez - their former football coach-turned athletic director - into returning to the sidelines on New Year's Day against Stanford after Bret Bielema bolted for Arkansas this week.
"It's the best thing that could happen," Taylor said Thursday after Alvarez's return was announced. "He's familiar with what we do and he built this program. That's why kids like me come here."
But this is a one-night-only gig, Alvarez insisted. He's already looking for a replacement for Bret Bielema, and plans to begin interviewing candidates next week.
"No one likes change, but you can grow through change and there's opportunity through change," Alvarez said. "I want the seniors to go out the right way, and I want the young players to understand that I will put a coach in place that they'll be pleased with."
It won't, however, be Paul Chryst.
The first-year Pitt coach was considered the favorite to replace Bielema, a former Badgers offensive coordinator who is from the area, has many ties here and remains a popular figure at Wisconsin. Alvarez pulled some strings to help get Chryst the Panthers job last year, and said it wouldn't be "appropriate" for him to hire Chryst back such a short time later.
Chryst says he is committed to the Panthers, who are preparing for the BBVA Compass Bowl on Jan. 5.
"I think he should be committed to Pitt," Alvarez said. "I wouldn't think it would be right for him to leave after one year. I wouldn't feel right, and I don't think it would be appropriate for me to hire him back after I asked someone to do me a favor and help him get that job. So Paul's going to stay at Pitt."
But there is no shortage of interest in the job, Alvarez said. His phone was "blowing up" as soon as word spread that Bielema was leaving, and Alvarez said he's already talked to a few potential candidates. He will not use a search firm, joking that "most search committees use me."
A current head coach is his preference, though Alvarez would not rule out hiring an assistant. Wisconsin ties are not required, but Alvarez said the new coach needs to be familiar with the program and its history.
"I think anyone that's competitive understands this is a good job," Alvarez said. "They're not going to worry about my legacy or what Bret left behind or anything else. They know this is a good job and they can come in here and continue to win. We've got new facilities coming. This is a pretty special place."
And Alvarez is largely to thank for that.
Wisconsin was little more than a Big Ten bottom feeder when Alvarez arrived in 1990. The Badgers had all of six winning seasons from 1964-89, and went 19 years without another bowl appearance after losing to USC in the 1963 Rose Bowl. They were such a sorry bunch that the Wisconsin band's postgame show was the main attraction at Camp Randall, with students rarely bothering to show up until halftime or later.
But Alvarez came with stingy defense, a power running game and a massive offense line - "those big palookas up front," he said Thursday - that would soon become the standard in both college and the pros. The Badgers had a Big Ten-record 10 straight seasons with a 1,000-yard rusher under Alvarez, and Ron Dayne became the school's second Heisman Trophy winner in 1999.


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Still have our old Exchange server running so sent same HTML email using it and it renders on the mobile devices without the question marks.
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FTE seeks to intervene in Dover
The case of Kitzmiller et al. v. Dover Area School Board took a twist during a hearing on July 14, 2005, when lawyers for the Foundation for Thought and Ethics (FTE) sought to intervene in the case. A successful intervention would make FTE a co-defendant with the Dover Area School Board, able to bring in its own lawyers and expert witnesses.
"Divine design" legislation in Utah on hold
Chris Buttars, the Utah state senator who recently announced his plans to introduce legislation requiring instruction in "divine design" in the state's public schools, is now having second thoughts.
Cardinal creates controversy
In "Finding Design in Nature," published on the op-ed page of the July 7, 2005, issue of The New York Times, Christoph Schönborn, the Roman Catholic cardinal archbishop of Vienna, undertook to refute "defenders of neo-Darwinian dogma [who] have often invoked the supposed acceptance -- or at least acquiescence -- of the Roman Catholic Church when they defend their theory as somehow compatible with Christian faith." On the contrary, he argued, in the Catholic view, "[e]volution in the
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At its meeting on July 11, 2005, the Beebe, Arkansas, School Board voted 3-2 to remove stickers describing evolution as "controversial" and mentioning an "intelligent designer" as a possible explanation of the origin of life from the district's science textbooks.
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On July 7, 2005, the Tulsa, Oklahoma, Park Board voted 3-1 to reverse its June 7 decision to add a display depicting the Biblical account of creation at the Tulsa Zoo. Supporters of the display argued that the zoo already contains religious items, including a statue of the elephant-headed Hindu deity Ganesha outside the elephant enclosure and a globe carrying a Native American maxim, "The earth is our mother.
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Bumping this old thread, because we're seeing the same problems.
We're running 64-bit 7.1.4 Network Edition on RHEL5, and we've got Mac OS X clients with the iSync connector (7.1.3201). I've tried trashing the user's Zimbra folder in ~/Library/Application\ Support, but that hasn't helped.
If I modify the username, it allows me to sync... for a while. Eventually, it stops.
This started happening once we upgraded the server from running 6.0.10 on Mac OS 10.5.


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Notso Special Body Assembly - More Than One Way To Skin A CarWritten by on November 1, 2012 Our Race Car/Street Car Finally Gets Clothes, And A Name: The Notso Special
It occurred to Editor Fortier and myself at a recent editorial meeting (yeah, we do actually get in the office and do serious magazine-type work, occasionally!) that this series of tech articles has no continuously running name, so, given that I'm English and back in the day race cars similar to this would have been referred to as "specials" over the pond, I'm gonna give it the working title of "The Notso Special". I can't take credit for the pun though—I borrowed the name from a car built by a member of the UK's Low Flyers back in the late '80s, though I suspect it had been used before that!
Up to this point in the build, it's been easier to get things done without the body panels being in the way, especially since, with a rollcage to contend with, access to the interior would be limited. However, I'd reached a point where in order to progress, I'd have to assemble the body. Yep, the pickup cab didn't come assembled, but it's not exactly the hardest of puzzles to solve, especially once the cowl is in place and square on the chassis. Of course, I'd already done this.
Now, if you've been following the build, or indeed, my other projects, you'll know I like to make things difficult for myself, so once the body was assembled, I cut the rear of it into pieces. The reason for this was to move the seats back into the pickup bed. I've built a Model A roadster in the past, and know I don't fit in one, and wanted to be as low and as comfortable as possible in this car, with plenty of legroom. This means, although I fully intend to drive the car on the street, it won't be legal for the SCTA Street Roadster Class with the modified body.
With that being the case, I figured I may as well take advantage of the aerodynamic aids offered by competing in Modified Roadster, especially given my choice of engine! As I've said before, you've got to build the car to fit the rule book. It's a long way to Bonneville just to be turned away on a technicality! Right, let's get on with assembling the body from Nostalgia Speed & Cycle, shall we?
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2 Nostalgia Speed & Cycle supplied all the panels, including door hinges, so the first job was to hang the doors. Armed with numerous measurements taken from a stock body, I then welded more 1/4-inch steel to the framerails and bolted the rear quarters in place in the same manner as the cowl sides. Model As are more forgiving than most cars, as the doors overlap the adjacent panels, meaning gaps aren't so critical!3 It pays to have plenty of clamps at a time like this! The cowl top and header were clamped in position next.4 See what I mean about clamps? I like to clamp everything before bolting or welding anything, as the panels can be moved if necessary up to this point.5 Though the cowl top and side panels could simply be bolted together, I reused the stock clamps from my spare original cowl, as they locate the panels as near to the outer skin as possible.6 With the cab assembled, I tack-welded the doors to the quarters, and welded a length of 1/2-inch box section across the top of the B-posts to keep everything square before moving onto the pickup bed. An original, found at a swap meet, it's allegedly from an R&C feature car from the late '50s, but had seen better days. After bracing it, I removed the front panel, …7 … trimmed the sides for rearend and crossmember clearance, and mocked it in place. I then marked the rear of the cab for cutting. (Note the use of masking tape for this.)8 With the center of the cab rear panel removed, I was able to mock the seats in place, not only to determine a comfortable driving position, but also to check for driveshaft clearance in the center and rollcage tubing clearance on each side.9 The seats are aluminum Kirkey items, sourced from Speedway Motors, and are supplied with cutouts for race harnesses. Just like having plenty of clamps, various lengths and sizes of wood are invaluable at the mock-up stage! Note the bracing in the body, yet still allowing access to try the seat for fit.
11 With the length of the cab now known, I could fabricate the shoulder bar of the cage structure. This would run parallel with the top of the body panels. I made a template from more 1/2-inch steel box.12 The bend halfway along the door corresponds to where the steering wheel is on the other side of the car, offering as much clearance between the tubing and wheel as possible.13 I removed the rear panel and substituted it with a temporary structure to which the shoulder bar could be clamped, then removed the template and bent the tubing to match. Once again, Circle City Hot Rods allowed me to use their bender.14 With the tubing bent to shape, I didn't want to mess up the notching and render it scrap, so I made this template with which to determine the angle at which the notches had to be cut. Halfway between the left and right marks is where the notch would be vertical, meaning once the tubing was in the notcher, I simply had to rotate it until the left or right marks were at the top to attain the angle needed, depending on which side I was notching.15 Tacked into place, and supported on a length of 1-inch box on each side until I install the vertical tubes, I could remove the supporting structure and body braces once I'd tack-welded the body sides to the shoulder bar.16 Visible to the right of this picture are the temporary seat mounts, as I had to bolt the seat in placed in order to fabricate a Funny Car–style rollcage template, but we're getting ahead of ourselves. The vertical plate with three holes mounts the front of the pickup bed, using the stock mounting bracket holes in the lower bed sides.17 I used the sheetmetal brake at CCHR to bend the edges of these panels, which at 9 inches wide will form the extensions for the cab sides. A somewhat cruder method was used to form the steps required at the bottom of each panel, necessary to clear the curve of the pickup bed sides. The notch visible on the upper panel is to clear the shoulder bar.18 Here are the almost-finished panels with a return edge at the bottom. You can see here how the panel has to come in to clear the bed sides, which cannot be altered whichever SCTA class the car will run in. If the bed sides were trimmed any farther than this, the modifications would be visible from the outside.
21 A holesaw was used to make access in the lower side panels, in order to reach the bed mounting bolts. The horizontal section of floor to the left is actually part of the cab rear panel, and will be removed.24 … and here's my solution, though I have yet to finish the top section. So far I haven't submitted this for SCTA approval. If it passes, I'll weld it in place; if not, I'll make it removable. Obviously I have to add more tubing between the seat and the corner of the body lower down, otherwise this section of body would be inside the rollcage structure.26 Once I'd fabricated forward mounts for the upper suspension links, I could start fabricating the rear cab floor and transmission tunnel.


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ASHEVILLE � Buncombe County deputies say a 46-year-old man was arrested after he stabbed a dog in the neck.
Investigators told the Asheville Citizen-Times that Randy Radford is charged with felony cruelty to animals. The dog survived the attack.
Mildred Proffitt says her ex-boyfriend told her he stabbed the dog Thursday because he was angry after it killed another dog.
Proffitt says deputies and her son followed a trail of blood into the woods and found the dog, who underwent surgery at a veterinarian's office and is recovering.
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Hartford, CT (Sports Network) - Jim Calhoun's days as head men's basketball
coach may soon come to an end.
NBC Connecticut cited a source in a Thursday report, saying the exit of the
long-time leader of the Huskies program is "imminent."
That comes on the heels of Calhoun telling the station that nothing official
has been finalized. An additional source stated that no decision will be made
until Calhoun has met with his players,
Calhoun, 70, was forced to take a leave of absence in the middle of last
season due to a bout with spinal stenosis, a lower back condition that causes
severe pain and hampers mobility. UConn went 20-14 overall and was eliminated
in the first round of the NCAA Tournament by Iowa State. Those health troubles
were compounded by a fractured hip suffered while bike riding in July.
It was the latest in a series of setbacks for the man who led UConn to three
national championships. Calhoun also missed seven games during the 2009-10
season for an unspecified problem and is a three-time cancer survivor. He
recovered from prostate cancer in 2003 and skin cancer in 2008.
The Huskies won a trio of national titles under his watch, in 1999, 2004 and
2011, but are under sanctions for postseason play this coming season due to
below-standard academic progress scores.
A native of eastern Massachusetts, Calhoun was named to the post prior to the
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Everybody wants to see things that are new from one year to the next in vehicles and this is even true when the vehicle in question is America's most popular truck. Ford knows this, which is one reason why it's so popular. Ford engineers relented to pressure and gave owners of the 2007 F-150 an auxiliary input jack for their portable media players, except in the Base XL. Another new feature for model year 2007 was the lateral side bolsters in the front seats, making for more comfort on longer drives.
Ford added new options in 2007 as well. These included Sirius Satellite radio for the first time. This normally came with a free subscription for up to a year. F-150 buyers from previous years complained that the sporty models were too expensive, so engineers added the sporty FX2 package (only available in rear-wheel-drive), which came with sporty styling and special 18 inch custom wheels. Lariat buyers also got a new option in 2007: Folding side mirrors-with the driver's side being auto-dimming-while those that wanted to sport Harley-Davidson colors gained the SuperCrew model but lost the SuperCab model as options. Ford also extended the powertrain warranty to five years or 60,000 miles in 2007.


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Marshall County to vote on expanding rules to outdoor areas
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MOUNDSVILLE — The Marshall County Health Department received mixed reviews on the board of health's plan to expand its smoking ban to the outdoors....
It's goofy to exempt bars and bingo/slot parlors while targeting the windy outdoors. Nuts. Apparently the MCBOH has nothing better to do. Why don't they concentrate on providing vaccinations and blood screening and food handling criteria rather than extending the all-pervasive hand of Big Brother?
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Rendezvous Hotel Perth ScarboroughThe Esplanade Scarborough Beach Scarborough WA 6019
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The Rendezvous Observation City Hotel has 333 guestrooms and suites in a tower block overlooking Scarborough Beach. For recreation, the hotel has a heated, outdoor lagoon-style pool and kid's wading pool. There are two floodlit tennis courts. The hotel also has some day-use rooms and a laundry for guest use (surcharges apply).
Valet parking and self parking are available for a surcharge.
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Business centre: A small, unstaffed business centre lies adjacent to the lobby and can be accessed 24 hours using guestroom keys. It has PCs with high-speed Internet access (surcharge) and a printer. Photocopying and faxing can be arranged through reception.
Conference/function room(s): The Rendezvous Observation City's ballroom on the lobby level covers 6458 square feet (600 square meters) and holds up to 1,000 guests for cocktails or 380 in classroom style. It can be divided into 2 equal parts and has an adjacent meeting room and function foyer. The Harbour Suite covers 6458 square feet (600 square meters) and includes several rooms and a pre-function area. Ocean Plaza has a further 3 meeting rooms ranging from 602 to 2120 square feet (56 square meters to 197 square meters) in size, and holding between 50 and 150 guests for cocktails or 20 to 60 guests in classroom style. The Mezzanine Level meeting area includes the 1550-square-foot (144-square-meter) Coral Room (which can be divided into 3 and 6 smaller meeting and boardrooms.
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Pines Buffet Restaurant - International buffets including seafood, carvery, salads, and desserts. Located on lobby level. Floor-to-ceiling windows with ocean views. Informal red and blue décor. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Dôme Café - Casual dining venue offering soups, sandwiches, salads, and cakes. Teas and coffees. Located on lobby level, with outdoor patio and ocean views. French style café décor with marble-top tables and wrought iron furniture. Wooden floors and counters. Open daily from early morning to late afternoon.
Stamford Arms Pub - Hot and cold bar snacks, British and other imported beers, cocktails, and soft drinks. British-style pub décor with outdoor terrace overlooking ocean. Big screen shows live sporting events. Open daily from noon until late.
Lobby Lounge - Wines by the glass, beers, cocktails, and spirits. Located off the lobby. Low seating as well as bar area with stools. Blue and purple décor. Grand piano provides occasional live entertainment. Open daily from late afternoon to late evening.
Cascades Pool Bar - Poolside bar offering snacks, drinks, and options from the room service menu. Open daily from mid-morning to late afternoon during the summer only.
Nearby Things to Do
The Rendezvous Observation City Hotel features a heated, outdoor lagoon-style pool with an adjacent spa and kid's wading pool. A poolside bar, serving drinks and snacks, operates during the summer months. There are two floodlit tennis courts, with complimentary rackets and balls available through the concierge. The Vanilla face and body spa offers manicures and pedicures, body scrubs, body treatments, body wraps, massages, facials and beauty services.
The Rendezvous Observation City Hotel stands right on Scarborough Beach, which is renowned for its surfing, windsurfing, and kite surfing. Several shops along the waterfront, within a block of the hotel, offer equipment hire. A walking/cycling tracks travel from here along the coastline for 10 km. There is also a children's playground outside the hotel, on the edge of the beach. The nearest golfing is at Hammersely or Wembley Golf Courses, each less than 10 minutes by taxi from the hotel, while jet skiing and motor boating is available at Hillarys, a suburb just a 10 minute drive away. The nearest location for good scuba diving and snorkelling is Rottnest Island, a popular daytrip that can be reached by ferry from the city, departing Barrack Street Jetty. Whale-watching trips also leave the jetty. Also in the city centre, helicopter sightseeing tours are offered at Causeway.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Windsurfing nearby
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Open seven days, the Vanilla Face & Body Spa encompasses two floors and comprises eight treatment rooms, including a Vichy shower room and a rainshower room. Facilities for couples include double massage rooms, couple's lounge, and rainshower room. A VIP suite for families or groups is also available. A manicure/pedicure area and relaxation lounge are also offered. The facility specialises in massages, facials, and a full range of body treatments. Signature treatments include Vanilla Slice, Vanilla Suite for Two, Mala Mayi, and Ocean Dreaming. There are also treatments specifically dedicated to younger teenage customers. Click the link(s) below for more details.
The Vanilla Face & Body Spa uses the Australian skin care ranges Li'Tya and Uspa, which use indigenous plants and minerals such as lillipilli, rosella flower, and pink desert salt.
The Vanilla Face & Body Spa is dedicated to the promotion of wellbeing and relaxation through the healing powers of spa and water treatments, and has influences from native Aboriginal culture.
Kodo Melody Massage (1 hour):
Rhythmic Kodo body massage inspired by traditional Aboriginal techniques designed to tone and re-align energy flow, and relieve stress. Native aromatic oils are used for rejuvenation, harmonisation, or detoxification.
Gubbera Kodo Rocks Therapy (1 hour):
Hand-carved Gubbera stones, unique to the northwest Kimberley region of Australia, are warmed and combined with rhythmic Kodo body massage to relieve muscular, physical, and emotional tension.
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Row 1 (RS) *Yo, ssk, k9; rep from * to end. Row 2 and all WS rows Purl. Row 3 *K1, yo, ssk, k8; rep from * to end. Row 5 *K2, yo, ssk, k4, k2tog, yo, k1; rep from * to end. Row 7 *K3, yo, ssk, k2, k2tog, yo, k2; rep from * to end. Row 9 *K6, k2tog, yo, k3; rep from * to end. Row 11 *K5, k2tog, yo, k4; rep from * to end. Row 12 Purl. Rep rows 1-12.
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Bombing probe highlights expansion of surveillance
As the investigation of the Boston Marathon bombings illustrates, getting lost in the crowd is no longer an easy feat. There are eyes - and cameras - everywhere.
Investigators swiftly obtained a vast quantity of amateur photos and videos taken by onlookers, often with their cell phones, as well as extensive footage from surveillance cameras in the area of the blasts. The FBI released images Thursday from one of those cameras, zeroing in on two men in caps who proved to the suspects in the case.
One of the men was killed overnight in a gunbattle with police; his brother remained at large Friday.
With the crucial role played by video in the Boston case, surveillance cameras - which have proliferated in London, Chicago and elsewhere - may take on new allure. Informal surveillance by private citizens may proliferate as well; the FBI says it expects the public to be its "eyes and ears."
The upside of this expanding surveillance network is clear - a greater potential for law enforcement to solve crimes and, in some instances, to prevent them. David Antar of New York-based IPVideo Corporation says video surveillance can be set up to trigger warnings if bags are left unattended or suspicious activity takes place before or during a large-scale event.
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Some civil libertarians say yes. While they welcome any tools that can help solve a crime as brutal as the bombings, they worry about an irrevocable loss of privacy for anyone venturing into public places.
"It's now harder and harder to go about our lives without being tracked everywhere," said Ben Wizner, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union who specializes in privacy and technology issues.
"The ACLU doesn't object to cameras at high-profile public places that are potential terrorist targets," he said. "What we do object to is a society in which cameras are so pervasive that we can't go about our lives anywhere without them being recorded and stored in data bases forever."
Within the past decade, the scope of surveillance - both private and government - has increased incalculably. Just this week, security video helped lead to the arrests of a Texas couple in the slayings of two prosecutors and the wife of one of them. Authorities say the accused man, a former justice of the peace, was embittered because he had been convicted of stealing government computer monitors - an offense which was itself captured on security video.
And then there is self-surveillance. Millions of people check in regularly with Foursquare to communicate their whereabouts; many millions more passively enable themselves to be tracked simply by carrying their cell phones.
Photographs and videos can rocket through cyberspace, instantly viewable by strangers on the other side of the world or by law enforcement agencies, courtesy of Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
Attitudes toward surveillance and privacy may be shifting. There's a generation of teens and young adults who have grown up with social media and may be more reconciled than older Americans to the prospects of being tracked.
"Americans still cite privacy as one of the core values they cherish, but what's happening is this slow, insidious erosion of it," said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University.
"Humans need at times to feel they can exist freely and without constant observation - it is essential to our right to association and expression," he said. "And yet we have a generation being raised in a fishbowl society. They're more tolerant of government surveillance, and that can be a danger to a free society."
Compared to the United States, surveillance cameras are far more pervasive in Britain, where they were first used decades ago to protect against attacks from Irish militants. Up to 4 million or so cameras are now in place, including some around the house of George Orwell, the author of "1984," which foretold of a "Big Brother" society.


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(USA Today) -- Nike has fired Lance Armstrong and will take his name off the Lance Armstrong Fitness Center at its world headquarters, the company said in a statement Wednesday morning.
The statement came the same morning that Armstrong announced he was stepping down as chairman of his cancer-fighting charity, the Livestrong foundation, to " spare the foundation any negative effects as a result of controversy surrounding my cycling career.'
Both moves come one week after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency released a massive file of evidence against Armstrong that showed he used banned drugs and blood transfusions to gain an advantage throughout his cycling career.
"Due to the seemingly insurmountable evidence that Lance Armstrong participated in doping and misled Nike for more than a decade, it is with great sadness that we have terminated our contract with him," Nike said in a statement. "Nike does not condone the use of illegal performance enhancing drugs in any manner."
Armstrong has denied doping accusations but declined to fight USADA's charges against him in an arbitration hearing, saying the process was a "witch hunt" against him. He said he never failed a drug test, but USADA's evidence contained several witness statements about how he and his teammates used sophisticated methods to avoid testing positive in those tests.
In August, USADA banned him for life and stripped him of his seven titles in the Tour de France after he declined to fight the charges in arbitration. Nike said it plans to "continue support of the Livestrong initiatives created to unite, inspire and empower people affected by cancer."
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Born on July 30, 1961 in Augusta, GA, Fishburne was raised by his mother, a teacher, who divorced his father, Laurence Sr., a juvenile corrections officer, prior to his birth. When he was around three years old, his mother moved him back to New York, where he grew up in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn. It was there that he began his acting career as a child, thanks in large part to the prodding of his mother, who did more than just encourage him to be a performer. After performing in a grade school production of "Peter Pan," Fishburne made his professional debut in Charles Fuller's "My Many Names and Faces" (1971) at the New Federal Theatre. Two years later, he had a regular role as... Continue Bio >>
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On August 12, Business Wire Newport Beach hosted a media breakfast on business trends and online tools enhancing local news publications and their websites. Business Wire Senior Vice President of Marketing Tom Becktold kicked off the discussion with a presentation on the new PR toolbox: how social media and other emerging strategies are affecting how brands communicate with their audiences.
An in-depth look at three of Orange County's major media outlets followed, presented by a panel of editors, including (left to right):
- Rebecca Allen, Features Editor for the Orange County Register
- Tina Borgatta, Editor at Churm Media
- Michael Lyster, Editor for the Orange County Business Journal
Among the tips and key points brought up by the panel:
- Ms. Allen says that the Register is very much focused on the web first. Its reporters post breaking news and updates on stories as it happens online, then the print team pulls from those stories at the end of the day to craft the story for the newspaper itself. Since it began this strategy, OCRegister.com has doubled its page views year over year.
- Ms. Allen also pointed out that, because of the focus on online, the OC Register has become very multimedia-oriented. Its photo desk is much more open to accepting photos and video from the public than it has been in the past, because while the paper has its team of photographers, they don't produce enough photos for online use.
- Ms. Borgatta presented some do's and don'ts for pitching editors. Her don'ts included:
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- Don't, whatever you do, call an editor or publication by the wrong name.
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- Do be a hero to the editor. If an editor needs to fill a hole, become someone they can count on to give them everything they need to supply a last minute story.
- Mr. Lyster says that the OC Business Journal think of themselves like the Wall Street Journal of the Orange County area. They run similarly, with the largest companies based in the area receiving most of the coverage in the front pages.
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Trindon Holliday also returned a kickoff a Broncos-record 105 yards for a touchdown.
Manning improved to 8-0 career against Cincinnati (3-5), which has lost four in a row for the first time in two years. This win didn't come so easily.
The four-time MVP threw a pair of interceptions - one in the end zone - that led to 10 points and a 20-17 Cincinnati lead early in the fourth quarter.
That's when the Broncos (5-3) have been at their best.
Manning threw a 1-yard touchdown to tight end Joel Dreessen that put Denver back ahead. After Andy Dalton underthrew a pass under pressure that was picked off by Champ Bailey, Manning put it away with a 4-yard pass to Eric Decker with 3:36 remaining.
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Hope you like sweet potatoes....because according to the cool kids at Mintel Inc (they track food trends), we will be eating a lot of them next year. Here's a rundown of their list of the top "IN" foods for next year, because I wouldn't want you to suffer the shame and embarrassment of serving an "OUT" food to your guests next year! ;-) haha!
Sweet Potato
- Candied, fried, baked or boiled…sweet potatoes are one of the most diversely prepared vegetables. Aside from being a delicious snack or side dish, they also will become known as the new functional food, as they are rich in dietary fiber, beta carotene and vitamins C and B6.
- Known to be intensely aromatic with a strong, unique taste, cardamom will find a home in more than just ethnic fare. Cosmic Chocolate recently launched a chocolate bar flavored with cardamom and oranges.
- Commonly seen in teas, the USDA has said that consuming hibiscus tea can lower blood pressure. In the future, expect to see it become a common ingredient in the beverage market. Premium Essence Water from Hint now offers Hibiscus-Vanilla flavored water.
- The taste of the Amazon…cupuaçu is the next big superfruit. And when we say big, we mean big! It contains more than 10 vitamins and antioxidants, as well as essential fatty acids and amino acids. Musselmans launched a lime and cupuaçu flavored apple sauce showcasing this unique flavor.
Rose water
- Rose water is no longer just a fragrance. You can look forward to finding it as a common flavor in ethnic foods or, like Ghalia Organic Desserts in Los Angeles discovered, you can add it to your brownie recipe for a subtle rose water flavor.
- Latin spices will be heating up our palates next year, and you won't have to dine out to get these exciting flavors. Whole Foods Market now offers a Mayan Ceviche; meanwhile, Icelandic Salsa Shrimp Cocktail features a spice packet loaded with the popular Latin flavor of cilantro.
In case you want to start cooking up some sweet potato goodness early and be ahead of the coolness curve....here is my fave sweet potato recipe!
Sweet Potato and Mushroom Lasagna
Serves 6
3 small sweet potatoes
4 oz. sliced cremini mushrooms
2 T olive oil
3 cloves garlic
15 oz. ricotta
8 oz. cream cheese
5 oz. goat cheese
¼ c. chopped basil
9 no-boil lasagna noodles
3 oz. grated mozzarella
Preheat oven to 400.
Peel and slice the sweet potatoes. In a large bowl, combine the olive oil, 2 cloves garlic, minced, and salt and pepper to taste. Toss in the sweet potatoes and the mushrooms, and bake on a foil-lined cookie sheet for 20 minutes.
While the vegetables are roasting, mix ricotta, cream cheese, goat cheese, basil, 1 clove garlic, minced and salt and pepper to taste.
In a 10×6 lasagna pan, spread ¼ cheese mixture, then top with 3 noodles, add ¼ cheese mixture, then continue to layer with ½ sweet potatoes, 3 noodles, ¼ cheese, ½ potatoes, 3 noodles and ¼ cheese. Top with mozzarella.
Cover tightly with foil and bake for 45 minutes at 400 degrees. Remove foil and bake for an additional 15 minutes.
For a weeknight, the sweet potatoes and mushrooms may be roasted in advance and added to the casserole after being refrigerated all day. Likewise, you can build the lasagna, keep it covered in the refrigerator, and then bake when you get home. Add an extra 10-15 minutes to baking time if you're baking a chilled lasagna.
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1959: World's Weirdest WillysWritten by on April 16, 2012 Contributors: ericrickman Weird Willys
When it comes to innovation and variety in door-slammers, it's tough to beat the number of ways drag racers have found to modify early Willys coupes. Ironically, the '33 to '36 models destined to become famous as Gas-class cars and altereds were designed to deliver slow-but-thrifty transportation for economy-minded Americans willing to sacrifice power and comfort in exchange for a $395 window sticker and 30 mpg. Unfortunately, most new-car customers in prewar America wanted more than 48 hp.
Don Clarkson's unique solution for that power shortage involved one big engine plus one small engine: a 331ci Chrysler in front and a tiny Johnson oil-burner in back. Described in the Feb. '59 HRM only as a "war-surplus" four-banger, the two-stroke devoted all 60 of its horses to driving a trunk-mounted GMC 6-71 supercharger. The idea was to lighten the Hemi's load, freeing up the considerable power robbed by a conventional, beltdriven blower. Another, unsaid benefit was relocating the supercharger's weight rearward, enhancing what little bite was available from skinny, recapped slicks--standard dragging equipment in August 1958, when Eric Rickman shot these photos at San Fernando (California) Drag Strip and a Mobil station.
A tire-smoking lead shot (which could not be found in the Petersen film archive) indicates no lack of rear-wheel horsepower, and the accompanying caption claims respectable times of 11.43 seconds and 120 mph ". . . with bugs yet to be worked out." Those critters must've been impossible to exterminate, because the wild Willys disappeared shortly after its two-page feature appeared in HRM's "roto" (green-tinted) section. --DAVE WALLACE
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ATLANTA -- With college tuition costs going up and up, parents and grandparents are now investing more money than ever in plans to help send their children and grandchildren to college.
In Georgia, more than 100,000 people have already invested more than $1 billion. They are socking the cash into "Path2college 529" plans, with the College Savings Plan Network saying today that investment in the plans is up a record 15%.
"We've got about $40,000 in the plan right now and we are already using some of it for my older son. He is a sophomore at Southern Polytech," said Dana Russell, who is continuing in the Plan to insure tuition monies for his youngest son, still 2 years away from heading to college.
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And the 529 plan has flexibility.
"They can pick their own investment options. The money can be used at practically any school in the country as long as it is eligible for Title 4 student aid and they can start as early as birth and go all the way on through college," said Tracey Ireland, Interim President of the Georgia Student Finance Commission.
In Georgia, the first $2,000 invested in the 529 plan is tax deductible with all the distributions tax exempt.
For students the 529-cash can mean the difference of going or not going to college.
Tuition alone without adding room and board at the University of Georgia is now up to $9,800, while at Georgia Tech its $7,200.
At Georgia State, tuition runs $7,500, while at Kennesaw State its $6,400. Out of state students pay double and sometimes triple.


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Photos from the first full-squad workout of 2010
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Haven't seen Banny alive yet!
Sunshine broke through today in Arizona after a few days of cool, wet weather. It was perfect timing as the Royals held their first full-squad workout of 2010. Here's a look:
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AMES, Iowa - Due to multiple events occurring in Iowa State Center buildings on Saturday, Feb. 15, public parking (in the A & B lots, north of South Fourth Street and south of Center Drive) will have very limited availability for fans attending the Cyclone men's basketball game vs. Texas Tech.
Cyclone Club parking lots (all C & D lots) will be available as normal for donors with men's basketball parking permits. Parking for the women's basketball game against Kansas also on Feb. 15 will be unaffected.
Fans without a parking pass are encouraged to utilize the lots around Jack Trice Stadium. This includes Lots S2-S8 (based on availability) and Lot G6 on the southeast corner of University Boulevard / South Fourth Street. Lot 85E will not be available for public parking (due to an event in the Jacobson Building).
Additional parking is available in general staff lots on campus. If you park on campus or in the residential streets near Hilton Coliseum, be sure to follow posted regulations. Plan an early arrival and allow extra time to locate a parking spot. An increased amount of traffic is expected in the Hilton Coliseum area.
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DUNWOODY, Ga. -- Here's where Georgia DOT crews have shut down I-285 this weekend, from 9:00 p.m. Oct. 12 until 5:00 a.m. Oct. 15, as part of the on-gong resurfacing project:
* I-285 westbound, from Ashford-Dunwoody in Dunwoody, west to the Long Island Drive bridge in Sandy Springs, a distance of 3.2 miles (three outside lanes are closed, meaning traffic will back up, at times, toward Peachtree Industrial Highway and Buford Highway)
* Some of the ramps at the northside interchange of I-285 and I-75, including the ramp from U.S. 41 onto I-75 northbound, and the ramp from I-75 southbound onto I-285 eastbound.
* The eastbound on-ramp from New Northside Drive onto I-285
* The westbound on-ramp and off-ramp at Riverside Drive
Georgia DOT is spending $56 Million in a year-long project to resurface and repair a ten-mile stretch of I-285, from Ashford-Dunwoody Road in DeKalb County, west and south to Paces Ferry Road in Cobb County.
It is the first, major maintenance project on I-285 since 1994-1995.
According to the DOT, the I-285 resurfacing became even more of a priority partly because of the bad weather of January, 2011, when two to three inches of ice coated the interstates, highways and streets of north Georgia. The ice, and the damage from scraping the ice from the asphalt, damaged I-285 even more than the other roadways because I-285 was already in bad need of resurfacing.
High traffic volume has also contributed to the need for resurfacing. An average of 250,000 vehicles a day use I-285.
Jill Goldberg of the DOT told 11Alive News Friday that there will probably be only one more weekend of resurfacing work on I-285, the weekend of Oct. 26 - Oct. 29, until after winter. DOT expects to finish the project in August, 2013.
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While local hunters were wrapping up the second season for elk and deer, Silt resident Jackie Gross was wending her way through the South African bush, on the trail of the infamous - and dangerous - Cape buffalo.
The African safari was part of her prize from the 2012 Extreme Huntress competition sponsored by Tahoe Films, and highlighted a year of speaking engagements, convention appearances, and sharing her passion for hunting and the outdoors with others.
"If I had to rank my hunts this one ranked No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5," Gross responded via email after her return home Oct. 29. "I have hunted in Manitoba, Canada for moose, bear and wolf; and from Louisiana to the Rockies and everywhere in-between, but this hunt to Africa far exceeded my expectations."
During her five-day safari, Gross harvested five animals, "three of them in one day!" Her successful hunts for a bull and a cow Cape buffalo, zebra, waterbuck (a large, shaggy antelope) and baboon, will be featured on NBC's "Eye of the Hunter" program, which will air Nov. 25 and Jan. 5 at 9 a.m.
All the meat from the animals goes to native villagers to feed their families, Gross said.
Gross and her fiance, T.J. Guccini, set out from Colorado on Oct. 13. They drove 1,500 miles to Louisiana (her home state) and boarded a flight from Lafayette, La., to Atlanta, followed by another short flight to New York City.
It's a 16-hour flight from New York to Johannesburg, South Africa and an additional two-hour flight from Johannesburg to Victoria Falls. From there, they drove 10 hours on rough, dirt roads to the base camp.
"The use of the seat belt and holding on for dear life was a workout. Rocks, ruts, 50 mph on a sandy road, river bottoms ... at one point I think my head hit the roof," Gross wrote.
Asked what surprised her the most about South Africa, the Extreme Huntress from Colorado said the heat came as a shock, as well as the rugged landscape and the amount of wildlife.
"The amount of wildlife was saw was truly unbelievable," Gross wrote. "... baboons, Vervet (or blue ball) monkeys, elephants, impalas, bushback, waterbuck, hippos, grysbok, duiker, warthog, bush pigs, crocodiles, Egyptian geese, storks, kudu, Cape buffalo, zebra, steenbok, klipspringers, small wild cats, and leopard and hyena prints. Pretty much you name it, we saw it, and in large numbers."
The other surprise Gross mentioned, coming from a state where hunting laws are strictly enforced, were the number of animals poached in Africa.
"It was pretty sad," she wrote.
Gross has several more conventions and shows to attend this year and early 2013 as Miss 2012 Extreme Huntress, and is one of the judges for the 2013 contest. The top 10 competitors will be announced Nov. 1 on the Tahoe Films website.
Gross' role as Extreme Huntress has honed her passion for hunting and for outdoor recreation to a fine edge, she wrote, prompting her and Guccini to start Bowkrazy, to continue teaching and encouraging others, especially women and young people, to "live for the outdoors."
"We are helping all ages learn how to shoot bows and teaching them the importance of shooting safely. We support all outdoor activities and we want to help people follow their dreams and never give up," Gross explained. "As the Miss 2012 Extreme Huntress, my year has been a whirlwind. I am very proud to represent our nation as a woman huntress and hope to continue to motivate people to become more involved in the outdoors."


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Before you send in a request for your campus event you may want to view the UW Bothell Calendar to make sure the campus space you would like is available.
Please view the building hours prior to your event. Please contact Security & Campus Safety at 425.352.5359 or firstname.lastname@example.com for building access requests beyond the hours that are posted.
To view campus space for classes, events, or seminars please click on the required link.
The Events Checklist is a helpful tool for on-campus groups reserving space via the University of Washington Bothell FUAC system.
For event set up ideas on the UW Bothell campus go to our Pinterest webpage. To view photos of various floor plans, click on "North Creek Events Center" or "Campus Space and Special Events".
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A monster of both track and street, there is nothing like a Ducati. This free Windows theme gives you all the angles, from close-ups of their distinctive bodies to action shots of the bikes in motion. Also gives your programs a bright red border to match the distinctive color of a Ducati racing bike.
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