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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- The Michigan Senate has voted to authorize $21 million in emergency spending to dredge Great Lakes harbors grappling with record-low water levels.
The bill passed 31-5 Thursday and now heads to the House.
The short-term fix would buy time while Gov. Rick Snyder's administration and legislators search for permanent revenue to help water-starved harbors. The federal government has cut back on dredging and the lakes continue declining.
Dredging involves removing sediments so water is deep enough for boats and barges. The bill specifies 49 dredging projects to be done.
The legislation also would authorize the spending of $23 million from a trust fund to buy land and improve land for public recreation.
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Fountain Flow Effects on Electrodeposition on a Rotating Wafer
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This example extends the analysis made in the model Electrodeposition on a Resistive Patterned Wafer by including the diffusion and convection of copper ions in the electrolyte.
The coupled mass transport convection-diffusion effects are of interest in this type of reactor since they will be accentuated towards the rim of the wafer, limiting the current density. This will counter balance the activation overpotential which is highest at the rim due to electric current conduction effects in the wafer. By the design of the reactor, the relation between mass transport and activation potential effects can be optimized to make the current distribution over the wafer more uniform.

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BOISE (AP) - The Idaho National Guard says it acted appropriately in demoting a 15-year veteran from full time to a weekend a month last year after discovering she was running a porn site.
Idaho Adjutant Gen. Gary Sayler told the Idaho Statesman that allowing Staff Sgt. Amy Weidner to continue working full time at Boise's Gowen Field would have adversely affected the "good order and morale" of other soldiers.
"We feel the soldier in question has been treated fairly and that actions taken to date have been in accordance with applicable military regulations and policies," Sayler said.
In March, Weidner, 35, filed a tort claim as a precursor to a lawsuit but hasn't yet filed a lawsuit. The Idaho Guard and National Guard Bureau at the Pentagon are looking into her allegations of discrimination, sexual harassment and a hostile work environment.
Weider started the porn site in October 2011 but shut it down when fellow Guard members found it in May 2012. Weidner and her Twin Falls lawyer, Lynn Dunlap, declined to comment to the newspaper.
In her tort claim, Weidner said her husband agreed to the making of the pornography and that the couple has been injured by the Guard's actions. Weidner went from working full time and making $59,000 a year to working one weekend a month and two full weeks a year, making $8,000.
"Claimant's rank has been denigrated, her authority has been taken away from her, her full-time job has been forfeited, and the failure of the command to enforce its own rules and regulations other than against claimant, has caused severe hardship for claimant and her husband, her work performance and her reputation," the tort claim states.
The manager of the state's risk management program, Kit Coffin, said she is waiting for more information before responding.
Weidner's website offered photos, video and live on-camera chats with subscribers. Weidner used the name "Sandy Blaze" and didn't identify herself as a member of the military. She promoted the site when it launched with a tweet saying, "Hello soldier boys. You can visit me...for some treats. I Support the Troops!!!"
Col. Timothy Marsano, the Guard's public affairs officer, said the porn site "called into question her credibility, integrity and adherence to Army values and standards of conduct."
"There is no such thing as 'off duty' regarding the personal conduct" of a full-time guardsman, Marsano said. "Staff Sgt. Weidner should have known her conduct was inappropriate, even though it occurred away from her place of duty."
Weidner joined the part-time Guard in 1998 and started working fulltime in 2004. She worked as an administrative noncommissioned officer in the 1st Battalion of the 183rd Aviation Regiment, which flies Apache helicopters.


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(WXIA) -- June Shannon, mother to reality TV superstar Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, claims to have lost 100 pounds in the last two years.
Shannon told TMZ that she weighed 365 pounds in January 2011 and now weighs 263 pounds.
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According to TMZ, the weight loss began when TLC started taping the family's wildly popular reality show, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."
"They have me running around and going different places ... I guess it's paying off," Shannon told TMZ, adding that she never took diet pills, joined a gym or had weight loss surgery.
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1. What is influenza?
Influenza is a virus that is spread person-to-person by respiratory droplets or secretions, such as in a sneeze or cough. The flu is a very contagious virus which can affect one-fifth of the world's population each year.
2. What are the symptoms and complications of influenza?
Symptoms of the flu include body aches, fever, fatigue, sore throat, cough and/or headache.
Complications can be life threatening, and 10 percent of deaths in the United States are related to them each year. The most common complication is pneumonia. Individuals at greatest risk for complications are the very young, elderly, those with other medical conditions such as diabetes, lung diseases such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or people who live in places such as nursing homes.
3. How is influenza diagnosed?
The diagnosis of influenza is based on the clinical symptoms listed above. There are also rapid diagnostic tests which are used when anti-viral medications are a consideration. A viral culture can also be used to track community outbreaks.
4. How is influenza treated?
Influenza treatment is usually supportive, meaning controlling the symptoms. Hydration is very important, so fluid intake should be adequate to maintain clear urine. Rest until the symptoms have resolved completely. Take cough suppressants, analgesics such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen to alleviate body aches, headache and fever. Aspirin should be avoided in children under the age of 18 to prevent Rye syndrome.
Anti-viral therapy can be initiated if the diagnosis is made within 72 hours of symptom onset, and is usually reserved for individuals with a high risk of complications.
5. How is influenza prevented?
As with any contagious illness, proper hand washing is extremely important in prevention. Washing your hands with an antibacterial soap for at least 15 to 30 seconds using warm water should be sufficient. Alcohol-based hand sanitizers can also be used.
Because the virus is spread through respiratory droplets, infected individuals should cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze. Disinfect surfaces that are frequently touched like sinks and door knobs to prevent spreading the virus. Last, but not least, do not go back to work or school until you have not had a fever for 24 hours without any fever lowering medications, such as ibuprofen.
Along with infection control measures, the influenza vaccine is the best method of prevention. There are two types of vaccines, a muscular injection and a nasal spray. Certain individuals who have immune-compromised conditions or chronic medical problems should not receive the nasal spray, since it is a live vaccine.
The vaccine is usually given in October and November, and is based on the previous year's flu viruses in other parts of the world. The vaccine will prevent the flu in up to 60 percent of vaccinated people.
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That has to be the most overpriced excuse for a camera I have ever seen.
I can only imagine the type of person that pays $8,000 for such a poorly thought out design, full of old tech with nothing more than its name to sell it.
Just imagine the outcry if Canon/Nikon/Sony etc came out with something as poor as that!


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I have recently moved to an organisation using Zimbra. The system seems brilliant for integrating my files and email.
However, I have one problem. I use webdav to upload files from my iPad (Pages app) to the briefcase using firstname.lastname@example.com and this works fine, it uploads the file.
However, I cannot see it. If I search for it, then it appears apparently in the 'Folders' folder which I presume is some sort of root directory. HOwever, On Zimbra Desktop, there appears to be no way of accessing this other than using the search function.
The top of the 'tree' is my username, and in that is just briefcase and trash. I can search for it then move it to the right sub-directory (briefcase/clien/a-c/adam for example) but there must be a way of accessing it directly using the desktop.
can anyone help? I've used this forum's search function to get this far, but now I'm stumped!


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West Hills Giant leads stakes winners at Belmont
Published: Sunday, June 30, 2013 at 10:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, June 30, 2013 at 10:15 p.m.
NEW YORK — West Hills Giant was the most decisive winner in a trio of $100,000 New York Stallion Stakes, beating Captain Gaughen by 2½ lengths in the Spectacular Bid on Sunday at Belmont Park.
All three races were run at seven furlongs. The Spectacular Bid and Cupecoy's Joy featured 3-year-olds on the turf, and the Shy Groom was a dirt sprint.
Edgar Prado was aboard for trainer John Terranova II as West Hills Giant paid $7.30 to win as the 5-2 favorite. The time was 1:21.71.
Frosty Bay was an 8-1 upset winner in the Cupecoy's Joy, beating 5-2 favorite Image of Noon by a length. She paid $18.80 to win with Javier Castellano riding for trainer Dominick Schettino. The time was 1:22.61.
Saratoga Snacks improved to 6 for 8, beating Mine Over Matter by 1¼ lengths as the 4-5 favorite in the Shy Groom. The 4-year-old was clocked in 1:23.18. Joel Rosario rode the $3.70 winner for trainer Gary Sciacca.
Monmouth: At Oceanport, N.J., Lady Samuri went wire to wire and scored an easy win in the $75,000 Lighthouse Stakes at Monmouth Park on Sunday, beating Successful Song by 8 ¼ lengths.
Trained by Yvon Belsoeur and ridden by Abel Mariano, the 4-year-old filly ran the 1 1/16 miles on a fast track in 1:45 and returned $20, $8.80 and $5. It was her seventh win in 20 career starts.
Successful Song, who won last year's Lighthouse Stakes, paid $4.60 and $3.60. Withgreatpleasure was another 7 ½ lengths back in third and returned $5.20.
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Big Tobacco Declares War on FDA
For decades, the government has been warning consumers about the dangers of tobacco. That campaign will soon undergo a serious escalation, with the introduction of large, graphic antismoking messages on cigarette packs. The industry is fighting back, and may have the constitution on its side. But will it ultimately matter?


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(Sports Network) - Alabama received national letters of intent from two other
five-star prospects during National Signing Day to bolster an already loaded
recruiting class ranked as this year's best in the nation.
Linebacker Rashaan Evans and athlete Bo Scarbrough each announced their
decision to join the Crimson Tide program during press conferences held at
their respective high schools on Wednesday. Evans, an Auburn native, was rated
as the No. 1 linebacker and 14th overall prospect by Rivals.com. Scarbrough, a
6-foot-2, 234-pounder who hails from the Tuscaloosa area, is listed No. 16
overall by Rivals.
The two add to an impressive Alabama crop that had already received verbal
commitments from Woodbridge (VA) defensive end Da'Shawn Hand, the nation's No.
1 overall prospect, as well as five-star in-state defensive back Marlon
Adoree Jackson, the highest-ranked member of the 2014 class yet to commit,
announced Wednesday that he will attend USC as part of new head coach Steve
Sarkisian's first recruiting group. The Gardena (CA) athlete, rated sixth
overall by Rivals, chose the Trojans over UCLA, LSU and Florida.
Though LSU missed out on Jackson, the Tigers did land five-star wide receiver
Malachi Dupre to strengthen a class that trails only Alabama's in Rivals'
national standings. The Louisiana product joins a contingent that also
contains this year's top-ranked running back in New Orleans' Leonard
Defending BCS champion Florida State, meanwhile, landed a blue-chip wideout of
its own on Wednesday in Homestead (FL) standout Ermon Lane. The five-star
prospect is part of a class listed fourth in Rivals' rankings, behind Alabama,
LSU and Ohio State.
Tennessee came in fifth, with Texas A&M, Florida, Auburn, Georgia and Notre
Dame rounding out the top 10.
Texas A&M's haul includes the nation's No. 1 rated quarterback, Kyle Allen out
of Scottsdale, AZ, as well as Rivals' No. 2 overall prospect in Dallas-area
defensive end Myles Garrett.
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Mom follows her instincts, revives 'dead' preemie with Kangaroo Care
After Australian mom Kate Ogg gave birth to premature twins at 27 weeks gestation, her doctor gave her the news no mother wants to hear. One of the twins – a boy – didn't make it, but that's just the beginning of this heartwarming story. The doctor – who struggled for 20 minutes to save the infant before declaring him dead – gave the 2-pound lifeless baby to Kate and her husband David to say their goodbyes. Kate instinctively placed her naked newborn son, named Jamie, on her bare chest. As the grieving parents embraced and talked to Jamie for two hours, he began gaspingRead More →


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IBM is the leader in workload-optimized systems that are tuned to the task. Analyst James Clabby of Clabby Analytics defines the workload-optimized system "as one that matches architecture to the needs it is purchased for. Systems performance is no longer defined by the fastest processor or other leading benchmarks, but rather by the ability to deploy new services faster, with higher quality and within financial objectives."


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The PetSafe® Elite Rechargeable Spray Remote Trainer is a safe way to correct your pet's behavior. This remote spray trainer, at the push of a button, activates the collar to emit a harmless but unpleasant citrus spray, to distract your dog and interrupt the behavior. It's very effective. With a 300-yard range, this is our longest-range remote spray trainer.
Features four levels of spray (increases by duration of spray). You choose the level that's best for your dog, or start with negative tone only and see if your dog responds. For stubborn dogs, you can use spray and negative tone at the same time. It also features positive tone for rewarding obedience and positive behaviors, so you can reinforce your training in non-food ways.
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No. 20 Iowa State Loses to Oklahoma, 75-54
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How It Happened:
The Cyclones and Sooners each grabbed a first-half lead, but it was the Sooners who stole the show, leading Iowa State by as much as eight points on multiple occasions. After the Sooners grabbed an 8-0 lead to go up 16-9, the Cyclones rebounded putting together a 7-0 run to tie the game. OU would nab a 30-26 halftime lead.
In the second half, the Sooners would take control with a 9-0 run to grab as much as a 10-point lead over the Cyclones, 45-35. Iowa State would be unable to close the gap as the Sooners would nab as much as a 23-point lead.
Game Ball Goes To…
Nikki Moody scored the Cyclones first five points of the game and seven of the first nine as the junior led Iowa State in scoring with 16 points. The junior would nab five assists for the 12th time this season.
Quick Hits:
*Iowa State has hit a 3-pointer in an NCAA-record 599 straight games.
*Moody has grabbed five or more assists in 12 of ISU's 18 games this season.
*Hallie Christofferson has scored in double figures in 17 of 18 games this season.
*Seanna Johnson scored in double figures for the eighth time this year.
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Iowa State returns to the court Saturday, Jan. 25, to take on Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas. The game is set to tip off at 7:00 p.m. CT.


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Explore how to use the distributive property to simplify numerical and variable expressions.
Quiz for Expressions and the Distributive Property.
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Predict and connect new information with prior knowledge of a concept. The KWL Chart can be used to brainstorm prior knowledge, generate questions about a given topic, and organize knowledge as well recall what has been read.
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The internet has buzzed with reports that a somewhat large list of popular artists have pledged to join in on Stevie Wonder's boycott of Florida over its "Stand Your Ground" law.
But there's some doubt now about the validity of the list.
It includes names such as Madonna, Usher, Kanye West, Trey Songz, Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake, R. Kelly, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, will.i.am and the Rolling Stones among others.
First posted by the Urban Radio Network's April Ryan, the list was compiled via "sources close to the Stevie Wonder camp."
At least 21 states have "Stand Your Ground" laws similar to Florida's.
Many reps have reached out to various news sources questioning the validity of the list, however. PolitiFact Florida labeled the accusations "False," saying that despite the fact that many of the artists might have spoken out against such laws, few have said they are boycotting the state.
Alicia Keys and the Rolling Stones appear to be distancing themselves from the boycott. Madonna appears not to be joining the boycott as well. Jay-Z's planned concert appearance in Miami with Justin Timberlake is still scheduled to happen according to concert promoters.
Ryan has since updated the list with a disclaimer, saying that she has "heard from several representatives of the artists named who say, on behalf of their clients, they are uncomfortable being identified on that list and are seeking additional information."


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May Club Meeting: Jordan Rapp Tues. 17th
May 17, 2011
Jordan Rapp was born on July 28th, 1980. Three weeks later, he went for his first open water swim (sort of) in the waters of Lost Lake in Brewster, NY. Eighteen years later, he took first strokes of a different kind - in a rowing shell - on Princeton University's Lake Carnegie.
After a high school career focused on squash and lacrosse, he began training for endurance athletics on a Concept II ergometer in the winter of 1998/99. Millions of meters and millions of strokes later, he was injured for the first time in his rowing career while training to make the U.S. National Team. And so, in April of 2003, he clipped a pair of aerobars onto his road bike, bought a pair of race wheels with the first tax return of his post-graduate career, and never looked back except to occasionally take a peek at the competition. In March of 2010 Rapp suffered a horrific bike crash... come learn how he recovered and came back to the top!
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Going to upgrade to latest in the morning and will post what happens
Will go from 5.0.5 to zcs-NETWORK-5.0.8_GA_2463.RHEL4.20080709155401 for some bug fixes we are waiting on. Will be interesting to see if they are resolved as indicated by zimbra support.
We run this on CentOs 4 (unsupported) but cannot afford another license,,
Anyone know the option zimbra will ask for after I enter ./install.sh and wait a few minutes before it come back and tells me CentOs is unsupported I think its ./install.sh -unsupported_version or something like that


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By Dan Whitcomb
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – At least 10 people died, many of them high school students, when a tractor-trailer slammed into a tour bus with college hopefuls heading to a campus tour in northern California on Thursday, California police said.
More than 30 others were injured after the driver of a FedEx truck lost control, crossed a divider on Interstate 5, side-swiped a car and then smashed head-on into the tour bus around 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, California Highway Patrol (CHP) spokeswoman Tracy Hoover said.
Apart from the driver, the bus was carrying between 44 and 48 students and several chaperones to Humboldt State University (HSU) for a campus tour, CHP spokeswoman Lacey Heitman said.
The crash took place near the community of Orland, 95 miles north of Sacramento.
Five students, two chaperones and the drivers of the FedEx truck and tour bus were killed, CHP and the university said. CNN quoted Lt. Bill Carpenter of the CHP as saying three chaperones died, which would put the death toll at 10.
The students, traveling from Los Angeles-area high schools, were part of a program the university says "brings low-income and first-generation prospective college students from the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas to HSU's campus".
"They are traumatized, absolutely. Most of them have scratches, cuts, burns, contusions and lacerations – a magnitude of injuries," Hoover said.
Pictures from the scene showed the bus reduced to a burned-out chassis resting sideways across the highway. Yellow tarps appeared to be draped over bodies in the wreckage. Hoover described hunks of twisted metal and broken glass and said flames had roared through the vehicles.
"The big rig and the bus were both engulfed in flames. You are talking about two vehicles that are destroyed. There is hardly anything left of the truck," Hoover said.
About 34 people were taken by air and land ambulances to area hospitals, CHP said. Shasta Regional Medical Center, which received two patients, said one was in stable condition while the other was undergoing testing and additional treatment.
Eleven people were taken to Enloe Medical Center in Chico, where two were listed in critical condition, three in fair condition and five in good condition, a hospital nursing supervisor said. One survivor's condition was undetermined.
An official at Mercy Medical Center in Redding said it had treated and released five patients.
The condition of the others was not immediately known.
No one in the car was killed, though the driver was sent to hospital with unspecified injuries, CHP said.
Interstate 5 was closed in both directions and was not expected to reopen until early Friday morning.
Bonnie Kourvelas, a spokeswoman for FedEx Corp, said the company was aware of media reports that one of its trucks was involved in the crash. The condition of the truck's driver, she said, was unknown.
"We are cooperating fully with authorities as they investigate," she said.
Some of the students were from Manual Arts Senior High School, Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools and Banning High School, said Los Angeles Unified School District spokesman Tom Waldman.
Of three charter buses carrying students to Humboldt State University, a second one from the Los Angeles area and one from the Fresno area made it safely, the school said.
The students were to visit the campus for two days and stay in residence halls, HSU said.
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond said students from southern California had been traveling to the college campus for a spring preview event on Friday.
"Our hearts go out to those who have been affected, and we are here to support them, and their families, in any way possible," he said in a written statement.
(Reporting by Dan Whitcomb in Los Angeles and Eric Johnson in Seattle; Additional reporting by Laila Kearney in San Francisco; Editing by Tom Heneghan)


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I love this camelbak bottle. Bite valve is perfect and you don't have to tip the bottle to sip. Perfect for workouts and the treadmill. The 1 liter size is a bit large to get your hand around if you are a woman or smaller person. I don't even think it will fit in a cup holder. In my opinion, this bottle in the .75 liter size is perfect!
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I use this for when I go to school and i love it! I love how it never spills and so easy to clean! I would love it even more if it had some gel so it could stay cold! But other than that it's awesome!
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At the gym your habds are far from clean. So a bottle like this that let you open it without touch the part where you will put your lips is the first great thing. Other is the shape. Is nice. But other great thing is that you can use easily even doing spinning because you take the water by suction it. You dont need to stop your exercise to take water. The only thing is that as it has good capacities are not slim and can not fit in the place for it in the spinning cycle. But is very easy to attach something to it to make it hang from the bike. Is not a big deal. Is a great product, I've been using for years and I really enjoy it.
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I've had my Eddy for over a month now and I use it everyday. The straw attachment can fall off pretty easily. My biggest dislike is that if I do not use the straw then the lid leaks. That was the problem with my last one so I try to always use the straw.
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text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer Senior quarterback Elliot Carlson threw for three touchdowns and rushed for 250 yards and two more touchdowns to lead the Plainsmen to a 32-7 rout of the Kimball Longhorns Friday night in Grant. Carlson willed himself into the end zone with strength and speed near the end of the third quarter, breaking 235-pound lineman Ben Simpson's leg tackle, staying upright despite a shove and another arm tackle, and outracing a chasing Beau Hansel for a 64-yard touchdown run and a 25-7 Plainsmen lead. "When everybody blocks their man, you just have one man to beat, and that's your job—you have to do it. You've got to be pretty determined to beat your man," Carlson modestly said of the long scoring run after the game. Receivers took three of Carslon's five completions "to the house." Tim Johnson grabbed a short throw at his waist and sprinted right out of linebacker coverage for a 29-yard score and a 6-0 Perkins County lead. Carlson's longest run of the game—from 66 yards away 5:16 into the game—notched the winning touchdown. Following guard Blake Poppe's "pancake" block on Kimball's Jake Reader into an open-field race beyond defensive back Austin Pile, Carlson reached his goal untouched. The visiting Longhorns resisted Perkins County's efforts to sweep them into an early blowout, marching 61 yards to pull Kimball within six points (13-7) right as the second quarter began. Receiver Jonathon Withrow's pink socks did not prevent him from taking a pitch from quarterback Austin Pile and gaining the right edge for a three-yard touchdown to complete the drive. Kimball showed some offensive firepower on their only scoring drive, with Pile hitting Caleb Reuter over the middle for a 24-yard gain through the air, and Pile calling his own number to run 21 yards east along the right sideline. Expected to take the last yard of a 95-yard touchdown march after Kimball's only score, Carlson surprised the Longhorns defense with a jump-pass to wide-open tight end Colton White. "It was pretty exciting, I was pretty stoked. It was a perfect pass. It's my first touchdown ever!" the 6-foot-2, 190 pound senior White said. The Plainsmen defense played well as a unit, sending the Longhorns away without points on drives that reached the Plainsmen four, 18, 26, and 28-yard lines. Senior linebackers Vinny Ross and Alex Malmkar stuffed Kimball fullback Bernie Bridge on a critical 4th-and-2. Still hanging around at 19-7, the Longhorns desperately needed points with 39 seconds left in the third quarter. Ross and Malmkar quickly threw up a wall at the Plainsmen 35-yard line, and referees turned Kimball away after measuring the football as inches short of the first down marker. Chase Miyamoto sold cornerback Zach Rockhold on a post route then curled back toward Carlson for a catch; the junior Perkins County receiver then dazzled the defender with a move at the Kimball 12-yard line and cruised in for a touchdown with 2:46 left. "More and more teams are going to commit eight-to-nine guys to stop our run game—that should give us some single coverage or even uncovered receivers in the passing game," Plainsmen Head Coach Chip Kay said after the game. "If we can execute the passing game correctly it will make it very difficult to key on our run game, especially if completions can become touchdowns." Plainsmen linebacker Alex Johnston, Carlson and White all sacked Pile and contributed to keeping Kimball 0-for-2 on fourth down conversion attempts. Defensive back Austin Thelander continued to excel by hanging out on the corner, keeping receivers in front of him and taking two turnovers for the Plainsmen. Thelander alertly pounced on a backward, overhand pass from quarterback Pile to running back Colton Stull after Stull dropped the ball, and later positioned himself perfectly for an underthrown bomb from Pile for an interception and 23-yard return. Kimball linebacker A.J. Spicer locked on to a short Plainsmen pass at midfield and intercepted it before tacking on a 22-yard return to spark hope on the south sideline. Trailing 19-7, the Longhorns got a 20-yard pass reception from Zach Rochold, but kicker Enrique Cajero missed a 28-yard field goal wide left as halftime stopped play. "We are always proud of our players when we can come away with a victory," Coach Kay said. "Kimball came out in a "3-5" defense, [which] they had not shown on any of the four game films we saw, leading to some confusion in our blocking schemes and quarterback reads. Kimball has also improved, and coming off of two wins, I knew [the game against them] was not going to be a walk in the park." The Plainsmen defense allowed no Kimball starter a run longer than six yards. The 6-foot-4, 270 pound Ross returned the halftime kickoff 17 yards. The Plainsmen offense punted just once in the game. Referees made three "pass interference" calls Friday night. Next Action The Plainsmen tote their 5-0 record 115 miles southeast to Oberlin, Kan. to face the 2-3 Decatur Community High School Red Devils. Four of five Decatur games have ended lopsided, with the Red Devils shutting out common opponent Cambridge, 26-0, but losing 24-0 and 35-2 to Phillipsburg and Norton, respectively. Perkins Co. 32, Kimball 7 1 2 3 4Kimball 0 7 0 0—7Perkins Co. 13 6 6 7–32 Rushing leaders—Perkins County: Carlson 21-250 (66T) 2TD; Johnson 5-52 (46); Johnston 4-30 (13); Toner 1-6; Kimball: Bridge 11-22 (5); Stull 6-17 (5) TD; Pile 6-17 (5); Flores 2-15 (11) Rockhold 9-14 (6). Passing leaders—Perkins County: Carlson 5-9-66-3-1; Kimball: Pile 9-26-139-0-2. Receiving leaders—Perkins County: Johnson 1-29 TD; Miyamoto 1-24 TD; Johnston 2-12 (6); White 1-1 TD; Kimball: Withrow 3-37 (26); Reuter 2-31 (22); Rockhold 2-30 (20); Stull 1-26; Bridge 1-15. Tackling leaders—Perkins County: Malmkar 9 (5); Carlson 7.5 (4); Ross 5 (1); Johnston 4.5 (3); Thelander 4.5 (2); Walker 4.5 (1); Miyamoto 4 (3); Poppe 4 (1).


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I have a point shapefile with thousand of points. It has an ID code field that supposed to be unique. Every now and then the data entry clerk wrongly type the id creating duplicates.Right now I'm manually scrolling the field to find the duplicate.Is there a sane way to do this using the Search Query Builder ? Thanks for any help.
If the IDs are consecutive, I would add a new temporary column with unique values like @Ship.shp suggested and then use the query builder to search for ID != uniqueID.
That would return the duplicates directly. After fixing the original IDs, remove the extra column or repeat the whole process as needed — it is not clear what kind of pattern your IDs must match. If they just need to be unique, note the last value first and you can then edit the bad IDs in one iteration, just bumping the number as you go.
Use Group Stats plugin and set the ID as a field classification. You can see how many times each value has been entered in 'count' column.
A quick (although inelegant) way to do this is to go into Layer properties, select Style - Categorized using the column that you're interested in. Apply this, then right click on the layer in the layers window and check the Show Feature Count checkbox. Then expand the layer in the layers window and you can immediately see how many times each value has been entered.
Yeah I banged my head against the wall for similar problem.
Here is my script for removing features with same ID's. It takes first feature with more than one index attribute and writes it to new feature class.
This is a good question onto which I just stumbled myself. I don't like any of the answers which have been given so far. I have a valid dataset with unique IDs that are non sequential and non integer. The problem is that the dataset contains single geometries but some boundaries are multi geometries in nature. My task is to identify and union these geometries.
I recommend to use the DB Manager and SQL for this kind of work. The DB Manager is now part of QGIS. You need to export your data into either PostGIS or a SpatiaLite dataset. SpatiaLite should be the file based data format of choice anyways.
Now you can use count(), group by, and order by as you like and should be able to solve this and other issues rather quickly.
Also you can use the split by attribute and end up with a seperate table for each value.
I like Rayo's suggestion though. except statist doesn't quite work like I thought it did.


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One of the best starting pitchers during his generation. I remember him being effectively wild very early on in his career with
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Kansas City, MO -- A 25-year-old Kansas City Chiefs player shot his girlfriend early Saturday, then drove to Arrowhead Stadium and turned the gun on himself as two team officials were confronting him, police said.
A Chiefs team source told CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora that linebacker Jovan Belcher was involved in a shooting at the team's facility.
Kansas City police supervisor Andrea Khan would not release the name of the player involved and the condition of the two parties was not immediately known.
Police spokesman Darin Snapp said authorities received a call Saturday morning from a woman who said her daughter had been shot multiple times at a residence about five miles away from the Arrowhead complex. Snapp said a call was then received from the Chiefs' practice facility.
Upon arriving, Snapp said that police witnessed a black male in a car with a handgun to his head talking to two Chiefs officials. That's when police heard a gunshot.
Arrowhead Stadium has been lockdown since about 8 a.m.
Snapp confirmed to CBSSports.com that Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli and head coach Romeo Crennel were outside the team facility at the time of the shooting.
The player thanked both men for all they had done for him and both the coach and GM told police they did not feel threatened in any way.
"We can confirm that there was an incident at Arrowhead earlier this morning," the Chiefs said in a statement. "We are cooperating with authorities in their investigation."
Kansas City is scheduled to host the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
Panthers interim general manager said the league has told the team to travel to Kansas City as scheduled, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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I read very often from two ways of synching mobile devices, with Z-Push or Funambol.
I have tried successful Z-Push with Zimbra 7.1.4 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. But I also read that it is not recommended to run Z-Push on the same server like Zimbra.
Is this also valid for Funambol?
Did anybody tried both solutions for synching mobile devices? Can we say that one of this is the better solution?


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I don't like sugar cookies but I really enjoyed these. They weren't sweet -- even after I added some sugary sprinkles. Having said that, my preschooler disliked the cookies but my husband (who rarely eats sweets at all) really liked them. Go figure.
Won't make these again. Dough too soft despite adding more flour.
I have made other similar cookies like these and they were much better tasting than these. The only thing that kept me from tossing these away was the frosting I put on them. Never again will I make this recipe.
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Testimony :: Robin Phillips
Director - Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights
My name is Robin Phillips. I am the Deputy Director of Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights and the Director of the Women's Human Rights Program. I am here to speak about domestic violence in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. I have participated in research in Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights documents domestic violence as a human rights abuse. This documentation includes extensive review of the governmental and legal system responses to the problem. We analyze the effectiveness of the responses and compare them to the commitments a country has made in the international treaties it has ratified.
Domestic violence is a serious problem in each of the countries in which we have worked. It is important to point out that the problem is universal and that no country should be singled out for greater violations than any other country. That being said, no country's human rights violations should be ignored just because other countries also commit the same violations. Women are being seriously injured and killed by their husbands and intimate partners in countries around the world, including countries in the OSCE region. Women's human rights are being systematically violated and the governments of these countries are not responding appropriately to the problem. These governments are not complying with their obligations under international human rights law to protect the human rights of everyone in their countries.
The United Nations has clearly outlined the responsibility of governments to protect against human rights violations and to provide adequate remedies when fundamental human rights are violated. Governments are also required to meet the health and social needs of victims in compliance with their treaty obligations, however, I will focus today on the civil and political rights violations associated with domestic violence and the lack of appropriate legal system response.
Although each country in the OSCE region is unique, there are many similarities in their approaches to the problem of domestic violence. Often, the first and only opportunity for the state to intervene in a domestic violence dispute is when a woman calls the police to seek assistance. The police response in each of these countries is lacking and covers a range of issues. The police do not take the problem seriously. They do not respond to calls for assistance or when they do respond, they do not remove the perpetrators from the home. For example, in Macedonia, a woman I interviewed had made several complaints to the police about beatings by her husband. She went to the police station with a broken jaw and blood all over her face to seek help after a severe attack. The police ignored her pleas and only arrested the abuser when he attacked the woman's male cousin who was trying to help her.
Also, in Macedonia, several women in prison were also victims of domestic violence. They were either forced to commit crimes such as prostitution or theft by abusive partners, or they killed their abusers to protect themselves. Several women reported that police had raped and/ or beaten them while they were in custody. These women told me that they were much more comfortable in prison. They did not have to worry about being beaten by their husbands and partners and they did not worry about being harassed by the police. When asked to respond to these allegations, the Chief of Police in Skopje and the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs simply denied that they ever happened.
In many countries where we documented domestic violence, people who provide services to women victims identified police and military officers as perpetrators of the problem. Many pointed out that when perpetrators have a connection to the police, the police are even less likely to respond to a call for intervention.
In many countries, the police face a serious lack of resources. For example, in both Moldova and Ukraine, many police officers have not been paid for several months and they do not have money to put gasoline in their police vehicles. Several police officers described riding the bus to answer a police call. When asked what he did when a serious crime was in progress, one police officer in Ukraine said, "I run."
With limited exceptions, police training does not include instruction on proper intervention in cases of domestic violence. Police are not trained about the unique issues domestic violence victims face or the human rights implications of failing to respond to a call.
Women also run into obstacles when they attempt to pursue prosecution of domestic assaults. The greatest obstacle for many is the forensic medical system. Generally, the only evidence of injury a court will accept in an assault case is an official certificate from a forensic medical doctor. The purpose of these certificates is to document the extent of an injury a woman has sustained. In some countries, the offices of the forensic doctors are in inconvenient or inaccessible places, the office hours are extremely limited or the doctors charge fees that can be as high as an average month's salary for a woman.
In other countries, forensic medical doctors will consider the circumstances of an assault and modify the description of the injuries based on their opinion about whether the woman provoked the assault. For example, in Romania, we reviewed court files of domestic assault cases. In one case, a forensic doctor graded an injury as minor and described it as taking 14 days to heal. The injuries the woman sustained included a broken leg. When asked about the file, the judge said that the forensic doctor determined the woman provoked the assault and therefore, downgraded the level of injury. The consequence of grading the injury at a lower level in this case was that the woman was left to prosecute her case on her own without the assistance of the state.
The legal systems in each of these countries allow a crime victim to pursue a private criminal prosecution if the state does not prosecute. In the case of domestic violence, a woman may face added burdens because of her fear of the abuser and the expense of prosecuting someone upon whom she may be economically dependent.
In Poland, several forensic doctors expressed extreme skepticism of women victims of violence. They said that they viewed their first responsibility as determining whether the injuries could have been caused in the manner the victim described. They expressed the opinion that a woman would lie to achieve an advantage in a court case. Although none of the doctors interviewed in Poland identified cases in which women lied, they universally expressed mistrust of women.
The laws also present serious obstacles. For example, in Bulgaria, the Criminal Code divides assault into three levels: grave, medium and light. Pursuant to the Criminal Procedure Code, the state does not prosecute light injuries and only prosecutes medium injuries if the victim and the perpetrator are not related. The result is that if a woman is stabbed by a stranger on the street and does not die or become permanently disabled as a result of the attack, the state will prosecute the crime. If the woman walks into her home and is stabbed by her husband, sustaining the same injuries, the state will not prosecute. Although the injuries make this assault a crime, the woman victim is left to prosecute on her own.
In addition to the failure of the state to assist in prosecution, the courts often fail to assess proper penalties. Dozens of judges, in countries around the region, expressed reluctance to "harm" family relations by sentencing a batterer to serve jail time. One judge in Bulgaria said that there is little public interest served by sentencing men who beat their wives to serve time in jail because, "these men do not pose a danger to society in general." Often, men receive only a suspended sentence or a fine. In the case of a fine, women are legally responsible for ensuring that the fine is paid because of their relationships to the perpetrators. In Armenia, women expressed reluctance to pursue prosecution of domestic assault cases because they do not want to jeopardize their limited family resources.
In many countries, the legal system response is focused on reconciliation. In Albania, women experience a complete lack of support at all levels of the legal system. Prosecutors, judges, police, all view their role as convincing a woman to "pardon" her partner for beating her. The result is that in a five-month period, 150 to 300 women reported cases of domestic assault to the prosecutors' office in Tirana and only ten cases were actually filed in court. The women in all ten of these cases dropped the charges on the first day at the encouragement of the judges.
Many government officials expressed opinions about domestic violence based on myths that are common in the United States and in countries all over the world. The most common is that alcoholism causes domestic violence. Although alcohol may exacerbate a particular beating, data shows that many perpetrators continue the abuse after they have stopped drinking. In Poland, the entire government intervention is based on the myth that alcohol causes domestic violence. The intervention programs focus on alcohol treatment for the man and not on holding the man accountable for committing a crime and violating his wife's human rights. In fact, the domestic violence intervention program is operated out of Poland's Agency for Solving Alcohol Related Problems.
Although the situation is grave, there are reasons to be hopeful. I was privileged to attend a police training workshop in Moldova. A high level official with the Ministry of Internal Affairs stood before a room of police officers and told them that domestic violence violated the fundamental human rights of women. He told them this meant that when a woman calls the police and they do not respond to her call, they are violating international human rights law. This statement is powerful and such directives from top officials are critical to improving the state response to domestic violence.
The United Nations has taken the lead in recognizing domestic violence as a human rights abuse. Many countries in the OSCE region are very concerned with improving their respect for human rights. As a result, many states are at the beginning stages of recognizing the problem of domestic violence. Although this recognition has not necessarily translated into improved state response, it is a necessary first step.
Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights' reports on domestic violence are posted on our website: www.mnadvocates.org.


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We are pleased to announce that the IBM Support Portal is now available and ready for you to access!
This early release of the IBM Support Portal currently supports Power Systems (including System i and System p), and Lotus, Rational, WebSphere, Information Management, and Tivoli products. Information related to IBM System x, System z, and System Storage products will be enabled at a later time.
This is a major milestone in our goal of providing a unified and customizable web experience where you can find technical support information for all IBM products.
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Click to try: You will be able to access the Support Portal from existing IBM web pages for Power Systems (including System i and System p), and Lotus, Rational, WebSphere, Information Management, and Tivoli products. This "click to try" function will allow you to access the Support Portal to complete a task, for example troubleshooting a problem, and to provide feedback on your experience.
Access the site directly using the IBM Support Portal.
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G'day all,
I have a user currently using Zimbra Desktop on his laptop and a Blackberry with BES Express. The combination works *excellently*. He's just bought an iPAD, and I wondered about the feasibility of using an "Exchange" connection for that (like I do with an iPhone) and having a 3 way sync between the Desktop, the Blackberry and the iPAD.
I could set up a test account, but I thought I'd ask first to see whether its something that has already been tried?


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From bikes to tires to hydration systems, the right gear is essential to finishing the seven-day stage race. Here's what worked for one rider. --Louis Mazzante
We began the race in the rain, and the initial days included sections of course with axle-deep mud. There were tight switchbacks laced with roots and slow-speed descents over granite slabs that demanded precise wheel placement. Good brakes were essential. These XO models worked superbly. At times they joined the choir of squealing brakes singing down the trail, but over 200 miles of racing, they delivered consistent power and excellent control. While not the most powerful trail brakes, they provided sufficient stopping force that was easy to modulate. By the final day, my rear rotor needed truing and the worn pads need replaced, but during the race, I didn't once worry about my brakes. Avid recently introduced four-piston versions of these popular brakes and the extra power they offer, with minimal weight penalty, would be welcome on some of the course's longer descents.


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Dismantling the burliest of handrails, popping off enormous powder pillows, and slaying sidecountry kickers with silky-smooth style, Simon Chamberlain is an all-terrain freestyle beast. Celebrate Simon's tenth signature Stepchild board with the Simon Chamberlain Pro Model Snowboard. Highly intricate graphics by renown skate artist Brian Romero (Deathwish, Baker), is a nod to Simon's first pro model board that draws on Simon's devout Christian roots.
This twin-shaped board features a centered stance for enhanced balance when hucking cab spins and stomping switch landings. A mellow rockered profile offers catch-free freestyle riding over the entire mountain—from park to peak, the Simon Chamberlain Pro Model is an all-terrain freestyle killer. A top-shelf Kicker III core blends tip-to-tail poplar with beech rails and insert strips for an ideal combination of pop, enhanced edge hold, and durability. Triax fiberglass stiffens the torsional flex of this board, preventing it from folding like a taco when gaping onto rails and absorbing heavy landings.
Reinforced with fiberglass under the binding inserts, Armadillo plates prevent cracking within breakage-prone binding zones. Park Formula urethane sidewalls are made of the same material as skate wheels; these sidewalls smooth choppy riding surfaces and provide dampening when hitting rails and park jibs. A Structurn SnagFree base is designed with small dimples to reduce friction when sliding over sticky spring snow, smooth corduroy, and fresh powder alike. This base is also extremely strong and low-maintenance for a hassle-free riding experience.
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Darren Mallory Sharper (twitter: @sharper42)
Position: DB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: November 3, 1975 in Richmond, VA
High School: Hermitage
College: William & Mary (school history)
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 2nd round (60th overall) of the 1997 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 89 (236th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Jamie Sharper
5-time Pro Bowler & 2-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)


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I wanted to do some post processing of email in a round robin manner where by all email going to sales@ would be evenly distributed among our sales team, in the past we had a line in /etc/aliases to process the sales@ messages as they arrived in, which I am aware we can still have. however I missed this during the initial migration, and had let the sales email queue pile up for a month. I had to come up with something quick for now, otherwise risk mutilation from the sales team. I had wanted to do a nifty ruby script which worked directly via SOAP, REST and or some other API however could not find anything which I could easily get working. So I started to dig into the utils and came up with the following shell script... it gets the inbox count size, builds a loop to process that inbox, and then evenly distributes those emails to whoever is in the agents array...
preqs for this script were the creation sub-folders in the targets inbox for the msg to be moved into (this can easliy removed to just delete the msg, but we wanted to have some idea of what was going where), and specifying of the agents, and target user account... in the future we will be going back to the /etc/aliases | option, since my shell script would favor those at the beginning of the array as time goes on. Also it writes the msg's to a local file temporarily which the zimbra user must have write access to, this file also could be considered a security risk as it could be monitored, so use at your own risk.. However for now it gets the job done... albeit very slowly... takes a couple seconds to process each message, however we have a low enough inbound that I can run this via crontab every 15 minutes and it does not have any problems.
Also I am looking to do some agent stats such as inbound and outbound counts daily for the sales agents any ideas in that regard would be appreciated.Code:See Next post for cleaner script.


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Raleigh, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - Derek Stepan's power-play goal with 2:46
remaining highlighted a third-period rally that lifted the New York Rangers to
a 4-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena. All four New York
scores came in the final 12:35 of play, with the newly acquired Martin
St. Louis setting up Stepan's tally on a 5-on-3 power play that snapped a
2-2 deadlock. Both Stepan and Rick Nash finished with a goal and an assist
in the Rangers' 10th straight win over Carolina, with Ryan McDonagh
adding a shorthanded marker and Carl Hagelin sealing the outcome with an
empty netter. Henrik Lundqvist posted 22 saves to help New York halt a three-
game skid. The Hurricanes were dealt a sixth loss in seven outings
despite Anton Khudobin's 40-save effort and goals from Jordan Staal and Jeff
Final Score: Detroit 7, New Jersey 4
Detroit, MI (SportsNetwork.com) - Johan Franzen had two goals and two assists
as the Detroit Red Wings thumped the New Jersey Devils, 7-4, on Friday. Gustav
Nyquist posted a goal and three assists and David Legwand had a goal and
two assists for the Red Wings, who halted a two-game skid. Jonas
Gustavsson made 21 stops in the win. Adam Henrique scored twice while
Patrik Elias and Jaromir Jagr also scored for the Devils, who had won three
of four coming in. Cory Schneider gave up all seven goals on 32 shots.
Final Score: Florida 2, Buffalo 0
Sunrise, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Roberto Luongo stopped all 25 shots he faced
in his reintroduction to Florida, helping the Panthers record a 2-0 victory
over Buffalo on Friday. Luongo was acquired in a shocking deal from the
Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday for goaltender Jacob Markstrom and forward
Shawn Matthias. He spent five seasons with the club from 2000-06, earning
two of his six All-Star nods and winning a franchise-record 108 games. He
extended his own franchise mark with his 27th whitewash and 66th career
shutout in the winning effort. Jesse Winchester and Dmitry Kulikov netted
a power-play goal each for the Panthers, who returned home after
losing twice on their three-game road swing. Acquired at the deadline
from the Capitals, Michal Neuvirth made a splash in his debut with 42 saves
for the Sabres, who lost for the second time in their last six.
Final Score: Calgary 4, NY Islanders 3
Calgary, AB (SportsNetwork.com) - Joe Colborne scored twice in a three-goal
third-period burst which lifted Calgary over the New York Islanders, 4-3,
at the Saddledome. Sean Monahan also tallied during the rally, while
Markus Granlund added a first-period short-handed goal for the Flames,
winners in seven of their last 11 overall. Joni Ortio came up with 23 saves
for the win. Colin McDonald, Kyle Okposo and Brock Nelson lit the lamp for
the Islanders, who fell to 1-1-1 on their four-game Canadian road trip. Anders
Nilsson made only 19 stops in the loss.
Final Score: Pittsburgh 3, Anaheim 2 (SO)
Anaheim, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Brandon Sutter scored the winner in the
sixth round of the shootout as Pittsburgh took a 3-2 win over Anaheim in a
battle of conference leaders at Honda Center. In the sixth round, Sutter went
to the backhand and lifted it high past Jonas Hiller. Ryan Getzlaf had the
last chance for Anaheim, but he missed with a backhand attempt. Evgeni Malkin
had a goal and an assist and Deryk Engelland also scored for the Penguins,
who hold a three-point lead over Boston for the top spot in the Eastern
Conference. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 29 shots in the win. Corey Perry had
both goals for the Ducks, who lead the Western Conference and the NHL with
93 points, three better than St. Louis. Hiller turned away 15 shots in the
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Inspired by the original shocker, The Muhammad Ali, is performed by inserting both left and right fists into the vaginal opening and the anus. Repatively pound those regions for approximately 3 minutes until she cums vigorously.
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A sharp, painful stool, especially after a spicy meal and heavy drinking.
"Woah, had myself a Muhammad Ali this morning."
"The hell you say?"
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while having sex, you quickly thrust back and forth between the vagina and ass, while yelling "float like a butterfly sting like a bee", and as you are about to cum, begin shaking as if you have parkinsons, when your partner turns around to see what's wrong, proceed to punch that bitch in the face, and as she's lying there in pain in a pool of her own blood, jizz in her face and/or hair, and proceed to leave the state and change your name
Last night I gave that dirty hoe a Muhammad Ali!
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Video: 10 year old captures Universoul Circus tumble
ATLANTA -- It was Valentine's night, opening night at one of the hottest tickets in town.
Three performers at the Universoul Circus fell from the high wire... and one girl captured it all on her cell phone.
"I was thinking," recalls Kaitlin Miller, "'Oh Lord, please don't let this hit us."
The Universoul Circus opened its 20th season last week in the city where it started: Atlanta. During the show, the performers in the three-man high-wire act -- in which one person carries two others on a wide pole -- fell from the tightrope and landed on the mat. The pole went flying and came close to the front row, where Kaitlin and her family sat.
Recalls the 10 year old, "The boy dropped the pole, and it went down the line. It hit me almost, but it fell to the carpet."
Circus officials say no one was badly hurt, although one of the performers was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. Officials add that the pole never reached the audience; they have cut the three-man high-wire act from the show.
Check out the video above to watch Kaitlin's cell phone video of the fall, along with her interview.
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There are six quilt shops in North Georgia participating in the "Shop Hop" this week (Thursday through Saturday, May 10-12, 2012). My window of opportunity to complete the circuit of shops was yesterday so I skipped my usual early morning workout at the fitness center—I needed to be in Dahlonega about 9:00 am.
1) I began the Shop Hop at Magical Threads (315 Church St., Dahlonega. A quaint old house with every nook and cranny stuffed to the gills with fabric, notions, and a selection of yarn. I found some charming fabrics, but always find this shop difficult to navigate, at least n my mind, I would organize things a lot differently. I escaped Magical Threads without opening my purse.
2) Stop number two was at The Common Thread (598 Grove Street North, in Dahlonega). Sharon, owner of the shop, always has a delicious display that greets everyone that walks through the doors. The Civil War prints were spectacular with lovely shades of muted reds and blues. If memory serves me correctly these fabrics were called "Blackbird" by Moda. This shop has a longarm-quilting machine and offers the service of machine quilting.
3) My next stop was in Blairsville at the Fabric Center & Quilt Shop (307 Cleveland St.). This large open room shop carries a large variety of fabrics and has some lovely quilts on display. The quilt by Charlotte caught my eye because it was so full of life and yet display a cool (temperature) look. Charlotte used panels, border, and over-all print from a Red Rooster Fabric collection by Sandy Lynam Clough, called Sandy's Garden.
4) Country Stitches (30 West Main St., Blue Ridge, Georgia) was stop number four. This is another old house turned into a shop with numerous rooms, nooks, and crannies. Actually many of the small rooms would have been tight on living space in their day. The owner, Priscilla Ryan, has love fabrics and lots of quilt projects displayed, but few quilts. I can never leave this shop without a pattern and accompanying fabric for a purse, tote, or food warmer. This is not a shop where I could easily pull together fabrics for a large quilt. I personally need space to stand back away from fabrics so that I can really see how the various designs and colors will work—there is not room to easily do that in this shop.
5) The Quilt Shop on the Square (44 North Main Street, Ellijay, Georgia) is just off the main square. Pam Clark, storeowner, has a nice shop with lovely quilts and projects displayed throughout the store. The store offers lots of classes on quilting techniques and machine embroidery. A wonderfully appliquéd quilt with a county church in the mountains caught my eye, Judy, master craftsman, gave me permission to photograph her work of art. Here I purchased some fabric for a set of placemats.
6) The last stop on the circuit was in the town of Jasper—The Quilt Shop on Main. Karen Williams, owner, has more energy than I can imagine and has an eye for decorating! Like several of the shops, lovely quilts were displayed and in many instances kits were available for purchase. The shop has a longarm quilting machine. I've never been in the shop when it has not been humming away on someone's special project. Both Karen, and her husband, Keith (a pilot), operate the longarm. I left the shop with a delightful Moda jellyroll.
The shop hop was a day well spent—full of inspiration! I even managed to stay in control of my budget—well, that is until today when I drove back to Jasper to The Quilt Shop on Main. All last evening and this morning while having my annual eye check up, I kept thinking about a wonderful quilt that would be easy (I don't have a lot of experience with bed size quilts) and just perfect on my bed. At first I thought I'd just purchase part of the fabric, but in the long run that did not make a lot of sense. What would happen if I couldn't find the fabrics I needed to complete the border, binding, et al. Now to make the time in my busy schedule to make the new quilting projects I have, as well as a few old projects that haven't made it to the cutting board yet
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Port City Is vital chronicle of S.F. waterfront
May 27, 2011 - LM Editorial
The San Francisco Heritage Foundation maintains that Port City (by Michael Corbett; San Francisco Architectural Heritage, 248 pages; $65.00) represents a first in terms of providing a comprehensive story of the Port of San Francisco. And while that may be arguable, it certainly takes readers on a compelling journey. Illustrated with historical photographs, drawings, maps, and new color photographs commissioned especially for the book, Port City details the planning, infrastructure, and engineering of the port.
In one of the opening chapters we are reminded that because the port does not control its own tax base, and has no guaranteed revenue, the city has been unable to repair its crumbling infrastructure since it acquired the property from the state in 1969. As the port recovers from California's deep economic downturn, persistent competition for public funds remains intense and still more daunting.
"The tragedy for maritime use at the port is that you can prevail over particular issues hundreds of times but you only get to lose once and then what you fought for is gone forever," notes one former engineer. LM has noted in recent news updates that this situation may be spreading across the Bay, too.
During the nineteenth-century development of the port, little if any attention was paid to appearance of the housing structures, with the notable exception of the Ferry Building. The long waterfront north and south of this iconic temple was a working area made up of railway yards and industrial plants. As Corbett notes, "There was no public interest in improving the appearance of an area that was frequented primarily by port workers."
Obviously, the impressions of ship passengers were not a major concern. The designers and builders of the port facilities had one overriding objective: to build practical structures as cheaply as possible.
"In this endeavor, the port had to contend with the frequently changing requirements of shipping and cargo handling and with the short life expectancy of wooden structures in water," the author observes. "Even if someone had proposed architecturally embellished buildings, it would have been impractical to build them because waterfront structures had to be replaced so often."
Yet wiser minds prevailed. The Ferry Building is still a beacon of light in what was once a lonely piece of industrial real estate populated by the city's dispossessed and criminal class. Before the Transamerica Building dominated the waterfront, it was the single most recognizable structure around. Now it no longer houses the World Trade Club, or offices of prominent custom brokers and freight forwarders. Even the Port of San Francisco has moved its headquarters a block east of the place. Instead, the building houses passenger ferry companies and ancillary retail boutiques.
And just as character determines destiny, the reshaping of this waterfront dictated why San Francisco has become a Disneyfied port suburb. Once—not so long ago—the port really did touch upon the lives of almost everyone here. Today, that's rarely the case. From an architectural perspective, this book does a good job of showing how factories, warehouses and waterfront offices created a complex network of portside society. One only wishes that they had found a way to remain.
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To read is to fly:
it is to soar to a point of vantage which gives a view
over wide terrains of history,
human variety, ideas, shared experience and the
fruits of many inquiries.
– A. C. Grayling
Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991
Books are the plane, and the train, and the road.
They are the destination, and the journey.
They are home.
– Anna Quindlen
Reading is everything. Reading makes me feel like I've accomplished something,
learned something, become a better person.
Reading makes me smarter. Reading gives me something to talk about later on…
Reading is grist. Reading is bliss.
– Nora Ephron
Everywhere I go in the world, I see young and old, rich and poor, reading books.
Whether readers are engaged in the sacred or the secular, they are, for a time,
transported to another world.
Reading a good book is a universal activity, and people read while they do
just about everything else, and that includes reading while playing the
piano, which my sister used to do.
At one magical instant in your early childhood,
the page of a book–that string of confused, alien ciphers–shivered into meaning.
Words spoke to you, gave up their secrets; at that moment, whole universes opened.
You became, irrevocably, a reader.
– Alberto Manguel
Reading is the sole means by which we slip, involuntarily, often helplessly,
into another's skin, another's voice, another's soul.
– Joyce Carol Oates
Lourdes, France
Books are the quietest and most constant of friends;
they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the
most patient of teachers.
– Charles William Eliot
Books are the bees which carry the quickening pollen from one to another mind.
– James Russell Lowell
We read to know we are not alone.
– C.S. Lewis
I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library.
– Jorge Luis Borges
Books, I found, had the power to make time stand still,
retreat or fly into the future.
– Jim Bishop
That's what I love about reading: one tiny thing will interest you in a book,
and that tiny thing will lead you to another book, and another bit there will
lead you onto a third book. It's geometrically progressive
– all with no end in sight, and for no other reason than sheer enjoyment.
― Mary Ann Shaffer, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
We live for books.
-Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose
To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark.
– Victor Hugo
I'm old-fashioned and think that reading books is the
most glorious pastime that humankind has yet devised.
– Wisława Szymborska
1996 Nobel Prize in Literature
The reading of all good books is like a conversation with the finest minds of past centuries.
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Seniors (when recruited)
Jiri Hubalek 3 star
Rahshon Clark 4 star
Mike Talyor - pending 3 star
Alex Thompson 3 star
Wesley Johnson 2 star
Cory Johnson 3 star
Diante Garrett 3 star
Marcus Brister 3 star
Charles Boozer 2 star
Clayton Vette 2 star
Craig Brackins 5 star
Lucca Staiger 3 star
no real point to this thread, just a discussion starter
Even with Taylor gone (he will be fellas) and 6 freshman, I'm really excited to see what we can do next year. We should be improved by quite a bit. I'm looking for 20 wins next year. Sweeping the state.
Originally Posted by ISUonthemove
Even with Taylor gone (he will be fellas) and 6 freshman, I'm really excited to see what we can do next year. We should be improved by quite a bit. I'm looking for 20 wins next year. Sweeping the state.
You reading the same roster I am? Not much experience on that roster.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Why is Mike Taylor going to be gone?
Originally Posted by clone11
Why is Mike Taylor going to be gone?
3 strikes and you are out.
So is Staiger much of a ballhandler or more of a 3? I'd like to have him on the floor because of his shot, but it would seem unfair to whoever wins out at PG, Garrett/Brister, for them to be the only ballhandler. So maybe Garrett and Brister are our starting guards next year. That is if Taylor gets the boot, which he should.
What are the three strikes?
I'm sorry but replacing two experienced Big 12 guards with unproven freshmen does not equal 20 wins. We'll have similar growing pains in the back court as we had the prior year.
Sorrr, I just read it. What a joke!
Originally Posted by clone11
What are the three strikes?
Shoplifting - see front page headlines.
Originally Posted by rd4isu
I'm sorry but replacing two experienced Big 12 guards with unproven freshmen does not equal 20 wins. We'll have similar growing pains in the back court as we had the prior year.
We're replacing three Division III caliber guards here. Not too hard to do fellas. And you can't tell me that our frontcourt isn't 180% stronger for next year. I think we will be the team to beat in the state. Which could give us 3 wins right there.
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i thought AT was a JR this year?
Our back court next year looks like Brock Jacobsen plus 4 freshmen - and that's if all 4 freshman qualify academically. It could be Jacobsen and 2-3 freshman.
That would make 2 consecutive years with no returning scholarship guards on the team. We could easily be taking a step backwards next year if that is the case.
I'm tired of looking at our basketball roster for next year. Seems like every time I look at it or it's discussed, someone drops off.
I'm just glad that we will finally have a team with some basketball IQ next year.
We SHOULD be the best team in the state. We get Minnesota at home, go to Bradley and Oregon State. Plus the Las Vegas Invitation. By the time we get to B12 play we should have a good feel of this teams strengths and weaknesses.
These freshman are the future of ISU Basketball.
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Well dang...that sounds like exactly what I was looking for. My wife is really getting into hunting, but I want an "easy" rut type hunt for the first one for her to tag along on. Also I have a 21 year old son with 9 points and I want to get him in on a great bow hunt with lots of action in 3-4 years. I'll hafta see if there is anyway to change my application in Arizona, I think I tried that several years ago and was unable to.
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Honored for his long time commitment to Butler athletics, Charlie's humor and pride made him a well-known and well-loved figure on campus for 33 years. He was hired as an equiptment manager by Tony Hinkle in 1946; he suffered a heart attack and died while performing his duties at the Fieldhouse in 1980. Charlie once was described as a "throwback to earlier times when people took great pride in doing their work with care." He was chosen B-Man of the Year in 1976.


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I have just gotten a great new studio space in Quincy, MA. Problem is that I live on the Cambridge/Somerville line (between Inman Sq and Porter Sq), and have never cycled to Quincy before. Does anybody know how "doable" that route is by bicycle, as a regular commute? I am okay with the mileage, but am concerned about road and traffic conditions.
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
May 17, 2014 to May 18, 2014 – Darlington, you know, near Durham Salford Zine Library running zine events Organized by https://navigatornorth.wordpress.com/2014/05/10/salford-zine-library-exhibition-arts-space-darlington/ | Type: popup, zine, events
June 1, 2014 from 11am to 8pm – Lower East Side A one day pop up zine shop, selling zines and self published items from members and friends of the con artist collective. Pick up all kinds of local Lower East Side zines by NYC artists, Endless Edit… Organized by Con Artist Collective | Type: zine, party
June 26, 2014 to July 1, 2014 – Las Vegas Convention Center It's that time of year again: the Zine Pavilion at the American Library Association is happening again, and we need your help! This is the third year we've had a space on the exhibition floor at ALA… Organized by Grrrl Zines A-Go-Go | Type: zine, exhibit, tabling, conference
June 28, 2014 from 1pm to 5pm – Neighborhood House PFZF is: -a fundraiser for Project Safe. -a rad event for feminist zinesters, artists, crafters, and creative folks of all genre to table, attend workshops, play raffles, and make new friends. Organized by Sarah Arr! | Type: zine, fest
July 4, 2014 at 6pm to September 14, 2014 at 7pm – The Midwest Join the travelling party as Vice Versa Press formally (and informally) releases our latest zine across the Midwest! "Baltimore Breakups: A Pop-Up Memoir" zine will be available in limited editions a… Organized by Vice Versa Press | Type: tour, zine, release, kegger
July 25, 2014 at 7pm to July 26, 2014 at 7pm – Pete's Candy Store It's back! The annual fest-in-a-bar, July 25 (reading) and zine fest July 26 (2-7pm). Free! Celebrating the release of the new issue of WNHP. You know the place! In Brooklyn, word! PMZF 2014 Organized by We'll Never Have Paris | Type: zine, fest, and, also, reading
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