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The Royals announced today that the club has agreed to terms with outfielder Shane Costa on a minor league contract for the 2010 season. Costa will not receive an invitation to Major League Spring Training.
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As mentioned in our previous post, Alignment of Adobe-Approved Trust List (AATL) and EU Trust List (EUTL) we have been busy working on the integration of the EU Trust List into Adobe Acrobat and Reader software. Our January 14, 2014 release of Adobe Reader and Acrobat 11.0.06 takes another significant step towards that ultimate goal. In this version of the product, you will notice new UI to manage the EUTL download. For instance, we've added new controls in the Trust Manager Preferences as shown below.
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Indiana textbook bill dies
House Bill 1388 has died quietly in the Indiana legislature. Introduced on January 12 and referred to the Committee on Education, the bill died when the deadline for action by the full House passed in early February. HB 1388 was authored by Rep. Bruce Borders, who had previously announced support for teaching "intelligent design" in public schools.
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The Kansas Association of Teachers of Science issued a response to the state science standards adopted in November 2005 by the state board of education, the Lawrence Journal-World (February 14, 2006) reported. "By redefining science in the Kansas Science Education Standards," the statement reads in part, "the KBOE is promoting intelligent design tenets that purport supernatural explanations as valid scientific theories. ...
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Sponsored by Snow Summit and TransWorld, the snowboard and surf industry was invited for a day of boarding, food, and beer — and the approximately 100 people who showed definitely took advantage of the time. The mix of everyone attending ranged from employees of companies such as Dragon, Alphanumeric, Smith, Spy, Volcom, O'Neill, Reef, Active Ride Shops, Ezekiel, and Rusty.
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Say hello to Samantha, one of our seasonal employees working as a gate attendant at the Rifle Gap visitor's center and the Rifle Falls entrance station. This is Samantha's first summer at Rifle Gap. She decided to work here because she is close to home. Although Samantha calls Rifle her home now, she came here from Warwick, N.Y., to attend school at Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs. She is a junior in college, majoring in veterinarian technology.Samantha told me, "The best part of the job is meeting all the different people who come to go camping or see Rifle Falls. I love meeting and talking with people."Samantha would recommend the park visitor try geocaching, which she describes as "treasure hunting to the extreme. You have to have a GPS to be able to find the places, but it is very fun to find the caches and see what is inside them and how hidden they can be." Snakes in a parkHave you ever wondered about snakes but were afraid to ask? This weekend is your chance to bring a picnic lunch or supper and come out to Rifle Gap State Park Complex for "Snakes Alive!"Join our special guest, Eagle Scout Greg Rohr from Boy Scout Troop 342 in Lakewood, as he discusses the natural habitats of some of our snakes that are native to Colorado. And, for those who are daring, Greg may have live snakes to hold or at least touch. Greg, a Class of 2012 graduate of Green Mountain High School in Lakewood, has worked with snakes since he was in fourth grade. He will be a freshman at the University of Wyoming this fall and is planning to earn a bachelor's degree in zoology.I asked Greg, "Why snakes?" and he told me he loves all animals, but he thinks snakes are very interesting - and often misunderstood - creatures. Mark your calendarsIf you missed Rifle Gap's June 9 star party, "Meet Me On The Dark Side of the Moon," the Western Colorado Astronomy Club from Grand Junction will return to Rifle Gap State Park for an encore appearance on Saturday, Aug. 11, at 8:30 p.m. The August night sky should be perfect for stargazing.Rifle Gap, Rifle Falls and Harvey Gap are managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, created with the merger of Colorado State Parks and Division of Wildlife. The agency manages 42 state parks, all of Colorado's wildlife, more than 300 state wildlife areas and a host of recreational programs. For more, go online to www.parks.state.co.us and http://wildlife.state.co.us.Terry Wise is the summer season park naturalist and volunteer coordinator for the Rifle Gap State Park Complex. Reach her at 625-1607.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Cody Doolin knocked down a runner with 0.5
seconds left on the clock as the San Francisco Dons captured a thrilling 61-59
win over the Loyola Marymount Lions in a West Coast Conference battle at
Gersten Pavilion.
Doolin finished with 13 points for the Dons (12-15, 5-9 WCC), although he shot
just 4-of-12 from the floor as the team snapped a two-game slide. Cole
Dickerson was responsible for a team-best 16 points, connecting on 4-of-6
shots behind the 3-point line, followed by Mark Tollefsen with 11 points in
the triumph.
The Lions (8-19, 1-13) were paced by Anthony Ireland who scored a game-high 21
points, while Ashley Hamilton and Alex Osborne both dropped in 11 points and
combined for 17 rebounds as the team watched its losing streak reach 11 in a
The Dons appeared to be well on their way to a comfortable victory, shooting
51.7 percent from the floor in the first half, en route to a 40-25 advantage
at the break. USF converted 7-of-16 shots beyond the arc over the first 20
minutes, compared to the Lions who made just 2-of-9 on the perimeter.
In the second half the visitors made a total of just seven field goals, but
the defense came alive as the Dons held LMU scoreless for more than two
minutes down the stretch, giving Doolin the opportunity to play the hero.
San Francisco picked up the win despite being beaten on the glass, 37-27,
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Goodyear, AZ (Sports Network) - Daric Barton drove in the go-ahead run in the
10th inning, and the Oakland Athletics held on for a 7-6 spring training win
over the Cleveland Indians.
Yoenis Cespedes hit a two-run homer for the Athletics, whose starter, Brett
Anderson, was touched for three runs -- two earned -- on six hits over 5 1/3
Jose Ramirez went 2-for-4 with a run scored and two RBI for Cleveland, which
got a solo homer from Ryan Raburn in the loss.
Indians starter Zach McAllister surrendered five runs on eight hits and two
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Barry Zito tossed seven shutout innings
as the San Francisco Giants completed a three-game sweep of the San Diego
Padres with a 5-0 rout at AT&T Park.
Zito (3-1), who gave up nine runs in 2 2/3 innings last time out against
Milwaukee, allowed just five hits and a walk while striking out four. San
Francisco has won nine of its last 13.
Angel Pagan had just one hit on the afternoon but it plated two to break a 0-0
tie in the third inning. Pablo Sandoval and Andres Torres had two hits and a
run apiece while Buster Posey, the reigning National League MVP, added his
first home run of the season, a two-run blast, in the victory
Eric Stults (2-2) gave up all five runs while registering just two strikeouts
in seven innings.
Everth Cabrera and Nick Hundley each had two hits for San Diego.
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hi guys,
Would like to ask if it is normal to have 200+ processes in Zimbra. I'm currently using Nagios Monitoring to check its status, Total Processes indicates its critical and has 200+ processes running.
Would like to ask if you have experience this kind of scenario.
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text: I have searched around a bit and was wondering if it was already possible to receive calendar notifications such as up coming meetings through spark? Just some message that is sent to the user about an upcoming meeting from a generic system user. Not sure if this is possible but would be a very convenient feature.


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Upgraded our Zimbra server last night without any problems in under 1 hour from ./install.sh to all tested working
upgrade fixed mulitple issues and so far so good,
One user did have an email that he received some months ago appear at the top of his inbox dated as if it had just arrived and unread. Still not sure what happened with that.
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Students with documented disabilities may sometimes require alternative testing accommodations. These accommodations are designed to adjust testing conditions to validly measure what the student with a disability has learned rather than measuring the impact of the student's disability.
The most common testing accommodations include: extended time (time-and-a-half or double time); a reduced-distraction testing environment; use of a reader or text-to-speech software; use of a computer; use of a scribe or speech-to-text software; or exams given using alternate materials (such as Braille or large print).
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May 31, 2016
State Auditor Stacey Pickering has returned 22 pieces of property and equipment improperly obtained by the City of Bassfield to Mississippi's Surplus Property Division.
Pickering says that items purchased through Surplus Property must be used for local and state government purposes.
Pickering says his office determined the items were purchased by Bassfield but were converted to personal use. The items included boats, travel trailers and heavy equipment valued at $309,228. He says the city paid $52,840 of the items.
Pickering says the items were returned to the state and the case has been handed over to prosecutors.
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NEW CUMBERLAND - A rally organized by members of the protest network Anonymous drew approximately 60 people to the steps of the Hancock County Courthouse in New Cumberland on Saturday afternoon.
The action, titled "Operation Innocence," was called to protest the release from jail of Tyler M. Graham, 19, of Weirton, who had been charged on Feb. 19 with the alleged rape of a 2-year-old "Jane Doe" while staying at the Weirton home of the child's mother in December of last year.
A $50,000 property bond secured Graham's release following an appearance before Hancock County Magistrate Michael Powell.
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Hancock County Sheriff Ralph Fletcher (right) speaks with the leader of a rally sponsored by the Anonymous protest network outside the Hancock County Courthouse in New Cumberland on Saturday afternoon.
While the focus of the rally was the young victim of this assault, which has resulted in her contracting a sexually-transmitted disease, others spoke out regarding their own experiences with what they described as a similar lack of justice.
One of them was a Hancock County resident who, like many in the crowd, wore the Guy Fawkes mask which has become a hallmark of Anonymous events. He talked about the abuse suffered by his 4-year-old daughter in 2011.
She sustained injuries so severe that four surgeries at UPMC Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh were required to repair the hole torn in her stomach. Despite this, he says the accused, the boyfriend of the child's mother, was sentenced to two years of unsupervised probation.
"It's just a major injustice against our children that is happening in Hancock County, Jefferson County, Steubenville," another attendee said. "It's in our valley. It's everywhere."
Hancock County Sheriff Ralph Fletcher was present for the protest and had positive comments toward the organizers of the event.
"I see this as a positive move because they're trying to educate the public," he said. Fletcher said he understood the reasons why many victims of sexual abuse may refuse to come forward, including shame, fear or misplaced guilt.
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Fuel Tank ReplacementWritten by on August 1, 2000 Why You Need To Install A New Gas Tank In Your Vintage Car
We're tooling over to Tampa, crossing the bay on the Sunshine Skyway bridge in the wife's '50s car on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. We're on our way to a nephew's second birthday party, and we've got the full compliment of family members aboard-wife, young 'un, and mom-in-law, just to make things perfect. Everything's fine until we get to about the middle of the bridge and the car starts chugging. We've done this dance before, so at the first sign of a problem we started angling for the shoulder, more out of reflex than anything else.
We can now tell you, first hand, that the Skyway Bridge in Tampa, Florida, sways from side to side about a foot or two on center. Even on a relatively calm day. Did we mention that we're also not real fond of unstable heights? Up until then, the car ran fine. It'd made the do-si-do to and from work more times than we can count. It'd been to Tampa twice before, and even made the nearly three hundred mile round trip to Daytona Beach and back. Never a problem. That's because we didn't have the mother-in-law along for any of those cruises.
The car got to the party, eventually (and we do mean eventually). It finally got back home under its own power, too. But now the wife refers to it as The SS Minnow (think "three hour tour"), and I'm stuck driving it because she doesn't trust it. That's not all bad, but I'd really like her to be driving a vintage car on a daily basis.
We've done more than our share of little roadside repairs on the car, both before and after what's since become known simply as "That Day on the Bridge." All have been the usual things one would expect from a vintage car, and none have been a big deal. But we've got to admit we were blind-sided by what shouldered us that day on the bridge-it was the gas tank. Purchased from the second owner, the car had only 25,000 miles on the clock when we added our name to the title. The seller told us he'd drained the gas tank and rebuilt the carb, and it ran pretty well during the test drive. After trailering it home, we did a quick inspection of what needed to be addressed for road worthiness, made the fixes, and started driving.
Learn from our mistake.
After driving the car for a couple of months, the tank started leaking a little bit. Pin holes in vintage tanks are common, so we dropped the tank to make what we thought would be an easy repair. Thanks to the EPA, it's hard to find a shop that will "boil out" a gas tank, so not being of the nature to let a little environmental catastrophe stand in our way, we proceeded to clean out the tank in our own driveway with several gallons of muratic acid. What fun that was.
The sediment we removed from the gas tank can best be described as scary. We're not sure what it was, but there was several pounds of it, and it had the consistency of Silly Putty gone bad. It came out in chunks and sheets, the biggest of which weighed about a pound. We pulled it all out of the sending unit hole in the top of the tank with a screwdriver and a mechanic's retrieval tool, both of which died because of the acid.
Then we put a do-it-yourself gas tank repair kit in and re-installed the tank, thinking we were good to go. And we were-for six weeks. Then the baffles in the tank inexplicably detached (probably from the acid we'd immersed them in for a day) and started sloshing around, scraping up the repair stuff we'd coated the inside of the tank with. The repair stuff then got sucked into the fuel line and, well, the nightmare just wouldn't end. We ended up doing what we should have done in the first place-we bought a new gas tank. But not before the car lost any image of reliability it once had, due to the fuel lines plugging and stalling the car regularly.
On the Paddock Project '69 Charger, Mike Peramski immediately made the decision to just replace the gas tank in the Charger with a brand new reproduction, even though the car ran fine and had low mileage. While he was replacing the gas tank, he also made the decision to replace the fuel lines at the same time.
You never know what's inside your fuel lines. Besides gas tank debris, fuel lines often have rust and scale in them which will plug your fuel filter as it comes free, now that you're running gas through the system on a regular basis. We cut the Charger's original gas tank open, just to see what was inside, and found about an inch of hardened crud at the bottom of the tank. However, the tank had been emptied for quite a while and stored outside, allowing the deposits to dry and "set up." We suspect that the stuff in the bottom of that tank was probably soft when immersed in gasoline (much like what we pulled out of the wife's car), which could let it find its way to the fuel pick up, and then to the filter.
Reproduction gas tanks aren't available for all makes and models, but take it from us-if you can get a new tank for your car, do it. Even if you've never had a problem before, it's cheap insurance, because you never know what might be swimming around in your tank now. And believe us, if it's going to leave you stranded, it'll pick the worst time and the worst location to do it!
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This is just some of the crud that came out of the bottom of the gas tank from the wife's car. The car ran fine, and if it weren't for a couple of small pin holes that leaked when we topped it off, we'd have never dropped the tank to clean it out.It turned out that there was over 10 pounds of crud in the bottom of the tank. The pile in front of the acid jugs isn't half of what we eventually pulled out!The gas tank in the Paddock Project Charger was in great shape on the outside, and the low mileage car ran well. However, Mike Paremsky at Michael's Auto Body, the shop heading up the restoration of the car, agrees with us that if a new gas tank is available, always replace your existing tank. He cut open the Charger's original tank to get a look inside and this is what we found—a lot of sediment at the bottom of the tank right where the pick-up tube is. Also notice the top of the tank (in the foreground) has hardened varnish drips formed on it. There is a substantial risk of explosion involved with cutting open your gas tank, so don't do it! All it will take is one spark to ruin your whole day.We're not sure what this sediment is, but after the tank dried out, it was fairly hard. However, with gas in the tank, we're certain it would be soft and pliable, just like what came out of the other tank shown previously. In all honesty, this tank could have been saved if we'd found a shop to boil it out. However, if it had any pin holes in it (a common occurrence with vintage gas tanks), it wouldn't have been worth the hassle with new tanks available.This is why it's a good idea to replace the fuel lines in a vintage vehicle. This filter plugged with rust and sediment after we replaced the gas tank in the wife's '50s car. The inside of fuel lines will rust just like any other steel component exposed to air and moisture. If your car has ever sat and the fuel lines drained, the inside of the lines could rust. You'd think this would eventually clear itself out, but consider the surface area of the inside of a fuel line that's 20 feet long—that's a lot of area covered by rust as fine as talcum powder. This filter has been cleaned and replaced numerous times.We ordered a new tank, straps, and fuel lines from The Paddock. The original straps could have been cleaned and retained, but they aren't that expensive, and they wouldn't have looked as good against the metal of the brand new tank. It's not a big detail, especially under the car, but with the bottom of the tank usually visible from below the rear bumper on our cars, it's a detail worth considering.This may seem obvious, but the first thing Mike did after inspecting his new gas tank was to seal the inlet with tape to keep debris, dirt, or critters out.The fuel lines come with caps on their ends for the same reason, so leave them in place until you connect them. He taped the lines going into the sending unit, too.
This is the easy way to install a gas tank—with the car in the air on a lift! But we have done it with the car on jackstands on many occasions.The filler tube goes in after the tank has been hung in place. Lubricating the part of the tube that slides into the gas tank makes things a lot easier.The filler tube and vent line on The Paddock Charger are the original pieces, and were in excellent condition, needing only a cleaning. Reproduction vent tubes are available if yours is damaged or looks poorly, as are the gaskets and seals.


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Statehouse Beat: Consumers beware
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- For all his faults as attorney general, I think everyone would agree that Darrell McGraw oversaw a top-notch Consumer Protection Division -- which is vital in a state that has no Better Business Bureau to speak of, or similar organizations to protect consumers.
Given that Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has spent a good portion of his legal career on the other side of that equation, working for big-city law firms representing giant health care conglomerates -- and given that Big Tobacco and Big Pharma spent millions on McGraw attack ads to benefit Morrisey -- there are legitimate concerns that the new A.G. would scale back consumer protection efforts.
So far, there's been nothing to dissuade those concerns.
Morrisey's planned hiring of retired State Trooper <B>Gordon Ingold<P> as the new Consumer Protection Division director doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
Faithful Gazette readers may recall that Ingold was one of the key players in a Gazette lawsuit a couple of years back to force the State Police to release information about internal investigations of officers accused of abuse or brutality.
Ingold and fellow officers took a "public be damned" attitude toward the release of the investigation reports -- an approach one would hope doesn't carry over to Consumer Protection.
Meanwhile, Morrisey has started handing out pink slips to employees in the attorney general's office who had hoped to stay on through the transition.
Again, it's not very confidence-inspiring to learn that three of Morrisey's first five terminations are in Consumer Protection, including the division's only investigator, Derek Walker.
Also let go from Consumer Protection are Breana Crites and John Street, who served as home mortgage liaison.
Also out are: Paul Sheridan, longtime (and highly honored) deputy attorney general for the Civil Rights Division, and Doren Burrell assistant attorney general for licensing boards.
Speaking of Morrisey, there's still a huge backlog of state contracts waiting to be awarded, but requiring approval from the attorney general's office.
(As noted last week, under state purchasing law, contracts of $25,000 or more have to be approved as to form by the attorney general's office, to verify the contracts are properly signed and documented, and that all terms or conditions in the contracts comply with state law.)
As it turned out, the only attorney in the attorney general's office with "signature authority" to approve state contracts was Dawn Warfield.
Last week, I said she had left the attorney general's office after the November election to go to work for Auditor Glen Gainer. Actually, she announced she was leaving after the election, but stayed on through Dec. 31 -- which explains why the last contracts approved before the nearly month-long "gap" were dated Dec. 28.
However, the attorney general's office resumed processing contracts last week. Considering that it's not unusual for the Purchasing Division to award 20 or more contracts a week, it's not surprising that after the near month-long gap, that two mail bins full of signed contracts arrived from the A.G.'s office on Friday alone.
Meanwhile, here's one our new A.G. may wish to take on: General Services Division employees were called into a big meeting Thursday and told to quit tampering with GPS devices being installed on cars and trucks in the state vehicle fleet.
(I vaguely remember writing something this time last year about the Fleet Management Division going to bid for contracts to install the devices, which allow the office to monitor not only mileage and location for the state's fleet of 6,500 cars and trucks, but also travel speeds, usage of vehicles at odd hours, and even whether seatbelts are in use.)
Apparently, there's been some blowback from certain state employees not too keen on management being able to track whether they've used state vehicles for personal travel, unauthorized travel, or have been exceeding the speed limit.
I'm advised there have been enough instances of tampering with the GPS devices to prompt the meeting.
In most cases, that has involved cutting wires, or installing bolts or metal devices to interfere with the GPS signal, but in the case that allegedly precipitated the meeting, a GPS device was entirely removed from a vehicle and presumed stolen.
Administration spokeswoman Diane Holley-Brown said Friday all she was authorized to say is that the situation is under investigation.
Finally, Marshall this year is "celebrating" its 175th anniversary. With no Rhodes Scholars, no BCS bowl wins (no BCS bowls ... ), and no Final Four appearances, the one thing Marshall grads could flaunt over their big brothers and sisters from the state's flagship institution is that their school is older.
Except that it's not, according to official state documents.
The Legislature passed an act creating the Marshall College State Normal School on Feb. 27, 1867 -- a full 20 days after the Legislature passed the law that established West Virginia University.
(As Casey Stengel would say, you could look it up: It's all in the 1867 edition of Acts of the Legislature.)
Using Marshall logic, WVU could claim to be 199 years old, since one of its predecessors, the Monongalia Academy, was established on the site of Woodburn Circle in 1814. ...
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Clippers have signed former
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Davies went undrafted but was a member of the Clippers' Summer League team in
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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - A north St. Louis County man is expected to be sentenced this morning in St. Louis Circuit Court after he was convicted of kidnapping a woman and holding her in the trunk of his car while he reported to his parole officer in 2011.
Robert Rhodes, 38 of Normandy was found guilty during a jury trial in August and prosecutors are seeking a life prison term for the convicted felon.
Along with the kidnapping charge, jurors also found Rhodes guilty of armed criminal action in the case.
Evidence at trial showed Rhodes abducted the 21 year old woman in St. Louis County, locked her into the trunk and then drove to the probation office in the 2700 block of Clark Street in downtown St. Louis.
After arriving and parking his car, a woman working across the street from the parole office watched Rhodes wiping down the trunk lid of his Cadillac before entering the building.
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50 Things to do this weekend in Connecticut, July 18-20 2014
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Bridgeport Bluefish games
Justin Timberlake at Mohegan Sun
Danbury concert on the Green
Cabaret Night in Norwalk
Cruise the Norwalk Harbor
Mohegan Sun roof party
Shakespeare on the Green
Wine tasting in Sherman
Cocktails with the whales at Mystic Aquarium
'In the Heights' at Bijou Theatre
The Wayans brothers at Foxwoods
'Night of 1,000 Fireflies' in New Canaan
Otis and the Hurricanes in Norwalk
'Nature of Love Walk' at Weir Farm
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Fairway's Firefighters Food Face-Off
CT Food Truck Festival
Book sale in Westport
Westport Fine Arts Festival
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Luau at Stepping Stones Museum
'Frozen' sing-along in Stamford
Greenwich Sandblast
Milford sand sculpture contest
New Canaan sidewalk sale
Milford lobster bake
Danbury concert on the Green
Pop-up tag sale for animals
Baseball, hotdogs and fireworks in Ansonia
Outdoor movie in Norwalk
Jose Feliciano in Westport
'Chef' at Ridgefield Playhouse
Salute to the Eagles
Sarah McLachlan at Mohegan Sun
Fairfield summer concert
Westport Point to Point Swim
Freedom Community Festival
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'The Bikinis' at Long Wharf
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2013 - Senior Season: Pitched in seven contests, totaling 9.0 innings of work...pitched 1.2 innings at Purdue (April 2)...pitched an inning without an earned run in win over Northern Kentucky (April 24)...worked a perfect inning at Bellarmine (April 30)...pitched a shutout inning at IPFW (May 8).
2012 - Junior Season: Made four bullpen appearances before being shut down by injury...had 1.80 ERA in 5.0 innings with six strikeouts...fanned all three batters he saw at Fresno State (Feb. 19)...pitched two frames and struck out two at Belmont (March 3).
2011 - Sophomore Season: Made 14 relief appearances, totaling 20.0 innings...earned two saves...pitched a shutout inning vs. IPFW (March 1)...threw two scoreless frames for a save vs. Oakland (March 6)...fanned four batters vs. Mt. Marty College (March 13)...gave up no earned runs in 1.2 innings vs. Purdue (April 6)...struck out two and allowed no earned runs over 1.2 innings at Dayton (April 12)...pitched 2.0 innings for a save at IPFW (May 10)...pitched 2.1 effective innings vs. Milwaukee (May 15)...struck out three over 1.2 innings at Cincinnati (May 17).
2010 - Freshman Season: Made 17 appearances, starting six ballgames...worked 48.1 innings, ranking third on the team...fanned 32 batters against 15 walks...worked 6.0 innings to pick up first collegiate win vs. Buffalo (March 19)...pitched a scoreless inning in win over IPFW (March 31)...struck out four in relief appearance at UIC (April 9)...pitched 6.0 innings and struck out four to get second win of season vs. Dayton (April 14)...allowed just one run over 6.0 innings at Youngstown State to improve to 3-1 (April 25).
High School: Four-year letter winner and two-time team MVP at Southmont...named all-area and all-conference twice...set school records with 169 career strikeouts and a 1.97 ERA...batted .452 with 13 extra-base hits and 22 RBIs as a senior...hit .457 with 22 runs and 19 RBIs as a junior...compiled a 21-game hitting streak during junior season...recorded a 15-8 career record on the mound with 18 complete games and seven saves...set school single-game (19) and season (161) strikeout records...also a four-year letterwinner in tennis...earned all-conference and all-area accolades in tennis.
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Two questions, with the second being dependent on the first.
Anybody have any idea who the Euro kid CFH is seriously looking at is? If so, should we be excited?
Be patient.
name isnt supposed to be public info, and yes. i'm very excited.
Keepers of the Faith -- The Unknown
Originally Posted by geburgess
or could it be Russian Sensation Ivan Chiriaev?
Isn't scary how well CFH is pursuing players for ISU for someone who has no experience and how excited am I for even next season. ISU is going to end up with one of the best bang for the buck hires they ever had.
Originally Posted by geburgess
That's not even funny...ban him!
(I did chuckle a little)
The NBA NEEDS Ivan.
does anyone know if the euro would be for this coming year or 2011 class?
I'm assuming he is a post player??
Originally Posted by yaman3
You're right, you are assuming.
Did I assume right?
probably a post that shoots 3s a la all other euro bigs....
but why is it so secret? and how do half the posters in this thread seem to know who it is? lol
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probably a post that shoots 3s a la all other euro bigs....
but why is it so secret? and how do half the posters in this thread seem to know who it is? lol
the kid is going to be the next dirk nowitzki, but CW doesnt want the word to get out so the server goes down again
shhhh dont tell anyone
Why does everyone seem to think Fred is after a Euro right now?
Is he from Russia, Germany, Spain, or am I not even close.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Charleston Catholic freshman Sophie Bumgarner would never have imagined scoring the winning goal in regionals before the season started. And her fellow freshmen could never have dreamed how far they have come in such a short time.
"Our first few games Sophie Bumgarner said, 'This is so hard. The girls are so big,' '' said Fighting Irish first-year coach Amy Mullen, who starts five freshmen.
"Each game she's gotten stronger and stronger and better and better. Each player has. At halftime of each game [our players] would say, '[The opposing players are] so strong.' Then [by the end of the season] they would say at halftime, 'I think we can take them.' ''
The Fighting Irish have had to grow up quick and did so at a remarkable pace. Catholic (15-5-2) won its first five games, finished fourth in the final Class AA-A state coaches association rankings and now finds itself in Friday's state tournament semifinals at the YMCA Youth Sports Complex in Beckley, one win away from the title game. (See Page 2B for pairings and schedule.)
Catholic went toe-to-toe with No. 1 Sissonville in the regionals, playing to a 1-all tie after 110 minutes of regulation and overtime. Then in the penalty-kick shootout, Bumgarner came through on the fifth and final attempt.
Last year the Irish were knocked out in the sectional tournament after winning the previous three state titles.
"I am surprised,'' said Mullen of her team's development. "It's very exciting. Each game we would be ahead of some of the [teams] and they'd come back and score. We weren't 80 minutes steady. When we played Sissonville we were able to play 80 minutes and then some.''
Bumgarner and freshmen Payton Mullen, Peyton Keener, Caroline Dundervill and Amanda George have infused the Irish with talent. Dundervill is the top scorer with 18 goals followed by Mullen's 14, Keener's 13 and Bumgarner's eight.
The only two seniors on Catholic's squad - Jenny Borman and Hannah George - have helped the younger players find their way. George, who has 11 goals this season, and Borman were part of the Irish's three-peat from 2008-10.
"[Jenny] really has helped those freshmen in the back and guide them along,'' Amy Mullen said. "She knows what the girls have to do and the commitment it takes. They all look up to her. [Hannah has] shown great leadership up front.''
The Irish played a challenging schedule that included 10 Class AAA schools, posting a modest 5-5 record but gaining so much from the experience. The Irish led AAA No. 4 Winfield 1-0 at halftime and No. 6 GW 2-1 with 18 minutes left but couldn't close the deal. GW and Winfield are both in the AAA state tournament field.
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Excellent work indeed! Some of the rivers seem real funky, but a beautiful style.
I like the doted textures and wonderful gray scale. The mountain ranges are excellent! The water lines are an interesting take with the blur... not sure if I like them or not... but the overall look of the map is Top Notch. I am sure the author is pleased. Reped!
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wonderfull work, very beautiful
The map looks great, but I agree with Veldehar - there's somethin' interestin' happenin' with them thar rivers in the sou'west!
Hey guys, thanks for the comments I totally agree with the rivers, but this is what the client wanted! If it were my map, these would certainly be in different places! I suspect the river police will pull me over at some point and write me a ticket!
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I really like the slight texture you put on the mountains and the dead trees to the north are just cool. Very nice work.
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Very good one. I like the subtle textures on the oceans, making a plain body of water fun to look at.
Pull you over, yes, but write you a ticket, no. You get off with a polite warning, because you exercised due diligence and tried to get the rivers placed better... it's a commission and the customer is always right :-). My mental copy is already marked with the little tic-marks beside watercourses that are sometimes used to symbolize canals -- the skinny bits of all three of those unnatural second-ocean-connection rivers are just canals. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. I'd be more inclined to ding you for how the northern outlet of Shard Lake doesn't actually connect to the river there :-).
Maybe we need a concise explanation of why certain geographic elements just look WrOnG to an experienced eye - rivers are but the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. Magical rhetoric that convinces any author of The Better Way that lies at their fingertips. And to that kind of wishing, my daughter grins and says "yeah, Daddy, and I want a pony".
Heck, I'd be inclined to give the geophysical errors a pass anyway, just because the whole map is so purty. I like everything you've done - individual elements are great, and they hang together marvelously. One thing I'm not sure I understand - are the jaggy lines in the north meant to symbolize a literally frozen plain, all cracked and fissured? If so, should the crack-marks maybe stay in the plain and not run up on the mountains at all?
What do the three circles mean? Or do I need to read the book to know? :-)
Hmmmm- is this for reproduction at small size in a book? If so, I bet you could gain legibility by paying more attention to keeping labels away from graphical elements. Can't do that everywhere, without undue contortion, but it wouldn't hurt labels like Loredge, Vert, and Blackwald to avoid the coastline by a few pixels. Same for Amaitiri. You wisely broke the hard edge of coastline at places like Glassnesse and Caslyn - you're pretty stuck on placement for those and some others. Since you're stuck with Strongviolet's spot, you could maybe break the coastline under it for legibility's sake. But labels like Fin could be outright moved - there's room on the other side of the river there so it wouldn't have to overlay hill symbols. Again a particular issue for small reproduction - the font is pretty, well defines a desired period, and is mostly legible... but the G is weak. I wonder if you could manually add a few pixels of stroke to the G descender, to better distinguish it from a C? Not that people can't figure it out, but one doesn't WANT readers to have to puzzle over an illustration - it ought to speak clearly without mumbling :-).
Is the BLANDO at the bottom right a signature, or a label? It's so near the city-label size that it looks like one. If it's a signature, could you get away with turning it 90 degrees and putting it against the side at that corner instead of the bottom?
What are the two white artifacts in the Broken Isles? They look like just missing tint.
I like this map a lot. Ignore everything I asked, and it's still a favorite!
Gorgeous! And for what it's worth, it passes the viewed-on-the-phone test (important to folks like me who love their ebooks!)


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We switched him to the iPhone's native IMAP client, only to discover that since, unlike "real" Outlook, it doesn't have a synthesized "Unread Messages" pseudo-folder, and it *doesn't push or alert on new messages unless they're in INBOX*, he didn't know when he had new mail.
He's temporarily disabled his filters, but it's a pain.
Does Zimbra Mobile do anything whatever to assuage this pain? He'd like to be able to both filter his mail, and know it's arrived. And he's my boss, so *I'd* like that, too. Don't mind paying for Mobile, if it will fix this problem.


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Becca Brandt, a 2011 graduate of Holyoke High School, was recently named to the spring semester Dean's List at Hastings College.
To receive the honor, a student must achieve a grade point average of 3.7 or higher and be registered as a full-time student. Brandt posted a 4.0 for the semester.
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Cpl. Leslie Weber, an FHP traffic homicide investigator, noted in her report that, based on damage to the front wheel of the 2002 Yamaha YZ85, the speed was between 20 mph to 35 mph. The speed limit on the roadway was 35 mph.
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