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GREENVILLE, N.C. - The epitaph of Marshall's 2012 football season: The Thundering Herd scored 59 points and lost.
The third year of the Doc Holliday era has come to a close, as has the tenure of defensive coordinator Chris Rippon, who handed in his resignation Saturday. After a season in which Rippon's unit shattered a few unwanted Thundering Herd records, the development surprised nobody.
Rippon's last disaster came in the Herd's 65-59 double-overtime loss Friday at East Carolina, a game that hinged on a 19-yard pass from Shane Carden to Justin Hardy on fourth-and-10. Had the Herd stopped the Pirates on that down, it could have taken a few knees and gone to its second consecutive bowl game. Instead, Carden eventually hit Danny Webster on a 6-yard touchdown pass, tying the game at 52 with 4 seconds left in regulation.
You can pick your malignant milestone from that game, including the fact that Hardy's crossing-route reception was the 19th fourth-down conversion against the Herd in 25 attempts this season, a shocking 76 percent. Over the last five games, that figure was 13 out of 16.
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The result Friday hurled the MU program back across the thin line from mildly successful to struggling. Instead of playing in its second consecutive bowl game, the Herd suffered its second 5-7 season in three years under Holliday.
As painful as that is, the Herd has performed better in these three years than the first three years of previous coach Mark Snyder. Holliday is 17-20 overall and 13-11 in Conference USA play, while Snyder was 12-23 overall from 2005-07, 10-14 in league games.
Record-wise, Snyder's 2007 team scraped the program's bottom at 3-9, and it wasn't hard to figure why. Starting with the season-ending injury to Albert McClellan, the outmanned defense was roughed up for 411 points, yielding 191 rushing yards and 451 total yards per game. The Herd ranked 102nd, 93rd and 107th nationally in those categories.
The 2012 Herd defense was worse, by a healthy margin. Entering the weekend, it ranked 116th in scoring defense and 97th in total defense, rankings that can only get worse after the weekend. The rush defense was 106th, though that should improve (with Carden's hot hand, the Pirates rushed for just 116 yards).
Twenty-three of those 517 points scored on the Herd came in overtime, 10 in a win over Rice and 13 to ECU. Overtimes can skew stats, but the Herd defense gets the blame for allowing those games to be tied in the first place.
In the Rice game, the Herd gave up late runs of 43 and 47 yards by quarterback Taylor McHargue, the former scoring a touchdown and latter coming awfully close. McHargue injured his shoulder attempting a heroic dive and Owls back Turner Petersen committed a false start on the MU 1-yard line, allowing the Herd to avoid a loss in regulation.
Those defensive pratfalls - and a weekly dash of special-teams ineptitude - overshadowed the Herd's best offensive season in a decade. Rakeem Cato threw for 4,000-plus yards, Tommy Shuler caught a school-record 110 passes and the offense scored 491 points, about 41 per game.
But it meant nothing Friday, as the Herd's 52 points in regulation only brought on overtime - and heartbreak. It had Holliday muttering about defense, and Marshall's lack thereof.
"You look at the end of the day, the two teams that are playing for the championship are Central Florida and Tulsa," he said, before remembering that ECU was still alive in the East Division race at the time. His thought trailed off, but he was referring to the league's best two defenses.
On Saturday, UCF clinched the East Division easily enough, brushing away 3-9 Alabama-Birmingham 49-24.
That is something Marshall failed to do earlier this month, mostly because of its defense. In that game, the Blazers' Darrin Reaves rushed for 184 yards and two touchdowns. That, too, denied Marshall a bowl berth.
"We've got to start playing better defense around here to get where we want to go," Holliday said.
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New for 2013 - Holding People Accountable
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Its all about the new year...2013 and resolutions. This year I have but one and it too will be a bitch to maintain.
It has nothing to do with losing weight, being nicer, more optimistic or patient. No...all of those crashed an burned in the first 10 days of past years. This year...its all about accountability.
This year I will be making sure that people understand their role in the vendor - customer relationship. I am the customer and they will live up to their part of the bargain. When I pay for something, it will be right, or an ugly cloud will decend over the offending party. Too dramatic? Yea...I thought too.
Anyway, 2013 is year I start making the folks I pay for goods and services remember that I am the customer. In other words....no more F*@+ing excuses.
Maybe Don Henley and the Eagles can underscore the point.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Conotton Valley claimed the OVAC Class 1 championship on Saturday night, besting St. John, 50-26..
The two teams played last season and Irish coach Bubba Kapral remembered a then lanky freshman, Olivia Bower, doing significant damage for the Rockets.
The long-time coach is certainly going to remember Bower for an even longer time this season. The 6-foot-1 swing player and her Rockets' teammates proved to be too much as they seized the Class 1A title inside the Health and Physical Education Center at Ohio University Eastern.
"Give Conotton Valley all of the credit because they kicked our butts," Kapral said. "We didn't do what we needed to do, but having said that, we played against a very good team."
The Rockets, who won their only other OVAC title in 1997, had set the conference title as a goal as their first-year coach Chandra Myers took over and tried to figure out the ins and outs of the OVAC.
"I knew nothing about the OVAC other than it was a bunch of river teams that stretched into West Virginia," Myers admitted. "I still don't know much, but I am learning and I know this meant a lot to these girls and it's great for them that their hard work allowed them to achieve one of their main goals."
Conotton Valley and St. John were in a back-and-forth affair in the first with the game tied at 12-12 in the wanning seconds of the quarter. However, Conotton Valley's Chandice Cottis picked off a Irish pass and turned into a layup and from there, the Rockets took off.
"That play hurt, but it wasn't the turning point," Kapral said. "It was just a speed bump, but we didn't play through it as well as we needed to. It was just one mistake."
The Rockets began to pull away when they outscored the Irish, 14-6, in the second quarter.
After scoring nine points in the first period, Bower continued to pile up points. She scored six more and had 15 of her 20 in the first half.
"Kristen (Russell) is a great defender, but Bower really hit some big-time shots," Kapral said. "We didn't help (on her) like we should have, but she's a big-time player and we knew that. She's also got a nice supporting cast around her."
Owning a 28-18 lead at halftime, the Irish came out in the second half to find seemingly a cover on the basket at their end of the court. St. John didn't record its first of three second-half field goals until there was only 3:02 left to play.
"They imposed their will and played more physical than we did," Kapral said. "We like to go baseline to baseline, but we couldn't get out and run. When you can't score that just compounds matters worse and it wears on you."
The Irish, who had a few players under the weather, failed to have a player reach double figures. Frosh point guard Marissa Rose led the way with seven points.


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Jack Thompson e-mailed GamePolitics a few minutes ago to say that Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman (R) has vetoed HB 353, the video game/movie bill passed overwhelmingly by the Utah House and Senate.
We've also confirmed this with another source in Utah.
According to Thompson, backers of the bill plan to seek an override of the Guv's veto.
We're hearing (not from Thompson) that the word on the street is that retailers lobbied the Guv energetically.
GP: Color me surprised. I did not think that Huntsman would buck the legislature on this one.
UPDATE: Saintless has Gov. Huntsman's explanation of his veto:
After careful consideration and study, I have decided to veto HB 353…
While protecting children from inappropriate materials is a laudable goal, the language of this bill is so broad that it likely will be struck down by the courts as an unconstitutional violation of the Dormant Commerce Clause and/or the First Amendment.
The industries most affected by this new requirement indicated that rather than risk being held liable under this bill, they would likely choose to no longer issue age appropriate labels on goods and services.
Therefore, the unintended consequence of the bill would be that parents and children would have no labels to guide them in determining the age appropriateness of the goods or service, thereby increasing children's potential exposure to something they or their parents would have otherwise determined was inappropriate under the voluntary labeling system now being recognized and embraced by a significant majority of vendors.


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From sea to shining sea, Pentaho leaders will be busy with big data discourse during two panel discussions on Tuesday, September 25th. In San Francisco, Chief Technology Evangelist Ian Fyfe will weigh in on what makes data visualization the hot, must-have big data tool. Later in the day, founder Richard Daley will the discuss the effects (and the challenges) big data technology has on business intelligence. He'll also discuss why SMBs shouldn't feel left out of what big data has to offer. We'd love to see you at either panel (or even both, if you have one of these ). The Details: What: DataWeek panel on "Why is Data Visualization Insanely Popular" Where: San Francisco When: Tuesday, September 25th, 12pm/pt Join Us: http://www.dataweek.co/index/conferencespeaker/event/23 What: Enterprise Insights panel on "Go Big (Data) Or Go Home" Where: 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New York City When: Tuesday, September 25, 2012, 6pm/et Join Us: http://www.nybimeetup.org/events/78002042/?eventId=78002042&action=detail
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At Pentaho we're proud to be named a "hot" vendor in Ventana Research's new 2012 Value Index for Data Integration . Inclusion in this category assures buyers that the Pentaho Business Analytics platform delivers optimal value, product maturity and superior customer support according to Ventana's comprehensive evaluation of more than a dozen vendors. For Pentaho, the research validates that to deliver the future of analytics you need tightly coupled data integration and business analytics. What makes heat grids and other powerful data visualizations in the Pentaho Business Analytics platform "hot" is the data integration behind them. According to Ventana's Benchmark research, 55% of organizations identify data integration as a critical component of their information management strategies. Don't get me wrong, we love being recognized for the ' brains behind our beauty ' and the ' substance behind our sizzle .' An integrated platform with Data Integration and Business Analytics is the future of analytics…now that's HOT. Let us know what you think. Donna Prlich Director, Product Marketing Pentaho
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My mother always told me that first impressions mean everything. I believe this theory is also the same for companies. I could talk to you all day about the value and benefits of our technology, services and company standards, but at the end of the day you probably have a few minutes to explore what Pentaho is all about . We are very excited to unveil a new and improved version of a Pentaho product "Test Drive." Take a look at our " Try Pentaho Now " page to: Get to know Pentaho in under 2 minutes – watch the Pentaho Business Analytic video Test drive Pentaho through a new hands-on, download free product experience to learn about Pentaho through tutorials, videos and samples to "read, watch and do" to learn about Pentaho. We think you will leave impressed with Pentaho! Let us know what you think.... Donna Prlich Director, Product Marketing Pentaho
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CHARLESTON (AP) — Cutting out violent media and entertainment and placing armed guards at schools could help make them safer, a violence expert told school and law enforcement officials on Wednesda....
Sounds like Grossman is another cave-dweller type. A xenophobe afraid "they're coming." ("ha, ha, he, he, ho, ho to the funny farm where life is wonderful all the time and they're coming to take me away..."
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Oh so Sidwell Friends (Quaker) Christian school in Washington DC, the expensive PRIVATE school where all of the children of the ELITE RULING CLASS attend, has 11 armed guards plus the Secret Service protection for the Obama children, just has all of that for show?
Armed guards really don't work in schools???
Yeah, riiiiiiggggghhhhhtttttt boozrboy (hic). Sober up and get a clue.
Secret Service is all for show for the President???
Armed guards at banks are just customer service?
Loony Tunes!
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Armed guards at banks are just customer service?..... Pretty much correct on this one. ARMED BANK GUARDS are pretty much for show as they are mostly employees of a security firm and are under orders not to shoot and to just OBSERVE and REPORT. In fact at one company I know of if you draw your weapon you will be dismissed from employment.
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Tell ya what, unhinged Clueless, here is a homework assignment:
• Find some banks in the area with armed guards.
• Run inside quick waving a semiauto and scream "I've got a gun!! I've got a gun! I want some customer service!"
• Report back to us next week. Or we will just watch the headlines of the NR.
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"Oh so Sidwell Friends (Quaker) Christian school in Washington DC, the expensive PRIVATE school where all of the children of the ELITE RULING CLASS attend, has 11 armed guards"
Once again you have daWeeb MAKING UP HIS OWN FACTS!!!! Sidwell Friends (Quaker) Christian school in Washington DC has a security staff of 11 but no where does it say they are ARMED. REPEAT NO WHERE DOES IT SAY THEY ARE 11 ARMED SECURITY STAFF MEMBERS.
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Col. Grossman is right about cutting down on the violence that kids, in particular, are exposed on a weekly basis. Showing violence as a glamorous thing or an acceptable solution to problems is not a very healthy message to send out night after night to kids submerged in media. While many worry that the "gun lobby" may be able to thwart any effort to curb gun sales, the more likely problem will be that the entertainment industry and its stars who make millions selling violent behavior to kids will be able to protect its golden goose and keep selling shootem up movies. The connection between politicians and news/entertainment people is just as unholy and perhaps even more negative than is the gun lobby to certain legislators. Seldom can you sit through a movie or TV show without having not so subtle political remarks being offered up in the plot. Gun laws might have some short term effect, but curbing the sale of violence by the media is the long term solution.
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I have worked in the security industry previously and currently work for a company that also provides ARMED SECURITY OFFICERS for banks, drilling operations and industrial settings as well. the ALLIED BARTON POST ORDERS clearly state that the presence of a side arm is for deterrence only and it is not to be drawn in an attempt to stop a crime from being committed. ANY ARMED EMPLOYEE THAT DOES THIS WILL BE DISMISSED. Sorry daWeeb you not only can't handle the TRUTH YOU DON'T KNOW THE TRUTH SO STOP MAKING UP YOUR OWN FACTS!!!
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CLuela&& the Rent a Cop without a gun.
MALL Cop!
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BTW Cluea&& do the Secret Service Agents who accompany the First kids to Sidwell have any guns????
And Radios?
And BACKUP on CALL??
Does a bear *&^% in the woods???
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"Suits filed in fatal Proscenium shootings
1:39 pm, April 6th, 2012 The husband of a woman allegedly killed by a security guard last year as she walked through a Midtown parking garage, along with two more women who survived the alleged shooting spree, have filed suits in Fulton County State Court. The three complaints accuse security company AlliedBarton of continuing to employ Nkosi Thandiwe as a guard at the Proscenium even after he had "assailed" a courier with racial epithets in the weeks before the shootings, and later came to work showing off an unpermitted handgun he'd recently bought at a pawn shop.
Thandiwe faces 11 criminal counts, including felony murder, for the July 15 shootings that left Brittney Watts, 26, dead, and paralyzed another woman, Lauren Garcia. The third victim, Tiffany Ferenczy, was shot in the leg. All three women worked at the Proscenium, across the street from the garage."
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GETACLUE "I have worked in the security industry previously and currently work for a company that also provides ARMED SECURITY OFFICERS"
Wonder what your employer thinks about you announcing to all potential troublemakers that his company's guards are only for show?
Or are you baiting criminals to a trap so you can make a name for yourself, as you stop them with your firearm?
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Sorry aNUTter & daWeeb I work in the industrial safety division of AB, don't own a gun.
daWeeb...."Here is your typical Allied Barton Employee"....So a company with over 300,000 employees and you find one story and claim that is the "TYPICAL" AB employee.... daWeeb...... STOP MAKING UP FACTS!!! Your delusions are not FACTS!!!
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|Written by Rhonda Osborne, LPC, CAC III
Anyone who has experienced the consequences for a DUI in the State of Colorado knows the offense results in significant treatment mandates that are both time consuming and expensive. DUI offenders are subject to a minimum of 24 hours of education classes (two hours each week for 12 weeks), random drug monitoring at $15 per test with a frequency rate as high as eight times per month, and additional therapy classes dependent upon BAC level and number of offenses.
It is not uncommon for a DUI charge in Colorado to cost the offender as much as $6,000 from start to finish, with an average treatment duration of 355 days for those receiving both education and therapy class mandates. As of Jan. 1, 2009, an additional 20 hours of relapse prevention can be attached to the treatment requirements.
The State of Nebraska, in contrast, responds to DUI offenses very differently. In regard to mandated treatment, if Colorado squashes the mosquito with a hammer, Nebraska spanks the mosquito with an extra soft cotton ball.
A DUI offense in Nebraska results in an eight-hour substance abuse class mandate, which can be completed in one long class, or two shorter classes. No extended drug monitoring, education, therapy or relapse prevention hours.
However, the Nebraska approach is to mandate six months license revocation post conviction, or sixty days with probation. Additionally, the interlock system is attached to the offender's vehicle for one year; a big selling point during blind dates.
As a treatment provider in Colorado, one of the most common expressions heard by the clients is that treatment is only about money; job security for the providers. Well, certainly the requirement of 24 hours of education and 86 hours of therapy supports lengthy employment of substance abuse therapists. The question of value however, rests on whether such treatment results in lower rates of recidivism.
A 2008 study recorded treatment duration, recidivism rates and completion status of 16,194 DUI offenders in Colorado from 2001-2004, was recently published. The results show that first time DUI offenders who completed treatment, from a minimum of 12 hours to a maximum of 76 hours, had recidivism rates of 7.2 percent. For those required to complete both education and therapy hours, recidivism between 2001 and 2004 was 8.4 percent.
At first glance, such statistics imply an increase in treatment duration results in high recidivism rates; however, one must consider that treatment mandates in Colorado are based on blood alcohol level at time of arrest (an indicator of tolerance and dependence) and number of previous DUI convictions (also an indicator of dependence). Thus, those who struggle with alcohol addiction are more likely to re-offend than someone who is not dependent, making sense of the statistical result.
Those who failed to complete the mandated treatment had significantly high rates of recidivism, honoring the providers' feelings that there is some merit and value to the service they are providing.
Nebraska has found the interlock system to be quite effective as well, reducing recidivism to three percent. Both consequences are expensive to the offender; both create jobs in the treatment market.
Drivers in both states can feel confident that DUI offenders are either not re-offending, or have improved in their ability to not get caught.


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Philadelphia Phillies have signed
Chad Gaudin to a minor league contract and invited the veteran pitcher to
spring training.
Gaudin, 30, was 5-2 with a 3.06 earned run average in 30 games (12 starts) for
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The right-hander has compiled a 45-44 record with a 4.44 ERA in 344 games,
including 87 starts, for Tampa Bay, Toronto, Oakland, the Chicago Cubs, San
Diego, the New York Yankees, Washington, Miami and San Francisco.
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As names go, neither IBM Tivoli Unified Process nor its acronym ITUP is among my top 10. They just dont fire the imagination or clearly describe its purpose like, for instance, Conan the Barbarian or Floyd the Barber. Now those are names that say something.
Yet more than 17,000 people are registered users of ITUP, a Web-based service management tool, which is now in its eighth release. And to be fair, it would be hard to come up with snappy name that captures what ITUP can do, which cant be described in a few words.
For example, ITUP is often touted for its ability to make ITIL actionable. Say what?
Okay, lets break it down. ITIL the Information Technology Infrastructure Library -- is a few volumes worth of best practices on how to manage IT infrastructures, based on hard-won, real-world experience. Many of us in Tivoli have gone through a few days training to become ITIL-certified, which gives you a general understanding, a nice certificate and healthy respect for it.
But the challenge with ITIL has always been, how do you take that general wisdom and apply it to real-world situations at a particular organization? Thats where ITUP comes in. It takes ITIL from concept to reality by mapping those best practices to the people (by their specific roles), processes, information and technology (right down to the names of specific IBM solutions) that customers use, or can use, in their organizations. It serves as a roadmap to help customers understand how to actually implement ITIL best practices and a service management approach and see the real value they can gain. It even shows how ITIL best practices can fit in with other models, such as CoBIT and eTOM.
ITUP is based on the collective experience of thousands of IBM engagements, is continually updated to keep current with the latest version of ITIL, and its free. Theres also a product version of ITUP, called ITUP Composer, which takes customers beyond the understanding phase into the actual implementation phase.
I think an ITUP demo is worth 1,000 words, especially mine, and fortunately, weve got a good one. Check it out, and then maybe we can start a naming contest for the tool. Maybe ITUP the Implementer? ITUP the Eighth and Counting? ITUP the Actionable-izer? This name stuff is harder than I thought.


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SILVER SPRING, Md. (WUSA9) -- A bicyclist died after being struck by a car in downtown Silver Spring shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday.
"The bicyclist is identified as Jesus Antonia Hernandez, age 23, of the 100 block of E. Wayne Avenue in Silver Spring. The driver of the Corolla is identified as Maria Inciong, age 79, of the 18000 block of Branchwood Lane in Sandy Spring," police said.
The circumstances surrounding this collision remain under investigation. Investigators are asking anyone who witnessed this fatal collision to contact the Collision Reconstruction Unit at 240-773- 6620. Callers may remain anonymous.


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Just a quick note to add before the swap details.
I will be away from March 29th - April 16th. I may not have access to a computer for the whole of that time, so please be aware of this. i will be able to wrap up the sign up and post a new one, as close to the end of March as I can.
Here is the swap for April. Its a sketch card.
Please could you make it an Easter themed card. I know they wont be in time for Easter, but hey theres always next year.
There is no technique this month, but could you use buttons and ribbon on your cards.
If you wish to join please copy and paste the list I've started and add your name to it. If the sign up list is big enough to have more than one group, and you'd like to participate in more than one group, please indicate by placing the number 2 in brackets (2) beside your name.
1. Sal ( Sallan)
Now for the rules.
1. Sign up Closes 31/3/2012. After sign up has closed, the list will be finalised into groups and I'll PM everyone with my postal address.
2. Cards must be posted to Sal (Sallan) by 21 April 2012. So they reach me by the 26th and I can get them posted back out by the end of the month.
3. Please enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope with your cards. Please make sure your envelope is big enough to fit all the cards that are being sent back to you in. DL envelopes are not big enough.
b. If you are using a larger envelope like one that fits A4 paper in it. Please put your stamps on the edge that is closed and fold the envelope and tape down. This will ensure the cards are snug and will stop them from moving around in the envelope which will protect them too. A5 envelopes are generally big enough
4. Please put your cards in a ziplock (or equavilent) bag, to protect them from the weather. PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS BAG IS BIG ENOUGH TO FIT A DL CARD/BUSINESS SIZE ENVELOPE. Glad sandwhich bags are not big enough.
5. Matching envelopes for your cards are NOT required for this swap
6. If you are running late with sending your cards please contact me so I know what is happening. We know things happen in life and unfortunately we can't always keep to the deadline, but keeping me in the loop, can then help me decide whether to hold off sending the cards or sending them and sending yours with the next lot. Any cards that arrive later than the 28th and I have not been notified will be returned to sender as I will post out all cards on the 28th..... Please don't only think of me when things aren't going to plan, think of your fellow card swappers too, a little bit of communication, explanation and consideration go a long way
Please ONLY sign up if you are commited to making the cards and have enough time to do so. Its unfair on the other participants if you fail to make the dead line- Thank you
look forward to seeing your gorgeous creations
1. Sal - (Sallan)
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Hey, jbwncster - I'm working on your map now and I was wondering if you wanted the scale, compass, and title scroll (says "altitude contours" right now) included on the map. I'm gonna go ahead and include them, but I can remove them easily if you'd rather not have them. I hope to have something to show you pretty soon! Thanks for the request.
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STEUBENVILLE - Steubenville Catholic Central senior Rachel Rigaud belted out a beautiful rendition of the national anthem before the Crusaders' game against Madonna on Thursday night.
After that things got ugly as both teams ratcheted up the defensive intensity before the Blue Dons found a way to grind out a 24-16 victory.
"(This) game probably took basketball back 30 years, but it's a typical Madonna-Central girls basketball game," Blue Dons coach Don Ogden said. "Both teams were going to bring it. It's a great rivalry with great kids on both sides and great coaching staffs on both sides.
Added Central head coach Tom Winland, "Defensively I never have to worry. I'm very proud of the way they play. They play very hard defensively. I just need them to find that same intensity offensively.
No quarter displayed the tight defense seen throughout the evening's action like the last one.
Madonna led the game 19-16 after three quarters. When the final eight minutes elapsed, the Crusaders hadn't scored, and neither team hit a shot from the field. With three minutes gone by in the fourth Monica Bragg hit 1 of 2 foul shots to put the Blue Dons up 20-16. That was the last point scored until Bragg hit four more free throws with under a minute remaining to close out the 24-16 victory.
"It was huge," said Ogden of his team's defensive effort. "As you saw we struggled offensively. A lot of that is credited to Catholic Central. On the reverse side, I thought we did a nice job defending some of their sets, that kept us in the game, and we were fortunate to make a couple shots to pull out a victory."
The Blue Dons led 5-3 after the opening stanza, but Central scored the second quarter's first seven points to take a 10-5 lead before Bragg scored all six of the Blue Dons' points. Her basket with a little more than a minute remaining gave Madonna a lead it did not relinquish.
The third quarter saw Madonna open on a 6-0 run and Central close on a 6-2 spurt to set up the most defensive quarter of the night.
Bragg led all scorers with 13 points. Nicolette Sellitti chipped in six for the Blue Dons. Madonna shot 7-for-16 from the foul line.
The Crusaders were topped by Rigaud and Miranda Parkinson with four each. Central was 1 of 4 from the charity stripe.


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Hoping someone can help me with this problem.
I recently promoted a LDAP replica to master and shut down the master.
I then shut down zimbra on the old master and used zmprov ds <servername> to remove the server from the setup.
zmprov gas does not show the server anymore, however, if I log in to the webadmin, the server still shows up in the "Serverstatus" section - with red X'es next to the services it used to run.
How do I completely purge this server from the setup?


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Pop superstar Pink is set to grace the stage at the Academy Awards for the first time ever.
The Grammy winner will make a special appearance at the 86th annual awards show on March 2, although it is not yet known if she will be performing or simply presenting.
A statement from show producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron reads, "We are very excited to welcome Pink to the Oscar stage for the very first time.
"She is regarded as one of the greatest voices in pop music and one of the best performers of her generation, and we are thrilled to have her join us for a highly anticipated moment on the broadcast."
The awards' broadcast will take place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood and will be hosted by U.S. TV personality Ellen DeGeneres.


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Why are nuclear bombs are so weak in StarCraft? The scale of the explosion and the amount of damage done seems very limited compared to what is commonly associated with nukes.
Should I understand the in-game buildings and units as vast cities and large armies, or can nukes really be that small?


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The Division of Social Sciences is pleased to honor the recipients of this year's Social Sciences Awards and Scholarships. Recipients and their families will be celebrated at the 2015 Social Sciences' Awards Ceremony in the Creveling Lounge.
Social science courses are especially popular with students preparing for
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The history division courses include prehistoric, Middle Ages, contemporary
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Sociology courses include contemporary social problems, modern family
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The Social Sciences Department also offers a vocational program which
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The department administers the Child Development Center, which is a model
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Dear Colleague Letter - Accelerating Integrative Research in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (AIR-NCS)
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Date: March 04, 2013
National Science Foundation
Directorate for Social, Behavioral & Economic Sciences
Directorate for Biological Sciences
Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering
Directorate for Engineering
Directorate for Education and Human Resources
Directorate for Mathematical & Physical Sciences
The National Science Foundation seeks proposals with the potential to transform neuroscience and cognitive science. We invite proposals that accelerate new integrative research across disciplines and across spatial and temporal scales of analysis in cognitive science and neuroscience. Such approaches will enhance our understanding of how the brain regulates the individual's biology, processes complex social and physical cues, and allows organisms to behave in and adapt to changing environments.
Research aimed at understanding the brain is currently supported by virtually all of the disciplinary Directorates within the National Science Foundation (see Directorate web pages for details). For example, NSF currently funds research to better understand:
While each Directorate currently engages primarily with independent research communities and may fund different types of research approaches, this DCL specifically encourages the submission of proposals that emphasize integration across scales within one discipline, or across multiple research disciplines in neuroscience and cognitive science. This DCL also encourages projects that demonstrate innovation and creativity; leverage interdisciplinary approaches and knowledge; and advance the boundaries of science. Such proposals are welcome across four broad thematic areas:
Proposals, including those focused on data issues, tools, and technology, may address one or more of the above thematic areas.
Possible Funding Mechanisms:
Principal Investigators are free to choose among the following mechanisms to support their integrative/interdisciplinary research, and research collaboration proposals in the thematic areas described above in response to this DCL. Proposals submitted by June 1 will be considered within the context of this DCL.
Refer to Directorate websites for specific programs and contact the managing Program Directors regarding the appropriate nature of your proposal for their program. The Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG)
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Carousel Preview
Construction on Kauffman Stadium's Outfield Experience is entering its final stages. Over the winter, we brought you photos of the carousel figures as they were being carved by hand. Now, the carousel is being installed! The frame of the carousel is in place and the figures will be installed soon.
Here's a sneak peak…our final photo is a batting helmet at the new mini golf course – you can see the carousel frame in the background.
We'll bring you more photos of the mini golf course in the next few days!
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I noticed today that the Scoreboard looks to have sustained some damage in the lower right hand corner and the crown is being taken back down. I'm assuming there must have been a lightning strike?
I noticed the "damage" on the scoreboard as well. And how odd that they took the crown down. I would love an explanation to both issues. Also will the crown be back up and will the video board be fully fixed without any loss of video/picture by opening day?
When the crown was installed, there were some issues with the way that it was fastened on to the base. Rather than leave it there for 25 years like that, it was decided to take it down, make some adjustments to the fastening, and then put it back up.
As for the video board itself, a few pieces were removed and replaced. It will be ready for the home opener.
Thank you for the update. Glad to see the video board up and running again. Can't wait to see the crown installation complete…then that scoreboard will be a site to behold, especially the view from right underneath it in center field.


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Hey all,
First post and first real mapping project, but I wanted to share a map I've been working on for a Vampire game set in San Francisco. I haven't seen a lot of threads on present day maps, but I'd be interested if anyone else has done much with modern-day mapping and had any techniques/advice on it. Anyway, check it out:


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HI All
I have a new Zimbra install, currently running on a dummy domain.
I am sending a test email to our company's established email domain.
This email domain has 4 MX records: Pref 10,20,50 and 100.
The last preference MX server, 100, actually is not working at the moment.
But Zimbra has decided that it wants to use said MX, the final preference.
Can anyone explain why Zimbra would:
a) Make an initial send attempt using the last preference MX server, and
b) Why is it not, upon rejection, trying the other MX servers?
I am evaluating Zimbra, and so far have had much pain, particularly with the Demo applicance version, so I am now trying the open source version on top of Ubuntu 11. God knows what the demo appliance was doing...


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UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi took office on1 September 2013.
Dr. Kituyi has an extensive background as an elected official, an academic, and a holder of high government office.
He also has wide-ranging experience in trade negotiations, and in African and broader international economics and diplomacy.
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UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi and former President of the Dominican Republic Leonel Fernández Reyna agreed today on the accession of FUNGLODE (Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo) to the Virtual Institute academic network.
The need for a transformative global agenda to ensure a prosperous and stable future for humanity was underscored by UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi at an international forum on global economics held in Astana, Kazakhstan on 22 May 2014.
A global programme to support competition and consumer protection policies was launched in Lima, Peru on 5 May at the headquarters of Peru's Competition Authority, INDECOPI.


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Spamassassin is running and tagging and doing everything it generally should be doing but the results are horrible. I've fed it over 60,000 spam messages to learn from but its only catching about 5-10% of the spam.
Is there any way to make sure that its really taking into consideration all of those spam messages I've fed it?
FYI, the training process went something like this:
/opt/zimbra/bin/zmlmtpinject -d /spam -r email@example.com -s email@example.com
zmtrainsa ai.4ph.com spam password spam Inbox
I ran the 60k messages in a couple batches and it took about 24 hours to run so I'd like to think it did *something*.
Would the dspam instructions on this forum help the accuracy significantly? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
And just to clarify, SA is tagging the headers and running tests and it is identifying spam. Its just doing such a poor job thats its not really useful.


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I LOVE broccoli and cheddar soup, so I was quite excited to find a healthier version to try. I was a little disappointed, though. For the amount of effort and time, the taste was kind of bland and I did not care for the texture of the soup at all. I liked the taste the potatoes added, but I agree with another user's review that they made the soup feel grainy. Maybe if I had used red potatoes instead of of the Russet? Although then you wouldn't have gotten the thickness from the starch of a Russet. In any event, I probably won't make this again. My husband didn't care for it, either.
Broccoli-Cheese Chowder
From EatingWell: Winter 2004, The EatingWell Diabetes Cookbook (2005)
This satisfying remake of broccoli chowder benefits from the creamy texture of cooked potatoes and smooth, tangy reduced-fat sour cream instead of getting its richness from as much as a cup each of cream and cheese. Not only is the flavor vibrant, but a single serving gives you over half of the daily recommendation for vitamin C.
94 Reviews for Broccoli-Cheese Chowder
You will not think that you're eating anything low-cal with this soup. Rick, thick and creamy--kids will love it too. You know they are getting some good veggies, and they have no idea it's healthy!!
I have been making this recipe since I first started working here at EatingWell. Since my daughter is vegetarian, I am always looking for delicious recipes that everyone will like. This one is a winner! We look forward to the first bowl in the fall and make it once every few weeks through the winter. It has cheese and potatoes and is really fun to make! Nice re-heated for lunch, too.
I love this soup, as it was a hit with my family as well. However, instead of doing the hand mash of the veggies I did a mid-level puree of about 1/3 and I added more chicken stock, as a "chowder" was just too chunky. Overall the flavors blended really well together- will make again for sure!
I've been looking forward to making this for quite sometime, as I'm ardent lover of broccoli. Add to that all the fantastic reviews, and I thought for sure that this would be fantastic. To begin, I did alter the recipe-I used regular (not reduced sodium) chicken broth, plain greek yogurt instead of sour cream (a substitution that always works fabulously) and sharp cheddar rather than reduced-fat cheese (and added more than the mere 1 cup). The broth and cheese in particular should have enhanced the flavor, which ended up being mildly disappointing. I'm not so sure I liked the potato added in (love broccoli soup, love potato-but not sure about the marriage of the two). It seemed to give the chowder a mealy consistency. All in all, the best I can say about this one is that it was "okay".


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Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom!Posted On: Jun 6, 2013 In: In the Spotlight, Staff Picks
I love it when someone tells me about something I never knew existed. I live for it in fact. Wanting to delve more deeply into mid-century noir novels, a friend hipped me to a great website where I could track down some out of print titles. On said website, I was also pleased to stumble upon a treasure trove of great books on music. One of them was Nik Cohn's Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom. It's the best title of a book of all time, right? Thankfully, the book lives up to its title and then some.
Nik Cohn wrote Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom in 1968 during a feverish seven week assault on his manual typewriter. Mark Rozzo, writing in the New York Times, called the book "a monument to speed writing." It's a who's who of the "Golden Age of Rock," from Elvis to Gene Pitney, Chuck Berry to The Beatles and The Stones, all told in pithy and pitch perfect mini-biographies. Taken as a whole one of the most inspired and engaging enumerations of the birth and evolution of rock music I've read to date, and I've read several. Nik Cohn writes with great personality and pulls no punches. It's a wholly entertaining read. Even the most steadfast rock aficionado is bound to learn something from this Nik Cohn lost classic.
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I saw this mentioned in a post back in November. However, I didn't see a solution and it sitll seems to be an issue. I also searched the Bug List, but didn't see anything outstanding for this problem.
When using the Zimbra GAL as an LDAP address book with external email clients the Name field shows up as the user's email address minus the "@domain.tld" part, instead of the Display Name field. This happens no matter whether the Display Name is set to "auto", or if it is manually filled in. I've tested this with both Thunderbird and Outlook 2000 so far.
Just wondering if this is a known issue that is on the "to do" list to fix.


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Is there some particular reason that Patch 1 for 7.2 has only been posted to the Network Edition downloads page ?
The same patches used to always be posted on the FOSS page too - and the release notes state that if you are running FOSS you might see your borwser tell you that you have upgraded to NE - just as with all previous patches.
Can this patch be applied to a 7.2 FOSS system ?
EDIT: Quanah from zimbra has confirmed below that the patch is also for FOSS, and is working to get it posted to the FOSS download page.
EDIT: Patch has now been posted to the download page for FOSS


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Swimming in open water is totally different to pool swimming. You might go swimming in blazing sunshine…or the pouring rain! It's extremely enjoyable, so if you're looking for a challenge and love the outdoors then give it a try.
For everything you need to get into open water swimming jump over to our Get Started section now.With lakes, lynns and lochs of all shapes and sizes across Great Britain, open water swimming scoffs at tiny pools with their lane ropes and walls. Open water swimming knows no boundaries!
While you must be competent, you don't have to be a superstar swimmer to take on open water – it's a fairly simple transition from the pool. The more you do the better you get.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia will expand Medicaid as called for by the federal health care overhaul, through a plan unveiled Thursday by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin that would extend coverage to an estimated 91,500 uninsured low-income residents.
The decision follows a financial analysis that concluded that more than $5 billion in promised federal funds will cover nearly all of the resulting costs over the next decade. But with Medicaid already squeezing the state budget, the report also calculates that West Virginia's share of the burden during that time will increase by $375 million.
That's prompting Tomblin to pursue several cost controls: Medicaid will cover mental health and substance abuse treatment through managed care, an alternative to the traditional fee-for-service arrangement; and some patients will face copayments based on income.
Expanded coverage would begin Jan. 1, 2014, while enrollment would open Oct. 1. Tomblin was one of just two Democratic governors who had yet to choose whether to expand Medicaid, leaving Gov. Steve Beshear of neighboring Kentucky as their party's last holdout. President Barack Obama is deeply unpopular in West Virginia, and the state's Republican Party attacked Tomblin over his expected decision even before he announced it.
Thursday's decision also arrives in the wake of another audit commissioned by Tomblin. That report contrasted West Virginia's glaring health problems with massive spending and numerous problems at the Department of Health and Human Resources, which oversees Medicaid. The audit found West Virginia ranked 48th among states for overall health care outcomes, and rated among the worst for obesity, diabetes, adult smoking and heart disease deaths. The agency that oversees Medicaid, the Bureau of Medical Services, meanwhile has 1.4 percent of the department's workforce to handle a program that already costs $3 billion - 72 percent of its budget.
U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., joined Tomblin for Thursday's announcement at Charleston's St. Francis Hospital along with chief executives of several hospital systems. Expanding Medicaid is expected to help the state's hospitals, which face a scheduled in federal reimbursement payments, by providing coverage to thousands of residents now treated at hospitals without compensation as charity care. The financial analysis cites studies estimating the annual savings to hospitals at $20 million to $30 million.
CCRC Actuaries conducted the analysis, enlisting a Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist and other specialists to measure the benefits and pitfalls of expansion. It also found that expanding Medicaid should help both employer-based health plans and private insurance premiums. State employers face penalties, estimated at between $6 million to $18 million per year, if they drop health coverage and send employees to the federal law's insurance exchange. That marketplace aims to offer private insurance coverage by allowing participants to pool their buying power. Employers would avoid penalties if Medicaid could cover their workers instead.
The analysis concludes that expanding Medicaid while following other provisions of the federal health care law eventually will reduce the ranks of the state's uninsured from 246,000 West Virginians to around 76,000.
The federal health care law calls on states to extend Medicaid benefits to people who make less than 138 percent of the federal poverty line. That's about $32,499 for a family of four. With one of the strictest limits among states, West Virginia now bars adults from enrolling if their household earns just one-fourth of that - $8,240 for a family of four.
As a result, half of the West Virginians on Medicaid are blind or disabled. Nearly 20 percent are children, while a slightly larger portion is seniors. But West Virginia still has the 12th-largest Medicaid program among the states when measures as a percentage of its population, with around 330,000 residents covered according to federal figures.
Medicaid already covers some recipients through managed care, and Thursday's plan would extend it to more existing patients and those who join through expansion. Similar to health maintenance organizations, or HMOs, found in private insurance, managed care requires each patient to choose or be assigned a primary care physician. They then have access to services from a network of health care providers and facilities, with their main doctor referring them to specialists. These patients must secure prior approval before receiving certain testing and procedures, or if they wish to seek services outside of the provider network.


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|Kramer earns first place in InvestWrite essay competition
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
It came as a complete surprise to Holyoke High School senior Caitlyn Kramer when she was informed in February that she had taken first place in SIFMA Foundation's InvestWrite high school essay competition. Her surprise was based on the fact that when she handed in her essay during the first semester of Kristie Ham's introduction to business course, she was completely unaware that Ham intended to submit the top three essays in class to the state competition.
"Mrs. Ham didn't tell us it was a contest," explained Kramer, "She told us it was a class assignment so we would all do better, so I was pretty surprised when I found out I won."
Kramer was recognized at the SIFMA Foundation Stock Market Game Awards Ceremony at the University of Colorado-Boulder Thursday, May 23. For her award-winning essay, Kramer received a $100 gift certificate and Ham was awarded a $25 gift certificate. Kramer was also given a large trophy, which will be added to Holyoke High School's trophy case.
Roughly 20,000 students participate in the competition nationwide each year. The SIFMA Foundation's InvestWrite competition aims to challenge children in grade school through high school to analyze an investment scenario and create short- and long-term financial goals. Kramer was asked to pick a real-world stock, bond or mutual fund and describe an actual political or economic event that could increase the price and one that could reduce the price.
Caitlyn Kramer displays the trophy she earned by placing first in SIFMA Foundation's InvestWrite high school essay competition for Colorado. The trophy will be housed at Holyoke High School. —Enterprise photo
She then had to explain if she thought her choice was a wise investment given the current events and global economy. The essay is the final phase for the more than 600,000 students nationwide who compete in The Stock Market Game each year.
Kramer took the information she learned about the stock market and business in the class and paired it with her knowledge and interest in agriculture to piece together her essay entitled "2012 Drought Affects Ag Companies."
"I knew how the drought was affecting our family farm so I wanted to think about the crop and cattle side and how the drought affected large companies," Kramer said.
Through the assignment, Kramer said she was surprised by how linked local prices were affected by global events. Ham noted that while many students chose to speak on Hurricane Sandy's effect on prices of various goods, Kramer was able to make the connection between the concepts learned and apply them to what was going on around her.
By winning the state competition, Kramer's essay has been entered into the national competition for a chance to win a three-day, two-night trip to New York City for a "Wall Street experience." Judging for the national event will take place in the fall.
Essays were judged based on the student's understanding of the subject matter, rationale and writing style.
Although Kramer has always had a passion for agriculture as she grew up in a farming/ranching family, the class and project helped her identify that ag business was something she wanted to pursue. She mentioned her interest in the possibility of running a cattle operation later in life.
In the fall she will be attending Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington, Wyo., where she plans to study general ag, focusing on ag business.
Holyoke Enterprise June 20, 2013


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State and local police agencies alerted the media of the situation earlier this week, stating 62-year-old Betty Gathing of Spanish Lake was last heard from on October 9 after checking out of a motel in Festus where she stayed after a return trip to visit family members in Mississippi.
Authorities say Gathing went missing after driving back to St. Louis and told family members she was stopping to spend the night on October 8th at the Drury Inn in Festus.
Gathing checked out of the hotel and has not been seen or heard from since.
Family has informed investigators that Gathing was driving her red 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with Missouri license plate WB5 T9H.
Gathing has schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder according to family members who fear she may be off her medications. Anyone with and information is urged to contact 911 or the St. Louis County Police at 1-314-889-2341.