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If Congress is going to take up comprehensive immigration reform again, the best place to begin is where it left off – the compromise negotiated between Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl and Ted Kennedy back in 2007.
Those whose only true interest in immigration reform is as quick and easy of an amnesty for illegal immigrants as possible believe they have the political wind at their backs. President Barack Obama's re-election victory is widely credited to the Latino vote. Republicans are fretting about their Latino problem.
But those who believe that congressional Republicans will just cave on the issue so a future GOP presidential candidate will have an easier time are confusing national electoral politics with legislative politics.
A bill still has to pass the House. And the House is dominated by Republicans elected from safe districts for whom immigration politics haven't changed much. They still face far more danger from a populist immigration restrictionist revolt in a primary than from a Latino-vote enhanced general election challenge.
House Speaker John Boehner is highly unlikely to bring immigration reform legislation to the floor that is opposed by a majority of his caucus. Probably only something like Kyl-Kennedy has an outside chance of overcoming that.
Kyl-Kennedy provided a pathway to citizenship for those currently here illegally. But it wasn't quick or easy.
Those currently here illegally could apply for a four-year visa that was renewable. After a renewal, they could apply for permanent residency. And with permanent residency comes the right to apply for citizenship, after passage of another period of time. It would probably take 12 to 15 years before someone currently in the country illegally could become a citizen.
Employers would have to verify, through an enhanced E-Verify system, the work eligibility not only of new hires but all employees. Immigration enforcement would have been beefed up and penalties for violating U.S. immigration laws increased.
Kyl-Kennedy, however, went much further. It fundamentally changed the nature of U.S. immigration for the future.
Right now, immigration in the United States is dominated by bringing in family members and family eligibility categories are very generous. And that's been one of the principal objections of conservative Republicans to amnesty, that it would unleash a cascading avalanche of chain migration.
Kyl-Kennedy would have narrowed the scope of family members that could immigrate by right. Instead, more slots would be awarded based upon education and skills – more of a merit system.
Low-skilled immigration would be largely limited to a temporary worker program without a pathway to legal permanent status.
Kyl-Kennedy got most of the major balances right. Forgiveness of past violations of immigration laws and a pathway to citizenship, although not a quick or easy one. Cutting off the access of illegal workers to the formal economy. Reducing future unskilled immigration and increasing future skilled immigration.
I would provide a pathway to permanent residency for a small number of temporary workers, based upon sponsorships and employer petitions. But that's a quibble.
One of the political myths surrounding this issue is that only Republicans killed comprehensive immigration reform. That's not true. Fifteen Senate Democrats and Independent Bernie Sanders voted to kill Kyl-Kennedy.
Kyl-Kennedy was a true compromise. Liberals largely won the argument about the past, with legal status and a pathway to citizenship for those currently here illegally. Conservatives largely won the argument about the future, with a workplace verification system that effectively cuts off access to the formal economy for illegal workers and more of a merit-based immigration system going forward.
There is a serious question about whether Republicans are willing to move on comprehensive immigration reform. But there is an equally as large question about whether supposed advocates of comprehensive immigration reform are willing to make the compromises necessary to achieve it.
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The first floor of Ford Hall is now the Learning Commons - place that encourages collaborative study. The space allows 24/7 access and provides tools such as white/glass boards, projection systems, big screens, and comfortable spaces.
Three programs located in the Learning Commons:
Academic Support
Formerly the Learning Center
Help with study strategies, tutoring, and early alerts.
Language Learning Center
Also known as the World Languages Studio
Help learning languages other than English.
Writing Center
Assistance with all facets of writing. Besides meeting for scheduled appointments with tutors, writing consultants, or in the WLS, students are invited to use this space for group and individual study. All are welcome!

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Microsoft Research Connections' goal with this project is to enable communities who maintain ontologies to more easily experiment and to enhance the experience of authors who use Microsoft Word for content creation, incorporating semantic knowledge into the content.
This add-in should simplify the development and validation of ontologies, by making ontologies more accessible to a wide audience of authors and by enabling semantic content to be integrated in the authoring experience, capturing the author's intent and knowledge at the source, and facilitating downstream discoverability.
The goal of the add-in is to assist scientists in writing a manuscript that is easily integrated with existing and pending electronic resources. The major aims of this project are to add semantic information as XML mark-up to the manuscript using ontologies and controlled vocabularies (from the National Center for Biomedical Ontology) and identifiers from major biological databases, and to integrate manuscript content with existing public data repositories.
As part of the publishing workflow and archiving process, the terms added by the add-in, providing the semantic information, can be extracted from Word files, as they are stored as custom XML tags as part of the content. The semantic knowledge can then be preserved as the document is converted to other formats, such as HTML or the XML format from the National Library of Medicine, which is commonly used for archiving.
The full benefit of semantic-rich content will result from an end-to-end approach to the preservation of semantics and metadata through the publishing pipeline, starting with capturing knowledge from the subject experts, the authors, and enabling this knowledge to be preserved when published, as well as made available to search engines and presented to people consuming the content.
- Fink, J. Lynn et al. "Word add-in for ontology recognition: semantic enrichment of scientific literature." BMC Bioinformatics, 11.103 (2010).
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Owings Mills, MD (Sports Network) - Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis announced
Wednesday that he is retiring at the conclusion of the Ravens' postseason run.
Lewis told the club that "this will be my last ride."
The Ravens placed the 37-year-old on the injured reserve-designated to return
list after he tore his right triceps on Oct. 14. He returned to practice on
Dec. 5 and the club moved him to the active roster later in the month.
More to follow.
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Video: 31 vehicles crash on I-64
Video: Driver helps move woman to safety after I-64 crash
Video: SLU Hospital comments on accident victims
Video: Fire Capt. Sutter discusses the I-64 crash
Video: 21 people injured in 26 vehicle crash on I-64
Video: Eastbound I-64 'mass casualty' crash
Video: Accident victim talks to NewsChannel 5
Video: Cars wrecked, dozens injured on I-64
St. Louis (KSDK) - St. Louis police believe icy road conditions were a factor in a 31-vehicle pile-up on eastbound Interstate 64 that sent 30 people to the hospital.
MoDOT Asst. District Engineer Tom Blair said when they saw the forecast change to include ice and freezing rain at 4:20 a.m., they called in all their workers to get in salt trucks and took people off of repairing potholes. By 5:00 a.m., 100 salt trucks were on the road. Crews started with bridges and overpasses.
The eastbound lanes of I-64 reopened around 9:30 a.m., about four and-a-half hours after the crash happened that closed the interstate between Vandeventer and Kingshighway.
Crews removed the 31 vehicles and took them to Scott and Theresa avenues. They shoveled the debris onto flat bed trucks and hauled it away.
Three semi tractor trailers, two St. Louis Fire Department, two EMS units and an EMS supervisor were among those involved in the pile-up.
Fifteen of the injured were taken to Saint Louis University Hospital and four were admitted. One had to undergo surgery. The other 15 victims went to Barnes Jewish Hospital's emergency room for treatment. Some patients had broken bones, but none were seriously injured.
I-64 crash - PHOTOS
One man who was not injured in the crash said he saw the crashed UPS semi. He was able to swerve and stop. He got out of his vehicle and pulled an injured woman who was laying on the road out of the way because he could hear more vehicles coming.
Driver Doug Lemmons, of Dardenne Prairie, said he was on his drive to work when he hit ice and slid into the wreckage.
"I know I hit at least four to five direct impacts to my car," he said. "During that time, there was some guy who must have got out of his vehicle because he wound up getting trapped in the SUV that was lodged up against the rear of my car; and listening to him just scream and talk about that he was going to die."
Lemmons said he was trapped in his car for an hour until firefighters were able to cut him out. He called 911, and to help pass the time, he talked to his wife and daughter on the phone. He said they spotted his car in the wreckage from the aerial video on television and he was able to tell them that he was ok.
Lemmons was taken to Barnes Hospital with hand, neck and back injuries.
Dr. Matt Smeds was driving into work at Saint Louis University Hospital when his vehicle was hit near the Vandeventer exit. He said he was knocked out, but when he came to, other drivers told him to get out of his vehicle because more cars were coming and couldn't stop.
Saint Louis University Hospital said it was also treating two people injured in accidents in Illinois and two others injured in accidents on I-55. Their conditions were unknown.


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Video: Reaction To The Supreme Court Hearings
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - On the second day of hearings on same sex marriage cases, the Supreme Court will decide whether a part of the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act that says marriage is between only a man and a woman is constitutional or not. As President, Bill Clinton signed the Defense of Marriage Act -- or DOMA -- into law. Both Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton have since shifted their views on same sex marriage.
The law bars married same sex couples from receiving federal benefits. Justices will look at the case of a New York woman who sued to challenge a $363,000 federal estate tax bill after the woman she married died in 2009. If Edith Windsor would have married a man, then the estate tax bill would have been $0.
While we don't expect the court to issue any decisions for a couple of months that is not stopping a very vigorous debate. Wednesday morning, the line outside the Supreme Court is significantly longer than it was at the same time Tuesday morning for arguments involving California's Proposition 8. The crowd wraps around the block and actually heads down to the next corner. There are two lines: one for Bar members and one for the public. Some people are actually paid placeholders but many people are representing themselves because they have a stake in the debate over same sex marriage.
We spoke to Abigail Cromwell, a member of the Bar from Massachusetts who was in the courthouse Tuesday. She told us, "I loved the hearings. I think that either way, that same sex marriage will be made legal in California. I think there's a couple of different ways the court can go, whether they dismiss it on procedural grounds, I don't know. That's a really complicated issue. I saw five justices maybe six, that to me seemed to really favor granting equal rights to same sex couples, in particular Justice Kennedy.
"Is it fair to really read into your impressions or read into what they said on the bench? Or do you think it could go either way?" we asked her.
Cromwell replied, "... I think Justice Kennedy is going to recognize the equal protection issues for same sex couples. I don't see this going the other way."
As for her expectations for Wednesday, Cromwell shared, "I think that we will see an opinion actually offered by Chief Justice Roberts finding DOMA unconstitutional ... I think that Justice Roberts cares about his opinions very much and his reputation in history, and I think he wants to -- I think he sees the way this country is going, and he is going to want to get ahead of it and put his name on it and go down in history as the justice that allowed gay marriage in the country."
Many others are outside because they have a stake in this debate and want to be here when history is made after the two rounds of hearings at the Supreme Court. It's getting a lot of national and worldwide attention.
Victoria Fitzpatrick, who is originally from London, came to Washington, D.C. specifically for the proceedings. She has a professional and a personal stake in what's happening there. Fitzpatrick is a lawyer for a firm representing a man who is legally married to another man in Massachusetts, but sho is not allowed to sign the benefit of the federal judge pension to his husband because of DOMA.
Fitzpatrick lived in California for five years, but says she was hesitant to move back to the States. "I'm hesitant because I currently live in London. I currently live in a country which recognizes me as fully fledged first class citizen. I am able to enter into a civil partnership with my partner. That civil partnership is recognized in exactly the same way as marriage would be if we were heterosexual couple," explained Fitzpatrick.
She continued, "Since 2004 and more recently, the government has decided that they will change the name of civil partnerships to marriage. So in a matter of -- we hope probably within the year, that we will have equal marriage in the UK. And that is the same case in many countries in Europe and I'm not inclined to move back to a country that would -- would treat me as a second class citizen purely because of the fact that I'm gay. And it's a shame because I love America. And I really, really would love to move back but I'm not willing to take the hit on my civil rights."
A CBS Poll says 60% of Americans actually would like to see DOMA reversed and the federal government recognize gay marriage. We asked Fitzpatrick if she felt the tide is turning in the States and has it already around the world specifically in the UK.
"Yeah, absolutely turned in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. Even Catholic countries like Spain are really getting on board with same sex marriage. And basically they're getting it done. It's a shame they're taking so long in the States. I think there's still a lot of work to do. There's a lot of opposition especially probably in middle America. While people are more comfortable on the coasts. It's just a matter of keeping at it, of getting to the Supreme Court, of making people aware what the issues still are and for the gay community trying to be as physical as possible to get out there and win over the hearts and minds of America."
As for whether she thought she could be a part of history, Fitzgerald told us, "Absolutely. Here's hoping."
WUSA 9 will be following what happens at the Supreme Court on Wednesday. We will have updates on wusa9.com and on our newscasts, which stream live online.


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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Josh Smith scored a team-high 21 points to lead
the Atlanta Hawks to a 92-79 victory over the defending-champion Miami Heat in
the preseason opener for both teams.
Newly acquired Lou Williams had 18 points off the bench and DeShawn
Stevenson added 11 points for the Hawks, who were eliminated in the first
round of the playoffs last season by Boston.
Chris Bosh scored a game-high 22 points and LeBron James had 10 points, six
rebounds and six assists for the Heat, who defeated Oklahoma City in five
games to capture its second NBA Championship since the 2005-2006 season.
Miami guard Dwyane Wade did not play as he rests a knee injury.
The Heat took a 26-19 lead after one quarter, but were outscored 28-19 in the
second, and Atlanta took a 47-45 advantage into the break.
The Hawks added to their lead in the third to go up 70-66 entering the final
quarter before outscoring the Heat 22-13 in the fourth despite shooting just
33.3 percent from the field.
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It's nice to see you are developing your own style. You should definitely continue with it. The mountains look more realistic than in the first map. The blues and greens are a bit dark though, you might want to lighten them a bit in the next map. Overall it's a pretty dark.
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I have just now set up z-push on separate server and are able to sync the Calendar entry for account however i am not able to see any emails neither any contacts created on either i.e on Zimbra webmail neither on Android. At the same time I can sync the Folder created under different folders but again unable to see any emails under that folder.
Any clue why? I have Android 2.2 and have configured Exchange ActiveSync account.


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The Leukemia Research Foundation of Delaware will pay tribute to pediatric oncologist Rita Meek, MD, at its sixth annual Black Tie Gala at 6 p.m. Feb. 9 at Doubletree Hotel, 700 N. King St., Wilmington.
Meek was the first pediatric oncologist in the state when she arrived in Delaware in the early 1980s. She went on to build oncology programs at Christiana Care and the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. She retired just last week from the duPont Hospital after nearly 20 years of service.
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I am not English so I hope you´ll understand to me . I just have got one prob with some car models in my GTA SA, my GTA client colabses when I see error car in game so I in my temerity didn´t make back up for "Models" folder just for "Data" folder.. yes my bad and I can re-install game but I have borrowed my Install dvd to my friend and I can´t get game back... I was finding regular link to download basic Models folder and I didn´t find anyone... Could anyone upload basic "Models" folder to Download database on gta-sanandreas.com or anywhere else? Thank to anyone who wants to help me
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Generally Original File Sharing is not allowed. You must reinstall from the Original DVD. Also playing the game with a No-CD program or crack is not lawful. You Could buy a Download Game from Direct2Drive or Steam, but they would not be modable.
You got slammed by your 'friend'. Buying a new game isn't too expensive now.
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To get the files you're looking for without the actual disk would be illegal.
That's not allowed here. The only legal advice I can give you is Weasel's.
Either get you disk back from your friend or buy a new copy.
If it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic.
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Current AnnouncementsFROM: David Boehm RE: Call for Nominations Presidential Gala Faculty Awards
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Presidential Gala Faculty Awards
Call for Nominations
Nominations are being accepted for the 2013 Presidential Gala Awards. Tenured faculty members who have demonstrated excellence in teaching, research, or service are eligible to receive one of these prestigious awards.
Any member of the Cal U community—students, faculty, staff or alumni—may make a nomination. Self-nominations are permitted.
Nominations close at 4:00pm on October 26th, 2012.
Although a faculty member may be nominated in multiple categories, he or she can only compete for one award. The nominee may select the category. For example, if a person is nominated for the teaching and service categories, he or she may submit support materials for one or the other, but not both. Support materials from nominees are due by 4:00pm November 9th , 2012.
Former President Angelo Armenti, Jr. established the Gala Faculty Awards to recognize deserving faculty for their outstanding work. This year acting President Gerri Jones will continue this tradition. Each award recipient will be presented with a medallion, an engraved paperweight, and $2,000 check at the Presidential Gala in June 2013.
The 2012 Gala Award winners were Dr. Marc Federico (Teaching), Dr. Paul Crawford (Research), Dr. Kelton Edmonds (Service). Gala awards are separate from those given by the Faculty Professional Development Committee, which recognizes recipients at Commencement.
Nominations will be accepted via e-mail or via paper copy. Please submit e-mail nominations to the Presidential Gala Faculty Awards Committee Chair, Dr. David Boehm, at email@example.com. Send hard copies to him at the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Box 45. The nominations must include the name of the nominee, category of nomination (teaching, research or service), and name of nominator.
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Herd recalls last year's debacle vs. Tulsa
HUNTINGTON - In an afternoon of infamy about 11 months ago, Tulsa won the coin toss, took the wind and proceeded to blow Marshall away.
The score ended 59-17, but that didn't tell the full story of how the Golden Hurricane tore through the Thundering Herd on a sunny, windy day in Oklahoma. Some elements of a game in which the word "debacle" was not strong enough:
This week at Joan C. Edwards Stadium, the Herd (2-3, 1-0) can make amends for that wretched afternoon by taking down the Hurricane (4-1, 2-0) in a homecoming battle. Kickoff Saturday is at 3:30 p.m., with the contest airing on CBS Sports Network (channel 512 on Suddenlink in the Kanawha Valley).
"It was a very windy game, that's what I remember," said left tackle Jordan Jeffries. "Couldn't really pass the ball, ball's going all over the place. Couldn't establish a running game. They whooped us pretty good. It will be good to have them come down here and experience this atmosphere and our new retooled offense, and see if we can't change that a little bit."
Tulsa has overcome an opening 38-23 loss at Iowa State with big wins over Tulane (45-10) and Nicholls State (66-16), followed by a comeback win over Fresno State (27-26) which featured dominating defense in the final three quarters.
Last week, the Hurricane was drawn into a shootout at Legion Field, beating Alabama-Birmingham 49-42. A.J. Singleton, the 260-pound bruiser of a running back, scored on a 6-yard run with 5:31 left, and then Mitchell Osborne forced UAB quarterback Austin Brown to cough up the ball to seal the issue.
The three running backs who tormented the Herd are all back: junior Ja'Terian Douglass (194 rushing yards in that game), junior Trey Watts (144) and senior Singleton (22 yards, but three touchdowns). Senior Willie Carter returns in the do-it-all H-back position.
The Hurricane is breaking in a new quarterback, Nebraska transfer Cody Green. The 6-foot-4, 247-pound junior has completed just 51.2 percent of his passes for 1,041 yards, with nine touchdowns and six interceptions. He had a 45-yard touchdown run at UAB.
"He's a big body," said Herd safety Okechukwu Okoroha. "He believes in himself, he believes in his arm. You can see it on film. Some tight spots, I'd think the quarterback wouldn't want to throw it in there, but he takes his shot and throws it. Sometimes he completes it, sometimes it wasn't the best choice.
"He looks like he's a good quarterback. With some time, he's going to be a really good quarterback. He's got the size for it."
The receiving corps has some new parts, especially after Bryan Burnham tore his anterior cruciate ligament in the season opener. Sophomore Keyarris Garrett (6-4, 207) is the top receiver with 20 receptions for 266 yards and four touchdowns, but 6-3, 195-pound Thomas Roberson (eight catches, 174 yards, three TDs) could be the most explosive.
Tulsa's defense leads the nation in sacks with 26. Linebacker DeAundre Brown and end Jared St. John, both seniors, lead with five apiece. Safety Dexter McCoil was a Conference USA defensive player of the week for his 10-tackle role in the Fresno State game.
The Hurricane was one of the favorites in the West Division, and is playing the role so far. It is one of the two C-USA the Herd has failed to knock off since both joined the league in 2005. Tulsa won 38-31 in 2007, 38-35 in the 2008 season finale and by a country mile last year.
The Herd is coming off a 51-41 loss at Purdue, in a game that could have turned just as ugly as the 2011 Tulsa game. In many ways, the Herd as a point to prove on Saturday.
"You can see from the game against Purdue that we're a different team now," Jeffries said. "To overcome a deficit like that, to battle back, it just shows we're a completely different team from last year."
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Carrie Underwood – Times Square – Good Morning America – Photos & Video
As a diehard Carrie Underwood fan living in NYC, when I heard she was going to be performing on Good Morning America, I had to jump at the chance. I had never seen her live before, so I packed up my trusty camera and headed to Times Square last night at 11 PM. She wasn't set to perform until this morning at 8:30 am EST, but I wanted an up close spot.
Luckily, I was the first person in line and got some great shots of her performance. Also, I wanted to get some awesome videos of her performance but it was pouring the rain this morning. I didn't want to get by brand new camera wet. However, I was able to get dozens and dozens of great photos with my phone. I was surprised at how good the quality was. I also got a great video of her leaving and signing autographs — after the rain had departed.
She performed "Good Girl," "Cupid's Got a Shotgun," and "Nobody Ever Told You" — all cuts from her brand new album Blown Away. She also performed "Cowboy Casanova" from her 2009 album Play On.
Here are the many photos. Enjoy:
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Video – Signing Autographs
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Here's another dress option that Maria "Shriek"apova could be wearing next week at she goes for a second Wimbledon crown.
This is called the Nike Sharapova Wimbledon Dress and it reminds me of a baby-doll dress with its empire waist and duel-tiering. There seems to be some interesting etching on the fabric which gives the dress texture.
But there's also a blue version which is called the US Open Day Dress and I'm sure she wouldn't wear the same outfit for both Grand Slams.
The mystery continues!
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
FASHION FIX: Another Wimbledon dress surfaces for Sharapova - could this be the one?
3 comments:
- KarolinaJune 18, 2008 at 5:47 AM
Ooh, nice find Rich!ReplyDelete
I'm rooting for the separates option for Maria (sleeveless top and non low rise shorts), however
I would wager my money on Masha doning the dress.
thanks karolina! i think it would be really cool if she did the separates - a complete switch-a-roo from what she normally wears. plus, she is wearing it in the ad campaign which she did for Paris and Aussie (though she wore the tan in the ad campaign then white for the Slam)ReplyDelete
she loves being a tease that Shrieka.
- KarolinaJune 19, 2008 at 1:37 AM
Here, here.... would love to see Maria don some shorts but I honestly think the dress will prevail. I'm specualting that the seperates will be worn by Hantuchova (hopefully returning to the tour after a long injury layoff), or even Azarenka.ReplyDelete
Kudo's to Masha if she breaks the Grand Slam dress trend..... we shall soon find out!


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Hello all,
In attempting to get my self signed ssl certs functinonal for mail clients, i tried to recreate the certs using the instructions from this thead.
I've gone though and tried to reset my cert numberous times, but i still am unable to login via https. Below are the error messages from zimbra.log.
2006-02-22 18:30:40,282 FATAL [ImapSSLServer] [] TcpServer/993 - accept loop failed
javax.net.ssl.SSLException: No available certificate or key corresponds to the SSL cipher suites which are enabled.
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Click the button below or email email@example.com to contribute your experiences with this product. Although not necessary, it's interesting to have a first name, city, state and country (no email addresses will be used). Any information submitted becomes the property of Tennis Warehouse.
Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: This is a nice string, with good playability, good comfort, and excellent control. On the downside, after just one session it started to fray really badly. Looks like the wearguard fibers are peeling off rapidly. Granted this was on a rather wet day, but its something I've never experienced with any other synthetic gut with or without anti-wear fibers. Maybe it's a defective batch... Performance was not affected though it doesn't look like it's going to last beyond my third time playing with it.
From: Richard, Malaysia 11/09
Comments: I'd been playing with very thin polyester strings for a few years now, because I like spin and I'd been hitting out too much. After a while, though, I've gotten my control issues somewhat resolved and realized I'd lost pop on my serve and feel for drop shots and even normal volleys. So I switched to these, and I'm amazed at the difference! These strings pocket the ball very well, and are lively without much loss of control. I think I'll be sticking with these for a while. :)
From: Ron, Germantown, MD, USA. 3/09
Comments: I used to hit with Kevlar hybrids with syn. gut due to the solid clean crisp feel. I am surprised that I get a similar feel with this string! Good bit of spin, not too "dull and dead" like the other mono nylons, and it is cheap!
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Coats disease was first described in 1908 and is a rare disorder characterized by abnormal development of the blood vessels in the retina. The retina is a nerve-rich tissue lining the back of the eye that transmits light images to the brain, which allows a person to see. Therefore affected individuals may experience loss of vision due to changes in the retina and, in severe cases, retinal detachment. In almost all cases of Coats disease, only one eye is affected. Rarely, both eyes may be exhibit symptoms however one eye is often affected more than the other. The specific cause of Coats disease is not known.
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It's Time to SSSTTTRRETTTCCCHHHH….
Do you know the story behind the seventh-inning stretch?
Several accounts say that President William Howard Taft should get the credit for starting the baseball tradition because of his reaction to some uncomfortable seats at the ballpark. While watching the Washington Senators face the Philadelphia Athletics on April 14, 1910, Taft's large frame didn't mesh too well with his small wooden chair and by the middle of the seventh inning he just couldn't take it any longer. The President stood up to stretch, which prompted the entire crowd to stand up out of respect for their leader. Thus, the "seventh-inning stretch" was born!
The part of this story we don't know: what song did President Taft dance to during his stretch?
These days, if he would have been at Fenway watching the BoSox, maybe he would have danced to "Sweet Caroline" in the eighth. In Texas, "Cotton-Eyed Joe" would have blared over the speakers. In Kansas City, it would have been…umm…well….
Royals fans start voting on what you think Kansas City's signature seventh-inning stretch song should be. Don't worry, we will still have the traditional "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," but after that we want to play a song that is truly unique to "The K."
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- "Cotton Eyed Joe" by Rednex
- "Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash
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- "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" by Michael Jackson
- "Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond
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how exactly would stealing boston's tradition of "sweet caroline" be unique to kc?
i agree with the previous poster. EVERYONE knows that Fenway uses "sweet caroline". and they use it for the 8th, not the 7th. but if anyone votes, please don't vote for that, we would look like such a joke.
If you're serious about something unique to KC, then commission something from a local artist or group.
If we MUST choose one of these, why not "Kansas City"? It seems obvious.
I would hope that everybody chooses "Kansas City" by the Beatles.
"Kansas City" is played at the end of the game during exit, but it isn't the version by the Beatles, so I think it would be a welcomed song for the city.
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CJ, you going to quit buying bikes when the forum program won't let you add new ones?
Hi guys,I am just wondering is anybody at watsonian aware of any of these issues?Do they read the posts on this site?How about a spokesperson from watsonian posting updates on here,as this site is their greatest asset for advertising their machines.
I know that buying a new model now avoids that problem
My scuff is really quite deep, I could probably grind then sand it smooth but definitely too deep for Autosol or anything to fix. I have clear sealant in one place and I think red stuff on the main plate.You'd think we'd have gotten something for all the hassle in the UK, a reassurance of an extended warranty, heck even a mug... right now I wouldn't buy a new RE again, but maybe that will change if I get a few thousand trouble free miles under my belt. I just hope the sounds coming from my plates when the clutch lever is pulled in go away without the bike having to go in again.
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MARTINS FERRY - Comeback wins have become a way of life for Martins Ferry.
The Purple Riders needed a special one Saturday night to stay alive in the postseason at the Dave Bruney Football Complex.
The Riders found themselves down by two scores heading into the fourth quarter against Westfall, but once again displayed the composure and resiliency to notch their 10th win in 11 starts by a 30-28 count.
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Martins Ferry's Jahod Joyce takes off on a run Saturday night against Westfall.
Martins Ferry advances to take on Wheelersburg in the Division V, Region 17 semifinals at a site to be determined today.
Westfall closed out at 5-6.
Senior quarterback Bryan Styles stepped into the role of catalyst during the final 12 minutes, engineering three touchdown drives.
Down 21-12, Styles broke free on a 38-yard scoring jaunt to make it 21-18.
Westfall, however, made the comeback more difficult via a 33-yard touchdown connection from quarterback Cole Hardin to Taylor Salmons with 9:48 to play. Staten's PAT made it a 28-18 Mustang advantage.
Ferry responded in OVAC championship fashion.
The Purple Riders embarked on a marathon 14-play, 77-yard scoring march. Styles once again found the end zone from 5 yards out. Matt Barber booted the PAT, cutting the deficit to 28-24.
The Purple Riders defense delivered a three and out, enabling the hosts to take over at their own 45 with 4:34 to play. Five rushes by Styles, another by Coleman and an offside penalty moved the Purple Riders to the Westfall 11, with less than two minutes remaining.
Two carries by Jahod Joyce advanced the ball to the 3. Hard-running junior Bruce Burger delivered the game-winner from there with exactly one minute left on the clock for a 30-28 lead. The conversion run failed.
Westfall had one final chance. The Mustangs moved to the Riders 40 but their hopes ended when Hardin was sacked by a trio of Ferry pass rushers.
"It was a great effort from a lot of guys,'' Martins Ferry coach Dave Bruney said. ''We beat a very good football team. Westfall played real well. They came into the game on a roll. We knew they would be tough to handle.
"Our kids have been down before. They displayed composure once again in the fourth quarter. These kids refuse to lose."
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Freight TSI is flat from June to July, says BTS
September 14, 2011
The Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported today that its Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI) was flat from June to July.
This follows a 2.6 percent gain from May to June and a 1.8 percent decline from April to May.
According to BTS officials, the Freight TSI measures the month-to-month changes in freight shipments in ton-miles, which are then combined into one index. The index measures the output of the for-hire freight transportation industry and consists of data from for-hire trucking, rail, inland waterways, pipelines and air freight.
The BTS said that the July Freight TSI at 108.3 is up 14.8 percent from the recent low of 94.3 in April 2009, which was its lowest level since July 1997. July's Freight TSI is down 4.4 percent from its historic peak of 113.3 in January 2005.
The July Freight TSI is up 3.8 year-over-year but remains below the early recession level of July 2008 and the most recent July high of 110.9 from 2005, according to the BTS. And July marked the second highest level of freight shipments since August 2008.
The BTS said that freight shipments have been up in 18 of the last 27 months and 8 of the last 15, with shipments increasing 14.5 percent over the last 27 months since May 2009.
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Columbus, OH (Sports Network) - Matt Schilz threw for one touchdown and ran
for another as he helped lead the Bowling Green Falcons to a 21-7 win over the
Buffalo Bulls in Mid-American Conference action at Columbus Crew Stadium.
Schilz converted 18-of-30 passes for 228 yards for the Falcons (8-4, 6-2 MAC),
but he was also picked off three times on the day. John Pettigrew gained a
game-high 93 yards and scored once on 29 rushing attempts as the team won for
the seventh time in the last eight outings.
The Bulls (4-8, 3-5) were guided by Joe Licata who hit on 13-of-30 passes for
168 yards, but he was sacked seven times which resulted in Buffalo coming away
with just 29 net rushing yards as it had a three-game win streak snapped.
Following a scoreless first quarter, the Falcons posted the first points of
the game on a one-yard TD run by Pettigrew at the 5:26 mark of the second
frame. Later in the period, Schilz hooked up with Shaun Joplin on a 48-yard
TD pass play to make the score 14-0 at the break.
In the third quarter BGSU pushed the lead to 21 points, thanks to a seven-yard
scoring run by Schilz with just over two minutes to play in the period.
After nine punts and a fumble on their first 10 possessions, the Bulls finally
broke through with just under 10 minutes left in regulation as Alex Dennison
crossed the goal line on a four-yard run. Unfortunately, Buffalo could not cut
into the lead any more, turning the ball over on downs on its final three
possessions of the outing.
Bowling Green, which ranked first in the conference and seventh in the nation
in passing yards allowed (173.5 ypg) coming into the week, gave up 168 yards
through the air and just 197 yards of total offense to the Bulls.
In news off the field for Buffalo this week, the school and head coach Jeff
Quinn agreed to a five-year contract extension to keep Quinn with the Bulls
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When I think of craters in and around the south polar region of the moon, this is the one that comes to mind first. The lunar excavation I have sketched here is complex crater Moretus (114 kilometers in diameter). Moretus is an Eratostherian age feature with remarkable depth of nearly 4 kilometers from rim to floor. Rising above the center of that floor and casting a long shadow to the base of the east wall is the 2.6 km. central peak reflecting much light to my eye from its mostly shadowed surroundings. The inner terraced walls were gleaming on the eastern side in the setting sunlight and even the glacis of melted eject was eye catching against the surrounding shadowed cratered field of the southern highlands. You cannot look at the moon on a morning like this and not be moved by the beautiful view of the old cratered moon.
For this sketch I used: black Canson paper 12â€x 10â€, white and black Conte' pastel pencils, blending stumps. After scanning, Brightness was decreased (-2) and contrast increased (+2) using Microsoft Office Picture Manager.
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Temperature: 15° C (60° F)
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- We all know the story of how Harriet Tubman led slaves to freedom using the underground railroad.
What many people don't know about is her personal life before she became an abolitionist.
Actress Gwendolyn Briley-Strand is telling that story in her one woman play, "Harriet Tubman: The Chosen One."
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Monday marked the one month anniversary since 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed outside an apartment building in Sanford, Florida. People have rallied around the country calling for shooter George Zimmerman's arrest, and that movement made its way to the steps of the Pitt County Courthouse Monday.
More than a hundred protesters, students, and local leaders rallied together in Pitt County.
Since Trayvon Martin was wearing a gray hoodie when he died, people at the rally showed their support for the teen's family by wearing hoodies and chanted:
"What do we want? Justice!
When do we want it? Now!
What do we want? Justice!
When do we want it? Now!"
With signs in hand, protesters proudly put on their hoodies and filled the stairs and street outside the Pitt County Courthouse. Holding up newspapers , praying, and speaking out on behalf of 17 year old Trayvon Martin.
"It's not always a matter of black and white. It's a matter of right and wrong. This was definitely wrong. It was a hate crime," said Yolanda Brown as she attended the rally Monday.
On February 26th, the teenager was walking to his father's apartment after leaving a convenience store when he was approached by a community watchman, 28 year old George Zimmerman. Zimmerman, who had followed Martin in his car-, described the teen's behavior to police as suspicious and took it upon himself to approach the unarmed teen. Not long after Zimmerman got out of his car gunshots rang out and the 17 year old was dead.
Since Trayvon's death, communities all over the country have rallied to have Zimmerman arrested, and Monday the protest made its way to Pitt County.
"We are here as a form of solidarity and support for the family and to say that we want Mr. Zimmerman, George Zimmerman, arrested," said Pitt County NAACP President Calvin Henderson.
ECU and high school students along with ministers and community leaders attended the rally and say they want to keep this issue alive so justice can be served for the Martin family.
"We're making a statement that we are all connected in this. One child's future is our future," said ECU Student Demonte Alford.
Many people at the Pitt County rally told WITN this has made them worry about their own children, and they said they can only hope that Zimmerman will be tried for the murder of Martin.
Authorities say Zimmerman claims he shot the teen in self defense which is causing controversy in the state of Florida and bringing into question the state's "stand your ground" law which says a person may use deadly force in self-defense when there is reasonable belief there is a threat.


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One undeniable trend on the catwalk this past NYFW (besides the dreaded printed pants!) was a decidedly more wearable trouser: of the wide leg variety. Some had a challenging high waist, some had an exotic (almost harem) cut, but all were voluminous. There's a right version of this style for everyone, so here's some ideas from the runway and a whole lot of options.
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Nikolay Davydenko is the top seed at this week's Hypo Group Tennis International 2008 in Pörtschach, Austria and has offered his blogging skills to the ATP.
The Russian is traveling with the whole clan, including wife Irina, brother and coach Eduard, and Eduad's son Philip, a 15-year old baller himself who lost in qualifying. During their off time, the group decided to do some fishing and hit the spa though the reserved Kolya is not feeling the local tradition of going full monty in a unisex steamroom:
I've been enjoying the spas at the tournament hotel here in Austria, but I must say they do things a lot differently than in Russia. Back at home they separate the men and women, but here not only do men and women take spas together, many of the hotel guests don't have anything on beneath their robes. Which all makes for some interesting sites. At times it's like watching the Playboy channel. Some of the guests don't like the idea of us wearing shorts, but I'm not ready to adopt all the local customs just yet!Oh Kolya, you're so modest. But it begs the questions: at what point would you be "ready" show off the goods? C'mon, we're all friends here...
Call me conservative, but I am just not ready to bare all at this point. As you can tell in this photograph (which shows Eduard, his wife, Philip and me) we all have something underneath, and that's the way it's going to stay!
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Defining eyes with jet black winged liner and lush lashes is a classic look for any formal affair, and exudes pure glamour for a wedding in particular. "This look is simple, clean, and fresh with a nod to the golden era of Hollywood," said Michael Ashton, who worked with Adele for the Oscars. "It's polished and current, but also softly elegant and timeless." To get the chanteuse's alluring gaze, Ashton highlighted and contoured the sockets with the neutral shades in Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Eyeshadow Quad in Boudoir, then extended the lines of the eyes with a thick strip of Maybelline EyeStudio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner. After "pumping up lashes" with Lancôme Hypnôse Mascara, Ashton rounded out the look with "decorated but understated lips." He colored in the pout with the soft pink Giorgio Armani Smooth Silk Lip Pencil in Burnt Rose, then finger-pressed Giorgio Armani Lip Maestro in Blush onto the lips before finally topping them off with a kiss of the shimmery Sisley Phyto-Lip Star Brillance Extrême in White Diamond.
The actress's ethereal beauty, with lilac shadow and blush-toned lips, is perfectly suited for pale skin tones, according to Monika Blunder, the makeup artist behind the Oscars look. "Her dress and skin were so pale that I wanted to give the makeup a little more of a punch, especially around her eyes," Blunder explained. She buffed the taupe Clé de Peau Beauté Satin Eye Color in 106 and the lavender Satin Eye Color in 108 onto the lids and up into the creases, being sure to concentrate most of the color at the outer corners. For skin that imparted a natural radiance, she tapped Clé de Peau Beauté Luminizing Face Enhancer in 13 onto cheekbones, and swiped the brand's ballet-pink Enriched Lip Luminizer in 222 over lips for a natural sheen.
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I have been good and read many posts regarding this error (phoenix) and have been able to dump my databases, albeit painfully to a file.
Now, I wish to drop the databases from Zimbra and then bring them back in.
However even from within mysql, I cannot seem to drop them. I can see all of them being;
But I cannot drop anything and get the error;
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By the way, I am following this how to;
I am using the zimbra mysql user and password found by simply typing zmlocalconfig -s | grep mysql.
By the way, I cannot drop it as the root user either.
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Bladder cancer is an abnormal and unregulated growth of the cells that make up the urinary bladder.
The urinary bladder is a hollow, muscular organ located in the pelvic cavity. In females, it is in front of the vagina. In males, it is in front of the rectum. The bladder stores urine produced by the kidneys. Urine from each kidney travel down the ureters and into the bladder. This urine is stored in the bladder until it is discharged from the body.
A bladder tumor grows when cells of the bladder become cancerous. These cancer cells begin to divide and multiply more quickly than normal cells. Cancer cells cannot organize themselves in a normal way, and have the capability to invade other normal tissue.
There are two major types of bladder cancer: papillary and nonpapillary. A papillary bladder tumor is a warty growth that is attached to the bladder by a stalk. A nonpapillary bladder tumor lies flat against the bladder tissue itself, and has the potential to be more serious. The majority of bladder tumors are papillary.
Bladder cancer is the second most common type of tumor that affects the genitourinary tract, which includes the kidney, bladder, and reproductive organs. Prostate cancer is the most common. Bladder cancer is the fourth most common type of solid tumor in men and the eighth most common in women. The average age at diagnosis is 65.
Men are more likely than women to develop bladder cancer. Approximately five men to every two women will be diagnosed with the disease. Caucasians are more likely than African-Americans to develop bladder cancer.
Most people who develop bladder cancer seem to have been exposed to certain toxic substances. Smokers are particularly likely to develop bladder cancer, possibly due to the cancer-causing chemicals in tobacco. Industrial chemicals are also known to cause bladder cancer, including those use in the rubber, leather, textile, paint, printing, and hairdressing industries. Other things that irritate the bladder over long periods of time, such parasites, bladder stones, or chronic, untreated bladder infections, can also make the bladder more likely to develop cancer.
Left to grow over time, a bladder tumor will destroy and replace normal bladder tissue. Untreated, cancer cells from the bladder can invade other tissues within the pelvis, such as the lymph nodes, ureters, vagina, uterus, prostate, and rectum. In advanced cases, bladder cancer cells can also travel through the body, causing cancer to invade other organs and tissues, including the lymph nodes, lungs, liver, and bones.
Bladder cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/bladdercancer/. Accessed June 5, 2013.
Bladder cancer. Urology Care Foundation website. Available at: http://www.urologyhealth.org/urology/index.cfm?article=100. Updated March 2013. Accessed June 5, 2013.
What you need to know about bladder cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at
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- 1 package red velvet cake mix (regular size)
- 1 quart blue moon ice cream, softened
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1-1/2 cups marshmallow creme
- Red, white and blue sprinkles
- Blue colored sugar
- Prepare cake mix batter according to package directions for cupcakes.
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups half full. Bake at 350° for 11-14 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- Working quickly, spread ice cream over cupcakes. Freeze for at least 1 hour.
- In a large bowl, combine cream and marshmallow creme; beat until stiff peaks form. Pipe over cupcakes; decorate with sprinkles and colored sugar. Freeze for 4 hours or until firm. Yield: 3 dozen.
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"I used birthday cake ice cream and it worked great. Once it is softened and stirred together it is all blue. I agree, don't fill the muffin pans too full or there is no room for the ice cream."
"Love it! So simple and cute."
"The recipe was good but they took a long time to make."
"My family loved these!"
"A little disappointed in the recipe. Like a lot of other people if I ever did it again I would only fill the cups about 1/4 full or so. Filling them half way I thought was too much, but considering it was my first time making cupcakes I figured since CW published the recipe they must of have tried it out first, and my cake mix only yielded 24 cups not 36 like it says. And my frosting didn't turn out at all, even after trying it twice. So I went and bought cream cheese frosting and put that on the cupcakes that I *didn't* try to put ice cream on."


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In response to PATSthebest's comment:
I think BB is to comfortable in his position to challenge himself. I don't question how hard he works, but over the past 10 years we've had a real opportunity to "shatter" the NFL.
I belive BB brought about disipline and accountablity for the players, but he needs to be accountable for his decisions as well.
OK, what do you propose? You want him fired? Tarred and feathered?
Last I checked, only Bob Kraft can hold him accountable. You can try holding your breath or something? You could organize a march with torches and pitchforks on Patriot Place. If that doesn't do it, march to Kraft's house.
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I am looking at the vortex viper does anyone have this. scope? The non hd version. also looking at the vortex nomad.$500 is all I can spend so please don't suggest a $2000 swarovsky. I looked at some at cabelas but you can't tell much in the store. mountain use is the primary purpose. thanks in advance
I have used the hd version. No complaints from these untrained eyes. Are you lookin at the 65?
Yes I want something packable
I have a Nomad. It is a great scope for the price it runs as well as the packability of it being a 60 power scope. I would recommend it.
I too have a Nomad..I took the Viper and Nomad outside at Cabelas in Reno and tried them out side by side. I could tell the difference, but to me the difference wasn't enough to justify 4x the price! I couldn't hold still enough to take advantage of the bigger lens anyway. I bought the angled version.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Iowa State junior gymnast Michelle Shealy delivered an All-America performance on the balance beam Friday in the semifinal round of the NCAA Championships in Pauley Pavilion. Shealy scored a career-high tying 9.900 on the beam to tie for second in her session and advance to Sunday's individual event finals on the apparatus. By advancing to the event finals, Shealy earned All-American status.
Shealy is the first Cyclone gymnast to earn All-America honors since Janet Anson in 2007 on beam.
"I felt great on beam," Shealy said. "I went up there to try to do my normal routine even though we added a Gaynor yesterday to make my routine more difficult to get to finals. We had been practicing the Gaynor all week, so we decided to put it in. When I stuck my dismount I was so excited because I knew I had done a great routine. When I saw the score we all went crazy. When I learned I advanced to event finals and was an All-American I could not have been more excited because those were some of my goals when I first came to Iowa State."
Shealy competed in the all-around at Friday's competition and scored a season-high-tying 39.050 and placed 13th. In addition to her season-high mark on beam, the Snellville, Ga., native notched a season best on floor (9.825).
Shealy competed in the all-around at the NCAA Championships for the second time and topped her score from 2011 of 39.025.
"I am overjoyed Michelle has the opportunity to move onto the event finals and represent Iowa State," Iowa State head coach Jay Ronayne said. "I knew that she had the potential to be an All-American when I was recruiting her. For her to accomplish that is very exciting."


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Family and friends pay tribute to Noelene Bischoff and her daughter Yvana at a service on the Sunshine Coast. Nine News.PT0M0S 620 349
Relatives of a Queensland mother and daughter who died in Bali say they expect to have the bodies returned to Australia by tomorrow.
The family of Noelene Bischoff and her 14-year-old daughter Yvana have been waiting for Indonesian authorities to release the bodies, since the pair became violently ill and died last Saturday morning while holidaying in eastern Bali.
The family said they expected the bodies will arrive in Brisbane about 5am on Saturday.
Mourners at the memorial service. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
There is a chance the bodies will be released and leave on a flight from Bali on Friday night, but there has been no official confirmation from the Department of Foreign Affairs.
The Bischoff family has accepted an offer from Virgin Australia to fly the bodies from Bali to Brisbane, where the Queensland Coroner will lead an investigation into their deaths.
Food poisoning, allergic reactions and a toxic fish meal have all been suggested as possible causes for their deaths, but the family is awaiting the results of autopsies to be carried out in Brisbane.
A photo of Noelene and Yvana Bischoff at a memorial for the mother and daughter who died on a holiday in Bali. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
Karangasem police chief detective Adnan Pandibu said forensic examinations have been completed in Bali.
"Tomorrow [Friday] is the plan," Detective Pandibu said when asked when they will be returned.
He said while the laboratory tests have been issued to police, they will not be immediately released.
John Cremin (second from right), Yvanna's half brother, sits with family at the memorial service in Caloundra. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
The dynamic mother and daughter, who spent their time away from work and school, swimming, bungee jumping, horse riding and taking belly dancing lessons, died just days into their latest adventure - a 15-day-holiday in Bali.
''Noel [Noelene] did not live presuming that she had time later and as it turned out, she didn't. They didn't,'' said friend Linda King.
More than 500 friends and family members attended a remembrance service for the mother and daughter on the Sunshine Coast on Thursday.
A large crowd attended the memorial service for Noelene and Yvana Bischoff. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
Mourners heard the pair were more best friends than mother and daughter.
However, no one could describe their bond like Yvana herself - her high school principal read aloud a presentation she had once prepared for class.
''My mum is my greatest hero,'' she wrote.
Jean Bischoff, Noelene's mother, talks after the memorial service in Caloundra. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
''She is amazing, simply amazing.''
Their family was not a conventional one. At the age of 40, Ms Bischoff decided it was time to start a family, but the relationship she was in at the time did not survive the length of her pregnancy.
Three days after Christmas in 1999, Ms Bischoff rang her sister to tell her she had driven herself to Ipswich Hospital and given birth to a baby girl.
Images of Noelene and Yvana Bischoff are shown during a memorial service for the mother and daughter. Photo: Harrison Saragossi
Years later, Ms Bischoff contacted Adrienne Cremin, the mother of Yvana's half-brother, John.
"Was it a normal family? Clearly not. An extraordinary family? You bet," Ms Cremin told the congregation.
"Due to Noelene my son had a sister, and our love for her will never change."
Photos of Yvana Bischoff greet mourners at a Caloundra service for her and her mother Noelene, who died in Bali. Photo: Marissa Calligeros
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(A) General. Lighting Ssystems Ooperating at 30 Volts- volts or Less. A lighting system consisting less shall consist of an isolating power supply, the low-voltage luminaires, and associated equipment that are all identified for the use. The output circuits of the power supply are shall be rated for not more than 25 amperes and operate at 30 volts (42.4 volts peak) or lessmaximum under all load conditions.
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