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1. Cerebello-bulbar polioencephalitis originating during or after epidemics of influenza and of poliomyelitis: including the record of a case of epidemic encephalitis of the lethargic type
- Author(s):
- Mills, Charles K. (Charles Karsner), 1845-1931
Wilson, George, 1888-1959
Philadelphia Neurological Society.
- Publisher:
- Chicago : American Medical Association, 1919
- Subject(s):
- Encephalitis
Influenza, Human -- complications
Poliomyelitis -- complications
Case Reports
2. Educational possibilities of the National Medical Museum in the standardization of medical training
- Author(s):
- Mayo, Charles H. (Charles Horace), 1865-1939
American Medical Association.
- Publisher:
- Chicago : American Medical Association, c1919
- Subject(s):
- Museums
Military Medicine -- education
Army Medical Museum (U.S.)
3. The medical profession's obligation to the patient: in the team-work of the hospital prescribed by present-day methods in diagnosis and treatment there are new obligations that the profession must consider
- Author(s):
- Christian, Henry A. (Henry Asbury), 1876-1951
Catholic Hospital Association.
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, donor.
- Publisher:
- St. Louis: Modern Hospital Publishing Co., 1916
- Subject(s):
- Physician-Patient Relations
Hospital-Patient Relations
- Author(s):
- United States. President (1933-1945 : Roosevelt)
United States. National Archives and Records Service.
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- [Washington, D.C. : National Archives & Records Service, 1940]
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- Academies and Institutes
Biomedical Research
Anniversaries and Special Events
United States
National Institute of Health (U.S.)
- Author(s):
- Herrick, James Bryan, 1861-
American Medical Association.
- Publisher:
- Chicago : American Medical Association, c1919
- Subject(s):
- Influenza, Human -- therapy
6. Vocational education for disabled soliders, sailors, and marines: cooperative arrangement between the Federal Board for Vocational Education and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America
- Author(s):
- Miller, John Franklin, 1862-1936, author
- Publisher:
- Washington : Government Printing Office, 1919
- Subject(s):
- Vocational Education
Military Personnel -- education
Disabled Persons -- education
Public-Private Sector Partnerships
United States
United States. Federal Board for Vocational Education.
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For those of you that are planning on hunting the San Juan NF area......It looks like the monsoons have really started.
For the past week of so we have had rain almost every afternoon/evening. It is a welcome change to the hot, dry early summer/late spring we had. Temps are back to near normal, hope it continues. Only time will tell. All of the irrigation impoundments are really low as the farmers are using every last drop they can get...me included. Last week I was in the upper Dolores River (river itself is really low)drainage and it looked like spring. Lots of grass and wildflowers. (didn't have my camera!!) I am going to try to get back up there again next week as I have a M/L elk tag in that area.
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Design by: Carol Ballard
Skill: Intermediate
Size: Fits an 18" American Girl Doll
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn:
White (W) - 10 oz, 550 yd; (280 g, 495 m).
Red (R) - 1 oz, 55 yd; (28 g, 50 m).
Brown (B) - 2 oz, 110 yd; (56 g, 100 m).
Crochet Hook: Size F-5 and H-8 (3.75 mm and 5.00 mm) or sizes needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 4 dc pattern sts = 1"; 2 dc pattern rows = 1"
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Lindsey has another court hearing on April 10.
Council members say they are waiting to determine if he is convicted or not. Until then, turner will lead the city's police department.
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Florida lottery kicks off campaign to protect customers from dishonest clerks
Players reminded to sign tickets immediately
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-- The Florida Lottery has launched a new campaign after some store owners were claiming big prizes time and time again despite the small odds.
The lottery has posted videos online and will soon display posters at retail locations urging players to sign their tickets.
They hope this will help prevent store employees from stealing their winning tickets.
When it comes to winning scratch-off lottery games, people who own or work at convenience stores in Florida top the list.
One example: Chriag Parmar, who claimed, along with his mother, 47 prizes of $1,000 or more in three years.
The lottery suspended and then terminated lottery privileges at his seven stores.
The lottery also began investigating Jamil Hamad after WFTS reported he won $1,000 or more on scratch-off games 38 times, even though he didn't want to reveal his secrets.
The lottery says nothing is wrong with its games.
"As a result of our obsession with integrity, we've been able to maintain a flawless track record since our blast off in 1988," a PSA posted by the Florida Lottery on YouTube proclaims.
But the lottery is now blaming some of its retailers for cheating customers.
Forty-nine locations have had privileges suspended or terminated for suspected ticket theft or improper payment issues.
The lottery is now distributing public service announcements, urging players to sign their tickets.
"The next time you play, sign every ticket immediately upon purchase. It's the surest way to guarantee you are the designated rightful owner," said Florida Lottery Secretary Cynthia O'Connell, in a video released Friday.
Repeat lottery winner Richard Lustig, who wrote a bestselling book, says theft by retailers can be a serious problem when people try to cash in winning tickets.
"He'll turn around and say either 'No, it's not a winner,' or 'Yeah, it's a winner. You won $10,' when it was really a thousand dollar winning ticket," Lustig said.
The lottery hopes the new campaign will change that.
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Education materials are expected to soon arrive in stores, including new scratch-off tickets that will have printed reminders to sign them as soon as you buy them.


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text: About Chancellor's Council Agenda Minutes Sub Committees Inclusivity in the Classrooom Inclusivity in the Workplace Student Mentorship Community Relationship Committee Documents Equity Scorecard Climate Study Inclusivity and Equity Certificate Program Upcoming Events Past Events Employee Resource Groups (ERG) Bias Incident and Hate Crime Report Resources Overview Inclusive Excellence is a planning process intended to help each UW System institution establish a comprehensive and well-coordinated set of systematic actions that focus specifically on fostering greater diversity, equity, inclusion, and accountability at every level of university life. Com·mit·ment The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is committed to a vision of diversity that is broadly inclusive, warmly welcoming, and equitable in its treatment of all members of the campus community. Through engagement, reflection and action, we will be an institution committed to diversity in thought and practice moving beyond labels & categories that put up barriers and keep us fragmented. Highlights Inclusive Excellence Status Report August 2014 2013-2014 Chancellor's Council on Diversity and Inclusive Excellence Update (PPT) Inclusive Excellence Annual Report 2015


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The Highway Patrol says a 24-year-old Camp Lejeune Marine died after crashing his motorcycle Wednesday night.
The name of the Marine has not been released yet, pending notification of family members.
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The motorcyclist was heading east on Ramsey Rd., First Sgt. Oglesby said, going about 75 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone. The Marine ran off the road to the right, hit a ditch and a driveway culvert, sending him and his motorcycle airborne.
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Taking the long view on ILWU thuggery
September 09, 2011
Organized labor is showing bad faith with its blatant disregard for law and property at the The Port of Long View this week.
In direct defiance of a court order, members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) have been wreaking havoc at the port by wrecking trains and vandalizing offices. There have even been reports of longshoremen holding port security officers as hostages.
With wildcat strikes threatening neighboring ports of Tacoma and Seattle, shippers may already be reconfiguring their supply chains in anticipation of prolonged union actions spreading down the West Coast.
At issue here is the ILWU's objection to another union engaged by the owner of a new grain terminal in Longview — EGT Development. For very sound business reasons, the ILWU was bypassed in favor of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 701 in Gladstone, Oregon.
How's this for "worker" solidarity?
A similar case can be made when examining the Teamsters Union's resistance at other West Coast ocean cargo gateways to sharing port drayage with independent owner-operators. No violence has ensued (yet) over that particular issue, but it points to a longer view shippers may be taking on ocean carriage options.
As the expansion of the Panama Canal moves on schedule toward its 2014 deadline, major multinational manufacturers are already rethinking their shipping and sourcing strategies. For a variety of reasons, West Coast ports are not nearly as attractive as they once were.
This latest episode of union thuggery may well be viewed by labor historians as a defining moment for all U.S. seaports. As engines of economic growth and prosperity, they must function efficiently with a skilled and dedicated workforce. Is the ILWU the only union capable of providing such professionals? The answer is clearly, no.
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Cyclones Fall to Hawkeyes
IOWA CITY, Iowa- A strong second half from the Cyclones wasn't enough as Iowa State fell 3-0 to Iowa on the road Friday night.
The Hawkeyes (5-0) jumped out to a 1-0 lead after the first 10 minutes after a header by Anne Thomas off of a set shot. The Hawkeyes were quick to make it 2-0 with their second goal in the 20th minute. Iowa State (3-2) allowed fewer looks for the Hawkeyes in the second half but were unable to overcome the deficit. Iowa scored a third goal in the 27th minute of the second half to put the Hawkeyes up 3-0 for good.
"The biggest problem that we have had and five of the six goals that we have given up this year have come off set pieces," head coach Wendy Dillinger said. "There are two sides to the coin. First, we have to stop with the fouls and we have to do a better job of marking set pieces."
Iowa took 12 shots in comparison to Iowa State's four. The Cyclones were able to move the ball, but solid defense by Iowa allowed few good looks and Iowa State wasn't able to capitalize. Early in the second half Jessica Reyes missed a shot that sailed just high of the goal that would have put the Cyclones down by just one. Emily Goldstein, Lauren Roeling, Jessica Reyes and Hayley Womack all recorded shots for Iowa State.
"We have to learn from this," Dillinger said. "We need players to step up because injuries can't be an excuse. I think that some players stepped up. Madi Ott played fantastic tonight. Being a freshman and handling a player like Cloe Lasasse, she did a good job. Our mistakes are fixable and we will be ready."
A total of 21 Iowa State players saw action tonight, including seven freshman who all played valuable minutes.
Senior goalkeeper Maddie Jobe added four more saves to her career total. The Cyclone goaltender now has 22 saves this season.
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May 25, 2016
By: Greg Gullberg
May 2, 2013
Moultrie, GA - A woman found severely beaten is now coming out of her coma.
Linda Kreigbaum was left for dead by the side of the road on Northside Drive in Moultrie, Georgia early Monday morning. In the hospital, doctors placed her in a drug-induced coma until she could begin healing.
The Moultrie Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for a man named Ivy Worthy in connection with the beating. Investigators don't know much about him or how they knew each other, but they do believe he lives near by.
"But we know he's from Camilla. And we believe he has active warrants in Camilla too. So he just needs to come in and turn himself in so we can hear his side of the situation," said David Underwood, Moultrie Police Department.
Investigators believe they know the motive but they will not comment on it at this time.
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Updated at 2:13 p.m.:
No injuries were reported, according to officials.
Officials say that a wreck Thursday near the Triangle is under investigation.
Jacksonville Police Department spokeswoman Beth Purcell said at 12:27 p.m. Thursday, two cars wrecked at 606 Richlands Hwy. near Modern Tire.
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Hi there,
We have a community edition zcs-3.1.0_GA_332.RHEL4 running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 4 (Nahant Update 3), on an HP DL120 with 1x Intel Xeon 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM and 2x 250GB SATA drives, which are doing software RAID mirroring.
The system does approx 80 users with very average amounts of mail, nothing like what some people have posted their systems are doing (no 10 000 messages every half hour or anything like that). All Zimbra services are switched on, although switching off the anti-spam etc. did not solve our problem.
The problem is that the load average sits between 7 and 11, all the time. The java and amavis processes are always near the top of "top", and after not very long the system starts falling apart. Mail stops delivering, giving a few error messages.
This is one:
May 24 12:05:01 zimbra postfix/qmgr[4258]: 5389BEB0713: to=<email@example.com>, relay=none, delay=2119, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: connect to zimbra.domain.org.za[196.xx.xxx.x]: read timeout)
This is another:
May 24 11:07:45 zimbra postfix/qmgr[26657]: 9695DEB0676: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, relay=none, delay=-2892, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: connect to 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]: server dropped connection without sending the initial SMTP greeting)
And another:
May 24 11:07:18 zimbra postfix/smtp[27273]: 0268EEB061A: to=<email@example.com>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1], delay=-2315, status=deferred (lost connection with 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1] while sending end of data -- message may be sent more than once)
We also had another one regarding not being able to connect to Clam on port 3310, despite nobody touching Clam.
The machine also runs Squid and Samba, and so we had read in a previous post that changing the following would help:
[zimbra@zimbra ~]$ zmlocalconfig | grep mem
mysql_memory_percent = 30
tomcat_java_heap_memory_percent = 20
Is there something we're doing wrong? Is the software RAID mirroring a bad idea? Has anybody else had the same issue?
At the office we run a dodgy small HP with 1GB RAM, no mirroring on CentOS, and we don't have any of the above issues.
Thanks, Charles.


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Hi guys, hope someone can assist with a small problem I'm having.
I've got a Zimbra server behind a gateway, local address 192.168.100.30, gw 192.168.100.240.
I've other machines running through a different gateway (192.168.100.254), but still on the same 100.0 network.
Due to a lack of IPs, I've created a 105.0/24 address on the .254 gateway. All the routing has been setup as well, everything is accessible to and from 100.0 and 105.0
Except email. If I do a port scan from a 105.0 address I can see all open ports on the mail server, but still can't access it at all. SSH, POP3, HTTPS, SMTP, and so on, seem to be completely blocked.
Is there something I've missed?
Any help is appreciated.


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Myanmar: UN official urges stepped-up efforts to address humanitarian issues causing instability
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The United Nations humanitarian chief today called on the Government of Myanmar to work with the world body and its partners to increase efforts to address the humanitarian issues that are causing continued instability in the country.
"The last year has seen remarkable changes within Myanmar but humanitarian needs continue and in some areas have intensified. As the country moves ahead on its reform process it needs to address some critical humanitarian issues," the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Valerie Amos, said in the Asian nation, while on a seven-day visit to the region that ends on Saturday.
"This will save lives, assist in the restoration of peace and stability in parts of the country where conflict persists and will enable longer term development work to continue," she added in a news release from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), which she also heads.
The UN official is in Myanmar to assess the country's humanitarian situation, including the impact of ongoing conflict in the northern states of Kachin and Shan, where some 75,000 people from have been forced from their homes since fighting began in June 2011 between Government troops and rebels.
The Under-Secretary-General is also looking at the effects of the recent inter-communal ethnic violence in the western state of Rakhine, where more than 115,000 people have been displaced and the community remains divided.
During a meeting with President Thein Sein, Ms. Amos commended him on his recent pledge to enact a range of measures, including pursuing a durable ceasefire in Kachin and addressing issues such as citizenship, resettlement, and reconciliation in Rakhine state.
"United Nations organizations and our partners want to support the Government in tackling these issues," Ms. Amos said. "There are a number of areas where our interests for the well-being and welfare of the people of Myanmar connect."
Earlier Thursday, the UN humanitarian chief visited Jan Mai Kawng camp outside Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin state, where some 700 internally displaced persons are housed. The camp is located in a Government-controlled area and it receives regular assistance from aid organizations.
Ms. Amos also expressed grave concern for people displaced in other parts of the state where the world body has no access.
"The UN has not been allowed access to provide badly needed assistance to some 39,000 people in areas outside the Government's control since July 2012," she said. "Local partners are providing food and other assistance but their stocks are depleted and with the winter months approaching, getting more supplies in is critical."
Ms. Amos raised Kachin with the President and her concern about the lack of humanitarian access in some Government-controlled areas and in areas controlled by the political organisation known as the Kachin Independence Organization.
"We have substantial experience working in insecure environments. We are working in other places where the security situation is much worse," Ms. Amos noted. "We hope the Government will give us permission to travel to these areas and provide the aid that is so desperately needed.


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1957 Ford F-350 Pickup Truck - Wreck(er) Of AgesWritten on December 1, 2006
In 1992, Mike Novitch, owner of Denver, Colorado's Denver Ford Parts, Ltd., which specializes in recycled Ford car and truck parts, purchased this '57 Ford F-350 wrecker to promote his parts business. But we'll let Mike tell the rest of the story.
"I bought the truck for $3,500 from classic truck broker Larry Grillette. The truck had spent its entire life as a wrecker, and was originally owned by Paducah Motor Company, an old Ford dealership located in Childress, Texas. I thought it was just perfect to promote our Ford parts business, so I contacted noted classic truck restorer Ron Johnson Restorations, located in Bennett, Colorado, and arranged to have Ron restore the truck back to the way it was in 1957."
As far as wreckers go, Novitch's F-350 is textbook '50s with its fully operational Holmes Wrecker 460 Split Boom tow bed and winch, which can be operated from inside the cab by the driver, or outside by hand using a lever. The 2-ton chassis on the old Effie features a 5.88:1-geared Dana-Spicer 70 live rear axle. Up front, the old Ford utilizes the stock Ford I-beam front axle with manual steering riding on the factory leaf springs. Braking on the F-350 is the factory 13 1/2-inch drums (rear) and 12 1/8-inch drums on the front, while wheels and tires consist of six 8x17.5-inch heavy-duty steel wheels rolling on Atlas Super Road Service bias-ply rubber.
Powering the old hooker is the original '57 292-cid Y-block OHV V-8, which was bored over .030 inches. Of course, stock is the byword here, as the old Ford is, after all, a beast of burden. However, that didn't stop Johnson from sprucing things up a bit with a fresh coat of yellow paint and a set of period-correct Ford V-8 insignia valve covers. Heck, the old Ford even has the correct "toilet bowl" Holley four-barrel carburetor and Ford oil bath air cleaner. Backing up the Y-block is a Ford four-speed manual transmission-with a granny low gear, of course.
Ron Johnson also restored the F-350's big-window cab and Holmes Wrecker bed to showroom condition. He painted the truck in PPG red and white acrylic-enamel. That fancy foil lettering is the handiwork of Steve Schultz. Exterior appointments include items like twin chrome-plated spotlights, N.O.S. wrecker running lights, and a combination push bar and grille guard. Heck, Mike's wrecker even has the correct-year Colorado license plate! On the inside, the old Effie features Auto Weave reproduction checker-pattern factory vinyl upholstery. All the factory instrumentation has also been restored, along with a soon-to-be-installed genuine RCA two-way radio.
Completed in a year and a half for approximately $12,000, Mike's classic Effie has won awards at events like the Sabers Car Club-sponsored Tri-State Auto Exhibition and Bandimere Speedway's Phil Long Ford Fest. However, closer to home, the old wrecker is 11-year-old son Mike Jr.'s dream truck.
"It's going to be his truck when he gets older," says Novitch Sr. "He absolutely loves that old thing!"


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The top-10 most downloaded songs and albums this week on iTunes and Google Play.
Top iTunes' Songs
1. "Dark Horse (feat. Juicy J)," Katy Perry
2. "Timber (feat. Ke$ha)," Pitbull
3. "Say Something," Christina Aguilera, A Great Big World
4. "The Man," Aloe Blacc
5. "Counting Stars," OneRepublic
6. "Talk Dirty (feat. 2 Chainz)," Jason Derulo
7. "Team," Lorde
8. "The Monster (feat. Rihanna)," Eminem
9. "Pompeii," Bastille
10. "Let Her Go," Passenger
Top iTunes' Albums
1. "Frozen," Various Artists
2. "BEYONCE," Beyonce
3. "High Hopes," Bruce Springsteen
4. "Pure Heroine," Lorde
5. "That Girl," Jennifer Nettles
6. "Fading West," Switchfoot
7. "Kidz Bop 25," Kidz Bop Kids
8. "Night Visions," Imagine Dragons
9. "The Marshall Mathers LP2," Eminem
10. "My Own Lane," Kid Ink
Top Google Play Songs
1. "The Man," Aloe Blacc
2. "Dark Horse (feat. Juicy J)," Katy Perry
3. "Say Something," Christina Aguilera, A Great Big World
4. "Counting Stars," OneRepublic
5. "Let Her Go," Passenger
6. "Happy," Pharrell Williams
7. "Royals," Lorde
8. "Timber (feat. Ke$ha)," Pitbull
9. "The Monster (feat. Rihanna)," Eminem
10. "Let It Go," Idina Menzel
Top Google Play Albums
1. "Red," Taylor Swift
2. "Good Kid, m.A.A.d. City," Kendrick Lamar
3. "Nothing Was the Same," Drake
4. "The Heist," Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
5. "Pure Heroine," Lorde
6. "Frozen," Various Artists
7. "Unapologetic," Rihanna
8. "Night Visions," Imagine Dragons
9. "Mind Over Matter," Young the Giant
10. "+," Ed Sheeran


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I have installed the iSync app and can successfully sync my contacts and calendar with iCal and Address book and Zimbra without problem.
The issue I have is with scheduling appointments. When I use the zimbra web interface, I can navigate into the Schedule tab of a new calendar event and see all of the required user's availability. When using iCal, I can add the users, but cannot see their availability.
Is there a way to do this?


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The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) today announced the launch of their first-ever brand campaign, Go Hit It, in an effort to encourage more people across Britain to pick up a racket and play tennis more often. It is a rallying cry to evoke the feelings of tennis, be simple and fun and demand action.
Created in partnership with BBH Sport, the Go Hit It campaign will launch across TV, radio and Out of Home from today (Friday 20th May 2016). The launch of the campaign looks to raise awareness of tennis earlier in the summer season and builds on the strong momentum behind the sport following the historic Davis Cup by BNP Paribas win last year.
The campaign aims to celebrate the one great shot everyone has in their locker, no matter what their standard, and remind them of their love of the game. The concept behind the TVC itself centres on amateur players playing a competitive game of tennis at their local park tennis court, with iconic commentary from the legendary John Barrett and sounds of a Grand Slam Final, further evoking the sense of an emotional connection any player can have when playing the game.
The Out of Home advertising uses the evocative language of tennis moments that all players experience when they play, whilst the radio advertising uses the unique sounds of tennis to engage listeners. Radio will encourage people to search for tennis in their local area whilst the outdoor ads will direct players to their nearest court. This will be accompanied online with geo-targeted weather based advertising. The focus areas for the radio and Out of Home are Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield and Manchester.
Alex Mawer, Marketing Director of the LTA, comments; "The Davis Cup victory at the end of last year really captivated the British audience and we want to continue on this high and encourage people across the country to get involved in tennis, earlier in the season and more regularly. Through Go Hit It we expect to kick start the summer tennis season with the more people thinking about tennis, more people choosing tennis and more people playing tennis."
Lawrence Dallaglio, Founding Partner of BBH Sport, comments; "We're extremely excited about our partnership with British Tennis, and relish the task of getting more people playing tennis more often. The creative idea is to remind casual
players that a game on a local court can be just as epic as a Grand Slam final. 'Go Hit It' celebrates the unique thrill of playing this brilliant game."
The campaign is aimed specifically at the two million adults in the UK, aged 18-34 years old, who would play tennis more often if they thought about this sport earlier on in the summer. It's designed to remind the audience that tennis is fun, evoke joyful feelings about playing the sport and encourage people to get on a court and play.
It is part of a two-year strategy with its first year focusing on targeted regions, and its second rolling out across the whole of the UK.
Go Hit It builds on the success of Tennis for Kids with Highland Spring, whereby the LTA offered 15,000 free courses for kids aged 5-8 to encourage them to take part in a sport that's both fun and healthy, and can be enjoyed throughout their lives.


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My desktop client started hanging on the sync today, so I reinitialized it. that took forever, so I rebooted the machine and then reinstalled Zimbra
I now get this message:
Couldn't access Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop server. If issue persists after reinstall, please check logs for errors and report to Zimbra Desktop - Zimbra - Forums.
not sure what log files or which part I should be showing.
using Vista Home Premium
the zdesktop.out log shows:
0 INFO [main] log - Logging to org.slf4j.impl.Log4jLoggerAdapter(org.mortbay.log) via org.mortbay.log.Slf4jLog
437 INFO [main] log - jetty-6.1.5
593 INFO [main] log - No Transaction manager found - if your webapp requires one, please configure one.
Zimbra server process is running as uid=-1 euid=-1 gid=-1 egid=-1
1170 INFO [main] security - keystore not present
the zdesktop.log file has a lot of stuff but doesn't appear to have any errors
the logs are all dates shortly after I reinstalled - if I try to open Zimbra again, no messages are written to the logs despite the error message shown on the screen


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Start by verifying the cables are securely connected to the drive. If the USB cable that came with a Y-Cable, connect both to USB ports found on the back of your computer. This will ensure your drive is getting the appropriate power.
If the drive is still unrecognized, check to see if the drive appears in Disk Management. To open Disk Management, right click My Computer and choose Manage. Disk Management is found on the left under Storage.
In Disk Management, drives are listed as Disk 0, Disk 1, etc. Disk 0 is assigned as the primary hard drive on your computer (the c: drive). Depending on the number of drives or partitions on your system the external drive will commonly be identified as Disk 1 orDisk 2.
To manually assign a drive letter, bring up Disk Management and right click on the capacity of the drive.
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Gun advocates: Lawmakers must pass concealed-carry
CHICAGO (AP) -- The head of the Illinois State Rifle Association says a court's ruling Friday sends another message to lawmakers that they should legalize the concealed carry of firearms.
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday rejected Illinois' request to reconsider a ruling that the state's concealed carry ban is unconstitutional.
A three-judge panel in December gave lawmakers until June 8 to approve a new law. State Attorney General Lisa Madigan had asked the entire court to consider the case.
Richard Pearson is executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association, and he says the ruling makes clear that courts believe the prohibition violates Second Amendment rights. He says, if Illinois appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court, justices could find other gun restrictions unconstitutional.
CHICAGO (AP) -- Representatives from government agencies have taken turns speaking at a hearing in Chicago about how Illinois should carry out a court-ordered law letting people carry concealed weapons.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle spoke Friday at the Illinois House Judiciary Committee hearing. She urged extensive background checks and said guns shouldn't be allowed in schools, nursing homes, churches and government-owned and operated buildings. Chicago Transit Authority President Forrest Claypool said allowing guns on crowded trains and buses would be a "recipe for disaster."
Friday's hearing follows another hearing held by the same committee earlier this week in Springfield.
Representatives from law enforcement and the National Rifle Association also are scheduled to speak.


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BELLAIRE - James Carnes had a double-double with 15 points and 15 rebounds as Madonna defeated St. John.
Nate Guio also finished with a double-double, grabbing 14 boards and scoring 12 points for the Blue Dons.
Kyle Imer led the Fighting Irish with nine points while D.J. Shoemaker added six.


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Substitute your favorite frozen vegetable, such as green beans, for the peas.
Omit the 1/4 cup barbecue sauce added with the peas.
Prepare using your favorite flavor of KRAFT Barbecue Sauce.
Feel good serving your family this warm and hearty main-dish stew that's low in both calories and fat. And as a bonus, the carrots are an excellent source of vitamin A.
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You need more liquid with this recipe. I doubled the BBQ sauce and added a cup of beef broth and it still wasn't quite enough. I can't imagine how dry the beef would have been if I followed the recipe exactly. Kraft should look at this recipe again.
Great crock pot meal and a unique twist on beef stew with the bar-b-q sauce added. My husband and I got three meals from the recipe and the last meal had been frozen. It did seem to taste better the second and third meal, probably because the sauce really set in to the flavor. I did 'cheat' a bit on the peas and added extra since the bag I purchased was a larger bag than the recipe specified, but it seemd to improve the meal. Love this recipe since it is easy and great tasting.
I made this recipe exactly like the video said and she even says in the video it doesn't seem like a lot of liquid but it will be fine. Well i put it on and went to class and needless to say it burned and we couldn't even eat it, and yes it was on low.


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im not too worried about the one on the header... but the one on the muffler looks gross hehe...Btw... Fosters = gross They dont even really sell it here in Australia.There are plenty of other local beers which are actually drinkable
I will agree with you about Fosters, heep of horrible goo in a bottle from The Fosters Group.Try a Kilkenny or a Beck's that's all I drink now. VB was given me to many headaches but that might have been my other half also I wouldn't worry too much about the dis-colourization, my C5 has done the same.
Hey Keith,are you from Aus?Im a fan of stuff from coopers and little creatures breweries..... *licks lips*Thanks for the input guys.. ill see if it polishes off easily, otherwise ill leave it alone.
im not too worried about the one on the header... but the one on the muffler looks gross hehe...
It's normal - look at mine. Makes me want to hurl. The catalytic converter in the bike (am I the only one who thinks catalytic converter and bike should never be used in the same sentence?) is the cause.
Did you modify your brake pedal? No rubber and it's up higher than stock.
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What is the continent called?
I'm a DM for a small group and I am looking for a drawing/sketch of our little DnD Map, both for reference and as a little suprise for my group after a whole year of playing. We are a fairly fun and casual group.
Project Scope:
A Fantasy Land Map, showing a only partially explored landscape, with 4 major city/population locations and many smaller ones. The Project is small, only for me and my group. The Artist retrains all rights and we will not spread/use the map outside of our DnD sessions and maybe hang a copy on my wall. The map will not be used commercially in anyway. I'm also intrested in maps of the citys, thou they are vastly open for your creativ design.
Description of Map:
A continent, partially explored. Water to the east, Land and Jungle to the west. A rough markup off locations and landscape is attached and you can view some artwork/details/lore at OMGDandD (starting page 3 the lore shows up, before that its artwork.)
The various text blocks describe the area around them / the area where the citys should be placed (anywhere in that area).
Description of Citys/Land;
OMGDandD - The land & the people I
Addtionally there is a the Citadel, a fortress/Center of several religious guilds with 7 or more smaller villages (under 1000 people/village) around it.
The Citys are all under a half million in population, with Troika being the most population heavy.
Resolution: As you see fit.
Format: Jpeg, Tiff, or EPS. I leave it to your expertise on which format to use.
Transfer of files: Email: spezi....alist_tom....at.....yahoo.de (remove all dots besides the one before de and turn at into @)
As you see fit, but optimally it has a "made by a member of this fantasy world" - be it a trader, general or travler.
Thou I like this style:
Remains with cartographer.
These maps will not be published or reproduced for commercial gain.
Thusly they will be for my group to use during Tabletop play, which hopefully will last many more years.
After you have created the map, you may freely resell/reuse/give away the map to others, too.
Before August 30, the sooner the better.
Paypal (may take a 2% - 5% fee for currency transcation and therelike).
I am offering a payment of 10-30 (13 to 40 US$), depending on the maps quality, but may upgrade if someone puts serious effort in there work/impresses. Alternativly, if the map maker desires it, I can donate the same sum to this site.
I'm additionally offering up to 10 for nice drawings/maps or top-down-views off the citys, for anyone intrested.
Payment is on delivery, but if you so desire you can send a very low quality/res version to me, I review it, send you half the money, receive the full quality version and send the remaining amount.
For Clarity;
The World map: 10 - 50
Starfall, the City of Traders:
Kalden - City of Magic & Mystery OMGDandD: Photo
City of Industry, Troika
Up to 10 /map
For now via this thread and the Cartographers Guild messenger, as well as directly over the tumblr site or email spezi....alist_tom....at.....yahoo.de (remove all dots besides the one before de and turn at into @)
It is perfectly fine with me if a Cartographer takes a City, another the Continent Map and yet another a seperate city.
Note: The low amount of cash is mostly based on my limited means, I relize maps take massive effort and are wonderful art. And I want some : )


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I've been looking for a place where I can find opinions on maps.(possibly even opinions if they would work in fantasy worlds where magic is part of warfare etc.) and this seems like the perfect place.
I've always been a gamer got my ps1 when I was 9, I was 14 but when my friend bought elder scrolls: oblivion when it hit the stores... Weeks of nonstop gaming living on noodles left a deep impression on me. But it wasn't till I rediscovered reading this christmas I even thought about mapping anything ever.
So now to my discovering of mapping, I got this stupid idea from my friend that we wanted to one day make a game. But how? I had heard the elder scrolls series had a book(haven't read it yet but am going to) so I thought why not write a novel so we can have lore to a rpg?(since well most my favourite games are rpg's) Now it got tricky... how am I supposed to write a book? I finished school when I was 16! 2 different voc school educations ended because lack of interest, after that I ended up as a roadie.
2years of idling.
Now or never I decided. Google. Guides on writing books. All poo except few advice's. Wait, these advice's suggest me to... create interesting characters(not dull/plain),creating a lore and read the genre I want to jump into. Time to begin. With what...?>.<'
Yesterday I got my material together and looked at it. Pathetic. So I decided...
To find the most interesting/epic/influental characters, I need to write a story about them how they got to where they are. So that's when it hit me. To create a great story I need a great map. Google search:Mapping. The guild. Now I'm here. With little material, little knowledge of the genre but great passion instilled in me after reading first law book 1 and 2 and just starting malazan book of the fallen gardens of the moon. Amazing how I could get into reading so much even though I never cared about it before. Now I have a purpose. To finish this project. Lol.
So now you know why I am here. The dumbest idea ever turned into a creative the best idea ever. I was lost and didn't know what I really wanted to do with my life. 2 options i had ... 1. the streets, but I ain't working with a risk 2. follow your dream no matter how rocky the road ahead looks like. Wish me luck? I need more than luck make this happen. xD You'll have to put up with me here until I win the lottery cause then I will buy a island and live without internet and never get the education needed to do this.
Any support, advice or recommendations are greatly appreciated and will be remembered when I rule the world with bags of gold and 10 barrels of wine. Obvious lie should be obvious.
Glad I got that out of the system, I'll be back when I got something concrete and know what WIP means. I'm guessing WIP is world in progress but not sure since I'm new to this stuff.
This has gotta be the hardest intro to get through, ever. No doubt.


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Thomasville, GA- An arrest has been made in connection to a Thomasville shooting.
30-year-old Marcus Williams is charged with reckless conduct.
Thomasville Police say a fight broke out between Williams and 35-year-old Jamal Hayes early Wednesday morning.
That's when Williams is accused of shooting Hayes in the stomach.
Hayes is at the hospital in good condition.
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Spring is here and so is our new merchandise! Come see pottery, glass, prints and jewelry by local artists, as well as fabulous children's toys and games. Up to 75% off!
All proceeds from the Museum Shop support our educational programming.
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Business Manager Cathy Piner , who has worked for the aquarium for 29 years, was recognized with the 2013 Award of Excellence.
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The two were selected from nominations by their fellow aquarium employees.
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Installing Four-Wheel Disc Brakes On A Tri-Five Chevy - Drummed OutWritten by on February 1, 2012 Contributors: Jason Scudellari
Hot rodding is all about going fast, though it'd be foolish to increase performance without increasing braking capacity. If you've experienced brake fade or simply not been able to bring a car to a stop once you've made performance upgrades, you'll appreciate the importance of improving the "whoa" as well as the "go".
Of course, in recent years, braking and handling have become much hotter topics, as performance has become measured not just in straight line quarter-mile times but on autocross circuits and with the popularity of Pro Touring–style cars. You wanna drive your car? Well, that's what they're for in our opinion, so it makes sense to upgrade the braking system as well as the engine.
There's not much that can beat four-wheel disc brakes, and there's not much that can beat a bolt-in upgrade kit, which is exactly what Classic Performance Products can provide for a number of classic cars, as well as trucks. So after we lowered the '55 Chevy wagon last month, we set about installing just such a kit, prior to owner Paul Gauvry upgrading the motor and trans. Note the emphasis on prior! There's not much point doing it afterward is there?
You already saw the disc brakes going on the front, as CPP supplied their drop spindles and brakes pre-assembled. It saves you work and time, and saves them answering technical queries on the phone! So with the front brakes already installed during the suspension swap, we'll concentrate on showing how you can add rear discs to a stock '55 Chevy rearend. It's a true bolt-in swap, as was the suspension, and is easily accomplished in a few hours. The new master cylinder and booster even attaches to the stock brake pedal.
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Seeing as the front brakes are supplied fully assembled, any installation problems are virtually eliminated. However, before fitting the brakes and spindles we felt it wise to ensure there were no clearance problems with our wheels. As the wagon has already been updated to 15-inchers, we were in the clear.With the spindles installed as shown last month, all we had to do was hook up the stainless braided brake hose, shown here still tucked between the rotor and spindle to prevent damage during installation, and ensure the hose won't contact any moving suspension parts, including the springs. Note we chose the optional cross-drilled rotors.Converting the stock '55 Chevy rearend to disc brakes was a little more involved than the frontend upgrade! With the wagon on the rack, the brake drums were removed.Though we've probably all used needle-nosed pliers to remove the brake shoe clips and springs, a dedicated tool is available for this purpose. This one's from Snap-on, and eliminates the possibility of losing the retaining clips once the slot in them aligns with the end of the spring pin, which is removed through the backing plate once the springs are released.With the retaining clips and springs removed, the remainder of the drum internals—springs, shoes, and adjusters—can be removed.Though we'd advise removing the axle shafts and using a press to remove the studs, they can be removed using a dead blow hammer at this stage.New, longer studs (supplied) can then be installed, here using an air ratchet to pull them into place. Note a couple of washers are used between the nut and the faceplate of the shaft. The studs have to be pulled or pressed into place as the section of the stud that locates in the shaft has knurled ridges to retain it.With the new studs installed, we could move onto removing the shafts, as the backing plates had to be removed, and are held in place by the bearing retainer plate on the shaft (arrow).
The axle shaft could then be removed from the housing, the retainer plate and bearing coming with it. On post-'65 GM cars and '63 trucks, the shafts are held in place by a C-clip in the center of the rearend, not by the four-bolt flange and plate, though CPP offers kits for these too.Once the brake line was removed from the slave cylinder, and the emergency brake cable disconnected, the backing plate was removed.Here's what you'll be faced with now, with 50-plus years of crud and grime covering the ends of the axle housing!After cleanup, the new caliper bracket and spacer were located on four new bolts through the flange that held the backing plate and retainer plate.This backing plate shim (replacing the thickness of the backing plate now it's no longer used) locates on the retaining bolts.While the shafts were removed, the bearings and seals were inspected. Deemed OK, the shafts were re-installed, with RTV in the freshly cleaned bearing housings.Thick and thin shims are included in the kit, fitting between the caliper bracket and the spacer, and should be installed as required to center the caliper over the rotor. They weren't needed in our application. The retaining plate nuts and bolts were then tightened.
These clamps secure the brake hose tab to the rearend housing, with a new section of hard line plumbed into the existing lines. Once the flexible hose end was located and clamped, the banjo bolts on the caliper could be tightened.Four-wheel disc brakes will require a new master cylinder, as well as a booster; this assembly was also supplied by CPP. It includes a combination valve.With the master cylinder and combination valve removed, the booster was bolted to the existing studs on the firewall, and connected to the brake pedal.It's always advisable to bench bleed a new master cylinder. Clamped in a vise, and with plastic tubing leading from the outlets back into the reservoir, a socket extension bar was used to operate the master cylinder.Bench bleeding will remove air bubbles from the internal passageways of the master cylinder, meaning you won't be attempting to push air through the cylinder, as well as there being fewer bubbles when bleeding the system properly. Note the bubbles visible in the tubing and fluid at the top of the picture.With plugs in the outlets to prevent loss of fluid, the master cylinder was installed on the booster, the plugs then removed to install the combination valve. Obviously a little fluid will escape at this time so use a rag to prevent damage to paint on the inner fender.The brake lines to the front and rear of the wagon were connected next. Obviously, a dedicated brake-fitting wrench would be advisable here, though that's not so important when working with new fittings!We won't go into detail on bleeding the system, as that's covered in every workshop manual, plus we figure if you're undertaking this type of work, you're already comfortable with the procedure! All that remains to complete the brake system on this wagon is to install new e-brake cables. CPP can supply these too, designed to fit the stock brackets using stock-style C-clips.
Fitting the new cables to the calipers is simple, this arm having a slot to locate the cable end. Connect the other end of the cable to the e-brake mechanism, and adjust to suit.


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The Little Prince
A crash-landed aviator meets a curious little Prince from a house-size asteroid while stranded in the desert. As the open-hearted little Prince recounts tales of characters he has met in his intergalactic travels, the aviator is reminded of the simple truths people seem to forget as they grow older.
A parable celebrating the wisdom of the innocent, the play is based on one of the most beloved children's stories of all time.
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SHADYSIDE - Shadyside and Wheeling Central had the feeling of a tournament game Tuesday night in Tiger Town.
Battling for positioning in next week's Wheeling Hospital OVAC Basketball Championships in a possible defacto play-in game, the Knights locked up their berth by fighting off the Tigers, who got within two twice in the second half, 61-53.
"With Donahue and Cameron not playing, I think it might come down to bonus points," Wheeling Central coach Mel Stephens said. "I guess we'll see what happens, but I told the kids we controlled our own destiny, which was kind of our focus coming in."
As for the Tigers, who were sitting in fourth in the OVAC standings released on Monday, they'll have to wait and see how the bonus points fall.
The official pairings will be finalized this morning.
The Knights surged out to a 16-point lead in the first half, taking advantage of a chilly shooting performance by Shadyside. The Tigers meshed 5 of 25 from the field during the first 16 minutes of action
"We told our kids at halftime that Shadyside was going to shoot the ball better than they did in the first half," Stephens said. "That was by no means a normal Shadyside shooting performance."
They made a run, but each time we were able to stretch it back out."
Shadyside (9-10) was within nine at halftime and were as close as two at 33-31 and 36-34 in the third, but the Knights closed the period with eight in a row, including back-to-back triples from junior ace David Park.
"You have to be able to score the ball and we really struggled with that, especially, early in the game," Shadyside coach Ed Andes said. "We had good looks, but we just couldn't put them in. We were lucky to be only down by what we were down."
The Knights got out to a 12-point lead early in the fourth on a Justin Hammers' run-out bucket.
Shadyside fought back within six with 4:30 to go when sophomore Austin Dorris converted a pair from the line. Central answered once again with seven of the next nine points, including a conventional 3-point play from Hammers.
The Tigers, however, just wouldn't go away. With senior Adam Stupak leading the charge, Shadyside scored seven straight to get within 55-51.
However, impressive freshman Chase Harler, who scored a team-high 20 points, kept the Tigers at bay by meshing four foul shots down the stretch.
"When you play a good team, you have to be able to make shots," Andes said. "(Harler and Parks) are good offensive players. When they're open, they're going to score."
Park complemented Harler's effort with 14 points and 15 rebounds. Hammers added nine points.
Stupak led the Tigers with 20 points. Dorris, who was held primarily in check on the interior, finsihed with 10 points. Skyler Gibson added eight points.
Central, which controlled the glass, finished with 33 rebounds and only 10 turnovers. Shadyside collected 22 rebounds and was guilty of only eight turnovers.


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - CAA Football has had five different
schools win FCS national titles in the last 16 years, and two more made
serious attempts to increase that impressive total last season, with Towson
reaching the championship game and New Hampshire the national semifinals.
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across the nation:
Maine must overcome the loss of numerous key seniors to stay in the title mix.
Redshirt sophomore Dan Collins appears to be the replacement for All-CAA
quarterback Marcus Wasilewski, who posted one of the best seasons in program
history. But it's not welcome news for coach Jack Cosgrove that his squad has
to replace three starters on the offensive line.
Towson running back Darius Victor, the CAA's 2013 offensive rookie of the
was particularly impressive as a freshman, but the Tigers will find it nearly
impossible to replace Terrance West (2,509 yards, 42 total touchdowns) to an
early departure to the NFL. In fact, the Tigers return only three starters on
The face of James Madison's program, head coach Mickey Matthews, who led the
Dukes to the 2004 national title, has changed after 15 seasons. New defensive-
minded coach Everett Withers, who has learned under such coaches as Urban
Meyer, Jeff Fisher and Mack Brown, is charged with lifting a program that has
underachieved in recent years yet might be next in line for an FCS-to-FBS
While James Madison continues to entertain a future move to the FBS, the CAA
will grow this season with the addition of Elon from the Southern Conference.
The Phoenix have struggled the last two seasons, but have a new coach in Rich
New Rhode Island coach Jim Fleming, the former defensive coordinator at
Florida, won't find a quick fix to the Rams' perennial struggles. The Rams
have a change at quarterback after the graduation of two-and-a-half-year
starter Bob Bentsen (redsirt junior Kolt Peavey, who started the final game
last season, and redshirt freshmen Luke Casey and Mack Lowrie, a Boston
College transfer, are next in line), and the defense lost eight of its primary
It might be a big season for the pass rushers. Only two of the 15 offensive
linemen on the three All-CAA teams, Richmond's Austin Gunn (first team) and
Villanova's Ross Hall (third team), were underclassmen last season.
Second-year Delaware coach Dave Brock won't have to do a lot to motivate his
Blue Hens, who have missed the playoffs the last three seasons. They were 7-2
after a win over Towson last season and then missed a postseason berth by
losing their final three games.
Will Year 2 in the CAA go better for Albany and Stony Brook? Both stepped up
class a year ago and Albany was winless in conference games while Stony Brook
had a losing season.
Now about those sleepless nights ... think Villanova dual-threat quarterback
John Robertson.
New Hampshire can rotate quarterbacks Sean Goldrich and Andy Vailas for the
third straight season. Over the last two campaigns, including the Wildcats'
to the national semifinals last season, Goldrich has posted 3,869 yards of
total offense and a combined 30 TD passes and runs; Vailas, 3,582 and 35.
Richmond has the conference's best passing quarterback in senior Michael
Strauss, who wants to transform his sizzling Novembers over the last two years
into full-season success.
Delaware senior Michael Johnson is one of the CAA's most versatile players.
receptions, rushes and kickoff returns, he ranked second in the CAA with 150
all-purpose yards per game.
Albany, under new coach Greg Gattuso, has a true standout in running back Omar
Osbourne, who churned out 1,206 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground and
caught 23 passes as a junior.
William & Mary's defense was scary good last season and three of its All-CAA
first-team selections, Mike Reilly at end and Airek Green and Luke Rhodes at
linebacker, return.
Towson loses its three starting linebackers, but only because Bryton Barr
missed 14 games with a shoulder injury. He started as a true freshman in 2012.
Not long ago, quarterback Michael Birdsong was considered the present and
future of James Madison football. He still might be, but Withers has brought
transfer Vad Lee, an option-style signal caller who started all 13 games at
Georgia Tech last season. Both QBs have two seasons of eligibility remaining.
New Hampshire will try to replace the 1,000-plus yards and 10 touchdowns of
wide receiver Justin Mello. Jimmy Giansante, Jared Allison, Mike DeTroia and
Kyon Taylor each hopes to be the answer.
Three Villanova sophomores - Trey Johnson, Jason Ceneus and C.J. Logan - are
battling for two open jobs at cornerback.
Towson's offensive line returns one starter, guard Sam Evans. The young unit
includes tackles Jake Schunke, a junior, and Shayne Sullivan, a sophomore, as
well as redshirt freshmen Amos Campbell, Antonio Harris and Fred Santarelli.
Villanova is counting on junior nose guard Pat Williams to replace Antoine
Lewis and sophomore defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon to replace Rakim Cox after
they lost the two All-CAA standouts.
William & Mary senior defensive tackle Jasper Coleman has never earned All-CAA
honors, but if he stays healthy, he could make a late-career move to pro
potential. The athletic 6-foot-4, 290-pounder has a high ceiling.
Elon is counting on a banner season out of junior linebacker Alexander Dawson.
Stony Brook had a pair of 1,000-yard rushers for three straight seasons from
2010-12. Marcus Coker, coming off an injury-shortened season, will be the
featured back, but Massachusetts transfer Stacey Bedell is said to have
abilities similar to Brock Jackolski, who had two of the 1,000-yard seasons.
Only a junior this coming season, Maine's Trevor Bates has been handed the No.
9 jersey that is passed down from the team's defensive leader to the next in
line. He can play either defensive end or linebacker.
It only seems like William & Mary has been trying to fix its quarterback woes
(injuries and ineffectiveness) since before 35th-year coach Jimmye Laycock's
arrival on campus. The problem of the last three seasons hopes to have a fix
with veteran Raphael Ortiz, promising redshirt freshman Jhalil Mosley and
sophomore Steve Cluley.
A team can't get away with allowing 468.5 yards per game in any conference,
alone the CAA. Elon allowed that amount in its final season in the Southern
Conference and now has to retool its defense after losing a lot up front and
the secondary.
Not only does Stony Brook seek to replace punter/kicker Nick Ferrara, but its
special teams lacked breakaway ability. The kick returners averaged only 17
yards and the punt returners just six yards. At least Graham Ball came on
strong during the second half of the season to ease some of the place-kicking
Delaware has to do a better job against the pass, as reflected in November
losses last season. The Blues were 10th in the CAA in pass defense and they
surrendered a conference-high 26 touchdown passes. Getting back a healthier
Jake Giusti at free safety is huge.
Albany: March 24-April 19
Delaware: April 8-May 3
Elon: March 31-April 26
James Madison: March 19-April 12
Maine: April 10-May 3
New Hampshire: April 1-May 3
Rhode Island: March 24-April 26
Richmond: April 19-March 20
Stony Brook: March 25-April 26
Towson: March 27-April 26
Villanova: March 11-April 12
William & Mary: March 14-April 12
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