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I only have 40 miles on them, but I have to say I'm impressed. Huge difference in rolling resistance over my old Gatorskins, and seem durable. Hit a few pieces of road debris and small rocks - no cuts to be found. Very smooth riding tires. They're easy to install and a great price too. If they last a reasonable amount of miles, I will definitely buy these again.
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Durable enough to train, supple enough to race, light enough to climb. It's a good all around tyre that doesn't excel anywhere but doesn't have any shortcomings either.
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I use these tires as my training on my Tri bike. I previously had Michelin Pro 3 Service Course. I selected the Rubino Pro 3 Slick based on the wear, puncture protection, cost and rolling resistance. These tires are slightly more supple than the Pro 3 SCs and they definitely roll much easier. I can really tell that the effort required is less than before. The cost is right near the Pro SC, and these have a higher level of flat protection. They are wearing well after a few hundred miles. I will use Open Corsa Slicks for my race tire next year, but in the meantime, these Rubino Pro 3 Slick will log many more miles.
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My previous bike had Continental Ultra GatorSkins and Specialized Armadillos because I sought maximum puncture protection --- I dreaded getting flats because I didn't really know how to fix them and wanted to avoid them at all cost.
These tires gave new life to my bike --- it removed a lot of the "dead weight" feel of the ride. They roll smoother, corner pretty well, and do great even in wet conditions. Puncture protection is decent for California roads. The only flats I've had are due to running over things that no tire would protect against.
I get about 4,000 miles on the front and 2,000 miles on the rear. I don't rotate my tires (too lazy). These are comparable to Michelin Pro4 Service Course tires, and between the two, I'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference. The Michelins tend to show "squaring off" when they're approaching their end-of-life for me, whereas it's harder to spot on the Rubinos.
Lots of experience commuting on this tire
I've been commuting to downtown Chicago from the western suburbs for 20 years, which amounts to something like 30,000 miles. I consider a kevlar belted tire a must on city streets, and I've tried several brands over the years. But I've been using the Vittoria Rubino Pro for many years now, and it's been better than any other tire I've ever tried. It's not unusual for me go an entire season without a puncture, and unlike some other tires, the Vittoria is light, has a nice supple road feel and excellent adhesion on wet roads.
Good long lasting
These came stock on my Felt F85. They've worn really well. I've got almost 2,000 miles on mine and still haven't rotated them. I've only had a couple of flats, one in the front and one in the rear. I'm just biding my time till I can purchase a set of red/black ones. I would definitely recommend these.


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MIAMI (AP) — Video of Justin Bieber made at a South Florida police station after his January arrest shows him walking unsteadily during a sobriety test.
Miami-Dade County prosecutors released about 10 hours of video Wednesday, only a few moments of which depicted Beiber. In one clip, Beiber wavers as he tries to walk heel to toe, then stumbles slightly as he turns and appears to have his arms out for balance.
The video was sought by The Associated Press and other media organizations under Florida's public records law.
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Attorneys for the 19-year-old singer persuaded a judge to withhold four clips depicting Bieber urinating in a cup for a drug test.
Bieber has pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence, resisting arrest and invalid-license charges following his Jan. 23 arrest.
More Bieber jail video may stay under wraps
Bieber's wobbly walk during a South Florida sobriety test isn't the only thing police video captured after his January arrest on driving under the influence and other charges. But it's unclear if the remaining clips will be released.
Bieber's attorneys raised no objections to the roughly 10 hours of video released Wednesday following public records requests by The Associated Press and other news organizations. They have argued to a judge that police video of the 19-year-old pop singer urinating into a cup for a drug test invades his privacy.
Miami-Dade County Judge William Altfield plans to review the withheld video privately and have a hearing next week on whether any portions will be released.


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CAMERON - Chesapeake Energy attorneys deny the company's drilling and fracking contaminated Jeremiah Magers' drinking water well with methane, so he is now suing CNX Gas Corp. and Columbia Gas Transmission for the problem.
Since 2009, Magers has been dealing with issues at his residence near Cameron that he believes are directly related to drilling and fracking operations. In 2010, he said he heard heavy natural gas gurgles and detected a mist coming from his water well, so he called 911. The mist was such that Magers said he had to "burn off" some of the gas to help prevent an explosion.
Magers previously reported his water well became contaminated with methane - and that natural gas began bubbling in Fish Creek - shortly after Chesapeake began fracking at a production site roughly 1,200 feet from Magers' water tank. His complaint states, "Sufficient gas was present that the plaintiffs could ignite both the water and Fish Creek."
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Jeremiah Magers of Clark Hill Road near Cameron tried to burn away the natural gas that was trapped inside his former drinking water well in 2010. Now he is suing Chesapeake Energy, CNX Gas Corp. and Columbia Gas Transmission in U.S. District Court for damages.
Magers originally filed suit against Chesapeake in Marshall County Circuit Court in February, but the case was later shifted to U.S. District Court in Wheeling. Magers' attorney, Joseph Canestraro, alleges Chesapeake's failure to provide a fresh water source demonstrates "willful, wanton, intentional, reckless and malicious" behavior, along with "criminal indifference to the obligations it owed to the plaintiffs."
However, Magers has now amended his complaint to also file suit against CNX Gas Corp. and Columbia Gas Transmission. CNX is the natural gas drilling arm of Consol Energy, the parent company of the local McElroy and Shoemaker coal mines.
The amended complaint states that CNX "drilled shallow gas wells on a tract of land adjacent to the plaintiffs' property. It further notes that Columbia "has a gas storage field on a tract of land adjacent to plaintiffs' property."
Chesapeake officials previously said the company addressed the issues at Magers' property by collecting water samples. Chesapeake withdrew the water supply from Magers' home because the company's test results showed the "methane present in the water sample did not match the gas from our oil and gas operations."
West Virginia Office of Oil and Gas Chief James Martin previously confirmed his department has investigated the source of Magers' gas problems, but he said the representatives were unable to draw a conclusion regarding the source of the methane. The oil and gas office operates as an arm of the state Department of Environmental Protection.
"The defendants have failed to provide the plaintiffs an alternate water supply or compensate them for the contamination of their water well and their costs in purchasing water," the complaint claims. "The plaintiffs had no need to purchase water prior to their water being contaminated."
Larry Blalock of the Jackson Kelly law firm is Chesapeake's company counsel for the case. He states that Chesapeake has not provided water to Magers because the company does not believe it is obligated to do so. Blalock is asking the court to dismiss Chesapeake from the lawsuit - and award him the "costs and expenses" incurred for trying the case.
As of Friday, neither CNX nor Columbia had responded to Magers' complaint.


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BARBERTON -- Police use DNA swabbed from a dead dog's mouth to catch a suspect after a man robs home's residents and the dog bites him.
On Oct. 6, Barberton police officers responded to a robbery call on Jefferson Avenue.
Three suspects with masks one carrying a gun -- broke into a home and robbed the residents. One victim was assaulted during the robbery.
The residents had a pitbull on the premises and it attacked and bit one of the suspects in the arm and leg. One of the suspects shot the dog as they were running away and the dog died.
At the house, police officers swabbed the dogs mouth for DNA and submitted the DNA into evidence and it was sent to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification for analysis.
On Dec. 5, Barberton investigators were alerted to a possible DNA match from the sample coming back to David Stoddard.
Officers attempted to locate David Stoddard at several locations and he could not be located.
Through conversations with Stoddard's attorney, arrangements were attempted to be made to turn himself in to investigators and be charged at that time.
Prior to Stoddard coming in with his attorney, Stoddard was arrested by the Akron Police Department for unrelated charges.
On Thursday, David Stoddard, 24, of Barberton, was indicted by the Summit County Grand Jury on charges of aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary.


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The west Londoners are going to help raise money for Connor Whipp to receive cancer treatment
Brentford are to provide the services of Griffin Park on May 20 for a charity game to help a four year old Bees fan who suffers from an aggressive form of cancer.
Connor Whipp needs £250,000 to travel to the USA for treatment and his family have, so far, raised £40,000.
The west London club have already had collections before the Rochdale and Bury games with over £3,000 raised.
The game will be played between Griffin Park Grapevine FC [GPG], compiled of supporters on the Bees discussion forum and Stoney's All Stars [SAS] with both sides having former Brentford players in their ranks.
New Staines boss Marcus Gayle will captain the SAS, with Paul Gibbs captaining the GPG.
Other former players are expected to be Ijah Anderson, Gus Hurdle, Roger Joseph, Ross Montague, Adam Newton, Billy Manuel, Glenn Poole and Dean Wells and other old boys may partake.
The ground will be open from 11.30am with free entry for all but fans are encouraged to purchase raffle tickets.
After the game, presentations will be made to both teams in The Hive and this will be followed by the Raffle Draw and an auction of items donated to the cause.
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Sacramento, CA (Sports Network) - Mikh McKinney scored 18 points to lead the
Sacramento State Hornets past the Southern Utah Thunderbirds, 64-59, in a Big
Sky conference bout at the Nest.
Konner Veteto added 14 points and eight rebounds and Dylan Garrity chipped
in 12 points and six assists for Sacramento State (7-5, 2-2 Big Sky) which had
lost four of its previous five games.
Jackson Stevenett posted a double-double with 24 points and 12 rebounds for
Southern Utah (5-8, 3-1) and Damon Heuir tallied 14 points. The Thunderbirds
had won three of their previous four.
After the Hornets opened the game on a 14-2 run Southern Utah rallied and
trailed by just three points, 29-26, at halftime. Both teams struggled in the
period with the Hornets hitting on 33.3 percent of their field goal attempts
and the Thunderbirds successful on just 30.8 percent.
In the second half Sacramento State heated up to 53.3 percent shooting and
used a 17-7 edge from the free throw line to pull out the victory.
The Thunderbirds hit just 32.2 percent of their shots overall but managed to
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Sarasota, FL (Sports Network) - Nate McLouth clubbed a pair of solo home runs
and Miguel Gonzalez combined with five Baltimore pitchers on a 1-hitter,
enabling the Orioles to complete their spring training slate with a 7-1 win
over the New York Mets.
Chris Davis added a two-run homer and Steve Pearce delivered a solo shot for
Baltimore, which will open the regular season Tuesday at Tampa Bay. Both
McLouth and Davis finished 2-for-3 with two runs scored in the victory.
Gonzalez yielded the Mets' only hit, a Marlon Byrd single to begin the top of
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An abandoned prison would seem creepy enough around Halloween. Now add blood-curdling screams.
That's the formula for "Terror Behind the Walls" at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia. It's billed as the nation's largest haunted house outside an amusement park.
The centuries-old prison once housed gangster Al Capone. But it closed in 1971 and is now preserved in a state of semi-ruin.
Each night during the frightfest, about 130 actors in gruesome costumes roam the scary scenes that have been created in the prison yard and cellblocks.
Performers have always been able to sneak up on visitors but not touch them. This year, beware! Actors can grab and interact with those brave souls who wear a special glow-in-the-dark necklace.


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Brides Say 'Yes' to Selling Their Dress ... Before the Wedding!
Plenty of modern brides looking to save money on their weddings are selling their gowns after the big day. But the latest trend has women putting those lovely dresses on the resale market before they've even said "I do."


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Officials Dedicate School Sunday
March 16, 2013
CAMERON — A new era officially gets under way in Cameron on Sunday, when representatives of all levels of government and the community gather to dedicate the new Cameron High/Middle School complex....
So Marshall County residents do NOT pay state taxes? Local, state and federal tax payers are one in the same!
"About 80 percent of the $31 million for building the school was provided by the SBA. Renzella said the taxpayers of Marshall County paid less than $6 million for the new school."
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AKRON -- Halloween was his passion.
For the last 40 years, Donald Johns dished out heaps of horror to millions of people who were hungry for a spooky treat that no sugary sweet inside a plastic pumpkin pail could satisfy.
Johns -- who owned and operated the Haunted Schoolhouse and Haunted Laboratory on Triplett Boulevard -- passed away Friday morning after a short illness.
He was surrounded by friends and family. His 63rd birthday came earlier this month.
Johns forever changed the local Halloween landscape in 1974 when he transformed the Thomastown Elementary School into the Haunted Schoolhouse -- a three-story haunted attraction.
Photos: Inside Akron's Haunted Schoolhouse and Haunted Laboratory
In 1981, Johns purchased the neighboring four-story Guggenheim Airship Institute and created the Haunted Laboratory.
Screams have been filling the autumn air every haunting season since.
2013 marks the 40th anniversary of the Haunted Schoolhouse -- only the third Halloween attraction in the country to reach that milestone.
His family says they will continue the haunting legacy by keeping the attractions in operation this fall and beyond.
Together, the Haunted Schoolhouse and Haunted Laboratory comprise seven floors of combined terror.
Johns' motivation to start his own haunted house ignited after visiting Scream in the Dark -- a haunted attraction that operated for just six seasons following its debut on E. Market Street in 1969.
Johns not only owned the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory, but was the brains behind the scares lurking inside. He crafted ideas and created the frights -- many of which were trendsetters in haunted house industry.
His attention to detail was flawless with every cobweb, creature and skeleton placed precisely throughout his macabre maze. Critics frequently compared Johns' haunted house scenes to movie sets.
In recent years, the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory gained national recognition.
- In 2009, AOL Digital City ranked both haunted houses as the third-scariest in the United States.
- "Hauntworld" magazine selected the Schoolhouse and Lab as two of the nation's top 13 haunted houses, while also declaring the attractions as two of the most influential in the industry.
- Fangoria.com has also listed the terrifying twosome within America's top 20 hometown haunts.
- Last year, the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory were given the "National Treasure Award" from the OniHaunts 2012 tour.
- Within the last week, HauntedHouseRatings.com ranked the Haunted Schoolhouse among the nation's best.
Several years ago, "Lost" actor Daniel Roebuck was touring the country filming a documentary about the Halloween industry in which he labeled the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory as "two of the best haunted houses in the country."
For many, the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory were the first haunted houses they ever experienced. Over time, it has certainly become as traditional as trick-or-treating for many local families who make a yearly fall trek to the ominous, eerie buildings.
Throughout the years, Johns employed thousands upon thousands of people who helped bring the seasonal scares to lurid life. It was the place many young jobseekers earned their very first paycheck.
His impact on the haunted house industry and local Halloween flavor are undeniable.
By those who knew him well, Johns was often quoted for his notorious lines: "Oh, geez" and "That'll be good." He was known for counting down the days, hours, minutes and seconds before the Haunted Schoolhouse and Laboratory creaked open for yet another fright-filled season.
Johns, who also served in the National Guard for six years, is survived by many loved ones including his wife of 42 years, Cindy, and his daughter, Aimee and her husband, Dave. Johns was also the proud "Papa" of two granddaughters.
Calling hours are being held Tuesday, May 28 at the Redmon Funeral Home located at 3633 Darrow Road in Stow from 4-8 p.m. Rev. Johns will be laid to rest at Northlawn Memorial Gardens following an 11 a.m. funeral service Wednesday.
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Tips for Adding a Garden Shed to Your Backyard
Spring is here and that means it is time to start gardening, landscaping and taking care of our yards. If you have a green thumb and enjoy landscaping or gardening (vegetables or flowers), you might benefit from building a garden shed in your backyard. They are the perfect addition to your lawn or garden and work well for storing tools and supplies as well as seeds, bulbs, pots and more. If you think you might benefit from building a lawn and garden shed, the following tips will help you get started.
- Determine how you will use the garden shed. Do you need it to store items like the lawn mower, rakes, leaf blower, sprinklers and hoses during the off season, and DIY tools? Do you need extra space to store other seasonal items like patio furniture during the winter? Will you store other items inside that you don't want to keep in your home or garage like paint cans, fertilizer and oil containers? Will you use the garden shed for planting and potting plants? Drying seeds and storing bulbs? Do you simply want a peaceful place where you can enjoy your gardening hobby?
- Decide what size garden shed will accommodate your needs. If you have minimal space or a small lot, your lot may dictate the size of the garden shed. However, if space is not an issue, knowing how you plan to use the shed (see # 1) will help you determine what size garden shed you will need.
- What type of shed access will you need? A single door? An overhead garage door making it easy to access the riding mower? Double doors so you can easily move or access large items?
- Consider your budget. If you are working with a tight budget make sure you stick to it. Check various lumberyards for deals on building materials to keep from overspending. If you have a generous budget, keep an open mind about adding potential special features that you may find particularly handy like lighting, a workbench, planning table or utility sink.
- Determine your electrical needs. If you plan to spend a lot of time in your garden shed, you may want to install overhead or task lighting. If you'll only be in the shed a few minutes at a time, perhaps a couple of windows will provide enough lighting. Also, think about any power tools you may have that require you to charge batteries or need electricity. Plan to install electrical outlets accordingly.
- Take time to research local building codes. Before buying a garden shed plan ask your local building department what building codes you must follow. Some municipalities have height and size restrictions. Others must follow building codes based on local weather and climate conditions. It is important to know what your building department requires and what your limitations might be ahead of time.
- Choose a garden shed plan in the size that accommodates your needs, local requirements and budget. Also, find a style that blends nicely with your home and other surrounding homes, especially if you live in a neighborhood.
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American Indian Law Practicum (3970)
This course is offered in cooperation with the Michigan Indian Judicial Association and the University of Detroit Mercy Indian Law Center. Under faculty supervision, students will study tribal court systems and tribal governments, provide legal research in response to individual requests from the tribal courts and governments; participate in long-term projects such as model tribal codes; and assist in organizing special projects, such as a Tribal Courts Symposium. Some travel to Michigan Indian country should be expected.
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LEESBURG, Va. (WUSA) - In a scene reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock's classic film 'The Birds,' a Leesburg neighborhood is anxiously awaiting relief from the 200 vultures who have roosted there.
The birds leave their droppings on buildings, in yards and on cars, and can even damage homes by picking away at roofing materials.
Andrea McCarren reports from Leesburg that the USDA's Wildlife Service is working on a possible solution.
"They're dirty. They're multiplying in incredible numbers, it's very strange to look out your window and see birds circling over your house and even stranger to see trees with birds roosting in them and not thinking of the Alfred Hitchcock movie, 'The Birds,' said Leesburg resident Marita Martin.
The birds have become an unwelcome visitor in Leesburg, where a flock of about 50 became a pesky group of 200.
"There'd be a lot more dead animals lying on the ground if it weren't for the vultures. We got a lot of vultures because we got a lot of food for the vultures. I don't know what would happen with all those dead animals on the ground. It would be a health hazard so I'm glad that they're scaring them," said Scott Martin, a Leesburg resident.
If this effort works, the question then is where the vultures will move next.
The USDA will be using noisemakers and lights every evening through Friday in an effort to scare away the vultures.


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HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WUSA) - Day Three of our Battleground Virginia tour has brought our crew to the Southeastern part of the Commonwealth.
The latest Gallup poll numbers show the presidential race is as tight as ever, with President Obama at 47% and Governor Romney with 50%.
Romney outpaces the president among likely voters in the Gallup survey, 50 percent to 47 percent, but the gap has closed significantly since last Sunday, when Gallup put the Republican nominee ahead by 7 points, 52 to 45 percent
Andrea McCarren takes us to an area with a striking contrast of opinions.
We're in Hampton Roads, the shipbuilding capital of the world. This is a region with a huge military presence and a local economy heavily dependent on defense spending.
"My name is Sean Devlin. I'm a machinist and mechanic on the USS Roosevelt. And I work for Newport News shipbuilding," said Romney supporter Sean Devlin.
"My name's Thomas Bell, I'm the District Manager for Iron Workers Local 79 in Norfolk, Virginia," said Obama supporter Thomas Bell.
Two men, both with military backgrounds.
"I'm not afraid to stand up for my country. I put my life out there almost 20 years. And I'm not afraid to do it again," Devlin said.
Thomas Bell said, "No party has the lock on patriotism. A monopoly on it. I myself am a US Army veteran. Spent time in the 25th infantry division in the mid 90s. Plenty of union members have also served."
They work in related fields.
"I'm very proud of it. When I was in Desert Storm, I guided a lot of these aircraft in on targets, taking out the enemy. This was my lifeline," said Devlin.
"I like to say we don't build the ships. We build the shipyards. We work on the bases, built the buildings there. Bridges, infrastructure. That's the type of work that we do," Bell said.
They support different candidates, but agree this election is about improving a damaged economy.
Devlin said, "I'll even concede and say okay, Bush did it. Alright? President Obama said he was gonna fix it. He was gonna cut the deficit in half. He hasn't done that. He said he was going to cut the unemployment rate in half. He hasn't done that. He's had four years to do it."
"You can't do anything if you don't have a job. All the other issues kind of fall secondary if you're not able to provide for your family," Bell said.
This part of Virginia is unusual. Here, sequestration is an especially unwelcome word.
"It's the worry that if those budget cuts actually take place January 1st, that the Hampton Roads economy is going to come to a screeching halt," Quentin Kidd, a political scientist at Christopher Newport University.
This election, says Kidd, will depend on voter turnout.
"It's now a game of who turns out their voters. Not Virginia's conservative, just get Virginians to vote and it will be a Republican state. But whose voters vote? And that's what makes Virginia a purple state," Kidd said.
When asked about the coming election's importance, Sean Devlin repliec, " Ahh, it's probably the most important election that I've ever been through and I'm 63 years old so that kind of tells you how many I've been through. We need somebody as a President who's going to be enthusiastic, who's going to give us hope, not tell us about hope. Give us hope. "
Cuts in defense spending could hurt another part of the state even more than Hampton Roads. And that is Northern Virginia. We're headed there next.


text: By LaDonna SwedbergSports Writer The bright Friday night lights will soon be lighting up the football fields and for the Wallace Wildcats, the switch can't get turned on fast enough. The Blue and White have two weeks of practice behind them and they are anxious to get the season started and see how they measure up against the competition. Wallace would love to improve on last years 5-4 record and make it back to the playoffs. Knowing the difficulty of the schedule, the boys understand that they will have to take one game at a time and continually work to improve as the season progresses. The Wildcats are returning eight letter winners, so they will have some experience to work with the exception being the line. Graduation took a toll, so most of this years linemen will be playing a new position but each player has stepped up with a determined attitude to take the challenge. Attitude has been a positive all over the field. The players have shown enthusiasm and a tenacity to work hard so they can improve each day. The only real concern for the Wildcats at this point, is depth. Wallace will have 17 players on the roster this year; four seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and six freshmen. With a healthy team, the Wildcats could have an experienced player in nearly every position but an injury would change that picture. The team would love to play well enough early in the season that the younger players could get some playing time and gain some valuable game experience. The Wildcats will open their season Aug. 30 when they travel to Big Springs to take on the South Platte Knights, kick off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. CT. Their first home game will be a 3:30 p.m. game on Sept. 6 against the Creek Valley Storm.


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I have the o-ring chain of a C5 on my electra for a good 9000 km (a bit under 6000 M) now. No complaints nor remarks. These are good.Bonus: one does not have to change the front sprocket as these o-ring chains are a tat slimmer and fit just fine.
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C'mon Nole + Maria - how are you going to stop those pesky romance rumors from spreading if you keep "bumping" into each other when you least expect it (well, more likely here at the SEO player party than anywhere else but...well...um...you know what I mean!)
And, just so you know, dragging Camilla Belle along won't work either.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
PHOTO OP: Nole served a bang-er sandwich at Miami player party
Labels: gossip, Maria Sharapova, Novak Djokovic, Sony Ericsson Open, tennis
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Hmmm. I know she lives in Florida, but technically speaking, shouldn't Maria not even be at the party? She didn't even play the tournament! You mean to tell me the player party is the hottest thing in town? Unless she was there to see someone in particular ...ReplyDelete
Yes I totally agree Van. What is she doing there? Haha.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2008 at 10:42 PM
She was there because Sony Ericsson is her sponsor, and because she's an attention addict.ReplyDelete
I'm tired of this Sharapova-Djokovic publicity stunt. She did the same with Roddick two years ago. It's getting old.
- RachelApril 2, 2008 at 9:27 AM
Nole's hair makes me laugh.ReplyDelete
Doesn't he have a girlfriend?
yeah rachel - the hair leaves MUCH to be desired. he does have a girlfriend Jelena who can't be too pleased with maria's attention.ReplyDelete
at least i wouldn't but i'm slightly neurotic...
Maria was supposed to play in Miami but had to withdraw in the last minute. I guess to make up for it she did some press and had an autograph signing there. It's contractual issues and not because she's having sex with Nole.ReplyDelete


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On the same day that a shark washed up on the Outer Banks, a video was posted on YouTube of a shark being caught off Topsail Island.
It took the family from Virginia more than 10 minutes to reel in what charter boat captain John Mallette says is a 125-150 pound blacktip shark. He says it was about 5 1/2 feet long.
The boat was about a mile out from North Topsail when the shark was hooked, according to Mallette.
As multiple commenters have mentioned, anglers catch sharks all the time up and down our coast. Mallette says many of the fishing trips he books out of Sneads Ferry each week are for shark fishing.
The substantial fight to land this shark was caught on tape and posted to YouTube.com, so WITN decided to share it with our viewers as shark interest has been heightened in recent days.
Mallette says the sharks he chases are using following shrimping boats, and notes many other marine animals, including dolphins, are following the boats too looking for food. He says visitors to the beach shouldn't be overly concerned about sharks, but notes that "when you're in the ocean, you're in their world."
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The artwork on our site is supplied by the manufacturers and is used with their permission. Most likely they have yet to supply us with updated artwork for the product.


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We are migrating from Exchange 2007 to Zimbra - because we have an aliased domain, I followed instructions from another site about split migrations.
So far:
email@example.com that exists on exchange can send and receive normally
email@example.com that exist on zimbra can send external mail, receive mail from exchange users, but can't send to users on exchange for some reason.
Is there a message tracking utility? Apparently zmmsgtrace is depreciated. I set my exchange server as the relay MTA for external mail, but for some reason I don't think messages that are in the domain, yet don't exist on zimbra are getting routed. How do I make that happen?
Thanks for any advice in advance,
Edit: I wanted this in the Migration Forum - don't know how I posted it here - wasn't browsing this forum.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Taylor Swift leads the nominations for yet another country awards show.
Swift is up for eight trophies at the American Country Awards, which will run Dec. 10 on Fox.
Florida Georgia Line and Blake Shelton have seven each.
All three acts will compete for artist of the year, along with Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan.
Florida Georgia Line are also up for best new artist, up against Kip Moore, Kacey Musgraves, Cassadee Pope and Thomas Rhett.
Fans can vote now, one vote each day, until Nov. 12. Voting for artist of the year will close on Dec. 7.
Trace Adkins and NASCAR's Danica Patrick will host the show.


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Harrison Ford will take six months off from filming the new "Star Wars" movie in Britain to return to the U.S. for treatment on his shattered leg, according to a report.
The "Indiana Jones" actor was first thought to have fractured his ankle during filming in England earlier this month, when his foot was crushed by the door of a spacecraft prop.
However, his injury turned out to be a broken leg, with reports suggesting he would be out of action for up to eight weeks. It has now emerged that he will not be able to return to film "Star Wars: Episode VII" for six months as he needs rehab treatment for his left limb, which was fixed with a number of metal plates during surgery this week.
A source tells Britain's The Sun newspaper, "Shooting is continuing, but Harrison won't be back for months… the film company is looking into extending filming well into the second half of this year to allow Ford time to get back on his feet."
Ford is still receiving treatment at a hospital in England but will fly back to Los Angeles with his actress wife Calista Flockhart to work with a physiotherapist, according to editors at the publication.


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Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - The injury-plagued Detroit Red Wings received
some forward help before Wednesday's trade deadline, picking up veteran center
David Legwand from the Nashville Predators.
The Red Wings shipped forward Patrick Eaves, a conditional third-round pick
and forward prospect Calle Jarnkrok to the Predators for Legwand, who was tied
for the lead on Nashville with 40 points this season.
A former No. 2 overall pick of Nashville in 1998, the 33-year-old is the
franchise's all-time leader in games (956), goals (210), assists (356) and
points (566).
"We thank David Legwand for being a pillar of this organization since he
became our first-ever draft pick in 1998," Predators general manager David
Poile said in a statement.
Legwand, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer, had 10
goals and 30 assists in 62 games for the Predators this season.
The Red Wings are hobbled by injuries at the moment, especially at center.
Detroit is currently dealing with injuries to centers Henrik Zetterberg
(back), Pavel Datsyuk (knee), Stephen Weiss (hernia) and Darren Helm (upper
On Wednesday, Red Wings general manager Ken Holland announced Datsyuk will be
shut down for the next three weeks to help him recover from his knee injury.
Detroit is trying to qualify for the playoffs for a 23rd straight season. The
Wings entered Wednesday one point out of the final postseason berth in the
Eastern Conference.
Eaves has two goals and three assists in 25 games with Detroit this season. He
has 74 goals and 72 assists for 146 points in 439 career games with Detroit,
Carolina and Ottawa.
Jarnkrok, a 22-year-old Swedish center, has 13 goals and 23 assists in 57
games this season for Detroit's AHL affiliate, the Grand Rapids Griffins.
If the Red Wings make the playoffs this season, the conditional third-round
picks becomes a second-rounder.
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Story by Susan Soon He Stanton.
Engaging, humorous and unexpectedly suspenseful, Bich Minh Nguyen's Pioneer Girl is the story of Lee Lien's literary pilgrimage to uncover a mystery that connects Rose Wilder, the daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder, to Lee's own family. Lee, the child of Vietnamese immigrants, grew up in the Midwest. Her perpetually dissatisfied widowed mother shuttles Lee, her brother Sam and her grandfather from town to town as they struggle to make a living running generic Asian-themed buffets catering to Americans. A gold pin that Lee's grandfather received from a woman named Rose in Saigon causes Lee, a frustrated, out-of-work scholar, to speculate that the pin originally belonged to Laura Ingalls Wilder. Lee abandons her mother and their restaurant to embark on a cross-country adventure, discovering secrets hidden within Rose Wilder's papers. Reappropriating the American classic Little House on the Prairie series to echo Lee's transient upbringing in the heartland, Nguyen's striking prose spins a multi-generational tale that investigates the narrative we use to create our family histories. Nguyen speaks with Audrey Magazine about her latest novel.
Q: Can you talk about your inspiration for intersecting the life of a young Vietnamese American woman with the Little House on the Prairie saga?
Bich Minh Nguyen: As a child, I strongly identified with Laura Ingalls Wilder. Her family was always looking for a home, a right home, where they wanted to be. In the back of my mind, it resonated with me as an immigrant story. I came to America in 1975, and I think what my family went through in resettling paralleled the Little House on the Prairie books I was reading.
I wanted to create a link between Lee's family and the Ingalls. Both the Ingalls and the Liens are constantly moving. A phrase used in the Little House books is "itchy wandering foot." The pioneer spirit is the belief that there's got to be something better if we just keep moving — we just need to find out what's beyond those hills, what's beyond the visible horizon — and that feeling can be intoxicating.
Q: Lee is discriminated against for being an Asian American Wharton scholar. She's constantly pushed towards ethnic lit. Is that something you've come up against while writing this book?
BMN: It can be difficult for writers of color to write about people who are not of their own background, without facing some kind of criticism. There's a belief held by many people that if you are a person of color, you should only be writing about your own experience. When I began, many people were puzzled why an Asian American would be interested in writing a story involving Little House on the Prairie. The notion was that these books are so iconically American, why would an Asian American be interested? I wanted to question that questioning, to create a narrative of the Rose Wilder stories with the story of the protagonist, Lee.
Q: Lee makes some pretty juicy discoveries about Rose Wilder's personal life. How much of it is true?
BMN: I took a ton of liberties. However, I did spend a lot of time reading Rose's journals at the archives. But Lee's theft of archival materials is made up. It's not something that I would do myself, but I love imagining it. The Rose Wilder Lane papers in Iowa are cataloged in a fairly messy way. I was surprised there were so many souvenirs and trinkets jumbled together, and the thought crossed my mind, "Boy, you could just take one of these things." Every once in a while a scholar will find a treasure trove of lost letters. I've always loved this idea. You're an ordinary scholar, and you make an accidental and incredible discovery.
In Rose's papers, I did find a photograph of a Vietnamese man that she took while in Saigon. The photo struck a chord. I thought, maybe she really did develop friendships there. It was the first connection I could make between something having to do with Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Vietnamese American experience.
Q: Your descriptions of the pseudo-Asian buffets in small Midwestern towns are appalling and fascinating. Did you have a lot of experience eating at those buffets growing up?
BMN: I did. And for research purposes, I had to go back. I went to the worst ones, the most grimy and rundown. For years it fascinated me that these restaurants are in the middle of nowhere but are somehow surviving and run by Asian people. They serve corn syrupy fast food. It's really American food more than Asian.
Q: Lee's brother, Sam, chooses to move to San Francisco to be around other Asians. You grew up in the Midwest, but you have recently moved to San Francisco. Can you speak more about your motivation to relocate Sam?
BMN: When I wrote Pioneer Girl, I was living in the Midwest. I had no idea that I would ever move to the Bay Area. Part of the Midwestern experience for me is conflicted. When I was growing up there, I always thought, this is where we are, this is our home. However, there's a longing to see what the coasts are like because all you ever hear is that life is on the coasts, in California or New York, and the middle is just fly-over country. I wanted there to be a character who not only felt that way but did something about it. But it's not a positive thing Sam does; it's a selfish thing, and that's what happens to a lot of Midwesterners who leave. It can feel like you are abandoning something. I wanted to get at that feeling.
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#include <stdio.h> #include<iostream> #include<vector> #include<fstream> #include<string> int main(int argc, char** argv) { // Declarations std::string str; std::vector<std::string> myVector; std::string inputString=new string (argv[1]); // Open file and stores words in a vector std::ifstream myFile; myFile.open (argv[2]); while (myFile.good()){ std::getline(myFile,str); myVector.push_back(str); } myFile.close(); // Ask for input string from user and convert to upper case //std::cout << "Please enter a word to search" << std::endl; //std::cin >> inputString; //inputString = argv[1]; for(int j=0;j<inputString.length();j++){ inputString[j] = toupper(inputString[j]); } // Check if word is in the Vector and return count as line number // if word is not in the list the bool will remain false. // The bool is checked after the loop bool wordInList=false; int lineCount=1; // Start at line one for(int i=0;i<myVector.size();i++){ if(inputString == myVector[i]){ std::cout << lineCount << std::endl; wordInList=true; } lineCount++; } if(wordInList == false){ std::cout << 0 << std::endl; } }
I have messed with it slightly. Basically it works fine on my machine. Takes an input file names myfile.txt from my machine and then a word from the user and outputs the number of line the word is on or 0 if word isnt there.
My program works fine, however....
On a submission website obviously I cant use myFile.txt from my machine and same with inputting a word. So I use argc and argv pointers as seen above. Am I using them wrong or what?
This silly website keeps telling me im wrong and it aint working
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May 31, 2016
Both houses of the Alabama Legislature will begin work on a bill in two weeks that could move Medicaid to a for-profit, managed care model.
Committee meetings and public hearings will be held to discuss proposed legislation based on the work of a 33-member committee created last year.
If passed, the bill would build a framework that the State Medicaid Agency would operate within to deliver comprehensive health care to Medicaid consumers. The plan calls for up to eight regions within the state that would be independently managed within their borders.
Existing for-profit companies outside of the state have expressed interest in filling those roles, but local provider-led groups can form to become regional leaders.
If the legislation passes, it would not be fully implemented until 2017.
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I am trying to determine the contents of emails being sent through zimbra from Windows Mobile phones. The attach items to the emails using ms-tnef attachments. I would like to be able to tell what is in the attachment.
If I save the MIME content to a file, and upload it to zimbra using the file upload service, and save it as a draft, I can see in the web GUI that for example the email has a text/calendar appointment. So, somewhere along the way, zimbra is able to read the content of the attachment.
Is there any soap call available that would allow me to decode the attachment directly - without having to save/upload/SaveDraft/etc. in order to determine the contents.


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By Gary Levin, USA TODAY
NBC's Today, struggling to regain its status as the top-ranked morning show, is switching producers.
Don Nash, a 23-year veteran of the show and most recently senior broadcast producer, was named executive producer of the four-hour weekday telecast on Wednesday. He replaces Jim Bell, the executive producer of Today since 2005, who is returning to NBC Sports as lead producer of its Olympics coverage, a role he also filled for last summer's London Games.
Alexandra Wallace, the chief deputy to NBC News chief Steve Capus, was also named executive in charge ofToday, suggesting a turnaround is a top priority. She remains executive producer of Rock Center With Brian Williams.
The show, a huge profit center for NBC, has had its share of troubles: Ratings are down 17% this season, and starting last April ABC's Good Morning America began besting Today in the ratings, a run interrupted only during NBC's two-week Summer Olympics coverage.
And a poorly executed handoff from Ann Curry to Savannah Guthrie last June, a year after Curry had replaced co-host Meredith Vieira, angered longtime Curry supporters, accelerating Today's decline.
GMA has benefited from a larger focus on entertainment, synergy with Dancing With the Stars and sympathy for co-anchor Robin Roberts' health problems, says Andrew Tyndall, who monitors network news for The Tyndall Report. Today producers "have always been really good at seeing what GMA is doing and counter-punching against and keeping the lead, but that hasn't worked."
"There was a change in the anchor desk, and we saw viewers go away after that," says Nash, who started as an NBC page in Burbank, Calif., and has worked at Today for the remainder of his career. "But my sense is slowly, people are seeing the new team and they're starting to get it," he says. Guthrie, a lawyer and former White House correspondent who co-anchored NBC's election coverage, has "brought life and sparkle to the show. I am convinced this is the right team."
For the TV season to date, GMA, up 3% over last year, leads Today by nearly 600,000 viewers, though in recent weeks that gap has narrowed. For the week of Oct. 29, GMAled by a still-significant 231,000.
Capus says recent coverage of the election and Hurricane Sandy is steering Today in the right direction. "The news cycle has played in our favor, and it's not a coincidence that our ratings have tightened."
Nash says "there's no plan to go, quote, more entertainment" in response to GMA. "There is a plan to be bold, to be fresh and to push the envelope a little bit."
And while Wallace will provide an "extra set of eyes" to set the tone for Today and troubleshoot, Capus says Nash, offered the job Tuesday, will run the day-to-day broadcast as of Dec. 3, when Bell transitions to sports. After looking elsewhere, "We turned to the guy that was Jim's No. 2 as an indicator that this is a very strong broadcast," he says.


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Carteret County Emergency Services Director John Ford says the eastern part of N.C. 12 near Cedar Island has been blocked off due to flooding.
Ford says there are no current reports of damage or power outages in the county at this time. However, there are reports of flooding in Sea Level. Residents say it appears those flood waters are receding a bit, but officials warn that flood levels could fluctuate through 7 p.m. Sunday night.
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Carteret County emergency leaders want folks living there to remember Sandy isn't done with the coast yet.
They predict moderate coastal flooding, rough surf and over wash, as well as sustained winds in the 35 to 45 mile per hour range along the shore with gusts up to 65 miles per hour through Monday.
Inland resident could experience gusts up to 50 miles per hour.
Emergency leaders also warn of "breaking waves that will increase to 10 to 15 feet today north of Cape Lookout and 6 to 10 feet south with significant beach erosion and dangerous rip currents making any swimming dangerous."
There is flood watch in effect for through Monday morning, with more rainfall expected throughout today.
As far as coastal flooding goes, it's expected downeast Carteret County along Pamlico Sound residents should prepare for inundation of 3 to 5 feet above ground level highest in small narrow creeks off the sound.
As far as the Core Sound into Harkers Island and Beaufort, residents should prepare for 2 to 4 feet of inundation with 1 to 2 feet above ground level possible into Harkers Island and Beaufort. Resident in
Bogue Sound should prepare for inundation of around 1 foot above ground level on Bogue Banks from Atlantic Beach too Emerald Isle and into Swansboro.
The updates also states "Atlantic Elementary was opened last night at 6 pm. It is being staffed by Sea Level Fire & EMS along with the Carteret County Salvation Army. We urge citizens to take caution and feel free to utilize this shelter if they do not feel safe in their current location. If visiting the shelter, we urge individuals to take their own shelter kit and supplies."
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Residents are weathering the impacts from Hurricane Sandy, as the storm continues to dump rain on areas like Atlantic Beach in Carteret County.
The trees, flags and of course waves were the tell tale signs Saturday evening of Sandy's presence.
Resident James Brown described his visit to the beach, "We were out here early and came out to see high tide and it about blew me down out there."
Linda Brown says mother nature's might was apparent.
"It was good and strong! I couldn't hardly pull my car door shut."
The Browns have a home on Atlantic Beach and said their plan was to do yard work this weekend, but Sandy quickly changed those plans.
"I'm making pumpkin cupcakes and staying indoors and reading and relaxing," said Linda.
One look was enough for the couple, who now plan to stay out of the elements.


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Unique characteristics of the end system can be easily accommodated via several built-in features including an auto-zero recalibration via a single register command, as well as configurable sample rate and frequency response.
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The ADIS16201/PCBZ is a "breakout boad that provides (1) ADIS16201CCCZ and (1) interface PCB to simplify the process of "prototyping" during the early stages of system design and evaluation. The ADIS16201CCCZ is a fully-calibrated, digital MEMS inclinometer, which provides a serial peripheral interface (SPI) for all digital communications. It is in a 16-lead, LGA package that minimizes board space but does not support typical prototype soldering processes. The interface PCB provides access to the ADIS16201CCCZ, using dual-row, 12-pin connectors, which supports standard ribbon cable systems and hand-soldering connection techniques.
LabVIEW driver for ADIS16201, ADIS16203, ADIS16209, ADIS16240
NOTE: This link is for the ADIS16209, but is a great starting point for the rest of the products listed above.
UG-363: ADISUSB User Guide
ADIS16201 IIO Dual-Axis Digital Inclinometer and Accelerometer Linux Driver
Product Details
The ADISUSB system provides a simple, PC-based tool, for evaluating iSensor products, for those who are not ready to integrate them into embedded processor systems. This system supports application software that enable basic demonstration, individual register access and data capture for each supported device. Each application software package comes with an installation wizard, which facilitates simple installation and also includes a simple USB-driver package that is easy to use. All software packages associated with the ADISUSB are compatible with the 32-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista and 7. The ADISUSB circuit board is 0.125" thick, which enables pre-drilled, pre-tapped mounting holes for each iSensor device. The mounting holes accommodate M2x0.4mm machine screws. The integrated power system eliminates the need for external power supplies in most cases, but does provide for an external power supply input, for supply-sensitivity testing. The power system uses the USB's +5V and provides a linear regulator option for +3.3V devices.
Features & Benefits
- PC-USB Evaluation System for Inertial Measurement Units PC Evaluation Software
- Demonstration mode
- Register mode
- Data-Aquisition mode
- Windows XP, Vista, 7 compatible (32-bit only)
- 2,000 register reads per second (16-bit registers)
- Kit includes:
- ADISUSB circuit board
- A-to-B USB Cable
- 1mm, 12-pin ribbon connector
Analog Dialogue
Power Cycling 101: Optimizing Energy Use in Advanced Sensor Products
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Qualcomm's lofty growth
Lead in technology and growth in smartphone, tablet sales will drive profits, company says
Two years ago, Qualcomm's performance disappointed investors, who worried that falling prices for cellphones and increased competition signaled a trend of smaller profit margins for the San Diego wireless giant.
Despite its sluggish results at the time, Qualcomm said it believed it could post double-digit growth in revenue and earnings per share for the next five years.
So far, so good. The company has achieved that lofty target. Cellphone prices have rebounded as more advanced smartphones continue to displace less expensive talk and text devices worldwide.
And analysts say the company has carved out a technology lead over rivals in smartphone chips that link to high-speed 4G networks.
At its annual meeting with Wall Street financial analysts last week, Chief Executive Paul Jacobs reiterated that the company expects to continue double-digit revenue and earnings per share growth for the coming five years.
"That plan is based on a relatively conservative forecast" for growth from new products such as Windows 8-based tablets, Jacobs told analysts. "It is really built on the growth of smartphones, and 3G and 4G around the world."
Qualcomm's strong predictions come as several traditional powerhouse chip companies experience a slowdown, mostly because of declines in personal computer shipments.
Intel, for example, warned investors last month that the back-to-school season was a dud this year for PC sales, where its chips dominate. It posted lower third quarter profits as a result. AMD, Micron and others also experienced a lull in the wake of weak PC demand. Industry research firm Gartner said PC sales fell 8 percent in the third quarter compared with a year earlier.
Meanwhile, smartphones are on the rise. The number of smartphones in use globally topped 1 billion for the first time in the third quarter, up 47 percent year-over-year, according to industry research firm Strategy Analytics. It predicts the number of smartphones will double by 2015.
"We estimate 1 in 7 of the world's population owned a smartphone in the third quarter of 2012," said Neil Mawston, executive director at Strategy Analytics. "Smartphone penetration is still relatively low. Most of the world does not yet own a smartphone."
So Qualcomm, which is the leading technology provider for smartphones, thinks its growth runway is long, particularly in developing regions such as China, India and Latin America.
"The smartphone is the key driver right now," said Jacobs. "It is the most important device people have now. It's the most personal device. If you look at it, over 300 million smartphones were sold in the first half of this year. That's a 45 percent increase year-over-year. It's two-thirds higher than total PC shipments."
While Qualcomm executives didn't break much new ground for analysts in terms of specific financial projections, the company did highlight its game plan for coming years.
A cornerstone of its strategy is continuing to spend more than its rivals can afford on research and development so it becomes harder for them to match the technology that Qualcomm brings to market.
"We continue to invest heavily into technology leadership, growing our lead and setting the bar very high for the rest of the industry," said Jacobs.
One example of a technology advantage Qualcomm enjoyed this year is its multi-mode 3G/4G modems used in popular smartphones such as Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy S3. The combo chips eat up less power than stand-alone 3G and 4G modems working separately. They also work with many different radio bands, so phone makers have no need to change out modem chips for each wireless operator. Analysts say Qualcomm has a 12- to 18-month lead over competitors with this technology.


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First Baptist Church will host Life Line Screening on Saturday, Nov. 9. The site is located at 332 West Ward Street in Goliad.
There are four key points to know:
• Stroke is the third leading cause of death and a leading cause of permanent disability
• 80 percent of stoke victims had no apparent warning signs prior to their stroke
• Preventative ultrasound screenings can help you avoid a stroke
• Screenings are fast, noninvasive, painless, affordable and convenient
Screenings identify potential cardiovascular conditions such as blocked arteries and irregular heart rhythm, abdominal aortic aneurysms, and hardening of the arteries in the legs, which is a strong predictor of heart disease. women.
Packages start at $149. All five screenings take 60-90 minutes.


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LOCUST GROVE, Ga. -- An armed robbery suspect has been arrested by U.S. Marshals.
Robert Levon Coates was arrested at around 6:30 a.m. Friday at a motel in Locust Grove, after going on the run Thursday evening.
U.S. Marshals spokesperson Gavin Duffy said Coates had barricaded himself in a motel room and refused to come out. Officers had to force their way into the room.
Locust Grove police and ATF agents assisted the Marshals in the arrest.
Coates was wanted for armed robbery and aggravated assault.


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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Trevin Harris didn't miss a shot en route to a
team-high 16 points, as Pacific held off Xavier, 70-67, on Thursday at the
DIRECTV Classic from Anaheim Convention Center.
Harris was a perfect 6-for-6 from the field, including 4-of-4 from 3-point
range, while Travis Fulton and Tony Gill netted 10 points apiece for the
Tigers (2-2), who had lost two straight.
Pacific advances to take on the winner between Drexel and Saint Mary's on
Semaj Christon paced Xavier (3-1) with a game-high 18 points and six assists
and Dee Davis followed with 14 points in the setback, the Musketeers' first of
the season.
Pacific held a 10-point edge with over nine minutes remaining thanks to a 7-0
spurt, which Fulton capped with a 3-pointer to make it 56-46.
The Musketeers pulled within three with under two minutes left after a Justin
Martin triple, but the Tigers responded with six straight points to make it
70-61 with 35 seconds left.
Xavier answered with a Davis trey to pull within six and after Sama Taku
missed the front end of a one-and-one, Martin nailed another triple to cut the
lead to three with four seconds left.
Lorenzo McCloud left the door open for Xavier after missing the first of two
free throws at the other end, but Davis' half-court heave at the buzzer
bounced off the rim and Pacific held on for the victory.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- As severe weather sweeps through the DC area on June 13, 2013 we have received photos from our viewers.
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|Dave Rice inducted into Dugout Club Hall of Fame
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Dave Rice was inducted into the Colorado Dugout Club Hall of Fame Jan. 18. He was one of 10 inductees chosen from 125 nominees for the class of 2013.
Colorado Dugout Club, formerly Colorado High School Baseball Coaches Association, established its Hall of Fame in 2010. The association honors coaches from across the state that have "set themselves apart, made a difference, passed the test of time and left an indelible mark."
Rice was presented by his daughter, Myriah Stansberry, at the induction ceremony.
The club's event program explains inductees' "contributions and influence created legacies along the way impacted those throughout the state, region, nation and internationally."
One look at the career winning percentage of Rice, and one can understand why he's considered one of the top baseball coaches in Colorado. His wins and losses translate into a 72.9 winning percentage. Rice made his mark as a high school coach at Revere, Holyoke and Sedgwick County.
Dave Rice, pictured at right, is presented by daughter
Most of his success came at Revere, where he was the head man for more than two decades, making 12 state/regional appearances over that span. He also was the head coach of the Alamosa Old Timer (13-15) team that won a state championship in 1976.
At age 7, Rice began playing organized baseball. He played on all-star teams during his youth and continued at Arriba High School and Lamar Community College (1973-1975), where they were conference and Region IX champions.
Rice continues to coach and would like to take this opportunity to thank and share this honor with all his players and assistant coaches throughout the years.
Rice's career in education spanned nearly three decades. He was at Holyoke JR/SR High from 2000-2007 serving in roles as a history teacher, athletic director, assistant principal and head principal. He was head coach of the Dragon high school baseball team for two years. Rice also coached high school football as well as junior high and high school girls' basketball during his employment in Holyoke. He is back in on some of the action this year, as assistant high school girls' basketball coach.
Holyoke Enterprise February 7, 2013


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text: By Tim LinscottManaging Editor Ice was a contributing factor in an accident north of Grant on Wednesday, Nov. 6. At 7 a.m. Nov. 6 a white 2001 International tractor pulling a refuse trailer tipped on its side on Roads 325 and 771. Perkins County Sheriff's officials and Grant Fire and Rescue members were on the scene after being notified at 7:11 a.m. Fred C. Cline, 46, of North Platte, was driving west on Road 771 carrying a load of garbage from North Platte to the local landfill. According to the sheriff's department, Cline attempted to turn left on to Road 325 and speed coupled with ice was a factor in the accident. The tractor went off the road and rolled on its side, spilling a portion of the load into the ditch. Cline was using a seatbelt at the time and sustained injuries to the shoulder/upper arm and had cuts to the upper torso. The Grant Fire Department used the Jaws of Life to extricate Cline from the vehicle. Cline was transported to Perkins County Community Service via ambulance. A total of $1,500 damage was done to the vehicle, which was towed from the scene. Perkins County Sheriff Jim Brueggeman noted that this is the second time a truck hauling garbage that has tipped over, the first being in the early 1990s.


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perhaps it's more of a linux/redhat question then a zimbra question...
I recently setup SSH to deny root logins. So i login as myself, then SU to root to do administrative work.
When i su to root, then su to the zimbra user it gives me the message:
"su: cannot set user id: Resource temporarily unavailable"
I'm able to su to other accounts from root, just not to zimbra.
Google hasn't come up with anything, so i'm thinking perhaps someone here might know something?


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|Release Date: November 30, 1990
|Running Time: 107 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $54,696,972.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Drama, Thriller
James Caan
Kathy Bates
Richard Farnsworth
Frances Sternhagen
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Summary:Directed by Rob Reiner, the Academy Award-winning film "Misery" (1990) stars James Caan as romance author Paul Sheldon. He rents a remote cabin so he can write the great American novel, but crashes his car during a raging blizzard, losing consciousness and breaking his legs. Kathy Bates won the Oscar for her portrayal of Annie Wilkes, a local woman who rescues him and just so happens to be his biggest fan. She cares for him tenderly until she finishes his latest book. Then she wants revenge. Oscar-winning screenwriter William Goldman adapted a Stephen King novel, creating a heart-stopping psychological thriller.


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Missouri Senate will be led by new people when it convenes in 2013.
Majority party Republicans on Thursday nominated Sen. Tom Dempsey, of St. Charles, to serve as president pro tem - the top position in the chamber. Dempsey still must be elected by the full Senate when it convenes in January.
Republicans picked Sen. Ron Richard, of Joplin, to succeed Dempsey as the Senate majority leader. Richard, a former House speaker, defeated Sen. Mike Parson, of Bolivar, during a closed-door meeting of the Republican caucus.
Democrats picked Sen. Jolie Justus, of Kansas City, to serve as their minority leader. She is believed to be the first openly gay senator to hold that position.
House Democrats on Thursday picked Jake Hummel, of St. Louis, as the minority party leader.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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PHOTOS: Logan MacDougall Pope Explores Post-Tsunami Architecture in Sri Lanka
The first thing we noticed about Logan's images is that they are all completely different. When trying to build homes after a disaster of such terrible scale, it's essential to get them up as quickly and inexpensively as possible. There are some consistencies
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Plymouth Oil Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
(Merrill) -- High grain prices and high transportation costs have forced Plymouth Oil Company of Merrill to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Dave Hoffman of the Plymouth Oil Company says the board felt this was the best move to pay off their debts.
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The papers were filed in Plymouth County on July 23rd. Hoffman says Plymouth Oil had hoped to obtain corn germ from their neighbors next door, Plymouth Energy, but those plans fell through.
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Hoffman says the plan is to keep operating, and to keep paying bills. The plant started operations in February of 2010. It specializes in producing food grade products from corn, such as corn oil for cooking purposes. Hoffman says the decision was in the best interest for the investors and for the creditors.
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Victory Records Signs Save The Lost Boys
Victory Records is pleased to announce the signing of SAVE THE LOST BOYS from Dayton, Ohio. The Buckeye four-piece have been crafting their style of wildly energetic pop-punk since 2013, and today bring you their first video for the single "Overreaction." SAVE THE LOST BOYS will release their full length Temptress on July 15th, just as the boys take to the road this summer.
Watch The New Video "Overreaction."
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New Video Premiere from FOREVERATLAST
FOREVERATLAST and Alternative Press bring you "Machines," the newest video from the album Ghosts Again. Described by the magazine as "one heavy-hitting, beautiful and sticky track after another," the album is available now and the Indianapolis punk powerhouse will hit the road again starting May 27th in Lansing, IL, and make their way to the West Coast. Continue reading for all current tour dates.
Watch "Machines" Exclusively At Alternative Press.
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ABANDONED BY BEARS New Music Video
ABANDONED BY BEARS and Alternative Press bring you "Good Terms," the first video from the album The Years Ahead coming this Friday, April 29th. The video lands just in time as the Swedish pop-punkers pack up their instruments and hit the US for the first time on the "Guardians Of Easycore Tour." Tickets and dates can be found below.
Watch The Video Premiere Of "Good Terms" at Alternative Press.
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DARKNESS DIVIDED Unveil New Music Video
As they kick off a five week-long tour, San Antonio metal heavyweights DARKNESS DIVIDED have released "Back Breaker," the second video from their self-titled sophomore album, to be released April 22, 2016.
Watch "Back Breaker" at New Noise.
"'Back Breaker' is the most challenging song to play on the new album," confesses bassist Joe Mora. "It showcases several of our sounds in that it is fast and high energy, but also melodic and powerful." Guitarist Sebastian Elizondo claims the track is "Influenced by bands and guitar players that inspired me to pick up my instrument. This song feels like a throwback as well as something new to take in."
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Victory Signs Abandoned By Bears
Victory Records is thrilled to announce the signing of ABANDONED BY BEARS. Formed in 2012, the Swedish audio crew has worked at breakneck speed mixing electro grooves with the dynamics of hardcore and metal and the tone and emotion from pop-punk. The band will release their full length, The Years Ahead, on April 29th, just as their first US tour is underway.
Hear The Inaugural Track "Good Terms" Exclusively at Rock Sound.
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OTEP Nominated For MTV O Awards
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The Bunny The Bear Video Premiere
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First Birthday
A 1st birthday comes once in a lifetime. To celebrate this milestone year, you want to create a first birthday party theme that best exemplifies your baby's developing personality. Many parents choose to match the theme of the nursery and do a 1st birthday with similar colors or characters. Others will center the party around baby's favorite toy or stuffed animal. Some popular choices are Mickey or Minnie, Winnie the Pooh and Sesame Street. These characters are loved by boys and girls alike.
Animal themes such as safari and barnyard are also very appealing to the little guests. If you want to inspire future greatness in your child, an all-star sports 1st birthday party for a boy or a little princess first birthday party for a girl would be a great choice. They only way you can decide is to begin shopping on the following pages and see all of the selections for yourself.
When you have a 12 month old at home, life can be hectic and its not always easy to get out to shop. The last thing you want to do is run around town buying party supplies. You can get everything you need while your baby plays on the floor or while he or she is cuddled in your arms simply by shopping on our website. Everything from invitations to themed tablewear plus all of the décor, balloons and everything else that makes a party special is all right here. All you need to do is add food, drinks and cake.


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I know that is not related to items usually presents on this blog about Linux and open source, but today I want to present to you the project "Dark Resurrection".
Dark Resurrection is an experimental Non-Profit movie inspired by Star Wars and split into two episodes lasting 60 minutes each.
Even if it has been realized with limited means and with a very low budget (approximately 7000 Euro) the LucasFilm itself, after having watched the trailer, defined it "Truly Amazing".
Result of both digital technology and creator's passion, this project has attracted the attention of the most important italian magazines (Ciak, Jack, XL, Panorama etc etc).
The cast is mainly composed by amateurs, but there are also several professionals who have been attracted by all the rumors generated by the trailer on the web. These professional actors decided to offer their collaboration for free."


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I remember hooking up with a guy in college who said to me that he loved girls with short hair because it proves that they have balls. I agreed with him: "fuck yeah, I have balls!" That, and I'm too lazy to grow it out.
I have naturally curly hair. If I were to grow it out, it would actually be quite lovely, but getting even slightly below the chin-length phase is a very difficult task for me. I also love, and this is where I'd use all caps if I were 13 years old and gushing about a boy, absolutely love my pixie cut. I also stand by the fact that it looks great on almost everyone — except this girl I saw on the train once years ago, but there may have been other contributing factors for this.
As the spring starts to come to an end and the summer is about to slap us in the face with its brutal heat, I would like to present you with 10 reasons why you should consider taking the plunge into the pixie cut world. If you've done it before, great! Maybe it's time to do it again. But if you've never done it and always wanted to, let me point out some facts that will help in your decision.


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BSE Sensex rose to a record high for a fourth straight session on Thursday, as state-run lenders including State Bank of India (SBI) extended their recent gains on broker upgrades and on hopes of some easing at the central bank's policy review on Tuesday.
The NSE Nifty index rose as much as 1.1 percent to an all-time high of 6,673.95, while the benchmark BSE Sensex index gained 0.96 percent to a lifetime high of 22,307.74.
State Bank of India provisionally rose 2.2 percent, while Punjab National Bank ended higher 2.4 percent.
The BSE index provisionally closed 0.48 percent higher, while the NSE index gained 0.58 percent.
Check Updates: Markets Top Gainers, Markets Top Losers
3:50 P.M. Sahaj Agrawal, Deputy Vice President- Derivatives Research, Kotak Securities:
Nifty gained significantly in the March series. An initial upmove in the index was followed by a period of consolidation. The series ended on a positive note with the index testing 6650 levels. Rollover in the index is not very aggressive. This could result in profit booking / consolidation for the April series. Options concentration for April is seen at 6700 call and 6400 put strikes. We remain positive on the markets and advice accumulation on any meaningfull corrections. IT stocks can be accumulated gradually for a turnaround from current levels. We remain positive on select Energy and BFSI stocks amongst others.
3:28 P.M.: Banking and capital goods stocks lead gains with State Bank of India gaining 4.5 percent after Goldman Sachs upgrades the stock to "buy" from "neutral". The rally is supported by continuous buying from foreign institutional investors, who bought Indian shares worth 10.04 billion rupees ($166.97 million) on Wednesday, provisional exchange data shows.
3:26 P.M.: The ZyFin Consumer Outlook Index of India (COI) witnessed a mild decline of 0.4 points in March 2014 over the last month. This has been primarily due to a slight decrease in willingness to spend among Indian consumers.
3:15 P.M.: WPP's JWT buys majority stake in India-based Social Wavelength
3:02 P.M.: The Competition Appellate Tribunal today dismissed the appeal challenging fair trade watchdog CCI's approval for the Rs 2,060 crore Jet-Etihad deal, saying the appellant does not have "locus standi" to file the plea.
3.00 P.M.: Shriram City Union Finance's Rs 200 crore non-convertible debentures (NCDs) will open for subscription on April 16.
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From Grand Theft Wiki
Chesti-Kov (born April 11th 1949 in Georgia) is a member of the Russian Mafia in Grand Theft Auto 2. He does a mission with Claude Speed revolving around destroying the Hare Krishna. He has lost both legs to the hips. He has a Russian criminal record for extortion, racketeering and prostitution, and was imprisoned from 1975 to 1988 for the for theft of two hundred million barrels of oil from Siberia. He is known to his fellow gang members as "The Cripple" and "The Old Man".
His name is a take on chesty cough, playing on the fact that he is a heavy smoker and Absinth drinker.


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