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Monday, March 19, 2012
Leslie Mawing, who captured his first Emerald Downs riding title with 129 wins in 2011, will return from Golden Gate Fields and attempt to win a second straight crown in Auburn.
Currently fifth with 31 wins at Golden Gate, the 38-year-old Mawing will return to the Northwest poised to become only the fourth jockey to win back-to-back Emerald Downs titles. The South African native is ninth all-time with 398 wins at Emerald Downs, including his spectacular 2011 meet in which he drew off to a 29-length victory over runner-up Juan Gutierrez, 129-100, in the riders standings.
The 2012 Emerald Downs season begins Friday, April 13 and runs through Sunday, Sept. 23, an 81-day stand highlighted by the 77th running of the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3) on Sunday, Aug. 19.
In addition to Mawing, several other top riders from last year appear to be headed back for another go-round. In fact, the track's top nine riders in 2011—Mawing, Juan Gutierrez, Joe Crispin, Gallyn Mitchell, Pedro Terrero, Deborah Hoonan, Javier Matias, Leonel Camacho-Flores and Jose Zunino—are all expected to ride this season.
Agent Vito Lucarelli said that in addition to Mawing and Terrero, he would bring up a third rider from Northern California that he expects would "contend with Mawing for this year's title chase."
The track's all-time leading woman rider Jennifer Whitaker also has been galloping several horses daily for trainer Howard Belvoir. Deborah Hoonan, second all-time amongst women riders at Emerald Downs, and Portland Meadows riding sensation Eliska Kubinova will make for a strong female contingent of riders at Emerald Downs in 2012.
Last year's Lindy Award winner Lance Bullock has decided to step away from competitive riding at this time and will concentrate on his exercise riding duties.
Coming off perhaps his finest season at Emerald Downs, Tom Wenzel knew it would be difficult to duplicate a 2011 campaign that saw the veteran trainer win 27 races while clicking at an astronomical 31.7 percent clip.
Turns out, the off-season isn't even complete and Wenzel already served up a terrific encore. On Valentine's Day, Wenzel's wife Melissa delivered the couple's first human foal, a baby boy named Lane Thomas that has the stoic conditioner grinning ear-to-ear. Now, the trainer has a new alarm clock to roust him from sleep for his training duties at Emerald Downs.
"I'm a deep sleeper but it hasn't mattered because he isn't much of a crier," Wenzel said of the family addition.
It's a long way off, but perhaps Wenzel will someday pass the training torch to Lane Thomas? "I won't put any pressure on him," said the 46-year-old Wenzel, "but I hope he gets into the (sport of horse racing."
As for Thoroughbreds, Wenzel appears well stocked for another rousing season in Auburn. Stakes-winning fillies Elusive Noise and Exclusive Diva are both back in training, and the barn has been fortified by the addition of some fancy pedigreed runners bred by stallions like Tapit, Curlin and Bernardini, most of them owned by Jerre Paxton's Northwest Farms..
"I had a great season last year, and I think with the horses I have this year, I might be able to do it again," Wenzel said.
Make Emerald Downs your destination on Saturday, March 31 to watch and wager on the illustrious Dubai World Cup card, hosted by Meydan Racecourse and headlined by the $10 million Dubai World Cup for older horses. The Bob Baffert-trained Game On Dude is expected to head the field for the world's richest Thoroughbred race.
Emerald Downs will provide advanced wagering all day Friday on races 2 through 9 and will operate its regular Saturday simulcast schedule with wagering available on races 7 to 9. The Quarter Chute Cafe will be open for wagering at 7 a.m.
With eight races worth an aggregate $27 million in purses, the Dubai World Cup card has traditionally attracted some of the top horses from around the globe.
NOTES: Trainer Blaine Wright, who split his training duties between Emerald Downs and Golden Gate last season, said Monday he plans to run the majority of his horses at EmD this season. Zayda, a double stakes-winner last season, was seen jogging Monday morning at EmD…Top Apprentice of 2008 Matt Hagerty currently rides at Beulah Park, where he has one win in three mounts…Trainer Doris Harwood gave a positive report on multiple stakes-winner Margo's Gift who retired to become a show horse. "The lady who trains him told me that he's one year ahead of all the other horses," Harwood said. "He's always been such a smart horse that I'm not surprised."


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What is Cloud Computing? Let me Google that for you.
As you can see from the Google results, lots of people answer this question differently, depending on the part of the elephant they are viewing. IBM joins this conversation pretty heavily today with its announcement of new Cloud Computing services and integrated products for the enterprise, which helps clients standardize IT functions to reduce costs while increasing the quality of service.
The press announce provides a good framework for where IBM is going with its larger Cloud vision. The piece I want to focus on, of course, is the Dynamic Infrastructure and Service Management pieces--basically, the new IBM Cloudburst offering.
June 25 CloudBurst Webcast: The CloudBurst Webcast will provide more information on this announcement, but here are a few details excerpted from the IBM CloudBurst fact sheet in the meanwhile:
What does IBM Cloudburst provide?
•Self-Service Portal – allows Developers self-service access to IT infrastructure
•Service Catalog – provides list of pre-engineered services that Developers can chose from
•Automation – automatically provisions required server, storage and software when needed by Developers; without human intervention. Automatically de-provisions unused capacity, making it available for other users and increasing efficiency of data center assets
•Built-in Virtualization – leverages the full capacity of server technology up to hundreds of virtual machines
•Single Product – services included so can be deployed from single installation. No need to spend hours of IT operations staff time architecting, configuring, assembling and building from many servers, storage and software products
What are the IBM Cloudburst configuration details?
Base Hardware Configuration:
•1 42U rack
•1 BladeCenter Chassis
•1 3650M2 Management Server, 8 cores, 24GB Ram
•1 HS22 CloudBurst Management Blade, 8 cores, 48GB RAM
•3 managed HS22 blades, 8 cores, 48GB RAM
•DS3400 FC attached storage
Cloud Software Configuration:
•IBM CloudBurst service management pack
•IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager v7.1
•IBM Tivoli Monitoring v6.2.1
•IBM Systems Director 6.1.1 with Active Energy Manager; IBM ToolsCenter 1.0; IBM DS
Storage Manager for DS4000 v10.36; LSI SMI-S provider for DS3400
•VMware VirtualCenter 2.5 U4; VMware ESXi 3.5 U4 hypervisor
What differentiates IBM Cloudburst?
•Built on proven technologies already deployed at customer sites
•Secret sauce: Newly embedded service management software baked in, providing IT executives with visibility, control and automation of service delivery
•Single product, single delivery, single installation, single invoice, single support structure
•Self-service: Zero touch administration
•"Lights-out" automated operation
•Reusable image library for rapid deployment
•"Fit for purpose" based on the specific architectural requirements of unique workloads
•QuickStart Implementation services to get platform up and running in days
Chris O'Connor on CloudBurst
Chris O'Connor, VP of Tivoli strategy and product management, discusses how IBM Cloudburst helps clients simplify and consolidate their environments with repeatable patterns for workloads, helping clients be more efficient, require less staff, and deliver higher levels of quality service more accurately to the line of business.
IBM Cloud Community discussions and resources
IBM Cloud YouTube Channel: Other IBMers and customers weigh in on Cloud Computing and its importance to them (see playlist).
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IBM Cloud Community: Help us continue this conversation and sharing by joining IBM Cloud experts in knowledge sharing! (Note the Cloud Computing Central group on developerWorks for technical Cloud experts)
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Serena Williams visited the White House this week as a guest of President Obama and she met the entire family including First Lady Michelle, daughters Sasha + Malia, and pooch Bo.
She discussed the visit before her WTT match saying,
How exciting for ReRe! She sure looks good for the visit as well.
It was amazing, I love President Obama; he has such an unbelievable presence, and he seems to be so normal -- and he noticed my shoes. I think that was the highlight of the whole day, was he liked my shoes.
He asked me, 'Should I be wearing high heels?' So I thought that was kind of funny because he may have been right. Because it is a job hazard for me, but I insist on wearing them.
I didn't know [Michelle] had such an amazing personality. She had me cracking up and laughing. I knew she was a great person, but now I really understand how important this first family is to the United States. And the kids were just so cute and sweet, and the dog was nice.
But is it me or does she always seem to shrink all in her presence?
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Rafael Nadal, who was spotted putting around Mallorca yesterday, has begun his clay-court preparations with Monte Carlo beginning next week. The world's top baller is the 4-time defending champ at the tourney.
After the practice session, Rafa sat down with IB3 to discuss his results so far and his prospects for the clay season. Here's some of what he had to say according to his site:
About the beginning of the season:
I'm very happy with my results so far as they give me some kind of peace inside; however, it's only the start of the year.
About the first clay-court tournament of the year:
I can only try to do the best I can in Monte Carlo and try to play at my highest level. That's the only way I can have good results. The last 4 times there I won, there is something about that tournament that just fits with my game but you never know of course.
About Barcelona…
Barcelona is one of the best clay court tournaments, it's good history and it's special to me. I'm playing there for a special reason…I don't get points or a title, so instead I'm playing there because some of the best players in history have played there.
Andy Murray also hit the red clay for the first time this season in Roehampton. He only went for a light hit since he's still recovering from his triumphant run in Miami and the long trip back home.
So, Andy maybe inching closer to Rafa in terms of his game and his recent results but his arse? Not so much. Nice try though.
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Comfort and fun connect in the Crocs™ Kids' Classic. This kids' clog has a durable, lightweight foot bed that molds to feet and ventilation for breathability. Plus they can add Jibbitz™ charms to make them their own.
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- Odor-resistant, easy to clean, and quick to dry.
- Contoured, orthotic foot bed for comfort.
- Advanced toe box ventilation keeps feet cool and lets water and debris drain away.
- Lightweight, non-marking sole.
- Water-friendly and buoyant; weighs only ounces.
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I bought 2 pair of the Kids' Classic in Volt Green and Sunshine for my almost 5-year-old son. The colors arrived exactly like shown in the picture and fit him how I was...Read complete review
I bought 2 pair of the Kids' Classic in Volt Green and Sunshine for my almost 5-year-old son. The colors arrived exactly like shown in the picture and fit him how I was expecting - a little wide, just like they say it is (which for us is perfect). He loves them, and I love that he can wear them for his daycare's water activities or in a rainstorm and I don't have to worry about them getting ruined when wet. They rinse off and dry easily if they need to be cleaned. I have bought Crocs for my son before and they are very durable...we pass them on to his younger brother and then to our friends' younger kids when they no longer fit! Well done!
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The shoe itself is fine but it is huge, width-wise and length-wise! My boy wears a size 3 medium to narrow in a tennis shoe, was swimming in a J2, so much...Read complete review
The shoe itself is fine but it is huge, width-wise and length-wise! My boy wears a size 3 medium to narrow in a tennis shoe, was swimming in a J2, so much so, that I know he will never fit in them. I am returning. This is the largest width Crocs makes. Roomy, Relaxed and Standard are the three fits. I found another style, the Duet Wave Clog, with a relaxed fit, also in a J2, and they fit perfectly. Fewer stars represent a real drawback in oversizing.
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Comments about Crocs Kids' Classic:
I supply Crocs for everyone in my family. Indoor Crocs for standing and cooking and walking on all our hardwood floors. Outdoor Crocs for gardening. I have ordered the Claassic Croc for my three year old granddaughter over twenty times. Four at each order. Two for her house (inside and outside pair). Two for my house (inside and outside pair). Recently we needed just one pair of outdoor Crocs for her house. We ordered the 8/9 just like her other three pairs that fit perfectly. The new Parott Greens arrived. UNBELIEVABLY SMALL! They are marked 8/9 on the bottom and made in Mexico. They are so small she cannot put her foot into them. All her others have been made in China. I see the sizing guide lines are still the same. Frustrating! Do I have to order two pairs: 8/9 and 10/11 to get the right size? This will be too inconvenient on future orders if the sizing is not true to the guidelines.
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- Feels true to width
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Comments about Crocs Kids' Classic:
Flame Orange--looks orange on computer, but actual color is red. Son was disappointed.
The classic fit still fit's son's foot. I can tell when he gets to the larger sizes this fit will be way too wide. We'll have to find a different summer slip on.
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To wide for beginning youth/Junior foot
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The crisis don't fit narrow feet for adults and youth. Croc should redesign their classic croc to fit a narrower foot. Classic fit no longer fits my daughter or nephews. I'm guessing thus is the last year for my son. Heck. We will have to find another summer shoe.
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Great fit and always very durable. We get a new pair every summer!
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Great kids shoe! My toddler has sweaty feet so I appreciate the holes for airflow. Easiest shoe to put on and easiest to clean. They fall off sometimes but being bright and easy to put back on, I've really no complaints.
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Crocs never fail! The colors are true to online colors and my little one loves to slip them on and go! Of course mom likes them because they are recommended by pediatricians! We love our crocs!
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I ordered these for my grandson in his regular size and they're way too big! I'm very upset!
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My granddaughters love crocs!!! Their ages are 5 and 3 and 2. And yes they already have favorite shoes! In place of toys for their birthdays they get Crocs and love them!!! The fact they can put them on and off so easily I know is a great asset. They even wore their Crocs with their Easter dresses! They looked adorable!!! I just brought them the Mary Jane Crocs. Thank you for all the styles and for the discounts for joining the Croc's Club.
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Q:I bought my daughter a size 12/13 classic cause her foot measures 7 inches however it was so wide they would just slip of heel when walking. What do you recommend she currently has a pair size 10/11 that are just a little small but got width wise great. I got them last summer they have the word croc cutout on the outside holes.Asked on 5/14/2016 by Debbie from United States
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A:The shoe you said she has in a 10/11 sounds like the Hilo which was a Relaxed fit. The Classic is a Roomy fit so it is expected to be a larger fit. 10/11 might be just perfect for her as it will be a slightly larger fit then the ones she has now.Answered on 5/16/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:My daughter really likes the coral classic, and wears between size 3 and 4. Would J3 be too small for her?Asked on 5/13/2016 by Jill
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A:This shoe is a Roomy fit, so a J3 should be OK, but I would recommend measuring her feet and going off our size chart here for the best fit: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 5/16/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:My son has wide feet & I noticed you only have the length listed in your size chart. He has 5" long 2.5" wide feet. Would a 4/5 fit him?Asked on 5/11/2016 by Ohio mom from Ohio
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A:The Classics are our Roomy fit, which will be our widest fit available. This Clog should fit him but the 4/5 is mean for feet up to 4 and 7/8th inches long, so the 6/7 may fit him better.Answered on 5/17/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Hi, Are the kid's croslites latex free? Thanks.Asked on 4/7/2016 by Lisa
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A:Crocs shoes made entirely of Croslite™ material (like the Kid's Classic) do not contain latex. Crocs shoes that are not made entirely of Croslite material may contain other products within legal limits. Latex may be included in parts such as the glue.Answered on 4/11/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Hi! My son is 4 and wears a size 9 (toddler) in tennis shoe! What would be the best size for him? I measured his foot and it was 6 1/2 inches! Thank you!! :)Asked on 4/1/2016 by Holly from Oklahoma City, OK
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A:Based off that measurement I would recommend trying a size 10/11. You can learn more about our sizes here: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 4/5/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Hi, I always buy classic crocs size 3-5. I don't find this nomenclature on the site, could you please tell me how can I "translate" to the size chart that is on line? Thanks!Asked on 3/31/2016 by Carla
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A:3-5 will stand for Juniors 3, which is also the size of Men's 3 and Women's 5. So you will need any J3, or if you need a size up, a Men's 4Answered on 4/4/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:My son wears a size 4.5 tennis shoe. Getting confused by the junior sizing & something close to fit him. He is 8 years old. ThxAsked on 3/10/2016 by K
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A:Most of our Juniors sizes will not go above a J3. Once past that they will be in Adult sizes. A J4 is equal to a Men's 4. You can find more sizing info here to get a better idea of measurements: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 3/10/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Looking for J4 but on line none of the classic show J4? My daughter needs girls 4 . Ladies might be too big.Asked on 12/8/2015 by Judy
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A:A J4 is the same size as a Women's 6. We have women's 6 available in pretty much every color of the classic. I would recommend getting the women's 6 size for your daughter! That should fit.Answered on 12/10/2015 by Coachella
Q:When will the pool blue crocs in a size three be back in stalk?Asked on 11/30/2015 by Banana from Lake Mary Florida
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A:Unfortunately we are not receiving additional units of this style in size 3. This is now end of season and we are unable to order more inventory.Answered on 12/5/2015 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs
Q:In the kids Classic style ... "Flame" is a color option. It is hard to tell from picture ... is it orange or red?Asked on 11/30/2015 by Stephanie
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A:It's a bright Orange :)Answered on 12/1/2015 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs


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Paris, France (Sports Network) - French Open runner-up Sara Errani was
a hard-fought quarterfinal winner Friday at the GDF Suez Open tennis event.
The top-seeded Italian held off game sweet-swinging Spaniard Carla Suarez
Navarro 7-5, 4-6, 7-5 in 3 hours, 3 minutes at Stade Coubertin. The match
featured 15 service breaks, including eight for the winner.
Errani's semifinal opponent on Saturday will be Dutch lucky-loser Kiki
Bertens, who upset sixth-seeded two-time Paris runner-up Lucie Safarova,
6-1, 7-5. The Czech Safarova was a finalist at this tournament in 2007 and
The winner of this $690,000 event will collect $125,000.
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I was afraid you would say that about having a spotting scope. I am gonna try to 'work one into the inventory' if possible. I like the Leupold Gold Ring spotters and have heard real good things about them.
I was afraid you would say that about having a spotting scope. I am gonna try to 'work one into the inventory' if possible. I like the Leupold Gold Ring spotters and have heard real good things about them.
Ya I would agree spotter would be great investment. I would look toward Vortex if you are worried about breakin the bank
Get a spotter. A Minox MD50 is cheap, small, and I would bet it would get a lot of work on this trip. I just went on a hunt with a Cabelas Alaskan Dome and a "Mr. Buddy" heater, and the combo worked great.
Cabelas Alaskan and buddy heater is a pretty good combo. I use it 4 season here in wyoming
Now you are on the right track. Sell what you must, you won't regret it, I guarantee it. I have a Gold Ring spotter, I like the compact size. I prefer it for the compactness and that it has a straight eye piece that can be used easily with a window mount. I will easily pick out twice as many animals with a spotter than my partners with their 10x binocs.
That tent is a solid choice. I have one and really like it. I use a small Mr. Buddy heater to take the edge off in the mornings while getting dressed and whatnot. We've never been in snow with it, but everything else, and it's been great. How many of you are going? More times than not there are 2 people with cots and all gear in the tent, with plenty of room to spare. 3 people with cots and gear would work OK too, assuming you don't have the XL cots. It's nice to get off the ground with cots, and also you can store a lot of stuff underneath them. I love the tent for basecamp purposes.
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Yep, This is definately a DIY / PIY adventure. Gonna have to find a way to have a spotter on this trip.
Whisky, probably 2 people in Cabelas tent. Possibly 4 total in group (2 tents). As long as the tent keeps us dry and the Buddy heater will warm it up, I guess we will be o.k.
Our plan is to deer hunt Wyoming R. Looking at west side of Big Horns. I have read it is rough country. The MRS section in magazine rates it o.k. for a general deer hunt. Other than that, info on this area is tough to come by.


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He Never said Archiving was a Bad Idea.
For some it is a Great Idea and for some they may never use it. For those who will use it, it is worth a lot especially if you have ever lost all of your Recordings on a DVR where the hard drive failed.
I have 7 DVRs, 3 of which Backup the other 4 DVRs in case of hard drive failure. I would love the ability to offload my Recordings so if one of my DVRs experiences a hard drive failure, I can simply Replace the drive and then load those archived recordings back onto the new drive and I am back in business.
Perhaps you would be interested if a program would do transfer selected show(s) between drives ?


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Bayamon, PR (Sports Network) - Le'Bryan Nash poured in a game-high 23 points,
including 13-for-13 from the free throw line, as Oklahoma State blasted the
sixth-ranked North Carolina State Wolfpack, 76-56, in the Puerto Rico Tip- Off
championship game.
Nash added eight rebounds and Marcus Smart contributed 20 points on 8-of-15
from the floor to go with seven rebounds and seven assists for the Cowboys
(4-0). Phil Forte contributed 17 points off the bench on 6-of-11 shooting in
the victory.
Rodney Purvis led the Wolfpack with 16 points, while T.J. Warren added 15
points on 7-of-12 shooting in the loss. Standout junior C.J. Leslie struggled,
scoring just two points on the night after picking up three first-half fouls
en route to fouling out.
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JOCKEY JAVIER MATIAS, WINNING MACHINE, WINNER: "I was galloping him in the morning, and he was training really good. The plan was to sit behind the leaders, but nobody sent their horses. So I changed my plans and said 'let's go.' When we reached the quarter-pole, I thought 'man, I might win this thing.' I knew he had a lot more left in him. He has so much heart for being such a little man of a horse. I've been working really hard everyday, so this win makes me very happy."
JOCKEY WILLIAM ANTONGEORGI, JEBRICA, SECOND: "He really ran great today. I had dead-aim on Winning Machine, but we just couldn't quite get there. Once the races start getting longer, I don't think anybody will be able to beat Jebrica. The funny thing is, (jockeys) were talking all week about how Winning Machine was the sleeper coming into the race, and he showed it."
JOCKEY JOSE ZUNINO, HOLLYWOOD HARBOR, THIRD: "He was a little nervous today. He's never been like that with me before. He got a little excited in the gate and did not break good at all. I'm not disappointed with his run. He tried the entire way. If he broke well, the race would've been different. He ran against the best horses on the track, and I'm happy with how he tried."
JOCKEY LESLIE MAWING, NOOSA BEACH, FOURTH: "I knew there was a quick pace up front. At the five-sixteenths pole, I had to ask him quite a bit. He wouldn't change leads for me until I tapped him with the left-handed stick. By the time he switched leads, (Hollywood Harbor) was drifting out pretty wide and taking us with him. I was stuck in a pretty bad spot. (Noosa Beach) was moving pretty fast in the stretch, but we were losing too much ground."
NOTES: Winning Machine (28-8-7-3-$390,278)…The final time of 1:13.97 ties the stakes record of 1:13-4/5 set by Trooper Seven in 1980…Winning Machine has three stakes wins at Emerald Downs (2009 Tacoma, 2009 Emerald Derby, 2012 Governor's) and four overall…Javier Matias has 13 stakes wins at Emerald Downs, good for 12th place all-time…Frank Lucarelli has 28 stakes wins at EmD and ranks fifth all-time…Although Lucarelli won the 2011 training title at EmD, he had no stakes wins. His previous EmD stakes win was Mizzen You in the Belle Roberts Stakes, Sept. 12, 2010…This is only the third time in 14 head-to-head meetings that Winning Machine finished ahead of his former stablemate Noosa Beach…Next for older horses: $50,000 Budweiser Handicap, one mile, Sunday, June 17.


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Hi gents,
I have browsed all the messages in the forum, but still haven't found the solution to the problem:
3 accounts - A, B and C. A has a calendar and shares it with B and C. B and C sync their calendars with their iPhones (btw - B and C setup CalDAV accounts).
And here it goes - B and C do not see the shared calendars on their mobile devices.
Is it fixed? will it be fixed?
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|Family history wanted for new Phillips County book
|Written by Chris Lee
Do you know your family history? If so, the Phillips County Historical Society would like to know it too.
Progress for a third volume of "Those Were the Days" history book is in the works. Phillips County Historical Society board members decided to publish the book because volume two is 20 years old.
Carol Haynes, Hilda Hassler and Gordon Thomas said they look at volume two as a bible. If they can't remember something while speaking with friends, they pull out the book. A new generation has grown up, and it is time for a new book, they said.
In 1988 the second volume of "Those Were the Days" was printed with family histories and information on businesses and buildings throughout the county. The book contains 670 pages of Phillips County history. Volume three, according to Haynes, will hopefully consist of about 200 pages.
As of now, only about 20-25 family histories have been submitted, according to Hassler. Haynes and Hassler hope more are submitted soon. A tentative deadline of September 2009 is set, but Haynes said they will see where they are with submissions when that time arrives. May of 2010 is the expected release date.
If family information was printed in the past two books, an updated version is welcomed. The Historical Society asks all entries be kept to around 500 words. One picture may accompany the entries.
The museum asks for complete names, including maiden names, for parents, grandparents and children.
Some ideas for special sections are in the works as well. The "do you remember" section is about memories from the past.
The Historical Society gives some examples of different things and places around Phillips County to spark some memories: Means Lake, Gilbert's Grove, Spur Club, Posegate Hall, passenger trains to Sterling, Trailways buses, Scout Building, Hide-out-Cafe, tornados and blizzards, Sweet Shop, pool halls and slot machines, band concerts on courthouse lawn, county horse and chariot races, Haxtun bank robbery, Nora's Grocery, stealing watermelons, midways at the fair, Rialto Theatre, telephone operators, swimming pools, box socials, roller rinks, bomb shelters, turkey plant and Saturday night shopping.
Anyone with a memory to share is welcome to submit it in short story form.
Another section that is being looked at is a section dedicated to soldiers and veterans. Anyone with stories or any connection to any war is encouraged to contribute to the section. Haynes said the section won't work unless people contribute.
A photo, brief biography with name, rank, branch, unit, wars served in, honors, dates and locations served are welcomed.
There is no charge to submit anything for the book. The book committee reserves the right to edit stories for space requirements, and the Phillips County Historical Society assumes no responsibility for copyright violations.
Entries may be handwritten or typed out.
Entries may be mailed to the museum at: Phillips County Historical Society, 109 S. Campbell, Holyoke, CO 80734


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I found an amusing little typo when I went to check on my post this morning
I had to chuckle a little at it but I thought you should be aware of it. It should be "yesterday" instead of "last yesterday" or I think just having the date would be best. But that's my opinion.you have 1 post(s) in this thread, last yesterday


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Six billion of us walking the planet, six billion smaller worlds
on the bigger one.
Six billion stories, every one an epic, full of tragedy and triumph,
good and evil, despair and hope.
– Dean Koontz
People are hungry for stories. It's part of our very being.
Storytelling is a form of history, of immortality too.
It goes from one generation to another.
— Studs Terkel
All human beings have an innate need to hear and tell stories and to have a story to live by.
-Harvey Cox
Scientists who study the brain tell us that we are
hardwired for storytelling and
understanding the world through stories and metaphors.
If history were taught in the form of stories,
it would never be forgotten
– Rudyard Kipling
…Without a story you have not got a nation, or culture, or civilization.
Without a story of your own, you haven't got a life of your own.
—Laurens Van der Post
People did not wait until there was writing before they told stories and sang songs.
— Albert Bates Lord
Their story, yours and mine — it's what we all carry with us on this trip we take, and
we owe it to each other to respect our stories and learn from them.
— William Carlos Williams
The universe is made of stories, not atoms.
— Muriel Rukeyser
We are lonesome animals.
We spend all of our life trying to be less lonesome.
One of our ancient methods is to tell a story begging the listener to say and to feel
'Yes, that is the way it is, or at least that is the way I feel it.'
You're not as alone as you thought.
— John Steinbeck
I will tell you something about stories, (he said)
They aren't just entertainment.
Don't be fooled.
They are all we have, you see,
All we have to fight off
illness and death
– Leslie Marmon Silko
To be a person is to have a story to tell.
—Isak Dinesen
Story behind the picture
The woman in the picture has been a widow for seventy years.
Her husband died when she was 14 years old.
Living in a community of widows since that time, she has made a living as one commissioned to pray for others.
After I made her picture, she invited me to join her for tea.
She spends her days in prayer for people who give her a few rupees.
She lives joyfully, and shows no sign of sorrow, self-pity, or resentment.
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The following error is reported to the console by your endpoint computers after an update:
ERROR: Could not find a source for updated packages [0x00000071]
ERROR: Could not find a source for updated packages [0x00000071]
On the endpoint computer:
ERROR: Could not find a source for updated packages
Could not connect to the server. Check that this computer is connected to the network and that Sophos AutoUpdate is configured to update from the correct location with the correct credentials and proxy details (if required)
First seen in Sophos Enterprise Manager 4.7.0Enterprise Console 4.0.0
Various. Common causes include:
There are various things to check both on the management server (i.e., or the server installed with Sophos Update Manager (SUM) if separate from the management server) and the endpoint computer(s). Listed below are a series questions and suggested steps to work through.
Important: Before troubleshooting the updating related error first check that the computer(s) reporting the error has recently reported to the console. Computers with alerts and errors that have not recently reported to the console (e.g., the Sophos Remote Management System (RMS) component is not working correctly or the computer is offline) should have the failure to report corrected first.
In the console, on the 'Computer Details' tab, check the 'Last message time' column. If the date and time shown is recent then the management server has received a message from the endpoint and you can assume the error message shown is accurate.
If the last message time is not recent then the endpoint maybe switched off or disconnected from the network. Or it may be having trouble reporting to the management server. Ensure the RMS component can communicate correctly by reviewing the firewall requirements in the Sophos endpoint deployment guide.
There are two things to check in the console regarding the updating policy: The update path set is correct and the account used by the endpoint computer is valid (inc. password).
In the console, on the 'Update Details' tab, check the 'Primary server' column (and if set the 'Secondary server' column too). Ensure the path displayed can be accessed from the endpoint computer.
If the path is not correct edit the updating policy for the group and change the path.
Note: There is a maximum number of characters for the UNC path. For more information on the maximum number of allowable characters see: Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces.
Open the updating policy for the group and confirm the 'Username' (on the 'Primary Server' and possibility 'Secondary Server' tab) is correct. If you are unsure of the password you can enter it again.
Warning: If you do not know the password for your updating account you could first reset the account's password (via Active Directory or Computer Management) first. However if you have a large number of endpoint computers you may experience the account repeatedly locking out (error 1909) due to multiple endpoints attempting to update with the original password before they receive the new updating policy from the management server. For medium to large size networks, or if you have a mixture of endpoints that are on and offline (i.e., will not have chance to receive the new updating policy before attempting to update) we recommend you create a new updating account (possibly a temporary account) that you know the password to and can use in the updating policy. Therefore the existing account will not lock out as only endpoints that have successfully communicated with the management server will have received details of the new account.
The endpoint computers will attempt to access the central share with the account set in the updating policy. This account must be able to access the share (with 'Read' permissions) so that files can be downloaded.
On the server browse to the shares of the server (Start | Run | Type: \\servername\ | Press return). Right-click on the 'SophosUpdate' share and under 'Properties' | 'Sharing' tab | 'Advanced Sharing' | 'Permissions' add the 'Everyone' group with read permissions. Apply the changes and force an update on the computer (locally or through the console by right-clicking on the computer).
Having now confirmed the endpoint is communicating correctly with the console and the central policy is correct you should move on to troubleshooting the policy that the endpoint is currently using.
Using a text editor (e.g., Notepad.exe) open the iconn.cfg file. Confirm that the policy is the same as you have configured in the console.
If you need to locally alter the updating policy settings for a managed endpoint do not attempt to correct either the address or password. Instead enable the local user interface for the updating details.
The local copies of the files required for the update may be corrupt or truncated, follow the below steps to copy new copies to the affected endpoint:
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Images: 3rd MEB departs for Philippines [Image 6 of 9]
Photo by Lance Cpl. Donald Peterson
Marines and Sailors with 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, III Marine Expeditionary Force, board a KC-130J Hercules aircraft Nov. 12 on Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa, Japan. The Marines and Sailors are deploying to the Philippines to support humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations in the wake of typhoon Haiyan. At the request of the Government of the Philippines, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has directed U.S. Pacific Command to support U.S. Government HADR operations in the Philippines. To date, approximately 300 personnel from 3rd MEB have deployed to the Philippines to support the HADR operations. The aircraft is with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 152, Marine Aircraft Group 36, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III MEF. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Donald T. Peterson/Released)
This work, 3rd MEB departs for Philippines [Image 1 of 9], by LCpl Donald Peterson, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:11.12.2013
Date Posted:11.12.2013 05:18
Photo ID:1050617
Size:3.82 MB
Location:MARINE CORPS AIR STATION FUTENMA, OKINAWA, JP
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Welcome to the Genetti Hotel Williamsport Pennsylvania, located in the heart of Central PA and home to the annual Little League World Series. The Genetti Hotel & Suites is Williamsport's premier hotel and conference center, with banquet and meeting facilities to accommodate your seminars, conventions, business meetings and wedding receptions.
"Event and Stay" – The Genetti is an old beautiful and well kept hotel. We love the charm and the modern amenities, they are a great mix at the hotel. We host a Pin Trading Room every year at the Genetti Hotel. The staff is always excellent and very helpful. It is like going to see old friends every year not a hotel stay! I was there in April for a meeting and the staff was as helpful and accommodating as when we are there for the LLWS. April 2014 Tripadvisor Guest.
"A Beautiful hotel with an amazing staff" – I am a sucker for architecture and this hotel truly delivered, now I was nervous about staying at a historic hotel lets face it that can mean bad things for the travel but the Genetti has been about to accomplish the near impossible, keep its amazing historic integrity yet evolve itself to work in the 21st century. My room was large and spacious and it felt newly remodeled but tasteful, the staff is top knotch, I didn't want for anything while I was there, I couldn't be happier with my stay and look forward to my return. October 2013 Tripadvisor Guest. Read More Reviews


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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Jeremy Lin couldn't have hoped for a better
return to Madison Square Garden.
The former Knick who took the world by storm last year logged one of his best
games of the season for the Rockets, tallying 22 points and eight assists to
help Houston to a 109-96 victory over New York that handed the Knicks their
first home loss of the season.
James Harden posted a double-double, scoring a team-high 28 points to go with
10 rebounds for the Rockets, who snapped a seven-game road losing streak in
ending New York's 12-game unbeaten run at home dating back to last season.
Of the Knicks' six losses this year, two have come to the Rockets in blowout
fashion. Without Carmelo Anthony for the second consecutive game, New York was
unable to keep up with the scoring pace of the Rockets, who outscored the
Knicks 54-29 over the second and third quarters.
Chris Copeland, who started in place of Anthony for the second straight game,
notched a career-best 29 points -- all in the second half -- for the Knicks in
the setback.
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The Neurobiology of Affective Dysfunction in Schizophrenia (AFFECT)
The purpose of this study is to examine neural response facial affect in patients diagnosed with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder, as compared to healthy siblings of schizophrenia patients, and to healthy controls from the general population. The study involves a standard clinical assessment (~2-3 hours), a computerized neurocognitive battery (~2 hours), and an fMRI scan (~1.5 hours). These procedures are completed in two to three visits, and total reimbursement for participation is $120. There are no more than minimal risks associated with participation.
Principal Investigator: Raquel Gur, M.D. and Ruben Gur, Ph.D.


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Late ISU Rally Falls Short Against Wisconsin
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Iowa State softball team got its offense rolling late Saturday against Wisconsin, but not enough to get past the Badgers as UW prevailed over the Cyclones, 6-3 at Ulmer Stadium. The loss dropped ISU to 16-8 on the season, while Wisconsin improved to 11-10.
Action-Packed First Inning
Iowa State got on the board right away in the first. Brittany Gomez led the game off with a walk and stole second base. Three batters later and with two outs, Aly Cappaert got Gomez home with a single to left to put Iowa State ahead 1-0.
The lead was short lived as Wisconsin came out of the gates swinging. The Badger lead-off hitters both got on with a Mary Massei double and a single by Maria Van Abel. After Van Abel stole second, Michelle Mueller brought both of them home on a 2-RBI single to give Wisconsin a 2-1 lead. Two batters later, Stephanie Peace made it 3-1 with an RBI-single.
Pitcher's Duel
After the explosion of runs in the first, the game settled down as Katie Johnson and Wisconsin's Taylor-Paige Stewart limited the opportunities for both sides. While the scoreboard read zeros, both pitchers had to fight their way out of tight situations.
Wisconsin loaded the bases in the bottom of the third, but Johnson was able to induce a pop up to get the Cyclones out of the jam.
Meanwhile, Iowa State got multiple runners on base in both the fourth and fifth but could not convert. Sara Davison got hit by a pitch and Cappaert got an infield single to start the fourth, but none of ISU's next three hitters could bring them home. In the fifth, Sara Rice got hit by a pitch and Gomez walked to put two on with one out, but again the Cyclones could not plate any runners.
The Decisive Sixth
A Mueller home run in the bottom of the fifth put Wisconsin ahead 4-1, Iowa State got to work in the sixth. Cappaert led off with a walk and was followed by a Lexi Slater single and a Rachel Hartman walk to load the bases with no outs.
After a fielder's choice got the first out, a Sara Rice grounder to third looked like the second out, but the throw home was errant to allow Slater and Hartman to score and reduce the UW lead to 4-3. Iowa State could not bring any more home as a Maddie Reese suicide squeeze could not score Spendlove and Gomez struck out to end the inning.
Wisconsin responded in the top of the sixth, also loading the bases with nobody out. Two batters later and with one out, a sac fly by Mueller scored one and then scored a second on an error trying to get the ball home to put the Badgers ahead 6-3.
One Last Chance
Iowa State got off to a good start in the seventh with Sarah Hawryluk and Cappaert both reaching base. However, neither could come home as the Badgers were able to get the necessary outs to end the game.
On Deck
Iowa State concludes the Louisville Classic against No. 7 Michigan tomorrow at 9 a.m. ET/8 a.m. CT.


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Superintendents to Mangano: restore youth funding
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Patrick Boyle, executive director of the Gateway program, said he gets calls constantly from Elmont parents asking if the program will return. The only thing Boyle can tell them is that their children can be put on a waiting list for the after-school program at Gotham Avenue School. Gotham Avenue still has such a program thanks to a state grant. It currently has 100 students enrolled, and hundreds more waiting for an open seat. "The waiting list for that program is through the roof," Boyle said.
Parents in Elmont also have the option of signing their children up for SCOPE, a program chartered by the New York State Board of Regents that provides after-school activities across Long Island. The program costs $283 per month per child, which many parents in Elmont cannot afford, Boyle said.
As a result, he added, many parents have no choice but to wait and hope that funding is restored so that Gateway can get back to work. "Who knows what the long-term affects are going to be" if funding isn't restored, Boyle said. With no word from the county on whether it will be, he said, he and other directors are waiting along with them.
KeywordsElmont, Youth agencies, Gateway Youth Outreach
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Mr. Harper if you think the youth program should be reinstated, take the extra monies you have in your budget to bring back the program. One thing we as taxpayers do not want is, for teachers to become baby sitters for these kids, Parents shouild not depend on youth programs to baby sit their children. Parents need to be more involved with their children. This is rediculous and does not make sense. We do not have the funds, so we cannot have the programs that we are used to having. Times do change and we must prepare to take the correct action. The correct action is not to have youth programs to act as parents baby sitters. The district should have after school programs run by the school district and they have the resources for this. We pay a lot of $ in school taxes and anyone that thinks otherwise can come and pay mine. Mr. Harper for your salary, you should donate part of your salary to fund the youth programs. That you won't do. So don't ask for additional funds, since you busted the 2% cap. Where did that extra money go? It was a bad choice to have Mr. Harper for superintendent, he just likes to spend, spend and keep spending $ the residents do not have and cannot afford. CONSOLIDATE MR. HARPER AND YOU WILL HAVE PLENTY OF $, BELIEVE ME. BE A FISCAL RESPONSIBLE SUPERINTENDENT. All the people in the photo look very concerned, but would any of them say, how about some consolidation, no way. REALLY, WHAT IS WRONG WITH CONSOLIDATION?
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Douglas M. Schulz
Douglas M. Schulz, 60, of Le Mars passed away Saturday, July 14, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. His funeral will be 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at St. John's Lutheran Church, E.L.C.A. in Le Mars, Iowa with Reverend Gary Landsness officiating. Interment will be at St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, rural Ireton, Iowa. Visitation will be after 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars with the family present to greet friends after 5:00 p.m. followed by a 6:30 p.m. prayer service Tuesday night at the funeral home. Visitation will continue at the church from noon until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com
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There is an upside to narcissism. No matter what other people do, you are reminded of your greatness. Lucky you.
Someone invents the Segway, you thought of it years ago. Someone memorizes pi, you just did mom's taxes. Somebody ran a marathon, you were in the office. All weekend. Challenge is a vestige of childhood.
It's a cushy gig. The rest of the world busts out in manifold directions, the center of gravity, you, stays still. Greatness never sweats.
James Taranto, writer of Wall Street Journal editorials, is a great guy. He writes about America's lameness. When a Massachusetts sociology professor describes her research in the New York Times, it's lame. When she talks about sex, it's lame. When 15 year old boys don't want to get girls pregnant, it's lame.
An odd recent New York Times op-ed by sociologist Amy Schalet touts the rise of, as the headline puts it, "Caring, Romantic American Boys." Schalet, who studied American high school sophomores (along with Dutch ones) for a forthcoming book, reports that "boys [are] behaving more 'like girls' in terms of when they lose their virginity," by which she means they "are becoming more careful and more romantic about their first sexual experiences."
Maybe her book will flesh out that claim, but in her op-ed the boys sound downright terrified: "American boys often said sex could end their life as they knew it. After a condom broke, one worried: 'I could be screwed for the rest of my life.' Another boy said he did not want to have sex yet for fear of becoming a father before his time."
If "I could be screwed for the rest of my life" is what passes for a romantic sentiment at the New York Times, the editors' Valentine's Day cards must be a laugh riot.
Nothing's as erotic as caring for children. Harlequin Romance built an industry on the language of changing diapers. The Romeo and Juliet fable tickled orgasm as they argued over how to beat autism. Toddlers get fussy, nipples get sucked, and the silk sheets get plenty sweaty.
. . she offers this further point of comparison: "The 2002 National Survey of Family Growth found that more than one-third of teenage boys, but only one-quarter of teenage girls, cited wanting to avoid pregnancy or disease as the main reason they had not yet had sex."
Given that nature imposes the physical burden of pregnancy on the female of the species, that sounds counterintuitive. And it's possible that some of the boys in the survey, mindful of what Schalet quotes another sociologist as calling "the stigma of virginity," are rationalizing away their lack of success with girls by chalking it up to prudence.
This is a WSJ hack pooh-poohing a sociology professor: "Since when do boys care about getting chicks pregnant?" I suppose if that were no longer true, it would be news. James once slagged a survivor of Vietnam, triple-amputee Max Cleland, for being a war critic because he had PTSD. What a loser, huh? Tough guys protect their territory. American boys wanna fuck, dude.


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Edmonton, AB (Sports Network) - Taylor Hall notched a hat trick in the first
period and a quick jump to the game led the Edmonton Oilers to a 4-0 win over
the Vancouver Canucks.
Devan Dubnyk notched 23 saves for his sixth career shutout for the Oilers, who
have won three straight for the first time this season to get to 35 points and
are one point back of St. Louis for the final playoff spot in the Western
Cory Schneider was quickly yanked from the start as he gave up two goals on
two shots for the Canucks, who had a six-game winning streak snapped. Roberto
Luongo finished the game in net and gave up two goals on 22 shots.
It was all Edmonton in the first eight minutes of the game and it got started
16 seconds in when Hall flew down the right wing and let fly with a wrister
past Schneider.
Edmonton's second shot also bore fruit as a slap shot from Ladislav Smid found
the back of the net at the 2:05 mark to chase Schneider.
Hall scored his second of the game 38 seconds later with a wrister from the
left circle and capped the hat trick at the 7:53 mark on the power play when
he stuffed the puck in from the right side.
It was the fastest hat trick by an Oiler to start a game, surpassing the mark
of 12:38 by Wayne Gretzky against Quebec in 1986.
The second period passed without a goal as Luongo made three stops and Dubnyk
turned away eight shots.
Dubnyk made five saves in the final period to finish off the shutout.
It was the three fastest goals to start a game in Edmonton history, passing
the mark of 3:25 set on Dec. 16, 1981 against the Colorado Rockies ...
Edmonton hosts Calgary on Monday ... Vancouver plays in San Jose on Monday ...
Edmonton forward Sam Gagner played in his 400th game ... Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
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Pope Shenouda III | 10 January 2009
The Spiritual Minister (cont'd)
A spiritual minister is a very attracting magnet.
Whoever comes within his sphere will be attracted to the life of the spirit, and will also have power to attract others to the same spiritual sphere. He attracts people to God their Father and the church their mother with all the emotions of kindness, love and care which she bears. So they hold to God who loves them and are nourished with the teachings of the church.
A spiritual minister has the living and powerful word of God (Heb 4: 12).
It is the word that influences the listeners and never returns void (Isa). He shines upon the others with light, and whoever comes into contact with him will be enlightened and will receive something divine. He is a blessing overflowing over everybody, not only within the church, but also at home, in the workplace, and even on the way. He is a minister wherever he goes; ministry to him is not confined to a certain place or time (2 Tim 40) or to formalities. The spirit of the ministry to him makes him serve whoever he meets or deals with. He does not care about being a successful teacher, for this means focus on the ego, but all his concern is the salvation of the souls of those whom he serves. In his deep caring about them he forgets himself, as if saying with St. Paul the Apostle, "For I could wish that I myself were accursed from Christ for my brethren, my kinsmen according to the flesh." (Rom 9: 3)
A spiritual minister struggles continually with God for his children. He pours himself before God so that God may lead the ministry and give him the spiritual food necessary for him and for his children and the power to walk in the Lord's way. He keeps wetting God's feet with his tears until he receives response for his prayers for the benefit of those whom he serves.
In all this he also is sacrificing; he sacrifices himself and his comfort for the others. A spiritual minister is a faithful person who labors with all his power for the ministry, putting before him always the words of the Scripture, "Cursed is he who does the work of the Lord deceitfully." (Jer 48: 10) He labors so that he may deserve that God works with him, and seeing his humiliation and labor bears the whole work for him. Therefore the Lord responds to the prayers of the father priests when they entreat Him to take part with His servants in work.
A spiritual minister does not rely on his own abilities, but on the gifts of the Holy Spirit who works within him.
He is a mere tool moved by the Spirit to serve the Kingdom. He is always in communion with the Holy Spirit who works within him, with him, and through him. He is filled with the Spirit; when he speaks it is not he who speaks but the Spirit of his Father who speaks in him (Mt 10: 20). In this way Christ's disciples worked as ministers of the word, so their words had power and fruit.
A spiritual minister grows continually in the love of our Lord Christ, and is always in a higher level than his pupils in knowledge, love, and attachment to God.
He is not merely training himself in the life of repentance, but rather in the life of perfection. And the more he feels humble seeing that the way is so long before him, the more he feels continual need for God's support.
A spiritual minister's main objective is the spirituality of his children.
His lessons are therefore rich and practical, attaching those whom he serves to God. They trust his words as if they were God's words, because they are sure that he receives from God and gives them. On the contrary are the ministers who lost their spirituality and acquired only the outer appearance of piety rather than its power.
A spiritual minister never lets worldly matters absorb him away from his spiritualities. And if he continues focusing on his own salvation it may end with him in complete devotion to the Lord's ministry, that is, consecration.
A spiritual minister does not feel that he gives something.
Every time he goes to the ministry he feels that he is receiving something new from God. He takes more than he receives. Ministry for him is a means and a spiritual media which he has to continue using and which gives him strictness and caution far from offences.
A spiritual minister throughout his ministry leads a life of discipleship.
He does not think that his discipleship has ended when he became a minister in Sunday Schools, a teacher or a preacher. He continues as a disciple, learning and experiencing something new every day, and from his experience he speaks to those whom he serves. He has experienced life with God and the way leading to Him, so he guides people to that way which he himself has experienced for a long time, knew its marks, wars, obstacles and blessings, and above all God's hand in it. He tells them all that in an objective way far from the ego.
Discipleship to the spiritual minister is a long way, which I shall expound in detail when speaking about humbleness in ministry.
A spiritual minister is far from egocentricity.
He is not occupied with his self in the ministry. In his spirituality, his self has died a long time ago and he nothing to focus on except God's Kingdom, the spirituality of his pupils, and their comfort and service.
He is a person whose will has united with God's will.
His only will is to realize God's will: that all people be saved and come to the knowledge of truth (1 Tim 2: 4). He has no private will, but he works with God to realize the divine will in himself and in his children. He works with all his emotions, his will, and the power given him. God's Kingdom is his main concern for which he works day and night. He feels the amount of responsibility on his shoulders and the value of the souls entrusted to him by God for which he will give account before the Just Judge. Therefore he walks with honesty and seriousness, not only for the sake of the responsibility, but also for the love and caring he feels towards those whom he serves.
A spiritual minister is a great heart holding everybody and not getting bored of anybody.
He is a wise and faithful steward who God makes ruler over His children to give them their food in due season (Lk 12: 42). To him applies the words, "He who wins souls is wise." (Prov 11: 30) In his wisdom he is experienced in the human soul, its nature, inclinations, wars, falls, troubles, and sufferings. He recalls the words of St. Paul the Apostle, "Remember the prisoners as if chained with them, and those who are mistreated, since you yourselves are in the body also." (Heb 13: 3)
A spiritual minister is a kindled flame of fire in the ministry.
He is fervent in spirit (Rom 12: 11), kindled with the holy fire that enflamed the disciples on the Day of Pentecost. He does the work of the Lord with fervency, with all the heart, with all the desire, and with all zeal. He is faithful in his ministry even until death (Rev 2: 10). He finds pleasure in labor and in working with God. The Holy Spirit works within people for their own salvation, and the spiritual minister works with the Holy Spirit for the same purpose, as St. Paul the Apostle said about himself and Apollo, "We are God's fellow workers." (1 Cor 3: 9) We take part with God in work, or rather we become tools in His hands through which He works.
A spiritual minister keeps his spiritual childhood (Mt 18: 3) and refuses to wean himself from the breasts of teaching.
He continues reading and learning, and though his disciples grow he always has something new to provide them. He is like an ever green tree that never fades nor has its leaves fall, but ever flourishing and blooming. He does not give from himself, but what he receives from the Spirit, that he gives, saying to the Lord:
"I have given to them the words which You have given me." (Jn 17)
He always kneels down requesting from the Lord for his children their daily nourishment. He says to the Lord, 'I do not want to give them from my human mind and ignorance, but the words You put on my mouth these I will give them.'
He is sensitive to the words of the Lord, distinguishing His voice and revealing His will to the people. His ministry is wrapped in prayer, because it is not human work.
A spiritual minister cares about the spiritual nourishment of his children; he takes his little flock to the waters and the green pastures to feed them among the lilies (Song 6: 3).
He cares about their spiritualities rather than about filling their minds with knowledge. Nevertheless he does not neglect knowledge, but he takes from it what builds the spirit and the mind.
A spiritual minister speaks about a theological, dogmatic, or liturgical subject in a spiritual way.
On the other hand an intellectual minister turns even spiritualities into theories and views and sciences! Some ministers began with the spirit and completed as scholars providing knowledge and organizing views void of the spirit. Their words have no more such spirituality that impacts people and attaches them to God!!
You ought then to be spiritual ministers for the sake of this generation where knowledge increased and spirituality decreased.
The past generations were much different, where the ministry centers were like dovecots cooing with the song of the divine love!
There is still much to say on the same topic, but let that be on the coming weeks, God willing.
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Preparations are gearing up for the IUCN World Conservation Congress in September that will tackle the most pressing nature conservation issues today.
The Congress will focus on providing practical tools for nature conservation through the Forum, which is the public core of the event and includes workshops, roundtable discussions and training courses, as well as exhibitions and entertainment.
In December, governments at the UN climate talks in Durban, South Africa agreed measures to sustain current global efforts to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions and to conclude a new global agreement with legal force to help avert the threat of climate change.
The impact of the private sector on biodiversity can be very detrimental, therefore a number of initiatives have already been developed to help businesses become greener and now a comprehensive European accreditation scheme for companies is being discussed.
IUCN's Director General joined United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon during the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi January 2012 to outline his Sustainable Energy for All initiative to the media.
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The top eight lady ballers in the world have gathered in Doha for the 39th WTA year-end Sony Ericsson Championships.
They have been divided into two groups for the round robin format based on the colors of the Qatari flag: the White group features No.1 seed Dinara Safina, No.4 seed Caroline Wozniacki, No.6 seed Victoria Azarenka and No.8 seed Jelena Jankovic. The Maroon group is made up of No.2 seed Serena Williams, No.3 seed Svetlana Kuznetsova, No.5 seed Elena Dementieva and No.7 seed Venus Williams, who is the defending champ.
Alternates Vera Zvonareva + Agnieszka Radwanska also made the trip to Doha.
Check out the official site here.
Images of the ladies going glam for the draw ceremony below. My fave? Elena. Simple elegance. My least fave? V. It's not your 1985 senior prom girl.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Top lady ballers dress it up in Doha, attend draw ceremony for WTA Championships
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Rich - as bad as Venus' dress is she looks a lot better than Serena. There's no excuse for that outfit plus her makeup looks bad. All she did was apply some lipstick.ReplyDelete
I think the best dressed, and I never thought I'd say this, goes to Jankovic. Her understated and body hugging dress is very flattering.
Elena's dress does nothing for her body and her makeup makes her look hard/harsh.
I agree with Allison on Serena; that's pretty horrible. And to me, Sveta always looks so uncomfortable when she dresses up. It's a little disconcerting to look at her!ReplyDelete
But I agree with you, Rich, on Elena. Nice dress and it looks like she carries herself well in it.
- AnonymousOctober 26, 2009 at 12:38 PM
you're harping on V when serena looks like she's harboring a fugitive in that ill-fitting crotch?ReplyDelete
LOL @ comments. Ah, happy Monday.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 26, 2009 at 3:17 PM
I'm sorry but the 80s weren't OK in the 80s; they're definitely not ok in 2009. Do you hear me Venus and Serena!?!ReplyDelete
Is Serena seriously wearing shoulder pads or is that just the angle/ her broad shoulders?
Dinara looks grand! AbFab.ReplyDelete
Dinara does look great--very sophisticated. Wozzi looks nice too. Serena looks trashy (poodle hair and straight bangs???) and Venus looks like she's ten.ReplyDelete
- a-tennisloverOctober 26, 2009 at 7:15 PM
Why do they have to wear evening clothes anyway? Just put on a nice outfit. It doesn't have to be so dressy. Some of the situations the tourneys put the players in is silly. Do the guys go black tie in London? If so, then, oh well...ReplyDelete
I agree that Elena was the best dressed of the night. The other "bridesmaids in white" didn't quite pull it off. Venus's "ballerina" look was a misfire and Serena's "catsuit" was completely wrong. I like that the ladies tried to glam it up but let's get real, we know that the "London guys" will just wear their warm up gear to the draw presentation. As for who will the whole thing, watch out for "Sveta".ReplyDelete
- KateFordOctober 27, 2009 at 6:32 AM
I think it's nice seeing the ladies dress up. Leave it to Serena to show them who wears the pants in this draw! I love Elena and Wozzi's dresses best--both so elegant.ReplyDelete
It's really nice they all got glammed up.ReplyDelete
The dresses are all okay - except maybe for that HUGE bow on Vika.
Now I may be the only one thinking this but: I like Venus' outfit! I know it's a little off, but that's actually what I like about it. A little less quillings would've been better though. But the cut of the dress is pretty I think.
I'm weird like that. ;-)
As for Serena: Weird - but at least it's a statement, hehe.
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2009 at 7:16 AM
r u nuts? venus looks fabulous. like a model, very cool. the rest - bad bad bad except Elena D.ReplyDelete
Elena looks amazing!!ReplyDelete
Elena looks exceptional! Serena is just wrong on sooo many levels! But I guess she always is when she tries to do it herself. Stick with the stylist ReRe, you were looking awesome just the other day on your US talkshow tour punting your book! As for Vee! She doesn't fair much better than her sis I'm afraid. I must say though, it's a great idea that the lady ballers get to dress up like this! Adds some glam to the game and just makes things more interesting and exciting for all!ReplyDelete
i liked Venus dress too.ReplyDelete
lol@ most comments.
- AnonymousOctober 30, 2009 at 9:26 PM
Serena: I'm Rick James, bitch!!!ReplyDelete
AND, Venus looks just fine...


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CSMA display ends Saturday in Mtn. View
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The Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) is slated to present "Gone to the Wild," prints by Kathryn Kain, through Saturday in CSMA's Mohr Gallery, 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain View.
The exhibition features large-scale prints with images of fruits, flowers and ephemera, underscoring the artist's theme of the relationship of humans to nature.
Mohr Gallery is open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Admission is free.
For more information, call 917-6800, ext. 306, or visit arts4all.org.


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This weekend in St. Ignatius folks took a step back in time to the days of the early fur trade.
Atlatl throwing, wool spinning and knife throwing are just a few of the 'old time' activities the Fort Connah Restoration Society set it up for folks to try.
The historic site near St. Ignatius boasts one of the oldest fur trading posts in the nation built in the 1840's and this weekend many folks ventured inside to check out historical fire arms and native artifacts.
Society members tell us it's been hard work preserving the historic site and buildings.
Preston Miller has spent over 40 years making sure no one forgets how important the 166-year-old trading post is.
"We have put it all back together and restored it to the point where I can actually set up an old time trading post inside of it, just like in the old days," said Miller.
Miller tells NBC Montana the fort was a crossing point for goods to be gathered and distributed over the mountains to the east and west.
"Buffalo robes and stuff would be coming from the west and being shipped to the east," said Miller.
Miller tells me he's proud of the restoration work he and other Fort Connah Society members have done.
"It's really important that here in Western Montana we have this," said Miller. "And not only the site but one of the original buildings that were part of that early trade era."
Society member Edd MacDonald tells me most visitors say they've never tried the "old life" experience.
"It's not thinking about it, it's not looking at it in a book or in any other way, we're actually living it and there's no replacement for that," said MacDonald. "To put hands on, to see things and to handle things and to do things that our ancestors did, we don't get to do very much."
Miller says it's been hard work preserving the historic site and building but it's worth the effort.
"It's kind of sad that as the older people die off there aren't going to be younger people in here to step up and take this over," said Miller. "So I hope by doing this we can get young people interested and get them to come out and realize there is more to life than the computer."
If you missed this historical event, not to fear, the society will be hosting another in August.
For more information about Fort Connah or the Fort Connah Restoration Society click here.


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HYATTSVILLE, Md (WUSA9) -- Fierce reaction to the President's plan from both sides today.
Across the country, immigrants held "watch parties" as Mr Obama delivered words they've waited years to hear. Immigrants were overjoyed and critics furious. The immigrants think this is their moment. The critics say if the GOP thinks this is going to win it Hispanic votes, it's mistaken.
"Yes, we can!" immigrants roared after the speech at Casa de Maryland, a non-profit immigrant advocacy group. "Now we're on the right path," said one, "because Democrats and Republicans are getting together, which is something that did not happen before."
"I'm really really happy. I'm happy with the announcement," said Ricardo Campos, who came to the US with his parents at age 12, and still doesn't have papers.
Massive Hispanic turnout for President Obama has brought Republicans to the immigration reform table. A bi-partisan group of Senators offering 11 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship if they pass a criminal background check, pay a fine and back taxes, learn English, and go to the back of the line.
"I'm really happy," says Adelaide Tembe, who says she was abused by an employer who brought her to the US to clean her house.
But she's only too happy to sacrifice to become a citizen. "I'm not lazy, I can work, so I can pay everything I have to."
But critics call the plan amnesty and say it will only cost the GOP votes. "An amnesty bill will only hand 11 to 12 million illegal aliens, who are overwhelmingly government dependent, to the Democrats.
There are signs Republicans are already split on the issue," says Bob Dane of the Federation for American Immigration Reform."
There are already some signs that the GOP is splitting on immigration. Rep. Lamar Smith, a senior Republican on Judiciary Committee, says legalizing people who are in the country illegally only costs taxpayers millions, costs American workers thousands of jobs, and encourages more illegal immigration.


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Can I 100% rely on $_SERVER[] to be a safe source of data that I do not need to sanitized like I do $_GET[] and $_POST[]?
So it seems there is a consensus that some $_SERVER[] data do need to be sanitized, because they come from the requester and can be spoofed, and others do not since they originate from the server itself.
This points to a semantic defect of PHP, namely that non-server data can be stored in $_SERVER. Really the variables from non-server sources should be put in an array called something like $_NONSERVER[].


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So I've mananged to semi-successfully migrate a reasonable number of my GroupWise users to Zimbra. But GroupWise appointments were always horrid and the Zimbra migration tool has migrated their worst feature (GroupWise's fault entirely), recurring appointments are individual items not one recurring object. So if lightning users try and subscribe to the Zimbra calendar the feed is so heavy lightning freezes.
So people have been deleting these appointments to try and replace them with an nice new Zimbra appointment, but it seems to be sending a notification to everyone on the invite list.
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Im trying to build latest 8.0.0_BETA1_3878
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I have been having a tough time putting either the web client or the AjaxTK examples on Tomcat and accessing them through Apache using mod_proxy.
I am using Apache 2.0.55, Tomcat 5.5.12. I have done what I have always done before to make this work, adding proxyName and proxyPort to Tomcat's server.xml, and ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse to Apache's httpd.conf. That is:
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proxyName="www.mycompany.com" proxyPort="80"/>
in Tomcat's server.xml and:
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ProxyPass / http://www.mycompany.com:8080/
ProxyPassReverse / http://www.mycompany.com:8080/
in Apache's httpd.conf.
I have built both the ajax.war from AjaxTK and zimbra.war from the web mail client, and they work flawlessly in Tomcat without proxying.
When I turn proxying on as above, I can, for example, access all the Tomcat examples fine through the proxy. When I access http://www.mycompany.com/ajax, I am directed to the examples.html page, and all the links seem to be correct. When I actually select one of the examples, things seem to get busy with the initial download of all the included .js files, but eventually, the page is blank. I suspect the DwtShell hasn't been created, because, unlike when I access them directly through Tomcat, the browser window context menu is still available. I have compared the actual downloaded content when accessed through either Apache (port 80) or directly from Tomcat (port 8080), and it seems the actual rendered pages are identical. I can only assume that there is a problem with the included or imported files, but all the URL's are relative to the server root, and should work fine.
I'm sure there is just something stupid I am doing wrong, but I am stumped at this point. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.


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4th of July Sales 2016
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Happy Birthday America! This 4th of July, celebrate big while spending less. In addition to annual traditions like watching fireworks and firing up the grill, don't forget about shopping 4th of July sales to get some of the best prices of the year. Not sure where to start? Check out our hand-picked 4th of July sales for everything and everyone in your family. In particular, look for great deals on savvy styles from stores like Macy's, Forever 21, Target, and Gap. If you're looking for household items, check out select deals at Sears, Overstock.com, and Home Depot. Take a look at our 5 4th of July Sales 2016 discount codes including 2 coupon codes, and 3 sales. 5 discount codes have been used since yesterday. A savvy Couponer used a discount code 2 hours ago.
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sandsarchey.com has them. Hit Steve up on this forum and he can usually get you a good deal.
sandsarchey.com has them. Hit Steve up on this forum and he can usually get you a good deal.
Great in the tight bush when you have to bash through thick crap. Holds the arrows super well because of the adjustable clamps. My next quiver will be a tightspot.
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.
I picked up one of these for my Carbon Element a few weeks back. I usually prefer two piece quivers but had a hard time finding one that works on the carbon hoyt. A friend had a TightSpot so I shot it on the bow for a week or so and really liked it. They are nice and worth the price tag IMO. You won't be disappointed if you get one.
I have one on my EVO and it is the best quiver I have ever owned, the foam insert leaves a little to be desired since I don't shoot mechanical heads.
Love mine.
Just wish the foam was a little more dense. But then it might weigh a minascule more. oh no.
All the paint wore off of the allen screw heads on mine and they are starting to rust. Think I'm gonna write to Tightspot considering I paid $150 for it.
i paid around $50 for mine in a clearence bin a few years ago. i was told it was a proto type. the foam has long since disapearred and i have to keep an eye on all the allen screws that keep coming loose, but i am still useing it today. i like it.