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WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. economy has reached a milestone: It has finally regained all the private-sector jobs it lost during the recession.
Yet it took a painfully slow six years, and unemployment remains stubbornly high at 6.7 percent.
The comeback figures were contained in a government report Friday that showed a solid if unspectacular month of job growth in March.
Businesses and nonprofits shed 8.8 million jobs during the recession, which is officially labeled as 2007-09; they have since hired 8.9 million. But because the population has grown since the big downturn, the economy is still millions of jobs short of where it should be by now.
Also, government jobs are still 535,000 below the level they were at when the recession began in December 2007. That's why the overall economy still has 422,000 fewer jobs than it did then.
As a result, most analysts were hardly celebrating the milestone.
Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the liberal Economic Policy Institute, called it a "pretty meaningless benchmark economically."
"The potential labor force is growing all the time, so the private sector should have added millions of jobs over the last six-plus years," she said.
U.S. employers did add a seasonally adjusted 192,000 jobs in March, just below February's 197,000, which was revised higher. March's figure nearly matched last year's average monthly gain, suggesting that the economy has recovered from the hiring slowdown caused by severe weather in December and January.
"We're seeing sustained improvement," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West. "But we're not really that much stronger than we were last year. And we need more improvement for a stronger economy to come into fruition."
The March figures did signal that stronger gains could lie ahead: More Americans without jobs are starting to look for one, and paychecks are growing.
Most economists expect job growth to pick up a bit to a monthly pace of 225,000 or more. One reason: Americans have reduced their debts and benefited from rising home prices and a rising stock market. Better household finances should translate into more spending.
And a major drag on growth - federal spending cuts and tax increases - will fade this year, most likely boosting the economy.
Budget battles and government shutdowns that have eroded business and consumer confidence since the recession ended are unlikely this year.
"Enough repair has happened in damaged sectors and there's enough calm ... so we can have a real recovery," said Ethan Harris, global economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.


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Husqvarna TR650 Strada
Husqvarna TR650 Terra
Husqvarna Motorcycles is an international manufacturer of off-road and on-road motorbikes. It was originally founded in Sweden and has been part of the BMW Group since 2007. Since this time, the innovative technological capabilities of Husqvarna Motorcycles have been dynamically strengthened, and on a lasting basis, through its alliance with BMW Motorrad.
The motorcycle brand with the Scandinavian roots, based today in Cassinetta di Biandronno in the northern Italian province of Varese, boasts a tradition of motorcycle manufacturing which stretches back more than 100 years, making Husqvarnas the oldest motorcycles in the world with an uninterrupted production record. In ten decades of company history, Husqvarna Motorcycles has been able to achieve outstanding success in international off-road racing, with 82 World Championship titles to its name to date. In road racing, Husqvarna was successful in the 1920s and 1930s, so it was a logical step to set about expanding today's product range in the on-road arena once again.
Husqvarna re-entered the road bike segment in 2011 with the presentation of the Husqvarna Nuda 900 and Husqvarna Nuda 900 R models. These models, developed in collaboration with BMW Motorrad, likewise display Husqvarna's typical pure, athletic and dynamic styling. The brand most recently provided a look ahead to further extension of the model range with the Husqvarna Concept MOAB, Husqvarna Concept Strada and Husqvarna Concept BAJA studies.
With the new Husqvarna TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra, Husqvarna Motorcycles continues its model offensive that began last year with the successful launch of its road models.
Husqvarna TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra – two powerful characters for on-road and off-road riding.
With the new TR 650 Strada and the new TR 650 Terra, Husqvarna Motorcycles extends its program of highly agile, dynamic single-cylinder motorcycles by adding two attractive new machines.
Their slim, wiry stature and masculine, dynamic design gives the new Husqvarna TR 650 models a progressive, light and energetic look, whether as the "Terra" version for light terrain or as the "Strada" version for asphalt-based motorcycling fun. At the same time, the two new Husqvarna models are clearly set apart from their competitors with their outstanding overall package of handling and riding dynamics as well as in terms of design. Along with their relatively low weight, a powerful single-cylinder engine and an agile, directionally-stable chassis they embody the passion of motorcycling and the fascinating world of Husqvarna Motorcycles.
Outstandingly powerful single-cylinder engine in the BMW Motorrad mould.
In terms of engine technology, the TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra rely on the tried and tested basis of the G 650 GS by BMW Motorrad. However, this liquid-cooled single-cylinder power unit with two overhead camshafts and 652 cc was extensively modified and its performance significantly enhanced for use in the two new Husqvarna models. It delivers 43 kW (58 hp) at 7,250 rpm, developing its maximum torque of 60 Nm at 5,750 rpm. For those countries with graduated licencing, there is also there is also a reduced power version on offer as an ex works option with 35 kW (48 hp) at 7,250 rpm and 54 Nm of torque at 5,750 rpm.
The single-cylinder engine has been modified with a wide range of measures to hone it for its athletic, dynamic purpose. In addition to various other improvements, such features as a modified electronic fuel-injection system, altered camshafts and an increased compression ratio due to modified piston and cylinder head geometries ensure powerful propulsion, high revving and spontaneous response. Nonetheless, with its exhaust system in stainless steel including two rear silencers and a closed-loop 3-way catalytic converter, the engine provides not just an especially high level of single-cylinder riding fun but also excellent fuel efficiency and environmental compatibility.
In conjunction with the constant-mesh 5-speed gearbox, the powerful and high-revving single-cylinder engine in the Husqvarna TR 650 Strada puts in an especially impressive performance on country roads, while a full torque curve and spontaneous response also allow supreme off-road excursions over light terrain on the TR 650 Terra.
Robust, high-quality chassis for riding fun both on and off the road.
The new Husqvarna models TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra are able to rely on an agile chassis based on a split-backbone tubular steel frame with remove-able rear frame and front beam bolted to the engine.
Front guidance and suspension duties are dealt with by a torsionally-stiff 46 millimetre upside-down telescopic fork. The rear wheel is controlled by a torsionally-stiff dual swing arm made of pentagonal steel tubing in conjunction with a centrally-mounted rear shock with progressive linkage. In keeping with its use on asphalted roads, the Husqvarna TR 650 Strada has cast wheels made of aluminium while the TR 650 Terra reflects its off-road suitability with a centrally-mounted rear shock with progressive linkage. Generous suspension travel of 190 millimetres at the front and rear makes for easy handling and a high level of directional stability combined with excellent comfort and off-road qualities.
TR 650 Strada fitted as standard with ABS. TR 650 Terra with ABS as an optional feature.
To match the dynamic performance available, the brake system consists of a single-disc brake at front and rear which offers supremely solid stopping power. The new Husqvarna TR 650 Strada is fitted as standard with ABS, while the new Husqvarna TR 650 Terra can likewise feature ABS if this is ordered as an ex works option. The ABS is disengageable for special uses.
Masculine shaping in dynamic, Italian design.
To reflect their high level of riding dynamics, the lines of the new Husqvarna TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra have been given a particular dynamic emphasis in terms of design. Although they embody masculine athleticism, their clearly-defined shaping nonetheless conveys a sense of agility and lightness. While the light-alloy cast wheels in the TR 650 Strada embody the active riding character of a road bike, the spoke wheels combined with a high fender on the front wheel reveal the dual sport ambitions of the TR 650 Terra.
The two new Husqvarna models have a robust, masculine appearance through selective use of black-coated chassis elements such as frame and swingarm. In addition, red side trim elements for the TR 650 Terra, and a black side panel for the TR 650 Strada, in combination with the Strada's low white front fender, lend a unique appearance to each.
The bikes' high aspirations in terms of riding dynamics are underscored by the light-gray sand-cast engine cases, providing a fascinating technical contrast in conjunction with the hallmark Husqvarna red cylinder head. Further accents are provided the anodized-silver upside-down forks and the end caps of the twin exhausts, which proudly exhibit the Husqvarna logo.
The new Husqvarna TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra are manufactured at the Husqvarna Motorcycles plant in Cassinetta di Biandronno, northern Italy.
An overview of the key features of the new Husqvarna TR 650 Strada and TR 650 Terra:

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From Media Relations…
Kansas City, MO (July 31, 2007) – The Kansas City Royals today acquired right-handed starting pitcher Kyle Davies from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for right-handed reliever Octavio Dotel. The swap was made just hours before the 3 p.m. (CT) non-waiver Major League Baseball trade deadline.
Davies, who will turn 24 on Sept. 9, spent the majority of the 2007 campaign with the Braves before being optioned to Richmond on July 19, where he has made a pair of starts. While working for Atlanta this year, he made 17 starts, posting a 4-8 record and 5.76 ERA, allowing 55 earned runs in 86.0 innings with 59 strikeouts.
The 6-2, 205 lb., native of Decatur, Ga., is a lifetime 14-21 with a 6.15 ERA in 52 Major League appearances, 45 of which have been starts. Davies debuted as a rookie with the Braves in 2005, going 7-6 with a 4.93 ERA. He was a fourth round pick of the Braves in the 2001 First-Year Player Draft.
Dotel, 33, signed with the Royals as a free agent last Dec. 8. He missed nearly all of the first two months of the 2007 season due to a strained left oblique that occurred late in spring training. Since returning to active duty on May 23, Dotel has gone 11-for-14 in save situations (79 percent), while posting a 2-1 record and 3.91 ERA.
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Hope this works out. How incredibly disappointing for Royals fans. But I guess Dayton Moore deserves the benefit of the doubt from us. We'll see how Davies is received if he takes Nunez's spot.
Wow, I'm real impressed with this trade….this guys numbers are outstanding!!! This is exactly what I was hoping for. Can you smell the sarcasm?
Why didn't the Royals get two players for Dotel? Davies' numbers aren't exactly stellar. Oh well, I pray this trade will not turn out like the Joey Gathright trade last year. Heck, the Royals could use another starting pitcher in Omaha.
Looks like a Dayton Moore payback to the Braves for Pena, Jr. The Royals receive a pitcher that in 2 years Royals fan will be saying who? Davies has had enough starts in MLB to prove he can not pitch at this level. Hope I am wrong. Bad Trade for the Royals – Good for the Braves.
The question becomes: Soria or Grienke in the closer position? Frankly, I'm feeling confident with either of them on the mound these days.
I want to wait and see. Moore had good luck with Bannister. Dotel is at risk of injury at any time and Davies is still only 23. By the way, I look for Gathright to be a starter next year. The Royals are going to clear a lot of salary (Including Dotel,Sweeney, Sanders and possibly Brown) in about two months so they'll finally have some money to spend.
Some of Dayton Moore's comments puzzle me sometimes. For example, Moore said that Davies has good stuff, but he really doesn't look at the numbers (statistics) of young pitchers, because they are just learning. But in the same regard, he has said he is disappointed with the progress of Luke Hochevar and Billy Buckner. Does this mean he doesn't think they have good enough stuff or is he looking at their numbers?
As a follow-up, it is interesting to read the national and Atlanta baseball press view on the Dotel for Davies trade. It appears the Royals' media relations stands alone about the deal. Must to tough for them to have a positive spin, let's talk about his injuries, not the 3rd rated trade prospective for an unknown 2nd tier pitcher. If the Royals are dumping Dotel's salary be honest. What is the old saying about a handbag out of a sow's ear? Souuuie!
I'm starting to feel better about the trade than I did yesterday. Davies does have outstanding stuff, and as I read on another message board, look at Halladay's stats after his second year in the majors. Plus, from what I've read, most scouts think this guy is going to be pretty good, and Dayton Moore knows pitching and he knows the Braves' organization. We'll have to wait and see, but as far as acquiring guys with impact potential for a guy who is going to be a free agent in 2 months, Moore probably made a pretty good deal.
Dotel was leaving at end of year anyway, plus he is replaceable, he is a good closer not a great one, and if the young guy works out it will be a great deal
So we trade for a pitcher who has a lifetime record of 14-21 with a 6.15 ERA in 52 Major League appearances. Do those credentials catapult him over Nunez who recently pitched two masterful games for us only to get rewarded by being sent back down to Omaha??? If were Noonie, I'd be hoping for a trade to a team that needs a good starting pitcher. But, hey, doesn't that describes the Royals!
after all the talk a bout the royals dealing dotel and this is what they get back……horrible trade in mi eyes
Kyle Davies' first start for the Royals has only proved that Dayton Moore has made another terrible trade for the second year in the row.
what are you talking about!!??
He scouted this kid and drafted him. Obviously, he knows what he's looking for. And for all you who think the Gathright trade was bad, look at the stats with him in the lineup and when he's out.
Davies has limitless potential, and most pitchers dont reach their potential until their mid-late 20's. THE KID IS 23!!! 52 starts filled with inconsitency doesnt mean a thing. We did not trade for him hoping he would help us right now.
And after his last start, if you still think the trade is horrible in your eyes, then you need to grab some glasses
I'm really gonna laugh at you guys when we are contending in two years… especially after all the complaining about everything Moore does.
Wow! What an incredible game by Kyle Davies against the Indians last night! Can't wait to see his next start!


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I used zd for a couple of years and eventually gave up on it because it was very slow to sync to gmail etc. If the current version of zd can deal with fairly large email account better than 2.0?
I still have zd 2.0 (10514) installed. Should I attempt to upgrade it or so should I remove it and all data files in order to test 7.1.4?
When checking for updates, zd 2.0 itself says there are none available, so maybe I have to start over?


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|Wrestlers place four in opener
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Two champions and two other placewinners emerged from the St. Francis Invitational Wrestling Tournament Saturday, Dec. 1, where the HHS Dragon team opened its 2012-13 season.
Eleven varsity wrestlers competed at St. Francis, Kan., while nine JV grapplers took to the mats in Goodland, Kan. for the Dec. 1 opener.
Senior Jesus Hermosillo and sophomore Dylan Kotch finished as champions at 195 and 220 lbs. respectively. Sophomore Nick Ortner placed third at 138 lbs. and senior Astolfo Rojo was fourth at heavyweight.
With 68 points, Holyoke placed eighth out of 11 teams at St. Francis. Colby won the tourney with 207.5, followed by Goodland 166, Wray 100.5, Sterling 98, Norton 97.5, St. Francis 78, Rawlins County 70, Holyoke, 68, Pine Creek 67, Wichita County 44 and Greeley County 21.
Coach Jack Garrison noted the team is very young with six seniors, eight sophomores and 11 freshmen.
He's pleased with the leadership shown by the returning wrestlers and said they'll be working hard to get the young kids going.
At St. Francis there were some tough schools as well as mediocre teams, said Garrison.
Hermosillo wrestled unbelievably well and defeated a couple of good wrestlers in his final two matches.
Nobody could come close to Dylan Kotch, said coach Garrison, noting the sophomore wrestler is much more powerful this year.
Ortner lost in the front door, but wrestled a great tournament to come back to take third, said the coach.
Rojo is a light heavyweight, and Garrison said he is a really disciplined wrestler and had a good tournament.
Seniors Ben Martinez, Leo Ortiz and Spencer Kotch all wrestled well. Some got bracketed poorly, but they each won a match. Garrison looks for good things from them as they get in better shape and gain confidence.
Freshmen got their eyes opened at St. Francis as they were welcomed to varsity-level wrestling. Coach Garrison said they all fought hard and were definitely in the matches.
Individual results from the St. Francis tournament follow:
106 lbs.—Eric Rojo was pinned in :43 by Joey McFee of Rawlins County and was pinned in :13 by Skylar Johnson of Norton.
120 lbs.—Issac Brandt was pinned in 4:08 by Riley Hager of Norton and was pinned in 3:08 by Jake Rockwell of Wray.
138 lbs.—Nick Ortner placed third. He won a 15-4 major decision over Logan Lampe of St. Francis, lost a 1-7 decision to Joel Contreras of Sterling, won a 9-2 decision over Ricky Milke of Goodland and won a 4-0 decision over Toby Nickell of Norton.
145 lbs.—Luke Stewart was pinned in 3:36 by Erick Krier of Sterling and lost a 5-17 major decision to Idan Peek of Pine Creek.
152 lbs.—Ben Martinez was pinned in 4:33 by eventual runner-up Kendall Miller of Norton, won a 9-7 decision over Jacob Clark of Wichita County and was pinned in 2:36 by Logan Guenzi of Sterling.
160 lbs.—Leo Ortiz was pinned in 3:36 by eventual champion Mikey Leibbrandt of St. Francis, won a 5-2 decision over Zane Powell of Sterling and was pinned in 3:15 by Cody Wright of Rawlins County.
170 lbs.—Spencer Kotch was pinned in 2:12 by eventual champion Quade Woofter of Colby, pinned Cole Dierks of Wichita County in 1:26 and was pinned in 2:05 by Tristan Whited of Sterling.
182 lbs.—Marques Harvey was pinned in 3:25 by Taylor White of Pine Creek and was pinned in 1:31 by Colton Cooper of Goodland.
195 lbs.—Jesus Hermosillo placed first. He pinned Brendan Hamilton of Pine Creek in :03, pinned Troy Quenzer of Colby in 2:15 and won a 5-3 championship decision over Tyler Gastineau of Goodland.
220 lbs.—Dylan Kotch placed first. He pinned Austin Hart of Colby in 1:11 and won a 6-0 decision over Skyler Mason of Wichita County in the finals.
285 lbs.—Astolfo Rojo placed fourth. He lost a 5-8 decision to Aaron Escamilla of Wray, pinned Jonathan Chavolla of Wichita County in 1:19 and lost a 2-13 major decision to Aaron Escamilla of Wray.
Jayvees gain good mat experience
Nine JV Dragons entered a round robin tournament in Goodland Saturday. No medals nor places were awarded, but team members had a lot of good mat time, and coaches were pleased.
Freshman Cavin Kramer dislocated his hip, and coach Garrison said he could be out for the season.
Nathan Miles was 3-0 for the day at Goodland to go undefeated.
Fernando Rojo was 4-1, Sid Struckmeyer 3-1, Javier Rojo 2-1, Cody Lamm 2-2, Cesar Hinostroza 2-2, Troy Brown 0-3 and T.J. Gertner 0-3.
Upcoming action
This week, the whole Dragon team will travel to Harrisburg, Neb. Saturday, Dec. 8 for the Banner County Invitational.
Coach Garrison said they'll do a lot of round robin matches there, which will give lots of mat time to the wrestlers.
Holyoke will host Yuma for a varsity/JV dual Thursday, Dec. 13, starting at 6:30 p.m.
Holyoke Enterprise December 6, 2012


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text: I installed zimbra rpm successfully. Went smoothly, my complements to the chefs. My next task is to install alfresco (http://www.alfresco.org) which uses tomcat as well. Alfresco comes as a war file or as a package with tomcat. Is it ok to use the zimbra version of tomcat to deploy the war file or should I be looking for a different method? The idea of keeping zimbra stand alone for upgradability is a strong one. I understand that zimbra was meant to be a stand alone server but just wondered if there is a good solution to this situation. Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated.


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May 31, 2016
MSU Meridian and Meridian Community College partnered for their 4th Annual College & Job Fair.
Twenty-eight vendors signed up to showcase opportunities available in the area. Businesses accepted applications and discussed future job openings.
MCC and MSU Meridian also shared what they have to offer in degree programs.
"MSU Meridian and Meridian Community College want to reach out and help those in our area that either need to go back to college or maybe never have attended college or those who are just looking to make a career change or they need a job," said MSU Meridian recruiting coordinator Candy Adams. "So that's what we're trying to do. We're trying to help the people in our area and our community and we're trying to help them get in the workforce."
At least 300 people took advantage of the chance to make contact with interested employers and explore educational opportunities.
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May 31, 2016
A bill awaiting the governor's signature will make it easier for emergency workers to vote when they are called out because of a disaster.
The bill sponsored by Republican Rep. Barry Moore of Enterprise is the result of Alabama National Guardsmen and others being called to help after Hurricane Sandy hit the Atlantic coast shortly before last year's presidential election. The bill provides that if a governor declares a state of emergency surrounding an election, Alabama's secretary of state can issue an emergency rule to allow workers responding to that emergency to fill out absentee ballots.
The Senate gave final approval to the bill Thursday. Secretary of State Beth Chapman said she's thankful her office now has the ability to make voting easier for first responders.
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DECATUR, Ga. - After spending a year-and-a-half unable to walk or speak, 16-year-old Andee Poulos is hoping other teenagers with brain injuries will join her on the road to recovery.
At the Shepherd Pathways Center on Clairmont Road, Andee is relearning how to walk and communicate. There is no frustration, no anger, no resentment over the months when she says she was "out of it."
"I'm not really sad because my friends and my family still love me," said Poulos.
The teenager was born with an abnormal cluster of blood vessels resting on her brain. No one knew until the vessels ruptured on January 4th, 2011.
It left Andee curled in a fetal position of hopelessness. Her parents took her to hospitals around the country, searching for the right treatment. They were preparing for the possibility that their daughter might not recover.
Then came last June.
"God touched her," said John Poulos, Andee's father. "Literally, it was that fast. She started talking, and ever since that day she kept improving more and more, faster and faster."
As Andee's determination has grown, so has her heart.
Friends started an organization called "Andee's Army". It has evolved from supporting the Poulos family to helping other teens facing the same struggle.
Now, Andee is getting involved.
This Saturday, she'll be at the second Andee's Army fun run. She will speak, hand out awards, and hit the street. On legs still coming back to life, she will walk as far as she can walk.
It's an inspiration to her classmates at Holy Innocents School.
"That's the attitude that's gotten her through this and the attitude that's gotten her this far," said classmate Savannah Cohen.
It's how Andee Poulos starts over.
"I know I have to work hard to get better, and that motivates me," said Andee.
Andee's family is hoping she can return to high school in the fall, and one day take over as President of Andee's Army.


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The fifth issue of the bilingual magazine My 9 Months/Mis 9 Meses features everything expectant women need to know to help them and their babies get their full 9 months of pregnancy. Read it in English, or flip the magazine over for the same information in Spanish. Topics include preconception health, prenatal care, nutrition, staying healthy, recognizing preterm labor, labor and delivery and newborn care. Features include: 1) Easy-to-Read informative content 2) A place to take notes, write reminders and record appointment dates and 3) A glossary of common medical terms used by providers throughout pregnancy.


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Team Murray, minus Rossie Hutchins, spent part of their week off in between tourneys sharing stories (read: getting naked and scrubbing each other off) in an ice bath during a recent training session.
Ahhh - just another weekend at my place. Any takers???
(image via andymurray.com)
Friday, April 24, 2009
PHOTO OP: Four men in a tub - but where's Ross (double drats)?
Labels: Andy Murray, photo op, tennis, training
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When I first saw this I thought that the one on the left was Nadal.ReplyDelete
OMG, the ginge looks utterly hunky here! And Sara, if only that had been Rafa...ReplyDelete
*imagines Rafa and Andy in bath together*
*dies with Babz*
Ross was in an ice batch with me.ReplyDelete
DAMN YOU NATCH!!! Give him back!!!ReplyDelete
*raises fists of fury*
- AnonymousApril 24, 2009 at 12:54 PM
Anyone know who the guy on the far right is, and whether he's single??? I like that one! :)ReplyDelete
The Ginge looks too red or sunburned, though it's hard for me to be objective when it comes to him b/c I've always disliked MacMopey; I am starting to warm to his tennis though.
Pleeeeeeeeeeese, Richie...no more bruises...no more bruises. I must have at least thirty, some with their own zip codes, on my body. Ross was kind enough to kiss the parts of me that don't hurt. I PROMISE I'll give him back when I'm through with him. But that might take a looooooooooong time. ;)ReplyDelete
*dives back into ice bath*
Huh. I thought the point was to kiss the parts that actually hurts?ReplyDelete
You guys fight over Ross. Ginge is mine.
*welcomes exotic species into her arms*
I know Andy's pasty, gawky, and whatnot, but he can get it, not gonna lie.ReplyDelete
- Tennis ObserverApril 25, 2009 at 3:31 PM
I'm sure Andy pissed into the water.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2009 at 5:48 AM
I may be in the minority but I think Andy is so sexy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 28, 2009 at 1:51 AM
so ewwwwwww!!!!!!what a lame publicity.....ReplyDelete


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Wondering what's on Santa's wish list this year? All of his favorite Cooking Light Christmas cookies, of course.
Iced Browned Butter Sugar Cookies
With nutty, caramel notes from browned butter and a fair bit of salt to balance the flavors, these cookies will become an instant favorite. You can roll out the dough right after combining all the ingredients—no chilling required. Look for pearlized sugar in gourmet markets or craft stores. Let the kids sprinkle the coarse crystals over the icing to give the cookies a sparkly, jewel-like appearance.


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Popfile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/) has some really cool features for mail filtering. Basically, it can provide an IMAP proxy (still in beta) that intercepts your moving mail from folder to folder, and adapts the Bayesian filtering accordingly.
The end result: your incoming mail gets put into folders based on how you've sorted it in the past. This happens for every e-mail, not just the ones that you've classified as spam. In the end, it means that you don't really need filter rules anymore.
We would really like to get this feature into Zimbra Open Source. Given enough time, the folks at our company could probably do it ourselves, but we're busy with other things (like actually running the business). ;) So, this post is a request to see who else is interested, and possibly to raise funds to pay somebody to do it.
This feature was mentioned a while back in passing on another thread, but I think it really deserves a lot more attention than what it got before. I will be sending a similar message to the Popfile developers to see if there's anybody there who would be interested in doing this work.


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WASHINGTON – You've gone to the shelters or you've looked at all the pictures, and after reading last week's Ask Dr. Pawz post, you've asked all the right questions. You've chosen the pet for you, and you've decided to make that little creature a part of your household. What now? What can you do to help smooth the transition from the shelter into your home?
First things are first: You've got to have the right gear.
If you're adopting a kitty, make sure you have plenty of toys, scratchers, bedding, food and water bowls (try to avoid plastic for cats) and the proper number of litter boxes. A simple equation for the number of litter boxes you'll need is to take the number of levels of your house and multiply that by the number of cats in the home. For example, if you live in a three-level home with two kitties, you'll require a minimum of six litter boxes — one for each cat for each level of the home, plus an extra never hurts.
If you're adopting a dog, make sure you have a good leash (stay away from retractable leashes because they give you zero control), a proper harness or collar, chew toys, a bed, a crate and a feeding station.
You should have already found out about what diet the new pet has been eating and if there are any specific dietary requirements that you need to address. If you plan to keep feeding that food when the pet arrives home, then go ahead and buy the big bag. However, if you plan to transition the pet to a new diet, buy enough of the old diet to gradually make the transition over a two-week period.
Now comes the fun part and the most challenging part — bringing the pet home. When the new pet is the only pet in the household, things are much simpler. You bring it home, you walk it through the house and you start establishing house rules and boundaries. However, when the new pet is coming into an already pet-occupied home, it gets a little more difficult.
The initial greeting must be tightly controlled, as should the interactions for the first few days or weeks, depending on the personalities you are working with. The more dominant the personalities are, the more time must be given and the more patience will need to be exercised. For dogs, I recommend introducing them outside the home first, each on a leash, so that the "sniff-fest" can commence on neutral ground. Doing this first introduction in the home can cause territory issues, and this could lead to a squabble.
For cats, it is often recommended to do the first introductions through a barrier. Whether you choose to keep the new kitty in the carrier for the first introductions, or use the old tried and true technique of putting them each in separate rooms with connecting doors, give them a few days to get used to each other's scent before you allow them free roam of the home with each other.
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At the dawn of the new century, in a season that will be remembered at Michigan State for another 100 years, Tom Izzo was looking at an NCAA championship team each time he walked into his locker room.
Nearly a decade later, during the Spartans' pleasantly surprising 2009 season, he was able to glance down the sideline at the North Carolina Tar Heels and be reminded first-hand what such a team looked like.
"I haven't seen one this year," Izzo told Sporting News this week. "I haven't seen one consistently do the things it takes to be a championship team."
Duke? Lost by 27 to Miami and twice to Maryland, a team that was fighting just to be considered for a spot in the NCAA Tournament field. Indiana? Lost twice at home. Gonzaga? A nice team, but you do know they haven't seen an elite opponent since New Year's Day. Kansas? Do we really have to bring up TCU all over again?
"There have been some of those kinds of things with everybody," Izzo said. "One time is OK, but a couple different times ... championship teams don't normally do that. Everybody's so even."
It is this reality that leads Kansas coach Bill Self to suggest to Sporting News that there could be 12-15 teams that could win the NCAA championship.
"You stop and think about it, will the 3 seeds be that much worse than the 1 seeds? I don't think so," Self said. "It all depends on who gets hot."
Even if no one looks the part, the NCAA will hand a championship trophy to someone in three weeks, on the floor of Atlanta's Georgia Dome. NCAA president Mark Emmert will be up there as will selection committee chair Mike Bobinski, who immediately afterward will become the athletics director at Georgia Tech. Some group of ecstatic players and proud coaches will join them.
It might be as wide-open as Self suggests.
Nah, let's just come out and say it: Self is wrong. He's not wrong about basketball often—the man has won nine consecutive conference championships—but this time he's off by quite a few.
Even though this has been a curious season, we wound up with unexpected champions in both 2010 (Duke) and especially 2011 (Connecticut) that fulfilled two prerequisite for NCAA championship teams:
1. They featured multiple future NBA players, with most often at least one eventually being selected in the lottery portion of the draft. That's been the case for every champion going back more than four decades.
2. They finished the tournament in the top 20 in both offensive and defensive efficiency—measures of how many points a team both scores and prevents each possession—as measured by statistician Ken Pomeroy and logged at the website KenPom.com. Every champion since 2003 meets that standard.
When Kentucky coach John Calipari told USA Today he could see this being a year that produces an unlikely champion such as N.C. State in 1983, he might have been forgetting that team had a No. 7-overall pick (power forward Thurl Bailey) and three others who played at least briefly in the pros (point guard Sidney Lowe, center Cozell McQueen, small forward Lorenzo Charles).
Even stretching to the very limits, one can find only 10 teams this year that are close to those meeting those two requirements. Some are easily in, such as Indiana (two guaranteed lottery picks, high efficiency rankings). Some are solidly in, such as Kansas (one lottery pick, another surefire pro, high efficiency rankings). Some are borderline in one category (Duke, only the No. 26 defense) or another (Michigan State, No. 23 offense) or another (Louisville, future pros but no firm lottery picks).
Getting the list of potential champions to 10 requires stretching to include Miami, which might not have a first-round pick and has only the 27th-ranked offense, and Ohio State, which has one certain first-rounder in forward Deshaun Thomas.
But the nature of their final-weekend performances suggested they could beat tournament-level opponents, and the nature of this season suggests it's not entirely out of the question for them to do that six times in a row.
Maybe this season really is different than all that have preceded it.
"I think we have had numerous times a change in No. 1, and I think it's going to make for a great NCAA Tournament," Wisconsin forward Mike Bruesewitz said. "I don't think a whole lot of 1-seeds are going to be making the Final Four."
So was that based on an in-depth study of the nature of this tournament field and championship trends over the years, perhaps a serious interest in Bracketology?
"I'll let you guys decide all that," Bruesewitz said. "I was just giving y'all a quote."
NCAA Tournament 2013: Potential champions emerge, including Indiana, Louisville, Gonzaga, Kansasncaab March 18, 2013 5:29pm EDT March 17, 2013 12:42pm EDT We know Louisville, Kansas, Indiana and Gonzaga are the No. 1 seeds. Now the question is: Which teams are favored in a wide-open NCAA field? SN's Mike DeCourcy gives you his thoughts on 10 top teams.
At the dawn of the new century, in a season that will be remembered at Michigan State for another 100 years, Tom Izzo was looking at an NCAA championship team each time he walked into his locker room.
2 Indiana Hoosiers (No. 1 seed, East)
Record: 27-6
Offensive efficiency: No. 1
Defensive efficiency: No. 20
UPS Index: No. 3
Future pros: C Cody Zeller, SF Victor Oladipo, PF Christian Watford, PG Yogi Ferrell.
Why they could win it: There is no other team more ideally built to win the national title, from the creative guard who defends well at the point of attack (Ferrell) to the solid low-post center who can score in the post and clog the middle (Zeller) to the power forward who can stretch the floor and produce inside (Watford). The Hoosiers also have a game-changing defender (Oladipo) and six different players who've proven they can be 3-point threats.
Why they might not: The Hoosiers have the most efficient offense, but they don't have the most consistent. There are too many games in which they decline to trust their system and instead break off and attempt quick open shots. This disrupts the rhythm of the team and sometimes leads to opposing breaks. Reserve Will Sheehey is a weapon because of his shooting and outrageous athleticism, but he often takes shots outside the scope of the offense.
3 Louisville Cardinals (No. 1 seed, Midwest)
Record: 29-5
Offensive efficiency: No. 15
Defensive efficiency: No. 1
UPS Index: No. 9
Future pros: C Gorgui Dieng, PG Peyton Siva, PF Montrezl Harrell.
Why they could win it: This is the best defensive team in the nation, and it might not be close. The Cardinals disrupt opponents with pressure, haunt opponents with zone and can switch to man-to-man when the moment calls for it. They have a shot-blocking center in Dieng and several powerful companions in the frontcourt. Their ability to control the perimeter with a small shooting guard and no elite wing defender is an engineering feat on the order of the Hoover Dam. The emergence of transfer Luke Hancock as a consistent shooter—he's made 13-of-24 in March—has added a needed potency to the offense.
Why they might not: In a tight game with the ball in a half-court set, certainly Louisville has plays it wants to run, but is there a trusted first option? There's no strong sense of definition to the attack. It's nice that there are no players demanding to be heroes, but it's better when no one has to make the request and everyone just knows. It's nice that three different players hit the 20-point mark in the final four games, but it helps to have a go-to guy in the biggest games.
4 Gonzaga Bulldogs (No. 1 seed, West)
Record: 31-2
Offensive efficiency: No. 3
Defensive efficiency: No. 14
UPS Index: No. 1
Future pros: C Kelly Olynyk, PF Elias Harris, C Przemek Karnowski.
Why they could win it: This was an offensive tournament for years, before referees began offering greater leeway to teams emphasizing physicality. With NCAA coordinator John Adams trying to alter the referees' behavior toward allowing freedom of movement, this again could be an offense-first event. And few have stronger attacks than the Zags. Olynyk is the most versatile 7-footer in college basketball, and guards Gary Bell and Kevin Pangos are elite shot-makers.
Why they might not: The Zags' defensive efficiency has improved, but has their efficacy? It's hard to be sure until this tourney gets going. Some of the attacks on the level of their competition were unreasonable relative to the team's seeding. But it has been a while since the Zags were asked to defend a high-level opponent. In their past three NCAA elimination games, opponents shot 51.5 percent combined from the field. (And we stopped there to avoid the skewing effect of North Carolina's overwhelming 2009 champions.) If the Zags are truly better defensively, it'll show. If not, they'll leave early.
5 Kansas Jayhawks (No. 1 seed, South)
Record: 29-5
Offensive efficiency: No. 24
Defensive efficiency: No. 5
UPS Index: No. 5
Future pros: C Jeff Withey, SG Ben McLemore.
Why they could win it: Size is undervalued by many analyzing the tournament, but it's invaluable. Withey has become a forceful player at both ends, combining his shot-blocking ability with an improved offensive game that makes him dangerous in the high post as a face-up shooter and down low shooting jump-hooks. Adding small forward Travis Releford to Withey gives KU two elite defenders. McLemore could be the singular star of this tournament. He is that talented. It's largely his choice.
Why they might not: Even as KU ran the table in the Big 12 Tournament, McLemore returned to his reticent ways. He attempted a combined 12 shots in the semis and finals, a trend that could be damaging deeper in the NCAAs. The Jayhawks enjoyed an enormous physical advantage over most league opponents, most of whom were handicapped by lack of size. They'll need more consistent, confident production from McLemore to win here. KU also is a bit wobbly at the point for a team wanting to win six in a row.
6 Duke Blue Devils (No. 2 seed, Midwest)
Record: 27-5
Offensive efficiency: No. 4
Defensive efficiency: No. 26
UPS Index: No. 13
Future pros: C Mason Plumlee, PF Ryan Kelly, SF Rasheed Sulaimon.
Why they could win it: With Kelly back in the rotation, the Blue Devils are one of the most explosive offenses. They are dependent on the 3-point shot but have three players (Kelly, Sulaimon, Seth Curry) capable of getting 30 on any night and four starters dangerous from long distance. With Kelly to draw opposing power forwards away from the goal, Plumlee gets far more space to operate and his athleticism makes it a challenge for opposing big men to deal with. Kelly and Plumlee both are capable of blocking shots.
Why they might not: The Devils' struggle to contain Dez Wells underscored their weakness against attacking perimeter players. Wells is a talent but only topped 20 points twice in the previous 14 games; the Devils allowed him to go Kobe on them. Plumlee is especially overpowering against smaller centers, and there are a lot of those. Against players his size, though, he often struggles. He might still post numbers but his impact diminishes, and in games so hotly contested that lack of impact can be decisive.
7 Florida Gators (No. 3, South)
Record: 26-7
Offensive efficiency: No. 5
Defensive efficiency: No. 2
UPS Index: No. 4
Future pros: C Patric Young, PF Erik Murphy.
Why they could win it: The Gators' per-possession performance has been the best in college basketball. No other team ranks in the top five at both ends of the floor. That efficiency is suggestive of a team that knows its way to dominance. The frontcourt offers both power inside and on the boards and a high degree of perimeter skill from Murphy. If the Gators decided to emphasize Murphy's matchup advantages to the degree it warrants, he could become a breakout star in the NCAA Tournament. The guard trio can be relentless against the ball, and having three ballhandlers on the court makes it a challenge to turn them over.
Why they might not: Should a team with Young inside and Murphy able to join him periodically be taking 40 percent of its shots from 3-point range? The Gators have made an exceptional percentage, and that's the justification, but there's a reason the Gators enter the NCAAs without having defeated a team away from Gainesville that is anything more than bubble-quality. Scottie Wilbekin is a fantastic defensive point guard but not an exceptional creator, which is an issue against the toughest defenses. How mentally tough are the Gators to have lost all seven of their games that were decided by six points or less?
8 Michigan State Spartans (No. 3, Midwest)
Record: 25-8
Offensive efficiency: No. 23
Defensive efficiency: No. 7
UPS Index: No. 29
Future pros: PG Keith Appling, SG Gary Harris, PF Adreian Payne.
Why they could win it: The Spartans have just about everything a team could want: Size, depth, a capable playmaker, an elite wing, shot-blocking, even a forward in Payne who can play inside and out. They have one of the best coaches. Opposing big men will not enjoy trying to defend center Derrick Nix, who plays with physical force and surprising finesse. Harris is one of the sweetest perimeter scorers; he's not Ben McLemore but not far from it.
Why they might not: For all they do have, the Spartans don't seem to have "it." They've missed on just about every big moment this season, from the season opener in Germany that so many were watching to the big home game against Indiana to the Big Ten semis against Ohio State. Appling is an effective playmaker but still hasn't embraced what it means to be a point guard; he doesn't take command of his team. The Spartans lack on-court leadership. And they not only commit too many turnovers, they commit the wrong kind—the ones that turn into easy points for opponents.
9 Syracuse Orange (No. 4, East)
Record: 26-9
Offensive efficiency: No. 16
Defensive efficiency: No. 23
UPS Index: No. 30
Future pros: PG Michael Carter-Williams, PF C.J. Fair, SF Jerami Grant.
Why they could win it: Their list of pro prospects could be expanded to include power forward Rakeem Christmas, shooting guard Brandon Triche and perhaps even small forward James Southerland because of his size and shooting ability. This is one of the most talented teams. Their defensive style is unique; some teams play zone, but few play it like Syracuse does. Unfamiliarity with its quirks certainly was devastating to the Big 12 teams (Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas) that fell in the Orange's run to the 2003 NCAA title. Syracuse has multiple creative options on the perimeter.
Why they might not: The zone still is vulnerable to a team getting hot from the perimeter. This team doesn't have the stomach to recover from a 25-8 deficit the way Carmelo Anthony's team did in the second round against Oklahoma State. Carter-Williams is a gifted playmaker but has stumbled into making too many bad decisions in recent weeks. The Orange don't emphasize their best option, Fair. Southerland can shoot both teams out of the game, depending on the day. SU hasn't gotten much offense out of its big men.
10 Ohio State Buckeyes (No. 2, West)
Record: 26-7
Offensive efficiency: No. 14
Defensive efficiency: No. 6
UPS Index: No. 19
Likely pro: PF Deshaun Thomas, C Amir Williams.
Why they could win it: We're making the contender club as inclusive as possible to get the Buckeyes in, but they've been efficient enough and there are a few star-level players they could ride to a title, given the correct matchups. They've been an exceptional defensive team almost beginning to end, owning primarily to Aaron Craft's unique ability to dismantle opposing point guards. Craft's development into a solid scoring option and athletic small forward Sam Thompson's progress as a shooting threat improved the Buckeyes' offense by 10 percent over the final half-dozen games, and that increase made them dangerous against elite opponents.
Why they might not: The Buckeyes still are a team that will struggle to score just enough to get them beat somewhere along the line. They are largely dependent on Thomas' relentless pursuit of points to be effective. The only plus in this regard is that elite defenders who are either his size or play his position are rare. OSU also is not a big team. They can play a 6-11 center, but Thomas is always in the game and though he is relentless he's pretty much done growing. He's 6-7, and that's not changing.
11 Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes (No. 2, East)
Record: 26-7
Offensive efficiency: No. 27
Defensive efficiency: No. 18
UPS Index: No. 21
Likely pro: PF Kenny Kadji, PG Shane Larkin.
Why they could win it: Size matters, and the Hurricanes can overwhelm opponents with it. Kadji, center Reggie Johnson, power forward Julian Gamble are all at least 6-10, all at least 240 pounds. This team is never not huge. The 'Canes always are in the capable hands of Larkin, not an exceptional passer but creative in generating shots—he gets a lot for himself, and makes 48 percent—and always under control. Shooting guard Durand Scott is not an elite shooter but has improved and excels at driving the ball into defenses and forcing reaction.
Why they might not: The 'Canes are at the edge of offensive efficiency necessary to win six games at the level of competition the NCAA Tournament provides. They would have to dramatically alter their scoring profile to win it all. They've played down to competition too often in recent weeks. As much as the size is nice to have, will it hurt them guarding stretch-4s like, oh, Ryan Kelly or Christian Watford or Erik Murphy or DeShaun Thomas or Adreian Payne?
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Second, with the move towards web based and portable, it would be nice if Zimba Desktop could be run from a USB drive as a portable app. I currently run Thunderbird as a portable app and it is very convient. I think that would be the ultimate combination for Zimbra. Online and portable app.


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No. 14 Iowa State 10-0, Advances to Title Game
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The Cyclones also started 10-0 in the 1996-97 season. Iowa State will play in the championship game of the Diamond Head Classic Wednesday against the winner of the South Carolina-Boise State game that will take place later Monday evening. Game time will be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night, and will be televised on ESPN2.
Keys to the Game
The Zips and the Cyclones continued its back-and-forth play in the early minutes of the second half. A Pat Forsythe lay-in reduced Iowa State's lead to 42-41, but ISU put together a 13-2 run to build up its largest lead of the game, to that point, at 55-43. Georges Niang was the star of the run with five points while DeAndre Kane added four.
Akron was able to break open a tight game about halfway through the first half, breaking off a 13-2 run that was powered by three 3-pointers to give the Zips their largest lead of the half at 23-15. Akron started the game making five of its first 10 3-point attempts.
Iowa State was able to claw its way back into the contest with an 11-2 run in just over two minutes that was capped off by Melvin Ejim's second 3-pointer of the game to restore ISU's lead at 26-25. Akron tied it up with a free throw, but Iowa State then went on a 6-0 run give the Cyclones a lead they would not relinquish the rest of the game. Akron looked like it would keep ISU to a one-possession margin headed into the locker room, but Georges Niang nailed a 3-pointer with three seconds left to give the Cyclones a 37-31 halftime lead.
Discuss it now. Visit our Facebook page to have your say on the turning point of today's game.
Cyclone Game Ball Goes To...
Georges Niang. In retrospect, it comes as a surprise to some that prior to ISU's overtime victory over UNI in Des Moines on Dec. 7, Niang had never recorded 20 points in a game in his career. Since then, all Niang has been doing for the Cyclones is scoring 20 points a game.
Niang finished the game with 22 points, his fourth-straight game with at least 20 points, with 15 coming in the second half. He also chipped in four assists and two rebounds.
Cyclone Nation, who was your player of the game? Tweet the player along with the hashtag #CyclONEgameball to @CycloneMBB and we'll announce the fan's pick on Monday morning.
Cyclone Quick Hits
*Iowa State started a season 10-0 for the second time in school history, the other instance being the 1996-97 campaign.
*Melvin Ejim made his 100th career start as a Cyclone.
*Ejim finished with his 25th career double-double as he posted 21 points and 12 rebounds.
*Ejim's 21 points marked his fifth game this season, 11th of his career with at least 20 points.
*Ejim also recorded a season-high four assists.
*Dustin Hogue has converted at least four free throws in Iowa State's last five games.
*Georges Niang finished with 22 points, his fourth-consecutive game with at least 20 points.
*DeAndre Kane posted his fourth double-double of the season with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
Fan Tweet of the Game
Fun to watch this @CycloneMBB team when they really get rolling. Looking forward to the tournament championship on Christmas night
— Spencer Hughes (@_spencer_hughes) December 23, 2013
On Deck
Iowa State will play in the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic championship game Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Central Time against the winner of the South Carolina-Boise State game that will take place later Monday night. The championship game will be televised on ESPN2.


text: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, to coin a phrase.You've heard this kind of story before, I'm certain. Newly divorced, I moved to this area for a new job in 1986. Didn't know a soul. Didn't know how to get on (or off) the Beltway. Didn't know folks were lying when they said "everything is only 25 minutes from your house. Really." Didn't know that a single person over the age of 35 was considered "too old" in some circles. I began the process of acclimating to my new lifestyle. Alone, depressed, I began my new existence in Maryland. Slowly but surely, I built friendships, male and female. The months passed and my circle of companions grew. I found an exercise class, a neighborhood deli, theaters with vintage films, out of the way diners, bookstores to buy poetry, places to have quiet times by myself and places to have not so quiet times with my friends. In short, it was the right time to turn my life upside down. "Why aren't you dating?" asked one friend after another. "Met anyone yet?" asked Mother, "The place must be crawling with men", observed my out of area friends. "Not interested" was my standard reply. The few times I was fixed up on dates (whatever that means) they were disasters. My life was serene. I was comfortable. How dare anyone suggest that I was perhaps a shade too leery of jumping into the fray. Again. In the early summer of the next year, I visited a friend of mine in my hometown of Chicago. Waiting for her to get ready for our excursion to the beach I picked up a book of e.e. cummings' poetry from her coffee table, Reading his poem "somewhere i have never traveled," I felt (can it be?) a tear on my cheek. Uh, oh. Back in Maryland I went to see "Hannah and Her Sisters" with one of my male friends. In one scene Barbara Hershey read a poem written by e.e. cummings. Yep. You guessed which one. Time passed. Another friend suggested I take a look at the personal ads in a local Jewish newspaper - the Matchmaker ads. "Oh, alright," I yelped at her after weeks of nagging. "Alright, already." Flipping to Matches for Women I spotted an ad with a heading in bold letters - "Hannah and Her Sisters" it proclaimed. A sign. I decided to answer. Only because of the salutation. Only because of the movie. Only because of the poem. Only because my Hebrew name is Hannah. Only because deep down I knew it was time. . Pulling out a piece of paper, I wrote..."somewhere I have never traveled....." I copied the entire poem, signed my name and stuck in my phone number. That was it. Unbeknownst to me, the author of the ad, Michael Kravitz, was a huge trivia buff. I had presented a challenge. He called me and asked, "That's the e.e. cummings poem, isn't it?"We agreed to go to a Judy Collins concert the next weekend. There are those who would say I am making this up after the fact. Others would scoff at the idea of predicting the future. And yet, when I opened the door that night I knew. We would be married. We dated for 10 months and in May of 1988 we became engaged. Our 20th wedding anniversary is this December. In our wedding program we thanked our newspaper matchmaker, Judy Collins and e.e. cummings. We have a daughter who is turning 15, have had a series of not very bright pets, and are still as happy as we were on that first date, all those years ago. So what does this mean? It means you have to risk a little of yourself. It means you have to have faith that your dreams can come true. It means you have to let your heart guide you. But even if it means none of the above – it means YOU HAVE TO ANSWER THE AD.


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Student Affairs
Welcome to the website for the Division of Student Affairs. We are a Division of dedicated people who work to help you find your way to your best experience at UT Austin.
So much of your college experience happens beyond the classroom, whether it is developing friendships in your residence hall, studying at the Student Activity Center, grabbing a pizza at the Littlefield Patio Café, participating in events like the Healthyhorns Fest, swimming at the Gregory Gym Aquatic Complex or joining one of our 1,300+ registered student organizations. All of these innovative programs, facilities and services are part of the Division of Student Affairs. Our goal is to support students throughout their university experience by creating a campus culture that engages all students and inspires them to change the world.
For 30 years, I have been a university leader and educator in student affairs. I can attest that there is a clear relationship between participation and satisfaction with college. Most students involved in some healthy activities outside of class get more out of their college experiences. So get involved. Find an organization to join. Knock on the doors at your residence hall and meet your neighbors. Go to an event at the Texas Union. Go climb the rock wall at Gregory Gym. Move beyond the comfort zone of what you did before you came to college and see what happens. Studies have shown that students who are able to integrate their in-classroom and out-of-classroom experiences may reap greater benefits such as achieving higher grade point averages and graduating in four years.
What starts here truly does change the world. So get active on campus and find the way you want to make a difference. As you can see in our Division's 2014-2015 Impact Report, we are here to support you. Click on "Departments" in the left hand navigation bar to learn more about how the Division of Student Affairs can contribute throughout your college experience.
Hook 'em Horns!
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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Tim Duncan posted 20 points and 15 rebounds to
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Tony Parker totaled 26 points on 12-of-17 shooting from the field, and added
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A look at some of the top recalls and product safety information released this week.
More than 300K 'exploding' toilets recalled
Flushmate, the maker of a high-pressure flushing system sold at Home Depot and Lowe's, is expanding its recall of the parts, because they can burst near a seam with force enough to shatter the toilet tank.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the company is recalling 351,000 units in the U.S. and about 9,400 units in Canada of the Series 503 Flushmate 111 Pressure Assist flushing systems installed inside toilet tanks that were made from March 2008 through June 2009. The CPSC says consumers should immediately stop using the recalled Flushmate III system, turn off the water supply to the unit, flush the toilet to release the internal pressure and contact the firm to request a free repair kit.
Playtex recalling more than 1M pacifier clips
Playtex is recalling more than 1 million plastic pacifier clips due to a choking hazard. This recall involves the Playtex pacifier holder clips that attach a pacifier to items like clothing, diaper bags and strollers. It is a plastic clip with a figure and a "Playtex" copyright logo that slides up and down to adjust the clip, a ribbon and a clear plastic ring that stretches to fit the pacifier. The pacifier holder was sold in green with a monkey figure, pink with a flower and blue with a tow truck.
The company has received nearly 100 complaints of the clip breaking. The clips, which retailed for about $3, were sold at nationwide retailers including Walmart and Target, through October. Consumers should immediately take the recalled pacifier holders away from infants and contact Playtex for instructions on how to return the product for a full refund.
Illinois company recalls 67K pounds of ham
Gusto Packing, a Montgomery, Ill. establishment, is recalling approximately 67,113 pounds of sliced, spiral ham products due to concerns about possible Listeria contamination. The hams were shipped to wholesalers for further distribution in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, while some were exported to Canada. The following products are subject to recall:
- 45.5-lb. cases, with six individual sized hams each labeled "Centrella Signature, Hardwood Hickory Smoked, Spiral Sliced Ham with Natural Juices" with the case code "71292603304," packaged on Nov. 29, 2013, having a Use or Freeze by date of "02/06/14."
- 45.8-lb. cases, with six individual sized hams each labeled "AMISH VALLEY, Fully Cooked, Hickory Smoked Spiral Sliced Ham" with the case code "71292645104," packaged on Nov. 29, 2013, having a Use or Freeze by date of "02/06/14."
- 45.8-lb. cases, with six individual sized hams each labeled "AMISH VALLEY, Fully Cooked, Hickory Smoked Spiral Sliced Ham" with the case code "71292645104," packaged on Nov. 30, 2013, having a Use or Freeze by date of "02/06/14."
- 31.6-lb. cases, with four individual sized hams each labeled "Ripple Creek Farms, Fully Cooked, Ready To Eat, Hickory Smoked, Spiral Sliced Ham" with the case code "71292603312," packaged on Nov. 30, 2013, having a Best Before date of "2014 FE 13."
Packaging labels bear the establishment number "EST. 2516" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
Consumers with questions regarding the recall can contact the Gusto Packing customer service hotline toll free at 1-877-984-8786.
Rayovac recalls 225K flashlights due to burn hazard
Rayovac is recalling more than 225,000 LED flashlights because they can overheat and melt. The flashlights were sold nationwide through December. Consumers should stop using them, remove the batteries, and contact the company for a refund.
For more information on recalls and consumer safety information, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission.


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This weekend, on Sinterklaas night, the well-known Amsterdam photographer Thomas Schlijper heard people argue and shout in the street. He looked out his window and decided to record this scene. This unfolded:
The local TV station AT5 ran this video on the news and stated: "The Amsterdam photographer Thomas Schlijper recorded remarkable footage this Saturday night of a very brave woman. During a fight that took place on Herengracht five boys attacked one other boy. A woman on a bicycle intervened and tried to calm things down."
Hat off to her. And to Schlijper for exposing these thugs.


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Mini-Golf at the Library!Written by Erin S on 09/30/2014
Saturday, November 15th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
$5 per player, each player will also receive a free hot dog!
Miniature golf is coming to the Library! We are happy to announce the first Darien Library Mini-Golf Event. Players of all ages will putt their way through the Library. The Library will become an 18-hole miniature golf course with the course set up throughout the building, along with face painting, corn hole, crafts and other activities.
Holes are being sponsored by local businesses. Current sponsors include Nedder and Associates LLC, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Upper Crust Bagels, Darien Toy Box, Get it Done Consulting, Carta, McCalister & Moore LLC and Lucky Lawn.
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I have a very annoying problem with my new IPhone 4S (iOS5) and my IPad 1 (iOS5) on one side and our company's ZIMBRA server on the other side.
All software releases are completely up-to-date. ZIMBRA runs on version 7.1.2.
Since the update to iOS5, not all calendar entries are synched any more. (Yes, I have set "sync all events".) (The sync on my IPad1 running on iOS4 worked like a charm. The problem began exactly after the iOS5 upgrade.)
"Not all" means, that e.g. today I have 5 appointments in my calendar on the ZIMBRA server, all in the same calendar ("calendar"). Currently 4 of these 5 appointments are synced to my IPhone and IPad, one appointment (between the others) is not synched on my IPhone... (Interesting: this event is synched to my IPad currently, but other appointments are missing there, too).
I tried to solve the problem with the following actions:
1. Deleted the configuration several times and set up new on IPhone/IPad.
2. Tried the Exchange protocol and iCal protocol.
3. Disabled E-Mail sync to reduce data traffic.
4. Disabled iCloud completely (except the device localization)
Nothing helped so far.
This means, that I cannot trust the calendars on my IPhone 4S and on my IPad 1 any more.
I posted this question at the Apple support site some time ago, but got no help until now (https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0). Now I want to ask you guys here, if somebody had the same problem before...
Any help is highly appreciated!