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(WUSA9) -- The government shutdown got our sports department thinking: what would you shut down in the sports world?
Here's the team's list of the five things they wish could be shut down, as reported by Kristen Berset:
5. Shut down the Jacksonville Jaguars.
"I'm from Florida so this is tough for me to say but they've been outscored this season 129- 31 points and they're so desperate to build their stadium, they began offering all their fans free beer to attend the game. You might not think that's so bad. You know how to get fans to buy tickets in Jacksonville? You sign Tim Tebow.
4. Cut down the debate of Kurt Cousins replacing RG3 as the starter.
Cousins proved himself capable during the preseason but this week we saw glimpses of the old RG3, who is healthier and more confident in his knee and finally making those big plays.
3. I asked this question on social media. Some folks said shut down the celebration dances in football.
Completely Disagree. I think shutdown celebrations penalties. I can't wait to see what a player will come up each week. Yes, some folks look like a complete fool but can you seriously tell me you haven't done a celebration dance at some point in your life? Let's not get rid of the dances.
2. Shut down the length of the NBA and NHL seasons.
82 games each, that's long. When hockey is still being played in June on ice and basketball never seems to end, something needs to change. Think back to just recently when they both went through lockout shortened seasons. Those years way more exciting, way more intense.
1. Shut down the NCAA.
Bring in a new college format. A recent study by businessinsider.com considered the average Texas football player was worth $578,000 when you add all the television and ticket revenue all going to the schools. The NCAA needs a little fixing.


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That looks brilliant!
Hey Fellas!
Currently I'm starting up a Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition online campaign. For this campaign I created the following map.
For those interested, take a look at the Campaign Wiki.
Also, for those really interested, we still need one more player!
That looks brilliant!
Excellent map, you have combined some great techniques into a truly excellent style.
Finished Map Portfolio: Kherennem Rhime Celtricia - World of Factions - Cradlelands
New - http://lathorien.deviantart.com/
Thanks a lot, folks!
I'm still trying to find a way to make the empty spaces where there are no mountains nor forests more lively. I'll try to work some more small differences in height via the normal ground-texture as well as another greyish rock-texture.
Keep in mind I'm stilling missing a bunch of spots on the map, where I will place more villages and towns, maybe another city, too. And ruins. Many ruins. You can never have enough rope. Uhm, ruins that is.
I'll keep you up-to-date with the maps
Don't over-clutter it, I like the big open spaces. I like to swing a big sword and I need lots of space
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
Very nice map, have some rep. Just wondering, what is a 'wonder'?
Finished Map Portfolio: Kherennem Rhime Celtricia - World of Factions - Cradlelands
New - http://lathorien.deviantart.com/
More rep coming your way. Excellent map!
I really like the layout, the colors, the mountains and the trees.
The only thing that looks a bit out of place to me is the purple text.
As for the empty areas: you might add some more trees to suggest some more heavily wooded areas. But I wouldn't overdo it.
Check out my City Designer 3 tutorials. See my fantasy (city) maps in this thread.
Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
Thanks again for the Input folks. I will try not to overdo it
As for wonders, in the Wiki I linked in the initial post it is explained shortly. Basically, in this campaign world the mortal races awoke 200 years and remembered nothing of the previous 500 years and found the world in ruins, dangerous and deadly.
Some old realm had existed in the missing 500 years and this realm had developed things nobody could ever dream of. Wonders are those things.
Wonders include more simply things like Stormtrains and Airships, which are similar to Eberrons. Besides those two there are other things, like the Messanger Arrays, which are basically huge stations that can communicate with each other over any distance immediately. There are also the enigmatic Light Pyramids which glow with an intensity nearly that of the sun day and night, but nobody has ever found out what they really do.
The Wonders are a defining factor of this campaign world and over the couse of the campaign it will more and more be revealed what happened...
Again: If you're interested in joinin, I'm still looking for one more player!
Very nice!
I think the only thing you might want to consider is doing something with the font colors - the black lettering at times is especially difficult to read. Maybe a slight glow around it to help readability.
Map On!
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WHITE OAK, Va. (WUSA9) -- Deputies from the Stafford County Sheriff's Office are conducting a search in the White Oak area on Wednesday, after reports of buried bodies.
Sheriff's Maj. David Decatur tells WUSA9 that deputies first arrived at the 800 block of Plains Road on Saturday to execute an arrest warrant for 58-year-old Dennis Paul Benzie for meth distribution.
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MARIETTA, Ga. -- On a recent afternoon, Jete Long, 13, received his 8th grade math lesson from his teacher on a laptop computer in the comfort of his home.
He watched as Dodgen Middle School math teacher Ashley Miller explained on video, "Our lesson for today is solving for a variable when you have parallel lines cut by a transversal."
Miller recorded the new math concept so students like Jete can watch on a computer, smart phone, tablet or anywhere they can pull-up video. They can watch any place, at any time and as often as they'd like.
The concept is called the "Flipped Classroom," based on the Flip Your Classroom concepts developed by Colorado educators, Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams.
"Not in the sense that we're going to be doing back handsprings in class, but in the sense that what you've traditionally done as homework, will now be done in school," Miller said as she explained to students what a flipped classroom is all about.
The math lecture Miller would normally give during a class period, she now does in front of a camera.
"I'm hoping that this will give me more time in class to sit down and work with you one-on-one," Miller told the class.
Dodgen Middle School is one of three Cobb County schools piloting the concept this year, although schools in other metro districts have tried it.
Miller's students like the idea of recorded math lessons - especially when they don't want classmates to know they don't understand something.
"I can watch it again, until I get it," said one student in her class.
"Sometimes in class, I have trouble focusing, or I don't get it at all; I can't really rewind a teacher," said another student.
Jete Long likes that it involves using his electronics.
"If we can just use it to relate to school, it really helps us think," he said. "I think I'm going to start to like math more."


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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Ryan Doumit finished with two hits, including a
solo homer, and scored twice as Minnesota used a late charge to down Boston,
6-1, in the second edition of a four-game series.
Joe Mauer added two hits and an RBI, with Justin Morneau, Trevor Plouffe and
Wilkin Ramirez driving in a run each for the Twins, who dropped a 6-5 decision
in 11 innings in Monday's opener and won for the third time in their last
Scott Diamond (3-2) worked seven scoreless innings, giving up three hits and
striking out two without issuing a walk.
Jarrod Saltalamacchia's ninth-inning homer stood as the lone offense for the
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Ryan Dempster (2-3) allowed five hits and four runs -- two earned -- with
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2012: Started all 11 games for the Bulldogs and recorded 81 tackles, good for third on the team. He broke up three passes and forced one fumble and was named to the Academic All-Pioneer League first team and the All-Pioneer League Honorable Mention team.
2011: PFL Academic Honor Roll...starting defensive back in all 11 games...finished third on the squad in tackles with 66...fourth on the team in solo tackles with 35...tied for 17th in the Pioneer Football League in tackles...ranked fourth in the PFL among defensive backs in tackles...had two pass interceptions and three pass breakups...had a career-high 10 tackles against Marist...had nine tackles, including a career-best six solo stops, against Davidson...came up with a pass interception and a 24-yard return against Taylor...recorded second career pass theft against Davidson...had one fumble recovery and one forced fumble.
2010: Received a "One Play Warrior" (Butler Special Teams performance) Award...played in all 11 games and led Butler's freshmen in tackles...had a season-high four stops against both Morehead State and Valparaiso...named to the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
Personal: Finance major...born 4/7/92...son of Jim and Deb Szafranski.
High School: All-Conference and All-Area defensive back at Fremd High School...defensive captain and Defensive MVP as a senior...set a school record with 17 career turnovers (Int., FF, FR)...stands second on school's all-time list for pass interceptions (8)...recorded 110 tackles and 18 pass knockdowns...helped high school squad to three consecutive conference championships and a three-year 30-5 record...named Academic All-State...High School Coach: Mike Donatucci.


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Railroad shipping: CN set to collaborate with TSI Terminal Systems for efficiency improvements
June 15, 2010
Class I railroad carrier Canadian National Railway (CN) recently announced it has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with TSI Terminal Systems, a subsidiary of GCT Container Terminals Inc., which endeavors to enhance service levels for mutual customers and draw greater volumes of traffic over Port Metro Vancouver (PMV).
Company officials said this MOU will "drive strong mutual focus on system efficiencies, improved communication, and close monitoring of their gateway performance." They added that TSI is the largest container terminal operator in Canada, and it handles roughly 70 percent of the containerized cargo moving through its two terminals which it operates under long-term lease at PMV.
CN Director of Communications & Public Affairs Mark Hallman told LM that CN has been interested for some time in developing closer ties with its key customers and stakeholders with which it does business.
"Clearly TSI is an important partner in terms of serving the international container steamship lines that call on PMV, and the MOU is going to be establishing the goals, activities, and responsibilities of the parties to ensure the future flow of containers is expedited through that gateway," Hallman said.
This news follows similar collaboration announcements CN has made in recent weeks.
On May 31, PMV and CN said they had joined hands for a supply chain collaboration effort to drive further efficiencies at the Port and recognize the importance of balanced accountability. PMV and CN said this agreement enables the Port, CN and port stakeholders to develop mechanisms to define, measure, monitor, and evaluate the performance of each participant at the port against established benchmarks, as well as establish processes to proactively communicate on service-related matters and resolve disputes between CN, the Port and port supply chain participants on a commercial basis.
And on April 29, CN, the Halifax Port Authority (HPA), Cerescorp Company Limited (Ceres) and Halterm Container Terminal Limited (Halterm) heralded an agreement to better measure and align each party's performance in the Halifax Gateway supply chain and enhance the port's role as a preferred gateway on the east coast to Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. Midwest markets.
Officials said in a statement that the agreement establishes clear and defined performance standards for these Halifax Gateway partners – CN, HPA, Ceres and Halterm – regarding times for unloading and loading containers between vessels and cars, the timing of the placement of rail cars at the terminals, and CN transit times to key markets in eastern and central Canada and the U.S. Midwest.
When asked what the biggest benefits of the CN-TSI collaboration are for shippers, CN's Hallman said that the biggest one is that all stakeholders are on the same page in terms of what the objectives are for performance and how that performance is measured, coupled with collaboration among all the stakeholders.
"We will soon be meeting to discuss how we can improve best practices and work together in concert, because with multiple parties in the supply chain there is a great opportunity for all the stakeholders from ports to terminal operators to the steamship companies [for these three announcements] to get closer to the customer and plan for greater collaboration," he said.
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ATLANTA -- The SEC championship game is sold out, but you can still get tickets.
"As of now, Friday, there's still lots of tickets left," said Amy Stephens. She runs an online ticket brokerage in Smyrna. She's among those who have listed tickets from the Georgia Dome's front rows, to deep into the nosebleeds. The average price, she says, is about $400.
A site called Let's Play Ball listed over 200 tickets mid-afternoon Friday, with prices ranging from more than $1,100 in club level to $252 high above the end zone.
Stephens has only four tickets left. They're in the front row of section 119, at the 15 yard line. "If you bought them right now, you'd pay about $625 for (each of) them," she said. The face value is $130.
Her tickets have what the SEC calls "holographic foil" on the edge, a marker denoting an authentic ticket.
Stephens says she buys tickets from many sources, including college football fans whose dreams of playing in the SEC championship were dashed by non-championship seasons. "I have a guy that's a Tennessee fan. Every year he emails me: Well, Tennessee's not going again. You want to buy my tickets? So lots of people do that," Stephens said.
Scalpers can also sell tickets outside the stadium but have to stay at least 2,700 feet away from the Georgia Dome, per state law.
Looking beyond the SEC title game, Stephens says Notre Dame's entry into the BCS championship game has already boosted prices for that game. "The prices are Super Bowl-ish," she said. "The Notre Dame people are insane."


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The supply chain held hostage
January 31, 2011
Irrespective of political concerns or positions, the current upheaval in Egypt must not result in the closing of the Suez Canal.
With anarchists planning a "million man march" in Cairo tomorrow, along with a nationwide strike, transport analysts are rightly concerned about a profound disruption in the global supply chain.
This vital economic link and resource is operated by what is left of the Egyptian government. It's closure, if even temporary, could send oil prices soaring. Never mind what this will mean to container traffic.
So far, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has yet to determine if an emergency meeting is necessary this week, but by all observation, they should not wait long.
Meanwhile, the Suez Canal Authority is reporting "normal" container vessel traffic today, with approximately 50 ships deployed through this vital artery linking the Red Sea to the Med.
With tensions in the region growing and "anti-West" sentiment taking hold, our greatest fear now is that attacks may actually be made on shipping companies and on the Canal Authority itself.
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Indiana was tough, physical and composed,
reminiscent of the Pacer teams in the 1990s when the New York Knicks were a
regular postseason rival.
David West had 20 points, while Roy Hibbert tallied 14 points, eight rebounds
and five blocks in the Pacers' 102-95 win over the Knicks in Game 1 of this
Eastern Conference semifinal.
Paul George poured in 19 points and D.J. Augustin added 16 points in just
under 13 minutes of floor time for Indiana, which held a commanding 44-30
rebounding advantage.
The Knicks and Pacers met each other in three straight years during the
playoffs from 1993-95, and then three more times from 1998-00.
Carmelo Anthony netted 27 points, but on just 10-of-28 shooting, and grabbed
11 rebounds for New York, which was 35-of-81 (43.2 percent) from the field.
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I am currently at the fifth IGF in Vilnius and yesterday I presented some data from our study on the online routines of the digital natives at the GigaNet. Here, i would like to share one observation that I find particularly interesting. In the graph below you can see a summary of our coding of how our participants reached website during our observation sessions. It reflects coding of over 650 instance of accessing website in each China and the US.
As we can see, in most cases, our participants searched; this is consistent across both groups and I think was not particularly surprising. Similarly, the use of bookmarks was equally consistent across both groups, which in my view was more surprising (perhaps since I am not a big bookmark user).
The differences, as you can see, were in the use of autocomplete and reliance on links. Interestingly, in the Chinese sample, there were significantly more instances of using reliance on links compared to the use of autocomplete. In the US sample what we see is practically a mirror image of this trend – significantly larger proportion of instances involved the use of autocomplete.
What makes it even more interesting is a glimpse at where do the Chinese participants follow the links from. We are still organizing that data, but my initial observation is that many of those are coming from websites that basically large repositories of links (for example take a look at www.2345.com or www.114la.com).
All this brings up some thoughts about the role of English in the online experience. In my view, one plausable explanation of this data can be the knowledge of English language. I can see how use of the autocomplete function comes more "naturally" to the native speakers, compared to those for whom English is a second language. The large collections of links that were utilized by our Chinese participants, further support this idea – why would you make an effort of typing in an inconvenient language, when you can go to just one website, where all the links you use are?
There are currently more questions than statements suggested by the snippet above – there is still a lot of work to be done on these data. Having said that, I'd love to hear your thought about this little observation. Please share…
You can find the slides from the presentation here.


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The Zeagle 330-6050 Transfiller (Fig. 1) can be used to transfer air from a standard Scuba Yoke Valve to any cylinder with a RaZor Reg/Valve Installed.
The Transfiller has a Yoke on one end and a stainless steel Quick Disconnect on the other end.
Between the Yoke and the QS fitting is a knurled collar that is used to bleed off excess pressure when the fill is finished. To shut the bleed off, turn the knurled collar as far as it will go in either direction. When you are ready to bleed off the air trapped in the Transfiller at the end of the filling proceedure, turn the bleed collor back to its loose position.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - John Wall recorded 47 points, eight assists
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Memphis Grizzlies on Monday.
Wall shot 13-of-22 from the field and 19-of-24 from the foul line for the
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Glendale, AZ (Sports Network) - Seth Loman hit a two-run homer and the Chicago
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Tyler Flowers added a solo homer for the White Sox, who had 14 hits. Dayan
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I installed a Zimbra Network Edition 7.1.3_GA_3346 to Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS op.system.
I found a permanent bug in the Zimbra Desktop 7.1.2.
When I go to the "Calendar" and I create a few calendar entries (eg. to today) and I rolling down the "View" menu and I select the "Free/busy view [f]" option I got the following:
- In many languages the day stepping function is not working. I click on the left or the right arrow but the day not changed. And the free/busy fields not shown all fields are grey. The white fields and my entries (blue) not shown.
- Some languages the day stepping is working and the white fields is shown but the entries not.
But all cases:
In the "Free/busy view" if I roll down the "View" menu and I choose the day/week/month/... view option my calendar entries is not shown anymore! The whole calendar shown is empty! The calendar entries are not deleted. After the Zimbra Desktop restart the entries is shown. But I choose the "Free/busy view" this is beginning again...
This error is a permanent error. I tried on few computer.
In WEB browser is working fine.
This problem is really Zimbra Desktop problem? Somebody can check own Zimbra Desktop?
I this is not Zimbra Dekstop error what can I do?
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced Saturday night that he was delaying a vote on his deficit-cutting bill until 1 p.m. Sunday in order to give negotiators more time to reach an accord on raising the debt limit.
Elements of a possible deal began to emerge near midnight.
Numerous reports, all citing anonymous sources, said the White House and Republicans were discussing a plan to raise the debt ceiling by up to $2.8 trillion and making cuts of about that in two separate chunks. The Associated Press and The Washington Post reported a lower figure for the increase in the debt ceiling of $2.4 trillion.
Reuters laid out these elements:
* $2.8 trillion deal. It would raise the debt ceiling by that amount through 2012 and make equal spending cuts.
* $1 trillion in cuts would be agreed now.
* Special committee appointed by Congress would recommend a second installment of savings of about $1.8 trillion.
* If Congress cannot agree on how to implement the cuts recommended by the committee, automatic cuts would be triggered, including reductions in military spending and cost savings to the Medicare health care program for the elderly. Benefit cuts would not be triggered though.
* No cuts in Social Security.
It was unclear whether tax increases could contribute to the additional budget savings under the trigger. The AP and ABC News said the deal would include a vote on a balanced budget amendment, although it was unclear what form such a vote would take.
"There are many elements to be finalized and there is still a distance to go before any arrangement can be completed, but I believe we should give everyone as much room as possible to do their work," Reid said on the Senate floor.
Reid said that he'd spoken to White House officials several times Saturday night and that they agreed that a delay was necessary "to give them more time to talk" — seeming to imply that the bargaining at this point was between Republicans and President Barack Obama.
"I'm glad to see this move toward cooperation and compromise. I hope it bears fruit," Reid said.
As of Saturday evening, Reid apparently lacked the 60 votes he needs, under Senate rules, to end debate on his bill and proceed to a final vote.
But the center of the drama appeared to have shifted to Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's office as he continued telephone conversations with Obama and Vice President Joe Biden in an attempt to design a deal that enough members in each party could support.
GOP leader 'confident and optimistic'
McConnell said Saturday afternoon he was "confident and optimistic" that he and GOP leaders will reach an accord "in the very near future" with Obama. But a few hours later, Reid took to the Senate floor to dispute McConnell's assessment, saying that "the process has not been moved forward during this day."
McConnell responded by telling the Senate, "I'm more optimistic than my friend, the majority leader. We both talked to the president today, talked to the vice president several times. I think we've got a chance of getting there.... I actually cut short a conversation with the vice president to come out here" to the Senate floor.
At that point, McConnell proposed to move, after an interval of a few minutes, to a vote on ending debate on Reid's bill.
But Reid immediately blocked McConnell's proposal, leaving the vote on cloture, or ending debate, the most likely next move.
Forty-three Republican senators said they opposed the Reid bill. In a letter to Reid, they wrote that the bill "fails to address our current fiscal imbalance and lacks any serious effort to ensure that any subsequent spending cuts are enacted."
On Saturday the House voted down the Reid proposal by a vote of 246 to 173. Eleven Democrats, mostly from Republican-leaning districts, voted with 235 Republicans to defeat the bill.
Assessing Reid's proposal
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the Reid proposal would reduce deficits by about $2.2 trillion over ten years, which would be about a 16 percent reduction in future deficits, using the CBO's most plausible budget scenario.
But Republicans contend that $1 trillion of those savings are illusory since they're based on the anticipated cost of troop deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan until 2021. Obama and Congress have already decided to end those deployments well before 2021.
Without those savings from Iraq, Afghanistan and other "overseas contingency operations," Reid's proposal would cut deficits by a total of $1.1 trillion, compared to $917 billion in deficit cutting in House Speaker John Boehner's plan, which the House approved but the Senate rejected Friday.
Earlier Saturday McConnell told reporters that he and Boehner "are now fully engaged... with the one person in America, out of 307 million people, who can sign a bill into law..... We now have, I think, a level of seriousness with the right people at the table. We're going to get a result."
He added, "We all know that if the president decides to reach an agreement with us, the Democrats, most of them, will fall in line. He is the leader of the Democratic Party; he is the president of the United States. He needs to indicate what he will sign. And we are in those discussions now."
Why so optimistic?
The House and the Senate, where the Democrats have a majority of 53, had each other essentially in legislative check Saturday, with neither Reid's deficit reduction bill nor Boehner's having enough support in the other body to move ahead.
There appears to be general agreement between Democratic and Republican leaders on an initial round of cuts in discretionary spending. That first round of cuts would not apply to entitlement programs such as Medicare and Social Security.
A crucial point blocking a final agreement is the question of "triggers" — mandatory actions that would occur if Congress did not approve a second round of spending cuts.
Given this discord, it was not clear what new development, if any, had made McConnell and Boehner sound so confident of a deal.
Boehner, standing with McConnell at the press conference Saturday, said he too was confident that an accord will be reached soon. Referring to Obama and his aides, Boehner said "We're dealing with reasonable, responsible people who want this crisis to end as quickly as possible."
McConnell also declared to reporters Saturday that a default on government debt "is not going to happen," even though the government is only two days from reaching the date the Treasury Department had identified as the point at which the government will exhaust its legal ability to issue new bonds.
If the borrowing limit is reached, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner has said, the government will be forced to make a 40 percent cut in outlays.
Geithner has been unwilling to discuss in public how the Treasury would manage its cash if it exhausts its borrowing ability.
But Bloomberg News reported Friday that the Treasury would give priority to making interest payments to holders of Treasury bonds if lawmakers fail to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling.
The prolonged standoff over raising the $14.3 trillion debt limit comes at a time when data are pointing to persistent economic weakness and when business leaders are voicing worry that a disruption of bond markets would only make matters worse.
Vulnerable to a shock
The government reported Friday that in the first quarter of the year the economy grew by only 0.4 percent.
The government also revised its previous output figures for 2008 and 2009, revealing that the recession was worse than previously thought, with the economy shrinking by 0.3 percent in 2009 and by 3.5 percent in 2008.
With more than 14 million people still officially categorized as unemployed, and with millions more having given up looking for jobs, the economy remains in a fragile state.
David Beers, the global head of sovereign ratings at the bond rating firm Standard & Poor's, said last week that reaching the debt limit "would not be default so long as the government is continuing to pay its debt as it matures and its interest payments."
But the government being unable to borrow, and the resulting cut in outlays, would be, Beers said, "a very sudden fiscal shock that, the longer it lasted, would filter powerfully through the system… Potentially that would be deeply disruptive to the economy."


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Bob Fitzgerald went to Notre Dame. You probably already know that, otherwise you wouldn't have cared enough about the headline to click on this story. Fitzgerald is an accomplished play-by-play broadcaster, and he'll occasionally deliver some cogent analysis about teams he doesn't really care about. But listen to his thoughts about the Fighting Irish and Golden State Warriors at your own peril, because he has a vested interest in those franchises. Or just don't listen to the show at all, which has generally been my preference for several years.
Surely you've heard about or even read the Deadspin story about Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o's dead girlfriend never really existing, which was published at 1:10 PST on Wednesday afternoon. I was all ready to write up a post about football announcers and go take a walk or something before heading to Oracle Arena to watch the Warriors and Heat, and the social media explosion pretty much sucked up my entire afternoon. Forget fresh air, there are jokes to read on Twitter!
I turned on the radio around 1:30, and seconds later Damon Bruce started a segment about Te'o and how bizarre this whole thing is. But Bruce tackling the Te'o saga wasn't at all surprising. It was the number one story of the day from the moment it dropped, and it was going to be the top topic for every sports talk show in the country for several hours, if not days.
Curiosity got the best of me. How might Fitz react to one of his heros going down in flames? What might the guy who for years has prattled on about the intelligence and purity of Notre Dame athletes have to say about an football star who was either woefully naive or incredibly conniving? What would Fitz, who brushed aside any ideas of toning down the smugness after the Irish were beaten down like Florida Atlantic in the BCS Title Game (because Alabama is a "semi-pro team"), say about all of this?
Turns out, nothing.
Neither Fitzgerald nor Rod Brooks broached the subject. Neither did the update guy. After Deadspin's Timothy Burke and Jack Dickey cited a variety of mass media outlets that fell for Te'o's sob story — without checking to see if the reason for his tears actually, you know, kicked the bucket — Fitz and Brooks needed some time to make sure Deadspin's story was legit.
Or, Fitz just didn't want to talk about it. He was more than happy to guffaw like always near the end of the show when Brooks brought up how another college footballing rapscallion, Florida Gators offensive lineman Jessamen Dunker, was arrested for stealing a scooter. HARDY HAR HAR! A 300-lb scooter thief who plays for a school neither Fitz nor Brooks attended! Life is good, USC Trojan jokes for everyone!
When the clock struck three, Ray Ratto and Tom Tolbert went straight to the Te'o story as quickly as humanly possible as the show's opening theme song/montage/whatever began to wane. Ratto and Tolbert could not have been more excited to talk about this, and for good reason. If you can't do a radio show in the minutes and hours after a story like this breaks, hosting may not be for you.
And what do you know, each sports update segment suddenly included a summary of the Te'o saga once Fitz left the building.
It was a truly cowardly display from Fitz and Brooks. Both hosts may think Deadspin is an online rag that is not to be trusted due to the preponderance of photos featuring athletes' genitalia. But it was still a ginormous story, even if it contained factual holes (I haven't seen any yet). Also, I've heard Brooks do a "NiTwit of the Day" segment, where he pokes fun at some athlete for tweeting something stupid. So we know Brooks is at least familiar with Twitter. And even the media guys who aren't posting anything on Twitter are on there anyway, just so they can get alerts whenever stuff happens like a Sharks trade or Stephen Curry's styrofoam ankle crumbling into a thousand little pieces.
And the worst thing? I spent an hour and a half of my afternoon listening to Fitz and Brooks while they took on heady topics — like the scooter thing and congratulating themselves for not labeling Michael Crabtree a bust before this season. Perhaps someone else can listen and find out whether these two finally approach the subject during today's show, because I'm planning on making plans to do something. Anything. Maybe I'll find out once and for all if my wife is real. Most people think it's weird that we've never met, but it's an arrangement that has always worked for us. Wish me luck.


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Toddlers & Tiaras Canceled: Rumors Hint At Final Season
October 03, 2013 12:32 PM by Stephanie Gustafson
It has spawned several successful pageant careers, including, of course, the redneck phenomenon better known as Honey Boo Boo. But could it be the end of the line for popular reality series Toddlers & Tiaras? And how will we get our pageant fix if TLC axes this crazy show?
Honey Boo Boo launched her spin-off series at the right time, for it looks like future appearances on Toddlers & Tiaras will not be possible. According to the latest batch of rumors, the show will be drawing to a close at the end of this season. This means no more tantrums, no fake eyelashes on tiny girls (unless, of course, you watch Dance Moms), and definitely no more crazy pageant moms.
TLC has yet to offer up the official announcement, but according to a source for Radar Online, Toddlers & Tiaras is as good as over. "After six series, the show has been officially taken out of production. They aren't using the word 'cancelled,' but I can tell you that the show is over."
Radar Online failed to elicit any real confirmation from TLC, but a representative for the network did admit, "Nothing has been decided at this time, we are just not currently casting at the moment." No casting means no filming…That certainly cannot be a good sign for the show's long-term viability!
Are you saddened to hear of Toddlers & Tiaras' cancellation? Or should this controversial reality series have been axed a long, long time ago? We know you have an opinion and we want to hear it, so sound off in the comments section below!
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3 Responses to "Toddlers & Tiaras Canceled: Rumors Hint At Final Season"
Donna Says:
October 3rd, 2013 at 9:44 pm
Yaaa no more tantrums n tiara! They rarely have any girls that are any good n it's usually just a
Fight between parents n not about there kids. That usually don't even Win the Ultimate Title. Too
Bad there doing show the really pageant families n girls with real talent! But then again they would never let TnT rep them.
Amskeptic Says:
November 28th, 2013 at 12:08 pm
Very happy at the thought that I never see one of these shows ever again while on Planet Earth, but still deeply troubled by the fact that these pageants exist at all. Such grotesquerie, such amazing talent to turn innocent children into the hideous manifestations of broken narcissistic parent dreams, utter revolting.
Adrienne Lambie Says:
February 23rd, 2014 at 2:21 pm
I am so sorry to see Toddlers & Tiaras cancelled. It was one of my favorite shows of all time.
Adrienne Lambie of New York City


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- Cocaine use has always been dangerous and illegal, but now it could rot your skin. At least a dozen people have developed a flesh-eating disease after using coke laced with a drug that's typically used on livestock. For now, the cases are confined to New York and Los Angeles, but doctors fear this could become a nationwide epidemic.
A study in this month's Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology profiles six cocaine users who have developed patches of rotting flesh on their ears, nose, and in some cases, their entire body. The study concludes that it's caused by using cocaine that's been cut with the drug, Levamisole.
What's worse? The doctors who conducted the study "believe this case series may represent the tip of the iceberg as a looming public health problem caused by Levamisole."
Levamisole is a drug typically used by veterinarians to de-worm livestock. But the DEA says the amount of Levamisole in cocaine is shooting up at alarming rates.
In 2008, less than 10% of the cocaine tested in the U.S. contained Levamisole. Today, it's in 82% of the country's coke supply. DEA investigators say they "are confident that Colombian drug traffickers are adding it as part of the production process, possibly to enhance the effects of the cocaine."
Both cocaine and Levamisole do the same thing to our brains. They increase dopamine. So the theory is that these drug traffickers are trying to improve the high, while cutting down the production cost.
In theory, anyone who either smokes or inhales this tainted coke can develop the flesh-eating disease, but it typically affects people with weakened immune systems. It can be treated with steroids or blood thinners, but dead skin is dead skin and will likely leave a scar.


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An already loaded DREAM Dynamite!! 2010 card just got even more impressive, as the Japanese-based promotion added three more fights to the card, as well as guaranteeing an appearance by Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem.
Among the additions are Jerome Le Banner vs. Satoshi Ishii and Sergei Kharitonov vs. Tatsuya Mizuno, while Overeem faces an opponent yet to be named.
An "IGF special rules" match between Bob Sapp and Shinichi Suzukawa was also officially announced by DREAM executives.
DREAM "Dynamite!! 2010," which now hosts an astounding 15 bouts, takes place Dec. 31 at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. The event airs in the U.S. on HDNet.
A French kickboxing legend, Le Banner (3-1-1 MMA, 0-0 DREAM) fights for the first time under the DREAM banner. Le Banner was most recently featured in the opening round of the K-1 World Grand Prix 2010, in which he forfeited his spot in the tournament by refusing to answer the bell for a fourth round. Le Banner fights under MMA rules for the first time since 2006.
Ishii (3-1 MMA, 1-1 DREAM), an Olympic Gold-medalist judoka, is featured for the second-straight New Year's Eve in Japan. Ishii made his MMA debut at Dynamite!! 2009, where he lost a unanimous decision to fellow judoka Hidehiko Yoshida.
A recent Strikeforce signee, Kharitonov (16-4 MMA, 1-1 DREAM) fights under MMA rules for the first time since April 2009. The Russian striker is 3-1 in his past four overall MMA bouts – a run that includes a 2007 win over Overeem.
Mizuno (8-6 MMA, 1-2 DREAM) fights under the DREAM banner for the third time in just five months. The Japanese product defeated Melvin Manhoef in July's DREAM light heavyweight grand prix opening round but was submitted by Gegard Mousasi in an unsuccessful bid for the promotion's first light heavyweight title. Mizuno debuted for DREAM at the promotion's very first event in March 2008.
Overeem (33-11 MMA, 4-0 DREAM) competes just three weeks removed from a scintillating performance in the K-1 World Grand Prix, where he claimed the promotion's tournament championship. The Strikeforce heavyweight champion defended that promotion's title against Brett Rogers in his only other MMA bout of 2010.
Japanese mainstay Sapp (11-6-1 MMA, 1-1 DREAM) meets former sumo wrestler Suzukawa (0-0 MMA, 0-0 DREAM), who makes his MMA debut – or at least apparently makes his MMA debut. The bout, which is produced by longtime MMA and professional wrestling promoter Antonio Inoki, will be contested under "IGF special rules." Unfortunately, those rules have yet to be disclosed.
The IGF, or Inoki Genome Federation, is a professional wrestling association founded by Inoki.
The latest DREAM Dynamite!! 2010 card includes:
- Satoshi Ishii vs. Jerome Le Banner
- Sergei Kharitonov vs. Tatsuya Mizuno
- Alistair Overeem vs. TBA
- Bob Sapp vs. Shinichi Suzukawa^
- Champ Bibiano Fernandes vs. Hiroyuki Takaya (for featherweight title)
- Champ Marius Zaromskis vs. Kazushi Sakuraba (for welterweight title)
- Shinya Aoki vs. Yuichiro Nagashim+
- Tatsuya Kawajiri vs. Josh Thomson
- Kazuyuki Miyata vs. Caol Uno
- Akiyo "Wicky" Nishiura vs. Tetsuya Yamato@
- Kyotaro Fujimoto vs. Gegard Mousasi@
- Hideo Tokoro vs. Kazuhisa Watanabe
- Jason High vs. Hayato Sakurai
- Hiroshi Izumi vs. Ikuhisa "Minowaman" Minowa
- Katsuaki Furuki vs. Andy Ologun
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For the latest on the "DREAM Dynamite!! 2010," stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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text: High tide passes amid flood alert 06 Jan 2014 Large waves have battered parts of Northern Ireland as more tidal surges hit the coastline on Monday afternoon, affecting coastal roads. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The high tides and onshore winds that were forecast had the region braced for flooding, but the worst extreme conditions anticipated did not occur.Parts of the Ards Peninsula encountered the worst of the weather on Monday.Police say around 45,000 sandbags were used to bolster defences, protect key infrastructure sites and help to secure homes in at risk areas since the series of unprecedented tidal surges started last week.On Monday, precautions were taken along coastlines in Co Down and Co Antrim where emergency crews were on standby, while residents in parts of east Belfast again breathed a sigh of relief when the Connswater River at Victoria Park did not breach its banks."It looks as though today is the last big tide for the foreseeable future," John Wylie, from the Met Office, told UTV.After the tide peaked at around 2.45pm in Belfast, the City's Lord Mayor Máirtín Ó Muilleoir tweeted: "Looking positive, tide now turning, and won't rise above 4.5m. Well done (to) everyone who ensured city stayed dry and safe. Great work."Great work by all of the statutory agencies and the community in Sydenham. Thankfully the potential crisis did not materialise.— Peter Robinson (@DUPleader) January 6, 2014East Belfast Alliance MP Naomi Long expressed her thanks to all involved in the effort to prevent flooding in Sydenham."There was a huge amount of effort involved in Sydenham to get the area ready for a flood that luckily did not materialise. Although the worst-case scenario did not happen today or last Friday, I know the work that was undertaken was a huge reassurance to residents during what was a stressful time," she said.The east and docks area of Belfast had also been identified as at risk of flooding and there were reports of some surface flooding on the roads close to Belfast Harbour.The PSNI has co-ordinated the multi-agency response to the flood alert since it started last Thursday.Assistant Chief Constable Stephen Martin, who was in charge of the operation, said: "The past few days have been extremely challenging and I'm relieved that the coastal flooding was not as severe as had been anticipated initially."I am pleased with how quickly agencies across Northern Ireland reacted to the emergency situation and formed a coordinated response team. We must always plan effectively to protect our communities, and thankfully on this occasion the worst did not happen.""I would like to thank everyone who worked together during this operation. There were over 40 public, private, voluntary and community organisations involved who ensured that we were well placed to deal with all eventualities," ACC Martin said.Conditions along the east coast remain hazardous. Police have warned the public to stay away from coastal paths and walkways and to drive with extreme caution.Pleased to have escaped the worst case scenario weather wise, precautions taken by PSNI,Depts & Local Govt to keep people safe justifiable.— Martin McGuinness (@M_McGuinness_SF) January 6, 2014In Co Antrim, police continue to advise motorists to avoid the Coast Road from Larne to Carnlough.The A2 Coast Road through Carnlough village has been reopened. A section of the Coast Road between Drains Bay and Ballygally was also closed for a time, but is now opened and is passable with caution.In Co Down, part of the Portaferry Road along the Ards Peninsula was under standing water on Sunday and police have advised motorists travelling along the road from to Newtownards and Belfast not to use any car park along the route due to the risk of flooding."Drivers are also advised to proceed with caution as there may be debris swept onto the road by the sea as well as standing water," a police spokesperson said.The road has temporary traffic lights in operation just outside Greyabbey due to undermining of carriageway.Part of the A2 Minorstown Road, Killough between Ardglass and Dundrum is closed between Bright Road and Ballylig Road. The A2 Station Road and Fishersmans Row are also closed but are expected to re-open at 5.30pm.The Whitechurch Road is closed in Ballywalter after the road collapsed during Friday's storm.A Roads Service spokesperson said the necessary emergency repairs to reinstate these roads will take some time to complete and the traffic restrictions will be in place throughout.In Holywood the Esplanade at the A2 Belfast Road Bypass has been closed due to flooding. Motorists should seek an alternative route for their journey.In South Down, the seafront at the promenade in Newcastle is closed to the public due to adverse weather conditions.In Coleraine, Co Londonderry, police urged anyone parked in the Hanover Place area to remove their vehicle as the area is at risk from flooding.The weather has been extreme across the UK and the Republic of Ireland in recent weeks.The Met Office says Northern Ireland has escaped the worst of the unprecedented spell.John Wylie said: "The wind direction has just about favoured us a little more than perhaps the coasts of Scotland and North West England. It has been a little bit more south-westerly in the flow. That gives us just a little bit of shelter."But you only have to look at the damage that has been caused around the coast, the huge over-topping waves that there has been, and that we've had a really close call indeed from something major."Sandbag collection sites have been closed and details on how to store or dispose of sandbags can be found at www.nidirect.gov.uk.You can upload your weather pictures to our gallery, tweet them to us @utv or email video footage to firstname.lastname@example.com - take care when trying to capture pictures or videos and make sure it's safe to do so. © UTV Share Share Share


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|Ag-ed teacher hired
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Clayton Christensen was hired as agricultural education instructor and FFA advisor for 2013-14 at the April 23 meeting of the Re-1J Board of Education.
The position opened recently with the resignation of Guy Kuntz, and administrators are starting to interview to fill teaching positions that are open.
Christensen will graduate in May from the University of Wyoming with a degree in secondary education/agriculture business. He is originally from Wright, Wyo., and said in his application that he is very familiar with small-school settings and cherishes the feel of small communities and schools.
In high school, he was an American Farmer Degree awardee, and he has played an active role in FFA state contests throughout his college career. He was a part of the UW livestock judging team in 2012.
Three staff resignations, all effective at the end of the current school year, were also approved at last week's board meeting. They were from second-grade teacher Stephanie Mitchell, elementary school secretary Jeannette Knutson and elementary paraprofessional Brittany Dirks.
District climate survey results reviewed
In a concentrated effort to gain input from students (grades 3-12), staff and parents, the standard of excellence committee conducted surveys again this year. Committee members Andrea Kammer and Tiffany Watson reviewed the results at last week's board meeting.
Graphs developed by the committee show comparison results for survey answers from the past four years.
Four options were available as survey answers including strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree (SA, A, D, SD).
Elementary parent positives included an improvement in the rating of technology, increase in number who A/SA that the school is safe, belief that students are ready to move on to the next grade level or course and high marks about teachers/principals caring.
Focus areas from elementary parents show the overall school grade was down this year with more "C" grades. The survey also showed 10 parents D/SD about the questions concerning the grading policy, and there's still parental concern for students not being accepting of each other.
Most secondary parent surveys showed agreement that students see value in the academic opportunity center's positive impact. Many parents also A/SA that the building is clean, which is a huge increase from last year's survey.
Quite a few secondary parents D/SD that discipline is consistent with the matrix and that teachers make sure students understand before moving on.
From student survey results, the SOE committee said many reported feeling safe at school, which was an increase from 2011-12. Students also said that teachers expect high-quality work and use class time for teaching. At the high school level, more students A/SA that discipline is consistent compared to last year.
All the food questions had high numbers of D/SD from student answers. Questions pertaining to the academic opportunity center helping master skills and improve grades also had high D/SD marks from students.
Employee surveys showed staff members felt more recognized for their work than last year and that the district is more flexible this year. Staff A/SA that there is an emphasis on student achievement.
Employees noted an increase in safety but indicated they do not feel that students are accepting of each other. All the staff questions concerning the care of teachers and principals for students were high in the A/SA marks.
A large number of employees D/SD that the academic opportunity center helps students master skills and understand their grade. Some disagreed that building discipline is consistent. Elementary employees expressed that class size is not appropriate, and some employees D/SD that the school board asks them what they think.
SOE committee members talked about how the survey can be used for SB191 on educator effectiveness and how various district committees are beginning to overlap and help each other.
Based on their discussions of the survey results, the SOE committee took three areas to focus groups.
They addressed why many students don't feel comfortable asking the teacher questions, the inconsistency of building discipline and concern that the academic opportunity center isn't helping students master skills or understand their grades.
Several board members and Superintendent Bret Miles met with four small groups of students after the SOE committee survey overview was complete.
The groups included grade 7-8 students, 9-10 students, 11-12 students and a group who were class or organization presidents. The focus groups were asked general questions as well as specific follow-up questions from the survey data.
All groups were positive, had good participation and wandered into topics of their own.
Miles reported year two of the focus groups was again a very positive experience. He believes there are tangible issues that the board can address that will be tied right back to these focus groups.
A suggestion was made to expand the focus groups to the elementary school next year.
Other business
In other business April 23, the Re-1J board:
—adopted a resolution proclaiming May 6-10 as teacher appreciation week. Board members were genuine in their own comments of appreciation for the teaching staff.
—acknowledged the generosity of the gift to start the Velma Biddle Memorial Scholarship Fund, which will award an annual $2,500 scholarship in honor of Biddle, who was a strong supporter of students and of public education.
—looked at a teacher evaluation instrument summarized from staff review of the leadership team's progress toward implementing the new educator effectiveness law (SB191). Leadership team is close to proposing a draft policy.
—heard a third-quarter financial report from Miles, who noted they're on track to finish under budget and with an ending fund balance in the $1.475-1.5 million range.
Holyoke Enterprise May 2, 2013


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Nasal polyps are growths that develop on the inside of your nose or sinuses. They are not able to spread to other parts of the body. You may have a single nasal polyp or you may have several. Nasal polyps are soft and pearl-colored. They can be treated.
Doctors do not know the cause of nasal polyps. Several factors may contribute to nasal polyps, including:
Factors that can increase your chance of developing nasal polyps include:
Very small nasal polyps may not cause any symptoms. Larger polyps may block the nose, making it difficult to breathe through the nose. They can also block the passage of odors and reduce the sense of smell.
If you have any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to nasal polyps. These symptoms may be caused by other conditions. :
It is important to see a doctor with special training in diagnosing and treating nasal polyps, called an otorhinolaryngologists or an otolaryngologist. Your doctor can refer you to a specialist.
The doctor will look at the inside of your nose to check for blockage.
This physical exam may include:
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Other tests may be done to reach a diagnosis.
Pictures may be taken of your nose. This can be done with a
CT scan.
Your bodily fluids and tissues may be tested. This can be done with:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
There are no guidelines for preventing nasal polyps because the cause is unknown. But, there are several things you can do to reduce your chance of developing nasal polyps:
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Dennis Leonard revisits the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame while on Caravan
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in Springfield inducts a class each year, and several Royals have been enshrined. The 2013 class will be inducted next weekend, with Mike Sweeney making the special trek to Springfield. Royals Hall of Fame Pitcher Dennis Leonard entered the MO Sports Hall in 2003. This afternoon, he returned on Royals Caravan and visited with many loyal Royals fans. Here are two photos of "Leo": First, the Class of 2003 display. Second, a display on fishing, which got a thumbs up from the avid outdoorsman.
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Hi Dennis! I met you about 4 1/2 yrs ago in KC at a sales meeting. We drank some beers together for a few nights. You said that you had lived in Sarasota, Fl. for a few yrs and i told you I had to. I was interested in contacting you I am going there this winter! Would you be interested, if you are in Sarasota, for having a few beers together?
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|Gym adds to camp's image, provides more room
|Written by Chris Lee
Taking nothing and making something out of it. A theme of sorts for Camp Machasay. When it came to an old quonset, that is exactly what happened.
Last fall, work began on an old quonset on the property 12 miles northeast of Holyoke that Camp Machasay calls home.
Camp Director Bryan Kroeger said the building was full of Mel's treasures, referring to the late Mel Naggatz who donated the property Camp Machasay sits on today.
After a couple of months of cleaning and clearing things out of the shed, work began on renovating and building the inside.
Before the project began last fall, the camp didn't have a place where campers could spend time when Mother Nature decided to open the gates and let rain fall. The project was wrapped up in May just in time for staff training. With the type of summer the area experienced, it was a good thing the gym was finished.
The first two camps this past summer were plagued by rain and mud, so the gym was a great place for campers to go and hang out.
A variety of games and activities are offered inside, such as archery, pool tables, basketball, dodgeball and more. There is also a store which was dubbed the Tradin Post and coffee shop, where drinks and food may be purchased.
A camper sat down at one of the tables and decided it should also be used as a checker board so she took the time to paint a checker/chess board directly onto the tabletop.
There are also two big offices within the building. The space is a big upgrade from the office that was utilized in the fellowship hall.
The building was originally built in 1948 for about $4,000, according to camp manager Mike Frazier. It was originally a storage area and a farmer's shop.
Kroeger said Naggatz recently showed him a photo of construction on the building and asked him if he knew a couple of the gentlemen in the photo. Kroeger said he had no clue and Naggatz said they were Kroeger's uncles.
A donation of nearly $20,000 helped fund the project. "It's been countless and countless hours of people volunteering," Kroeger said. "Countless farmers, local people, churches and work groups all pitched in to finish the project up," he added.
The property was donated in 2001 and the first camp was held in 2004. Today there are nearly 50 acres for campers to enjoy. Anything from horseback riding, ATVs and clay pigeon targets can be experienced.
Camp Machasay hopes to use the gym for other functions such as fund raising events, potential concerts and guest speakers.
Kroeger said they are looking into installing a heating system of some type sometime in the future.
Don Oestman kind of headed up the project, but Frazier said a bunch of people with different talents all came together and worked as a team to make the project a success. Both Kroeger and Frazier agree there are too many people to name that volunteered time to work on the gym.
The walls were covered with OSB or chipboard and portray the "rugged" look of the rest of the camp. Walking into the fellowship hall, pieces and parts of old fences and doors are used on the walls as well as photos dating back many years.


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The Q program verifier is a collection of front-ends that compile different source languages to an intermediate representation (IR), and back-ends that perform verification on the IR. Together, Q is a verification platform that hosts multiple tools and technologies for analyzing properties of programs.
Currently Q supports a single back-end, called Corral, which is a whole-program analyzer for Boogie programs. Corral is a goal-directed symbolic exploration engine that explores all executions of a Boogie program, given a bound on the recursion and the number of context-switches (when dealing with concurrent Boogie programs).
There are three separate front-ends (under active development) that compile source languages to Boogie:
- The Bytecode Translator (BCT), for compiling .NET code to Boogie.
- SMACK, for compiling C programs to Boogie.
- Jar2bpl, for compiling Java programs to Boogie.
The Q team does not directly support any of these front-ends. Instead, we collaborate with the owners of these projects to make sure the back-ends (in this case, only Corral) integrate nicely with these compilers.
Corral used to be paired with HAVOC for end-to-end verification of C programs; this combination used to be called "Poirot", but has since gone out of favor due to the effort needed in maintaining a HAVOC version compatible with Corral. Instead, we recommend using SMACK for verifying C programs. Please use the name Q or Corral in your research publications from now onwards.
We will soon have Q live on: http://www.rise4fun.com/
Contact: If you are using (or wish to use) Q in your research project, please drop us an email at verifierq at microsoft dot com.
- Zvonimir Pavlinovic, Akash Lal, and Rahul Sharma, Inferring Annotations For Device Drivers From Verification Histories, no. MSR-TR-2016-15, April 2016.
- Ankush Das, Shuvendu K. Lahiri, Akash Lal, and Yi Li, Angelic Verification: Precise Verification Modulo Unknowns, in Computer Aided Verification (CAV), Springer, July 2015.
- Akash Lal and Shaz Qadeer, DAG Inlining: A Decision Procedure for Reachability-Modulo-Theories in Hierarchical Programs, in Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI), ACM, June 2015.
- Arvind Haran, Montgomery Carter, Michael Emmi, Akash Lal, Shaz Qadeer, and Zvonimir Rakamaric, SMACK+Corral: A Modular Verifier (Competition Contribution), in Tools and Algorithms for the Construction and Analysis of Systems (TACAS), Springer, March 2015.
- Akash Lal and Shaz Qadeer, Powering the Static Driver Verifier using Corral, in Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE), November 2014.
- Akash Lal and Shaz Qadeer, A Program Transformation for Faster Goal-Directed Search, in Formal Methods in Computer-Aided Design (FMCAD), FMCAD, October 2014.
- Akash Lal and Shaz Qadeer, Reachability Modulo Theories, in 7th International workshop on Reachability Problems (Invited Paper), September 2013.
- Michael Emmi, Akash Lal, and Shaz Qadeer, Asynchronous programs with prioritized task buffers, in Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE), November 2012.
- Michael Emmi and Akash Lal, Finding Non-Terminating Executions in Distributed Asynchronous Programs, in Static Analysis Symposium (SAS), September 2012.
- Akash Lal, Shaz Qadeer, and Shuvendu Lahiri, Corral: A Solver for Reachability Modulo Theories, in Computer-Aided Verification (CAV), July 2012.
- Akash Lal, Shaz Qadeer, and Shuvendu Lahiri, Corral: A Solver for Reachability Modulo Theories, no. MSR-TR-2012-9, January 2012.
- Saurabh Joshi, Shuvendu Lahiri, and Akash Lal, Underspecified Harnesses and Interleaved Bugs, in Principles of Programming Languages (POPL) 2012, ACM SIGPLAN, January 2012.
- Michael Emmi, Akash Lal, and Shaz Qadeer, Asynchronous programs with prioritized task buffers, no. MSR-TR-2012-1, January 2012.
- Prathmesh Prabhu, Thomas Reps, Akash Lal, and Nicholas Kidd, Verifying Concurrent Programs via Bounded Context-Switching and Induction , November 2011.
- Michael Emmi, Shaz Qadeer, and Zvonimir Rakamaric, Delay-bounded scheduling, in Proceedings of the 38th ACM SIGACT-SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages, Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., January 2011.
- Shuvendu K. Lahiri, Shaz Qadeer, and Zvonimir Rakamaric, Static and Precise Detection of Concurrency Errors in Systems Code Using SMT Solvers, in Computer Aided Verification (CAV '09), Springer Verlag, February 2009.
- Corral
- Download SMACK (C-to-Boogie)
- Download BCT (.NET-to-Boogie)
- Download Jar2bpl (Java-to-Boogie)
- Boogie
Q in Action
Online services enhanced with Certified Symbolic Transactions [link] [paper] New
Explicating SDKs: Uncovering Assumptions Underlying Secure Authentication and Authorization. R. Wang, Y. Zhou - in alphabetical order, S. Chen, S. Qadeer, D. Evans, and Y. Gurevich. [link]
Efficient Synthesis for Concurrency using Semantics-Preserving Transformations.
P. Cerny, T. Henzinger, A. Radhakrishna, L. Ryzhyk, T. Tarrach. [link]
Sound and Unified Software Verification for Weak Memory Models. [website]
Getting Rid of Store-Buffers in the Analysis of Weak Memory Models. G. Parlato, F. Atig, A. Bouajjani. [paper, experiments]
How to Shop for Free Online – Security Analysis of Cashier-as-a-Service Based Web Stores. R. Wang, S. Chen, X. Wang, S. Qadeer. [paper]
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