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Here are answers to some common questions about Sync Center.
Sync is short for synchronization. In Windows, sync is the process of keeping two or more versions of the same file stored in different locations matched with each other. If you add, change, or delete a file in one location, Windows can add, change, or delete the same file in the other locations that you choose to sync with, whenever you choose to sync.
Sync Center is a feature of Windows that allows you to keep information in sync between your computer and:
Files stored in folders on network servers. These are called offline files because you can access them even when your computer or the server is not connected to the network. For more information, see Working with network files when you are offline.
Certain mobile devices that are compatible with Sync Center. These are devices you plug in to your computer or you connect wirelessly to (such as portable music players, digital cameras, and mobile phones).
The ability to sync with network folders is not included in Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, and Windows Vista Home Premium.
The most common way to sync a mobile phone, portable music player, or other mobile device with your computer is to install and use the sync software that many manufacturers include with their device.
You can sync files using Sync Center if you have a mobile device that supports this feature of Windows. However, Sync Center is designed primarily to sync files with a server on your network rather than with a device.
To find out if your device is compatible with Sync Center, plug it in to your computer and install any software that came with the device. If your device is able to sync using Sync Center, it will appear in the list of new sync partnerships you can set up in Sync Center. If it is not listed there, check to see if the software that came with the device includes sync capabilities.
If no software came with the device, you might be able to download it from the manufacturer's website. Not all sync software works with Sync Center. If it doesn't, you will have to sync your device using software from the manufacturer, rather than Sync Center. For more information, see Sync with a device.
Windows Mobile devices support Sync Center, but to sync a Windows Mobile device with a computer running Windows Vista, you must use Windows Mobile Device Center software. The first time you plug a Windows Mobile device into a computer that is connected to the Internet and running Windows Vista, Windows Mobile Device Center will automatically download and install. After you set up your device to sync in Windows Mobile Device Center, the sync results will appear in Sync Center.
You can't disable or turn off Sync Center.
To create a sync partnership:
Turn on the device and plug it into your computer. If it is a wireless device, make sure that a wireless connection is established between the device and your computer or connect it by using a universal serial bus (USB) cable.
Open Sync Center by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Sync Center.
In the left pane of Sync Center, click Set up new sync partnerships.
Click the name of the device in the list of available sync partnerships.
On the toolbar, click Set Up.
Select the settings and schedule to determine how and when you want to sync your device with your computer.
To sync immediately, click View sync partnerships, click your device in the list of sync partnerships, and then, on the toolbar, click Sync.
Some sync partnerships do not have any sync settings or a schedule that you can adjust.
To end a sync partnership:
Right-click the sync partnership that you want to end, and then click Delete.
Some sync partnerships might not offer an option to delete the partnership. If they don't have this option, try opening the program or location where you set up the sync partnership to see if you can turn it off or delete it using that program or location.
If you just want to stop a current sync in progress, do not follow the steps above, which will permanently end the sync partnership. Instead, right-click the sync partnership, and then click Stop sync with partnership name. The sync partnership will sync again at the next scheduled time.
Deleting a sync partnership rarely deletes any files or other information. It only ends the sync partnership. If you delete a sync partnership, it should warn you first before it deletes files or other information.
To sync your computer with a Windows Mobile 6 device, you need to download and install the latest version of Windows Mobile Device Center for Windows Vista from the Windows Mobile website.
Sync Center looks to see if a file has changed and then copies the updated version to the other location to keep both locations in sync. Most sync partnerships have Sync Center keep the most recent version of a file and overwrite the older version.
Sometimes, Sync Center will prompt you to choose which version of a file to keep. This usually occurs when a file has changed in both locations since the last sync. When this happens, Sync Center will notify you of a sync conflict, which you must resolve before it can sync the items in conflict.
A sync conflict occurs whenever differences can't be reconciled between a file stored in one location and a version of the same file in another location, which stops sync from being completed. This usually happens when a file has changed in both locations since its last sync, making it difficult to determine which version should be left unchanged (or kept as the master copy) and which should be updated.
For example, if you've changed a document on your computer since the last sync and made a different change to the same document in a network folder set up to sync with your computer, a sync conflict will occur. Sync Center will ask how you want to resolve the conflict, allowing you to choose which version you want to leave unchanged and which version you want to update. For more information, see Resolving sync conflicts: frequently asked questions.
In one-way sync, files are copied from a primary location to a secondary location, but no files are ever copied back to the primary location. In two-way sync, Sync Center copies files in both directions, keeping the two locations in sync with each other. Most sync partnerships are automatically set up to perform either one-way or two-way sync, although some sync partnerships let you choose.
You might set up one-way sync for a portable music player, for example, where you instruct Sync Center to copy every new music file from your computer to the mobile device but never to copy music files in the other direction (from the device to your computer).
You might set up two-way sync between a network folder and your computer, where you instruct Sync Center to copy the newest version of any file it finds to the other location, overwriting any older versions of the same file. This is a good way to sync if you work with the same files on both the network folder and your computer, and you want to make sure you always have the most recent version of every file you've worked on.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- One of the most well known names in Republican politics joined us on Friday afternoon.
Recent presidential candidate and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and his wife Callista both have new books out. We discussed that but first we talked about the future of the Republican party.
See what Speaker Gingrich had to say about the Contract with America, negotiations between parties, the fiscal cliff and more in the video clip above.
Callista Gingrich wrote a children's book called Land of the Pilgrims' Pride. It's the second in her New York Times bestselling series. She talked to us about why she decided to reach out to little ones and about this particular book.
Speaker Gingrich gets inside the mind of George Washington and his troops with his novel "Victory at Yorktown." He co-wrote it with William R. Forstchen as part of their trilogy on Washington. We asked him about the process of determining what was going through George Washington's mind during this march and what lessons we could learn from the book and apply to modern day politics.


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firstname.lastname@example.com. If you want our web service to send e-books to your Kindle (or you want to do it yourself) then you need to know that address.
The Settings page on your Kindle will show you your Kindle's email address. On the original Kindle, the thing to look for is "Device E-mail" on page 2 of the Settings page. It may be in a different place on other Kindle devices. Kindle programs and apps should also show the same information somewhere.
The Manage Your Kindle page on Amazon's web site lets you look up your Kindle's email address (it also lets you change it).
For your convenience, here are a couple of links:
Amazon may redesign their sites at any time, in which case these links won't work and you will have to search the Amazon site yourself.
In the Manage Your Kindle page, look at "Your Kindle Account" in the left-hand column, and choose the "Manage Your Devices" link in that list. You will then see all your Kindle devices and apps, with the
@kindle.com email address for each.
To avoid spam, Amazon only accept personal documents from email addresses that you specify. You must make sure that the email address you send e-books from is included in this list.
While you are on Amazon's site, check "Personal Document Settings" (this is also under "Your Kindle Account"). Make sure that the email address you will be sending e-books from is included in the "Approved Personal Document E-mail List" in the Personal Document Settings page. Here is more information.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Eastbound lanes of the 900 block of Rhode Island Avenue in NE are closed temporarily after a crash in D.C. Traffic is being diverted to westbound lanes, say police.
Tow trucks are on the way to clear the two-vehicle accident.
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The RSBS Podcast, Episode 15: Varitek's Lotto Numbers… and Other Stuff
And so in this Podcast…
The hot stove is so hot that we had to add more fuel to the sizzlin' fire! Jeff, Allen and Johanna are joined by Second City's Mark Piebenga and Red Sox loyalist Troy Jagodowski to get down and dirty on all the offseason drama. Discussion topics include but are not limited to: what Theo Epstein was smokin' when he re-signed Varitek, the end of Troy Tulowitski, the continued morphing of the Hall of Fame, the A-Gon deal and much, much more… all to make you laugh that milk right through your nose!
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Minka Kelly's blog = hard-hitting political commentary. LOLLLLLLL!!!! Good stuff, everybody. Made that milk shoot right out of my nose.
Wow! I had eight blog entries to catchup here. Football, temperature, girls, theriot, Ron Santo (RIP) and Whoa! Qatar hosting a World Cup?? I did not know that! I know guys that play soccer that like it humid hot but not me, you take a shower in that humidity go out the door and you are ready for another shower. I've been to St Louis in August and that was too much for me. When I go back to Honduras, I wonder how I used to put up with all the heat and humidity.
Jane — Glad we could help!
Emma — See what happens when you don't come 'round every day? LOL. Glad you stopped by to catch up. You're right, the Lou in August is rough… but I suspect Qatar is about a billion times worse.


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- There doesn't seem to be a possibility to have the help in different languages on one Zimbra server (like the Ajax client message files). Are there porpuses to implement this?
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Four Royals named finalists for A.L. Rawlings Gold Glove Awards
Rawlings Sporting Goods Company announced finalists for the 2012 Gold Glove Awards today. First baseman Eric Hosmer, third baseman Mike Moustakas, left fielder Alex Gordon and right fielder Jeff Francoeur are among the three American League nominees at their respective positions!
The Royals have had 19 Gold Glove winners over the years, with Gordon winning last year in left field. Francoeur won a Gold Glove in 2007 while playing for Atlanta.
Hosmer was a part of 132 double plays, most in the American League. His 103 assists were the most by a KC first baseman since 2002.
Moustakas (above) was second among A.L. third basemen in fielding percentage, first in assists, total chances and zone rating. He led all Major League third basemen with 41 double plays. The mark set a new Royals single-season record, breaking Mark Teahen's total of 34 in 2006.
Francoeur led the Majors with 19 outfield assists, tying his career high from 2007. This was his eighth straight season with double-digit assists.
Gordon finished second to Francoeur with 17 outfield assists.
The award winners will be announced Tuesday night at 8:30 Central on ESPN2.
A complete list of finalists can be viewed at: http://www.rawlings.com/newsdetaillanding.aspx?id=1332


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• After weeks of dreary campaign coverage and soul-destroying political ads, here's a day brightener. Jian Ghomeshi's long-format interview radio show, Q, scored a rare interview with J. K. Rowling. She was in New York promoting her first adult-audience book, The Casual Vacancy. Among other things, Ghomeshi asked why she courts news media criticism by giving so few interviews. "Well, I just don't think I have that much to say." And why do the news media make so much of her reluctance? "That's because the media is very interested in the media," she said. I laughed so hard I had to sit down in our northern Ontario cabin. Q is a morning program and evening repeat on Canada's CBC Radio. Q is heard here at 9 p.m. weekdays on WVXU. • Further proof that life as we know it revolves around Cincinnati: the Oct. 29 New Yorker's essay on the fraud of voting fraud begins with Hamilton County. We're the perfect example of GOP supporters trying to intimidate voters. A key point made by reporter Jane Mayer's sources: photo IDs might deter someone impersonating a genuine voter but you don't corrupt an election that way. You need massive — if subtle — manipulation of the vote count. • So, is anyone confident your vote will be counted accurately? We don't get a receipt showing how our votes were tallied. Any retailer can give us a receipt showing what we've paid by charge or debit card. So where are the reporters asking Boards of Elections why it can't give us a receipt and editorials demanding this accountability? Receipts won't prevent corrupt officials, employees or hackers from going into voting-counting computers after we vote, but it might deter some. • Hamilton County Board of Elections assures the Enquirer that its voting machines are secure. No computer-based anything is secure. Computers are more or less vulnerable to external hacking and surreptitious insider reprogramming. Worrying about GOP ties to voting machine companies doesn't make me a conspiracy crank. It matters because of Romney's links to the current equipment provider. In 2004, the then-provider of our voting machines was "committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president (Bush) next year." That was Walden W. O'Dell's promise. He was chief executive of Canton-based Diebold Inc., which made voting machines Ohio used in 2004. W carried Ohio that year. • GOP efforts to restrict voting is second only to the Republican commitment to ending a woman's access to abortion. It's not new. In all of this year's reporting about Republican voter suppression — photo IDs, phony "official" mailings misdirecting voters of color, etc. — didn't find references to William Rehnquist before he was Chief Justice of the U.S. Google is rich with Rehnquist's dark history as a GOP operative. This came from a files.nyu.edu post about John Dean's book, The Rehnquist Choice. The folks at New York University said "Dean was a member of Nixon's cabinet, was Nixon's counsel in the Watergate affair and played a prominent role in selecting Rehnquist as a Supreme Court nominee. He writes that Rehnquist was part of roving 'squads' of Republican lawyers who went from precinct to precinct, confronting and harassing black and Latino voters." Here's what Dean wrote on pages 272-273 of The Rehnquist Choice: "Collectively, these witnesses described 'squads,' or teams, that moved quickly from precinct to precinct to disqualify voters, confronting black and Hispanic voters standing in line at the polls by asking them questions about their qualifications, or holding up a small card with a passage from the U.S. Constitution and demanding that the voter read it aloud; also photographing people standing in line to vote." "All told, the Democrats produced fourteen people who swore they had witnessed Rehnquist challenging voters. In rebuttal, the Republicans produced eight witnesses who claimed they had not seen or heard of Rehnquist challenging voters — but none of them could testify that they were actually with Rehnquist during any entire election day, nor did their testimony cover all the elections involved in the charges . . . The evidence is clear and convincing that Rehnquist was not truthful about his activities in challenging voters." • Most Americans tell pollsters they rely on TV for their news. Next Tuesday, these viewers will take their rich opinions and impoverished facts into the voting booth. This recalls Mr. Whig, the fictional alter ego of a great Enquirer editorial page editor, Thom Gephardt, who frequently muttered, "I fear for the Republic." • Much as I have followed campaign coverage, I have little or no idea of what Obama and Romney will do to create jobs, ease immigration problems, provide and pay medical professionals to care for millions to be covered by Obamacare, wean us from deadly coal, cope with problems associated with fracking for oil and natural gas, make the wind blow and sun shine, reduce or slow global warming, bring Palestinians and Israelis closer to a peaceful two-state resolution, deal with the Taliban when it returns to power, etc. Despite what I hear from any liberals/progressives, Obama hasn't disappointed me; I wrote nothing on that blank slate in 2008. It sufficed that he wasn't McCain. In his way, Romney increasingly recalls Nixon in 1972 with his "secret plan" to end the Vietnam war. He had no plan. That was the secret. Deja vu all over again. • Mark Curnutte's Sunday Enquirer post-mortem on the lethal street culture of revenge among some young black Cincinnatians is as current as perps who became victims soon after he interviewed them and Amanda Davidson took their photos. • CNN.com "unpublishes" reporter Elizabeth Landau's story linking women's hormones to political choices. CNN says the story wasn't edited adequately. The study by a Texas academic concludes that ovulation makes women feel sexier. Ovulating single women are likelier to vote for Obama (liberal) and ovulating married women or women in other committed relationships are likelier to vote for Romney (conservative.) I wonder if CNN pulled the story because some subjects are beyond inquiry, like women's abilities for math and science or racial/ethnic differences in various pursuits. Then there is the whole fantasy about "unpublishing" an online post. You can get to the original story — replaced by an editor's note on CNN.com — at poynter.com or dailykos.com. • The Seattle Times seeks to restore readers' trust after it published free ads for the Republican candidate for governor and for supporters of a state gay marriage referendum. The ads make the paper part of each group's propaganda machine. There is no other way to say it. Good luck to reporters who have to cover those campaigns. Maybe someone should create the "Almost Darwin Awards" for news media bent on self-destruction. You don't know Darwin Awards? Look it up. The awards are as funny as Seattle Times' claims to virtue are cringe-worthy. After the paper's ethical pratfall and a newsroom rebellion, the Seattle Times turned its fact-checkers loose on those free partisan ads and gave the ads a rating of "half true." (T)wo ads that were checked contained two true claims, one mostly true, one half true and two that were false, the paper and Poynter.com said. • Newsroom rebellions rarely go public like that by Seattle Times journalists (above). Years ago, then-owners of the Minneapolis Tribune and Star supported relocation of the Viking/Twins stadium from the 'burbs to downtown. Here's what the New York Times said in its obit of the publisher, John Cowles Jr.: "Opponents, including staff members at The Minneapolis Tribune, thought it was a clear conflict of interest for the owner of a newspaper to take a public position on an important local issue it was covering . . . (S)taff members placed an ad in their own paper disassociating themselves from the company's involvement."• Fifty years ago, we almost had a nuclear war over missiles in Cuba and en route on Soviet freighters. Regardless of where U.S. ships turned back the freighters, it was the real thing, no Gulf of Tonkin or Weapons of Mass Destruction fraud. I was at UPI in London and the Brits were very, very frightened; in a nuclear war, both sides' missiles could be overhead and Soviets would attack Britain's RAF and Royal Navy nuclear strike forces. I went to the U.S. Embassy in Grosvenor Square. The crowd was hostile. Least threatening were those carrying or wearing what is now known as the "peace symbol." Then it was the much more potent and timely totem of Britain's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. • Half a century later, that British CND symbol is a meaningless design for feathered earrings and leather-thong necklaces. But turn the symbol upside down so that the "wings" tilt up. You have the Brits' Vulcan "V-bomber." It was the heart of their Cold War airborne nuclear deterrent during the Cuban Missile Crisis and Vulcan bases would have been targets in any nuclear exchange. • Only a coverup is juicier than the original scandal, especially in broadcasting. BBC is tearing itself apart over the sex scandal. Arrests have begun: Convicted pedophile and BBC TV entertainer Gary Glitter is the first. Hundreds claim a leading children's program presenter and colleagues molested hundreds of girls at BBC studios, children's hospitals and other locations. The focus of the probe, Jimmy Savile, is dead. His victims — including women at BBC — offer explicit tales of his harassment and abuse. BBC execs are accusing each other of lying or misleading parliament; Scotland Yard is beginning to ask why police didn't act sooner on repeated reports and complaints about Savile and other abusers at BBC. • AP says New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. last week reiterated his support for the Times' new CEO, Mark Thompson. Thompson, who was BBC's director general until last month, has been under scrutiny over the BBC's decision to cancel its major investigative program about Savile sexually abusing youngsters. AP says Sulzberger told Times staff that he was satisfied that Thompson had no role in canceling the explosive program. As with all scandals and coverups, we will learn what BBC and Scotland Yard knew and when they knew it. Lovely.
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Xavier University has reversed its controversial decision to not pay for employees' birth control as part of healthcare plans after realizing that since announcing the end of the coverage July 1, the school has actually continued to cover birth control costs. CINCINNATI +2
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For participants in cannabis culture, 4/20, 420, or 4:20 is Christmas, July 4th and Thanksgiving wrapped into one. The annual date has evolved from being message board material and a secret stoner code to something much more widespread.
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Ben L. Kaufman
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Access is everything to reporters. We want people to talk to us, to share confidences and documents, to point us to others who will do the same. But there's a price: Don't burn your sources ... which can mean ignoring a story that will prompt the subject to slam the door (figuratively or actually) in a reporter's face. That might be one reason it took Rolling Stone to reveal the contempt for the president and other civilians to whom U.S. military officials in Afghanistan report.
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CHARLESTON -- Charleston Catholic built a big lead during the first day of the high school golf state tournament and kept its foot on the pedal in Wednesday's final round.
The Irish shot a 245 to top Madonna by 21 strokes and capture the Class A state championship at the Oglebay Resort's Trent Jones Course in Wheeling. It is Catholic's sixth championship since 1999, and marks the first time the Irish have won back-to-back state championships.
Charleston Catholic coach Bill Gillipsie said the oldest player on his team, junior Aaron Persily, helped establish an attitude within the team that second place would be a letdown this season.
"This means a lot," Gillispie said in a phone interview. "Aaron Persily said it best. He told the team, 'I know we won last year and I know we've alternated [titles], but this is our year. It means a lot to me and I really want this one more than I wanted the one last year.' Him saying that set the tone."
Catholic entered play Wednesday with a 15-stroke lead on Madonna and despite higher scores from the Irish compared to the first round, it was able to extend the lead and secure the championship.
"We did not start out playing well, but about halfway through the round they got it together," Gillispie said. "Even though we won one [last year], we stressed that you don't take these things for granted."
Persily finished third in the race for the individual crown in Class A. Teammate Christian Casingal, last year's individual champion, took second while Buffalo junior Cory Hoshor fired a final-round 75 to edge the duo for medalist honors. Hoshor was the only Class A golfer to shoot in the 70s for both rounds of the tournament.
In Class AAA, Wheeling Park's recent run of dominance came to an end in the team competition. University held on to its first-round lead to win the championship and deny the Patriots a third consecutive state title.
The Hawks had a team score of 453 to beat Park by six strokes. Cabell Midland shot a 469 to finish third, with George Washington's 476 earning fourth place.
Two-time defending Class AAA individual champion Thadd Obecny from Wheeling Park also lost his grasp on the championship, shooting a 148 and finishing two-strokes behind teammate Cole Hand. Obecny tied for second place with University's Eric Wirth, who also shot a 148.
GW's Will Evans shot a 153 to tie for fifth with University's Trent McPherson, while Winfield's Chris Williams was a stroke behind Evans and McPherson in a tie for seventh with Cabell Midland's Jacob Beahrs and Seth Kinker.
Poca earned its third runner-up trophy in as many years, finishing the tournament with a 492, three strokes behind Class AA champion Roane County.
"Today we shot the same score as we did yesterday and [Roane County] had a kid shoot a 75 that ended up being the medalist," Poca coach Doug Smith said in a telephone interview. "Just like last year, we lost by three strokes to Ritchie County and this year we lost by three to Roane County. We had a lead, but it's so close up there. A lead at the state golf match, unless it's 15 or 20 strokes, can be overtaken."
The Dots' Travis Covert claimed third place individually in Class AA. Roane's Alston Spears shot a 156, two strokes better than Covert, to win medalist honors. Bluefield's Evan Smith shot a 157 for second place.
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The Swedish climber Said Belhaj surprised himself with a second-try send of Supernova (5.14d) at Vadiello, Spain. Belhaj reports that the send was totally unexpected, writing on his blog: "On my first red-point, with no expectations, I just wanted to feel how that upper section would feel, probably arriving there pumped like hell. I just went for it, climbed every section perfectly (even better than when working the moves individually which has never happend before) and finally found myself on top of the route."
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Officers were called to the scene at about 10:21 a.m. and found a 32-year-old man deceased inside the home, according to a police spokesman.
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A New Bern man airlifted to Vidant Medical Center on Thursday evening after he was involved in a single-vehicle accident on U.S. 70 was listed in serious condition Friday afternoon. The condition of a boy who was a passenger is still unknown.
Jerry David Dixon, 32, of Windy Trail, was airlifted to the Greenville hospital at about 5:30 p.m. The boy was also airlifted to Vidant but the hospital could not release any information about him because the Highway Patrol had not released his name by noon Friday.
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In other words, it looks and feels like a regular hub. Chris King hubs have a flange diameter of 53mm, so the G3 is just a teeny bit larger. And for reference, hubs of Ultegra quality are around 350g, so the 325g G3 Hub is lighter than all but the super-premium rear hubs on the market. There was a sort-of dorky virtue in having a bulky hub sporting carbon that shouted 'power meter,' and the unique aesthetic of their older hubs functioned as advertising for CycleOps. However, their power-measuring hubs were so obvious it often acted as an impediment for many potential users. The sleek and stealthy design of the G3 eliminates the distraction.
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Rather than keep the electronics permanently affixed to the hub shell, they decided to build the electronics into the end cap. This is a big change, and a welcome one. By having a removable electronic element, it means that if there's a wheel-based problem with power readings, you can get a spare cap and install it to keep on training rather than sending your wheel back to CycleOps and waiting for them to figure out the issue. Another improvement that comes with this change is that a single CR2032 watch battery powers the transmitter; these batteries are easier source and replace than the two 357 batteries found in the older hubs. The 2032 should last for approximately 300 hours of riding.
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Tulane University researchers will receive $3.35 million to continue their participation for the next five years in a major national study on kidney disease. Funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, one of the National Institutes of Health, the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study has, since 2003, followed nearly 4,000 patients with chronic kidney disease through two phases of research at seven centers around the country including Tulane.
The third five-year long phase now kicking off is expanding the study's scope to provide better understanding of how kidney disease progresses in members of an aging population. The researchers will focus on enrolling older participants, as it is mainly people in their early 60s who develop kidney failure requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant. Dialysis is a treatment to filter wastes and excess fluid from the blood, a task normally performed by the kidneys. Most people with kidney failure are attached to a dialysis machine for three to four hours at a time, three times per week.
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Marshall notebook: Herd running game gets unexpected jolt
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Marshall had its best rushing output in nearly two months Saturday against Houston, coming despite multiple injuries at running back.
Steward Butler injured his left wrist during practice and watched. Remi Watson left early in the second quarter, putting no weight on his left leg as he was helped off.
That left Kevin Grooms as the lone member of the three "baby backs," and brought Essray Taliaferro into the rotation.
That Grooms rushed for 155 yards on 21 carries was no surprise, but Taliaferro churned out 66 yards on 18 carries. The 5-foot-7, 181-pound junior had 15 of those carries on Marshall's first two scoring drives of the second half, which resulted in a touchdown and a field goal.
The Thundering Herd also suffered more injuries on its offensive line. Left guard Alex Schooler went down. Josh Lovell replaced Schooler, Cam Dees started again at center and Chris Jasperse played much of the game at right guard.
Dees went down briefly, moving Jasperse back to center and bringing in the aching John Bruhin, the sixth-year guard determined to play on his senior day. Dees was able to re-enter.
"He was in pain, but you could tell he was going to be all right," said left tackle Jordan Jeffries. "He's got a shoulder injury; we've all been there. I've got one, too. Your shoulder dislocates, it goes back in, you get feeling back in your arm and then you go back out there."
Herd coach Doc Holliday expects Butler to return when Marshall plays East Carolina at 2 p.m. Friday, but doesn't know about other injury cases such as receiver Aaron Dobson, who missed his fourth game in a row starting with his injury early in the Central Florida game.
Marshall attempted a field goal in the first quarter after Grooms was stopped just short of the goal line and the Herd incurred a 5-yard illegal substitution penalty. But the penalty didn't cause MU coaches to change gears; they were going to kick it anyway.
Actually, coaches thought the Herd was going to end up with a touchdown on video review of Grooms' run.
"We felt upstairs, he went in the end zone," Holliday said. "The uncertainty was I wanted to slow things down and do that to challenge the call, because we thought he was in there on that particular play. He was ruled down, which he wasn't. I don't totally understand the penalty, because we don't huddle anyway. We substitute in and out - something about you've got three seconds to get a guy off the field, I don't know."
One call Holliday was itching to see on tape was the dead-ball personal foul on Billy Mitchell, one that came after the Herd forced an incompletion on third-and-10 at its 14. With first down at the MU 7, Houston scored on a Crawford Jones pass to Deontay Greenberry.
"Billy said all he did was go over there and was covering [a receiver]," Holliday said. "They said [Mitchell] went over there and hit him; I don't know what the hell ... That was a critical call, that's for daggone sure."
In special-teams follies, Trent Martin took two kickoffs in relief of Justin Haig. The first one went into the end zone for a touchback, though the Herd was flagged for going offsides and Houston started at the 30. The second kick was another special-teams disaster, with Martin making the tackle at the end of a 59-yard return.
That was Martin's first tackle of the year. Haig had to make his seventh tackle at the end of a 61-yard runback in the third quarter.
After a 38-yard return that gave Houston's last scoring drive a jump start, Haig was ordered to make a modified squib kick after his go-ahead field goal. That produced the best result, as the Cougars took their final play from their 19.
Some good news: Marshall has made 117 extra points in a row, dating back to a blocked PAT on Sept. 25, 2010 against Ohio. That streak has stretched across 32 games, and Haig is 52 of 52 this season.
Reach Doug Smock at 304-348-5130 or follow him at twitter.com/dougsmock.


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|The Women of EEE want to host a pageant for the male students. The male students who participate in Mr. Tiger can be sponsored by a club or friends. The entry fee is $20. The participant with be apart of a sports wear, talent, and interview question while wearing professional dress wear. The winner will recieve a Mr. Tiger winning sash, a crown, and a sonic gift card. We will sell lemonade and cookies at the event. Also we will have a "people's choice" where the students can donate a dollar to vote for their favorite contestant. The entry charge is $3 per person. This event is held as a fundraiser for PC 14
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Overview of the Show
The main goal of "The Tonight Show at Ouachita" is to gather the student body together for entertainment purposes. We want to lay this show out to be one that imitates or mimics that of late night television shows, popular since the inception of television. With the likeness and charm of Johnny Carson, but the relevance and wit of Jimmy Fallon, Coleson and David want to bring an informative, yet lightheartedness to Ouachita through the form of comedy and current events. Not only this, but much more will be unveiled through this overview.
Layout of the Show
Like many late night television shows, "The Tonight Show at Ouachita" will feature humorous bits, monologues, guests. musical guests and more. Below is a description of these segments of the show:
We have accumulated a team of writers that will help us on each of the shows to gather news from current events from the media, as well as events on Ouachita's Campus. We are sure that you are familiar with such monologues in late night shows past and present. Our writing team includes:
– Wade Stotts
– Tyler Davis
– Tanner Trantham
– Jim Hampton
We want to use this show to showcase their talent on campus in writing and wit, but also offer others the chance to write for the show as it continues on through the semester. We want the show to be open to suggestions from students on campus. These segments will take place at the start of the show and will last anywhere from 5-10 minutes and can contain video as well as live speaking. At this point we will introduce our house band (Stephen Curry) and take a quick break to get set for the next set on the show. Stephen will play us through this time.
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GLEN BURNIE, Va. (WUSA9) -- A woman has been arrested for three bank robberies in Anne Arundel County.
Anne Arundel County police say 47-year-old Jamese Christine Queen was initially linked to the robberies because of her vehicle. According to police, her black Hyundai sedan was spotted fleeing all three scenes.
The first two bank robberies happened on Sept. 13 and Sept. 28 at the Bank of Glen Burnie at 101 Crain Highway South. In each case a woman walked in and handed the teller a note demanding money. The woman would then flee with the cash.
Police say in the first robbery, the woman was described as
"a black female, possibly in her mid 50's; approximately 5'2"-5'3", 130-140 pounds." In the second robbery, the woman was described as "a black female in her 40's or 50's, wearing a green baseball cap, a black and gray jacket and black pants."
Each time, the robber fled in a black Hyundai sedan.
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On Oct. 5 at approximately 12:07 p.m., a woman wearing a green baseball walked into the Bank of Glen Burnie at 740 Stevenson Road in Severn, say police. The woman approached a teller, who asked her to take off her cap. The suspect then gave her a note demanding money, but fled the bank before receiving any money. The woman fled in a black Hyundai sedan and a bank employee was able to obtain the vehicle registration plate information, say police.
Police later found that the description of registered owner of the car, 47-year-old Jamese Christine Queen, matched that of the female suspect. An investigation then confirmed that Jamese Queen was the suspect in all three robberies, say police.
That afternoon, an officer spotted the empty car in the 200 block of Woodhill Drive in Glen Burnie, say police. Officers then found Queen in an apartment and took her into custody.
Police say they found evidence from all three robberies in the car and apartment.
Queen is now charged with robbery and theft over $1,000 in the September 13th robbery, robbery and theft over $1,000 in the September 28th robbery and attempted robbery in the October 5th attempted robbery.


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Monday Lineups: Meche vs. Buehrle
Here's the lineups for Monday's game against the Chicago White Sox.
Things to note:
• David DeJesus is back in the lineup despite getting scratched (sore ankle) Sunday.
• Gil Meche takes the mound for his fifth start of the season.
• Mark Buehrle is making his first start since throwing a no-hitter against Texas last Wednesday.
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
Grudzielanek – 2B
Teahen – RF
Sweeney – DH
Brown – LF
German – 3B
Buck – C
Shealy – 1B
Pena – SS
Meche – P
For the White Sox:
Erstad – CF
Iguchi – 2B
Thome – DH
Konerko – 1B
Dye – RF
Pierzynski – C
Crede – 3B
Mackowiak – LF
Uribe – SS
Buehrle – P


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ATLANTA -- Across-the-board Federal spending cuts, known as sequestration, are set to impact airports around the country, including here in Georgia.
The Federal Government has announced it will close 173 air traffic control towers at small and medium-sized airports on April 7.
The closing list includes three metro airports, Brown Field in Fulton, Briscoe Field in Gwinnett and McCullum Field in Cobb.
But that's not all.
TSA workers are expected to be furloughed, and that could mean long lines at security checkpoints at all the major airports.
And that could mean lots of extra time on the Hartsfield-Jackson taxiways for thousands of metro Atlanta families on the way out of town to enjoy Spring Breaks.
"Its going to make it a lot more difficult for everybody, but especially for people in wheelchairs and people with infants," said Christine Womak, traveling with an infant.
Hartsfield-Jackson plans to deploy an army of customer service agents to handle passenger questions and concerns, but Airport General Manager Louis Miller is concerned about crowds of holiday bound families jamming the terminals.
"We are so worried and that's why we are hoping the President and Congress can get their act together and pass a bill that keeps the funding for this critical part of our industry going. If the lines get to long, it scares me to death," Miller said.
Air Traffic Controllers say furlough notices went out today, triggering a 30-days notice for cutbacks to start.
How will that impact Hartsfield passengers?
"That means 25-30 fewer flights every hour at Hartsfield and we will use 2 runways instead of 3," said Victor Santore, Southern Region Vice President of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.
Santore says that means a minimum of 90-minute delays on the tarmac and leaving the gates.
For the next 30 days it's a wait and see, but after that anticipate getting to the airport hours in advance.


text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer Shania Metcalf's baseball-pass bomb to Courtney McClenahan for a breakaway layup pictured the game in one play as the Lady Plainsmen wore out the transition game in a 58-42 win over Creek Valley last Tuesday night in Grant. Metcalf, looking very different in jersey number 44 (changed from the 52 she has worn her entire career because of a second quarter blood stain) finished her scoring in the third quarter with two close shots and a mid-range jumper to lead all scorers with 14 points. The Lady Plainsmen cranked up their transition game in the third quarter, with Jessi Hoffert, Courtney Ostermiller and Mariah Curtis all scoring at top speed. Jessi Hoffert's sprinting give-and-go basket swelled Perkins County's lead to 20 points at 43-23. The Lady Plainsmen finished the game by shooting 9-of-23 from the foul line in the fourth quarter alone. Michi Prante (10 points) finished an excellent lob pass from Metcalf, put back a free throw miss and swished two foul shots to highlight the Lady Plainsmen's second quarter. Metcalf canned two jumpers herself in the second frame. Shania Brown hit jumpers from both wings and the wheel, and Jerry Straber banked a three pointer without calling it to cut Creek Valley's halftime shortfall to 13 points. Brandie Ross rolled down a 12-footer and finished a baseline breakout pass along with hitting two free throws to lead the Lady Plainsmen's first quarter attack. Creek Valley got a high-arcing three pointer from Shelby Selby and another from Jill Behrends to offset many missed Lady Storm shots. Starters Jerry Straber and Shelby Selby fouled out for Creek Valley, and Stephanie Mitchell, Summer Mueller and Shania Brown walked the line with four fouls for a team the committed a whopping 29 in the game.Creek Valley 42, P.C. 58Creek Valley 7 9 11 15—42Perkins Co. 14 15 16 13—58 Scoring leaders–Perkins County: Metcalf 7FG 0/2FG–14; Prante 3 4/5–10; Hoffert, J. 4 1/5–9; Ross 3 3/7–9; McClenahan 3 2/4–8; Creek Valley: Straber, Jerry 3 (1[x3]) 2/4–11; Behrends 1 (2)–8 Brown 4 0/2–8; Selby 1 (1)–5; Mueller 2 1/2–5.


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Teen Sleeplessness Leads to More Sick Days5/29/2014Recent research highlights the link between sleep habits and illness. Check out some tips for getting a better night's sleep.
NAMI Family-to-Family: Evidence Meets Experience3/20/2014In his blog, Dr. Ken Duckworth explains the significance of the NAMI Family-to-Family program being named an evidence based practice.
Ask the Doctor: Living Well with Bipolar Disorder1/30/2014Dr. Nierenberg joined NAMI's medical director Ken Duckworth to look at the combination of factors that help ensure wellness.
Meditation Shows Promise in Relieving Anxiety and Depression1/24/2014Meditation is a means of developing wellness, an ongoing process of learning how to make choices that support a more successful, healthy life. A new analysis explores the benefits.
Susanna Compassionately Portrays Postpartum Depression8/08/2013Postpartum depression affects millions of women across the country. Susanna, a Web series starring Anna Paquin and Maggie Grace, mindfully dramatizes one woman's experience.
Yoga Behind Bars: Study Reveals Positive Mental Health Effects8/07/2013About one-half of all prisoners live with a mental illness. A new study by Oxford University suggests yoga may improve this population's mental well-being.
NAMI Minnesota Creates "Summer Camp" for Teens7/24/2013Aimed at helping teens living with mental illness feel hopeful, NAMI Minnesota's new weeklong Progression Summer Camp for young adults offers support, education and skills.
Healthy Emotion Regulation Can Reduce Anxiety, Study Finds7/16/2013A new study shows that those who approach situations with a more positive outlook experience less anxiety.
Sibling Bullying Linked to Poor Mental Health7/10/2013Fighting amongst siblings is usually viewed as harmless child's play. But a new study from the University of New Hampshire posits that sibling rivalries may be more harmful than once assumed.
CDC: One in Five Kids Lives with a Mental Health Issue6/18/2013A groundbreaking report from the CDC sheds light on children living with mental disorders.
Autism Research Sheds New Light on Gender Differences6/11/2013New studies presented at The 2013 International Meeting for Autism Research provide possible explanations behind the skewed gender ratio in autism diagnoses.
Suicide Rates Rise Significantly Amongst Baby Boomers, Study Finds5/23/2013A new study conducted by the CDC has shown that suicide rates for adults aged 35 to 64 have increased in the last decade and a half.
Regulating Glutamate May Help Early Detection of Schizophrenia, Study Finds5/20/2013A recent study has discovered that increased levels of glutamate may play a role in triggering psychosis.
NFL Players May Be More Likely to Develop Depression as they Age, Study Finds5/14/2013A recent study shows former professional football players are more likely to develop cognitive impairment and depression as they grow older.
Faith and Spirituality Beneficial in Treatment, Study Finds5/03/2013A new study has found that people who believe in a higher power are more responsive to short-term treatment of depression.
Depression Risk Factor Can Be "Contagious," Study Finds4/30/2013A new study shows that negative thoughts of students vulnerable to depression can increase the likelihood that their roommates will also experience depression.
Putting People in the Bipolar Driver's Seat4/26/2013Charles Bowden, M.D., an expert on bipolar disorder, will explore the importance of partnership, self-awareness and treatment strategies at the NAMI National Convention in June.
Depression Runs High Among College Athletes4/24/2013A new study shows that college athletes may be put at an increased risk for depression.
Insomnia Linked with Increased Thoughts of Suicide, Study Finds4/07/2013A recent study discovers the connection between insomnia and increased thoughts of suicide. Findings may change the way doctors treat persons living with insomnia in the future.
White House BRAIN Initiative Calls for $100 Million for Scientific Advancement4/03/2013President Obama unveiled a bold new plan to increase our understanding of the human brain.


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per tom curran.
The top nine cap hits in 2013 are projected to gobble up $65.95 million of the 2013 cap.
Those are: Brady ($21.8 million), Wilfork ($10.6 million), Mankins ($10 million), Jerod Mayo ($5.6 million), Brandon Lloyd ($4.5 million), Aaron Hernandez ($4 million), Stephen Gostkowski ($3.4 million) and Dan Connolly ($3.3 million).
i consider replacing gost 3.4 mil
def dropping lloyd and replacing in draft
thats another 8 mil
if need be push some of brady forward
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Teams have been told the approximate cap number for 2013 will be $121 million. Our friends at Pro Football Talk reported Wednesday night that the Patriots rolled over $5.6 million in unused 2012 cap space into 2013. As a result, the Patriots are working with about $126.6 million in cap space when the league year begins next month.


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He is the author of `The Quadrille' a practical guide
to the origin, development & performance of this form
of dance. He also translates early French dance manuals.
Ellis & his wife Christine host `Quadrille Club' once a month in London. This is a full day (10.30--16.30) when the social dances of the 19th century are taught in detail and then danced for social amusement.
Ellis is based in north Kent but travels extensively to teach, lecture or act as MC.for 19th century balls.
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Have you heard that Jennifer Aniston hated her famous 'Friends' haircut? That seems silly, because Jennifer Aniston looked great in that hairstyle. Admittedly, she was the only person alive who did look great in it, but it was the hairstyle that defined the 90′s. Here are some haircuts that defined other decades:
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) ---With the flu now reported in 41 states, workers are facing a dilemma about work when they come down with the illness: go to work and infect co-workers, or stay at home and wonder if they're endangering their careers.
Doctors warn workers to stay home so as not to spread the flu, and human resources professionals agree that is the best decision. Worrying about a career should not, they say, be a factor.
"I don't really think it is a legitimate concern because at the end of the day, if you do go in sick, you're not going to be really productive. You're not going to produce a whole lot of work that day,or those two days or those three days that you're sick. If you're getting up to go to the restroom every five minutes to get sick, you're sneezing, you're coughing, your productivity is absolutely going to suffer.
"What's worse also is that you're running the risk of getting your co- workers sick or, potentially, even worse, a client sick, which could result in a loss of revenue.
"I understand it being a bad economy. I understand that people are putting quite a bit of pressure on themselves with regard to 'I gotta keep my job. I gotta keep my job. I gotta keep my productivity up. I gotta show up,' but if you have good management they're not going to want you to be at work because they understand the effects that that will have on productivity," said Bruce Elliott at The Society For Human Resource Management in Alexandria.
At the Kogod School of Business at American University Executive in Residence Meredith Persily Lamel says the workplace of 2013 is a different place than the one in which many workers first labored.
"In today's day and age, actual face time is becoming less and less important in many organizations. More progressive organizations are allowing people to work from home, work remotely, and it's really to their benefit because, in many ways, that is getting people to work in the evenings as well, regardless of whether they are sick," she told 9News Now.
But should a worker worry about phoning in sick?
"I think it is a legitimate concern depending on who your boss is but certainly that is not going to make or break anyone's profession. I think employers are going to know whether or not an individual is committed to their jobs, regardless of how they respond when they are sick.
"Chances are if you're that concerned about how you will be perceived if you stay home when you are sick, you have more to be concerned about," she said.
Persily Lamel says workers can prepare for the eventuality of illness.
"I think you should think about what you're going to do when you're sick before you get sick. Obviously, when you are sick you're going to be a bit compromised in making good decisions and figuring out what you need to stay connected to your work," she said.
"Whether it means setting up a system on the cloud where you can store your most important files ,so if you get sick overnight you're able to stay home, and can still access your work, or making sure you have some kind of duplications of systems at home and at work so, again, before you get sick you're not worried about coming in and pulling all that information to bring home in order to stay connected," Persily Lamel told 9News.


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By Rachelle Younglai and Thomas Ferraro
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. government braced on Friday for the possibility of a partial shutdown of operations on October 1 as Congress struggled to pass an emergency spending bill that Republicans want to use to achieve Tea Party-backed goals, such as defunding the new healthcare reform law.
While there was still a chance of averting a shutdown, time was running out.
Indicative of lawmakers' desperation, some mulled the possibility of passing a bill to keep the government running for a very short period of time, 10 days or so, to avert a shutdown and provide more time to work out a longer-term deal.
Representative Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, a senior House Republican, told Reuters: "People are talking about a 10-day CR," a so-called continuing resolution to fund the government through October 10.
That could put the subsequent temporary funding bill on a similar timetable to a debt limit increase Congress must pass or risk a government default on its loans.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, during a press conference, warned Republicans against lumping those two measures together. "It's two different subjects," she said.
The Senate on Friday was on track to pass legislation keeping the U.S. government operating beyond midnight on Monday.
But doubt remained about how and when it would be received in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, where Republicans feuded over a plan that would both please supporters of the conservative Tea Party movement and avert widespread agency shutdowns.
A shutdown would likely result in up to 800,000 federal employees being furloughed. Most visible to the public, if past shutdowns are a guide, are museum closings in Washington that outrage tourists and attract television cameras, and possible delays in processing tax filings, for example.
But the government does not grind to a halt.
Large swaths of "essential" activity continue, including benefit checks and national security-related operations. Agencies were in the process of determining which employees would be considered essential and which not.
"Obamacare," the healthcare reform law set for launch on Tuesday, would continue to be implemented, beginning a period of open enrollment for individuals to purchase insurance.
Concern over fiscal negotiations in Washington sent the dollar close to a seven-month low and pressured world equities on Friday.
The impasse has sent the cost of insuring against a U.S. sovereign default to its highest level in four months. U.S. stocks fell in early trading on Friday as worries grew over Washington's gridlock. Concern over fiscal negotiations sent the dollar close to a seven-month low.
As lawmakers stared down the midnight Monday deadline when the current fiscal year ends – and government funding along with it – the Democratic-led Senate was set to deliver on President Barack Obama's call for an emergency funding bill with no add-ons, such as defunding the healthcare law.
The House could vote on that measure in an unusual Saturday session. But all indications were it would tack on a new measure to that bill, which likely would be rejected by the Senate and make a shutdown all the more likely.
One House Republican aide, who asked not to be identified, said leaders were weighing attaching a one-year delay of the healthcare law to the spending bill, "but that's not set in stone."
A feel of desperation seeped through the Capitol, even though many held out hope that a last-minute deal could be struck to avoid shutting down activities ranging from school lunch programs for poor children and paying U.S. troops to foreign embassy operations and some airport security screenings.
"Holy God, you created us for freedom, so keep us from shackling ourselves with the chains of dysfunction," intoned Senate Chaplain Barry Black at the opening of Friday's Senate session.
Earlier, Republican Senator John McCain blamed members of his own party for the difficulties in passing legislation to fund the government beyond Monday. Congress also faces the hard task of raising the limit on federal borrowing authority, which Republicans are targeting for controversial add-ons.
Without a debt limit increase by October 17, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has warned, the United States would have a difficult time paying creditors and operating the government.
"We are dividing the Republican Party rather than attacking Democrats. We are now launching attacks against Republicans … so it's very dysfunctional," McCain said on the CBS program "This Morning."
McCain and a band of other more moderate Republicans are expected to join in with Democrats later on Friday to pass a stripped-down bill to fund the government until November 15, giving Congress more time to come up with a budget measure running through September 30, 2014, the end of the fiscal year that starts on Tuesday.
Tea Party conservatives' insistence on using these two important fiscal bills to advance their small-government agenda comes as a new Gallup Poll shows the country's patience with them could be wearing thin, even though there still are a significant number of supporters.
According to the survey, 22 percent of U.S. adults think of themselves as supporters of the movement.
That is down 10 points from the apex of Tea Party popularity in 2010, when they influenced enough elections to return House control to Republicans.
House Republican leaders early on Friday were either still undecided on how to handle the unfolding crisis in Washington or were not giving any clues.
"We're still waiting for the Senate to act," said one House Republican leadership aide.


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1983 Butler Football Team
The 1983 Butler football team completed the regular season with an unbeaten (9-0-1) record and became the first team in Heartland Collegiate Conference (HCC) history to advance to the NCAA Division II playoffs. Coached by Bill Sylvester, who was named Region 3 "Coach of the Year," the Bulldogs won the HCC championship, earned a No. 8 national ranking and captured a second consecutive NCAA Division II Rushing Defense national title. Butler traveled to UC Davis, runner-up in the previous year's Division II national championship, for the national playoffs and fell, 25-6.