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I'm a lawyer, past president of the Colorado Municipal Judges Association and former prosecutor.
Sherry Caloia and Martin Beeson are running for district attorney in the Ninth Judicial District. Democrat or Republican doesn't matter, the DA doesn't set political policy.
I have known both of these candidates for many years. Sherry Caloia is a far superior choice by a huge margin, for many reasons. The basic one is simply she has much better judgment and experience.
Beeson brags that he has gotten 400 years for criminals. No responsible DA measures performance by years in prison. The American Bar Association standards state, "The prosecutor should not make the severity of sentences the index for his or her effectiveness."
Beeson says he's financially responsible and stayed within budget. He didn't say the budget has gone from $1.8 million to $3.2 million. If your budget went up at taxpayer expense like that, could you stay within it?
Beeson says he's gotten convictions. Every DA gets convictions; the DA chooses which cases to prosecute. What isn't said are the times he prosecuted the not guilty, or had the jury convict someone of lesser offenses than the charges. No one discusses the emotional and financial toll on those folks and their families.
Beeson is running for a third term. The constitution limits him to two. He says the first one didn't count. The courts will ultimately have to decide this issue, but he could have avoided it by addressing it earlier.
Beeson claims the opposition is scared because he "doesn't coddle criminals." Honestly, financially I will do better if he is elected; bad judgment creates conflict.
I'm for Sherry Caloia because it's the right thing to do.
Thomas Silverman
Glenwood Springs
As a Realtor serving the entire Colorado River Valley area of Garfield County, I was pleased to see Bob Rankin has the endorsement of The Colorado Association of Realtors.
Bob is a businessman with experience that combines years as an executive in large corporations with starting and owning several small businesses. The only way our community can regain the prosperity it had prior to the economic downturn is to bring more jobs to the valley.
Many of the candidates running for office use the phrase "bring jobs to Colorado," but how many actually explain how to do it? Bob Rankin is the only candidate who has the background, experience and solutions that are desperately needed. Satisfying and well paying jobs in Garfield County will return prosperity to our community and Bob Rankin has the qualifications and experience to get us there.
Cheryl Chandler
Carbondale resident Bob Rankin gets my vote for Colorado House District 57. Here's why.
Bob Rankin is a businessman and is endorsed by the National Federation of Independent Business, Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry, Colorado Farm Bureau, Associated Builders and Contractors, Colorado Association of Realtors, National Rifle Association, Colorado Contractors Association, Colorado Medical Society, Colorado Automobile Dealers Association, Colorado Chiropractic Association, and Spokes, a bicycle association.
Jo Ann Baxter has 29 years of experience as a high school teacher and is endorsed by the Colorado Association of School Executives, Colorado Professional Firefighters, Colorado Education Association, NARAL Pro Choice Colorado, Planned Parenthood, One Colorado (gay, lesbian and transgender) and the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
Clear choice: Bob Rankin for House District 57.
Karen Alldredge
I'm supporting Bob Rankin for Colorado House District 57 for two reasons.
First is his background in large and small business and his desire to get people back into the workforce and turn around the economy. He is endorsed by the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry and the National Federation of Independent Business. As a business owner myself, I understand the importance of these endorsements and what they will mean for Colorado.
Secondly, I saw where Mr. Rankin has been endorsed by the National Rifle Association with an A rating, while his opponent received an F rating. As a long-term hunter I, too, am a firm believer in our second amendment and a proud member of the NRA.
Bob Jenkins
Woody Creek
Friday afternoon, I was stunned to receive in my mail a glossy election flyer slamming Sonja Linman, who is running for Garfield County Commissioner.
I'll admit I've been on the fence as to how I would vote. I feel John Martin has worked hard and basically done a good job. But I know Sonja personally and she is one of those rare people I would describe as "golden," one who truly lives in service to others. I would have complete faith that she would do her best in a straightforward and honest way. When I saw this vitriolic, almost slanderous ad, I felt personally attacked. Where was this coming from?!
The flyer listed the sender as Northwest Colorado Alliance, with a Grand Junction address. A brief online search turned up a home page that shows them to be a 501(c)4 non-profit organization, with the stated purpose of existing "to educate citizens and Colorado public officials on issues of public policy." They also claim, "specifically, the Alliance conducts non-partisan research and distributes information to citizens and public officials concerning the local, Colorado, and national economy." Oh, really? This flyer was not educational in tone and was definitely not non-partisan.
A further search turned up allegations that Northwest Colorado Alliance is supported in part by funds from the Associated Governments of Northwest Colorado, which receives part of its funding from Garfield County! Is it possible my tax dollars actually helped pay or this ad?! John Martin, can you explain?
As for me, I'm no longer wavering. My yard sign is up and my vote has been cast for Sonja Linman. After all, the bottom line for me is: It's all about trust.
Markita Lerch
Glenwood Springs
I have had the opportunity to know Jo Ann Baxter for nine years. Eight of those years, I was able to proudly serve beside her on the Moffat County School District Board and was excited to see Jo Ann announce her candidacy for Colorado House District 57. Throughout our years on the board, four of which Jo Ann presided as our board president, she brought composure to conflict, extensive years of classroom experience, and a wealth of knowledge and familiarity regarding legislative issues.
She was able to provide guidance and explanation to many complex issues we addressed and possessed the ability to lead the board with professionalism, efficiency and compassion. When presented with some of the more difficult decisions, Jo Ann consistently listened to our constituents and the professionals we retained, gathering all the available information. She would research the issues and bring concerns and suggestions to the forefront of all discussions before presenting her own findings or opinion on individual issues.
There were several times when Jo Ann's diplomatic skills came shining through when faced with conflicted discussions. She was able to reconcile all parties and bring everyone at the table to a respectful, dignified discussion so a resolution and/or compromise could be reached.
Whether she agreed with a position or not, Jo Ann always allowed all parties the opportunity to voice their own thoughts and present information. She stays true to issues and the impact it will have on all stakeholders.
If elected, it is my belief Jo Ann will serve the people and represent Colorado House District 57 well. I will be casting my vote for Jo Ann Baxter and ask that you do your own personal inquiry into her experience and principles to determine if you will do the same.
Trish Snyder
Over the past few years, I have come to know Bob Rankin as both a friend and a political activist. I find him to be very bright and engaging, and I am convinced he would represent the interests of Northwest Colorado very well in the state legislature.
Bob is a fiscal and constitutional conservative and a strong supporter of our coal and electrical generation jobs. He is an engineer and business man and has spent time at our coal mines and power station. He has a history of creating jobs and meeting payrolls. He talks about increasing state revenues through private sector job growth to pay for the services our citizens need.
Rankin is steadfast in his support of teachers and public schools, and he wants to go further to help improve public education. But while he is supporting our schools, he will also be a very strong advocate for the energy industry and our jobs.
I support Gov. Romney, who has said "I like coal," and I also support Bob Rankin.
There are signs in yards all over Craig that say "Vote for coal." A vote for Bob Rankin IS a vote for coal. A vote for Mitt Romney IS a vote for coal.
Forest Luke
As a general surgeon serving the Roaring Fork valley, I encourage you to join me in voting for Bob Rankin for House District 57.
He has taken the time to understand the complicated health care environment of the Western Slope. The Colorado Medical Society, representing more than 70 percent of all Colorado doctors, joins me in endorsing Bob because we know we can trust him to represent our profession and those we serve.
Doug Yajko
Glenwood Springs
We all use the same land in Garfield County, or Commons, for a wide range of activities from grazing local beef to bird watching to mountain biking. Would future residents and visitors rather see real elk herds or housing subdivisions named after them?
Please vote YES on ballot measure 1A to create a new Garfield County open lands program that will use purchases, easements, incentives and other creative mechanisms to conserve land for better uses. The program will be funded by a modest increase in the county's sales tax rate of 0.25 percent. This quarter cent sales tax (only 25 cents on every $100 dollars) would result in about $2 million in annual revenue. The tax increase does not apply to groceries or prescription drugs.
Rarely do we have the chance to unify and pitch in very little for long-term returns.
Jason White
Mitt Romney was sure he had a "gotcha" moment when discussing President Obama's use of the words "act of terror."
"I want to make sure we get that for the record, because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in Benghazi an act of terror."
As was later proven, the ex-governor was mistaken.
If you go to http://mittromneysflipflops.com/ you can find many of Mitt's positions and repositions "for the record." The interesting thing about the list is every item has a source listed, whether a video or transcript, from Mr. Romney's many speeches and writings. Just click for instant verification.
Mr. Romney likes to claim he is not a "career politician." I guess when you run for different offices and lose, you are not a career politician. Had he won the Senate seat in 1994, or gotten the nomination in '08, would that statement be true? How about the claim of saving the 2002 Winter Olympics?
"The $1.5 billion in taxpayer dollars that Congress is pouring into Utah is 1.5 times the amount spent by lawmakers to support all seven Olympic Games held in the U.S. since 1904, combined," reported Donald Barlett and James Steele for Sports Illustrated in 2001. Those numbers were adjusted for inflation.
I did enjoy how he extols the love Massachusetts has for him. He neglects the parts about his 34 percent approval rating when he left. Or being 47th worst in job creation. That's why he did not run for governor again. On women in the Massachusetts government, the numbers fell from 42 percent when Mitt was elected to 25 percent when he left.
So much for "for the record." Vote for truth.
Craig. S. Chisesi
Sometimes it is in the best interest of voters to cross party lines when a special candidate clearly represents the needs and concerns of those voters. For the first time in a long time, we are fortunate here in Moffat County to have one our own running for a seat in the state legislature. The best candidate for the job is Jo Ann Baxter.
Jo Ann has lived in Craig for 38 years. She taught school in Moffat County for 29 of those years while raising three children, serving in a variety of local leadership roles, and obtaining a PhD. She went on to become a respected member, and then president, of the Moffat County Board of Education.
Jo Ann spent six years on the Colorado School Board Association's Legislative and Resolutions Committee, and was appointed by Governor Hickenlooper to participate on the State Council for Educator Effectiveness.
If elected, Jo Ann will represent the citizens of Garfield, Rio Blanco, and Moffat counties. This is an incredible opportunity for Moffat County residents to have their voices heard in the legislative halls of the Front Range for the first time in over 50 years.
Jo Ann understands the importance of a strong educational system and the need for economic development in Northwest Colorado. She will work for our best interests whether we are Democrats or Republicans.
We will all benefit if we vote for a candidate who knows and loves northwest Colorado. Let's send Jo Ann Baxter to Denver to represent House District 57.
David Morris
This summer, at the Glenwood Springs Downtown Market, I found it very telling when I introduced myself to Bob Rankin and was summarily told by the candidate to bug-off. He didn't want to listen to my views, nor did he care about my vote.
The Colorado State House District 57 race is shaping up exactly like many of the national races: Wealthy special interests vs. a courageous, compassionate, intelligent, principled human being.
I am casting my vote in the House District 57 race for Jo Ann Baxter. I have spoken with Jo Ann on several occasions now, and find that she listens. She does not immediately label herself or her position. Her western Colorado heritage puts her in touch with the majority of us who live here. We make a living, solve our problems, and help in our communities here, the same as she does. This is her experience, and this is how she can represent each of us in the Colorado State House.
Her opponent comes recently from a lofty world that is built on influence created by money. His rules are relative to the game of personal gain. Colorado is a passing interest in his lifelong profession, the quest for personal recognition, not community service, nor understanding of a rural way of life.
The Post Independent report about contributions for Rankin confirms what I learned that day in late summer on my neighborhood street: Rankin would be working for industry-supported political action committees.
Vote for Jo Ann Baxter and send a person to the Colorado House who will support our Western Slope needs with a balanced, impartial, focus on the issues. Jo Ann will be serving you, not money.
Jock Jacober
Glenwood Springs
After reading the Post Independent's commissioner endorsements on Oct. 19, the moment was bittersweet. I couldn't have been happier to see Sonja Linman being endorsed in District 2. However, the endorsement for my opponent wasn't exactly what I wanted to read first thing in the morning.
As I read the reasons for endorsing Mike Samson, I was struck by being called "too enthusiastic." My only reply: "Guilty as charged."
It takes courage and leadership to speak out for what isn't working. County residents are still perplexed by my opponent's unanimous support to:
• Fire a layer of staff that provided public accountability.
• Change the direction of the county commissioners from a visionary to a managerial board with total control over public funds.
• Remove compliance language from the comprehensive plan, changing unincorporated Garfield County properties into "right to use without public review" zones.
• Attend a secret meeting in Utah.
• Add his vote to approving an industry-backed oil shale resolution, despite public testimony. Only retracting his support under threat of a lawsuit.
• Kill the nearly completed Health Impact Assessment by the CU School of Public Health, a study that was indicating health and environmental impacts from natural gas drilling.
• Relax land use codes with discussion about removing 1041 powers.
My opponent's actions speak louder than his words. Leadership might start with the ability to listen, but exceptional leadership includes the courage and enthusiasm to lead. Tough decisions include putting the public above special interests.
Some measure leadership progress one inch at a time. I measure success by going the extra mile for the public.
Aleks Briedis
Garfield County Commissioner District 3 candidate
Grover Norquist, the Republican hierarchy's cabana boy, has dumped a load of cash into Scott Tipton's campaign, hoping to block Sal Pace from winning Colorado's Congressional District 3 race.
Norquist is a very dangerous conservative lobbyist in Washington; a political hit man whose campaign piggy bank is kept perpetually overflowing by the likes of Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, the National Rifle Association, Microsoft and other millionaires and billionaires.
At the bidding of his masters, Norquist wields their cash like a sock full of nickels to bludgeon, bully and smear any candidates they don't like. Candidates like Sal Pace. Norquist's money acts like a shot of steroids, lending false strength to failing campaigns like Tipton's.
Norquist is betting your vote is for sale and he thinks he can buy it by filling you with misinformation, lies and mind-numbingly, mean-spirited swill currently saturating radio and television. If you are a sheep or a cow or a member of the Tea Party, you might sell your vote to Grover Norquist.
Candidates like Sal Pace all over the country are trying to compete with Norquist's pot of corporate gold, but it's almost impossible to compete with his unfair political juggernaut.
So think twice before you cast your vote and ask yourself if we need a Washington carpetbagger buying our congressional election? Are YOU casting your vote or is Grover Norquist's dirty campaign money casting your vote for you? You may well find yourself voting for Sal Pace for Congress. Then we can send Norquist and his bloated piggy banks back to Washington, D.C.
John Egan
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ATLANTA -- Hometown Olympian Eric Shanteau returned home this week.
On Wednesday he visited the Aflac Cancer Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite. Around his neck was his brand new gold medal.
"Every time I look at it, it gets a little more real," said Shanteau.
Last month at the Olympics in London, the Gwinnett County native won gold as part of the 4x100 medley. He swam for Team USA in the preliminaries and watched his teammates capture the title in the finals.
Said Shanteau, "We all just looked at each other like, 'Wow; we're gold medalists.'"
Life has changed in the last month, but not the part of life that involves roaming hospital halls and visiting children with cancer. Shanteau is a cancer survivor himself, diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2008.
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Holyoke Chamber of Commerce and Phillips County Arts Council present an idea to Holyoke City Council at the Jan. 15 meeting to beautify the welcome signs located at the four entrances to town.
Over 100 landowners gathered Jan. 14 at the Peerless Theatre to listen to a presentation on trading carbon credits, hosted by the Haxtun and Sedgwick County conservation districts.
Local Republican official and former ESL instructor Deb Carlstrom recently joined the staff of newly elected Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave. Carlstrom officially started her new position as Musgrave's executive assistant on Jan. 3 and will serve as the manager of the district office in Loveland.
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We appear to be having widespread problems opening PDF files in SharePoint. This appears to have started Saturday morning sometime and is affecting all of the computers I have checked so far. When you click on a PDF in SharePoint, it used to ask if you want to Check Out and Open or Open. Now it only prompts you to Save the PDF.
Before we implemented Office 365 SharePoint in April, I thoroughly researched PDFs in SharePoint. SharePoint does open PDF files, but it requires Adobe Reader 10.1.2 and for the SharePoint site URL to be in trusted sites (as well as checking the keep me logged in checkbox when you sign in). We push installed Adobe Reader 10.1.2 to all computers and set the SharePoint URL in trusted sites via a group policy. Opening PDFs worked fine from the day of implementation in April till this past Saturday.
I have tested this new problem with Reader 10.1.3 as well. I've also tested this with both IE 8 and IE 9. I've tested this on Windows XP and Windows 7.
It appears to be affecting every one of my computers. I've even checked this on my home computer not on my domain and it's affecting it too. It appears to be some change to the SharePoint site itself or possibly a Windows update. It isn't an Adobe Reader update as I've got auto updating turned off and each computer that I've observed the problem was running Reader 10.1.2.
This is a major issue for us. Can someone please help me resolve this? This is very strange as it worked fine for four months and now just stopped working.
Thanks for the feedback.
I do not have SharePoint on-premise. We have SharePoint Online via Office 365. I don't know where you are getting your information, but SharePoint Online does support opening PDFs, I have 50+ users who have been doing this for the past four months successfully. Please refer to the following Office 365 Blog from February 2012.
I contacted our Office 365 parallels reseller for support on this recent problem as well. They spent a couple hours on the phone with Microsoft Office 365 support and my reseller told me that it looks like Microsoft rolled out a Windows Update that affected the PDF opening functionality in SharePoint Online. They didn't provide any time frame for resolution.
Also, I've seen your exact response about SharePoint Online not supporting opening PDF files on several responses on this forum. Is that just a canned response to all questions regarding PDF opening in SharePoint?
Hi Jamie,
This is Tim with Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint Support.
Yes, it is possible to open PDF files directly from a Document Library. When you click on a PDF file from a Document Library, you should be prompted to "Check Out & Open", "Open", or "Cancel". At this point, I am not able to replicate the issue that you are seeing. Are you getting prompted to "Save" or "Cancel" when you try to open a PDF file? Or, are you getting and error message when trying to open a PDF file? Please try to open a PDF file again and re-post exactly what is happening.
I will continue to monitor this thread and wait for your reply.
Tim Muth
Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint Support
We are now getting different behavior. It appears on my Windows 7 computers running IE9 and Adobe Reader 10.1.2, it now promps you when you open a PDF to either open Read Only or Edit mode. If you choose Read Only, it prompts you to save the document. If you choose Edit mode, then it has a long delay (30 seconds), and then brings up the familiar Check Out and Open or Open window. I've confirmed this behavior on three different computers.
However, on an XP computers I'm getting mixed results.
On one XP computer running IE8 and Adobe Reader 10.1.2, it now promps you when you open a PDF to either open Read Only or Edit mode. If you choose Read Only, it prompts you to save the document. If you choose Edit mode, then it immeadiately says a Windows SharePoint Services compatible application could not be found to edit the document.
However, on two other XP computers running IE8 and Adobe Reader 10.1.2, when you open a PDF it prompts you that the document may be insecure. If you click OK, then it prompts you to save the document. You never get a Read Only or Edit prompt or the Checkout and and Open or Open prompt.
Yet another XP computer running IE8 and Adobe Reader 10.1.2, when you open a PDF it immediatly prompts you to save the document, no other prompts or choices.
All of these computers tested does have the Office 365 SharePoint site in IE Trusted Sites and each are running IE8 (XP) or IE9 (Win7). All should be fully Windows Updated as well.
Again, this behavior all changed last Saturday. Prior to this, all of my computers would get the Check Out and Open or Open prompt when opening PDFs from Office 365 SharePoint.
Hi Jamie and Tim,
We are NZ based and having the same issues as described above. We have a client with Office 365 using ADFS. The Adobe version is 10.1.3. They were able to open PDF documents successfully until recently and this seems to have now reverted.
I have tested this in both their core Office 365 Site Collection and indivudal MySites. Two behaviors appear
1. User is prompted to save the PDF file locally when the try to open it from Office 365
2. or Adobe Reader opens a presents an error implying an issue with the filename or location. this is simply not the case.
This is going to become a significant user issue as PDFs are used extensively and being forced to save offline completely defeats the purpose of putting Office 365 in place.
Please help!
Hi David and Jamie,
I have been testing opening PDF files form both my Enterprise and Small Business subscriptions, and I am not able to replicate the issue. If you are still seeing the issue, could you please post some screen shots so that I can see the exact error that you are getting?
Tim Muth
Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint Support
Last Friday (7/27/12), Microsoft apparently released a fix (according to my parallels partner) that fixed whatever they broke the previous Saturday. All of my computers started working again on Friday and they now all prompt to Check Out and Open or Open when opening PDF files in Office 365 SharePoint. Frustrating to be down a week on this, but that I guess is part of the downside of not controlling your own SharePoint server.
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I can confirm that this now works for us too. Incredibly frustrating that the guidance from MS has been client side testing (which takes up time) when we have know the issue was server side.
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Love it!
suuuuper clever!!!!
I like your work very much but this piece is GENIUS!! :)
This is ah-mazing.
I definitely need to buy this shirt. It's awesome.
Excellent work all around.
this is great!
This is awesome. Had this song stuck in my head yesterday.
hell yeah!
Super dope
Would love to collab
Would love to collab
great type!
This one's simply awesome! Promoted!
Great one!
I'm a fan. Check out my originals... see if you can figure out who they are: http://society6.com/DEFININGFEATURES
fab! great!
There's a very similar poster I just saw from "Styletent" - http://society6.com/styletent/Big-Pop...
Print#1=45 - but you're the original creator, right?
...is the illest!
Awesome type work !! Maybe you should have a look here: http://www.caseforiphoneipad.com/ikat...
y-sloniger because it seems like they are selling your work under a different name. There is a lot of stolen S6 works there. Watch out !
i love everything about this concept & design except...isn't the line "i love it when *you* call me big poppa" not "they"? was the translation changed for some reason? (copyright, weird french rules, a joke or pun i'm not getting...?) i'm picking out a bunch of pillows for my new apartment and really want this one, but feel like i can't buy it unless i have a good answer to people asking me "but isn't it...
love it!!
i also found a great message with a simple drawing is the best art ever! check out mine! see if we can sync!! http://society6.com/product/break-is-...
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Very nice work! You are so talented!!!
This is wonderful.
Magnifique typo et graphisme, impressionnant boulot, bravo !
Magnifique typo et graphisme, impressionnant boulot, bravo ! ;)
Beautiful illustrative typography. The red against the black really does pop!
Epic. Just massively epic.
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great design!
Amazing ! And promoted .. will be happy if you give me a follow back :)
Really nice one :) love the typography
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It came and went in a flash.
But for reasons known only to Showtime, Jason High's 26-second submission over Nate Moore wasn't aired on the preliminary-card broadcast of "Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy," which was hosted by Showtime Extreme.
Thankfully, Showtime has put all 26 seconds of High's cage time up for viewing, and MMAjunkie.com has it.
"Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy" took place this past Saturday at Rose Garden in Portland, Ore. Main-card fights aired live on Showtime.
High vs. Moore went down 30 minutes prior to the event's scheduled start time. Most of the audience had yet to fill the arena. The quick finish prompted a healthy wait for the preliminary-card.
High (16-3 MMA, 3-0 SF) submitted Moore (7-3 MMA, 2-2 SF) with a guillotine to notch his seventh straight win since a loss to Charlie Brenneman at UFC Fight Night 21 in 2010. His recent wins include decisions over Jordan Mein and Hayato Sakurai.
"It felt really good to go in there and get a win," High said after the fight. "That easily could've been a long, hard and drawn-out fight, so I'm happy I could finish it quickly and stay healthy. I caught him really good with something in the first exchange, but I'm not sure exactly what it was. He tried to go back to his bread and butter and take me down, but I was prepared for it and I sunk in the guillotine."
Check out the video highlight above from multiple camera angles.
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Daytona Post-race Report - July 2012
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GEICO driver records fourth consecutive Top 20 finish and sits just 15 points removed from Top 25 in point standings
Daytona Beach, FL (July 7, 2012) – Coming off of three consecutive Top 20 finishes, Casey Mears and the GEICO team arrived in Daytona hoping to seek redemption from a February race that sent them home brokenhearted. Aside from marking the start of the back half of the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, Daytona also served as an opportunity for the Germain Racing team to help GEICO celebrate its 75th anniversary. Mears carried a special logo commemorating the milestone on the lower rear quarter panels of his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion. Notably, GEICO recently surpassed 11 million policyholders and honored the 11 millionth policyholder at a ceremony in Tucson, AZ.
Daytona is known for its fireworks in both a literal and figurative sense, and Saturday night would not fail to provide the much anticipated on-track excitement. Three wide pack racing and a last lap crash kept fans on their feet and left drivers with a heightened sense of awareness.
The Germain Racing team has experienced significant success on restrictor-plate racetracks, so no one seemed surprised when they shot straight to the top of the speed chart in the opening practice session on Thursday. Mears sat ninth on the board when practice ended and set his sights on qualifying.
When qualifying got underway at the World Center of Racing on Friday, Mears hurriedly made his away around the legendary racetrack at 191.934 miles per hour, navigating the facility in a prompt 46.891-seconds. His effort landed him seventh on the grid and also accounted for the team's best starting position in the three-year history of their NASCAR Sprint Cup Series program.
While the previous two days produced desired results for Mears and his GEICO team, Saturday night would not yield the same. During the parade laps for the Coke Zero 400, the #13 Fusion fell victim to the same issue that plagued the team late in February's Daytona 500. As the field made its way around the 2.5-mile high-banked tri-oval, Mears reported a loss of fuel pressure and was forced to visit pit road so the team could replace the fuel module prior to the race going green. Consequently, the #13 GEICO Fusion was relegated to the back of the pack when the green flag set the field underway for 160 laps of racing.
On the opening lap, Mears jumped eight positions to 35th, but rather than attempt a charge to the front and risk peril, he settled into the rear of the field with other drivers who opted to attempt to miss the 'big one'. While he aimed to play it safe, instinct dictated otherwise and Mears quickly found himself reaching the Top 20 by lap 25. After ascending as high as 12th, he made his first visit to pit road for a scheduled green flag stop on lap 42, where he took on right-side tires, fuel and a trackbar adjustment.
Mears' race went smoothly, as he dipped into the Top 10, and even led a lap, before a Sam Hornish, Jr., caution sent the #13 GEICO Fusion down pit road for service. However, it would be the next yellow flag that would set him on the edge of his seat, as he narrowly avoided spinning racecars during a big crash on lap 124.
Mears kept his GEICO car in the Top 20 for the balance of the evening and would draft to the front of the field at-will before a late race incident thwarted any hopes of visiting Victory Lane at Daytona.
With just eight laps remaining in the advertised distance, the tri-oval became the busiest place at the speedway when a 14-car crash claimed Mears and his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion. He was able to drive away from the incident and bring his damaged racecar to the attention of his fast acting GEICO pit crew. Crew chief Bootie Barker shouted out orders and the Germain team members quickly complied as they provided Mears with repairs over two pit road visits under caution and returned the GEICO Fusion to the racetrack without losing a lap. While Mears was running in the 20th position at the time of the crash, he would restart the race from the 19th position, a testament to the efficiency of his pit crew.
Just two laps remained when the green flag turned the field loose for the final time on Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway. The only person busier than Mears was his spotter Jason Jarrett, who effortlessly guided Mears and his #13 GEICO Fusion through a last lap crash that collected 15 cars and draped the frontstretch in mangled sheet metal.
Although he fell victim to a faulty fuel module and late-race crash, Mears managed to salvage an 18th place finish when the caution flag ended 400-miles of racing. He wrapped up the evening as the third fastest Ford and also extends Germain Racing's string of Top 20 finishes to four.
"What can I really say? I mean, what a night for this GEICO team," Mears said after sliding from his damaged racecar. "I felt bad for the guys and our team owner Bob Germain because we were fast all weekend and we've worked really hard to be able to qualify seventh, so that fuel module issue was frustrating, especially since it's the exact problem we experienced here in February." He continued, "The late race crash was unfortunate, but the guys on our GEICO crew did a great job of making repairs and keeping me on the lead lap. It was a tough night, but a lot of good came out of it, too. We saw how organized we are as a team and how quickly we can overcome adversity and still make something good happen."
A week ago, Mears left Kentucky Speedway 28th in the driver point standings and 30 points outside the Top 25. Tonight, he departs Daytona one position to the good, in 27th, and with his point deficit cut in half to 15.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.caseymearsracing.com
You can also follow GEICO Racing on Twitter: www.twitter.com/geicoracing
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AAS denounces "intelligent design"
American Astronomical Society Supports the Teaching of Evolution in United States Science Classes and States that "Intelligent Design" is Non-Scientific and Should not be Taught to the Nation's Children
Announcing the New Understanding Evolution Website
On September 15, 2005, the University of California Museum of Paleontology and NCSE launched a major expansion to the Understanding Evolution website. The initial Understanding Evolution site was intended for teachers, but with this update, the target audience is now everyone interested in learning about evolution. The site has numerous new feature articles, highlighting many aspects of evolution science, presented as interactive investigations, research profiles, evolution news (updated monthly), and even a comic strip.
AAAS, Nobelists, Lawrence mayor criticize Kansas board of education
Speaking at the monthly meeting of the Kansas board of education on September 13, John Staver, a professor of science education and the director of the Center for Science Education at Kansas State University, delivered a message from the American Association for the Advancement of Science, of which he is a Fellow.
Project Steve: n > 600
With the addition of Steve Trigwell on September 12, 2005, NCSE's Project Steve attained its 600th signatory. A tongue-in-cheek parody of a long-standing creationist tradition of amassing lists of "scientists who doubt evolution" or "scientists who dissent from Darwinism," Project Steve mocks such lists by restricting its signatories to scientists whose first name is Steve (or a cognate, such as Stephanie, Esteban, or Stefano). About 1% of the United States population possesses such a first name, so each signatory represents about 100 potential signatories.
Kitzmiller trial to begin 9/26
The trial in Kitzmiller v. Dover, the first legal challenge to the constitutionality of teaching "intelligent design" in the public schools, is scheduled to begin in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on September 26, 2005.
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Shaking off its dead tree past, today's reinvented press release is packed with a number of social media elements that make it much more interactive, or as the digital evangelists would say, more "viral ready."
Readers accustomed to posting their opinions in blogs, on Facebook, Google+, and the like can now do the same on social media-enabled press releases, which sport their own "comments" sections—right on the release.
Info junkies, who regularly bookmark and share interesting news and other items on the dozens of social bookmarking sites such as Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, and dozens of others, are given tools with a social media-enabled press release that enable them to quickly bookmark the release with a service of their choice.
Arch Biopartners' recent press release on hiring a new investment relations firm, for example, offers social media-conversant readers the ability to report the news to more than 300 news-sharing services, as well as a handy button they can click to spread the word even further on Twitter. Aptalis offers similar social media enhancements on a recent press release.
Pfizer and PRWeb bring social media enhancements a step further by offering videos, a handy RSS News Feed signup, and countless sharing tools, from Twitter and Linkedin to Digg and Delicious.
"There has been a sea change in how the press release is viewed and utilized," says Paolina Milana, executive vice president, global marketing, at Marketwire. "The once 400-word all-text release has evolved into an interactive tool that incorporates multimedia elements, social media tags and bookmarks, in-release performance stats, and feedback mechanisms."
Brian Solis, principal at Altimeter Group, a new media advisory firm, agrees: "It's something that combines the best of traditional [press releases]and new and social media, and helps package a story in a way that works for different writers and users."
You can hire Marketwire, PRWeb, or a similar firm to create your own Web 2.0-enabled press release. Or you can simply put one together yourself. Here are the key elements you'll want included:
Comments Capability: Enabling readers to post comments on your press release—the same way they post comments on a blog—can give the announcement more legs. A journalist or blogger who posts a comment on your release, for example, may in turn attract other journalists, bloggers, and readers to your release, and so on.
The feature also works as a "consumer tool, which makes it easier for the public to identify and share interesting content in the social networking communities," says Deirdre Breakenridge, author of "PR 2.0" and president of PFS Marketwyse, a PR firm.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - All five Houston starters finished in double
figures on Tuesday, led by James Harden's 26 points, as the Rockets routed the
Chicago Bulls, 120-97, at United Center.
Omer Asik and Jeremy Lin each recorded double-doubles in the victory,
Houston's fourth in a row and sixth in its last seven games.
Asik tallied 20 points and a game-high 18 rebounds, while Lin donated 20
points and 11 assists. Chandler Parsons poured in 23 points and Marcus Morris
added 10 in the win.
Nate Robinson came off the bench and scored a game-high 27 points, while Luol
Deng added 14 points and five boards for the Bulls, who have lost two
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Hartford Hospital's Tallwood Urology & Kidney Cancer Institute will be providing a series of three educational seminars for the Primary Care Provider. Each session is independent and will provide 2 CMEs and dinner.
Session: May 13, 2014 - Kidney Stone Disease:
The session will focus on the identification and management of stone disease as well as the role of the PCP, Urologist and Nephrologist in caring for patients with kidney stones.
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Understand recent updates in the detection and management of:
Session: June 4, 2014 - Pelvic Health:
This session will focus on the role of the Primary Care Provider in identifying and managing Overactive Bladder, Urinary Tract Infections and Hematuria. A physical therapist will also provide an overview of the role of physical therapy in patients with pelvic health dysfunction.
Presenters: Richard Kershen, MD, Adam Steinberg, MD, Jill Peters-Gee, MD & Stacey Head, PT
Registration open to Primary Care Physicians, Physician Assistants and APRNs only. Other requests considered based on availibility.
Each session has been approved for 2 CME credits per attendance.
Hartford Hospital is an approved provider of Continuing Nursing Education by the Connecticut Nurses' Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.


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Greinke inks four-year deal
Today the Royals signed ace right-hander Zack Greinke to a four-year contract through the 2012 season. Zack had a breakout season in 2008, finishing 13-10 with a 3.47 ERA and a career-high 183 strikeouts. His ERA was the lowest by a qualifying Royals pitcher since Kevin Appier posted a 3.40 ERA in 1997.
In an afternoon press conference, Zack described the contract as a 'huge relief' and said that he is very happy to be in K.C. for the long term. He's pleased to have the contract talks out of the way for this season and several seasons to come. He also mentioned that he wouldn't have agreed to this deal if he hadn't seen a huge improvement in the direction of the team the past few seasons. Royals fans, it's OK to be very excited by the direction this entire organization is headed.
General Manager Dayton Moore talked about what a great day this was for the Royals. He mentioned that his staff worked hard to get a deal in place and how the Royals have signed two of the best young pitchers in the game in Greinke and Joakim Soria to long term deals.
Check back later for a recap of a special event involving Royals outfielder David DeJesus.


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|Blushing blooms
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
It's the middle of July, and summer is now in full bloom, especially in the 1100 block of South Bowman Avenue at the house of Fred and Ardie Besse. These two flower barrels are on a date, with the bright blue guy on the left making eyes at a blushing pink gal on the right. With temps pushing 100 degrees this week, it was nice to have a little rain heading into the week, reported at 0.44 inches on Sunday, July 7 and 0.12 inches on Monday.
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Holyoke Enterprise July 11, 2013


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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: Medium, 1X Note: Pattern is written for smallest size with changes for larger sizes in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. To follow pattern more easily, circle all numbers pertaining to your size before beginning.
PUBLISHED IN: Knit It!
CORRECTIONS: (applied Feb 18, 2006)
Dressed up or dressed down, this fisherman shrug is the perfect topper for any springtime outfit! Featured on the cover of the Spring/Summer 2006 Knit It! Magazine
9 sts and 14 rows = 4 in (10 cm) in St stitch pattern (knit RS rows, purl WS rows) using size 10½ needles. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size
specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be
sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
9 sts and 14 rows = 4 in (10 cm) in St stitch pattern (knit RS rows, purl WS rows) using size 10½ needles.
In this pattern, the larger size needles are used for the cuff and collar ribbing. The smaller size needles are used for the body parts knit in stockinette stitch.
BACK With smaller needles, cast on 38 (42) sts. Row 1 Knit. Row 2 Purl. Cont in St st, inc 1 st at each edge every 6th row (on Knit row) three times. Work until piece measures 8 (10) in. 44 (48) sts. Shape armholes Row 1 K1, ssk, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 Row 2 Purl. Rep Rows 1 and 2 thirteen (14) times more. Place rem 16 (18) sts on holder.
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Seattle Coffee Gear: Espresso Machine Parts
Seattle Coffee Gear offers a wide array of parts for both home customers and service centers. In general, we offer only external parts to home customers, but we have developed a series of Tune-Up Kits to assist with the regular care and maintenace of machines made by Ascaso, Rancilio and Saeco.
Additionally, we are the primary parts importer and distributor for Saeco equipment in the United States. To find the part you need and request it for your service center, please visit our Parts Request Form. You can also use this form to request parts from other manufacturers such as Rancilio or Rocket Espresso and our Parts team will let you know if we are able to source it for you.
Saeco Sirena Front PanelSaeco Sirena Front Panel will put a happy new smile on an older Saeco Sirena espresso machine. Learn More$71.89
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Spirit Walk Information
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AMES, Iowa -- The new path for the Cyclone Spirit Walk began with the 2013 football season. The Spirit Walk begins two hours before kickoff.
The football team buses will now stop at South Fourth St. North of the Olsen Building. The team will exit the buses and walk along the west side of the Jacobson Building past the Ticket Office and Gate 5 to the Bergstrom Football Complex.
Please see the link at the right for an outline of the new Cyclone Spirit Walk. Fans are encouraged to line up along the route and support the Cyclone seniors for their final home Cyclone Spirit Walk.


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Spring Training photos: Tuesday vs. San Diego
The Royals won 4-3 over the Padres on Tuesday, with Mike Moustakas driving in Lorenzo Cain for the go-ahead tally in the eighth. Cain later made an outstanding diving catch in the outfield, which he turned into a double play to end the game.
Wednesday's game against the Dodgers starts at 2:05 Central on 610 Sports. The game will air, tape-delayed, tonight at 8:00 Central on MLB Network.
Let's look at a few photos: George Brett exchanged lineup cards with his former teammate, Bud Black.
Luke Hochevar made the start, scattering a run on four hits over two innings.
Clint Robinson had a big day, going 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI. This triple in third put K.C. on the board.
Jarrod Dyson eluded the tag as he swiped his first base of the spring.
Aaron Crow followed Hochevar with two innings of work.
Lorenzo Cain doubled with two outs in the eighth, then scored on the single by Moustakas.
Kyle Davies and Johnny Giavotella were all smiles in the dugout.


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Daphne is a new way to stay in Rome. We offer elegant rooms, wonderfully located in Romes historic center, for a fraction of the cost of a good hotel.
But our reduced prices do not mean reduced service. Quite the opposite. We offer objective advice and assistance to help you have a memorable stay in Rome. We give the kind of personal service you wont find anywhere else.
Our rooms are all comfortably and thoughtfully appointed, with attention to detail, including firm Simmons mattresses, fluffy comforters, and soft terry towels.
We have two locations at Piazza Barberini, about 3 minutes' walk from each other. Each is around one minutes walk from the Barberini metro stop, and 5-10 minutes' walk from the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. (Daphne Veneto is also listed on Hostelworld.com.)
Both of our locations are on quiet side streets, with plenty of wonderful dining and shopping nearby.
Please be aware that the entire B&B is 100% non-smoking.
We offer:
- Free High-speed internet access
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- Multilingual staff (English, Spanish, French, Italian)
- Tour bookings: City tours by bus or on foot, day trips, and even multi-day tours of neighbouring cities
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- Complete train schedules and train reservations
- Museum, theatre, ballet, symphony, and opera bookings
- Customized itineraries around Rome, or to other parts of Italy, to suite your tastes and your schedule
- Hotel bookings for other parts of your European trip
- Restaurant reservations (we can recommend many types of restaurants at all price levels)
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I am studying the possibility of migrating a Exchange server towards a Zimbra server. The installation occurred very well, but when I try to import the accounts since Exchange (2003), the assistant of migration makes go up 1 warning by element of calendar to be imported (the importation of the emails and the address books occurs on the other hand well), then crash without message at the time of the last screen. The log lets appear those errors :
04-04-2007 12:35:27 [5972]: (MI): Adding Appoinment d(Mon, 2 Apr 2007 15:27:54 -0000) fid(010)
04-04-2007 12:35:28 [5972]: Exception Address: 0x44237a
04-04-2007 12:35:36 [5972]: CORE: Generated core dump: C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\1\ZCSMigWiz-4.5.3_GA_731\ZimbraCore_04042007_123528.dmp
04-04-2007 12:35:36 [5972]: Unable to process message d(Mon, 2 Apr 2007 15:27:54 -0000) Folder Name - Calendar
04-04-2007 12:35:36 [5972]: (MI): The MAPI message was logged to C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\1\ZCSMigWiz-4.5.3_GA_731\000000007f3c7ec9f5449541836d572db480c e140
I find indeed files msg containing information of calendar in the repertory of the log, one by element of calendar, accompanied by a file dump from 45 to 50 Mo by element (ZimbraCore_04042007_123528.dmp for example)
I specify that I checked the problems of CDOEX, the rights of access to the base, , all that one finds in this wiki page speaking about an appreciably equivalent problem, exception and CORE DUMP in less: http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?tit...shooting#CDOEX
I also announce that the problem arises on 2 environments different servers, since I met it on a Windows 2000 server, and that there always exists in spite of a migration towards Windows 2003 server, and with exactly the same address of exception (tried if the COEX would not have been compatible, never knows one with cro$oft )
Here is, if somebody could guide me, that would arrange me, and prevent that we cancel the migration towards Zimbra (the calendars are fundamental)
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Catching Up with Buck Martinez
Catching Up with Buck Martinez
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A few weeks ago, the Kansas City Royals had the privilege of welcoming back to Kauffman former Royals catcher and current Rogers Sportsnet announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays, Buck Martinez.
John Albert "Buck" Martinez began his career in baseball in 1969 making his Major League debut with the expansion Royals at the age of 20. Since then, Martinez has collected 43 years of baseball experience, serving as a catcher for the Royals, Milwaukee Brewers, and ending his successful career with seven seasons for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Martinez continued his baseball career as a color analyst for the Toronto Blue Jays, leading into jobs with TSN (The Sports Network), the Baltimore Orioles TV broadcasts and various ESPN telecasts. Buck managed the Toronto Blue Jays for two years starting in 2001 and has now returned as play-by-play announcer for the Jays.
Martinez shared several memories from his former career as a Kansas City Royal with Around The Horn, as well as some his favorite games during his broadcasting career. During his Major League debut in 1969, Buck remembers joining the Royals in June, fresh out of college and before he even had the opportunity to experience Spring Training.
"I came to Kansas City and it was a doubleheader against the Oakland Athletics and that was kind of cool because I was from Sacramento, so Oakland was a team I was very familiar with," Martinez said. "I was sitting in the bullpen and they said 'Rookie go hit a home run' and that was my first at-bat in game one of the doubleheader."
Martinez didn't hit a home run, but it was the beginning of a 17-year Major League career.
The former Royals catcher spoke about how special it was to be a part of the first club in 1969 and credited his expansion squad for continuing to play great baseball following the departure two years earlier of the Kansas City A's. Martinez' loyalty to Kansas City is proven through his continued relationships with his former Royals teammates and despite his busy schedule, he happily keeps up with them from time to time.
As a catcher, Martinez experienced his fair share of home plate collisions, one of them in his first career start on June 28, 1969 vs. the Minnesota Twins. Martinez collided with Bob Allison (a burly former running back at the University of Kansas) resulting in an out at home plate and leaving Buck unconscious. Martinez jumped right back into the game despite his collision and hit his first Major League home run leading off the next inning.
Martinez remembers his famous collision with Phil Bradley (former quarterback at University of Missouri and the Seattle Mariners outfielder) where he completed, what is believed to be, the only 9-2-7-2 double play in Major League history. With a dislocated ankle and fractured leg, Martinez successfully tagged out Bradley and, after a wild throw that sailed into the outfield, tagged centerfielder Gorman Thomas while on the seat of his pants. The collision ended his season for the Blue Jays; however, Martinez remembers watching the A.L. Championship Series where Toronto dropped the seven-game series to his former club, the Royals.
"The Royals came back (from) a 3-1 deficit and ended up beating us [Toronto Blue Jays] in game seven, so it was quite an exciting time," Martinez said.
After Martinez' playing career had ended in 1986, he went on to broadcasting with the Blue Jays and managing Toronto for two years in 2001 and part of 2002.
During his broadcasting career, Martinez shared that his most memorable game was on September 6, 1995 while he worked for ESPN. That night in Baltimore, Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2131st consecutive game, surpassing New York Yankees legend Lou Gehrig's record. Martinez reminisced that Ripken hit a memorable homer in the fifth inning of the previous game when Ripken tied the record. The telecaster earned an Emmy Award for his coverage during that historic game and has since earned others for his work in the booth.


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OCALA -- Two men charged with the murder of an Ocala man in 2011 have been indicted. The status remains pending for a third man accused in the case.
Assistant State Attorney Robin Arnold said Jackie Wayne "Buddy" Woods, 26, and Antonio Jhamel Farmer, 27, were indicted Tuesday by a grand jury for felony first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Quenton Walker on Sept. 13, 2011.
Woods and Farmer are currently incarcerated at the Marion County Jail.
Officials said Ikavian Lenard Milton, 24, also was involved in the case. He was taken into custody a few day after the shooting. He told Ocala Police Department detectives the plan was to rob Walker because they had heard he had some money. Milton said he acted as the lookout while Farmer and Woods committed the robbery.
After the shooting, Milton said, they hid their clothing and a mask inside a nearby home. Officials said DNA found on clothing that was used in the crime matched that of Woods and Farmer.
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I just make sure my engine is at TDC after each ride and I haven't had an issue with the stock breather set-up or wet sumping since I first bought the bike and blew all the hoses clear with my compressor. I see no need for any modifications to the system, at least on the stock bike.
The catch can is laying on its side now, hiding in that little nether region behind the crank case. I also put a few shreds of rags in the can with the hope that it'll help prevent leaks once some oil gets in there. Took it for a quick spin and I can feel puffs of engine breath coming out of the blowoff tube, so all seems fine for now. I'll just have to pay attention to it in case the can gets saturated because A) it will probably leak, and all leaks will go directly on my rear tire tread. and B) if the rags get saturated, and get shaken over the blowoff hole, i'll then be suffocating my engine (same as plugging it at the crank case itself).Fingers crossed!still looking for a simpler, more maintenance free cure... (I don't want to continually have to empty this wretched thing)chuck
tooseevee, I removed my side panels altogether for a 'naked bike' look. My K&N air filter is a massive thing, a cylinder bigger than a beer can, so wouldn't fit with the right side panel toolbox anyway. My 'rags' in the catch can are based on your 'old sock/underpants' idea to monitor and absorb oil blowoff. Chuck
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I was a bit hesitant to upgrade to 4.0 due to a change in major version number and also because it was still not a GA release. However, I experimented on one server and the upgrade was as smooth as all earlier ones.
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Starting today, we are significantly reducing the amount of paper we print / recycle each day in our Durham production facility.
For the last two years, we've been printing multiple pieces of paper for each wholesale order to get the right coffee into the right box – all but one of which got recycled every day. With a newly implemented bin system, we are now printing only one page per order! That's a big reduction!!
To put this into context, for production wholesale orders in 2011, we printed close to 63,000 pieces of paper. That's 126 reams of paper! And, while we recycled 41,000 pages of that, we no longer print extra pages that need to be recycled.
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The Lands of the Human - Hand Drawn
The Lands of the Human is my first official map in progress for a Burning Wheel RPG Campaign Setting that I am working on. I am just getting settled in behind the wheel of my GIMP. I am starting to get a good grasp on what I can do with it after playing with some of the different tutorials here and elsewhere on mapping techniques and other things.
The original land form contours are based on a scanned drawing of the basic world. Some things to consider on this map are that the world is artifial in nature. The background story is that a Dyson's Sphere type world has was comissioned to be built by an ancient alien race. The world is a giant space station that envelopes a neutron star. the inside surface facing the star has split up into thousands of different "world" sections. Each built to house an alien race or a combination of different alien races that are considered to be compatible with one another.
I have not yet decided on a style for the land or the border areas, the green and orange areas respectively. This is where I hope to get some advice. I plan to do multiple versions of each map area, one atlas style and on hand drawn style. The hand drawn styles are created by the peoples of that inhabit the land, the atlas style is what could be found in the alien databases in the stations computers.
I am looking for advice on how to show elevation in an old or antique style that compliments the ocean style as it is in the image. The border areas are actually just very tall rocky cliff faces that are very difficult to successfully climb. They are separate the worlds from each other in most cases. They can also separate experimental areas within a map. Within the rock of these areas are mechanisms, cavities and pumps that allow operators of the station to alter the mass of the world within.
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I wish I could give you some advice on what you're looking for, but I'm still pretty new at this too. I did want to let you know, however, that I like how your land masses are placed. It makes me feel like I'm looking at a map of Earth with one of the poles in the center.


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Is Manchin Seeking Presidency?
January 19, 2013
The question now is whether Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is thinking along the same lines as an Associated Press reporter in New York City. Earlier this month, Manchin and former Utah Gov....
i think Manchin would be a good choice, he seems to vote with his own mind, not the mind of the democratic leaders that tell the other democrats how to vote. just sayin. and i am a republican.
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Once he learns to tie his shoes and wave bye-bye he'll have a better chance of being President.
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Is Myers huffing paint?
The suggestion is a scream! What change would a hick from Pizz Crick WV have against the 'princes' of the Democratic Party to be selected?
Perhaps Mr. Myers assumes MoJo will unmask before 2016 and show himself to be the Repug he really longs to be. Now, that makes this obscene joke actually become a possibility! Joe has all the 'credentials' for such a run. A hick/rube, from a tobaccy chewing state of racists and gun nuts..hey, the entire Old South would be in his hip pocket.
I suggest Sen Manchin start wearing mainly GREY suits and ending his sentences with 'y'all'.
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Wow, such lofty ideas. If he is sincere, he will have to go to great efforts to make his name known to the rest of the 49 states. This is quite an undertaking.
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Did you write this with a crayon, Mike?
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The end of this honeymoon will go something like this:
Joe: We should do this. I'll get the Manchin-Huntsman 2016 bumper stickers printed tomorrow.
Jon: The what? Manchin-Huntsman? That's Huntsman-Manchin.
Joe: Huntsman-Manchin? You gotta be kidding. I'll be at the top of the ticket. You're the vice.
Jon: Vice? I don't think so, Joe. I'm the one with who's run for President here.
Joe: Oh, yeah. And just how did that Presidential campaign turn out?
Jon: Oh, that's it. Just forget it, Joe. Why don't you just go back to the hills and hollers where you came from...
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Video: NANOKNIFE: Doctor Sandeep Bagla from Inova Alexandria Hospital
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- Doctors use surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to wipe out as many malignant cells as possible. But when those options won't work, some specialists are using electrical pulses to wipe out hard-to-reach tumors.
Charles Rousell underwent a procedure to treat his cancerous cells using NanoKnife at Inova Alexandria Hospital.
"I've been very healthy. The last time I was hospitalized, I was 4-years-old," said Rousell.
Rousell thought he was healthy still. The Upper Marlboro retiree went to the doctor to have a simple callous removed on his foot, but a diagnosis of high blood pressure led doctors to do more tests, and eventually a very revealing CT-scan.
"The cat scan came back indicating that there was this tumor in my stomach, and it was large," said Rousell.
The growth was four centimeters to be exact. The 76-year-old was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, one of the most difficult cancers to treat. Surgery wasn't an option because the tumor was entangled in a web of arteries. And Rousell wasn't ready to undergo highly toxic chemotherapy, with little hope of a cure.
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"We basically place the skinny 19-gauge electrodes right into the tumor and then these electrodes admit electrical pulses and kill the tumor cells. There are no open incisions or sutures," explains Dr. Bagla.
Dr. Bagla says NanoKnife is a highly-effective tool when a tumor is near vital structures in the body that could be easily damaged, especially to those patients that have few, if any, options.
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"It's a good feeling to think that at least you're on the road to recovery," says Rousell.
Recovery following the actual NanoKnife procedure usually takes a matter of days. The electrical pulses are delivered through long needles that are inserted by interventional radiologists as they guide, step by step, where the electrodes are going. Afterwards, doctors say most patients only need a pain reliever like ibuprofen for minor discomfort.


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Was AMAZING!!! Thank you to EVERYONE who came out...and if you couldn't be there...we wish you could have experienced it! The whole Z crew had a great time and will never forget the night. Hats off to Shaggy & Mrs. Shagg (because beside every great man...is a great woman/wife...right!?) They worked hard for all of this to come together. Here are some pics from Saturday...I am sure I will be posting more SOON!
Tricia & I are the Shaggfest Pre-Party at Dave & Busters (a HUGE thanks to them for having us!)
At the 2nd Shaggfest Pre-Party...HOOTERS! Thanks to the pretty ladies who served us & didn't mind our crazy kids running around half the night!
Devin & I with Pharrell backstage on Saturday!
Ohhh how the ladies loved him...AUGUST ALSINA!
Chris Brown's Dj & our very good friend here at the station...Dj Babey Drew!
Tricia, myself, Nicole (Nick's wife), Nick & Michelle. How awesome is Nick's shirt?!
Getting ready to pass off the skate deck to have Pharrell sign it for the station!
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NEW HILL (AP) � No radioactive materials were released when a fire broke out Saturday in electrical equipment at Harris Nuclear Plant, said officials, adding that there was never a threat to public safety.
An alert was declared Saturday morning, and operators shut down the plant, said Duke Energy officials. Smoke was seen, although no visible flames were detected. The alert ended Saturday afternoon.
The plant remained shut down after the alert ended although in stable condition. Officials say the plant will return to full power when the equipment is restored.
�It is important to know that there is no risk to public health or safety, nor is any expected,� state Public Safety Secretary Frank Perry said in a news release
An alert is the second in increasing severity of four nuclear emergency classifications. This classification is used to describe conditions that require emergency response agencies to be in a heightened state of readiness but pose no threat to public safety.
Wake, Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties and North Carolina Emergency Management staffed their respective emergency operations centers to monitor the situation and coordinate any needed response, Perry said.
Duke Energy and the North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency own the plant. The single-unit power plant began commercial operation in 1987.
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So we've been given an insidery look into what it's like for a ballkid at the US and Aussie Opens. Now we get a peek into the challenges facing the models-turned-ballgirls at the Madrid Masters.
Karly Baptista is taking her turn throwing balls and handing towels to the biggest ballers on the ATP Tour. But this wasn't the gig she was expecting when she got the call:
The truth is that it was pure coincidence. I received a call from a friend to attend a casting like any other, when they told me it was to work as a ball-girl in of the most important tennis tournament's in Spain I was somewhat astonished.Karly described the rigorous preparations the models must go through before hitting the court:
The truth is that, we have to get up very early so that when we eventaully (sic) get there our faces are not puffed. Then we go through hairdressing, make-up and the internal review to check that our clothing and appearance are perfect - the modeling things.Sounds like my morning ritual - I never leave the house before my face has un-puffed. Anyway, the 27-year old also revealed who she'd like to be stranded on a deserted island with:
On a deserted island I would go with Djokovic and Federer, the first for his great humor which characterises him and the second for the class and elegance he exudes.What, no Rafa? At least we know this ballgirl isn't allowing blind allegiances, bad hair, or screwy makeup to disrupt her important responsibilities on-court. Phew.
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Confessions of a Madrid Masters ballgirl - would you leave the house with a puffy face?
So we've been given an insidery look into what it's like for a ballkid at the US and Aussie Opens. Now we get a peek into the challenges facing the models-turned-ballgirls at the Madrid Masters.
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Yes because class and elegance is so important on a deserted island.ReplyDelete
- Tennis ObserverOctober 14, 2008 at 10:37 AM
"get there our faces are not puffed"ReplyDelete
Why worry? Get it Photoshopped!
b2012: now what could you be alluding to, hmmm?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 14, 2008 at 1:34 PM
Oh that ball girl has the right idea! Novak for entertainment and then you could eat Roger Federer if you ran out of sustenance.ReplyDelete
OK, now we've learned everything about their make-up and un-puffing (geez, why have I never worried about ISSUES like that?).ReplyDelete
And what about, um, say, the on-court skills? Don't they go through any training or something? Or is it just all about the prettyness? ;-)
I wonder if the male players treat them better than ball"boys".ReplyDelete
Has any tourney done male model ballboys? We have to think about JJ, y'all.
I am a connoisseur of all manly things, so rafa and potro for me. Can I fit Marat in there? More the merrier. Also, I'd take Roddick over djoko any day.
babz: yup, they used male models for ballboys at last season's WTA Championships in Madrid as well. It might not be a good idea for JJ though - she didn't win a match at the tourney!ReplyDelete
Distracted much?
- Uvijek ArgenOctober 15, 2008 at 12:29 PM
Hilarious post Rich..and funny comments..thanks for making me laugh : )ReplyDelete
my pleasure as always uvijek!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 19, 2008 at 9:10 PM
NOBODY is eating Roger Federer. Who would be better company on a desert island than Novak anyway, not because he's classy and elegant - even though he IS - but because he's LESS COCKY. Take note.ReplyDelete