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Greenville, NC -- East Carolina University police say they plan to get a lifetime trespass warning against a Raleigh man who is accused of running naked onto the football field this weekend.
John Sieglinger was charged with misdemeanor trespassing and misdemeanor indecent exposure after police say he streaked onto the field during the halftime of the Southern Miss game.
ECU police say the 21-year-old man told them he "woke up Saturday morning and had the idea he was going to 'streak' at the ECU football game." Police say with bond money collected, he carried through with his plan.
The university says their investigation revealed that Sieglinger was in a different section of the stadium earlier in the game. When he came out of the stadium seating to run onto the field, he was more than 50 yards from where he was seen earlier. Police say his plans to avoid security and staffing personnel were clear.
The naked run came during a military tribute that was taking place on the field. "The university deeply regrets the disrespectful behavior that occurred during halftime," says ECU Chancellor Steve Ballard. "ECU is justly proud of the dedication and leadership of our military men and women, and to have the events that honored them disrupted in such a manner was unfortunate."
Sieglinger was released on a $1,500 bond.
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East Carolina University's loss to Southern Miss isn't the only topic of conversation following Saturday's game.
People are also talking about a streaker who took to the field at halftime.
Various photos and videos show the naked man running across the field before he is stopped.
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Public records show 21-year-old John Sieglinger was charged with misdemeanor trespassing and misdemeanor indecent exposure.
Bond was set at $1500.
A Facebook page that appears to be Sieglinger shows he lives in Raleigh. The status on the page is "just ran across the ecu football game naked? anyone watch it live?" The Facebook page also listed his education as Wake Technical Community College.
At the time of the incident, a military tribute was being held on the field. It was military appreciation weekend at the game.
Some have questioned if a conviction on a misdemeanor indecent exposure charge means an individual has to register as a sex offender. According to online information from the state, registration only occurs with a felony indecent exposure charge.


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From I-95, head west on Sunrise Boulevard to N.W. 28th Avenue. Turn right (north) and go to N.W. 11th Street and turn left (west). The park entrance will be on your right (north).
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Roosevelt Gardens Park2841 N.W. 11th St., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311Phone: 954-357-8700Fax: 954-357-8705
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Best Free Midwest Attractions: Indiana
- Photo courtesy of the Indianapolis Museum of Art
Free art in Indianapolis
The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park: 100 Acres This former quarry has become a place to admire modern art among woodlands, meadows, wetlands and a lake. Seasonal guided tours run on weekends. (317) 923-1331; imamuseum.org/100acres
Indianapolis Art Center The center offers interactive exhibitions and artist demonstrations, both indoors and in a 12-acre creativity park. Indianapolis Art Center
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Memorial wall
Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial, Indianapolis A glass wall in White River State Park honors recipients of the nation's highest military tribute. Each day at dusk, the memorial's sound system plays recorded stories of medal winners and the conflicts in which they fought.
Soldiers' tributes
Indiana War Memorials, Indianapolis Climb 330 steps to the top of the 1902 Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument (left) for a 360-degree view of Indy (or ride the $1 elevator). Also nearby are the Indiana War Memorial Museum, Indiana War Memorial Plaza, Veterans' Memorial Plaza, USS Indianapolis Memorial, University Park and American Legion Mall -- all free.
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For fossil lovers
Falls of the Ohio State Park, Clarksville You can see one of the largest naturally exposed fossil beds along the Ohio River in Clarksville (about 100 miles southwest of Cincinnati, just across the river north of Louisville, Kentucky).
Fossil collecting is not allowed, but you can explore up to 220 acres of fossil beds. Naturalists lead hikers across the beds from June through October, when the river is low and you can see the imprints of creatures from more than 380 million years ago.
For a fee, you can also visit the blufftop Interpretive Center, which shows a movie recounting the area's history.
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Hiking in Richmond
Whitewater Gorge Park Trail, Richmond A popular 3.5-mile hiking trail goes through downtown Richmond (about 75 miles east of Indianapolis) to Thistlewaite Falls, a bird sanctuary, vertical cliffs, Happy Hollow, Weir Dam and an old flour mill.


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This situation probably occurs more frequently in special collections cataloging than in any other type of library cataloging, so I wanted to share my observations on the proposal with others on this list.
Special collections contain many resources that cannot be attributed with certainty to a person, family, or corporate body, so the new instruction in Proposal 6JSC/Bl/8, 220.127.116.11, is very welcome. But I have reservations about the use of the relationship designator field to carry this information, and about limiting the scope of the proposal to the work level.
All the other relationship designators in Appendix I identify roles.
Attribution information is not the same as role information. It does not identify a role, it indicates present uncertainty about whether the named entity performed that role, or the fact that the role was previously but incorrectly attributed to the entity. This is a separate type of information, and should be treated separately. Cf. the treatment of attribution information in Cataloging Cultural Objects, a standard for describing art and cultural works. CCO treats attribution as a separate data element qualifying the names of creators and other entities responsible for or associated with an object.
Name: Ricci, Marco Role: painter Qualifier: attributed to
RDA does not define uncertainty as a separate data element. Doing so would be very useful, not just for relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies and resources, but for relationships between resources and relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies. Perhaps RDA will do this someday. In the meantime, this information has to be carried somewhere, and there is precedent for using a relator term, "attributed name", to carry attribution information, so the relationship designator seems the only viable option for now.
However, the proposed term, "attributed creator", limits its use to works. This is the intention of the authors of the proposal: "based on our experience we see no compelling justification for equivalent changes at expression or manifestation level."
But attributed names are not associated solely with works. Looking only at the OPACS of the Morgan Library and the Folger, I was able to find attributed names on the expression, manifestation, and item level:
Expression level: translator, compiler, illustrator, illuminator
Manifestation level: printer, publisher, writer of manuscript (as opposed to creator of its content)
Item level: binder, annotator
I'm sure subscribers to this list could come up with many more examples.
There is no generic equivalent to "creator" for persons associated with expressions, manifestations, and items. The relator term currently appearing in the RBMS and MARC code list, "attributed name" would be preferable to "attributed creator", since it could be used for relationships on all four FRBR levels.
One other point: The proposed term does not distinguish between current and former attributions. This is an extremely useful distinction, especially for art works, where attributions frequently change, and where it is desirable to record previous attributions. Using two different terms, "attributed name" and "formerly attributed name" would save users having to scan the notes to discover whether the attribution is current or rejected.
- Lapka (RBMS) for Elizabeth O'Keefe
Like Elizabeth O'Keefe, I welcome this proposal, but I doubt that "attributed creator" is sufficient to show the different kinds of relationships between works, expressions, manifestations and people, families, and corporate bodies, attributed to resources.
I am also wondering if the terms "attributed creator" and "attributed name" (proposed by Elizabeth) are too vague. Would people benefit from more accurate terms? Would they be likely to look for something attributed to a painter, composer, translator, printer, binder? If so, could the proposal just instruct people to add word "attributed" or "formerly attributed" to one of the designator listed in appendix I?
Dominique Bourassa, CC:DA, Aug. 24, 2012
I second Dominique's opinion on relationship designators. I think "attributed creator" is not sufficient to convey the exact relationship to a work/expression/manifestation. Binder or typographer are not creators of work (but they can be considered creators of an item or manifestation).
I liked suggestion to add words "attributed" or "formerly attributed" to designators in the Appendix I, or maybe even go further – to include terms "attributed" and "former attributed" for all designators? Which will make the list very long.
I wonder if this is also going to affect Appendix J for relationship designators for works, expressions, etc, for example: "Formerly attributed as sequel to" or "Formerly attributed as basis for libretto of".
Larisa Walsh, CC:DA, Aug. 27, 2012
I see a relative consensus in the comments by O'Keefe, Bourassa, and Walsh--one with which I agree as well. The proposed term "attributed creator" is indeed too limited, and I think we would benefit from removing attribution data to a distinct element, as in the CCO schema mentioned by O'Keefe. Such an attribution-certainty element could be used in combination with any of the relator terms in Appendix I (at any WEMI level) and be comprised of a limited vocabulary (something like "attributed to", "formerly attributed to", etc.). When the data is subsequently displayed to users, we would hope that the OPAC could combine the two elements intelligently (e.g. "attributed illustrator").
Francis Lapka, RBMS liaison, Aug. 29, 2012
The Cataloging Advisory Committee of ARLIS/NA welcomes the proposed instruction for recording information about unknown or uncertain authorship. It agrees with the recommendations previously posted to the wiki by Elizabeth O'Keefe that the instructions be applicable to expressions, manifestations, and items as well as works, and that former attributions be distinguishable from current attributions.
The Committee also has reservations about using the designator of a relationship between a person, corporate body, or family and a resource to record attribution information. Attribution information describes the state of knowledge about a relationship rather than the relationship itself. This argues for treating attribution information as a separate data element, which should exist alongside and qualify the relationship designator describing role. Instead of recording attribution information as a relator term, e.g.:
"attributed name" + resource
"attributed name" + composer + resource
"attributed composer" + resource
It would make more sense to record it as a separate data element, e.g.:
attributed + composer + resource
formerly attributed + composer + resource
Treating this information as a separate element would also facilitate a more global approach to recording uncertainty about other types of relationship. Examples for relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies might include a known artist who may have been related by birth or marriage to another known artist or artist family, or a known artist who may have been associated with a manufactory such as Gobelins or Sèvres. Uncertainty in contexts other than attribution would require different terminology, which would have to be developed.
--Posted on behalf of the Art Libraries Society of North America's Cataloging Advisory Committee, Dan Lipcan, ARLIS/NA liaison, Aug. 30, 2012
Typo (sort of): In proposed 184.108.40.206: "If a work of uncertain or unknown origin has been attributed to one or more person, family, or corporate body, but …" should be: "If a work of uncertain or unknown origin has been attributed to one or more persons, families, or corporate bodies, but …"
Typo: In proposed 188.8.131.52: "…actually responsible for creation of the work, in uncertain, …" should be: "…actually responsible for creation of the work, is uncertain, …"
I agree with the concept stated above that this should be a separate element, rather than bundling in attribution with the existing relationship designators.
- Glennan (PCC) 9/4/12
I support this change, which neatly ties into some of the conversations the PCC Relationship Designator Task Force has been having.
-- Glennan (PCC) for Christee Pascale, NCSU, 9/5/12
I agree with the comments above that attribution information is about the reliability of the information concerning the relationship. It can apply to a lot more than creators. I disagree with the analysis in the proposal that says that the element Creator cannot include those who claim or are imputed to have created a work. The second paragraph of RDA 18.104.22.168 implicitly states that an attributed creator can be treated as a creator. --John Hostage 14:04, 5 September 2012 (PDT)
I strongly agree with the comments that Dan Lipcan has posted on behalf of ARLIS/NA. We do need a way to deal with uncertain attributions, and it does need to be available for relationships of all kinds and at all levels. So the ideal solution would work for the Appendix J and K as well as Appendix I relationships. I don't think a generic "attributed name" relationship designator is the answer, not only because it is insufficiently specific but also because a name is not a role. Ideally we would have some kind of device that can be applied to qualify an existing relationship designator along the lines Dan has proposed. I don't know how you would model or structure that, but of course RDA is not bound to specify how to code the relationship in any given metadata format, nor should it restrict itself to solutions that can be implemented in MARC. (Though it may be worth remembering that we do have ways of handling some of these situations in MARC: for apocryphal creator relationships, for example, we would currently give a 4XX reference in an author-title authority record.)
Merely creating additional relationship designators ("attributed author", "attributed illustrator", etc.) is not an ideal solution. It's cumbersome and establishing additional relationship designators for attributions that have equal footing with "real" relationship designators seems like the kind of logically problematical compromise that could create unforeseen difficulties later on.
-- Glennan (PCC) for Chew Chiat Naun, University of Minnesota, 9/6/12


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Chassis Engineering IFS Kit On A 1949 Chevy- Gaining IndependenceWritten by on August 13, 2008 Installing A Chassis Engineering IFS Kit In A '49 Chevy
As I've mentioned before, the idea behind the build of my Project '49 Chevy is to use bolt-in components as much as possible, which made selecting Chassis Engineering's independent front suspension a no-brainer. It's not that I can't or don't want to weld-I've fabricated plenty of chassis in the past-but I know many readers don't weld, and it allows many more would-be hands-on builders to get involved by showcasing bolt-in upgrades. Plus, there's the view held by some that Chevrolet's inverted top-hat section chassis should be allowed to flex a little, and this is possible by bolting rather than welding parts to it.
While it's entirely possible to complete this suspension swap with the front sheetmetal in place, though the inner fender panels need trimming to clear the upper A-arms and suspension towers, we opted to remove it for photographic purposes. It also allowed us to access the entire front section of the frame to give it the first coat of paint it's had in more than a few years. Removing the front sheetmetal, suspension, and steering took about as long as installing the new frontend, which was a snap once we'd established its precise location and drilled a few holes.
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These brackets on the outer chassis 'rails had to come off once the stock suspension and crossmember were removed. We found the easiest way was to use a Rotabroach to drill around the large spot welds, and then grind off the remaining weld once the bracket fell away.Here's the Rotabroach kit, or sheetmetal hole saws, depending on the manufacturer's name. These are invaluable and produce perfectly round holes in sheetmetal, unlike large drill bits. Not that that's needed here.The Chassis Engineering crossmember and upper spring mounts are supplied in gray primer. Before offering them up, we rattle-canned the surfaces we wouldn't be able to get to afterward in semigloss black. We also cleaned up the chassis 'rails and did the same to them.That curved section in the lower left corner helps with the alignment of the new crossmember, as do a few of the mounting holes, which align with existing holes from the stock components. Or at least they should; ours were about 3/16-inch off. A call to Chassis Engineering confirmed what we suspected. Not all chassis are exactly the same. We got it as close as we could, took plenty of measurements side to side, front to back, and diagonally, and drilled new 3/8-inch holes where required, followed by opening up the misaligned holes.You can see how the upper spring mounts and the lower crossmember sandwich the chassis 'rails. We tightened all the vertical bolts before drilling and installing the horizontal ones. This way, all the holes will align.With the crossmember and upper spring mounts installed, we scuffed 'em all with a red Scotch-Brite pad and sprayed 'em semigloss black before calling it a day and letting the paint dry overnight. The next morning, the fun part of the installation began, namely unwrapping and fitting all those new parts. The lower arms went on first, and the long bolts were supplied with the kit.Though they're not included in the kit price, these setup rods are worth their weight in gold. Temporarily replacing the springs and shocks, they allow you to set up your suspension at ride height.
The upper arms are supplied with OEM-style T-bolts that locate in slots. Though they'll need adjusting come alignment time, they were snugged up for now.The suspension will come apart later for paint and detailing, but even so, the rubber boots were installed before the spindle went onto the upper and lower ball joints, followed by castle nuts and cotter pins. We left the latter off, as this is all coming apart again, but don't forget 'em at final-assembly time.With both sides of the suspension mounted, the Unisteer steering rack (supplied in the Chassis Engineering kit) was bolted up, and it became apparent we needed to swap the direction of the bolts through the chassis 'rail immediately above the gaiter to prevent wear.We weren't going to get very far without brakes and calipers. Chassis Engineering supplied a very comprehensive kit that included braided hoses, wheel bearings and seals, and the necessary hardware. The caliper mounts were attached first. Make sure you get 'em the right way around.The new bearings were liberally coated with disc-brake bearing grease before the inners were installed in the hub, followed by the seal, gently tapped into place using a rubber mallet. The hub/rotor was then slid onto the spindle and secured with the outer bearing, washer, cover, and cotter pin.... the inners were installed in the hub, followed by the seal, gently tapped into place using a rubber mallet. The hub/rotor was then slid onto the spindle and secured with the outer bearing, washer, cover, and cotter pin.With the pads installed, the calipers were bolted in place, and we were ready to connect the flexi-hoses.After two days, she was ready to roll-but not steer, as we have yet to install a column; I'm still undecided on column or floor shift.The Chassis Engineering crossmember comes with small-block Chevy engine mounts welded in place (it can be ordered without, but since I'm planning on installing the ubiquitous SBC, why not take advantage of this fact?), requiring these block mounts and rubbers. Here are the mounts bolted to an old block we used to determine the trans-mount location. Gotta keep a project moving forward, even if all the parts aren't to hand immediately.


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Model Year 2012 Cars, Trucks Set MPG Record, EPA Says
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The Environmental Protection Agency says that model year 2012 cars and trucks will have the highest ever real-world average fuel economy at about 23.8 miles per gallon.
That would be 1.2 mpg higher than the previous peak set in 2010. In 2011, when U.S. gasoline prices averaged a then-record $3.53 for a gallon of regular, the mpg numbers fell.
The EPA says that mileage fell by 0.2 mpg in 2011, in part because of the effects of the March 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power disasters in Japan.
The disasters reduced production by Honda and Toyota, leaving car buyers with fewer options for gas-saving models that year.
While there was good news about the improvement in model 2012 cars, some observers said it painted a less-than-flattering portrait of U.S. automakers.
"Because American car makers weren't doing their share, when natural disaster curtailed Japan's auto production, our overall fuel efficiency faltered," said Dan Becker, director of the Safe Climate Campaign at the Center for Auto Safety.
"This is a stark demonstration that despite GM's and Chrysler's claims, they still are not pulling their weight," Becker added. "They need better aerodynamics, better transmissions, better engines. This is not rocket science. It's auto mechanics."
Higher-mileage vehicles will be a welcome relief to many Americans. In 2012, the U.S. set another record with an average gallon of gasoline costing $3.63, the Energy Department said.
The agency predicted this week that gasoline prices should fall in 2013 and 2014, but not by much.
The Energy Department's short-term energy outlook says that gasoline prices will average $3.55 a gallon in 2013 and $3.38 a gallon in 2014.
But what the Energy Department can't predict are unexpected refinery outages or storm damage to the nation's petroleum infrastructure, any of which could cause a painful spike in prices.
"With high gas prices the new norm, the average model year 2011 vehicle will cost its owners almost as much to fill up over its lifetime as it did to purchase it," said David Friedman, senior engineer and deputy director of the Union of Concerned Scientists' Clean Vehicles program.
"Consumers need more options to shield themselves from the high cost of gasoline, options they are starting to get thanks to the fuel economy and emission standards that began to take effect in 2012," Friedman added.
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Spokane, WA (Sports Network) - Kelly Olynyk scored 31 points and grabbed eight
rebounds, and No. 9 Gonzaga survived West Coast Conference rival Saint Mary's,
83-78, at McCarthey Athletic Center.
Kevin Pangos and Elias Harris chipped in 22 and 13 points, respectively, for
the Bulldogs (13-3, 2-0 WCC), who have won seven straight
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(CNN) -- An elderly couple survived a bear attack in rural British Columbia, and authorities are hunting for the animal.
The attack, near the southeastern city of Kimberley, apparently happened Sunday while a husband and wife were out on an afternoon walk, Royal Canadian Mounted Police spokesperson Sgt. Laurie Jalbert said.
The woman was walking in front when she encountered a brown bear and cubs who were near a dead deer.
The bear turned on the woman, Jalbert said, and her husband tried to help her. The bear then turned on him and began attacking him, then turned back to her.
Somehow the couple managed to fight the animal off, and it left, Jalbert said.
The husband is in his 80s. The wife is in her 60s. Both were rushed to Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary and remain in stable condition. Both have head wounds and bites on their arms and legs.
Jalbert said authorities believe the bear was a grizzly, but the husband said he thought it might be a black bear.
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During this time of year in that area, bears are starting to hibernate. Because this bear has cubs, it may be out of its den longer to gather food, Jalbert said.


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An Altha teenager was killed in a noon crash Saturday on Jackson County Road 69A, also known as Shady Grove Road.
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Our good friends at Plantronics announced this week the latest release of their Spokes software family of products. Spokes provides the foundation that makes Plantronics headsets operate as seamless extensions of UC clients such as IBM Sametime Connect.
Plantronics uses Spokes as the basis for the Plantronics Plug-in for IBM Sametime, which enables integration of a large chunk of the product family with Sametime Connect. When you have the plug-in installed, you can initiate and pick up calls, put them on hold, mute, unmute and end both, Sametime Voice Chat sessions and Sametime Unified Telephony calls directly from the headset. If the device you're using happens to be a Calisto speaker phone, you can also dial directly from the device if you're calling phone number from your SUT unified number.
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|State baseball action in Holyoke this weekend
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Border League All-Stars will take on Limon in a two-team 16-18-year-old Babe Ruth baseball tournament in Holyoke this weekend.
Games are scheduled at Holyoke Ball Park Saturday, July 20 at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. If the same team wins both games, the tournament is over. If the teams split in Saturday play, a game will be played Sunday, July 21 at 10 a.m. to determine the state champion.
The state champion will advance to the regional tournament in Oskaloosa, Iowa Aug. 1-6.
Team members for the Border League All-Stars include Trevor Dalton, Logan Zeiler, Jaydin Goldenstein, Jesus Hermosillo and Logan Tharp of Holyoke; Rece Coffin and Brady Heinz of Haxtun; Chase Dunker of Ovid; Jeff Sherman of Chappell, Neb.; Irvin Vazquez and Ryan Nolin of Yuma; and Jaden Valko and Jonus Cure of Wray.
Coaches for Border League are Marcus Kammer of Holyoke and Trenton Ham of Haxtun.
Tournament director Tom Bennett said there is no admission charge for the games, and he encourages the community to take time to witness some fine ball playing.
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Ivo Karlovic came down from the clouds to celebrate his dismissal of Roger Federer 7-6 (8-6), 4-6, 7-6 (7-5) in Cincinnati and putting the fate of the Swiss' top ranking squarely in Rafael Nadal's clay-caked hands.
Color me jealous but Dr. Ivo's probably still 6' 5" in that squat position. Must be nice - aaargh.
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Is it wrong that this upset doesn't even come as a surprise?ReplyDelete
I wake up and Fed has lost (again). This is inexcusable. I wanted Fed-Rafa rivalry to last for years. I really did expected better from Fed.
Does anyone know, if Rafa wins Cincy and becomes number 1, but Roger wins the U.S Open, how will the rankings look like?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2008 at 11:45 PM
rafa will still be number 1, unless he loses super early in the US OPEN. Roger will gain nothing for winning the US OPEN, he's just trying to defend his 1,000 points. If he loses at any stage in the tournament, the gap between him and Rafa will just widen.ReplyDelete
Here's a thought. If Ivo serves as he did against Federer, can he beat Rafa at Cincy? Rafa doesn't win Cincy, he's not #1.ReplyDelete
natch - sure he can beat rafa if he's serving well because the courts there are really fast. he got pretty close at queen's club going to 3 tiebreak sets but rafa was able to win the big points. the only way i see it happening is if rafa runs out of steam.ReplyDelete
babz - ditto anon 2:45. fed will be trying to hold onto his points while rafa can gain points there as well. fed will be losing the top ranking at some point very soon.
agreed rich, it will happen, and soon. if not this week, maybe next.ReplyDelete
but i'm rooting for rafa to win another title! :-))
what's happening with roger though? is he just saving energy for the olympics, or has his mental strength suffered more than i thought?
yup at this point either monday or august 11 if rafa wins today - fed's points will come off then because of his loss in cinciReplyDelete
fed has ZERO confidence in his game right now - the loss to karlovic was bad but the croat's huge serve works so well on these quick courts. but the loss to simon in toronto was horrendous.


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November 5, 2014
Our image of the week is all about chemistry!
Image created by Alexander Bujotzek, Peter Deuflhard and Marcus Weber. © Zuse Institute, Berlin, Germany.
This image reveals the shape of enzymes and how they bind together. It is produced using mathematical methods. Created by Alexander Bujotzek, Peter Deuflhard, and MarcusWeber. © Zuse Institute Berlin, Germany.
The picture is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can see previous images of the week here.
November 3, 2014
The tightrope walker Nik Wallenda's latest achievement is breath-taking. Without a safety net or harness Wallenda walked the gap between buildings on either side of the Chicago River before crossing between the two Marina City towers — blindfolded. His feat was televised, but with a ten second delay, in case he fell. Thankfully he didn't! You can see part of his walk in the movie on the right, but don't look if you're faint-hearted.
Like any tightrope walker, Wallenda carried a long pole to aid his balance. But why? What's the physics behind it? We rummaged in the Plus archive and found that a few years ago mathematician John D. Barrow had already come up with an answer. The key idea is something called the moment of inertia, which measures an object's resistance to being spun around an axis. The long pole increases the tightrope walker's moment of inertia by placing mass far away from the body's centre line (moment of inertia has units of mass times the square of distance).
As a result, any small wobbles about the equilibrium position happen more slowly. They have a longer time period of oscillation (the period of small oscillations about a stable equilibrium increases as the square root of the moment of inertia) and the walker has more time to respond and restore the equilibrium.
To convince yourself that this really works, you don't need to do a blindfolded tightrope walk 150m above the ground. Simply compare how easy it is to balance a one metre ruler on your finger compared with a ten centimetre ruler.
You can read more about the moment of inertia, as applied to space crafts and boomerangs, in these Plus articles.
October 23, 2014
The chorus of people singing happy birthday to Maths Inspiration today could be deafening, particularly if the 100,000 teenagers who have been lucky enough to go along to these shows over the last 10 years join in!
Maths Inspiration, set up by Plus's good friend Rob Eastaway, is a fantastic project that runs interactive maths shows all over the UK. The shows are for 14-17 year olds and demonstrate how maths is useful beyond school. And they do more than that, they make maths cool! The shows are held in some of the most prestigious theatres in the country, including The Palace Theatre in London, The Crucible in Sheffield and The Bristol Hippodrome, and feature comedians, teachers, musicians, space scientists, stadium designers, medical professionals, and fitness instructors, who all also happen to be mathematicians. Each show features several talks on topics ranging from roller coasters to the maths used to convict criminals and is very interactive. Students are invited on stage to participate in demonstrations throughout the show.
And if you haven't had a chance to see one of their shows yet, you can still join the party. Their Autumn shows feature Rob Eastaway explaining what the competition between Coke and Pepsi can tell us about world peace, Hannah Fry examining how human connections can cause everything from the movement of crowds, to fashion, and can even help catch the odd burglar, and Ben Sparks will show why emotion, art and mathematics go hand in hand. You can book now at the Maths Inspiration website. And if you're not able to attend a show, you can still catch some of their shows on DVD.
From the Plus team and the 100,000 other lucky people to have seen your shows, Happy tenth birthday Maths Inspiration!
You can read more on Plus about Maths Inspiration in Maths inspires a roller coaster ride and many articles by Rob Eastawy as well as reviews of his great books.
October 22, 2014
Our image of the week shows the courtyard of the British Museum in London with its beautiful glass and steel roof.
The courtyard of the British Museum with its famous mathematical roof and reading room in the middle. Image © The British Museum.
Officially the space is named the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court. Designed by Foster and Partners it transformed the Museum's inner courtyard into the largest covered public square in Europe. The courtyard was originally meant to be a garden, but in 1852–7 the Reading Room and a number of book stacks were built in it to house the library department of the Museum and the space was lost. Then, in 1997, the department moved to the new British Library building and there was an opportunity to re-open the space to the public. A competition was launched and won by Lord Foster, whose design is loosely based on the concept for the roof of the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany. The canopy of the roof was constructed out of 3,312 panes of glass, no two of which are the same.
The picture is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can see previous images of the week here.
Find out more about the maths behind Foster and Partners architecture here.
October 14, 2014
If you had a sloppy maths teacher at school you might have grown up with the idea that the number is equal to Now that is completely wrong. Writing those numbers out in decimal gives while . There's a difference in the third decimal place after the decimal point!
How accurately do we need to know the value of π?
Surely this small inaccuracy doesn't matter? Well, as the following extract from a longer article by Chris Budd shows, it really does.
The point is that is not any number. It lies at the heart of any technology that involves rotation or waves, and that is much of mechanical and electrical engineering. If rotating parts in, say, a typical jet engine are not manufactured to high tolerance, then the parts simply won't rotate. This typically involves measurements correct to one part in 10,000 and, as these measurements involve , we require a value of to at least this order of accuracy to prevent errors. In medical imaging using CAT or MRI scanners, the scanning devices move on a ring which has to be manufactured to a tolerance of one part in 1,000,000, requiring an even more precise value of .
However, even this level of accuracy pales into insignificance when we look at modern electrical devices. In high frequency electronics, with frequencies in the order of 1GHz (typical for mobile phones or GPS applications), electrical engineers require a precision in the value used for in the order of one part in 1,000,000,000,000,000.
So, the modern world needs and it needs it accurately!
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October 13, 2014
Our image of the week shows a Klein bottle!
Image © Charles Trevelyan.
The Klein bottle is a very strange shape, discovered in 1882 by the mathematician Felix Klein. It intersects itself, only has one side (as opposed to an inside and an outside) and you can turn a pattern drawn on the bottle into its mirror image simply by sliding it along. You can find out more here. This picture of the Klein bottle was created by Charles Trevelyan and rendered partially transparent so that we can see the inside.
The picture is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
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Introduced by U.S. Reps. Steve Stivers (R-Ohio), Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio), and Timothy Walz (D-Minn.) -- and cosponsored by Reps. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), Tim Walberg (R-Mich.), Tim Griffin (R-Ark.), Andy Harris (R-Md.) and Reid Ribble (R-Wis.) -- H.R. 650 calls the AMA's membership "the world's largest and most dedicated group of motorcycle enthusiasts."
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Radiolabeled Octreotide in Treating Children With Advanced or Refractory Solid Tumors
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RATIONALE: Radiolabeled octreotide can locate tumor cells and deliver radioactive tumor-killing substances to them without harming normal cells.
PURPOSE: This phase I trial is studying the effectiveness of radiolabeled octreotide in treating children who have advanced or refractory solid tumors.
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|A Phase I, Open Label, Maximum Tolerated Dose-Finding Study to Evaluate the Safety and Tolerability of 90Y-DOTA-tyr3-Octreotide Administered by Intravenous Infusion to Children With Refractory Somatostatin-Receptor Positive Tumors
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- Determine the maximum tolerated dose of yttrium Y 90-DOTA-tyr3-octreotide in children with advanced or refractory somatostatin receptor-positive tumors.
- Determine the short-term and long-term safety and the serious adverse-event profiles of this drug in these patients.
- Determine any potential antitumor effect of this drug in these patients.
- Correlate level of somatostatin receptor type 2 expression with response in patients treated with this drug.
OUTLINE: This is a dose-escalation study.
Patients receive yttrium Y 90-DOTA-tyr3-octreotide IV over 5-10 minutes on day 1. Treatment repeats every 6 weeks for up to 3 courses in the absence of unacceptable toxicity.
Cohorts of 3-6 patients receive escalating doses of yttrium Y 90-DOTA-tyr3-octreotide until the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) is determined. The MTD is defined as the dose preceding that at which at least 2 of 6 patients experience dose-limiting toxicity.
Patients are followed weekly after each treatment course, 6 weeks after the last course, and then every 6 months thereafter for life.
PROJECTED ACCRUAL: Approximately 25-35 patients will be accrued for this study.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|2 Years to 25 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Histologically or cytologically confirmed malignant neoplasm
- Not amenable to standard therapy or has failed existing first- and second-line therapies
- Tumor positive for somatostatin receptors by OctreoScan within the past 4 weeks
At least 1 measurable lesion
- Lesions that have been previously irradiated must demonstrate progression since radiation
- At least 1 measurable somatostatin receptor-positive lesion that has not been irradiated within the past 4 weeks AND has not had full craniospinal radiation within the past 3 months
- Bone marrow with at least 40% cellularity OR at least 20% cellularity with one million CD34+ stem cells/kg stored
- No diffuse bone marrow involvement by OctreoScan scintigraphy
- 2 to 25
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- Karnofsky 60-100% OR
- Lansky 60-100%
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- Absolute neutrophil count at least 1,000/mm^3
- Platelet count at least 100,000/mm^3
- Bilirubin less than 1.5 times normal
- AST and ALT less than 2.5 times upper limit of normal
- Creatinine no greater than 1 mg/dL (children less than 5 years of age)
- Creatinine less than 1.2 mg/dL (children 5 to 10 years of age)
- Creatinine less than 1.7 mg/dL (children over 10 years of age) AND
- Glomerular filtration rate at least 80 mL/min/m^2
- Shortening fraction at least 28% by echocardiogram
- Ejection fraction at least 50% by bi-plane method of echocardiogram
- No prior congestive heart failure unless ejection fraction at least 40%
- No unstable angina pectoris
- No cardiac arrhythmia
- No symptomatic congestive heart failure
- No other concurrent malignancy
- No other significant uncontrolled medical, psychiatric, or surgical condition that would preclude study compliance
- No antibodies to yttrium Y 90-DOTA-tyr3-octreotide or octreotide
- No prior allergic reactions to compounds of similar chemical or biologic composition to yttrium Y 90-DOTA-tyr3-octreotide
- No ongoing or active infection
- Not pregnant or nursing
- Negative pregnancy test
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception during and for 6 months after study participation
Biologic therapy
- Not specified
- At least 4 weeks since prior chemotherapy (6 weeks for nitrosoureas or mitomycin)
Endocrine therapy
- More than 28 days since prior long-acting somatostatin analogues
- No concurrent somatostatin analogues 12 hours before or 12 hours after study drug administration
- Concurrent hormonal therapy (other than somatostatin analogue) allowed provided patient received hormonal therapy for at least 2 months and has stable disease or progressive disease
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- At least 4 weeks since prior radiotherapy
- No prior radiotherapy to 25% or more of bone marrow
- No prior external beam radiotherapy to both kidneys (scatter doses of less than 500 cGy to a single kidney or radiation to less than 50% of a single kidney is allowed)
- At least 4 weeks since prior surgery
- Recovered from prior therapy
- At least 4 weeks since prior investigational drugs
- No other concurrent approved or investigational anti-neoplastic therapies except for bisphosphonates
- No concurrent combination antiretroviral therapy for HIV-positive patients
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00049023
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|Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center at University of Iowa
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|November 12, 2002
|Last Updated:
|February 1, 2011
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Keywords provided by National Cancer Institute (NCI):
metastatic Ewing sarcoma/peripheral primitive neuroectodermal tumor
recurrent childhood brain tumor
recurrent Ewing sarcoma/peripheral primitive neuroectodermal tumor
unspecified childhood solid tumor, protocol specific
metastatic gastrointestinal carcinoid tumor
recurrent gastrointestinal carcinoid tumor
regional gastrointestinal carcinoid tumor
childhood grade III meningioma
disseminated neuroblastoma
localized unresectable neuroblastoma
metastatic pheochromocytoma
recurrent childhood medulloblastoma
recurrent neuroblastoma
recurrent pheochromocytoma
regional neuroblastoma
regional pheochromocytoma
recurrent childhood ependymoma
childhood infratentorial ependymoma
childhood supratentorial ependymoma
recurrent islet cell carcinoma
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoid Tumor
Central Nervous System Neoplasms
Gastrointestinal Neoplasms
Nervous System Neoplasms
Neuroendocrine Tumors
Digestive System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue
Neoplasms, Neuroepithelial
Neuroectodermal Tumors
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Malignant Carcinoid Syndrome
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Using Technology in the Blizzard of 2013
Three items I was thankful to have this winter.
This weekend, most of New England was completely covered in snow. This wasn't just a prime time to break out the sled; it was brutal snow that left a good portion of the state powerless. Even as I type this, many of my friends and family are still braving the cold and darkness.
On Friday, my family was advised to evacuate because we live in a high flood plain. There have been many times where my backyard completely disappeared under water. However, in the 11 years we've lived here, we've never received this type of call, so we frantically started packing.
We retreated to my mother-in-law's house — and promptly lost power. Having my iPhone was absolutely a godsend (for lack of a better word). Not only did it keep me in touch with friends and family and entertain me; it also allowed me to keep in touch with my house — and possibly save a few things.
The Dropcam HD provides a peek at your home from any web-enabled device.
Right as I ran out, I made sure I had the Dropcam HD hooked up. While I wasn't too thrilled with the $149 camera's performance when I first reviewed it, I do still use it. After this weekend, I may be singing a different tune, too. That 720p wireless web camera allowed me to look into my home, to make sure everything was ok. Of course, if we had lost power, I wouldn't have been able to use it. That said, I never did lose power — and I knew that because of the Dropcam. It even sent me "movement" messages when the lights flickered.
If I had been smart, I would have set the thing up to look at my backyard. It would have produced some really cool imagery and put my mind at ease. However, I was in a hurry and was just hoping that I didn't position it to look directly at the floor.
Even better, we had the Nest Learning Thermostat. At $249, it's a pricey investment, but absolutely money well spent after this weekend. Since the thermostat is hooked to our Wi-Fi and has an app component, I could check in and adjust our temperature and even get extremely jealous that it was a toasty 69 degrees in my living room.
However, at one point, I checked in to see the temperature set to 69 and my actual temperature a frightening 38 degrees. Brrrr! It turned out that the high winds and other weather extremes had blown out our pilot light. No one likes coming home to busted pipes, right?
The Nest shows both the set temperature and current temperature in your home.
Thankfully, we also have a Schlage Electronic Keypad. This meant that our awesome neighbors could come over, easily enter the house (with our door code), and turn on our water, so that the pipes wouldn't freeze. Thankfully, they did us one better, by re-lighting the pilot light — all while we watched on the Dropcam. It would have been even better if we had one of the newer automated locks, so we could have unlocked the door for them, but it was another piece of tech that I was very thankful to have.
Another quick shout-out goes to the new DISH Network Hopper with Sling, which allowed me to watch the local news on my iPhone. It wasn't life-saving, but it was certainly cool. That's how I typically look at a lot of my gadgets. In this case, however, some provided wow factor in a way I had never dreamed.
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BRILLIANT :D lol
Took me a second (gettin' old), then house of mirth! Inspired.
Such an amazingly brilliant idea. Love it.
T-Shirt??? Awesome illo! Congrats!
awesome as usual ;)
Love the double entendre!
Wow! Awesome!
awesome. we must have the same influences on the brain.
Hehe... great! ;)
Most excellent. Voting now!
Thanks for the comments & for the votes on Threadless!
This is really cool :)
So awesome man gave it a 5:)
Nice one!
Love it!
I would totally buy this if this were made into a real pair of chucks!!!!!!!
lol genius
love it!
Chucks feels so good.
So simple yet clever concept, and great illo
Does having this as a T on Society6 not prohibit you from entering it on Threadless? Pls advise.
Friggin love this. It's perfect.
Fantastic Work ✩✩✩✩✩ =)
Good ol' Charlie Brown!
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Chyna videos deleted
The ever bizarre Chyna has decided to take down the controversial videos that she made in regards to her feelings towards Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. She did not give an explanation, so fans are left wondering. Some believe that WWE might have threatened legal action against her, and since she is not financially set, the former Intercontinental Champion decided to avoid an expensive court battle with a big corporation.
March 16, 2015
Chyna bashes HHH
Videos on YouTube where former WWE star Chyna bashes Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. She also incoherently talks about other things as well.
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- Log into WestConnduit.
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I tried to document this process so someone could copy it if they need to:
Install/Move/Upgrade Zimbra OS
So I ran out of server space on the original zimbra server.
I have since found all the log files filling up disk space.
But thats ok.
I had not used 'documents' feature and people were asking to use it.
So I needed to move the zimbra to a new disk image.
I run CentOS on a vmware server.
We do about 45k emails a day on 80 domains.
Here is goes:
Install CentOS 5 from DVD
Installed no packages.
vi /etc/sysconfig/network
and added
vi /etc/hosts
and added
192.168.0.115 centos5.local
Note the same domain for both, this is very key. I used the name of Server 1.
yum -y update
yum remove sendmail
might not be there, just checking
yum install openssl097a compat-libstdc++-296 compat-libstdc++-33 compat-db sudo curl gmp fetchmail wget
vi /etc/sysconfig/i18n
and delete the line LANG=en_US.UTF-8
Reboot the system (for changes to take effect).
OK System is Ready:
1. Login and change directory to /var/tmp.
2. Download the Zimbra software wget ttp://superb-east.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/zimbra/zcs-4.5.6_GA_1044.FC5.tgz
3. Uncompress the download tar xzvf zcs-4*.gz.
4. Change directory to zcs.
It asked about updating, select yes.
It should find all your config settings for zimbra.
If you mess up, uninstall zimbra, delete the /opt/zimbra directory on Server2.
Then repeat steps above and don't make the mistake in the config again.
OK, the tough part:
This is how I plan to do this:
5. Shut down zimbra on Server 1
6. rsync -v -o -r /opt/zimbra/ root@otherserverIP:/opt/zimbra/ on Server 1
OK now I have copy moved.
I can turn on Server 1 and let it run as my go back strategy.
This turned out to be a good idea, since it saved time on migration day.
The rsync just did an incremental update.
Now the change!!
If you go away and want to do this later then just rerun the following to update the changes since the last rync:
rsync -vo /opt/zimbra/ root@otherserverIP:/opt/zimbra/ on Server 1
Go ahead plan:
7. Shut down zimbra on Server 1
8. Update DNS to new ip address of Server 2
9. change dns/mx to point to Server 2
10. run /var/tmp/install.sh on Server 2 as upgrade
11. login as zimbra user on Server 2,
#su zimbra
10. startup zimbra on new server,
#zmcontrol startup
11. check status of start
#zmcontrol status
If not all programs are running then look to forums for the correction.
Should be good!!!!
Test sending an email
Test receiving an email
Test docuement folder if you use them
I sat and watched the log file for errors:
return to root user
#tail -f /var/log/zimbra.log
Most problems are based on permissions on folders.
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May 24, 2016
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida State's dream of contending for a national championship may have disappeared on a pair of fourth quarter decisions by coach Jimbo Fisher.
The third-year Seminole coach disdained a field goal attempt with 9:35 left Saturday that could've given his team a nine-point lead at North Carolina State. Instead of giving Dustin Hopkins a shot at his fourth field goal in the game, the Seminoles punted.
But it was call earlier that was even more questionable. The Seminoles wanted something big instead of something safe and ran a play on third-and-two that resulted in EJ Manuel being sacked for a 15-yard loss -- a play called during a timeout.
Fisher defended both calls Monday and said he'd make the same decisions again.
The 12th-ranked Seminoles host Boston College on Saturday.
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The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH), and the Board of Animal Health (BOAH) are working to provide information about blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, in our lakes.
Algae are commonly found in Indiana lakes and streams without concern, however the concentrated presence of blue-green algae can be linked to some adverse health effects. Factors promoting algal growth include sunlight, warm weather, low turbulence, and nutrient sources, such as phosphorus and nitrogen. Phosphorous is particularly important in fueling cyanobacteria growth. Often nutrient inputs come from nonpoint source pollution, but fortunately, there are many ways to reduce or stop nonpoint source pollution, many of which are simple things we can do right in our own backyards.
This website will be updated weekly during the sampling season to provide information about blue-green algae levels at the DNR lakes that IDEM samples and the Citizen Energy reservoirs in central Indiana. The IDEM video, Sampling Blue-green Algae, explains how IDEM staff samples the DNR swimming beaches.
You can also check the status of the DNR lakes that IDEM samples at the DNR website for the specific property. This update may also include results for other lakes sampled by other entities wishing to post on this site. You will find links to IDEM's sampling results and laboratory tests as well as links to other websites such as the World Health Organization, the USGS Kansas Water Science Center, and assorted information available through other states.
This is the last blue-green algae sampling for 2015. Sampling will resume in May of 2016. IDEM began blue-green algae sampling the week of May 12th and ended the week of August 31. IDEM samples for blue-green algae and analyzes those samples for the type and quantity of blue-green algae present and for the following toxins which may be produced by certain types of blue-green algae: microcystin, cylindrospermopsin (only done if species that produce it are present) and anatoxin-a. For protection of human health from exposure to the algae and any of the toxins, Indiana will use the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline level of 100,000 cells/ml or a microcystin toxin level of 6 parts per billion (ppb) for a Recreation Advisory. Beaches will be closed if microcystin toxin reaches 20 ppb. The WHO has not set guideline values for cylindrospermopsin or anatoxin-a. Indiana will use 5 ppb of cylindrospermopsin and 80 ppb of anatoxin-a for a Recreation Advisory, consistent with the state of Ohio recommendations. Toxin results will be posted if they meet those threshold numbers. Exact cell counts and toxin levels can be found in the Test Results section of the web site. Swimming areas will stay on the High Cell Count Alert until the cell counts fall below 100,000.
The following swimming beaches will be sampled monthly unless cell counts are at 100,000 or greater, at which point sampling will be done biweekly until counts fall below 100,000.
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Citizens Water collects water samples for blue-green algae at Geist, Morse and Eagle Creek reservoirs on a weekly basis. The data collected at these lakes is collected to inform Citizens Water of the quality of the raw water for drinking water treatment purposes. These counts can be applied to recreational purposes as noted below.
ISDH cautions Hoosiers of possible high levels of blue-green algae at many of Indiana's reservoirs and lakes. Swimmers and boaters should be careful in all recreational waters during this time of the year. Precautionary measures include avoiding contact with visible algae and swallowing water while swimming. Take a bath or shower with warm, soapy water after coming in contact with water in ponds and lakes, especially before preparing or consuming food. Pets and livestock should also not be allowed to swim in or drink untreated water from these sources. Exposure to blue-green algae during recreational activities such as swimming, wading, and water-skiing may lead to rashes, skin, eye irritation, and other uncomfortable effects such as nausea, stomach aches, and tingling in fingers and toes. If you should experience any symptoms after water recreational activities, please contact your doctor.
Livestock, pets and wild animals can be poisoned by the toxins produced by some algal blooms. Small animals can ingest a toxic dose quickly. Dogs are particularly susceptible to blue-green algae poisoning because the scum can attach to their coats and be swallowed during self-cleaning. Clinical signs of blue green algae poisoning in animals include vomiting, diarrhea, decreased appetite, weakness, seizures and sudden death, especially in livestock. If you see a blue-green algae bloom in the water or where you visit, do not allow pets or livestock swim in or drink from areas where blooms are seen. If pets swim in scummy water, rinse them off with soap and water immediately to remove the toxin. Do not let them lick the algae off their fur. Direct livestock to water sources away from algal infected waters. If your animal shows any of the clinical signs listed above, contact your veterinarian immediately.


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|Release Date: November 21, 2008
|Running Time: 96 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $114,053,579.00
|Genre: Action, Adventure, Animated, Comedy
John Travolta
Susie Essman
Miley Cyrus
Mark Walton
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Summary:For super-dog Bolt, every day is filled with adventure, danger and intrigue--at least until the cameras stop rolling. When the star of a hit TV show is accidentally shipped from his Hollywood soundstage to New York City, he begins his biggest adventure yet--a cross-country journey through the real world to get back to his owner and co-star, Penny. Armed only with the delusions that all his amazing feats and powers are real and the help of two unlikely traveling companions--a jaded, abandoned housecat named Mittens and a TV-obsessed hamster named Rhino--Bolt discovers he doesn't need superpowers to be a hero.
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Birth Name: Richard Beymer
Born: 02/21/1939
Birth Place: Avoca, Iowa, USA
Born: 02/21/1939
Birth Place: Avoca, Iowa, USA
Beymer left Hollywood in 1963 to try his hand at directing experimental films and documentaries and lensing TV features. He became involved in the 60s struggles for civil rights and directed and photographed the documentary, "A Regular Bouquet" (1964), which later aired on the PBS series, "Eyes on the Prize". He didn't return to acting (with the exception of starring in his own directed and produced independent film, "Innerview" 1973) until the 1980s with the thriller, "Cross Country" (1983). Beymer also made a TV appearance on "Paper Dolls" (ABC, 1984) and in the exploitation horror film, "Silent Night Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out" (1989).
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Series Opener, Seattle – SUPPORT THE RED CROSS
Tonight starts the "Hats Off" weekend. Free cowboy hats to the first 20,000, sponsored by AT&T.
Tonight also kicks off the weekend relief efforts. Donations can be made tonight to the American Red Cross. And Infield View Level tickets are $12 with $5 of that going to the Red Cross to help with support the relief going on in the Midwest after the flooding and severe weather.
Tonight's Lineup:
DeJesus CF
Aviles SS
Teahen RF
Guillen LF
Grudzielanek 2B
Gordon 3B
Butler DH
Gload 1B
Buck C
Hochevar P
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Royals Wives Food Drive a success!
Thank you to everyone who donated food or money to the Royals Wives Food Drive last week! The campaign featured silent auctions and food collections at Kauffman Stadium and autograph sessions at Hy-Vee. A preliminary estimate on collections is $12,300 plus the food donations. Proceeds will benefit Harvesters and St. James Place. For more information on upcoming Royals events, visit the Community Calendar on royals.com.


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May 29, 2016
Dozens of Michigan soldiers are returning home this weekend.
Between 75 and 100 members of the 303rd Military Police Company based out of Jackson are coming home after nearly a year in Afghanistan.
The unit left for Afghanistan last February, the third deployment for the group since the September 11 attacks. The unit was deployed to Iraq in 2006 and Guantanamo Bay in 2002.
The public can help welcome them home. They're expected to arrive at the Army Reserve Center at 1401 West Argyle sometime between 3pm and 4pm Saturday.
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This Week in Fashion: Shotwell's 80% Off Moving Sale, Black V 2.0, Personal Hair How-To's + Martha Davis Shoe Party
1. Spring Sale at Metier (355 Sutter St.), Now, during store hours.
The Spring Sale at Metier kicked off this week with 20% off select items. I've had my eye on their Isabel Marant Jordan Jacket -- here's to crossing fingers and hoping it's on sale! P.S. Be sure to keep an eye on Metier's blog for additional markdowns.
2. 80% Off Moving & Housewares Sale at Shotwell (320 Grant Ave.), Now - Monday May 23, during store hours.
Shotwell is packing up their Union Square shop and bringing it on home to the Mission. I'm excited to scope out their new digs, but even more excited for their ginormous Moving Sale. Get up to 80% off their amazing apparel selection, and 50% off all furniture and plants.


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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Goodies in the Mail - Mother's Day Gift from Etsy Shop, Brainstorm Studio
So pretty...
Got the best package from Martha Miller's etsy shop
Brainstorm Studio in the mail last week - saved it to open on
Mother's Day and it really was a wonderful little gift to give myself.
Martha Miller and her daughter Lisbeth work together in their Maine studio.
I found them through Martha's blog (Martha Miller Art)
and I've loved her Etsy shop for quite some time...
This little art quilt (and the napkins below) had me at hello.
Four generations of women contributed to this piece.
The quilt was patched together from fabric belonging to
Martha's grandmother, her mother, herself and her daughter Lisbeth
So very appropriate for mother's day.
In fact, we ate dinner with it glowing beneath candlelight as our centerpiece
on Mother's day with three generations of women, my mom, my two daughters, and myself
as we toasted my grandmother and great grandmothers.
Admiring my beautiful new kitchen table centerpiece
my mother's day coffee was quite happy to be sitting there.
(in my favorite mug - painted by "E"
made by my sweet hubby and brought to me in bed
by two smiling and snuggly little girls -- the best way to wake up)
I did not take a photo at dinner -- I spent time with my family instead of behind the camera.
You missed out on the quilt but you can still get some of her napkins!
Check out mine above... (Garden Party Mandala Napkins)
such colorful cloth napkins an artsy rainbow!
Thank you Martha and Lisbeth (and Martha's mama and Gramma)
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
Labels: Homemade Gifts, Mother's Day
5 comments:
- Not Hannah said...
Beautiful! I love the centerpiece, especially.
- May 12, 2010 at 7:16 AM
- CHILDHOOD MAGIC said...
The centerpiece is soo beautiful!
- May 12, 2010 at 8:33 AM
- Lisa said...
what a beautiful gift to yourself!! I love it! what a sweet mother's day you had!!
have a great week
- May 12, 2010 at 11:55 AM
- jlbee said...
omg, i am loving those napkins. i ordered some simple cloth ones about a week and a half ago from kara weaves and am still awaiting them in the mail. but THESE are fabu!!! you know i'm a sucker for mandalas. great quilt, as well! happy mom's day, ml!
- May 12, 2010 at 12:20 PM
- Shawna said...
Beautiful....and so important to treat yourself to something nice!!
- May 12, 2010 at 4:01 PM
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Not surprisingly, Shimano did not make any design changes to Ultegra pedals when they upgraded the PD-6620-S SPD-SL pedal to the PD-6700s. To make changes, they'd probably have to re-vamp their entire pedal line-up. Besides, the pedal is pretty good already. The only change they made was updating the finish so it fits in with the finish on all the other components in the new Ultegra group.
As with the previous iteration, it's the same steel-spindled, aluminum bodied pedal with the composite cleat retention bar. The spring tension is adjustable. Each pedal runs on two sets of ball bearings. There is a steel plate atop the pedal so cleat rub will wear the plate without damaging the rest of the body. The pedal comes with the same SM-SH11 floating cleat (the one with the yellow wear tabs). The float is three degrees either way. Stack height is 13.7mm
The pedals come with a pair of cleats and mounting hardware.
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They're Shimano! Been using Shimano pedals for over a decade, mtn, road they all work well. I like the wider cleat on this one (which tells you how old my other pair is). Moving my old Ultegra pedals to the rain bike! Can't go wrong with these.
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I have ridden those pedals the last couple of years and they never let me down.
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Ain't Them Bodies Saints
|Release Date: August 16, 2013
|Running Time: 90 mins.
|MPAA Rating: None
|Box Office: $387,606.00
|Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Period
Rooney Mara
Casey Affleck
Ben Foster
Keith Carradine
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Summary:After a long crime spree in the 1970s, passionate young outlaws Bob Muldoon and Ruth Guthrie are caught in a shootout in the Texas hills with law officers and finally apprehended. Ruth wounds one of the lawmen and Bob takes the blame for her. Four years later, he escapes from jail and goes looking for Ruth and her daughter who was born during his imprisonment.


text: We can hardly believe that it's been six years since Woody first joined the Deschutes Brewery family. Even though Woody spends most of the year traveling across the country introducing our beers to new fans in places like Chicago and Des Moines, he always makes it back to Fremont Oktoberfest, where he poured his first beer, to celebrate his birthday. And what better way to celebrate than to crack open a few rare beers like The Abyss and Black Butte XXV and pair them with tasty treats from Theo Chocolate and birthday cake from Cake Envy! Hopefully some of you can head down there this weekend to help Woody celebrate his birthday. If not, be sure to give him a shout on Twitter (@DBWoody) or on Facebook. To see what other beers he'll be pouring and to find out what time the cake and chocolates come out, go to www.dbwoody.com.


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Phoenix Preview: Justin Lofton
Posted by: lori on Feb 24, 2011
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Justin Lofton, No. 77 Lofton Cattle Toyota Tundra
Track: Phoenix International Raceway
Event: Lucas Oil 150
When: Friday, February 25th 8:00 PM (Eastern)
Broadcast information: 7:30 PM (Eastern), SPEED
Last Time Out: Justin Lofton had an eventful run at Daytona last week. First, he had to qualify on time in order to make the 250-mile Friday night event. On Thursday, Lofton did just that and nabbed the 17th starting position. The race however, was a bit of a challenge, with Lofton and the No. 77 Lofton Cattle Toyota Tundra team falling victim to the tight racing on the 2.-5 mile superspeedway, suffering damage to their Tundra due to a lap 76 multi-truck wreck. Despite a few lingering issues, the team banded together and drove home to an 18th place finish.
Lofton at Phoenix: Born and raised in southern California, Lofton climbed the racing ladder throughout the Southwest. From late models to lower-tiered NASCAR touring series, including the K&N Pro Series West, Lofton has visited PIR many times. To date, he has logged nearly 600 miles on the 1-mile track. In 2010 in Camping World Truck Series competition, Lofton had a stellar run in front of many family members and friends that made the trip from California. He started the event last November from the seventh position and finished and impressive ninth.
Off Week Plans: The Camping World Truck Series schedule sees a break in competition next weekend, allowing Lofton time to shift his focus to the production company, Weekend Warriors TV, that he co-owns. The three-person organization will head to Lofton's home town in Brawley, California and shoot a music video for the Los Angeles-based rock band Paperback Hero.
Truck Information: Lofton will race chassis GR010 this week in Phoenix. Lofton and the No. 77 team recently tested the truck at the Walt Disney World Speedway in Orlando, Florida. Last year, teammate, champion Todd Bodine raced the machine numerous times, notching several top-fives and a visit to victory lane.
Lofton on Phoenix: "I am excited about Phoenix this week. I love racing there. I consider it my home track. It is always a lot of fun to go there because family and friends from back home can make the trip. For some of them, it is the only trip they make all year. I had a good finish for them last year and I'm really excited about our chances this week. We tested this truck during the off season and it was really fast."
Amanda Brahler
Justin Lofton Media Relations
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