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Jimmie's Jam is Saturday, starting at 5 p.m., at Singing Brakeman Park on Front Street in downtown Meridian.
It's a free event that organizers hope will be fun for the whole family and resemble Jimmie Rodgers events from the past.
"That's what we've heard from a lot of people through the last couple of years, that they liked it the way it used to be, with the compressed week or two week event," said Josh Taylor, organizer of Jimmie's Jam. "So we want to really get back to that something for everybody to come out and enjoy. The street dance in particular is something everyone used to really enjoy. "
While the event is free, organizers hope you will wait and get your food and drinks at Jimmie's Jam, as all the proceeds will help fund future events.
Another Jimmie Rodgers event comes next week, May 25 at 6:30 p.m., when Christian duo, Shane & Shane, perform at Singing Brakeman Park.
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1 (2) - Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M; 2 (33) - Johnathan Cyprien, S, Florida
International; 3 (64) - Dwayne Gratz, CB, UConn; 4 (101) - Ace Sanders, WR,
South Carolina; 5 (135) - Denard Robinson, WR, Michigan; 6 (169) - Josh Evans,
FS, Florida; 7 (208) - Jeremy Harris, CB, New Mexico State; 7 (210) -
Demetrius McCray, CB, Appalachian State
Top Picks Analysis: New general manger David Caldwell made the prudent
decision to take the sure thing early in Joeckel. Even though Gus Bradley is a
a defensive-minded coach, Joeckel was too good to pass up at No. 2 overall
because the Jags went into the process with just one proven tackle on their
roster in Eugene Monroe. Joeckel will step in on Day 1 as the right tackle and
sure things up so Jacksonville can concentrate on other areas. In the second
round Bradley was given a big piece for the back end in the heavy-hitting
Cyprien, while Gratz fills an immediate need at corner and could push for a
starting job.
Best Value Pick: Sanders is only 5-foot-7 but he could turn into am impact
slot receiver and return guy. It remains to be seen if he can hold up for 16
games, though.
Questionable Calls: Robinson, a quarterback for most of his time at Michigan,
seems like a redundant pick. Obviously, he is terribly athletic but at the
best case scenario at the NFL level projects him as a guy who will give you
what Sanders was drafted for.
Summary: Joeckel, Cyprien and Gratz will all be penciled in as starters while
Sanders should add some juice to the return game and provide the slot threat
to complement Cecil Shorts and Justin Blackmon. It's all about the quarterback
in Jacksonville, though, and the only competition Caldwell brought in for
embattled incumbents Blaine Gabbert and Chad Henne was undrafted read-option
threat Matt Scott of Arizona and Aaron Rodgers' far less talented brother,
Jordan Rodgers of Vandy.
Undrafted rookie free agent signings: Georgia Tech DT T.J. Barnes; Cincinnati
LB Maalik Bomar; Delaware CB Marcus Burley; Rutgers OT R.J. Dill; Ole Miss DT
Uriah Grant; Nevada LB Jeremiah Green; Western Michigan DE Paul Hazel; Georgia
DT Abry Jones; Southern Oregon WR Cole McKenzie; Arizona State WR Jamal Miles;
Massachusetts G Stephane Milhim; San Jose State TE Ryan Otten; N.C. State WR
Tobias Palmer; Florida State FB Lonnie Pryor; Nebraska TE Kyler Reed; Virginia
OLB LaRoy Reynolds; Vanderbilt QB Jordan Rodgers; Arizona QB Matt Scott; Texas
A&M Steven Terrell; Alabama LS Carson Tinker; Murray State OT Roderick Tomlin;
Vanderbilt CB Trey Wilson; Illinois State LB Mike Zimmer
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Mickey welcomed us on top of a hugeeee fountain! NICE!
Look at the vibrant colours! So appealing to the kids! Even I was awed by the amazing display!
Next up is the Jungle river Cruise!
We were all having so much fun! Frantically controlling the direction and speed of our cup!
Lilo and Stitch, Little Mermaid!
As it was nearing Dinnertime, we headed to Plaza Inn restaurant!
Cornsoup, Braised Tofu, Cuttlefish, Shrimps and Brocoli and Golden Mushroom and Lettuce! They were delicious!
So colourful!
A wide variety of Disney Products for the entire family!
Day 2 started with Breakfast at Enchanted Garden over at Disneyland Hotel!
This place is amazing, let the pictures prove themselves!
The ultra-cute waffles and pancakes in the shape of Mickey! Madlove!
We headed to Disneyland for the 2nd time to complete the rides we haven yesterday! Teehee!
Starting off with the Cinderella Carousel, it was such a pretty sight with all the beautifully built horses and carriages.
The rides in Disneyland are specially for families so my parents had fun too!.......
One of the other rides we all took together was The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh!
Zonia and I, she loved the ride too!
Daddy was enjoying his favourite fried chicken! With gloves! HK style! (:
A few pictures taken on the streets of Mong Kok!
Mr Softee bus!
My whole family had so much fun in Disneyland I bet they would share with their friends who plan to visit with their children. I definitely would! After all, who could resist Mickey show as well as the gorgeous Princesses in their gowns! Click here for more information on Disneyland's tickets and reservations!
There are so many more places that we visited the next few days such as Macau's Ruins of St Paul Church, Ngong Ping 360, Avenue of Stars and even took the train to Shenzhen! Omg, I can't wait to share Nu Ren Jie and Temple Street! Argyle Centre - the shopping paradise for girls of ALL AGES!
In Hong Kong, there are so many places of interest and definitely a shopping paradise!
Here's a few links you might want to visit after seeing my HKDL post!
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Hong Kong Disneyland Hollywood Hotel
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FAIRFAX, Va. (WUSA9) -- Fairfax County Police are investigating a fatal crash on Popes Head Road on Wednesday.
Thirty-two-year-old Richard Walker of Fairfax Woods Way was speeding when he hit a tree on Popes Head Road near Fairfax County Parkway at 1:52 p.m., officials said.
Police say he was speeding as he approached a curve and ran off the road.
Walker was pronounced dead at the hospital shortly after 2:30 p.m., officials said.
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He is a 57 year old hunter getting ready for next years archery hunt. He was using a fleece and a hooded painters suit. He is from southern cal
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2013 spyder turbo, 70lbs black out and 2013 pse omen max 60# stormy hardwoods green
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I thought of doing the same thing with a cow hide as I have seen big bulls walk right past cows. I think I could handle being called " cow boy"
Herd bout it on radio this morning. Sounds like a good way to get shot to me!
I saw this on MSN and was wondering how long it would take to show up on EF.
I think his first name is Billy.
All I can say is WOW!
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
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Kind of strange but funny.
thats pretty weird and can be dangerous if that was going on during hunting season but i can see the theory behind it but idk if i would try it lol


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The odds say it's practically impossible, so what's a perfect NCAA March Madness bracket worth? To billionaire business tycoon Warren Buffett, it's worth $1 billion.
Forget your office pool and start brushing up on America's top men's college basketball teams, because the contest is open to anyone.
Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway, has teamed up with Dan Gilbert, the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Quicken Loans, to offer the bracket incentive. If there's a winner – and that's a big "if" – Buffett says it will be paid out in 25 annual installments of about $25 million.
"While there is no simple path to success, it sure doesn't get much easier than filling out a bracket onlie," Buffett said in a news release. "To quote a commercial from one of my companies, I'd dare say it's so easy to enter that even a caveman can do it."
If your bracket gets busted but is still "near perfect," you might be eligible for one of 20 runner up prizes of $100,000 each, but those prizes have to be used toward buying or remodeling a home.
Organizers say more details on how to enter will be released closer to the start of the NCAA tournament, which tips off with Selection Sunday on March 16.
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NBA team owner faces blowback for racist remarks against Blacks
Newscast Media LOS ANGELES—While owner of LA Clippers Donald Sterling is still
reeling from the blowback he has faced since TMZ released a tape of him on a racist
rant, the National Association of Advancement of Colored People, announced today
that it has withdrawn the Lifetime Achievement Award it planned to give Sterling at
its May 15, banquet.
"He is not receiving a lifetime achievement award from the NAACP," Lorraine Miller,
NAACP interim vice president, told NBC's Meet the Press.
The controversy revolves around a tape in which the angry 82-year-old Sterling is
ranting about his young twenty-something girlfriend Stiviano, who is half Mexican,
half Black, associating with Black people.
It also angered Sterling that Stiviano took pictures with Magic Johnson and posted
them on Instagram. Stiviano said she saw someone she admired and took a picture
with him and posted it on Instagram, even though her boyfriend forbade her of
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ROCKVILLE, Md. (WUSA9) -- Friends and family released balloons at Rockville High School, in memory of Michelle Miller.
Her father spoke at the makeshift memorial service for the slain 17-year-old senior, "Life's never going to be the same for me. My life's torn apart."
Police believe Staff Sgt. Adam Ardnt, a military recruiter, shot Miller in the head before killing himself at his Germantown home Sunday night. Her father says she went over because Ardnt seemed suicidal. Police still have not released a motive.
Her grandmother wants the honors student and star athlete, who had dreamed of helping troubled vets, to have a full military funeral with honors.
"I think she's a hero because she gave her life trying to save someone else's," Alice Miller said.


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What's better than pizza and good grades? Getting free pizza for your good grades! The Greenville House of Pizza in Greenville, NH, instituted the High School Students Report Card Challenge, which rewards students for their academic achievements. An A on your report card will get you a free slice, and if you score straight As, you get a whole large pie plus a 2-liter beverage on the house!
Plus, every afternoon until 5 p.m. this pizza joint hosts the "Study Hall Special." If you're doing homework, a slice only costs 35 cents (and if the owner thinks you've done the assignment exceptionally well, he'll give you a complimentary root beer float. Sweet deal!)
Sounds like a recipe for a great semester.
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Video: Teacher with half-naked Twitter pics put on leave
AURORA - Cherry Creek School District put a teacher on administrative leave on Tuesday after 9Wants To Know discovered a Twitter page containing half-naked photos of her and a claim of possessing marijuana on school grounds.
9Wants to Know started asking questions about the CarlyCrunkBear (@crunk_bear) Twitter account after getting a tip from a viewer Monday.
Carly McKinney, a 23-year-old math teacher at Overland High School, admitted to 9NEWS that she created the account with a friend.
The Twitter page included provocative photos along with many posts about using drugs.
One post said "Naked. Wet. Stoned." Another indicated the poster was high while grading papers. An additional post even talks about having marijuana on school property saying, "Watching a drug bust go down in the parking lot. It's funny cuz I have weed in my car in the staff parking lot."
The Twitter account also included posts about working as a teacher, apparently posted during the school day. "Instead of being productive, I've been on Twitter..." the poster professes. A post that seems to be about a student says, "Just got called Ms. McCutie. Points for being clever, however you are still jailbait."
McKinney and a friend told 9Wants to Know by phone the Twitter account was meant to be a parody. McKinney says she was unaware of some of the posts her friend was making, and the teacher claims she never had drugs on campus.
The school district says employees are trained about social media use. They are given a rule of thumb: Don't put anything on the internet that you wouldn't put on your classroom chalkboard. At the same time, teachers also have first amendment rights to free speech, especially when it comes to personal social media sites.
The CarlyCrunkBear Twitter account was pulled from public view shortly after 9Wants to Know contacted McKinney. While she answered some preliminary questions on the phone, she declined an on camera interview.
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No, voxel count + polygon count affects performance. In Zbrush, you are only worried about polygon count. If you want to compare apples to apples, don't add the voxel overhead, compare teh two when using only polygons. The mesh shown is only a proxy of the underlying levelset surface. The SDK allows you to export this array to your rendering software so you can render the levelset directly. Zero polygons.
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So using voxels will always be vastly less efficient vs regular polygonal methods in terms of overall geometry achievable on current hardware?
Like my suggestion of an option to remove the polygonal skin from the voxel room and work directly on the levelset (as i understand it there are several alternative methods of smoothing a voxel volume that don't use a polygonal skin), would this be more resource friendly and allow us to work at an additional subdivision level than is currently possible?
This is exactly the stuff i am trying to find out, i realise voxels have many advantages but if we won't be able to get much finer control over surface details at some point i think it's important to know this in advance so people don't get their hopes up too much. If voxels will be limited to mid-high frequency details, with the final touches being done in Paint room or another application then i can live with that, i just want to know one way or the other what's going to be possible in near future with the voxel room.
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Brace yourself folks, today's DAILY SHAG is a big one.
After almost a two year break in the Korean music industry, Kim Hyun Joong has finally made his comeback. The beginning of July marked a series of image teasers that created much anticipation for the release of his album 'Round 3.'
The first teaser photo he released revealed his toned muscular body and charismatic tattoos which definitely sparked conversation amongst fans.As he released more images, fans worldwide continued to get excited and you'll definitely see why below.
Kim Hyun Joong's attractive looks weren't the only thing drawing fans in to his new album. For his long awaited return, he reunited with only the best of the best. Steven Lee composed the promotional single Your Story featuring Dok2 and Unbreakable featuring Jay Park, while renowned choreographers Lyle Beniga and Keone Madrid designed routines. He also worked with directors Hong Won Ki and Jo Soo Hyun, the director behind the music videos for Psy.
The pre-release of Unbreakable featuring Jay Park last week now has over 110,000 views.
'Round 3' is now available online and has topped the iTunes charts for the dance category in Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Macao, and the US. While we wait for the album to be released in stores next Monday July 29, don't forget to watch the MV teaser for Your Story.


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What is Title V and the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Block Grant?
Title V of the Social Security Act of 1935 established the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Services Block Grant. It is designed to assist states in their efforts to improve the health of mothers and children. In Wyoming, The Title V MCH Block Grant is administered through the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Unit, within the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). It supports programs that help mothers give birth to healthy babies and promotes access to medical and dental care for children as they grow and develop.
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Saturday lineup and a visit from Ali and Gretzky
Muhammad Ali and Wayne Gretzky were on hand last night as the Royals hosted the Dodgers at Surprise Stadium. The "Greatest of All Time" and the "Great One" were joined by a pair of MVP third sackers, George Brett and Joe Torre, for this picture. Very cool! Special thanks to former Chiefs kicker Nick Lowery, who helped coordinate Ali's visit.
Today, the Royals have their second and final extended bus ride of the spring as they play the Diamondbacks in Tucson.
The game can be heard on Gameday Audio (subscription required).
Here's your Saturday lineup:
Mitch Maier – CF
Mark Teahen – 2B
David DeJesus – LF
Billy Butler – 1B
Alex Gordon – 3B
Brayan Pena – C
Ross Gload – RF
Luis Hernandez – SS
Gil Meche – RHP
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Dayton, OH (Sports Network) - Kevin Foster erupted for 33 points as he helped
lead the Santa Clara Broncos to an 81-69 win over the Wright State Raiders
in the semifinals of the College Basketball Invitational at the Nutter Center.
Foster, who shot 6-of-12 behind the 3-point line, now has 414 triples in his
career, moving him into the top-five in NCAA history. Also scoring in double
figures for the Broncos (24-11) was Evan Roquemore with 16 points.
The Raiders (23-13) were paced by AJ Pacher with 17 points and eight rebounds,
followed by Jerran Young and Miles Dixon with 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Wright State shot 55.6 percent from the floor in the first half, scoring 20 of
36 points in the paint, as it claimed a narrow two-point advantage at the
break. The Raiders were able to move out to the slim lead even though they
shot just 1-of-6 behind the 3-point line in the period.
In the second half WSU again shot the ball well from the field at 52.4
percent, but Santa Clara was slightly better at 53.1 percent and also
connected on 5-of-13 on the perimeter in order to pull off the win.
In a game that featured five ties and seven lead changes, the Raiders were
limited to only four offensive rebounds and turned the ball over 15 times,
compared to just six miscues for the Broncos.
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City, Country: Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Billabong and Green Day have been working on a Design Coop which will release the new special limited edition, Green Day Mass Hysteria boardshort for 2010.
"We enjoy working on creative projects and this coop has been a lot of fun," says Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day.
A gray and black color palette of bold plaid with Green Day's signature logo overlaid fit the image of the band perfectly, tying the rock & roll attitude championed by Green Day and the loose functional fashion of the surf culture.
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Look for the 'American Idiot' cast recording to be available today in Germany on European iTunes!


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Tech at Night: Google, National Security Agency
Good evening. We're now off to a good start with this new Monday-Wednesday-Friday column, because this time I'm getting it published before midnight on both coasts. So let's get right to it. The two big stories I'm seeing are that Google's Street View spying troubles are coming home to the US, and the NSA is apparently expanding its mission to protect US communications from foreign | Read More »


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Always causes a sensation on the dance floor when Mr. D cuts in. Fine creative work, Elle!
Elle, this is indeed most delightful. Wonderful rich concept and visuals, perfectly wrapped into your ever so appreciated unique style!! Luv'it!
Thank you Geoffrey and KunstFabrik!
Unbelievably cool! I admire your work so!
This is really cool, well done!
dance me till the end of time .... ;)
Freakingly cool!
thank you all so much! your comments mean a lot :-)
I love it, it looks painterly.
Thank you Geoffrey and KunstFabrik!
very interesting! and morbid 8)
Unique & amazing! Brilliant series, Elle!
Wow!Awesome elle.
brilliant work!
Very interesting stuff
Very cool, Elle!
very special, tells a whole story, amazing piece!
That's a beaut'. Good work
very cool!
thank you all so much!
fantastic work!
Amazing work as always, elle!
such wonderful work
Love your work, Elle.... so creative and distinct.
Amazing! Love all the serie!
elle I am always completely mesmerized by everything you do. this is completely amazing!
Haunting and dream-like. Well done.
great job
thank you all so much!
Such a great series!
It's fantastic Elle!!
wow, great job! †
thank you all!!!
Wow. i love this a LOT!
I love it !
haunting and beautiful!
I love it, great concept
I love the sense of motion, but how the girl still looks lethargic and almost dejected... like she's given up.
super mega super!!
Nice and smooth, I love that :)
Amazing piece Elle.
This is lovely, I love the feeling of this. Definitely following! :D
pretty spooky!
Creative and spooky!
Oh ya, love it
Oh ya, love it
the best!! love it
Just got this in the mail today. Love it!
This is so fantastic - i love it!
Skulliciously wonderful!!! Bravo!!!
Haunting, beautiful!
Love the movement!!
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I was so excited about my veggie garden this year. We carved out a whole new area in the backyard and I was so optimistic about reaping a bountiful harvest. Sadly, I had a real problem with squirrels… they carried away all but one of my eight cucumber plants, all but two of my eggplants and dug up half my seeds. On the bright side, my two plants that I got at the President's Choice Lawn & Garden event–a zucchini and a sweet pepper–are doing amazing and I have some hot peppers, onions, tomatillos, beets and bush beans that will hopefully yield at least a couple of vegetables.
But then I went to my sister's place the other night and her balcony garden is doing amazing! She has green tomatoes already and her plants are all big and bushy. My garden is quite stunted by comparison. I'm thinking maybe I need more nutrients in the soil. Needless to say, I was a little envious of her success. But I still hold out hope that my plants, however stunted, will give me a late harvest. Last year I was still picking tomatillos and tomatoes in November! Fingers are crossed.


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|180 Tour returns to Holyoke
Doors open at 6:30, concert begins at 7 p.m. at Holyoke High School
Next Wednesday, Jan. 12, the 180 Tour will begin at Holyoke High School. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert by VOTA (formerly Casting Pearls) and featured guest speaker Mike Smith.
The 180 Tour, with Casting Pearls, was last in Holyoke in 2006. While the theme is still to encourage students to do a 180 turn from just existing to living a purposeful life, this year's tour will offer new music and speakers.
The tour will be traveling throughout the nation for several months, presenting assemblies at high schools and evening events. The aim is to inspire those in attendance with a universal message that although the future resides in tomorrow, who they are today is what matters most. Within that character today, grows an inspiration to go after their hopes and dreams with hard work and perseverance.
Lyrics by VOTA and the motivational speaking by Mike Smith focus on the fact that little decisions made today will have ripple effects on the school, community and world.
Tickets are on presale now, and are available by calling Rick Cleaver at 970-520-3315 or Jerry Brandt at 970-854-3398 or 970-854-3378.
For more information on the 180 Tour, visit www.180tour.com.
VOTA is a modern rock trio made up of Bryan Olesen, Case Maranville and Scott Rutz. From Nebraska, the band started to build up their local fan base in the early 2000s, among teen youth groups, college students and club goers.
"Rock," their 2002 independent EP, marked the beginning of tireless touring and a massive growth in popularity. A more recent self-titled CD is comprised of 10 songs that range, as Olesen puts it, "from some really rockin' songs to those with more of an accoustic flair."
VOTA's bottom line goal, they say, is to connect with its audience at the deepest spiritual level. Their song lyrics have been inspired by personal experience and touch on the joys, challenges and growth one can experience.
Mike Smith
Speaking in Holyoke for the 180 Tour, Smith will be returning to a rural area he is already familiar with. Smith graduated from Chase County High School in Imperial, Neb. in 2001.
Since graduating, Smith has worked for schools, churches, camps, international relief organizations and nonprofits. He has dedicated countless hours to serving others, especially youth.
In Lincoln, Neb., he founded Bay198, a nonprofit indoor skate park. Bay198 seeks to mentor and empower local youth and create a space where skaters of all ages can develop their own skills and cultivate an atmosphere for growth, love and community.
Smith has a passion to challenge students to look at their current choices in life and evaluate if those choices will lead them to a positive or negative outcome. He knows firsthand how bad choices can lead to a poor and destructive life. He uses stories of his and his friends' lives growing up to contrast choices made and the consequences later in life.


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We just migrated to zimbra, but several outlook users have received messages like this while using the outlook connector.
Everything seems to work, and the messages don't seem to repeat. What does this mean exactly? Is the connector unable to read certain messages? How can I determine which message and why? Would the message still be available in the web interface?Quote:
Local Failures were detected. No action is required.
This e-mail was generated for technical support purposes.
Sync Type: Initial Sync
Sync Token (before request): no sync token
Sync Token (most current): 9651
Store: Zimbra - <user's name>
Computer Name: <computer name>
Version: 5.0.2817.11
Error IDs:
id (6741) type(message) message(failed to synchronize this item)
Apparently you can prevent messages by adding a registry key, but I would assume the message indicates an issue I should be aware of, but doesn't explain it very well.


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Telecom firms have together put in bids of around Rs 42,000 crore on the first day of 2G spectrum auctions.
This has brought respite for the government, struggling to fund its fiscal deficit, as the estimated collection on the first day has exceeded its target of Rs 40,874.50 crore from auctions and other charges, of which Rs 11,300 crore is expected in the current financial year. A government release said that the auctions went on for seven rounds on the first day with the top 12 circles, including Delhi and Mumbai, witnessing participation from eight telecom players.
The auctions are being held for all 22 circles for 900 MHz band in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata circles and for 1,800 MHz band in the rest. Delhi and Mumbai are witnessing huge activity, primarily due to Vodafone and Airtel competing to fetch 900 MHz band in these two circles.
Currently, Airtel doesnt have the band in Mumbai. Vodafone, too, needs additional spectrum in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. Eight telecom firms, including Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance Jio Infocomm, are in the fray, and are bidding for about 385 MHz of radiowaves in the 1800 MHz band and 46 MHz in the 900 MHz band.
The auction started, as planned, after the Supreme Court yesterday refused to interfere with the order of the telecom tribunal dismissing the pleas of Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Loop and Idea for a stay on the spectrum auction and extension of their licences by another 10 years. The government is conducting the third round of spectrum auction for the 1800 MHz band following a Supreme Court order in the 2G case directing that all radiowaves freed from the cancellation of 122 licences in February 2012 should be auctioned. The 900 MHz has to be auctioned as some of the radiowaves in this band are held under old telecom licences, which will start expiring from November 2014. This includes, Vodafone and Airtel licences for telecom circles in Mumbai and Kolkata.
The government failed to generate interest from telecom companies in its earlier attempts in November 2012, which lasted for two days, and in March last year that lasted for just a day. The government collected Rs 9,407 crore of bids in November 2012. In March 2013, when CDMA airwaves were auctioned, the government collected just Rs 3,600 crore.


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Posted by: lori on Nov 01, 2010
Tagged in: Sherwin Williams , Germain Racing , GEICO Racing , GEICO
Talladega, AL (October 30, 2010) – After announcing in August that he would be embarking on a full-time schedule in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in 2011, Papis arrived in Talladega poised to pick up where he left off in Daytona in February.
Daytona found 'Mad' Max leading his first ever NASCAR laps before Nelson Piquet, Jr., ended the hopes of the #9 GEICO Toyota Tundra in a late race crash. Undaunted, Papis emerged from the truck with a smile on his face almost as if he was announcing that he had arrived.
The last time Papis saw racing action was August 18th in Bristol when he piloted the #9 GEICO Tundra in the O'Reilly 200.
A well-rested Papis took to Talladega Superspeedway for the opening practice on Friday appearing as though he had not missed a beat. He immediately shot to the top of the charts, finding the #9 GEICO Tundra first fastest for a large portion of the two-hour session. He ultimately ended up 10th on the chart and headed into qualifying with great hopes.
While practice had proved fruitful for Papis and the GEICO team, qualifying provided a slight setback, as Papis' lap time of 54.030 seconds was only good enough for the 20th starting position. When he climbed from the #9 GEICO Tundra after his qualifying run, Papis showed little emotion and instead immediately shifted his attention to Saturday's race.
Saturday found the feisty Italian approaching the Mountain Dew 250 fueled by Fred's with a businessman's demeanor. Prior to climbing into the GEICO Tundra during pre-race, Papis said to the Germain Racing team members, "We are here for just one reason." He must have believed his own words because after starting 20th, Papis had jumped to 10th in just the opening lap. By Lap 8, he was running 7th and settling comfortably into the front pack of cars.
The event's first caution flag of the day was displayed on Lap 23 when Justin Lofton and Jeffery Earnhardt found themselves tangled up in a crash. Papis brought the #9 GEICO Tundra to the attention of the Germain Racing pit crew on Lap 26 and they provided him with four fresh Goodyear tires and a full tank of Sunoco racing fuel. Although Papis came down pit road in the 11th position, the Germain Racing pit crew sent the GEICO Tundra back out onto the racing surface in the 8th position, gaining three spots during the yellow flag visit.
After restarting 8th on Lap 33, Papis quickly jumped to 7th and looked to make calculated moves to reach the front of the field. Lap 37 found Papis getting a bit sideways thanks to the efforts of a fellow competitor. He did a masterful job of keeping the truck straight and continued his Top 10 run.
Few things are spookier than racing at Talladega on Halloween weekend, but what would happen next could very well raise the bar.
On Lap 59, Papis was ordered to prepare for a scheduled green flag pit stop, as there had not been a caution flag since Lap 23. Little did anyone know that a lap later Papis would be the reason for the event's next caution. On Lap 60, Craig Goess, Jr., the driver of the #46 truck, made a left hand turn into Papis' #9 GEICO Toyota Tundra, sending him into the inside retaining wall. Goess failed to look to his left prior to diving onto pit road, which ultimately caused significant damage to Papis' truck and relegated him to a 27th place finish.
A frustrated Papis emerged unscathed from his GEICO Tundra, but he measured his words before speaking to anyone within earshot.
"It's so frustrating and I just don't understand it because I was looking right at him, he was right next to me," Papis said while visibly guarding his tongue. "We had a shot at winning this thing, we had the #9 GEICO Tundra running up front all day, so to have something like this happen is certainly disappointing. But, we had a great day and everyone knew the GEICO team was here and they know that Max is back."
Papis and the GEICO team will next travel to the Lone Star state for next week's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.
Papis and the #9 GEICO Toyota Tundra will hit the 1.5-mile quad-oval of Texas Motor Speedway for the opening practice session at 1:30 PM (EDT) on Thursday, November 4th. Qualifying will follow at 8:10 PM (EDT).
The WinStar World Casino 350K NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race is on Friday, November 5th. The race will be televised live on SPEED beginning at 8:30 PM (EDT), while the Motor Racing Network (MRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.geicogarage.com
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense officials say the head of U.S. European Command has been cleared of misconduct after a lengthy Pentagon investigation into travel and spending questions that derailed his chances last year of becoming the Navy's top officer.
Officials say a Pentagon inspector general's report alleges that Navy Adm. James Stavridis failed to exercise enough oversight of his staff and made record-keeping and reimbursement mistakes, including trips he took that included family members. Stavridis is also the top NATO commander.
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus reviewed the report and concluded that Stavridis did not misuse his office or use his position for personal gain. Mabus attributes most of the 10 allegations to accounting errors that Stavridis corrected.
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May 09
Posted by: lori on May 09, 2011
Tagged in: Sherwin Williams , NASCAR Sprint Cup Series , Lincoln Welders , Germain Racing , GEICO Racing , GEICO , Casey Mears , Bootie Barker
Darlington, SC (May 7, 2011) – Mother's Day weekend is special to everyone, but for Casey Mears it means a bit more this year. Aside from having a three year old daughter, Mears' wife Trisha is nearly nine-months pregnant with their first son. While Mears spent the better part of Saturday night beating and banging with his fellow competitors on the racetrack, Trisha spent her evening at the racetrack in the couples' motorhome battling the kicks of the forthcoming Mears.
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series took to the track 'Too Tough To Tame' on Friday for its opening practice session. Mears was looking sporty in his #13 GEICO Toyota Camry and rested 26th on the speed charts at its conclusion. Unfortunately, the final practice would be rained out, forcing the GEICO team to head into qualifying with a bit of uncertainty.
When qualifying got underway on Friday evening, Mears calmed the nerves of his GEICO team when he calmly paced the Lady In Black in just 27.879 seconds, at a rate of speed of 176.391 miles per hour. His effort placed him 32nd on the starting grid for Saturday night's Showtime Southern 500.
A packed house and clear skies saw the field get underway when the green flag was displayed on a cool Saturday evening. Starting 32nd, Mears and the #13 GEICO Camry quickly jumped to the 30th position by the close of the event's second lap. When the evening's first caution flag was displayed on Lap 5, Mears radioed to crew chief, Bootie Barker: "The car is so tight." Along with providing Mears with four tires and fuel, the Germain Racing pit crew made the necessary adjustments to free the car up when Mears brought the #13 GEICO Camry down pit road under caution.
Mears' visit to pit road proved fruitful and the #13 GEICO Camry began strategically navigating its way through the field. After reaching the 9th position on Lap 38, Mears eventually found himself as the leader, putting the Gecko at the front of the field for the second time this season.
As the Sprint Cup Series field continued to circuit the 1.366-mile oval, Mears would once again begin to battle his racecar. On Lap 133, Mears radioed to Barker: "It's terrible, I can't go. I can't do anything because I'm too loose." When the caution flag was displayed on Lap 230 for a Brian Vickers/David Ragan crash, Mears took the opportunity to bring his #13 GEICO Camry to the attention of the Germain Racing pit crew. After furnishing him with four fresh Goodyear tires, a full tank of Sunoco racing fuel and much needed adjustments, the GEICO crew returned Mears to the racing surface in the 28th position.
Mears quickly moved the #13 GEICO Camry forward and landed back in the Top 25 on Lap 247. Mears remained in hot pursuit of the field and for a series of laps he nipped at the bumper of Juan Pablo Montoya before the Columbian driver fell victim to the Gecko and surrendered the 24th position on Lap 279.
As the #13 GEICO Camry continued notching positions on the racetrack, Mears' voice grew silent on the team's radio frequency. Mears's progress continued until NASCAR placed the field under caution when Mark Martin scraped the wall on Lap 280.
Sitting inside the Top 20, Mears' night would take a challenging turn on the Lap 285 restart. As the field went back under green with just 82 laps to go, cars began to bunch up giving Mears no other option but to check up, consequently causing David Reutimann to make contact with the rear of Mears' #13 GEICO Camry. The result was significant rear end damage to Mears' machine, forcing him down pit road under green flag conditions on Lap 287 to repair the affected sheet metal and attempt to restore the racecar's stability.
With just 80 laps remaining, Mears would spend the balance of his evening fighting to keep the car under control, but turned respectable lap times nevertheless. His efforts would be rewarded when the checkered flag was displayed, as he was able to salvage a 30th place finish despite the heavy damage to the #13 GEICO Camry. Mears finished just ahead of Clint Bowyer, Jeff Burton and Brian Vickers and was able to solidify the #13 GEICO Camry in the Owner Point standings, jumping the team to 34th.
"Man, we had a nice run going, so it's a little tough to take a 30th place finish," Mears said after the race. "The good thing is that we were able to work hard and run up front tonight. Crashes happen in racing, so while it's frustrating, it doesn't take away from how well we did. We were right there and we were definitely going to get a good finish for GEICO and the Germain Racing team. We're doing all of the right things and we're getting better each week, so I know we'll continue moving forward and making it happen." He added, "It's great to see Regan (Smith) win because he, as well as the whole Furniture Row team, are good people. It's also encouraging to see a single car team win a race. Those guys were sitting where we are sitting now about six years ago, so to see them make it to Victory Lane is very encouraging. We will be there."
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The FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race is on Sunday, May 15th, and it will be televised live on FOX beginning at 1:00 PM (EDT). The Motor Racing Network (MRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
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Wimbledon, England (Sports Network) - Former runner-up Tomas Berdych and
former U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro were among those restoring
order on the men's side Thursday at Wimbledon.
Just one day after the men's and women's draws were ravaged by upsets and
injuries, the seventh-seeded Berdych and eighth-seeded del Potro managed to
post second-round wins at the world's most prestigious tennis event.
The Czech Berdych, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2010, handled German
Daniel Brands 7-6 (8-6), 6-4, 6-2, while the 6-foot-6 Argentine del Potro
dismissed former American and now Canadian Jesse Levine 6-2, 7-6 (9-7), 6-3 on
the famed grass at the All England Club.
Berdych has failed to get past the fourth round here since reaching the final
in 2010, including an opening-round loss last year. The 2009 U.S. Open winner
del Potro has never reached a Wimbledon quarterfinal, but was an Olympic
bronze medal winner on the grass here at the All England Club last summer.
Wednesday's carnage included losses by seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger
Federer and two-time semifinalist Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and an injury withdrawal
by 10th seed Marin Cilic.
Meanwhile, 23rd-seeded Italian Andreas Seppi was leading Michael Llodra 7-5
after one set when the quality left-handed Frenchman retired on Thursday and
27th-seeded South African Kevin Anderson took care of Poland's Michal
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Promising Aussie Bernard Tomic advanced by getting past former top-10 American
James Blake 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.
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Video: Brush Fires Tie Up I-270 Traffic
BETHESDA (WUSA) --A series of brush fires along I-270, 495, Old Georgetown Road, Rockledge Boulevard, and the 5500 block of Tuckerman Lane in Montgomery County, Md., resulted in major traffic delays on I-270 northbound on Tuesday afternoon.
The delays from the fires extended past the Outer Loop's Exit 33, and three lanes of northbound I-270 were blocked near Md. Rt. 187.
Investigators are still trying to figure out what caused eight separate blazes along about a mile of the shoulder of the I-270 spur. One theory: that a vehicle might have had sparks shooting out of it's exhaust as it drove the route... or that someone threw a cigarette out of their car and the "Venturi" wind from trucks blasting by, spread the blaze up the highway.
Montgomery Fire Rescue Service Chief Richard Bowers says the underbrush is pretty dry, and it doesn't take much to set it ablaze.


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Big Cats Facts
- The cheetah is the world's fastest land mammal. It can run at speeds of up to 70 miles an hour (113 kilometers an hour).
- An adult lion's roar can be heard up to five miles (eight kilometers) away.
- Long, muscular hind legs enable snow leopards to leap seven times their own body length in a single bound.
- A tiger's stripes are like fingerprints—no two animals have the same pattern.
- The strongest climber among the big cats, a leopard can carry prey twice its weight up a tree.
- The Amur leopard is one of the most endangered animals in the world.
- In one stride, a cheetah can cover 23 to 26 feet (7 to 8 meters).
- The name "jaguar" comes from a Native American word meaning "he who kills with one leap."
- In the wild, lions live for an average of 12 years and up to 16 years. They live up to 25 years in captivity.
- The mountain lion and the cheetah share an ancestor.
- Cheetahs do not roar, as the other big cats do. Instead, they purr.
- Tigers are excellent swimmers and do not avoid water.
- A female Amur leopard gives birth to one to four cubs in each litter.
- Fossil records from two million years ago show evidence of jaguars.
- Lions are the only cats that live in groups, called prides. Every female within the pride is usually related.
- The leopard is the most widespread of all big cats.
- Mountain lions are strong jumpers, thanks to muscular hind legs that are longer than their front legs.
- Tigers have been hunted for their skin, bones, and other body parts, used in traditional Chinese medicine.
- Unlike other cats, lions have a tuft of hair at the end of their tails.
- After humans, mountain lions have the largest range of any mammal in the Western Hemisphere.
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Because this is absolutely ridicilous.
When is TTG going to learn and actually implement some proper graphics and animations into their games?
While this style of graphics is too cartoony and doesn't fit the L&O genre at all but I wouldn't mind that so much if Telltale would just take the graphics aspect somewhat seriously.
Look at Jurassic Park: Good characters, good story. But the graphics look like they were, and they probably were, done by amateurs who never attended a graphic design class in their lives.
My 5-year old niece could have done a better job in that department. The character animations as a whole, body language, movement, lip synch and
facial expressions of emotions is completely unrealistic and it is actually done so poorly that it makes it impossible to get immersed into the game world. BTTF was the same, no effort whatsoever put into animations and thus, no entertainment value.
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Three HHS students participated in this year's State Solo and Ensemble contest in Fort Morgan on Saturday, March 7. Performing for a judge, each solo or ensemble is critiqued and given a rating.
Sarah Heermann sang "Quella fiamma," a solo in Italian. She received a perfect score and a superior I+ rating.
Earning herself an excellent rating, Jordan Zeiler sang the solo "Pie Jesu." She also teamed up with Sianna Gomez on "The Clouds" in the vocal duet competition. They received an excellent rating.
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Used it not only for belaying, but for ice climbing as well (over my climbing shell) on a specially cold day. It held up great even though it was snowing, and had no problems rappelling with it over rock and tree branches. Not a scratch, looks like new. It's definitely a hardy jacket, absolutely love it. Would be even better if it had a hood.
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i bought the 2007 sub zero jacket in a small, i'm 5'3 118 pounds. the length is right at the waist which is fine unless you have a long torso or until you raise your arms, i had to keep pulling it down. and the sleeves are ENORMOUS. way too big for anyone who would order a small jacket...there are no people on the planet with arms that big that would order a small jacket. on the other hand....super warm, if the waist stays down. very unflattering fit. i just returned it for this years model shown above (2009), does anyone know if the fit has been streamlined at all? are the arms still huge and the waist too short?
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Jenny. The Sub Zero Jacket has been around for 12+ years now and it has been patterned and fit the same since the beginning. I hear you on the fit... but, for many for a long time it has fit just fine. If you are looking for a more flattering fit in a down coat I would consider the women's Phantom Jacket from Mountain Hardwear or perhaps the DownTown Jacket... also from Hardwear. Hopefully, with one of those jackets you find a fit that... fits! Also, if you are looking for a longer jacket, anything that says 'Parka' in our line is an inch to two inches longer in length which may help to solve your waist staying down issue. Hope this helps!
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Many details and logistics go in to each day of Spring Training. Take today, for instance – the Royals have a home game at 2:05 Central (listen on royals.com) and a road game at 8:05 Central (listen on 610 Sports). The clubhouse team will have the jerseys and equipment ready for both games. Let's take a look at one of the many behind-the-scenes details, a spring bus trip.
Starting pitcher Luke Hochevar loads his bag onto the bus.
Catching prospects Manny Pina and Salvador Perez were ready for the trip to Glendale.
Mike Moustakas had his glove and hat in hand and his stirrups up high.
Here's a look at the nearly-full bus, which is almost ready to depart. The team is in uniform as they'll be taking the field for warmups and batting practice shortly upon arrival at Camelback Ranch.
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HANCOCK, MI - Considered by many Finnish music experts as "one of the most important fiddlers of our time," Finnish fiddler Arto Järvelä will travel to Michigan's Upper Peninsula this summer thanks to a grant from Suomi Seura (Finland Society).
Järvelä, an instructor of traditional fiddle at the prestigious Sibelius Academy of Helsinki, Finland, is traveling to Hancock to instruct classes at the Copper Country's first-ever Finnish Folk Music Camp, July 12 to 14, at Camp Lahti on Lake Superior's Rabbit Bay, Lake Linden.
The Music Camp is conducted by the Finlandia University Finnish American Heritage Center and the university's Finnish Council in America.
One of the Finland's most talented folk musicians, Arto Järvelä is a fourth-generation descendent of the famous Järvelä family of fiddlers, from the well known folk music area near Kaustinen, Finland. He completed a master's degree at the Sibelius Academy Folk Music Division in 1994.
Järvelä has represented Finnish traditional music in 37 countries and performed with dozens of well-known Finnish folk music ensembles. He was a founding member of JPP, a celebrated folk music ensemble of Finland. He has composed more than 80 tunes, recorded three solo CDs, and appeared on dozens of other music CDs. In addition to fiddle, Järvelä plays nyckelharpa (Swedish keyed fiddle), mandolin, octave mandolin, kantele, jouhikko (ancient Finnish bowed lyre), pump harmonium, and string bass.
Registration for the Finnish Folk Music Camp is $125 per person for classes and $125 per person for room and board. If payment is received before June 15, an early-bird rate of $100 for each applies. Music camp attendees can lodge in dormitories for men or women, and space is provided for tent camping and campers (with electric hook ups). For more information, call 906-487-7505 or visit www.finlandia.edu/musiccamp.
The Music Camp occurs at what can be considered an exceptionally Finnish time in Michigan's Copper Country. During the same week in July, the Copper Country will host the U.S. premiere of the recently-commissioned Finnish American opera, "Rockland," several Finnish-related concerts, public lectures and discussions are scheduled, and the annual Aura Jamboree music festival is July 15 and 16.
One very special Music Camp class, taught by James Lohmann of Covington, is a workshop to build a five-string kantele,. All materials for creating the instrument are provided, and anyone, regardless of carpentry skill, can build one easily. The kantele-making class requires an additional fee.
Joining Arto Järvelä as instructors at this July's Finnish Folk Music Camp are many Upper Peninsula and Midwest folk musicians, all experts in Finnish-American music.
Oren Tikkanen (guitar, mandolin, banjo, bass guitar), Calumet, is something of a legend among Finnish American musicians. He is very active in the Upper Michigan music scene, and plays with the Pasi Cats, Will Kilpela and Friends, the Thimbleberry Band, the Uptown Swingsters, Les Ross, Sr. and Friends, and other groups.
Randy Seppala (bones and percussion), Covington, carries on the bone playing tradition of the late Johnny Perona of Calumet. Randy has led workshops at many festivals and events throughout the region. He plays Finnish music with Wil Kilpela and Friends, Les Ross Sr. and the Finnish American All Stars, and the Finn Woods Ramblers, among others.
Tanja Stanaway (guitar, accordion, voice), Ishpeming, is an active recording artist originally from Finland. She has been involved with Finnish-North American culture since her arrival in the U.S. in 1972. Tanya has released five music CDs and is working on a sixth CD. She has performed at several Finn Fests, and at many other festivals and events.
Kay Seppala (kantele), Chassell, was a founding member of the Minnesota kantele ensemble, Koivun Kaikuu. A third-generation Finnish-American, Kay has led numerous kantele classes and workshops in the Upper Peninsula. She is also director of the children's Finnish American folk dance group, the Kivajat Dancers, which performs throughout the western Upper Peninsula.
Three members of the well-known U.P. folk and traditional musical group White Water will also instruct classes at the Music Camp: Bette Premo (violin, kantele), Amasa, and Laurel Premo (violin) and Michael Beauchamp (mandolin, guitar), both of Kalamazoo. Bette Premo has been involved with Finnish folk music and dance since moving to the Upper Peninsula in 1985. White Water performs many concerts each year and the group has released eight music CDs.
Two Music Camp faculty members hail from outside Michigan.
Carl Rahkonen (violin, bass, kantele), is a second generation Finnish American who works as a music librarian and professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He earned his Ph.D. in Folklore and Ethnomusicology, writing his dissertation on "The Kantele Traditions of Finland." Carl has been named 2011 Lecturer of the Year by the national Finlandia Foundation, and is lecturing around the country on Finnish American music.
Folksinger and storyteller Arne Salli (guitar, voice), Wausau, Wisc., is the son of Finnish immigrants who settled and farmed in northern Wisconsin. An expert performer of Finnish-American songs, for many years, Arne performs often for various groups and at festivals.
For more information or to register for the Finnish Folk Music Camp, visit www.finlandia.edu/musiccamp or call 906-487-7505.


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Norovirus identified as cause of outbreak that has East Marion reeling
Published: Thursday, October 10, 2013 at 10:03 a.m.
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LYNNE — Battle-weary Principal Rusty Corley is concerned that a norovirus outbreak is far from over at East Marion Elementary School.
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Here are the numbers of East Marion Elementary School absentees, including those students who were sent home, during norovirus outbreak.
Oct. 3: 149
Oct. 4: 280
Monday: 210
Tuesday: 232
Wednesday: 215
Thursday: 192
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Though the number of absent students has plummeted from 280 on Oct. 4 to 192 on Thursday, he is now seeing an alarming trend.
"Some of the children who were sick over the weekend are coming down with it again," Corley said.
He said there has also been a surge of students who are getting sick at school, nearly double the number on Wednesday when compared to Monday.
Corley, who himself had the bug last weekend, is optimistic the number of sick students will continue trending downward after this weekend.
"We are hanging in there," said Corley, who on Thursday was answering phones at the Ocala National Forest school.
This weekend the school district will use teams of custodians to clean all surfaces and again use fogger-type decontamination devices, running them through the air conditioner vents.
For the first time, Corley said, district officials will also clean the carpets as another precaution for the bug that is spread through contact and not through the air.
Corley said the biggest issue right now is that parents are sending sick children to school.
As expected, norovirus was officially identified Wednesday as the enteric infection that caused the outbreak.
Norovirus, which is commonly linked to cruise ship outbreaks, was originally suspected when many student were sent home sick on Oct. 3.
Corley said he called in the Florida Department of Health in Marion County, formerly the Marion County Health Department, once the number children who were physically ill at school topped 20.
The following morning, which was last Friday, 280 students — nearly 40 percent of the school — were absent or were sent home due to the illness.
On Tuesday, the number of students who were absent or sent home sick was 232. On Thursday, the number was 192 — the lowest since Oct. 3, the day 149 students were absent and sent home.
Health officials said residents should be aware of the symptoms of the illness, and take precautions to prevent contracting it.
The virus is very contagious and can be transmitted person to person, as well as through contaminated water, food or surfaces, according to agency spokesman Craig Ackerman's press release.
"This is the time of year when norovirus often spreads around our communities," said Amy Reilly, who supervises communicable disease prevention programs at the local health department. "Frequent hand-washing, especially before preparing food and after using the toilet or changing a child's diaper, is the most effective means of preventing the spread of norovirus and other communicable diseases."
She also said: "Other important preventive measures include practicing proper food handling and preparation methods and disinfecting surfaces."
Officials also note symptoms of norovirus may include: nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and stomach cramping. Some people may also have a low-grade fever, chills, muscle aches, headache, and an overall rundown feeling.
For most people, the symptoms only last for 24 to 48 hours.
Since there is no treatment for norovirus, "it is recommended that infected persons get plenty of rest and consume extra liquids to avoid dehydration," the release said.
To avoid spreading the norovirus, people with symptoms should stay home and wait at least 24 hours after the last symptom before going back to school or work.
In addition, people who are infected with norovirus should not prepare food for others, especially people at child care, schools, food service, or health care facilities while they have symptoms.
"The only way we are going to stop this outbreak ... is through a community effort," Reilly said. "We need to work together to keep kids and staff home until long after symptoms have stopped.
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Exclusive Signature Collection Above Ground Pool Liners
The Swirl Bottom Overlap Liner
This liner is economically priced and carries a 20 year warranty backed by GLI. This liner is made from 100% Virgin Vinyl and contains highest grade UV inhibitors for maximum weather ability and resistance to sunlight, bacteria, fungus, chemicals and cold crack.
Our Signature Collection Above Ground overlap Liners will fit most 48", 52", or 54" pool. And installation is as easy as 1, 2, 3. After your have your pool floor complete and your wall assembled, place your liner into the pool, drape the excess over the wall, place your coping strips over the liner to secure it to your wall, and then just place your top seat to finish the process.
Made from durable virgin vinyl.
Tough, long-lasting 1/2" lap seams.
Perma-sealed with state of the art equipment.
Fits most 48", 52", 54" pools
Contains only the highest grade UV inhibitors for maximum weather ability. Resistance to sunlight, bacteria, fungus, chemicals, and cold crack.
This product normally ships in 1 business day
This item will ship by FedEx Ground
20 Year Manufacturer Warranty
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