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Chocolate Zucchini Cake
From the kitchen of Grama Burnett
Cream together:
½ cup butter, softened
½ cup vegetable oil
1 ¾ cups sugar (use part brown if you like)
Add and mix in:
2 eggs
2 tsp. vanilla extract
½ cup sour milk* or sour cream
Sift together and add:
2 ½ cups all-purpose flour
¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
1 tsp. salt
Beat until mixture is smooth and stir in:
2 cups shredded zucchini
Preheat oven to 350 degrees, grease and flour a 9x13 inch pan.
Pour batter into pan and sprinkle with 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips (use mini-chips).
You may sprinkle with some chopped walnuts or pecans too.
Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
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Tennis' Olympic Omen has struck and the upsets have begun in typical style.
Andy Murray became the first high-profile victim falling in the first round to unheralded Yen-Hsun Lu of Chinese Taipei 7-6, 6-4. I can think of one baller who won't be sad to see Andy get booted: Novak Djokovic. The Serb, who's lost his last two matches to the Brit baller, was in Andy's half of the draw.
This loss, however, could be a mixed blessing for the Cincinnati champ. Andy now has time to prepare for the year's last major where he'll be a favorite to take home his first Grand Slam.
Svetlana Kuznetsova's season continues to stall. The Russian baller was also dumped out of Beijing's first round losing to homegirl Li Na 7-6 (5), 6-4 hitting 6 winners to 46 errors - ugly. This loss isn't as shocking as Andy's since Na's beaten her before in big matches (Wimbledon '06), but this loss won't help Sveta's already lagging confidence.
Unlike Andy's situation, I don't think the extra time off will help Sveta since it'll give her time to think - something she does too much on the court already.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
"Olympic Omen" begins taking its toll, Andy + Sveta first to go down
Labels: 2008 Olympics, Andy Murray, Svetlana Kuznetsova, tennis
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Unexpected loss for Andy! But on the plus side he can get back here to NY where there's some oxygen and get ready for USO!ReplyDelete
yeah he should do well with the extra rest and prep - 4th fave for sureReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 11, 2008 at 3:46 PM
Hope he goes out early at the Open.ReplyDelete
Svetlana, my Svetlana...whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?ReplyDelete
i know t - she just can't seem to keep it together consistently.ReplyDelete
the bigger the match the harder she falls. she's the mauresmo of her generation i think.
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For those that gave up on the Cyclones in the Game thread...
Last edited by LindenCy; 01-18-2012 at 10:27 PM.
"That's what I do. I drink, and I know things." - Tyrion Lannister
"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
Thank you Scotty... You freakin THUG!!!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
You have problems. Good win. We needed this.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Originally Posted by jdoggivjc
For those that gave up on the Cyclones in the Game thread...
We didn't really deserve to win the game. We got lucky at the end.
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
Originally Posted by Clones21
You have problems. Good win. We needed this.
Says the quitter.
The artist formerly known as SouthernHawk
I agree completely. Some of us gave up way too early on this game. Not even close to what a team still trying to gel and find their identity needs.
Cyclones | Vikings | Royals | Red Wings
Man, I hope this is the game you can point to where we "learned to win". I really think our team had been learning to win, but hopefully this can get that monkey off our back.
It's a W - no matter what that's what it is! Way to go Scotty! 3-2 in the B12 and staying towards the top of the standings. Learn from it, celebrate it, and get the next one!
Originally Posted by SplitIdentity
Says the quitter.
I like to get myself down so my high is awesome like it is right now! So **** off! Wooo! Go clones!!!!!! We needed that win.
An ugly win is still a win.
Originally Posted by Clones21
You have problems. Good win. We needed this.
Originally Posted by Clones21
You have problems. Good win. We needed this.
Oh the irony...
clones21... didn't you say you were a hawk fan now?
you need to go to hawkeyenation.com
R.I.P "Gibbons" 4/3/2012
R.I.P RollsRoyce 4/12/2012
Can we change Scotty's nickname to White Mamba?
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It didn't take long for me to become smitten with Deb Perelman's established cooking blog, Smitten Kitchen. It started with the mushroom bourguignon. It was delicious and we had enough leftovers for three nights! And then came the most heart-warming and (dare I say it?) quick recipe for chicken noodle soup, followed by the best and simplest brownies. In October 2012 Perelman expanded her online franchise with "The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook," which was published by Knopf and debuted at No. 2 on The New York Times's best-seller list for hardcover advice and miscellaneous, remaining in the Top 5 ever since. So this winter I excitedly scooped up my copy and am eager to dive in. Maybe it's because I can relate to her (we both love to cook in our cramped quarters: small New York City kitchens that actually look incredibly similar), or maybe it's just because her recipes are at once practical and tasty, easy to follow, and all things I actually want to make (time and again). There are 105 recipes in the book (85 percent original, in that they've never appeared on her blog), and over 300 mesmerizing photos (she takes all the beautiful, artistic pictures herself). As a bonus, Perelman is an excellent writer and storyteller, making her cookbook all that much more delicious to devour.
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I'm testing ZCS4.0 rc1 on RHEL4 (build 272) which is shaping up very nicely! However, I am having trouble manually adding a shared calendar.
If I share a calendar and send the share notify email and click 'accept' in zimbra web client, the calendar adds fine.
However, I want to 'manually' add a shared calendar, and can't figure out what belongs in the 'path' field (right click on calendars and select 'link to shared calendar').
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I upgraded ZCS 3 times from 5.016 to 5.018 to 6.0.0 to 6.0.2.
Every time I re-installed the outlook connector, I tried to just install directly the new version (without uninstalling the previous one). And every time this did not work.
I re-tested it today, when upgrading from 6.0.0 to 6.0.2 (server and connector). The pb appens again today.
To make it working, I had to uninstall connector 6.0.2, re-install 6.0.0 (but it did not work anymore)... remove the connector, re-install 6.0.0 (it works) uninstall it again, and install connector 6.0.2. and then it works.
Sorry for not beeing more specific on outlook errors, but in some cases, a window just poped up telling the plugging cannot be used and outlook must be started without the pluggin; in other cases outlook started, but was not able to display any message content...
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NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - Katherine Russell and her parents live in the kind of neighborhood that has a bike path to the beach and where the lawns are neat and the dogs stay politely tucked behind electric force fields. Carved out of a tall pine forest, Coriander Lane has room for only seven oversized houses.
In the wake of this week's bombing and manhunt in Boston, neighbors here are wondering how Russell, 24, a surgeon's daughter, could have gotten mixed up with a terrorism suspect.
Soon after police identified the deceased bombing suspect as Tamerlan Tsarnaev, news reports surfaced that Russell not only was married to the 26-year-old Tsarnaev, whom she'd met in college, but that she had converted to Islam and that the couple had a 3-year-old daughter.
Russell's family late Friday issued a statement that read, "Our daughter has lost her husband today, the father of her child."
It continued, "We cannot begin to comprehend how this horrible tragedy occurred. In the aftermath of the Patriot's Day horror, we know that we never really knew Tamerlan Tsarnaev. ... Our hearts are sickened by the knowledge of the horror he has inflicted." The family asked for privacy.
By Saturday, neighbors in this hushed upscale suburb south of Providence were still trying to process the incredible revelation, reluctant to believe their neighborhood's connection to the worst act of terror on U.S. soil in more than a decade.
"It's unbelievable," said neighbor Pamela King, who stood in the doorway of her home and bent down every so often to gently block a black cat from escaping out the front door. King said she was out of town all week, following news accounts of the Boston Marathon bombing and manhunt from afar. A friend on Saturday warned her, "Be prepared when you get back to your neighborhood."
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's mother- and father-in-law say they now realize they never really knew him. Katherine Russell's parents issued a statement from their Rhode Island home after her husband's death.
King, who has lived on the block 3½ years, said Katherine Russell's younger sister, Anna, once babysat for her but that she had never met the older sister or her husband. She said she never saw a young mother outside with a baby - with or without a stroller. King recalled seeing a moving van up the street more than a year ago, but said she couldn't be sure whether it had marked Katherine's arrival.
Karen Mather, her next-door neighbor, said she sees Russell's parents waving as she walks or drives by but that "they were really not here a lot" in recent years.
King said she's "outside all the time" and had no idea Katherine and her baby lived a few doors away.
Early Saturday afternoon, a reporter approached the Russell home's open garage door as two young women climbed into a car. One of the women yelled, "Are you kidding? Get off our property!"
A few moments later, a late-model Volvo with Massachusetts plates pulled out of the driveway and disappeared down the street, the passenger covered in blankets.
A few hours later, Judith Russell, Katherine's mother, appeared briefly. Asked by a reporter if her daughter was all right, she said, "Yeah, you know, in a sense."
Katherine's father, Providence surgeon Russell Warren, refused to answer several questions yelled at him simultaneously, referring all questions to the family's attorney, who did not immediately return a call for comment.
King said she hopes the young widow can shed more light on the bombing.
"If she has any information that can help, I think she definitely needs to come forward," she said.


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The reactors are likely to remain inoperative while Japan's central and local governments assess which (if any) of them can be restarted, leaving the country to make up for a 30-percent loss in power generation.(Related: "Energy-Short Japan Eyes Renewable Future, Savings Now")Rising electricity prices and limited supply threaten to hamper the recovery for manufacturers. So it makes sense that Solar Techno Park, the first solar-power research facility focusing on multiple technologies in Japan, is operated not by the government but by a unit of the Tokyo-based JFE, the world's fifth-largest steelmaker. Given the energy-intensive nature of steel production, reliable power will be key to the future of Japan's steel industry. The facility, which opened in October last year, is developing advanced technology in solar light and thermal power generation that it aims to apply both in Japan and overseas.Located along the industrial coast of the port city of Yokohama, the Solar Techno Park aims to achieve a combined output capacity of 40 to 60 kilowatts this spring. The facility's most notable apparatus is the HyperHelios (seen here), a photovoltaic system consisting of rows of heliostats with mirrors that follow the sun and a receiving tower. Two types of solar thermal power systems are also being developed at the park.--Yvonne ChangThis story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge. Photograph by Sankei via Getty Images Zeroing In on Solar Power Efficiency The 87 heliostats of the Solar Techno Park's HyperHelios system are designed to track the movement of the sun and then concentrate the collected sunlight on a receiver installed atop a 20-meter (65-foot) tower. This tower-type Concentrating Photovoltaic (CPV) power system produces twice the generation efficiency of conventional silicon panels, thanks to its unique arrangement of heliostats mounted with about 800 circular mirrors, along with a lens-like receiver that directly generates electricity from solar cells installed right behind the lens. The receiver, which can become extremely hot from the concentrated sunlight, is cooled by a circulating water system that applies technology JFE has developed for its steel business. 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Holy moley the windows script is fast!!! It's virtually instantaneous!
p.s. I hope you've noticed your 'honourable contributer' award whcih is the least we could do. Thank you so much for writing this script, grumbling hive!
If you ever want to write your own city creator with proper L-system streets etc, I'd be delighted to help (with everything except the programming!).


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Hello there, I'm wondering if I could get some help figuring out whether Zimbra is the right solution for me/my company. We are a non profit startup looking to provide web services to other non profit charities. One idea we had for fundraising was to allow users to have custom email addresses @ whatever their local charity is. I am looking for a web based email client that would allow users to sign up for mail boxes @animalshelter.org (for example) but also allow them to check other email addresses via pop3/imap in the same web based client. Gmail just released this ability, I think. In short, we want the end users to be able to check all their emails in one place: a web based portal on our site.
I looked at the flash demos and went through the hosted demo but I'm still a little unclear - is Zimbra what I want? If so, can we use the open source edition for free? Or will we need to purchase the paid version? If Zimbra is NOT what we want, then could someone kindly point me in the right direction?
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Palace of the Dukes and States of Burgundy
Place de la Libération F - 21000 Dijon
The place de la Libération, in front of the palace, is the former royal square designed by Mansart in the 17C. The remains of Charles the Bold's Ducal Palace have been integrated into a group of classical style buildings. The palace is now the Town H..
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So as to optimise the presentation of its collections, the Dijon Musée des Beaux-Arts is undergoing extensive renovations until 2019. Its exhibition spaces now cover 5 200m2 and its aim is to bring out historical links between the places and works ov..
Ducal Palace Quarter
Rue Rameau F - 21000 Dijon
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3 rue du Nord F - 21000 Dijon
This 18th-century coaching hotel is located in a peaceful street in the historical centre of Dijon. It offers a modern and elegant setting and free Wi-Fi access. Hotel République features rooms decorated with warm colours to offer a cosy atmosphere...
Aparthotel Adagio access Dijon République
33 Rue De Mulhouse F - 21000 DIJON
A 10 minute walk from the city center, the Adagio Access Dijon République is the ideal starting point for discovering the ancient capital of the Great Dukes. Accessible by tram, the aparthotel is located close to the convention center and Auditorium...
Le Chambellan
92 rue Vannerie F - 21000 Dijon
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Hotel Le Chambellan is housed in a 17th-century building in Dijon city centre. Its location is ideal for visiting churches and museums, of which there are 7 within a 15-minute walk. The heated guest rooms at Le Chambellan are all equipped with a fla..
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Situated in the heart of Burgundy, the Cote d'Or is worthy of its name, the Golden Ridge. The autumn vineyards are rich with a myriad of colors. Today you will journey through the vineyards of the Cote de Nuits wine district, traveling through the..
Situated in the heart of Burgundy, the Cote d'Or is worthy of its name, the Golden Ridge. The autumn vineyards are rich with a myriad of colors. Today you will journey through the vineyards of the Cote de Nuits wine district, traveling through the..
Restaurants Dijon
Stéphane Derbord
10 place Wilson F - 21000 Dijon
In this elegant, contemporary, flower-decked restaurant, Stéphane Derbord animatedly revisits regional market sourced cuisine. His dishes blend finesse and precision, enhanced by a fine wine cellar (some old and renowned vintages).
Le Château Bourgogne
22 boulevard de la Marne F - 21000 Dijon
By way of a reception area there is a corridor in the form of a wine library - this establishment leaves you in no doubt that you are in Burgundy! Inside the restaurant, the design is elegant and perfectly suited to business meals. Food-wise, there i..
12 rue Odebert F - 21000 Dijon
You can trust David Zuddas to satisfy your culinary desires - or 'envies'. In his restaurant, which has a trendy canteen feel, the chef gives free reign to his love for his vocation and fine ingredients. The scallops and oysters in a Thai lemongrass ..
William Frachot
5 rue Michelet F - 21000 Dijon
The contemporary decor draws inspiration from nature, such as plants and minerals, and even incorporates tree trunks. It is an ideal setting to enjoy cuisine that also allies itself with the elements, made by an inspired and globetrotting chef.
Loiseau des Ducs
3 rue Vauban F - 21000 Dijon
Close to the ducal palace, this latest addition to the Loiseau Group restaurants is housed in the 16C Hôtel de Talmay. The elegant setting combines fine old stonework with contemporary touches. Likewise the food, prepared by a well-trained young chef..
La Maison des Cariatides
28 rue Chaudronnerie F - 21000 Dijon
The contemporary loft-style decor of this restaurant provides an appealing contrast to its location in an attractive house (1603) situated in the antiques quarter. The fresh, elegant and modern cuisine is accompanied by a selection of reasonably pric..
15 rue Amiral-Roussin F - 21000 Dijon
After notching up experience in some fine establishments, Japanese chef So Takahashi works alone in the kitchen, and his partner, Rié, is front of house. He uses ingredients that are bought directly at the neighbouring market to concoct French cuisin..


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Most films for cinema are not in 16:9 format. If I shot a movie in 16:9 format in Ultra HD, would there be any technical issue with getting it played in theatres?
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Since 1964, CHOC Children's has been steadfastly committed to providing the highest quality medical care to children. Affiliated with the University of California, Irvine, our regional pediatric healthcare network includes a state-of-the-art 279-bed main hospital facility in the City of Orange, and a hospital-within-a-hospital in Mission Viejo. CHOC also offers many primary and specialty care clinics, more than 100 additional programs and services, a pediatric residency program, and four centers of excellence – The CHOC Children's Heart, Neuroscience, Orthopaedic and Hyundai Cancer Institutes.
Our mission is straightforward: To nurture, advance and protect the health and well being of children. That's why at CHOC Children's Hospital in Orange and CHOC Children's at Mission Hospital, we are dedicated to working cooperatively—assisting and enriching existing services as well as developing programs to benefit the families of Orange County. Over two million children across four counties count on CHOC to be here when they need us most—regardless of their family's ability to pay.
Since 1964, CHOC Children's has nurtured, advanced and protected the health and well-being of children through innovative care and state-of-the-art facilities. What started as a 62-bed children's hospital – the first in Orange County – has grown into a pediatric health care system serving multiple counties. CHOC's rapid growth in size and community impact should be of no surprise, given its leadership and steadfast commitment to defining the future of pediatric medicine.
Proud of its rich past, CHOC's focus is on the future. And because of this, children's futures are brighter than ever. From Walt Disney to the new Bill Holmes Tower, see how CHOC has changed over the years.
CHOC is proud to offer four centers of medical excellence: the Heart Institute, Hyundai Cancer Institute, Neuroscience Institute and Orthopaedic Institute. Our fifth institute—the CHOC Children's Research Institute—enables our patients and their families to have access to the latest pediatric clinical trials and comprehensive treatment options available, including some of the newest medical technology.
An exciting new era in pediatric care has begun.
CHOC Children's and University of California, Irvine have a strategic affiliation, working together to create a world-class pediatrics center that integrates high-quality, comprehensive patient care; leading-edge research; and exemplary teaching programs.
CHOC provides inpatient and outpatient pediatric specialty care to patients, while UC Irvine Medical Center continues to provide pediatric emergency services, burn care, trauma services requiring immediate surgery, neonatal intensive care, newborn nursery care, and child and adolescent psychiatry.
Bringing advanced treatment to the bedside
CHOC and UC Irvine have a history of collaborating on research that brings advanced treatment to patients, including the National Children's Study, which is the largest and most comprehensive long-term study of environmental effects on child health and development. Through the formal affiliation, additional grants have been awarded to both institutions, and CHOC researchers have access to valuable University resources, like the Beckman Laser Institute, in an effort to bring breakthrough therapies and cures to pediatric patients.
Training the next generation of physicians
Committed to training the next generation of pediatric experts, CHOC and UC Irvine have integrated their pediatric residency and fellowship programs. Currently, UC Irvine medical students conduct their clinical clerkship rotation at CHOC, providing them with increased access to a greater number of pediatric cases and enhancing their overall training and education.
While both CHOC and UC Irvine remain separate institutions, the strategic affiliation will transform the delivery of pediatric care in Orange County and beyond.


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The future of London-based BGT losers Loveable Rogues in the music business has generated hot debate on Twitter.
The trio lost out on victory in the hit ITV1 show to Pudsey the trick dog.
Pop opera duo Jonathan and Charlotte from Ilford in London also pipped them.
But the cheeky threesome should not split up just yet, judging by what is said on micro-blogging site.
Aston Villa goalkeeper Shay Given wrote: "Can't believe Loveable Rogues didn't win BGT, they will have a big future I think."
The Only Way is Essex star Kirk Norcross also supplied his own personal endorsement.
The band have added a personal message on Twitter: "BIG thank you to @GotTalent @SimonCowell @Amanda_Holden @AleshaOfficial @davidwalliams plus the stage and production crew! Great Experience!"
"Every single person that voted for us... we truly appreciate it! Thank you so much! <3"


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By Jim Finkle and Siddharth Cavale
BOSTON (Reuters) – Target Corp said hackers might have stolen data from some 40 million credit and debit cards of shoppers who visited its stores during the first three weeks of the holiday season in the second-largest such breach reported by a U.S. retailer.
In terms of the speed at which the hackers were able to access large numbers of credit cards, the data theft was unprecedented. It took place in the 19 days from the day before Thanksgiving to Sunday, in the heart of the crucial Christmas holiday sales season.
Target, the No. 3 U.S. retailer, said on Thursday that it was working with federal law enforcement and outside experts to prevent similar attacks in the future. It did not disclose how its systems were compromised.
Experts said the incident could not have come at a worse time for Target, which is working to woo sales away from rivals in the last week of the holiday shopping season. Complaints from customers began to surface on social media as they learned of it early Thursday morning.
"Most of these attacks are just a cost of doing business," said Mark Rasch, a former U.S. cyber crimes prosecutor. "But an attack that's targeted against a major retailer during the peak of the Christmas season is much more than that because it undermines confidence."
The largest breach against a retailer, uncovered in 2007 at TJX Cos Inc, led to the theft of data from more than 90 million credit cards over about 18 months.
Since then, companies have gotten far more adept at identifying intruders. But criminals have responded by developing more-powerful attack strategies, spending months on reconnaissance to launch highly sophisticated schemes with the goal of extracting as much data as they can in the shortest period of time.
Investigators believe that hackers compromised software installed on point-of-sales terminals that customers use to swipe magnetic strips on cards when paying for merchandise at Target stores, according to a person familiar with the investigation but not authorized to discuss the matter.
The company's shares were down 1.9 percent at $62.32 on the New York Stock Exchange, while the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index fell 0.2 percent.
Target warned customers in an alert on its website that the criminals had stolen names, payment card numbers, expiration dates and security codes.
The company had identified the breach on Sunday and had begun responding to it the same day, spokeswoman Molly Snyder said.
Krebs on Security, a closely watched security industry blog that broke the news on Wednesday, said the breach involved nearly all of Target's 1,797 stores in the United States.
It is not yet clear how the attackers were able to compromise point-of-sales terminals at so many Target stores. "It is very clear it is a sophisticated crime," Snyder said.
The U.S. Secret Service is working on the investigation, according to an agency spokeswoman. A Federal Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman declined to comment.
Unhappy customers began to weigh in early on Thursday, posting complaints on Target's Facebook page.
"Thank you Target for nearly costing me and my wife our identities, we will never shop or purchase anything in your store again," said one posting.
"Shop at Target, become a target," remarked another. "Gee, thanks."
JPMorgan Chase & Co, one of the biggest U.S. credit card issuers, said it was monitoring the accounts involved for suspicious activity and urged customers to contact the bank if they noticed any.
MasterCard and Visa officials had declined to comment late on Wednesday, after news of the breach surfaced. An American Express spokeswoman said the company was aware of the incident and was putting fraud controls in place.
Identity theft tips include:
- Check your credit card and debit card accounts regularly. Monitor your accounts to look for suspicious activity, such as charges you don't remember making. If you find any errors, immediately notify your credit or debit card provider.
- Place an initial fraud alert on your credit report. Contact one of the three major credit reporting agencies — Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion — to place an initial fraud alert, which will stay on your credit report for 90 days. The alert is free of charge and will make it more difficult for someone to open credit in your name.
- Consider placing a security freeze on your credit report. A security freeze essentially puts a lock on your credit so that most third parties can't access your report. This will help protect you from unauthorized accounts being opened in your name. Contact each credit reporting agency to place or to learn more about a security freeze.
- Check your credit report at www.annualcreditreport.com. You are entitled to one free credit report per year from each of the three major credit reporting agencies. You can pull all three at once, or you can stagger pulling your reports throughout the year.
(Reporting by Jim Finkle and Siddharth Cavale. Additional reporting by David Henry; Editing by Kirti Pandey, Rodney Joyce and Lisa Von Ahn)


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I hate to say it but most of us are still trying to figure out the same thing. Creating your own home-made DEM from scratch in a raster program just isn't too easily done.
I'm trying to find a decent way to make custom DEM's for my city. The reason is that I want to turn it into a 3d town. But I've found the terraforming in the terrain software isn't very accurate so I was trying to do a DEM in photoshop. If you have any suggestions or can point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it.
I hate to say it but most of us are still trying to figure out the same thing. Creating your own home-made DEM from scratch in a raster program just isn't too easily done.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
If you're on a PC, your best free option is Wilbur. Leveller is probably the best terrain painting app out there(again, PC), but it runs about $200. FT Pro will run you about $40. Not quite as good with the hf-editing tools, but the texturing tools are good. That last is the product of the same guy who brought us Wilbur. I have some threads here on creating hfs with photoshop as well. Maybe I'll hunt 'em down and put them in my sig.
EDIT: There you go!
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Astrographer - My blog.
-How to Fit a Map to a Globe
-Regina, Jewel of the Spinward Main(uvmapping to apply icosahedral projection worldmaps to 3d globes)
-Building a Ridge Heightmap in PS
-Faking Morphological Dilate and Contract with PS
-Editing Noise Into Terrain the Burpwallow Way
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Five Strategies Successful Companies Use to Get the Job Done
A lack vision or a strategic plan isn't the trouble at many companies. Rather, it's that they can't move from idea to reality. Successful companies move from strategy to execution by using what management consultant Richard Lepsinger calls "Five Bridges."


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Exhibition dates: February 17 -–March 21
This solo exhibit of fictional portraits consists of large-scale charcoal drawings on paper. The drawings celebrate the simplicity of black charcoal and the beauty of charcoal markings as they are layered, blended, rubbed, brushed, erased and further manipulated by the imagination to portray expressions and thoughts. Scale is an important factor in Perini's work, with some drawings in this show measuring up to seven feet tall. The intent is for the viewer to be absorbed and engulfed by the whole work of art, as he or she decides if the layers of imagery are part of a story or just abstract musings. An artist all of his life, Perini was born in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up among the great museums of the city, which he visited often from an early age. His first educational art experience was at age eight, attending the Saturday art classes at the Brooklyn Museum. Inspired onward, he never looked back. He is currently a professional illustrator.
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McLEAN, Va. - A powerful winter storm swept in from the Midwest on Wednesday, pounding parts of Virginia with heavy snow but slipping through the nation's capital with a calling card of little more than wet streets from a rain-snow mix.
The threat of the storm was enough to shut down federal offices, close D.C.-area schools for hundreds of thousands of kids and snarl sections of the nation's air traffic for a third day.
The threat turned real in parts of Virginia that saw more than a foot of snow and some 170,000 utility customers without power. But the National Weather Service canceled its winter storm warning for Washington, saying only 1 or 2 inches of snow were likely before the storm passes Wednesday night.
Hours earlier, 5 to 10 inches had been forecast. Air temperatures remained a bit too warm to support the snow, weather service spokesman Chris Vaccaro said.
"Inside the Beltway, the snow drought continues," Vaccaro said. "We have had no significant snowfall since 2011. Snow lovers will have to wait."
Vaccaro said a storm from the Midwest swept through 16 states over three days before joining up with a new weather system off the Virginia coast. High winds added to the havoc -- and the possibility of power outages.
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell declared a state of emergency, saying more than 170,000 utility customers were without power. Dominion Virginia Power, which serves about 2.4 million customers in Virginia and North Carolina, had almost 120,000 Virginia customers without power at the storm's peak.
Charlottesville, two hours outside Washington, was hit hard -- the University of Virginia shut down for the day. At Chris Cuthbert's 36-acre farm, more than a foot of snow was on the ground by mid-afternoon, and power was on and off. He, his wife Jebb and their six horses, three dogs and two cats rode out the storm at home.
"The horses actually got rowdy in the snow, but they settled down," said Cuthbert, 54, a retired engineer and semi-retired nurse. "I think we will be able to get out tomorrow, but definitely not today. That's fine. I live for this stuff."
More than 1,900 flights were canceled Wednesday, raising to almost 4,100 the number of flights that have been scratched across much of the nation since the storm began its eastward march, the tracker FlightStats reported.
At Washington Reagan National Airport, the cavernous main terminal was nearly empty Wednesday. Airlines began notifying passengers of mass cancellations long before the bad weather arrived, yet a few anxious passengers showed up anyway hoping for better news.
Joe Swiderski and Daniel Linary, 20-year-old sophomores at Broward College in Florida, just wrapped up a three-day tour of Washington. Their 10:30 a.m. flight to Fort Lauderdale was canceled, and they were rebooked on an 8 p.m. flight.
"We have a long wait, I guess,'' Swiderski said. "We were told there is a big shopping mall nearby, so we're headed there for a while. We'll see how it goes.''
The storm brought mostly a mix of rain and snow to the nation's capital. In Northwest Washington, a usually clogged commuter route leading to three city schools, American University and connections to the Washington Beltway was deserted Wednesday morning.
The large green space between the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol, usually filled with tourists even on cold days, was nearly deserted.
But the weather didn't stop Marianne McGhee, 51, and her mother Sally Madrid, 78, both of Cheyenne, Wyo., from walking around the National Mall. The two are visiting for a week while McGhee, an auditor for the Wyoming National Guard, takes a class. Her course was canceled Wednesday.
"We like the snow," said Madrid as large snowflakes melted onto her face and glasses. "We thought it'd be fun to be out in it. I was kind of shocked that you guys canceled everything. They would never ever have in Wyoming with weather like this."
McGhee said the two wanted to escape their hotel. "We had to go out and do something," she said.
The storm dropped up to 10 inches of snow on the Chicago area Tuesday, but by Wednesday airports and major roads were back to normal. The Cincinnati area, relatively spared, was digging out after anywhere from 3 to 7 inches.
The storm will sweep north into New Jersey and New York by Thursday, but shouldn't drop too much snow as it moves through the region, Vaccaro said.
However, current weather models have it stalling when it reaches the Atlantic, which could mean longer snowfall in New England.
"This evening and throughout the day tomorrow we are looking at the New York City area getting 2 to 4 inches of wet snow and gusty winds," Vaccaro said. "It will be a glancing blow."
Contributing: Kevin Johnson; Yamiche Alcindor; Cathy Lynn Grossman; Ben Mutzabaugh; Natalie DiBlasio; Associated Press
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The Teacher of the Week for Wednesday, November 27, 2013 is Lori Moore.
Moore has been teaching kindergarten at H.B. Sugg Elementary School in Farmville for nine years.
She graduated from ECU with Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and completed her K-6 Elementary Teaching Licensure in 2007.
She also obtained her Master in Arts Education Reading degree from ECU in May 2011.
Lori writes: "My favorite quote says 'Find something you love to do, and you'll never work a day in your life.' I am truly blessed to love my job and to work with an amazing group of colleagues and administrators who strive daily to do what is best for our students."
The person who nominated Lori wrote: "Lori always goes above and beyond to get the job done. She buys supplies for her class. She plans during the summer for next year's class. She works 10 – 11 hours at school and goes home to finish up for the day, two more hours. Lori has been a mentor for new teachers graduating from ECU. Lori would be a great selection for Teacher of the Week."


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DUMFRIES, Va. (WUSA) -- Prince William County police say the two brothers wanted for the murder of a woman at her Dumfries trailer home were found in Florida.
According to police, Christopher and Douglas Tolliver were found in North Palm Beach, Florida on Wednesday morning. They will be extradited back to Prince William County.
The Tollivers are charged with first degree murder in the death of Tasheka Lashon Leavell, who was shot at her home in the 17600 block of Washington Street on Jan. 17.
A third brother, Reginald Tolliver, was arrested on Monday. He is being held without bond.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - What do iPads, generators and "Monster High" dolls have in common?
They were among the most sought-after items during holiday sales that started Thursday at stores across the Ohio Valley.
Breaking with the tradition of opening early on Black Friday, several retailers opened their doors on Thanksgiving to attract customers even earlier this shopping season. Some - such as Kmart and Wal-Mart - held multiple openings or offered staggered specials throughout the afternoon and evening to keep things bustling on a day many had previously reserved for relaxing with family and friends.
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About 20 people eagerly await the opening of Toys R Us at the Ohio Valley Mall in St. Clairsville on Thursday. Although this line had formed by 4 p.m., the store opened at 8 p.m.
About 4 p.m. outside Kmart in St. Clairsville, sisters Jenny Ross and Ruth Emerson were first in line for the store's second opening of the day at 8 p.m. The siblings hoped to take advantage of an advertised sale to get a big gift for their parents. And it seems like their parents deserve it, since the women expected them to stop by the store later in the evening to bring their daughters a holiday meal.
While Emerson said she has been a Black Friday shopper for the past five years, Ross said it had been 10 years since she had hit the post-holiday sales. But she said a Kmart ad in the newspaper got their attention, and they decided to do their best to secure the gift for a good price.
Kmart manager Melvin Clark said the store opened Thursday morning and closed at 4 p.m. It reopened from 8 p.m. Thursday until 3 a.m. today before reopening at 5 a.m. with special Black Friday deals offered until 11 a.m. He said everyone seemed "energetic" Thursday, adding that sales are up this year.
"I'm just not used to closing in the middle of the afternoon," he quipped about the store's staggered hours Thursday.
Clark said most early shoppers are out to find deals on electronics such as TVs and iPads, which may be offered in limited quantities.
At the Rural King store, which had its grand opening on the perimeter of the Ohio Valley Mall on Oct. 31, generators were the hot item of the day Thursday. Manager Betty Ann Jasper said people lined up in the store's lobby awaiting its 7 a.m. opening, and once they were admitted the entire supply of generators had been claimed within five minutes.
Following the early morning rush, customers were browsing the store's large selection of clothing, toys, tools and more.
"Actually, we're doing awesome," Jasper said. "We've had a great day."
And she said that has been a trend since the store opened.
"This location has been wonderful," she added. "We've been consistently busy every day. The company is thrilled with us. We're hitting it out of the park."
Tiffany Scott of Glencoe was first in line to take advantage of holiday sales at Toys R Us, which opened at 8 p.m. Thursday. She arrived at the mall at 1 p.m. in hopes of getting good deals on "Monster High" dolls, a Strawberry Shortcake grocery cart and more for her 5-year-old daughter. She said Black Friday shopping has been an off-and-on tradition for her for about five years.
"I would rather shop on Black Friday and the early sales than be shopping late," she said.
Bryan Clark of Bridgeport was not far behind her. He said Scott was waiting in her car when he pulled into the lot, but she quickly hopped out and beat him to the front of the line.
"There won't be any fighting until those doors open up," he joked. "Then it's on."
Clark, who said his wife broke with tradition this year and did not accompany him to the sales, was seeking Army men and video games for his 5-year-old son. He said the good deals he finds at Black Friday sales keep him coming back.
"This is my only shopping day," he said of his holiday gift buying. "If I can't get it today, they're not going to get it."
Some other retailers that offered special sales on Thursday included Target and Michaels at The Highlands in Ohio County, HH Gregg and Sears at the mall, as well as CVS, Big Lots, Rite Aid and Family Dollar.
Many others - at both shopping centers and various locations throughout the region - are open early today featuring Black Friday specials. Among them are Macy's Old Navy, J.C Penney, Kohl's, Elder-Beerman, Cabela's, Staples, Best Buy and Lowe's.


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We are excited to announce that Suzuki Early Childhood Education music classes will be offered on Wednesday mornings at 11:30 AM.
These music classes are designed for children birth through 3 years old following the Suzuki philosophy. Children learn through singing and movement and use instruments such as xylophones and drums. They learn to match pitches and rhythms. Children master the many words of the songs and nursery rhymes as well as learning to count 1-10. Children will also learn, life skills such as sharing, following instructions, and taking turns.
Classes begin October 9, but it is possible to join at any time if space is available. Due to the nature of the classes we can only accommodate one child per accompanying adult.
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Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament set for May 2
A limited number of spots remain for the fourth annual Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament set for Monday, May 2 at The National Golf Club of Kansas City in Parkville, Mo. The popular Royals Charities event will match current players and alumni with participants in an 18-hole golf tournament. Sprint serves as a presenting sponsor of the tournament, and all proceeds will again benefit the Special Olympics of Greater Kansas City Metro.
The Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament will begin with registration, breakfast, silent auction and driving range accessibility at 7:30 a.m. followed by a 9 a.m. shotgun start. Lunch will be served on the course by Jose Pepper's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Sheridan's and Jack Gage American Tavern.
Following the tournament, Royals Charities will host a reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks, the Lexus Awards Program and the Pepsi Silent Auction. There will also be a live auction featuring items such as one-hour private hitting lessons with Billy Butler, the opportunity to throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to a Royals home game, and a trip for two to the 2011 Lexus Champions for Charity National Championship in Pebble Beach, Calif., scheduled for December 7-11, 2011.
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· Breakfast, lunch and cocktail reception after golf
· Royals gift item
Fans may purchase a foursome that includes four spots plus a celebrity golfer for $2,000. Individuals not playing golf may purchase a ticket to "Ride with a Royal" for the day for $1,000. To reserve a spot for the Kansas City Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament, register online at www.royals.com/golf or by calling (816) 504-4149.
In addition to Sprint, additional event sponsors also include Pepsi, Lexus, C&C Produce, The University of Kansas Hospital, Jack Gage American Tavern, Jose Pepper's, Sheridan's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Budweiser, Miller Lite and Fox Sports Kansas City.
Special Olympics Kansas City Metro is a joint effort of the Missouri and Kansas chapters of Special Olympics. Combined, the two chapters serve more than 3,200 athletes in a 10-county region, providing year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. The organization gives athletes opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, fellow Special Olympics athletes and the community.


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IUCN/SSC and TRAFFIC launch project to review CITES proposals
Gland, Switzerland (IUCN) 06.06.02. Today marks the start of an intensive three months for IUCN's Wildlife Trade Programme and TRAFFIC as a major project begins providing technical reviews of proposals submitted to change the listing of plant and animal species on the CITES Appendices. …
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SSC Shark Specialist Group receives over US$200,000
Gland, Switzerland (IUCN) 30.05.02. The SSC Shark Specialist Group (SSG) has received funding from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the Packard Foundation to support its important and broad-ranging work.
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SSC Specialist Group central to the fight against invasive alien species on islands
Gland, Switzerland (IUCN) 25.04.02. The Invasive Species Specialist Group (ISSG) of IUCN's Species Survival Commission is central to implementing a new initiative aimed at combating invasive alien species on islands. …
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SSC Specialist Group provides first online database on all 11,000 ant species
Gland, Switzerland, 08.03.02. IUCN-The World Conservation Union. Ants are one of the most ecologically important groups of animals, and are also considered one of the worst invasive species. They can turn more soil than earthworms, are the main herbivores in tropical South America, and make up to one third of the animal biomass in a rainforest. Yet social insects (ants, bees, wasps, and termites), are not included in mainstream conservation efforts and most of the information that could be used to conserve or manage them is not catalogued or easily available. …
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Launch of the Global Mammal Assessment and Partnership
Gland, Switzerland, 07.03.02. IUCN-The World Conservation Union. In an effort to develop new ideas on biodiversity assessment, using mammals as a test case, the IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC) has joined forces with several other conservation organisations to form a Global Mammal Assessment and Partnership. …
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SSC and the CBD Global Plant Conservation Strategy
Gland, Switzerland, 26.02.02. IUCN-The World Conservation Union. SSC headed IUCN's input to the recent meeting convened by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) which outlined sound technical rationales for specific targets that will be included in the emerging Global Plant Conservation Strategy. …
26 Feb 2002 | News story
The humphead wrasse - A conservation challenge taken up by SSC Specialist Group
By Yvonne Sadovy, Chair, Grouper & Wrasse Specialist Group, An extract from Species - the SSC newsletter, issue 36 …
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Launch of the first Dugong Status Report and Action Plan
Cartagena, Colombia 13.02.02. IUCN's Director General, Achim Steiner, and Dr. Klaus Töpfer, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) launched a joint publication, Dugong: Status Report and Action Plans for Countries and Territories, during the seventh special session of UNEP's Governing Council in Columbia yesterday. …
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA9) -- A new, in-depth review of mouse infested conditions uncovered by WUSA9 at Rockville's Cafe Masala details the conditions inside and shows how health officials took action.
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After WUSA9 observed several potential health hazards at Cafe Masala located at 705 1st Street in Rockville, we spoke to the owner. "These are the worst conditions I have ever seen," investigative reporter Russ Ptacek told the owner over the phone. "You need to come here right away and clean your place."
Ptacek also called the Montgomery County Health Department reporting the unsanitary conditions that may be the grossest Restaurant Alert observations we've ever caught on camera.
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WUSA9 observed several dead and live mice squirming on sticky glue boards in just about every corner of Cafe Masala's kitchen.
Originally inspectors had closed Café Masala/Ganapati Foods citing 12 violations including rodent droppings found in cabinets and on food contact surfaces; food contaminated with visible rodent gnawing on packages; and evidence of rodent droppings inside display case.
After the above inspection, health inspectors reported the place had been cleaned and sanitized. Cafe Masala was approved to re-open.
Then WUSA9's Russ Ptacek visited the restaurant. With the permission of the owner over the phone, Ptacek started doing his own inspection, looking for the improvements.
In one corner WUSA9 cameras captured images of at least 3 dead mice on one sticky glue
WUSA9 found potentially hazardous conditions in just about every corner of Café Masala.
In addition to the rodents, the facility smelled and conditions at Cafe Masala were filthy. We observed uncovered food sitting on a dirty refrigerator floor, which experts say makes the food vulnerable to contamination.
WUSA9 also observed a broken screen on the rear door. This is a problem because pests can get into the restaurant.
After observing the conditions during his visit, WUSA9's Russ Ptacek got the owner back on the phone and told him, "There are multiple, multiple dead mice stuck on sticky boards, your screen is completely open which is allowing them in, there is food all over the floor. There are flies."
As soon as Ptacek got off the phone with the owner, he called the Montgomery County Health Department. This prompted an immediate reinspection which found 14 violations including numerous live and dead roaches, mouse fecal droppings, a roach crawling inside food display cabinets' shelf and a walk-in refrigeration unit converted to a storage/office room and a damaged rear door screen.
Montgomery County Health Inspectors ordered the premises closed to preserve the immediate health and safety of the community.
Since WUSA9's visit, Montgomery County has reinspected Cafe Masala three times. It failed twice but passed a third inspection and is currently allowed to operate.
Health officials told WUSA9 it plans to follow up with Cafe Masala in one to two weeks.
This week, Montgomery County Health Administrators reviewed food service practices and pest management with the owner of Café Masala.
Mice aren't just gross, the Centers for Disease Control says they can make you sick even if you just touch something contaminated with their saliva, let alone droppings or urine.
If you ever see something like this at a restaurant, the health department will respond the same way to your complaint to protect our community. We've got health department contacts online.
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Murder trial for Brenton Crabtree begins Monday
Published: Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 6:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 6:45 p.m.
Jury selection will begin Monday in the murder trial of the man accused in the shooting death of an Ocala man in 2012.
A status conference was held Friday in Brenton Crabtree's case, during which it was revealed that he was offered a deal to serve a 50-year prison sentence with a 25-year minimum mandatory serve time, which he declined.
A handcuffed Crabtree, 19, dressed in a red and white Marion County Jail outfit and standing beside his attorney, Candace Hawthorne, shook his head to indicate a response of no in declining the offer.
The state is not seeking the death penalty in his case.
Authorities believe that Brenton Crabtree; his brother, Keith Crabtree, 21; Kenard N. Singh, 21; and an unnamed man attempted to rob 55-year-old Douglas Tripp in March 2012.
Singh told authorities he and Brenton Crabtree approached the back door of Tripp's home and said Tripp turned around and Crabtree fired five to seven shots through a window. Tripp died of his wounds.
In March 2012, Keith Crabtree was charged with possession of ammunition by a convicted felon. Last month, Singh was sentenced to 21 years in prison for principal to murder in the second degree.
In addition to being charged in Tripp's murder, in October 2012 Brenton Crabtree pleaded guilty to firearm possession and carrying a concealed weapon and was sentenced to eight years in prison in an unrelated case. He has remained incarcerated in the county jail, however, pending trial.
The trial will take place in the courtroom of Circuit Judge Brian Lambert, beginning Wednesday.
Assistant State Attorney Robin Arnold said the state may take 1½ to 2 days to present their case. Assistant State Attorney Amy Berndt will serve as co-counsel.
Hawthorne said she expects to begin presenting her case either Thursday afternoon or sometime Friday, with Brenda Smith as co-counsel.
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Some people voluntarily stand in line for lots of things whether it's to shop, to get the latest iPhone or other gadget and they don't mind it.
Some of us would rather not have to stand in line for anything and avoid it like the flu. We also question the sanity of those who do stand in line for hours for stuff.
Well there may be some logic to what appears to be illogical.
Time Magazine did a recent article on the subject of standing in line and why. According to the experts, the best explanation for why consumers wait in line just so that they can hand over money for the newest iPhone or a Black Friday door-buster deal is that ... it's fun?
A New York Times op-ed published over the summer declared in the headline that waiting in line is "torture," and here's why: Americans spend roughly 37 billion hours each year waiting in line. The dominant cost of waiting is an emotional one: stress, boredom, that nagging sensation that one's life is slipping away. The last thing we want to do with our dwindling leisure time is squander it in stasis.
Despite the largely universal loathing of lines and time wasting away unnecessarily, it's become commonplace in society today for consumers to willingly, happily volunteer to partake in such torture, waiting in line for hours, if not days, for the latest iPhone or Nike sneakers, as well as for Black Friday sales and rides at Walt Disney World.
What can explain such behavior? Why is it that we can gripe about lines at airports and government offices one second, and then break our backs standing in them outside an Apple Store the next, all the while there are plenty of other, far more reasonable ways to get what we want?
Consumer analysts and marketing researchers offer this explanation, which is puzzling to those of us who try to avoid queues like the plague: Waiting in line is fun, and makes you feel good about yourself.
Wait, what? What about the idea that lines are torture, and that we suffer the "nagging sensation that one's life is slipping away" while waiting in them?
Apparently, stronger psychological forces are at work, at least when it comes to a certain breed of shopper. "The shared experience of waiting is part of what's driving consumer satisfaction," according to the experts cited in a MarketWatch story.
Being surrounded by like-minded consumers, who also have decided that it makes sense to wait in line, is a sign that you're not alone and that your choices on what to buy and how long it's worth standing around to buy it are sound, or "social proof."
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"We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims."
- Buckminster Fuller
The world we live in, and the world we will live in, is being built by our customers.
Shradha touched on this the other day in her post (Looking at the 'Joy of Giving' through Integrated Service Management) and as she pointed out, as IBMers we strive to assist our customers in meeting their business needs and providing solutions that will enable them to build a Smarter Planet.
For each customer, at the head of these efforts is the CIO. She or he is the person leading the way and I can say that the CIOs that I have been fortunate enough to work with are clear thinkers and they get it. They are aware of what they need to do, and when they are not they work to educate themselves and are quick to build a strategy.
When they know what to do, the question then becomes getting there.
The "how," for lack of a better term. And it's this "how" which is where it gets tricky and it's also where IBM has always come in to assist.
We have a unique relationship with the CIOs of the world. One where we work in a close partnership to assist them in...I hate to sound lofty about this, but it's true...changing the world.
Back to the tricky part. With so many new innovations happening at IBM (we continue to lead the industry in patents year-to-year) it's important to continue the dialogue with our customers so that they know about all we have to offer them.
This two-way conversation with our customers is essential to their success and it is why we do things like the IBM CIO Conference.
On October 17th, an invitation-only list of customers will join IBM for a meeting in Dubai to hear about "a decade of smart." and one of the items on the agenda is, "From virtualization to cloud computing with integrated service management."
If your CIO is attending, you might want to ask them to sit in on this session.
If she or he is not attending, you do have some options.
You can contact your IBM sales rep and/or Business Partner (Business Partner Locator Site) and have them sit down with you now to discuss Integrated Service Management and be sure to ask them about conducting a whiteboarding session.
Also, and in addition to that, you can register for Pulse 2011, the premiere service management event.
And, as always, you can leave comments on this blog.
*today's title is a play on the Paul Thomas Anderson film "There Will Be Blood" and yes I do get bonus points for the number of movie references I work into my blogs.


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While the handsets may look identical between networks, your choice of provider for the iPhone 5 can result in picking up (or losing) some very helpful perks, many of which seem to fall in the favor of Verizon.
Notably, Verizon allows iPhone 5 users on any data plan to use FaceTime over 4G LTE without an additional charge, which runs contrary to AT&T's own approach in that regard. Likewise, those without unlimited data plans can use the included Personal Hotspot function to create a wireless network for other devices as needed. It might suck your data plan dry, depending on use, but at least it's there in a pinch.
Verizon's 4G LTE performance
It's been a long time coming, but we finally have an iPhone that supports 4G LTE, leaving the sluggish 3G days in the past – or for those times when you're outside of the LTE coverage zone. Lucky for Verizon users in the U.S. that's a pretty slim area, at least compared to AT&T and Sprint.
We tested our iPhone 5 around the city of Chicago and had no trouble maintaining our LTE signal throughout – and notched very impressive speeds along the way. Using the Speedtest.Net app, we managed to ring up a top download speed of 32.07 Mbps on Verizon, while the top upload speed we saw was 15.29 Mbps.
That's the extreme; more commonly, we saw a download speed in the range of 23-28 Mbps and an upload rate of between 5 -10 Mbps. Occasionally, we notched slower results in testing (only when pinging a specific server, it seemed), but in average day-to-day use, the service didn't disappoint.
Pulling up websites over LTE on Safari still showed a marked speed improvement at all times over what we'd experienced on the iPhone 4S, and even sending iMessages and emails had a previously unseen immediacy that caught us by surprise.
Much as Maps has taken flak for its myriad issues, at least the 3D models loaded pretty quickly for us over LTE (not so much on Wi-Fi, though). Call quality also proved quite good on the iPhone 5, with a clearer signal coming in from the other line than when using Verizon's 3G service on the iPhone 4S.
Verizon unlocks the iPhone 5
And as we surprisingly discovered this week, Verizon did not – and says it will not ever – lock the iPhone 5 hardware, meaning you can bounce to a competing network and use its service (not LTE, however) via a different SIM card, as well as use the phone overseas on other networks. What's unprecedented about this move is not that Verizon sold the phone unlocked, but that it seems intent on keeping it that way.
What's the downside to Verizon? Sadly, the iPhone 5 can't manage simultaneous voice and data use over LTE, which means no downloading emails or browsing the web while chatting up a pal over speakerphone. For heavy multitaskers, that could well be a deal-breaker. More casual users may not even notice it until the need pops up in a random future situation.
New Verizon customers must choose from a Share Everything plan, which combines data, voice, and text service, and also includes access to the Personal Hotspot feature. You'll pay $40 a month per device for access and then $40 more on top of that for 300MB of data, with scaling options reaching $50 for 1GB, $60 for 2GB, $70 for 4GB, and so on and so forth. All plans come with unlimited calls and texts.
Existing Verizon customers, meanwhile, can maintain their existing plans with one key exception. Unlimited plan holders who wish to retain their plan aren't eligible for a discount on the iPhone 5 hardware, so the trade-off is either keeping unlimited data at the full retail price of the phone ($650-850) or taking a limited plan and saving money on the phone, assuming you're eligible for an upgrade.
In our initial days of using the iPhone 5 on Verizon's LTE network, we've come away pleased with the results, as it's been speedy and reliable in regular use. It's about on par with other Verizon LTE handsets we've tested in the same market, though for longtime Apple users, it's a late but appreciated revolution that dramatically enhances the iOS 6 experience.
Be sure to read TechRadar's complete review of the iPhone 5.