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Rafael Nadal, like Federer, played his first match since his Wimbledon triumph at the Rogers Masters but this one, unlike Federer's, went according to plan.
The 5-time Grand Slammer started slowly against American Jesse Levine, going down 1-4 in the opening set, but got his game in gear and took a easy 6-4, 6-2 decision.
Rafa also debuted a new Nike Dri-Fit Power Sleeveless design in cobalt blue that features something resembling claw marks (are those yours Fed?) on the front. For shorts, the Spaniard is still working his lucky Longer Length Short in white which he wore during his run to the Wimby title.
Nice change up - solid blue color - not trying too hard. I like!
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
FASHION FIX: Rafa returns with win, debuts new Nike design
Rafael Nadal, like Federer, played his first match since his Wimbledon triumph at the Rogers Masters but this one, unlike Federer's, went according to plan.
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Me likey! LOVE that color of blue. Now if he'd only wear short shorts...ReplyDelete
I don't like the claw marks, but I love the blue.ReplyDelete
I vote for short shorts for the final! :D
one day rafa should bust out full-on soccer gear a la ReRe at the French in '02...like what he wore in the ITF Olympic book with the pulled up socks and the shorty-shorts.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM
(Lurker anon): So those are CLAW MARKS! I never understood the design hahaha. They look misplaced, like they should have been at the back and positioned in the opposite direction, like wings. AH DUNNO hahaha. I'd have preferred a plain blue top.ReplyDelete


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At the beginning of the 20th century, San Francisco was the financial hub of the West, the eighth-largest city in the country, and a cosmopolitan cultural center that on April 17, 1906, featured a rousing performance of Carmen with the great tenor Enrico Caruso.
At 5:12 the next morning, a major earthquake turned parts of the city into rubble-and what the quake didn't get a fire created by broken gas mains did. More than 30,000 people lost their lives in San Francisco alone; after three days of fires, 225,000 of the city's 400,000 citizens were homeless.
But that's past; many San Franciscans next week will be commemorating the centennial of their city's worst day while worrying that one even harsher is yet to come. It sounds like an urban legend, but there apparently was a FEMA emergency training session in August 2001 during which participants agreed on the three major disasters most likely to strike the United States: a New York terrorist attack, a massive hurricane hitting New Orleans, and a major California earthquake.
Two of the three, of course, have occurred, and the third is likely: A U.S. Geological Survey working group in 2002 estimated a 62 percent probability of an earthquake measuring 6.7 or greater on the Richter scale in the San Francisco Bay area by 2032. University of California-Davis researchers in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences late in 2005 gave the San Francisco area a 25 percent chance of being struck by a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake in the next 20 years, a 50 percent chance in the next 45 years, and a 75 percent chance in the next 80 years.
To interpret such figures, we need to know three things about earthquakes. The first is-no surprise-they are very powerful. A magnitude 5.0 yields as much energy as the Nagasaki atomic bomb. A magnitude 7.0 yields as much energy as the largest thermonuclear weapon ever made. The Pakistan earthquake in 2005 was a 7.6, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake is retrospectively estimated to have been anywhere from a 7.8 to an 8.25 (instruments were imprecise and the Richter scale itself wasn't devised until 1935), and the Indian Ocean earthquake that caused the terrible tsunami of 2004 was a 9.0.
The second is that, as with a bomb, the distance from its epicenter to major cities is crucial in determining the amount of damage. The California earthquake during the 1989 World Series was a 6.9. That would have been devastating had the epicenter been right under San Francisco, but it was 60 miles away. That earthquake killed 63 and created $10 billion of damage, but one with a similar Richter number that struck close to Kobe, Japan, six years later killed 6,500 people and caused at least $150 billion in damage.
Third, we need to understand the Richter scale, because the difference between a Richter 6.7 earthquake (probable in San Francisco by 2032) and a 7.0 (improbable) is far greater than it appears. The Richter scale is logarithmic, which means that the seismic waves of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake are 10 times greater than those of a 6.0, and the energy released (proportional to the square root of the cube of the amplitude) is 31 times greater. Or, to put it simply, a 7.0 is about 11 times more powerful than a 6.7.
This all means that the results of a "major earthquake" in northern California could vary from those resulting from a normal hurricane to those far worse than anything New Orleans saw. The common nightmare scenario has the equivalent of a massive nuclear weapon going off in the San Andreas Fault that runs beneath San Francisco. But another vision of horror has the epicenter of a 6.9-or-greater quake in Oakland or Berkeley; 1 million people live over the Hayward Fault, which runs right underneath the University of California football stadium.
The U.S. Geological Survey pegged the severe Hayward Fault possibility at only 8.5 percent during the next 30 years, so an East Bay politician playing Russian roulette with those odds is holding two six-shooters with a bullet in only one of the cylinders throughout the length of his career: Though "odds" do not restrict God's sovereignty, insurance agents and people generally use them to calculate probabilities (humanly speaking), and the odds of escaping disaster during a particular four-year term look good.
The same odds lead many to go without earthquake insurance. Premiums run $1,000 to $2,000 per year and only 15 percent of California homeowners carry it, with many apparently assuming that FEMA will bail them out if "the big one" does hit.
A close-by 6.9 earthquake would do so much destruction that 360,000 people would most likely be homeless, according to the Association of Bay Area Governments. That figure could be cut substantially if homeowners bolted their houses to their foundations, but since few do, William Lettis of the U.S. Geological Survey working group said simply, "Certain communities in the East Bay have the potential to become ghost towns."
Whether a 6.9 or higher earthquake came in the San Andreas Fault or the Hayward, timing would also be important. If it came during rush hour, thousands of subway riders could die in the BART Transbay Tube. BART subway stations and underground garages would be flooded. The easternmost part of the Bay Bridge, which lost part of its upper deck in the 1989 earthquake, stands in deep mud and would probably collapse. If the earthquake happened during the workday, a half-million commuters would be stranded and homeless in San Francisco for at least several days. Hundreds of unreinforced concrete office buildings would pancake, crushing all within.
San Francisco's city plan rightly places a lot of responsibility on city emergency, police, and fire workers-but most of them cannot afford to live in the city they are sworn to protect, so they often reside across the Bay Bridge. If the earthquake happened when they were off duty, they would most likely have no way to report to work. A San Francisco civil grand jury reported in 2003 that "first responders" were not ready to respond.
The jury also noted that government officials were producing lots of plans but even more confusion. San Francisco's situation was much like that of New Orleans when Katrina hit: The report stated that agencies were updating their plans without distributing new versions to other agencies and the public, so that agencies were likely to act at cross-purposes. Furthermore, guidelines seemed often intentionally vague so that agencies would be protected against lawsuits that would be filed when the agencies failed.
San Francisco in 2006, like New Orleans last year, is ruled by a paperocracy that makes leadership more difficult than it was a century before. When the San Francisco earthquake in 1906 threatened to turn the city into a carnival of looting, Frederick Funston-in charge of the San Francisco army garrison-ordered every available soldier to march to City Hall in full battle dress. Two hours later, two companies presented themselves to the mayor, who then issued an order saying that looters would be shot.
Such a policy would receive condemnation today, and not even Funston could fix the other emergency likely to develop following a Bay Area earthquake: flooding. The levees of northern California are not as famous as those of New Orleans, but they are even more fragile. Some 1,100 miles of levees defend farmland within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a 1,600-square-mile plain that is up to 30 feet below sea level. It's where San Francisco Bay, the Sacramento River, and four others come together, and the area is so vulnerable that a massive storm or earthquake could collapse the levees and turn the area with its thousands of homes into a lake.
The consequences would reach far beyond the immediate victims: Brackish water rushing in after levee failure would contaminate the drinking water for 22 million Californians and the irrigation supply for 5 million acres of the Central Valley, America's leading agricultural producer.
The levees, originally built by a 19th-century, largely Chinese labor force, are for the most part poorly built earthen dams that already are taxed to their capacity (and sometimes beyond). Southern California has six months of water reserves, but it would take longer than that to remove the saltwater that would rush over collapsed levees.
As in New Orleans, maintenance of the levees is erratic. State and federal agencies maintain about one-third of them, but the rest are under the authority of numerous delta reclamation districts. Meanwhile, builders put up more homes in flood-prone areas; for example, the delta town of Lathrop plans to grow from 12,000 to 80,000 residents over the next quarter-century. There they will be hostages to levees folding under natural pressures-or unnatural ones. A terrorist's well-placed truck bomb could cost many lives and do millions of dollars in damage.
Southern California's water supply could be protected by building a canal to bring water from the Sacramento River to the southern part of the state without having to send it through the readily flooded delta. But Californians in 1982 voted not to spend money on building the Peripheral Canal, since they expected the federal government to pay for it. A quarter of a century later, the pipeline is still not built.
Although northern California receives most of the earthquake attention, researchers at the Southern California Earthquake Center speak of an 80 percent to 90 percent chance that a temblor of 7.0 or greater magnitude will strike Southern California before 2024. Some preparations have happened: Almost all of 2,100 freeway overpasses that need reinforcement have it. Most at risk throughout California are school buildings: A report in 2001 found that of nearly 20,000 brick and concrete school buildings constructed before a 1978 state building code upgrade, 7,500 (78 percent) were "not expected to perform well in future earthquakes," and 1,200 of those buildings were within about a mile of an active fault.
State officials did not divulge names of the specific schools at risk, although school districts were allowed to request that information. Most have not, perhaps in the belief that districts are not legally liable if a disaster occurs and officials are ignorant. Or perhaps politicians are once again playing the percentages: If children are in school seven hours per day over 180 days of the year, if a huge earthquake does occur and buildings collapse, there's only a 1-in-7 chance that children will be buried in the rubble. Gambling with lives in that way seems foolhardy, but many people have short memories and even shorter perspectives on events yet unseen.
Except that we have seen the results of earthquakes on a small scale in southern California-the Northridge quake 12 years ago-and on a gargantuan scale in San Francisco 100 years ago. Novelist Jack London was on the scene, reporting for Collier's magazine: "All the cunning adjustments of a 20th century city had been smashed by the earthquake. The streets were humped into ridges and depressions, and piled with the debris of fallen walls. The steel rails were twisted into perpendicular and horizontal angles. The telephone and telegraph systems were disrupted. And the great water-mains had burst. All the shrewd contrivances and safeguards of man had been thrown out of gear by thirty seconds' twitching of the earth-crust."
London, who knew how to tell a city's story in microcosm, quoted one elderly man: "Today is my birthday. Last night I was worth thirty-thousand dollars. I bought five bottles of wine, some delicate fish and other things for my birthday dinner. I have had no dinner, and all I own are these crutches."


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FARGO, N.D. - The strength of Iowa State wrestling's 2014 recruiting class was on display this past weekend at the USA Junior Freestyle Championships. Three future Cyclones worked their way to the All-America podium, one garnering a national title.
In the 220-pound bracket, Marcus Harrington tore through the field on his way to the championship match. Harrington held his opponents scoreless in his opening three matches, winning by tech fall in each bout by a total score of 31-0. The Waterloo, Iowa, native gave up just five points over his seven matches.
Harrington admitted he was about 10 pounds under his ideal weight at the tournament and relied on his speed and conditioning to keep a heightened pace in his matches. His strategy paid off big, notching six consecutive tech falls en route to the title match. In the finals, Harrington was pitted against Oklahoma prep standout Andrew Dixon, who was putting on a show of his own on the other side of the bracket.
Dixon challenged Harrington early, but the Cyclone signee captured the title with a 7-2 decision. Harrington dictated the pace of the match from start to finish.
Harrington joins Renaldo Rodriguez-Spencer (145lb, Greco) as national champion, giving Iowa State two atop the podium at the 2014 USAW Junior National Championships.
Rodriguez-Spencer also took eighth in the freestyle competition, notching four straight tech falls before falling in back-to-back matches.
At 160 pounds, Maryland high school standout Logan Breitenbach wrestled to a fifth-place finish. Breitenbach launched a high-scoring attack en route to the podium, scoring 12 or more points in four of his five victories not decided by fall and also scoring 10 in a shutout tech fall.
The Severna Park, Maryland, native went 6-2 in the tournament, giving Iowa State its third Fargo All-American at the 2014 junior championships.
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A design of a third roundabout at the Rifle I-70 interchange could be finished this summer, after City Council awarded a nearly $310,000 contract for the work to Colorado River Engineering of Rifle.
City Engineer Rick Barth told the council at its Jan. 16 meeting that three bids were received for the project. SGM (formerly Schmueser Gordon Meyer) and Sopris Engineers were the other bidders, with Colorado River Engineering the lowest.
Funds for the design work come from a Garfield County Federal Mineral Lease District grant and city matching money, Barth noted.
"They'll be finishing the engineering that took place when the city built the first two roundabouts and we'll update the traffic counts," he said.
The city built the two existing roundabouts in fall 2008 as part of a $4.1 million bond issue approved by voters in 2003 for a variety of street improvement projects. However, there wasn't enough money at the time to build the third roundabout.
Barth also said the work could be expanded to include landscaping details to follow an earlier concept plan developed as part of the Gateway project. It could also include aesthetic improvements to the bridge over the Colorado River on Colorado Highway 13.
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Investigators say he was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle and killed.
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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- There's much at stake in this year's Egg Bowl.
No. 25 Mississippi State (8-3, 4-3 Southeastern Conference) is trying to win four in a row in the rivalry for the first time since the 1940s when the teams meet on Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Mississippi (5-6, 2-5) is one victory away from bowl eligibility for the first time since 2009.
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I dub thee newly repped *BONK*
This is probably the first map I've ever made that I really feel comfortable calling finished! I worked really hard on it, so I hope it turned out okay!
The original intention of this map was to create a place where the PCs in my game could have a sort of "base of operations" so I tried to stuff as much stuff into it as I could, without making it a big important city. So it's got a market, and inns, and farms, and a castle, and a manor, and bridges and walls and towers and a dark wizard and some pirates and a haunted monastery and...
WiP here.What is now known as Castle Fellwick began as a rather remote fort on the Stillwater side of the border between Stillwater and Ellerion, built both as a border post, and also to protect a secluded nearby monastery. (Much to the monks' dismay.) Long after the founding of the Empire of Tiadena, a town was built on the lakeside highway to provide respite for travelers traveling between the cities of Hagknock and Southguard. Eventually this town became the home of the lord of the surrounding small region of Fell.
Fellwick was successful enough, with a few farms, a steady stream of travelers, and a little trade between it and the rest of the Empire. About fifty years after it was established, however, some ancient grudges held by a pair of wizards in Hagknock and Southguard escalated to violence, and the town was all but leveled by the horde of summoned monsters that one sent after the other.
After this incident was the first appearance of Allastor Rhisiart in Fellwick's history. An ambitious mage, Allastor showed uncharacteristic kindness in gathering up the town's resident mages and helping them to rebuild. In only a few days, the walls were built and much of the ruined buildings repaired. During a trip to the west watchtower the only building, other than the castle itself, left from before the attacks Allastor promptly disappeared, not to be seen in Fellwick or anywhere for more than twenty years.
Overnight, a black forest sprang up around the west tower, and in the years to come, it, along with much of the land near it, lost all life. The people of Fellwick investigated it, and found that the only living creatures that called the place home were flocks of carrion birds and the occasional less-than-sane wolf. For a long time afterward, adventurers and fortune-seekers of all sorts came to Fellwick to try to solve the forest's mysteries and explore its depths. For the righteous, it was a stain upon the land, and many came to try to wipe the earth clean of its evil. For the greedy, rumors of lost treasure and powerful artifacts drew them from miles around with the intent to steal. For the wicked, Allastor for it soon became the widespread rumor that Allastor indeed still lived there was a rival, possessed of powerful, vile, magics that they could not help but crave.
The cowardly fled the forest. The foolish fed the ravens. The brave found what they sought, and wished they hadn't.
So many years later, the people of Fellwick have come to accept the dead forest as simply another fact of life. Life goes on, and Allastor has been all but forgotten. The city continues to be successful as a stop for travelers along the Southern Road.
...So now I just need to map the monastery, the pirate caves, the manor, and maybe the castle and the tower. That's not a big list at all....
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Looks great! Nice work Repped.
I agree, it does look great. Have some more rep!
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Very nice indeed! Great map and well done for perservering!
What a lovely map!
Marvellous map.
My favourite bits are the trees, which are really effective.
I do wonder at the pirate's island being so close to the mainland though. Not very secretive is it?
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The thought behind a great deal of the little "right next door" adventures in Fellwick was that the spells that summoned the monsters that leveled it a long time ago also woke sleeping things (perhaps a hungry monster came up from deep within the earth and found a little pirate snack, and is now beginning to get hungry again? There's a little cave right in there... who knows where it leads...?), uncovered forgotten secrets (like the book of dark magic that Allastor found hidden within the west tower?), and disturbed the natural order of things (like the monks who died in the attack on the monastery never quite left, if you know what I mean...?)
I liked the idea that this place might not be exactly what it seems on the surface. What seems to be little random adventures everywhere could have roots in a deeper problem, and a thing like an abandoned building or an island with buried treasure could be just that, or they could be something more sinister.
For me, personally, I like thinking there might be a deeper mystery to solve.
Very nice work! While the colour map is very nice, the black & white map really stands out. It has elegance in its simplicity. Have some well deserved rep.
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|Beavers, Biesemeiers are grand marshals
|Written by Darci Tomky
Four familiar faces will be leading the "There's Country in the Air" Phillips County Fair Parade Saturday, July 27 during the annual celebration on Interocean Avenue in Holyoke. Jerry and Judy Beavers and Bud and Bonnie Biesemeier have been named the 2013 fair parade grand marshals.
Jerry and Bud served as Phillips County commissioners for 12 years, both elected in 2000 for service from January 2001 to January 2013.
"I was honored," said Jerry after hearing he was named one of the grand marshals for the fair, a sentiment echoed by his wife Judy and the Biesemeier couple.
"It's a great way to wrap up how we've worked with the county," added Bud. "It was a great honor to serve the county."
"I've appreciated the county a lot ... a pure pleasure," said Jerry.
This year's grand marshals for the Phillips County Fair Parade Saturday, July 27 are pictured from left, Judy and Jerry Beavers and Bud and Bonnie Biesemeier.
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Both said they didn't get too many complaints during their 12 years as commissioners, and both commented on what "great crews" they had to work with in the road departments of their districts in the county.
The Phillips County Event Center was one of their greatest accomplishments. The project, eight years in the making, was celebrated at a grand opening in November 2010, where the 32,000-square-foot facility at Phillips County Fairgrounds was featured. Groundbreaking took place in September 2008, and the first fair was held there in July 2010.
The building, which replaced an old structure from 1940, includes three meeting rooms, an education wing, additional offices, a commercial kitchen, a hollow-core mezzanine deck with storm shelter and landscaping.
"I really doubted we could ever swing it," said Jerry. "The community backed us ... It turned out great."
A lot of grants and donations from local people made the Event Center possible, said Bud. "We did a lot more on the building than we ever thought," he said, noting Dragon's Wagon Preschool, CSU Extension and Phillips County Family Education Services all have permanent homes in the Event Center. "It really made it useful," added Bud.
Another great accomplishment from their 12 years of service to the county was the switch to the baler system at Phillips County Landfill in 2002. This method, compared to the previous practice of burning the trash in an incinerator, will really benefit the county in the long run, they said.
Some of Bud's favorite committees during his time as commissioner were the Northeast Health Board and the Colorado Workman's Compensation Board. Jerry enjoyed his time on the Council of Governments and the Northeast Colorado Transportation Board.
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Jerry and Judy both were born and raised in southern Iowa farm families. Growing up close to one another and attending school together, the two began dating in between their freshman and sophomore years of high school.
Judy got an engagement ring at their high school graduation in 1957, and they were married in 1958.
Since Jerry was in the Navy for four years, they spent time in both Hawaii and San Diego, Calif., before heading home to Iowa to farm for nine years.
Jerry and Judy were on their way to a vacation in Colorado when they stopped in Sterling to see a veterinarian they knew. Before they knew it, they heard about a job proposal for a farmer needed to farm 10,000 acres and 22 irrigation circles for Don Lebsack southeast of Holyoke.
Judy laughed when she said she'd never been to Holyoke before, but she sure had a farmer in her house just right for the job! "It was a freaky deal," they said of the opportunity that popped up out of the blue.
Lebsack bought them a house, and the Beavers family made a new home in Holyoke with their three kids (Kathy Olofson, Lisa Brown and Steve Beavers).
"People took us in," said Judy. "It was amazing how friendly people were."
"We weren't going anywhere," said Jerry.
He noted in Iowa there were small patches of farmground around the land with corn, beans, hay and cattle, compared to the vast fields found in Phillips County where he mostly farmed corn.
In 1978, Jerry made a career working for Reimer Smith Grain Co., followed by Wright Lorenz and finally the local Holyoke Co-op where he worked in the chemical, fertilizer and agronomy departments.
Judy began working for Reimer Smith in 1976 as a bookkeeper, a job she kept until 1993 when she took on her current job as deputy assessor for Phillips County.
She has been involved with P.E.O. and Eastern Star while Jerry has participated in the Lions Club, Masonic Lodge, Elks Club and Scottish Rite. The couple has also attended the Methodist Church.
Jerry and Judy have seven grandchildren and two great-grandkids.
Biesemeiers have long history in Phillips County
Bud was born in Paoli to a farm family who settled in the area after moving from Nebraska. Since his dad farmed, Bud grew up helping on the farm.
He was all set to head off to school after graduating from Haxtun High School in 1948, but his dad said, "Oh, I thought I would have some help on the farm in the fall," and it didn't take much convincing for Bud to stick around Paoli.
Bonnie was born in Burchard, Neb., but moved to Venango, Neb., where she attended school from second grade to her sophomore year. They then moved to Paoli, just a half mile north of where Bud lived. Bonnie's dad was a road worker as well as a farmer.
Bud had helped them move in, and Bonnie rode the school bus with his sister. Bud said something to his sister about the elementary school girls that road the bus with her but was soon corrected that they were high schoolers. It wasn't long until Bud and Bonnie met and hit it off.
Bonnie graduated from Haxtun High School in 1950, and the two were married in August that year.
For 50 years they lived in the Biesemeier home three miles south and one mile west of Paoli before moving to Haxtun in 2000. Their three children are Nancy Dee, Connie Reutter and Brian Biesemeier. They have eight grandchildren and four great-grandkids with three more on the way.
Bonnie was a housewife and homemaker, and Bud continued as a farmer with mostly dryland wheat as well as some dairy cows for several years.
They attended the Methodist Church in Paoli, which Bud's grandparents helped start, until it merged with the church in Haxtun where they now attend.
Bud has been involved with the Masonic Lodge, Elks Club, oil board in Haxtun, Federal Land Bank board in Sterling, District Farm Credit board in Wichita, Kan., Lions Club and Scottish Rite. Bonnie was involved in P.E.O. and with events and activities at church.
Phillips County changing with the times
After their years in Phillips County, the Beavers and Biesemeier couples had a chance to look back on the progress of the communities in this area.
Bud said he thinks the population has generally stayed the same over the years. But as travel gradually became easier, businesses began gravitating toward Holyoke.
The 1960s was a time where irrigation really began to thrive in Phillips County which definitely changed the outlook for farmers. Bud said when he was a kid, farmers in the area mainly harvested wheat, barley and oats. Farms also continue to get larger as time goes by.
Another big change Bud has seen is the move from dozens of small school districts scattered around the countryside, conveniently close to farmsteads, compared to the two school districts in Holyoke and Haxtun today.
The grand marshals also mentioned the increase of oil and gas wells in the county, a boost to the Phillips County economy and a big change seen in just the last few years.
The two couples look forward to seeing familiar faces and catching up with the community at the July 23-28 Phillips County Fair.
"The fair board is to be commended," said Jerry, noting how much work these volunteers put into every fair.
During their time as commissioners, Bud and Jerry noted they saw the fair getting better year by year. They compared the fair to when their children were involved and noted what a difference the community support makes in things like the junior livestock sale.
The community is invited to see Jerry, Judy, Bud and Bonnie as they proudly lead this year's Phillips County Fair Parade Saturday, July 27.
Holyoke Enterprise July 11, 2013


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When I share a folder with one/multiple persons, they can access it. Let's suppoe I gave the persons managers rights. So now they should be able to create files and edit files. Actually they CAN create files and also edit and save THESE files (that they created themselves). But as is seems, it's not possible to edit and save a file someone else created. Thats odd for me, as I thought all files would be shared, and the managers and admins can edit any file in the folder...
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Look at the facts: The police consolidation plan works
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On its website, the Nassau County PBA claims that in the first quarter of 2013 in the newly created combined precincts, most major crimes were up. But County Police Commissioner Thomas Dale responded to these accusations by stating that major crime is actually down by .29 percent this year to date. Dale assured the public that total crime across the county has actually decreased by 8 percent, and misdemeanors and felonies are down by more than 600 cases.
In fact, under Mangano's leadership, crime has dropped by more than 10 percent, and taxpayers have saved tens of millions of dollars in the process. The plan has been a success by eliminating unnecessary administrative jobs while maintaining a strong, quality police presence.
In a recent Newsday editorial, "Nassau Crime Stats Through a Political Lens," the paper's editorial board pointed out the holes in Carver's claims. Even Newsday, which has never been particularly favorable to Mangano, said, "It seems the PBA is using the crime statistics as a political football, and it's a ball full of hot air."
For instance, yes, it is true that the number of major crimes increased in two of the merged precincts, but in a third it decreased by just as much. And major crime jumped more in an unmerged precinct that in any other place.
It isn't often that I agree with Newsday's editorial board, but in this instance I must commend it for standing up and reporting the truth. It truly is unfortunate that the police union takes a position so blatantly contrary to the facts.
Carver and the PBA should be working with our government leaders and the police commissioner to create a cost-effective and efficient Police Department for Nassau County's citizens. The union and the department should not be inconsistent with each other.
Mangano is trying to help the county fight its way out of the massive deficit left by the previous administration, and thus far he has done a commendable job.
This is a time that requires real leadership, not partisan politics. It may be election season, but for the sake of the taxpayers, let's put the politics aside and focus on the truth.
Al D'Amato, a former U.S. senator from New York, is the founder of Park Strategies LLC, a public policy and business development firm. Comments about this column? email@example.com.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The New York Rangers will try to extend their winning
streak to a season-high four games when they host the Tampa Bay Lightning in
Tuesday's battle at Madison Square Garden.
The Rangers have been playing their best hockey of the season over the past
few weeks, winning three straight, four of five and eight of their last 11
New York was able to leap over Philadelphia in the Metropolitan Division
standings on Sunday after a 4-1 home win against the Flyers. Daniel Carcillo,
Rick Nash and Derick Brassard tallied in a span of seven-plus minutes early in
the contest, and Henrik Lundqvist made 37 saves to help the Blueshirts cruise
to the win over their divisional rivals. Chris Kreider added a goal and one
assist for the Rangers.
"The way we started the game helped everyone in here," Lundqvist said. "We got
the crowd going and we got ourselves going."
The regulation win moved the Rangers into a tie for second place with
Washington in the Metro and the Flyers are one point back in fourth.
Washington host San Jose on Tuesday, while Philadelphia will play in Buffalo.
The top three teams in each division receive an automatic berth to the
New York improved to 10-10-3 as the host this season after Sunday's win. The
club is playing the third test of a four-game homestand tonight and will cap
the residency Thursday versus Detroit.
Tuesday's test is the final regular-season meeting between the Rangers and
Lightning, who split a pair of games in Tampa Bay earlier this season. New
York has won the last three encounters in the Big Apple.
Tampa Bay is hoping to get Ben Bishop back on Tuesday after the club's No. 1
goaltender was activated from injured reserve on Monday. Bishop, who has sat
out the last four games with a sprained right wrist, has been one of the best
goaltenders in the NHL this season, going 22-5-3 with a 1.86 goals against
average and .935 save percentage. He is also second in the league with four
The Lightning have lost two of their last three games and were dealt a 3-2
regulation loss Monday at Columbus despite carrying a 2-1 lead into the third
period. The Blue Jackets scored two power-play goals in the third period,
including the game-winner from Mark Letestu with just 2:38 remaining in the
Tampa's Tyler Johnson went off for hooking with just under four minutes
remaining. After a few opportunities on the man advantage, the hosts
converted. Jack Johnson launched a shot from the point and Letestu redirected
the shot to beat Anders Lindback.
"[Lindback] really couldn't see them," said Tampa's Alex Killorn on shots from
the point. "We have to do a better job."
The Lightning received goals from Killorn and Victor Hedman, while Lindback
allowed three goals on 28 shots.
Tampa Bay lost for the third time in five games and fell to 13-10-2 as the
visiting team this season. The Lightning are completing a three-game road trip
on Tuesday before playing four of their next five tilts on home ice.
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Here's the list of last week's most popular TV shows, according to the latest Nielsen ratings.
2. "The Big Bang Theory," CBS
3. NFL Football: Green Bay at Minnesota, NBC
4. World Series Game 4: Boston at St. Louis, Fox
5. "World Series Game 4 Pregame," Fox
6. "The OT," Fox
7. "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS
8. World Series Game 1: St. Louis vs. Boston, Fox
9. "The Voice" (Monday), NBC
10. World Series Game 2: St. Louis vs. Boston, Fox
11. "Dancing With the Stars," ABC
12. NFL Football: Minnesota vs. N.Y. Giants, ESPN
13. "Person of Interest," CBS
14. "The Voice" (Tuesday), NBC
15. "The Walking Dead," AMC
16. "Sunday Night NFL Pre-Kick," NBC
17. World Series Game 3: Boston at St. Louis, Fox
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MARTINS FERRY - As Buckeye 8 play begins next week, Martins Ferry is starting to hit its stride on both sides of the ball and is believing in itself.
The latter part of that has coach Dave Bruney both excited and proud, especially following Friday night's 28-21, physical victory against a talented Linsly squad before a good turnout on Alumni Night at the Dave Bruney Football Complex.
"I just didn't know if we really believed in ourselves," Bruney said. "We'd scrimmaged pretty well, but I think after our Shadyside scrimmage some of our kids were doubting how good they could be, but we felt all along they could be pretty good. That's a good Linsly team we just played."
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Martins Ferry's Robert Vargo (89) tries to break away from Linsly's Tyler Ashbrook (32) and Isaiah Harvin (11) Friday.
The Purple Riders (3-0) thought they'd find themselves in a physical battle with the Cadets and it was just that for 48 minutes.
"Linsly was physical, big, well-coached and smart," Bruney said. "We did what we needed to do in a lot of areas."
The Purple Riders found themselves down 7-0 with 4:50 to go in the first quarter when senior quarterback Jameson Murray hooked up with sophomore Isaiah Harvin on a 71-yard touchdown pass.
That was evidently the wake-up call the Purple Riders needed because they seized control for the remainder of the first half.
"The momentum definitely felt like it was on the (Ferry) sideline," Linsly coach B.J. Depew said.
Ferry got on the scoreboard with 26 seconds left in the first quarter when senior quarterback Eric Flowers found speedy junior Jack Fitch for a 49-yard touchdown. The PAT was off the mark and Linsly's lead was one.
The Riders defense set up the offense after Bryan Styles picked off a Murray pass, putting Ferry in business on the Cadets 44.
From there, Ferry needed eight plays before tailback Marcus Sutton plunged in from 2 yards out. The run for 2 came up short and it was 12-7.
"We had shut them down and we blew a coverage for their first score, so give them credit for making us pay," Bruney said. "This team is just resilient and plays the game as it unfolds. They don't seem to let too much bother them because we've had some ups and downs in all three games."
Ferry made it a 20-7 lead with 4:17 to go in the half when Flowers found Styles up the sideline for a 69-yard touchdown. Sutton ran in the 2-point conversion, making it 20-7.
Linsly began to climb back into the game when it pounced on a loose ball after the Riders muffed a punt. Chimechi Oparanozie ran into the end zone from 2 yards out on the ensuing play and the PAT made it 20-14 with 5:09 to go in the third.
The Cadets' momentum was short-lived, however. After Linsly's defense held on a fourth down, the Cadets went three-and-out and the Riders made them pay.
"Our defense got a few critical stops and gave us a chance several times, but we missed some opportunities on offense," Depew said. "We got a break on the punt return, but we knew this was going to be a very physical game and it didn't disappoint."
An eight-play drive was capped by Styles. Running out of the 'Wildcat' he made had a nifty run down the sideline, dodging would-be tacklers and making sure to stay in bounds en route to the end zone. He then caught the 2-point conversion pass from Flowers for a 28-14 lead.
"I was really proud of how we answered after they scored their second touchdown," Bruney said. "We kind of gave them the momentum on the punt. I thought our defense was exceptional."
Linsly went right back down the field in eight plays before Harvin caught another touchdown from Murray. This one covered 17 yards.
However, Ferry made sure there would be no further rally by accumulating four first downs to successfully run out the clock.
"Give Martins Ferry a ton of credit because they're a good, physical team," Depew said.
Flowers had one of his best games as he ran for a team-high 88 yards on 16 carries and completed 10 of 14 passes.
"I thought our offensive line and our quarterback played exceptional," Bruney said. "We ran the ball well and threw the ball well. We've got a number of options in the backfield and all of them did a terrific job again tonight."
Styles had 114 yards of total offense, including 45 on the ground.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Before he sings at the Oscars, Pharrell Williams will perform at the NBA All-Star Game.
The NBA announced that the producer-rapper-singer will perform Feb. 16 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. Williams will open the game and perform during the player introductions with surprise guests.
The game's halftime performance will feature Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Earth, Wind and Fire, Janelle Monae and Dr. John.
Recent Grammy winner Gary Clark Jr. will sing the national anthem and also perform during the halftime show. Folk-rock singer Serena Ryder will sing the Canadian national anthem.
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Ohio native Nathan Hurst is a self-taught designer whose first projects involved decking out his dog. Having moved on to successful runway shows here in Cincinnati and later conquering the "Hip Hop Meets Couture" fashion show in San Francisco, Hurst is back in town with a new vision: Cincinnati Fashion Week.
"I hope to bring a breath of fresh air to the area with Cincinnati Fashion Week," he says. "By being a self-taught kid, I want to encourage people to think outside of the box. If I can do it, anyone can."
Cincinnati will finally be holding its first official Fashion Week April 19-24 thanks largely to Hurst. The series of events will be a celebration of local designers and retailers' clothing and accessories as art.
Partnering with PROJECTMILL, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, KISS 107 FM, CW Cincinnati, Mitchell's and PUMP salons and many others, Hurst has already brewed up something quite impressive.
The logo launch and mixer party March 6 took place at Fountain Square's trendy Mynt Martini. The first day of fashion week will kick off by featuring participating local retailers throwing on-site promotional events. These events will be free and open to the public.
Day Two will be an exclusive meet-and-greet fashion pre-party with the participating designers. Day Three cranks up the heat with fashion party featuring short runway segments of up-and-coming designers and local retailers.
You'll also find gift bags, raffles, giveaways and more. Who doesn't love fabulous prizes?
Day Four is the grand celebration rounding out the week with a major fashion finale that will include designers from New York City, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Chicago and a surprise international designer. The fashion finale is planned to take place at the Hyatt Grand Ballroom. All other event locations are to be announced.
Considering that UC's College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning offers one of the country's best fashion design programs, it's surprising that there hasn't been more fashion-related events in Greater Cincinnati. DAAP will be well-represented at Cincinnati Fashion Week, as DAAP alumnus Rosie Kovacs, owner of Brighton's Brush Factory, and local jewelry designer Linda Lucas will be designing their own pieces specifically for the big fashion finale event.
Laura Dawson is another DAAP alum whose work will appear during the week. Now based out of London, she's styled the likes of Moby, Yelle and the Scissor Sisters with her one-of-a-kind pieces made out of eco-friendly sustainable resources.
Amy Longo, who attended DAAP and pays homage to her past internships with Heatherette and Betsey Johnson in her Alice in Wonderland-inspired party pieces, will be showcasing her line, Glitter Queen Clothing.
Another DAAP alum, Monica Varagas, will introduce her Verdenuevo line. Varagas has worked with an impressive lineup, including Betsey Johnson, Liz Claiborne, Tommy Hilfiger and Jones Apparel Group. Verdenuevo is expected to embrace function, comfort and beauty with pieces that are both classy and sexy.
Other designers scheduled to be part of Cincinnati Fashion Week include Ashley Bowman, Amy Kirchen, Arbitrage and Grace Mae, just to name a few.
Cincinnati Fashion Week is dedicated to helping do its part for the Greater American Clean Up by donating a large portion of its profits to Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. Hurst helped the cause with a citywide clothing drive that began March 15.
Put on your best duds and get your tickets and other updates for Cincinnati Fashion Week through the event's Web site at www.cincinnatifashionweek.com. That's where you can find everything from individual daily event tickets to an All Week Pass, which range from $20 to $130. Fashion Week will also have a presence on Facebook and Twitter.
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first network parameters is ok. (dns, email domainname, etc...)
connection to the 5480 console is ok.
Now: I select the "install single node" (which includes all the modules) for a fresh new install.
the installation starts and at some points the installation hangs at less than 20 %
(the installation progress bar is colored up to the word "installation" above the bar.
So I reboot, go back to the zimbra tab (using 5480) and then the status says "zimbra installation is found".......
I tried to play a bit (adminPort 7071) but I am not sure things are really ok: unable to bind to an external ldap , no DOmino migration tool running ("not found, no url...404) go back ".
I tried to redo all the operation twice without any success.
It also says my trial licence is not activated...
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The Style Trilogy, Part III
The Return of Part G
Rules&Regs columns from September/October 2010 and July/August 2012 each tackled various section of Part G, Standards Style Manual, of the Form and Style for ASTM Standards. However, Part G is so packed with information that we still haven't covered everything. Here's a final look at Part G, primarily focusing on the section on proper use of numerals.
Numerals are obviously an enormously important part of nearly any standard, so it is important to express them properly. Section G18 of Form and Style provides rules that will help standards writers to be consistent in their use of numerals. Here is a rundown of G18.
G18.1 begins the Numerals style section with a very basic rule: all figures and tables should be designated by arabic numerals, for example, Fig. 3 and Table 6.
G18.2 notes that numbers from one to twelve should generally be spelled out, although there are some exceptions to this rule:
- Use numerals when the quantity is partly fractional, such as 1.15 or 1 1/2.
- Use numerals when followed by an expression having a standard unit symbol. Examples would be 25 mm, 45 kg or 9%.
G18.2.3 explains that the use of numerals is optional in cases in which the standard abbreviation or unit symbol of the expression following the number is not used, or if the expression has an abbreviation, such as year or ton. There are some exceptions to this rule:
- In statements containing two or more numbers, one of which is greater than 12, all numbers should be expressed as numerals: " "2 tests and 16 weighings".
- In a series of connected numerical statements implying precision, use numerals: "5 months, 3 days".
- Use numerals after such abbreviations as "Vol." for volume and "Fig." for figure.
Numerals should be used for all numbers exceeding 12, with the following exceptions:
- Do not begin a sentence with a numeral. An example of correct style: "One gram is usually sufficient."
- Round numbers used in an indefinite sense, such as "a hundred meters or so," should be spelled out.
- When two separate numbers are used back-to-back in a sentence, one of the numbers should be spelled out (fifteen 25-mm rods).
- Place a zero before the decimal point in decimal numbers having no units, i.e., 0.65 mm, not .65 mm.
G18.4 notes that, when using a number of more than four figures, spaces should be used rather than commas in text, illustrations and tables. For example, 1 234 567. In the case of a four-figure number, no space or comma should be used ("1234") except in tables when the number occurs in a column containing number of more than four figures.
Other sections of G18 that may answer occasional style questions include the following:
- G7 presents basic information on the use of chemical formulas in standards.
- G10 addresses the use of dictionaries and other reference materials.
- G19 details percent versus percentage points.
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Description: General Motors LLC (GM) is recalling certain model year 2006-2010 Hummer H3 vehicles manufactured February 5, 2005, to May 24, 2010, and 2009-2010 Hummer H3T vehicles manufactured May 21, 2008, to May 24, 2010. In the affected vehicles, the connector module that controls the blower motor speed for the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system may overheat.
Defect: If the blower motor connector module overheats, it can increase the risk of a fire.
Corrective Action: GM will notify owners, and dealers will replace part of the blower motor connector and harness, free of charge. The recall began February 26, 2016. Owners may contact Hummer customer service at 1-800-732-5493. GM's number for this recall is 15042.
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Description: GM IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2006 THROUGH 2010 HUMMER H3 VEHICLES. SOME OF THESE VEHICLES HAVE A CONDITION IN WHICH THE INTEGRAL CLIP-TABS ON THE LOUVER ON THE HOOD MAY FRACTURE, CAUSING THE HOOD LOUVER RATTLE AGAINST THE HOOD AND BECOME LOOSE. IF THIS INDICATOR IS UNNOTICED, ADDITIONAL CLIPS COULD FRACTURE AND THE HOOD LOUVER COULD DETACH FROM THE VEHICLE.
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I'm new to Zimbra but we have a client wanting to migrate to it. They have 50 users dispersed over 4 sites all connected by VPN.
I've built a migration test lab and all going very well. The one big problem I have is the client wishes to use Outlook still. I've customized and deployed the ZCO via GPO. It installs fine (although in the GPO i request GUI but get none). Once the client has deployed it doesnt create the profile. If I run the msi once logged in as a user it works. I'm guessing at the end of the installation procedure with GUI additional steps are being done that a silent install doesn't do.
This issue is also replicable if you use msiexec with /qn or /qb.
I need the GPO deployment feature to work due to geography of the client's sites and amount of machines. Don't really want to go round them all manually as this will take days. Also this client is highly demanding and will start shouting very fast.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what I could do?
In my lab I'm using Zimbra Appliance 8.0.3 and ZCO 126.96.36.1990_x86. The test lab computers are Windows XP and 7, both 32bit. Using an SBS 2003 server (as this is what client is running currently). Everything up to date on clients. Users have local admin rights on machines. Using Outlook 2007 on XP and 2010 on Win 7.
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The SEB during the very best moments seemed to be molted across the norther boundary. It had a much darker central streak running nearly it's length. Did not notice any banding in the NPR. Did glimpse some faint bands in the SPR. Erased them, then sighted them again. EQ band extended to about the meridian.
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