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CADIZ - The Harrison Central girls enjoyed a banner season a year ago.
Despite some severe graduation losses, Coach Nick Yourkovich has his team primed for more of the same this winter.
Harrison Central carved out a 15-7 mark last season. The Huskies must replace seven players from that squad, including 1,000-point scorer Madison Richards.
Graduation also claimed guard Brooke Shultz, Julie Kelley, Erica Koch, Alisha Thompson, Chelsea Brown and Shelby Rutter. That is a lot of talent to replace, but Yourkovich remains optimistic that no major dropoff will play out this year.
Yourkovich will build from a nucleus of seven players, five of whom are lettermen, vying for the starting positions.
Three senior letter-winners will provide the leadership for the Huskies. They are all 5-foot-3 guards: Jessica Custer, Shannon Compher and Emily Dodds.
"I am impressed with the assertiveness Jess played with in the summer," Yourkovich noted. "She has become more confident as a scorer and leader. She has started on and off for two years and is our most experienced player. We need her to increase her scoring."
Yourkovich is also big on Compher and Dodds.
"Shannon really dedicated herself in the offseason and has developed into one our leaders. She is an excellent defensive guard who we look to also be a threat from the outside," Yourkovich said. "Emily came on at the end of last year and started the last few games. We look to her as a defensive stopper. She is a hard-nosed player who plays with a lot of energy."
Rounding out the senior class is Amber Hatfield. The 5-7 forward will help inside.
"We will rely on Amber to play solid and meaningful minutes. She has a nice mid-range jump shot," Yourkovich noted.
Kara Dunfee headlines a trio of juniors. She is a 5-5 point guard.
"Kara is a very savvy and smart player. She distributes the ball very well but also needs to be a scoring threat. She may be our most consistent outside shooter," Yourkovich said. "Her work ethic has made her one of our leaders."
Jess Ledger is a 5-9 junior guard who is also in the Huskies' rotation.
"Jess really put in a lot of time over the summer to improve her skills," Yourkovich said. "She is a very good outside shooter and we are counting on her to help out defensively and on the board this year."
The final junior is Ronna Orr. The 5-5 forward will split time between varsity and reserves.
The Huskies have a sophomore dandy in Katie Ellzy. The 5-9 forward is a force in the paint at both ends of the floor. She is coming off a banner freshman campaign.
"Katie is a very athletic player who hasn't scratched the surface of her basketball potential," Yourkovich said. "We will need her to take the reins as a scorer and rebounder on the inside. She started 12 games last year. Leadership comes naturally to her."
Harrison Central features one other sophomore on the varsity roster, 5-6 forward Mariah Kuryn. The balance of the roster includes three frosh: 5-9 forward D.J. Keesey, 5-8 forward Shianne Nameth and 5-5 guard Paige Richards.
Four sophomores will be ticketed for jayvee duty: 5-3 guard Amanda Johnson, 5-5 wing Mercedes Logson, 5-7 forward Christal Shoemaker and 5-8 forward Sam Wilson.
"We are a group of girls that are, for the most part, inexperienced on the varsity level. But I think that our chemistry and work ethic make up for that," Yourkovich said. "We are definitely going to experience some growing pains, but I believe this group will be ready to click when it matters the most."
"Early on in the season, depth is going to be a concern. We do not have the luxury of playing 9-10 early on, as we have in the past," he continued. "I have really been impressed with the work ethic of this team, both in the preseason and early stages of practice. This is a group eager to learn, which always makes it enjoyable."
Yourkovich is a proponent of the new expanded 22-game schedule.
"Our girls like to play, so two extra games are nice."
To that effect Harrison Central has added a quality Steubenville team to its already taxing schedule for a pair of contests.
Yourkovich is assisted by a quality and veteran staff. Jay Smith is the varsity assistant while John Visser will handle the reserve team. Sarah Wilden will assist with the reserves.


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This year's Spring Rod Run in Temecula, California, was the biggest in recent memory. It is always a huge event in the Inland Empire for rodders, classic car and truck enthusiasts, and people looking for a fun time, and this year's was no exception. It is held on Front Street in Old Town Temecula every year and consists of a night cruise on Friday and a show 'n' shine on Saturday.
The entirety of Old Town Temecula was closed down and hundreds of classic cars and trucks filled every inch of the street and parking lots. Several live bands and radio stations were on hand providing the tunes, while the local venders were selling products hand over fist, especially drinks, as the temperature hovered around 85 degrees all day Saturday. The CHP and Riverside County Sherriff's Department were in attendance, providing water and shade for people to get out of the SoCal sun. Other sponsors included the P&R Foundation, the City of Temecula, Q 103.3, Infinity Arts, Paradise Chevrolet, and many more.
For more information on next year's Spring Rod Run, go to www.rodruntemecula.com. CCT
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We dig the '50s-style custom trucks a bunch, and this blue Advance Design Chevy is no exception. Check out the cut-down steering wheel in the unfinished cab.
It's always a cool treat when people load up vintage items in the back of their trucks, especially when those items are as neat as this vintage '39 NSU scoot.Dixie and Gary Baker's '55 Chevy sports Corvette suspension appointments to match the LS-3 engine underhood.
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East Rutherford, NJ (Sports Network) - New York Giants running back Andre
Brown is expected to miss the remainder of the season after fracturing his
left fibula during Sunday's win over the Green Bay Packers.
Head coach Tom Coughlin confirmed the injury following New York's 38-10
victory, and the Newark Star-Ledger reported that tests taken on Monday
determined that the break should keep Brown sidelined throughout the regular
season and playoffs.
"It takes a lot off of the win, to be honest with you," Coughlin remarked
during Sunday's postgame press conference.
Brown had been serving as the main backup to Ahmad Bradshaw and leads the
Giants with eight rushing touchdowns while running for 385 yards on 73
carries. The 25-year-old recorded a touchdown for the fifth consecutive game
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Jacksonville, FL (Sports Network) - Chad Henne threw for 261 yards with two
scores on 17-of-26 passing and the Jacksonville Jaguars hung on for a 24-19
win over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at EverBank Field.
Henne got the starting call in place of Blaine Gabbert, who was hurt in last
week's loss to the Houston Texans and was subsequently placed on injured
reserve earlier in the week.
Rashad Jennings ran for 43 yards and a score on 16 carries, while Cecil Shorts
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43-37 overtime loss at Houston and won for the first time since a 22-17
triumph over Indianapolis in Week 3.
Jake Locker made his second straight start for Tennessee after missing five
games with a shoulder problem and threw for 261 yards with one touchdown and
two interceptions on 23-of-40 passing.
Chris Johnson ran for 80 yards on 21 carries and Kenny Britt snagged a
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Given that higher ISO, per size, is improving; but small sensors are more cost-effective, and allow a wide to telephoto in a relatively light package, then it is the Ultra-zoom, bridge-cam market, that should run, and not pass go, to 4/3rds sized sensors, even as they improve.
However, given that bazillion X-factor zoom has been the stupid measure of some cameras; without regard to low light (and shadows) overall IQ, we need to drop back to something like "10X" for better ultra zooms. This makes an unbelievably, well rounded camera, and cost very effectively. Yet, only if they could combine, the other basic qualities, such as starting with a good lens.


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Hi, sorry this thread doesn't belong here but there is nowhere under mobility for the web interface. Move it if there is a better location.
On my N95-8g (S60) I can only read plain text emails. I can only read the subject of HTML emails and there is no content. No errors presented.
The problem appears to be the clever script doesn't work for me.
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I could not find any reference to this on the web so thought I should post it. My N95 has the latest software and I was using the standard Nokia browser (As of 17-7-2009 v31.x.x.x???)
https://mail.MyCompany/m works fine in firefox.
I just installed J2ME and it works great once i remember we need httpS:// in front of the server address.
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|Friends celebrate Heginbotham LIbrary's 40th with b-day party
|Written by April Peregoy
2009 marks Heginbotham Library's 40th birthday, and Friends of the Library celebrated with a "Happy Birthday Dear Library" theme at their annual salad luncheon on Monday, Feb. 2 at Phillips County Museum.
The Friends of the Library Luncheon is held every year to honor and appreciate those who have put in valuable time and resources toward the library.
Special guest speaker at this year's luncheon was Carol Koontz, who has been a member of the library board since 1983, and was one of the original founders of Friends of the Library. She was also instrumental in the process of getting Heginbotham Library placed on the State Register of Historical Places.
Koontz recounted the struggle she and fellow board members had in obtaining the historical designation for the building. "It was a long journey," she said, but the building was finally registered in 1988, after four years of trying.
Koontz also took luncheon guests on an imaginary tour of the library as it must have appeared in the 1920s, when the Heginbothams were living inside.
Friends were then treated to a performance of two numbers from the Holyoke High School Select Choir, and HHS senior Nora Roth sang a solo piece.
Afterward, Friends president Janice Hibbard honored Karen Crocker and Sara Bohrer (who was out of town the day of the celebration) as Volunteers of the Year. She also presented librarian Laura Roth with a gift for all her hard work and dedication to the library over the past year.
Friends of the Library is a group of people who are dedicated to the promotion of the library and its activities. They are made up of people who realize the importance of reading and are interested in contributing resources to the library.
Their annual used book sale in September and membership dues are used to benefit the library. The last two Decembers, the group has sponsored the Library Extravaganza as well to raise funds for the maintenance work needed on the exterior of the library building. In Roth's report to the board on Monday, she announced the work is expected to begin this year.
In 2008, the Friends purchased Christmas ornaments, which were sold at Holly Daze and the Library Extravaganza. Three lightweight tables were also purchased for the book bonanza and a ceiling fan for the library.
Officers for the 2009 year were finalized Monday, with Hibbard agreeing to return as president for one more year and Marge Berry as treasurer. The Friends decided that next January, other members should fill these two offices and serve a two-year term as well.
Secretary Mary Carlsen and vice-president Peggy Bennett decided to retire from office. Replacing them are new secretary Karen Crocker and vice-president Dorothy Sisneros.


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WELLSBURG - When the regular softball season ends and the journey to the state championship begins with tournament play, the games get more intense.
That's what happened at the Brooke softball diamond Tuesday as Section One, Region One Class AAA tournament action opened up with Wheeling Park squeaking out a 4-3 victory in nine innings.
After going through 8.2 innings with four scattered hits, the Patriots, who were the home team, put together three straight singles with Kelsi Johnson bouncing the last one up the middle to score Kristen Slater from third base with the winning run.
"It was an evenly matched game that appeared whichever team could get the clutch hit would win the game," Wheeling Park coach Dee Davis said. "And that's what happened. We were fortunate to get those hits at the end."
The same teams will meet again at 5 today at the field by Short Creek. If Brooke wins that one, they will play a second game due to the Best-of-3 format.
Wheeling Park scored two runs without the benefit of a hit in the bottom of the second inning. Ashleigh Sidon led off with a walk and went to third when the Bruins misplayed Kelly Albers' ground ball. Albers moved to second on the miscue.
Each girl scored when Skyler Carrington, the starting pitcher, and Keligh Sidon each grounded out.
Brooke came right back in the top of the third inning to score three runs and take the lead. Sabrinna Duffy and Michaela Hinerman scored when Brette Geary smashed a double and Geary scored when Isabella Preston followed with another double.
"We had good pitching and while we did some shoddy fielding at times, we continued to battle," Brooke coach Mike Wagner said. "We were able to get those back-to-back doubles when we needed them, but there were other times that we could have scored, but hit the ball right at them.
"But I'm proud of my team for the way they battled. We're getting to where we want to be, but we still have some work to do."
Wagner was pleased with the pitching of Kristen Reardon, who went six-plus innings while scattering four hits. She gave way to Katie Castellucci after giving up a single to Wheeling Park leadoff batter Marissa Tucker.
Tucker went to second on a wild pitch and Slater bunted her to third and she raced home to tie the game and send it into extra innings when Carly Greer hit a sacrifice fly to center field.
Meanwhile Greer, who relieved Carrington to start the fourth inning, mowed down the Bruins in order in the top of the eighth and ninth innings to set up the winning rally. Greer also was in the thick of the winning rally with a single.
After the first two batters were out in the bottom of the ninth, Slater singled. Greer, who was the winning pitcher, helped her own cause with a single before Slater stole third base and Kelsi Johnson got her second hit of the game up the middle to drive her home with the winning run.
"I like close games like that and it's nice to finally win one," said a smiling Davis, whose team advanced its record to 17-5. "We know Brooke's tough. They always are."


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It took him five years of shopping at local Rifle businesses and picking up raffle tickets, but it finally paid off for Waylon Hampton on Saturday.The 27-year-old Rifle resident was the lucky winner of the grand prize, a winter wonderland outdoor recreation package, valued at over $3,000, at the 17th annual Holly Days celebration at the Garfield County Fairgrounds indoor arena.A crowd of around 800 people attended."I had about 15 tickets, so it wasn't too hard to find," Hampton said, after he heard the event's emcee, former Garfield County commissioner Larry McCown, announce the numbers over the sound system.Hampton said he had participated in the last five Holly Days celebrations, but this was the first prize he had won. He purchased all his tickets at the Corner Store on Railroad Avenue when he bought gasoline, Hampton said.A worker at the LIFT-UP thrift store in Rifle and nearly life-long Rifle resident, Hampton said one part of the grand prize will help make Christmas merrier for someone else."I don't have a truck, so [a truck bed tool box, donated by Rifle Truck and Trailer] will help my dad have a good Christmas," Hampton explained. "All the rest will be put to good use."The rest of the prize includes all-terrain vehicle and snowmobile equipment; a winter getaway to Coulter Lake Guest Ranch; a spa treatment, including full massage and warm pedicure; a $50 fuel card; a $50 gift certificate to Outwest Meat, Processing and Seafood for retail or game processing; and a $50 gift certificate from Shale Country Liquors.When his friends and family heard of Hampton's good fortune, "they wanted to know what was in it for them," he said."I told them it's all mine," Hampton said, with a laugh.
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|Speed up metabolism with healthy methods
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Dieters are often aware of metabolism and its effect on an individual's weight. Metabolism is a process that serves a host of important functions, including converting food and drink into energy and using energy to construct certain components of cells.
For the perpetual dieter, metabolism can be a natural-born enemy, a process that simply isn't fast enough for dieters to lose weight. Even more frustrating, a person's metabolism can hinge on genetics and gender. People may inherit a speedy or slow metabolism. Gender plays a large role, considering men have a tendency to burn more calories than women, even while resting. Those who inherited a speedy metabolism are often the people who can seemingly eat whatever they choose without gaining a pound.
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North Carolina legislators have approved reforms to an overextended hurricane insurance plan, capping potential costs to insurers while spreading the risk of a disaster to every property owner in the state.
The House voted 92-19 on Thursday to give the Beach Plan fix final approval. The state-created, privately run plan provides wind and homeowners insurance policies in 18 coastal counties.
The reforms put insured property owners statewide on the hook if a disaster forced the Beach Plan to pay out more than a $1 billion insurance industry cap.
The insurance commissioner said some companies threatened to leave the state if their now-unlimited risk wasn't capped.
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Great news out of Philadelphia: Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park (TRIP) earned the national Phoenix Award Grand Prize for excellence at the Brownfields 2011 conference on April 6. The award honors the Port and partners Alcoa and FedEx Ground for revitalizing the former home of an aluminum smelter in east Multnomah County to productive use.
The Port and our partners were notified in February that TRIP was selected as a Phoenix Award winner from the Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska region. The project was then awarded the top honor from a group of 10 projects located across the country – each representing a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency region.
Created in 1997, the Phoenix Awards recognize those working to transform blighted and contaminated areas to productive new uses and sustainable development projects. Finalists are selected by a panel that includes environmental professionals, government officials, and business leaders who consider the magnitude of the project, innovative approaches, solutions to regulatory and social issues, and impacts on the community.
The sucess of TRIP was made possible by the dedication of countless individuals and entities, many of whom are shown below, left to right: Dan Opalski, USEPA Region 10; Michael Krancer, Pennsylvania Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection; Mark Stiffler, Alcoa; Tom Murphy, Urban Land Institute and former Mayor of Pittsburgh, PA; Joe Mollusky, Port of Portland; Mathy Stanislaus, EPA Assistant Administrator of Solid Waste and Emergency Response; Gil Wistar of Oregon DEQ; and Mike Williams of Oregon Business Development Department.
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If health care reform taught employers anything in 2012, it's that patience is a virtue.
Since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed in March 2010, employers have waited through numerous court challenges culminating with June's U.S. Supreme Court decision on the law's constitutionality followed by November's nail-biting re-election of health care reform's chief architect, President Barack Obama. But the wait may soon be over as guidance from Washington emerges.
Just before Thanksgiving, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released new proposed regulations addressing several provisions of the Affordable Care Act, including standards related to "essential health benefits" that must be offered to most Americans and an increase in the maximum financial reward employers can give employees who stop smoking or meet other health goals.
The last time employers received clarifications on the law's complex provisions was in August when the Internal Revenue Service issued its definition of a full-time employee.
It appears that the post-election avalanche of regulations and guidance that many predicted is under way. However, the lessons they will present in 2013 may not be clear cut.
"It is amazing how over the past few years since the law was passed how many times we get asked [by clients] what's going to happen," says Dave Almeda, vice president of human resources at Kronos Inc., an HR software firm. "The law is vague enough that it requires a lot of interpretation and rule-making. We were getting a steady diet of that until three or four months ago, and then it stopped. We've been in a hurry-up-and-wait mode for a couple of years."
Employers welcomed the November HHS rules, which includes a provision that gives employers greater flexibility to reward employees who participate in wellness programs designed to help them lose weight or lower their blood pressure.
Under the proposal, the maximum dollar amount of the reward would be increased to 30 percent from 20 percent of the cost of coverage. It would also increase the maximum reward to 50 percent for wellness programs that aim to prevent or reduce tobacco use.
Companies are gearing up for a raft of health care changes in 2013 and 2014. Here's an overview of what's ahead.
- Starting in January, employee contributions to health care flexible spending accounts must be capped at $2,500.
- In March, employers must notify employees about the status of their state health care exchange and their eligibility for federal subsidies if the company plan is deemed unaffordable under the law.
And in 2014:
- Employers with more than 50 employees must offer an affordable health plan or face penalties of up to $2,000 per employee, excluding the first 30 workers.
- Large employers must offer coverage that is defined as affordable and that meets the minimum value standards or face a penalty if just one of its full-time employees receives federal assistance to purchase insurance through an exchange.
- Large employers must offer health plans with a minimum actuarial value of 60 percent.
Like many companies, Kronos has been working toward compliance as regulations emerge but long-term planning is difficult when so much remains unclear, Almeda says. "You shouldn't draw conclusions until we have all the regulations. We've done all the things that are required. We've covered dependents, addressed FSA limits … but beyond that it's hard to come up with an answer on how reform will impact our health care strategy. We're focused on wellness right now. We're in hyperwellness mode."
At Ryan LLC, a Dallas tax consulting firm, compliance has been a priority since the law passed. Despite all their preparations, company leaders are still nervous about what the next two years will bring.
"Are there any surprises? Will it harm us financially? Will it put us in a place that we would have to dramatically decrease what we offer our employees?" says Delta Emerson, executive vice president and chief of staff at Ryan. "We put a huge emphasis on work-life balance. It will be difficult to find ourselves in a situation where we can't meet a need."
Emerson says that Ryan, which employs more than 1,000 workers at 45 locations in the U.S. and abroad, has been proactive in managing health care costs and providing employees with a competitive benefits package. The company began offering a high-deductible, consumer-driven health plan two years ago and recently introduced a health savings account and a supplemental insurance plan. It offers premium reductions to employees who participate in biometric health screenings and maintain their goals. Ryan would like to do more, but right now the company's primary focus is health care reform compliance.
"Before Obamacare, we felt freer to be creative in looking for ways to manage costs and provide comprehensive benefits, but we're not as enthused about what we can do next," Emerson says. "Right now the focus has shifted away from that to survival. It's about avoiding a hit on our balance sheet."
And some employers, especially those with large hourly populations, like retailers and restaurant chains, are finding ways to sidestep costs associated with the reform by cutting hours for full-time employees to less than 30 hours a week. In October, Darden Restaurants Inc., which owns Red Lobster and Olive Garden, announced plans to cut employees' time to 28 hours a week, thus avoiding penalties.
Other companies could follow suit, according to the National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans conducted annually by consultancy Mercer. More than half of employers who do not currently offer coverage to employees working more than 30 hours a week say that they will "restructure their workforce strategy" creating more part-time jobs.
An overview of the report's findings was released in November, and the full report is scheduled to be published in April 2013.
Small employers and those with a large number of hourly workers will be hit hardest by reform, according to Tracy Watts, national health care reform leader at Mercer.
"2014 is huge to them," she says "They may have hourlies who are not eligible today, so now they have to figure out what to give them and how much it will cost." She cautions employers not to start cutting hours without a thorough analysis.
"There is a trade-off," she says. "If you have a certain number of full-time and part-time employees, there is an optimal mix. And if you move too many into part time, you might save benefit costs but productivity and business potential costs could be five times greater. It's important to know what your optimal staff mix looks like."
Grappling with the cost of health care reform is a key focus for employers large and small. In addition to a host of major provisions in 2014, employers are bracing themselves for the so-called "Cadillac plan" tax that takes effect in 2018 and imposes penalties on employers that offer excessively rich health benefit plans. Those employers will be subject to an excise tax of 40 percent on plans valued at $10,200 for individual coverage or $27,500 for family coverage.
To avoid it, a growing number of employers are offering high-deductible, consumer-driven health plans and pairing them with health savings accounts in order to shift more of the cost to employees. The effort seems to be paying off.
According to the Mercer survey from November, employers this year saw the smallest health benefit cost increase in 15 years—4.1 percent in 2012 compared to 6.1 percent in 2011.
The report cites employer efforts to move more employees into consumer-driven health plans and to beef up wellness programs as key reasons for the decline.
For now, employers such as Ryan will carry on with their efforts to do just that and hope for the best.
"It's scary," Emerson says. "You're looking into the dark. Before you were staring into confusion; health care is always confusing. But now you can't see where anything is, where the stumbling blocks may be."
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So the way I would do it is to import the real world .dem data into Fractal Terrains , zoom into the bit you want map (assuming there is some coastline - otherwise I'd just take a screenshot and work off that as a guide).....in fact you don't even need CC3 just export as an image and work in photoshop (unless you want to use CC3). Here is a screenie from FT as an example. Frankly I'd do two exports one with the grid lines and one without and draw my own grid lines using photoshop as the FT ones are a tad heavy for my taste.
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I have donated to relief efforts, but I don't have a lot of cash available. One thing I do have a lot of is photographs. I have decided that 100% of the proceeds from my Instacanv.as gallery sales in November and December of 2012 will be donated to the Red Hook Initiative. I selected this organization based on the recommendation of a photographer I respect and who lives in Brooklyn. They are actively assisting in relief efforts, and donations at this time are much needed.
Full disclosure: I get 20% of the sale from Instacanv.as. I will donate the entire amount that I receive from Instacanv.as directly to the Red Hook Initiative. So if you purchase a 20×20 canvas print, $16 will go to relief efforts, and you will have something nice to hang on a wall or to give as a gift. I will update this post each month with information about how much was donated. If you want to skip the print and donate more money directly to relief efforts, that's great too.
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Global transportation and logistics services provider Pilot Freight Services recently announced it opened up a new station in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Pilot officials said that this new location is the first Europe-based company-owned station, adding that it will provide new and existing customers with various services, including air, ocean, ground, and logistics.
Pilot CEO Richard Phillips told LM that the company first discussed opening up this station in August 2010.
"Today, our customers' businesses often rely on international shipping and logistics," said Phillips. "In order to offer the best possible customer service and transit times in Europe, as well as our sophisticated logistics solutions, it makes sense to have our own people in this strategic location. The idea of opening this station was first discussed in August 2010, and Gordon Branov, Pilot's Executive VP, Business Development, took his first trip to Amsterdam in November 2010 to start a facility search and the business entity processes."
The Amsterdam station, said Phillips, will give companies exporting freight from Europe easier access to its network in North America, Asia and many other countries around the world, adding that Pilot expects much of the initial traffic through the Amsterdam station to be coming from the U.S. to European destinations. The Pilot CEO said the company anticipates that over time Pilot will see many more European companies taking advantage of its well-established domestic network.
Regarding Pilot's customer mix in the Amsterdam station, Phillips said the initial customers include a few high tech corporations.
"The markets they'll be targeting aren't much different than the U.S.—medical, high tech, manufacturing, pharma and aerospace," he noted. "The station was launched and is managed by two veteran Pilot employees [Gilles Auzanneau and Alexandra Ryan, who will be responsible for all sales and operations] who transferred from the US. They have already made two local hires. Additional hires will be made as business develops."
When asked what the biggest competitive advantages of this station are for Pilot, Phillips said that having its own staffers on the ground in Amsterdam will allow it to provide better service and transit times to its customers, making its international business stronger and helping Pilot better compete with other shipping companies and freight forwarders.
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Born in Buffalo, NY on April 13, 1950, William Thomas Sadler was raised on a farm in Orchard Park, NY by his parents, Jane and William Sadler. The farm was Sadler's earliest stage, where he could enact scenarios from favorite television shows with friends from sun-up to sundown. At the age of eight, he discovered music via his father, who bought him a ukelele with which he would entertain at family gatherings. In his teenage years, he found that rock and roll was a direct path to meeting girls, and formed a band, the Knight Ryders, which played gigs around Buffalo. Sadler also had a solo act, a sort of folk-comedy persona called Banjo Bill Sadler, who cracked jokes between tunes on that inst... Continue Bio >>
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Unlike most other methods for studying paleoclimate, borehole thermometry is a direct measurement of temperature and doesn't need to be calibrated against the instrumental record. Hence, borehole thermometry provides and independent record of paleoclimate against which other paleoclimate techniques can be validated.
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Between questioning Drake's credibility to attacking Kendrick Lamar's debut album, Shyne hasn't been playing friendly with many fellow emcees as of late. Now, in a recent interview with AllHipHop, Shyne Po makes a number of salacious allegations against 50 Cent.
Shyne recalled meeting Fif while ghostwriting for Diddy's 1999 LP Forever, saying that Fiddy was running scared from his foes Irv Gotti and Murder Inc. after a scuffle with the crew in 2000. He said that 50 actually hired police security to protect him from Gotti and company, and even gave police information on Gotti's supposed business dealings with notorious drug dealer Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff.
"When I met [50 Cent] he was writing raps for Diddy on Forever. This was after Gotti and them poked him up in the Hit Factory and he ran to the cops and got a order of protection. He was walking around with a group of police, NYPD was holding him down. I swear to God he was in Daddy's House in the lounge and he had security. He hadn't sold one record. He hadn't even put an album out...50 Cent was nobody, nobody knew who he was. He was hiding from Iv Gotti and Murder Inc. He's the reason that Irv got indicted. He's the reason that Kenneth Supreme McGriff is in prison for the rest of his life."


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Of course now my mind is competing between the song "Everybody ought to have a maid" from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and Eddie Izzard's "Do you have a flag?" routine.
I did, and for a while I didn't know why I was singing it....
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The word "coach", for me, is synonymous with tyrant. I know this is not true of all coaches. I've seen "Hoosiers", I know coaches do good. But negative memes are stickier than positive ones. And my childhood experience with coaches is that their primary goal is to build a relationship with the athlete that is based on shame and humiliation in order to inspire performance. The better the athlete, the more ruthless, autocratic and downright cruel the coach's behavior can be. Sure they may say that their intent is to use sport, in all its nobility, to teach the value of a healthy body and mind, the spirit of competitiveness, collaborative teamwork and, most importantly, to impart the lesson that "if you just work hard enough, anything is possible!"
Maybe. But my intimate involvement with coaches is with those of the famed Karolyi kind. Not them per se. But coaches of their ilk. Coaches of their sport. And I have spent more time with coaches than I will likely spend with my own children during their adolescence. For nearly a decade I trained for 35-45 hours a week in a musty, chalk-filled gym. I know all the ways that coaching can go wrong. I know coaches. At least the dangerous ones that entice talented, hard working whiz kids and goad them to glory. Or leave them stranded in failure.
Bela Karolyi is the famed Romanian coach of Nadia Comaneci and Mary Lou Retton. He's produced more Olympic medalists than Phil Jackson has NBA Championship Teams. And while he is best known for bear hugs and that outrageous accent and hyperbolic speech pattern, he is also known to inflict near starvation diets on prepubescent 17 year olds. Transgressors, those who dare to pack on enough body fat to broach menstruation, are rewarded with pet names including Tank and Butterball. His wife Marta is now the reigning queen of American gymnastics though she has been accused of grabbing Dominique Moceanu, a member of the gold medal Olympic gymnastics squad known as the "Magnificent Seven", by the scruff of the neck and slamming her face into a telephone. Rodica Dunca, a former Romanian national team member (1978-82), described Bela's training camps as "concentration camp. Or even a prison."
Bela and Marta coach champions. It's true. And maybe this kind of abuse is worth it for a gold medal. But it is no secret (read Mark Hyman's "Until It Hurts") that suburban baseball fields are replete with ogres calling themselves coaches; men and women who can't think of anything better to do with their time than send children to hospitals, and later, to therapy. I don't have to refer to hearsay or news reports to know that this is true. I experienced the wisdom imparted by my own coaches who doled out insults like "lazy" and "fat" as if they were handing out Halloween candy. And I never went to the Olympics so I'd venture this kind of debasement is not always worthwhile. If the Olympics are the holy grail, that is.


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DEF LEPPARD is going to do a residency in Las Vegas next spring at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. The show is called "Viva Hysteria!" . . . and it will be focused on their "Hysteria" album, which came out in 1987, 25 years ago!
For now, nine dates have been announced, between March 22nd and April 10th. Tickets go on sale this Friday. (--For more info, hit up DefLeppard.com. And here's a promo video for the show.)
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|"Double OMG, Eva. I'm totes getting déjà vu!"
You would think Serena Williams would be tired of these controversies at the US Open but sometimes a girl just can't help herself.
Two years and a round later, ReRe got all in an uproar with chair umpire Eva Asderaki after getting penalized a point and going down a break for yelling out during play. She thought she hit a forehand winner and screamed "C'mon! but Sam Stosur got a piece of her racquet on the ball. Eva gave the point to the Aussie under the hindrance rule. ReRe was less than happy. Ok, she was fucking pissed.
In the end, the incident was more of an annoyance and did nothing to shake Sammy's focus. But it was like raw meat to the media sharks who couldn't wait to get right into it:
Q. Regardless of whether you thought it was right or wrong, the decision, do you think it's fair on the official to berate her like that?
SERENA WILLIAMS: Excuse me? To berate?
Q. Do you think it's fair on the official?
SERENA WILLIAMS: I think everyone is so intense out there. I was really intense, and everyone just wants to do great. I know I did. Um, yeah, just try my best, you know? It's like giving it 100%.
Q. What is your history with that chair umpire, and what episodes might you have had with her in the past?
SERENA WILLIAMS: Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I just was out there trying to fight against a great player who played really, really well. I don't know.
Q. But between games, you referred to something that happened in the past with her. What were you referring to?
SERENA WILLIAMS: I can't think off the top of my head, actually.
Q. A match in Doha maybe where you were called for a similar penalty?
SERENA WILLIAMS: I promise you if I knew I would tell you, but I don't know off the top of my head.
Q. According to the ITF, a chair umpire has latitude in assessing a point or in replaying the point if the action was not deliberate. Did you deliberately hinder your opponent?Nice try, press. It may be bait but she ain't biting.
SERENA WILLIAMS: (Laughter.) No. I mean, I didn't, but I can't even -- you know, I think my opponent played really well. I actually thought it was a winner, but she did really good to even put her like racquet on it. I thought it was a clear winner. I thought it was the hat drop rule, where if you drop a hat you kind of replay the point. I don't know. I think for the most part it was just -- I don't know, I tried my best. As always, I gave my 100%.
Q. Do you regret at all what you said to the chair umpire?
SERENA WILLIAMS: I just am really excited to be here really and to have gotten so far. To get here has been a really great experience for me. I regret losing, but I think there was nothing I could do today. I think Sam played really, really well.
Q. Why would you not regret saying things like...
SERENA WILLIAMS: I don't even remember what I said. It was just so intense out there. It's the final for me, and I was just -- I have to go -- I guess I'll see it on YouTube. I don't know (Laughter.) I don't know. I was just in the zone. I think everyone, when they play, they kind of zone out kinda thing. I don't know, I'll see it later, I'm sure.
Q. Was there a part of you that said, I can't believe this is sort of happening again, this scene?
SERENA WILLIAMS: No, not at all. That is definitely different moments. So, no, not at all.
Q. You're one of our greatest champions and an elite athlete, a real role model. Do you think it's important for top level athletes, even in tremendous heat of the moment, to treat refs and officials with respect?
SERENA WILLIAMS: Um, I don't know. I think that, you know, when you're an athlete, whether you're looking at a basketball player or football player or tennis players, these athletes, we train all our lives since I was three -- and I lie about my age a lot, but I'm 29. (Smiling). You know, we live for these moments, you know. Everyone lives to be, you know, in the final of Wimbledon or the final at the US Open. Whatever happens in that moment, you live for them and we breathe for them, and hopefully I'll be back for them.
Q. Wouldn't that be the moment to be most respectful of all at that moment?
SERENA WILLIAMS: I honestly don't know the answer. Everyone, we athletes, give 2,000%. I know I do every time.
UPDATE: She was fined $2K for verbally abusing the chair ump but won't face a suspension as it was not deemed a "major offense" said the USTA. Bigger question right now: What the hell did Mike Bryan do to deserve a $10K fine???
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I'm already install zimbra opensource edition 8 on Centos 6 x64. I have another system using windows server 2003 as Active Directory. All desktop/workstation has join to Microsoft AD.
How to migrate from Microsoft AD to Zimbra + Samba for accomodate all desktop join to Domain and File Server Sharing security.
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|There's Country in the Air fair deemed a success by fair board
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Despite cool temperatures at times and competing with a number of other nearby fairs and other events, Phillips County Fair board members are pleased with how well attended and received the 2013 Phillips County Fair was.
Heavy rain suspended county team roping Wednesday, July 24. The event was unable to finish as the rainfall persisted. The open roping portion of the night wasn't even started.
Animal weigh-ins and judging dominated much of Thursday's activities before wrapping up Friday afternoon. Thursday night also included a pitch tournament, which 12 people attended.
Friday saw a number of new events attract crowds at the Phillips County Fairgrounds. To the delight of many, a mud volleyball tournament was put on for the first time as part of the fair. Nine teams of four to five players competed on the mud court throughout the day. Action began at 9 a.m. and did not conclude until 3:30 p.m.
Fair board president Ron Thompson noted that the event was so well-received that it will likely be moved to the weekend next year to allow more people to participate. Another court may be added as well to speed up the tournament.
Homesteaders Park was home to the annual Friday night barbecue that kicked off a night full of activities. After roughly 400 people enjoyed their meals prepared by R&B Catering, many flocked to the fairgrounds for Family Fun Night and carnival fun.
Children were treated to three inflatable rides that were new to the fair this year. Purchased by the Heginbotham Trust, the inflatable slides and bounce house were popular throughout the weekend.
Thompson said the board would like to add another inflatable attraction every year if possible.
In the last event of the day, the last bull rider got into the spirit of the fair as he was launched from his bull into the air at the Sunday, July 28 Mexican rodeo. The rodeo marked the end of another successful fair in Phillips County. More fair photos and coverage can be viewed inside this week's and next week's Enterprise. —Enterprise photo
Family Farm Olympics drew a good number of participants and spectators as entrants raced through a series of tasks in team relays. An ATV rodeo closed out Friday night events at the fairgrounds. An estimated 150 people watched as over 20 entrants competed in poles, barrels, key hole and hide races.
Growing from the ATV events during last year's tough trucks competition, this was the first year the ATV rodeo was a featured event. Thompson said the fair board received a lot of positive comments about the event. He noted that with the popularity of ATVs in the area, the event could become an annual event at the county fair.
The Juke Joint Cruisers provided the musical entertainment for Friday and Saturday nights as they performed outside of the arena.
Over 40 people also participated in bingo Friday night.
Holyoke streets were packed Saturday morning as people came out in the chilly weather to watch the parade roll through. Before long, the crowds moved back to the fairgrounds for more fair fun.
Saturday was highlighted by a pet show, salsa contest, horseshoe pitching contest, cow patty bingo, pedal tractor pull and a catch-it-rabbit contest.
Close to 800 people attended the Phillips County Raceway Saturday night where they were treated to fast-action stock car racing.
A community church service and round robin took place Sunday before the Mexican rodeo made its first appearance at the PC Fair.
Thompson said the board received a number of compliments about the event as people were pleased to see something new and different take place at the fair. While 300 people were on hand to witness the showmanship of the rodeo, Thompson said the weather most likely kept the event from being much larger as rain south and east of Holyoke may have scared away some possible spectators.
Thompson also mentioned that promoting the Mexican rodeo was difficult at times because most of the event takes place in Spanish and there was a bit of mystery as far as what would be included in the show.Both English and Spanish announcers were used at the rodeo.
Very pleased with how the fair played out, Thompson said he and other board members were very impressed with the lack of problems at the fair. He said parents should be commended as all of the children were well-behaved while they enjoyed the fair attractions.
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Established in 2011, the Clyde Williams Society is the Iowa State Athletics Department's all-time cumulative giving program that recognizes the department's most generous and loyal supporters.
Cumulative giving includes:
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Williams a Shelby, Iowa native, was one of six men to sign the bank note for the construction of State Field in 1914. After his death in 1938, State Field was renamed in his honor, Clyde Williams Field, before the Iowa State vs. Kansas homecoming game that season and served as home of Cyclone football until 1974. He was inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame in the inaugural class of 1997.
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Corey had been in police custody at a Sacramento hospital since Thursday after a 17-hour standoff came to an end.
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Ability Details
Shadow Walk is a self-buff ability.
Additional Information:
- Evelynn's movement animation is changed whenever Shadow Walk is active.
- A puff of purple smoke will also appear whenever Shadow Walk activates.
- When Shadow Walk is active a grey circle apears around Evelynn indicating the range from which enemies will have sight of her.
- Whenever Evelynn approaches a visible enemy champion, there will be an eye hovering above the enemy's model, that is only viewable by Evelynn. This eye changes color based on how far away Evelynn is from the enemy champion:
- Yellow means Evelynn is close to being revealed.
- Red means Evelynn is being revealed to the enemy team.
- An exclamation symbol will appear over Evelynn, that is viewable by Evelynn and her allies, when being revealed by at least one visible enemy champion.
- The red eye will not appear above an enemy champion regardless how close he stands next to Evelynn, if she's covered by brush or by the Fog of War.
- If Evelynn's Shadow Walk is active and she goes in the detection range of an enemy champion she has no sight of, she will be seen but her stealth will not break.
- If Evelynn is in stealth close to an enemy champion (yellow eye icon) but comes into the range of an enemy , the enemy's eye icon will turn red and the exclamation mark will appear as if she was in the detection range.
- The following are things that will also break Evelynn out of stealth.
- Using certain summoner spells: , , , , , and .
- Evelynn will enter stealth when using 6 / 5 / 4 / 3 seconds of it being cast. or after
- Using item actives, and included.
- Capturing a Tower or a Great Relic in Dominion.
- Evelynn will enter stealth after 6 / 5 / 4 / 3 seconds of the Capture Animation start.
- Using certain summoner spells: , , , , , and .
- Placing wards, activating any consumable items or using / will not break Shadow Walk's stealth.
- Capturing a neutral altar in Twisted Treeline will trigger the exclamation mark over Evelynn and the red eye hovering above the altar, making Evelynn visible to nearby enemies. Capturing an enemy altar instead will only trigger the yellow eye hovering above the altar, but will make Evelynn visible to all enemies on the map.
Ability Details
Hate Spike is an auto-targeted ability that fires a linear projectile through the closest nearby enemy.
- Missile speed: 2000 (rapidly decays over the duration)
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- slow for 1 second. will apply a 40%
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the damage.
- This ability is considered to be a projectile for Unbreakable and Wind Wall.
Additional Information:
- Hate Spike will firstly prioritize Evelynn's most recent target and it will target low health units secondly if Evelynn has not attacked a unit. If both an enemy champion and a low health minion are in range, Hate Spike will prioritize the enemy champion.
- Hate Spike is only usable when a visible enemy unit is within its range.
Ability Details
Dark Frenzy is a self-buff ability.
Additional Information:
- Dark Frenzy has no cast time and does not interrupt Evelynn's previous orders.
Ability Details
Ravage is a single targeted ability with a self-buff component.
- Does not apply spell effects.
- Ravage will apply on-hit effects.
- Ravage cannot critically strike.
- Ravage will not afftect structures.
- Spell shields will block the damage of one hit.
Additional Information:
- If Ravage kills its target on the first hit, Evelynn will strike another nearby target with the second hit.
- If the target dies while Evelynn is casting Ravage, the sound and animation will be played but no buff or damage will be applied and Ravage will not go on cooldown.
- If you lose sight on target between the beginning and the end of the animation, this spell will be canceled and will not go on cooldown.
Ability Details
Agony's Embrace is a ground targeted area of effect ability.
Evelynn gains an absorption shield if Agony's Embrace hit a champion.
- Diameter of AoE: 500
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- slow for 1 second. will apply a 40%
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the damage and prevent the shield from growing in strength.
Additional Information:
- Agony's Embrace's damage is capped against monsters at 1000.
- The damage will apply after a brief delay of casting the spell (~0.25s).
- Agony's Embrace's damage is non-lethal.


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