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Table Of Contents
Release Notes for Cisco SN iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris Version 2.1.2
Starting and Stopping the iSCSI Driver
SN 5400 Series System Software Requirements
Obtaining the iSCSI Driver and Updated SN 5400 Series System Software
Uninstalling iSCSI Driver Software
Software Configuration Tips on the Cisco TAC Home Page
Obtaining Technical Assistance
Release Notes for Cisco SN iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris Version 2.1.2
March 27, 2002
Note You can find the most current documentation on Cisco.com. This set of electronic documents may contain updates and modifications made after the hard-copy documents were printed.
These release notes support Cisco Storage Networking iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris version 2.1.2.
For a list of software caveats that apply to version 2.1.2, see the "Caveats" section. The caveats are updated for every maintenance version and are located on Cisco.com and he Documentation CD-ROM.
These Release Notes describe the following topics:
•Obtaining Technical Assistance
The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris provides an IP host with the ability to access storage through an IP network. The iSCSI driver uses iSCSI protocol to transport SCSI requests and responses over an IP network between the host and a Cisco SN 5400 Series system.
Architecturally, the iSCSI driver combines with the host TCP/IP stack, network drivers, and NICs to provide the same functions as a SCSI adapter driver with a host bus adapter (HBA).
The iSCSI driver provides a transport for SCSI requests and responses for storage devices; however, instead of providing a transport for directly attached devices, the driver transports the SCSI requests and responses between the IP host and a Cisco SN 5400 Series system via an IP network. The SN 5400 Series system, in turn, transports SCSI requests and responses between it and the storage devices attached to it.
Once the iSCSI driver is installed, the IP host will proceed with a discovery process for iSCSI storage devices as follows:
Step 1 The iSCSI driver requests available iSCSI targets from the SCSI routing instances in the SN 5400 Series systems listed in the configuration file /etc/iscsi.conf, in the order that they appear.
Step 2 Each SN 5400 Series system sends available iSCSI target names to the iSCSI driver.
Step 3 The iSCSI discovery daemon looks up each discovered target in the /etc/iscsi_bindings file. If an entry exists in the file for a target, the corresponding Solaris target ID is assigned to the target; if no entry exists for a target, the smallest available Solaris target ID is assigned and an entry is written to the /etc/iscsi_bindings file. The iSCSI driver logs into the first 64 iSCSI targets it discovers, ignoring any remaining targets.
Step 4 The SN 5400 Series system accepts the login and sends target identifiers.
Step 5 The Solaris IP host queries targets for device information.
Step 6 Targets respond with device information.
Step 7 The Solaris IP host creates a table of internal devices.
The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris provides IP access to a maximum of 64 remote SCSI targets, with each target capable of supporting 256 LUNs.
Note The iSCSI protocol is an IETF-defined protocol for IP storage (ips). For more information about the iSCSI protocol, refer to the IETF standards for IP storage at http://www.ietf.org.
System Requirements
This section describes the system requirements for version 2.1.2 and includes the following information:
•Operating System Requirements
•SN 5400 Series System Software Requirements
•Obtaining the iSCSI Driver and Updated SN 5400 Series System Software
•Uninstalling iSCSI Driver Software
Operating System Requirements
•The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris runs only on SPARC processor-based machines.
•The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris requires either Sun Solaris version 2.6 or Sun Solaris 7 or 8, with all Sun-recommended patches installed for the version being used.
•The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris supports multiple processors, and may be run on up to four multiprocessors.
•To ensure the best performance for the iSCSI driver, the extended windowing feature of TCP should be enabled on all IP hosts connecting to the SN 5400 Series system. In general, a larger window size enhances SN 5400 Series system throughput performance.
•To maximize performance, the receive and transmit flow control feature of the Gigabit Ethernet driver should be enabled on all IP hosts connecting to the SN 5400 Series system.
•If you are using a 3Com Gigabit Ethernet Server network interface card, the minimum supported revision level is "B" (3C985B-SX). Using a card with a lower revision level will decrease performance.
Mounting Devices
No iSCSI device can be mounted until after the iSCSI daemon has started and logged into the appropriate iSCSI targets in the Cisco SN 5400 Series system. The iSCSI init.d script looks for entries with the "mount at boot" field set to "iscsi" in the /etc/vfstab file, and attempts to mount those entries after the iSCSI daemon starts. This allows iSCSI devices to be automatically mounted as early as possible in the boot process.
For example, the following /etc/vfstab entries will fsck and mount the two iSCSI devices specified:#device device mount FS fsck mount mount#to mount to fsck point type pass at boot options/dev/dsk/c1t5d0s6 /dev/rdsk/c1t5d0s6 /mnt/t5 ufs 1 iscsi -/dev/dsk/c1t6d0s6 /dev/rdsk/c1t6d0s6 /mnt/t6 ufs 1 iscsi -
Note Due to network delays, targets may not always become available in the same order. This means that the order in which iSCSI devices are mounted may vary, and may not match the order of the devices listed in /etc/vfstab. You should not assume that mounts of iSCSI devices will occur in any particular order.
The "mount at boot" field in /etc/vfstab should never be set to "yes" for an iSCSI device, because the standard Solaris boot sequence mounts devices before the network is available. Mounts of iSCSI devices with the "mount at boot" field set to "yes" fail because the iSCSI devices are not available that early in the boot process. If a mount fails, a maintenance shell will start and the Solaris boot process will not complete until the shell is exited. A user at the console must exit from the shell to cause the boot process to complete without the listed devices mounted.
Unmounting Devices
All iSCSI devices must be unmounted before the iSCSI driver stops. If the iSCSI driver stops while iSCSI devices are mounted, buffered writes may not be committed to disk and filesystem corruption may occur. Because Solaris will not unmount devices that are being used by a running process, all processes using the iSCSI devices must be killed before the devices can be unmounted.
The init.d script will attempt to kill all processes using iSCSI devices by sending them SIGTERM and ILL. The init.d script then unmounts all iSCSI devices, and kills the iSCSI daemon, terminating all connections to iSCSI devices.
Note The init.d script may not be able to successfully unmount filesystems because they are in use by processes that cannot be killed. Best practice is to manually stop all applications using the filesystem before stopping the driver.
Starting and Stopping the iSCSI Driver
It is possible to manually stop and start the iSCSI driver. This may be necessary if you want to make configuration changes without rebooting the Solaris system. When stopping the iSCSI driver, the init.d script will attempt to unmount iSCSI devices. Because the init.d script may not be able to unmount busy filesystems, best practice is to manually stop all applications that are using iSCSI filesystems before stopping the driver.
To manually stop the iSCSI driver, enter:/etc/init.d/iscsi stop
To manually start the iSCSI driver, enter:/etc/init.d/iscsi start
Caution When installing the iSCSI driver, do not manually stop and restart the iSCSI driver. Always reboot the Solaris system after doing a "pkgadd" of the driver.
Rebooting Solaris
All iSCSI devices should be unmounted prior to a system shutdown.
The Solaris /usr/sbin/reboot command should not be used to reboot the system while iSCSI devices are mounted. This reboot command will not execute the iSCSI shutdown script in /etc/rc0.d, and file system corruption can occur.
To safely reboot the Solaris system, use the following shutdown command:/usr/sbin/shutdown -i 6
SN 5400 Series System Software Requirements
The iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris version 2.1.2 is compatible with a Cisco SN 5400 Series system running software release 2.1.1 or later; this driver is not compatible with any Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router running software release 1.1.x.
Obtaining the iSCSI Driver and Updated SN 5400 Series System Software
From time to time, Cisco releases updated versions of SN 5400 Series system software and iSCSI drivers. Updated versions of SN 5400 Series system software and the Cisco Storage Networking iSCSI drivers, accompanying readme files, release notes and example configuration file are available for download.
If you are a registered Cisco.com user, you can download SN 5400 Series system software and iSCSI drivers. If you are a non-registered Cisco.com user, you can download only iSCSI drivers.
You can access software by following these instructions:
Step 1 At http://www.cisco.com (or http://www.cisco.com/login/cisco/, if you are a registered Cisco.com user and logged in), under Service & Support, click Software Center.
Step 2 At the Software Center web page, under Software Products & Downloads, click Storage Networking Software.
Step 3 At the Storage Networking Software web page, click the appropriate link for your software. For example, click Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router Software for SN 5420 software.
Step 4 At the software download web page, click the file that you want to download. Another software download web page will be displayed with detailed information about the download file and Cisco's Software License Agreement. Follow instructions on that page to download the software.
Step 5 To install and configure SN 5400 Series system software, see the appropriate SN 5400 Series system software configuration guide and release notes. To install and configure an iSCSI driver, see the readme file that accompanies the iSCSI driver (in the downloaded driver archive file) and the appropriate release notes.
Upgrading to a New Version
To upgrade to a new version of iSCSI driver software, follow these instructions.
Note You must be super-user (root) to install and configure the iSCSI driver package.
Step 1 Unmount all iSCSI file systems and stop the old iSCSI driver. To manually stop the iSCSI driver, enter:/etc/init.d/iscsi stop
Step 2 Save the current /etc/iscsi.conf and /kernel/drv/sd.conf configuration files to another location.
Step 3 Remove the old iSCSI package.pkgrm CSCOiscsi
Step 4 Copy the solaris_iscsi_<version>.tar.Z file to a working directory, such as /usr/local/iscsi. Make the directory if it does not exist. If the directory does exist, remove any files from a previous installation. The <version> is the three digit version, such as 2.1.2. For example:mkdir /usr/local/iscsicp /tmp/solaris-iscsi-2.1.2.tar.Z /usr/local/iscsi
Step 5 Change to the working directory created in Step 4, and untar the file using the tar command. For example:cd /usr/local/iscsiuncompress solaris-iscsi-2.1.2.tar.Ztar xvf solaris-iscsi-2.1.2.tar
Your working directory (/usr/local/iscsi in the examples above) now contains the iSCSI driver package. The package contains the drivers and associated files.
Step 6 Add the package.cd /usr/local/iscsipkgadd -d . CSCOiscsi
The package installation instructions note that the system must be rebooted. Continue with the following configuration steps before rebooting the system.
Step 7 Compare the current /etc/iscsi.conf file to the iscsi.conf file saved in Step 2. Update it with any new information from the upgrade file, and save it as /etc/iscsi.conf. (If an /etc/iscsi.conf file exists when the new iSCSI driver package is installed, it is not overwritten or deleted. The updated iscsi.conf file is installed as iscsi.conf.<version>; for example iscsi.conf.2.1.2.)
Step 8 Compare the current /kernel/drv/sd.conf to the sd.conf file saved in Step 2. Update it with any new information from the upgrade file, and save it as /kernel/drv/sd.conf.
Step 9 Reboot the system to start and reload the iSCSI driver.
Step 10 Rebooting the system in Step 9 should reconfigure devices and load the iSCSI driver. Once the iSCSI daemon starts, execute the commands in Example 1 or Example 2 to reconfigure the SCSI disk devices:
Example 1 Configure the /devices Directory and Create /dev Entriesdrvconfigdisks
Example 2 Solaris Administration Command for /dev and /devicesdevfsadm
Uninstalling iSCSI Driver Software
To uninstall the iSCSI driver software, follow these instructions:
Step 1 Unmount all iSCSI devices and stop the driver. For example:/etc/init.d/iscsi stop
You may want to save the /etc/iscsi.conf configuration file to another location before proceeding with the removal process.
Step 2 Remove the iSCSI driver. You must have super-user (root) authority to remove the driver.pkgrm CSCOiscsi
All configuration files installed by the package will be deleted.
Caveats describe unexpected behavior or defects in iSCSI software versions. Severity 1 caveats are the most serious caveats; severity 2 caveats are less serious.
•The "Open Caveats" section describes open severity 1 and 2 caveats that apply to the current version and may apply to previous versions.
•The "Resolved Caveats" section describes severity 1 and 2 caveats resolved in this version, but open in previous versions.
Within the sections, the caveats are sorted alphanumerically by caveat number.
Note If you have an account with Cisco.com, you can use Bug Navigator II to find caveats of any severity for any version. You can reach Bug Navigator II on Cisco.com at Service & Support: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/Bugtool/launch_bugtool.pl.
Open Caveats
While running traffic to a tape drive, the Gigabit Ethernet connection from a Sun Solaris IP host to the SN 5420 Storage Router may be intermittently dropped and re-added for no apparent reason.
Workaround: There is no workaround. However, the user should check the connections between the hosts and the SN 5420, and verify that the flow control is consistent between the hosts, switches, and the SN 5420s.
Resolved Caveats
When running iSCSI traffic from a Sun Solaris IP host and the storage device being accessed permanently fails due to hardware errors on the device end, the following issues have been seen:
–The Sun Solaris IP host can no longer communicate with the SN 5420 Storage Router via the Gigabit Ethernet interface.
–All Ethernet interfaces on the Sun Solaris IP host become unresponsive.
–Any command issued on the Sun Solaris IP host to the Ethernet interfaces (e.g. ping, ifconfig, etc.) or any attempt to kill iSCSI processes hangs.
It appears that the dropped Gigabit Ethernet TCP packets can cause Sun Solaris stream and network hangs.
Workaround: There is no workaround. The problem has been resolved in the iSCSI driver for Sun Solaris version 2.1.2.
Related Documentation
The following sections describe the related documentation available for the iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris version 2.1.2 and the Cisco SN 5400 Series systems. These documents consist of the iSCSI driver release notes, readme and example configuration files, and the SN 5400 Series system hardware installation and software configuration guides.
The SN 5400 Series system hardware installation and software configuration documentation sets are available as printed manuals or electronic documents. The iSCSI driver readme file and example configuration file are available in electronic format, as part of the software download package. See the "Obtaining the iSCSI Driver and Updated SN 5400 Series System Software" section for details.
Release-Specific Documents
This Release Notes document is the only document specific to iSCSI Driver for Sun Solaris version 2.1.2. It is located on Cisco.com and the Documentation CD-ROM.
Each release of SN 5400 Series system software includes an associated Release Notes document, which is also available as an electronic document on Cisco.com and the Documentation CD-ROM.
Hardware Documents
Refer to the Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router Hardware Installation Guide for SN 5400 Series system hardware installation procedures. This document is available as a printed manual. It is also available as an electronic document on Cisco.com and the Documentation CD-ROM.
Software Documents
Refer to the Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router Software Configuration Guide Release 2.1 for SN 5400 Series system software configuration information and procedures. This document is available as a printed manual. It is also available as an electronic document onCisco.com and the Documentation CD-ROM.
For documentation on the SN 5400 Series system web-based GUI, refer to the SN 5400 Series system web-based GUI online Help system.
Service and Support
For service and support for a product purchased from a reseller, contact the reseller, who offers a wide variety of Cisco service and support programs described in "Service and Support" of Cisco Information Packet shipped with your product.
Note If you purchased your product from a reseller, you can access Cisco.com as a guest. Cisco.com is Cisco Systems' primary real-time support channel. Your reseller offers programs that include direct access to Cisco.com services.
For service and support for a product purchased directly from Cisco, use Cisco.com.
Software Configuration Tips on the Cisco TAC Home Page
A variety of Cisco SN 5400 Series system software and iSCSI driver installation, configuration and usage tips are available on the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) Web Site.
You can access "tech tips" by following these instructions:
Step 1 At http://www.cisco.com (or http://www.cisco.com/login/cisco/, if you are a registered Cisco.com user and logged in), under Products & Technologies, select Routers from the drop-down list.
Step 2 At the Cisco Routers web page, under Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router Software, click Product Support.
Step 3 At the Cisco SN 5420 Storage Router Product Support web page, click the appropriate links for additional information about installing and configuring SN 5400 Series system software and iSCSI drivers.
Obtaining Documentation
The following sections explain how to obtain documentation from Cisco Systems.
World Wide Web
You can access the most current Cisco documentation on the World Wide Web at the following URL:
Translated documentation is available at the following URL:
Documentation CD-ROM
Cisco documentation and additional literature are available in a Cisco Documentation CD-ROM package, which is shipped with your product. The Documentation CD-ROM is updated monthly and may be more current than printed documentation. The CD-ROM package is available as a single unit or through an annual subscription.
Ordering Documentation
Cisco documentation is available in the following ways:
•Registered Cisco.com users (Cisco direct customers) can order Cisco product documentation from the Networking Products MarketPlace:
•Registered Cisco.com users can order the Documentation CD-ROM through the online Subscription Store:
•Nonregistered Cisco.com users can order documentation through a local account representative by calling Cisco corporate headquarters (California, USA) at 408 526-7208 or, elsewhere in North America, by calling 800 553-NETS (6387).
Documentation Feedback
If you are reading Cisco product documentation on Cisco.com, you can submit technical comments electronically. Click the Fax or Email option under the "Leave Feedback" at the bottom of the Cisco Documentation home page.
You can e-mail your comments to email@example.com.
To submit your comments by mail, use the response card behind the front cover of your document, or write to the following address:
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We appreciate your comments.
Obtaining Technical Assistance
Cisco provides Cisco.com as a starting point for all technical assistance. Customers and partners can obtain documentation, troubleshooting tips, and sample configurations from online tools by using the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) Web Site. Cisco.com registered users have complete access to the technical support resources on the Cisco TAC Web Site.
Cisco.com is the foundation of a suite of interactive, networked services that provides immediate, open access to Cisco information, networking solutions, services, programs, and resources at any time, from anywhere in the world.
Cisco.com is a highly integrated Internet application and a powerful, easy-to-use tool that provides a broad range of features and services to help you to
•Streamline business processes and improve productivity
•Resolve technical issues with online support
•Download and test software packages
•Order Cisco learning materials and merchandise
•Register for online skill assessment, training, and certification programs
You can self-register on Cisco.com to obtain customized information and service. To access Cisco.com, go to the following URL:
Technical Assistance Center
The Cisco TAC is available to all customers who need technical assistance with a Cisco product, technology, or solution. Two types of support are available through the Cisco TAC: the Cisco TAC Web Site and the Cisco TAC Escalation Center.
Inquiries to Cisco TAC are categorized according to the urgency of the issue:
•Priority level 4 (P4)—You need information or assistance concerning Cisco product capabilities, product installation, or basic product configuration.
•Priority level 3 (P3)—Your network performance is degraded. Network functionality is noticeably impaired, but most business operations continue.
•Priority level 2 (P2)—Your production network is severely degraded, affecting significant aspects of business operations. No workaround is available.
•Priority level 1 (P1)—Your production network is down, and a critical impact to business operations will occur if service is not restored quickly. No workaround is available.
Which Cisco TAC resource you choose is based on the priority of the problem and the conditions of service contracts, when applicable.
Cisco TAC Web Site
The Cisco TAC Web Site allows you to resolve P3 and P4 issues yourself, saving both cost and time. The site provides around-the-clock access to online tools, knowledge bases, and software. To access the Cisco TAC Web Site, go to the following URL:
All customers, partners, and resellers who have a valid Cisco services contract have complete access to the technical support resources on the Cisco TAC Web Site. The Cisco TAC Web Site requires a Cisco.com login ID and password. If you have a valid service contract but do not have a login ID or password, go to the following URL to register:
If you cannot resolve your technical issues by using the Cisco TAC Web Site, and you are a Cisco.com registered, you can open a case online by using the TAC Case Open tool at the following URL:
If you have Internet access, it is recommended that you open P3 and P4 cases through the Cisco TAC Web Site.
Cisco TAC Escalation Center
The Cisco TAC Escalation Center addresses issues that are classified as priority level 1 or priority level 2; these classifications are assigned when severe network degradation significantly impacts business operations. When you contact the TAC Escalation Center with a P1 or P2 problem, a Cisco TAC engineer will automatically open a case.
To obtain a directory of toll-free Cisco TAC telephone numbers for your country, go to the following URL:
Before calling, please check with your network operations center to determine the level of Cisco support services to which your company is entitled; for example, SMARTnet, SMARTnet Onsite, or Network Supported Accounts (NSA). In addition, please have available your service agreement number and your product serial number.
This document is to be used in conjunction with the documents listed in the "Related Documentation" section.
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Bank Stocks Can't Keep This Rally Down
A double dose of troubling bank earnings isn't having much of an impact on the broad market.
Bank of America profit tumbled 63%, weighed down by billions of dollars in charges related to a dispute with Fannie Mae and a foreclosure settlement. Shares are down about 4%, making BofA the biggest declining blue chip on Thursday.
Citigroup results also disappointed investors as legal expense in its U.S. consumer business dented profits. Shares fell 3%. Other financial stocks such as JPMorgan Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo are also trading lower.
Despite weak bank stocks, the Dow is up about 90 points and the S&P 500′s 0.6% gain has pushed it above 1480 for the first time since December 2007.
The rally has also helped the market bust out of its recent range.
Stocks have had relatively muted moves ever since the big rally that kicked off the new year, BTIG's Dan Greenhaus pointed out. "In the ten trading sessions since January 2nd, the S&P 500 has been up or down less than 0.5% in nine of them," he says. "No wonder the VIX is so depressed."
VIX, the market's so-called fear gauge, recently fell 1% to 13.29.
Another pattern worth mentioning: yesterday was the fifth day in a row that the market's early morning weakness gave way to bigger afternoon gains, Greenhaus said. Stocks improved as those days progressed, finishing around their higher levels of each day.
A similar pattern is playing out yet again. Major stock indexes hit their highs shortly after noon Eastern Time and have hovered around those levels ever since.
Today's trading aside, Greenhaus notes stocks have had a subdued reaction to earnings season. "Perhaps things will pick up but this has certainly been a fairly benign start to reporting season, dull actually," he says. "With 90 S&P 500 companies set to report next week, the relatively dull trading environment might get a bit more exciting when more and more companies start with their 2013 outlooks. "
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Thank you much for the pearls and gems :-) I concur with what you have shared and have done research on the wisdom you speak regarding this holographic universe. Quite amazing I must say. I will also check out that book, as I am always on the hunt for things to trigger my remembrance. Apologies for the late response as well. Just like yourself I have been finding myself spending less and less time on the computer. My email address is email@example.com if you are interested to contact me other than this site. It is so nice to have you as my friend Mike and I have asked the universe to pull in more people as yourself into my life. I hope all has been well with you since we last spoke and until we chat again.... take care....
once again thanks for your insight
Hello, again :-) I am sorry for the late response.....You made an incredible point with your comment about the colors of the rainbow and its symbolism of not being able to reflect our true greatness. I am aware that there are colors well beyond our frequency that we can not even been to fathom their appearance and while at the SAME TIME I also have heard that there really is no such thing as "color" but it is just the physical manifestation of the different frequencies every atom holds. Kinda like we live in a monochromatic world.
In regards to meditation I believe it depends on the individual and their perception of life. I think that it promotes both a still mind for you to become conscious... when your mind turns off the externals or reaches a "still point" then you are able to be come fully conscious or commune with God/Source/Infinite Mind/Yahweh/ Elohim/Allah or whoever name you have given to the creator. So I actually believe that there is not a difference between the two...but I could be wrong....lol great question. Don't be a stranger now!!!! We are officially friends LOL xoxo :-) not that we never were. Namaste
Hi Mike , Just got your comment. Thanks
Since you are one of my facebook family :) and we have Mr.Jaco to thank for that lol I'd like to say thankyou for Inviting me into your network I've learned alot from your posts & look forward to one day finally getting it lol. guess some of us just learn slower than others. well just wanted to say hi.
hope all is well in your world!
Hey,How's it going? To answer your question, yes I like to use it as a greeting and I actually use a different method for meditation :-) Nothing special really, I just imagine beams of ROYGBIV in there respective chakras root to crown spinning my wheels while using the breathing technique (MM,MN,NN,NM) m=mouth n=nose. Thanks for asking!!!! wishing you the best
xoxo nik
ji ji jitsu... well however you say it , i can learn quickly, u dont have to be an instructor i always wished as a kid to be in those classes but my mom could never afford it, lol, i always wished i could do it, i know now that true strength comes from inner core strength and to see it means it is possible...but i will check out your facebook..thanks for responding...hope you keep in contact my myspace is www.myspace.com/m_shelz hit me up sometime. peace
Hai, whats up, yes it is rare that i find a fellow clevelander that loves Lupes art aswell as I do.
hey i see that you do Tai Chi , heres the question, can you teach me lol. i am interested in that kind of stuff.
thanks 4 the comment too, stay in touch.


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by Sara Trenery
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development
From 12 to 500. That's the employment count at Pii (Pharmaceutics International, Inc.), a pharmaceutical manufacturing firm headquartered in Hunt Valley. Pii has added 300 employees in Hunt Valley over the past three years alone and expects to add 20 to 30 more jobs by the end of 2012.
The life sciences company has been honored with the 2012 Baltimore County New Directions Award, awarded by the Baltimore County Department of Economic Development to a company that exemplifies the quality and future direction of the County's business community.
"Pii's success is a testament to the Baltimore County's scientific talent and entrepreneurial spirit," stated County Executive Kevin Kamenetz in presenting the award to Pii at the Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame dinner November 14. "With new five products of their own currently at the FDA for approval, we expect even more growth at Pii."
The company's pharmaceutical products are manufactured under their own name, as well as under contract for major multinational and virtual pharmaceutical companies across the globe.
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|Hernandez earns weekly WAC award
Justin Hernandez, a junior from Lapwai, Idaho (Lapwai HS), blocked a punt that was returned for a touchdown with 3:11 left in Idaho's game at Virginia. Idaho trailed 14-6 at the time and following the successful two-point conversion after the touchdown, the Vandals forced overtime before losing 21-20 after an unsuccessful two-point try in the extra period.
Hernandez joined the team as a walkon and, in addition to his special teams play, he is a backup receiver.


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In the middle of the Kitzbueheler alps lies the romantic and family-friendly holiday paradise of 'Kirchdorf am Wilden Kaiser'. This town, 640 meters above sea level, has approximately 2,300 inhabitants. Cultivated alpine pastures, the Wilder Kaiser mountains climbing paradise, the legendary Teufelsgasse mountain at Hinterberg in Gasteig, lovely mountain paths, a charming country chapel and the quaint pine needle distillery count among the attractions at this romantic mountain resort. The St. Johann in Tirol holiday region offers first-class ski slopes which are easy to navigate and well developed with state-of-the-art ski lifts.
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For 1,800 volunteers from across the country and around the world, Sundance Film Festival is a truly a labor of love. Long hours and unpredictable winter weather are just the beginning of challenges these hardy souls endure during the 10-day event. Sure, there are great perks: free film screenings, front-row access to the stars and those snazzy volunteer jackets. But what brings most volunteers back year after year isn't about getting something in return.
We talked to Stacy, Sundance volunteer manager at Park City's iconic Egyptian Theatre, about why she first became a festival volunteer and what has kept her coming back for more than a decade.
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I see a lot of threads of musicians I've never heard of, so I figured lets get one started with someone who's popular today.
I have a buddy going to a Tim McGraw concert in KC thats coming up. I love the guy.
What are your favorite Tim McGraw songs?
5. One of Those Nights
4. Highway Don't Care
3. Don't Take the Girl
2. Something Like That
1. Mexicoma
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2. The Cowboy in Me
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5. Something Like That
4. If You're Reading This
3. For a Little While
2. The Cowboy in Me
1. Angry All the Time
Cowboy in Me has to be up there. I think his Set This Circus Down album is one of the more underrated country ones out there.
Red Ragtop
Grown Men Don't Cry
My Next Thirty Years
Southern Voice
All We Ever Find
A Place in the Sun
She's My Kind of Rain
Watch the Wind Blow By
Please Remember Me
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All We Ever Find
A Place in the Sun
She's My Kind of Rain
Watch the Wind Blow By
Please Remember Me
I forgot this one. Definitely in my top 5.
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If you make a list and don't include Don't Take the Girl, you should be permabanned.
Alright something we both agree on. Yeah!
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
Live Like You Were Dying
It's Your Love
Just to See You Smile
My Best Friend
Something Like That
When the Stars Go Blue
1. Don't Take The Girl
2. Down On The Farm
3. Please Remember Me
4. I like It, I Love It
5. Cowboy In Me
6. Real Good Man
7. Something Like That
8. Do You Want Fries With That
9. Back When
10. Where The Green Grass Grows
So many good songs by him.
Faith Hill
I don't really listen to cw much but since we're talking about him I entered a contest 10 -15 years ago and won a letter jacket type coat that he autographed with a letter of authenticity from a country music station. I wonder if it's worth anything? Probably should check ebay I suppose.
Can't believe Indian Outlaw hasn't been mentioned yet.
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- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon quick-rise yeast
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup warm water (120° to 130°)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/4 to 1/3 cup prepared Italian salad dressing
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- Dash pepper
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- In a large bowl, combine 2 cups flour, yeast, sugar and salt. Beat in water and oil until blended. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead for 1-2 minutes or until smooth and elastic. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease the top. Cover and let rise in a warm place for 20 minutes.
- Punch dough down; place on a greased 12-in. pizza pan and pat into a 12-in. circle. Brush with salad dressing. Combine the seasonings; sprinkle over top. Sprinkle with cheeses.
- Bake at 450° for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 1 loaf (16 pieces).
Reviews for Italian Cheese Bread
"Very Good. I use the dough as a pizza crust."
"OK.....very, very heavy bread....I was taught when making Italian bread to knead the dough for about 15 minutes..not 1 or 2 minutes. Also, when I let it rise for a half hour, then you have to knead it again for another 10 minutes and let it rise in a warm place. THEN, I baked it. Much less heavy, but still a nice bread...not real airy like the cheap breads in the stores. Thank you for the recipe. I just happen to like a bread that is not so "doughy". I also baked it on 400 degrees for about 30 minutes. My loaves, however, were rather large."
"Pretty good!"
"I have been wanting to make this recipe for a couple of years. Tonight I did. It was easy and quick, but I did not like the taste. The thyme was a little overwhelming. I know I could switch the herbs to my liking but I was rating the recipe on the recipe as stated. And as stated, I wasn't thrilled, nor was my bread eating family. I will try again with different herbs and spices. Thanks again for the recipe!"
"An old favourite. We all love this for a snack."


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The 2004 Young Alumni Achievement Award went to Stephanie Rissler-Christopherson, a 1995 graduate of BHSU, who is now a current affairs producer for South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB).
Rissler-Christopherson, who has been with SDPB for the past seven years, has been honored several times with nominations for regional Emmy Awards and gained national exposure when several of her broadcasts were picked up on C-Span. A former Gold Rush dance team member and campus radio personality, Rissler-Christopherson covers statewide political issues and other news for SDPB. She currently hosts and produces a live public affairs program, State House, which airs every day during the two-to three-month state Legislative session. In addition, she is a segment editor and helps produce "South Dakota Focus," a magazine program that features live discussions of issues that affect the state.
Rissler-Christopherson, who is originally from Casper, Wyo., was previously the northern hills correspondent for KOTA news in Rapid City.


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I have a bunch of friends who are vegetarians, and usually this isn't a problem when we all get together to share meals. The only time I can't share some of my candy bounty with them is when I have gummis with gelatin on the ingredients list. Which, I have to say, is always sad for me since I know how some of them really miss eating gummi candies. This is why I was super excited about Goody Good Stuff contacting me about trying some samples of their vegetarian/vegan gummi candies. Finally an alternative for people who don't want to eat gelatin. I mean, yes, there are gummis out there that are vegetarian free, but they often don't advertize the lack of gelatin and therefore are time consuming to identify.
This first sample of the Goody Good Stuff gummis is their Sour Fruit Salad. This is a nice play on fruit pate, with a sour sanding sugar coating the candies. The packaging is attractive and eye-catching. The bright green, the sharp logo design, and the koala mascot make a well put together candy package. I especially love the koala and the window to see in and actually catch a glimpse of what the actual candy looks like.
As you can see they're quite pretty:
Pear: The flavor is immediately fruity with strong flowery notes. It's very juicy and has a delicate sweetness that tastes like pear. It's not very sour, as the citric acid sanding sugar isn't very strong. It's still really tasty and I enjoyed it.
Strawberry: Much more sour than the pear. This almost tastes like citrus to start, very tart with bitter notes to it. Not real strawberry flavor, but it's still tasty.
Pink Grapefruit: Tart and fruity. This has sweet notes to it and a nice citrus flavor that slowly joins in toward the end of the taste. The strawberry tasted more like grapefruit to me, but this is also in the same flavor family, just milder.
Orange: Sour and juicy to start. It does have some orange notes, but they're very mild. There's some bitterness to it, but overall the flavor isn't as juicy and orange as I'd like.
Lemon: Immediately tastes zesty and full of lemon tang. This one is awesome. It's exactly a I was hoping it to be. Yum!
I shared these with my boyfriend and friends and they all really liked them. My vegetarian friends were especially excited with trying gummis they could actually eat! I honestly couldn't taste any different between these and gelatin gummies, so if you're a vegetarian, I'd highly recommend them.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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Women's Squash Splits Super Sunday Duo; Tigers Top Stanford, Fall To Yale
The day ended in a split for the Tigers, who swept seventh-ranked Stanford 9-0 to conclude a 2-1 home weekend.
The reigning Ivy League champion, Princeton couldn't find the same magic it had last season when it went into New Haven and pulled out a 5-4 win. The Tigers did grab an early lead, as both juniors Nicole Bunyan (No. 3) and Hallie Dewey (No. 6) earned first-shift wins.
Bunyan avenaged a previous loss to Shihui Mao with three close victories in a 3-0 win. Dewey remained perfect on the season by closing out a 3-1 win at the No. 6 spot with back-to-back 13-11 victories.
Yale got one win during the shift, as Annie Ballaine claimed a 3-1 win over sophomore Tara Harrington at the No. 9 spot.
The Bulldogs evened the team score in the second shift, claiming 3-0 wins in the No. 2 and No. 5 spots. Both senior Libby Eyre and junior Alex Lunt pushed their opponents in close games, but neither could claim a win.
Freshman Alexandra Toth, playing the first high-pressure home match of her collegiate career, showed the kind of resolve that will make head Gail Ramsay feel confident over the next three years. She was pushed to a fifth game, but she took down Shiyuan Mao 11-8 in the fifth to even the team match entering the third shift.
Unlike the men's match, which came down to the fifth game of the ninth match, Yale was able to take control early in the final shift. Former national champion Millie Tomlinson was too much for Maria Elena Ubina at the No. 1 spot, and Issey Norman-Ross earned a 3-0 win over sophomore Rachel Leizman at the No. 4 spot.
Princeton senior co-captain Alex Sawin rallied from an early hole in the finale to record a 3-1 win at the No. 7 spot.
Princeton followed with a perfect performance against Stanford.
Princeton will complete Ivy League play this weekend, starting Friday night in New York City against Columbia. The Tigers will return to Jadwin Sunday at noon to honor the Class of 2014 in a Senior Day match against Cornell.
1 – Millie Tomlinson (Y) d. Maria Elena Ubina 2,6,10
2 – Kimberley Hay (Y) d. Libby Eyre 5,11,7
3 – Nicole Bunyan (P) d. Shihui Mao 7,8,9
4 – Issey Norman-Ross (Y) d. Rachel Leizman 4,6,6
5 – Jenny Scherl (Y) d. Alex Lunt 5,8,7
6 – Hallie Dewey (P) d. Lillian Fast 9,(6),11,11
7 – Alex Sawin (P) d. Gwendoline Tilghman (5),3,8,9
8 – Alexandra Toth (P) d. Shiyuan Mao 4,(7),8,(5),8
9 – Annie Ballaine (Y) d. Tara Harrington 9,6,(2),7
1 - Maria Elena Ubina d. Madeleine Gill 5,3,(7),5
2 - Nicole Bunyan d. Sandra Ho 6,9,2
3 - Alex Lunt d. Serena Fagan 4,5,5
4 - Hallie Dewey d. Bailey Bondy (5),3,7,8
5 - Alex Sawin d. Ally Huchro 6,2,4
6 - Alexandra Toth d. Ariel Posner 6,9,5
7 - Tara Harrington d. Julia Olsen 5,7,6
8 - Lexi Saunders d. Sarah Haig 2,4,3
9 - Gabriella Garr d. Carolyn Gillette 10,8,4


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AT COLORADO: Career Notes�On Colorado's all-time career lists, he finished fourth in passing yards (5,705), third in pass completions (505), third in passing attempts (872), fourth in touchdown passes (35), fourth in total offense (6,183) and eighth in adjusted rushing yards by a quarterback (1,095).� His 5.59 average per true carry (minus sacks) ranked as third best by a quarterback, trailing only Kordell Stewart (1991-94, 7.04) and Bernard Jackson (2004-06, 6.21).� He started 21 career games, tied for the 13th most in school annals (posting a 6-15 record).
2011 (Sr.)�Named CU's starting quarterback at the conclusion of spring practice, he started 12 games; in the other (at Arizona State), he eventually appeared and played most of the game, but did not start after missing most of practice after suffering a concussion late in the first half the previous week against Oregon (he did not return to finish that one). �He was named by the coaching staff as the co-recipient of the John Mack Award (with WR Toney Clemons) as CU's most outstanding offensive player, and was invited to and played in the East-West Shrine Game in St. Petersburg, Fla. (in that game, he completed 12 of 17 passes for 144 yards while rushing three times for 19 yards and a TD; he engineering the game-winning scoring drive in the West's 24-17 win).� For the season, he completed 231-of-412 passes for 2,883 yards and 20 touchdowns, numbers that ranked as the fourth, second, second and third highest, respectively, for a single-season in CU history; he completed 56.1 percent of his passes and had a passer rating of 125.5.� Over the course of the first four games of the season, he attempted the second-most passes without an interception in team history�131 (just eight shy of Joel Klatt's 139 set in 2005). �He set or tied 11 offensive records for the season and his top game of the year, and of his career, came in CU's 36-33 overtime loss to California in Boulder: he completed 28-of-49 passes for 474 yards and three touchdowns, and rushed seven times for 26 yards.� The 474 yards set a school record and were the 12th-most for the season in the NCAA, with the 500 total offense yards tying the all-time CU mark and were the eighth highest in the nation for 2011.� He tied the school mark for the most 200-yard passing yard games in a season with nine, and set a record for the most total offensive plays in a season with 493.� He threw for 285 yards in a little over half a game at Arizona State (22-of-35), and was the NFF/Colorado Chapter's offensive player of the week for his game at Utah, where he led CU to a 17-14 win by completing 22-of-36 throws for 264 yards (1 TD/1 INT).� He had at least one TD pass in 12 games (at least two in seven).� He caught a 14-yard touchdown pass (from Rodney Stewart) in CU's win over Arizona; it was his first career catch.�� He threw for 125 first downs, but also rushed for 16 and have one receiving for a total of 142 (54 on third/fourth downs).� He was named the team's Joe Romig Award winner as the top senior-to-be following spring practice, as he had a passer rating of 188.9 in the three main spring scrimmages.� He completed nearly 74 percent of his passes (39 of 53) for 531 yards and five touchdowns � with no interceptions � in those sessions (in one, he completed 18-of-19 with 3 TDs) and avoided taking a single sack.� He was the only player on the roster to have taken a snap at quarterback in college entering the season.
2010 (Jr.)�He was named CU's starter prior to the start of the season, but had his year cut short when he suffered a ruptured spleen against Texas Tech in the seventh game (he started all seven before the injury; he likely could have returned to play in a bowl game had CU qualified for one).� Prior to getting hurt, he had completed 112-of-164 passes for 1,102 yards, with six touchdowns and six interceptions and a 129.5 rating.� His completion percentage of 68.3 set a school record for minimums of both 100 and 150 passes in a single season, breaking the old mark of 65.1 by Joel Klatt in 2003.� He completed over 70 percent of his passes in four games and over 65 percent in six of his seven; his only time under the latter came at California, where despite having a rough go of it with three interceptions and being sacked six times, still completed 53 percent (18-of-34) of his throws.� He threw for 200-plus yards twice: in a 31-13 win over Hawaii, he was 19-of-26 for 200 yards and two scores (no picks, a healthy 163.1 rating), and in a 31-25 loss to Baylor, he was 21-of-28 for 207 yards (1 TD/1 INT).� He opened the year strong against Colorado State in Denver, going 17-of-25 for 192 yards (2 TD/1 INT, 150.9 rating), and before he left the Texas Tech game, he was 9-of-10 for 62 yards.� His total offense high came against Hawaii� (221 yards), followed by the Georgia game (209), where he was 13-of-20 for 158 yards passing with 10 rushes for 51 yards, his season-rushing best.� He ended the year with 41 net rushing yards, scoring four touchdowns (he had 166 yards on 35 tries when removing sacks).� In 73 drives engineered, he led CU to 19 scores (16 TD/3 FG), and he earned 68 first downs (61 passing, 7 rushing).� On third/fourth downs, he was fairly sharp, completing 37-of-54 passes for 447 yards (4 TD/1 INT), a solid rating of 158.8.� He had a slight edge heading into the fall for the starting job after having a solid spring, completing 45-of-73 passes for 408 yards (6 TD/2 INT) in the three main spring scrimmages, a 130.2 passer rating; he led the Gold squad to a 37-27 win in the spring game.� He was a co-recipient of the Greg Biekert Award for spring practice, as selected by the coaches for those players with the greatest attention to detail.� He was also the Iron Buffalo Award winner among the team's quarterbacks for hard work, dedication, toughness and total poundage lifted in the weight room.
2009 (Soph.)�He played in eight games overall, with seven starts (the last seven of the season).� He completed 129-of-231 passes (55.8 percent) for 1,440 yards, with eight touchdowns and seven interceptions, while officially rushing for 61 yards on 84 attempts; eliminate 33 times he was sacked for 275 yards, his true rushing was 51 tries for 336 yards, or 6.6 per carry.� He engineered 94 drives on the season, leading the team to 22 scores (16 TD, 6 FG).� He had 23 rushes for five yards or more and 14 for 10-plus, and led the team in first downs earned with 83 (18 rush/65 pass), including 33 on third and fourth downs.� He was CU's Athlete of the Week for all sports for his efforts in CU's 35-34 win over Texas A&M, when he completed 21-of-32 passes for 271 yards and a touchdown (the game winning TD pass to Patrick Devenny), along with 45 yards rushing and 17 first downs earned.� He was the team's co-Offensive Player of the Week for the Kansas game, when he was 14-of-25 for 175 yards (1 TD/1 INT) along with 11 rushes for 34 yards and another score.� He had two other 200-yard games, against Nebraska (21-of-44, 269 yards, 3/3) and at Iowa State (18-of-38, 258, 1/1); in that game, he rushed for a season-high 50 yards on 12 carries, giving him 308 yards of total offense.� One of the recipients of the team's Gold Group Commitment Award as selected by the coaches, as the honor recognizes excellence with class in a variety of areas.� He completed 26-of-44 passes for 337 yards and four touchdowns (153.42 rating) in the three main spring scrimmages.� He was the Iron Buffalo Award winner for the quarterbacks in the spring, presented to the player at each position who represents hard work, dedication, toughness and total poundage lifted in the weight room.
2008 (Fr.)�He did not play the first six games of the season and was likely ticketed to redshirt, but he appeared against Kansas State late in the first quarter to jumpstart the offense.� It was just the 11th appearance by a true freshman at quarterback for CU dating back to 1972.� He then started for the first time the next week at Missouri, becoming just the fifth true frosh in school history to start a game at quarterback, and wound up playing in five games (two starts, also starting against Iowa State).� On the year, he completed 34-of-65 passes for 280 yards, with one touchdown and four interceptions (81.3 rating).� His TD pass was a 21-yard toss to Scotty McKnight that proved to be the winning points in CU's 14-13 win over Kansas State.�� He set a school record for the most single-season rushing yards by a true freshman quarterback, as he had 261 in just five games; the old best was 177 by Marc Walters (his father) in 1986 (5 games); Darian Hagan had 175 in 1988 (also in 5 games).� He finished as CU's third leading rusher, and top games came against K-State (19 carries, 86 yards), Texas A&M (16-86) and Iowa State (9-48).� He had performed well on the scout team, and did a credible job in mimicking West Virginia's Pat White and won the scout team offense award for that game.
HIGH SCHOOL�He earned All-West Region honors from PrepStar and All-Far West accolades from SuperPrep as a senior, when he was named first-team All-CIF and All-Valley while being named the Southwestern League Player of the Year.� He also earned the Riverside County Sportsmanship Award and Chaparral's offensive and team most valuable player honors as the three-year letterman served as team captain his junior and senior seasons.� He was an honorable mention All-CIF selection in addition to earning first team All-Valley and All-Southwestern League honors his junior season.�� As a senior, when he was Chaparral's High School Athlete of the Year (all sports), he completed 138-of-220 passes (62.7 percent) for 1,652 yards and 10 touchdowns against just four interceptions.� He also rushed for 570 yards and nine touchdowns.� Showing his versatility, he was also asked to fill in at safety at times on defense (where he had a fumble recovery).� He was the MVP of the inaugural Navy Marine Corps All-Star Classic, as he threw for two touchdowns and ran for another in leading his team to a 27-13 win.�� As a junior, when he was Chaparral's offensive MVP, he completed 153-of-263 passes (58.1 percent) for 2,248 yards and 21 touchdowns (with 13 interceptions).� He also rushed for 300 yards and six touchdowns, not including sacks.� Top games as a senior included a 21-20 loss to Vista Murrieta, when he rushed for 120 yards and two touchdowns and passed for 150 yards and a third score; he completed 11-of-15 passes for 182 yards and two scores while rushing 13 times for 74 yards in a 24-21 win over Temecula Canyon, as he threw a 22-yard game winning touchdown with just 42 seconds left to rally his team for the win.� In his junior year, against Valley View he passed for 342 yards and five touchdowns in a 40-21 win, and threw for 236 yards (on 12-of-16 passing) and three touchdowns in a 38-24 win over Temecula Valley.� Under coach Tommy Leach, Chaparral went 9-4 during his senior season, advancing to the semifinals, and was 11-3 his junior year, losing to Norco in the CIF Championship.� He was the backup on his sophomore squad, which posted a 4-6 mark.� He also lettered twice in baseball (pitcher/first base) and once in track (sprints).��
ACADEMICS�He is majoring in Communication at Colorado and is on schedule to graduate in May 2012.� A 2008 Riverside County Chapter/National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete, he was on the honor roll throughout high school.� He was named to the Southwestern League All-GPA Team as both a junior and senior, in both baseball and football.
PERSONAL�Born December 6, 1989 in Escondido, Calif.� Hobbies include basketball and golf, and he is involved with his church youth group. His father (Rick) played quarterback for San Diego State from 1978-83. He was signed by the Chicago Bears after his senior season and narrowly missed making the team as he was cut on the last day of training camp. His mother (Pamela) was an NCAA All-American sprinter/hurdler for SDSU's track team.� He throws right-handed even though he writes left-handed.� He goes by the nickname "T."
|ADDITIONAL STATISTICS—NCAA Rating: 114.7 (career), 81.3 (2008), 113.6 (2009), 129.5 (2010), 125.5 (2011). Receiving: 1-14, 14.0 avg., 1 TD (2011). Sacked/Yards Lost: 8/43 (2008), 33/275 (2009), 16/125 (2010), 26/174 (2011).


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Playwright of a new musical JUDY GARLAND - World's Greatest Entertainer. This show is a takeoff of the '70's tv show THIS IS YOUR LIFE. But Judy's guests are Liza, Frank and Dean. The 4 of them sing their signature tunes. Opening in April 2015
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AISLE SAY has attended 100's of Delaware theatrical and non-profit events in the past 30 years. March 6 may mark THE most innovative of them all; with beneficent and far reaching consequences.
The inspirations for the MidAtlantic Wine + Food Festival comes, in large part, from the Charleston Wine + Food Festival in South Carolina. Ajit George has attended that festival for years, and not only is it a world-class wine and food event, but it's also had a marked effect on Charleston, helping to place it on the map of the foodie community.
That's had a real economic impact on the city that extends far beyond the 18,000 people who attend the festival every year -- and that's the kind of impact that is possible with this festival in Delaware.
The MWFF is about bringing the world to Delaware -- chefs and winemakers coming from five different continents -- but equally important, it's about exposing our talented regional chefs and our cuisine to the world. Every winemakers dinner features both regional and visiting chefs, sometimes working in collaboration on the same dish.
And events like our Pop Up Restaurant 2020 are designed to show off the next generation of Delaware chefs.
"It's not surprising to me that the first event to sell out was the 'Taste of the Chesapeake' lunch," said Ajit Mathew George, co-chair of the MidAtlantic Wine + Food Festival. "People who live in this area are proud of their heritage, and we tried to reflect that in many Festival events."
Events like "The Craft of Beer" celebrate breweries local to the mid-Atlantic, and also nearing sell-out: Scrapplegasm, the celebration of the classic mid-Atlantic breakfast treat at the Hotel du Pont.
This 5 day event spans our 3 counties and is a singular event that brings panache, savoir faire and joie de vivre packaged in an implausible 50+ events offering delectables to the palate no matter the level of sophistication.
The only Delaware event that remotely comes close in psycho cybernetic vision is "Evening With The Masters", benefiting MealsOnWheelsDE.org. Oh, that too is the brainchild of one Mr. Ajit Mathew George.
Look for the Village Festival Tent in Rodney Square that is the anchor through the proceedings.
Consider some of the nations represented. (By NO means an inclusive list!)
Tapas from Rioja region of Spain
Traditional tastes (wines and food) from South Africa
Scotch and Cigars at Oberod
Don't Cry For Me, Argentinean Lunch
The French Connection Lunch
937 Point Wine Tasting
Master Chefs Up Close and Personal
He Said Beer, She Said Wine
Wine and Chocolate Tasting
Gala Winemakers Dinner and Live Wine
Champagne and Caviar Tasting
Bourbon and Bacon: Kent County
Sundowner Wine and Appetizers: Rehoboth
Master Chef Tasting Experience
Brunch and Bloody Mary Throw down
Gospel Brunch with wines from around the world
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Miami Dolphins Rewind – Falcons loss
As an athlete he's phenomenal. It's nearly impossible to find athletes with cornerback speed, stellar athleticism, and the frame of a linebacker. The last time I saw a player like him was former Hurricane standout Sean Taylor. That's what made me take a liking to Smith the very first time I saw him working out in Davie, before the 2009 draft. Those who've been around here for a while will testify he's owned prime real estate on my man crush list since then…BEFORE the Dolphins selected him in the second round.
As a player Smith's solid, or at least HAS been. You have to be to become the first rookie in Dolphins history to start every game in the secondary. But as a professional, it appears Smith needs work. I was told he was tardy at some point last week, which promoted his quarter-long benching and Jason Allen's start on Friday.
While being tardy is not grounds for a hanging, it's a warning sign that makes me wonder about Smith's maturity, and professionalism. That double move Falcons receiver Roddy White put on him, which luckily didn't result in a touchdown, is a warning sign to me that it's time to take off the blinders….
On the flip side, Vontae Davis, the cornerback who coincidentally joined the Dolphins with questions about his maturity, has been nothing but professional. The team's 2009 first-round pick is also taking his game to the next level. Davis was in what he calls "Beastmode" against the Falcons, recording seven tackles and breaking up three passes. It was his best performance as a pro.
Too bad it's only the exhibition season. But Davis' appears to be making strides with his consistency issues.
Sticking with the secondary, it's apparent - blitzing or not - that Yeremiah Bell is a player, and playmaker. Props to Bell for getting his Madden rating raised from an 82 to an 86 this week. I'm pretty sure my tantrum (which got me a decent amount of Jets hate mail) had something to do with it. However, Bell's partner, Chris Clemons on the other hand, has been virtually invisible during the exhibition season. Well, actually, he's been spotted missing a critical tackle vs. the Bucs, and missing a block that got a punt blocked, which led to a safety against the Jaguars.
I've long had concerns about Clemons, and he hasn't eased them. It's great to know your assignment, but how about Clemons MAKE A PLAY in a game. I saw the pass he deflected coming miles away, and so did Clemons, which explains why this second-year player was so upset he didn't register an interception.
The clock is ticking, and rookie Reshad Jones, who is also a fifth-round pick, is starting to understand the schemes, and might be gaining ground. Jones has already established himself as one of the Dolphins' better special teams players, which means he'll make the gameday roster. A bad series or two from Clemons might just open the door for Jones to steal the starting spot…
Offensive tackle Andrew Gardner clearly hasn't shown enough this camp, and exhibition season to remain on the 53-man roster. First Gardner, last year's sixth-round pick, lost his backup left tackle job to Lydon Murtha. Now he's struggling to pass block at right tackle, which is much easier to play. He's been beaten badly a couple of times every game. He's responsible for two of the eight sacks the Dolphins have allowed. Fortunately for Gardner he's got practice squad eligibility…. IF the Dolphins want to continue with that investment…
Rookie right guard John Jerry regressed from last week's strong performance against the Jaguars. Maybe it was caused by the talent level of his opponent improving, or the fact he was going against his brother, Peria Jerry. But Jerry was spotted during the rewind clogging up running lanes, and sparingly making any second level blocks. He was also in the backfield plenty. However, the coaches appear ALL-IN on this investment so let us hope this was a hiccup from the team's third-round pick. I'm told he has a immediate family member seriously ill so it's possibly he was a tad bit distracted….
Starting weakside linebacker Cameron Wake got a few good hits on Falcons QB Matt Ryan. But Wake need to speed the process up a bit, and apply twice as much pressure as he's presently doing on the team's four man rushes. I know the plan is for the Dolphins to become a more aggressive blitzing team, but there should be SOME pressure with a four man rush, and it's on Wake to supply that. So far the Dolphins have only produced three sacks in the exhibition season. But in fairness to Wake the Dolphins have him working on dropping back into coverage more than they likely will during the season….
The special teams unit still needs to tighten up. Penalties, poor lane assignments, lackluster wedge busting. At least a punt wasn't blocked this week. Hooray for Brandon Fields! He can finally get off the stock down report. Rookie cornerback Nolan Carroll has not only earned the kickoff return job, but he's also become a decent coverage guy (on special teams of course).
I have no idea why John Abraham, who had a disappointing 2009 season, gives Pro Bowl left tackle Jake Long fits, but he does. You'll rarely see Long play dirtier than he did Friday night. It was clear Abraham got under his skin, and has his number. Good thing the Falcons aren't on the regular season schedule….
I was impressed with the way Karlos Dansby covered future Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez, who takes pushing off to an artistic level. Gonzalez caught a few passes on Dansby, but his run after catch yards were limited. Dansby is excellent in coverage, and I'm interested to see how much of an impact he makes as a blitzer when the shackles come off. But his run support has been average so far. Just sayin!
Dansby says he's the best LINEBACKER in the NFL. Not inside linebacker, but linebacker. The Dolphins will give him an opportunity back up his bold talk this season….
Tailback Ricky Williams allowed the first sack on Henne against the Falcons. He didn't pick up the blitzing cornerback then allowed Kory Biermann to disengage to bring in the sack. It was a hot read that Chad Henne should have immediately picked up considering the Falcons overloaded the right side of the line….
Rookie strong side linebacker Koa Misi failed to turn a couple of plays inside, which hints he needs more work on lane assignments, which is critical to edge setting. If he doesn't get better you'll be seeing plenty of runs being bounced outside, and not just by speedy backs. On the flip side, Ike Alama-Francis rebounded from a whomp-whomp game against Jacksonville, turning into an edge-setting wall against the Falcons.
Alama-Francis is also a fairly strong special teams contributor, which means he makes the 53-man roster….
Couldn't help but wonder why Micah Johnson was the first inside linebacker sub in the game. Then I watched him play and GOT IT. Johnson has a knack for sniffing out the run, and he hits with power.
It's clear the coaches need more film on this physical freak, who probably possesses the biggest upper body on the team. I have to check if it's true that Kentucky made him stop lifting weights because he was getting too big. Could the Dolphins really be looking to keep this late addition as the fourth inside linebacker on the 53-man roster? Johnson appears to have leapfrogged JD Folsom and Austin Spitler in just three weeks? It certainly appears so considering neither Folsom or Spitler are effective at shedding blocks.
Johnson's quick rise just proves there's very little difference between a seventh-round pick and an undrafted player.


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In which forum should I ask Kyocera questions?
Forum: Printers from Kyocera and Kyocera-Mita
Where can I find a table of working Kyocera printers?
Kyocera FS-1010
Which PPD do I use?
The PPD on linuxprinting has a bug which has caused some problems.
This is not known to be resolved.
These might work http://www.openprinting.org/download/PPD/Kyocera/
The PPD file from the Kyocera cd that is known working is called
km1010ee.ppd, it should be located in
How do I know if it is a PostScript printer?
If the FS-1010.PPD is working, then the FS-1010
is compatible with PostScript Level 2 (KDPL2). The default factory
setting does not enable PostScript. Change the switch auto
to KDPL2.
How do I switch it to PostScript?
echo -en '!R! FRPO P1, 9; EXIT' > /dev/usblp0
/dev/usblp0 has to be substituted with your preferred interface.
Where can I find more FRPO commands?
In the cdrom that came with the printer, there is a PDF file
located in document/softsupp/notes called INTRO.pdf that
contains the FRPO commands. See Chapter 2, page 2-122.
What are the alternative modes?
Very irritating is
the fact, that there is an alternative emulation also, and, in
prescribemode (which is also used when printing status pages), the
printer changes to alternate mode. To change that setting, you have to send
echo -en '!R! FRPO P8, 0; EXIT > /dev/usblp0
For more info on prescribe commands, see the documentation on the cd
which comes with the printer.
How do I change the printer modes in Windows?
On a Win 9X system, you can also
use the remote operation panel from the cd.
What GNU/Linux Printer Driver should I use?
CUPS with the PPD File supplied on the Kyocera CD.
It was contained in a zip file for PPDs for windows.
It's called KM1010UE.PPD
Is it able to print duplex (both sides of a paper)?
No. at least not in Hardware. You can print in odd/even 2-pass mode ;-)
I have a problem with printing landscape with CUPS?
Why does printing a pdf send through raw text?
Don't use a "raw" queue.
Where can I download the latest PPD files?
Why is the printing very slow?
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Art Talks: Ian Russell – Back to the Front: Political Ecology and Socially Engaged Art
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Ian Alden Russell is a curator, designer and professor based in Istanbul, Turkey, and the Summer 2015 International Artist-in-Residence Curator at Artpace. He is currently Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art, Curatorial Practice and Cultural Heritage at Koç University in Istanbul, Turkey. He is also Guest Curator at Brown University's David Winton Bell Gallery assisting with the 250th Anniversary Alumni Exhibition, featuring works by Taryn Simon, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Sarah Morris, Kerry Tribe, Rob Reynolds, and Dawn Clements. He previously curated the premiers of The Strangest Fruit (2013) by Vincent Valdez, Wafaa Bilal's The Ashes Series (2003-2013) and Jin Shan's My dad is Li Gang! 我爸是李刚! (2012).
With an academic background in intellectual history, archaeology, and heritage studies, he studies the practice of artists and curators in galleries, museums, heritage sites, and public spaces, especially the application of social practice in the constitution of cultural heritage. He is the editor of Art and Archaeology (Springer: 2014), Unquiet Pasts (Ashgate, 2010), and Images, Representations, and Heritage (Springer: 2006), and he is the author of many articles and essays on contemporary art, cultural heritage, archaeology, and critical theory. He is currently editing a new volume entitled Art/Archaeology (Routledge) with Michael Shanks and Mike Pearson, due to be published in 2015. He received his Ph.D. in History from Trinity College, Dublin and has held research fellowships at the University of Notre Dame, University College Dublin, and Brown University.


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Welcome to the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at Tarleton State University. If you are already a member of our family, you have made an excellent choice. If you are considering Tarleton State University as your future college home, get ready to make one of the most important, rewarding and exciting decisions of your life.
Founded in 1899 in beautiful Stephenville, Texas, Tarleton has been a member of the Texas A&M University System since 1917. As the second largest institution in the A&M System, TSU has long been known as the premier hands-on undergraduate educational institution in the State of Texas with a focus on both agriculture and human sciences disciplines. The College is comprised of four academic departments, approximately 40 faculty and 1200 students representing all of the key disciplines in agricultural and human sciences fields.
We are second to none in our educational effectiveness and subsequent student success due to an excellent, caring faculty, superior classroom and laboratory facilities, and our personal, hands-on approach to the learning process. Yet we recognize that mastering academic challenges is only part of what college life must be about.
The College, along with its faculty, staff and administration, realizes the importance of developing the interpersonal, leadership and social skills that are essential for today's success. In addition to numerous campus-wide student organizations and clubs, the college supports more than a dozen such groups along with several judging and show teams. All of these and many other extracurricular opportunities on and around campus provide the essentials for creating society-ready graduates that are currently in such high demand by business and industry. Looking for a graduate program? We can handle that too! Graduate educational and research opportunities are abundant through established partnerships with industry, the Center for Agribusiness Excellence, the Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research, and the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center, all located in Stephenville.
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Last Modified: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 4:12 p.m.
HALEY LEBEAU is 9 years old today, February 13. Her parents are Todd LeBeau and Martha Lineback of Southmont. Grandparents are Margaret Pope; Judith LeBeau, Wayne Sink, all of Lexington. Great-grandmother is Annie Mae Foster of Lexington. Haley's siblings are twin brother, Landon LeBeau, 9; Brent Lineback, 27, Kendra Barker, 24. Her mother is the former Martha Sink.
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Don't mind the "it's raining men" jokes; they're hard to resist when it comes to Modern Luxury Dallas' annual Men of Style soiree at Neiman Marcus Downtown. This year's well-dressed men—Matt Alexander, Alexander DiJulio, Omar Flores, Doniphan Moore, DeMarco Murray, Kyle Noonan and Steve Noviello—were on hand to celebrate... in style, of course.
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Kenneth Raymond Vinyard
Position: K
Height: 5-10 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: June 18, 1947 in Amarillo, TX
High School: Amarillo
College: Texas Tech (school history) (Vinyard college stats)
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 6th round (142nd overall) of the 1969 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): -1 (24724th overall since 1950)
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Royal Pain
From Grand Theft Wiki
The Royal Pain is a tank depicted in Grand Theft Auto: London 1969. Unlike the tanks featured in later games, the Royal Pain resembles an enlarged gold Jug MkII with a turret on the roof. However, it remains functionally identical.
The tank is prominently featured during the "Phone 4 in West Angel #1" mission, in which the player is required to destroy property and kill members of a criminal organization using the tank.
See also
- Tank, GTA 1 and GTA 2 equivalents.
- Tiger Tank, GTA London 1961 equivalent.
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For the more information about natural sounds and night skies in the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/sound_night/.
Night Sky
The Milky Way rising over your campsite, the shimmering moon guiding your way, and the fading light that draws one's thoughts inward. These are all aspects of natural darkness that inspire park visitors and complete a national park experience.
Starry night skies and natural darkness are important components of the special places the National Park Service protects. National parks hold some of the last remaining harbors of darkness and provide an excellent opportunity for the public to experience this endangered resource. The NPS is dedicated to protecting and sharing this resource for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
The NPS uses the term "natural lightscape" to describe resources and values that exist in the absence of human-caused light at night. Natural lightscapes are critical for nighttime scenery, such as viewing a starry sky, but are also critical for maintaining nocturnal habitat. Many wildlife species rely on natural patterns of light and dark for navigation, to cue behaviors, or hide from predators. Lightscapes can be cultural as well, and may be integral to the historical fabric of a place. Human-caused light may be obtrusive in the same manner that noise can disrupt a contemplative or peaceful scene. Light that is undesirable in a natural or cultural landscape is often called "light pollution."
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Night Sky Map & DatabaseNight sky images and data are now available online through a database that can be viewed using Google Earth.
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Learn more about our collaboration with a nonprofit group challenging students across the country to engage with the night sky!
Science of Light
Feeling a bit overwhelmed with the terminology? Want to better understand the science behind light? A little background will help you understand how the NPS manages this resource. Learn more...
Managing Lightscapes
The night sky can be one of the most awe-inspiring views we will ever experience. But the night sky and natural darkness are becoming lost in the glow of artificial lights. Learn more...
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How could something as common as light be considered a pollutant? After all, the day is full of light, so how could a little light at night be a problem? Discover the answer.
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Measuring Lightscapes
The NPS has pioneered methods for measuring the quality of the nighttime environment by using special cameras. Here's how we know how dark it is. Learn more...
Exploring Night Skies
Looking upon a starry night sky is a moving experience. Interested in seeing this for yourself? Get started on your quest for starlight. Learn more...
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Published: Friday, February 1, 2013 at 10:29 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 1, 2013 at 10:29 a.m.
Eloise Warren Shivar, 95, of Carolina House and formerly of Woodsway Drive, died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at Thomasville Medical Center.
A funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church by the Revs. Dr. Ray Howell III and Tommy Wilson. Burial will follow at Forest Hill Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. Monday at the church.
Mrs. Shivar was born March 27, 1917, in Sampson County to William Henry Warren and Fronie Butler Warren. She retired from Dixie Furniture after 28 years of service and was a member of First Baptist Church. Her husband, George Byron Shivar, preceded her in death as well as her brothers, William Allen Warren, James Edward Warren, Douglas Warren and Loyd Warren, and her sisters, Odell Turner, Lora Wells and Kathleen Keele.
She is survived by her daughters, Elaine Alexander and husband Hubert of Lexington, Carol Lamb of Edmond, Okla., and Brenda Bost of Spring Hill, Tenn.; her brother, Albert Warren of Grand Prairie, Texas; her sister, Lunelle Monette of Maysville; five grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and two stepgreat-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, HVAC Fund, P.O. Box 436, Lexington, NC 27293.
Davidson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.
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