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DENVER, Colo. -- The North American Handmade Bicycle Show is pleased to announce the first group of the 2013 NAHBS Awards. The second group will be announced at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Saturday's Awards
Alchemy Bicycle Co. --- Best carbon construction
No Award given --- Best steel construction
Bishop Bikes --- Best road bike
Bilenky Cycles --- Best lugged frame
No Award given --- Best experimental design
Steve Potts Cycles --- Best TIG frame
Kent Eriksen & Black Sheep Fabrication --- Best titanium construction
Boo Bicycles --- Best alternative material
Cherubim by Shin-Ichi Konno --- Best city bike
Retro-Inglis Cycles --- Best mountain bike
Mosaic Cycles --- Best cyclocross bike
Black Sheep Fabrication & Calfee Design --- Best tandem
No Award given --- Best utility bicycle
Matsuda Cycle Factory --- Best track bicycle
In the categories that received no award, a spokesman for the judges explained, "In the best steel construction category there were no entries. In the best utility bicycle category there were three entries, and the judges were unanimous in their opinion that none of those entries measured up to the standard of last year's award winners."
The categories to be announced on Sunday are: Best new builder, Best finish, Best theme bike, People's choice, President's choice, Best of show


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Oct 23, 2013 9:10 AM
Sophia Webster's Cutout Leather Ankle Boots ($595) have a little bit of everything. Black patent leather straps, cream leather sides, a high heel, and even flowers for your toes. The only thing that could make these better is a giant bow. Or sequins. Yes, definitely... [More]
Oct 22, 2013 11:00 AM
Thanks to the darling dachshund stretching itself out across the toes of these loafers ($138), it will be extra impressive if you manage to leave the house with your shoes on the wrong feet.... [More]
Oct 22, 2013 9:15 AM
Do our eyes deceive us? Cute flats for only $5? It doesn't really matter if this pair doesn't hold up for life; these Bronte flats ($5, on sale) are functional, stylish (that's a better-than-average-looking bow), and come in a great mustard shade perfect for the... [More]
Oct 22, 2013 9:00 AM
Forget dogs on sweaters! Why not wear your favorite pooch breed on your shoes?! We're partial to the Isaac Mizrahi Zarek poodle loafer ($91), what with those little fluff balls dotting the fabric upper. These make for a great way to add a little charm... [More]
Oct 22, 2013 8:45 AM
Mittens can be so frustrating - but that design idea is essentially the same one that's behind ninety percent of all shoes. Give your toes some breathing room with the Vibram Five Fingers KomodoSport LS ($110). If you don't think these shoes will give you... [More]
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Oct 20, 2013 8:40 AM
These versatile leather Grace flats ($110) come in nine rich colors perfect for padding softly through the forest. With their adorable rounded toes, delicate stitches, and braided T-straps, we wouldn't be surprised if they were also crafted by little woodland creatures. Or elves.... [More]
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Still searching for the perfect pair of shoes to wear this fall? Say hello to Abby ($120, on sale!) from Antia Shoes. The leather ankle boot sports a short heel, a fold-over cuff, and a darling bow accent. Wear 'em with tights and skirts or... [More]
Oct 17, 2013 8:35 AM
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A gal can never have too many boots in her closet, right? The velvety suede Sam Edelman Kayla Over the Knee Boots ($275) will make your legs look like they belong on a Radio City Rockette.... [More]
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Maybe if Dorothy had JOIE's Jaclyn Heels ($275) in ruby, she would have stayed in Oz a bit longer with her friends. These ruby heels mix embossed leather with suede, and look oh-so-good on our dancing feet!... [More]
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Why should your jewelry be the only thing in your ensemble that sparkles? These Jeffrey Campbell Krystle Loafers ($196, on sale) will give your feet the chance to rock some serious bling. Use them to add a perfect touch of glamour to that daily jeans-and-a-T-shirt... [More]
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When you were little, you desperately wanted a pony. Now that you're all grown up, we bet you'd exchange the four-hooved real thing for a pair of these Pony Hair Italian Loafers ($238). With their sleek, dark look in that classic rich-person's-lazy-day style, they're a... [More]
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It's refreshing to find a pair of women's athletic shoes that don't have some sort of pink or purple highlight to them*. The New Balance 574 Blue Sneakers ($110) sport a classic look with their thick soles, blue textile uppers, and white laces. In fact,... [More]
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We've had over-the-knee boots before, but this pair of Jeffrey Campbell Militant boots ($230) is nearing the halfway-up-the-thigh mark. There's no day like today to take a chance on a boot like this. Plus, they're totally practical: check out that heel! You could take these... [More]
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Once your walls and ceiling have been plastered they will need to fully dry out before painting - please allow at least a week for the plaster to completely dry. An optional painting and decorating service is available where we can return and completely decorate the internal walls and ceiling. We can apply 2 coats of white matt emulsion paint to the walls and ceiling.
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In addition to the solid timber floor boarding each garden room, office or studio is supplied with an oak engineered wooden floor. The oak engineered flooring is very hardwearing and easy to clean, making it the perfect flooring choice for an outdoor garden structure. Solid timber pre stained skirting boards are installed to compliment the interior flooring.
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Each garden room, office or studio is supplied and fitted with a comprehensive electrics package comprising: a consumer unit, electrical sockets, lighting and light switches. The consumer unit controls and protects the power coming into the garden structure.
All that your local electrician needs to do is run power from your house, typically with an armoured cable, and connect to the internal consumer unit.
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As standard we will fit four 13amp double sockets in areas of your choice. The double sockets are supplied in a brushed stainless steel finish. Additional double sockets are available on request. All electrical socket wiring is fully concealed out of view within the timber framework.
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During the timber frame construction and prior to the plaster boarding stage it is very straightforward for our electrician to add in any additional wiring that may be required. You may choose to add some internal wall lights or an external light. We are more than happy to include this additional wiring to ensure our customers achieve their desired results. Optional light fixtures can also be supplied by the customer and installed on site by our electrician at no extra cost.
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Spring Reign is the not the most recent beer release from Ninkasi Brewing Company of Eugene Oregon, but this is recent in regards to the Northern California market. This is mostly in the American style, as there is a pleasant robustness of hops, especially in the aftertaste. With a bit more strength and slightly higher bitterness level than Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, that should leave a good reference point to whether this beer would appeal to the craft beer drinker. This is not as citrusy or resiny as many American Pale Ales, but this also shows some floral and herbal hop notes. This has some biscuity and toasty malt, even in the aftertaste, but this is definitely hop-oriented as the style dictates. Moderately light in body for easy drinking, and moderately high in carbonation for a refreshing quality.
Food pairings suggested from the company's website include salads, soup, poultry, fish, cheese plates, and dried fruit. Poultry might work best, due to the flavorful qualities of this beer. This is not too far off from the typical recommendation of Pilsner with chicken, so try this instead as a beer that would compliment such a dish. This is strictly a season beer for the spring regarding its availability.


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The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) will hear a case on Wednesday that could have huge implications for river and stream access across the United States.
The question is whether the Montana State Supreme Court ruled correctly when they said the Missouri River's "Great Falls" were owned by the state instead of PPL Montana — an electrical utility with hydropower installations at Great Falls.
While the case revolves around a few obscure points — one of them being whether the Missouri was commercially navigable during the time of the Lewis and Clark expedition — the outcome could have a huge impact on recreational access, as this quote from the Great Falls Tribune story suggests:
"The fundamental thing here is PPL wants to take land owned by Montana for its own good," said Bruce Farling, executive director for Montana Trout Unlimited, which filed a brief supporting Montana in the case. "The state of Montana is saying, 'No, that's our land, you've got to pay rent for occupying it.'"
With state ownership of major riverbeds, the public has more influence over conservation and fishery protection in instances such as the installation of pipelines and bridges, Farling said.
Montana already has the toughest stream-access law in the country, giving recreationists access to any natural stream irrespective of who owns the banks, he said. But the PPL case could affect recreation in states where stream access laws aren't as strong, and are based on navigability, he said.
To get a sense for the extreme level of water law geekery involved, you should probably read the article, though I'll try to keep an eye on this one for you.
UPDATE: ChiWulff posted a good summary of this issue here.
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List of famous people who died in Barnsley, with photos when available. These notable Barnsley deaths are loosely ordered by how famous each person was, meaning the most well-known people are at the top of the list. Some of the people mentioned below were celebrities who died in Barnsley, while others were just renowned in their line of work. Either way everyone on this list has Barnsley listed as their official place of death in any public records. Each prominent person who passed away in Barnsley has information about them next to their names, including the year they were born and their place of birth.
The list you're viewing is made up of a variety of different people, including Charlie Williams and Beaumont Asquith.
If you're trying to answer the questions, "Which famous people died in Barnsley?" and "Which celebrities died in Barnsley?" then this list will have you covered.
This list of historic deaths in Barnsley includes athletes, musicians, celebrities and notable local figures.
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Stan Richards Died at 75 (1930-2005)
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Charlie Williams Died at 79 (1927-2006)
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Tom Wilson Died at 52 (1896-1948)
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On a night that everything could have gone wrong at Serena, a Sicilian-influenced restaurant in North Raleigh, nothing did. The air conditioning was down in the main dining room (due to vandalism according to the wait staff) and guests were being shuffled into another dining space in a conjoining building. Threatening heavy rainstorms battered down as we arrived, thrashing the umbrellas hanging over the outdoor tables.
Still, my dining guest and I elected to "tough" it and dined al fresco in midst of the cool summer's eve. We were rewarded with a cornucopia of choices—almost too many—from Serena's extensive menu. Luxurious ingredients found on the menu like the Moorish meatballs and Black Tiger shrimp underscored the Sicilian influences, a wealthy confluence of Italian, Middle Eastern, Spanish, Greek and Mediterranean cuisines.
For those that like to do double-duty as a food architect, diners at Serena could opt to build their own salads and pasta dishes using a bevy of toppings that included the likes of Grilled Octopus, Marinated Portobello mushrooms and Spicy Würstel.
We eased our way in that night with an order of pattati fritti, (French fries) showered liberally with parsley, Kosher salt, Parmesan cheese and garlic and washed it down with a cold pint of Southern Tier Live Pale Ale. For $4.50, the ample portion was worth its weight in crispy potato-ey goodness.
Still, we soldiered on to gorge on the complimentary herb-sprinkled flatbread, perfectly blistered from the coal-fired oven and a dainty amuse bouche of Serena's zuppa del giorno, a creamy zucchini and mushroom soup that night.
By the time the Americano coal-fire pizza (a personal size but enough to share between two people) arrived, we were almost too stuffed to put down more than one slice of the pie topped with pepperoni, Italian sausage and melted mozzarella cheese. It was too bad, because the pie, at about $9, was quite the quality bargain and tasted much better than the pies at Bella Mia, the coal-fired pizza restaurant in Cary.
Our order of the Baby Cherrystone Clam-sauced gemelli pasta was almost provocative and in the best way possible. The generous portion of al-dente pasta matched the bounty of salty and tangy Cherrystone clams, and the bits of pancetta combined to produce an opulent flavor that almost veered into the neighborhood of umami. My addition of garlic-roasted vegetables and sliced sausage were rendered unnecessary given the deft execution of the original dish.
Service, by all accounts and considering the circumstances that night, was attentive and non-intrusive. At the end of the meal, we were a bit thirsty, an indication perhaps that the fare was a shade saltier than it needed to be.
Nitpicking aside, that night we left Serena with bellies protruded and smiles plastered on our faces. Hitching a ride from the Vespa scooter parked out the front of the entrance was tempting, but given Serena's proximity to our home, we knew that it probably wouldn't be too long until we returned.
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Studio Blog: What About Pluto? – Update
February 22, 2009
Hey everyone-
I'm really excited to say that we're nearing the finish line with the What About Pluto? project! We've started mixing the tunes and they're turning out really great. Everything will be done and ready for you to check out sometime in March – so stay tuned!
In the mean time – check out some of our videos below from tracking sessions…
EP Release: Kyle Galanaugh
November 10, 2008
We're pleased to announce that The Bergen Park EP has finally been released! Justin and I both co-produced the EP, and were able to bring out Kyle's vision for these songs. We're all very happy with how it turned out, and we've been receiving some amazing feedback so far. There's a growing buzz around town about Kyle – and he's already starting to receive some radio airplay around town on KTCL 93.3 and currently is Alternative 101.5's "Artist of the Month". Make sure to call in and request Kyle's songs – and be sure to click on the link to the left to purchase the Bergen Park EP from iTunes. We worked very hard on this project – and we hope you like it!
To celebrate the release, KTCL 93.3 put on a show featuring Kyle headlining at The Soiled Dove here in Denver. Local artists Xiren and Almost Legends warmed up a packed crowd, and the reception was great. We were lucky enough to be able to check out the show with guitarist Fernando Curiel, who played electric guitar on the EP. Bassist Jimmy Stofer and drummer Christian Teele (who also played on the record) contributed to Kyle's band, and did a bang-up job!
There were quite a few sales of the EP at the end of the night, and a few people were sporting the new t-shirts. Overall, it was a great show that really rocked! Make sure to keep an eye on Kyle's website for more information on upcoming shows.
Until next time…
Studio Blog: What About Pluto?
November 4, 2008
What About Pluto?: In The Studio – Day 1
Recently, we started tracking a new EP project with a great new up-and-coming band called What About Pluto. The guys in the band are really cool – and have really killer songs that we feel are going to turn out great! We feel that this band is a perfect fit for us. We're really into their sound, and their musical direction is right in tune with what we like to do.
We tracked basics in Studio 6 at Immersive to get the drum sounds we need. Starting early last Saturday morning, we got everything all set up and ready to go – and got rocking around noon. Eric the drummer is a killer player, and it was our time to work him really hard to get the best possible takes.
What About Pluto?: In The Studio – Day 2
The band played really well together, and really helped bring the energy to get the bass and drum tracks really solid and tight. The overall vibe was really great – and we look forward to building these songs into something cool.
Next up we'll get started on guitars, probably in the second or third week of November. We are really pumped to use some of our new gear and mix and match the sounds to get it just right. We'll definitely keep you posted once we get back into the studio with the WAP guys.
Until Next Time…
George Inai Session
July 28, 2008
Justin and I had the amazing opportunity to work with George Inai the other day – one of Denver's most unique and promising artists. How can one sum up what embodies the George Inai sound? Take one part Frank Sinatra, one part Nat King Cole, and throw in a retro tremolo guitar…that's only the beginning! It was a pleasure doing this session, as it was a nice deviation from our rock sensibilities for a day.
Our setup was quite simple in theory, but a little tricky to execute. George really wanted a super-vibey room sound…something that was raw but very present and intimate. We were doing our best to try and recreate the "Buena Vista" sound, which happens to be one of Justin's and my favorite records.
A few technical notes: We started by placing a stereo pair of Schoeps Omni's on the room, ran though the P1 pres and tweaked with the Hammer EQ…and given a little love with the LA-2A. This was the most important part of the process, since this was going to be the key of the whole recording – getting the room sound JUST right. We decided to use a Royer 121 through the Germanium to give the guitar amp a thick, warm sound. We placed the amp about 20 feet away from the Schoeps in the back of the room to give it a more distant and ambient vibe to supplement the Royer sound. We decided to use the Red mic with the Telefunken 251 capsule about 2 feet away from the source, since it provided the warmth and clarity that we wanted on George's voice.
Once we set up everything and got it tweaked just right, it was time to roll tape and let George do his thing. I was blown away with how George really puts the listener in a space. His lyrical content was very cohesive with the melodic statements he was making – put his crooning on top of it – and you have something truly special. We can't wait to work with him again!
Check out George's myspace page at www.myspace.com/georgeinai
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One Less Reason to Go to KansasSeptember 16th, 2008 by Perry
I can only imagine the anguish you would feel if you spent the last few months of your life cultivating crops, only to have federales come (when you're finally ready to enjoy the fruits of your labor,) seize your shit and arrest you. And then to top it off, find out afterwards they'd been watching you on camera the whole time? Bastards.
Oh and this is the best part. The only thing this newly implemented, outdoor camera operation has really done is move operations indoors, consequently improving horticultural methodology to create stronger strains of marijuana.
Well played, Government. Brilliant.


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BOULDER - Andre Simmons' eligibility issues have not yet been resolved, but Buffaloes coach Dan Hawkins said that the junior college receiver is determined to take the necessary steps to become eligible and play at Colorado.
"He's done a huge amount of work to get this far and be a Buffalo; he wants to see it through," Hawkins said Friday.
Simmons, a transfer from Independence (Kan.) Community College, was admitted to CU last week, but school officials still are awaiting verification of his course work to confirm his NCAA eligibility.
Should that verification not happen prior to or shortly after the start of CU's fall semester (Aug. 24), Simmons has a redshirt year available and could sit out the 2009 season and still have two years to play.
But director of academics Kris Livingston said CU not having the transcript from his junior college is not the issue keeping Simmons sidelined. She could not discuss the matter further, citing Simmons' FERPA rights.
Livingston said Independence's administrative offices had received numerous messages from anxious Buffs fans, wanting the process to be speeded up and resolved.
"We appreciate our fans caring about Andre and wanting to help, but contacting the junior college directly is certainly not helping anyone," Livingston said.
Simmons, of Blackville, S.C., reported with the rest of the Buffs on Thursday, Aug. 6, but because of the eligibility issue he has not been allowed to work out with the team or even wear CU-issued practice gear.
The 6-foot-3, 210-pound receiver has attended most practices since arriving on campus, spending his time on the field watching drills and chatting with teammates.
Hawkins said Simmons' desire to play for CU has been evident since the player signed his letter of intent in January. The highly recruited prospect had to pass nine courses between January and last week's opening of fall camp to become eligible to practice.
"This is where he wants to be," Hawkins said.
NOTES: Hawkins was pleased with the focus during Friday morning's walk-through and with the tempo of the afternoon practice ... Dave Bratten, a scout with the Denver Broncos, attended the afternoon session; his father, Jim, was a quarterback for the Buffs from 1968-70 ... The Buffs will practice twice Saturday and then Sunday afternoon before resuming two-a-days Monday.
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- King Bedroom with Private Bath
- One Bedroom Suite
- Refrigerator and Wet Bar with Separate Service Entrance
- Conference/Dining Table
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- Separate Parlor with Powder Room
- Wood Burning Fireplace
- Two Televisions (42" in Parlor, 37" in Bedroom)
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Conor Coady admits England were left frustrated after allowing a two-goal lead to slip in Sunday night's 2-2 draw with Iraq at the FIFA U20 World Cup finals.
The Liverpool midfielder gave the Young Lions a 41st minute lead with a header before Luke Williams doubled their advantage after half-time in Turkey.
However, Iraq fought back in the Group E opener to claim a point.
"I thought in the first half, it was a good team performance," said Coady, who skippered England.
"We got the ball down and moved quite well so we deserved the lead going into half-time.
"In the second half, I thought we were a bit too defensive and on the back foot, but to be fair to them they came out and pressed us.
"We're bitterly disappointed."
England are next in action on Wednesday when they take on Chile.
The South Americans kicked off with a 2-1 victory over Egypt and Coady knows they'll provide a stern test.
"We've got to be positive now and pick ourselves up tomorrow," he added.
"We've got a massive game on Wednesday and we need to go out and win that.
"It will be a good test for the lads against Chile, we've seen them and they look very technical and a good side.
"We're hoping to get a win there."
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text: Mar 5, 2013 00:56 Project to upgrade Zachary's McHost Road is delayed Project to upgrade Zachary's McHost Road is delayed emily beck cogburn| Special to The Advocate Comments ZACHARY —The long-delayed $3 million McHost Road improvement project remains stalled, City Attorney John Hopewell told the council Tuesday. The street, which runs about 2.8 miles between La. 64 and Pride-Port Hudson Road, lacks shoulders and has several sharp curves. In some places, trees make visibility difficult along the road and it floods after heavy rains or when nearby White's Bayou backs up. The council agreed to fund the project in February 2010, during the administration of Mayor Henry Martinez. The most recent delay involves the slow process of obtaining appraisals for the servitudes needed through private property along the road. About 30 of more than 90 landowners have agreed to donate perpetual, 10-foot servitudes needed for the improvements. Hopewell said that no appraisers he and Mayor David Amrhein contacted had expressed a willingness to do the work. The mayor said that he was trying to find a local company familiar with the area. "I don't want to be charged $500-$1,000 per lot. East Baton Rouge told us that it would cost $1,000 per lot. That's $96,000 just for appraisal," he said. He added that the company would not need to appraise the whole lot, but only the part needed for right of way. After the meeting, Hopewell explained that even those servitudes that already have been donated need to be appraised in case the donation falls through. Appraisal is also necessary so that both the landowner and the city know what the property is worth. For servitudes that have not been donated, appraisal is the first step for the city to take toward expropriating the property, Hopewell said. He estimated that the process of obtaining all the necessary servitudes will take two years. The project will be paid for with $867,000 of road rehabilitation funds from the city-parish government, $100,000 of state money and $164,000 from city-parish drainage funds. East Baton Rouge Parish and Zachary have entered into a local service agreement, meaning that they will cover the rest of the cost, assuming that the contract comes in under bid, Hopewell said. Other business before the council included: WATER PROJECT: City engineer Bianca Carambat told the council that the Louisiana Community Development Block Grant Program approved additional water line improvements on Cobb, Rankin and Church streets. The program provided $800,000 for water line improvements in the Avenues and Old Slaughter Road. Since the project came in under bid, the city asked for approval to use the remaining $110,000 for additional work. Under the stipulation of the grant, the new project must be in the same neighborhoods as the original work, Carambat said. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Similar question to this question (This question was actually the motivation for the other question, which - if I haven't got it wrong - generalizes this one): I have to prove a proposition of the following form: $$\forall T \subseteq V: \ P(T) \ \& \ Q(T)$$where $T,V$ are sets and $P,Q$ are some properties the set $T$ has to satisfies (which are irrelevant for this question). Now, if no $T$ satisfies $P(T)$, the proposition os obviously false. But if I would rewrite the set of which $T$ is a subset in the following manner $$ \forall T \in \left\{ F \in \mathcal{P}(V) \ | \ P(F) \right\}: \ Q(T)$$ it should be equivalent to the above proposition, because all I did was constrain the possibilities what a set $T$ can be such that my first property $P$ is already included (so if the above proposition would be true, this one, with the $T$'s that already satisfy $P$ would also have to be true and if the above is false, this one ought to be false as well since all I did was move the property $P$ around). But in this form the proposition is vacuously true. What have I done wrong ?
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The reason the kind of "rewriting" you are doing is not in general valid is that the universal quantifier does not specify a domain; when we write something like "$\forall T\in X (U(T))$", we are actually abusing notation, because the $\forall$ only quantifies over all objects, not over some objects. The above formula is actually shorthand for "$\forall T( T\in X\rightarrow U(T))$" (that is, when we say "for all $T$ in $X$, $U$ holds", we are really saying "for all $T$, if $T$ is in $X$ then $U$ holds").
So you have gone wrong in assuming the two statements are equivalent. The second statement is actually of the form $\forall T\bigl((T\in \mathcal{P}(V)\land P(T))\rightarrow Q(T)\bigr)$ (that is, if $T$ is a subset of $V$ and satisfies $P$, then it satisfies $Q$). The first statement, on the other hand, is $\forall T\bigl(\mathcal{P}(V)\rightarrow (P(T)\land Q(T))\bigr)$.
The two statements are not equivalent: $(R\land T)\rightarrow S$ is equivalent to $R\rightarrow(T\rightarrow S)$; but $T\rightarrow S$ is not equivalent to $T\land S$, it's equivalent to $\neg T\lor S$.
So even though you think the two statements "say" the same thing, they really aren't because you are not writing them in full, you are writing abbreviations and those abbreviations are leading you astray.
The proposition $(\forall T \in \{F \in \mathcal P(V):P(F)\})Q(T)$ is not vacuously true: it says that if $P(T)$ is true, then so is $Q(T)$. It's equivalent to $(\forall T \subseteq V)[P(T) \to Q(T)]$, not to $(\forall T \subseteq V)[P(T) \land Q(T)]$


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George Zimmerman's recently announced celebrity boxing match will be held in a secret location. Now news that aside from the approximately 100 invited guests to watch the event, it will also be flooded with extra security, according to TMZ on Feb. 2. This news comes just a day after rapper DMX said that he wanted a piece of the action against George Zimmerman.
The celebrity boxing match is scheduled between Zimmerman and rapper The Game for charity on March 1. But DMX wants to get in the ring with the man who was acquitted for the murder of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin last year.
DMX says he'll be jailed if promoters allow him to step in a boxing ring with 30-year-old George Zimmerman, because as he told TMZ Saturday, he'd break every boxing rule in the book, and then p*ss on his face.
George Zimmerman's wife now doubts his innocence.
The 43-year-old said he's throwing his hat in the ring to take on George Zimmerman just like The Game. He basically says he wants to do it for every black person who has been wronged by the justice system.
"I am going to beat the living f**k out him....I am breaking every rule in boxing to make sure I f**k him right up," DMX said, adding, "Once I am done with him, I am going to whip my d**k out and p*ss on him....right in his muthaf**kin face. Zimmerman is a piece of s**t and that's what he needs to drink."
The match promoter is beefing up the security and keeping the location a secret because he's worried if the venue becomes public, someone will do to George what he did to Trayvon.
The event will be a pay-per-view type airing online via a paid subscription.
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Alabama Softball 2012
Samford at #1 Alabama
Mar 07, 2012 at TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Rhoads Stadium)
Score by Innings R H E
Samford............. 000 003 0 - 3 6 2
Alabama............. 201 400 X - 7 9 0
Umpires - HP: Franklin Reynolds 1B: Darryl Sanders 3B: Terry Cagel
Start: 6:00 PM Time: 2:06 Attendance: 2377
Weather: Cloudy, 74, Wind: SSE 12 mph
Alabama Softball 2012
Samford at #1 Alabama
Mar 07, 2012 at TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Rhoads Stadium)
Samford starters: 8/3b R Bickert; 1/cf K Shaffer; 10/1b Al Adams; 7/2b R
Harmon; 6/c M Dickey; 12/rf S Scott; 32/p M Aldridge; 3/ss Ab Adams; 22/lf C
Seay; 24/dp N Bobrowski;
Alabama starters: 1/lf Braud; 7/cf Fenton; 18/1b Boccia; 22/dp Locke; 10/ss
Hunt; 2/rf Lunceford; 24/c Gibson; 15/2b Hays; 9/3b Conley; 23/p Jury;
Samford 1st - R Bickert popped up to ss (2-1). K
Shaffer struck out swinging (1-2). Al Adams flied out to rf (2-2). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 1st - M Aldridge to p. N Bobrowski to dp.
Braud singled up the middle (1-2). Braud stole second. Braud advanced to third
on a wild pitch. Fenton grounded out to 2b (2-1). Boccia homered to right
center, 2 RBI (3-2); Braud scored. Locke walked (3-0). Hunt struck out swinging
(1-2). Locke stole second. Lunceford walked (3-2). Gibson flied out to rf
(0-2). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Samford 2nd - R Harmon grounded out to ss (3-2). M
Dickey singled to right center (1-2). S Scott singled to third base (2-0); M
Dickey advanced to second. M Aldridge hit into double play 3b to 1b (1-1); S
Scott advanced to second; M Dickey out on the play. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Alabama 2nd - Hays flied out to cf (0-2). Conley
flied out to lf (0-0). Braud grounded out to p (0-0). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Samford 3rd - Ab Adams struck out looking (0-2). C
Seay struck out swinging (0-2). R Bickert grounded out to 1b unassisted (1-2).
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 3rd - Fenton tripled to right center (3-2).
Boccia doubled down the rf line, RBI (3-1); Fenton scored. Locke flied out to
rf (2-2). Hunt hit into double play p to 2b (1-2); Boccia out on the play.
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Samford 4th - K Shaffer struck out swinging (1-2).
Al Adams walked (3-1). A Dykes pinch ran for Al Adams. R Harmon flied out to rf
(0-1). A Dykes stole second. M Dickey grounded out to 2b (2-2). 0 runs, 0
hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Alabama 4th - Al Adams to 1b for A Dykes. Lunceford
singled up the middle (0-2). Lunceford stole second. Gibson singled down the lf
line (1-0); Lunceford advanced to third. Hays reached on an error by ss (1-0);
Gibson advanced to second; Lunceford scored. Conley singled to pitcher, bunt
(1-0); Hays advanced to second; Gibson advanced to third. Spencer pinch hit for
Braud. Richard pinch ran for Conley. Spencer singled through the left side,
advanced to second on the throw, 2 RBI (3-1); Richard advanced to third; Hays
scored; Gibson scored. Fenton grounded out to ss, RBI (0-1); Spencer advanced
to third; Richard scored. Sewell pinch hit for Boccia. Sewell grounded out to
3b (0-1). Locke grounded out to ss (1-1). 4 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 1
Samford 5th - Spencer to lf. Davis to cf for Fenton.
Boccia to 1b for Sewell. Richard to 3b. S Scott struck out swinging (2-2). M
Aldridge struck out swinging (0-2). Ab Adams grounded out to 2b (2-2). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 5th - Traina pinch hit for Hunt. Traina
walked (3-0). Hunt to ss for Traina. Lunceford flied out to rf (2-1). Gibson
grounded out to 3b (2-2); Hunt advanced to second. Hunt advanced to third on a
throwing error by c. Hays grounded out to 3b (1-1). 0 runs, 0 hits, 1
error, 1 LOB.
Samford 6th - C Seay struck out swinging (1-2). R
Bickert popped up to ss (0-1). K Shaffer singled to pitcher (0-0). Al Adams
singled to left field (1-1); K Shaffer advanced to second. R Harmon walked
(3-1); Al Adams advanced to second; K Shaffer advanced to third. M Dickey
singled through the right side, RBI (0-1); R Harmon advanced to second; Al
Adams advanced to third; K Shaffer scored. S Scott singled up the middle, 2 RBI
(0-1); M Dickey advanced to second; R Harmon scored; Al Adams scored. M
Aldridge popped up to p (0-0). 3 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Alabama 6th - Richard flied out to rf (0-2). Spencer
singled to center field (0-0). Davis struck out swinging (0-2). Boccia grounded
out to 1b unassisted (1-1). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Samford 7th - Locke to p. / for Jury. Dawson to c
for Gibson. Ab Adams struck out swinging (1-2). J Surane pinch hit for C Seay.
J Surane fouled out to c (2-2). R Bickert struck out swinging (0-2). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.


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April 28, 2005
The Stanford Women's Crew team will face California this weekend in the annual Big Row. Racing will depart from its usual morning hours to a prime time slot in hopes to create more of draw to the event.
The event will be kicked off by the novice women's four consisting of Nadia Shaikh, Claudia Skieller, Ortiz, Adassa Richardson, and Christine Vucolova. This will be the first time that this group has competed in this lineup.
The second women's event will feature the varsity four which includes Nadia Shaikh, Lola Feiger, Rachael Vemon, Nicole Pierce and Michelle Rameriez. This boat competed for the first time in this lineup last weekend versus LMU and UCLA.
Next up for the Cardinal women will be the second varsity eight. This lineup consists of Jen Brown, Christina Liebner, Liz Harrison, Laura Creager, Alexis Peterson, Jessica Hernandez, Lani Marsden, Claire Sadler, and Jessi Reel. The Stanford second varsity has a dual racing record of 5-1 and a third place finish (out of 18 boats) and the San Diego Crew Classic. The California second varsity finished five seconds ahead of the Cardinal in first place at the San Diego Crew Classic in their only match-up of this season.
The final race of the day will feature the #9 Stanford women's first varsity eight. This lineup incudes Kelly Garneski, Missy Fiesler, Sam Magee, Stephanie Morrison, Stephanie Connolly, Carly York, Margit Zwemer, Kerry Birk, Susan BeVille. The Stanford first varsity has a dual racing record of 6-0 and a second place finish at the San Diego Crew Classic. These races include wins over six crews that were ranked in the top 20 coaches polls. The California first varsity is ranked #2.
This will be the final dual race of the season honoring graduating seniors Kelly Garneski and Missy Fiesler. Garneski has raced in two NCAA Championship's and has two bronze medals from the Pac-10 Championships in the women's second varsity event. Garneski plans to attend medical school next fall.
Fielser has rowed in the varsity boat all four years and has raced in two NCAA Championship's including a bronze medal performance in 2003. Fiesler was a member of the only Stanford boat to ever win a Pac-10 Championship (2003) in the history of Stanford Crew. Fiesler was also a member of the last Stanford boat(2002) to win the Stanford/Cal dual.
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Lipstick, lipstick and more lipstick!!
Lipstick has regained it's position as the cosmetic industries' biggest beauty trend despite it's temporary ousting by the nail category in 2012. History has shown that during tough economic times, lipstick sales increase while most sectors experience decline - the "lipstick effect". The "lipstick effect" can be traced back to the early 30's during the Great Depression when sales of cosmetics rose while industrial production in the US declined by more than 50%. The theory infers that during financial downturn, consumers will forgo purchasing luxury items and seek solace in less expensive indulgences, such as lipstick.
According to the NPD Group, sales of lip treatments and glosses declined in the twelve months leading up to August of 2013 while lipstick sales doubled generating $665 million in revenue. Today's beauty shoppers are more sophisticated than in years past causing manufacturers to develop cutting edge products and packaging in the lip category. More women purchased lipstick in 2013 than any other time in history, a fact that may be attributed to innovations in lipstick such as the ability to deliver moisture while providing long lasting color. NPD's statistics also revealed that millennial women are purchasing lipstick in droves and predict the rise in sales to continue throughout the year 2014.
The top color trends for lipstick in 2013 were vibrant shades of orange, red, pink and fuchsia with bright orange predicted to be the must have lipstick shade for Spring 2014.
Best of Beauty Trends 2013
- "No makeup, makeup look": Although the look is very natural and minimal, any experienced makeup artist will tell you that the "no makeup, makeup look" is among the most challenging with skin prep being crucial to perfecting this natural beauty look.
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|Harper Government Continues to Deny Justice for Indigenous Peoples
April 9, 2008
"The Union of BC Indian Chiefs welcomes yesterday's historic vote in Parliament endorsing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples," said Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs. "However we are exasperated and infuriated that the Conservative members of Parliament voted against the motion to endorse this vitally important international human rights instrument."
After more than 20 years of development and negotiation, the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted by the UN General Assembly in September 2007 with an overwhelming majority of 143 in favour, 4 opposed and 11 abstentions. Canada was one of four countries to vote against the adoption of the Declaration. Since then, the Government of Australia, also one of the four countries opposed, has endorsed the Declaration.
Yesterday, Parliament passed a motion to endorse and "fully implement" the Declaration as adopted by the UN.
"In a country that continues to build its prosperity through the ongoing exploitation and vast development of the lands and resources of Indigenous Peoples, it should come as no real surprise that the Conservative government continues to take every opportunity to undermine and deny Aboriginal Title and Rights" added Grand Chief Phillip. "Rather than recognize Indigenous land rights, the Harper Conservative Government would much rather witness the jailing of Indigenous leaders who seek to protect and safeguard their rights."
"We challenge Canada to do the right thing. Take a progressive step forward on the international stage, reverse its opposition and work with us to implement and uphold the principles contained in the Declaration" concluded Grand Chief Phillip.
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Google launches Google Drive for customers
Competes with Dropbox for enterprise files
INTERNET SERVICES GIANT Google has launched Google Drive for Google Apps customers, offering 5GB of storage for free.
Google has created a front-end for the 25GB storage that standard Google Apps accounts receive by launching Google Drive. Yet Google Drive doesn't use the existing 25GB of storage in Google Apps, instead giving users 5GB free with 20GB costing $4 per month, giving Google another revenue stream from enterprise users.
Google Drive has the firm's Docs web-based office suite built in, which enables users to view and edit over 30 file formats including Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop files, even if the applications are not installed on the viewer's system. The firm also said it can do optical character recognition so users can search within scanned documents. This should alert users that Google Drive can see within scanned documents and PDF files, which some users might consider a potential privacy risk.
Google Drive can also do image recognition, which is an impressive feat if it is accurate. Google's Scott Johnston said the technology is new, so perhaps its best not to rely on it too heavily just yet, but he also said he expects it to get better with time.
As Google is pitching Google Drive to the enterprise, the firm pointed out security features such as encrypted file transfers between clients and Google's servers. The firm said data will be replicated in multiple datacenters and it promises a 99.9 per cent uptime guarantee.
Google Drive is essentially a software client for the firm's Google Docs, which can store files of all descriptions, not just documents and spreadsheets. Google has made minor changes to its Google Apps web front-end, with the downloadable client being the most visible addition.
Google's cloud storage locker is likely to get a muted response from large enterprises that are extremely conservative and tend to shy away from public clouds. While Google Drive has impressive features, enterprises that want to store sensitive data on the internet will have to consider the fact that the data on Google Drive is being stored on Google's servers in various parts of the world. µ
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OBERLIN — As quickly as the Buckeye boys track team thought it had clinched its eighth Patriot Athletic Conference title in nine years Thursday, it was gone.
The Bucks celebrated what was a half-point win over rival Firelands, only to find out on the bus ride back to York Township that the Falcons were champions for the second year in a row after a computer error caused the team scores to be added incorrectly.
"It's tough for me to handle, so I can only imagine how my kids feel, especially my seniors," Bucks coach Brit Musal said. "I'm upset. You work that hard to be champs for 25 minutes and then, because of the error of someone else, it's gone."
The times in the 800-meter run were accurate, but the order of finish led to a recount by officials well after fans had left Oberlin College's Bob Kahn Track. The correction gave Firelands a 129-117½ victory.
"No one knew who was winning the whole night, except for with two events to go they announced that we were down," Falcons coach Greg Northeim said. "It was kind of confusing, but Derek Reynolds' dad and I were looking at the results and we could tell that it wasn't right.
"I guess it was meant to be, but I feel bad for Buckeye because they ran well."
The name in the middle of the snafu was Reynolds, whose career-best time of 1:59.30 was credited to another runner, with a jumbled list of incorrect finishers following.
"I'm sick to my stomach about this," Musal said. "But it is what it is and there's no use crying over spilled milk. We just need to refocus and get ready for districts."
Buckeye was celebrating what was believed to be a 116½-116 win after Colin Theis picked up his second victory — this one in the 3,200— and the 4×400 relay placed third. Theis finished in 10:02.33 on the heels of a 1,600 run in which the sophomore embraced the quick pace to clock 4:32.30.
"The pace was way faster (in the 1,600), but that drained me totally for the two-mile," Theis said. "I had to adjust a little, but I didn't have a problem with it."
The Bucks' other win came from Michael Keith, as the senior defended his title in the 300 hurdles, winning in 42.20 over Firelands' Cole Lewis (43.40). Keith was second to Lewis in the 110 hurdles after a run of 17.01.
For Keith, who battled mononucleosis at the beginning of the season, the win was as sweet as it gets.
"After mono, I had been running 46s up to this point, so this is really just a big confidence-booster," he said. "I'm more than proud. It's senior year, so it's all or nothing, and if I would've taken anything less than first, then I would've been outraged."
Lee Mandanici was third in the 400 (51.50) and helped the Bucks 4×4, which also included Aidan Gallagher, Sean Spence and Chance Ziegler, to third in 3:37.60.
Black River's Tanner Hawley was runner-up to Theis in the 3,200 (10:07.93) and placed third in the 1,600 (4:40.30), while John Ternes toss the shot put 40 feet, ½ inch to finish third. Sophomore David Bell ran the 200 in 23.70 to take third in Lane 8 after posting the sixth-fastest time Tuesday in the prelims.
"Nobody really enjoys Lane 8, but I did as much as I could and came out third," Bell said. "As I was coming down the stretch, I kept hearing Clearview (Patrick O'Connor) and I pushed as hard I could to get ahead of him."
Keystone's girls won the conference for the eighth straight year, while Buckeye was third and Black River was sixth.
The Bucks' day was highlighted by a win from the 4×4, as Brianna Vaiksnoras, Courtney Styfurak, Kelsey Verhoff and Olivia Hartley finished in a season-low 4:18.10.
"I was like, 'This is it. We need it, go hard or go home,'" Hartley said.
A quick start from Styfurak, who also placed fourth in the 400, helped set the tone as the foursome beat its previous best of 4:22.30.
"I was happy with how I came out of the blocks, so I just wanted to continue with the good start," Hartley said. "Being able to get ahead like that definitely helped, knowing that we had three great girls to help finish it off."
Buckeye also picked up a win from Allison Wilk in the pole vault, while the 4×2 was third as Vaiksnoras, Emily Weyls, Styfurak and Verhoff ran a 1:53.10.
Makayla Koerner was third in the long jump (15-11¼) and 100 (13.0) and anchored the 4×1 of Romi Smith, Emily Cartwright and Autumn Lampshire that was third in 52.80.
"I had a rough start at the beginning of long jump," said Koerner, a regional qualifier last season in the event. "I did OK in the prelims, but my first jump was three feet in front of the board off the wrong foot. I got it together at the end."
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I am currently using Microsoft Exchange 2003 on Windows Server 2003 with various iPhone 3G, 3GS, and 4s. The iPhones have all been upgraded to the latest firmware. Users are using Outlook 2007.
An example I am finding is that normal calendar events added from either Outlook or iPhone sync fine but if I am the "meeting organizer" sending a "meeting request" the event will show in my Outlook but not on my iPhone.
Is there any good list of Exchange/iPhone ActiveSync limitations? Any workaround for the issue above?


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Thank you for visiting our website for the Church of God Regional Offices in the Pacific Northwest.
We welcome you to browse and hopefully, you will find valuable information about the ministries
and events of the three states that comprise our region,Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
Barb and I are honored to serve in this region with some wonderful pastors and laity who love the Lord,
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LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - The Webb County fire department has received a state grant. Fire Chief Rick Rangel said they have plans to buy new trucks and vehicles for the department.
This $1.5-million grant will be given to them over a period of two years. Half of that money is available now. Chief Rangel said this is the first time the department has received this grant. He said this new grant would help their volunteers respond to fire calls more efficiently.
"Well this will help us because we'll have new equipment, more water availability. It will help moral within the members of the department, it's always nice to have something new. We are looking forward to it."
One of the trucks they want to purchase is an additional water tanker. The Webb County fire department firefighters are all volunteers. They respond to calls outside of the Laredo city lines.


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Lib Dem MP Stephen Gilbert: 'Equal marriage is now a litmus test for David Cameron'
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Stephen, you are wrong. In supporting these amendments the Lib Dems and Labour will do no favours to same sex couples who are keen to get married. It will result in the bill becoming bogged down in detail and dragged out more and more within the corridors of power. Come on, wake up and realise that Tim Loughton is no supporter of equality. This is a wrecking tactic and it looks like the smaller coalition party and opposition will provide a helping hand.
Note that Stephen doesn't mention the amendments in his piece; he's talking about the flat vote on the Third Reading.
Ironically if the amendment is passed it might make it more difficult for the House of Lords to reject it. They certainly won't have the excuse that gay people will have more rights, because everyone will be treated in the same way.
It will be dead easy for the Lords to reject the bill if they accept an amendment for straight CPs, why do you think Tim Loughton has raised it?
Where would you stop, bring in a further amendment to allow elderly sisters to do CPs, amend the dissolution rules so that you include adultery etc, allow opt outs for fiath schools and regsitrars who believe sex outside marriage is wrong and CPs are therefore wrong?
There's been no consultation on straight CPs or humanist weddings up to now. It's all be revolved around SSM. You'd have to restart the process again.
In any case there are already private bills being organised to deal with partnership schemes and I believe one of the lords is also putting out a humanist wedding bill.
This is a litmus test for the lib dems and labour. We already know about the Tories and now were being shafted by the lib dems and labour just for political gain!
Wrong Dave- gays won't be able to get married! Tim Loughton-despite saying he is "pro-equality" does NOT support marriage for gay couples.
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Joel Osteen and members of Lakewood Church in Houston must be reeling after $600,000 was stolen in donations from their church last weekend.
FOX News reported March 11 that the Megachurch theft was not discovered until Monday morning at around 8:30 a.m. by a church employee. An off-duty sheriff's officer did notice forced entry into the building. It is believed that the $600,000 theft took place between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.
Money stolen was from donations made to Lakewood Church on March 8 and March 9. The report stated that all of the funds included cash, checks, and credit cards.
The church that has televised sermons around the world from Joel Osteen has asked those who donated money to be watchful of their accounts for any "suspicious" activity.
Lakewood Church's funds are "fully insured," according to the church's statement. They are working with their insurance company to get funds restored.
This instance has nothing to do with a data breach, according to the church. The $600,000 megachurch theft was strictly from donations.
Over 40,000 people attend services at Lakewood Church where Joel Osteen gives sermons. $600,000 is a lot of money for someone to steel in such a short period of time. It sounds like someone had to know exactly where to look and how to break into the safe. Not a good thing to do in the house of the Lord!
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According to benchmark results for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, the device will make use of a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus processor and feature a 6-megapixel camera. The Snapdragon S4 used is a dual-core part clocked at 1.7GHz and it features an Adreno 305 GPU. These are a bit under-powered compared to its larger brother.
The S4 Mini should be running Android 4.2.2 with Samsung's TouchWiz placed on top. Pictures will reportedly come via a 6-megapixel camera, though this exact specification hasn't been detailed. Techtastic is drawing this conclusion based upon pictures on Picasa that are reportedly taken with the S4 Mini.


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At 8:15 a.m. on Aug. 6, 1945, the first atomic bomb was dropped on a city, giving Hiroshima a dubious distinction in the annals of history. The blast produced a mushroom cloud and killed 140,000 people and left thousands more homeless. Three days later, the U.S. dropped a second bomb on Nagasaki, which killed an estimated 80,000 people, closing the chapter on the second World War.
Today, the city remains known for its role at the end of World War II, but it has also grown into a major tourist attraction. Each year, thousands of visitors from Japan and around the world flock to this western Japanese city to learn about what happened here and how Hiroshima has helped shape history.
While atomic weapons no doubt remain a controversial subject, it is possible – and worthwhile – to take in Hiroshima and understand the historical significance of the city without spending too much time discussing the pros and cons of nuclear warfare.
A-Bomb Dome (Hiroshima Prefecture Industrial Promotion Hall)
Formerly the Hiroshima Prefecture Industrial Promotion Hall, this building was completed in April 1915, and was located near the bomb's hypocenter. It is one of the few buildings to survive the blast. Historic photographs of the city show a landscape flattened by the blast, with just a few structures still standing – one being the shell of the Industrial Promotion Hall. But, the building, which has not changed significantly since the bombing, is just one of a few important landmarks dedicated to Aug. 6, 1945.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Built after World War II, the museum is dedicated to the atomic bombing of the city and to the war. Though the museum presents history from a Japanese perspective, it includes exhibits and information detailing Japanese aggression throughout Asia leading up to World War II. The museum also includes copies of letters the city's mayors have written to leaders of various countries, opposing their successful tests of an atomic weapon. The mayors are advocates for an atomic bomb-free world.
Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims
Built on Aug. 6, 1952, this memorial dedicated to those who died in the bombing is the centerpiece of the city's mission: Peace. The memorial includes a stone chest with the names of everyone who was killed in the bombing, and an inscription on it generally is translated to mean, "Let all the souls here rest in peace, for we shall not repeat the evil."
Peace Memorial Park
While atomic weapons no doubt remain a controversial subject, it is possible – and worthwhile – to take in Hiroshima and understand the historical significance of the city without spending too much time discussing the pros and cons of nuclear warfare. For history buffs and travelers looking to see and understand what happened here, to Japan and to the whole world on that day 69 years ago, there are several memorials to the bombing, all located in Peace Memorial Park in the center of the city and near the bomb's hypocenter.
Peace Flame
Located in Peace Memorial Park, the Peace Flame will not be extinguished until all atomic bombs are eliminated from the Earth. Over the past 60 years, Hiroshima has rebuilt itself as a modern, cosmopolitan city, though it's nowhere near as large as Tokyo.


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Friday's schedule at the 3A state track meet at BYU couldn't have been more favorable for the Park City High School girls' track team.
Boasting a strong distance-running squad and an excellent field unit, the Miners dominated the first two events - the 1,600-meter run and the javelin throw.
When those first events were over, PCHS already had two individual state champions - Maddie Criscione in the 1,600 with a time of five minutes, .63 seconds and Chrissy Glasmann in the javelin with a throw of 146 feet, 4 inches. Additionally, Sophie McDonald finished second in the 1,600 and Alyssa Snyder took fourth place.
By the end of the day, the girls' sprint medley team of Courtney Ruttan, Leah Anderson, Snyder and Criscione added another state title and Kambridge Van Der Veur took second place in the shot put competition.
"Day one, they just went gangbusters," Park City coach Jeff Wyant said. "It went really well starting off with the mile and the javelin - those are two of our big strengths. So by 10 that morning, we were way out in front."
At that point, it became all about holding Desert Hills at bay.
"We knew they were the team to beat," Wyant said. "We're strong in events where they're not strong and they're strong in events where we're not strong, so it was a really weird battle."
The Miners got some help in unexpected places, too. In the 4x100 relay, Maddie Meza, Ruttan, Anderson and Claire West finished sixth to pick up some points for Park City. Breanna Waugh also finished sixth in the long jump.
"We didn't know she was going to do that, so that helped out quite a bit," Wyant said.
But, as expected, Park City leaned on its big guns - Glasmann, Van Der Veur, Criscione, Snyder and McDonald.
"Out of those five girls, we got 92 points," Wyant said. "That would have been enough to win it."
On day two, McDonald got the Miners off to another great start, capturing first place in the 3,200.
"We saw an opportunity as [Desert Hills was] missing a few things and we were scoring high in a few," he said. "In the 800 meters, I called together our core group of distance runners and said, 'I know you're tired, I know you're beat up - everybody is. But if you could really stick it to them here, you could close the door right now.
"Those three girls really came through - Maddie won it, Sophie got fourth and Alyssa, who was sick and ran in four events, still wound up seventh. After the 800, I did the point totals and there was no way we could be caught."
And they weren't. The final tally saw Park City amass 102 points to Desert Hills' 84, giving the Miners back-to-back 3A championships.
"In track, this is the first time we've gone back-to-back," Wyant said. "It's because we're a more balanced team with the throwers and runners combined. And now we add a long jumper to the mix, too."
On the boys' side, though the team didn't place at the state meet, Wyant said there was plenty to be happy about.
"The boys' 4x400 nearly broke the school record," he said. "They missed it by about one second. Wes Miller scored in two events. He's back next year and only one junior beat him. So, he's second in the state among returning runners. Sawyer [Pruitt]'s a sophomore making it in the shot put, which is rare. Usually, people don't make it to state in the throws until they're juniors or seniors. He's going to do some damage in the future.
"What I'll say about the boys is we don't have the big guns yet, but we have some developing."
Wyant is confident that Park City can at least compete for a state title again next year, but admits it'll take some hard work in the offseason.
"It'll be tough losing Maddie and Sophie," he said. "Together, those girls were 53 of the 102 points. Losing two superstars like that will make it tough. But Chrissy, Alyssa and Kambridge are all back next year."
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My university has installed Cisco Clearaccess on their network, which means that anyone using the wired network has to login. I came in after the removed the requirement that you must install this huge piece of software that installed Synaptic antivirus (which is huge) and several other things.
My question though is why is this necessary? They do not block websites or have an enforced proxy server, so "Filtering" isn't a reason. Accountability isn't a problem because if all computers didn't have public IP's that made them easily identifiable and had private IP's (eg my states public school network), they can't track who did what unless they logged everything, which with several thousand people using the network simultaneously would be impractical to (mainly I'm asking here how the public school system was able to do that but the university can't). Heck, requiring computers to be updated isn't a problem since they removed the enforced software install and opened up support for Linux and Mac. And all of this is irrelevant because my university has the unique configuration of allowing Xbox's and PS3's to connect and get mostly full internet access, meaning that all a student has to do is change their MAC address to one in the ranges that all XBox's have, meaning every reason that they could come up with is irrelevant. I use this loophole to run a few headless Linux server's where I can't login since they don't have browsers. The only reason I can think of is to forcibly limit non-tech savvy to 2 computers. However the tech savvy have trouble because they dual boot, which Clearaccess defines as 2 computers.
This is leaving me wondering exactly why many universities have strict Cisco Clearaccess software installed. Is it to abide by a legal requirement? Is it because "We were Windows only for years and enforced Clearaccess software installation, but even though now we've lifted the Clearaccess requirement and Windows requirement, we don't feel like removing the software". What's the real reason?


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Scrabble word: BISHOP
In which Scrabble dictionary does BISHOP exist?
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Definitions of BISHOP in dictionaries:
- noun - a senior member of the Christian clergy having spiritual and administrative authority
- noun - port wine mulled with oranges and cloves
- noun - (chess) a piece that can be moved diagonally over unoccupied squares of the same color
- A high-ranking Christian cleric, in modern churches usually in charge of a diocese and in some churches regarded as having received the highest ordination in unbroken succession from the apostles.
- B, bp.
- Mulled port spiced with oranges, sugar, and cloves.
- verb - to appoint as a bishop (the head of a diocese)
There are 6 letters in BISHOP: B H I O P S
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All anagrams that could be made from letters of word BISHOP plus a wildcard: BISHOP?
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It's the end of the week! Time to settle in for a mini-marathon of gaming, don't you think?
And as usual with these little updates, some deals for you to peruse:
- Jet Set Radio at 66% off until Monday
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Quite enjoyed Trapped Dead, save for a few UI quirks
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looking good!
Garner the strength in your loins my fellow brothers in finger banging. It's another thread ala stimuli in which we cheer and jeer together under one banner.
Crazy8s Thread Soundtrack. Seriously, are you lads listening to these?
No video more fitting! Press play NOW or be stricken with terminal gayness.
All jests aside, we're facing a conference foe on our turf.
Atlanta. Had our number for years. This one's about redemption, solidification and unification.
Imperative Reading - Crazy8s Latest GT Addition To Be Added Per GT:
◎Probing The Enemy◎
Rebounding, as our chief source of inadequacy, is of greater concern than usual V Atlanta.
Per game - including 2nd unit players - the Hawks average 32.1 rebounds throughout positions 3-5, for a total of 40.1 rebounds each outing. That's an average. Circumstantial per opponent.
The Knicks, however, average 27 RPG through positions 3-5 and in a system revolving around volume scoring, that is (and will remain) a handicap.
FG% for and against: This again is relative to the 'system' and it's theoretical success. Atlanta have a FG% of .467 while allowing .451 defensively. The Knicks, unsurprisingly, have a lower conversion rate of .464 while allowing .466
Sadly, given the season's former encounters, beating ATL requires defensive effort.
Crazy8s Big Fat Fact
Knicks record when hitting on 12 or more 3s in a single game:
Only 12 games! Had a rectal prolapse on processing that info.
- Some say that his sperm has teeth.- Some say that he has sex during thunder storms and pretends that he's taking part in the conception of the Antichrist.
Captain Ray
The Thrill - Some say that he needs to stop moping and get back in to form.
- Some say that he sees dead people - in his basement!!
The Neophyte
The Beard Of Zeus - Some say he has one pube for every Chinaman.
- Some say that he offers candy to children.
The Regenerate One - Some say that he defeated The Legion Of Doom armed with nothing but a hairbrush.
Sky Walker- Some say he has 5 testes that bang together like a desk toy when he dances.
I say that he's underachieving due to a lack of desire.KGB25 - Some say that he ate a baby, and I believe them.
Preview to come
Some say his sperm has teeth! bwahahah classic
Amare Stoudemire(notes) is eager to try to return for the New York Knicks� final game before the All-Star break. It could be a physical affair.
The Knicks have suffered two nine-point losses to the Atlanta Hawks and the last meeting featured a fight heading into Wednesday night�s game at Madison Square Garden.
Stoudemire missed his first game of the season Saturday in New York�s 105-95 win at New Jersey due to a sprained right big toe. The Knicks (27-26) have been off since that game, and the All-Star forward believes he�ll be back against the Hawks (34-20).
�I should be ready to go by Wednesday,� Stoudemire said.
He will probably need to be at his best since Atlanta won 99-90 at New York on Nov. 27 and 111-102 at home Jan. 28.
�We got a game Wednesday against Atlanta, it�s going to be a tough game,� Stoudemire said. �That�s the last game before the break so we can go into the break on a good note if we get that win and get great rest for the second half of the year.�
Last month�s meeting took place in what forward Josh Smith(notes) called a �playoff atmosphere.� The intensity was evident due to an incident involving Atlanta�s Marvin Williams(notes) and New York�s Shawne Williams(notes).
With 43.7 seconds remaining, Marvin Williams pushed Shawne Williams in the back, starting a brief altercation that led to each player being ejected and charged with fighting fouls. Marvin Williams was suspended for two games and Shawne Williams one game for throwing punches.
Smith was also fined $25,000 for making an obscene gesture during the game.
Stoudemire has averaged 25.5 points in the losses to Atlanta, but shot 44.4 percent. The Hawks placed five players in double figures both times, with Al Horford(notes) averaging 18.0 points and 11.5 rebounds while helping slow down Stoudemire.
New York shot 27.0 (where we ****ing live and die with what is a very talented offensive team. Why?) percent on 3-pointers in those games. Atlanta is one of the league�s best in defending the 3 at 32.9 percent.
The Knicks were much better from long range Saturday, making 16 of 34.
�I thought the ball movement was a little bit better,� coach Mike D�Antoni said. �We could penetrate and got into the lane a little bit and kicked it out. When we do that, we usually find good shots.�
The Hawks opened a stretch of seven straight road games with Monday�s 94-79 victory at Detroit. They improved to 17-11 on the road for the second-best mark in the East after losing two straight at home.
�We haven�t handled our business at home,� coach Larry Drew said. �It may be a good time to go out on the road.�
Smith had 27 points and 14 rebounds for the Hawks, winners of eight of 10 on the road.
�Teams are going to have tough times,� Smith said. �It�s how you work yourself out of it. We didn�t stop believing and we just played that much harder tonight.�
Smith is averaging 25.0 points on 58.2 percent shooting and 10.3 rebounds in his last four games. Leading scorer Joe Johnson(notes), meanwhile, is averaging 10.3 points on 37.1 percent shooting in his last three.
Why play STAT in this game? Give him as big a break as possible as the race for 6th percolates.
Should be a great game.
I still believe we are venly matched with ATL. almost every matchup tonight is going to be intresting. Bibby and Felton is the one im looking at.
Clyde Frazier to start at Point guard tonight, going off for 15 assists and 10 steals limiting Bibby to 5 points, 4 assists and 7 turnovers
This will be a huge win if we win
I expect this will be one of the toughest games of the year. The knicks want this win going into the ASG. They are pumped up for this one. I think any match with ATL is going to have that playoff atmosphere now. we match up well with them and i think if a couple of the bench/2ndary guys (fields, mozgov, williams) can contribute then we can win.
this game totally depends on if wilson chandler has woken up from his slump. With wilson playing bad, its almost impossible for us to win. We need his defense against josh smith. We also need fields to have atleast 8 rebounds. Amare has to have a double double against horford. Crawford will want to go off on us tonight for sure, so when joe johnson goes to the bench, we need to keep crawford contained. Bibby is having a rough week, i think felton can contain him, just no open 3's.
This is one of those games in which I feel the Knicks will make a lot of their shots.Someone is going to come off the bench and score close to 30 points.The Hawks are one of the better teams in the NBA but they aren't the '72 Lakers.The Knicks need this win in order to enter the all star break on a high note.
I want this win so bad my dick's gettin hard.
I've already seen Felton settle for a couple of jumpers...