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CARBONDALE, Ill. - A seven-run rally by Southern Illinois in the bottom of the eighth inning led the Salukis past Northern Illinois to defeat the Huskies, 8-3.
"We had a chance to create some separation for ourselves with the lead during the game," said Head Coach Ed Mathey. "We worked the count at the plate and we carried a lead into the eighth inning. We allowed a couple of walks and a single to score SIU's first run really created some momentum. We could not end the inning unfortunately and that cost us.
"That being said, we played good baseball and Jordan (Ruckman) put his team in a good position to win the ball game. We executed in some hit and run situations and that helped us gain the advantage early. We played clean defensively for most of the game and but some late errors really cost us. We have to put this behind us and move forward tomorrow."
The Huskies scored the first run of the game in the third inning when designated hitter Chris Divarco (Long Grove/Carmel Catholic) drove in Nate Ruzich (Joliet/South Suburban College), who led the inning with a walk to give NIU a 1-0 lead.
Northern Illinois added another run in the sixth inning when Alex Klonowski (Kearney, Mo./Kearney), who reached base on an infield single to the shortstop, crossed home plate on a pair of wild pitches. The Huskies third and final run came one inning later on a single by Jamison Wells (Combined Locks, Wis./Kimberly) to score Tommy Hook (Lockport/Lockport Township). Northern Illinois ended the seventh with 3-0 lead.
Southern Illinois scratched seven runs across the plate in the bottom of the eighth inning to give the Salukis a final 8-3 lead.
Both Wells and Klonowski finished 2-for-4 at the plate to lead the Huskies, with Wells adding an RBI to his credit. Wells also had a stolen base in the contest, his fourth of the season, putting him just four steals shy of setting the all-time record at Northern Illinois.
Due to anticipated rain in Carbondale Sunday, the Huskies and the Salukis will play a doubleheader Saturday, starting at 11 a.m. NIU will then have an extra days rest before taking on Murray State Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon.


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Steve Jobs Repolished a Tarnished Brand
Thursday, August 25, 2011
(Editor's note: Media 7 CEO, Colin Crawford posted this minonline tribute to Steve Jobs on August 25, 2011 after Jobs' resignation as Apple CEO.)
I was saddened by the news that Steve Jobs was stepping down as CEO of Apple. While obviously related to his health, the news that he remains as chairman of the board hopefully means he will continue to contribute to Apple's success for some considerable time.
I was CEO of MacPublishing in 1997, which was an extremely tough time in the Mac world. A number of major missteps by Apple's management during Jobs' 1985-1997 "hiatus" had resulted in a beleaguered company on the brink of collapse. A decision by Apple to license its OS to clone companies rather than opening up the market caused Apple to lose its most lucrative high-end customers to more agile and nimble competitors. Mac OS was in desperate need of a massive overhaul; the product line was a confusing mess. The company was losing massive amounts of money when Jobs returned.
It was a memorable August Day at Macworld Boston in 1997 when I nervously stepped on stage to introduce Jobs. He had not helped my nerves by making disparaging remarks about my dress code in the back stage "Green Room" by threatening to cut off my tie and telling me to keep my remarks to only 90 seconds.
As well as the introduction, I was announcing a joint venture (MacPublishing) between IDG and Ziff Davis combining Macworld, MacUser and MacWEEK into one organization. Bringing two fearsome publishing rivals underscored how tough the market had become. It made much more sense to work together that compete for very little.
However, that announcement was totally overshadowed as Steve Jobs took the stage and stunned the audience by beaming in Bill Gates who announced a $150 million investment by Microsoft in Apple. That deal, finalized just hours before, was greeted by boos from the Mac diehards who shuddered at the image of Gates hovering over them on a big screen. It was eerily reminiscent of Apple's famous 1984 commercial. Had Apple sold its soul for a few pieces of silver?
Of course, the deal was a stroke of brilliance, it solved many problems for both companies, including (1) the specter of an anti-trust investigation as Microsoft was getting awfully close to controlling 100% of PC operating systems; (2) the resolution of several patent disputes; and (3) a vital cash injection for Apple but even more importantly a long-term commitment from Microsoft to Office on the Mac.
Following the keynote, Steve invited me to Cupertino. I was not to wear a tie.
In a small conference room, I experienced the famous "Reality Distortion Factor" firsthand. In a wide-ranging conversation, I was suspicious, but enthralled by his passionate commitment to "repolish a tarnished brand". Apple and Steve's DNA seemed one and the same. Each needed the other.
He spoke of the emotional commitment that was necessary between people and Apple products. He argued that Apple has lost its way over the last decade. Apple product quality was low; the software and hardware integration that should have given a delightful user experience was sorely diminished. "Hello"--the original magic of the Mac--was gone.
Steve had no desire to play in the lo- cost, commodity PC market. He wanted to create stunning, high-quality products that would wow and enthrall the user. Apple products were not to be mere tools but were to be extensions of people's creativity. Technology was there to spur on creative passion across all industries.
There was a very long road ahead with many tough decisions.. The products were weak with overlapping and confusing, unfocused lines. At this point in time even Steve could not sell these products but he could sell a vision.
Think Different was born, a tribute to those Steve viewed as his heroes. The crazy ones who changed the world were his inspiration.
I was far from convinced he could pull it off. I wanted to believe but the evidence was overwhelming that the chances were extremely thin.
We now know the outcome. Over the last 14 years, Steve, with a powerful supporting team that goes very deep in the company, has pulled off what we all thought impossible. From the brink of despair, Apple is now one of the most highly valued companies in the world. With today's capitalization value of around $350 billion, it's hard to remember that back in 1997 Apple's market value was around $2 billion with most of that in hard-to-access cash assets outside the US.
I feel very honored and privileged to have spent time with Steve and the Apple executives over the years. Not all the conversations were easy ones, but it was one heck of a journey. Steve's talents as a visionary, incredible presenter, negotiator and CEO are truly remarkable.
Fourteen years ago, the only person who believed that the Apple we see today was a possibility was Steve Jobs.
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Well said, Colin. Steve is one of those once in a generation leaders who's passion has inspired so many. Although he's no longer CEO, Apple, Inc. will always be synonymous with Steve Jobs!
Posted by Leslie on Thursday, August 25, 2011 @ 02:11 PM
Great tribute Colin!
Posted by evilee on Thursday, August 25, 2011 @ 08:15 PM
Very well said. Steve greatly influenced the technology world and also the world at large.
Posted by Rich on Thursday, October 6, 2011 @ 01:29 PM
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A sophomore hockey player for the Alaska Nanooks has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer. The disease will force Justin Woods, who is an incoming sophomore in Fairbanks, to miss the entire 2014-15 hockey season.
"Although I am missing the 2014-15 season, I am very lucky for this to have been caught early," Woods said in a news release. "My doctor promised that I would play hockey again, so I am holding on to that with my life while going through this long process of treatments."
"Justin is a very focused and determined young man and it is a pleasure to work with him," added Alaska coach Dallas Ferguson.
"Although this is a battle he has not seen before, I know he will have the same determined approach to successfully complete his treatments. Our focus will be in supporting Justin and his family any way we can to ensure he returns to Fairbanks healthy."
Woods appeared in thirty-three games as a freshman last season, with six points coming on a goal with five assists also to his name. Thirty-six blocked shots in thirty-three games put Woods up over the one shot block per game threshold last season.
Anyone that is wishing to make a donation to the Woods family can do so by clicking here or can visit the Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union where fans can donate and ask for account No. 155826 under the name Colang and Woods.
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Hey folks,
The Jake Stevens Show has asked me back – this Friday and every Friday – to go over some matchups and other Fantasy Football Related stuff. It will be just after 7:30 am PST (which would be just after 10:30am EST for the east coast crew).
Along with some matchup stuff, we'll cover some injury impact (Brady and Colston), rookie WRs, top players at QB, RB and Wr – and more!
Listen to it here live or after the fact here. You can actually listen to it live in either place I believe, but only the 'There it is!' home page does both.
ESPN kids – big time!
Friday Radio Appearence!
Sep 4
Hey folks,
Will be appearing on the Jake Stevens Show 'There It Is!' on ESPN 1230 Bakersfield. I will be on just after 7:30 and we'll be talking some matchups we like, some news and as Jake turns out to be a Jet fan, likely some Brett Favre love as well.
For those of you not in Bakersfield and it's surrounding area, you may stream it off the link on Jake's page or just click right here and it will take you to the page streaming.
Very excited to hang with the crew on the show tomorrow – tune in ahead of time and check out the whole show – Jake is on from 7-9am every weekday.
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What Would
Prove To You
That God Exists?
Nicolas P. Leach
From: "Leach, Nicholas P."
To: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: November 05, 2001 3:52 AM
Subject: Positive_Atheism_Letters_Section
Hey Cliff,
I'm a fan of your website. I often get sucked into reading your dialogues for hours on end.
I have a question for you, based on some statements you have made in your dialogues. Perhaps this topic has been covered, but if it has I have not seen it. What, for you, would be sufficient evidence for the God the Christians claim exists, either Yahweh or Jesus? Will it take John Hick's "eschatological verification," or something else? Thanks.
From: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Leach, Nicholas P."
Subject: Re: Positive_Atheism_Letters_Section
Date: November 05, 2001 7:30 AM
I don't know what John Hick's "eschatological verification" is. The Christian claim is clearly and patently false, and I don't know how one could change that and it still be the Christian claim.
I suppose that if I end up in the Christian Hell for not believing what on the surface appears very much to be the Christian Yarn, then the Christian claim will have turned out to have been true. The creator of the Universe will have turned out to have been Satan Himself -- but then the Christian Yarn would not be true even if this were the case! I would simply be punished for refusing to believe what is clearly a lie!
I have stated that the biblical errors which I (and others) have documented would have to be dealt with -- all of them -- and the logical absurdities in the very nature of this alleged godhead would need to be addressed. Is it possible for the Universe to be six thousand years old? No. As it stands, I have no clue as to what they're even talking about when they use the three-letter word God. Why they would expect us to believe that an impossible being exists is beyond me -- except that it only shows the Christian myth to be just that: a myth, written by illiterate goat-herders for the purpose of rallying the lower, less-intelligent classes into a large political force and making the individual Christians willing to die and make all manner of personal sacrifice for the sake of that political-ecclesiastical alliance known as Christendom.
It would be nice if we could also go back in time and show that the Christian claim that Christian faith makes people moral had panned out to have been true, thereby undoing such historical atrocities as the subjugation of women, Human Slavery, the Holy Inquisition, the Witch Hunts, Imperialism, the burnings of the heretics, genocide in the Americas and elsewhere, and the Holocaust. If you could make it so that the Christians never did any of these things in the name of Christ, you'd probably have a deal. But as it stands, most Christians I've met simply deny that this happened, or, at most, claim that those who did this weren't "real" Christians. I don't think a figure as powerful as they claim their god to be could afford for these things to have happened if His goal were for me and people like me to believe that He exists. But they happened nonetheless, which points very strongly toward His nonexistence.
But most of all, though, they would have to undo Christendom's loathing for humanity, particularly her loathing for human learning, starting with the very earliest of times when Christianity wooed only the uneducated lower classes and ending with today's revisionism of such institutions of knowledge as American history and the science of biology.
Can you show the biblical Christ figure ever having been portrayed as laughing? No, you can't. The Christ figure never laughs in any of the "official" (Scriptural) descriptions of him. They say he did all things that men did except sin. Perhaps it's a "sin" to laugh. If so, then Christianity cannot be anything but a false religion. If it is not a sin to laugh, then the God of Forethought forgot the one human trait that would get all men to relate to Him: laughter. Christ not only is not God, without laughter, Christ is not human, either.
And I won't even get into the discussion of how death is the only thing that allows us to even exist, from an evolutionary perspective. Death is not simply inevitable, the best that "we" could come up with; without death, there would be no us: we could not have life, we could never have evolved to the point of where we could appreciate life. Christianity can only glom the question of death: I find much more glory and dignity with the truth than I ever could with a comfortable myth that would go so far as to slander the very basis of life itself. Why would I even want Christianity to be true? What we have is much more glorious than Christianity could even imagine!
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Through the decades of the last two centuries, America's Heartland has gone through many changes. From covered wagons to automobiles. From cattle drives to super centers. From soybeans and corn to farm markets and agritourism. Through it all, the one thing that has remained constant is the heart and desire to help one another. Be it farmers at the tractor dealer, buyers at the livestock auction, or peers at a farm conference, Midwesterners always take the time for a friendly "Hey there!"
It is in this spirit that we invite you to join us for the 29th Annual NAFDMA Convention – "Makin' Hey in the Heartland". It is also in the region's pioneering spirit that the Convention is changing its traditional flow of previous years. The off-site bus tour is now alternated with the in-house program days. There is one Convention, no longer divided bus tour days and conference and trade show days. One Convention. One group of inspired farmers with a shared outlook to say, "Hey, We hope you will join us!"
Thank you to all who attended! Stay tuned for post-convention news!
This is the premier farm direct marketing Convention in North America. We strive to bring the best and most innovative featured and member speakers. Our bus tour is like no other, with each bus having a specific focus and individual personality. Attending a NAFDMA Convention is an experience from a North American wide perspective that is unmatched at any other ag convention.
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Neither this service nor the Hawaii Dental Association is able to provide you with information about any specific procedures (such as using lasers, treating bad breath, etc.) that dentists may offer in their dental practices. The Hawaii Dental Association also is not dentistry's regulatory agency so we do not maintain records concerning any disciplinary actions.
If you would like more information about a particular Hawaii Dental Association member dentist, please contact the dentist's office and ask for information about the dentist. In addition to using Find-a-Dentist, here are other ways to help you locate a dentist: Ask your family physician, family members, friends, neighbors or co-workers for a recommendation.
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WATERLOO, Iowa Pinch-hitter Jason Acevedo scored the tying run with a ninth-inning double, senior Peter Malinowski drove home the winning run in the 10th and sophomore pitcher Collin Brennan (3-5) allowed just one hit and struck out seven in four innings of relief, leading Bradley (30-18, 13-10) to a 4-3 victory in 10 innings at Northern Iowa (22-28, 7-16) Friday night at Riverfront Stadium.
With the win, the Braves locked up the third seed in next week's Missouri Valley Conference Tournament at Missouri State and secured their first 30-win season since 1996 (40-22). By guaranteering at least a third place tie in the final league standings, Bradley earned its best regular-season finish in The Valley since a similar third-place spot in 1993 (40-16, 13-7).
Bradley's pitching staff gained some added depth for the tournament with Brennan's first appearance since he was forced to come out of Bradley's 7-4 win against
The Panthers did all of their scoring with two outs in the fourth inning. Eric Hoffman started the rally with a single through the right side and Dane Embury reached on an error to extend the frame. Brett Featherstone followed with a double to left field and Nick Cameron followed with a 2-run single through the left side for a 3-0 UNI lead.
Bradley got one run back in the sixth inning when senior second baseman Ryan Curry, who entered the game leading The Valley with a .432 batting average, extended his hitting streak to 19 games by driving home Brad Jones with a 2-out single to left field.
That was the only damage done against UNI starter Nick Kirk, who allowed the lone run on six hits while striking out nine in his 8.0 innings of work.
The Panthers went to the bullpen to start the ninth and Curry started Bradley's ninth-inning rally with a leadoff single against Boone Bugger. Justin Carr followed with a single to center field, putting runners at first and third with no outs. Malinowski greeted UNI's third pitcher, Jason Barry, with a sacrifice fly to pull the Braves within 3-2 and Ryan Eigsti walked to put runners at first and second with one out. After made its third pitching change of the inning, Acevedo brought Carr home with his double to left field against Bryan Westphal.
Brennan worked himself in and out of trouble in the bottom of the ninth by striking out Eric Hoffman to open the frame, walking Embury, striking out Featherston and hitting Cameron with a pitch before getting pinch-hitter Jeremy Weih to fly out to end the ninth.
Bradley third baseman Paul Rice opened the 10th inning with a single, and after Curry moved him to second with a ground ball and Carr was intentionally walked, Malinowski came through with a single to left to plate Rice with the winning run. Brennan then struck out the side in the bottom of the 10th to end the game.
The two teams will close out the regular season with a 2 p.m. game Saturday at Riverfront Stadium. The Braves then will open the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament at 3 p.m. Wednesday against the defending champion and fourth-seeded


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Game Play Systems in FFXIV:ARR
An Answer to the "It's just a [insert game] clone" argument
When you begin your adventures in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn (ARR), your character has a single class with a single ability. Your game play in the first hours is driven by a series of quests provided by the non player characters (NPC's) in your home city.
These quests can be found by looking for quest indicators hovering over the NPC's head. They are there to ease you into the game and prevent you from being overwhelmed in your first few hours in Eorzea.
This process continues throughout the first ten levels of the game. Find a quest, complete a quest, find a new quest hub, etc. For experienced MMO players it feels very familiar, this is by design. It leads some of those players to conclude that 'oh, this is just [insert a highly popular MMO] wrapped around Final Fantasy themed art.'
That, though, is an incorrect conclusion.
The often mistaken takeaway in the first few levels of the game is that this is a quest hub game. This leads to the conclusion that the game's progression is solo-quest to max level and then do dungeons and raids ad nauseum while waiting for the next expansion or the next shiny MMO promising to do something different.
Make no mistake, this game has quest hubs. You can, if you choose, play those quest hubs throughout much of the game. The quest hubs, though, are hardly the entirety of the game. Rather, they are the tip of an iceberg and the only thing visible when you begin.
Every ten levels or so, Final Fantasy XIV: ARR expands and adds a new layer of game systems. These new systems offer new ways to play the game. Some of these systems are familiar to MMO players, others are familiar to FFXI players, some are unique to FFXIV. By the time you are at the level 30 point, there exists quite a number of things to do.
You didn't have a ton of them dropped on you at once, but here they are all the same. You are going to like and show up to do some of these more than others. You may find that you skip some of these entirely. Indeed, I hate quest hubs, I absolutely detest them. In Beta-3, I quested (out of necessity) through level 15. I reached level 35 on my Gladiator and darn near that with an Armorer while also knocking off a couple of dozen levels on a few other classes.
I didn't complete a single quest hub after 15th level on my main character (I could have, I just didn't). Instead, I took advantage of other game systems that opened up. Sure, I completed the story line arcs for my classes, but I don't mind story line quests (for those curious, I absolutely enjoy epic item quests). I also ran a ton of dungeons, participated in FATE, finished guildhests and just generally played the game in a way that felt fun.
Game Systems as Layered Content
In this post, I want to depict what we know about the game systems in FFXIV by showing when they open. I find myself discussing layers whenever I talk about this game and there are clearly layers in the content system. Over the remainder of this post, I discuss the game play systems available in each ten level layer. Some of this (the 30+ piece) is based on developer discussions, everything from 1-30 is based on game play in the Beta-3 sessions.
Level 1-10, Solo All the Way (aka "this feels like a [insert game] clone")
The first levels of the game are designed for solo play. You can cooperate with other players and you can jump into parties for some of the game play during the starting hours. Class and City Duty quests, though, necessitate solo play. During these levels you are introduced to important NPC's in each city as well as making your initial contacts with the overarching band of good guys (and gals).
Since you spend a good portion of your first ten levels proving yourself to the Adventuring Guild in your hometown and the Class Guild for your starting class, it's largely a solo trek. There are three game systems open to you in the first ten levels of the game, quests, FATE, and hunting log.
Quests are the standard MMO quest hubs that I discussed at the start of this article. The world around your starting city has dozens of NPC's each needing help. Helping these people provides experience points, gil (the currency in FFXIV) and occasional items. Some of these quests also introduce yourself to, and entrench yourself with, key NPC's in the game world. It's very standard MMO content, fetch quests, delivery quests, kill quests, etc.
FATE, short for Fully Active Time Events, are the FFXIV take on dynamic content. FATE events pop up around the world, your compass updates you when they appear and points the way to them. Completing FATE provides xp and gil. Early on FATE are quite simple, typically of the "hey there's a swarm of [creature], go kill them." FATE events become gradually more intricate, with fort assaults and village defenses occurring in some of the level 30+ FATE I witnessed.
You will very likely encounter FATE within your first moments outside your home city. These events happen frequently near the city borders as well as near the starting quest encampments. Following the progression of FATE in a zone will help pull you off the roads and beaten paths and help you find some of the more tucked away parts of Eorzea.
Your Hunting Log becomes available around 5th level. From that point on, you get a new hunting log every 10 levels. Each log has 10-pages and each page requires you to explore the world and kill certain monsters. Completing a page rewards you with XP and gil, completing the 10-pages in the log awards you with yet another bonus.
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Companies suffer as Apple slashes production
Apple bubble bursting
The industry leaders who depended on Apple to continue making shedloads of money peddling similar products each year are suffering as Apple slashes production as people no longer want their main product – the iPhone 6s.
Foxconn sets up datacentre in Prague
Outlook is cloudy
Foxconn and the Czech Republic-based KKCGare building a new datacente in Prague to cash in on the cloud.
5th generation Apple TV trialed
In the shops in first quarter
The Fruity cargo cult Apple so loved the way its Apple TV took off this year without requiring much of the way of new features, that it is planning to do the same thing again early next year.
Foxconn wants to get into second-hand phone biz
One owner, old lady used it to SMS her grandson
Foxconn is piling cash into the second-hand smartphone market as part of its efforts to promote environmental protection globally.
Out-of-date Apple will get OLED screens next year
Better late than never
Fruity Cargo cult Apple is so desperate for ideas it is trying to update itself using OLED technology from its rival Samsung which is used in most high-end Android smartphones.
Apple orders only 4 million more iWatches
Expecting lower sales
Fruity cargo cult Apple does not have any high expectations that iWatch will sell much more.
Analyst claims that Apple fanboys like pink
We were wrong
When Apple released a pink iPhone6, how we laughed – but it turns out that Apple fanboys can't get enough of pink.
Brazilian and Indian Zenphone will be made by Foxconn
Arima for Indonesia
Asustek has named the manufacturers who will be behind its next Zenphone.
Foxconn and SK get into bed with each other
Close co-operation
Foxconn is expanding its cooperation with Korea's SK Group to cover semiconductors, telecom services and energy.
Foxconn revenues up nearly 20 per cent
Consumer electronics still strong
Foxconn Electronics is continuing to make a pile of dosh on the back of its consumer electronics business.


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EE: Samsung Galaxy S4 will have LTE in the UK
Although this is by no means a surprise, we are now sure that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S4 flagship smartphone will come with LTE connectivity in the UK.
That's what EE is saying – at the same time confirming that it's going to carry the new Galaxy. The network (a joint venture between Orange and T-Mobile) doesn't mention when the handset will be available for purchase in the UK – but it allows interested customers to register for further details here. Other major British networks will certainly offer the S4, too, but they haven't officially confirmed this yet.
It's not exactly clear if the new device will be called Galaxy S4, or Galaxy S IV. But the final name doesn't really matter anyway. What matters is that tomorrow (March 14) we'll finally get to see one of the most anticipated smartphones of 2013 – which, as rumored countless times until now, should come with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, a 5 inch Full HD Super AMOLED display, quad-core (or eight core) processor, and many other high-end features.
Samsung has sold more than 40 million Galaxy S III handsets around the world, and hopes to ship 100 million S4 units. Will it make it? We'll have to wait about a year to find out.
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experimenting with cpu pools
- From: "RAT" <robert3t@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2011 15:00:19 GMT
I am experimenting with cpu pools. System has a quad core Sparc VII. I've
created a pool, for a zone and dedicated 1 CPU. That leaves 3 for the global
zone (I'm thinking). The app in the global zone tends to eat CPU so I gave it
3 of 4 but dedicated 1 to the other system because otherwise it might get
starved (which would be bad).
Now the DBA tells me he'd rather have the reverse - or even better - a pool of
two that the two zones could share (so they each have 1 CPU plus access to two
I'm not sure how to do anything with the global zone. In the zone I can add
"set pool=app2-pool" - but how would you assign a FSS to the global zone?
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Whether you're in the market for a $2 million house or a $200,000 house, the search can plague even the calmest soul with anxiety. Can you find the house you want in the neighborhood you desire for the price you can afford?
It's all about compromise. For the same price, you can get a huge home on a large lot in Richfield, a skyline view and private beach in Cleveland or a home with lake views and a dock in Lakewood. How do you choose?
Enter the Realtor. "Listening is key," says Karen Clawson of Re/Max Real Estate Group in Strongsville. "I need to be around them, find out what their needs are."
Clawson says there are many things to take into consideration when trying to find the perfect home for her clients: the commute to and from work, a good neighborhood, a good school system and a place in which they can feel comfortable.
"The goal is to find a home that gives homeowners the most bang for their buck." Clawson observes.
To help you do exactly that, we offer the following look at homes on the market.
What You Get for Your Million
Price: $999,000City: ClevelandSquare feet: 3,768Year built: 1988Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 3 fullListed by: Ali McAdams of Lake Realty in Rocky River
What you get: The panoramic view of downtown Cleveland from this Edgewater Drive home may be the first thing to catch the eye, but the five fireplaces, private beach and master bedroom with a sleeping porch also make this brick home worth looking at. It also includes a two-story great room and finished basement.
Price: $995,000City: LakewoodSquare feet: 4,584Land: 0.06 acresYear built: 1972Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 3 full, 1 halfListed by: Lou Barbee of RE/MAX Real Estate Group in Rocky River
What you get: Waterfront property with views of Lake Erie and a dock big enough for two yachts. Located on a cul-de-sac for privacy, the home boasts a Jacuzzi and sauna. A spiral staircase, three fireplaces and wet bar add to the architectural appeal.
Price: $995,900City: RichfieldSquare feet: 5,665Land: 2.10 acresYear built: 2001Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 4 full, 1 halfListed by: Lois Georgeadis of Smythe, Cramer Co. in Brecksville
What you get: Custom cherry, oak and wormy-chestnut accents and a lodge-style fireplace give this colonial a rustic feel. The master bedroom includes a sitting room and access to a three-tier deck. The basement is home to game room, media center and bar.
What You Get For Your $500,000
Price: $499,900City: North RoyaltonSquare feet: 5,347 Land: 0.55 acresYear built: 1998Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 3 full, 1 halfListed by: Karen Clawson of RE/MAX Real Estate Group in Strongsville
What you get: A first-floor in-law suite includes a kitchen-living room combination. A room above the garage has a separate entrance and is perfect for a home office. The custom fireplace and 650-square-foot deck add to this brick colonial.
Price: $495,000City: LorainSquare feet: 5,760Land: 1.76 acresYear built: 1969Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 3 full, 2 halfListed by: Bonnie G. Muniga for Realty One Real Living in Amherst
What you get: This all-brick colonial includes a gazebo set in a parklike back yard. It features a first-floor den, guest bedroom and master bedroom. The kitchen boasts double ovens and a Sub-Zero refrigerator. The family room doubles as a game room and is perfect for poker.
Price: $499,000City: KirtlandSquare feet: 2,958Land: 6.5 acresYear built: 1830 Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 2 full, 1 halfListed by: Emily J. McLaughlin for Smythe, Cramer Co. in Gate Mills
What you get: This historic Western Reserve farmhouse has been completely restored, featuring new windows and a custom bay window. Other improvements include a brick patio and maple and oak flooring. The heated barn has four stables and an upstairs apartment.
What You Get For Your $250,000
Price: $249,900City: ParmaSquare feet: 1,689 Land: 0.75 acresYear built: 1994 Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 2 full, 1 halfListed by: Jack Baker of Century 21 in Parma
What you get: In addition to the master suite with bath, the home offers a finished rec room with bar and a two-tiered deck off the kitchen. There is abundant closet space.
Price: $249,900City: Cleveland HeightsSquare feet: 1,706 Land: 0.24 acresYear built: 1945Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 1 full, 1 halfListed by: Carol Abbott and Martie McKown of Realty One Real Living in Solon
What you get: There are renovations throughout, including an open kitchen with built-in pantry and dinette. Every room has a wood or ceramic floor. The rec room boasts a second fireplace.
Price: $249,900City: Olmsted FallsSquare feet: 1,423Land: 0.45 acresYear built: 2000Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 2 full, 1 halfListed by: Jeanne E. Garcia for Smythe, Cramer Co. in Strongsville
What you get: A balcony overlooks a great room with fireplace. The master bath features a double sink and garden tub. There's also a first-floor laundry room.
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The Automated ScoreBook
Northern Illinois at Bowling Green
Mar 29, 2014 at DeKalb, Ill. (Mary M. Bell Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Northern Illinois... 004 301 2 - 10 14 1
Bowling Green....... 002 001 0 - 3 6 3
Umpires - HP: Victor Cena 1B: Jamie Evans 2B: Mark Lason
Start: 2:21 P.M Time: Attendance:
Weather: 38 degrees, Sunny
The Automated ScoreBook
Northern Illinois at Bowling Green
Mar 29, 2014 at DeKalb, Ill. (Mary M. Bell Field)
Northern Illinois starters: 23/lf GREMILLION; 21/p RUPARD; 17/1b GRABLE; 8/ss
MILLER; 11/c NAEGELE; 14/dh KOSSAKOWSKI; 6/cf BOWEN; 10/3b KOPP; 12/rf PHELAN;
13/2b STURM;
Bowling Green starters: 8/ss Searle; 26/lf Durham; 12/cf Yoho; 25/c Stratton;
88/3b Raker; 20/1b Mokienko; 32/dh Schrock, H.; 27/2b Schrock, M.; 45/rf
Parave; 18/p Dillow;
Northern Illinois 1st - GREMILLION flied out to cf.
KOSSAKOWSKI to 2b. STURM to dh. RUPARD struck out looking. GRABLE grounded out
to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Bowling Green 1st - Searle singled to shortstop.
Durham reached on a fielder's choice; Searle out at second p to ss. Yoho flied
into double play 3b to 1b; Durham out on the play. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Northern Illinois 2nd - MILLER grounded out to ss.
NAEGELE singled up the middle. KOSSAKOWSKI reached on a fielder's choice;
NAEGELE out at second ss to 2b. BOWEN singled to left field; KOSSAKOWSKI
advanced to second. KOPP walked; BOWEN advanced to second; KOSSAKOWSKI advanced
to third. PHELAN struck out swinging. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3
Bowling Green 2nd - Stratton flied out to rf. Raker
grounded out to ss. Mokienko flied out to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
Northern Illinois 3rd - GREMILLION reached on an
error by 2b. RUPARD flied out to lf. GRABLE singled to left center; GREMILLION
advanced to second. MILLER singled to third base; GRABLE advanced to second;
GREMILLION advanced to third. Kertes to p for Dillow. NAEGELE singled to left
field, RBI; MILLER advanced to second; GRABLE advanced to third; GREMILLION
scored, unearned. KOSSAKOWSKI reached on a fielder's choice; NAEGELE advanced
to second; MILLER advanced to third; GRABLE out at home 3b to c. BOWEN singled
to first base, 2 RBI; KOSSAKOWSKI advanced to third; NAEGELE scored, unearned;
MILLER scored, unearned. BOWEN stole second; KOSSAKOWSKI stole home, unearned.
KOPP grounded out to 3b. 4 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Bowling Green 3rd - Schrock, H. hit by pitch.
Schrock, M. reached on a fielder's choice; Schrock, H. out at second 3b to ss.
McClelland pinch ran for Schrock, M.. Parave singled, advanced to second on an
error by 2b; McClelland advanced to third. Searle doubled to left center, 2
RBI; Parave scored, unearned; McClelland scored, unearned. Durham lined out to
lf. Yoho grounded out to ss. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Northern Illinois 4th - McClelland to 2b. Mokienko
to dh. Schrock, H. to 1b. PHELAN grounded out to ss. GREMILLION singled to
pitcher. RUPARD singled up the middle; GREMILLION advanced to second. GRABLE
homered to left field, 3 RBI; RUPARD scored; GREMILLION scored. MILLER grounded
out to 3b. NAEGELE struck out swinging. 3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 0
Bowling Green 4th - Stratton struck out swinging.
Raker grounded out to ss. Mokienko grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Northern Illinois 5th - KOSSAKOWSKI grounded out to
ss. BOWEN lined out to p. KOPP reached on catcher's interference. KOPP stole
second. PHELAN reached on an error by ss; KOPP advanced to third. GREMILLION
struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 2 errors, 2 LOB.
Bowling Green 5th - Schrock, H. flied out to lf.
McClelland flied out to cf. Parave singled to right field. Searle struck out
swinging. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Northern Illinois 6th - RUPARD flied out to rf.
GRABLE flied out to rf. MILLER homered to left center, RBI. NAEGELE singled to
right field. BARRETT, Kr pinch ran for NAEGELE. KOSSAKOWSKI lined out to ss.
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Bowling Green 6th - NAEGELE to c for BARRETT, Kr.
Durham grounded out to 2b. Yoho lined out to 3b. Stratton walked. Raker doubled
to center field, RBI; Stratton scored. Mokienko fouled out to c. 1 run, 1
hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Northern Illinois 7th - Dillow to p for Kertes.
BOWEN singled to second base. KOPP doubled down the lf line; BOWEN advanced to
third. PHELAN grounded out to p. GREMILLION singled up the middle, 2 RBI; KOPP
scored; BOWEN scored. RUPARD struck out looking. GREMILLION advanced to second
on a wild pitch. GRABLE walked. OSWALD pinch ran for GRABLE. MILLER flied out
to lf. 2 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Bowling Green 7th - GRABLE to 1b for OSWALD.
Schrock, H. flied out to cf. Schrock, M. pinch hit for McClelland. Schrock, M.
singled to right center. Parave flied out to 2b. Searle struck out swinging.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.


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The New England Patriots haven't utilized their fullback as a pass receiver out of the backfield since the days of Kevin Turner, Marc Edwards and Sam Gash. With the tight end position being of concern, the Patriots may have a secret weapon in versatile fullback James Develin. He has definitely caught the attention of Tom Brady. On Wednesday, the future Hall of Fame quarterback praised Develin and wants to involve him more in the passing game.
One of the reasons Brady wants to target him is because of his ability to line up at tight end. He has shown good hands and also displayed an ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. In the first two preseason games, Develin has caught three passes for 40 yards and one touchdown. Brady believes he is capable of much more.
"I want to get it to him, believe me," Brady said Wednesday after practice. "I want to throw it and see if he can make the defense pay because that's what he does such a great job of. You give it to him for a 4-yard gain, and he comes up and, 'Bam!' He runs over a safety or a corner. That's a great spark for our team. I want to give it to him as many times as I can in those situations."
The compliments Develin is receiving from his star quarterback can only mean good things down the road, especially if he is able to establish himself as a capable and reliable pass receiver both off the line and out of the backfield. His 6-foot-3, 255-pound frame is reminiscent of Mike Alstott, especially after his 1-yard TD run through the Houston Texans defense last season. If he continues to prove, the Patriots would have another weapon and the lack of depth at tight end won't be such a gapping hole.
He definitely has Brady in his corner. Brady said, "He's been so dependable for us. I think he's been so consistent since he's been here. Once he got his opportunity he really took advantage of it last summer when we put the pads on for the first time, and he really showed us what he's all about. He continued that that through the whole season, became a really dependable player for us last year, and he's carried that over into this season."


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Soviet development of remote sensing systems in support of the national economy began with a decree in December 1971 'On development work for research on earth resources using space technology'. The result was Meteor-Priroda 1, launched on 9 July 74 into a 950 km orbit by a Vostok-2M rocket, The satellite, derived from the basic Meteor weather satellite, was equipped with a radio-television system using an optico-mechanical sensor by VNIIEM Minelektrotekhprom, A G Yosifyan, General designer. This was followed from 18 May 1976 by Meteor-Priroda 2-1, in 650 km sun-synchronous 97 degree orbits. Receiving stations were located at Goskomgidormet facilities in Moscow, Novosibirsk, Khabarovsk.
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Dow Chemical funds $100 million KAUST research center
September 26, 2009
The Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dow Chemical, Andrew Liveris, announced that the U.S. company has allocated $100 million for the establishment of a center for research and development at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). The center will focus on advancing water-related technology and developing desert irrigation projects.
Addressing a human development symposium held within the framework of the Clinton Global Initiative in New York yesterday, Liveris described the newly opened KAUST University as an example of successful coordination between government policy, scientific research institutions and businesses.


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December 6, 2011
Lilesadi is the label of emerging German textile Designer Sarah Smutny and her twin sister Dinah Smutny. They share a passion to bring pureness in chaotic everyday life. Their new wallpaper collection, Stellar and Blooming Forest, was inspired by the transition of night to day in the forest. Bravo ladies!!!


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On Wednesday, June 25, 2014, Examiner.com had the opportunity to attend the 2014 "Go Further with Ford Trend Conference" at the company's headquarters. Ford shared innovative information with the hundreds of guests in attendance. The fourth annual conference takes a deep journey into what global issues are influencing consumers today and takes a look into the future. We learned that key scientists, designers and trend spotters are busy today discussing future key components in sustainability, design, technology and innovation and how they will alter consumer dynamics in 2015 and beyond.
"A trend is a shift, not a fad," stated Global Consumer Trends and Futuring Expert Sheryl Connelly to the crowd. During the opening night gala incoming CEO of Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, hosted a dynamic panel with Clayton Christensen, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, and designer Kenneth Cole.
The flow of the discussion focused on changing needs in an evolving world by highlighting the successful careers and platforms both speakers have been involved with. Cole, who is an admirer of the car legend talked about ways to express your creativity and how to take healthy risks to accomplish success. "I have re-tweeted (the words of) Henry Ford for some time," said the designer. "I am so impressed and so inspired by his message of creativity."
After speeches guests witnessed the reveal of the 2015 Ford Edge, which is a stylish SUV with new features including 2.7L Ecoboost V6 and variable ratio steering. It puts the company ahead of the curve with a visionary vehicle that drives you to your destination, but is also is more than just a car. It now uses new technology and sensors that sync with personal devices.
"Some may view [the car] as a cell phone on wheels, a web portal on wheels, or their largest wearable. If their car is more than just a car, then what's a car company?" questioned Fields. "What it means for us is we want to be part of the solution. We have laid out our blueprint for mobility, which spells out the technology, business models, and partnerships we feel we need to make the world a better place."
Being a super-empowered, hopeful individual in a world full of questionable moments is a possibility after hearing some of America's greatest speakers remarking in unison that the modern world is simply full of possibilities. It is being realized that whatever can become new helpful information is worthy of being a trend.


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Monday, November 19, 2012
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Jonathan Butcher serves as Education Director for the Goldwater Institute. He has researched education policy and school choice programs at both the state and national level. Prior to joining Goldwater, Jonathan was the Director of Accountability for the South Carolina Public Charter School District, South Carolina's only statewide charter school authorizer. Jonathan studied education policy at the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas and worked with the School Choice Demonstration Project, the research team that evaluated voucher programs in Washington, D.C. and Milwaukee, Wisc.
Jonathan studied education and family policy at the Heritage Foundation, a research institute in Washington, DC. His research has appeared in journals such as Education Next and the Georgetown Journal of Law and Public Policy. He has appeared on local and national TV outlets, including interviews on Fox News. He has been a guest on many radio programs, and his commentary has appeared in newspapers around the country. He holds a B.A. in English from Furman University and an M.A. in economics from the University of Arkansas.
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China: The Future of Innovation?
By jimgris-Oracle on Jul 09, 2007
In terms of scale, I find that last sentence almost incomprehensible. And it will be pretty wild watching the Chinese tech industry deal with numbers like that.
Posted by Charles Ditzel on July 09, 2007 at 10:52 AM JST #
I'm a member of the Advisory Board for the China Open Source Promotion Union (COPU) and was over there recently for the annual consultation. While they are "tightening the rules for software intellectual property protection" (in other words learning from the WIPO bullying and using the same approach to erect tariff barriers against US corporations who use their rules), they also are growing to understand how open source means open participation. The result (which I wrote about recently) will be a surge of engagement from China.
But I believe it will have a different character from the community activity we're used to. I believe we'll see intense, directed participation in Chinese sub-communities. The real question, given the unthinkably large scale of the internal markets these community participants will be serving, is how us poor foreigners will cope when we have to work in a community dominated by brilliant engineers preferring Chinese as a first language and treating English-speakers (far better but) with the sort of attitude we're expressing towards them right now...
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Nov 6, 2011 11:28 AM
We love to seize the opportunity to celebrate each and every day - after all, the daily grind can be, well, a grind. We're learning that there are many holidays out there that may not have reached "Hallmark" calendar status, but they still count and deserve to be recognized. Preferably with wine. With that being said, we bring to you this very special day (cue "The More You Know" theme song).
Sometimes a little sax can go a long way! Since none of us here can play the saxophone, we'll celebrate Saxophone Day by tempting our ears with sweet music. We suggest a little Paris by Night: Romantic Sax Melodies ($11).
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Christine Simmonds-Moore earned her Ph.D in psychology (investigating schizotypy as an anomaly-prone personality) from University of Northampton in the UK. In 2010, she left her native UK (where she had been working as a psychology professor at Liverpool Hope University) for the USA. Christine worked as a Senior Research Fellow at the Rhine Research Center in Durham North Carolina until she moved to Carrollton in August 2011 to join the psychology department at UWG. Her research interests include the study of personality types who are prone to subjective anomalous and paranormal experiences and beliefs (in particular, positive schizotypy and transliminality); transpersonal experiences; the overlaps between parapsychology and clinical psychology/mental health; cognitive and neurobiological correlates of paranormal experiences (e.g., attention); synesthesia and anomalous experiences and how sleep-related and other altered states of consciousness relate to subjective anomalous experiences. Christine has worked on a variety of Bial (and other) funded research projects, including anomalous healing, ganzfeld research, virtual reality and ESP, gender role and anomalous experiences and beliefs, mental health, paranormal experiences and cognitive disinhibition, the similarity between subliminal processing and ESP and a project exploring paranormal belief and disbelief and the detection of signals amid random visual and auditory noise. She is the editor of �Exceptional Experience and Health: Essays on Mind, body and human potential�, a co-author of text book on Anomalistic Psychology and is working on a book about the relationship between schizotypy and exceptional experiences.
- B.A., Psychology, University of Wales, Swansea, 1993
- M. Phil., Cognitive Science, Dundee University, 1999
- Ph.D., Psychology, Leicester University and University of Northampton, 2003
- Postgraduate Diploma, Consciousness and Transpersonal Psychology, Liverpool John Moores University, 2008
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Edwin Rodriguez stepped on a scale Saturday morning, and was 179.8, under the maximum of 180 pounds which was the mandate of Team Ward, and agreed to by Team Rodriguez on Friday, after the Mass. boxer was two pounds over the super middle limit of 168. The fight was a go at that point, though another potential hurdle popped up, when a story soon after appeared on BoxingScene.com. The story said Team Ward, represented by Ward attorney Josh Dubin, was demanding that the WBA champ Ward be compensated for being at a weight disadvantage as is stipulated in the WBA rulebook.
"The Association may may penalize any boxer who fails to make weight by imposing a monetary fine, and demoting or suspending the boxer," it is stated in portion A in Section 9, Failure to Make Weight, of the WBA rules book. The stipulations further read that the boxer who doesn't make weight "shall forfeit 35% of his purse." That percent is upped to 45% of his purse if the fighter who doesn't make weight refuses to try and make weight.
Some thoughts on this matter: We don't know if Rodriguez tried to make weight, after failing on the scale Friday, so we don't know if that 45% figure could or would be put into effect. Also, the WBA rules also make clear that specific contractual language set up by the principals can supersede their regulations about missing weight and the penalty for the same. I am not privy to any language in the contract which speaks to this situation, so we can't assume the WBA rules should or shouldn't be imposed here.
And, as I read it, when the WBA puts forth that "the Association MAY penalize any boxer who fails to make weight..." that also means that they may choose NOT to impose a penalty. So, if indeed Dubin and Team Ward tried to hold to what Dubin said to Boxing Scene, that "Andre Ward is not going to step in the ring tonight if the WBA isn't going to apply their rules," well, I'm no lawyer, but it seems to me the WBA has inserted into their rules book wording to give them wiggle room in a situation like this, and I don't see how Dubin and Ward could hold to that threat and be on firm ground. But as I said, I'm no lawyer, so it's probably best for the F. Lees to delve into that side of the contretemps...
A person close to Team Rodriguez told me late this morning that there would be no further trimming of Rodriguez' purse, beyond the 20% cut that was chiseled off, and half dispensed to Ward, and half to the California commission. I actually think that 45% cut sort of make sense, in this sort of deal, as I think there should be a severe penalty for guys who don't make weight. The penalty should be painful, and act as a dissuader, and it is arguable whether a $200,000 penalty on a $1 million purse acts as enough of a deterrent to the action which diminishes the sport as a whole.
Reason-defying scorecards, boxers behaving badly, getting snagged for domestic beefs, scale fail shenanigans---this boxing, this theater of the unexpected, keeps on keeping us keyboard tappers busy with unplanned detours into un-needed drama. The latest chapter unfolded on Friday in the late afternoon, when Massachusetts super middleweight Edwin Rodriguez weighed in two pounds over at the weigh-in ahead of his Saturday clash in CA against Andre Ward. He was given time to get to 168, but couldn't and wouldn't attempt the late-innings cut. Thus, Rodriguez' purse was docked 20%, $200,000, and even if he beats Ward, he cannot lay claim to Ward's WBA title belt. Additionally, the fight itself will be cancelled if Rodriguez weighs more than 180 pounds during an AM weigh in. His promoter, Lou DiBella, was left none too pleased. Ward (26-0 with 14 KOs) made weight, coming in at 167.8. He said after that he was surprised Edwin was over, as he talked so much trash coming in, and you'd expect him to be on message across the board in that case. Ward at the Thursday presser busted on the Dominican-born Rodriguez for starting out camp too heavy. You can imagine the look Rodriguez gave weigh-in emcee Rob Schneider (ex SNL) when the comedian says, "There's some tension already building, you can feel it" right before E-Rod hopped on the scale.
Truth be told, Rodriguez looked shell-shocked after the debacle.
The scrap will screen on HBO.
"La Bomba" had made 168 for his March contest in Monaco against Ezequiel Maderna (UD10 win), and was 171 3/4 for his last bout, in July against Denis Grachev (TKO1 win). The 28-year-old had been telling people "this is my time" leading up to the scrap, and his attitude had made believers in a handful of fans, judging by a scan of social media. The 24-0 hitter, who boasts 16 KOs, doesn't have a single best win that leaps at at you when you inspect his resume, but DiBella and ex manager Larry Armey had done a solid job getting him to this point. A person close to the promotion told me that Rodriguez did the sauna in the morning, and wasn't able to shed a drop of sweat. And, I asked, can we assume he won't go over 180 Saturday morning? "That's the plan," the insider said, with grim humor. I'm guessing trainer Ronnie Shields will be tasked with keeping room service away from E-Rod's room this evening.
I was at the weigh in and from my view didn't look like Rodriguez had much more to give but neither did he look gaunt or unhealthy. For $200,000 I would've gave up my toes. Fighting my arse off on my heels for as long as it lasts...
Looks like Andrain won at the scales again.
And dude will lose so much money. It's a shame. Ward is probably ecstatic. Another 100 grand is always sweet.
Not looking good for Rodriguez.
This is just more motivation for Ward, and the thoughts and strains Rodriguez will be going through wont assist his performance and plans.
Oh man. . . . . .
If Andre Ward doesn't stop this guy I will be surprised.
I have a feeling that Rodriguez is going to get schooled
I think so, too. He's too depleted.
His (Rodriguez) last KO win in R1 was good - I thought the fight would at least get to the late rounds.
But I just can't see a notable win on Rodriguez's record that tells me he can hang with a vicious and temporal operator like Ward.
Also, I saw Rodriguez V Pryor, and I thought Rodriguez looked a little sloppy there, a little to wide and open.
Particularly for a guy like Ward.
I won't be surprised to see Andre knock Rodriguez down or out with a counter left hook. Rodriguez looks susceptible to them.
Who is Rodriguez promoted by?
I have forgotten.
That will tell us how/why he got fast tracked into this fight/position; with Ward.
I bet it is Goosen or DiBella.
Rodriquez will be pumped by the added weight... I'm looking for a tough fight. I'm hoping Ward can do something dramatic. But I suspect a Ward UD....however Rodriguez is a live dog.
Who will win the Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward fight?


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AMHERST, Mass. - Brandon Wahlin, a 5-9, 175-pound forward from White Bear Lake, Minn., has signed a National Letter of Intent with the UMass hockey program, head coach John Micheletto announced on Thursday. Wahlin will join the Minutemen this fall as a member of the Class of 2017.
"Brandon is a dynamic and creative offensive player who has certainly rounded out his game over the course of his two years in Austin," said Micheletto. "He's going to be an impact two-way player for us that can get after it on the defensive end,turn pucks over and get us headed north in transition as quickly has he can. His speed is going to be an element that we rely on an awful lot moving forward. For all of those reasons, we're excited to add Brandon to our family."
Wahlin recently completed his second season with the Austin Bruins of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) and finished as the club's all-time leading scorer with 109 career points (33 goals, 76 assists) in 115 career regular season games, while also contributing nine points in 15 career postseason contests. He was a two-time NAHL Top Prospect Tournament selection during his two-year stint with the Bruins
In 2012-13, Wahlin helped the Bruins to a 42-11-7 record and a Central Division regular season crown with a team-best 69 points over 52 games on 20 goals and 49 assists, including 34 power-play points. He ranked second in the league in points and assists and was one of six players to earn a spot on the 2012-13 All-NAHL Team.
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WASHINGTON - Over two dozen nutrition scientists and professors today joined the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) in criticizing the Smithsonian Institutions decision to have McDonalds provide the food service at the National Air and Space Museum. The group urged the Smithsonian to find a more appropriate food-service company or to require McDonalds to offer more healthful foods.
A typical [McDonalds] Value Meal (Big Mac, medium fries, medium Coke) delivers about 1,200 calories and three-quarters of a days quota of saturated fat, the letter states. That is exactly the type of diet that the federal governments Dietary Guidelines for Americans and The Surgeon Generals Report on Nutrition and Health have recommended against.
Surgeon General David Satcher recently issued a call to action on overweight and obesity, saying that those problems may soon cause as much preventable disease and death as cigarette smoking.
According to a contract signed last year, McDonalds Corp. will lease the cafeteria space in the National Air and Space Museum, the nations most popular museum. Three McDonalds chains McDonalds, Boston Market, and Donatos Pizzeria will provide food beginning sometime next summer. The Smithsonian has not set any guidelines concerning the nutritional quality of the foods that will be offered.
Calling on the Smithsonian to integrate its food services into its overall educational mission and help save lives, the experts called for calorie information to be placed on menu boards, for Value Meals to include healthful beverages, for low-fat meatless burgers and more fresh fruit and vegetables to be offered, for pizzas to be offered with low-fat cheese, and for fried foods to be cooked in liquid vegetable oil, not artery-clogging hydrogenated shortening.
Some of the scientists who criticized the McDonalds deal include Walter Willett, Harvard School of Public Health; Susan B. Roberts, Tufts University; Stephen Havas, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Antonio M. Gotto, Dean, Weill Medical College of Cornell University; and Kelly D. Brownell, Yale University.
Michael F. Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, It is sad that the federally supported Smithsonian is making no effort whatsoever to encourage its millions of visitors to choose more-healthful diets. Most of the foods that the Air and Space Museum will provide will be the standard fast-food junk soft drinks, pizzas, burgers, fries that contribute to heart disease, obesity, and a raft of other health problems.
The scientists have condemned the de facto endorsement of McDonalds fare. They say that if their suggestions are implemented, the Smithsonian could not only educate and protect the health of visitors to Smithsonian facilities, but would also serve as a high-profile model that other institutions could follow.
The deal guarantees the Smithsonian Institution at least $16 million in income over the 10-year lease. The restaurant is likely to become the busiest McDonalds location in the United States. The National Air and Space Museum receives 9 million visitors annually.
This is only the latest corporate controversy for the Smithsonian. Previous deals with Fuji, sponsoring the panda exhibit at the National Zoo, General Motors, sponsoring a wing of the National Museum of American History, and sponsorship of an insect exhibit by Orkin exterminators have been criticized as well.


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It seems that the United States is still struggling to recover from the economic slowdown. Jobs data for the month of January released this month has come out with disappointing figures. Only 36000 people got a job last month, which experts say is far less than what had been expected.
The recent months have seen a steady increase in the growth of jobs in the nation so the data for January is both surprising and contrasting.
Economists had predicted that January would see substantial growth in jobs given the steady increases seen over the last several months prior to January.
Some sectors have shown promising growth. Manufacturing has seen an increase of 49000 jobs last month and there has been growth in the health and retail sectors as well. The private sector alone added 50000 jobs.
Employers cautious
Employers are apparently not willing to take on more people as companies across the nation are seeing decent profits after a long time.
Many people feel that the bad weather conditions in the United States could be another reason. The nation has recently been plagued with snowstorms, leading sectors of transportation, warehousing and construction to lay off some people.
This has led some economists to take January's job data as an exception.
Still, the fact remains that the United States is not seeing any sharp drop in unemployment rate that is needed for economic recovery.
Steve Blitz, a senior economist for ITG Investment Research said, "You can blame weather for the number being as low as it is."
But he added that even if one were to not consider the weather, the unemployment rate hasn't been too encouraging.
According to an estimate, 13.9 million people still do not have a job in America, which is a discouraging picture.
Less educated candidates doing worse
The overall scenario is worse for people with less skills and education.
The unemployment rate among people who did not have a high school diploma was higher than for those with it.
The rate was 14.2 per cent for the ones without a high school diploma, while the rate among people who did not have a bachelor's degree or higher was 4.2 per cent.
The recruiters who were taking in people were usually looking to fill vacancies which required people armed with a valid college degree.
Some sectors have shown promising growth. Manufacturing has seen an increase of 49000 jobs last month and there has been growth in the health and retail sectors as well. The private sector alone added 50000 jobs.


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LG has officially introduced a new QWERTY Android handset: the LG Optimus Q2. Coming as the successor to the first Optimus Q (announced in 2010 and only released in South Korea), the Optimus Q2 runs Android Gingerbread, and is one of the thinnest QWERTY sliders ever (12.4mm).
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CAIRO (AP) — The U.N.-Arab League envoy to Syria says the Syrian government and some rebel leaders have agreed to a ceasefire during the upcoming Muslim four-day holiday.
Lakhdar Brahimi told reporters in Cairo on Wednesday that the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad will issue a statement on accepting a truce today or tomorrow. The Eid al-Adha holiday begins Friday.
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How do I send an intent using Android's ADB tools?
Or you can use this directly:
You can also specify actions to be filter by your intent-filters:
Or, you could use this:
It's possible to run application specifying package name only using monkey tool by follow this pattern:
Command is used to run app using monkey tool which generates random input for application. The last part of command is integer which specify the number of generated random input for app. In this case the number is 1, which in fact is used to launch the app (icon click).
linux/mac users can also create a script to run an apk with something like the following:
create a file named "adb-run.sh" with these 3 lines:
then "chmod +x adb-run.sh" to make it executable.
now you can simply:
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The benefit here is that you don't need to know the package name or launchable activity name. Similarly, you can create "adb-uninstall.sh myapp.apk"
Note: This requires that you have aapt in your path. You can find it under the new build tools folder in the SDK.
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When you start an application from
For example, if you launch Play Store activity from
This caused me to spend a few hours to find out what went wrong.
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The entry fee is $30/team. In addition, participants will be required to pay the green fees and cart fees for this day. (Usually, the weekend fee is $35 for golfers who wish to walk and $52 for golfers who wish to ride.) This fee will include range balls, which golfers can use on the nearby driving range after the scramble.
This scramble requires no minimum drives. Men (under 55) will hit from the Blue teeing grounds. Men over 55 and juniors will hit from the White teeing grounds. Women will hit from the front teeing grounds. Teeing times are 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
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"Boof"…He's Gone
Due to partial tears in his labrum and rotator cuff, Twins reliever Boof Bonser will likely miss the entire 2009 season. While I feel bad for the Boofster, as I know he is such a gamer, I don't know whether this is a good or bad thing for the Twins' pitching staff. Boof is one of those guys who has major-league (stuff)–a live fastball and big breaking curve–but hasn't been able to adjust after his successful rookie season of 2006.
Last year was so up-and-down for Bonser…one appearance he would look like the second coming of Juan Rincon, while the next he would more closely resemble Terry Mulholland. Hopefully he can rehab the arm and come back strong.