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The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has taken aggressive measures to investigate and arrest those who illegally sell or obtain prescription drugs. The Sheriff's Narcotics' Diversion Unit has been recognized statewide and nationally for its enforcement efforts. Partnerships with state and federal investigators have been very effective in curtailing the illegal sale of prescription drugs. Locally, the Diversion Unit has established drop-off locations for unused or out of date prescription drugs as part of the Operation Medicine Cabinet program.
This web page provides information on the signs of abuse, overdose and links to treatment resources, especially the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association."
We are also involved in a number of community partnerships; with NOPE, Live Free, local pharmacists and physicians to provide information to citizens and caregivers about the proper dispensing and disposing of prescription drugs. Education programs associated with NOPE and Live Free are presented to local schools and community groups on a continuing basis.
Treatment is a critical element of this equation. This web page provides information on the signs of abuse, overdose and links to treatment resources, especially the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association.
The illegal prescribing and sales of prescription drugs, and drug abuse is a challenge that affects our entire community. By applying pressure through enforcement, and by providing resources for education and treatment, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is "Leading The Way For A Safer Pinellas".
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The Role of Engineering at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Product Type: Video Learning Clip
Audience: Educators, Informal Education, Students
Grade Levels: 9-12
Year: 2001
Subjects: Careers
This NASA video segment explains what engineers do at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California. Viewers learn that engineers work collaboratively to solve problems. Footage of engineers working at the laboratory supports the presentation.
The Role of Engineering at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Other video learning clips in this series:
Catch the Wind: Oceans, Atmosphere and Climate
NASA Scatterometer (NSCAT)
QuikSCAT: A New Mission Is Born
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Repairs to several sections of the Riverwalk are part of the city's 5-year Improvement Plan. The plan calls for $41 million worth of repairs and improvements to be made to city streets, sidewalks and other facilities such as the Riverwalk.
More than $4.8 million is included for needed repairs and improvements to the Riverwalk. The Church Street Shoreline Stabilization project, reconstruction of the Brooks Building Riverwalk and repairs to three Riverwalk pocket parks are expected to begin in 2013.
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Arvind wakes up each morning getting his face licked by his yellow lab, Sumi, and having his son, Taj, "hop on Pop" (that's a Dr. Seuss reference for those in the know). His wife, Kim, has humored him as he pursued his passion of working on products that people use everyday - first at Microsoft, where he worked on three separate versions of Windows, and now at eHarmony, where he heads the global Product Management team. Arvind and his team are responsible for designing and executing brand new features for the site as well as fixing on-going issues that crop up. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking really anything from an Emeril Lagasse or Bobby Flay cookbook and playing Xbox Kinect.


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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is keen to settle the remaining border issue with neighboring Yemen within the fraternal and cordial framework, an official source was today quoted as saying.
In response to a question from the Saudi Press Agency on the extent of border negotiations between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Yemen, an official source explained that the ball is now in the Yemeni court. "The viewpoint of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been notified to President Ali Abdullah Saleh of the Republic of Yemen and the Kingdom is awaiting his reply," he said. Concluding his statement, the source said the Kingdom wishes to reach a border settlement with Yemen as soon as possible to follow suit of its experience with other neighboring countries, most of which, the source went on to say, have solved their border disputes with the Kingdom in friendly ways. "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is keen to solve the remaining border line (problem) with the sisterly Republic of Yemen without delay, particularly that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has reached solutions to most border issues with neighboring countries in cordial and fraternal ways," he said.


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Cross Country Prepared for Competition at 2013 Horizon League Championship
Oct. 31, 2013
CHICAGO- The UIC men's and women's cross country teams are set to compete in the 2013 Horizon League Championship on Saturday, Nov. 2, hosted by Youngstown State. The event will take place at the Boardman Cross Country Course in Youngstown, Ohio with the men's 8K race beginning at 10:00 a.m. CT and the women 5K race starting at 11:00 a.m.
"We're going into this meet with the intent to win both the men's and women's races," said Head Coach Jim Knoedel. "Anything less and we will not meet the goals we set the first day of practice."
The teams look for high-caliber performances from their runners as the 2013 Cross Country Championship is up for grabs since the 2012 reigning champions Loyola are no longer members of the the Horizon League.
"I expect all the upper class athletes to show their teammates what it means to be dependable and to set the level of expectation for everyone to bring home the championship trophy," said Knoedel.
The men look to improve last year's second-place finish with the help of upperclassmen Photis Karkalis, Arash Darbandi, Thomas Kohs and freshman Kyle Hauser who have made big impacts during competition throughout the season. In 2012, the men's squad was led by Angelos Karkalis (25:27) placing sixth and Photis Karkalis (26:39) who placed 32nd in the 8K race.
"Tess has a tough race ahead of her," said Knoedel. "We talked earlier in the year about being a champion and winning the championship race, she has a very good runner from Youngstown State that is going to certainly be a challenge. "Tess has always risen to the occasion and she has run faster than any other athlete we've had here UIC. "I know on race day when she has to run her best she will do that."
On the women's side veteran leadership will be relied on by junior Tess Ehrhardt who has placed within the top-10 in four of her last five meets, she has also held the title of Horizon League Runner of the Week for three consecutive weeks. Ehrhardt (18:20), Emma Preston (18:34), Rebecca Zaiter (18:41), Lauren Lindholm (18:44) and Stephanie Sanders (19:08) placed within the top-25 runners in last year's meet, leading the women to a second-place finish in the 5K.
"Everyone is feeling healthy and they are certainly ready to go," said Knoedel. "We've rested enough, if they aren't ready now they're never going to be ready."
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I plan to give a talk to a group of math PhD students (with no exposure to mathematical logic. I should also mention that I'm certainly no logician, myself) about the incompleteness theorems. I plan to first prove Tarski's theorem on the arithmetic undefinability of arithmetic truth. In this case its somewhat easy to impress upon the audience the expressive power of the language of arithmetic. I plan to say something like "The language of arithmetic can express computable relations and, by alternating quantifiers, a whole hierarchy of uncomputable relations." However when I come to provability and Gödel's theorems its a little harder to convey, in a few words, how robust is Peano arithmetic as a theory. At the moment all I can think to say is that it was not until 1977 that someone discovered a natural sounding arithmetic statement independent of PA. Do you have any ideas? Thanks!
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This is perhaps misleading. Remember: the first incompleteness theorem is better called (and often is called) Gödel's incompleteability theorem. It isn't just that PA is incomplete, but so is any effectively axiomatized consistent extension of PA (indeed, of Robinson Arithmetic).
To say a bit more: The point of the theorem isn't just that this or that theory which you might have expected to be negation complete isn't complete. Rather, so long as the theory $T$ is consistent, effectively axiomatized (you can effectively decide what's an axiom, what arrays are well-constructed proofs according to the rules of the game), and contains enough arithmetic, it will be incomplete. So you can't patch up an incomplete theory $T$ to make it complete by throwing more axioms into the mix -- unless $T$ stops being consistent, or stops being effectively axiomatized. In this sense, a suitable $T$ is not just incomplete but incompleteable. That is the crucial thing to get across to your audience, and is that which gives Gödel's result its oomph.
To make that result seem impressive, your audience don't have to think that it is surprising that PA in particular is incomplete (they don't have to have a view of PA's strength) -- what they need to find surprising is that e.g. the truths expressible using first-order logic, addition and multiplication (the truths of school-room arithmetic, you might say) can't be completely axiomatized.
Are you searching for a colorful example? Do you know the Hydra Game? PA can prove all the instances of "You can kill this hydra", but can't prove "$\forall$ hydra $H$ you can kill $H$".


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College Hockey:Minor Key
At 17, UND's Toews Already An Impact Player
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Jonathan Toews, the most outstanding player of the NCAA West Regional, didn't waste any time proving his value to North Dakota.
In the opening game of UND's season on Oct. 8 against the Miami RedHawks, Toews scored the first Fighting Sioux goal of the season, which was also the game-winner in the 3-0 victory.
The Winnipeg, Man., native was 17 when he scored that goal and he'll be 17 when the season ends on April 8, making him the youngest player in college hockey. With 21 goals and 17 assists in 41 games, the 6-2, 195-pound center has figured prominently in UND's late-season success. Toews' (his name rhymes with "saves") date of birth is April 29, 1988.
After watching Toews play in the West Regional, Holy Cross coach Paul Pearl said, "He's outstanding. He's one of the best players I've seen in quite some time. He works hard, too. He's not just a skill kid."
Toews is one of eight players on UND's roster who played for Shattuck-St. Mary's prep school in Faribault, Minn. He speaks fluent French and accelerated his education so he could graduate early and play this season at UND.
That he is playing for the Sioux at all is somewhat controversial. Toews shocked the Canadian junior hockey world when he decided to play for Shattuck and then UND rather than the Western Hockey League bantam team that drafted him No. 1. He was the first top draft pick ever to play elsewhere.
At Shattuck, where current NHL rookies Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins) and Zach Parise (New Jersey Devils) played, Toews had 44 goals and 57 assists in 58 games, helping Shattuck-St. Mary's win a national midget championship.
The International Scouting Service lists Toews second on its list of top prospects, behind defenseman Eric Johnson of the U.S. National Development Team and ahead of Minnesota freshman forward Phil Kessel. The NHL Central Scouting Service ranks Johnson first, Kessel second and Toews third on its prospects list.
In late December, UND sent four players to the World Junior Championships in Vancouver, but Toews was the only one to return to Grand Forks with a gold medal. He was the youngest member of Team Canada, which defeated Finland for the championship. He also won a gold medal in international competition while serving as captain of Canada's under-18 team.
In the 24 games Toews has played since returning from the World Juniors, he has 14 goals and 12 assists. His scoring production blossomed when in the last third of the season, coach Dave Hakstol made him the center on a line with junior Drew Stafford on the right wing and freshman Ryan Duncan on the left.
The line quickly became UND's best. Duncan says that playing with Toews and Stafford has been good for all three players.
"I think you have to give credit to the coaches," said Duncan. "They juggled the lines throughout the year, trying different combinations. We can credit some of the chemistry to that. I think it helps that we all played together at Shattuck in the same system."
UND coach Dave Hakstol said he wasn't at all surprised that Toews received the most outstanding player honor after his two-goal, three assist performance at the West Regional tournament.
"The impact plays that Jonathan made, both tonight and last night, it was well-deserved," Hakstol said. "He's worked extremely hard throughout the year to continue to improve his game and become an impact player with this team. He's doing it, and he's doing it consistently. He's fully deserving of the award."
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We've reached a point in the school year that students are neck deep in homework and projects. A designated study space at home is a smart and easy way for students of all ages to stay organized and focused. Whether it's incorporated in a bedroom or common area, as long as it's away from major distractions like the TV and Internet (the latter is practically inevitable, I know) you might see more As on the report card.
DESK: Create a space big enough to make room for all those books and such, but not so big that it collects unnecessary clutter. Ansel Teak Desk, The Land of Nod
CHAIR: A comfortable chair that promotes good posture might also promote endless hours of learning. Who knows? Coup Office Chair, CB2
TASK LAMP: Avoid eye strain by shedding a little light on the situation at all times. TISDAG LED Work Lamp, IKEA
CALENDAR: Keep track of due dates, events and holidays with a desk or wall calendar. Not only will it help keep your student organized and on time, but listing holidays and fun events will also give them something to look forward to. 2014 Academic Great Big Wall Calendar, Paper Source
DESK ACCESSORIES: Cleanliness promotes clear minds, so throw in a few whimsical organizational accessories like these dachsund bookends and a patterned pencil cup. The more kid-oriented they are, the more chance you might have that they'll actually use them. Jonathan Adler Dachsund Bookends, Barnes & Noble | Nate Berkus for Target Pencil Holder, Target
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Tucson, Ariz. - The No. 7 Arizona women's gymnastics team is set to battle the No. 4 Utah Utes Friday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. (MST). Fans who are unable to attend the meet at Utah's Huntsman Center will be able to view the meet live on the web. A live video-streaming broadcast of the meet will be shown on Utah's athletic department website at www.utahutes.com, beginning at 7 p.m. (MST). A media player will be necessary in order to view broadcast.
Arizona will next play host the No. 2 UCLA Bruins on Friday, Jan. 25, at 7:30 p.m. (MST) in McKale Center. Arizona's meet against UCLA will be the first Pac-10 encounter for the Wildcats this season.


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Men and women were found to be able to assess the real intelligence of men based on IQ test correlation but not women according to new research conducted by Karel Kleisner and colleagues form the Charles University in Prague in the Czech Republic that was published in the March 20, 2014, edition of the journal Public Library of Science.
A group of 160 students selected at random were asked to rate the intelligence of random photographs of 40 men and 40 women. The real intelligence of the test subjects was measured by the standard IQ tests and compared to the evaluator's ratings.
The evaluators were able to perceive the intelligence of men at a much higher rate that corresponded with the IQ test than they could with women.
The general perception of intelligence was enhanced by smiles, broad noses, sharp chins, and a broader distance between the eyes. Lower intelligence was perceived as being correlated with short noses, rounded chins, eyes that were closer together, and lack of smiles.
There was a positive correlation between attractiveness and intelligence. Women who were deemed attractive were considered more intelligent by both men and women. There was no direct correlation between measured IQ and attractiveness for men or women.
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July 22, 2011 — Canadian Eventing Committee is pleased to announce the teams that will represent Canada at the 2011 Adequan FEI North American Junior and Young Riders Championships. Presented by Gotham North, these Championships will be held July 27–31 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY. Riders will compete for top honours in team and individual competition in two divisions—Junior One Star Championships (open to riders aged 14–18) and Young Rider Two Star Championships (for riders ages 16–21). Riders named to compete in the Young Rider Two Star Championships are
Thanks to the generous support of Point-Two, the supplier to the Canadian Eventing Team, this year's Canadian junior and young rider competitors will be sporting the Point-Two Air Jacket while competing cross country.
The North American Junior/Young Riders' Championships are held annually under the rules of the Federation Equestre Internationale —the international governing body for equestrian sport. The 2011 competition hosts the Olympic disciplines of eventing, dressage and show jumping as well as FEI disciplines of reining and endurance. Many of the world's top event riders, including many Olympic gold medalists, began their careers at the NAJYRC.


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Salvador Museu de Arte Sacra : Michelin's recommendations
Housed in the former convent of Santa Teresa de Ávila (17C), the Museu de Arte Sacra has a substantial collection of 17C and 18C works. All the main names of Bahian colonial art feature: Frei Agostinho da Piedade, José Joaquim da Rocha, and his disciple Teófilo de Jesus. Showpieces include the silver-plated statue of N. D. des Merveilles (16C), brought back from Portugal in 1552 by the first bishop of Brazil, D. Pero Sardinha, and an Adoration of the Shepherds (late 17C) that decorated the tympanum of a chapel in Sé, a masterpiece of talha dorada art.
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LOUISVILLE, Colo. — The No. 1 ranked University of Colorado men's cross country team soundly defeated the rest of the field by recording 28 points to win its third consecutive Pac-12 Conference Men's Cross Country Championship on Saturday at Coal Creek Golf Course.
This is the 13th time in the 45 year history of the Pac-12 Championships that a team has recorded less than 30 points and CU's total of 28 is tied for the eighth-best point total in Pac-12 history. Making this all more exciting was the fact that CU was hosting it's first-ever Pac-12 Championship in any sport and won in front of the impressive home crowd of 5,123. This was also the first conference championship the Buffs have hosted since 2000 when they were part of the Big 12. That year they won both men's and women's titles.
"I was absolutely impressed," coach Mark Wetmore said. "It's fun to have a lot of people here, but they're here to see [the runners]. Everyone is hoping to see them win, so that creates a bigger gamble that something could go wrong. These are young guys, and it's not a team full of fifth-year seniors, and they didn't blink. They did fine."
The Buffs score was almost half of the total score from No. 4 Oregon, which was 54 points. No. 13 Stanford was third with 79 points in the team race and Arizona State took fourth with 140 points.
"The men overruled the plan a little bit, but that's why they are the runners and I'm the spectator," Wetmore said about the race. "They did fine. They were a little fast actually in the beginning. If you noticed, they were 2:55 at a kilometer, which adds up to well under 24 minutes, yet the race was 24:40. We had a couple of guys right up front, and they decided to put the hammer down and see what happened."
CU impressed the field by placing all five of its scorers in the top nine, going 3-4-5-7-9. Blake Theroux led the Buffs with a third-place finish, his best conference finish ever. He crossed the finish line in 24:47 and was just five seconds behind Stanford's Jim Rosa who clocked a runner-up finish in 24:42. Oregon's Edward Cheserek won the 8-kilometer race in 24:36.
The top 10 runners ran in a solid pack for the majority of the race, only breaking off at the end. Through the 6k split, the group ran 18:43.
"We always want to run a pack strategy," Theroux said. "We are really proud of our tight pack through every race, especially today, though. I told the guys before the race that it is such a small field. Momentum and confidence in having your guys run is everything. I know when I was running the first half of the race, I saw Morgan [Pearson], I saw Connor [Winter], I saw Pierce [Murphy], and that just gets me fired up, so we always just want to stay as a pack, but today especially.
"I would not be who I am without my guys. When I come out here, I put myself away. I put [away] my own wants, my own goals. Cross country is all about the team, and those guys push me every day and I push them. It is definitely a team thing. No one is here for themselves."
Connor Winter was CU's second scorer and he came across the line in 24:49 for fourth place. Ben Saarel was fifth overall in 24:53. The fourth and fifth racers weren't far behind as Pierce Murphy took seventh (25:00) and Ammar Moussa was ninth (25:15).
Although they did not score, the rest of the team also did quite well. Morgan Pearson was 18th overall (25:42). Dillon Shije had the best race of his career as he finished 26th in 25:42. Zach Perrin was 37th (26:16) and David Kilgore was 46th (26:23).
"This is such a deep, competitive and talented team," Wetmore said. "It'll (the top five) change every single weekend. It's different today than it was two weeks ago."
With the championship being a home meet, the Buffs didn't feel any extra pressure to perform according to Winter, but the team was able to feed off of the crowd and wanted to do well for the hometown fans.
"I don't think it was pressure, but more of excitement," Winter said. "You look at the crowd and hear how loud they are screaming, it has been a really fun event. We have been practicing and working out, and doing everything right. We know the course, so we really had fun, there was really no pressure. The rankings are fun for everyone else to look at, and to see what they think the teams are, and we know what we have been training for and I think we showed that today."
The No. 16 CU women also had an impressive afternoon and placed second in the team race to No. 1 Arizona. The Wildcats recorded 69 points and the Buffs were only six points back at 75. CU finished in front of No. 13 Washington (111 points) and No. 12 Oregon (113).
"It feels amazing to be able to come out and do that," Olympian Shalaya Kipp said. "Going into this race, you don't know much if the home course advantage is going to be in this cross country race. Football and basketball are a little different. Home court advantage here is that we have seen the golf course, we're at elevation. It definitely was a huge factor today."
Kipp led the women with an eighth-place finish, crossing the line in 21:33. Kipp ran in the lead pack for the entire race. The group went through the 2k at 7:09 and then crossed the 4k split in 14:11. Kipp was just slightly off that pace with a 4k time of 14:15.
"Sometimes you cross the finish line and it's not really where you hope to be, but I am so proud of our team today," Kipp said. "Being second to No. 1 Arizona is phenomenal. We were within six points of them. We had a lot of girls step up and give it their all. The crowd was great. It was so loud. I didn't even realize I was going up hills because all of the spectators were lining the hills. It was a great day."
The Buffs also had another runner in the top-10 with Carrie Verdon finishing 10th in 21:42. She improved from a 16th place finish from the 2012 championships.
"The coaches talked to us individually about our race plans," Verdon said. "It was mainly to just focus on breathing. Altitude racing is a bit different; you can't just go out and kill it from the start. You really have to focus on your respiration and focus on how your body feels and not really pay attention so much to the other girls and what they're doing. You have to know you'll be hurting later on in the race especially."
A pair of CU freshmen came across the finish next of the Buffs. Erin Clark was 13th, finishing in 21:59 and Melanie Nun clocked in at 22:09 for 14th. Catrina McAlister was the final scorer for the Buffs with a 30th-place finish (22:40).
The other racers for the Buffs did well although they didn't score. Elizabeth Tremblay was 31st overall (22:43) and Maddie Alm took 36th (22:51). Abby Levene was 41st, crossing in 23:02, Courtney Bouchet was 48th (23:17) and Jenny DeSouchet was 52nd (23:52).
"The women were ranked fourth or fifth in the conference; it's not a team full of high school stars," Wetmore said. "We basically told them to pay attention to your race and how your body feels. [We said] 'Don't key off of any of your teammates, and don't key off of any of the other opponents.' Most of them did pretty well at that. We had one woman who was running her very first race since May, and she struggled a little bit, but that's just something to learn from and improve on in the next three weeks."
Stanford's Aisling Cuffe took home the individual title in 21:04.
The Pac-12 Championships will be rebroadcast on the Pac-12 Network Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. MT.
The Buffs will be back in action at the NCAA Mountain Region Championships on Nov. 15 in Ogden, Utah.
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Men's 8k Team Results
1. Colorado , 28; 2. Oregon 54; 3. Stanford, 79; 4. Arizona State, 140; 5. Washington, 142; 6. Washington State, 151; 7. UCLA, 152; 8. Arizona, 194; 9. California, 220.
Men's 8k Individual Results (top 10 Individuals)
1. Edward Cheserek, UO, 24:36; 2. Jim Rosa, SU, 24:42; 3. Blake Theroux, CU, 24:47; 4. Connor Winter, CU, 24:49; 5. Ben Saarel, CU, 24:53; 6. Parker Stinson, UO, 24:56; 7. Pierce Murphy, CU, 25:00; 8. Aaron Nelson, UW 25:01; 9. Ammar Moussa, CU, 25:15; 10. Mac Fleet, UO, 25:23.
Other CU Finishers:
18. Morgan Pearson, 25:42; 26. Dillon Shije, 25:56; 37. Zach Perrin, 26:16; 46. David Kilgore, 26:23.
Women's 6k Team Results
1. Arizona, 69; 2. Colorado, 75; 3. Washington, 111; 4. Oregon, 113; 5. Stanford, 130; 6. Arizona State, 139, 7. UCLA, 175; 8. Utah, 207; 9. California, 215; 10. Washington State, 262; 11. Oregon State, 271; 12. USC, 347.
Women's 6k Individual Results (top 10 Individuals)
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Sublette's 12 players were enough to propel the team to the 2A state baseball tournament for the third time in four years. Sublette rides a hot streak into Emporia's Soden's Grove Thursday. The Larks have won nine of the last 10 including regional wins over 18-3 over Elkhart and 9-3 over Moscow last week. Those wins came against teams the Larks split with during the regular season. Head coach Ryan Hafen is in his fifth year as head coach and has established Sublette as the top 2-1A baseball program in the area.
Two senior help lead the Lark offensive attack. Center fielder and catcher Avigael Gonzalez is batting .390 with three homers, 16 RBI's, three doubles, and four triples. First baseman Laramie Lumley swings a big stick batting .365 with a homer and a team leading 25 RBI's. Sophomore Andrew Lower is batting .419 with 15 RBI's, two doubles, and two triples. Junior catcher Trevor Leverett is batting .386 with 19 RBI's and three doubles.
On the mound, Leverett is 4-2 with a 2.48 ERA. He won both regional games. Gonzalez is also 4-2.
Six seeded Sublette is 13-8 and plays 13-3 Olathe Heritage Christian Thursday night at 6:30. Second seeded 19-3 Sedan plays 12-9 Inman, four seeded 16-5 Valley Falls plays #5 14-5 Brookville-Ell Saline, and top seed 14-2 St. Paul plays 9-10 Medicine Lodge in first round games.
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Missile, Cruise, V-1 (Fi 103, FZG 76), Control Surface
The V-1 (Vergeltungswaffe Eins, or Vengeance Weapon One), was the world's first operational cruise missile. This name was given to it by Josef Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry, but the original Air Ministry designation was Fi 103, after its airframe designer, the Fieseler company, and the missile also had the cover names of Kirschkern (Cherry Stone) and Flakzielgerät (Flak Target Device) 76 (FZG 76). Powered by a simple but noisy pulsejet and carrying a one metric-ton, high explosive warhead, the V-1 was launched in large numbers at British and continental European targets from June 1944 to March 1945.
This artifact consists of V-1 horizontal stabilizer, which was originally catalogued together with other missile parts. The donor is unknown, but it was likely part of the U.S. Air Force's large gift of World War II artifacts to the Smithsonian in 1949.
Donor Unknown
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- Germany
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- Gerhard Fieseler Werke GmbH
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- CRAFT-Missiles & Rocket Parts
- Materials
- Plywood, mixed metals
- Dimensions
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Oct. 21, 2011
Editor's Note: Mike Daniels is the 2011-12 recipient of the Theo and Glenda Hitchens Football Scholarship. The scholarship is in memory of the Hitchens. The Hitchens were from Independence, Iowa and were longtime season tickets holders and I-Club members. The gift was established through a bequest in their estate.
Hawkeye Visions is the name of the endowment program of the UI Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. It seeks to create endowed scholarships for all starting positions on the UI's 24 sports programs. To make a scholarship gift or for more information about the Hawkeye Visions Endowment Program, please contact Sloane Tyler, director of development, at (319) 467-3410 or (800) 648-6973. The University of Iowa Foundation is the preferred channel of support for private contributions to all areas of The University of Iowa.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Mike Daniels plays the game of football with a chip on his shoulder. He also plays the game with a motor humming on high because of the opportunity presented to him by the University of Iowa.
It's been a pretty successful combination for the senior from Blackwood, N.J. Daniels entered the 2011 season as a preseason All-America and all-Big Ten selection and with his name on a few "Watch Lists." He's delivered.
Through the Hawkeyes' first six games, the 6-foot-1, 280-pound defensive tackle leads Iowa with six tackles for loss and 3 ½ quarterback sacks, marks that also rank among the best in the Big Ten Conference. If he maintains his current pace, Daniels will set new personal bests for himself while, perhaps, opening the door for yet another opportunity for the soft-spoken Hawkeye.
"I dealt with a lot of negativity growing up. I remember all kinds of people telling me things like `You're not going to make it,' or `Give it up...the football team isn't going to win a game,' or `Don't even think about playing college football," Daniels told the group of about 200 who gathered earlier this month for the monthly "All Staff" meeting of the UI Athletics Department.
"I'd like to think I proved them wrong," he smiled.
He did, in part, because the Iowa football coaching staff saw something in Daniels that no other coaching staff other than one NCAA Football Championship Series (NCAA Division I-AA) team saw: A talented young man who had what it took to compete successfully on the biggest stage: Big Ten Conference football.
"It's been a great experience. I believe I've really grown as a young man. My experience here has made be even better prepared for attacking anything else that comes my way and I do believe you have to attack some things in life. Otherwise you might just get run over."
"I remember when Coach (Kirk) Ferentz called and asked if I'd like to come play at Iowa. Wow. Heck yes! I mean, seriously, how could I not?" Daniels chuckled.
"It's been a great experience," added Daniels, one of four seniors on the UI football program's Leadership Group.
"I believe I've really grown as a young man. My experience here has made me even better prepared for attacking anything else that comes my way and I do believe you have to attack some things in life. Otherwise you might just get run over."
Daniels is on pace to receive his bachelor's degree in sociology in December. Like many before him who have been a part of the Iowa football program, Daniels also has an eye on a shot at playing in the National Football League. However, that doesn't mean he'll forget where that opportunity was nurtured.
"I may be gone but you won't forget this face. Once a Hawkeye, always a Hawkeye!" he added.


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Russian volunteers have decided to cross over the southeastern border of the Ukraine. They have also brought tanks and artillery with them while they work on their tans. This is what the ambassador of the U.N. would like us to believe. No one has ordered these soldiers to fight they just want to have fun in the sun, blow up Eastern Ukraine, and while they are there they could help the separatist rebels win their fight with the Ukrainian government.
For the past four to five months there has been satellite photos of Russian troop movement crossing the Ukrainian border. All along Russian President Vladimir Putin stating that the west was wrong. That what we are seeing is not what is on the photos. In other words the world now has confirmation that Russia as well as it's leaders are nothing more than liars.
From the very beginning of this crisis it has been the Russian Federation who has instigated the whole situation. The world now has its confirmation but what is sad is that all the west wants to do is place more sanctions on Russia. They feel that the best way to attack Russia is where it hurts, in the wallet. It looks like they might be right as the Russian stocks took a severe dive yesterday. It has provoked Putin to put sanctions on Western products not being sold in Russia for the next year. Funny thing is that it doesn't really bother anyone except the Russian people.
So far fighting has taken place and has allowed the rebels to hold control of the southeastern section of the Ukraine but only by a thread. As for Luhansk and Donetsk, Ukrainian troops have been pounding these cities for weeks and have the rebel positions feeling the onslaught.
The world is at this time simply waiting to see just how far Russia will go with this intrusion into Ukrainian territory. The Russians have some twenty thousand troops on the border. Is this going to become a full blown invasion? Only time will tell.


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Tuesday, 05 September 2006
The Blog Of War
Contributed by Bill Faith
Just a note that Matthew Currier "Blackfive" Burden has finally gotten around to announcing that his book is out.
"Can you handle the truth?...The Blog of War (Simon & Schuster) is loaded with firsthand reports from the Internet diaries of soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Grab it before the Pentagon orders it burned..." - Vanity Fair, September 2006
Go read Matt's post about it here, then make an old Dog happy by using that button on the left (or the one on the sidebar) to order your copy. I haven't had a chance yet to do more than flip through my copy but that was enough I can affirm that it's just as great as I expected it to be.
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This constantly started to happen some time ago. I connect to my router andand lose every few seconds connection to router and it reconnects again. I have screenshooted most errors that Event Viewer reported. First comes overview:
And now 3 events that happened at the same time:
As you noticed, all 3 came at same time, when first was warning saying something about semaphore timeout, second was about losing lease and last was about NAT.
After several minutes of this happening, i could not connect to router as NIC showed that it was aquiring address and just repeated connection attempts until i just had to cancel connection. You can see this in Event Viewer:
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Syrian rebels publish photo of pro-Assad Russian fighter
Syrian rebel fighters have published a photo of the ID card of an alleged Russian officer who they say was killed while fighting alongside Syrian President Bashar al- Assad's forces in Aleppo.
The ID card of Alexey Maliuta purports that he worked for the Moran Security Group, an international security company which provides security, transportation, medical, rescue, and consulting services to its clients.
Russia has supported Assad's regime in the two-and-a-half-year conflict, along with Iran which sent military commanders to Syria to back government forces. Assad's military is also backed by the pro-Iranian Lebanese Hezbollah militia and Iraqi Shiite fighters.
They are battling rebels whose ranks have been swollen by an influx of Sunni Islamist fighters from across the Muslim world.
Assad, whose forces have regained their hold of the area around Damascus and central Syria this year, faces little pressure to make concessions to his opponents as long as he maintains military momentum and Iranian support.
In a visit on Saturday to Iran, Syrian Prime Minister Wael Halki said that the government forces were winning the war with rebels and would not rest while a single enemy fighter remained at large.
Halki said the era of "threats and intimidation has gone, never to return, while the era of victory and pride is being created now on Syrian soil," according to Reuters.
But Russia and Turkey have asked for a ceasefire before the planned Geneva II peace conference, scheduled for Jan. 22, takes place.
The Geneva peace conference is aimed at ending the Syrian conflict that is estimated to have killed more than 120,000 people and has driven millions from their homes.


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Content here to stay updated on the latest from Foster Friess
Government Taking Property Without Consent
Content here to stay updated on the latest from Foster Friess
Sounds a lot like the tyranny of King George III
Everywhere you turn, there's another example of government officials out of control, with no regard for the Constitution they have sworn to uphold. Writing at Doublethink Online, Larry Salzman describes some disturbing incidents where federal officials have taken property and money from innocent Americans without court authorization. Not surprisingly, the Department of Homeland Security is a frequent abuser of civil rights, which makes me even more thrilled that I saw Transportation Security Administration agents patrolling Amtrak stations this weekend.
Read "Can your money commit a crime without your consent?" here (1 page).


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On the Road with BIBy Mark Rittman
Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile gives your iOS device the business.
In addition to accessing dashboards, analyses, and scorecards through Web browsers on laptop and desktop computers, many users of Oracle Business Intelligence solutions now want to access their BI content on the go—on smartphones and tablet devices. Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile, part of Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Suite, provides the ability to deliver analyses, dashboards, alerts, and other BI content directly to mobile devices, enabling users to view and then take action on BI insights wherever they are.
Built on Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g Release 1 (22.214.171.124), Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile delivers BI content to mobile devices such as the Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Oracle Business Intelligence analyses and dashboards do not have to be specifically formatted for mobile use, and no additional setup is required for your server installation before users can start accessing their data on the move. In this article, I show how you can configure your iPad and iPhone to access mobile BI content, and I access data and analysis from the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g sample application (deployed via Oracle VM VirtualBox), available for download on Oracle Technology Network.
Configuring Your Mobile Device
Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile is currently available for mobile devices running Apple iOS, such as the Apple iPad and iPhone. To access BI information through your iOS mobile device, first download the Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile app from the Apple App Store to your iOS device and install it, and then create the connection to your organization's Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g sample application installation or the product's sample application deployed via Oracle VM VirtualBox.
You do not need to specially configure your BI installation to enable mobile access, but you must ensure that Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services is accessible to your mobile device (typically via http://[server_name]:9704/analytics or http://[server_name]). If your BI installation is behind a firewall, you can configure your iOS device to connect first, using a virtual private network, to your company network.
To create a connection with Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile on an iPad, follow these steps:
When you've entered the server setting information, tap Save to save your details, and then when you return to the list-of-servers screen, tap Login to use these details to connect. The first time you connect to the business intelligence server, a small set of files will be downloaded to your mobile device, and you can then start analyzing your BI content from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch.
Analyze with Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile and the iPad
Now that you have created your connection to an Oracle Business Intelligence server, you can start to analyze your data. In this example, you are using your iPad first thing in the morning, while drinking a cup of coffee, to update yourself on how your organization is performing. To start, view your Favorites list—which shows, among other BI content, your Brand Analysis dashboard—shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Viewing the Favorites list
You can add a screen to the Favorites list by tapping Favorites at the bottom of any Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile screen. For now, though, select Brand Analysis from the Favorites list to view a dashboard of brand performance in the form of a pivot table, several graphs, a ticker, and some prompts and controls on the left-hand side of the screen. To switch to another page in this dashboard, tap the down arrow at the top of the page, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Viewing a dashboard with Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile
Just as you can with dashboards on your laptop or desktop, you can interact with pivot tables, prompts, and other objects on the iPad screen to further explore your data. For example, you can tap Email at the bottom of the screen to send a link to that page to someone, and you can tap Refresh at any time to update your view of the data, live. (Note that Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile requires a connection with your Oracle Business Intelligence server, through either Wi-Fi or a cellular network.)
You can also expose key performance indicators (KPIs) through Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile to keep up to date with performance measures for your organization, and you can use Alerts on your Favorites list, shown in Figure 3, to receive messages sent from the Oracle Business Intelligence server, such as when revenue is likely to fall short for a quarter or metrics for a store are out of tolerance. To define alerts such as these, create agents (which run analyses in the background) with the Oracle Business Intelligence dashboard to determine whether an alert condition is met; when this happens, the alert will appear in the list of alerts on your mobile device so that you can respond appropriately.
Figure 3: Viewing a list of alerts
You've finished your coffee and you have today's updates on how your organization is performing. With the most current analyses in hand, you're ready to take action.
Business Intelligence in Your Pocket with the iPhone
Although tablet computers such as the iPad are great for analyzing data on a relatively large screen, you might want to consult your company data while on the move and with only a smartphone in your pocket. Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile is also available for the iPhone and iPod touch and is downloaded, installed, and configured in the same way as on the iPad.
With Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile installed and configured on your iPhone or iPod touch, you can access dashboards in the same way as with the iPad. Given the smaller screen, however, you might want to take advantage of the mobile layout—available on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad—which, instead of displaying all content in the desktop layout, rearranges the content in a vertical, stacked layout and resizes graphs to make them fit the screen better, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4: Content formatted with a mobile layout on the iPhone
Tap Menu in the top left corner of the screen to bring up the View menu, and then select either Mobile Layout or Original Layout to switch between the two layout modes on your iOS device.
So How Does Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile Work?
Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile is a "hybrid" iOS application that uses native controls with server-side rendering to deliver BI content to your mobile device. To reduce network load, it caches content and strips out unneeded JavaScript code, and Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services renders graphs in an image format that can be displayed by iOS devices. Prompts and sliders are converted to native controls, and map views are simplified to display better on mobile devices. As a BI content developer, though, you do not need to do anything special to make your content available to mobile users, and as an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch user, all you need are the details for connecting to your Oracle Business Intelligence server.
With Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile, you can access your BI content on the road, in a café, or wherever else you may be when you need that information—fast. All content on your BI server is available to you, and you can access content such as KPIs, alerts, published reports, and performance dashboards from your mobile device. To try out Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile now, download the app from the Apple App Store, install the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g Release 1 (220.127.116.11) sample application—which contains several mobile-focused dashboards, alerts, and analyses—on the server you will connect to, and access your business intelligence on the go!
Mark Rittman is an Oracle ACE Director, technical director at Rittman Mead, and an executive board member of the Oracle Development Tools User Group. He for the Rittman Mead blog at rittmanmead.com.
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Tropical Storm Bertha grew into a Category 1 hurricane Monday morning.
The good news, the storm poses no immediate threat to land.
At 11 a.m., Bertha had maximum sustained winds of 80 mph and was moving north at 17 mph.
On the forecast track, the storm will continue to move away from the Bahamas and pass about midway between the US east coast and Bermuda on Tuesday.
A weakening trend is expected to begin late Tuesday.
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PCmag.com review: Archos 3cam vision exceeds expectations
Posted by Charbax on 22nd July 2010
Tim Gideon, reviewer at PC Magazine is rather impressed with the value proposition that Archos is now bringing with the release of the Archos 3cam vision to the sub-$100 Portable Media Player market:
With a sleek design and an intuitive, touch-screen-based user interface, the Archos 3cam vision ($99.99 direct) exceeds expectations.
The Archos 3cam vision may not be a masterpiece, but it raises the bar for budget players.
Overall, the Archos 3cam vision can't touch the iPod nano or iPod touch or touch in terms of grace, ease of use, and overall quality. But this player is far less expensive than either one. Anytime you can get a well-built device with 8GB of storage for less than $100, it's a good deal. The extra features on the 3cam vision may not knock your socks off, but they work well enough to be considered pros, and remember that the stainless steel version of the Apple iPod shuffle, with its dearth of features (or even a screen), costs the same as the 3cam vision. If you aren't married to iTunes and have the patience for a touch-screen with some sensitivity issues, the Archos 3cam vision is a worthy budget option.
Archos 3cam vision 8GB = $99
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I believe this Archos 3cam vision is an awesome value for the market until Archos is able to provide Android based devices at that size, as the QVGA 2.8″ one that is rumored, with possibly better than those hardware features and at the same kind of price even. I don't know if video playback on the Archos 3cam vision has been improved to support DVD resolution XviD playback.
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I'm looking for a persistent hash structure in java, a simple key-value store, where key is a unique string and value is an int. The value of a key is to be incremented each time an existing key is added to the store.
I need this to be quite large - possibly 500m - 1bn keys. I've been evaluating tokyo-cabinet http://fallabs.com/tokyocabinet/javadoc/ but not sure how well it will scale - insert times seem to be getting longer as the hash grows.
Any ideas on what might be appropriate?
Edit: In order to reduce disk I/O I'm going to be caching data in an in-memory HashMap, then updating the persistent hash in one go when the cache grows to a certain size.
Edit2: One of the reasons for the persistence is that I have limited RAM, 4GB, so I can't fit a big struture into memory.


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After playing "mine tunnel," the babies get a new aquarium and imagine going underwater to meet the fish. Baby Gonzo pretends that he's a famous French deep sea diver, and Baby Skeeter gets the urge to explore around.
This episode features a scene in the beginning where the gang is imagining going through a mine looking for a lost treasure rumored to be guarded by a monster, and when Skeeter and Animal split up from the rest of the gang, Gonzo imagines a live-action train coming toward him. Gonzo runs away, and mistakens Kermit for another train coming the opposite direction (in a gag similar to Scooby-Doo). The gang separates and they try to find each other, and then Animal causes a wall to collapse, and they all wind up in a pit and are terrified when the "monster" appears (which is really Nanny).
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TC TO LORD ASHBURTON ; 6 August 1858; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18580806-TC-LOA-01; CL 34: 102-103
The Gill, 6 Augt, 1858—
Dear Lord Ashburton,
I have written to the Dumfries Banker1 to complete that matter2 in the good way you prescribe. It is finished therefore. Amen, Amen.—
The way to hit me here is, To take the morning mail train for Carlisle; 9.15 a.m. from Euston Square: by Crewe, Lancaster &c,3 you get to Carlisle about 7 p.m; it is said to be the agreeablest train of the day or night: no later train will do for you at all. If intending direct for Glasgow, one sits still, at this Carlisle Station; one is pushed along again, in 5 or 10 minutes, by the same Carriages (I think), called now of "the Caledonian Line." But you, who intend by Ayrshire, you step out; get a new Ticket, for Dumfries ("Glasgow and South-Western," they call the line, but you need not recollect it, only recollect "Dumfries"): 3 or 4 minutes after the Caledonian is gone, you also start (7.10 p.m.); for some miles by the same train of rails; but at Crossing of Sark or near it, you branch off to the right;4 go thro' Annan, a brisk little Town, getting fast ruined by these vehicles of yours5 (glance back at the place, for the sake of many sore young school days I passed there);6—and at 8.30 you are in Dumfries, where the train stops for that night. It is usually a nice quiet little thing, often a carriage all to yourself; & goes charmingly. At Dumfries I hope to be in waiting.
There are good enough inns in the place; and I can prophecy you a few hours beforehand at the one I hear to be the comfortablest. Prince Charlie's ("Commercial Inn")7 where he lodged in 1745 with the Duke of Cumberland pursuing8 is still, to my own knowledge, or used to be, a tolerable place;—but we are not tied to Antiquarian Considerations. King's Arms9 is the chief Inn best or not.
We might have a pleasant drive along the Hill sides (especially if the weather were fair) next day,—and about, till 4½ p.m.; at which time you must go for Glasgow;—and may have the house warmed there for Miss Baring and Rous,10 if they go by the mail train of Tuesday morning. I think that would do very well. If you like it, write one word, any time before 5 p.m. of Saturday (tomorrow when you get this): it will reach me here on Monday morning; and send me off at a nice pace to Dumfries.
Miss Baring has been very good to my Wife, who writes to me already a much improved creature by these 4 days at Bay House.
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Former Saints defensive end/linebacker Will Smith is in New England for a free agent visit with the Patriots on Tuesday, ESPN's John Clayton is reporting.
Smith, a first-round draft pick out of Ohio State for the Saints in 2004, led New Orleans in sacks in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009. The Saints won their lone Super Bowl trophy in the last year he led the team in sacks. He even intercepted a pass in the team's 45-14 victory against Arizona in an NFC divisional playoff game in 2009.
Smith spent most of his career as a 4-3 defensive end, but last year he was asked to become a 3-4 outside linebacker after Rob Ryan took over as New Orleans' defensive coordinator. He tore an anterior cruciate knee ligament in a preseason exhibition game and missed the rest of the season, during which New Orleans' defense finished ranked fourth.
With Smith set to turn 33 in July and due a base salary of more than $10 million in 2014, the Saints released him in February.
Smith's 67½ career sacks trail only Rickey Jackson's 115, Wayne Martin's 82.5 and Pat Swilling's 76.5 in Saints record books. Only Jackson (38) and Swilling (24) forced more fumbles for New Orleans than did Smith (20).
A few days after his release, Smith told The Advocate he wasn't ready to retire. "I definitely want to play until I don't have the passion," Smith said. "I want to play until I can't at a high level anymore."
At defensive end, New England has Chandler Jones, Rob Ninkovich, Michael Buchanan and Jake Bequette. Andre Carter, who spent 2013 with the Patriots, is a free agent.
Grubbs softball game pushed back
Originally set for May 15, Saints guard Ben Grubbs' second annual charity softball game at Zephyr Field is now scheduled for May 21 at 6 p.m. More than 30 current New Orleans players are supposed to participate.
Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit local Boys and Girls clubs. The public can purchase tickets at Ticketmaster (800.745.3000 by phone or Ticketmaster.com online) and at the Zephyr Field box office.


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I have a cousin named Stephen King but I have no idea where he is or how he is doing. I wonder who this might be? I he knows a Margie and Florence, then he would be my cousin! But I am trying to find a home in Maine but right now I live in HOT TX!
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5 News has told you about people going across the country to raise awareness for a certain cause, but most of the time it's usually not a person who is actually suffering from an illness.
5 News met with a man who is cycling across the country to spread awareness and raise money for Lyme disease, something he's been suffering with for years.
John Donnally said they're on their homestretch, but that it's been amazing meeting people from all over going through the same thing he is.
Last year alone 300,000 people were infected with Lyme disease, which is ten times more what research has previously shown.
"It goes from what could be a very minor happening in your life if it's diagnosed and treated right away to something that can lead to chronic health problems," said John Donnally, Advocate.
John Donnally is a 24-year-old sharing his story in hopes to make a difference.
"I was first officially diagnosed with a positive blood test for 2003 when I was 13-years-old, but I'd been suffering with a wide variety range of symptoms since the age of nine."
Years ago he was treated and started to feel a little better, but unfortunately his battle wasn't over.
"In college a lot of these old symptoms came back. And I'd develop new bizarre ones like lock jaw anytime I'd yawn in class or tingling and numbness throughout my body."
Donnally told 5 News a lot of people aren't aware of what Lyme disease is and that the diagnostic test isn't very accurate.
"My family didn't really know what was wrong with me. We went to see doctors who didn't know much about these diseases. We didn't know a tiny tick the size of a poppy seed could really devastate you and cripple you."
Oddly enough he's not the only one in his family with this disease.
"Over the years my parents have been diagnosed with Lyme disease, my younger sister, and my aunt.
But Donnally said after meeting all these people, he realizes how luck he's been.
"I tell people I'm at like 85%-90%, so I'm the healthiest I've been in a very long time."
Now he's cycling across the country to raise money and awareness for this cause.
"We left from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco on September 29. Finish line event in New York City, I'll be crossing the George Washington Bridge on December 1."
There goal is to raise $50,000 by the time they reach New York.
"These are diseases that are seriously underfunded. We probably need many of millions of dollars to tackle this issue, but that $50,000 mark is a starting point and it will all be used for research to find a better diagnostic test."
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A wide range of names from a wide range of schools came up when Division I coaches were asked who was the best player in the country. But a handful of names kept popping up consistently as players who will surely make a difference within their team and also on the national scene.
Carson Clark
UC Irvine
Clark, a junior opposite, was a First Team All-MPSF selection and led the team and ranked third in the conference in kills (5.04) and points (5.81). He led the team with 50 aces, a UCI single-season record, and he recorded double-digit kills in all but three matches, including 20 or more 17 times. Clark carried the offensive load for the Anteaters as he set Irvine's single-season attack attempts record with 1,259.
Brad Lawson
Lawson, a junior outside hitter and the 2010 MPSF Player of the Year, led the Cardinal last season with 522 total kills for an average of 4.92 kills per game on .387 hitting with a team-high 43 service aces along with 167 digs and 61 blocks. The NCAA Championship Co-Most Outstanding Player with teammate Kawika Shoji, Lawson was virtually unstoppable in the title match against Penn State, connecting on 24 of his 28 swings with only one error to hit an astounding .821.
Jeff Menzel
UC Santa Barbara
Menzel, a senior outside hitter, ranked second in the country with 5.16 kills per game and was first in the nation with 588 total kills. He racked up 34 kills against Long Beach State and recorded 70 attacks versus UC San Diego, leading the team in kills in 26 of 29 matches. Menzel fell just short of the school record for attacks in 2010, ending the season with 1,353.
Murphy Troy
Southern California
Troy, a senior opposite, is a workhorse for the Trojans. He ranked 10th in the country and first on the team a year ago with 4.62 kills per game and a total of 481 kills on a team-leading 1,098 swings. He was second on the team with 27 aces, picked up 179 digs (fourth on the team) and also provided 77 blocks (third on the squad). He posted a career-high 34 kills on .491 hitting against Pacific last season and was named a First Team All-MPSF selection for the second year in a row.
Jonas Umlauft
Umlauft, a sophomore outside hitter, was named the 2010 MPSF Freshman of the Year after leading the league in kills per game (5.29) and points per game (5.97). A native of Germany, Umlauft set a school rally-scoring-era record with 37 kills against UC Irvine and had 36 kills in the MPSF quarterfinal match against Pepperdine. He had double-figure kills in every match, including 13 matches of 20 or more kills, and finished the season with seven 20-kill matches in the team's last nine contests.
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LODI — Letha Mapes, Patricia K. May and Cecelia Sivard will join Patricia Graham on Lodi Village Council, unseating incumbent John Carpenter.
In Westfield Center, all the incumbents won re-election Tuesday.
Carpenter has been on Council since 2009 and hoped for a second term to continue a plan of fiscal conservatism.
He had no comment Tuesday night.
Graham is an eight-year incumbent who has served on all committees, chaired the parks committee and streets and sidewalks committee, and has been on the safety committee since her election.
Graham said she was preoccupied with a family matter Tuesday night but did offer a brief statement of gratitude for being returned to office.
"I would like to thank the voters for re-electing me," she said.
Mapes, a licensed practical nurse and office manager for Dr. Patrick Naples in Medina, was on Council for two years before resigning in 2011.
"I'm just very happy that I won and we've got a lot of work to do," she said. "They know that I do care about Lodi and they know where I'm coming from."
Mapes' husband, Larry, also won the race for an open seat on the Lodi Board of Public Affairs over incumbent Karl Hagelin by a vote of 305-205, according to unofficial final results from the Medina County Board of Elections.
Patricia K. May, a licensed massotherapist and a registered nurse of 41 years, said she wants to keep families in the village and stimulate business growth.
She could not be reached for comment late Tuesday night.
Sivard, administrative assistant in a family-owned business, Security Services and Sales in Seville, ran for village treasurer about 10 years ago but lost.
Tuesday was a different story.
"I'm pleased and I'm looking forward to serving the people of the Village of Lodi," she said. "I think it shows that there are a lot of people that really do care and we all have the same thing in mind as far as working together and fixing some things to make Lodi a better place to live."
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All four incumbents held on to their seats on Westfield Center Council against lone challenger Keith Rych, according to final unofficial results from the Board of Elections.
All four incumbents claimed about 20 percent or better, but Rych couldn't break 16 percent.
Rych also lost a bid for Council in 2011. The commercial business banker at FirstMerit Bank is president of the Westfield Fire District Association and chairman of Westfield Township's Zoning Board of Appeals.
Darryl Chidsey, president pro-tem, has been on Council since 2006, serving as chairman for the last two years. He won re-election with the largest share of the vote, 22.24 percent.
Terrence Bittner also was elected to a third term and lauded his colleagues for a job that he says is well done — so far.
"I think there's a lot of continuity in this, which speaks well to the direction the village is headed in and people want to see it continue in that direction," he said.
Gregory A. Oakes claimed his fifth term since an appointment to Council in 1997.
He has been a member of the finance committee since 2007, has had several other committee chairmanships and was president pro-tem from 2007-2008.
"I think it's just and indication that the residents of the village like the current strategic direction the Council is taking," he said.
Oakes said building on what Council has started is important to him, namely the expansion of the new village park and ballfields and infrastructure needs like salt storage and vehicle maintenance facilities.
Patricia A. Edington is Council's longest serving member with 21 years and she said she wants to keep the ship going full ahead, especially with the park project.
"We have been a team for quite a while, we have a lot of things on the drawing board, there's a lot of activity in the park ahead of us, and we have to be very careful with the money knowing we can pay our bills," she said.
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To hear Coach Sean Payton tell it, the New Orleans Saints haven't decided yet whether their starters will take the field and remain on it Sunday when the Carolina Panthers come to New Orleans for the regular-season finale.
The Saints have something at stake.
When the game kicks off at noon, the No. 2 seed in the NFC -- and the coveted first-round playoff bye that goes with it -- will be in play. Perhaps not for long, however, as the San Francisco 49ers (12-3), who own that seeding now, play at lowly St. Louis (2-13) and keep their place in line with a win.
Furthermore, seeding isn't the only question the Saints (12-3) face.
Should quarterback Drew Brees not play, for example, then the NFL single-season passing yardage record he set Monday night against the Atlanta Falcons at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome might be broken by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
Quite apart from the record book, players like New Orleans linebacker Jonathan Vilma, running back Mark Ingram and wide receiver Lance Moore -- all nursing injuries of varying severity -- would likely welcome a week off prior to the postseason.
Payton has tried both approaches to this predicament.
In 2009, when the Saints had sewn up the top seed and home-field advantage in the NFC, he sat his starters at Carolina -- and the Panthers handed New Orleans its third consecutive loss.
Last season, with the chance to host a playoff game still up for grabs, Payton played his starters only to see safety Malcolm Jenkins, tight end Jimmy Graham and running back Chris Ivory get hurt in a loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Once bitten, twice shy isn't a motto at all applicable to Payton's approach to the game, but having found himself under the knife due to injury this season, the coach said he's weighing his options.
"I know I am twice shy when the ball come nears me on the sidelines," Payton said Tuesday. "I have been bitten; I think we just have to be smart. We are playing well, with some momentum. Each year is different. We will look at that closely."
'In the best position'
When pressed on whether he would treat situations like Brees' assault on the record book and Vilma's ongoing recovery from arthroscopic knee surgery the same, Payton demurred.
"I'm not really aware of the space between the two," he said of the Brees-Brady situation. "I am probably better off not knowing. That being said, what we have to do is keep playing. The playoffs are close.
"How do we put ourselves in the best position to play well and put ourselves in an opportunity to win a championship. That's not always what is popular. Two years ago in 2009, a lot of people ... criticized us for resting players at Carolina. It was what we needed to do as a team. You make decisions. They are not always right. You try to make them with the right things to help your team. Last night was one of those situations. This upcoming game will be one of those situations. It's part of what we do. It's part of coaching. It's part of sport."
Payton spoke just hours after his team had clinched the NFC South title, the third under his leadership and fifth in club history. Payton was as engaging and cordial Tuesday as he has been throughout 2011, and during the Saints' seven-game win streak in particular, but here and there was a flash of the tension the postseason carries.
For instance, when asked about what disciplinary measures, if any, he had taken in response to running back Pierre Thomas' drawing an unsportsmanlike penalty Monday night for an end zone celebration, Payton shot back that was something the players would know and no one else.
When asked how much Brees' desire to play might influence his decision Sunday, Payton rolled all of that into the broader question of "Who starts?" and declined to answer.
"I'm not going to get into any of it," he said. "I appreciate the question. But rather than tell you one thing and do the other like I mentioned last night, I'd just rather wait. There are a few things. My instincts, no different than a year ago, are this is an important game for us, and yet we'll take all those things into consideration."
An eye on the scenarios
Payton made it clear, however, that he and other Saints would be watching the scoreboards at the Superdome, leaving implied a scenario in which stars like Brees might start the game but not finish it if the 49ers are pulling away from the Rams.
"Last year we tried to go that route of paying attention to the game," he said. "One of the challenges always is your roster to begin with. You guys know that. We sat players before. It's always hard because you don't really have enough. It's not the preseason where you have 80. You only have 53. We will try to do what is best for the team. Generally the stadiums are pretty good about that. You don't always have audio, but you typically see what's going on."
To be sure, Payton might have been playing coy. Defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis said he believes the Saints still have genuine targets left to reach, and therefore he expects New Orleans to treat the Panthers game like any other.
"Injuries are a part of the game, and it was really unfortunate guys got hurt late last season because they could have helped us out a lot," he said of that ill-starred Buccaneers loss. "But as far as I know at this point, everybody is going to be playing -- and we're trying to go out there and get that W and go into the playoffs. As far as I now, it's business as usual."
If the Saints lose to Carolina (6-9) or if the 49ers sew up the No. 2 seed, New Orleans will have to complete a three-game winning streak to get to Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. At a minimum, the first game will be in the Superdome, which means the Saints would have a slightly less difficult path to trod than the Green Bay Packers did last season or the New York Giants two seasons before that, winning three consecutive playoff games on the road to get to a Super Bowl both teams won.
Payton declined to get into such details.
"Well, it'd be a game's difference," Payton said. "I mean, literally, it would be a game's difference in that when you have the bye, you play one less game."
The coach was posed the question, rephrased slightly, again.
"If you just pulled up the last 20 years, you'd probably find that, if you researched it at all, and did a little homework you'd probably find that it's split as far as three games or four games," Payton said. "Certainly you try to put yourself in the best position you can, but that would be a good little project. For you."
MOORE UPDATE: Payton wasn't required to provide an injury report and didn't do so.
But he was asked about Moore, who hurt his hamstring during practice last week and left the game against the Falcons.
"It was just what it appeared," Payton said. "He strained it a little during the week of practice. He felt like it came around (with) treatment. Coming up to the course of the game, we felt pretty good about it. It happened on a play where he had just eluded two tacklers and was kind of extending himself and all of a sudden went down. I kind of knew right away. He tweaked it again. For a receiver, it is pretty significant."
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Cordell, Thanks for the fascinating info on Hades Canyon. I sent your email to brothers Charlie and Steve and son Wes. Wes and I got twelve inches of heavy snow dumped on us one night at we slept in our old "Jimmy" at Splash Dam. The spot is such an icon in all of our lives.
Not long after Charlie's mission during the early years that the Hades road was being built, Charlie and I planned a trip into the Granddaddy's thinking we had to hike Lightning Ridge. As we came up the North Fork in Charlie's VW Beetle he could see the cut being made up Hades. I remember how disappointed he was that the Granddaddy's would now be so easily accessible. We still had to hike from about a mile below the dam. We had a great trip. Camped at the cabin at Lodgepole, hiked East Granddaddy Mountain, slid down the snow fields, jammed in, Palisade, Lost, Pine Island, Fish Hatchery, Betsy, Granddaddy.
It started to rain hard and we ran to the cabin packed up and head for Hades Pass hoping to get there before dark and hike the trail to the car by moonlight. The rain got worse. The moon never came out. Charlie had a light colored poncho that I focused on and just kept stepping lightly. I remember to this day Charlie saying, "Put your feet down easy. We roll an ankle tonight and we're in trouble." I remember following the trail along Splash, crossing the stream below and following the CAT road to the VW. We were cold, wet, exhausted, and hungry. When we got to Defa's everything was closed up. Charlie pounded on the bar door until a light came on. The lady looked at us and said, "I ain't cooking nothing for you, but you can buy a Coke, some chips and a candy bar." It was a Hersheys. Deep feelings and memories.
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