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Tian Yuchao is captured on CCTV running after the out-of-control vehicle before he is able to hit the emergency stop switch.
02:00, UK, Sunday 16 February 2014
A surveillance video has captured the moment a driver chased after an out-of-control bus as it sped down down a busy road in China.
The bus had crashed at an intersection in Fujian province when it suddenly sped away, knocking down a traffic light.
Tian Yuchao who was driving another bus at the same intersection got out of his vehicle to run after the runaway bus.
He said: "I thought there must have been something wrong with the bus driver. Normally, he wouldn't drive the bus there.
"So I was watching the bus while I was at the red light."
CCTV footage shows the bus running into a guard rail and hitting 11 cars. Mr Tian managed to reach bus but was unable to turn on an emergency stop switch near its front wheel, and the bus sped off again.
He then asked a passing motorist for help, and eventually managed to turn on the switch and stop the bus.
The driver of the runaway bus is in a stable condition in hospital. According to doctors, he suffered a stroke when the accident took place.
Mr Tian added: "I felt a little scared after that.
"But I think it is worthwhile to control the bus and reduce the damage to a minimum."
According to a preliminary investigation by traffic police in Cangshan District, the driver of the bus asked passengers to get off after feeling unwell as he planned to drive back to the depot.
But on his way back his condition worsened.
No one was injured in the accident.
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Stem Cells to Take FDA's Center Stage
The FDA will hold two days of hearings starting today on how to regulate controversial therapies made from embryonic stem cells, but the proceedings, which could be contentious, will also give companies a chance to showcase their technologies, the WSJ reports.
The hearings will discuss the safety of human trials and one concern is that unchecked stem cells could lead to cancer, Bloomberg reports. For their part, the biotech industry and investors seek assurance the FDA won't nix embryonic stem cell therapies because of political reasons.
Backers of stem cells fret the agency has been pushed into establishing tough standards too soon. "The FDA is nervous. It's under tremendous pressure. They can't appear adversarial but they can't seem to be rolling over for industry, either," Richard Garr, CEO of Neuralstem, which works on adult stem cells, tells WSJ.
A few pioneers are selling products derived from less controversial adult stem cells, but thesales are pretty low. Big Pharma has largely stayed clear of stem cells because the research is at an early stage. But favorable industry regulations could further boost biotech, a corner of the health-care sector that has been relatively unscathed by the ailing stock market.
Geron, which calls itself "the world leader in the development of human embryonic stem cell-based therapeutics," is likely to submit this summer a proposal for a clinical test of a therapy to repair acute spinal injury. Geron is expected to present at the FDA hearing.
Investor Bonus: An editorial from Investor's Business Daily notes advances of nonembryonic stem cells.
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The Best Western Premier Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport is a welcome sight after a long flight but it also a great place to stay before a long flight. The slick design along with beautiful landscaping and bright lobby lighten the mood of the weary traveler. Connecting from Suvarnabhumi Airport is quick and easy. Go to the Level 2 across from Gate 5 where it says "Hotel Representatives" and look for the agent in the bright pink jacket. The shuttle runs every half hour.
The guest rooms are large and include complimentary Wi-Fi access, cable TV, daily newspapers and other fine amenities including bathrobes. Suites, rooms with kitchenettes, and adjoining rooms are available. Savvy travelers will include the breakfast with its vast assortment of choices. Business travelers will enjoy their Executive Club Floor. There is all-day dining which is perfect for the traveler whose body is on a different time zone. Be on the lookout for hotel food and beverage promotions.
Relax, head to their Maspa for one of their body-renewing treatments that range for foot reflexology to their four-hour rejuvenation package. Then spend some time around their lovely pool with a snack bar. Looking for something more energetic then check out their gym.
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Almost anyone who
eats french fries will at some point eat a
McCain french fry. One of every three fries
sold worldwide comes from McCain which
translates into one hundred million servings
of McCain french fries each and every day.
Founded by two
brothers, Harrison and Wallace McCain, their
first plant opened in 1957 in a tiny rural
village in Canada. Over fifty years later,
McCain has become the world's only truly
global french fry producer.
McCain Foods USA
entered the U.S. market more than 30 years
ago and is a leading supplier of frozen
potato and snack food products for the
foodservice markets, which includes major
national food chains. McCain also supplies
retail grocery chains with both McCain and
private label potato products. Popular
McCain frozen snack foods are sold under the
Moore's, Anchor and Brew City brands.
McCain Foods Limited
is an international leader in the frozen
food industry employing over 20,000 people
and operating 57 production facilities on
six continents. A privately-held company
headquartered in Canada, McCain has annual
sales of over C$6 billion and is the world's
largest producer of french fries and potato
specialties. The company's products can be
found in thousands of restaurants and
supermarket freezers in more than 130
countries around the world.
McCain Foods Limited incorporated
May 24, 1956 and, in 1957,
production began at the first plant
in Florenceville, New Brunswick,
First entry into U.S. market.
French fry plant acquired in
Washburn, Maine.
French fry plant purchased in
Easton, Maine.
Potato processing plant acquired
in Othello, Washington.
McCain acquires the assets of
Ellio's Pizza, Lodi, New Jersey.
A $35 million expansion is
announced for the Othello,
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McCain Foods purchases the
Ore-Ida foodservice frozen french
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United States at a cost of $500
million (USD).
of a major $70.8 million (USD)
expansion to more than double the
production capacity of its french
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McCain Foods Limited acquired the
production facilities and
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Products Inc., a leading U.S.
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with sales of $503 million (USD) in
McCain Foods
acquired Jon-Lin, Inc. of Colton,
California, a foodservice
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and other potato and vegetable
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in Lisle, Illinois, employs over
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Rebuilding should be at own expense
Published: Monday, October 10, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 10, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: Your recent article from the New York Times News Service headlined "Is it time to leave the coasts for good?" was excellent, even though the writer raised in two instances the old bugaboo of global warming as being responsible for hurricanes, ignoring that the science to support that theory is yet unavailable, and likely will remain so for generations yet to come.
Far more likely is the simple fact that hurricanes tend to be cyclical, for reasons likewise not completely understood.
No matter, either way, it is clear that the federal government should not subsidize those who choose to rebuild in harm's way along our Southeastern coasts. If those good folk choose to do so on their own, well and good -- but not with taxpayer dollars.
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Metro Hotels has appointed husband and wife team, Alan and Trixie Scicluna, to manage Metro Inn Albany in the great southern region of Western Australia.
Alan and Trixie Scicluna have been involved in the hospitality industry for many years, managing properties in the UK, New Zealand, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and Australia.
Chief Operating Officer of Metro Hotels, Mr George Bedwani welcomed the appointment of the Sciclunas to his management team.
"Both Alan and Trixie bring to this role significant experience and knowledge of the hospitality industry, with a strong track record of success in building business and meeting revenue goals, room night targets and average room rate targets," Mr Bedwani said.
"I am confident that they will capitalise on the growth potential of this property, which is located in one of Western Australia's growing holiday destinations."
Metro Hotels is the public face of Transmetro Corporation, an Australian owned public company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. The Group currently provides a national accommodation network of properties, with over 1000 rooms in key locations and major cities across Australia. For more details go to www.MetroHotels.com.au.


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BRUNSWICK — A man found by police with small bottles of urine Wednesday apparently was doing a friend a favor.
An officer performed a random check at 12:55 p.m. on a passing vehicle at Pearl Road and Bennington Boulevard and found the driver had a failure to appear warrant out of Berea Municipal Court, according to a police report.
The officer asked driver Jason Barkfelt, 27, of 4404 Wolff Road, to get out of the car and patted him down, police said.
The officer found a small pill bottle in his pocket, and Barkfelt said the bottle contained pills he takes to help him with a narcotics habit, according to the report. However, the officer opened the bottle to find liquid that smelled like urine.
Barkfelt reportedly said it was urine he was holding for a friend.
The report said the officer also found two syringes inside the waistband of Barkfelt's pants. Barkfelt said they also belonged to a friend and they contained heroin. There were no drugs in the syringes, the report said.
Barkfelt was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and obstructing official business.
Officers searched his car and found another pill bottle filled with urine and a half-gallon bleach container.
Barkfelt reportedly told officers the container held bleach, but police said it smelled like something else.
Barkfelt was issued citations and released.
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Resort holds second annual 80's bash with 14 hours of fun and free admission on August 13
LAS VEGAS - August 3, 2011 -
WHAT:M Resort Spa Casino is having its second annual 80's pool party, an all day and all night event on Saturday, August 13.
Pool bars will be offering $1 M-80 Shots, $20 buckets of beer and $10 "Love Potion" drinks in specialty 40 oz souvenir cups with $8 refills.
The guest with the best 80's attire will win a free cabana and bottle of SKYY Vodka. A drawing for a two-night getaway at M Resort will take place at 6 p.m.
Spa Mio will be offering a 50 minute massage for $80 (regularly $125.) Vouchers for the service must be picked up on August 13.
Pool Party (9 a.m. – 7 p.m.): The Totally Awesome 80's pool party kicks-off Saturday, August 13 at 9 a.m. with free admission for all local ladies and gentlemen. DJ Darker Daze will get the party started on the main pool deck with 80's hits and DJ Frank Rempe will spin more 80's tunes at DayDream Pool Club starting at 11 a.m. Free admission and drink specials continue throughout the day and night.
Poolside Concert (7 – 11 p.m.): The 80's party continues under the stars with popular 80's band Loveshack taking the stage at 8 p.m. From 7 - 8 p.m. guests can receive one free Miller Lite beer during the pre-concert party. From 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. two for one Miller beer is available. The pool is also open for swimming during the concert.
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The Art Gallery of Ballarat has become the one of Australia's
leading regional galleries through continuous support and gifts by
individuals, organisations and businesses both from within Ballarat
and beyond.
The Gallery gratefully acknowledges this support.
The following are the donors to the major campaigns since the
Centenary Building Appeal in 1984.
Gold Donations
Mr Peter di Sciascio
McCain Foods Pty Ltd
Mrs Ridsdale in memory of Leonard Darrell Ridsdale
Silver Donations
Art Gallery of Ballarat Women's Association
Mrs Sari & Mr Matthew Baird
Mrs Carole Coltman
Mr Craig & Mrs Vicki Coltman
The Courier
The Ferry Foundation
Mrs Emma & Dr Bob House
James & Sons (Australia) Pty Ltd
Ms Catherine Oliver
The Hugh DT Williamson Foundation
The Isobella Foundation
LJ Wilson Trust
Bronze Donations
Ms Pam Davies
Mr Bill McGregor
Mrs JE 'Topsy' Nevett
Ms Valerie Newman
Ms Nola Oliver
Mr Garry & Mrs Sara Taylor
Dr Jeff Woodger
& several anonymous donors in the Silver & Bronze
For more information about Adopt an Artwork visit the Art
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McCain Foods
Oliver Footwear
Selkirk Family
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Estate of Gordon Victor King
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About Ron Crain
Writing about oneself is a bit intimidating. Should it be written in first or third person perspective? What is it about me that someone would want to know? I'm a husband a father, and a human being just like you. I've worked hard all my life, starting in High School with multiple jobs. I've worked for a Roller Coaster company, Peterbuilt Motors (I've actually built a handful of trucks during a Union Strike) and then moved into Technology companies just as the personal computers came into their infancy. I have designed Disc Drives and the tooling to build them. I have worked for Fortune 500 companies and worked for myself. Now, I work for you.
But, I guess if you're reading this, you want to know about my photography background, right? Although my photographic foundation is in product photography, I sampled portrait work while at West Valley College. There's something about being able to craft a portrait to bring out the best qualities of a person that a snapshot just can't achieve. It's a rare honor to be able to create something that I myself find fascinating while looking at my ancestor's portraits. Generations from now, who will be looking at the portraits that I create? Will they be able to sense the subject's personality from the pose? Will the lighting cause them to pause and wonder about their ancestor the way I do? Will the engagement and wedding images which I create convey a couple's deep love which is so obvious to me? These are my goals and challenges as I approach every client's session. I love to bring out the hidden personalities of the High School Senior which their parents may not regularly see. Watching the Senior blossom during their photo shoot while we treat them like America's Next Top Model is an indescribable feeling. Knowing while I push the shutter that the result will be a portrait to be treasured for a lifetime is an honor that humbles me every day.
Trust me to be your photographer. I don't take the role lightly. Your grandchildren will appreciate the effort you gave to leave a lasting impression for them and their grandchildren.


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What's Happening in the Clubhouse: The No. 14 Arizona women's golf team will tee-off Tuesday through Friday, May 22-25, at the 2007 Women's Golf Division I NCAA Championships hosted by the
The Course: The LPGA International Legends Golf Course stretches 6,351 yards and is a par-72.
The Field: Joining the Wildcats at the NCAA Championships are 21 teams ranked in the top-25 according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, including No. 1 Arizona State, No. 2 Duke, No. 3 Georgia, No. 4 USC, No. 5 Pepperdine, No. 6 Oklahoma State, No. 7 Auburn, No. 8 Stanford, No. 9 UCLA, No. 10 Vanderbilt, No. 11 Purdue, No. 13 Tennessee, No. 16 BYU, No. 17 Wake Forest, No. 18 North Carolina, No. 19 New Mexico, No. 20 Denver, No. 21 Michigan State, No. 23 TCU, and No. 25 Alabama. Each team in the 24- team field is also ranked in the top-50. Six individual qualifiers will also participate in the tournament.
The Schedule: 18 holes will be played each day with tee times scheduled for 8 a.m. Four rounds will be played beginning on Tuesday. Practice rounds for all participants will be played on Sunday and Monday beginning at 8 a.m.
Coming to You Live: Live scoring for the tournament will be provided on www.golfstat.com. Complete scoring will be available on www.arizonaathletics.com after each round of play.
Who's on the Green for
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Alison Walshe Jr. 72.84 7/2 67 11+
Mary Jacobs Jr. 74.57 3/4 70 11+
Adriana Zwanck So. 74.90 3/2 68 11+
Amanda Wilson So. 77.20 1/2 71 10
Brittany Benvenuto Fr. 83.33 0/0 77 5+
By the Numbers: A total of 126 participants advanced to the championship finals, including eight teams and two individuals from each region. The top 11 teams according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index qualified for the championship, while every team participating is ranked in the top-50. Last Time on the Fairway: The
By the Numbers: A total of 126 participants advanced to the championship finals, including eight teams and two individuals from each region. The top 11 teams according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index qualified for the championship, while every team participating is ranked in the top-50.
Last Time on the Fairway: The
With the highest finish for
Also competing for the Wildcats was junior Mary Jacobs, who finished in a tie for 12th place after carding a 220 (+15). Sophomore Adriana Zwanck tied for 24th place with a total score of 226 (+13). Sophomore Amanda Wilson finished in a tie for 15th place after carding a 224 (+11), giving the
Interesting Notes: Alison Walshe grabbed her third individual victory of the 2006-07 season after matching her season low score of 67 in the final round of the BYU Dixie Classic. In each of her three victories, Walshe has carded one round of 67.
Trio of Pac-10 Honors: Three Wildcats earned Pac-10 honors following play at the Pac-10 Championships. Junior Alison Walshe was named to the first team, while junior Mary Jacobs and sophomore Adriana Zwanck received second team recognition. The Wildcats have had at least three players earn Pac-10 honors in 11 of the last 12 seasons.
The Central Regional: The Wildcats finished fifth at the Central Regional among a field that included eight conference champions and six teams ranked in the top-25. The finish was good enough to send the Wildcats to their 20th NCAA Championships since 1982.
The National Championship: At last year NCAA national championships, the Wildcats finished 17th among 24 participating teams.
Coach Allen Tee's Off: "Under the circumstance, and the golf course set up, I thought the team's final
round performance at Regionals was our best of the year. They really stepped it up when we needed it the most. If we can put together that type of intensity for four rounds at nationals, then I think we will have a chance to be in the hunt. That's our goal, to have a
chance to win as we make the turn during the final round. I am really proud of this team and the strides we have made this year. As a coach, I couldn't ask for a team that has had better chemistry than we've had
since day one. I still think our best golf is yet to come."
Driving Range Rankings:
Chipping the Competition: The NCAA National Championship is composed of 24 teams that rank in the top-50 according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index. Five of the Pac-10 teams qualified for the tournament.
Top Flight: The Wildcats finished in the top 10 at each of the four events that they participated in during the fall.


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This refreshing layered dessert from Light & Tasty's Test Kitchen really looks-and tastes-special! Families will go for this budget blend of chocolate cookies, cherry gelatin and creamy topping.
- 1 package (.3 ounce) sugar-free cherry gelatin
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/2 cup diet lemon-lime soda
- 8 reduced-fat Oreo cookies, crushed
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat whipped topping
- In a small bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Transfer 1/2 cup to another bowl; stir in sour cream and extract. Divide among four parfait glasses or dessert dishes. Refrigerate until firm, about 35 minutes. Stir soda into the remaining gelatin; cover and refrigerate until partially set.
- To assemble, sprinkle half of the cookies over cherry layer. Top with soda mixture and remaining cookies. Refrigerate until firm. Just before serving, dollop with whipped topping. Yield: 4 servings.
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Soccer Shocker: Sir Alex retires from Man United
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The news has been all over the internet today. The legendary football couch Sir Alex Ferguson is retiring from Manchester United, after a long and successful 26 years with them.
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Girls are often ahead of boys in schooling starting at an early age. In fact, girls stay ahead into the post-secondary graduate level, and even into their early careers. According to a survey, 59% of women were reported as being well-prepared for their first jobs, exceeding the reported 44% of their male counterparts.
However, the gender gap flips after the entry-level.
According to a survey from Bentley University, only 26% of women hold senior management positions and 4.2% of Fortune 500 companies were led by women CEO's in 2013.
Below are some reasons why girls starting ahead end up as women trailing from behind:
There are inherent gender biases and workplace stereotypes. According to the survey, 77% of men believe they are better suited for the business climate than women; only 41% of women believe they are better suited than men. Gloria Larson, President of Bentley University and founder of the school's Center for Women and Business, says, "Men are seen as better prepared for lifelong career success based on general perception rather than concrete evidence."
Women/girls lack parental encouragement to go into business, lack mentorship, and still struggle to maintain a work-life balance. As girls grow into women preparing to join the workforce, they find themselves lacking the structural support that boys and men have to succeed in the corporate environment. While 53% of men reported having had parental encouragement to go into business, only 46% of women reported family support in pursuing a career-driven lifestyle. Companies also admitted the difficulty of 21st century women in maintaining a work-life balance: an astonishing 64% of corporate recruiters agreed that family constraints held women back in their careers.
Men and boys are bigger risk takers. While women lead in decision-making and interpersonal/communication skills, the study has shown that men have a bigger entrepreneurial and risk-taking spirit. As bigger risk-takers, men may also find more opportunities to advance in their careers, while women have shown to play it safer and more practically.
How can families and schools empower girls to succeed beyond schooling? Hillary Clinton, a global political leader, has had much to say about empowering women and girls and offers some sage advice. Check out some favorite Hillary Clinton quotes here.
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38 Days, 38 Sports: Men's Basketball
As a countdown to the start of the 2013-14 athletic schedule, GoPrincetonTigers.com will take a look at each of Princeton's 38 sports. A new post will be added each day Monday through Friday until the first Princeton athletic events on Aug. 31.
|Princeton Men's Basketball: Five Numbers to Know
|First year as a varsity sport
|Ivy League titles
|NCAA tournament appearances
|Ivy League Players of the Year
|Seasons of basketball at Jadwin Gym
|Head Coach
Mitch Henderson
|Senior to Watch
T.J. Bray
|Top Freshman in 2012-13
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|Ten Princeton Men's Basketball Facts
• The leading scorer in Princeton history is Bill Bradley '65, who scored 2,503 points in three seasons before the era of freshman eligibility. He went on to win two NBA titles with the New York Knicks and serve three terms in the U.S. Senate from New Jersey. He was also an Olympic gold medalist in with Team USA in 1964.
• Princeton's 26 Ivy League titles are more than any other team in the league, as are its 24 NCAA Tournament appearances.
• Two members of the Princeton head coaching staff, Mitch Henderson '98 and Brian Earl '99 were part of two NCAA Tournament victories in 1996 and 1998.
• Every Ivy League playoff, which serves to award the league's NCAA bid, has involved Princeton, including the thrilling finish in 2011 won with a buzzer-beating shot by Douglas Davis '12.
• The second-leading scorer in program history has changed twice in less than two years, with Douglas Davis '12 scoring 1,550 points and teammate Ian Hummer '13 surpassing him with 1,625 points.
• Princeton's all-time winningest coach is Pete Carril, who is also the Ivy League's winningest coach. Carril won 514 games at Princeton, leading the team to the NCAA Tournament 13 times.
• Princeton co-leads the nation in alumni as current Division I head coaches, with seven (Craig Robinson '83, Oregon State; Joe Scott '87, Denver; John Thompson III '88, Georgetown; Mike Brennan '94, American; Chris Mooney '94, Richmond; Sydney Johnson '97, Fairfield; Mitch Henderson '98, Princeton).
• For five years, a Princetonian had the record for most points scored in an NCAA Tournament game. Bill Bradley's 58 points in the 1965 NCAA third-place game are still the second-most behind the 61 from Austin Carr of Notre Dame in 1970.
• In service since 1969, Jadwin Gym will host its 46th season of basketball in 2013-14. Princeton has a record of 407-114 in Jadwin.
• Princeton has an Ivy League record of 51-19 over the last five seasons, finishing in the top three in the Ivy League in each of those five years.
July 10 - Baseball
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July 12 - Football
July 15 - Women's Tennis
July 16 - Men's Heavyweight Crew
July 17 - Women's Basketball
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July 22 - Men's Lacrosse
July 23 - Women's Squash
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Unit 3: Plagiarism, Quoting, and Paraphrasing
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Unit 6: Thesis Statements, Introductions, and Conclusions
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Unit 9: Revision and Reference
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Do you happen to be searching for a way to supplement your income working from home like the other 175 thousand searchers that are online each day? Home businesses or income replacement programs seem to be the in thing nowadays more so because of the occurrence of cutbacks, downsizing, closures and other incidences that are affecting employment. People seem to have been cowered or motivated to use the internet to search for the financial security that is offered by low-cost start-up businesses. At the very least they are hoping to find a way to supplement their current income.
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Go through the points listed below and enlighten yourself about the thousands of individuals from all corners of the globe who have turned to the process of direct marketing in order to increase their income. The Direct Selling Association reports that there are over 200,000 new distributors within the United States in addition to over half a million in the rest of the world.
The United States Department of Labor has reported that by the year 2025, more than a third of the workforce is bound to be based in homes. Discover the reasons why an increasing number of individuals are looking at direct marketing as an efficient way to supplement income via passive income methods.
Let us now shift focus to the ten main reasons why 'NOT' working from home is as dangerous as playing Russian roulette.
10. Robert Kiyosaki put it best when he said "the methods of carrying out business have changed drastically". Good education these days does not guarantee a stable full time job. The average employee will shift jobs approximately seven times throughout their career.
9. Stock Market activity has greatly slumped and unless one has some secret stash, it may take a period of more than five years for it to bounce back.
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6. It is hardly the case that close to a million individuals could be crazy. This large number of individuals is on the internet seeking home enterprise opportunities…(so are you!).
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Two missing girls that ran away after a sleepover were found this week in San Bernardino, alive and well. Police officials have confirmed that 12-year-old Raylynn Bolt and 14-year-old Diana Tourdot were discovered only 15 miles from Tourdot's Riverside, California, home. The Inquisitr reports this Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014, that the girls vanished Saturday night in the middle of their sleepover; it was suspected that the two friends had run away together for unknown reasons.
The missing girls who disappeared at a sleepover were found late on Monday night. Law enforcement authorities brought the runaway teens to light after a massive search ensued for the pair, quickly making national headlines. A number of search rescue teams, complete with sharp-smelling bloodhounds, helped family and friends search for the friends since this Sunday. It was 14-year-old Diana Tourdot's mother who first learned that the girls were missing from her home when she checked on them that morning.
"Police concluded that the two girls had likely run away from the Tourdot's home, but did not rule out other possibilities. According to a Fox News report, Raylynn's grandmother Sandy Brown, who dropped her off at the Tourdot home on Saturday night, described the girl as "happy-go-lucky," claiming that she is a straight-A student who regularly helps around the house. Diana's parents likewise said that their daughter gets along well and regularly participates in family activities."
After their Sunday and Monday searches proved unsuccessful, police reached out to the public in the hopes of finding the two missing girls. Several witnesses came forward yesterday, saying that they saw the pair at a local plaza in California before running off.
Raylynn's brother, Jeremy, released a public statement pleading with his sister and her friend to come home. He said that they weren't in trouble, and no matter what reason it was that encouraged them to run away together in the first place, they could come back home to feel safe and loved.
"You guys can come home. You guys are OK. I mean, you know, if you guys maybe ran away or something or, you know, went to some guy's house, everything's fine. We've all done it. We've all been 12, 13, 14."
According to the press release on the "missing girls sleepover found" headline, both Diana and Raylynn were discovered alive and well a full 15 miles away late on Monday in San Bernardino. The two friends weren't said to be found together, but the discovery of one runaway soon led to the locating of the other. They were less than three blocks away from each other.
"We came across one, and talking to her and piecing it together, she led us to the other one," noted one official.
The reason for the two missing girls traveling to San Bernardino (as well as their means of getting there) and being found within city limits has not been disclosed yet.


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text: GoldenBearSports.com No. 8 Cal Tops SCU, 4-0, in ITA Kick-Off Weekend Bears Will Play No. 43 Washington at 1 p.m. on Saturday By Cal Athletics on Fri, January 24, 2014 Related Links Follow Cal on Twitter Amanda Augustus Interview Follow Cal on Instagram Like Cal on Facebook BERKELEY – Lynn Chi's singles win clinched eighth-ranked California's 4-0 victory over No. 66 Santa Clara on the first day of the ITA Kick-Off Weekend on Friday at the Hellman Tennis Complex. The Golden Bears, playing in their first dual match of the season, will play No. 43 Washington on Saturday at 1 p.m. for the right to advance to the ITA National Women's Team Indoor Championships. The Huskies beat No. 50 UNLV in a tight, 4-3, match on Friday afternoon. Cal (1-0) and UW (3-0) will play in the 1 p.m. championship match on Saturday at Hellman, after UNLV (0-1) takes on Santa Clara (0-1) at 10 a.m. in a consolation match. On Friday, the team of senior Anett Schutting and freshman Maegan Manasse clinched the doubles point for Cal, as the duo beat Katie Le and Daniella Silva, 6-0, on court one. Earlier, Chi paired with fellow sophomore Klara Fabikova to defeat the Broncos' Nikki Wolny and Stephanie Skaras, 6-1, on court three. In singles, Cal went ahead 2-0 when Fabikova made quick work of Skaras, 6-1, 6-0, on court five. The 31st-ranked Manasse followed with a 6-0, 6-2 win over Delphine Rouvillois on court four to give Cal a 3-0 lead. On court three, the 95th-ranked Chi wrapped up the match when she dispatched Silva, 6-1, 7-6(2). "We're excited to get our first team dual match under our belt," Cal head coach Amanda Augustus said. "Happy to see us get the first win of the season for the Bears." The teams are playing in an experimental format in the ITA Kick-Off Weekend. They play all sets in singles and doubles to six games, with regular scoring and tiebreakers at 6-all. However, when a singles match splits sets, a match tiebreaker is played in lieu of a third set. All the matches are played under the "clinch-clinch" format and with no warm-up against opponents. The format can speed up a match, as shown by the Cal/Santa Clara contest, which took just a little over two hours to complete. "It was a little on the shorter side of what a typical college match would be," Augustus said. "It was the first day of this experiment. We have a second day of it tomorrow, and we'll see how it goes." The UW/UNLV match went roughly four and a half hours, as the teams played all nine of their matches. The Huskies finally clinched its victory in singles when Grace Ysidora held off the Rebels' Aleksandra Josifoska, 7-6(11), 2-6, 7-6(10), on court two, to set up tomorrow's battle between the two Pac-12 schools. During the 2013 regular season, Cal beat Washington, 7-0, in Berkeley. ITA Kick-Off Weekend Jan. 24 in Berkeley, Calif. Hellman Tennis Complex No. 8 Cal (1-0) def. No. 66 Santa Clara (0-1), 4-0 Doubles 1: Maegan Manasse/Anett Schutting (Cal) def. Katie Le/Daniella Silva (SCU) – 6-0 2: No. 48 Denise Starr/Zsofi Susanyi (Cal) vs. Chelby Cooke/Delphine Rouvillois (SCU) - Abandoned 3: Lynn Chi/Klara Fabikova (Cal) def. Nikki Wolny/Stephanie Skaras (SCU) - 6-1 Cal captures the doubles point. Order of Finish: 3, 1. Singles 1: No. 26 Anett Schutting (Cal) vs. No. 35 Katie Le (SCU) - Abandoned 2: No. 15 Denise Starr (Cal) vs. Chelby Cooke (SCU) - Abandoned 3: No. 95 Lynn Chi (Cal) def. Daniella Silva (SCU) - 6-1, 7-6(7-2) 4: No. 31 Maegan Manasse (Cal) def. Delphine Rouvillois (SCU) - 6-0, 6-2 5: Klara Fabikova (Cal) def. Stephanie Skaras (SCU) – 6-1, 6-0 6: Alice Duranteau (Cal) vs. Nikki Wolny (SCU) - Abandoned Order of Finish: 5, 4, 3. No. 43 Washington (3-0) def. No. 50 UNLV (0-1), 4-3 Doubles 1: Lucia Batta/Santa Shumilina (UNLV) def. Elianne Douglas-Miron/Riko Shimizu (UW) – 7-6(5) 2: Natali Coronel/Grace Ysidora (UW) def. Anett Ferenczi-Bako/Artiga (UNLV) – 6-1 3: Iren Kotseva/Aleksandra Josifoska (UNLV) def. Andjela Nemcevic/Julija Lukac (UW) – 7-6(2) UNLV captured the doubles point. Order of Finish: 2, 3, 1. Singles 1: Lucia Batta (UNLV) def. Elianne Douglas-Miron (UW) – 7-6(2), 6-4 2: Grace Ysidora (UW) def. Aleksandra Josifoska (UNLV) – 7-6(11), 2-6, 12-10 3: Julija Lukac (UW) def. Anett Ferenczi-Bako (UNLV) – 6-0, 6-2 4: Santa Shumilina (UNLV) def. Andjela Nemcevic (UW) – 3-6, 6-3, 10-6 5: Riko Shimizu (UW) def. Iren Kotseva (UNLV) – 6-2, 6-4 6: Natalie Allen (UW) def. Paola Artiga (UNLV) – 6-2, 6-4 Order of Finish: 3, 5, 1, 6, 4, 2. RECOMMENDED STORIES < Three Bears Named ITA All-Americans Sister Act Seniors Claim Pac-12 All-Academic Honors > OFFICIAL ONLINE STORE < Men's Nike Gray Cal Bears Team Stripe T-Shirt $25.95 Buy Now > Cal Bears Nike Navy Blue Medium Training Duffle Bag $60.00 Buy Now > > Left Promo SHOP NOW > Right Promo MORE INFO > Bears On Pac-12 Networks Full TV Schedule Get Pac-12 Networks


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The new trailer for Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey", the first in a trilogy, has arrived. There's an epic yet still lighthearted fantasy tone and glimpses of both familiar characters and new ones played by some familiar faces from British television.
"Spooks" star Richard Armitage as Thorin and former "Doctor Who" Sylvester McCoy as Radagast the Brown get some nice moments alongside returning champs like Ian McKellen, Hugo Weaving and Andy Serkis' Gollum of course.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Dancing with the Stars 2013 results tonight were dominated by Zendaya Coleman. With two perfect DWTS scores this evening, Zendaya proved that she wants to be the front runner on the Dancing with the Stars 2013 this season. But can she hold off Alexandra Raisman and Mark Ballas who also impressed news tonight? When Dancing with the Stars results for April 23, 2013 are announced tomorrow, fans will be asking who got eliminated on DWTS. But they can be confident that Zendaya Coleman and Alexandra Raisman aren't heading home, anytime soon.
Alexandra Raisman impressed the judges with a foxtrot tonight. She earned a twenty-seven for her routine with Ballas. Len called the "performance level" as "great". Bruno said that the "frame" let him "down a bit". But Carrie Ann said that Raisman is near perfection. It showed in her scores.
The big showstopper in early results tonight was Zendaya and Val Chmerkovskiy on the Cha Cha Cha. They picked up a twenty-nine. Len said it epitomized "great dancing". Bruno told her she was superb. And Carrie Ann said she felt sorry "for everyone who has to come after you."
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Who could be in jeopardy tomorrow? Sean and Andy struggled tonight in early results Sean picked up a twenty-one on the samba while Andy earned a mere eighteen on the same dance. Bruno called it a "shamble of a samba". Carrie Ann said she wasn't sure what he was doing. But Len said it was fun to watch, whatever it was.
Sean was told by Carrie Ann, however, that he is not listening to the music. Len said that pacing is wrong and the hip action was off. Bruno, meantime, said that Sean was poor but joked that Sean could cut it as a male dancer.
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In other early results, Ingo Rademacher and Kym Johnson picked up a twenty-four the tango. Len exclaimed "Bingo Ingo". Carrie Ann said that she had improved greatly. And Bruno said that the routine was great with the exception of some foot faults.


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California's "fire seasons" have become a major concern and many believe that climate change is a factor. While the general consensus among scientists is that the climate is changing, leading to a drastic disruption in weather patterns, one famous conservative has a different take on the issue.
Hollywood or "famous people" in the entertainment industry often get labeled as liberals right out of the gate, but that's not always the case. Taking to his Twitter feed, the host of ABC's Wheel of Fortune, Pat Sajak decided to go on a mini Twitter sized rant against climate change, stated that people who believe in global warming are "Unpatriotic Racists."
"Pat Sajak -@patsajak
I now believe global warming alarmists are unpatriotic racists knowingly misleading for their own ends. Good night.
10:38 PM - 19 May 2014"
Nearly 97 percent of scientists believe that climate change is not only happening, but that humans are contributing in a negative way. Conservatives seem to deny science at every turn, or at least when anti-science lobbyists throw money in their direction. Pat Sajek, like Rep. Marco Rubio (R-FL) earlier this week, want Americans to trust their word over that of trusted scientists who specialize in the field.
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since I updated my Android SDK today I get some strange Lint errors in my project. The activity contains amongst others a textview. Everything works fine, but if I want to change the text size of the view within the code with .setTextSize(float size), I get in other lines (and also other independent methods) errors that a call requires a certain API level. But that are calls like string.isEmpty(), which is available since API level 1. What am I missing? And I know, I can set the text size also in the xml-file, but I want to change it during runtime.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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Lambda GT10 is a genetically engineered version of the wild type lambda virus. It has been changed in two important ways in order to make it more useful for molecular biological manipulations. First, a large piece of unnecessary DNA (the "stuffer" fragment) was removed. This creates room in the genome to clone a piece of foreign DNA (an insert) into the virus, which will then be replicated along with the viral genome. This means that we can use lambda GT10 to amplify a cloned piece of DNA and make many copies of it. Second, lambda GT10 has been modified to only use the lytic cycle when it is grown in an appropriate host. For this reason, when you grow the phage on a lawn of the appropriate strain of E. coli, the phage will lyse the bacteria and you will see a clear spot on the cloudy film of E. coli. A typical petri dish would look like this:
This experiment is performed by adding phage to E. coli and then plating the E. coli by a pour plating technique (using soft LB media agar). Since the E. coli grow faster than the lambda GT10 can lyse them, a lawn of bacteria will grow first, creating a turbid film on top of the agar. Then the lambda GT10 begin to lyse E. coli and the turbidity is cleared. The result is clear spots (plaques) on a turbid background of E. coli. Each of these plaques represents a single lambda GT10 phage that infected a single E. coli when the lambda GT10 was originally added to the E. coli. By counting the number of plaques we can calculate how many phage were added to the E. coli before plating them out.
Phage are usually stored at a very high concentration. An accurate determination of the number of phage/ml in the stock (the titre of the stock) is important to its further use. In order to determine the titre, we need to dilute this phage stock. If there are too many phage on a plate, the plaques will overlap and you won't be able to count them accurately. To get an accurate determination of the titre we need to do serial dilutions of the stock. These are a series of one hundred fold dilutions:
In this figure, 10 ul of the stock solution is diluted 100 fold by putting it into 0.990 ml of SM buffer. Since this is a 100 fold dilution, the new solution is labeled 10-2 (i.e., its concentration is 1/100th that of the original stock). 10 ul of this new solution is then diluted to 1.000 ml, and this is labeled 10-4. 10 ul of this solution is again diluted 100 fold, and the final solution is labeled 10-6.
Note that the second and third dilutions are made from the first dilution. This means that any mistakes made in the first dilution will be magnified in subsequent dilutions. For this reason, careful pipeting is crucial to obtaining accurate results.
After diluting the stock in SM buffer, a sample of the one of the dilutions is incubated with E. coli. Soft agar at 45oC is then added and the mixture is plated out on LB agar plates. The next day you can calculate the number of phage in the original stock by counting the number of plaques on the plate and multiplying this number by the dilution used to make the plate.
An Example:
The following is an example of how this experiment will look:
You are give a sample of phage in SM media and you assume that the concentration of phage is somewhere between 106 and 108 phage per ml. You do serial dilutions of the phage stock as in Figure 2. Then you add 10 ul of the 10-4 dilution to 0.990 ml of E. coli and plate this out (total dilution of this sample is 10-4 X the final 100 fold dilution = 10-6). Then add 100 ul of the 10-6 dilution in 0.900 ml E coli and plate this out (total dilution is 10-6 X the final 10 fold dilution = 10-7). Finally, add 10 ul of the 10-6 dilution to 0.990 ml E. coli and plate this out (total dilution is 10-6 X the final 100 fold dilution = 10-8). The next day you check the plates for growth of plaques. The 10-6 plate has too many plaques to count. The 10-7 plate has 21 plaques. The 10-8 plate has 3 plaques. From this you conclude that the original phage stock had about 21 X 107 phage/ml, or 2 X 108 phage/ml.
Day one: During the lab period
1. You will be given a 20 ul sample of phage of unknown titre. Put your initials on the tube. Take three 1.5 ml eppendorf tubes and carefully dispense 0.990 ml of SM media in each under sterile conditions (i.e., with a bunson burner). Label the tubes 10-2, 10-4 and 10-6 and put your initials on each tube. Do serial dilutions of the phage as in Figure 2. Pipet very carefully and accurately. Small errors in pipetting will be magnified through each step of the dilution. Mix the solutions well between pipeting. l Lambda GT10 will die if frozen or kept at room temperature for extended periods. Keep them away from your flame.
2. Dispense the E. coli solution that you have been given into three tubes. (Before you come to lab, an overnight culture of E. coli will have been spun down in a centrifuge and resuspended in 40% of its original volume with SM medium.) Put 0.990 ml E. coli in one culture tube and 0.900 ml E. coli in two culture tubes.
4. Incubate the E. coli/phage mixtures at 37oC for 20 min. to allow the phage to adsorb to the E. coli.
5. While these are incubating, dispense 3.0 ml of 45oC LB top agar into each of three tubes and place them at 45oC. Label three LB agar plates 10-5, 10-6, 10-7.
6. Pour three ml of top agar into the 10-5 tube, mix quickly by inverting with parafilm, and rapidly pour it onto the 10-5 plate. Repeat for the 10-6 and 10-7 plates.
7. Allow the plates to sit flat on the bench until they solidify and then place them upside down at 37oC overnight. Store the tubes of phage (original stock and 10-2 dilution) in the refrigerator.
Day 2:
The next day before 4:00 P.M.
Count the number of plaques on each plate and calculate the titre of the original stock solution. Put these results into your lab report. Be sure to come in and check your results. The plates will be discarded by day 3.
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Looking for a more romantic evening than playing World of Warcraft with your sweetie? This Valentine's Day, three Seattle shows will wow your favorite geek.
If Friday is already booked for the storming of the castle or construction of a backyard rocket, you could always slip a pair of tickets for a future date into a box of chocolates or a six-pack of beer.
Monty Python's Spamalot
5th Avenue Theatre
Now through March 2
A stellar cast of local theater luminaries nail this "lovingly ripped off" tribute to Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the movie that all true gamers can quote ad infinitum. Now the Knights go "ni," Enchanter Tim flies, the rabbits are killer, and everyone sings. Whether it's King Arthur (Allen Fitzpatrick) learning to look on the bright side of life or the Lady of the Lake (Laura Griffith) and Sir Dennis Galahad (Louis Hobson) skewering big musicals with a "song that goes like this," there's many an Eric Idle moment in this show crafted by one of the original Monty Python gang.
Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus
Book-It Repertory Theatre
Now through March 9
For your horror or steampunk aficionado, the first true science fiction story uses electricity and dead body parts to shock its audience. Mary Shelley's haunted weekend with Percy Bysshe Shelley and Lord Byron spawned this tale of an obsessed young scientist and his monstrous creation. Expect theatrical gore, brief nudity, and a true debate on who really is the monster in this adaptation from director David Quicksall.
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Washington Ensemble Theatre
Through Feb. 24
As a couple, do you spend all your time together online? In a regional premiere of Michael Mitnick's play, one of Seattle's edgiest theaters mixes live action with video to create a "sci-fi love story for high-tech dreamers." The Ensemble is celebrating ten years of serving up decidedly different and budget-friendly theater in their tiny space on Capitol Hill, so discover what all the excitement is about.
For tickets and times, click the theater's name to visit their websites.


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I'm not entirely sure how to approach this review of the Lyrix SoundGlow Bluetooth candle speaker. Is it for romantics? In that case, I'm late for Valentine's Day, and have never been much of a romantic anyway. Is it for people who want a nightlight that can also play music? In that case, I'd rather get a light that doesn't flicker and can stay lit for more than six hours on a charge. Is it for music fans who want some ambient light to go along with their songs? In that case, you'll also want a better speaker system.
So, I guess I'm also not entirely sure at whom the SoundGlow is aimed. But I've been using it for a while now, and can at least help you determine if it's aimed at you.
The Soundglow is about 4-1/2″ tall by 4-1/4″ in diameter. The shell is split between a colored bottom (available in purple, light blue, a minty green and tan…the latter color looking more like the pewter shade shown above) and a white top that disperses the LED light at its center. The light itself is a yellowish-orange that's pretty faithful to the color of a candle flame, and is surrounded by a mono 3W speaker that features a sealed chamber, passive radiator design with neodymium magnet.
Along half of the base are the full set of controls that provide the SoundGlow's functionality. You've got 1/8″ stereo input for non-Bluetooth devices, the micro-USB charging port (the USB charging cable is included), an on/off switch for the music, an on/off switch for light, and three buttons for track/volume control. It's all pretty easy to use, although the controls can be awkward to reach depending upon your placement of the SoundGlow.
Pairing the Bluetooth speaker is a simple matter of finding and selecting the SoundGlow on your iDevice. Once done, you can use your iDevice to control the music, so you won't have to worry about reaching the controls on the back of the speaker. When fully charged, the SoundGlow provides up to six hours of continuous light and music, according the the website. I never tested it beyond a couple hours at a time.
After a few weeks of use, I didn't find the audio or the candle effect to be all that enchanting. The SoundGlow provides more power than you'd expect from its size, but I wasn't expecting a lot to begin with. You can get much better sound from similarly priced speakers, you just won't get the candle effect with them. Unfortunately, you may not want it. The LED light flickers to simulate a candle flame, but the flickering is too harsh. It looks more like a light that's shorting out than a candle gently shimmering in the breeze. If the SoundGlow is completely out of your line of sight, that's fine; otherwise, it can be distracting.
There is one use I found for the SoundGlow that almost made it worth recommending. If I used it to play white noise from NatureSpace app while I rested near it with my eyes shut, I found it created a very relaxing atmosphere. That's a pretty specific use, however, that many of you will have no desire to replicate.
The SoundGlow could be more fun if it was a bit smarter. If you could use an app to control the speed or intensity of the flickering, or even adjust the LED color, it would be easier to recommend. As it stands right now, I think you're better off getting a better speaker system and a candle that doesn't need to be recharged.
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I'd like to use m0n0wall inside a (VirtualBox) VM to play about with and see what it can do. Ultimately the goal is to have a number of virtual machines connected to a internal virtual network which goes through to the m0n0wall VM, and then the m0n0wall box connected to the internet through NAT or a bridged addaptor on my host machine. I can find out how to set the LAN and WAN addresses, but this seems to be only for using m0n0wall as a router intead of attached to another router.
Let's see if I can diagram this:
[Virtual Machine]->->-Internal (VM Only) Network ->->-[m0n0wall VM]->->-Bridged/NAT Addaptor->->-["real" router]->->-Internet.
Can anybody suggest how I should do this or am I thinking m0n0wall isn't meant to be used like this?


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Nine-year-old Don Filey lived next door to the Portland-Outhwaite Recreation Center in Cleveland's Central neighborhood. After school, he'd walk there to shoot marbles with friends. When the annual Cleveland Press marbles tournament came to the rec center May 18, 1949, he joined in. A Press photographer caught him knuckling down — touching the asphalt with one knuckle to shoot. His younger brother, Robert, wearing suspenders, crouched on one knee behind him, and his cousin, Gerald Jones, wearing a dark newsboy cap, watched over his shoulder. "Cleaning out the pot was a cinch for Don Filey," the Press' photo caption read the next day. He skillfully knocked the other boys' marbles out of the ring.
Walter Filey, another of Don's five brothers, remembers him as a quiet, studious boy. Don graduated from Kent State University, was married briefly and had a daughter. He moved to Silver Spring, Md., and worked as a data processor for IBM before he died of renal failure at age 40.
The rec center where the Filey boys played, renamed the Lonnie Burten Recreation Center, stands today. Though the clash of colliding marbles no longer resounds across playgrounds, "mibs" (as it was called in the '40s) isn't a lost sport. The 91st National Marbles Tournament takes place in Wildwood, N.J., this June.
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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" or so said George Santayana, the famous poet and novelist.
History is important for all and it's important to learn from the past. History helps us not only learn from the past, but gives us more knowledge to form opinions about the present and the future.
Here are some important and/or interesting footnotes on this date in history, January 23.
U.S. Presidential History:
1907 - Charles Curtis, of Kansas, began serving in the United States Senate. He was the first American Indian to become a U.S. Senator. He resigned in March of 1929 to become U.S. President Herbert Hoover's Vice President.
1973 - U.S. President Nixon announced that an accord had been reached to end the Vietnam War. Over 58,000 Americans died in the war. Click here for the transcript from the New York Times.
Other Historical Events:
638 - Start of Islamic calendar.
1368 - In a coronation ceremony, Zhu Yuanzhang ascends to the throne of China as the Hongwu Emperor, initiating Ming Dynasty rule over China that would last for three centuries.
1556 - The deadliest earthquake on record killed 830,000 in Shansi, China.
1789 - Georgetown University established in what is now Washington, DC.
1855 - The first bridge over the Mississippi River opens in what is now Minneapolis, Minnesota, a crossing made today by the Father Louis Hennepin Bridge.
1932 - El Salvador army kills 4,000 protesting farmers.
1964 - The 24th Amendment to the Constitution, barring poll taxes, was ratified.
1968 - North Korea seized the U.S. Navy ship Pueblo (the crew was released 11 months later.)
1984 - Hulk Hogan defeats Iron Sheik to become WWF champion.
1991 - "Seinfeld" debuts on NBC-TV.
2002 - Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was kidnapped by the National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty.
2005 - Former "Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson died at age 79.
2013 - US armed forces overturns 1994 ban on women serving in combat.
- Learn more about "This Day in History" from the following sources.
The Learning Network via The New York Times.


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All applicants must send the materials requested in the Application Checklist in full. Click here for the 2015-16 Grant Application Packet and Checklist.The deadline to apply is Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. Applications must be postmarked or hand-delivered by this date. NO EXCEPTIONS! Hand-delivered applications must be received by the SAP Center receptionist by 5:00 p.m. Applications will not be accepted via fax or email.
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I'm trying to create a shell script that runs through a bunch of SQL scripts.
I've these files:
$ ls upgrade/ 01-foo.sql 02-bar.sql 02-baz.sql 03-foo1.sql 04-buz.sql
And I've got the version of the current db, e.g.
How can I now easily loop through and glob the files with a prefix greater than my $DB_VERSION, and run them in order ?
i.e. I'd like to do
for f in ???? ; do mysql < $f done
and, with DB_VERSION=02, run the
03-foo1.sql and
04-buz.sql , in that order.


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Fall 2015
All of the sessions can be viewed here: https://www.csbsju.edu/peace-studies/conferences/fall-2015-28th-annual-peace-studies-conference
Resources on Campus Restorative Justice Programs (link provided here)
Past Conferences
Lighting the Darkness: Exploring Alternatives to Violence
September 17, 2014
Acting on Faith: Nonviolence and the Struggle for Interracial Justice, Then and Now
October 14, 2013
Fall 2012
Challenges Facing Africans Today
September 17, 2012
Fall 2011
Toward a More Sociable World: The Struggle Against the Death Penalty and the Legitimation of Violence
September 19, 2011
Fall 2010
Justice, Peace, and Environmental Sustainability
September 27-27, 2010
Fall 2009
Have we Overcome? Race and Racism in the Age of Obama
September 28, 2009
Fall 2008
Educating for Peace and Justice: From Minneapolis-St. Paul to Johannesburg.
September 22, 2008
Fall 2007
A Conference Exploring the Connections Between Peace and the Fine Arts.
September 17, 2007
Fall 2006
Islam and Peace: Exploring peace, war, nonviolence, and peacebuilding in the Islamic tradition.
September 18, 2006
Fall 2005
Against Forgetting: The Legacy of the Vietnam War for People and Politics
September 26, 2005
Fall 2004
The Peaceful Sex? Women and Peace in the 21st Century
September 20, 2004
Fall 2003
A Call to Build Peace and Justice
September 29, 2003
January 2003
Through the Eyes of a Child: War, Peace, and Reconciliation
January 21, 2003
Fall 2001
Democracy, Development and Human Rights in Kenya
September 24, 2001
Fall 2000
Healing Hands: Medicine and the Quest for Peace and Justice
September 24, 2000
Fall 1999
Nowhere Else to Go: Local, Regional, and Global Dimensions of Homelessness
October 19, 1999
Fall 1998
"Media and Violence" - Dr. Joanne Cantor and Mr. Colman McCarthy
October 5, 1998
Fall 1997
"Crime and Punishment: Retribution or Redemption" Mr. Kenneth Schoen and Dr. Donald Cabana
October 6, 1997
Fall 1996
"From Rage to Renewal: Seeking Urban Peace" Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin and Fr. Gregory Boyle
October 7, 1996
Fall 1995
"United Nations: The Past and Future" Dr. Hrach Gregorian
September 25, 1995
Fall 1994
"Africa" Professor Ron Walters and Mahmoud El-Kati
October 17, 1994
Fall 1993
"Women and Development" V. Spike Peterson and Vanessa Castro
September 27, 1993
Fall 1992
"Order and Disorder: Implications for Violence and Nonviolence" Dr. Richard Falk
September 28, 1992
Spring 1992
"Environmental Dimensions of the Arms Race and Disarmament" Mr. Michael Renner
April 4, 1992


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SATSUMA, Ala. (AP) -- Authorities searching for a person believed to have drowned in a south Alabama creek say they've found a body in the waterway.
Satsuma Police Chief Chris Mclean tells WKRG-TV that the body of a person in his mid-30s was found around 9:30 p.m. Sunday in Gunnison Creek in Satsuma. His name wasn't immediately released.
McLean tells WALA-TV that six friends who had been on Gravine Island were returning on their boat. He said the man jumped into the water Sunday night and never resurfaced.
Gunnison Creek flows south from Creola into Bayou Sara and the Mobile River.
Coast Guard officials say a helicopter was dispatched to the scene to assist with recovery efforts.


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The search is on for the Flash's love interest, this according to Spoiler TV on Monday, January 6. With production hard at work, casting rumors for the upcoming pilot for "The Flash" have leaked online.
"As smart as she is beautiful," is one of the descriptions in the role production is seeking. The source says that production is looking to cast a young African American female between the age of 22 and 28. Spoiler TV goes on to say that, Iris is in grad school studying psychology. She's also Barry's mile a minute, fast-talking, quick-witted best friend. Her father, Detective West, took in Barry when his mother was murdered, and his father was wrongly accused and imprisoned for her murder. In a tough childhood for Barry, she was the one "not tough" thing. She's unaware of Barry's strong feelings for her."
Two actresses that are rumored to being considered are newcomer Christine Shepherd and Tessa Thompson. Production is expected to make a decision and announcement early February.
As for the role of Detective West, the only one in talks for the role is Ernie Hudson. Casting is looking for a male in his late 40s - early 50s, African American. The character is described as, "A soulful, funny, caring father to Iris, and a surrogate father to Barry." If you can't wait to find out what happens next, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to catch the latest spoilers on your newsfeed!


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Cosmos Business Hotel
- Location:
- Address: No.168 Dongzhong Avenue
- Tel: 0769-23030888 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 环球商务酒店
- Lowest Price: $43
Open in 2006, Cosmos Business Hotel, Dongguan is built as the standard of 4-star economical hotel. It is the second super luxury economical hotel, together with guestrooms, well-being and Western-style food, which is invested by Cosmos East Holding Company.
Cosmos Business Hotel offers 150 comfortable and bright guest rooms, including standard single, standard twin, superior Double, deluxe double, superior suite, executive suite. All rooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access, international and domestic direct dial, satellite TV, safety deposit boxes, mini bars, business desks, wardrobes, luxurious bathtubs, and independent bathrooms. The restaurant serves authentic Western dishes and the multifunctional conference room is ideal for events and business meetings. Some other facilities and services provided by this Hotel consist of laundry cleaning service, car parking, currency exchange, meeting suite, business center and ticket service.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
Hotel Amenities
|Hotel Services
|Car rentals, Laundry service, Child care, Room service, Currency Exchange, Wake Up Call, Parking Service, 24hr Reception, Permanent English-speaking staff, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Fax Service
|Room Amenities
|Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Color Television, Cable/satellite TV, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Iron and ironing board, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Internet access, Free for Internet
Hotel Amenities: Parking, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Suitable for wheelchairs, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector, Bowling
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, Lounge Bar
Print the Taxi Directions
- Please drive me to Cosmos Business Hotel, thank you!
- 请送我到环球商务酒店,谢谢
- Address: No.168 Dongzhong Avenue
- 地址: 东莞 莞城 东纵大道168号
- Tel: 0769-23030888
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