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How do I find what network card and network I'm using?
Users running Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows users can determine the network card currently installed in their computer by following the steps below.
- Click the Start Button and then click the "Programs" folder.
- Next, click the "Accessories" and then the "System Information" folder.
- Within the System Information window, click the + symbol next to Components.
- Click the "+" next to "Network" and highlight "Adapter", in the right side of the window you should be able to locate complete information about the network card.
Note: Microsoft may install a different, but compatible driver for some network cards. As a result, the network card listed may not actually be the exact manufacturer or model that is installed on your computer.
Other methods of determining the network card type
- Another method of determining the network card in the computer is by physically looking at the network card. Many times the network card will list the manufacturer and part number on the actual card.
- If you are unable to locate a manufacturer or model number of the network card, but can locate an FCC identification number, it is recommended that you perform an FCC search using that number. Additional information about FCC numbers and how to search for information about an FCC number can be found on our FCC dictionary definition page.
Product listing or specifications
If you are trying to list all the specific information about your computer network card, specifying the manufacturer, type, model, and speed of the network card is sufficient. Below is an example of how this may look.
PCI 3COM 3C905B 10/100 Ethernet
Drivers or installation
Replacement or repair
If you are trying to determine the network card because it needs replaced or repaired, it is recommended that the network card be replaced with another network card. If you are replacing an old 10MB network card it is recommended it be replaced with a 10/100 network card.


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Something about this Sugar Flower Dress ($76) just doesn't make sense. How can it be part of a "wedding collection" and cost so little? We usually figure that anything we might be forced to purchase for the ceremonies we're roped into will set us back at least a couple hundred bucks. We'll have to point our nuptially minded friends towards this.
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text: Infotainment and Driver Information Drivers now expect advanced infotainment applications and telematics as standard features on most vehicles. Silicon Labs helps designers build high-performance driver information systems that offer benefits in terms of energy efficiency and advanced user interfaces. Silicon Labs' patented touch and proximity sensor ICs enable intuitive human-machine interface design, including advanced touchless gesture recognition, and fast, responsive touch sensing. Silicon Labs' AM/FM receivers, transmitters and RDS tuners have shipped into more than a billion devices worldwide. Features like multi-path cancellation, programmable soft muting, radio and amplifier coexistence, digital audio processing, touchless tuning, song "tagging," album art and song display, wireless remotes and automated display read out brightness are features Silicon Labs enables without introducing problematic trade-offs or adding unnecessary complexity or cost to the design. Whether you are designing an automotive audio system, a GPS/navigation system, tire pressure monitor, back-up camera or other interactive system, Silicon Labs can help.


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Satellite, Explorer 12, Backup
This is a fully instrumented back-up for the Explorer 12 spacecraft. Explorer 12 was the first in a series of four satellites designed specifically to study the behavior of energetic particles near the Earth. They carried instruments to provide data on the solar wind, the interplanetary field, trapped radiation, and cosmic rays. The octagonal spacecraft carried six experiments contributed by the Goddard Space Flight Center, the NASA Ames Research Center, the University of New Hampshire, and Iowa State University. Power was supplied by four windmill-like solar panels. The satellite was placed into a highly elliptical orbit that ranged from 170 to 50,000 miles on December 6, 1961. It transmitted scientific data during its lifetime of 112 days. The satellite was manufactured at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center where the instruments were integrated and tested.
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Dr. Tania Ivanova-Sullivan of the UNM Dept. of Foreign Language and Literature teaches you some basic Russian phrases just in time for the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
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Creating Dairyland: How Cows Made Wisconsin - Ep. 613
Ed Janus, author of "Creating Dairyland," enables us to understand the things you see in the Wisconsin countryside--and what you can't see. Janus explores the history and the minds of the men and women who are the people of Dairyland.
Cluck: From Jungle Fowl to City Chicks - Ep. 608
Susan Troller, a writer for The Capital Times, shares her book, "Cluck: From Jungle Fowl to City Chicks." Troller tells stories of Wisconsin folk and their experiences raising chickens in their backyards.
Modern Dairy Farming In China - Ep. 592
Pamela Ruegg, a professor in the Department of Dairy Science at UW-Madison, discusses the dairy farm structure, the melamine issue, milk quality and safety, animal welfare and the challenges facing the Chinese dairy industry.
Explorations in Chocolate - Ep. 552
Rich Hartel, a professor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at UW-Madison, examines how food scientists characterize and then tune the properties of melted chocolate to best fit different applications, from enrobing candy bars to forming drops and molding pieces. Delve into how melted chocolate is tempered to ensure it properly turns solid when cooled.
Maple Syrup Education - Ep. 547
Ruth Ann Lee, an educator at the Mackenzie Environmental Education Center in Poynette, WI, discusses Sisibaskwat, or time of the melting snow--better known as maple sugaring time. Lee explains what makes this a successful environmental education program for the Center, which hosts thousands of school kids annually to celebrate spring.
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Cameron Currie discusses symbiosis and how symbiotic associations shape all levels of biological organization.
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Irwin Goldman provides a historical account of the table beet, explaining how this and other root vegetables fits into the discussion of immigration and social justice. In this account, he also touches on the beet's health benefits.
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Elizabeth French discusses the concept of rumen fatty acids in milk and the microbiology of the rumen themselves. She also highlights some new research on these fatty acids.
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Dr. Foltz talks about his recent work in Mali studying agricultural technology innovation and adoption. He presents some recent successes and on-going challenges in increasing agricultural production and food security in West Africa in light of the recent run-up in world food prices.
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The consumption of raw milk has been a controversial issue since pasteurization was first discovered. Passionate devotees actively proclaim multiple health benefits from consuming raw milk. Those charged with ensuring a safe food supply display equal passion and certainty. How will the "Dairy State" navigate through the issue of raw milk consumption?


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With Second Chance, El DeBarge, one of R&B's most distinctive and celebrated voices, returns to the spotlight after more than a decade and a half away. In stores now, the album – which features the work of such legendary producer/songwriters as Babyface and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, alongside tracks by new hitmakers Mike City, the Avila Brothers and Michael Angelo – tells the story of DeBarge's redemption following a period of personal turmoil. Second Chance took on its full meaning when he began recording the title track, which became the first single. The new single "Lay With You" features Faith Evans.
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The District Planning Committee's decision to refuse the planning application for Penland Farm was a welcome
morale boost for the majority of local people – at last the required "Line in the Sand" was drawn.
Let's all hope speculative developers get the message - Mid-Sussex is no longer an easy target for their inappropriate plan-busting proposals. Saved policies in our Local Plan 2004 are not out of date and will, in line with the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), be applied.The Penland Farm application simply proposed the wrong development in the wrong place and thankfully this was recognised by the committee. The identified local housing need in Haywards Heath is for older people and start up families. This need can be most sustainably met by brownfield development within the town boundary as proposed by the draft Neighbourhood Plan. The District Plan and the NPPF supports brownfield first development because it is the most sustainable.The focus of national scale developers is inevitably commercial and it is evident that large-scale greenfield development is for them, the most profitable form. They will continue to target our green infrastructure for their proposals until our District and Neighbourhood Plans are adopted. It is for us, the community, to give support to these local plans.
This will ensure adoption at the earliest opportunity and
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in progress. If we want localism to have real meaning, this
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closed. Supply of housing to meet the properly identified
need of Haywards Heath, the re-generation of our town, infrastructure rebalance and the preservation of productive green fields for future generations demands it.Our legacy should be a town with character and spirit that our children can be proud of – let's all give positive support to OUR community. Town and district councillors showed their support for local people on 3 April, it's now our collective responsibility to return that support – let's get the new plans adopted. Failure is not an option.
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The title star of the Disney Channel series Jessie is set to wed at the end of the show's current season.
The AP announced Wednesday that during a four-episode arc the main character of the series Jessie Prescott (played by Debby Ryan) will accept her new boyfriend's marriage proposal. According to Adam Bonnett, Disney Channel executive vice president of original programming, this will mark the first time a lead character on the channel has become engaged.
During the four shows Jessie will meet, and eventually marry, her new beau Brooks (Pierson Fode). While this marks the first time that attention has been focused on the proposal of a lead character in a Disney Channel series, it is not the first time a series has focused on marriage among its characters. In 2013 on the series Shake It Up the episode 'Future It Up' shows the main cast twenty-two years in the future where series leads Rocky and Cece are both married with children, as is Deuce and Dina who are expecting another child. During the episode the characters Ty and Tinka, who had dated early on in the series, reunite at the school dance in the future and decide to get married.
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The 33rd Fighter Wing is a graduate flying and maintenance training wing for the F-35 Lightning II, organized under Air Education and Training Command. It is an associate unit on Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., an Air Force Materiel Command base. The wing also has geographically separated organizations at Tyndall AFB and Hurlburt Field, Fla.
The mission of the 33rd Fighter Wing is to train world-class F-35 pilots and maintainers, air battle managers and intelligence personnel.
Personnel and Resources
The wing will reach full strength in 2014 with 800 USAF personnel, contributing to a total of 1,500 U.S. military, government civilian and contractor personnel assigned to the F-35 Integrated Training Center. Annual student capacity is planned for 100 pilots and 2,100 maintainers by 2018. The first F-35 aircraft supporting Air Force, Marine, Navy and international partner training arrived in July 2011, and deliveries will continue through 2018, with 59 total aircraft expected.
The 33rd Fighter Wing manages the F-35 ITC, training F-35 pilots and maintainers for the Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy, as well as foreign nations. The wing operates five squadrons aligned under the operations and maintenance groups. In addition to these two groups, the Academic Training Center manages the training systems, support centers, classrooms, simulators, and ground training devices.
33rd Operations Group
The 33rd Operations Group is comprised of the 58th Fighter Squadron, training Air Force pilots with the F-35A Conventional Takeoff and Landing variant; the 337th Air Control Squadron , training U.S. and allied air battle managers at Tyndall AFB; and the 33rd Operations Support Squadron. The group also operates the Air Force Special Operations Forces Intelligence Formal Training Unit at Hurlburt Field, , and will stand up the F-35 IFTU at Eglin AFB in 2014.
The 58th FS "Mighty Gorillas" are authorized to operate 24 assigned F-35A aircraft, planning and executing a training curriculum in support of Air Force and international partner pilot training requirements. The F-35A is a conventional-takeoff-and-landing, low-observable, multi-role fighter aircraft designed with 5th-generation sensors and weapons able to perform air superiority, air interdiction and close air support missions. The F-35A made its maiden flight on December 15, 2006 and first arrived at the ITC July 14, 2011. The Gorillas also possess two Royal Netherland Air Force F-35As that arrived at Eglin AFB July 26, 2013 .
The 337th ACS trains air battle managers for the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve. Additionally, its members provide command and control support for Tyndall's F-22 Raptor training mission and train international officers for tactical command and control operations.
The 33 OSS "Jokers" provide wing-level operational intelligence training, weapons and tactics, aircrew flight equipment, training and scheduling support for the flying squadrons.
33rd Maintenance Group
The mission of the 33rd Maintenance Group is to deliver safe, reliable and on-time aircraft to support F-35 pilot and maintainer training. The group has oversight of all aircraft maintenance, sortie generation, weapons loading operations and logistics integration for the 33rd FW.
The group consists of two squadrons; the 33rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and the 33rd Maintenance Squadron.
The 33rd AMXS "Dragons" provide safe and reliable on-equipment maintenance for 58th Fighter Squadron flying operations with crew chiefs, weapons, and specialist support.
The 33rd MXS "Wizards" provide both on- and off-equipment maintenance and oversight supporting F-35 flying operations for the assigned Air Force, Navy, and Marine flying squadrons. Support is provided by the following flights to ensure continued aircraft availability: accessories (egress, fuels); aerospace ground equipment ; armament; fabrication (low observable, non-destructive inspection, metals tech), and maintenance (wheel and tire).
The Academic Training Center
The Academic Training Center is a government-owned, contractor-operated, state-of-the-art 260,000-square-foot facility that provides all academic and simulation training for F-35 pilots and maintainers. Students receive interactive and self-paced lectures on modern, hands-on computer-based systems. They also hone their skills on a myriad of advanced training devices, such as the Full Mission Simulator, a 360-degree F-35 flight trainer, or the Weapons Load Trainer, in which maintenance students practice hands on maintenance skills on a full-scale mock-up of the F-35 fuselage. The ATC also hosts the training system support Center,the nerve center for all F-35 configuration management and course materials (syllabi, aircraft training devices) for U.S. and partner nations.
Associated Units
The F-35 ITC is home to other collocated units that participate in F-35 training.
Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501, known as VMFAT 501, "Warlords" are authorized to operate 20 assigned F-35B aircraft, planning and executing a training curriculum in support of Marine and international partner training requirements. The F-35B is a short-takeoff/vertical-landing, low-observable, multi-role fighter aircraft designed to provide overwhelming front-line firepower in support of Marine ground forces. The F-35B uses a specially-designed shaft-driven lift fan system to achieve vertical lift and will be able to operate from ship-to-shore and austere battlefield locations. The F-35B made its first flight June 11, 2008 and was received by the ITC Jan. 11, 2012. The first of three United Kingdom F-35Bs arrived July 23, 2012. VMFAT-501 is assigned to Marine Aircraft Group 31, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, S.C.
Strike Fighter Squadron 101, known as VFA 101 , "Grim Reapers" are authorize to operate 15 assigned F-35C aircraft, planning and executing a training curriculum in support of Navy aviator training requirements. The F-35C is a carrier-capable, low-observable, multi-role fighter aircraft designed to provide unmatched airborne power projection from the sea. The F-35C bears structural modifications from the other variants, necessitated by the increased resiliency required for carrier operations. The maiden flight of the F-35C took place June 7, 2010, and the aircraft was first delivered to the F-35 ITC June 22, 2013. VFA-101 is assigned to Commander, Strike Fighter Wing, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Naval Air Station Lemoore, CA.
The 359th Training Squadron, located at Eglin AFB, is assigned to the 82nd Training Wing, Sheppard AFB, Texas. They conduct technical and military training Air Force enlisted initial skills for F-35 crew chiefs, avionics, and armament air force speciality codes at Eglin and non-destructive inspection, aircraft structural maintenance, and low observable AFSCs at NAS Pensacola, Fla. They are also responsible for training all Marine Corps and Navy F-35 maintenance specialties. The squadron manages a joint-use $16.5M dormitory for Airmen, Marine, and Sailor "pipeline" students and is responsible for 133 U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy military and civilian personnel at two GSUs.
Field Training Detachment 19, 372nd Training Squadron, is also assigned to the 82nd Training Wing and provides transition maintenance training to maintainers who are transitioning from other types of aircraft.
The 33rd Fighter Wing, known as the "Nomads" for its constant travel throughout the world, has a long, distinguished history. The unit traces its lineage to the 33rd Pursuit Group, which was activated in January, 1941 at Mitchel Field, New York. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the group defended the mid-Atlantic coast against enemy attack, moving among several sites from Connecticut to Virginia.
Redesignated the 33rd Fighter Group in 1942, the unit was deployed to North Africa as part of Operation TORCH, an Allied attempt to open a second front against the Axis in Europe. On November 10, P-40 Warhawks launched from the decks of the aircraft carriers that transported them across the Atlantic, setting up airfields in Morocco. The Nomads provided close air support and flew bombing and strafing missions against targets throughout the North African campaign. They also flew in the Italian, India-Burmese and Chinese theaters, flying alongside famed units such as the Lafayette Escadrille, the Tuskegee Airmen and the Flying Tigers. The Nomads notched 126.5 aerial victories during World War II, with three pilots confirmed as aces.
Between World War II and the Vietnam conflict, the wing was activated and inactivated a number of times in various locations in Germany, Maryland, New Mexico and Massachusetts, contributing to the occupation of Germany. The organization was inactive during the Korean War.
The 33rd Tactical Fighter Wing was activated at Eglin AFB, Florida on February 9, 1965 during the buildup of military forces in preparation for operations in Vietnam. The wing deployed eight F-4 Phantom II squadrons to various locations in Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam and South Korea. On June 2, 1972, the 58th Fighter Squadron became Tactical Air Command's first unit to down a MiG in Southeast Asia. The wing tallied two MiG kills during the war.
In 1979, the wing converted to the F-15 Eagle, with the last F-4 departing May 25. In October, 1983, the Nomads flew combat air patrols and intercept missions during Operation URGENT FURY in Grenada. The wing also provided air cover over Panama during Operation JUST CAUSE in December, 1989.
In August, 1990, in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, the Nomads deployed 24 F-15s to Saudi Arabia in support of Operation DESERT SHIELD. On January 17, 1991, as Operation DESERT STORM began, the Nomads scored the first aerial victory of the war, finishing the conflict with 16 kills, the most of any allied unit in the conflict.
In May, 1992, the 728th Air Control Squadron was assigned to the wing. Over the next decade, the Nomads would provide mobile radar surveillance and tracking to almost every U.S. military operation, including Operations SOUTHERN WATCH, RESTORE HOPE, SUPPORT SOVEREIGNTY, SUPPORT JUSTICE III & IV, CORONET MACAW, STEADY STATE, DENY FLIGHT, DESERT CALM and ALLIED FORCE.
The Nomads also continued to patrol the skies over Iraq as part of Operations SOUTHERN and NORTHERN WATCH. On June 25, 1996, 12 Nomads gave the ultimate sacrifice during the terrorist bombing of the Khobar Towers complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Nomads provided combat air patrols and aerial surveillance for the U.S. during Operation NOBLE EAGLE, marking the second time in its history the Nomads defended the U.S. homeland following a surprise attack.
In March 7, 2003, the Nomads deployed 12 F-15s to Southwest Asia in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Due to the Iraqi Air Force's refusal to contest the skies, the Nomads returned after only seven weeks in theater.
In 2005, a Department of Defense Base Realignment and Closure Commission directed the divestment of the Nomads' F-15s and established the 33rd FW as the host unit for the tri-service/partner nation F-35 Integrated Training Center. On March 20, 2009, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the new mission , and the wing's final F-15 departed September 8. The first F-35 arrived on July 14, 2011 and formal training for pilots and maintainers began in March 2012.
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"You look at a client, such as Harris Teeter, and they're going to renovate before they build new," said Dave Winston, project manager for Jefferson-based Vannoy Construction. "It sounds cliché, but people are still talking about the economy.


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A Montreal-area woman already dealing with the death of her daughter in a drunk driving accident over three years ago says she has been going through a hellish time trying to get justice.
Mélanie Fluet's 18-year-old daughter Stéphanie was a passenger in a car with friends back in December 2010 when they were hit by a drunk driver. She was seriously injured and taken to hospital where she was expected to survive but her condition worsened. She died a few hours later.
A coroner concluded that Stéphanie's death could have been prevented.
"She didn't die from that accident, according to our expertise, she died from mismanagement of her medical condition," said Fluet's lawyer Jean-Pierre Ménard who is handling the lawsuit.
The coroner cites the misinterpretation of certain tests, missing material and delays in getting critical lab test analyses.
Ménard said his client has been getting the run-around from doctors who are trying to shift the responsibility to Quebec's no-fault insurance.
Adding to all of this, Fluet had to go through the whole legal process involving the drunk driver in the case who has pleaded guilty but still hasn't been sentenced. He has since been re-arrested for drunk driving.
Ménard said his client is frustrated with the whole system, saying it fails to help victims.
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IBM laptop battery, activation procedure, due to various reasons, often in the details of the operation on the error, unconsciously inadvertently hurt your battery. Here we give a detailed analysis of two examples to illustrate the "operational details" of the importance of IBM laptop battery maintenance. Example One: When the laptop AC power at the state, shutdown, unplug the AC plug should be when? Finished off work after a while screen off, then it is easy to think that success has been shut down, then immediately unplug the AC plug readily, Although the screen does not know that off, but the board power indicator (a circle with the Z-appearance of light) is still kindle, laptop in fact still working at this time, that machine needs to supply at this time, if this unplug the AC plug when the notebook from AC power immediately to battery-powered Status status, no reason to use the battery a few seconds, although if this does not take much power, but speed up the battery more quickly fell to the set initial charge capacity value, thereby reducing the battery charge with the cycle, affecting the laptop battery life. No AC plug is pulled back, pulling the night then? When board power indicator light turns off (power indicator still kindle), if not unplug the AC plug, the system's power management program and battery inside the battery management chip interface circuit composed of about 5 seconds will automatically turn "off state of charge", so do not delay after shutdown will be no reason to pull out the AC plug on the power> 96% of the battery for a short time of charging, and hurt your battery. [Battery not fully depleted before (ie electricity from 5 to 100%), not to charge the battery, otherwise it will shorten battery life.
To sum up, the correct action is: in addition to power lights outside the bottom of the screen all the lights off, unplug the AC plug that with (not later than 5 seconds), AC plug from about 5 seconds after the power indicator automatically turn off. According to the analysis, the original AC power supply, the intention is to minimize the use of batteries to extend laptop battery life cycle, and defects due to operational details, "operational details" of the importance of the Thinkpad laptop battery maintenance evident. Example 2: When using the AC power supply, plug the AC adapter AC input and DC output plug (unload) the operational details of the order is luxurious. IBM laptop battery maintenance of the correct method of operation is: first AC adapter DC output plug into the laptop's power jack, then plug into the 220V AC input AC power outlet, and should be removed when the first AC input Unplug and then pull out the DC output plug. If the plug (unloaded), the reversed order, the AC adapter will be at no-load condition, the AC adapter is not allowed at no-load status, because of their work in the pulse state, no-load transformer windings inside the switch will produce very high peak voltage breakdown, such as anti-IC, capacitors and other voltage-sensitive components. Although the current AC adapter has been equipped with its no-load protection circuit inside, but the design should take into account other problems, this protection circuit protection is very limited, therefore when the AC adapter at no-load condition when may be damaged. From the above analysis we can understand, Thinkpad laptop battery maintenance of any details of the operation is so important, does not allow for vague and sloppy, that's bigger, which is what we usually talk about the careful nature of science and technology . To this end, I feel the need to write down some of the previous rules for the operation of the text on the battery to make appropriate changes, finishing for your reference, to draw attention to the details of the operation, but also criticized the corrections and additions please. Laptop battery activation process: following the battery needs to be activated to deal with: 1 has just opened a new battery. 2 for a long time do not use batteries, storage batteries away from the computer at the state, are re-enable this battery. 3. A long time without using a laptop or notebook computer out of storage from battery backup (for more than two or three months), when the battery is re-enabled. Laptop battery for activation of processing methods: Activate the chemicals inside the battery to maximize battery performance through repeated charging and discharging of the battery (fully charged and then fully discharge) three times. The so-called full charge and discharge is: normal battery power so the battery power to 3% (preferably once depleted, can be divided into several times to power, but not interval too long), and then must immediately shut down the battery charge twelve hours. This emphasized the need to immediately charge the battery, because batteries can also be used, if not self-discharge, to 3% when battery power consumption at this time if not in time to charge the battery, the battery self-discharge phenomenon can easily cause over-discharge The damage to the battery, lithium battery discharge is a big taboo.
Activation of the battery charging process, the machine must be turned off at. If the machine at this time to wait, hang-up state, when the charge to 3 to 4 hours after the green power indicator is no longer beating, the machine will automatically stop charging the battery, so can not fully charge the battery. When the discharge to 3% of the electricity, the machine will automatically enter sleep mode immediately, you should restart the machine, the machine starts the process off the bottom left of the screen, click the button, so that the machine shut down. If that's all good grasp of detail and the quality of your battery no problem, you can very well activate the chemicals inside the battery to maximize battery performance, basically a normal battery after each use can charge to 100%. Laptop battery should pay attention to the problem: The battery is a "consumables", battery consumption depends on when you use the battery for the correctness of the operation, the operation mode, operating frequency, ambient temperature, storage time ( of unused batteries) and other factors can affect IBM laptop battery maintenance. 1 notebook battery charge and discharge directly to the laptop battery life, battery charge and discharge is usually only 400 to 600 times, improved product, but 800 times, on one charge the battery on the end to the use of forward step. (When the 85% of electricity to charge the battery, will be recorded and to increase the number of times a single charge.) End, when the battery voltage is greater than the battery management program set in the starting 96% charge, and you currently live place a 220V AC power, AC power should be used to minimize the battery charging to prolong battery life. At this point the battery does not have to move away from the machine, because the boot will not charge more than 96% of the batteries. But even so, if you are using AC power with little long-term use of batteries, it was suggested to remove the battery from the machine to be better, because the long-running laptop heat generated when the battery will cause some damage. It should be noted, in this case once the AC power off, you will not save the data support the absence of cell loss, this was a failure, the user must carefully weigh. 2 When the power is 3 to 5%, it is timely to charge the battery, or battery self-discharge phenomenon will cause over-discharge damage to the battery, charging the machine and may shut down, suspend any other state, can also be through charging . Charge must be a full, otherwise it will damage the battery. This is based on the reduced charge with the cycle to avoid the increased number of charge cycles and reduces the battery life, and not because of "memory feature" issue, lithium batteries do not like the nickel-cadmium batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries have "memory feature" lithium batteries do not have "memory characteristics. " Such as charging the machine at shutdown or hibernation, when the charge to 3 to 4 hours after the green power indicator is no longer beating, the battery has reached 100% at this time, the AC power plug should be removed promptly to prevent overcharge and cause the battery damage the battery. Such as charging the machine at the wait, hang, or through charging state, when the charge to 3 to 4 hours after the green power indicator is no longer beating, the battery will automatically exit charge state. Charging process will be carried out in fast charging, yellow when the power status indicator (Always), filled to a certain value into the Juan thin current slow charge, then the power indicator flashes green color becomes , has been filled with 100%, you turn green (Always) a. Lithium battery charging process is the constant pressure approach, and began charging voltage that will soon stabilize, and the current is getting smaller and smaller. 3 battery is not fully depleted before (ie electricity from 5 to 100%), not to charge the battery, otherwise it will reduce the charge to increase with cycle number of charge cycles and shorten battery life. When the power of 5 to 95% when on battery, so when using the AC power adapter will charge the battery (through charging state). 4 When the power of 96 to 100% or the battery removed from the machine can be switched on using the AC power adapter, AC power adapter, please use the AC power adapter DC output plug into the machine, then the AC power plug into the 220V ~ socket, remove the AC power adapter, unplug the AC power plug should then unplug the machine from the AC power adapter's DC output plug. Otherwise you may damage the equipment. When using the AC power adapter when the AC power plug into the 220V ~ socket, while the power status indicator on the machine yet, gave the first (Note: during about 5 seconds) please press the power button on, off or sleep, in addition to the other outside the green power indicator lights are extinguished all, please unplug from AC 220V ~ power plug (not later than 5 seconds), AC power plug pulled out after about 5 seconds, green power status LED is off, otherwise the battery will overcharge and damage caused by batteries. Turned off due to the AC power adapter is still not remove the state of the system's power management program and battery inside the power management chip interface circuit composed of about 5 seconds will automatically turn "off state of charge", the battery charge. (If necessary, from time to unplug the machine from the AC power adapter's DC output plug and the battery will discharge through the AC power adapter reverse.) Suspended so that if the machine into standby or suspend state, not from 220V ~ Unplug the AC power plug, so when the machines still need power to maintain. (Not recommended for a long time to make the machine into standby or suspend state to care for your machine.) 5. IBM ThinkPad notebook computers in the technical specifications of the relevant information in the marked "battery" is the manufacturers are measured under conditions specific to the target using a laptop in our normal conditions can not be achieved For example: information marked in the technical specifications of the "battery" for 4 hours in normal use, we can only get about 3.5 hours of battery power supply. If you are very far, but still under warranty, Please contact the notebook battery vendors.
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CNN = "Cinema Not News"
Jaco-Rochelle CNN Gulf War
This video reveals an "inside job" decision to perpetrate a deep conspiracy of disinformation against the American people and the entire global population within reach of viewing CNN.
After 23 years we wake up to realize TV news that is little more than manipulation and fear-mongering in a pretend-world of terror threats to ultimately profit the bankster cabal.
Charles Jaco and Carl Rochelle were actors in a completely staged event during the 1991 Gulf War. CNN displayed foolish hubris in a transparent plan to deceive the American people with a phony report from Ryadh, Saudi Arabia.
But things are far worse today: CNN continues to publish lies along with increasing participation by what remains of a corpse media in decay of public trust. *** Complete article


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Michael Gregory McGinnis is an American Artist known for his florals and landscapes. He travels throughout the world photographing and painting scenes that effect and evoke emotion. His paintings are filled with light and love. His style is rich using dramatic texture with the finest oil paints. This book is, as the title states, a portfolio of his work.
American contemporary impressionist painter. Michael Gregory McGinnis (who goes by Greg) has the unique ability to magnify beauty and grandness. His distinct work captures the energy of his subjects with intense, vibrant color; molding extreme amounts of paint into dramatic texture. Predominately painting in oils his applications are not limited to brushes and palate knives but employs numerous commonplace instruments not normally associated with art.
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My mom seems to love this place because of their variety. I happen to love their al dente egg noodles!
Their menu.
Tea in a thermal keg cup!
Wonton and "water dumpling" noodle soup!
Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce
Lamb stew with lettuce and mustard dipping sauce.
Complementary dessert: Peanut and soy bean sweet "soup".


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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
By Josh Bronson
Pilot staff writer
It wasn't an easy road, but the 9- and 10-year-old Brookings-Harbor All-Star softball team won the District 8 Championship in Rogue River and will be participating in the state tournament beginning Thursday, July 12.
"They did some excellent ball-playing," Coach Peggy Goergen said. "They came back and they persisted. They learned how to turn off outside influences and focus on the game."
The All-Stars went 2-2 in pool play, beating Central Point and Gold Valley and losing to Medford and Rogue River.
In the first game, Hannah Goergen and Courtney Kay combined to pitch a no-hitter in Brookings' 17-4 win.
Goergen pitched the first four innings, striking out 10 batters, while Kay pitched the final inning, striking out one batter and preserving the no-hitter.
The team combined for 11 hits, led by Goergen and Iva Hart, who each went 2-for-3 from the plate. Xochitl Medina also laid down two bunts that she ran out for base hits.
The only ball hit into play the entire day was gobbled up by second baseman Hannah Baron.
Game two was a little different story as the All-Stars ran into Medford and ace pitcher Brooke Anderson in a 14-2 loss.
Halle Ostman got the only hit for Brookings while Kay pitched four strong innings, fanning six batters.
The All-Stars rebounded in game three as Ostman and Goergen combined for another no-hitter in a 16-1 victory over Gold Valley.
Ostman went three innings with four strikeouts and Goergen closed the game in the final inning with two strikeouts.
The team had nine hits on the day, led by Kaitlin Saphiloff, who went 3-for-4 from the plate and scored two runs.
Savannah Rucker, the lone representative from Gold Beach, helped the scoring with a bases-clearing triple in the fourth.
The final game of pool play turned out to be an epic back-and-forth battle in which the All-Stars fell to Rogue River 23-22.
With two outs in the top of the sixth, Kaylee Gorman hit a double and became the tying run.
But the Rogue River defense made an outstanding play to rob Taylor Ostman of the game-tying hit and end the game.
Goergen pitched five inning, striking out seven, while Hart led the team from the plate, going 3-for-4.
After going 2-2 in pool play, the All-Stars entered the single elimination bracket as the third and final seed.
In the first game, Brookings turned the tide on a Medford team that shut them down earlier in the week and took home an 11-5 semifinal win.
Halle Ostman shut down the Medford bats, pitching all six innings, striking out 12 batters while only allowing two hits.
The team combined for 11 hits, led by Saphiloff's 3-for-4 performance from the plate, which included an inside-the-park home run. Ostman also went 2-for-4.
After faring well against the first pitcher, Medford sent in their ace, Anderson, in the fourth inning, hoping she would have continued success against the All-Stars.
But the girls had been practicing with the help of Coach Jessie Goergen, who imitated the pitching style of Anderson, in preparation for their next meeting.
"Jessie helping the players find the rhythm of other pitchers really helped them get in a groove," Manager Willy Goergen said. "It's nice to have a First Team Far West League pitcher on your coaching staff."
The practice paid off and the girls shelled Anderson, sending them into the championship game against Rogue River.
Once again, the two teams provided the crowd with an exciting game, but this time it was Brookings who came out on top with a 13-11 win.
After five innings, the All-Stars led by only two runs, but exploded for six runs in the top of the sixth, aided by a bases clearing triple by Halle Ostman, which gave Brookings a 13-5 lead.
But Rogue River would not go away quietly, and rallied for six runs in their half of the inning before Goergen struck out the final two batters and ended the game.
Ostman and Kay each had two hits on the day.
"You could tell that in the last game, they really had no fear," parent and statistician Tony Baron said. "They have progressed so much and their confidence level is really up."
After regrouping and taking down the top two seeds, the girls are excited, confident and ready for anything.
"I think we're going to win state," a confident Halle Ostman said before practice Thursday afternoon, while teammate Kaylee Gorman chimed in with, "We're gonna crush em!"


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Souza retires from U.S. Air Force
Capt. David M. Souza recently retired from the U.S. Air Force at Maxwell Air Force Base, Squadron Officer's, Montgomery, Ala., after serving for 20 years.
He is the son of Robert M. Souza of Squim, Wash., and Marcia Souza of Bass Lake.
Souza attended Coarsegold Elementary School and later graduated from Yosemite High School in 1986. In 1992, he graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy with a degree in English and a foreign language minor. In 2001, he received his masters in management from Troy State University.
During his retirement ceremony, there was the folding and presentation of the U.S. flag. At a pre-ceremony event, a flag that was flown on Half Dome in Yosemite National Park was folded and given to Souza by his sons Geoffrey and Patrick. The flag was taken up to Half Dome and flown by his brother Steven, sister Sharon Dailey, and nephew Jacob Dailey.


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Many pet owners will be happy to learn that PetSmart and Petco will no longer be selling cat treats or dog treats that are made in China.
Hopefully other stores will stop selling cat or dog treats from China now that PetSmart and Petco have made this move. Pet owners have rallied for the treats made in China for dogs and cats to be eliminated in the United States for years.
Pet owners should be aware that treats made in China for dogs and cats won't leave the shelves in Petco until the end of 2014 and PetSmart will sell the items until March of 2015.
Some pet owners know products sold as treats for cats and dogs do not always give reliable information as to the origin of the product. Packages might say they are distributed by a certain company, however-purchasers won't be sure where the contents of the items were produced.
The announcement is good news for most, but too late for anyone already losing a pet to a product from China that was harmful to pets.
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Since I couldn't find much info online about the Myosure I thought I'd share a little about my surgery with it so others can read about it. So if anyone's looking up "Myosure" here's the skinny on my surgery:
I had 3 endometrial polyps removed by operative hysteroscopy yesterday (10/11/2012). I had general anesthesia. The procedure took a total of about thirty minutes (from when I walked into the OR to when I was wheeled back to recovery).
Even though my surgeon said no pain and minimal bleeding I was prepared for the opposite and I was right (I mean they cut something off! No pain? No blood? pfft, yeah right lol). I had minor pain (like a 3 on a scale of 1-10), but I bled a lot. TMI WARNING I bled so much I was like the human faucet. I woke up and they already had a chux pad and a sanitary pad under me and they were bright red. The nurse told me I could bleed like that for 1-2 weeks. My cervix was also dilated quite a bit so I was a little sore from that.
So the first day I bled a lot and the pain was like a 3, but if I moved too fast it did skyrocketed up to a 7 (so I stopped moving so much lol). I took OTC Ibuprofen as advised. I was not prescribed antibiotics.
I'm on day 2 now and the pain is just a soreness. I mean I don't really notice it even when I move around. The bleeding is still there though, but it's already slowing down. My abdomen is slightly swollen and my cervix is still sore.
So far I'm happy with it :) My pain from the polyps is gone. I have gained quite a bit of water weight though since yesterday (yikes!) but I'm sure it's from the endometrium being irritated and they did inflate my uterus with (I think) saline.
Hopes this helps someone who's researching/thinking about a hysteroscopy with a morcellator tool! Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about it.
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I had the myosure procedure done on May 1st. I too was told just light spotting and no pain. I hurt for a few days and bled badly for over 2 weeks. If I moved too much or stood for too long I would gush. I have been spotting since then, sometimes bright red, sometimes brownish. I have my follow up appointment tomorrow so looking to see what they have to say about this spotting problem. I still have pain but seems to be where ovaries are located. I was I could say this procedure helped me but I haven't seen a difference from before the procedure.
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Raiders Team Up With Parkland Health RegionTue Nov 6
Prince Albert Parkland teams up with Prince Albert Raiders for influenza vaccine promotion and flu shot clinic.
The Prince Albert Raiders Hockey Club is collaborating with the Prince Albert Parkland Health Region to host an influenza vaccine clinic before and during the Raiders game on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at the Art Hauser Centre in Prince Albert.
"We are very excited about this opportunity to have the Raiders involved in promoting this important public health effort," said Wanda Atcheson, Director of Public Health Services. "A crowded hockey arena is where illnesses such as influenza can be easily spread, so it is important for hockey fans and their favourite team to get their flu shots and reduce the risk of getting and spreading influenza."
"The Raiders are proud to partner with the Prince Albert Parkland Health Region to provide this opportunity to our fans and the general public to get their flu shot," said Bruno Campese, Prince Albert Raiders General Manager.
Public Health staff will be providing influenza immunization from 6 to 8:30 p.m. (or about the end of the second intermission) in the boardroom at the Raiders office. The Raiders will be playing the Swift Current Broncos starting at 7 p.m.
The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region provides services and programs to about 80,000 people in one city, and 40 towns, villages and rural municipalities, as well as 12 First Nations. It is a major referral centre for health-care services for residents of northern Saskatchewan.


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A driver could face charges police say he ignored low-clearance warnings before hitting the bridge - injuring 35 people on board.
19:16, UK, Sunday 03 February 2013
Police in Massachusetts say a charter bus driver failed to heed low-clearance warning signs before he struck a bridge, injuring dozens of high school students and their adult chaperones on board.
The bus, which was carrying 42 students and teachers from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, crashed into Western Avenue Bridge on Soldier's Field Road in Boston during a return trip from a visit to Harvard University.
Thirty-five people were injured in the crash, Massachusetts state police said.
The Boston Emergency Medical Services said one person was in hospital with life-threatening injuries and three with serious injuries.
Authorities said the bus did not belong on the road, where a 10-foot (3-metre) height limit is in place and oversized vehicles are not authorised to travel.
State police said the driver will likely be cited for an over-height violation. An investigation will determine if he faces more serious charges.
Ray Talmedge, owner of the Philadelphia-based Calvary Coach Bus company, told WCAU-TV that the driver, Samuel J Jackson, looked down at his GPS and saw the bridge too late to avoid hitting it.
Mr Jackson was not injured in the accident.
The bus suffered significant damage in the crash. The front part of the roof was pushed in while the centre section bowed downward.
Photos posted on the Fire Department's website showed firefighters standing on the top of the bus using boards to extract people.
Some passengers were trapped for more than an hour as rescue crews worked to free them.
Mr Talmedge, who said he did not know anything about the road restrictions, said Mr Jackson also drives a school bus.
The students on board the charter bus were part of a Destined for a Dream Foundation, a group which provides educational programmes for under-privileged children.


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Let $R,S$ be dg-algebras and $f:R \rightarrow S$ be a quasi-isomorphism. Then $f$ induces an equivalence between their derived categories of dg-modules.
If in addition $R,S$ are graded commutative dg-algebras, then their derived categories are equipped with tensor products and the equivalence respects them.
Now suppose one has only a Zig-Zag of quasiisomorphisms, with $S,R$ still graded commutative, but $X$ is not:
$$R \leftarrow X \rightarrow S$$
This induces still an equivalence between the derived cateogies of $R$ and $S$. However will this equivalence be compatible with the monoidal structure?
Put in another way: Let $X$ be a noncommutative dg-algebra, which is known to be quasiisomorphic to a commutative one. Is there a natural monoidal structure on the derived category of $X$?


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Can someone please tell me how to build a searchbot like the one used for www.pricegrabber.com. It has to be able to data mine selected websites.
Thank you,
Thank you,
Originally Posted by shabbirWhat is the specialty of that search bot? It just crawls the websites and has some data based on the crawling. I guess you should start on the crawling on the websites and then move on with the parsing of it.
Originally Posted by shabbirSo to start with you should concentrate on getting the website pages into your database then you should be parsing them.


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Sept. 8, 2010
Arizona vs. Nebraska
4:30 pm | Friday, Sept. 10
Tempe, Ariz.
Arizona vs. Tennessee
11 am | Sunday,
Sept. 12 Tempe, Ariz.
TUCSON--The Arizona women's soccer will hit the road again this week to take part in the Sun Devil Desert Classic, hosted by Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz. On Friday, September 10, the Cats will face Nebraska at 4:30pm, and on Sunday, September 12, they will go up against Tennessee at 11am.
About the Huskers: The Nebraska women's soccer team are riding high on a 4-game win streak after their 4-0 win over IUPUI on Monday. Nebraska (4-1) outshot IUPUI 23-6, along with a 10-4 on goal advantage. Last Saturday, they took down Indiana 3-1. The Huskers only took five shots on goal as a team, while Indiana only took eleven.
About the Lady Vols: Last Saturday, the Tennessee soccer squad took a tough 7-2 loss to the top-ranked University of North Carolina. The Lady Vols (2-2) were outshot 26-6, and the only two goals made were made in the 62nd and 78th minutes. The first goal was off a penalty kick taken by Emily Stone, while the second was taken from 35 yards out, and bounced off a defender before making it into the goal.
Last Week: The Wildcats regrouped after the first tow games of the season, taking a tie with Northern Arizona, the second in two seasons, and a 4-2 triumph over Cal Poly.
Against Northern Arizona, freshman Jensen Skinner tied it up in the 88th minute of play. Freshman Jazmin Ponce led Arizona on shots, taking four of nineteen, while junior Renae Cuellar, and freshmen Ana Montoya and Shannon Heinzler took three apiece.
Arizona took their first win of the season over Cal Poly Sunday night. Cuellar hit the first and last goals, while freshmen Jazmin Ponce and Ana Montoya took the other two shots. The last time Arizona scored four goals on the night was in the September 5, 2008 shutout victory over Weber State.
Wildcat freshmen: Arizona boasts an extremely young team this season with the addition of twelve newcomers: Ana Montoya, Kenzie Akerfelds, Jessica Fitzgerald, Jensen Skinner, Jazmin Ponce, Gabrielle Lindeman, Shannon Heinzler, Samantha Cummings, MacKenzie Jaroch, Amy Olson, and goalkeepers Lorena Aragon and Jamie Wilkinson.
In the first two matches of the season, five freshmen have been given nods to start, and another two have come in off the bench. In the Top 100: Arizona has three freshmen named in the College Freshmen Top 100 Women rankings for the week of September 7: Jensen Skinner (57), Jazmin Ponce (81), and Kenzie Akerfelds (97).
Three is the magic number: Junior Renae Cuellar is currently in third place in four Pac-10 individual categories. In points, Cuellar has 9 with an average of 2.25/game, and in goals, she has hit 4, with an average of 1/game.
Experience in the net: Junior Ashley Jett currently leads the Pac-10 Conference in saves per game, with an average of 5 saves. Jett is also ranked 8th in the conference in save percentage at .769 percent.
Wildcat leaders: Leading the Arizona team this year are the three seniors, Alex Davis, Macke Mutz, and Becky Barry. Last season, Davis took 23 shots, second most on the team, and scored her first career goal against ASU (Oct. 23). Mutz notched 19 started at midfield last season, and developed in to one of Arizona's top team leaders on and off the field. Barry struggled with injures last season, and only appeared in 9 games. Will bring solid leadership to the defensive end of the program.
Challenging Schedule: The Wildcats have a challenging schedule in the 2010 season, facing very strong conference who have received nods from the NSCAA Soccer Rankings:
25-Arizona State
USC and Oregon State have also received votes toward the rankings.
Next week: The Wildcats return home next week to host the Arizona Tournament. On Friday, September 17 Arizona will take on Central Florida at 7:30pm, and on Sunday, September 19 they will face Ohio State at 1pm.


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New year's Eve 2010 fireworks display, Sydney. From McMahon's Point.
I thought I got this one before, anyway, it's really awesome!
Very stunning shot!
So beautiful!
(you have been safe from the floods right?)
(you have been safe from the floods right?)
Yes, I'm a long way from any of the flooded areas. I'd love to know why everytime I do an international move, the weather turns lousy for the next year though??? ( No I'm not truly that ego-centric - it's not ALL my fault. hehe)
these are just so gorgeous!


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Linda from Those Crafty Sisters has a love for vintage suitcases. It was this hot pink baby that took her jewelry supplies from a big ol' honkin' mess to the picture of organization.
Linda refabbed the interior of the suitcase with old parquet tile she had on hand and inspiring pictures from magazines. Then came all the fun organizational components that will most certainly take Linda's jewelry production up a few notches. You know she has to smile now every time she breaks out the beads!
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CORVALLIS, Ore. ?- The No. 2 Arizona softball team was shut out by No. 7 Oregon State on Sunday in Corvallis, 4-0.
Leslie Wolfe pitched 5.1 innings for the Wildcats, holding the Beavers to one run on three hits before Alicia Hollowell relieved her for the last two batters. Hollowell. With one out and one on in the bottom of the sixth, Hollowell committed an error that allowed shortstop Mia Longfellow to reach. Designated hitter Vanessa Iapala was intentionally walked to load the bases, and with two out, catcher Lisa Allen hit a grand slam to put the Beavers up, 4-0.
Arizona's hitters only touched up OSU pitcher Brianna McGowan for five hits and struck out 12 times. The Cats threatened in the top of the sixth, when Caitlin Lowe and Autumn Champion led off with back-to-back singles and advanced with a double steal. But with one out, Jackie Coburn and Callista Balko both struck out. Arizona left five runners on the basepaths.
The Wildcats are now 34-8 overall and 8-6 in the Pac-10. Arizona will come home for its last Pac-10 homestand of the 2005 season from May 6-8. The Cats will take on UCLA on May 6 at 7 p.m. at Hillenbrand Stadium. On May 7, the Cats will finish the final three innings of the Washington game postponed because of rain on April 15, followed by the first of two games televised by ESPN2 against the Huskies at 6:07 p.m. Arizona will take on Washington again on Sunday, May 8 at 1 p.m. at Hillenbrand Stadium


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Texas Politics
The Texas Legislature tends to mandate big goals, but then fails to provide the money to carry them out. And then wonder why the goals weren't met.
An agency asks for an important car with four wheels. The Legislature will only pay for three. Then, the car fails to go as fast and safe as if it had four wheels. So the Legislature investigates to see what the driver is doing wrong.
OK, it's not all legislators – just a big majority.
The House last session had 101 Republicans and 49 Democrats. The Senate had 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Gov. Rick Perry, House Speaker Joe Straus, and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, who presides over the Senate, are all Republicans.
Most went along with the $4 billion shortfall on school funding.
Our topic today is Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott's decision to let school districts and charter schools decide locally whether to postpone for this school year the inclusion of new tests' results in student grades.
Some background:
In 2009, the Legislature ordered a new test to check students' progress, and to be 15 percent of student grades.
It's the STAAR test: the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness.
It will replace the TAKS test, or Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills. The Texas Education Agency's STAAR website is designed to "provide information and sample test questions to familiarize Texas educators and the public with the design and format of the STAAR assessment," says the TEA.
"The information is intended to help educators understand how the new STAAR program measures the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) curriculum standards," the TEA continues.
(Check out the Frequently Asked Questions at the TEA's website at www.tea.state.tx.us/ student.assessment/staar/ and get an idea why even teachers are confused.)
In 2011, Gov. Perry told the Legislature to balance the state's budget without new taxes -- despite a significant revenue shortfall, and the absence of the $16 billion in federal stimulus money Perry used to balance the budget in 2009.
Even if the legislators wanted to raise taxes to meet state needs, which most of those backed by the anti-Obama, anti-tax Tea Party folks didn't, they hesitated to have on their record votes for tax increases that would only be vetoed.
So. There was a legislative mandate for a new test, but no money to put it in place, or help struggling students.
Scott announced at a meeting that school testing had become a "perversion." Some key legislators, like Senate Education chair Florence Shapiro, R-Plano, expressed surprise. She thought Scott was totally on board for accountability testing. Well, he is. But "what we've done over the past decade is we've doubled down on the test every couple of years and used it for more and more things to make it the be-all, end-all" of measuring education from kindergarten through high school, Scott said.
"You've reached a point now where you've got this one thing that the entire system is dependent upon," he said. "It is the heart of the vampire, so to speak."
A Scott predecessor as education commissioner, Jim Nelson, who attended Scott's speech, couldn't have agreed more.
"I thought Robert made a great speech," said Nelson, who now works for an education improvement group called AVID. "He spoke from the heart and he had his facts straight. It took guts.
"The fact is that educators in Texas have supported higher standards all along the way since we started this effort in the early 90s," Nelson said. "I don't know of anyone who doesn't support the raising of the bar, so long as the state does its part.
"Every other time the bar has been raised, the state has provided financial and programmatic support (the Texas Reading Initiative under Nelson predecessor Mike Moses is a perfect example)," Nelson said.
"Not only did that not occur this time, the level of support per child has gone down and there is little if any assistance available for struggling students," Nelson said.
"It is just fundamental fairness. That is all the school folks are asking for. Otherwise, we are simply setting up schools, and more importantly, students, for failure."
Shapiro, who isn't seeking re-election, within days joined the call for Scott to postpone inclusion of STAAR tests for grading purposes.
So did Rep. Rob Eissler, R-The Woodlands, chair of the House Committee on Public Education.
So Scott cleared it with the governor's office, and then made his declaration. Though 9th graders have to take the test, for the time being – depending on their school's attitude – it doesn't have to affect their academic standing
. DAVE McNEELY is political columnist. You may contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or (512)458-2963.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. - Only one player missed practice for the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday: tailback Lynell Hamilton, who had a protective boot over his sprained ankle.
The Indianapolis Colts were missing two players: defensive end Dwight Freeney (ankle) and cornerback Jerraud Powers (foot).
Here's the complete injury report for both teams:
Did not participate in practice
RB Lynell Hamilton (ankle)
Limited participation in practice
CB Randall Gay (foot), CB Malcolm Jenkins (hamstring), DE Bobby McCray (back, ankle), S Pierson Prioleau (quadricep), WR Courtney Roby (knee), S Darren Sharper (knee), TE Jeremy Shockey (knee), DE Will Smith (groin), T Zach Strief (shoulder), LB Jonathan Vilma (knee)
Full participation in practice
T Jermon Bushrod (thumb), LB Jonathan Casillas (ankle), TE Darnell Dinkins (foot), G Jahri Evans (foot), LB Scott Fujita (knee), CB Jabari Greer (groin), WR Robert Meachem (ankle), WR Lance Moore (ankle), CB Tracy Porter (knee)
Did not participate in practice
DE Dwight Freeney (ankle), CB Jerraud Powers (foot)
Full participation in practice
RB Joseph Addai (shoulder), CB Antoine Bethea (back), LB Gary Brackett (knee), RB Donald Brown (foot), CB Melvin Bullitt (knee), T Ryan Diem (knee), CB Aaron Francisco (hand), RB Mike Hart (ankle), DT Antonio Johnson (shoulder), T Charlie Johnson (foot), DE Robert Mathis (shoulder), G Jamey Richard (shoulder), K Matt Stover (left calf), TE Jacob Tamme (ankle), T Tony Ugoh (knee), K Adam Vinatieri (right hip), WR Reggie Wayne (knee)


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Hi Ian, all While the Bio vocabulary [1] provides classes for main life events, from where we can use dc:created / geonames:locatedIn to model dates and places it happened, I'd find useful to get simple properties for: - birthDate - deathDate - birthPlace - deathPlace 2 first ones would be datatype properties, last one object property. There are similar ones in DBpedia exports of persons, but I'd rather having them in this bio-related vocab. Any opinion on this ? Alex. [1] http://vocab.org/bio/0.1/ -- Dr. Alexandre Passant Digital Enterprise Research Institute National University of Ireland, Galway :me owl:sameAs <http://apassant.net/alex> .


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Ahhhh, so that's why Federer lost the Aussie Open
Here's what I don't get about the brouhaha over Roger Federer's bout with mononucleosis: Why did he feel compelled to announce two weeks ago that he was sick throughout January and February?
What was he supposed to gain by this, except to send an unneeded message to his Serbian nightmares. Is he telling Janko Tipsarevic that he wouldn't have had to go 10-8 in the fifth to win their third-round match? Is he telling Novak Djokovic that he would never have won his first Grand Slam if he wasn't ill?
To his credit, Federer made no excuses after losing in straight sets to Djokovic in Melbourne, despite looking as if he'd lost at least five pounds from his various illnesses. Djokovic got all due credit from everyone, including Federer, for his win.
But now, just before his made-for-TV exhibition with Pete Sampras and shortly after his first-round loss to Andy Murray at Dubai, Federer reveals that he's been ill the first two months of the year, and he's now over it and ready to rock and roll at Indian Wells and blah, blah, blah.
You could argue that Federer revealed his illness because he's just an incredibly honest guy. You could also argue that he's feeling the heat from young talent lapping at his heels and he just wants you to know that, doggone it, if I hadn't been sick, I'd be sitting here with 13 instead of 12 majors.
He's not the first player to contract mononucleosis. Mario Ancic was out a year with it. Rainer Schuettler needed eight months to get over it. Your red blood cell count goes way down, leaving you feeling completely sapped.
But Federer was never sapped enough not to play the Australian Open, where he was on court more than four hours whipping Tipsarevic. You're telling me the guy has a serious case of mono and he's sweating through 61 games and a pair of tiebreaks without collapsing.
Then, he came back two days later and took down Tomas Berdych in straight sets before blowing away James Blake in three in the quarters.
Maybe I'm old school, but if you're physically good enough to go on court, then you have no reason to whine about injuries or illness. Especially AFTER the match.
I had a short conversation with Tipsarevic last night about the Federer illness and, while he wasn't insulted that Federer seemed to be taking some of the gloss off his bravura five-set performance against The Great One, he seemed pretty happy that his compatriot won the Australian.
"We've got the greatest No. 1 player in the history of tennis," said Tipsarevic. "But sometimes it's a good thing if someone kicks his butt."


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I'm going to let you in on a little secret. It's okay to not edge your lawn. You can let your grass get a little shaggy. I know your HOA might say otherwise, but bear with me. The little ruffly edges to lawns that get mercilessly ground to nothingness are havens for scads of beneficial insects. I know most people have an innate aversion to spiders, I get that, but spiders are better at pest control than any exterminator. If you leave a little fringe of grass next to your house, it provides an excellent habitat for garden spiders. As these guys move into the area, most other bugs try to be somewhere else. You can keep your house bug-free without ever spraying a single chemical. Every time you squish or smash a spider, you are inviting all sorts of other bugs into your home. Let me ask you this, would you rather see a single, mildly discomfitting spider, or a plague of roaches? Your call. I know this is oversimplified and probably not an accurate analogy, but you get the point.
Out in your yard, the edging grows longer and longer as the summer progresses and it houses all sorts of invertebrate neighbors. As kids, we would hunt rolly-pollies all day long, searching under logs and rocks. The little guys need edge. Edge is what ecologists refer to as the boundary between the "wild" and the "civilized". The more edge, the more wildlife. Why are greenspaces such hot items in real estate? Duh, they harbor wildlife. Your yard can harbor wildlife as well, usually of a smaller variety. The "rougher" the yard, the more animals like it. We have mowed and pruned and shaped the wild to suit our aesthetics, it might be time to take a step back and look again at what is truly beautiful in the outdoors.


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Thai premier Abhisit Vejjajiva, right, is seen chairing the meeting of BOI held at the Government House last Monday. Sitting extreme left is BOI secretary Dr Atchaka Sribunruang.
The number of investment projects applying for Thai government promotion during the first five month of this year has increased 51 percent while the combined investment value gone up 25 percent to 208 billion baht.
According to Dr Atchaka Sibunruang, secretary-general of Thailand's Board of Investment (BOI), a total of 725 projects, with the combined value of 208 billion baht, has during the …
Thailand's Ministry of Finance yesterday announced the economic growth of the country for this year is expected to be within the range of 4-5 percent as earlier forecast since December last year.
Dr Naris Chaiyasoot, the director-general of the ministry's Fiscal Policy Office (FPO), said although the office had revised its estimation for the country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth for 2011, it believed the annual GDP would however grow 4-5 percent as targeted earlier, compared with the growth of 7.8 percent last year.
This year's GDP growth, he said, might be …
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The Bank of Thailand (BoT) yesterday decided to raise its 15-month-long key policy rate of 1.25 percent by 0.25 percent, due to the country's economic recovery and the central bank's confidence in continuous economic growth.
In April last year, the BoT's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had cut the one-day repurchase rate from 1.50 to 1.25 percent when the global financial crisis, which hit its peak in September and October 2008, still affected Thai economy significantly through the contraction of the country's exports.
The 1.25-percent policy rate was then put on hold during …
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The Bank of Thailand (BoT) yesterday decided to keep the key interest rate unchanged at 1.25 percent during the fourth meeting of its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) this year.
BoT assistant governor Paiboon Kittisrikangwan, who announced the outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, disclosed that the decision to maintain the policy rate at 1.25 percent was mainly due to the uncertainties related to the impact of sovereign debt problems in Europe and the domestic political situation which are still the key risks to Thailand's growth outlook.
According a statement of …
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Thailand's GDP soars by better-than-expected 12 percent in Q1 ahead of recent riots in the capital city of Bangkok.
Thailand's economy expanded by 12 percent, the highest in 15 years, during the first quarter of this year as a result from global economic recovery and the improvement in the country's exports, tourism, and private investment and consumption collectively.
Dr. Ampon Kittiampon, secretary-general of the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB), on Monday said the higher-than-expected growth of 12 percent, compared with that of the same period last year, expanded from 5.9 …
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The Bank of Thailand (BoT) yesterday decided to keep its policy interest rate, which has come into effect since early April last year, unchanged at 1.25 percent.
The central bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) during its meeting yesterday viagra 100mg still saw several risk factors which could hamper the continuation of global economic recovery despite the country's economy has improved satisfactorily since the last quarter of last year.
Paiboon Kittisrikangwan, the central bank's assistant governor, on behalf of the MPC's secretary, said although the global economic outlook has improved and some countries …


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Last year, a former prison guard from Long Island made local news when she had a baby by a man she had been guarding. The man had been convicted of killing a police officer.
She was later sentenced to a year in prison, for having a relationship with an inmate that was considered illegal.
However, she later claimed that she had also had relationships with other inmates, as well as prison supervisors. These claims have now launched an investigation into the possible inappropriate relationships occurring at the federal prison.
It may not be a surprise to hear about a possible scandal such as this, especially since such relationships are not unheard of. But to hear about such an investigation going on is troubling, especially for people working in the prison system. Many prison guards put their lives on the line each day to protect our society from dangerous people.
Not every prison guard or person involved in the prison system conducts themselves in such a manner, and hopefully any kind of alleged corruption does come to an end so that our prison system continues to run efficiently and appropriately.


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Keeping to its word that it would evaluate the status of former New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams once Williams landed an employment opportunity in the NFL, Commissioner Roger Goodell reinstated the suspended coach on Thursday.
Upon reinstating Williams from his indefinite suspension for his role in the pay-for-performance bounty system the league contends the Saints had in place from 2009-2011, the league notified the Tennessee Titans, who tentatively hired Williams last month as a senior assistant/defense.
"Commissioner Roger Goodell today notified Gregg Williams and the Tennessee Titans that Williams' contract with the Titans has been approved and that he has been reinstated. The commissioner cited several reasons for the reinstatement, including Williams' forthcoming acknowledgement of and acceptance of responsibility for his role in the bounty program at the Saints, his commitment to never again be involved in a pay-for-performance or bounty system, and his pledge to teach safe play and respect for the rules at all levels of the game. The commissioner emphasized that Williams must fully conform to league rules and will be subject to periodic monitoring to confirm his compliance."
Williams, who was at the center of the bounty scandal and was widely viewed as the mastermind behind the bounty scandal, is the last culprit disciplined in the bounty scandal to return from his suspension after Saints head coach Sean Payton was reinstated two weeks ago.
At the time Payton was reinstated the league said it would review Williams status once he found a job. Williams is now expected to work with Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray, whom Williams worked with during previous stops with the Titans, Washington Redskins and Buffalo Bills.
"I have known Gregg for over two decades and have seen him work his way up from a quality control coach to a head coach," Titans coach Mike Munchak said in a statement released by the team. "He will bring a great deal of defensive knowledge and energy to our staff. The decision to bring him here only came after going through a thoughtful and thorough process."
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