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College Hockey:Dalrymple goal nets Ohio State a draw with Robert Morris
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — A all-time record crowd of 1,589 witnessed the eighth installment of the Robert Morris/Ohio State series at Island Sports Center Saturday night. The contest kept alive a tradition that has remained since the teams first started playing one another in 2007, of the home team never being able to win.
The Colonials and Buckeyes forged an entertaining 2-2 tie that saw the Colonials take two separate one-goal leads in the first and third periods which were erased by two timely goals from the Buckeyes back line. In stark contrast to the previous night's game, marred by many penalties and stoppages resulting in a ridiculous amount of faceoffs, Saturday's game saw only six combined penalties and better flow for much longer stretches.
"Obviously, tonight was a lot easier for the players to play, there were fewer stoppages and much more flow than last night," said Ohio State coach Mark Osiecki. "I think Brady (Hjelle) played really well for us tonight and made some really key saves, and RMU's goaltender and defense worked well, they cleared out well for him. I thought it was great to see a couple of our defensemen step up with goals tonight; now we just need some of our forwards to do the same."
The Colonials came out prepared to weather a Buckeyes storm in the first period, a storm which took a good length of time to organize. From the drop of the puck, the Colonials were the more intense side, carrying the bulk of the physical play and early scoring chances while the Buckeyes looked in need of a wake-up call.
That call came at the 5:47 mark of the first period when forward Adam Brace emerged from a neutral zone battle with both the puck and an open teammate to his left side, creating an impromptu two-on-one which Brace finished with a well-placed shot past Hjelle.
Around the midway point of the first, the Buckeyes got to their game, giving Colonials netminder Eric Levine his first action of the night. At the nine-minute mark, Ohio State nearly missed tying the score when leading scorer Tanner Fritz hit both pipes from close in. However, the momentum was short-lived, as the Colonials seemingly kept possession of the puck for much of the remainder of the opening frame.
The second period saw both teams playing an intense, physical, and well-played game. On a power play, Buckeyes winger Alex Szczechura sent a pinpoint pass to defenseman Devon Krogh at the top of the right circle, and Krogh fired it into the back of the net to tie the score at one.
It seemed that the goal might just open the floodgates for the Buckeyes, but the Colonials patiently went about the business of clogging the neutral zone and creating turnovers, winning loose puck battles on every shift.
As the third period opened, both teams' game plans looked altered, as the skating opened up and the teams traded chances back and forth, putting the crowd on edge in anticipation of the next goal, which came at the 1:53 mark when Colonials defenseman Tyler Hinds used a perfect deke to create space while leaving the puck behind for a waiting David Friedmann, who put home his fourth goal of the season.
The Colonials then patiently sent one Buckeyes attack out of their end after another for most of the period, until they made the crucial mistake of icing the puck in the game's waning moments. With just 3:24 remaining in regulation and a faceoff in the Colonials end, Buckeyes defenseman Craig Dalrymple tied the score at two, burying a faceoff win from Tyler Lundey past Levine.
With the game in overtime, the Buckeyes were awarded the last power play of the evening when Brace was sent off at :59 but they could not convert, thanks to a Colonials penalty kill that did not allow even one shot at the most crucial part of the game. The Colonials could not find the back of the net with any of their five shots in the extra frame. The final buzzer ended a three-point weekend for the Colonials, which pleased coach Derek Schooley.
"I was pleased with our effort tonight, but we stopped playing when they scored the goal to tie it in the third," Schooley said. "We have to learn to put teams away. But overall, I thought our effort was outstanding this weekend. I thought Adam Brace was excellent tonight."
The Colonials travel to Penn State for their first-ever meeting with the Nittany Lions next weekend, while the Buckeyes host conference foe Miami.
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HiredMD's new website service helps connect hospitals with top-notch physicians around the country. This comes at a time when many rural hospitals are having difficulty finding qualified talent to recruit for their teams. This site aims to help level the playing field, making it easier for hospitals to easily gain access with and make the connection to the doctors they need and want, including those in specialty areas.
"We are excited to help doctors and employers make the connection," explained Dan Mullaney, co-founder of HiredMD. "This service is exactly that many hospitals and clinics around the country are in need of, and we are happy to bring it to them."
HiredMD, referred to as The Physician Marketplace, offers doctors of all types the opportunity to create a free profile, showcasing their talent. They can provide information about their specialty, experience, licensure, and more. This information is accessible by those looking to hire physicians, including hospitals and clinics. Physicians can use the site to help negotiate a more desirable salary and determine if they are receiving full market value.
Those looking to hire a physician can search through the database of candidates for free, read their profiles, and arrange for interviews. The service helps them shorten the hiring process and possibly gain the ability to hire those they wouldn't be able to in a closed environment. Similar to an auction, the employer or recruiter can place a salary bid of what they would like to offer the candidate. They have the ability to see the other salaries that have been offered, yet each company remains anonymous. Only if they decide to hire the doctor does the employer pay a fee for using the service that helped them make the connection.
This service provides an ideal platform that is easy to use and allows employers and doctors to use it when it is convenient. Hospitals will find that they are able to connect with top-notch doctors in a wide variety of specialty areas. They can also narrow doctors down to states they are licensed in, as well as those states that the doctors are willing to become licensed in.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Senior Dicey McGraw, junior Katie Camp and sophomores Mari Hole and Bojana Todorovic have been named to the Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention team, as announced by the conference on Wednesday.
For McGraw, it marks the third straight year she has been named to the Pac-10 All-Academic squad. It is the second honor for Camp and the first for both Hole and Todorovic.
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History will be made this summer when Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake team up for the "Legends of the Summer" stadium tour. After reports surfaced earlier this month, the pop megastar and hip-hop icon have made it official by announcing dates for the once-in-a-lifetime event.
The 12-date trek kicks off at Toronto's Rogers Centre on July 17, playing stadiums across the U.S. including New York's Yankee Stadium, Chicago's Soldier Field, L.A.'s Rose Bowl, and Boston's Fenway Park, wrapping on August 16 at Miami's Sun Life Stadium.
Tickets for all dates except New York go on sale to the public on Thursday, February 28, at LiveNation.com. Citi cardmembers will have access to pre-sale tickets beginning Friday, February 22, at 12 noon local time through Citi's Private Pass Program.
"Legends of the Summer" Tour Dates
July 17 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre
July 19 – New York, NY – Yankee Stadium*
July 22 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
July 26 – San Francisco, CA – Candlestick Park
July 28 – Los Angeles, CA – Rose Bowl
July 31 – Vancouver, BC – BC Place Stadium
August 4 – Hershey, PA – Hershey Stadium
August 6 – Detroit, MI – Ford Field
August 8 – Baltimore, MD – M&T Bank Stadium
August 10 – Boston, MA – Fenway Park
August 13 – Philadelphia, PA – Citizens Bank Park
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Houston native Courtnie Latham is listed as the No. 44 shooting guard in the nation by ESPN.com and the 42nd guard nationally by Dan Olson's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.
Nov. 14, 2012
NEW ORLEANS - While the Tulane University women's basketball team is just two games into the 2012-13 season, the Green Wave have added three student-athletes for next year as Paije Hall, Courtnie Latham and Leslie Vorpahl signed National Letters of Intent with the program on Wednesday, head coach Lisa Stockton announced on the first day of the NCAA's Early Signing Period.
At 6-2, Hall will bring size to the team from her forward position while Latham (5-9) and Vorpahl (5-5) are shooting and point guards, respectively. The three incoming freshmen will join the Tulane program next season when they are expected to join 10 returning letterwinners from the current squad.
"We are very excited about this outstanding recruiting class," Stockton said. "All three young ladies come from successful high school programs as well as strong summer teams. They are proven winners and excellent students. Their passion for basketball and excitement for the Tulane program are even more reasons for optimism for our future."
Hall, who is the No. 7 rated player in the Louisiana 2-13 Top 10 by BallnPrepGirls.com, is a familiar name to Green Wave fans as her father, Carl "Nickie" Hall, quarterbacked the Tulane football team to a pair of bowl games during his career from 1977-80 while her uncle, Charlie Hall, was an All-American defensive lineman who went on to play professionally with the Jacksonville Sharks of the old World Football League.
She comes to Tulane from St. Thomas More in Lafayette where she has helped the Cougars to a combined 56-5 overall record a pair of undefeated district titles and consecutive state championships. Hall helped guide St. Thomas More to a 26-2 record a 6-0 mark in District 4-5A play as a sophomore in 2010-11 and was instrumental in the Cougars' 30-2 showing with an 8-0 performance in District 5-4A action last year.
Hall claimed second-team all-district honors both seasons and averaged 15.0 points per game in district play a year ago. She also pulled down a career-high 22 rebounds in the Cougars' state semifinal win over Benton.
In addition to her prep career, Hall is a member of the Kenner Angels club team. In her final year with the program, she helped the Angels win the 2012 AAU 11th Grade National Championship.
"Paije provides a strong inside presence and a toughness that will strengthen our defense," Stockton said. "Her athleticism and competitiveness will help her make the transition to the college game. It is always nice to keep the Tulane bloodlines going by adding another Hall to the Tulane roster."
Latham joins the Tulane team from Clear Spring High School in Houston where she is rated a three-star recruit, received a 90 scout grade and is tabbed the No. 44 shooting guard in the nation by ESPN.com. She has helped lead the Chargers to a combined 65-8 overall record the last two seasons with consecutive 14-0 5A Region III District 12 titles and back-to-back trips to the regional semifinals. She also ranks as the 42nd guard nationally by Dan Olson's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and the 44th player in the state of Texas by Joey Simmons' Premiere Basketball Report.
As a junior last season, Latham was named to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches 5A All-Region III and claimed second-team all-district honors after averaging 10.2 points and 3.7 rebounds per game while chipping in with 87 assists, 64 steals and 21 blocked shots. As a sophomore, she tallied 11.6 points and 3.7 rebounds per outing to go with 88 assists, 104 steals and seven blocks.
In addition to her prep career, Latham also played for Cy-Fair Nike Elite where she was named the No. 72 summer prospect in the 2013 Class by Carolina Scouting Report. Off the court, she was a Superintendent Scholar.
"Courtnie is a versatile skilled player who can play many positions," Stockton said. "Her size and athleticism make her valuable on both ends of the floor. "Courtnie plays with tremendous intensity and has a great upside to her game. I expect Courtnie to adapt quickly to the next level."
Vorpahl, meanwhile, signed with the Green Wave following two stellar seasons at Winston Churchill High in San Antonio where she has helped lead the team to a combined 43-16 record, including a 28-6 overall mark and an 11-1 showing in 5A Region IV District 26 play. As a junior last season, she averaged 15.1 points, 6.8 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 2.3 rebounds per game en route to earning Texas Association of Basketball Coaches All-State honors.
She claimed all-tournament honors at the Lone Star Tournament and was MVP of the Hays 5A Tournament of Champions. Vorpahl had seven double-digit assist contests a year ago, including a season-best 16 vs. East Central in the bi-district playoffs. She scored a career-best 30 points against Steele and had 20 second-half points - including six 3-pointers - to help her team rally from a 13-point first-half deficit to defeat top-ranked Reagan High, 52-47. For the season, she hit 45.8 percent of her field goals, including a 59-of-137 performance from beyond the 3-point arc.
As a sophomore, Vorpahl was named first-team TABC all-state, all-district and San Antonio Express-News All-Area while also garnering a spot on the Express-News' All-Super Team. She was tabbed the MVP of the NEISD Tournament after leading her team to the championship, and claimed all-tourney recognition at the Lone Star Tournament.
In addition to her prep career, Vorpahl has played for the San Antonio Heat select team since the fourth grade and often played up two to three years. She helped guide her team to the 17u Silver National Champions at the Michael T. White tournament in April 2009 and helped the club go 7-0 in the All-American Sports National Championship and 8-0 in the Prime Time Sports National Championship that same season.
"Leslie is a savvy guard with a high basketball IQ," Stockton added. "She has a great ability to find the open player while being a potent scoring threat. Leslie's enthusiasm and ability to lead her team are strong attributes for her position as a point guard."
The 2012-13 Green Wave return to action on Friday, Nov. 16, when they travel to Baton Rouge to take on Southern at 6 p.m. From there, Tulane will fly to Flagstaff, Ariz., for the NAU Thanksgiving Tournament from Nov. 23-24 before returning home on Nov. 28, when the Wave play host to Auburn. Tipoff for that game is slated for 7 p.m. and the contest will be broadcast on Cox Sports Television.
For tickets to that game, as well as future Green Wave events, contact the Tulane Athletics Ticket Office. The Ticket Office is located on the first floor of the Wilson Center on Ben Weiner Drive, and tickets can be purchased in person, over the phone at 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.


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Washington State Department of Early Learning
State's community and technical colleges and the Department of Early Learning highlight parenting education, Gov. Inslee issues proclamation
Parents are children's first and most important teachers. However, parenthood doesn't come with a training manual.
So who teaches parents and caregivers? Washington's parenting education programs offered at 20 community and technical colleges across the state.
To mark the 75th anniversary of parenting education programs in Washington, Gov. Jay Inslee issued a proclamation declaring Nov. 18-22 Parenting Education Week.
"People don't think twice about taking classes to learn a trade, improve computer skills, musical talents, or cooking abilities," said Barbara Smith, Skagit Valley College family life coordinator, parent educator, and Organization of Parenting Education Programs president. "But somehow, in our culture, parents think attending a parenting class might imply they are not good caregivers."
"Parenting engagement is a core component of our state's quality early learning programs," said Dr. Bette Hyde, Washington State Department of Early Learning director. "Children are born learning, so it's critical to help parents to access parenting education and information."
Extensive research shows the first five years of life greatly influence one's eventual self-concept, ability to trust and relate to others, healthy brain development, and success in school. Parents who learn about child development, family relationships, safety, and nutrition help their children have better success rates in elementary and middle school, according to Smith.
In Washington, 840,845 households include one or more family members under age 18, according to the U.S. Census. Here are just a few reasons nearly 11,000 parents/caregivers participated in parenting education classes and programs statewide last year:
Parenting education classes aren't limited to parents of infants and toddlers, but also include classes for single parents, teen fathers, blended families, grandparents as primary caregivers, high-risk (recovery, divorce, teen parents) families, and more.
Classes are offered through 20 of the state's 34 community and technical colleges, at churches and community centers, Head Start and ECEAP centers, housing developments, as well as public, private, and Tribal schools.
The State Board for Community and Technical Colleges is led by a Governor-appointed board and provides leadership, advocacy, and coordination for Washington's system of 34 public community and technical colleges. Each year, nearly 500,000 students train for the workforce, prepare to transfer to a university, gain basic math and English skills, or pursue continuing education. Contact: Laura McDowell, 360-704-4310 or email@example.com
The Department of Early Learning was created in 2006 to help to help create safe, healthy, nurturing learning experiences for all Washington children. DEL oversees the state-funded preschool program, child care licensing, early intervention services, Washington's child care quality rating and improvement system, Strengthening Families Washington and other initiatives and programs to support parents as children's first and most important teachers.
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There are tons of family-friendly activities happening in Central Virginia this weekend. Whether you're looking for an organized activity or local information, you'll find lots of family activities in the Lynchburg Macaroni Kid newsletter each week.
Here's what's happening in Lynchburg and Central Virginia this weekend. Pack up the family and enjoy making memories together.
Pick strawberries with the family at Yoders' Farm on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Yoders' is located about 15 minutes from Lynchburg at 1135 Browns Mill Road in Rustburg. Call ahead at (434) 401-4864 for picking conditions.
Enjoy National Kids to Parks Day at your favorite Virginia State Park. All of the Virginia State Parks, as well as state, local and national parks across the country are participating in National Kids to Parks Day. Planned activities include canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, geocaching, history, culture and self-guided programs.
Enjoy a day of free water fun in Lynchburg at the Sprayground at Riverside Park on Rivermont Avenue or the spraypad at Riverfront Park on Jefferson Street. Both are open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Monacan Indian Nation invites all to attend this year's Powwow with Native American drums and dancers in full regalia, Native American artists and crafters, storytelling, great food and more. Saturday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, May 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. This event is located at the Monacan Indian Nation 6 miles east of Route 29 on Route 130 in Elon. See the link for more details.
Go for a run together. Honor our veterans at the We Honor Veterans 5K, held at 8 a.m. on Saturday at the National D-Day Memorial. If you're in Lynchburg, head to Calvary Baptist Church on Timberlake Road at 8 a.m. on Saturday for the 7th Annual Calvary Baptist Church Road Trip 5K and Youth Mile. Arrive early to register on race day at either race.
Working Mamas of all ages are invited to the Motherhood Cafe's Working Mama Meet-Up. Enjoy conversation and discussion with other working moms. Children under 12 months are welcome, there will not be childcare provided for older children. This month, we will discuss the emotions involved in working outside the home and shifting from work to home and home to work mode. This event is held at 9 a.m. on the third Saturday of the month at the Drowsy Poet inside Givens Books, 2236 Lakeside Drive in Lynchburg.
Head to Bedford's Falling Creek Park for Happy Tails Family Fun Day on Saturday. Listen to the Panini Brothers play their music at Happy Tails Family Fun Day while you meet adoptable pets from 14 area rescue groups. The Bedford County Shelter has organized this fun event which features an agility area, rabies clinic, food, vendors, live music, face painting, a bouncy house and much more at Bedford's Falling Creek Park. Dogs on leashes are welcome. Please bring dog's rabies certificate. The free event will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a rabies clinic from 10-12.
Head north and enjoy a day of family fun at the Amherst Elementary PTO Strawberry Festival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. There will be bounce houses, food, games, entertainment, strawberry shortcake, prizes and more. Amherst Elementary School is located off N. Main in the town of Amherst.
The Lynchburg Hillcats are at home this weekend. Game times are 6:05 on Saturday and 2:05 on Sunday. Come on out and support your hometown Hillcats. Saturday's game is the annual "Swing for a Cure" Breast Cancer Awareness Night.
Farmers markets are open and ready for business. Head to Lynchburg Community Market on Main Street from 7-2 on Saturday or Forest Farmers Market, behind the Forest Library on Route 221 from 8-12 on Saturday and choose fresh, local foods for all of your meals.
College commencement ceremonies take place this weekend at Lynchburg College and Randolph College. LC commencement begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday. RC commencement begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Both are held outdoors and open to the public.
Head to Ivy Creek Park and rent a canoe or kayak this weekend. Saturday hours are 10-5 and Sunday hours are 2-6. Clemmons Lake is the perfect place to teach your little ones how to canoe or kayak. Bring fishing poles and fish off the pier too.
New bricks will be dedicated at Lynchburg's Awareness Garden at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 18. Lynchburg City Schools string students will provide music at 2:30. Bricks are donated by members of the community in memory or honor of loved ones who have fought the battle against cancer. The Awareness Garden is located at the Ed Page Entrance to the Blackwater Creek Bikeway off Langhorne Road. Shuttle service for the event from Farm Basket.
Hike or bike the trails this weekend in Lynchburg and beyond. Head to Percival's Island and enjoy hiking or biking on the paved trail. Bring the mountain bikes to Peaks View Park and hit the trails in the woods. Hike the Blackwater Creek Trails off the Blackwater Creek Bikeway in Lynchburg. Visit the Peaks of Otter in Bedford and give the Sharp Top Mountain Trail your best shot. Head north to Crabtree Falls and enjoy a day hike. Start your section hike journey on the Appalachian Trail. Bike High Bridge Trail State Park's trail with the family.
Head to Snowflex and enjoy skiing or snowboarding without the snow. Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre is located on Candler's Mountain Road above Liberty University.
For more Lynchburg-area fun, check out the articles below. Learn about Lynchburg's parks, where to find the best sweet summer treats, family day trips in Virginia and places to ride your bike in Central Virginia.
However you spend the weekend, there's plenty to do in Lynchburg to keep your family busy and active this weekend. So pick one, pick two or pick a few and have a great weekend making memories together.


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Plan to shut down abortionists who break the law
By Brad Marshall : April 21, 2010
A pro-life group is offering $10,000 to employees of abortion mills who provide information that leads to the prosecution and conviction of abortionists who violate the law.
The group, Operation Rescue, already has an impressive record of helping to expose shoddy and unlawful practices among abortionists.
In one recent case they found an unlicensed abortionist with no medical training who was running a large chain of abortion mills in southern California. "She routinely performed abortions even though she was not a doctor," said Troy Newman of Operation Rescue.
"We compiled a massive amount of evidence against [this abortionist] and presented it to the proper law enforcement agencies," Newman said.
She was convicted, and is now serving 7 years in prison.
In another horrific case, a woman died in an abortion mill. When authorities investigated, they found dozens of frozen fetuses in the dirty, bloody place — some dating back 30 years — which were apparently late-term abortions, and therefore illegal. Aborted baby parts were displayed in jars in the office. And unlicensed workers were illegally giving painkillers to patients.
Troy Newman says illegal activities in abortion mills are common, and an employee whose conscience finally kicks in is often more than ready to expose the evil practices in these baby-killing factories. Now the staff can at least be rewarded very well for whistle-blowing.
Prosecutable offenses include sexual assault, statutory rape, income tax evasion, Medicaid fraud, child abuse, money laundering, sexual harassment, and many others.
Why do they break the law? "These people kill little babies for a living," Newman said. "Do you think they'd have scruples about law and order?"
Operation Rescue believes there are many people working for abortionists who don't like the practices going on, and that's why the pro-life group decided to offer a reward to those who expose the illegal practices.
"At first we're going to offer $10,000 cash for information that leads to the prosecution and conviction of an abortionist," Newman said.
The reward money is coming from donations to the group, and fundraising has already begun.
A catch-phrase the group is using to raise donations is, "Yes, YOU can help put an abortionist out of business."
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TOTEM has the pleasure to announce that it will represent Charlie Le Mindu for French and International press. A pioneer of the pop-up hair salon, he began to creating signature hairstyles ranging from trashy to chic, classic to unique.
In 2008 Charlie moved his pop-up hair salon to London, and as his creative editorial work flourished, he soon gained his reputation as one of the city's most exclusive and innovative new hair stylists.
After featuring in Vogue Russia, Elle, French Vogue and being selected as the Observer's 22nd coolest person, Charlie decided to take hairstyling to the next level, and launched his first wig collection at London Fashion Week,
surprising London's fashion scene with his dramatic sculptural wigs.
Charlie now spends his time working between fashion editorials, commercial projects, and his haute-coiffure catwalk shows of wigs at London and Paris fashion weeks.
Furthermore, his work has been featured in publications such as Vogue Italy, Vogue Hommes Japan, i-D and The Guardian, has been exhibited at the V&A, Fondation Cartier and Boghossian Foundation, as well as special projects including Showstudio, Colette, Disneyland Paris and Nokia. Charlie Le Mindu will also soon be opening his flagship location at London's super salon, Urban Retreat at Harrods.


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I set all of my family members up with Linux Mint so that their computers would stop punching themselves in the face, but I'd like to be able to control those computers when my mom calls up and wants to know how to "put her favorites in the drop box." I've got Parallels with WinXP, and Ubunutu VMs, so my OS isn't really a concern (although I'd prefer to use OS X if there was a slick GUI app). What's the best or most practical approach to getting access to these computers from across the country?
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NoMachine's NX Free Edition can be installed on Linux hosts, and they have NX Client versions for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
You could use a VNC server and client (see here for more: http://www.skullbox.net/vncserver.php). Essentially VNC is what Remode Desktop is on Windows, i.e. allowing one computer over a network (or internet) to access a 'screen' on another computer. There are VNC servers and clients available for Linux and MacOS (you'd need a server on the Linux and a VNC client on the Mac).
NoMachine is available for mac, linux and windows clients as well as servers at http://www.nomachine.com
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Our First Featured Blogger of the week is Hank Shaw of the blog Hunter Angler Gardener Cook ~ Finding the Forgotten Feast
Hank writes a cooking blog that is right up the alley for anyone who hunts, fishes, grows their own produce and appreciates food that doesn't come from a box.
His recipes are mouthwatering and his blog covers the entire spectrum of food possibilities that can be found in the Great Outdoors. You don't even have to take my word on this, his blog has been nominated or won several awards and his recipes have been published in some prestigious places.
For all those who have harvested anything lately…(including squirrel and shark and bears oh my…) you owe yourself a visit to this outstanding wild food blog. BONUS ~ Your family will thank you once you've whipped up one of his amazing recipes!
Our Second Featured Blogger of the week is Kovas Palubinskas of Midwest Multisport Life ~ "Father, husband, endurance enthusiast. Family, food, training, gear, and books. Trail running whenever possible. I do all my own stunts."
One of the amazing things (for me) that has surfaced by starting the OBN is exposure to so many different paths that all lead to the same things—Activities in the Great Outdoors. Kovas's blog is one of those that opened an entirely different window of the Great Outdoors that I've never seen before, Trail running and Multisports. …From his blog he writes, "Ran the 1995 Chicago Marathon, stopped exercising, got fat, now trying to get healthy and fit. Multisport training and healthier diet vehicles of choice."
Kovas leads a very active Outdoor Lifestyle that he shares via his blog with regular posts. Visit him today and who knows…maybe you'll be inspired to try a little trail running yourself.
Our Third and Final Featured Blogger of the week is Phil Brown of the blog Badger Bushcraft ~ "Badger Bushcraft – Bringing Learning To Life"
From his blog "Our blog includes recipes, articles about our bushcraft school in Kent, nature notes, survival skills, wilderness living and a whole lot more!"
I think that sums it up quite nicely. There's a diverse amount of information found throughout his website and great pictures accompanying his blog entries. With Phil's blog and the other fantastic Bushcraft blogs we have in the directory, I feel like once again, I've been exposed to a whole new way of experiencing the Great Outdoors.
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Archive for Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Homicide suspect found in Tonganoxie
A suspect in a Kansas City, Kan., homicide case was taken into custody about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday after Tonganoxie police and other agencies arrived at a house in the 1000 block of Church Street in Tonganoxie about 2:45 p.m.
Tonganoxie Police Chief Ken Carpenter said Kansas City, Kan., police contacted him regarding the suspect, whom Carpenter thought was about 18 years old.
The homicide occurred Monday on Leavenworth Road.
The suspect, Carpenter said, was not from Tonganoxie, but was at the home of a relative when authorities surrounded the residence.
Officers detained the man at the Tonganoxie police department. He then was taken by Kansas City, Kan., authorities to their department.
FBI task force personnel, along with Kansas Highway Patrol and Leavenworth County sheriff's officers assisted with the situation.
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In today's North American landscape of improving medicinal laws and marijuana access, there is surprising little diversity in your choice of buds. "Any color you like, so long as you like OG Kush" sounds familiar.
The injection of Kush genetics that came crashing through the grow scene like a Tsunami in the early part of the millennium has forever raised the bar in what people look for in bud potency and complexity of bouquet -- especially in North America. OG didn't get this popular without some great characteristics, after all.
The key to the survival for any species is diversity; something that the North American cannabis gene pool is starting to lack. Re-mashes of similar genetics over and over can produce some very nice smoke at harvest, but it will have similar effects for patients, have similar flavors, similar aromas, and can get a little boring.
Biological diversity is also important when it comes to disease outbreaks. Don't believe it? Talk to any landscape/nursery owner: it's anindustry that almost lost it's shirt to plant diseases in the last decade.
If there is no genetic diversity in the pot gene pool, there is a greater possibility that a plant disease will spread quickly, become more persistent, and be difficult to control and eliminate.
More importantly, an increase in cannabis genetic diversity would mean a wider range of possibilities for treating different conditions medicinally with marijuana, as different genetics tend to produce different resin profiles, which in turn treat different symptoms.
So what's the solution for more diversity and possibly a bump in potency for the North American cannabis gene pool?
A healthy injection of pure heritage cannabis strains could be part of the solution. Some old timers may be holding onto valuable genetics that need to be shared with modern cannabis breeders.
The results can be amazing. Recently, a retired Vet forwarded the very last of their Vietnam Black stock to a breeder -- a strain thought be all but extinct in it's pure form. Even though the rollers in the post office crushed most of the seeds, a few VIPs (very important plants) did in fact emerge from this aging seed stock.
When these old-school genetics were crossed with a very modern Kush strain, the results were incredible. The offspring, while still very "Kush" took on unique properties, both in growth and in toke.
A marked increase in vigor meant better production and fewer potential cropping issues. The buds, while still Kush-shaped, took on a silvery blue hue at maturity and developed aromatic properties completely unique to the Vietnam Black lineage, beautifully layered in with that traditional Kush scent.
Medicinal patients have marveled at the depth and staying power of the effects over their garden variety Kush strains. They love the extra kick of mental stimulation they get from the strain. All thanks in part to the re-introduction of diverse and pure land race genetics.
This is just a small example of what's possible, but after seeing the results, it's clear that the cannabis community would benefit from more efforts and breeding projects like this. There's a lot beneath the surface of those genetics that researchers are just starting to understand, but in the end the key to survival in nature is diversity. Get some!


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Opened in 2001 and redecorated in 2007, the Beijing Saga International Hotel is located in Dongcheng district. The whole hotel is decorated in Chinese style.Neighboring the hotel are some famous tourist attractions such as Tiananmen Square, Imperial Palace, Wangfujing Street and Beihai Park. It is 1.5km away from the Beijing railway station, 15km away from the Beijing West Railway Station and 25km away from the Beijing Capital International Airport.
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Comments on The 'Woodford Period' TypePad 2013-02-22T02:34:23Z Mark Thoma http://economistsview.typepad.com/economistsview/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://economistsview.typepad.com/economistsview/2013/02/the-woodford-period/comments/atom.xml/ Mark A. Sadowski commented on 'The 'Woodford Period'' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451b33869e2017c370a285b970b 2013-02-22T23:51:22Z 2013-02-23T00:34:00Z Mark A. Sadowski Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks for the clarification.
 Bill C commented on 'The 'Woodford Period'' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451b33869e2017c37093ff5970b 2013-02-22T19:51:39Z 2013-02-22T19:51:39Z Bill C http://twentycentparadigms.blogspot.com/ Mark T.: Thanks for posting this. Mark A.: Interesting observations. Yes, my intent was somewhat humorous. Many people believe that...
Mark T.: Thanks for posting this.

Mark A.: Interesting observations. Yes, my intent was somewhat humorous. Many people believe that 'loose' monetary conditions in the early 2000's helped inflate the housing bubble, though given inflation and unemployment, I thing Fed policy was defensible (I'd put much more weight on regulatory failures).

Regardless of whether one buys into the loose money story about the early to mid-2000s, its out there, but the attempt to remediate the slump seems to involve exppansionary monetary policy now. "Hair of the Dog" may seem ironic, but different policy stances are appropriate under different circumstances, and I wasn't intending an argument that policy is too expansionary now (if anything, I think the opposite..).
 Mark A. Sadowski commented on 'The 'Woodford Period'' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451b33869e2017d41355ddc970c 2013-02-22T04:56:16Z 2013-02-22T05:57:44Z Mark A. Sadowski "If the slump is the hangover from a financial crisis, maybe its kind of a "hair of the (monetary) dog"...
"If the slump is the hangover from a financial crisis, maybe its kind of a "hair of the (monetary) dog" thing."

I gather that this is meant as a joke.

However it's a common misperception that financial crises are the result of overindulging in monetary stimulus, when in fact they almost always follow a period of excessively tight monetary policy.

The 1920's were marked by periods of outright price deflation:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?graph_id=75806&category_id=0

And monetary policy was tightened to such an extent that the yield curve became persistently inverted in January 1928, 19 months before the Great Depression started:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?graph_id=108333&category_id=0

Similarly, core PCEPI inflation was never more than 2.3% at an annual rate in the 15 years before the Great Recession, and followed on decades of disinflation:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?graph_id=83974&category_id=0

And monetary policy was tightened to such an extent that the yield curve became persistently inverted in August 2006, 16 months before the Great Recession started:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?graph_id=75581&category_id=0

Isn't it high time we stop joking about Hangover Theory and deride as the total nonsense that it truly is?

http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_dismal_science/1998/12/the_hangover_theory.html


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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE ; 13 April 1839; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18390413-TC-MAC-01; CL 11: 73-76
Chelsea, 13th April, 1839—
My dear Mother,
Many a time I think of you and wonder what you are about in this bitter spring weather. Jean wrote to me from Dumfries lately, and gave an extract from a Letter of Isabella's wherein you were mentioned; but I could gather little from that, except that you were still in a weakly kind of way, "suffering rather from rheumatism and toothache,"—which I like very ill, tho' you seemed to be thought a little better, and not in any anxiety about yourself. What can I do? I can do nothing but send my anxieties, my hopes. I have nothing other that I can send; except it be plenty of Letters, which certainly I do not let you want for of late! Plenty of flannel and of fuel; warmth by all and every means: this I should think was the hopefullest remedy. Pray do not venture much out into the air in these East winds; especially never except in the middle part of the day. Attend to your stomach also; that is the root of the whole mischief, I believe; and this venomous wind, continually fretting and obstructing the skin, acts mischievously on every function of life. Here it is the fiercest spring I have seen: poor languishing buds and blossoms, but no sign of general vegetation; the wind snell [piercing] as Greenland, continually from the East or North, and, in the former case, mingled for us with the smoke of the city which it carries hither ward: one of the ugliest seasons! What are the poor sheep and cattle doing? What are the poor Sons of Toil and Scarcity doing: ah me!— On the whole, dear Mother, I must again and again enforce on you the necessity of warmth, regimen and care; the necessity of being careful. What do you live upon? Do not take salt things, or scrap-dinners of any kind. Buy a hen or two (do this, I bid you); make soup of them,—for yourself as you would for me. Have you got any ale? If not, let Alick directly get some. I entreat you to want for nothing. There is siller enough among us, a hundred times over, to meet all that. What end could money serve that were half so blessed to any one or to all of us?
This Letter of Jack's came yesterday, and I lose no time in despatching it, tho' with a most hurried accompaniment. Thank Heaven, the good Doctor is still well, and all goes right with him. He seems to have work too, and to be managing it well: this we may say among ourselves, tho' we are not to speak of the Duke's illness out of doors. We ought to be very thankful. For my part, I rejoice much that he has done with Claredom, and has exchanged into this other field of action; a much more genial and fertile one than that ever promised to be.— Jack speaks farther of my going to meet him in Germany this summer. As yet I neither say yes nor no: it would perhaps be not the worst plan; and certainly I feel myself less indisposed for some expedition than I did last year: my mind is far calmer in general; I suppose, in spite of all indigestion &c, my health of body must really be improved too, and improving.
Arthur Buller, who was out with his Brother and Lord Durham in America, and went over the United States after their return, has a much more surprising expedition cut out for me: he talks at great length with great animation, how I am "the most popular author in America at present," how this man said, how that man said;—in a word, how I must go out to America and lecture, "and make a fortune in six months"! Beautiful talk: but as for the fortune in six months, we will leave that hanging by its own head.1— I do think however it might be possible too to clear a handsome little sum of money by an expedition thither some time, as they are all urging me to try to do; the steamers moreover have brought the place so near now:2 we will let it stand as a resource in the background, and decide nothing for the present.
A weightier concern is that of my London Lectures, fast coming on now! I have printed Prospectuses and Tickets a week ago; in the Examiner next but one there will be an Advertisement:3 the thing is all kindled, and must go on according to the nature of it! I do not send a Prospectus for fear of overloading the Frank. We are to be in the old room; we begin on the first Wednesday of May (Wednesday come two weeks) at three of the clock; continue on Saturdays and Wednesdays: only six Lectures of them; the subject Modern Revolutions, Protestantism 2 lectures, English Revolution 2, French Revolution 2: would we were well done with it, say I! This year I am not nearly in such an agony as last year; yet I shall be ill enough I suppose, and must just "welter thro' it" as I best may.— A horse would do me good; but there is no buying of a horse here, especially at this season; there is endless fash [trouble] in it besides enormous charges. I think I shall hire myself a ride or two on horseback: one has the ride for so much money, and no more about it. But indeed the weather as yet is never of the favourablest for riding; far too cold, cold enough for the swiftest walking. One way or other, surely I calculate on being borne thro'.
Our American Miscellanies have never come, nor do I hear from Emerson, nor of him, except indeed incidentally that he was not well in health,—tho' that again is contradicted or explained. Fraser is very anxious the Book were here, which doubtless it will be, in its own time. Fraser has settled with me, at least drawn up his account of settlement for the French Revolution! He has (who would have thought it?) in clear money resulting from the adventure, £130 and odd; but charging me for every copy I gave away, reduces it to some £110, that is clear at any rate. As to the copies charged, he insists, I insist the other way; but I believe I shall yield at last, for there is a kind of shadow of justice in what he says;—and besides, any money at all is beyond my expectation.4 I believe the poor creature Fraser to be as accurate according to the rules of his trade as man could wish; but it is a villainous trade; and what help have we? We have now nearly bargained for printing a new edition of 1500; on the same terms, for Fraser is just as good as any I could get, nay better than almost any, being accurate in his way. There will be money in this too, if it sell as he confidently hopes, and it costs me nothing, not much trouble even, for he engages to have it swiftly printed: then I am to have 500 struck off for the American market, which will cost me almost nothing but the paper of them, and they will belong all to myself. I think we shall bargain in this manner one of these days.— Our French Revolution has therefore done very well; considering what we expected of it, very well indeed. Praises go for little; but the smallest contribution of solid pudding5 is thankfully received by a man that has it to seek. Yet I have had praises too, of the most amazing not to say ridiculous description. Did not I tell Alick about the Emperor of Dandies, one Count D'Orsay, and his love of me? Well, the man actually arrived here since that, in a chariot splendid as the Sun, that set all the street a-staring; to "testify his" &c &c and really I found him no fool at all, but a man of very considerable faculty in his own fashion; abundant in information, in sarcasm, even in jollity and humour; no bad fellow at all. Jane laughed for two days after at the contrast of me in my plaid dressing-gown, with my grim Presbyterian look, and this beautifullest of tall men, with his velvets, jewels and ambrosial lovelinesses, sitting talking in the friendliest manner to each other!—
The sheet is done and my time is more than done. I send you that Letter of Mrs Strachey's, the only one I have had from that hand for many years: I hope you will like it better than Jane does, and I do. As for Jane herself, this cold acts severely on her; but she crouches close over the fire; never stirs out, and holds on without damage hitherto. She has been much better all along than in late years. Mrs Welsh writes from Liverpool that she means to be at Templand soon. I suppose you have received the old cloth bag, and wondered over its contents? I had a letter from Grahame of Burnswark, in answer to the Note you had to give him: he seems to have been very unwell poor fellow; I beg the first of you that meets him to present my thanks and kind wishes and remembrances ever as of old.— What is become of Geordie Elliott? Alick must tell me both about him, about himself and what concerns you all. Did the Farm of "Dykeside"6 come to anything, or is any other like to do so? Alick said it was a wretched year for farmers; and I can well believe it. Have you been to see Jean yet? I think you will wait, you and Isabella, till the west wind come. I infer that Isabella is considerably better, since she even meditates such a thing.— And so here dear Mother I end for today. Remember us in constant affection to all, beginning at Jamie or Tom of Scotsbrig and ending at the farthest outpost. Take care of yourself, dear Mother, and let me hear that you are well again
Your affectionate— /
T. Carlyle


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Now is the time to ski the powdery snow in colorful Colorado for winter fitness. This year the ski slopes have received lots of luscious white snow, so the conditions for skiing are excellent at most ski areas along the Western Slope: Arapahoe Basin, Vail, Keystone, Aspen, Copper Mountain, Winter Park. No time like this Saturday to hit the slopes for winter exercise and physical release before the big Bronco football game on Sunday at the Mile High Stadium in Denver. After a day of skiing, one may feel more able to participate energetically and vocally with the Bronco-mania spectator activity this Sunday. So be sure to breathe deeply lungs full of crisp, clean air while on top of the mountains.
I don't have to tell anyone that skiing is a popular winter sport. Everyone who skies is familiar with the congested traffic conditions coming and going to ski slopes on I-70 this time of year. Well, don't let a little, rather a lot, of traffic stop you from exercising. Just get going bright and early Saturday morning by packing the car the night before with skies, boots, poles, and a bag of parkas, goggles, scarves, hats, gloves, and money for lift ticket and lunch. Wake up, stretch for 15 minutes to get the body limber and then go!
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2007-2008: Led the Flames in the 1650 free with an eight place finish at the Horizon League Championships...also finished 10th in the 500 free and 9th in the 1000 free...fourth-place finisher in the 1000 free (10:09.74) at Cleveland State...took third place in the 100 back (58.46) and won the 1000 free against Valparaiso in 10:02.67...placed fourth in the 500 free (5:00.40) and took second in the 1000 free against Green Bay in 10:01.32...returned to action against Western Illinois with a fifth place 100 butterfly (54.78) and the leadoff leg of the 200 medley relay on December 19...took 2nd in the 500 free (4:49.80) at Northwestern...took second in the 1000 free (9:59.68) and third in the 500 free (4:50.67) against Wright State...opened his junior campaign with a pair of wins in the 500 and 1000 (10:20.79) free events at Eastern Illinois.
2006-2007: Led the team in the 500 free, 1000 free, and 1650 free events...Won the 1650 free at St. Louis...swam a season best 16:17.47 1650 freestyle at the conference championships, placing fourth...also swan to 7th place in the 1000 freestyle, finishing in 9:37.76...competed in the FINA World Championships in the 800 freestyle, finishing 40th.
2005-2006: Finished seventh in the 1000 free with a time of 9:45.29 at the Horizon League Championships...swam a 4:41.84 in the 500 free finals at the league meet...completed the 1650 free finals in 16:16.60 to place seventh...turned in a 10:07.31 in the 1000 free against Ball State...debuted with 1000 free win (10:14.48) and a meet-best time of 4:57.50 in the 500 free against Valparaiso...finished second in the 1000 free (10:01.89) and third in the 500 free (4:56.75) at UW-Green Bay...posted a 9:58.09 in the 1000 free against Iowa...swam a 9:59.22 in the 1000 free and a second-place 4:55.05 in the 500 free at Cleveland State.
Personal/Prep: Bosnia and Herzegovina national record holder in the 200, 400, 800 and 1500 meter freestyle events...placed 19th in the 1500m freestyle at the 2004 World Championships...finished both the 1000-yard and 1650-yard freestyle events in 7th place at the 2006 HL Championships...Two-time national senior team member... ...Swam with the Zmaj Tuzla club for seven years...born July 28, 1986...son of Mirsad and Marina Trnovljakovic...currently undecided on a major.
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In keeping with Duquesne University's Spiritan heritage, this campaign emphasizes significantly increasing the endowed funds designated for scholarships and need-based aid. Our founders and sponsors were determined that the benefits of a Duquesne education should be available to all, regardless of ability to pay.
Endowed scholarships ensure that Duquesne can attract and retain the most talented and motivated students for generations to come.
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SOCCER Northridge players receive state honors
ISCA honors Raiders.
MIDDLEBURY — Northridge High School boys and girls soccer players came away from the recent Indiana Soccer Coaches Association awards banquet with plenty of honors.
On the girls side, Raider Kara Kershner was saluted for being first-team all-district and first-team all-state.
Mikaela Zook was named first-team all-district and third-team all-state. Brianne O'Dell was chosen top team player, first-team all-district and honorable mention all-state. Julina Skow (second-team all-district) and Ellie Lengacher (second-team all-district) was also honored.
Northridge boys to be recognized were first-team all-district and honorable mention all-state pick Steven Hooley and top team player Jake Baylis.


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A police officer has the primary responsibility to provide protective and law enforcement services on the university campus. In addition the university police officer has responsibilities to provide special services to the university community consistent with the mission of the University and the Police Department. This individual may serve as a uniformed patrol officer, detective, community police officer/'Canes Resource Officer, or directed patrol officer (as assigned).
Applicants must be FDLE certified in order to apply. All applicants must have 54 college credits (or 3 years military service/law enforcement experience), must be a U.S. citizen, and must pass a thorough background investigation. In addition to the benefits offered by the University (refer to bottom of page), police officers receive the following:
• $2K retention bonus upon completion of Field Training
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The Recruitment and Selection Process for police officers at the University of Miami Police Department occurs in several phases. Each phase has distinctive activities and functions that must occur in order to successfully recruit and select quality police officers for the University. Below is a breakdown of each phase:
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The entire process lasts approximately 3 to 6 months (from Initial Standards Testing dates) and varies according to applicant employment and residence history. We do not recommend applicants to take any of these exams independently, as these exam scores will not be accepted.
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After completing the University of Miami probationary period, all officers are eligible to pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees at no cost, and family members receive similar benefits. Full-time regular employees can receive a 100 percent tuition remission benefit for up to:
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12 scheduled holidays per full year of employment and 2 floating holidays per year. Floating holidays can be taken any time (subject to approval). Worked holidays are paid at 2.5 times the regular hourly rate.
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All applicants must have 54 college credits (or 3 years of law enforcement/military service), be a US citizen, meet vision requirements, and pass a thorough background investigation.


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This is a page all about One Direction news articles that we've tagged with 'twitcam'. For more gossip and chat about Zayn Malik, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne make sure you check out our homepage
Must See: Niall Horan's Top 5 Funniest Vids!
Check out cheeky Irish blondie Niall Horan in these videos showing some of his best moments! We love us some behind the scenes footage of the boys fooling around, and these videos are our faves! We're loving this video of Niall's funniest moments. You did WHAT in front of Simon Cowell?! Na Na Niii –
1D Have A Brand New 'Top Secret' Dance Planned
It's well known that boys of One Direction are seasoned dancers, having wowed fans all over the world with their jaw-dropping routines, and tight, well-rehearsed choreography. The time they won 'Got To Dance' in 2010 was simply amazing. * OneDirection.net awakes from their slumber *….. Ahem. Sorry about that…. Anyhow, during the boys' recent Twitcam,
Big One Direction News At 3PM UK Time! #twitcam
Earlier today, One Direction went live on Twitcam to announce SOME BIG NEWS. The news will now be announced at 3PM GMT (UK Time), and we're just a little bit excited! The Twitcam live stream is still active, but it says Offline. Here's the link if you want to try it. We've got our fingers
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Does everyone remember when we were without Twitter on Thursday and it was impossible to see what celebrities were up to, what hilarious hashtags were trending or any other insignificant tweets to entertain us? Well at about the same time, Niall Horan had planned to have a twitcam session that would be available to his
One Direction Announce 2013 Australia & New Zealand Arena Tour!
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Andrea Davis, President of Fellowes Europe since 2006, has announced she will be leaving the company on June 15th. Ms. Davis has accepted a new position as CEO of a financial services company in Nottingham, England.
Ms. Davis has had a successful career with Fellowes and, with her extensive experience in finance, has decided to explore this new opportunity. Michel Van Beek, Vice President of Fellowes Europe, will take over as Fellowes European President on June 15th 2012 responsible for EMEA, India and South America. Michel van Beek has demonstrated the leadership skills and personal character to assume the challenges of this new role and has made significant contributions to Fellowes since he joined in 2006, expanding Fellowes market shares in the EMEA region. Previously, he has worked for 3M and GBC.
Mr van Beek stated: "Whilst I am sad to see Andrea Davis leave, I am thrilled to be offered the opportunity and honored to lead some very talented and first class people." Stepping into the new role, van Beek has indicated he will focus to maintain the successful momentum of Fellowes EU. Fellowes EU has consistently ranked among Fellowes top operating companies. James Fellowes, CEO of Fellowes said" We are fortunate to have a proven office product executive of Michel's caliber to immediately fill the void created by Andrea's decision. We are confident in a smooth transition and continuity in Fellowes market place practice."
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Given a unimodular Lie group $G$ and a discrete subgroup $\Gamma\subseteq G$, under what conditions does there exists a discrete subgroup $H$ s.t. $\Gamma\subseteq H$ and $G/H$ has finite volume? Also, can someone give an example of a discrete subgroup $\Gamma$ of a unimodular Lie Group which cannot be extended to a lattice?
The same argument as in Yves' comment applies whenever you have a discrete subgroup of a semisimple Lie group without factors locally isomorphic to $SL(2,{\mathbb R})$, since Mostow Rigidity (or even local rigidity) suffices here (this observation is due to Selberg). The best result in the positive direction is due to Robert Brooks: If $\Gamma$ is a geometrically finite subgroup of $PO(3,1)$ then it admits arbitrarily small deformations $\Gamma_i$ (isomorphic to $\Gamma_i$) all of which are subgroups in lattices. In view of the later density theorem of Brock and Bromberg, one can replace geometric finiteness assumption here with merely "finitely generated".
In the case when $G=PO(2,1)$ then one can do the same without deformation, you just need to assume that $\Gamma$ is finitely generated (unlike Brooks' result, this observation is elementary: If $S$ is a finite area hyperbolic surface/orbifold with geodesic boundary, then the double of $S$ across the boundary is a finite area hyperbolic surface without boundary). However, if you allow infinitely generated discrete subgroups of $PO(2,1)$, then again there are counter-examples: It suffices to take infinite area hyperbolic surfaces with non-discrete length spectrum: They cannot cover finite area hyperbolic surfaces.
Also, if you are willing to re-embed $\Gamma$ in another Lie group, then it suffices to assume that $\Gamma$ is a subgroup of $G(O)$, where $G$ is an algebraic group (say, over the integers) and $O$ is the ring of integers of a number field $F$ (no need to assume discreteness here). Then $G(O)$ is a lattice in a (finite) direct product of Lie groups $$ \prod_{\nu} G(F_\nu), $$ where each $F_\nu$ is either ${\mathbb R}$ or ${\mathbb C}$ (this construction is called restriction of scalars). In the case of groups of rank $\ge 2$ this is essentially optimal by Margulis' arithmeticity theorem.


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we are operating a Windows Server 2003 R2. After a restart the server with its shares is reachable via unc and ip (e.g. \\ws\folder1 or \\10.18.2.3\folder1). That works for at least 5 minutes after a restart. I have checked the firewall, AV is turned off and some other services that are running on this machine. I have also checked the raid, which seems ok. What's curious is that I can ping the server all the time and RDP works fine through network. It all happened yesterday suddenly. The Server runs for years without a problem. Does anyone have a clue?
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My 5k training thoughts....so far
Sunday, September 16, 2012
I'm in the middle of a 5k training program. I've never done a program like this before and I'm finding it frustrating, yet very, very helpful. Frustrating because I want to run like I've always ran, not the way it's telling me to. Right now I'm on the 4 minutes of running, 1 minute of walking. This is my 2nd week with this duration of running and I'm starting to really enjoy it and see where it is helping me out a lot. In the past I've always ran for as long as I could, hoping to finish whatever my goal was in a certain amount of time. I can honestly say, not too many times I walked away feeling like it was what I was hoping for.
Running the program's way has made me think about a lot of things that I normally didn't think about. Pacing myself, whether needing to slow it down, or push it harder for those few minutes. Really enjoying that 1 minute of rest is something that surprised me, because I truly only take the 1 minute and then I'm off again. My 5k time has improved dramatically just over a couple of weeks. Still not where I want it to be, but the improvement has been amazing to me.
The biggest thing that has made me appreciate this program is the old behavior/mindset I have that wants things "right.now." The last run I did was my fastest yet, but I found myself feeling a bit irked at myself for it not being faster. As I was sitting in the locker room thinking over my accomplishment, I thought of how this all works. It's one run at a time, one timing at a time. That it is steps I'm taking to work towards the best time I can get, which takes time. Then I thought about what would happen if I jumped from my present time to my dreamed of best time without being able to experience all of the "best" times in between. Why would I want to deprive myself of the journey and joys I get to experience along the way?
So today is my last 4 minutes on, 1 minute off run, then it changes to full 35 minute non-stop runs. We'll see how my timing goes and if all goes well it'll be my best yet
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LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - A process that has remained partially unchanged since the dawn of the Iron Age will spark some unique creations at Laredo Community College.
There will be a special workshop on Friday, March 7 from 12 to 3 p.m. in room 113 of the Guadalupe and Lilia Martinez Fine Arts Center at the Fort McIntosh Campus.
The iron pour workshop will teach participants how to create amazing iron pieces by using an open face mold to pour and shape molten iron. Hosted by the Visual Arts Department, the event is free and open to the public.
Art professor of Texas A&M at Corpus Christi Jack Gron, along with graduate students Al Johnson and Paul Seeman, will lead the one-day workshop. All iron casting will be conducted under strict supervision.
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RSA 2006 Security Conference Photos
By gbrunett-Oracle on Feb 21, 2006
Previously, I wrote about Sun's speaking presence at the RSA security conference this year. Well, now that this year's conference is in the books, and I wanted to share some pictures of the event with you.
The RSA Security Conference was at the Convention Center in San Jose, CA this year.
Sun installed a number of Sun Ray 170 Ultra-Thin Clients around the conference center allowing people free access to the Internet. The Sun Rays were also featured through the Sun booth on the show flow. One small note: if you are using publically available kiosks such as these - please be sure to log yourself our of your sessions and close down the browser! I can't tell you how many times I came across someone's e-mail or browser session (where they had neglected to log themselves out). You would think privacy and security would be more of a concern for attendees at a conference like RSA, but then again...
Here we have Mark Thacker (Product Line Manager, Solaris Security and Solaris Trusted Extensions) working on the show floor setting up a demonstration of Solaris 10 based on his recently published HOWTO: Eliminating Web Page Hijacking Using Solaris 10 Security.
Sun Security Illuminati - Gilles Gravier (Chief Security Strategist) [left] and Jim Hughes (Sun Fellow) [right] pose for a picture on the show floor. Jim hosted a BoF session on day 1 of the show titled "Storage Security - Use of Encryption to Protect Data at Rest".
A quick screen shot of Solaris Trusted Extensions. "TX" (as it is affectionally known) is the successor to Trusted Solaris 8. Instead of being a separate product, however, Trusted Extensions will be offered as a piece of software that is layered on top of Solaris 10. TX was announced at RSA and will be available to customers (in beta form) in April.
Another area of the Sun Booth focused on Secure Service Oriented Architectures (or Secure SOA) for short. Rafat Alvi gave an excellent talk on Secure SOA to a standing room only crowd on day 1 of the conference. It was obvious that this is an area of intense interest judging by the way Rafat was also mobbed as he manned the the Secure SOA area of the Sun booth.
The Sun booth also featured a variety of other offerings including Sun's new SCA-6000 cryptographic accelerator, Sun's identity management and compliance offerings, Sun's encrypting tape drive, and much more!
Back on stage, the man who needs no introduction... Whit Diffie was a speaker at the RSA Crytographers Panel. Whit shared the stage with crypto luminaries: Ronald Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Martin Hellman. The panel was moderated by Burt Kaliski.
Scott McNealy was one of the keynote speakers at RSA this year. Scott's talk was titled "Embracing Risk and Opportunity Through Security". The main thrust of the talk focused on the security and management challenges created by "best of breed" product selection leading to a virtual "Frankenstein" of non-standard, non-interoperable and non-integrated silos in the Data Center. Scott also talked about the security risks of monoculture on the desktop. One of the key themes throughout Scott's talk was Sun(SM) Systemic Security.
While talking about how Sun builds security into our porfolio of products and services, Scott was joined by James Gosling (Sun Fellow, the Father of Java) who talked about security design issues and challenges considered when designing the Java language.
Scott was also joined by Dr. Sheueling Chang (Sun Distinguished Engineer) who talked about her work on Elliptic Curve Cryptography and Sun's contributions to the open-source and standards efforts in that area.
There was so much happening at RSA, there is just not enough time to write about it all. I hope however that this can shed a little light into some of what Sun was doing at the conference!
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