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NEW YORK - Considering the short list of surprisingly impressive teams in the NFL this season, the Minnesota Vikings haven't gotten much love. That could change tonight.
This is a big week for Oregon's BCS title hopes.
HATTIESBURG, Miss. - The mother of a University of Southern Mississippi quarterback was arrested Saturday at the school's football game after arguing with another fan who berated her son's play.
MANHATTAN - The star quarterback used to be a wide receiver, and the top wide receiver used to be a quarterback.
LAWRENCE - Kansas basketball coach Bill Self says he is no longer opposed to providing student-athletes with some form of financial allowance beyond the usual parameters of scholarships.
SAN FRANCISCO - On a team known for stellar pitching, bushy beards and quirky personalities, the unquestioned leader of the San Francisco Giants is their understated catcher, Buster Posey.
SAN FRANCISCO - In a postseason full of twists and turns, the San Francisco Giants are headed back to the World Series after a big comeback against the defending champs.
NEW YORK (AP) - The NFL will consider dropping the Pro Bowl if the level of play doesn't improve, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday night.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The new starting quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs is a former first-round draft pick on a one-year deal whose career thus far has been a disappointment.
NEW YORK - Breaking down The Associated Press college football poll after Week 8 of the regular season.
CHICAGO - Jay Cutler shook off an apparent rib injury, Brian Urlacher made a key fumble recovery and the Chicago Bears won their fourth straight, beating the Detroit Lions 13-7 on Monday night.
NEW YORK - Only in the BCS standings does Oregon get passed.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The final touchdown pass drew only a slight first pump from Collin Klein. It was still the third quarter, but Milan-Puskar Stadium was half-empty. Most of the West Virginia fans had seen enough of a game that had turned into a Heisman campaign ad for the Kansas State quarterback.
SAN FRANCISCO - Chris Carpenter walked off the mound, and the fans cheered him once again.
HOUSTON - Matt Schaub threw two touchdown passes, Arian Foster ran for two scores and the Houston Texans dominated a showdown of the AFC's top two teams, routing the Baltimore Ravens 43-13 on Sunday.
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Getting to Know BoxLayout
By dananourie on Feb 12, 2008
One of the standard layout managers that come with the Java platform is
BoxLayout. This allows you to layout a single row or column of components
in a container. This may sound like a not-so-complicated layout manager,
but with the help of
Box and its glue and struts, you'd think that would
be enough, but there is even more. The vertical and horizontal alignment
of the underlying components allows even more control of the positioning
of components within the container. Here, we'll look at all these aspects.
Typical Usage
BoxLayout is unlike most layout managers which just require you to create
the layout manager, and associate the layout manager with the
Instead, the
BoxLayout constructor requires you to pass the
into the constructor of the layout manager, thus having a reference to the
other component in each of them. This can be awkward sometimes, and
makes the use of the
Box container more popular, since all you have to
do is ask for a horizontally or vertically laid out
Box through one of
static methods:
Box vertical = Box.createVerticalBox(); Box horizontal = Box.createHorizontalBox();
Both are using
BoxLayout under the covers, placing added components
on the proper access, depending upon direction. A vertical box
places everything into a single column, whereas a horizontal box
places everything in a row. Comparing
BoxLayout (and thus
Box) to
GridLayout requires a quick comment. When placing a bunch of components
in a
GridLayout controlled container, all the components are expected
to be the same size. With
BoxLayout, that isn't the case, and the
maximum preferred size of the component is honored.
Struts and Glue
The Box class offers the creation of two supporting components, one
a strut, or fixed-size filler area, the other glue for an expandable area.
The use of these allows you to place components within a container, either
a fixed-distance apart with a strut, or a growing/shrinking area based upon
available space, with glue. The same task can be done with
GridBagLayout, though not as easily.
To demonstrate, this first program creates a 25 pixel strut between the top two components and a 10 pixel strut between the bottom two.
import java.awt.\*; import javax.swing.\*; public class VerticalBoxTest { public static void main(String args[]) { JFrame frame = new JFrame("Vertical Box"); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); Box box = Box.createVerticalBox(); box.add(new Button("Top")); box.add(Box.createVerticalStrut(25)); box.add(new Button("Middle")); box.add(Box.createVerticalStrut(10)); box.add(new Button("Bottom")); frame.add(box, BorderLayout.CENTER); frame.setSize(300, 200); frame.setVisible(true); } }
Once you compile and run it, notice how the components change in size
when the window size increased or decreased. The distance between the
components remain unchanged, to match the reserved strut space. This
example uses a Button instead of a
JButton to avoid an explanation
of component alignment until a little later.
Working with a horizontal box and glue produces similar results, though this time the glue grows in size to take up added space, instead of staying a fixed size, with the strut.
import java.awt.\*; import javax.swing.\*; public class HorizontalBoxTest { public static void main(String args[]) { JFrame frame = new JFrame("Horizontal Box"); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); Box box = Box.createHorizontalBox(); box.add(Box.createHorizontalGlue()); box.add(new JButton("Left")); box.add(new JButton("Right")); frame.add(box, BorderLayout.NORTH); box = Box.createHorizontalBox(); box.add(new JButton("Left")); box.add(Box.createHorizontalGlue()); box.add(new JButton("Right")); frame.add(box, BorderLayout.CENTER); box = Box.createHorizontalBox(); box.add(new JButton("Left")); box.add(new JButton("Right")); box.add(Box.createHorizontalGlue()); frame.add(box, BorderLayout.SOUTH); frame.setSize(300, 200); frame.setVisible(true); } }
Trying not to confuse you too much, but the example is back to
JButton components.
Life gets interesting with
Box/BoxLayout when the components within the
container are a different size or the height/width of the container is
wider than necessary for a vertical box or taller than necessary with a
horizontal one. In other words, if you have a tall column, where do
components of a different width end up? And, if you have a wide row
with components of a different height, how about them?
This is where the different alignments of a component come into play.
Each Swing component has an
X-alignment setting and a
Y-alignment setting
thanks to its
get/setAlignmentX() and
get/setAlignmentY() methods. The
range of each setting is from
0 to
1.0, inclusive, where
0 represents left
or top alignment and
1 represents right or bottom alignment, depending
upon direction of
BoxLayout. There are constants available in the
Component class so you don't really need to know what the values are
for right and left alignment. However, it does help to know if you
might want something in between.
To demonstrate the right, left, center nature of different size buttons in a vertical box, the following program creates three boxes, one each filled with left, center, and right aligned buttons.
import java.awt.\*; import javax.swing.\*; public class AlignX { private static Container makeIt(String labelChar, float alignment) { Box box = Box.createVerticalBox(); for (int i=1; i<6; i++) { String label = makeLabel(labelChar, i\*2); JButton button = new JButton(label); button.setAlignmentX(alignment); box.add(button); } return box; } private static String makeLabel(String s, int length) { StringBuffer buff = new StringBuffer(length); for (int i=0; i<length; i++) { buff.append(s); } return buff.toString(); } public static void main(String args[]) { JFrame frame = new JFrame("X Alignment"); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); Container panel1 = makeIt("L", Component.LEFT_ALIGNMENT); Container panel2 = makeIt("C", Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); Container panel3 = makeIt("R", Component.RIGHT_ALIGNMENT); frame.setLayout(new FlowLayout()); frame.add(panel1); frame.add(panel2); frame.add(panel3); frame.pack(); frame.setVisible(true); } }
Now, let us mix things up a little and have one vertical box with three buttons, one for each alignment. The screen width will be wide, to make sure there is extra space available. Conceptually thinking, one would expect the component with left alignment to be aligned to the left of the container and the one with right alignment to be aligned to the right of the container. That would be wrong though. When there are different component alignments, they are aligned to the center of the container. So, for left alignment, that component will have its left edge on the invisible center line of the container. For right alignment, it is the right edge.
Here's the program to demonstrate:
import java.awt.\*; import javax.swing.\*; public class AlignX2 { public static void main(String args[]) { JFrame frame = new JFrame("X Alignment"); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); Box box = Box.createVerticalBox(); JButton button = new JButton("LL"); button.setAlignmentX(Component.LEFT_ALIGNMENT); box.add(button); button = new JButton("CC"); button.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT); box.add(button); button = new JButton("RR"); button.setAlignmentX(Component.RIGHT_ALIGNMENT); box.add(button); frame.add(box, BorderLayout.CENTER); frame.setSize(300, 200); frame.setVisible(true);} }
And, the corroborating screen:
Working in the other direction has top alignment aligning the top of the component to the imaginary center line, or in other words below the center.
Mixing up alignments in this fashion works fine, but just takes some getting used to, as the alignment isn't necessarily where you would expect it to be, unless all the alignments are the same, and then it does align to the container border, as opposed to the container center line.
If you are still confused, feel free to modify the earlier programs
and try even more combinations of
x and
y alignment. Of course, if
all this baffles you, there is always
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Sound the Alarm International is hosting a faith based turn up at Patterson Park in Baltimore, MD. This is not just an event but it is a community service and an opportunity for the participants to witness the testimony of active believers, an opportunity to hear the good news of salvation by faith in Christ and finally a chance for everyone involved to feel God's love and have fun at the same time.
Sound the Alarm International is an evangelistic/promotional group and a great example of good Christian ministry. There are many, many ministries in the world today. In fact the word ministry has turned into some sort of cliche'.
It may be okay that there are so many ministries because the harvest is always now. Even Webster's dictionary describes ministry as 'the work' and there is plenty of work to do for everyone involved in the Christian faith. So what does true Christian ministry look like? How can you know whether a ministry is doing a good work?
Three key ingredients that must be alive in order for an activity to fall under the category of true Christian ministry include the following.
1. Providing service based on faith in Christ - Jesus did not have a lot of money. It is important to have access to money in order to get some things done but faith in what God can do should not be limited by how much money we have. He himself walked from hundreds of miles and made himself available to the people where ever they were. After all this travel he not only fed the people spiritual food but he fed them food for their physical bodies too. A good Christian ministry follow Christ's example and must be based on faith.
2. Sharing the good news - If you find something that is a benefit to you more than likely you want to tell someone else. A good Christian ministry shares the good news of reconciliation to Father-God through Christ his son.
3. Love is in action - It is easy to love the one that you know loves you. But the Word says what reward is there in that? A good Christian ministry must show love even to those that are forgotten or hard to love.
Sound the Alarm International has all three ingredients. The organization hosts an annual community cookout and concert in the Baltimore region. Their mission enables them to target less sought after demographics. With the help of volunteers, the church and others they are able to provide this community service free of charge.
As founder of Sound the Alarm International LaTasha Smith accepted Christ into her life back in 1998. She then recognized a need to touch the lives of young people in Baltimore in a non-traditional setting. She believes that if you "find the problem, make the solution."
Her organization uses the cookout to put the love of Jesus Christ in the path of those that attend her event. LaTasha shared.
We have been hosting these events since 2001 and early on we were just hosting cookouts but with God's favor and the help of family, volunteers and churches we have grown into a full fledged cookout and youth concert series. Our events are centered around love and family.
Sound the Alarm's next community service is scheduled for August 23, 2014 and will be held at Patterson Park in Baltimore, MD sponsored by Charm City Church and P.E.R.K. Consulting. The fellowship will include food, fun and Christ centered entertainment. So now that you know how to spot good Christian ministry think about getting involved to reap the benefits of working in God's kingdom that "they may by your good works which they observe, glorify God in the day of visitation." (I Peter 2:12)
Note to the reader: working in the kingdom of God does not confirm your salvation but it sure is the least we can do after what God has sacrificed for us.
"For by grace ye are saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God. (Ephesians 2:8)
For more information about the ministry highlighted in this article go to:
Sound the Alarm International on Facebook
or contact Sistah LaTasha Dee Smith @ 443-622-7186


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The big celebration is nearing and Balboa Park museums are getting their activities on the calendar.
2015 marks 100 years since the Panama-California Exposition that gave Balboa Park it's famous name. Over the years the park has grown, museums have flourished and millions of visitors have enjoyed what San Diego's favorite park has offered. Balboa Park wants to continue to touch the hearts of visitors and what better way to kick this off than a year long celebration!
The museums of Balboa Park have been planning extra-special exhibitions for the 2015 year. The following are just a handful of exhibitions that visitors can expect to see on the museum calendars for the celebration year:
- Surf Craft: Design and the Culture of Board Riding - Mingei International Museum
- Made in America: Craft icons of the 50 States - Mingei International Museum
- 7 Billion Others, mulitimedia exhibition - Museum of Photographic Arts
- Circus!: Science Under the Big Top - Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
- Imaginate, and exhibition on innovations - Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
- 2theXtreme: Mathalive! - San Diego Air and Space Museum
- Cars, Innovation, and Society - San Diego Automotive Museum
- Cars Symphony - San Diego Automotive Museum
- San Diego Invites the World - San Diego History Center
- The Ingenious Dr. Seuss - San Diego History Center
- Inside Innovation: Phones, Drones and Genomes - San Diego History Center
- Centinnial Railway Garden - San Diego Model Railroad Museum
- Border Crossing - San Diego Museum of Man
- BEERology - San Diego Museum of Man
- Coast to Cactus in Southern California - San Diego Natural History Museum
- Gauguin to Warhol - San Diego Museum of Art
- Coney Island - Visions of an American Dreamland - San Diego Museum of Art
- The Art of Music - San Diego Museum of Art
- Girl Scout Day - San Diego Girl Scouts
- International Christmas Festival - House of Pacific Relations International Cottages
- Masters of Japanese Culture - Japanese Friendship Garden
- The Arts and Crafts of the 1915 Expo - Marston House and Gardens
- Art of the Park: 100 years of art in Balboa Park - Marston House and Gardens
- Creative Edge - Spanish Village Art Center
- Sculpture on the Patio - Spanish Village Art Center
- Balboa Park in Color - Spanish Village Art Center
- SDFA Festival of Trees - San Diego Floral Association
The above list is just a glimpse of what is in store for visitors coming to Balboa Park during the year of the celebration. For descriptions as well as further details, check out the list here.


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Andrew Ross Sorkin
Andrew Ross Sorkin is a columnist for The New York Times and the founder and editor-at-large of DealBook, an online daily financial report published by The Times that he started in 2001. In addition, Mr. Sorkin is an assistant editor of business and finance news, helping guide and shape the paper's coverage.
Mr. Sorkin is also a co-anchor of Squawk Box, CNBC's signature morning program.
Mr. Sorkin is the author of "Too Big to Fail: How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System — and Themselves" (Viking, 2009), which chronicled the events of the 2008 financial crisis. The book won the 2010 Gerald Loeb Award for Best Business Book, and was shortlisted for the 2010 Samuel Johnson Prize and the 2010 Financial Times Business Book of the Year Award. The book spent more than six months on The New York Times Best Seller list in hardcover and paperback. The book was adapted as a movie HBO Films in 2011. Mr. Sorkin was a co-producer of the film, which was nominated for 11 Emmy Awards.
Mr. Sorkin is also co-creator of the drama series "Billions" on Showtime starring Paul Giamatti and Damien Lewis.
Over the years, Mr. Sorkin has broken news of many major mergers and acquisitions in the pages of The Times and has been at the forefront of Wall Street news. He reported extensively on the financial crisis of 2008, its aftermath on Wall Street and the government bailout of major investment banks, with coverage including the collapse of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, and the A.I.G. bailout. He has broken news of deals including Chase's acquisition of J.P. Morgan and Hewlett-Packard's acquisition of Compaq. He also led The Times's coverage of Vodafone's $183 billion hostile bid for Mannesmann, resulting in the world's largest takeover ever.
As a leading voice about Wall Street and corporate America, Mr. Sorkin is a frequent guest on national television and radio programs, as well as a lecturer at universities across the country. He has appeared on NBC's "Today Show," PBS's "The Charlie Rose Show," PBS's "NewsHour," NPR's "Talk of the Nation," and many others.
He won a Gerald Loeb Award in 2004 for breaking the news of I.B.M.'s historic sale of its PC business to Lenovo. He was also a finalist in the commentary category for his DealBook column. He also won a Society of American Business Editors and Writers Award for breaking news in 2005 and again in 2006. In 2007, the World Economic Forum named him a Young Global Leader.
Mr. Sorkin began writing for The Times in 1995 under unusual circumstances: he hadn't yet graduated from high school.
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An upstate man has been charged with sexual assault on a teen, WSPA News reported January 21.
Ronique Staley, 29, is accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old student he was tutoring at a home on South Pleasantburg Drive in Greenville.
Staley, who isn't affiliated with the Greenville County School District, was supposed to drive the student home after a tutoring session, but performed a sex act on the teen against his will.
Greenville Police Department stated that Staley advertised his tutoring business. A sign outside his home that read "Need a Tutor?" and listed a phone number.
Staley was charged with criminal sexual conduct first-degree and is being held at the Greenville County Detention Center on $25,000 bond.


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Lacrosse Holds Season Ending Banquet
Fresno State sends off two seniors and hands out awards during luncheon banquet
Boutillier Named Fresno State Sysco Student-Athlete of the Week
Men's Tennis player Remi Boutillier earned his 100th-career doubles win against Pacific.
Seniors Play In Final Home Lacrosse Game
Fresno State drops conference game to Saint Mary's in final home game
Lacrosse Honors Seniors Wednesday
Fresno State plays its final home game of the season as two seniors will be honored
Bulldogs Scoop Up Pot Of Gold
Lacrosse notches the first win in program history Saturday afternoon.
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2012 (Senior): Appeared in every game and started 12 games ... scored three goals for three points ... recorded five shots and four shots on goal ... won seven ground balls and 10 draw controls ... also recorded four caused turnovers ... recorded a season-high two goals against Saint Mary's ... recorded three shots against saint Mary's.
2011 (Junior): Played in all 14 games and started in 13 of them ... had three shots on goal.
2010 (Sophomore): Earned the team Sportsmanship award at the end of the season banquet ... played in all 14 games ... had an assist against Detroit.
2009 (Freshman): Played in all 14 games, starting seven ... scored a goal against Oregon in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament.
High School: Played soccer ... ASB Officer and Gold Zone President.
Personal: Born December 21, 1989 ... parents are Penny and Scott Seidman ... has two sisters, Alyssa and Lindsey... choose Fresno State because of the school pride and amazing experiences it would give her ... hobbies and interests include hiking, hanging with friends and family ... is the SAAC representative for the lacrosse team.
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Dec. 5, 2011
TUCSON, Ariz.--University of Arizona football coach Rich Rodriguez has named three assistants to his new Wildcat staff - Tony Gibson, Calvin Magee and Tony Dews.
All three coaches join UA from the University of Pittsburgh staff and have direct ties to Rodriguez from his previous tenures at Michigan and West Virginia. Magee will serve as associate head coach and offensive coordinator, Gibson will be Arizona's secondary coach, and Dews becomes wide receivers coach.
"I'm very familiar with all these coaches, and know they're eager to help us get our program under way in Tucson. Their abilities and coaching experience make a great start to my staff at Arizona," Rodriguez said.
Magee was assistant head coach and co-offensive coordinator under Todd Graham at Pitt this past season. A University of South Florida alum, he was associate head coach and offensive coordinator at Michigan under Rodriguez from 2008-10. Before that he spent seven years with Rodriguez at West Virginia (2001-07) as running backs coach. He started his career at USF with five seasons as a tight ends coach ('96), running backs coach (1997-00) and running game coordinator (1999-00).
Gibson was pass defense coordinator and secondary coach at Pitt in 2011, and was assistant head coach and DBs coach under Rodriguez at Michigan for the latter's three seasons in Ann Arbor. He also served as special teams coordinator for UM in 2010. He was defensive backs coach for West Virginia from 2001-07 and also recruiting coordinator.
Dews was the Panthers tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator in 2011. He was on the Rodriguez staff at Michigan as wide receivers coach, and coached receivers at West Virginia in 2007. He was a linebackers coach and special teams coordinator at UNLV in 2006, a tight ends coach at Central Michigan from 2004-05, defensive line coach at Holy Cross in 2003 and offensive line coach at California of Pennsylvania in 2002.
Magee, 48, earned his degree from South Florida in 1990 after an All-America playing career as a tight end at Southern University. He later played five years in the NFL at Tampa Bay and Houston.
Gibson, 39, graduated from Glenville State in 1994, when Rodriguez was the head coach, and began his coaching career there as defensive backs coach in 1996. He also coached DBs at Cumberland (1997-98) and West Virginia Tech (1999-00) where he was defensive coordinator, before joining Rodriguez' staff in Morgantown.
Dews, 38, graduated from Liberty University in 1996 and began coaching the defensive line in 1998 at Millersville. He joined Rodriguez' West Virginia staff as a graduate assistant (1999-01) before moving to California of Pennsylvania.


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Seniors optimism varies based on their support, health and finances
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Some seniors disagree with survey about agingAre senior citizens excited about aging? According to a survey by the National Council on Aging, seniors are excited about getting older but they have some uncertainty with regards to their finances and health. Several local senior citizens agree with that sentiment and their feelings towards their future security is often pessimistic, so because of this uncertainty and other underlying issues, some seniors are not enthusiastic about aging. One of them being, Ella Kitchen, a 74-year-old resident of New Horizons Senior Community who said that shes not too enthusiastic about aging given that she is unsure of what the future will bring. According to Kitchen, there are several issues that seniors deal with and the community is not providing her and her neighbors the help that they need to be independent. Some of those issues are transportation, problems seniors face with their insurance companies and even living conditions. A group of seniors from New Horizons and Edison Triplex expressed that several community leaders only come around when it is election time so that they could get the seniors vote, but they dont help the seniors with the issues they face, after theyve gotten in office. Preston Adams, another senior who lives in New Horizons, says that his power wheel chair has broken and instead of it being replaced as the insurance company has promised he has been unable to leave his room. As you get older, changes and losses may challenge the most optimistic individuals, according to Edeline B. Mondestin, Director of Elderly, Disability and Veterans Services Bureau of Miami-Dade County. According to Mondestin, the county presently serves older adults by facilitating services such as transportation, meals and adult care. However, senior communities and retirement homes are required to pay for the services, Mondestin added. It is the goal of Miami-Dade County to partner with other organizations in the aging network to better serve the community,Mondestin said.Older adults should feel confident that the community will find solutions to their needs to maintain health and independence.
Family life impacting optimism
The attitude of older adults really depends on how secure their circumstances are, Doretha Nichson, member of the Seniors Concern Group, 79. A lot of seniors now live alone, and their family is no longer intact for various reasons, so they dont feel that secure. Nichson added that although she lives alone, her family is very supportive.She is grateful for her health, independence and ability to drive. Nichson currently lives with a housemate, another elderly lady that the Seniors Concern Group helped her connect with. She said in addition to helping seniors find a place to live, the Seniors Concern Group also helps with other issues that seniors face. Some seniors arent as independent as Nichson and turn to their children and other family members for support. Aaron Mashack, 68, and his wife, lives with his sons family.Mashack said that he and his wife cannot afford to live in an assisted living facility. The couple both deal with health issues and have to move around on scooters.Mashack said he wished he would have prepared better for his situation when he was younger, but he didnt know that he was going to hurt himself while at work about 30 years ago and would have to receive an operation nor was he aware that his wife would suffer from multiple sclerosis. Mashack said his faith and family are the reason for his positive outlook on life, even though every day is a struggle for him and his wife. I believe if we live right, we will be rewarded and go to heaven, he said. By Malika A. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Brett Cannon wrote: > On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 15:01, "Martin v. Löwis" <martin <at> v.loewis.de> > wrote: >>>> When Tim Peters added it, he wanted it to tell him whether he >>>> did the Windows build correctly, INCLUDING ALL OPTIONAL >>>> PACKAGES that can possibly work on Windows. If you try to >>>> generalize this beyond Windows, then the only skips that are >>>> expected are the ones for tests that absolutely cannot work on >>>> the platform - i.e. Unix tests on Windows, and Windows tests on >>>> Unix. Otherwise, if you can get it to pass by installing >>>> additional software, Tim did *not* mean this to be an expected >>>> skip. >>> Interesting. Do you use it that way when you make the Windows >>> build? >> You want a honest answer? > > Of course. You're amongst friends. =) > >> I usually don't run the test suite on Windows, and trust that the >> packaging will tell me if an extension module failed to build (and >> otherwise trust that if the setup worked for the release candidate, >> it will also work for the final release). > > Seems reasonable. > >> Independent of that, I also decided to entirely ignore the notion >> of expected skipped test (so even if I would run the test suite, I >> wouldn't bother if one was reported as skipped). > > Yeah, I remember you bringing this up years ago. I think that(Continue reading)


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Ear Infections: Maybe it's Fat Ears
In a previous post Dr. Fuhrman shares the story of one little girl who kicked her persistent ear infections not with antibiotics, but with nutritional excellence. Take a look:
When Stephanie Rogers, a typical seven-year-old girl, became my patient, her parents handed me a printout from the local pharmacy documenting the filling of 67 rounds of antibiotics at the cost of $1,643.80 by the ripe age of seven. Once the pediatric group started prescribing the antibiotics for minor complaints of fever and cough, it escalated to ear infections, sinus infections, and finally visits to the ear specialist by the age of four. She received 15 separate prescriptions of antibiotics when she was five years old. The first year she was my patient, the entire family changed its diet style. Stephanie went along for the ride and did fine. I did use an antibiotic once for her that next winter, when she had a persistent high fever and a red painful eardrum; however, that was the last time an antibiotic prescription was necessary. Luckily, Stephanie has been free of antibiotics ever since.And here's a little more proof that nutrition has something to do with ear infections. New research claims there is a link between body fat and a certain type of ear infections, meaning overweight children might be at a heightened risk of ear infections. Randy Dotinga of HealthDay News is on it:
Scientists in South Korea have uncovered a possible connection between body fat in children and a certain kind of ear infection, but several specialists in the United States are expressing doubts about the research.It sure seems like so many things come back to nutrition. And yet, we don't pay it enough attention. It's a shame that we evolved these big brains, because so many of us don't use them. Here are a few more posts about ear infections:
If the link does exist, however, it could provide doctors with yet another indication of how extra fat is bad for kids just as it is for adults. "We have to pay close attention to decrease childhood obesity," said study co-author Dr. Seung Geun Yeo, a researcher at Kyung Hee University in Seoul.
Ear infections in children remain very common, affecting as many as eight or nine of every 10 kids. Doctors blame the middle ear, which often cannot fully drain fluid as it is developing.


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Inflation Near Two-Year High, Expected to Rise Further
By Chester Yung
Hong Kong's underlying inflation hit a near two-year high in December due to rising private rents and higher food prices.
Economists said the city's consumer prices will continue to rise in the first half of this year, as the Hong Kong dollar's peg to the weakening U.S. dollar will contribute to import price increases.
Hong Kong's composite consumer price index rose 3.1% in December from a year earlier, the Census and Statistics Department said Thursday, higher than November's 2.9% increase.
The underlying CPI, which excludes the effects of government relief measures, rose 2.8% from a year earlier, up from November's 2.6% increase and was the biggest rise since January 2009′s 4.5% increase.
Hong Kong's headline CPI in 2010 rose 2.4%, slightly below the official forecast of 2.5%, and up from 2009′s 0.5% increase.
"The [Hong Kong] economy is likely to face higher inflationary pressures in the coming months, due partly to the pick-up in import prices amid rising global food and commodity prices and partly due to the gradual buildup of domestic price pressures along with the strong pace of economic expansion," a government spokesman said in a statement.
Food prices, which account for about one-third of the city's CPI basket, rose 4.3% in December, up from November's 3.8% increase.
"I don't expect rises in food prices and private rentals to have peaked yet and we expect inflation to average 3.5% in 2011," said Adrienne Lui, an economist at Citigroup.
Private housing rents rose 2.5% in December, faster than November's 2.1% rise.
Nonetheless, private rent increases have lagged Hong Kong's property price rises because tenancy agreements cover a year or more. The city's property prices rose 15% in the January-September period last year, according to the latest available data, following a 30% surge in 2009.
Public and private rents account for about one-third of the CPI basket.
"Although China's inflation rate eased in December, it will have an upward bias in 2011, and the inflationary pressure will spill over to Hong Kong as most goods here are imported from the mainland," said Kevin Lai, a senior economist at Daiwa Capital Markets.
China's CPI rose 4.6% in December, slowing from November's 5.1% rise.
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I am new to installing application from source and just learning the best practices to do so.
I have this linux box without root access with a quite old emacs, so I downloaded the latest version and built as follows:
- download to
- configure and build in
make install
So this creates a
bin folder in my home directory which is what I expected.
Now when I type emacs directly from terminal, it still opens the old one (as expected). So, I have to do
~/bin/emacs. I added this
alias emacs=$HOME/bin/emacs to my
.bash_profile which works. But I could have also added
~/bin to
$PATH. However, not quite sure which one is recommended. And would the 2 versions of emacs work without any conflict e.g. both sharing and overwriting
~/.emacs each time a different version is opened.
Which is the best way to install new applications without root access where an older version is already present, and if the steps I followed are right.


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Solaris Cluster Express 07/07 is available!
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Solaris Cluster Express 07/07 is available for download. Have a look at the installing instructions for more details.
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- Solaris Cluster Express runs on Solaris Express Community Edition, this means you can combine all the new features available for the development build of Solaris with the development build of Solaris Cluster and make sure it behaves like you expect.
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Las Vegas, NV (USA) – The UFC® and New Evolution Fitness Company (NEFC), announced today that UFC Gyms will partner with Georges "Rush" St-Pierre, UFC's Welterweight Champion, and BJ "The Prodigy" Penn, reigning Lightweight Champion to build "St-Pierre" and "Penn" UFC Gyms, with locations planned for St-Pierre's native city of Montreal and Penn's home state of Hawaii.
St-Pierre and Penn, who compete in a historic rematch for the UFC Welterweight Championship belt at UFC 94: ST-PIERRE vs. PENN 2 this Saturday, Jan. 31, live from MGM Grand Garden Arena, are the first UFC athletes to have UFC Gyms featuring their name and likeness.
"Besides being a great way for us to connect with UFC fans on a daily basis, UFC Gyms is another way that UFC is providing economic opportunities for UFC athletes outside of the Octagon," said Dana White, UFC President. "Combining the UFC brand with superstars Georges St-Pierre and BJ Penn gives them an exciting business venture that is unprecedented in the fight industry."
"When you are presented with the opportunity to work with two of the greatest athletes, Georges St-Pierre and BJ Penn, in the fastest growing sport in the world, the UFC, in two great destinations, Montreal and Hawaii, with the best promoter in sports, Dana White, and the business talents of Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta, your decisions come fast and easy," said Mastrov.
"UFC Gyms" will be the first major brand extension for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the all-time industry leader in the sport of mixed martial arts. In alliance with NEFC owners Mark Mastrov and Jim Rowley, developers of many of the world's most successful fitness brands, UFC Gyms will give UFC enthusiasts and fitness seekers alike the opportunity to practice the training techniques of famed UFC athletes, including Georges St-Pierre and BJ Penn, in their respective UFC gyms.
"It is a dream come true to have a St-Pierre UFC Gym in Montreal," said St-Pierre. "Ever since the UFC came to my country, the sport has been so huge - I know this gym will be very popular."
"I'm very excited to be a part of this tremendous opportunity, I look forward to working with the UFC to make UFC Gyms a huge success," said Penn. "It will be such an honor to have a UFC gym in my name, and right in my homeland of Hawaii."
With a diverse, loyal fan base of millions in the United States and abroad, UFC Gyms will become the fitness destination of choice, providing all-around training, conditioning and health options for men, women and children of all ages.
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People who purchase a season pass at Park City Mountain Resort for the 2014-2015 ski season will receive three complimentary single-day lift tickets at five other Powdr Corp. resorts, a new benefit highlighting an increasingly competitive local ski industry.
The benefit is outlined in PCMR's marketing materials for season passes for the next ski season. It has not been widely publicized outside the marketing materials.
PCMR season-pass purchasers who are 18 years old or older will receive the complimentary lift tickets to: Killington Resort in Vermont, Boreal Mountain Resort in California, Copper Mountain Resort in Colorado, Mt. Bachelor Mountain Resort in Oregon and Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort in Nevada. Blackout dates are from Dec. 27 until Dec. 31, typically one of the busiest stretches of the year at a mountain resort.
Season-pass purchasers at PCMR who are 17 years old or younger receive an unlimited number of complimentary lift tickets at the other resorts without blackout dates. Those who are 17 years old or younger will also receive discounts at Powdr Corp.'s four Camp Woodward action sports locations.
The benefits will apply to season passes sold at the other resorts as well, meaning that someone buying at those locations will receive the complimentary lift tickets at the other resorts, including PCMR.
Andy Miller, a PCMR spokesperson, said season-pass holders who were 18 years old or older last season could purchase discounted lift tickets at the other resorts while the pass holders who were 17 or younger enjoyed a similar benefit as they will in the next ski season.
Miller said the season-pass market in the industry has changed in recent years, giving pass holders more "reciprocal" options. He said the introduction of the Vail Resorts Epic Pass to the Park City market did not influence Powdr Corp. as it considered the new benefit.
Vail Resorts is the operator of Canyons Resort. The Epic Pass, prized by skiers and snowboarders, offers holders access to Vail Resorts slopes in Colorado, the Lake Tahoe region and several international skiing destinations in addition to Canyons Resort.
"No one pass program . . . I would say, motivated us to do this," Miller said.
He also said the new benefit was spurred by "healthy, friendly competition" between the three Park City-area mountain resorts. Miller said Powdr Corp. officials began discussing the benefit in the past year or so.
PCMR and other mountain resorts in Utah, meanwhile, are negotiating to offer season-pass holders at the individual resorts next season some sort of benefit at the others, Miller said. Complimentary lift tickets to other Utah resorts would be a similar benefit to one offered for the first time during the 2013-2014 ski season. The benefit was seen as an effort to blunt the impact of the arrival of the Epic Pass in Utah.
The participating resorts in the 2013-2014 ski season offered season-pass holders three complimentary single-day lift tickets at each of the other places. The other three resorts were Deer Valley Resort, Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort and Alta Ski Area.


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The New Year is almost upon us and before you start beating yourself up about all the things you need to improve, I thought I would repurpose a post I wrote last year. In our celebrity obsessed culture, we are bombarded by images of people who are "picture perfect." While the average woman in this country wears a size 14, the "never too thin" world of fashion considers a size 8 plus size. Until we start creating more positive images of beautiful curvy women, it's easy to understand why TV and magazines could leave us feeling less than perfect.
A Glamour magazine study (October 2011) asked 300 young women of all shapes and sizes to record every anxious thought they had about their bodies throughout one day. The study found that 97% of the women had an average of 13 negative or anxious thoughts a day, some as many as 100. The women noted some very disturbing thoughts. "I'm ugly." "Too skinny. Look sick." "You're obese. All the pretty girls are size 2." The writers solicited the help of psychologists to breakdown why this continues to happen, regardless of size and what can be done about it.
I started to wonder...what does the Bible have to say about the issue, and I turned to Psalm 139:14. Of course, God knows everything about us. He created us. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. His workmanship is marvelous! Do we not know it?
When it comes to how we see our bodies, do we think God made a mistake?
Without thinking, we say things to ourselves that we would be really offended to hear from someone else? Imagine how you would feel if someone walked up to you and said "You look disgusting with those cottage cheese thighs and stretch marks. Nasty. No one will want to touch you." Unfortunately, these are the horrible things we say to ourselves that drive us to obsess about our weight and diet or even develop eating disorders.
What is this obsession with our imperfections? Neuroscience has shown that whatever your mind focuses on shapes your brain. "Those pathways become stronger and stronger and become habits." says Dr. Kearney-Cooke, a Cincinnati specialist in eating disorders. So, saying these things over and over to ourselves creates a self-deprecating cycle that becomes one little nasty habit.
Well, It seems you are what you think you are. "God knows our hearts and our anxious thoughts." And here's what the Bible has to say in Philippians 4:8 (KJV), "...whatsoever things are of good report; if there be ANY virture, and if there be ANY praise, think on these things."
Examine your own self talk. How likely are you to walk up to a mirror, checkout your reflection and say, "You look marvelous?" The answer may give you a revelation about how you really feel about one of God's creations…YOU!
Here's my advice: Why not make an appointment with the mirror? This is not a passing glance to check your hair! This is a commitment to focus on the best in you...and you can start right now! Take a lesson from Phillipians 4:8 and start celebrating the way God made you.
1) Make a list of all the good things that come to mind about YOU! Don't worry about being self-absorbed or becoming a narcissist. This will simply counteract all of the negative things you already say automatically to yourself. Be gentle with yourself. Focusing on the positive will take some time to become a habit.
2) Shop your closet and play dress up. Put on the outfits that you love to wear because they make you feel good about YOU! These are the looks that most likely accentuate your best physical traits and will give you more of those good vibes.
3) Meditate on Psalm 139:14. "God, I praise you for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Marvelous are Thy works. And I know it body and soul." Repeat it when you look in the mirror....or when you start to wish you had someone else's thighs...or think about starving yourself to be thin.
It's true. God makes no mistakes.
What are you going to do to feel more confident in 2014? Post a comment here or Facebook or tweet me @thecurvystylist. MUAH!!!
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Art Deco and utterly fabulous…I just LOVE the Roaring Twenties.
The bride dons her favorite string of pearls and slips her perfect Art Deco engagement ring onto her left finger. She wraps a gorgeous faux fur stole around her shoulders…the perfect accent to her oh-so-authentic 1920s dress. The groom greets his bride at the end of the aisle in a black tux and bow tie paired with some awesome wingtip shoes. Oh this couple is the perfect pair…pun intended.
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Carlsbad, CA---. "I think there's just one kind of folks. Folks." "I wanted you to see what real courage is, instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his hand. It's when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and see it through no matter what. Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" was published in 1960 and was set in the 30's during the Great Depression. It won the Pulitzer Prize and has become a classic of modern American Literature.
At that time the American Dream was more and more of a challenge because of the depression and as a result it was common for the underdog to become the target of all that ailed society. It was also common practice to trust the word of someone white over the word of someone of color. That was and unfortunately is, the way of the world.
Lee was born in 1926, Monroeville, Alabama. There is no doubt that she was a woman way ahead of her time; consider the many quotes that come from her novel "To Kill a Mocking Bird" that are still relevant today. Imagine, if we had a few more Harper Lee's in our in local, state, federal and Supreme Court positions how different, say the voting rights of minorities might look? Imagine what it would look like for everyone to be treated with equality and not be judged by skin color?
Luckily Maycomb, Alabama, the fictitious setting of Lee's novel, adapted to the stage by Christopher Sergel now in a fine production at New Village Arts Theatre in Carlsbad through May 4th, had as one of its upstanding citizens and prominent lawyer, the soft-spoken Atticus Finch (Manny Fernandes). His moral compass is big enough to make up for all the bigots, Klan's Men and ethically deprived citizens in that county who thought nothing of making scape goats of their less fortunate neighbors.
Made into a film in 1962 it starred the towering Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch the hero of Lee's book. It won three Oscars including one for Peck for his portrayal of Atticus Finch. It is the coming of age story for the Finch children, Scout (Katelyn Katz), her brother Jem (Dylan Nalbandian) and their friend Dill (Matthew Mohler) who comes to live with his aunt Rachel. It takes place over the course of three summers. It's 1935 and Scout is almost nine and Jem is twelve. The story is told through Scout's eyes as her older self (Kristianne Kurner).
The story starts out rather typical as youngsters being youngsters. They chase after each other, get into mischief by creating scary stories about their neighbor Boo Radley (Justin Lang) who is somewhat of a recluse, ("You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view…Until you climb inside his skin and walk around in it"), play, go to school, get reprimanded by busybody neighbors, argue with each other, worry their housekeeper, Calpurnia (Yolanda Franklin) and pretty much act like kids having fun and with no worries save annoying Boo. The one constant in their lives is the love, dedication, honesty and gentleness of their father.
Beneath the surface however something more important and monumental is about to change the face of Maycomb. Atticus is appointed to defend the Negro, Tom Robinson who is wrongly accused of raping a white girl. The whole town is up in arms about Atticus defending a black man, as is Scout, as she doesn't understand the anger of her neighbors. ("The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience".)
New Village Arts has winner on its hands with Manny Fernandes as the patient, soft-spoken Finch. His every movement, inflection and caring tone exude love and tolerance, depth and conviction. His mannerisms when he reprimands is soft spoken and loving, his tone when addressing Tim's accuser, Mayella Ewell (Lauren King) shows respect even though he knows she is lying to save herself. He has certainly outdone himself as Atticus, a role particularly suited for Fernandes' disposition and stature.
Kristianne Kurner directs as well as taking on the role of the elder Jean Louise Finch (Scout) narrating and being an onlooker. Yolanda Franklin is fine as Calpurnia. Jim Winkler and Eric Poppick are the sheriff and prosecutor in that order. Durwood Murray is credible as Tom Robinson, the wrongfully accused black man (who really never stood a chance of being acquitted) and David Macy-Beckwith makes a fine and fair judge.
The three children, Katelyn Katz, Dylan Nalbandian and Matthew Mohler all looked the part and over all convinced but often times were difficult to understand, as was Ms. Franklin.
Mary Larson's period costumes are just right. Tim Wallace's set design works well on NVA long stage with the two story Finch house on one side and Boo's half boarded house (also used as the courthouse during the trial) with a large tree in front on the other with lots of room for the fifteen of so characters to easily come and go in between. Sherrice Kelly's lighting design along with Bill Bradbury's sound and original music design complete a perfect picture of the rural south in the 1930's.
"Remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird." That was the only time I ever heard Atticus say it was a sin to do something, and I asked Miss Maudie about it. "Your father's right," she said. "Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy . . . but sing their hearts out for us. That's why it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."
Even after you've read the book and seen the movie it would be a shame not to see this play at New Village Arts Theatre in Carlsbad. "To kill A Mockingbird" is one of those stories that inspires and motivates. While it doesn't hit you over the head to make a point, the multi-layered messages resonate throughout. Hopefully you will see similarities between then and now and be damn angry, enough to do something about it.
See you at the theatre.
Dates: Through May 4th
Organization: New Village Arts Theatre
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"There is nothing wrong with our country. There is something wrong with our politics." – President Obama, Aug. 11, 2011 at Johnson Controls battery manufacturing plant in Holland, MI.
Under investigation in China for its roll in the diagnosis of lead poisoning in as many as 25 children, Johnson Controls is one of the largest recipients of federal grants under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, a.k.a. the stimulus bill.
Headquartered in Wisconsin, Johnson Controls was awarded more than $400 million in federal stimulus funding grants (as a primary recipient) for green agenda projects throughout the United States. The largest single grant of the entire stimulus package totaled $299,000,000 and was awarded to Johnson Controls to build a lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant that is currently less than 50% complete. (Source: Recovery.gov)
When President Obama visited the Holland, MI site touting his still unseen-by-Congress jobs bill, he said, "…the actions that we took together, as a nation, through our government… the fact that we helped create together the conditions where businesses like this can prosper. That's why we're investing in clean energy… and by the way, we didn't go through Congress to do it." (Source: WhiteHouse.gov)
Obviously politics has a huge role to play in the success of "green" companies as we have seen with the Solyndra and LightSquared scandals, the collusion between GE and the Obama administration, and at least 2 other solar companies that were praised by the president, received federal funding and shortly thereafter filed bankruptcy.
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How former BYU football player Andrew Rich walked away from the NFL
Another epiphany played a role in Rich's decision to walk away. One day at practice Rich was looking around and realized he was playing on the same field as NFL superstars like Larry Fitzgerald, Patrick Peterson and Beanie Wells. Suddenly, he felt he had nothing else to prove in football.
"My whole life I've had to take the long route to get places and prove I was good enough to play. It was very gratifying for me to go out there and say I can compete with these guys," Rich said. "Once I did that, I had nothing else to prove. I had convinced the most important person — myself."
Kimberly went to Arizona to spend the weekend with her husband. The couple stayed in a cabin with Hall and his wife. Kimberly hoped her visit would energize Andrew's spirit. Over a few days she got a glimpse of life as an undrafted free agent and started to understand why he wasn't himself.
"I thought this was his dream. We talked over the phone and I knew he wasn't happy. I thought it (camp) was hard or that he was nervous. You don't want your husband to regret anything 10 years down the road," Kimberly Rich said. "But it was an eye-opener for me."
"Once she saw it wasn't all daisies and roses, she was more understanding," Rich said.
When the weekend was over, Kimberly prepared to leave for the airport. Secretly, Rich broke the news to Hall, his coaches and agent. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity. All were surprised but supportive.
"The bottom line is you've got to make the decision that is right for you, right for your family and your lifestyle," Hall said. "Andrew felt that was the right decision and I supported him in it. He's still happy with his decision."
Then he surprised his wife by joining her on the flight home.
"I told my wife I was going with her and she thought I was kidding. She found out that I wasn't," Rich said. "She was impressed at how I had orchestrated everything."
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One year later, Rich has not second-guessed his decision one bit.
Today the former BYU safety works as salesman for Social5, a business that helps companies increase their online and social media presence. He is also considering a graduate degree.
He misses being around the coaches and players, but doesn't miss feeling sick the night before the game or having every conversation revolve around football. He does not miss the injuries.
"As much as I love the game, it's a brutal sport and it took a toll on my body. It's really nice to wake up Sunday morning and feel really good, to walk without limping and not have a headache. There are a lot of things I value more than football, my health being one."
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Liverpool's winning run was brought to a halt as they slipped to a 3-1 defeat to Southampton at St Mary's on Saturday.
The Saints capitalised on their bright start to the game by taking a fifth-minute lead through Morgan Schneiderlin when the midfielder netted a knock-down from yards out.
Rickie Lambert then doubled their lead just after the half-hour mark as his long-range free-kick deflected off Daniel Sturridge and nestled in the bottom corner.
Philippe Coutinho's goal in first-half stoppage time halved the deficit when he tapped in after Sturridge's shot had been blocked.
Liverpool pressed in the latter stages in search of a point, but Jay Rodriguez's late strike sealed the win for Southampton.
The pre-match team news confirmed a return for Martin Skrtel in place of Jamie Carragher, who picked up a knock. Joe Allen for Lucas Leiva was the only other change to the starting XI that began against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend.
The Reds went into the game on the back of a four-match winning run which had significantly bolstered hopes of securing European qualification for next season.
However, Liverpool found themselves trailing within five minutes at St Mary's when a lively start from the hosts yielded a goal for Schneiderlin. Gaston Ramirez's cross was headed down by Rodriguez, allowing the Southampton No.4 to nudge the ball beyond Jones from close range.
The Saints could have doubled their advantage within a matter of moments when Lambert found himself one-on-one with Jones, but the visiting goalkeeper stood up well to thwart him.
Southampton were in the ascendancy and after Rodriguez's first-time drive from the edge of the box had brought another stop from Jones, the striker blazed over when a goal seemed inevitable after Liverpool's custodian had clawed Adam Lallana's attempted lob away.
Indeed, the Reds' first shot on target did not arrive until the 28th minute when Daniel Sturridge attempted to catch Artur Boruc out of position, but the 25-yard effort was collected by the home 'keeper.
Southampton then furthered their lead on 33 minutes - Lambert's free-kick from distance deflecting off Sturridge and finding the bottom corner with Jones wrong-footed.
Liverpool went close to reducing the arrears soon after, but Coutinho was foiled by the legs of Boruc after Glen Johnson's pass had played him in behind the home side's defence.
The Brazilian made sure he did find the net in first-half stoppage time, however, when he tapped home following a goalmouth scramble to give the visitors hope of salvaging something.
Sturridge had the Reds' first opportunity of the second half, but his volley was off target as Southampton could only half clear a Gerrard centre.
The visitors were offering far more than they had done in the first period, though Boruc wasn't tested again until the 65th minute when he claimed a Suarez free-kick from range with a routine stop.
Southampton threatened a third when Lallana found space in the box, but his attempt to dink the ball over Jones was repelled by a strong hand from the Australian.
However, the South Coast side did make sure of the three points when Rodriguez weaved his way beyond Lucas and Skrtel before slotting home at the second attempt to condemn Liverpool to defeat.
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TCU Holds Off Texas Tech, 4-2 At Big 12 Championships
Gabriel Wanderley defeated TCU's JT Sundling in three sets on Friday at the Big 12 Championships.
April 26, 2013
NORMAN, Okla. - In a season of so close, it ended just out of reach, as TCU pulled out a 4-2 win over Texas Tech in the first round of the 2013 Men's Big 12 Tennis Championships at the Headington Family Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Oklahoma on Friday.
The match started with singles due to the chance of rain the a few early rain drops that fell from the sky.
TCU jumped on the board early, when Orlando Superlano picked up a straight set win over Felipe Soares, 6-4, 6-4. Arnau Dachs then tripped Raphael Pfister, 1-6, 6-1, 6-0 at No. 3 to give TCU a 2-0 lead with four matches on the court.
Then senior Vitor Manzini stepped up his play on court one. Manzini dismantled TCU's No. 104 Nicholas Chappell, 6-4, 6-4.
"Almost numb," said Red Raider head coach Tim Siegel. "You know, we're down 2-1 and I thought we were going to win the next three. Hugo (Dojas) had 5-4 in the third down, had three break points and had the point totally won. I thought we were going to go 3-all and was very confident. I just felt like it was going to happen for us because we had lost so many close ones."
At that point in the match, Texas Tech was leading on three of the remaining four courts. But the tide shifted.
Dojas was leading 4-3 in the third set, but then lost the next three gamesas Facundo Lugones picked up the point for TCU with a 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 win over the Tech freshman.
Gabriel Wanderley pulled the Red Raiders to within one, 3-2, when he topped JT Sundling, 6,3, 3-6, 6-2, at No. 6.
That left one match remaining - Francisco Zambon versus TCU's Rodolfo Bustamonte. A Zambon win would force doubles and a chance for Tech to secure the fourth point and the right to face Baylor on Saturday.
Bustamonte won a hard-fought first set 6-4, only to see Zambon battle back for a 6-4 win in the second. The Texas Tech sophomore jumped out to a 5-3 lead in the third, Bustamonte held serve and broke Zambon to tie the match a 5-5 in the third. He then served for the lead and broke serve for the match.
Texas Tech closes out the season 15-11.
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The Business Hour on PBS.org recently interviewed headhunter guru Nick Corcodilos of Ask the Headhunter fame about top tips on where to find a job. Surprisingly, Corcodilos offers those seeking employment should not reveal past salary history but can you really do this in today's world of online job applications?
Corcodilos makes a case for not revealing your salary history in an online employment application: "You need not disclose it. Many employer's policy handbooks even state that salary information is company confidential—so you may need to withhold the information anyway, if that's your prior employers' policy."
Today's online job applications make that a little tough. For many of these, the salary history is a "required" field in order to move on to the next section. Even worse, if it's a required "numerical" field meaning you have to enter a number, what number should you enter? In this Examiner's eye, HR recruiters do look at salary histories to gain insight on candidates way out of the ballpark—even skip them altogether.
While that's unfair, if not illegal based on any confidentiality agreement you signed with a previous employer, what's a job seeker to do? Examiner's own Liz Ryan in her post, Passing the Salary History Test, goes even further pointing out many job applications say "Resumes without salary history will not be considered." Ms. Ryan's insider tip? Put the desired salary in that field and if asked during an interview what you were paid, it's fine to state your salary information is confidential but you are interested in jobs that pay in the salary range you inserted on the online job application.
Your prior job history, skills and achievements should be enough to wow the employer but unfortunately, in today's world, what's fair and what's unfair is a thin line and it's hard to prove you were passed over because of your salary expectations.
If the online application offers an additional comments section, this may be a good place to back up your non-disclosure of salary history stating it's confidential according to your prior employer agreement. Finally, placing the desired salary range as Ms. Ryan states seems a good way to go—instead of placing a zero or "N/A" if it's not a required numerical field.


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Samsung Instinct Will Require $69.99 Data Plan
In a very gutsy and interesting move, Sprint announced today that their new Samsung Instinct touchscreen phone will require signing up for a $69.99 monthly unlimited data package, according to Computerworld. The so-called "iPhone killer" will be released on June 20 but no pricing for the phone itself has been set as of yet.
Sprint has been busy pursuing an aggressive marketing campaign, reportedly spending $100 million to promote the Instinct. The potential success of the phone could lie in what the consumer gets for the $70 plan, so the question becomes what exactly will be included in that package?
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