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Bolts Give Bishop 2 Year ExtensionSubmitted by timothy on August 2, 2014 - 22:46
TAMPA BAY –The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed goaltender Ben Bishop to a two-year contract extension today, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced.
Bishop, 6-foot-7, 214 pounds, posted a 37-14-7 record last season in 63 games. He also recorded a .924 save percentage and a 2.23 goals-against average. He ranked fourth in the NHL for games played and wins, as well as seventh for save percentage and goals-against average. Bishop's five shutouts placed fifth in the NHL and were the second-most ever posted in franchise history. He set Lightning single season records for wins, save percentage and goals-against average. Bishop set the franchise mark for most saves in a game on January 19 at Carolina with 48. His 1,625 saves were the second most in a season by a Lightning goaltender. His successful season led to a nomination for the Vezina Trophy, given annually to the player voted to be the league's best netminder.
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Lightning Give Bishop 2-Year ExtensionSubmitted by timothy on April 15, 2013 - 15:28
TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed goaltender Ben Bishop to a two-year contract extension today, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced.
Bishop, 6-foot-7, 214 pounds, has played in six games with the Lightning after being acquired from the Ottawa Senators at the April 3 trade deadline. He has posted a 2-3-0 record with a .916 save percentage and a 3.21 goals-against average. Bishop made his Bolts debut on April 4 at Carolina, stopping all 45 shots he faced for a shutout. He was the second goalie in franchise history to post a shutout in his Lightning debut (Dwayne Roloson, January 4, 2011) and tied the franchise record for most saves in a shutout (Daren Puppa, November 27, 1995). He has played in a total of 19 games this season with Tampa Bay and Ottawa, recording a 10-8-0 record with a .920 save percentage, 2.68 goals-against average and two shutouts.
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Airlines have long used items such as onboard services and crew uniforms to add a local touch to the passenger experience.
In recent years, several airlines in Europe have teamed up with local designers and brands to reinterpret elements of their inflight service in a more contemporary way. The most recent collaboration comes from Europe's third-largest low cost carrier, Norwegian, which has teamed up with 'Moods of Norway' for the design of the uniforms for its long haul crews.
In May 2013, Norwegian started its long-haul operations between Scandinavia, New York and Bangkok. As a part of the new service the carrier dressed the crew working on the long-haul routes with brand new uniforms designed by Moods of Norway.
Known for its quirky sense of humor, the Norwegian clothing brand bills itself "a happy brand" and has expanded internationally to Japan, Iceland and the USA. The new uniforms help recreate some of the glamour and style from the golden era of aviation when being a Pan Am International Stewardess was every girls dream.
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Walt Disney World Resort has officially released information about the 2014 Mickey's Merry Christmas Party, including dates and prices. Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party (MVMCP) is a hard-ticket event held after the Magic Kingdom closes to day guests, meaning it is open only to guests who purchase the separate admission to the evening's festivities.
As part of Disney's celebration of an extended holiday season, MVMCP includes a special parade, holiday entertainment and plenty of Disney character appearances – as well as a visit from Santa himself. Magic Kingdom is decorated in its holiday finery, and there is special merchandise and food available. Tickets for 2014 MVMCP are on sale now.
2014 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party dates and hours
MVMCP requires a separate admission ticket, and is not open to Magic Kingdom day guests. The Christmas party is held between the hours of 7:00 p.m. – midnight, although guests may enter the park as early as 4 p.m.
- November 7, 10, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21 and 30.
- December 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 19
Disney guests attending MVMCP wear wristbands that are distributed at the park's entrance after 7 p.m. These wristbands are available at select Magic Kingdom locations after 4 p.m. to accommodate day guests already in the park who have MVMCP tickets for that evening.
2014 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party prices
MNSSHP prices are determined by date. Discounts may be available on some dates for advance purchase or for Annual Passholders and DVC members. There are different tickets prices for adults (ages 10 years and up) and children (ages 3 – 9 years). Children under the age of three do not need a ticket.
Disney's 2014 MVMCP prices follow. These prices do not include tax.
MNSSHP ticket prices
- Advance: $67 per adult, $62 per child
- Day-of: $71 per adult, $66 per child
An exception to this price structure is Dec. 19, the last event of the season, which has its own pricing. On this day MVMCP tickets cost $74 per adult and $69 per child.
Advance purchase prices are available for all MVMCP dates except November 21 and 30, and December 5, 12, 18 and 19. On these dates, day-of event prices apply but the tickets may be purchased in advance. Also note these dates tend to sell out fairly quickly, reflecting the holiday crowds.
MVMCP ticket prices for Annual Passholder and DVC Members
Annual Passholders and DVC Members are eligible for discounts on MVMCP tickets, if available and purchased in advance, on select dates: November 7, 10, 13, 14, 16 and 20 and December 2, 4 and 9.
- Tickets: $62 per adult and $57 per child. As with regular MVMCP tickets, these prices do not include tax.
Walt Disney World has increased its prices for MVMCP in 2014. These prices reflect a $5 increase over the 2013 ticket prices for advance purchase, $4 for day-of tickets. Prices for the discounted MVMCP tickets Annual Passholder and DVC Members have increased by $4. Prices for the Dec. 19 party reflects a new premium, an increase of $7 over the most expensive tickets of 2013.
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is very popular, and tends to sell out in December as the holiday season peaks. Visit the Walt Disney World website to learn more about Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom or call 407-WDISNEY (407-934-7639) to purchase tickets.
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text: Department of Justice Justice Department Renews Focus On Homegrown Terrorists By Carrie Johnson • Jun 3, 2014 The U.S. has devoted billions of dollars to fighting terrorism overseas in the years since the Sept. 11 attacks. The Justice Department is increasingly warning about the danger posed by radicals on American soil, and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder wants prosecutors and FBI agents to devote more attention to the threat. Nearly two decades ago, after the Oklahoma City bombing killed 168 people, the Justice Department launched a group to fight domestic terrorism. Feds: Seattle Police Officers' Lawsuit Has No Merit By Patricia Murphy • May 30, 2014 KUOW Photo/Patricia Murphy Listen Listening... / 1:38 U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan slammed a lawsuit filed by more than a hundred Seattle police officers who filed a legal complaint against city and federal officials. 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The Wisconsin Badgers had done almost everything with coach Bo Ryan until March 29. Before the Badgers' West Regional final against the Arizona Wildcats, the one thing Wisconsin never did in the NCAA tournament with him was reach the Final Four. It took overtime to do it, but the Badgers and Ryan finally got over the hump in a 64-63 overtime thriller.
The Badgers had lost four Sweet 16 games and one regional final in the NCAA tournament during Ryan's regime. However, Wisconsin managed to return to the Elite Eight for the first time since 2005. It didn't start well at first, as Arizona was up by eight late in the first half.
The Badgers closed the gap to three at halftime, then jumped ahead to start the second half. Yet the Wildcats made a run of their own to take the lead back, until Frank Kaminsky took over. He powered Wisconsin with 28 points and 11 rebounds, on a night where his teammates couldn't hit many shots.
Regardless, the Wildcats still survived long enough to force overtime. It was Kaminsky who put the Badgers ahead for good, although the Wildcats got to within 64-63 with under a minute left. In the end, Arizona had the ball twice with a chance to win, but the first chance failed when Nick Johnson got called for a debatable push-off on Josh Gasser with three seconds left.
The subsequent Wisconsin inbounds play became a turnover, after the officials took several minutes to review. Yet Arizona couldn't take advantage of the reprieve, as Johnson was unable to even get a shot off before the buzzer.
With that final bit of drama, Ryan clinched his first Final Four berth in his 13'th season with Wisconsin. Between that and winning this game on his late father's 90'th birthday -- a father he attended every Final Four with as a spectator until his death last August -- Ryan became the heartwarming story of this NCAA tournament.
The Badgers and their coach went through several near-misses over the last decade to get this far. The accompanying list details Ryan's worst NCAA tournament defeats to date -- yet the West regional final of 2014 has made it all worth it.
Ryan's first Sweet 16 loss
2003 Sweet 16: Kentucky Wildcats 63, Badgers 57 -- The Badgers faced the No. 1 seeded Wildcats -- their potential Final Four opponent in 2014 -- in their first Sweet 16 under Ryan. Despite coming close to the upset, Kirk Penney and the Badgers couldn't get over the hump, which set the stage for future NCAA tournament near misses ahead.
2005 Badgers just shy of Final Four
2005 Elite Eight: North Carolina Tar Heels 88, Badgers 82 -- The Badgers benefited from several upset losses in their bracket, but the sixth seeds then faced the No. 1 Tar Heels in the regional final. Despite making a second half run, Raymond Felton and the future national champions held the Badgers off -- and it would be nine years before they and Ryan returned to the Elite Eight.
2007 Badgers upset early
2007 Round of 32: UNLV Rebels 74, Badgers 68 -- Ryan had one of his best seasons in 2007, as the Badgers earned 30 wins and a No. 2 seed. However, they were tripped up in the second round by the Cinderella Rebels, in the first of many NCAA tournament upset losses to come.
Badgers cut up by Curry
2008 Sweet 16: Davidson Wildcats 73, Badgers 56 -- The third seeded Badgers seemed to benefit from only facing Davidson in the Sweet 16, but that perception was shattered quickly. Wisconsin easily became the last victim of Stephen Curry's magical run to the brink of the Final Four.
Cornell blows out Wisconsin
2010 Round of 32: Cornell Big Red 87, Badgers 69 -- The fourth seeded Badgers were once again blown out by a buzz saw of a Cinderella team, in this case the Ivy League's Big Red.
Badgers fall to Butler's second Cinderella team
2011 Sweet 16: Butler Bulldogs 61, Badgers 54 -- The Bulldogs made their second straight stunning run to the national title game in 2011, knocking off the fourth seeded Badgers in the middle of it.
Badgers fall short to Orange
2012 Sweet 16: Syracuse Orange 64, Badgers 63 -- Jordan Taylor and the Badgers threw a scare into Dion Waiters and the top seeded Orange right to the buzzer. Nevertheless, it wasn't enough to hold off a fourth Sweet 16 loss under Ryan.


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As this month marks the 25th anniversary of the famous 'Just Do It' slogan, The Drum thought it was only fitting to relive some of the long-running campaigns best moments.
80 year-old Walt Stack introduced the Just Do It slogan for Nike 25 years ago. Stack was a hod carrier by trade and an icon of the San Francisco running community. In his lifetime he ran approximately 62,000 nukes and even in his 70s and 80s ran more marathons and ultramarathons than many of his running peers. He passed away in 1995.
With Reebok focussing on the 80s fitness craze of aerobics for its ad campaigns, Nike went for a tougher, more streetwise approach to its advertising. The aim of the campaign was to target everyone regardless of age, gender or fitness ability. In the late 80s Nike became more of a fashion statement than workout gear. Despite the widespread approach to its marketing Nike hoped to appeal to those who would view running shoes as a fashion statement especially teens, males and females aged 18-40.
Nike signed Tiger Woods up as a major face of the brand back in 1996 when he first went pro in a $40m five-year deal. The accompanying ad 'Hello World' features footage of fist-pumping victories and slow motion shots of Woods, club in hand, walking across greens surrounded by peers, media and fans.
The title sequence accompanying the ad highlights Woods' triumphs to date, and addressed the fact that despite his credentials there were still courses in the US he was not allowed to play due to the colour of his skin.
Maria Sharapova's Just Do It ad from 2006 focused on the fact that everyone was obsessed with her looks and not her tennis ability. Set to the 1961 West Side Story song 'I Feel Pretty', the acclaimed ad followed a day in the life of the Russian player showing her leaving the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and traveling by limo to New York City's Arthur Ashe Stadium whilst being pursued by paparazzi. All the while every person she passes sings a line from 'I Feel Pretty'. Arriving at the game Sharapova finally manages to silence the crowd with a powerful ace.
This 2006 ad set to The Go! Team's 'The Power Is On' features skateboarders, jumpropers, breakdancers, diverbomber, basketballers, baseballers, cyclists, tennis players, runners, boxers, thai chi-ers, golfers and footballers, and calls for the audience to Create it, Tag it, Enjoy it, Say it, Shout it, Push it, Bite it, Perfect it, Believe it, Face it, Live it, Love it, but most of all Just Do It.
UW-Whitewater Wheelchair Basketball Player Matt Scott appears in this aspirational 'No Excuses' Just Do It ad. In the ad Scott is seen reeling off the excuses all of us fall prey to when we don't want to go to the gym, exercise or push ourselves, including 'I'm too beat', 'I got a headache', 'I'm allergic to stuff', 'My favourite show is on' and 'I think I'll sit this one out'. The inspirational message of this ad fitted in perfectly with the Just Do It ethos.
In 2007 Nike's most famous Just Do It brand ambassadors came together in this colossus on an ad. The commercial features tennis heavyweights Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Football's Ronaldinho and Wayne Rooney and American basketball stars Kobe Bryant and Lebron James.
The Killers 'All These Things That I've Done' provides the soundtrack to this 2008 Just Do It campaign supporting all the athletes taking part in the Beijing Olympic Games.


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Let $p$ is any prime and $(a,p)=1$
(i)If $\ord_pa=2,$
We know there can be $\phi(2)=1$ element that belongs to order$=2$.
(ii)If $\ord_pa=3,a^3\equiv 1\pmod p\implies a^2+a+1\equiv 0$ as $a≢-1\pmod p$
So, $-(a+1)\equiv a^{-1}$
We know, $\ord_ma=d, \ord_m(a^k)=\frac{d}{(d,k)}$ (Proof @Page#95)
So, $\ord_p(a^{-1})=\ord_pa$
We know there can be $\phi(3)=2$ elements that belongs to order$=3$.
If $a$ is one, $-(a+1)$ is the other.
(iii)If $\ord_pa=4,a^4\equiv 1\pmod p\implies a^2+1\equiv 0$ as $a^2≢1\pmod p$
So, $-a=a^{-1}$
We know there can be $\phi(4)=2$ elements that belongs to order$=4$.
If $a$ is one, $-a$ is the other.
(iii) If $\ord_pa=6$, we have proved, if $a$ is one, $1-a$ is the other.
So, in all cases, we find a linear expression of $a$ for the other element.
My question is how to generalize this for any order with $\pmod p$, then with $\pmod {p^n}$ and $\pmod m$ (where $m,n$ are positive integers).


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New York, NY — April 24, 2008. Giving by corporate foundations increased 6.6 percent in 2007 to an estimated $4.4 billion, according to Key Facts on Corporate Foundations, a new summary report released by the Foundation Center. Looking ahead, slightly more than half of corporate foundations surveyed (54 percent) expect their giving to increase in 2008.
"Corporate foundations have long represented an important source of support for the nonprofit sector, and that remained true in 2007," said Steven Lawrence, senior director of research at the Foundation Center. "While the survey findings suggest that giving by corporate foundations may increase in 2008, the current economic downturn makes the future less predictable."
Key Facts on Corporate Foundations highlights the Foundation Center's latest research on the size, scope, and giving interests of the nation's nearly 2,600 corporate foundations.
Other key findings from the report include:
At the same time, corporate foundation giving continued to grow at a slower rate than giving by other foundations. In 2007, corporate foundations accounted for 10 percent of overall foundation giving, down from 17 percent in 1990.
Findings in Key Facts on Corporate Foundations come from the Foundation Center's tracking of fiscal and programmatic information on 80,000+ foundations, corporations, and public charities; annual surveys of leading grantmakers; and analyses of the giving patterns of more than 1,200 of the nation's largest foundations. The report can be downloaded at no charge from the Gain Knowledge area of the Foundation Center's web site.
About the Foundation Center
Established in 1956, and today supported by more than 600 foundations, the Foundation Center is the nation's leading authority on philanthropy, connecting nonprofits and the grantmakers supporting them to tools they can use and information they can trust. The Center maintains the most comprehensive database on U.S. grantmakers and their grants—a robust, accessible knowledge bank for the sector. It also operates research, education, and training programs designed to advance philanthropy at every level. The Center's web site receives more than 54,000 visits each day, and thousands of people gain access to free resources in its five regional library/learning centers and its national network of 375 Cooperating Collections. For more information, please visit foundationcenter.org or call (212) 620-4230.
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Texas.gov Redesign & Dancing with Aunt GovGirl
My layover in Fort Worth gave me the perfect chance to chat with tomorrow's leaders (okay, my niece and nephews) about the new Texas.gov website redesign. It's off to a great start with an html 5 and CSS3 foundation, and we loved the responsive design. The new site handled well on my iPad, and they've added a touch of color to what used to be a boldly white design.
As a reminder to always try and have a bit of fun, we attempted to revive the Harlem Shake. What I learned here is that some trends should stay gone…


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Bon Secours Hospice is a program that affirms the dignity of life. It serves people affected by an advanced illness by providing comprehensive compassionate care while respecting each individual's need, beliefs, and wishes. Hospice helps patients live comfortably in their final days and helps families cope with the care and ultimate loss of their loved one. Although it is home centered, hospice care can be provided in a variety of settings.
About Volunteering
Hospice volunteers are a vital part of the Hospice Care Team. They serve as helping hands, companions and sympathetic listeners. They assist with patient and family care as well as community outreach and education and office needs. They also serve as speakers, educators and help with special needs.
Our hospice program has volunteer opportunities in Richmond, Amelia, Charles City, Goochland, King & Queen, King William, New Kent and Powhatan Counties.
If you have a skill that you think we can use such as playing an instrument, singing, graphic design, promotion or fundraising, we would like to hear your ideas and utilize your special talents.
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Volunteer Requirements
While no special skills are needed to be a hospice volunteer, we do require that you have your own means of transportation and are 18 years of age or older. The time commitment is two to four hours per month.
Click on the link below to see a listing of current volunteer placements and details regarding duties and responsibilities for each
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Our goal is to work with you to make the volunteer application process as seamless as possible.
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From Dean Dowd on January 26, 2012 in Energy Efficiency
Modern building materials have come a long way over the last few decades, and with ever-rising fuel costs, energy efficiency has become more important than ever. It is suggested that windows and doors account for up to 25% of your homes heat loss; which means making them as energy efficient as possible will both save you money and reduce your carbon footprint.
It is possible to measure the transfer of heat through your windows and doors, and this measurement is called a U-value. The U-value is the best way to see how energy efficient your window replacements or doors will be. The lower the U-value, the less heat will escape from your home. Recent UK government legislation (passed in October 2010), states that all replacement composite doors and windows must have a U-value rating of 1.8Wm2K or less.
Here in the U.S., a similar stance on energy efficiency is likely soon and there is talk of the energy efficiency tax credits being re-applied to windows and doors later in the year (which makes a low U-value door even more appealing). This makes knowing your U-value from you refrigerator rating all that more important.
U-Value Knowledge is Power
Put simply, the lower the U-value of your door, the more energy efficient it is and the less money you will need to spend on maintaining a comfortable temperature in your home.
How do you know the U-value of a door?
Most door manufacturers offer a detailed U-value report which they send with your door. This means you wont know exactly how energy efficient your door will be, until youve already paid. If you can find a manufacturer who can tell you the U-value of your door at buying stage, you can make wiser decisions and better investments.
Different materials offer drastically different U-values. When you are looking to replace your windows, it is invaluable that you know the U-value before making your purchase. There is no point investing in a new door only to find out when it arrives that it has a higher U-value than the door you already have.
Obviously, your decisions wont be based purely on the U-value level, as style and design are also important, but its important that you know the U-value before you part with your money.
Things That May Affect Your U-Value
1. Glass paneling
Generally speaking, the less glass you have in front doors, the more energy efficient they will be. Many manufacturers allow you to customize your door with different glass and panel features. Ideally, you will want to use a company that updates the U-value of your door as you pick and choose your preferred styles and features. Again, this gives you the information you need to make better decisions.
2. The material of the door
Probably the single biggest determining factor in how efficient your door will be is the materials used to construct it. Below we discuss the U-value potential of the most common door materials:
Hardwood Door U-Values
According to CENsolutions, a typical 60mm-65mm thick hardwood door has a U-value of around 2.5 to 3.0. Although hardwood doors are aesthetically pleasing, they do not meet U-value legislation and offer poor energy efficiency.
Timber Door U-Values
Timber doors are said to be manufactured with the least energy consuming methods. This in itself is good for the environment but does not insure long term energy efficiency. Timber doors offer the poorest energy efficiency levels and it has been said that it would be almost impossible to manufacture a timber door which would comply with a minimum U-value of 1.8W/m2k.
UPVC Door U-Values
UPVC was a massive step forward for home energy efficiency and offer fantastically low U-values. Typically, you will find most UPVC doors meet the U-value legislation of 1.8W/m2k. Its worth noting, however, that much like other doors, adding glass to your UPVC door will lead to a higher U-value and poorer energy efficiency.
Also, remember that although UPVC doors offer low U-values, the plastic materials they are made with can lead to a cheap-looking finish. Practical, but not necessarily stylish.
Composite Door U-Values
Composite doors are manufactured with the most modern materials available, and offer the lowest U-values and outstanding energy efficiency. Unlike UPVC doors, composite doors are available in many different styles and finishes such as glass panelling and wood grain finishes. Composite doors have become increasingly popular as they combine the style and design benefits of wooden doors and the practicality and efficiency of UPVC doors.
This U-value information was brought to you be Nick Williams. Nick works for Yale Door, who manufactures energy efficient, U-value compliant composite front doors. The U-value rating for all Yale composite doors is available prior to purchase through the door configurator tool; each door is delivered with a certificate of U-value compliance.


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Under the encouraging eyes of his mother, Hattie R. Hudson, 9-year-old Elisha J. Hudson reads his favorite passage from Psalm 23 that begins, "The Lord is my shepherd," during National Day of Prayer on Thursday. Youngstown and Regional Prayer Team sponsored the event downtown with about 100 participating.
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Emergency services have mistaken a ship for a plane crash near Gran Canaria, it has emerged.
Officials in Spain's Canary Islands had said an aircraft had come down in the sea, two miles off the coast, before correcting the error moments later.
A spokeswoman for the Canary Island emergency services said: "It's not an airplane, it's a big tugboat pulling a ship."
Authorities had initially said a passenger plane had crashed and that they did not know how many people were on board.
Controladores Aéreos, which issued a photograph of the ship, said: "As you can see, the confusion was even logical, but it is a boat. All planes were controlled and safe."


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Tom Petty
's first solo album,
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Vol. 3
plays a little bit better than it did at the time -- it's the kind of thing to appreciate more in retrospect, since you'll never get another album like it -- but it still labors mightily to recapture what came so effortlessly the first time around, a problem that can't merely be chalked up to the absence of
(who after all, didn't write much on the first and only took lead on one song). Where the humor flowed naturally and absurdly throughout the debut, it feels strained on
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-- nowhere more so than on "Wilbury Twist," where
implores you to put your underwear on your head and get up and dance, the epitome of forced hilarity -- and the production is too polished and punchy to give it a
joie de vivre
similar to the debut. That polish is an indication that
dominate this record, which only makes sense because they made it between
Full Moon Fever
Into the Great Wide Open
, but it's striking that this sounds like more like their work, even when
takes the lead on "Inside Out" or the doo wop-styled "7 Deadly Sins." Both of these are quite good songs and they have a few other companions here, like the quite wonderful country stomp "Poor House," but they're songs more notable for their craft than their impact -- nothing is as memorable as the throwaways on the debut -- and when combined with the precise production, it takes a bit for them to sink in. But give the record some time, and these subtle pleasures are discernible, even if they surely pale compared to the open-hearted fun of the debut. But when paired with the debut on this set, it's a worthy companion and helps support the notion that
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were a band that possesses a unique, almost innocent, charm that isn't diminished after all this time.
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Full of wonderful yawning creatures who spread sleep thoughts at bedtime, this book is the perfect remedy for children who don't want to go to sleep. This delightful book forms part of the second stage in HarperCollins' major Dr. Seuss rebrand programme. With the relaunch of 10 more titles in August 2003, such all-time favourites as How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? and Dr. Seuss' Sleep Book boast bright new covers that incorporate much needed guidance on reading levels: Blue Back Books are for parents to share with young children, Green Back Books are for budding readers to tackle on their own, and Yellow Back Books are for older, more fluent readers to enjoy. Dr. Seuss' Sleep Book belongs to the Yellow Back Book range.
About The Author
Theodor Seuss Geisel -- better known to millions of his fans as Dr. Seuss -- was born the son of a park superintendent in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1904. After studying at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, and later at Oxford University in England, he became a magazine humorist and cartoonist, and an advertising man. He soon turned his many talents to writing children's books, and his first book -- And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street -- was published in 1937. His greatest claim to fame was the one and only The Cat in the Hat, published in 1957, the first of a hugely successful range of early learning books.
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Nymeyer anchored the second-place 400 medley relay that broke the school record with a time of 3:30.89 and went on to finish second in the 100 free to break the school record she set during the morning prelims with a time of 47.34. During dual-meet competition, Nymeyer tallied a total of 16 individual first-place finishes.
Busch was honored as the women's swimming Coach of the Year for the seventh time during his 18-year tenure at
In February, Busch coached his
Basson, a freshman from Johannesburg, South Africa, had three individual first team All-American performances at this year's NCAA Championships, as he placed third in the 500 free, fourth in the 200 free, and fifth in the 1650 free. In addition to his individual performances, Basson swam the second leg of the 800 free relay that took first place with an NCAA record time of 6:14.14.
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An onslaught of bong-hitting bandits has forced Colorado to replace its legendary 420 mile marker sign along Interstate 70 with one they hope will be received with less tomfoolery and theft.
Amy Ford, a representative with the Colorado Department of Transportation, announced last week that in an attempt to keep Colorado's 420 mile marker sign from becoming a continuous target for thieves, the state has decided to saw off one-hundredth of a mile and rename the five finger hot spot "Mile 419.99."
Ford says the previous sign had been stolen many times, likely because the 420th mile of Interstate 70's 450 mile stretch sits in an unpopulated area, making it relatively easy for connoisseurs of black market 420 merchandise to swipe the sign at night and have it proudly displayed in their home by sunrise.
"Obviously people steal these signs," said Ford. "In the past, if a sign was stolen too much, we wouldn't replace it. This is sort of an innovative way for us to keep the sign there," adding that this particular "420" sign, which sits just east of Stratton, is the only 420 marker to be replaced across the entire state.
However, Ford says this is not the first time the Department of Transportation has been forced to change the name of a mile marker to keep it from being swiped by highway hooligans. Apparently, somewhere near Cameron Pass, just west of Fort Collins, there is now a Mile 68.5 sign where one branded Mile 69 once stood.
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COMING UP: The Arizona women's basketball team opens the 2005-06 season with an 8:30 p.m. game against Loyola Marymount this Friday, Nov. 18, at McKale. The game is part of a doubleheader with the volleyball team, which hosts USC at 6 p.m. One ticket will allow fans to see both games.
Live video and stats of the game are available at www.arizonaathletics.com.
A QUICK LOOK AT THE WILDCATS: Arizona breezed past Fort Lewis 86-55 in its final exhibition game last Friday. The Wildcats shot 49 percent from the field, 36 percent from three-point range and 55 percent from the free throw line on the game, compared to the 53, 50 and 67 percent, respectively, of the Skyhwaks. Arizona also out-rebounded Fort Lewis 35-27 and forced 31 Skyhawk turnovers, while committing just 12 of its own. Senior Natalie Jones led all players with 26 points on 9-of-12 (75 percent) shooting. Junior Joy Hollingsworth added 18 points, four steals and three assists, while freshman Kelsey Burns finished with 12 points. Sophomore Ch?© Oh pulled down a team-high nine rebounds to go along with eight points, while sophomore Ashley Whisonant dished out eight assists and scored eight points on the game.
In its three exhibition games, Arizona had four players average double-digit scoring, led by Jones with 18.7. Whisonant (16.3), Hollingsworth (14.0) and Oh (11.7) rounded out the group. Oh also added a team-best 9.3 boards.
SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION: After a close first half, Loyola Marymount struggled in the second half with cold shooting and costly turnovers, falling to Love and Basketball, 75-55, in its final exhibition game last Thursday. Jevay Grooms led the Lions in scoring for the second straight game with 12 points, while Bronwyn Evans grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds.
Loyola Marymount returns three starters from last year's team that went 16-13 overall and 9-5 in the West Coast Conference, good for second place. The Lions' top returner is senior Rachael Ziemann, an All-WCC performer last year who averaged a team-best 10.2 points per game.
Three-time WCC Coach of the Year Julie Wilhoit enters her 11th season at the helm, boasting a 130-153 record at LMU. She led the Lions to a WCC title and its only NCAA Tournament appearance in the 2003-04 season.
INJURY UPDATE: Freshman Amina Njonkou has a stress fracture in her right foot and is out 3-7 weeks.
CATS PICKED TO FINISH SIXTH, SEVENTH IN PAC-10: Arizona was picked to finish sixth in the Pacific-10 Conference in the preseason coaches' poll. The Wildcats garnered 42 points, just one point behind fifth-place Oregon. In the media poll, Arizona was picked to finish seventh in the conference, receiving 59 votes.
GOING POLLING: Six of Arizona's 2005-06 opponents (Stanford, Maryland, UCLA, USC, Utah and Arizona State) are nationally ranked in the various preseason polls. Pac-10 power Stanford is ranked as high as No. 8, while Pac-10 teams USC and Arizona State are ranked in all four polls. Arizona received votes in both the Associated Press and ESPN/Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) polls.
STACKED PAC: As a conference, the Pac-10 finished last season ranked as the third toughest conference in the nation after sending five teams to the NCAA Tournament. Finishing ahead of the Pac-10 were the Southeastern Conference and the Atlantic Coast Conference.
TOUGH SCHEDULE: The Wildcats have a challenging schedule that includes 12 games against eight teams (Arizona State, Maryland, Oregon, Stanford, UC Santa Barbara, USC, Utah and Wisconsin-Green Bay) that made it to the NCAA Tournament last year. Of those teams, six advanced to the second round, while Arizona State made it to the Sweet 16 and Stanford to the Elite Eight.
CURRENT CATS ON UA CAREER LISTS: Senior Natalie Jones ranks eighth all-time at Arizona in free throw percentage (.747) and three-point field goals attempted (249), and ninth in three-point field goals made (72).
GOOD BEGINNINGS: With Joan Bonvicini at the program's helm, the Wildcats have won 11 of their 14 season openers. Last year, Arizona defeated Saint Mary's 87-72 at home in its first game of the season in the Preseason WNIT.
WILDCATS ON THE RADIO: All of Arizona's games this season will be broadcast on Tucson's Jolt, KJLL 1330 AM, the radio home of Arizona women's basketball. With Paul Johnson returning for his 11th year as the Wildcats' play-by-play announcer, the Jolt will broadcast every game, home and away.
WILDCATS ON TELEVISION: The Wildcats have five games this season that will be broadcast on FSN:
Saturday, Nov. 26 - 7:30 p.m. vs. Utah (FSN Arizona)
Saturday, Dec. 31 - 4 p.m. vs. Washington (FSN Northwest)
Sunday, Jan. 8 - noon vs. USC (FSN)
Saturday, Jan. 14 - noon vs. Oregon (FSN)
Sunday, Jan. 22 - 1 p.m. (PST) at California (FSN)
In addition, the Wildcats' games at home against Stanford (Feb. 18) and at Arizona State (Feb. 25) are "wild card" games that could get picked up in the Pac-10 television package.
UP NEXT: Arizona travels to Anchorage, Alaska, for the Great Alaska Shootout next Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 22 and 23. The Wildcats face Furman at 8 p.m. (AKST) Tuesday. On Wednesday, Arizona will play either Alaska-Anchorage or Central Connecticut State. The consolation game begins at 2:30 p.m. and the championship game follows at 5 p.m.


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NYC FAB 50 announced Jan. 9 that "America Celebrates the Beatles," a gala concert celebrating the music of the Fab Four, will take place Feb. 8 at Manhattan's Town Hall in New York City. The concert is one of the charity events being held as part of the "NYC FAB 50: Celebrating The Music of The Beatles" 50th anniversary celebration.
Tickets for "America Celebrates The Beatles" will go on sale to the public through Ticketmaster next week, and there will be another special pre-sale exclusively for Beatles Examiner readers.
The concert will feature a collection of veteran music legends including Tommy James, Gary DeCarlo of Steam, Melanie, Gene Cornish of the Rascals, Greg Hawkes of the Cars, Ron Dante of the Archies, Fred Schneider of the B-52s, Marshall Crenshaw, Walter Egan, Ian Lloyd of the Stories, John Ford of the Strawbs and Aztec Two-Step.
Also on the bill are singer Beverly Bremers, Randy Jackson of Zebra, Larry Kirwan, 2010 "American Idol" finalist Siobhan Magnus and Richie Scarlet.
Special guest of honor celebrity presenters for the event include actors Charles Grodin and John Gabriel, TV's Dick Cavett, sportscaster Len Berman, news anchorman Marvin Scott, the Amazing Kreskin and others to be announced.
Several of the performers at the concert have some kind of Beatles history. Gary DeCarlo wrote and sang "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" under the band name Steam. The #1 hit replaced the Beatles' "Come Together/"Something" single at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the week ending Dec. 6, 1969.
Melanie, known for songs including "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)," sang with John Lennon on stage at the One-to-One Live in New York City concert at Madison Square Garden in 1972. Gene Cornish, best known guitarist of The Rascals, released a song called "I Wanna Be a Beatle" when he was with the The Unbeatables in 1964.
Greg Hawkes, keyboardist for The Cars, covered Beatles songs when he was with his first band, The Aardvarks, saw The Beatles in 1964 and played keyboards on a record with Paul McCartney. In recent years, he has recorded "The Beatles Uke," an entire album of Beatles classics played on the ukulele.
The B-52s with Fred Schneider recorded a version of The Beatles "Paperback Writer." Walter Egan wrote "Hot Summer Nights" which included Nicky Hopkins, who played piano with John Lennon, and Robbie McIntosh, a former member of Paul McCartney's band.Marshall Cranshaw played John Lennon in "Beatlemania" and Buddy Holly in the film "La Bamba." Larry Kirwin is the author of the novel "Liverpool Fantasy," also staged as a play. Siobhan Magnus sang "Across the Universe" in one of her appearances on "American Idol."
Rich Pagano of the Fab Faux will be musical director for the concert. Additional performers will be added.
The Town Hall is a Broadway theater located at 123 West 43rd Street, between Sixth Avenue and Broadway in New York City. All net proceeds from ticket sales benefit the Food Bank for New York City.
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Remember the super cute Lacoste bag that was sold out in minutes? That same designer is taking her talents over to Bow & Drape for a new customization collaboration, where women are able to personalize clothes for their own individual style. Katie let us know she is "thrilled to see my artwork translated to beautifully designed clothing! Bow & Drape brings new life to my watercolor paintings."
Bow & Drape is a young, US manufactured fashion brand that just raised $1.2 million in funding, with investors such as Vegas Tech Fund (run by Tony Hsieh of Zappos). With Bow & Drape you can make your own personal statement with the platform's customization tools. You can change the neckline or color of a dress, add appliqués or an inside joke to a sweatshirt or even your name to the back of a bikini.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State cornerback Dee Moronkola was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaquars, while Cougar teammates Gary Holmes, Love Jefferson, Jonathan Nance and Rob Rainville each agreed to sign free agent NFL contracts Sunday.
Moronkola, from Richmond, Calif., was the 36th pick in the seventh round by Jacksonville. The standout cornerback and kick return specialist finished fourth in WSU career kickoff yardage at 1,005 and tied a school record with two career kickoff touchdowns. An All-Pac-10 second team selection as a senior, Moronkola tied for the team lead with nine deflections. In 1998, he returned 16 kickoffs 504 yards to rank second nationally with a 31.5 return average. Moronkola was also selected to play in the Hula Bowl and the Blue-Gray Classic.
Defensive linemen Holmes and Nance both agreed to sign free agent contracts with the Seattle Seahawks. Holmes, a defensive tackle from Lacey, Wash. was named to Bob Griese's pre-season All-American first team in 1998 and participated in the Senior Bowl. A co-captain his senior season, Holmes saw limited action due to injury and illness. He finished his Cougar career with 98 tackles, 18 tackles-for-loss, 5.5 sacks and two interceptions for a loss of 55 yards.
Nance, a defensive end from Miami, Fla., finished the 1998 season with 29 tackles, 21 of them unassisted, and led the team with five forced fumbles and four fumbles recovered. Nance tied for the team lead with four sacks for a loss of 22 yards and nine tackles-for-loss. He was selected to play in the inaugural All-Star Gridiron Classic.
Tight end Jefferson, from Garden Grove, Calif., agreed to terms with the Chicago Bears. Jefferson was the Cougars' number three receiver in both number of receptions and yardage in 1999 with 19 catches for 340 yards. Jefferson totaled 35 career receptions for 526 yards, scored two touchdowns and averaged 15.0 yards per carry. He was also selected to play in the Hula Bowl and the Blue-Gray Classic.
Rounding out the list of free agent picks is offensive lineman Rob Rainville, who agreed to sign with the Oakland Raiders. A native of Lewiston, Idaho, Rainville finished his WSU career playing in 34 straight games and making 25 career starts. An All-Pac-10 Conference honorable mention selection and Cougar co-captain as a senior, Rainville was selected to play in the Hula Bowl.


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CQI Projects
CQI Activity Form
CSCC improvement projects come in all shapes and sizes. But the bottom line is that quality is what we strive for every day. Here's the form you can use to tell us about your special project.
In-Service Day Projects
Spring In-Service Day once again featured a call for CQI projects. Below are thirteen improvement efforts that are currently underway.
• The Learning Object Project - sponsored by Business Programs: John Eldridge, team leader.
The Learning Object project will give business students a new way to engage course concepts through the innovative use of media and graphics. The project concludes Summer Semester 2014.
• BLUEprint Student Success Workshops - sponsored by Advising Services: Sheri Harrington, team leader.
With a Student Success Innovation Fund Grant, the BLUEprint program will expand its services. Plans include interactive web workshops, more in-person workshops during evening and weekend hours, and the development of a 'best practice' model.
• College Completion Coaches - sponsored by Advising Services and Developmental Education: Jan Rogers and Marisa
Vernon, team leaders.
This project takes aim at students in six sections of COLS 1100 and 1101 who received FOCUS Early Alerts. Two coaches will provide a minimum of three coaching sessions to each student along with other hands-on help. Data metrics will be examined longitudinally in consultation with the IR office team.
• Phase II: Connect2Complete Peer Advocate Program - sponsored by Advising Services: Marisa Vernon, team leader.
Peer Advocates provide a helping hand to fellow students in many ways including scholarship applications, Ohio Benefits Bank assistance, general student services' referrals, COLS 1100/1101 assignments and SEAL opportunities. TutorTrac will monitor student persistence, completion and civic engagement outcomes.
• Connections - sponsored by Advising Services: Beth Stanley, team leader.
Connections is an electronic newsletter for students which covers all the breaking news in Advising Services, Records and Registration, Financial Aid, TRIO, Disability Services and Career Services. New issues are updated at the beginning of each semester.
• Graduation Initiatives Team - sponsored by Advising Services: team leaders include Marisa Vernon, Janet McDermott,
Stacie Odhner-Sibley, Holly Green, Lorrie Ritchey, Allen Parsons, Cassi Stewart and
Stephanie Pfeifer.
Building new student institutional loyalty and goal completion are the aims of this project. The team will promote timely submission of Petition to Graduate forms, long-term completion advising, a Graduation Fair and a milestone recognition program.
• Math Advising - department sponsors include Mathematics, Arts & Sciences, Advising Services and
the Telephone Information Center: Sue Judd, team leader.
Math Advising will streamline the process for students requesting a review of their math transfer credit for the purpose of fulfilling a CSCC prerequisite or completing a CSCC math degree requirement. Without this process, students can end up taking the COMPASS math test unnecessarily and taking additional math courses they may not need.
• Registration Workshop - sponsored by Advising Services and the Student Assistance Center: Marisa Vernon
and Marcy Leeds, team leaders.
In lieu of a formal orientation program, daily advising sessions were created to address the needs of new students who were not always familiar with the college process. Topics covered are placement scoring, majors and programs, time management and course selection,
• Report Advising Training - sponsored by Advising Services: Mary Whitt, team leader.
The goal of this project is to achieve continuous quality training of new and current staff in Advising Services on policies, procedures, academic programs, and articulation agreements through the use of department meetings, outside professional development opportunities, and an annual staff retreat.
Student Success Projects for 2014
• Advising
In this project sixteen academic advisors will be dedicated to specific content areas and faculty.
Goal: improve directed advising on scheduling and pathways through specific degrees, certifications, and pre-majors. Arts and Sciences will have six advisors, one for Development Education and five for remaining departments. Career and Technical Areas will host ten advisors, five for Health and Human Services, and five for Business and Engineering.
In Progress: identify space for new advisors; determine expenses for space and training.
Project Lead: Desiree Polk-Bland firstname.lastname@example.com
• Math Strategy Team
This three year project focuses on the five remedial math courses.
Goal: reduce student time spent in remediation. Data collection will compare how MATH 1099 students have functioned in subsequent Math courses.
In Progress: course development for contextual courses, and identification of programs that may need such courses; budget estimates for additional lab space; development of a survey on projected success rates, retention and cost savings.
Project Leads: Julie Hallas email@example.com, Kelly Hogan firstname.lastname@example.com, Dan Marketos
• Tutoring
Initial project data indicates that the retention rate for those students going through tutoring is high (70-80% range) and that the success rate is in the mid 60% range.
Goal: create a comprehensive system of advising in multiple delivery methods and with flexible availability.
In Progress: creation of a training program; budget estimates for more peer mentors, adjunct tutors and related space requirements; development of searchable tutoring database.
Project Leads: David Reedy firstname.lastname@example.com, Lynn Giese email@example.com
Two new student pilot orientation programs – one in-person, one online – began in Autumn 2013.
Goal: provide registration workshop so "ready to register" students will leave with ID card in hand; faculty presentation will help interpret placement test results.
In Progress: develop pre-test/post-test survey; collect data on how many students stay through census date, and how many hours they complete successfully; identify vendor for online content and related videos.
Project Lead: Stephanie Albrecht email@example.com
The new Honors Program will launch Autumn 2014 with a cohort of 50-100 students. The program will build on eleven courses that have honors sections. Several $2000 scholarships are available and renewable for up to two years.
Goal: grow the program and expan
d the offerings into multiple departments and areas; partner with Preferred Pathways, Admissions and other offices for seamless transition into the program.
In Progress: create website and application process for launch on April 1st, 2014; identify funding support to create new courses, and marketing and outreach campaign to area high schools; locate funding for office space and a dedicated lounge area; develop more opportunities for co-curricular and extra-curricular Honors Activities.
Project Lead: Rebecca Mobley email@example.com
• Textbook Affordability/Digitizing Content Initiative
This project replaces textbooks and lab materials with digitized content produced by college faculty. Currently faculty are getting 3 hours of reassigned time to create content materials. There will be room for about 5 courses in the current budget.
Goal: launch new cohort beginning March 31st, 2014.
In Progress: increase budget to allow for more faculty/courses to enter program. Plan to track the success data for courses with digitized content over a several year period.
Project Leads: Jon Kreger firstname.lastname@example.com, Matthew Heywood firstname.lastname@example.com
• Starfish/FOCUS/Early Alert
In this project faculty are asked to provide real-time data on at-risk students and their academic progress. Multiple alerts can trigger an early intervention and contact with an advisor.
Goal: sustain the Early Alert work through
In Progress: with the budget cycle ending September 30, 2014, new funds must be identified.
Project Leads: Megan McWilliams firstname.lastname@example.com, Teddi Lewis-Hotopp firstname.lastname@example.com
• Arts and Sciences Learning Communities
Learning communities increase student success.
Goal: advising, orientation and marketing will create the first pilot learning community of paired courses.
In Progress: determine budget for faculty reassign time, more course pairings, student and faculty marketing campaigns, and 'connectivity' social gatherings.
Project Leads: Joan Petrusky firstname.lastname@example.com, David Tom email@example.com
Kaizen Tackles Two More Projects
The Kaizen team was busy over the winter break. Two projects from this unique quality improvement committee are nearing completion.
Improving Graduation Rates is a joint effort between Records and Registration, Information Technology and Curriculum Management. The project kicked off in July 2013 and wraps up in February 2014. The goal - "design a graduation process for students who meet requirements but have not attended Columbus State for at least one year." Team members include Brenda Dembraski, Sandra Downing, Julie Collins, Rick Greene, Kimberly Hachet, Regina Harper, Susan Norris-Berry and Brian Seeger.
In studio - Kaizen team members, from left, Kim Hachet, Ric Greene, Regina Harper and Brian Seeger during the taping of their first video.
Improving the Enrollment Process for Transient Students combines four departments - Records and Registration, Admissions, Financial Aid and Advising Services. The project deadline was December 2013. Team members are Mary Ashley, Tari Blaney, Jamel Chamberlain, Julie Collins,Jan Crozier, Brenda Dembraski, Sandra Downing, Tim Goetz, Rick Greene, Kimberly Hachet, Regina Harper, Marcy Leeds, Misty Mahefkey, Tisha Mcglaughlin, Susan Norris-Berry, Brian Seeger, Marisa Vernon, Suzanne Von Ahn, Michele Welsh, Mary Whitt, and Elizabeth Wyles.
- Accreditation
- AQIP: The Road to Accreditation
- Systems Portfolio
- 2014 Appraisal Feedback Report
- 2010 Appraisal Feedback Report
- AQIP Action Projects
- Quality Awards
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- CQI Steering Committee
- Noel-Levitz Surveys
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Geoffroy Arnoud <garnoud <at> yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > I agree on this. Nevertheless (correct me if I'm wrong), when > FreeRADIUS acts as a proxy, it can be synchronous or asynchronous, > right? Yes, but I'm starting to think that's wrong. The server should just act synchronously. It's a LOT easier on the server, and can't be wrong... > We need to set different timeout and retransmit per realm (customer > request / patch under contruction). > Using NAS restransmissions as you suggest supposes to be > synchronous, but we need asynchronous behaviour (different TO / > retries per realm - independant from the client). Why? OK, the customers request it, that's nice... but why? What problem do they think it solves? I really don't think per-realm asynchronous retransmits help. I just don't see why they would matter to the home server. Retransmits matter to the NAS, but the NAS controls it's retransmissions... > Using radrelay may prove to be interesting, but was not considered > useful because, at design time, we thought FreeRADIUS did respect RFC > regarding retransmissions of accounting requests. Maybe in a future > release of the project, we can think about using radrelay, but not for the > moment. So maintain local patches.(Continue reading)


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College Hockey:2005-06 Rensselaer Season Preview
The 2004-2005 season was one of nail-biting frustration for the fans of Houston Field House, who saw their Engineers lose 10 games by one goal and struggle mightily all season long en route to a 11th-place finish.
Coach Dan Fridgen is optimistic, though, that the tough losses last season will help in the growth and maturation of his team for the coming year.
"What I'm looking for is the experience of having as many one-goal losses as we did and for the players to really understand that there's a fine line between whether you win the game and whether you lose the game," Fridgen said.
"[I want my players] to take that experience and know how important the little things in the game are," he continued. "[I want them] to try and turn those little things around so that now you're winning by a goal as opposed to losing by a goal."
Offensive improvement might come easier for Rensselaer than improvement behind the blue line, though, because of talented senior forwards Kirk MacDonald and Kevin Croxton.
MacDonald, who is recovering from cancer treatments, was the Engineers' top scorer with 36 points on 16 goals and 20 assists. MacDonald was especially valuable on special teams and at crunch time; of his 16 goals, eight came on the man-advantage and four were game-winners.
Croxton, who has scored 30 or more points in each of his first three seasons in the league, will be counted on for senior leadership as much as his offensive touch, according to Fridgen.
"I think the one guy to step up and take a bigger role will probably have to be Kevin Croxton. He's certainly capable of providing solid leadership to our younger players because of the experience he's had.
"He's experienced a winning season and he's experienced a losing season," Fridgen continued. "[I think] he understands the difference and can lead in that direction.
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Lion Force Recalls Boys' Puffer Coats Due to Strangulation Hazard; Sold Exclusively at Burlington Coat FactoryPublish Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2014 13:00:00 GMT
UnitsAbout 2,400DescriptionThis recall involves boys� black hooded coats with dark gray drawstrings around the hood. The coats are 100% nylon on the outer shell with a zip-off hood. The wrist cuffs and waist band are elasticized. There are two front Velcro-flap pockets and an inner stow pocket on the coats. �Lion Force� is printed on the upper left side of the front of the coat and on the sewn on tag at the back of the neck. This recall involves boys� coat sizes 4 through 12. Incidents/InjuriesNo injuries have been reported.RemedyConsumers should immediately remove the drawstrings from the garment to eliminate the hazard or return the garment to Lion Force Inc. for a full refund.Sold exclusively atBurlington Coat Factory stores nationwide November 2010 through September 2013 for about $30.DistributorLion Force Inc., of Brooklyn, N.Y.Manufactured inChina
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Panthers playoff picture after last night games
The Capitals fell 2-1 in a shootout to the host Flyers and the Bruins fell to the host Sharks 2-1 so the Panthers are up four points on the Caps with a game in hand and two back of the Bruins (even in games). My feeling is the Panthers are better off playing the Devils in the first round and let the Flyers and Penguins beat the you know what out of each other. Let Boston take on Ottawa, who as you all know have owned the Panthers (except for the last game). The Panthers have two very winnable games at home this weekend against Edmonton and the Isles but can't take anything for granted. The Caps have Buffalo and Winnipeg – all three are desperate teams.


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Bénabou's research spans both macroeconomic and microeconomic areas, such as the interplay of inflation and imperfect competition, or speculation and manipulation in financial markets. His recent work lies in three main areas. The first links inequality, growth, social mobility and the political economy of redistribution. The second centers on education, social interactions and the socioeconomic structure of cities. The third is that of economics and psychology ("behavioral economics"). It focuses in particular on extrinsic incentives versus intrinsic motivation, on the determinants of prosocial behavior and on motivated beliefs, both individual (overconfidence, wishful thinking, identity) and collective (groupthink, market manias, ideology, religion).


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SHEPHERDSVILLE - Magistrates were seeking information on how the commissary operated at the Bullitt County Detention Center.
On Tuesday, they got some of their questions answered.
Appearing with Fonda Tinnell, who oversees the canteen, Bullitt County Jailer Martha Knox attempted to answer some of the questions that fiscal court members posed over the past couple of months.
But, even after the conversation, they would not promise that there wouldn't be more questions in the future.
October is designated as National Breast Cancer Awareness month. Many Americans embrace this cause by purchasing pink-ribbon products and services to support a cure for breast cancer. Your Better Business Bureau offers tips to avoid being scammed.
Looking to buy or rent a costume for Halloween? You are not alone! According to the National Retail Federation, Halloween spending is expected to reach $6.9 billion this year.
HILLVIEW - Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation has awarded a $5 000 Lowe's Toolbox for Education® grant to Overdale Elementary School in Hillview for renovation of their school playground.
Overdale Elementary is one of more than 580 schools cross the United States to be awarded a Lowe's Toolbox for Education grant this spring for school improvement projects during the 2012-2013 school year.
Old wooden mulch was removed, and colorful new rubber mulch was installed in the playground. The project was completed in July 2013.
HEBRON ESTATES - North Bullitt High School drivers will leave school and head home along E. Hebron Lane to Preston Highway, courtesy of the Pioneer Village Police Department.
PVPD chief D.J. Reynolds discussed traffic issues with the Hebron Estates City Commission at its September business meeting (PVPD is under contract with the city to patrol city streets).
Reynolds said North Bullitt students were leaving school via E. Hebron, heading eastbound and cutting through the back end of the city, accessing the intersection of Preston and Burkland Blvd.
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Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about an increase in fraudulent activity related to the launch of the Affordable Care Act. The open enrollment period begins today, October 1, and scammers understand that many Americans are confused about their rights and responsibilities with the new program.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON - Here's your sign: take it down.
The Mount Washington City Council continued with their discussion about what to do about the federal sign mandate that is approaching.
During the mayor's report, Joetta Calhoun told the council they still needed to put a plan together but other deadlines have been eradicated and they are to proceed as resources allow.
The federal mandates require government entities to replace existing street signs with highly reflective signage.
On 9/11, it gave new meaning to "home" land security.
The Lowe's Home Improvement store in Shepherdsville hosted a free cookout lunch for all Bullitt County police, fire and emergency crews.
Store manager Kerry Self said Lowe's employees wanted to recognize the local heroes for their everyday services.
"Our employees are connected with this community," said Self. "They decided to invite them in for lunch."
HILLVIEW - Eating fresh has become a little more convenient for Hillview residents.
Subway Restaurant in Hillview officially dedicated their new location at 151 Brenton Way of E. Blue Lick and John Harper Highway, at the site of the former Arby's Restaurant.
Co-owners Bhavna and Ishwer Patel, and brother-in-law Naresh Rama, relocated from their original home of seven years inside Jewish Hospital Medical Center South.
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The AP Division I Top 25 men's basketball poll released on 1/18/2010 continues to rank Texas, Kentucky, and Kansas as the top three programs in the nation. The rest of the rankings include:
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Soligenix has regained the North American and European commercial rights to orBec (oral beclomethasone 17.21-dipropionate) from Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals. Soligenix is now free to commercialize or enter into commercialization agreements for its oral BDP suite of products with other parties without limitation.
According to Soligenix, orBec is a highly potent, topically active corticosteroid that has a local effect on inflamed tissue. Oral BDP has been marketed in the U.S. and worldwide since the early 1970s as the active pharmaceutical ingredient in a nasal spray and in a metered-dose inhaler for the treatment of patients with allergic rhinitis and asthma.
In July 2011, Sigma-Tau inked a commercialization deal for orBec that included a $5 million upfront payment to Soligenix. The company also agreed to pay $11 million in potential milestones to Soligenix.
Following the Sigma-Tau deal, Soligenix reported a series of disappointing clinical trial results for orBec.
In October of this year, Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals appointed Jeff Hackman as its new vice president of commercial operations.
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