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The Daily Docket: Fortress in Talks to Buy LightSquared
Fortress Investment Group is talking to banks about acquiring LightSquared Inc. from bankruptcy, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Peregrine Financial Group's bankruptcy trustee has reached a settlement to avoid dueling legal claims over the brokerage's collapse and ensure that any litigation proceeds wind up in the hands of customers and creditors. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via WSJ.
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Beechcraft Corp. is nearing a $1.4 billion sale to Textron, the owner of Cessna, the Financial Times (sub. req.) reports.
Ally Financial Inc. has been approved to become a federal holding company, WSJ reports.
The Atlantic Club Casino Hotel will close in January in the wake of a bankruptcy auction that will see pieces of the operation acquired by rivals on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The DBR article is available via WSJ.
Detroit might sue UBS AG and Bank of America is those banks don't make swaps concessions, Bloomberg reports.
According to Crain's New York Business, Interfaith Medical Center will close on Jan. 7, a little more than a year after it filed for bankruptcy.
According to WSJ, Tribune said it plans to meet with a California congressman to talk about the impact of possibly spinning off the Los Angeles Times.
A bankruptcy judge approved Michigan honey supplier Groeb Farms Inc.'s restructuring plan, DBR Small Cap reports via Private Equity Beat.
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Get prom hair long styles Ideas pictures and styling info of prom hairstyles for long hair to make you stand out at your next High School Prom.
View five of the top HOT and most wanted long hair prom styles just below or see the very bottom for the traditional looks......
Half Up-Half down
1. This is one of the stunning prom hairstyles for long hair, when running for prom queen, as it doesn't appear to over the top, but still sits very glamorous and stands out.
The long prom look is considered to be a half up, half down hair style, due to its up styled beehive, placed at the crown and its gorgeous set of precisely set spiral curls in the back.
Sleek Upstyle
2. This updo has a very neat sleek and well balanced look.
Depending on how thick your tresses are, you can have your stylist help you imitate this look by either using your own hair, or with a readymade faux hair piece.
If you're comfortable with the appearance of your neck and forehead, go for it, because either method will give you the similar effect.
Volumized curls
3. This is one of the fancy prom hair long styles which appear very voluminous in style.
This look is great for girls who wish to have that bed hair look, with big voluminous teased hair combined with curls.
Any skilled stylist knows that, the key to this look is actually all about its teasing, which is also known as backcombing.
So rather it's you or your stylist to approach this look, I suggest that you curl and tease as much as you dare!
Tight Ringlets
4. A smooth front with a back full of texture, gives this long prom look, a well balanced stare.
The hair is parted on the side, where it is then swooped, and combed back with styling gel, positioned behind the ear.
The back is set with styling rods to produce the tight little ringlets.
You can also produce these ringlets with your half inch curling tongs piece by piece, but for this occasion, setting the hair is best to avoid the falling of curls.It's all a matter of preference in the look of the curls will flow.
5. Consider this two-texture look as a choice for one of your prom hair long styles.
A smooth front set of bangs combined with loose curls brings attitude and adds flavor to the style.
The bangs are what really can be a life saver for those of you that suffer severe acne; you know the stubborn or sudden cystic acne at the wrong time that makeup just won't cover.
It's also ideal for girls who may be uncomfortable with the appearance of their forehead.
You can still be cute looking back at
your prom pictures without looking as if you were uncomfortable or insecure.
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If you are planning on attending New York City to attend the Fest for Beatles Fans 50th anniversary celebration, today January 17, 2014 is the last day to buy discounted "first tier" tickets. Through today, the package price for all three days is $195; tomorrow that price goes up to $225. (click here to purchase.) You can also purchase a one-day pass.
The Fest is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year as well as the Beatles' 50th, and as we mentioned before, it is being held in New York for the first time in many years. This change in venue is to capture every bit of nuance of nostalgia for the city the four lads first stepped foot on. In fact, one of the unique activities announced on the Fest's site this year is a bus that will take you to JFK Airport on Friday, February 7, to see where the boys stepped off that Pan Am flight at 1:20 p.m. to thousands of screaming fans. Fans will get to re-live the exact moments they went to Central Park, and performed on the Ed Sullivan Show. They are also recreating a Cavern stage to look just like the real one in Liverpool.
As usual there is a full slate of activities including Battle of the Bands, trivia contests, panel discussions by Beatles experts, Beatles market and auctions, art exhibits featuring Eric Cash, and photo exhibits by notable Lennon photographers Bob Gruen and Allan Tannenbaum.
Many authors will be on hand to greet fans, including Mark Lewisohn, discussing his landmark volume just published, ("Tune In: Beatles All These Years"), Judith Kristen ("Once Upon a Time in Liverpool"), Jude Southerland Kessler ("She Loves You"), Al Sussman ("Changin' Times"), Larry Kane ("When They Were Boys"), David Bedford ("The Fab 104"), Robert Rodriguez ("John, Paul, George and Ringo, Solo in the '70s") and many more.
Women Historians and Scholars Panel line-up announced
Susan Ratisher Ryan, (Proprietor Fab 4 NYC Walking Tours, publisher & editor-in-chief, Rooftop Sessions Webzine) will once again head up the Women Historians and Scholars panel, and the line up will include Susan, Sara Schmidt, who runs a popular Beatles blog called "Meet the Beatles…for Real", Allison Johnelle Boron (rock writer, interviewer for Goldmine, PopDose.com), Judith Kristen, author of "A Date With a Beatle", Candy Leonard, author of "Beatleness: How the Beatles and Their Fans Remade the World." Candy has a PhD in Sociology, Karen Duchaj (linguistics PhD and University teacher who explored the Beatles' jargon and manner of speaking), and Shelley Germeaux, National John Lennon Examiner. We will be discussing, among other things, the Beatles' legacy: Past, Present and Future. Now that we are at the 50th anniversary of their invasion of America, what does the future hold?
(Note from author: The women's panel that I will take part in, is scheduled tentatively for Saturday evening at 7:30. The time is subject to change, so stay tuned.)
A very special tribute to Sid Bernstein, legendary promoter of the Beatles during that fateful year 50 years ago, will also be held. Early morning Walking Tours by Susan Ratisher Ryan are also being scheduled, where fans can get on the subway with her and go to the Imagine Mosaic in Strawberry Fields in Central Park and the Dakota Apartments, the Ed Sullivan Theater and the Plaza Hotel. If you have good walking feet, you might want to get an early start, grab a coffee and go on this tour.
Headlining guests include Donovan, Peter Asher, Chad and Jeremy, Freda Kelly ("Good Ol' Freda") and Billy J. Kramer.
As we also reported this week, there are many other events going on in New York that same weekend to honor the 50th anniversary, including a star-studded gala concert called "America Celebrates the Beatles" February 8, hosted by the NYCFab50 committee.
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The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is helping the state of Tennessee extend the Cumberland Trail corridor another 19 miles, while protecting priority land for the public with the purchase of a key tract in the trail's development, TPL announced Sunday.
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Center Advisory Committee (CAC)
The Center Advisory Committee reviews overall progress in research, outreach & dissemination education & training, and administration of the Center. This assessment will be set in the context of each committee member's area of expertise, as these members collectively will represent the core areas of the center. Key recommendations for future development of the Center will be decided upon by this group, and reports from their meetings will be shared with the Center's Executive Committee.
The CAC has responsibilities, as directed by the NCI:
- Review the strategies and mechanisms to develop pilot projects, as needed and approved by the CAC, to bring in expertise outside of the individual PS-OC, as a result of outreach interactions, that will enhance specific efforts of the PS-OC in the overarching PS-OCs framework .
- Review the procedures and process for establishing Pilot Projects.
- Review proposals and recommend funding support for Outreach Pilot Projects and Pilot Projects.
The Committee is expected to meet at least two times each year. At the annual NCI site visit the CAC is required to assemble and meet with the site visitors. Other meetings will be scheduled as needed in person or by phone/video conference.
Members (August 2010)
Michael Shuler
Principal Investigator and Center Director
Barbara Hempstead
Senior Investigator
Harold Craighead
Leader Fabrication Research Core
Ari Melnick
Leader Epigenomics Research Core
Mariam Eljanne
Project Manager, NCI
Douglas Lauffenburger
Ford Professor of Bioengineering, MIT
Ann Chambers
Distinguished Oncology Scientist, London Health Sciences Center, London, Ontario, CA
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La Récréathèque
900, boulevard Curé-Labelle, Laval, QC, H7V 2V5
450-688-8880 Télécopieur: 450-688-6315 | Email
Enter an indoor amusement universe where young and grownups will live an unforgettable experience.
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Ever since it first opened in 1969, the Récréathèque has been providing children and adults something to smile about. Featuring a wide range of activities for the entire family, Récréathèque, with its 225,000 square feet of FunFou is the place to enjoy a wonderful time.
Canada's Biggest Rollerblading Rink
The Roulathèque is still one of the most popular activities within the Récréathèque. This 18,000 square foot rink, with its multi-coloured lights and swinging rhythms, brings inline skating to a whole new level!
Family Fun
Kids will love the Bananazoo, an indoor playground including a gigantic maze, an electric train, face painting, animation and much more. The Himalaya Jet thrills amusement-ride fans while the arcades feature the best electronic games on the market. Tennis, racquetball, ping-pong and a gym challenge fitness and hand-eye coordination. The Mini-golf, billiards and bowling section keep family and friends in a perfect mood.
Delta Laser Tag
An extraordinary experience awaits at the Delta Laser tag, where special effects and smoke shows put you in a terrific mood. This interactive game of precision and offensive challenges the most audacious players.
A Day of Fun for any Occasion
Laval's one-of-a-kind amusement centre promises a day of fun for any occasion. Récréathèque can be rented out for birthday parties, school field trips and corporate events. Food is available for purchase on site so go ahead and spend the whole day there!


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Lance Armstrong is, once again, racing a bike. No it's not in France it is in another garden spot, Leadville, Colorado, where the annual Leadville 100 MTB endurance race takes place this Saturday. While anytime Lance throws a leg over a bike it is interesting, what is most interesting to me is the reaction by local bike racers and fans.
Some people I have talked to about Lance and Leadville can only say negative things about the Texas Tornado citing rumours that he has hired a lot of riders to pace him on the course and also wondering why he is doing the race in the first place. OMG. I just don't understand why many people in this sport don't get the big picture and seem h3ll bent on keeping this sport in the backwater. One only has to look at the bike industry and the general popularity of the sport to realize that the post-Lance years have not been great for cycling.
Lance transcended bicycling and put our passion on the front page of every major newspaper and magazine in the US. Then there were the TV news and sports shows and that translates to a huge win for our sport. The guy was gold and we all benefited from his presence on a bike. In recent years, his absence from our ranks is noticeable and I, for one, welcome him back, Kate Hudson or no Kate Hudson.
Welcome back Lance and as I would say to anyone who is about to embark on a race, I hope you meet your goals and have fun doing it.
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Rihanna tickets available for collection
by Stuart Vose
In-person voucher holders can call at ticket office now.
Tickets for next month's Rihanna concert at the Stadium of Light are now available for collection for those fans who have purchased vouchers in person from the Stadium of Light ticket office.
Concert-goers are urged to exchange their vouchers as soon as possible and are strongly advised not to leave the exchange until the day of the show on Thursday 20th June.
The Stadium of Light's ticket office will be open Monday - Friday 10am until 5pm and from 10am until 1pm on Saturdays.
Ticket collections will not be available on June 13th due to the Bon Jovi concert taking place on this day.
In order to collect their tickets, fans must ensure they bring the vouchers issued at the time of purchase and a form of identification, such as a passport or driver's licence, is also required. Once issued, tickets cannot be replaced or refunded.
Further information about concerts at the Stadium of Light is available at www.safcconcerts.com.


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This dress has never been worn and is in mint condition straight from the designer. It is absolutely gorgeous and classic!
It comes with a flower pin that you CAN put on the back of the dress (it's a pin so it's removable).
Empire waist band. Chapel train. Pockets! Very classic.
The story: I was engaged for a year and bought this dress in July 2012 from Bridals by Lori in Atlanta. I have the original receipt. It arrived in December 2012 and has been stored in a smoke-free, pet free home for the past two months. I'm not getting married anymore which is why I need to sell it, but I absolutely love it and wish I could keep it!
Here is the link to the style on the Watters site: http://watters.com/Product/WattersBrides/7031B/
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North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU). It was founded by Act of Parliament and Launched in 19th July 1973. The authority of the University extensive initially the states of Meghalaya and Nagaland, the erstwhile Union territory of Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram. With the institution of the Nagaland University first week in September 1994, the authority of NEHU cease over Nagaland.
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Bloodwood Tree Association amalgamated with the Port Hedland Sobering Up Centre Group Inc. in 2007, bringing the Community Patrol, Hedland Homeless Support Service, and Sobering Up services under Bloodwood Tree, with the Centre given a new local Aboriginal name of Wapa Maya, meaning "Safe Place".
Currently these services assist some 300 clients on a weekly basis with transport, showers, clean clothes, a safe place to sleep, meals, support and further assistance.
Provides night carers (shift workers); the centre accommodate up to 16 persons (8 male beds 8 female beds), person/s are either self-admitted, referred by the community patrol &/or the South Hedland police. The intoxicated person/s are showered and clothed, their belongings are stowed away until the morning and their clothing are placed through the laundry. During the night they are monitored carefully by the carers.
The Wapa Maya is an offset to having our people incarcerated; it reduces the anti-social behaviour with intoxication for the individuals, their families and the broader community, it has a huge significance into the Homelessness within the Hedland/Pilbara region.


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Two wrong-way crashes in Florida and California, at 2 a.m. and 4:40 a.m. early Sunday morning, have taken the lives of 11 people. The wrong-way crash in California has resulted in the DUI arrest of 21-year-old Olivia Culbreath of Fontana. The wrong-way crash in Florida was caught on video by another driver and shows the moments leading up to the fiery crash, reported the Daily News on Feb. 10, 2014.
"The video shows the Ford Explorer zooming down I-275, missing several cars until it collides head-on with the Hyundai Sonata carrying four University of South Florida frat brothers."
Jada Wright, who took the video of the Florida collision with her cell phone just shortly after 2 a.m., could not believe her eyes when she saw the SUV swerving through oncoming traffic at a high speed on Interstate 275 near Tampa, Fla.
"What is he doing?" one can hear her screaming in her cell phone video.
Only a few seconds later, the wrong-way driver's SUV burst into flames after slamming into the Hyundai Sonata of four University of South Florida fraternity brothers. The four fraternity brothers -- identified by university officials as 21-year-old Jobin Joy Kuriakose, 22-year-old Ankeet Harshad Patel, 20-year-old Imtiyaz "Jim" Ilias, and 21-year-old Dammie Yesudhas -- were instantly killed. The identity of the SUV driver has not been confirmed due to extensive damage to the vehicle, according to a Florida Highway Patrol news release. It is unclear if alcohol was involved in the crash.
Less than three hours later, around 4:40 a.m., 21-year-old Olivia Carolee Culbreath was heading east on the westbound 60 Freeway near Phillips Ranch Road in Diamond Bar in California when her red 2013 Chevrolet Camaro struck a red Ford Explorer, and the Explorer then subsequently struck a gray Ford Freestyle, reported the Los Angeles Times.
According to eyewitnesses, Olivia Carolee Culbreath appeared to be driving more than 100 mph.
"Four people were pronounced dead at the scene, and two others died at UC Irvine Medical Center. All but one of the victims were women."
The two victims riding in the wrong-way driving Chevrolet Camaro were identified as 24-year-old Kristin Melissa Young of Chino and 24-year-old Maya Louise Culbreath of Rialto. The driver, 21-year-old Olivia Carolee Culbreath, is in critical condition with a broken femur and ruptured bladder. She has been arrested for suspicion of manslaughter and driving under the influence.
The two people in the Ford Explorer – which was cut in half by the head-on collision – died at the scene and were identified as 47-year-old Gregorio Mejia-Martinez and 42-year-old Ester Delgado. The two other family members in the SUV, 42-year-old Leticia Ibarra and 20-year-old Jessica Jasmine Mejia, were declared dead at a hospital. All four victims were from Huntington Park, Calif.
The Ford Freestyle involved in the wrong-way crash in California was also heavily damaged, reported KABC Los Angeles, but the driver, 57-year-old Joel Cortez of Ontario, escaped the collision with scratches and severe bruises. According to his son, his father is in a lot of pain and described the horrific scene of the accident to him.
"All he remembers really is just the airbag going off and he was just moving and moving, and finally the car came to a stop and he had looked around, and there were people like, lying on the ground, and he said it was like something you would see out of a movie. We're actually really blessed to the fact that we still have him. We know that six people have been killed from this, and we send our condolences to those families and friends of the victims."
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Apartment Sanja
Apartment Sanja is located ten to fifteen minutes of walk from the south entrances to the visitors area of the National Park Plitvice Lakes. It's located on the second floor of the apartment house, it has 2 rooms (1 room for 2 persons, second room for 3 persons), living room with a TV and balcony, kitchen, bathroom and a separate toilet. In the apartment's neighborhood you'll find an ambulance, a grocery store, pizza place 'Vucnica', and restaurant 'Poljana', a bus station. If you need any cash, you can use ATM located in hotel 'Bellevue', near restaurant 'Poljana'.
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- Non Smoking
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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If you are coming to Plitvice with a bus, tell to the bus driver that you want to exit on Mukinje bus station. That's only 10 minutes of walk from us.
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Less than 24 hours after the legislature of New Jersey issued subpoenas to the governor's office and members of the Christie administration, new allegations of abuse of power have surfaced Saturday. The latest disclosure indicates that the Christie administration withheld federal Sandy relief funds from the city of Hoboken, NJ as political retribution.
This is the second instance in which the governor's inner staff has been accused of punishing innocent citizens of New Jersey to payback a Democratic mayor for not doing what Governor Christie, or at least his staff, wanted.
Saturday morning, Steve Kornacki broke a new story on MSNBC about an allegation by the Mayor of Hoboken that her city was denied Sandy funds because she did not approve a private development in her city. Hoboken was 80% flooded by Sandy. The city requested $127 million in Sandy funds to re-build Hoboken and make improvements to protect the city and the subways in the event of a future storm. Christie gave the town only $142,000 out of the $250 million he distributed in the first tranche of Sandy funds.
That $142,000 is a tiny fraction of the $25 million in federal Sandy money the Governor's administration spent on a TV commercial aired during last fall's campaign featuring the Governor's family. It appears taxpayers pent an extra $2 million for the commercial just so the Christie family could be used in lieu of ordinary citizens or actors. The Inspector General is investigating.
In an exclusive interview Saturday on "UP with Steve Kornacki" on MSNBC Mayor Dawn Zimmer broke her silence and revealed that two senior members of Gov. Chris Christie's administration warned her earlier this year that her town would be starved of hurricane relief money unless she approved a lucrative redevelopment plan favored by the governor.
Mayor Zimmer said Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and Richard Constable, Christie's community affairs commissioner, delivered messages on behalf of the governor she had long supported. Although she is a Democrat, she was a Christie supporter as far back as the days he was the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey.
"It's not fair for the governor to hold Sandy funds hostage for the city of Hoboken" because he wants support for one private developer, she said Saturday. She shared her personal journal and public records with Steve Kornacki to back up her claim. Spokespersons for Constable and Lt. Governor Guadagno denied the accusation.
At issue is a proposed 19-block development in Hoboken pushed by the Rockefeller Group. The proposal pre-dated mayor Zimmer's administration. When she became mayor, she had a study done to determine the feasibility of the project. The study showed that only three blocks of the 19 were fit for development. So she has not approved it yet.
Immediately, the Rockefeller Group retained the law firm of Wolfe and Sampson to represent them. The Sampson in the firm's name is Christi's appointee as Chairman of the Port Authority, and one of the individuals who received a subpoena in the Bridgegate investigation.
Pressure was applied to mayor Zimmer to back down. On May 13, Lt. Gov Guadagno and Zimmer met at the Hoboken ShopRite. That is where, Zimmer said, Guadagno delivered the first message about the relief aide. She shared this diary entry which she said she wrote later that day.
"At the end of a big tour of ShopRite and meeting, she pulls me aside with no one else around and says that I need to move forward with the Rockefeller project. It is very important to the governor. The word is that you are against it and you need to move forward or we are not going to be able to help you. I know it's not right – these things should not be connected – but they are, she says, and if you tell anyone, I will deny it."
The second warning, according to Zimmer, came four days later. She and Constable, who now led Christie's department of community affairs, were seated together on stage for a public television special on Sandy recovery. Again, Zimmer provided this diary entry from May 17, which she said captured the incident.
This is not good news for Chris Christie because just as with Watergate, shoes keep dropping showing a pattern that suggests an abuse of power. This story will not go away anytime soon.
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College Hockey:Huntsville Rounds Out Staff by Hiring Morgan
Alabama-Huntsville has hired Gavin Morgan as an assistant coach, rounding out incoming head coach Chris Luongo's staff.
Morgan, a former Denver forward, played 11 years in the pros before turning to coaching with the Chargers.
"As a player, Gavin has achieved success through hard work and determination," Luongo said in a statement. "His relentless work ethic and his experience playing at the highest levels of college and pro hockey, including the NHL, make him a valuable asset for teaching our young players the finer points of how to be a successful student-athlete. He will work primarily with our forwards but will also be involved with our special teams."
Mike Warde also was hired as an assistant coach this month.
Morgan played at Denver from 1996 to 1999, helping the Pioneers to the 1999 WCHA playoff championship.
He played six games in the NHL for Dallas in 2003, and also played in the Montreal, St. Louis, Chicago and Phoenix minor league systems.
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How should I notify Placer County that I would like to take a medical leave of absence.
Submit to your supervisor as soon as possible an original health care provider's note indicating the need for a leave of absence and the expected date of return from the leave of absence; and an original Employee Request for Leave form.
What if I need to extend my medical leave?
You should submit to your supervisor as soon as possible a new health care provider's note indicating the need for continued leave of absence and the expected date of return and an employee Request for Leave form.
What happens to my insurance benefits while on a medical leave?
If you fail to return to return to work after the FMLA leave, Placer County will recover its share of health plan premiums paid during a period of unpaid FMLA leave.
Reasonable Accommodation
The purpose of reasonable accommodation is to provide equal employment for individuals with disabilities. If you have a mental or physical disability that affects your ability to perform the essential duties of your job, Placer County may be able to provide you with a reasonable accommodation to assist you in performing the essential functions of your job. In order to further evaluate what assistance might be appropriate and reasonable, the employer is entitled to require documentation about the existence of the disability and the functional limitations from an appropriate health care professional. For more information contact the Disability Management Administrator at (530) 886-2619.


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Actually, everybody has the lead. I continue to stress some very simple steps that can help us slow or prevent the transmission of the virus: hand washing, coughing in your sleeve, and staying home if you're sick.
Proceedings : What if an entire unit of first responders is incapacitated? Are we prepared for that? Is that where the department comes in?
Secretary Napolitano : Obviously, we have some worst-case scenarios built into our planning. Much of the preparation and planning will be done at the local level. I just met with the international convention of fire chiefs and gave them the same advice. Think through what happens if you have a lot of absenteeism among your first-responder ranks. Are you set up to handle additional overtime? Do you have some backup? The mayors and governors of the country are going to have a major role to play in a worst-case-scenario type of situation.
Proceedings : Changing gears, if I may, I'm sure you'll be the first to admit that you got off on the wrong foot with many of the nation's veterans by releasing what's become known as the "Right-Wing Extremist Report" earlier this year, citing returning combat veterans as potential recruits for right-wing terrorists. How could that have happened, knowing full well that it would insult most veterans?
Secretary Napolitano : Well, it was certainly not intended to insult veterans, and indeed some groups, like the Veterans of Foreign Wars, acknowledged that it was merely a situational awareness report. It was just an assessment, not an accusation, so it was not intended that way. But it was a poorly crafted product that went out early in our administration, before processes were in place to prevent that from happening again. Our initiatives are to move forward very proactively and positively with veterans and veterans' groups.
We have about 40,000 veterans among our employees, and I have committed to having at least 50,000 by 2012. We're conducting job fairs, actively recruiting among the veterans community to fill jobs here at DHS because it's a great pool of potential employees. These are people who are trained, who are committed to service to their country. And that's what our department is all about.
The number-two person in our department, the deputy secretary, is herself a veteran. The number-three person, the undersecretary, is himself a veteran. So we have a huge veterans' presence, and I'm looking forward to good relations in the months and years to come.
Proceedings : As you know, the Coast Guard has played a major role in the department since it was established and even well before that. Given the current budget climate, what can the Coast Guard look forward to in the immediate future regarding roles and missions, and having the right type and right number of assets to do the job?
Secretary Napolitano : You are absolutely right. The Coast Guard has played a major role in Homeland Security since our inception. And as you know, there are stresses in every element of the government now because of the recession, and tax dollars are precious. I am working very hard to make sure that we do not compromise our maritime security, that the Coast Guard has the tools and the equipment it needs for those purposes. Its mission, as your question implies, has broadened over time.
For example, right now we have missions involving drug interdiction in the Caribbean, we've had missions involving piracy off of the coast of eastern Africa, Somalia, and we have an Arctic mission as well. So the Coast Guard has been given lots of duties and responsibilities, and we're going to make sure the service has the tools necessary to fulfill them.
Proceedings : As far as homeland security goes, where do the Coast Guard's roles and missions end and the Navy's begin—and vice-versa?
Secretary Napolitano : There's a lot of coordination with the U.S. Navy. Navy ships and aircraft are all part of our counter-drug efforts in the Caribbean and in the eastern Pacific. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay is a crucial logistics operating base for us. And the Navy is a key partner in our planning for such events as a mass migration, for example, from Haiti or from Cuba.
Proceedings : How has the complexion of border security changed, especially in light of the recent replacement of Mexican border personnel with Mexican soldiers?
Secretary Napolitano : Both countries are working very hard together to make the border safe and secure. We have deployed a substantial amount of our federal resources there, both boots on the ground plus technology, like license plate readers plus canine teams, and we are looking to do even more. The Mexican federal government has replaced its customs group and doubled its size on its side of the border. And we both have a joint interest in this fight being waged against the drug cartels in Mexico. They are large, they're organized, they're ingrained, and they literally have footprints in hundreds of communities across the United States. So this is not just an issue about Mexico, it's an issue about us as well. We're working very closely with President [Felipe] Calderon and his administration on all of these efforts, but particularly the efforts right at the border.
Proceedings : In the event of an emergency situation, how are efforts coordinated between Northern Command and DHS? Who reports to whom? Who'll be in charge?
Secretary Napolitano : It depends on the scenario, so let me just tell you generally how it works. First of all, the administration routinely holds Cabinet-level exercises to go through different scenarios. General [Gene] Renuart from NORTHCOM has also been around that table.
Those exercises are helpful in talking through who's going to have the lead on various issues and even what issues we might anticipate. Depending on where we are, the governor of the affected state is going to have an important role, so it's not just federal. I'll give you an example of something that happened on my watch. We had a situation where an unidentified small plane took off from Canada and was flying south. It flew over Madison, Wisconsin, and was headed toward St. Louis. General Renuart and NORTHCOM were actually tracking this plane. CBP [Customs and Border Protection] planes, which were our planes, were flying wing in part because they're slower, so they could fly at the pace of this small plane. The general and I were on the phone together during that evening. He was keeping me apprised of what they were doing and the decisions they were making. One of the things I was doing was reaching out to the governor of Missouri so he knew what was happening. So, it's not so much who's in charge as it is everybody recognizing their lane and coordinating between those lanes.
Proceedings : What changes are being made to better secure U.S. ports?
Secretary Napolitano : Well, a number of things. One is, of course, the TWIC [transportation worker identification credential] cards we instituted for port workers. These are basically security identity cards for those port workers who have access to sensitive areas within the ports. We're working very closely at the Coast Guard and Navy level with respect to transportation of material in and out of the ports. We also have several ports that are pilot projects for having a fusion center law enforcement presence right there at the port. One would be Seattle and another would be Charleston where we are doing that. And so those are a few of the things that are happening right at the ports.
Proceedings : Let's talk about Canada and that country's counterpart to DHS. How does that interaction work?
Secretary Napolitano : My counterpart is the Minister of Public Safety, Peter Van Loan, and we have a lot of interaction. Some of the contact is just as simple as a phone call, but we also have regularly scheduled formal meetings. In the meantime, as particular issues arise, we deal with them on an issue-by-issue basis. We've had an issue at a particular port in upstate New York that we've been working on with the Canadians. And we are supporting their security planning for the 2010 winter Olympics, which are going to be in Vancouver, British Columbia, by standing up an EOC [emergency operations center] right across the border. We're also making sure the border crossing at Blaine, Washington, is prepared to take additional traffic connected with the games.
Proceedings : Do you have a counterpart in Mexico as well?
Secretary Napolitano : I do. His name is Fernando Gomez-Mont, the Mexican Interior Minister, and we work with him on the same basis. We have regular formal meetings, but it's the day-to-day interaction dealing with particular issues that is of special value.
Proceedings : Beyond Canada and Mexico, what's being done internationally to secure the U.S. homeland?
Secretary Napolitano : Oh, so much. One of the somewhat surprising things I encountered when I became the secretary, because it's called the Department of Homeland Security, was how much international work is being done here. But I've quickly realized that if you don't start your security process until you get to the geographic boundary of the United States, often times you're too late. And so we do a lot of work with our allies in Western Europe—for example, agreements on traveler information and sharing science and technology information related to security. We work all across the globe. I was recently in Pakistan talking about issues involving travelers out of that country, obviously of particular interest to us, and border security and sharing some technical assistance with respect to security along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. So our reach, although we are Homeland Security, is broad, and we recognize that the organization has a truly important international component as well.
Proceedings : The department is a very young but expansive agency. How has it evolved and progressed since its establishment?
Secretary Napolitano : I think it's a rapidly evolving department. And let me just start here by saying this department was established pursuant to 9/11. Counterterrorism remains the top mission. That's why many of the men and women joined this department in the first place. The mission takes many forms, but we always keep in mind that the attack on our homeland is a primary motivator for this department. You're right, we are very large. We're the third-largest department of the federal government now, 200,000-plus employees. We have a very broad set of mission areas, and we've evolved in every way from simply administration to really now beginning to, I think, define our missions more precisely than when we started.
Proceedings : What can you tell us about DHS's efforts that would make us feel safer from a terrorist attack and not keep us up at night?
Secretary Napolitano : I'll tell you that just in terms of the processes and rules we have established with respect to travelers and visas, most of the 9/11 terrorists would not even have gotten into the country.


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2011 (XC): Peterson competed in three meets as a freshman ... She finished in 13th place at the George Kyte Classic, running 5,000 meters in 18:29.9 ... She ran three miles in 18:09 at the Dave Murray Invitational, good for 15th place ... Peterson earned a sixth-place finish at the Grand Canyon Invitational, clocking a time of 18:42.2 in the 5,000-meter race.
HIGH SCHOOL: A graduate of Martin Luther King Jr. High School, she was the team captain in 2010 and 2011 ... She was also the MVP for cross country in 2010 and track and field in 2010 and 2011 ... She was an all-state selection in 2009 and 2010 for cross country ... She is the school record holder for 5,000 meters cross country, 800 meters and 1,600 meters.
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I was inspired by Pinetree's excellent ANZAC soldiers mod to add a bit more soldier background diversity to the game myself. I settled on Israeli soldiers, as given the high level of day-to-day conflict in the Middle East, the fact that the Yom Kippur War is a relatively recent historical event in the Xenonauts setting, and Israel's close ties with the US, I figured that they would be a logical choice for inclusion into Earth's finest. They'll pop up at about the same rate as Japanese soldiers.
This mod adds in Israeli as a usable background for Xenonaut soldiers, with Shayetet 13 (a naval commando unit which specializes in things such as boarding actions, thus making them a logical choice for UFO breaching operations) and the Golani Brigade (a notable Israeli infantry brigade) as potential units of recruitment, with the Yom Kippur War as combat experience.
However, this mod can still be polished some more, and I could use some help. I'm not very knowledgeable about the Israeli military; the above changes are based solely upon some research I've done. If I am incorrect anywhere, I'd love for somebody to let me know.
Also, I'm not very familiar with Jewish naming conventions; as such, I used a random name generator to create the soldiers' names, though I plan on going back and doing more in-depth name research when Wikipedia's back up. :P
In any case, if anyone reading this knows something about common Jewish names, please share so I can change the given names of the soldiers in order to more accurately reflect Israeli traditions.
To install the mod, simply extract the attached .zip archive containing soldiernames.xml and strings.xml into your desura/common/xenonauts/assets directory. Be sure to back up your own soldiernames.xml and strings.xml first!


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What qualifies as an outdoor adventure? Outdoor adventures can range from a simple hour hike nearby, or as long as backpacking the entire Colorado Trail. The definition of "adventure" varies from person to person, and seems dependent on that person's ability and comfort level. Adventure takes us outside our comfort zones, for most people a simple hike can bring a sense of exploration and excitement, for others, a bit more is needed. Multiple day wilderness treks, technical rock climbs, white water raft trips,big game hunts, backpack hunts, ice climbs, winter mountaineering, these are the hallmarks of epic adventures in Colorado, and these are almost always events that people who experience will share stories about, and never tire of telling.
Living in Colorado, there are no shortage of trails to explore, whether they be close to Denver, or deep into the mountains. Don't be intimidated by the published length of some trails, go as far as you like, or for as long a time as you like. Best thing about mountain trails, is they will be here for a long time, so if you don't reach the end, for whatever reason, you can always try again later.
A great trail to start experiencing section at a time is the Colorado Trail. Close to 500 miles from the eastern end at Waterton Canyon southwest of Denver, to the west end at Durango, the Colorado Trail traverses eight of the most scenic mountain ranges in the state. Divided into 28 segments, there is the possibility to take the extensive trail a section at a time, or for the more ambitious adventurer, all 28 segments at once. But be warned that the average through hike of the Colorado Trail is around forty days. Stay tuned for a more in depth look at the Colorado Trail.
An hour in the mountains is more memorable than an hour in the city, those who disagree with this statement probably aren't reading this article.


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CE Workgroup
The mission of the CE workgroup is to promote and enhance Linux for use in embedded systems initially focusing on consumer electronics products, then extending to other industries appropriately.
The CE workgroup helps for industry activities with realizing requirements from the industry working with the Linux community, and solves long term issues such as device drivers and fragmented use of Linux in the embedded space.
The CE workgroup is a successor of the CE Linux Forum (CELF) which was established in 2003, dedicated to the development and enhancement of Linux-based embedded devices, and merged into the Linux Foundation for better alignment to the Linux community in 2010.
Major Activities:
- Open Project
Each year, the CE workgroup (CELF) spends money on contract work to improve Linux for use in embedded systems. Some of projects that the CE workgroup (CELF) has sponsored in the past include Linux-tiny, DirectFB enhancement, smem, U-boot and kexecboot improvements, and Squashfs and YAFFS mainlining. The process is open to the public, and members of the public submit to the CE workgroup ideas and proposals for project that they think should be worked on to enhance embedded Linux. For more detail about proposal format, contact, and deadline, please visit Embedded Linux Wiki. - http://elinux.org/CEWG_Open_Project_Proposals_2013
- Long Term Support Initiative (LTSI)
To minimize fragmented use of Linux in embedded systems, and accelerate further innovation of Linux with incorporating innovations from embedded system engineers, the CE workgroup has proposed a project, LTSI, and revealed the idea at a BoF in LinuxCon NA in 2011.
The idea is to create a long-term support industry tree along with a community's long-term stable tree, and maintain it with back-porting new features/innovations which are beneficial for the industry. The life of community's long-term stable tree is expected to be 2 years, and that of an industry tree is expected to be 2-3 years which is a typical life of consumer electroincs products like Smartphones. In parallel, the CE workgroup maintains an industry staging tree to solicit innovations from embedded system engineers to accelerate innovations of upstream Linux. Innovations and fixes in an industry staging tree will be merged into a community's stating tree appropriately.
The first release, LTSI3.0 will be released on June 2012. For more detail, please visit LTSI web site. - http://ltsi.linuxfoundation.org
- Regional Technical Conference (Jamboree)
The CE workgroup has been hosting a series of regional technical conference, called technical jamboree, currently in Japan and Korea. It is not a formal technical conference, but an informal discussion place to exchange ideas and discuss technologies freely in an open source community manner. For date and place information, please visit Embedded Linux Wiki. - http://elinux.org/Events
4. Embedded Linux Developer wiki
The elinux wiki, at http://elinux.org, is maintained by the CE Workgroup, and serves as a collection point for information for embedded Linux developers. This site is open to public contributions and editing, and is a resource for the entire embedded Linux community. Several development boards have significant information on the site. There are articles and links to many resources for a wide variety of technical topics.
5. CE Developer Mailing list
The workgroup maintains a mailing list for discussing the groups initiatives, events, and projects, at https://lists.celinuxforum.org/mailman/listinfo/celinux-dev. This list is open to the public. The list is not intended for general technical support, or developer questions, but sometimes technical discussion threads from other lists are copied to this list. Announcements are made to this list about CE WG technical projects and events.
Membership Structure:
The CE workgroup has two key oganizations in a workgroup. One is the Steerling Committee (SC) that handles operational issues such as strategies, directions and funding, and the other is the Architecture Group (AG) which handles technical issues that include open projects and technical initiatives such as the LTSI. SC members will be elected by a vote of SC members, and its term is 2 years.
Becoming an AG member :
1. Apply for a CEWG membership with indicating that you are a corporate member and interested in becoming an AG member. (Note that you do not need to be an AG member to participate in any of CEWG activities such as open projects, technical events and technical initiatives like the LTSI. Those are OPEN for everyone. If you are interested in activly participating in techical direction discussions and decisions, you may want to be an AG member.)
2. Once your membership is qualified, you will be added in the AG mailing list, and receive invitations to AG meetings.
Upcoming Events:
- Regional conference in Japan - Tokyo, Japan, September 20, 2012 - Japan Technical Jamboree 42
- LinuxCon North America - San Diego, CA, August 29-31, 2012 - http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon
- LTSI Workshop - Exective Center Room 4, Sheraton Hotel & Marina - Dan Diego CA, 10:30-12:00 August 29, 2012 (Open for everyone)
- CE Linux Forum : http://www.celinuxforum.org
- Embedded Linux Wiki : http://elinux.org
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The route can be done in 6 days going directly to Kibo Hut from where the final ascent is made or a more beautiful alternative is to do it in 7 days going to Kibo Hut via Mawenzi Tarn Hut. Accommodation throughout is in tents. For the ascent to Uhuru Peak from Kibo Hut a very early start is made since the scree is easier to climb when frozen and the views from the crater rim at dawn can be spectacular. Ski sticks are useful when ascending the scree to the summit. This is a tough walking trip but within the limits of a fit individual used to walking in mountain areas.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Kili airport where you will be met and transferred to Springlands hotel for B&B.
Day 2: Drive 4 hours to the Rongai Gate. Walk to Simba Camp at 2650 m, 2,5-3 hrs. The walk is initially through plantations then rain forest and finally bush country.
Day 3: Walk to 2nd Cave at 3450 m, 3½ hrs. A gentle day through bush then heathers.
Day 4: Gentle rising traverse through moorland over several ridges to Kikelea Caves, 3600 m, 3 hours.
Day 5: Moorland then screes to Mawenzi Tarn Hut, 4330 m, 3-3,5 hrs.
Day 6: Easy angled screes slopes lead across the Saddle to Kibo Hut, 4700 m, 4,5-5 hrs.
Day 7: Very early start for the summit on steep scree up to Gillman's Point (5681 m) which is on the crater rim. Continue around the rim to Uhuru Peak (5895 m) the highest point in Africa. Descend to Kibo Hut for tea and biscuits or soup and then down to the thicker air an relative warmth of Horombo hut.
Day 8: Descend to Marangu gate. Drive back to the hotel (B&B).
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The PANC Investment Group meets on the second Monday of each month at 10:15 a.m. This is a new activity group composed of members who are interested in learning about the financial markets, stocks and investing. A small initial fee is required as well as monthly dues. This money is used to invest in a mutually chosen stock of the month. The group is currently limited to ten members.


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Sean Payton said Monday there "were a lot of wide lefts" in the New Orleans Saints' 27-24 loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday other than the well-documented performance of kicker Garrett Hartley and after reviewing the film I see what he means.
The Saints did not play well. They were uncharacteristically sloppy in a number of areas on both sides of the ball and were outplayed by the Falcons for five quarters, especially in the trenches.
The more physical and more motivated team won Sunday.
In addition to Hartley, some other "wide left" performances:
- Devery Henderson. The Saints like to take a handful of "shot" plays downfield in the passing game each week. They usually go to one of the two primary deep threats: Henderson or Robert Meachem. With Meachem slowly rounding into form after offseason surgery, Henderson was the main target and the Saints tried three shots at him downfield and came up empty each time. Henderson dropped two of the passes. The final one would have been a big gain because he had beaten Dunta Robinson deep. These were the kind of plays the Saints hit routinely a year ago.
- Malcolm Jenkins. The second-year defensive back came back down to earth this week. After two good performances at his new position, Jenkins was exploited by the crafty Falcons attack on a handful of plays for big gains. The converted cornerback took bad angles and was late to arrive on the scene on a couple of key third-down conversions. Chalk it up as a learning experience for the talented young defender.
- Jon Vilma. He led the Saints with 11 tackles but this was far from his best effort. Too many times he found himself caught up in the "wash" against the run, allowing Michael Turner and Jason Snelling big gains up the gut. Vilma is undersized and struggles to shed blocks at times. This was one of those days. Falcons linemen got their hats on Vilma way too often at the second level.
- Carl Nicks. Nicks is a budding star but he didn't play his best game. Powerful defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux won this matchup more often than not and was a big reason why the Saints struggled to run the ball, especially in short-yardage situations.
- Heath Evans. The Saints' failed to convert a fourth-and-1 and a third-and-1 and in both cases Evans didn't get a hat on his target. It's unfair to hang the short-yardage woes strictly on Evans, but he was partly responsible. To his credit, Evans was a stand-up guy afterward, taking full accountability for his sub-par play.
All in all, this was just a sloppy all-around performance by the Saints. It spoiled outstanding efforts by Lance Moore (six catches, 149 yards, two touchdowns; 72-yard punt return) and Jeremy Shockey (eight catches, 78 yards, one touchdown).
Look for the Saints to get back on track this week against Carolina. But they're a banged-up football team after this five-quarter battle with the physical Falcons.
PLAYER OF THE GAME: With Reggie Bush sidelined, the Saints needed Moore to rise to the occasion and he responded. The 149 receiving yards were a career high, as was his big punt return. His 80-yard TD reception was the longest by a Saints receiver since Week 1 of the 2008 season when Henderson had an 84-yard scoring reception.
CALL OF THE GAME: The Falcons had been blitzing on first down throughout the game and on the Saints' first offensive snap of overtime Payton made them pay with a screen play behind the blitz. Brees allowed safety William Moore and linebacker Sean Weatherspoon to penetrate then lofted a short pass over their heads to Pierre Thomas in the left flat. Nicks laid a key block on Lofton and Thomas raced 23 yards through traffic down the left sideline. Perfect call at the perfect time.
PRESSURE REPORT: Gregg Williams was uncharacteristically conservative for most of the afternoon. I'm guessing he was concerned about the screen game to Snelling and Turner and wanted to concentrate coverage on Gonzalez. Regardless, the Saints primarily played coverage against Matt Ryan and rarely rushed more than four defenders. By my count, Williams sent safety Roman Harper on only one blitz and didn't sent a corner or slot back at all. That's rare.
The Falcons either scouted the Saints extremely well or guessed right because they seemed to hit the defense with a big play on nearly every blitz they called.
ZEBRA REPORT: Walt Anderson's crew swallowed their whistles and let the boys play. They only called 10 combined penalties in nearly five quarters of action and kept the teams under control when it looked like things got chippy early. They made the correct call on both replay challenges.
SCOUTING REPORT: The Saints liked linebacker Sean Weathersoon in last April's NFL draft and I can see why. The kid is a player. He's athletic, physical and plays with a swagger. The rookie from Missouri finished with seven tackles and a quarterback hit. He's going to be a good one for the Falcons.
DIDYA NOTICE?: The Saints' defense busted out a new look on the first third down of the game. The package featured only two down linemen - tackle Sedrick Ellis and end Will Smith. Reserve end Jeff Charleston entered the game as a stand-up end on the left side. The rest of the unit consisted of three linebackers and five defensive backs.
The Falcons wasted no time going after rookie cornerback Patrick Robinson, who saw the first action of his career as the nickel back. On the first third down, Ryan went right at Robinson in single coverage on Falcons receiver Harry Douglas.
Two very nice blocks set up the lane for Moore on his 72-yard punt return. Rookie tight end Jimmy Graham sealed Coy Wire to the sideline and Chris Ivory and Marvin Mitchell double-teamed Sean Weatherspoon on the inside of the numbers to create a 5-yard-wide lane for Moore on the left side. Moore then made a slick move on punter Mick Koenen to break into the open. Leigh Torrence, Pierson Prioleau and Chris Reis also did a nice job of shielding their men without holding or blocking in the back. Excellent work by all.
The Saints opened the game in tank personnel - 1WR, 2TE, 2RB -
Brees recognized a goal-line blitz by the Falcons' defense and beat it with a quick strike to Jeremy Shockey, who ran a quick out just past the goal line.
Excellent read by Scott Shanle to snuff out a second-down screen play to Jason Snelling, forcing Ryan to just spike the ball at Snelling's feet for an incompletion.
Roman Harper and Jo-Lonn Dunbar both blitzed on a first-and-10 play on the Falcons' second serried but Atlanta picked it up, allowing Ryan time to find Tony Gonzalez for a 34-yard gain. Gonzalez beat cornerback Tracy Porter with a double move on an out-and-up and Ryan delivered a perfect strike.
Gonzalez beat a double-team by Porter and Malcolm Jenkins for a 13-yard TD strike. Ryan delivered a perfect pass despite taking a big hit from Vilma, who blitzed along with Shanle.
Not sure how Mick Koenen tripped up Courtney Roby on his 39-yard kickoff return but he did. The Falcons kicker even looked surprised he was able to make the play on the speedy Roby, who likely would have taken it to the house if he were able to keep his balance while trying to avoid Koenen.
Not sure who was at fault for Brees' interception on the flea-flicker. The Saints got what they wanted, with Devery Henderson isolated in single coverage against Brent Grimes, but Brees' throw was well behind Henderson, who had leverage on Grimes to the inside of the hash. Grimes made a terrific leaping pick but Henderson didn't do a very good job of locating the ball or competing for it. If nothing else, he should have broken up the play or tackled Grimes, who returned it 36 yards.
Chris Ivory made a nice run out of tank personnel - 1 WR, 2TE, 2 RB - to gain 9 yards on his first official NFL carry. It was a straight power run to the right behind Jahri Evans, Jon Stinchcomb and Zach Strief, who entered the game as the second tight end.
Brees fooled Falcons safety Thomas DeCoud with his eyes to set up the 80-yard touchdown pass to Moore. Brees stared down Shockey on a crossing route over the middle to draw DeCoud toward the middle of the field, then fired a perfect strike over his head to Moore, who ran a simple fly pattern down the numbers.
Roby made the tackle but big Anthony Hargrove should get the assist on the stellar kickoff coverage late in the quarter. Roby dropped Eric Weems at the 15 after Hargrove nearly blew him up at the 10. Excellent coverage by a nearly 300-pound defensive tackle.
Porter appeared to tweak his hamstring on the Falcons' final drive of the quarter. He appeared to pull up while covering Harry Douglas after an incompletion by Ryan on second down.
Gonzalez beat Roman Harper for a 10-yard reception to convert a third-and-7 but the play was nullified by a penalty. Otherwise, it would have marked the third third-down conversion catch of the quarter by Gonzalez. He beat a different defender for each catch: Shanle; Porter; and Harper.
Brees made an athletic play to complete a 14-yard pass to David Thomas. Brees dodged Curtis Lofton, who came clean on a blitz after Pierre Thomas missed his pick up, then gathered himself and found Thomas among three defenders in the right flat. It looked like Brees wanted to take a shot downfield to Marques Colston but Lofton's pressure disrupted the timing.
Ivory's earlier carries helped set up a big play-action pass to Shockey on second-and-8 on the Saints' first drive. Ivory had carried on two consecutive downs out of a tank formation in the first quarter. This time the Saints used the same personnel and faked a handoff to Ivory to draw the linebackers toward the line, then Brees found Shockey over the top for 31 yards. Nice deception, set up and play call by Sean Payton.
Brees made a terrible decision on the falling desperation toss/interception at the Falcons' 25 but the play never would have happened had the Saints protected better. The Falcons rushed only four defenders but somehow beat six Saints blockers. Jamal Anderson beat Jon Stinchcomb with a speed rush and Jonathan Babineaux beat Carl Nicks inside to flush Brees from the pocket. That might have been the worst decision of Brees' Saints career.
Alex Brown looked like he was surprised by the power of Ryan, who somehow bulled over him on third-and-short to convert a quarterback sneak. Brown appeared to have Ryan stood up and stopped, but the quarterback kept his legs churning and barreled through Brown's tackle for the first down.
Ryan had nearly six seconds (5.79) to unload a third-down pass to Gonzalez because the Saints rushed just five defenders and three of them - Smith, Vilma and Ellis - all left their feet on pump fakes by Ryan, allowing him time to scramble and find the veteran tight end on a broken route. Once again, the Saints had Gonzalez double-teamed - Robinson and Prioleau - but somehow he managed to get open and make the catch.
A few plays later, Ryan had 6.07 seconds to find a receiver but was forced to unload an incompletion out of bounds.
Not sure how the Saints left Gonzalez so open on the fourth-and-2 reception just before the two-minute warning. They'd been double-teaming him on third down, then all of a sudden they leave him completely uncovered on fourth down for an easy pitch-and-catch from Ryan. Vilma blitzed but stopped halfway to the quarterback when he appeared to get confused by a Falcons back who released to the flat.
Good call by Walt Anderson on the horse-collar tackle by Remi Ayodele on Turner. Pretty clear-cut infraction.
Turner showed his power when he blew through a tackle attempt by Vilma at the 1-yard line and plowed into the end zone for the tying touchdown before halftime. Vilma went high on Turner and paid the price.
Little things killed the Saints in this game. Like Pierre Thomas' missed blocked on Sean Weatherspoon just before halftime. Thomas' failure allowed the rookie linebacker to tackle Robert Meachem before he could get out of bounds on his crossing route and the clock expired in the first half. If Thomas makes the block, the Saints get a first down at the Falcons' 45 and a chance to get off another play and perhaps move into range for a long field-goal attempt. Instead, they went to halftime tied at 14.
Payton has run some unusual sets in his career but the one he unveiled on second-and-8 at the Saints' 46 might have been a first. He ran an empty backfield with no backs in the game. The personnel package included three receivers - Colston, Meachem and Moore - and two tight ends - Shockey and David Thomas. Brees hit Shockey for a 7-yard gain.
John Abraham showed he still has a burst off the edge when be beat Jermon Bushrod with a speed move for a sack on first down. The 8-yard loss short-circuited a nice opening drive by the Saints.
I thought the Saints got a bad spot on Pierre Thomas' 15-yard screen play on third-and-16. It looked like Thomas was able to stretch the ball across the Falcons' 31 before hitting the turf. Officials spotted the ball at the about a half-yard short of the first-down mark. This was critical because Ivory fumbled on the ensuing fourth-and-1 try and Atlanta took possession. It was an incredible individual effort by Thomas and shows how strong his lower body is. He carried Brent Grimes for almost 3 yards. I was surprised Payton didn't challenge the spot.
The Falcons did an excellent job of penetrating the Saints' backfield to disrupt the timing and path of Ivory on the fourth-and-1. Ivory actually did a decent job of fighting through the trash and selling himself out for the first down. But above all, the rookie needs to secure the ball or his stay as the short-yardage back will be a short one.
Poor run defense allowed Turner to bust a 32-yard run on second-and-9. Hargrove was driven four yards off the line of scrimmage and pancaked on a double-team block. Pulling guard Justin Blalock kicked out Dunbar in the hole and Vilma and Shanle took poor angles to the ball carrier and got washed out in the trash. Turner wasn't touched until he was almost 30 yards downfield. It was his longest gain of the season.
Good call by officials to reverse the strip/fumble by Snelling on his 17-yard run to the 2. His elbow hit the turf before Jenkins stripped the ball.
The goal-line stand to hold the Falcons to a field goal was one of the Saints' best in recent years. Good penetration by Hargrove, and tremendous run support by the linebackers Vilma, Mitchell and Dunbar. That's a big red-zone 'win" by the defense.
Just a tremendous display of athleticism and awareness by Jimmy Graham and Jason Kyle to recover the fluke fumble off DeCoud's foot on Thomas Morstead's short punt. Good challenge by Payton and officials made the correct call to award the Saints the ball.
The Saints got Moore singled in coverage against middle linebacker Curtis Lofton and Brees went right at the mismatch for a 16-yard touchdown catch-and-run to give the Saints the lead. Lofton could not keep up with Moore on the shallow crossing route.
Gonzalez took exception to a submarine tackle by Harper on a third-and-10 catch for 11 yards. Gonzalez popped up immediately after the low tackle and got in Harper's face, apparently thinking Harper was trying to go for his knees.
The Saints double-teamed Roddy White on second-and-16 and left Harper in single coverage against Gonzalez and Ryan went right after him to coax a defensive pass interference call.
Tremendous throw by Ryan and an even better catch by Roddy White to gain 24 big yards on second-and-10. Jabari Greer had excellent coverage but didn't turn his head early enough and just missed making the break-up. White took a big shot from Jenkins but held on. Big-time play.
Jenkins made a major mistake when he got caught trying to decoy a blitz and was not able to retreat in time to help Greer on the 22-yard TD catch by White on third-and-6. Williams allows his players the freedom to move around and disguise their coverage before the snap. The caveat, though, is you must be able to still carry out your assignment and get to the right spot. Jenkins' inexperience showed on this play because he drifted too close to the line and was out of position. Ryan identified the mistake immediately and fired an easy strike to White over his outside shoulder. Jenkins received a tongue-lashing from Williams when he returned to the sideline. This was just one example of how much the Saints missed Darren Sharper's veteran savvy in this game.
Carl Nicks really struggled with Falcons defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux. He got beat man-to-man for a sack on third down to kill a key drive early in the quarter. This was not one of Nicks' better games.
Excellent read by Greer to jump the in-route by Gonzalez on fourth-and-6 and give the ball back to the offense for the final game-tying drive. Alex Brown made the nice leaping deflection on Ryan's throw but Greer would have broken up the pass or intercepted it if it had gone through.
Shockey answered Gonzalez with an excellent diving catch outside of his body to convert a critical fourth-and-1 on the score-tying drive.
Brees had his left knee rolled under by an on-rushing Abraham after he delivered the fourth-down pass to Shockey. Brees repeatedly stretched and flexed his leg on the field and later on the sideline trying to improve the range of motion in the joint.
It's amazing Thomas did not injure his left knee when he was sandwiched in a high-low tackle by William Moore and Lofton. Thomas was stood up by Moore and bent back awkwardly when Lofton rolled under his body from behind while being blocked by Bushrod. Thomas' left ankle was crushed under Lofton's body and rotated inward while being smashed into the turf. Tough to watch.
The Saints looked like a tired team in coverage of the overtime kickoff. The pursuit was noticeably slow and Weems was able to make an easy return to the Atlanta 39.
The Falcons missed on a "shot" play of their own to Douglas, who has beaten rookie cornerback Patrick Robinson deep down the left sideline on a go route. Ryan's 52-yard bomb needed to be 51 yards. The ball sailed just over the hands of the diving receiver.
Excellent kickout block by Colston on Grimes to spring Henderson for the 14-yard gain on the bubble screen to set up Hartley's game-winning field-goal try. That's a tough block in space and he executed it perfectly.
I'm no kicking expert so I can't say what went wrong on Hartley's missed 29-yarder. I watched the kick several times along with his game-tying 32-yarder and everything looks exactly the same. The snap, hold and approach look identical. Hartley said he looked up at the last minute and just mis-hit it. He also said he over-thought the kick but did not explain what he meant by that.
PERSONNEL PACKAGES: Reggie Bush's absence limited Payton's options. Consequently, he used a lot of multiple-receiver and two-tight end sets. He pulled a couple of unusual sets out of his grab bag, though. He called three plays without a back on the field. Two with three receivers and two tight ends. Another with four receivers and a tight end. For the most part, though, he kept things fairly conservative and tried to keep a back or tight end in the backfield to help in protection against Falcons ends John Abraham and Kroy Biermann. Payton also tried to work rookie Jimmy Graham into the rotation for a few plays and even called his number a couple of times but the Falcons covered him well.
Here's the breakdown of the reps at each skill position: WR -Colston 43; Henderson 39; Lance Moore 31; Meachem 16. TE - Shockey 37; D.Thomas 34; Zach Strief 10; Graham 3. RB - P.Thomas 43; Ivory 8; Betts 2. FB - Evans 12.
Here's a look at the Saints' personnel packages on their 56 offensive snaps:
3WR/1TE/1RB - 27 out of 56
2WR/2TE/1RB - 10 out of 56
1WR/2TE/2RB - 10 out of 56
1WR/3TE/1RB - 3 out of 56
2WR/1TE/2RB - 2 out of 56 plays
3WR/2TE - 2 out of 56
4WR/1TE - 1 out of 56
3TE/2RB - 1 out of 56


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We are planning to purchase a new ERP.
Is there any purchase policy ratio between the no. of Professional license and the no. of limited license in SAP B1?
Edited by: wing168 on Jun 3, 2011 10:04 AM
Hi wing ,
According to me . .
In SAP business one , there is no boundation of License Type and their Number.
It can be only estimated after your requirement analysis, number of user and their responsibility study is done.
As far as ratio is concerned , there is no fixed ratio.
You can run SAP with One Professional License only.
But to Run SAP you need at least 1 Proff License .
Maximum number of time, i experienced the ratio is 50 - 50 between Proff and Limited.
But again i am saying that ,as per me there is no fixed ratio.
And i am not sure about the Purchase or Sales Policy .
Better to Contact the Sales Executive.
Edited by: ASHISH RANJAN on Jun 3, 2011 1:44 PM
Welcome to the forum...
There is no any ratio between them.
But for running one company.you need atleast one professional license to run a company...
You can also get the number and type of licenses asper your requirements.....
Better you can contact SAP Channel partner for detailed explanation about licenses and the policies...
Welcome you post on the forum.
To speak of ratio, there is practical ratio that limited licenses should not be more than two times of your professional licenses. Because you may find too difficult to get some of transactions done.


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TACOMA, Wash. – Washington has found all kinds of ways to win early this baseball season, but Saturday's 2-1 win at Tacoma's Cheney Stadium in the first game of a day-night doubleheader over UC Davis might take the cake.
UW freshman Kyle London scampered around from second base in the ninth inning in a 1-1 ballgame after UC Davis center fielder Kevin Barker dropped a Branden Berry fly ball to score and give the Huskies the win.
Barker drifted back into deep left-center field and settled under the ball. London tagged at second and took off after Barker appeared to catch the ball and fumble it to the ground. Third base coach Donegal Fergus did not hesitate to wave London around to home after Barker's throw missed the cut-off man at third base. London scored standing up, setting off a wild Husky celebration at second base around Berry.
Orlando Razo (1-1) was the tough-luck loser for UC Davis, which fell to 4-6 on the seasons.
UW improved to 5-4-1 on the season, despite being outhit 7-4.
Will Ballowe threw three innings of stellar relief to earn his first career win. The sophomore allowed just one hit and struck out two.
For the second-straight game UC Davis was able to get on the board first and once again, it came with two outs. Tino Lipson reached in the third inning on a fielder's choice, stole second and came around to score on a single to left by Steve Patterson off Huskies' starter Jeff Brigham. Patterson was thrown out at second on the play, but not before Lipson scored to make it 1-0.
The Huskies tied it in the fourth inning when Brian Wolfe deposited a 2-0 pitch from Aggies' starter Spencer Koopmans over the right field fence. It was Wolfe's first home run this season – the fourth of his career – and gave Washington its Pac-12 leading seventh long ball of the year.
UC Davis threatened in the sixth inning, but stellar defense from Wolfe kept the game tied at 1-1. With Patterson on third with two outs after a lead-off double, Austin March sent a seed to left that looked like it was going to go over Wolfe's head for extra bases. But, the Huskies' lone fifth-year senior dove to his right and fully extended his right hand to snag the ball right before it landed on the turf.
UW starter Brigham threw six solid innings, giving up just one run for a third-straight start, but did not figure in the decision. He allowed six hits, walked two and struck out one.
UC Davis starter Koopmans matched Brigham's effort on the mound. He also lasted 6 innings, gave up just one run, allowing four hits, walking four and striking out four.
Washington and UC Davis play again tonight at 5:05 p.m. and conclude the series on Sunday at Cheney Stadium with a 1:00 p.m. contest.
Washington 2, UC Davis 1
Spencer Koopmans, Orlando Razo (7), Zach Stone (9) and Spencer Brann. Jeff Brigham, Will Ballowe (7) and Parker Guinn, Austin Rei (7). W – Ballowe (1-0). L – Razo (1-1). Sv – none. HR – Brian Wolfe (1). 2B – UCD, Steven Patterson. UW, Robert Pehl. Time – 2:40. Attendance – 200.


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Chapter 1. The Rift Between Muslims and the West
Westerners and Muslims generally agree that relations between them are poor. On balance, the Western publics polled tend to say relations are bad, and the same is true among the Muslim publics in the survey, with the exception of Indonesia, where views are divided. However, Westerners are less likely to believe relations are poor today […]
Chapter 2. How Muslims and Westerners View Each Other
Muslims and Westerners offer mixed views of each other. Majorities in Britain, France, Russia and the U.S. express favorable views of Muslims, but opinions are divided in Germany and negative in Spain. Similarly, Muslims in Lebanon, Jordan and Indonesia have positive opinions of Christians, while views are overwhelmingly unfavorable in Turkey and Pakistan; attitudes toward […]
Muslim-Western Tensions Persist
Muslim and Western publics continue to largely agree that relations between them are poor, and disagree about who is at fault – Muslims largely blame Westerners, while those in the West generally blame Muslims. However, in both Western and predominantly Muslim nations, there is a shared concern about the threat posed by Islamic extremism.
Mixed Views of Hamas and Hezbollah in Largely Muslim Nations
Across predominantly Muslim nations, there is little enthusiasm for the extremist Islamic organizations Hamas and Hezbollah, although there are pockets of support for both groups, especially in the Middle East.
Xenophobia on the Continent
(from The National Interest)
Chapter 2. Religiosity
In most countries surveyed, majorities consider religion an essential part of their lives. However, younger people are generally less likely to say religion is very important to them. This is especially true in Western Europe, where relatively few young people say religion plays a key role in their lives, but the same pattern can be […]
Chapter 3. Muslim Views on Extremism and Conflict
The current survey reveals ongoing concerns about a number of threats and conflicts within the Muslim world. Among the eight Muslim publics included in the survey, there is widespread concern about the rise of Islamic extremism both within their countries and in the world more broadly. Many also see a conflict taking place within their […]
Unfavorable Views of Jews and Muslims on the Increase in Europe
Growing numbers of people in several major European countries say they have an unfavorable opinion of Jews, and opinions of Muslims also are more negative than they were several years ago. These findings are from a new Pew Global Attitudes Project report, based on data gathered from 24 countries from regions throughout the world, that examine worldwide religiosity and take a close look at Muslim publics' attitudes toward terrorism, Osama bin Laden, Hamas, Hezbollah and more.
Chapter 4. Muslim Views Toward Major Countries
Overall, respondents from the countries in the survey with sizeable Muslim populations express positive opinions about Saudi Arabia. In these nations, favorable views of the Saudi Kingdom are far more common than favorable views of other major countries, and are especially widespread in Pakistan and Jordan. Attitudes toward the U.S. are largely negative, and Iran […]
Chapter 5. Muslim Views on Gender Issues
Among the Muslim respondents in the survey, most endorse a woman's right to decide whether to wear a veil, including more than 80% of Muslims in Turkey, Indonesia, and Lebanon. Still, sizeable minorities of Muslims in several countries – and a majority in Nigeria – disagree with this view. In several countries, women are more […]
Chapter 1. Views of Religious Groups
In many countries, negative attitudes toward Muslims and Jews are common, and unfavorable views toward both groups have increased in Europe in recent years. Moreover, there is a strong relationship between anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim sentiments in the West. Indeed, among the U.S. and the six European countries included in the survey, the correlation between unfavorable […]
All the World's a Stage
Views of the U.S. in the Muslim World (from The National Interest)
Europeans Debate the Scarf and the Veil
Except in France, most Muslim women choose to cover their heads — but many among the general public disapprove
The French-Muslim Connection
Is France Doing a Better Job of Integration than Its Critics?
Lebanon's Muslims: Relatively Secular and Pro-Christian
But Support for Terrorism and Anti-Semitism are Widespread
Islam and the West: Searching for Common Ground
Remarks of Andrew Kohut to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing
Muslims in Europe: Economic Worries Top Concerns About Religious and Cultural Identity
Few Signs of Backlash From Western Europeans
I. Muslims and the West – How Each Sees The Other
To explore how Westerners and Muslims see one another, we asked two batteries of questions. One is a simple favorability rating that focuses on religious and ethnic groupings; respondents were asked whether they have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Muslims, Christians, Arabs and Jews. The second asked about a series of 11 character traits […]
Where Terrorism Finds Support in the Muslim World
That May Depend on How You Define It – and Who Are the Targets
Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
Concerns over Islamic extremism, extensive in the West even before this month's terrorist attacks in London, are shared to a considerable degree by the publics in several predominantly Muslim nations surveyed.
I. How Muslims and Westerners See Each Other
While there are concerns in Western countries about Islamic identity and extremism, these do not necessarily translate into unfavorable views of people of the Muslim faith. In Europe and North America, majorities in Great Britain, France, Canada, the U.S., and Russia, as well as pluralities in Spain and Poland, say they have somewhat or very […]
Chapter 2. Muslim Opinion on Government and Social Issues
Muslims surveyed in the Pew Global Attitudes Project favor a prominent – in many cases expanded – role for Islam and religious leaders in the political life of their countries. Yet that opinion does not diminish Muslim support for a system of governance that ensures the same civil liberties and political rights enjoyed by democracies. […]


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Edward Henry Halicki
Position: B
Height: 5-9 Weight: 185 lbs.
Born: December 23, 1905 in Kingston, PA
Died: April 27, 1986 in Ashley, PA
High School: Hanover Area
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