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By RickRamsey-Oracle on Feb 21, 2013
Dads like me are familiar with a phenomenon known as Silent Dollar Disappearance. This tends to occur when there is a confluence of money in your wallet and teenage children in your home. You never actually see it happen, but if you are paying attention, you might detect that it has happened. As when, for instance, you try to pay for beer and brats at the grocer. It becomes difficult to know for sure whether it was the teenagers. What if you already spent the money on something else? That's what my teenage daughters always said. Or perhaps you had a wallet malfunction, and it flew out. So difficult to pin-point the actual cause.
Linux, like any OS, is vulnerable to a similar phenomenon. It's called silent data corruption. It can be caused by faulty components, such as memory modules or storage systems. It can also be caused by -God forbid- administrative error. As with Silent Dollar Disappearance, it's difficult to detect when data corruption is actually happening. Or what the exact cause was. But, as with Dads and teenagers, you eventually figure out that it has happened.
It may be impossible to identify the culprit after the data has been corrupted, but it's not impossible to stop the culprit ahead of time. Oracle partnered with EMC and Emulex to do just that. And they were kind enough to explain how the did it and how you can benefit. In this article:
Preventing Silent Data Corruption in Oracle Linux
An excerpt ...
"Data integrity protection is not new. ECC and CRC are available on most, if not all, servers, storage arrays, and Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs). But these checks protect the data only temporarily within a single component. They do not ensure that the data you intended to write does not become corrupt as it travels down the data path from the application running in the server to the HBA, the switch, the storage array, and then the physical disk drive. When data corruption occurs, most applications are unaware that the data that was stored on the disk is not the data that was intended to be stored.
"Over the last several years, EMC, Emulex, and Oracle have worked together to drive and implement the Protection Information additions to the T10 SBC standard, which enables the validation of data as it moves through the data path to ensure that silent data corruption does not occur."
Interesting stuff. Give it a read.
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Suarez Indirect Apology & Change (or his newest lie)
I don't believe one word from this guy (Suarez, not the reporter) has to say to the media or anyone else, until he proves me wrong. Up until this point, he's done nothing to make me feel any other way, so until I see him back later this week from Internationals and at Melwood, with a statement from LFC, Rodgers, or himself, I don't believe a world of it, and think it's all just part of him leading up to whatever's next..
From Tokyo, while training with Uruguay, while speaking with Uruguayan Football Journalist:
ATENCIÓN. Luis Suárez me confirma que no se ira de Liverpool. El apoyo de los hinchas en las últimas semanas influyeron en la decision.
Translation: He (Suarez) has told me the support he has received from fans has influenced the decision, and will not seek a move to leave Liverpool anymore this summer.
James Pearce of the Echo is now reporting the same.. Now obviously Henry squashed anything he could hope for, so now he's just trying to win the supporters back, but I'll be happily proven wrong in saying that if we're not 3rd, 4th, or 5th come January, this starts over again.. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but at this point, he's like the little boy who cried wolf, and now playing a guilty card.. I still hope that we can send him to Spain or Germany for another proper # 9.. But that's me..Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Aug 14, 2013 15:08 Flag
To be honest I'm not sure we are really that far away from exactly where we were last summer, but with two simple differences.
Last summer Suarez considered leaving to find football at a club where he could realize his dreams of playing at the highest level, but was persuaded by the new coach and the club as a whole to stay with the club to try to fight for a top 4 position, and in return he got a pay rise (new contract) and he thought a get out clause in case the efforts on the pitch failed.
We really look to be back to that exact same place, except we assume this time round Suarez is going to get better legal council in terms of his get out clause, and we've had a birds eye view of how the sausage is actually made. We may now have a more dim view of Suarez, and the illusion that he was going to be a single club man is gone (for anyone who actually believes any footballer will be a one club man), but effectively the player is the same, the club is going about its business in the same way, so not sure we as fans should really change.
Will I look on him differently, of course. Will I not be surprised if he's off next summer if Real actually show an interest, not at all. But just like last summer I'm glad we have a truly world class player to lead the line. Assuming he puts his all in when on the pitch (and my expectations are that he will) then I'll soon forget how disgusting a process it is to actually make a sausage, but simply enjoy that sausage!
You forgot that he would be happy to sign a new contract! Yeah, with a new release clause in it!! Cheeky b@stard.
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Hi Loki. That's par for the course. Bottom line is that it wouldn't bother me if he did sign a new contract with a release clause in it - as long as that matches the clubs valuation then it would avoid these problems in a years time. It's understandable that Suarez wants CL footy - if we can't provide it then we should let him go at the right price with our blessing. Seems to me that's the best way of getting the most out of him this year.
Hi Jason
I too wait for it to be confirmed but, if true, then I'm happy to have him back.
We don't have the ability at the moment to replace him with someone of the same quality (we are struggling to attract the 3 first teamers that BR talked about a few weeks back let alone someone who is world class). He/his agents handled the whole thing poorly but my guess is that's water off a ducks back to him. If he stays for another 6 months/year, I reckon he'll give his all on the pitch and that's fine by me.
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Sadly, this whole Suarez episode is a painful reminder to all Liverpool fans how their club have fallen. No self-respecting club in the world should allow themselves to be manipulated the way this #$%$ did LFC.
My message for the club - Get rid of the disloyal #$%$ ASAP, and hopefully NOT to my beloved Arsenal.

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INCLINE VILLAGE - When Molly Franklin and Kortney Solis have the green light to shoot - which is every time down the court - the Incline girls are a dangerous basketball team.
Incline's big two combined to score 34 points on five 3-pointers Tuesday night, and the Highlanders rolled to a 47-28 Mount Rose League win against visiting Whittell.
"It was a win, but it was ugly," said Incline coach Wayne Nash, who lamented his team 6-of-20 shooting from the free-throw line and missed layups. "We had our (full-court) pressure going, but offensively we were really sluggish."
Despite Whittell senior Emily Harris' hot shooting hand - she hit three 3-pointers in the game and had 10 points in the first half - the Highlanders jumped out to a 17-7 lead by the end of the first quarter and held the Warriors to single digits in each of the remaining three quarters.
After Harris connected on a 3-pointer to cut Incline's lead to 19-14 midway through the second quarter, the Highlanders powered out of the half with eight straight points to extend their lead to 27-14. Franklin hit a shot from the perimeter and followed with a hard drive to the hoop, while Kerrie Tonking and Torii Baker each drove coast-to-coast after steals to close out the half.
"Our big thing was turnovers and fouls," said Whittell coach Tom Esposito, whose team had more than 20 turnovers. "That will hurt you. But other than that, it was a good game."
The Warriors never relented after the break, as they created 17 turnovers themselves with a scrappy zone defense and full-court press late.
But the shooting of Franklin and Solis were too much to overcome, as Solis closed out the third quarter with a 3-pointer to increase Incline's lead to 36-22.
"We started off kinda slow, but we're really good at working as a team, and I think our defense picks us up and that turns into offense," said Solis, who finished with 13 points.
Incline outscored Whittell 11-6 in the fourth to seal the win.
"We're playing our best basketball right now," said Incline coach Wayne Nash, whose Highlanders have won five straight and seven of their last eight. "The girls really turned a corner. I think we're now one of the strongest teams in the state. Pershing County obviously is the best, but then I think it's up for grabs."
Franklin scored a game-high 21 points and Tonking had five, while Harris led Whittell with 12 points, Amanda Harris added six points, and Kenya Maltase and Harki Mand each had four.
Incline improved to 14-12 overall and 6-3 in the Mount Rose League.
Warriors snag Spring Creek game
The lady Warriors redeemed themselves Wednesday with a 46-17 home win over Spring Creek on Wednesday.
Amanda Harris posted a game-high 24 points. Emily Harris had 12, and Sierra Forvilly had seven.
"We ran a pretty good offense and things just seemed to be clicking," Esposito said. "We had less than 20 turnovers the whole game, which is good for us. We still had 15 fouls though and the fouls will hurt us, especially if it happens against South Tahoe on Saturday."
Whittell is now 10-14 overall and 3-7 in league.
UP NEXT: The girls close out regular season play at home against South Tahoe High School, Saturday at 6 p.m.
- Tribune sports editor Becky Regan contributed to this report.
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by Edward Fraser - May 7, 2011 4:57 PM UTC
Pointing all fingers at the goalie situation, especially when it wasn't handled right, is short-sighted. And bringing in a big-money UFA isn't a solve-all for the Flyers.
In the wake of the Flyers embarrassment – let's not mince words – at the hands of the Bruins in Round 2, the not-surprising and all-to-easy calls rang up from all corners decrying Philly's situation between the pipes.
by Edward Fraser - March 20, 2011 10:20 AM UTC
The "loser point" has a negligible impact on the standings and the NHL would be much better off with a simpler straight two-point win-loss system.
Earlier in March we received a letter to the editor from Gord White of Aurora, Ont., suggesting we include a category for non-shootout wins in our standings because they now serve as the tiebreaker for teams with the same number of points at the end of the regular season.
by Edward Fraser - March 6, 2011 10:12 AM UTC
Even though he's the team's best player, RFA-to-be Shea Weber will cost a pretty penny, but would also bring back a nice trade return.
The No. 1 priority for GM David Poile this off-season will be the future of Shea Weber, who will become a restricted free agent July 1 if an extension isn't hammered out.
by Edward Fraser - February 20, 2011 10:20 AM UTC
Perhaps with the trade deadline so close, these underwhelming teams will look at making some tweaks to get them back on track.
Expectations can be crushing. Not only to the players and teams who crumble under the weight, but also to the fans whose optimism turns to despair in a torrent of under-performance.
by Edward Fraser - February 6, 2011 10:00 AM UTC
Even though free agency is still a few months away, there are still some intriguing names to follow who would help teams seeking it July 1.
There's still more than 450 regular season games, at least 45 playoff games and one Stanley Cup to be handed out before the summer spending spree begins, but there's enough players scheduled to be available that the palette whets well in advance.
by Edward Fraser - February 5, 2011 9:25 AM UTC
We take our first look ahead to the UFA class of 2011 with a list of the best currently available players by position.
There's still more than 450 regular season games, at least 45 playoff games and one Stanley Cup to be handed out before the summer spending spree begins, but there's enough players scheduled to be available that the palette whets well in advance.
by Edward Fraser - December 25, 2010 9:10 AM UTC
It's the season of giving, so what better time to step back and draw attention to the good nature of teams in the NHL and AHL.
It's in our nature, on both the written and read sides of the page, to concentrate and sensationalize the negative aspects of sports (waffles, anyone?).
by Edward Fraser - November 21, 2010 9:10 AM UTC
Nearly a quarter of the way into the season and everyone still has a reason to be at least a little optimistic this season will end on a high note.
Hard to believe we're almost a quarter of the way into the season. Many teams have surpassed or are fast approaching the 20-game mark and the standings are starting to take a more continuous shape; no longer can a team jump 10 spots overnight.
by Edward Fraser - October 23, 2010 9:31 AM UTC
The starts of the Leafs and Sharks, the top 10 in rookie scoring, attendance woes and goalie struggles are just a few of things that have us scratching our heads.
We're two-plus weeks into the new NHL season and, not surprisingly, there have been plenty of early surprises. Here are five of the most eye-opening.
by Edward Fraser - September 18, 2010 9:25 AM UTC
Philadelphia's senior vice president explains why this year's team will be even tougher to beat than last year's.
With two Stanley Cup rings already fitted for his well-weathered hands and more than 30 years of NHL experience as a player and manager, Hall of Famer Bobby Clarke knows a thing or three about winning.
by Edward Fraser - August 21, 2010 9:50 AM UTC
As the off-season slowly draws to a close, we look back at who did good and who should have done better.
Ninety-nine days separate July 1 from the start of the NHL's regular season and, believe it or not, we're already closer to official puck drop than we are to the free agent frenzy kickoff.
by Edward Fraser - July 31, 2010 8:45 AM UTC
The architect of the current roster, Wilson beams about his team and ackowledges there's room for improvement.
Talk to San Jose Sharks GM Doug Wilson for even a half hour (which I had an opportunity to do Thursday afternoon) and two things become very clear very quickly: the man loves the sport of hockey and he loves his team.


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BERKELEY -- The Freedom High boys soccer team, making its first-ever appearance in the North Coast Section Division I playoffs, clearly weren't content with just getting in.
No. 12 Freedom picked up one of the biggest wins in program history, beating fifth-seeded Berkeley 3-0 on Wednesday in a first round game.
Jorge Cendejas scored two goals, one in each half, for the visiting Falcons. Senior goalkeeper Chris Contreras came up big with 10 saves, including several of the acrobatic variety, for the shutout.
Contreras' heroics helped weather an early storm by the Yellowjackets (19-3-3), as Freedom took a 2-0 lead at halftime.
"He was the MVP tonight, there's no doubt," Freedom coach Sal Acevedo said of Contreras. "He came up with some incredible stops and kept us in the game when we needed him the most."
The Falcons (13-9-2) were forced to wait and counter as Berkeley was in control early, and it led to a 22nd minute goal from Cendejas. Raul Lopez scored 11 minutes later on a Cendejas corner kick.
Berkeley had the bulk of the early possession and chances, but did not capitalize.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Marc Damon's RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning proved the difference in a 3-2 victory for the Navy squad in the opening game of the Navy/White World Series on Friday at Chapman Field. Damon went 2-for-4 in the game. Bobby Buckner had two hits and a steal in the loss.
Trevor Foss collected the win for the Navy squad after allowing one hit and one run in two innings of work. Philly Garcia closed out the game for the save, allowing only a looping double in his inning.
The White got on the board first with an RBI groundout in the top of the third to make it 1-0. Buckner delivered the run with a grounder to first to give the visitors an early lead.
Navy responded with a pair of runs in the bottom of the fifth to wrestle the advantage away. Omar Garcia brought the first run home with an RBI groundout, then Santiago Ruiz sliced an RBI single into right center to make it a 2-1 score.
White countered with a run in the top of the sixth to tie the game again. With two down, Weston Montgomery ripped an RBI triple to deep right center to plate the tying run.
In the bottom of the sixth, Damon gave the Navy a lead it would not relinquish. With two away and Stafford Brantley on second, the senior laced a single through the left side for an RBI that gave the home team a 3-2 lead. From there on, the bullpen held on to finish off the victory, with Garcia getting the save with a scoreless ninth.
The two teams will play Game Two of the series on Saturday at 11 a.m., with Game Three set for Sunday at noon at Chapman Field.


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You've probably been seeing and hearing the word "genomics" a lot in local and statewide media reports lately, and that's definitely good news.
Genomics is the science that makes personalized medicine possible. It involves analyzing tiny tissue samples using high-powered gene sequencers to produce a road map of a single person's genetic coding.
Looking Back, Moving Forward
As I take stock of the accomplishments of the Roswell Park community over the last year, two things strike me: the breadth and diversity of the projects that kept us busy over the course of 2013, and the participation of an ever-greater number of collaborators in these efforts. We truly have been firing on all cylinders, with help from a long list of partners.
Pharmacology Researcher Singled Out for 'Provocative Questions' Funding
David W. Goodrich, PhD, a Professor of Oncology in the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, has received a two-year, $406,247 award through the National Cancer Institute's Provocative Questions funding program. These highly sought-after awards give scientists the resources to pursue longstanding questions about cancer biology and control. Dr. Goodrich will look at role the order of mutations plays in development and recurrence of cancer.
October at RPCI was dedicated to promoting early diagnosis and screening in the number one cancer in men, prostate cancer. During the month, we held two events to encourage early detection and screening among high risk populations: Know Your Statistics at Ralph Wilson Stadium and Cruisin' for a Cure here on the grounds of RPCI. The events educated men 40 and older about risk factors for prostate cancer and offered free screening tests performed by RPCI doctors. More than 250 men from across Western New York attended.


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Just when we thought -- hoped -- we had seen the last of these two.
Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt are back on reality television. According to Us magazine, the former "The Hills" stars officially joined the cast of The U.K.'s "Celebrity Big Brother" on Jan. 3. The couple will be compete as a "single entity" against the 10 other housemates.
Hopefully everyone else in the house got their shots.
"We've heard lots of names and seen lots of photos -- some of them will be horrifying. It's going to be hard because I really don't like other people. I'm ready to get in there. I'm ready to do battle. It's on," Pratt, 29, said in pretaped interview. "We definitely want to win. My game plan is to make everyone just want to quit and leave."
It's more likely, once the British see what's invaded their shores, that they will vote to deport them.
Pratt also supposedly said, "At one time, I definitely felt like we were the most famous people in the world. I love myself, what can I say?"
Funny enough, Pratt's comments didn't sit well with his new housemates, particularly former "X Factor" contestant Rylan Clark and jockey Frankie Dettori.
The two were tasked with deciding who gets to live in the main house and who has to live in the dingy basement for a few days. Pratt, 29, and Montag, 26, were ultimately sent below.
"They come from L.A. and have all the sunshine," Clark reasoned. "I come from Essex -- it's mostly rain. I think we should stay."
Pratt replied, "I'm down with going to the basement -- it means I don't have to be with them."
The other housemates include model Paula Hamilton, "Heartbeat" actress Tricia Penrose, "Neighbours" star Ryan Moloney, EastEnders actress Gillian Taylforth, "Beaver Falls" star Sam Robertson, glamour model Lacey Banghard, pop singer Claire Richards and soccer player Neil "Razor" Ruddock.
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News 12 First at Five / Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012
EVANS, Ga. -- Three people have been arrested on charges they vandalized dozens of political campaign signs overnight.
The three suspects are 29-year-old Angelique Bane, 17-year-old Kyle Austin Hobson and 18-year-old Haley Nicole Craft.
The Columbia County Sheriff's Office says the trio was caught damaging other property, then confessed to defacing signs supporting Mitt Romney and Lee Anderson.
"It was just ridiculous to see every sign on both signs off the signs being defaced like that," said Leslie Prescott, who was driving into work on Belair Road when she saw the signs.
"They weren't like this when I left work yesterday," she explained. "For someone to come and do that to my sign, yeah, I'd be really upset about it."
Turns out, dozens of signs across Richmond and Columbia counties were either spray painted or ripped up overnight.
"There's three weeks to go and this is just a sad turn of events in the campaign season," said Ryan Mahoney with Lee Anderson for Congress.
The large signs support both presidential candidate Romney and congressional candidate Anderson. The Anderson camp actually paid for most of them. They say they're out thousands of dollars.
"Destroying signs and destroying property is not what campaigns are about. It's about the issues, it's about the policies, it's about getting America back on track," Mahoney said.
Their campaign headquarters along Washington Road was also vandalized.
"Some of them have been pulled down and some of them have been stolen I believe as well," Mahoney said.
"This is not a professional way to handle this. Each side wants to be heard, heard from their part and their views of things, but going out and defacing the signs, that's not right," Prescott said.
The Richmond County Democratic Party is speaking out against the vandals.
"We condemn that sort of thing. That doesn't accomplish anything," said Lowell Greenbaum, chairman of the Richmond County Democratic Party.
They say they've also been victims of sign stealing and defacing, but in this case, they believe the red circles and X's are nothing more than a spray painting prank.
"Hopefully this was a bunch of kids who were having a good time, period, and nothing political about it," Greenbaum said.
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Definition of high-income in English:
1Relating to or denoting people earning large salaries: a high-income area high-income families
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- This in turn will encourage more high-income earners to live and locate their businesses in Ireland.
- During this period, high-income Canadians enjoyed a 15 percent rise in their incomes, after inflation.
1.1(Of a country) having a large national income: high-income oil exporters
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- The IMF is controlled by the governments of the high-income countries that finance its operations.
- It is no coincidence that the United States, with one of the lowest rates of unionization in the developed world, is the only high-income country without a national health insurance system.
- Virtually all high-income countries have fertility rates that are too low to fully replace their populations.
1.2(Of an investment) offering large dividends or a high rate of interest: a high-income bond
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- Setanta Asset Management has a high-income equity fund, and the average stock in the fund's portfolio is yielding 4.5%.
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Hello, I have been using Ps3 server on a couple of computers,win8 and mac - -very impressed with how it allows me to
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Location: Foodborne Toxin Detection and Prevention
Project Number: 2030-42000-037-00
Start Date: Feb 10, 2011
End Date: Feb 05, 2016
Identify the natural constituents responsible for resistance of certain varieties of tree nuts to growth of aflatoxigenic strains of aspergillus. Isolate and identify novel metabolites in sclerotia of Aspergillus and develop analytical methods for such compounds in order to assess exposure levels of tree nut orchards to the fungus. Identify genes involved in triggering mycotoxin biosynthesis using high-through put bioassays. Assays involve use of deletion mutants, gene knockouts and complementation analysis. Discover natural compounds that disrupt functionality of gene targets identified. Develop biosensors for detecting toxic fungi in pre- and post harvest environments.


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First stop is the Dana-Thomas house in Springfield, Ill. Those of you have not seen the Dana-Thomas house should do so immediately! It is a breathtakingly beautiful House, and the tour is a bargain for $10.00.
Michael Miner with Dana-Thomas House Foundation Executive Director Regina Albanese in front of Eddie's House.
Michael Miner's latest film, Romanza: The California Structures Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is now available on DVD.
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Wright designed more than 80 projects for California, and saw more than 25 built. The buildings were both grand and modest, public and private, and came from each major era of Wright's 7-decade-long career. "Romanza", the third Frank Lloyd Wright documentary from Writer/Producer/Director Michael Miner, is the story of that relationship.
A Child of the Sun is the story of Florida Southern College, whose west campus contains the largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture anywhere in the world.
Originally planned as an "Academic Village" of more than 20 structures, only half the project was completed, remaining today as Wright's "Unfinished Symphony."
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Frank Lloyd Wright has long been regarded as America's greatest architect. Famous for such works as the Guggenheim Museum and Fallingwater, Wright designed over 1,000 buildings during his 70-year career. Sacred Spaces examines his brilliant, but less well-known, houses of worship.
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A fine selection of wines chilled to perfection. The Resort also offers you the In-Room Dining service, serving A la carte, Thai & International Cuisine.
Wikipedia:Ko Samui island of Surat Thani Province (or Koh Samui, Thai: เกาะสมุย, Thai pronunciation: [kɔ̀ʔ samǔj]), or often, simply Samui as it is referred to by locals, is an island off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus in Thailand, close to the mainland Surat Thani town. It is Thailand's third largest island, with an area of 228.7 km2 and a population of over 50,000 (2008). It is rich with natural resources, white sandy beaches, coral reefs and coconut trees.


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oakland -- The Golden State Warriors won't be moving to San Francisco in 2017, but remain committed to building a waterfront arena in the city despite mounting costs and opposition.
"Right now we're planning on full steam ahead in 2018," the team's co-owner Joe Lacob said during an appearance Tuesday with KNBR's Bob Fitzgerald and Rod Brooks.
Lacob said the original goal of building the arena in time for the 2017-18 NBA season was not possible because the project will almost certainly require voter approval to move forward.
"We're still trying to do it as fast as we can but we have to listen to the people and we have to do it right," he said. "You can't just ram it through. That's not going to work."


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Definition of atrium in English:
noun (plural atria /ˈeɪtrɪə/ or atriums)
1 Architecture An open-roofed entrance hall or central court in an ancient Roman house.
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- The sequence of these spaces in the palace suggests the atrium and peristyle of Roman houses, basic features of domestic architecture emphasized by the Roman writer Vitruvius.
- The rich lived in single-storey houses which were built around a central hall known as an atrium.
- The rich had large, gracious homes, each with an entrance atrium, like the family room.
1.1A central hall in a modern building, typically rising through several stories and having a glazed roof.
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- This form, upon which our modern atria are based, was enclosed on all sides by buildings with roofs sloping to a columned peristyle or walkway around a courtyard.
- Central to the new building is the two-story atrium, with a north-facing glass wall, where patrons first enter to purchase their tickets.
- The headquarters is arranged as six four-storey office pavilions linked by an internal street, an elongated atrium with a glass roof.
1.2The forecourt of a large church built on the basilican plan.
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- The scene shows Christ standing at the right preaching in the atrium of a church, with the redcloaked Magdalen standing alone to the left of the crowd, undergoing her conversion.
- Sir Basil Spence, who designed Coventry Cathedral, oversaw the restoration, constructing a marble-floored atrium.
2 Anatomy Each of the two upper cavities of the heart from which blood is passed to the ventricles. The right atrium receives deoxygenated blood from the veins of the body, the left atrium oxygenated blood from the pulmonary vein. Also called auricle.
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- The right atrium receives oxygen-poor blood from the body.
- When the heart relaxes in between beats, the two 'flaps' of the mitral valve swing open to let blood flow from the atrium to the ventricle.
- The left atrium of the heart receives oxygenated (oxygen-rich) blood from the lungs and then empties into the left ventricle through the mitral valve.
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- This guideline provides an outline for the care of the majority of patients with atrial fibrillation.
- An increase of vagal tone after exercise occasionally can lead to episodes of atrial fibrillation.
- In first degree block there is a delay in conduction of the atrial impulse to the ventricles, usually at the level of the atrioventricular node.
Late 16th century: from Latin.
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Patricia W. McIlwain, 76
Published: Thursday, January 3, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 6:21 p.m.
ASHEVILLE — Patricia "Pat" West McIlwain, 76, of Asheville, died Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012, at St. Joseph Campus of Mission Hospitals.
A native of Haywood County, she was the daughter of the late Harry and Edith Culberson West. Pat loved her Lord.
She is survived by two sons, Mike McIlwain, of Arden, and Mitchell McIlwain, of Lake Lure; one sister, Gail Galloway, of Etowah; two brothers, Dan West, of Mills River, and Jack West, of Dana; one grandson, Gabriel Mitchell McIlwain as well as her former husband, Samuel D. McIlwain, of Lake Lure.
A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m., on Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, in the chapel of Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian. Burial will follow at Shepherd Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m., on Thursday at the funeral home.
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Trey Anastasio Band,
Sunday, 02/28/2010
Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN
Set 1: Push On 'Til the Day, Valentine, Small Axe, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Night Speaks to a Woman, What's Done, Cayman Review > Gotta Jibboo > Tuesday, Money, Love and Change, Sultans of Swing, Kill Devil Falls[1], Waste[1], Strange Design[1], Backwards Down the Number Line[1], Chalk Dust Torture[1], Wilson[1]
Set 2: Shine, Last Tube, At the Gazebo, Spin, Alaska, Mozambique, Sand, Goodbye Head > Mr. Completely, Black Dog
Encore: Sweet and Dandy, Moesha, First Tube
[1] Trey solo acoustic.
Notes: Trey performed "Kill Devil Falls" through "Wilson" solo acoustic. "Last Tube" contained a brief "Streets of Cairo" tease from Trey.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Russell Remington, Jennifer Hartswick, Russ Lawton, Tony Markellis, Ray Paczkowski, Natalie Cressman


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Java EE Connector Architecture 1.6 Specification approved!
By Sivakumar Thyagarajan-Oracle on Dec 02, 2009
The final approval ballot for the Connectors 1.6 specification and the Java EE 6 platform closed yesterday and the EC has approved the specification and the platform. As Roberto shared in his blog, the final release happens on December 10 along with the release of the reference implementation, GlassFish v3.
The Connector Architecture in the Java EE platform enables an enterprise application to work with disparate enterprise information systems (EIS), like databases, MoM products, transaction monitors etc.
The Connector 1.6 specification developed through the JSR 322 expert group, builds upon the the earlier Connector 1.5 specification in the following areas:
- Generic Work Context mechanism: Defined a generic mechanism for propagating contextual information during Work execution. The specification standardizes passing in security, transactional and other quality-of-service parameters from an EIS to a Java EE component during Work execution.
- Security Work Context: Defined a standard contract that a resource adapter could employ to establish security information(established identity) while submiting a Work instance for execution to a WorkManager, and while delivering messages to message endpoints (MDBs) residing in the application server
- Ease of Development: Dramatically simplify the development of resource adapters through extensive use of Java language annations, reducing the need to write redundant code and the need for a deployment descriptor, provide better programmatic defaults, etc.
- Standalone Container Environment: Defined container provider requirements for implementations of the Connector specification that exists outside the Full Java EE Profile.
- Bean Validation: Defined how resource adapters could leverage the underlying Bean Validation support in Java EE to express their configuration validation requirements.
- Added Features that enhance QoS and reliability around Connection Management, Work execution etc.
I had provided brief overviews of these features in previous blog entries and presentations. There are more articles/tutorials on the technology coming up in the next few weeks.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped in this version of the specification -- the expert group members of JSR 322, the spec-leads and EG members of related JSRs, the reference implementation (RI) and the technology compatibility kit (TCK) teams and all those from the community who had provided feedback and suggestions on the previous milestone drafts.
Edit: Jagadish Ramu, the Connectors RI lead, blogs about the release here.
Edit: GlassFish v3 is now available and further Aquarium coverage here.


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Nebraska is part of the Central Flyway and provides important migration and wintering habitat for waterfowl produced in the Prairie Pothole Region and other important waterfowl breeding habitats in North America. The Rainwater Basin and Platte River regions of Nebraska provide critical migration habitat to millions of waterfowl, shorebirds and other migratory birds that depend on these shallow wetland habitats to "rest and refuel" prior to continuing their northward migration each spring. These two regions are perhaps the most important migration habitat in the entire Central Flyway. Other important waterfowl areas in Nebraska include the Sandhills and the Missouri River floodplain.
While most waterfowl migrate to wintering habitats further south each fall, large numbers of mallards and Canada geese do remain in Nebraska during the winter, particularly along the Platte River. DU's highest priority in Nebraska is to protect and restore critical migration habitat in the Rainwater Basin and along the Platte River and is part of the Heartland Heritage and Habitat Initiative. It is important that waterfowl arrive in their northern breeding habitats in the Prairie Pothole region in good physical condition, ready to undergo the physically demanding reproductive period. This will be accomplished by providing high quality migration habitat in Nebraska's Rainwater Basin and along the Platte River corridor.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act into law.
First duck stamp, designed by Pulitzer-prize winning editorial cartoonist, Jay N. "Ding" Darling, issued.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Eager Ohioans across the battleground state have voted early for president, U.S. Senate and other races.
Some voters camped overnight at polling places to mark Tuesday's start of early voting for the Nov. 6 election. Ohioans can vote by mail or in person without having to give a reason.
Elections officials in Franklin County said roughly 9,500 fewer people voted in person or requested an absentee ballot on Tuesday compared with opening day in 2008.
President Barack Obama's brother-in-law, Craig Robinson, greeted people waiting to vote in Cleveland. According to The Plain Dealer newspaper, Robinson said he was there to support his family and the country.
First lady Michelle Obama visited Cincinnati, while Republican Mitt Romney's campaign launched a get-out-the-vote bus tour in southwest Ohio and elsewhere.


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University Research Awards and Workforce Development for Hydropower
Funding: Up to $1.35 million
Open Date: 06/25/2013
Close Date: 08/08/2013
Funding Organization: U.S. Department of Energy
Funding Number: DE-FOA-0000832
Since 2010, the Department of Energy has supported research fellowships for the hydropower industry. These fellowships have proven to be very impactful to the hydropower industry.
Topic Area 1: University Research Awards for Hydropower (1 award, up to $1 million)
The Department of Energy would like to solicit for a partner to administer 10 to 20 additional research fellowships for the hydropower industry.
This topic area solicits applications for a program to administer awards for graduate-level
hydropower research at universities to further the development of sustainable hydropower in the U.S. These awards will broadly support research at multiple universities with an emphasis on leveraging partnerships and support from the hydropower industry and other organizations.
Topic Area 2: Workforce Development for Hydropower (1 award, up to $350,000)
The Department of Energy would like to solicit for an organization to complete an analysis of the existing hydropower workforce, current and future workforce needs, available training/educational programs, and future training/educational needs of the U.S. hydropower industry.
You may apply to more than one Topic Area; however, you must submit a separate Application within EERE Exchange for each Topic Area.
NOTE: Letters of Intent are not required but are requested. Please see the Funding Opportunity Announcement document for additional information on Letters of Intent. Letters of Intent should be submitted by email to firstname.lastname@example.com by 4:59 PM Eastern Time on 07/16/2013. Final applications are due by 4:59 PM Eastern Time on 08/08/2013.
For more information, see the full solicitation.
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Last updated: 08/05/2013
Funding amounts and schedules are subject to change.


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USA, 2012, 84 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Comedy, Coming of Age
Programs: Cinema Q, New Directors ShowcaseLanguage: English
DIRECTOR: Brian Dannelly
Producer: Rob Aguire, Mia Chang, David PermutEditor: Tia NolanScreenwriter: Chris ColferCinematographer: Bobby BukowskiPrincipal Cast: Chris Colfer, Allison Janney, Polly Bergen, Rebel Wilson, Christina Hendricks, Dermot MulroneyUS Distributor: Tribeca Film
MUST END Thursday, January 17th!
Presented by Cinema Q! Official Selection - 35th Starz Denver Film Festival!
Digital presentation - High school senior Carson Phillips (Chris Colfer) was destined for bigger things than his close-minded small town could ever offer. He was on a path to greatness, but destiny had a different plan when he was suddenly killed by a bolt of lightning in his school parking lot.
Demonstrating that life is what happens while you're busy planning your future, Carson recounts the last few weeks of his life via witty, insightful flashbacks, including a blackmail scheme targeting the popular kids in school that he concocts with his best friend (Rebel Wilson, BRIDESMAIDS), and a home life that includes a mother (Allison Janney, JUNO, "The West Wing") who's more interested in the bottle than her son's future and an estranged father (Dermot Mulroney, MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING) who suddenly appears with a pregnant fiancée (Christina Hendricks, "Mad Men").
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by Ryan Kennedy - March 7, 2012 3:28 PM UTC
The You Can Play project is helping hockey accept the gay community and encourage participation.
The timing could not have been more fortuitous. Just as I was talking to a teen player who had come out of the closet to his team and school, the Burke family's You Can Play initiative hit the world full-stride, with a public service announcement featuring a cavalcade of NHLers.
by Ryan Kennedy - March 1, 2012 4:35 PM UTC
The North Dakota nickname has been a point of contention for years, but now the NCAA and the state are locking horns.
Fighting Sioux fans, I have some advice for you. Actually, wait – can I call you Fighting Sioux fans? Not sure where the lawsuits are at today.
by Ryan Kennedy - February 22, 2012 1:50 PM UTC
Anaheim looked all but dead a few weeks ago, but a surge has them in the hunt for the playoffs once again.
Luca Sbisa can pinpoint exactly when the Anaheim Ducks turned their season around. At the beginning of January, with the team in a tragic tailspin, the Ducks earned victories over fellow doormats Columbus and the New York Islanders.
by Ryan Kennedy - February 15, 2012 1:40 PM UTC
If the Columbus Blue Jackets do part with their captain, they sure better be getting a boatload of assets back.
The Rick Nash trade frenzy is in full swing and though we must always temper our emotions when such mania strikes (remember Vincent Lecavalier to Montreal in 2009?), it's definitely worth exploring.
by Ryan Kennedy - February 8, 2012 1:24 PM UTC
The 26-year-old defender has had a breakout defensive system just when the team needed him to.
Some teammates call him 'Laddy,' others go with 'Smidder.' But 'savior' wouldn't be too far off the mark this season, either.
by Ryan Kennedy - February 1, 2012 1:25 PM UTC
The two hockey loops have always competed for players, but now it looks as though they'll cross territories.
It's no secret tension between the NCAA and the Canadian League has been high in the past couple years, but just wait until the next few seasons.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 29, 2012 7:03 PM UTC
While the game isn't the most attractive to hardcore hockey fans, this year's All-Star Game provided some fun moments.
Ottawa - You can't expect the NHL All-Star Game to be a compelling, white-knuckle affair. Sure, the score might be close at the end, but drama is not the order of the day.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 25, 2012 2:29 PM UTC
Even though he's not having a great season, Alex Ovechkin is still a draw the NHL needs on this stage.
As the fourth sport in North America's Big Four, hockey must rely a lot on momentum when it comes to exposure in the U.S. Basketball lockout? Great for NHL momentum.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 18, 2012 1:05 PM UTC
Not only has Jaroslav Halak the game that made him a fan favorite in Montreal, but Brian Elliott has also been one of the league's best.
Don't look now, but the St. Louis Blues are making things very interesting at the top of the Western Conference. Technically the Notes are fourth, but St.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 11, 2012 2:50 PM UTC
Even though he's not a point-producer, Shawn Thornton has made Bruins fans fall in love with him because of his rough play.
Former Peterborough Petes GM Jeff Twohey recruited a lot of great talent during his tenure with the venerable Ontario League squad, but one story sticks out in particular.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 8, 2012 10:20 AM UTC
The Anaheim Ducks have struggled mightily this season, but with so much talent, this is just an aberration.
Every year there's at least one completely competent team that, for whatever reason, goes in the toilet. Take, for example, the Philadelphia Flyers in 2006-07 and last year's New Jersey Devils.
by Ryan Kennedy - January 6, 2012 5:30 AM UTC
The Swedes completely shut down the Russian Machine in an overtime win that was the country's first WJC gold since 1981.
If Canada needed a blueprint to beat Russia, it came a game too late, as Sweden showed how it's done in the final game of the World Junior Championship in Calgary.


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Are you hesitant to pray out loud with your wife? In the third part of a series, author Sam Ingrassia shows men how to be at ease with this type of prayer. read more
St. Valentine's Day: The Heart of God
Valentine's Day isn't simply a commercial occasion to buy gifts and cards for the one you love. Find out why it is a call to continue God's legacy. read more
Dads, Do You Laugh With Your Kids?
Are things always serious at your house, or are you able to cut up with your children and have fun? Find out why a good laugh is good medicine. read more
Before You Say 'I Do': Premarital Questions
We've all heard about the high divorce rate in this country, especially among Christians. So, are we seriously taking the time to consider these important issues before the wedding ceremony? read more
The First NFL Gay Player—Let's Throw a Parade
NFL prospect Michael Sam is openly gay. By all accounts, he is a beast on the defensive side of the gridiron. But does he deserve a spot in the NFL? read more
How to Pray 'On Target' With Your Spouse
Family members, especially your spouse, need you to pray for them. Find out what author Sam Ingrassia means by the impactful and empowering concept of expository prayer in the second excerpt from his book, Just Say the Word. read more
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Due to popular demand, here are some more ways married couples hurt each other unintentionally. read more
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A Muskogee builder pleaded guilty Wednesday to 13 felony counts related to home repair fraud and agreed to pay more than $82,000 in restitution, Attorney General Scott Pruitt said.
As a result of the plea agreement with the Attorney General's Public Protection Unit, Jason Priest, 36, was sentenced to two years in prison and 13 years suspended with monitoring by the state Department of Corrections.
According to the charges filed in Lincoln County District Court, Priest, owner of JMP Buildings and Muskogee Barn Company, allegedly signed contracts and accepted payment to build barns or outbuildings for homeowners in Lincoln, Caddo, Canadian, Pottawatomie, Hughes, Pawnee, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Wagoner, Garfield, Payne and Creek counties between October 2009 and June 2011.
Priest allegedly accepted initial payments for supplies and construction of the building frames. After the frames were built, the homeowners made second payments, but Priest never completed the work.
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"Lessons from Serving as U.N. Rapporteur for Indigenous People's Rights"
Annual Weissberg Chair lecture will feature James S. Anaya. Prof. Anaya currently serves as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples. Among his numerous publications is his acclaimed book, Indigenous Peoples in International Law (Oxford Univ. Press (1996); 2d ed. (2004)).
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Stocks to Watch: Priceline, First Solar, Accretive Health
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Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Wednesday's session are Priceline.com (PCLN) First Solar (FSLR) and Accretive Health (AH).
Priceline.com's bookings momentum was back on the ascent in fourth quarter, with earnings rising 28% as international business surged. Shares rose 4.4% premarket to $707.99 as the company's adjusted earnings came in ahead of guidance.
First Solar swung to a fourth-quarter profit as the solar-panel maker's revenue strengthened and as hefty goodwill impairment charges weighed on year-ago results. Shares sank 14% to $26.90 premarket, as the company provided weak guidance for the current quarter. Shares of fellow solar panel maker SunPower (SPWR) were down 6.3% at $10.95 premarket.
Accretive Health is postponing the release of its fourth-quarter and full-year results because it is evaluating the timing of revenue recognition for its revenue-cycle management agreements. Shares tumbled 33% to $8.10 premarket as the company said it is withdrawing the financial guidance it provided in November.
Apple (AAPL) annual meeting takes place Wednesday. Investors shouldn't expect any fireworks, but they should listen closely. Shares fell 0.2% to $448.20 premarket.
CommonWealth REIT (CWH) said it plans to proceed with its planned stock sale and debt-buyback offer despite threats by Related Cos. and Corvex Management LP to make a play to shake up the company's management if it failed to cancel the offers. Shares of the office properties-focused real-estate investment trust were down 5.3% to $23.15 premarket after surging 54% on Tuesday.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Tuesday signed a bill making the state the first sizable one to allow online gambling in its borders. Shares of casino operator Boyd Gaming (BYD) rose 6.8% to $6.94 premarket, while Caesars Entertainment (CZR) was up 5.9% to $12.85.
Optimer Pharmaceuticals (OPTR) said its board of directors has started to explore a full range of strategic alternatives and has engaged J.P. Morgan and Centerview Partners as its financial advisers. The board said that there can be no assurance that the strategic review will result in any action and that there would be no further comment on the process until the review is completed. Optimer also preannounced fourth quarter results, including net income of two cents per share. The board also appointed its chairman, Dr. Henry McKinnell, as chief executive officer. Shares rose 10% to $11.79 premarket.
Meru Networks (MERU) unveiled plans to offer common stock, but didn't specify how many shares it is selling. The company, which makes wireless local area network products, had 18.3 million shares as of Dec. 31. Shares fell 4.9% to $3.90 premarket.
At-home soda machine maker SodaStream International (SODA) signed another brand and will now be adding fizz to cranberry juice through a new partnership with Ocean Spray that will make three flavors available in the second half of the year. Shares rose 1.4% to $47 in light premarket trading.
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Definition of agnate in English:
chiefly Law
A person descended from the same male ancestor as another specified or implied person, especially through the male line.
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- Men's social identity is almost entirely connected to the reputation of their agnatic Houses as well as the nature of their relations with agnates.
- Most of these marriages were strongly resisted by the kinsfolk of the parties, particularly those that involved agnates from the same village, though none of them were from the same hamlet.
- A protagonist's supporters, mostly close agnates, are motivated to assist because of the desire to help a brother, that is through conventional motivation.
Descended from the same male ancestor as a specified or implied subject, especially through the male line. Compare with cognate (sense 2 of the adjective).
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- He was an agnate descendant of Saint James the Just, Patriarch of Israel and first Christian Bishop of Jerusalem, and as such, head of the Royal Davidic House of Israel.
- This second column on Tycoons, New England, and Kings, covers the royal descents, and much New England ancestry, for 10 families long associated with American industry, finance, merchandising, railroads, and media, for whom such lines were first brought into the family not by the fortune-finder himself, but by his wife, daughter-in-law, granddaughter-in-law, or the wife of a later agnate descendant.
- A known agnate descendant of his brother Jarvis Wingfield was tested and shown to be a definite non-match to the profile closely shared by the descendants of the 3 brothers and the descendant of the English Wingfield.
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- Inheritance is based partly on agnation, and agnatic kin are theoretically all potential heirs to each other's livestock and other wealth.
- In Capari I found that men generally exaggerated both their independence from women in decision-making and the significance of their agnatic kin over their affines and/or matrilateral kin.
- Moreover, they are seen as typical of most other Macedonian and south Slav societies whose agnatic kinship structures have been the focus of many anthropological studies.
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- Inheritance is based partly on agnation, and agnatic kin are theoretically all potential heirs to each other's livestock and other wealth.
- The stress on agnation in inheritance and family relations and the masculinity of labour in hill farming, tied to the apparent primary social significance of men certainly seem to position women as minor players.
- Simic and Rheubottom's conclusions about the nature of women's power and authority draws on widespread prejudices in the literature that privilege the ideals of agnation over the lived reality of women in households.
Late 15th century (as a noun): from Latin agnatus, from ad- 'to' + gnatus, natus 'born'.
Words that rhyme with agnatemagnate
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Image Comics has released a teaser for Robert Kirkman and Rob Lifeld's "The Infinite," asking a question about the main character Bowen's time traveling motivation.
Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment have provided CBR with an exclusive preview of Robert Kirkman and Rob Liefeld's "The Infinite" #1!
Tim comes back from some time away with the New Mutants to share the life lessons he takes from the 100 issues of the original series, by the likes of Chris Claremont, Bill Sienkiewicz and Rob Liefeld.
As he and Rob Liefeld's new time-travel buddy epic "The Infinite" hits in August, Robert Kirkman tells CBR how he built the world of the future, why he's making deluxe print editions of each issue and how they'll make a splash at Comic-Con.
Today's DC Comics' relaunch announcement is teen-centric, with news on new Legion titles, Static, a Scott Lobdell-helmed "Teen Titans" and a Rob Liefeld-illustrated Hawk & Dove ongoing series.
Rob Liefeld spoke with CBR about this summer's return of his fan-favorite character Avengelyne under the creative watch of writer Mark Poulton and artist Owen Gieni. Plus, exclusive art from issue 2!
The Skybound creator of "Invincible" speaks on his new time travel epic with Rob Liefeld, explaining the shoulder pads and guns he plans for his artist and teasing the face of the book's main villain.
On the heels of announcing a new Image series with Robert Kirkman, Rob Liefeld explains the story behind "The Infinite" and how he's moving forward with new characters, pouches, shoulderpads and guns. UPDATED WITH EXCLUSIVE ART
Robert Kirkman and Rob Liefeld are collaborating on a time-traveling sci-fi epic called "The Infinite" that will debut in August from Kirkman's Skybound imprint. ROBOT 6 has details.
One obstacle that may lie in the way of BOOM! Studios relaunch of their kids comic line as kaboom! Comics is Rob Liefeld's trademark on "Kaboom," a teen superhero series he published through Awesome Entertainment.
Todd McFarlane and Golden Apple Comics celebrated the release of "Spawn" #200 this week, along with Stan Lee, Jim Lee, Rob Liefeld, Marc Silvestri and many others. CBR was in attendance and we have the photos!
This February, Sean McKeever and Filipe Andrade kick off the four issue "Onslaught Unleashed." We spoke with McKeever about pitting the titular villain against both the Young Allies and the Secret Avengers.
The "Deadpool" co-creator's latest original series takes the zombie genre to truly biblical proportions. Rob Liefeld spoke with CBR about "Zombie Jesus" and other webcomics he's planning to publish in the near future.
Marvel has released Rob Liefeld's variants for "Onslaught Unleashed" #1. The series, written by Sean McKeever with art by Filipe Andrade and covers by Humberto Ramos and Liefeld, slams into stores in February 2011.
Marvel has released a teaser image featuring Humberto Ramos' cover for "Onslaught Unleashed." The series, written by Sean McKeever with art by Filipe Andrade with variant cover by Rob Liefeld, hits in February.
Victor Gischler and Rob Liefeld kick off a new "Deadpool Corps" arc that finds their cast involved in the sticky business of trying to stop a planetary revolution. CBR News spoke with Gischler about the book.
CBR News spoke with Victor Gischler about the newly-launched "Deadpool Corps" and his other Deadpool series, "Merc With a Mouth," which comes to a conclusion in July with issue #13
With his breakout series "Youngblood" now on Comics by comiXology along with a slew of other works, the artist told CBR how he's looking ahead to new ideas and shared exclusive art from "Armageddon Now: Anti-Christ."
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive First Look at Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld's cover for the final issue of "Deadpool & Cable," scheduled to hit stores in April 2010.
Series writer Robert Kirkman and series/layout artist Rob Liefeld provide CBR readers with an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the creation process for the first issue of of the highly anticipated "Image United."
In the coming months, Wade Wilson will meet a veritable cornucopia of alternate reality Deadpools. we spoke with the "Merc with a Mouth" writer about Deadpool Corps, take a look at Lady, Major and Cowboy Deadpool, & more.
This past weekend, the creative team behind Image Comics' upcoming jam-illustrated crossover spoke to fans about the process in crafting the comic book's unique look, while teasing what will happen after the series ends.
CBR kicks off our Boat Show series for CCI 2009 with an interview with Rob Liefeld and Erik Larsen as they talk about the highly anticipated series, "Image United."
In today's all-new CUP O' JOE, the Marvel Editor-in-Chief discusses writer J. Michael Straczynski's departure from the popular "Thor" and responds to Rob Liefeld's concerns about Shatterstar's homosexuality.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you exclusive first looks at the 70th Anniversary variant covers for the publisher's X-Men line of books, featuring the art of Greg Land, Rob Liefeld, Harvey Tolibao, Jason Levesque and more.
Rob Liefeld returns full-time to his Image series as both writer and illustrator, and spoke with CBR about what fans can expect from "Youngblood" #9, which puts President Barack Obama in the crosshairs of some very bad people.
The creator of "Armageddon Now" and numerous superhero characters over the years, Rob Liefeld talks to CBR TV about his most well known project, Image Comics' "Youngblood," featuring President Barack Obama.
The creator of "Youngblood" and numerous superhero characters over the years, Rob Liefeld talks to CBR TV about his latest project, Image Comics' "Armageddon Now: World War 3" series of graphic novels.
A new painted one-shot chronicles the early days of the lady spy from Rob Liefeld's apocalyptic epic "Armageddon Now!" CBR News spoke with the artist about the project, as well as his forthcoming work with Robert Kirkman.
From India with love -- Rob Liefeld gets a big check, Brett Ratner has a new project in the works, and some of the poster children of the 90s are headed to a cineplex near you.
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Interior Reports Two Major Wind Energy Initiatives Finish Review
July 5, 2012
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) announced on July 2 that two major wind energy initiatives have completed important environmental reviews in three states—Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Wyoming—clearing the way for public comment and final review.
DOI announced the release of final environmental impact statements for a proposed wind power complex in Wyoming that would generate up to 3,000 megawatts of power, making it the largest wind farm facility in the United States and one of the largest in the world. The proposed Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Farm would include up to 1,000 turbines and generate enough power for as many as 1 million homes. The project would be built on public, private, and state land in Carbon County, Wyoming. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is reviewing the proposed wind project, as well as a proposed amendment to the Rawlins Resource Management Plan to accommodate the facility.
Also, DOI announced the publication of an environmental assessment for commercial wind leases and site assessment activities on the Outer Continental Shelf offshore of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. This step positions DOI to offer the area as one of the nation's first offshore competitive lease sales before the end of the year. The environmental assessment for the Rhode Island/Massachusetts Wind Energy Area will be used by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) to inform future leasing decisions as part of the Obama Administration's "Smart from the Start" offshore wind energy initiative. The Wind Energy Area comprises approximately 164,750 acres within the area of mutual interest identified by the two states. BOEM leadership will host public information sessions on July 16 and 17 to further engage stakeholders and consider public comments on the environmental assessment. See the DOI press release.


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Tigers sweep West Georgia in baseball
Published: Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 11:24 p.m.
LIVINGSTON | West Alabama swept West Georgia in a doubleheader at Tartt Field on Saturday. The Tigers came from behind to win the first game 3-2 in the 10th inning. They controlled the entirety of game two to win 4-0.
West Alabama, on a six-game win streak, moves to No. 1 in the Gulf South Conference with a 5-0 record. They Tigers are 10-11 overall.
Brett Ivey (2-3) entered in the eighth inning of game one to strike out five West Georgia batters. Ivey allowed only three hits to pick up his second win this season.
Nick Bolleter (2-2) pitched all seven innings of game two to pick up his second win of the season. Bolleter gave up only two hits and had eight strikeouts.
In the opener, Matthew Magee singled to shallow center field to send Brett Langham home for the win.
Langham picked up two more runs in game two. Mitch Holgate also picked up a run and led with two hits in three trips to the plate.
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Understanding HOMER (Our Student Information System)
Our Student Information System is named "Homer" after the classic Greek poet. The software behind the scene is actually Ellucian's Banner and is used by colleges and universities of higher education around the world. There are two ways to access information in Homer: HomerConnect is the web self-service portion, and HomerAdmin is the full blown Banner software system.
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The economic threat that's kept many Americans on edge for months is nearing reality — unless the White House and Republicans cut a budget deal by New Year's Day.
Huge tax increases. Deep cuts in domestic and defense programs. The likelihood of sinking stock prices, reduced consumer spending and corporate layoffs. The risk of a recession within months.
Still, the start of 2013 may turn out to be far less bleak than feared. For one thing, the two sides may strike a short-term agreement before New Year's that postpones spending cuts until spring. President Barack Obama and members of Congress return to Washington Thursday.
Even if New Year's passed with no deal, businesses and consumers would not likely panic as long as some agreement seemed imminent. The $671 billion in tax increases and spending cuts could be retroactively repealed.
And the impact of the tax increases would be felt only gradually. Most people would receive slightly less money in each paycheck.
"The simple conclusion that going off the cliff necessarily means a recession next year is wrong," says Lewis Alexander, an economist at Nomura Securities. "It will ultimately depend on how long the policies are in place." It's always possible that negotiations between President Obama and Republican congressional leaders will collapse in acrimoy.
The prospect of permanent tax increases and spending cuts could cause many consumers and businesses to delay spending, hiring or expanding.
Without any agreement at all for months, the fiscal cliff would cause the U.S. economy to shrink 0.5 percent in the first half of 2013 and fall into recession, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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Background TV Takes a Toll on Children
Oct. 1, 2012 -- Most Americans love television. Even when we're not engrossed in a show, TVs are often on as background noise while we cook, clean, eat, and even sleep.
Now a new study published in the journal Pediatrics suggests that children are being exposed to more TV than we may think, even if no one is sitting down to watch.
"When we saw the numbers, we were just shocked. The sheer amount of exposure is shocking," says researcher Jessica Taylor Piotrowski, PhD, an associate professor of communication research at the University of Amsterdam.
The study found that children younger than age 8 spend an average of nearly four hours each day near the canned patter of an unattended TV. Children 8 months to 2 years get TV in the background for nearly six hours each day.
Background TV Steals Attention, Focus
The finding is concerning because recent studies show children have a hard time tuning out the particular kinds of noises a TV makes.
"TV has these natural things we call formal features. They are things that elicit our attention -- noises, sounds, voices -- all these different things that make us look over and say, 'What was that?'" Piotrowski says.
Those noises distract kids when they play. And play, Piotrowski says, "is the work of childhood." Playing teaches problem solving and communication. Children may fail to fully develop those skills if TV interrupts.
Experiments show that children who play in rooms where a TV is broadcasting an adult show spend less time with individual toys and shift their attention more quickly from one activity to another, compared to how they play when the TV is off.
And even when they aren't glued to the screen, kids pay less attention to what a parent has to say when a TV is on in the background.
Study Details
For the study, researchers surveyed nearly 1,500 households that had at least one child between 8 months and 8 years old. Parents were asked to give detailed accounts of how their young children had spent the previous day. After parents recounted each activity, researchers followed up with the question, "Was a TV on in the background?"