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The start of the new school year is just weeks away and early indications are that there will be fewer students in the Meridian Public School District.
This school year, district officials say they are taking a more 'community friendly' approach to registration and not requiring every student to go through the process.
'Only the students that are coming in brand new to the district or to a building (campus) will have to register. So, hopefully this will be something exciting for the community,' says Meridian High School Principal, Victor Hubbard.
Aside from being more 'community friendly' with registration, district officials say they started purging the rolls last year. Superintendent Dr. Alvin Taylor says this is playing a significant factor in the decrease in students.
'Where our attendance when we started around the beginning of the year was around 6,200, we're around 6,100 now,' says Taylor. 'Some of that is for students transferring out or leaving the state, but the majority of that is from cleaning up the data because it had been a while since the records had been cleaned."
Despite an overall slight drop in enrollment, Dr. Taylor says enrollment numbers are up at some schools within the district.
'We're seeing an increase in our elementary schools, in some of them and as the year goes on and people see the success that we're having we do anticipate our numbers to continue growing.'
Registration for new students ends Wednesday.
To register within the Meridian Public School District each student must supply his or her: birth certificate, social security card, immunization records and two proofs of residency. Utility bills that indicate the student's home address can be used as proof of residency.


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14.1 Megapixel Lumix Digital Camera
Details http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/DMC-FX75K.html
- Zoom: Easily bring your images closer without losing picture quality in an ultra compact camera
- 3.0" Touch Screen LCD: Control all of your camera functions on a large easy to read LCD screen
- Sonic Speed AF: Quickly focus in on the action as it is taking place
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FIRMWARE Download Instructions
DMC-FX75K Firmware Update DOWNLOAD Download and install instructions
- Version: 1.1
- Issues Addressed: Image quality improvement of Motion Deblur in iA Mode
- Release Date: 11-29-2010
- Operating Systems: windows/mac
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Effective Pixels14.1 Megapixels
- Sensor Size / Total Pixels / Filter 1/2.33-inch / 14.5 Total Megapixels / Primary Color Filter
- Aperture F2.2 - 5.9/ Iris Diaphragm (F2.2 - 6.3 (W) / F5.9 - 6.3 (T))
Optical Zoom5x
Focal Lengthf=4.3-21.5mm (24-120mm in 35mm equiv.)
- Extra Optical Zoom (EZ) 5.9x (4:3 / 10M), 7.0x (4:3 / 7M), 8.4x (4:3 / 5M), 10.5x (under 3M)
- Intelligent Zoom 6.5x
7 elements in 6 groups
(3 Aspherical Lenses / 5 Aspherical surfaces)
Optical Image StabilizerPower O.I.S. (Off / Auto / Mode1 / Mode2) Photo & Movie
Digital Zoom4x
( Max. 20.0 x combined with Optical Zoom without Extra Optical Zoom )
(Max. 42.2 x combined with Extra Optical Zoom)
Focusing Area
Normal: Wide 50 cm - infinity / Tele 100 cm - infinity
Macro / Intelligent AUTO / Wide 3cm - infinity / Tele 100cm - infinity
- Focus Range Display Yes
- AF Metering Face / AF Tracking / 11pt / 1pt HS / 1pt / Spot
- Focus Normal / Macro, Zoom Macro, Quick AF On/Off (On in Intelligent Auto), Continuous AF On/Off, AF Tracking, Touch AF/AE
AF Assist LampYes
ISO SensitivityAuto / 80 / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600
High Sensitivity (ISO 1600-6400)
White BalanceAuto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Halogen / White Set (Selectable at Portrait, Transform, Self-Portrait, Panorama Assist, Sports, Baby, Pet, High Sensitivity, Highspeed Burst, Pinhole, Photo Frame, High Dynamic, Cosmetic)
Exposure Program AE
Exposure Compensation1/3 EV Step, ± 2 EV
BacklightCompensation Yes (only in Intelligent AUTO mode)
Auto Bracketing( AE) +/- 1/3 EV ˜1EV step, 3 frames
Light Metering
Intelligent Multiple
- Face Detection Photo & Movie
- Still Image Scene Mode Portrait, Transform, Self-Portrait, Scenery, Panorama Assist, Sports, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, Food, Party, Candle Light, Baby1, Baby2, Pet, Sunset, High sensitivity, Hi-Speed Burst, Flash Burst, Starry Sky, Fireworks, Beach, Snow, Aerial photo
- Additional Still Image Scene Modes Pinhole, Film Grain, High Dynamic(Standard, Art, B&W), Photo Frame
- Movie Scene Mode Portrait, Transform, Self-Portrait, Scenery, Low Light, Food, Party, Candle Light, Sunset, Beach, Snow, Aerial, Pinhole, Film Grain, High Sensitivity, High Dynamic(Standard, Art, B&W), Cosmetic
- Movie Scene Mode Note (Activated by selecting Still Picture Scene Mode then pressing movie button. Still Picture Scene Modes without corresponding Movie Scene Mode is recorded in Normal Mode)
ShutterSpeed/Shutter System Still: 8 - 1/2000 sec
Starry Sky Mode : 15, 30, 60sec.
- Shutter Interval approx. 1.1 sec
Self Timer2sec / 10sec
- Auto Review 1sec, 2sec, Hold
- Image Quality Fine/Standard
Motion Picture Recording 4:3
VGA: 640 x 480 pixels, 30fps (Motion JPEG)
QVGA: 320 x 240 pixels, 30 fps (Motion JPEG)
- Motion Picture Recording 16:9 WVGA: 848 x 480 pixels, 30 fps (Motion JPEG)
Motion Picture Recording HD Movie
1280x720 pixels, NTSC Mode: NTSC model: 60p
(CCD output is 30p)
(AVCHD Lite, SH: 17Mbps /H:13Mbps /L:9Mbps ) / 30fps (Motion JPEG)
- Aspect Ratio 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1
- Intelligent Exposure Photo & Movie
- Digital Red Eye Correction Photo
- Still Image Recording with Audio 5 seconds
Real-time HistogramsYes
Composition Guide LinesYes (2 patterns)
- Built-in Memory Approx. 40MB
- Scene Mode Help Screen Yes
LCD Monitor
3.0" TFT Touch Screen LCD Display (230K dots)
Field of View : approx. 100%
Wide Viewing Angle
AUTO Power LCD mode, Power LCD mode
- Playback Mode Normal Playback, Slideshow, Category Playback, Calendar Playback, Favorites Playback
- OSD Language English, Spanish
- Recording Media Built-in Memory, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card
- Interface AV Output (NTSC), mini HDMI, USB2.0 High speed, DC Input (requires optional DC Coupler)
- Viera Link Yes
- Color Black
ID-Security Li-ion Battery Pack (3.6V, Minimum: 940mAh)(Included)
AC Adaptor (Input: 110-240V AC) (Optional)
Battery Life360 pictures (CIPA Standard)
Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off
0.6 - 7.4m (Wide/ISO Auto), 1.0 - 2.8m (Tele/ISO Auto)
Included Software
PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.0 HD Edition
Adobe Reader
- Standard Accessories Battery Charger, Battery Pack, Battery Case, Stylus Pen, AV cable, USB Cable, Hand Strap, CD-ROM
- Quick Menu Yes (Touch)
- Continuous Shooting Mode Full-Res. Image, 1.8 frames/sec Max.5 images (Standard mode), Max.3 images (Fine Mode)-High-speed Burst Mode: apprx. 6.0 frames/sec (image priority), apprx. 10 frames/sec (speed priority) (recorded in 3M for 4:3,2.5M for 3:2,2M for 16:9,2.5M for 1:1)
- Focus Icon Select Yes (in Face Recognition only)
- Optical Zoom in Motion Picture Yes
- Macro Zoom Yes
- Orientation Detector Yes
- Thumbnails/Zoomed Playback 12,30-thumbnails / Max 16x / Touch Maginification
- Calendar Display/Dual-Image Playback Yes / No
- Set Favorites/Rotate Image Yes / No
- Playback Still Images with Audio Yes
- Additional Playback Mode Yes ( AVC HD Lite / Motion JPEG)
- Slideshow Mode All / Still Images Only / Motion Picture Only / Category / Favorites BGM Effect (Natural / Slow / Swing / Urban / OFF)
- Show Histogram Yes
- Delete Image Single / Multi / All / All except Favorites
- DPOF Print Setting/Set Production Yes / Yes
- Resize/Trim/Aspect Conv./Leveling Yes / Yes / No / Yes
- Cut Animation Yes
- PictBridge Support Single / Multi / All / Favorites / DPOF
- One-Touch Movie Button Yes
- Movie REC Guide Yes
- Wind-Cut in Motion Picture Yes
- Flash Burst Continuous Shooting Mode Max. 5 images (Standard mode)
- Easy Zoom/Zoom Resume No/No
- Intelligent ISO Control Photo
- Face Recognition Photo
- Intelligent Scene Selector Photo (Portrait, Scenery, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, Sunset, Macro) & Movie (Portrait, Scenery, Low Light, Macro)
File Format
Still Image: JPEG(DCF/Exif2.3)
Image with Audio: JPEG (DCF / Exif2.3) +
Motion picture: AVCHD Lite, QuickTime Motion JPEG
- Mode Dial / Mode Button Intelligent Auto, Normal Picture, Cosmetic, SCN
- Still Picture Recording 4:3 4320x3240(14M) / 3648x2736(10M) / 3072x2304(7M) / 2560x1920(5M) / 2048X1536(3M) / 640X480(0.3M)
- Still Picture Recording 3:2 4320x2880 (12.5M) / 3648x2432 (9M) / 3072x2048 (6M) / 2560x1712 (4.5M) / 2048x1360 (2.5M) / 640x424 (0.3M)
- Still Picture Recording 16:9 4320x2432 (10.5M) / 3648x2056 (7.5M) / 3072x1728 (5.5M) / 2560x1440 (3.5M) / 1920x1080 (2M) / 640x360 (0.2M)
- Still Picture Recording 1:1 3232x3232 (10.5M) / 2736x2736 (7.5M) / 2304x2304 (5.5M) / 1920x1920 (3.5M) / 1536x1536 (2.5M)/ 480x480 (0.2M)
- Color Mode / Color Effect Standard, Vivid, Natural, Black & White, Sepia, Cool, Warm, Happy (only in iA Mode)
- Copy / Title Edit / Text Stamp Yes / Yes / Yes
Approx. 165g with Battery and SD Memory Card (0.36 lb)
Approx. 144g without Battery and SD Memory Card (0.32 lb)
- Mode Switch [Recording] / [Playback]
- Travel Date / World Time Yes / Yes
- Microphone / Speaker Mono / Yes
- Touch Panel Yes (Touch Shutter, Touch AF Tracking)
- AF Tracking Photo & Movie
- Intelligent Resolution Technology Photo & Movie
- CRT(motion pictures)AVCHD Lite with picture quality set to [SH] approx.110 min*2
- CRT MOTION JPEG with picture quality set to [HD] approx.110 min*2
- Still Image with Audio Recording 5 sec
- Video Divide Yes
- ART(motion pictures)AVCHD Lite with picture quality set to [SH] approx.60 min*2
- ART(motion pictures) MOTION JPEG with picture quality set to [HD] approx.60 min*2
- Motion Deblur mode Yes
- Face Recognition Edit Yes
HDMI output
Video: Auto / 1080i / 720p / 480p
Audio: Mono
Dimensions (W x H x D)
102.5 x 55.0 x 22.8 mm / excl. protrusions: 21.6 mm
(4.06 x 2.17 x 0.90 in / excl. protrusions: 0.85 in)
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Sheldon -Forrest Wedding
Published: Monday, September 10, 2012 at 8:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 10, 2012 at 8:01 a.m.
Emily Marie Sheldon and Stephen Daniel Forrest were united in holy matrimony Saturday, August 4th, 2012 at the Double Tree Hilton in Asheville. The Rev. Wally Shamburger performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Sandra Sheldon of Hendersonville and the late Joseph Sheldon. The groom is the son of Jill Forrest of Hendersonville and Michael and Dawn Forrest of Dallas, Georgia.
LaurenKrickhanwas theMatronofHonor andChemily Tuttle served as bridesmaid. David Forrest of Atlanta, the groom's brother, was the best man and Kyle Tyte, of Hendersonville, the groomsman. Tom Johnston, Uncle of the bride, and Tim Totten, family friend, were ushers. Charlotte Krickhan and Taylor Tuttle, daughters of the brides' attendants, were the flower girls.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Forrest hosted a reception luncheon at the Double Tree Hilton following the ceremony.
Emily is a graduate of Florida State University with a degree in History. She is employed by Lake Pointe Landing. Stephen is attending nursing school and is employed by Carolina Village.
After a wedding trip to Tennessee, the couple will live in East Flat Rock.
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Morris/CA 8, YME 4
Yellow Medicine East dropped a game with an 8-4 West Central Conference South loss to Morris/Chokio-Alberta Tuesday evening in Morris.
Chandler Erickson was the driving force behind the Tiger's offense as he drove in five runs on three hits. Erickson hit a two-run, two-out single in the third and a two-run triple in what would be a breakout five-run fifth inning for the Tigers.
The Sting threatened to rally in the top of the seventh, but Jake Torgerson came in to save the game for the Tigers in relief of Sam Mattson.
Austin Thorstad did most of YME's damage offensively with a three-RBI perfomance on a 2-for-3 evening.
The Sting now enter a run of three straight WCC games; kicking off the tilt Thursday in Benson.
Morris/CA 102 050 x — 8 12 1
Yellow Medicine East: Brandon Grund 1-for-3, Garrett Londgren 1-for-3, rbi; Devin Dyrdahl 1-for-3, Austin Thorstad 2-for-3, 3 rbi; Elliott Carmany 1-for-1, 2 runs; Reed Raddatz 2-for-4
Morris/Chokio-Alberta: Tom Holland 2-for-4, 2 runs; Tanner Picht 3-for-4, 2 runs; Chandler Erickson 3-for-4, 3b, 5 rbi; Tyler Henrichs 1-for-4, rbi; Jake Torgerson 1-for-3, Brody Bahr 2-for-3, rbi
PITCHING (ip-h-r-er-bb-so)
Yellow Medicine East: Aaron Zieske (L) 4Zc-10-8-6-1-3, Brendon Steckelberg 1Xc-2-0-0-1-0
Morris/Chokio-Alberta: Sam Mattson (W) 6-8-4-4-4-5, Jake Torgerson 1-0-0-0-1-3
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Challenges is offered to those hygienists who are new to the IHS Dental Program. The course will focus on an overview of the IHS system, personnel issues, cultural issues, career development and principles of public health and health education as they apply to both clinical and community based prevention and treatment programs.
Headquarters Session for Challenges [1 hour] The overall goal of the Headquarters session is to explain the mission of the Indian Health Service and the Division of Oral Health, and to provide an organizational framework of how the federal government interacts with Tribal organizations. The teaching resources include PowerPoint presentations and group discussions. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • State the mission of the Indian Health Service • Describe the functions of the Division of Oral Health • Identify how to access clinical issues and career development resources Dental Public Health Session [3 hours] Dental Public Health is the science and art of preventing and controlling dental diseases, and promoting dental health through organized community efforts. Previous educational or practice experiences may have emphasized how to be successful in the private sector. This session will focus on how to be successful in a dental public health program. This session is designed to give an overview of key dental public health data and concepts; distinctions between public health and private practice models; basic epidemiology principles; critical reading of research; and social and behavioral dimensions of dental disease. The learning format includes interactive PowerPoint presentations, case studies, and small group discussions. Learning Objectives At the end of the dental public health session, participants will be able to: • Describe the differences between a dental public health practice model and a private practice model; • List available resources that describe oral health status in the United States; • Discuss the effects of social and behavioral effects on one dental disease, and develop a scenario where these effects could be seen in an IHS setting; • Categorize common dental procedures in one of the dental levels of care; • Explain the basis of both preventive and periodontal recall management in an IHS dental public health practice. • Distinguish the three current IHS dental GPRA indicators and discuss the rationale behind these indicators. • Explain the goal for the IHS ECC Initiative, and how to access resources to achieve these goals. Pediatric Dentistry Session for Challenges [4 hours] The overall goal of the pediatric dentistry session is to help the course participant better understand the treatment needs often presented in young children. This session is designed to give an overview of infant oral health and disease; preventive, diagnostic, and restorative strategies; and how to deal with common traumatic injuries. The learning format includes interactive PowerPoint presentations, case studies, and small group discussion. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Provide anticipatory guidance to parents/guardians as to what is normal development and when bottle, breast, cup, pacifier use is appropriate. • Explain how and why early caries relates to latter caries experience.. • Determine when radiographs are required and what types of radiographs are appropriate for a given age. • Describe common trauma injuries in children, what to evaluate, and when consults are needed. • Distinguish between various types of restorative materials for primary teeth considering their relative longevity and their public health implication. • Select behavior modification technique for achieving treatment appropriate with the child's chronological age and maturity. • Describe what constitutes special needs patients and how their treatment is approached. • Identify the most common chronic diseases [anemia, asthma] encountered with children in our population and their impact on patient treatment. • Describe common ages for abuse and neglect, the most common presenting features, and dental provider's legal responsibility. Periodontics Session for Challenges [8 hours] The overall goal of the periodontics session is to advance participants knowledge and skills in nonsurgical and surgical periodontics, and to introduce them to public health in periodontics. The format will be lecture, discussion, and case studies. Learning Objectives: At the end of the periodontal session, the participants will be able to: • Record CPI/PSR scores accurately. • Screen for periodontal diseases. • Plan periodontal treatment taking into account the delivery of care, including the provider [DA, RDH, or DDS/DMD]. • Recommend appropriate antimicrobial agents for brushing, rinsing, local and systemic delivery in the treatment of periodontitis. • Recognize indications and contraindications to periodontal surgery. • Describe inflammation and the relationship between oral and systemic diseases. • List five conditions that put individuals at risk for periodontitis. • List three new technologies in periodontics that can/could be recommended for use in an I/T/U dental program. Wednesday Session: Clinical Issues Session for Challenges [2 hours] The overall goal of this session is to facilitate a better understand for course participants in dental hygiene-related clinical issues commonly found in Indian Health Service dental clinics. An overview of the dental Government Performance and Results Act [GPRA] indicators is provided, as well as methods in the management of periodontal patients. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Explain how the patient scheduling process works. • Identify the patient focus of their clinic. • Distinguish the three current IHS dental GPRA indicators, and discuss the rationale behind each. • Describe sealant-related issues, such as determining retention, sealing over caries and coding. • Describe fluoride coding in relation to GPRA. • Explain the methods and methodology of managing periodontal patients in IHS. • Understand coding concepts. • Determine documentation, training and types of anesthetics used in IHS. Community Issues Section for Challenges [2 hours] The overall goal of this session is to help course participants understand unique community issues in IHS. This session is designed to give an overview of community outreach projects and collaborations. It will provide direction in assessing community needs and individualizing activities to better meet those needs. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Select a needs assessment tools appropriate for their community. • Discuss the Early Childhood Caries and Basic Screening Survey initiatives, and their importance within IHS. • Describe caries stabilization, and the rationale behind it. • Identify grant writing methods and opportunities. • Explain various community prevention programs, and develop a scenario in which these could work in their community setting. • Describe methods of training medical and non-medical staff on oral health-related issues. • Determine resources available to assist in planning community programs and projects. Quality Improvement/Program Evaluation Section for Challenges [2 hours] The overall goal of this session is to explain quality improvement rationale and program evaluation techniques to course participants. The session is designed to address RPMS reporting, grant writing and the evaluation of community and clinical programs. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Identify components of the RPMS reporting program, and determine which reports are relevant to quality improvement and program evaluation. • Describe basic grant writing concepts and guidelines, and list dental hygiene-related programs augmented by grant awards. • Explain evaluation methods of community and clinical programs, and determine which are situation-appropriate. Resources Section for Challenges [2 hours] The overall goal of this section is to provide valuable resources for course participants in an effort to positively impact their career as an IHS dental hygienist. This section discusses program planning guides and methodologies, includes List-serv information, provides networking and continuing education resources, and contact information for IHS specialist and Dental Support Centers. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Describe and locate available resources for IHS Dental Hygienists. • Identify networking systems and List-serv options for future collaboration and problem-solving efforts. • Distinguish between the major employment groups across IHS [Commissioned Corps, Civil Service, Contract, Tribal]. • Identify Dental Support Center and IHS specialist contacts for future reference.
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With Singapore's 49th National Day just around the corner on 9 August 2014, I decided to catch up with Capella Singapore's Junior Executive Sous Chef, Aaron Goh, to talk about local food. As proud Singaporeans, we love our food. Visitors to our country often comment that Singaporeans are seen eating all day long – it is true! We have 24-hour coffee shops and hawker stalls such as Old Airport Road Hawker Centre, Newtown Hawker Centre, Chomp Chomp Hawker Centre and more all around the country just to satiate our huge appetites!
Chef Aaron shared, during our conversation that he was working on a very Singaporean-inspired dish Tiger Beer Chicken Satay. Yes, you heard right! Chicken satay marinated in Singapore's national beer, Tiger Beer.
It sounded too delicious, so I persuaded him to share the recipe with you in celebration of National Day! And if you happen to be in Singapore for the holiday, make plans to join Aaron at the hotel and try it yourself.
Tiger Beer Chicken Satay Recipe
4 chicken legs and thighs (preferred) or 4 chicken breasts (boneless and skinless)
Bamboo skewers (soaked in water for 2 hours to avoid burning)
1 Bottle Tiger Beer
Spice Paste:
1tsp coriander powder
2 stalks lemongrass, white parts only
6 shallots (peeled)
2 cloves garlic (peeled)
4 tbsp cooking oil
1tsp chili powder
2 tsp turmeric powder (kunyit)
4 tsp of kecap manis (Indonesian sweet soy sauce)
1tsp oyster sauce
1 cucumber (skin peeled and cut into small pieces)
1 small onion (quartered)
- Cut the chicken meat into small cubes and marinate in Tiger beer overnight.
- Grind the Spice Paste in a food processor.
- Add in a little water if needed.
- Marinate the chicken pieces with the spice paste for 10-12 hours.
- Thread the meat onto the bamboo skewers and grill for 2-3 minutes on each side.
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Find a mock draft anywhere on the Internet, and chances are good it has Floyd going to the Raiders on Thursday night with the third overall pick.
Four mock drafts on NFL.com by analysts Charlie Casserly, Matt Smith, Charles Davis and Daniel Jeremiah all have Floyd going to the Raiders. So does Mel Kiper Jr. of ESPN and Don Banks of SI.com.
Given the departures of Richard Seymour, Tommy Kelly and Desmond Bryant, Floyd qualifies as a step-in-and-start player with free agent arrivals Vance Walker and Pat Sims in the rotation if the Raiders decide to keep the third pick rather than trade down to get additional selections.
McKenzie was in attendance when Floyd clocked times of 4.93 and 4.87 at his pro day in Gainesville, Fla., on March 22. More important, Floyd's explosive speed and power at 6-foot-3 and 297 pounds are evident against Southeastern Conference competition.
NFL Films analyst Greg Cosell thinks Floyd is worthy of the top pick, although the Kansas City Chiefs are expected to select a left tackle such as Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel or Central Michigan's Eric Fisher.
"He's my favorite player that I've seen on tape," Cosell said. "He's an explosive athlete playing defensive tackle. He has really light feet. He's so gifted physically that he can play anywhere on the line, and I think he will become, like J.J. Watt, a much better pass rusher in the NFL than he was in college football."
Mike Mayock, analyst for the NFL Network, has Floyd as the No. 2 player in the nation behind Fisher.
"His ability to get up the field and disrupt the pass game is unique for a defensive tackle, and if you can get a defensive tackle that can affect the pass game, you've got something special," Mayock said. "And he's stout enough to play the run."
In terms of McKenzie's preference for character and intangibles, Floyd is off the charts, having persevered through a difficult childhood growing up in North Philadelphia
He left as the top-rated high school defensive tackle in the nation.
Going into Floyd's junior season, Florida coach Will Muschamp, knowing of Floyd's desire to give his grandmother a better life, took the pressure off in terms of making a decision to go pro.
"Coach Muschamp said, 'If you're going in the first round this year I'm kicking you out,' " Floyd told reporters at the NFL scouting combine. "I didn't have to worry about what I was going to do after this season, and it allowed me to focus on my team. After the Sugar Bowl, he shook my hand and said, 'Congratulations. Now go make your name known in the league.' "
Other possibilities for the Raiders at No. 3:
For more on the Raiders, visit the Inside the Oakland Raiders blog at ibabuzz.com/oaklandraiders. Follow Jerry McDonald on twitter at Twitter.com/Jerrymcd.
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I am a new user to QCad and cad development, I have a good few years of C++, C# etc under my belt but little JavaScript.
I have been asked to create a plugin for a customer which talks to a database, I send information to the backend which is used to search the database and return results.
The idea is the customer will only need to drop items onto the drawing I provide via the QCad Library.
I worked my way through the user guide today and can see we can add a custom properties to an entity then selecting multiple entites create a Library Item, would it be possible to add custom properties to a Library item rather than the entites contained in the Library item?
There may be a reason why this is not worth while or even technically possible but I thought for my needs (and maybe others) it might be a worth while feature as I can search the document for certain properties on the Library item rather than individual entites?
The plan for the plugin I am writing is once the customer has placed the Library Items onto the drawing they will click a button which will tell the plugin to search through the drawing for items the backend is interested in, once a list is built up we can search the database. I can work around not having the custom property but thought it my be worth adding it in the future?


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REMOVAL NOTE: The oil pump and valve body are removed as an assembly. 1. Disconnect battery ground cable, then remove battery, battery tray, and remote air cleaner. 2. Position supply hoses, vacuum hoses, and wiring away from pump and valve body cover. 3. Remove shift lever. 4. On models equipped with Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) , remove splash shield cover, then disconnect brake reservoir hose and cap to prevent contamination. 5. On all models, remove EGR bracket attaching bolts, then install lifting eye. 6. Remove throttle body bracket attaching bolt, install lifting eye, then using suitable equipment support engine. 7. Remove lefthand transaxle mount. 8. Remove transaxle side pan upper attaching bolts. 9. Raise and support vehicle. 10. Remove lefthand front wheel and tire assembly. 11. Remove inner fender cover and position aside, then disconnect ride height sensor. 12. Remove rear transaxle mount attaching bolt. 13. Loosen but do not remove two lefthand subframe attaching bolts. 14. Remove two engine support mount attaching bolts. 15. Remove four lefthand engine support attaching bolts, then remove the engine support. 16. Position suitable drain pan, then remove remaining transaxle side pan attaching bolts and remove pan. 17. Using suitable screwdriver, place manual shift shaft in Park position. 18. Disconnect upper bulkhead electrical connector wiring retainer clip from valve body. 19. Disconnect electrical connectors. Oil Pump And Valve Body Bolt Removal 20. Remove valve body attaching bolts, then disengage linkage and remove valve body. NOTE: Do not remove oil pump cover attaching bolts. INSTALLATION 1. Install new pump and valve body to chain cover gasket. 2. Slide pump and valve body onto pump shaft. 3. Rotate pump and valve body assembly toward dash panel, then engage manual valve link with manual valve. 4. Slightly rotate pump and valve body assembly to engage oil pump shaft splines with oil pump rotor splines. Valve body should slide flush with chain cover. A suitable 7/8 inch deep well socket on crankshaft pulley may be required for complete engagement. 5. On models less anti-skid, if engagement is not as indicated in step 4, proceed as follows: a. Remove manual valve from valve body. b. Rotate assembly to allow full engagement, up to 360° . c. After full engagement, return assembly to installed position, then install manual valve.


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Works by sculptor Bill Freeland are on display until December 14 in The New Gallery at West Chester University's E.O. Bull Center on S. High St., West Chester. Freeland, who died in 2009 at the age of 80, had divided his time between Chester County, Pa., and County Mayo Ireland over the past 17 years.
A native of Pittsburgh, Freeland began his career as a painter, having studied in the 1950s with Hans Hoffman, a German-born American abstract painter. Gradually, he began creating sculpture and over the years, was inspired by farming tools, windmills, boats and Native American masks.
Freeland had a number of one-person exhibitions at such venues at the Royal Hibernian Academy of Art and Taylor Galleries in Dublin, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Dolan/Maxwell Gallery in New York. From 1969 to 1990, he taught at Moore College of Art and retired as professor emeritus. In the year before he died, The National Academy Museum in New York chose Freeland's sculpture, "Inverted Yoke," to be included in the museum's 183rd biennial non-member invitational exhibition.
In addition to being among exhibitions in both galleries and museums in the Philadelphia area, New York and Ireland, Freeland's work is included in a number of public collections, such as the American Express Company, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Allied Irish Bank, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Freeland was the recipient of numerous prizes and fellowships, including the University of Delaware Purchase Prize, the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts Fellowship Award, the Ballinglen Arts Fellowship in County Mayo, the National Sculpture Award of Merit by Donald Kuspit of the Deland Art Museum in Florida, and the Agop Agopoff Sculpture Prize from the National Academic Museum.
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There were 66 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday. At that time, there were 1,442 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
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(CNN) - Pop icon David Cassidy, in rehab after his latest DUI arrest, says if he ever takes another drink, it could be fatal.
In an interview with Piers Morgan, Cassidy admitted that his latest drunken driving arrest was a wake-up call.
"If I take another drink, I'm going to die, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually. I'm dead," Cassidy, 63, said. "You know, they say it's a slippery slope. ... It's not a slippery slope. It's from 12:00 to 6:00 on the clock and the whole face is ice. One sip, one drink, because there is no such a thing, not to an alcoholic. You have one and you're -- you're done. I'd be done."
Cassidy said it was time to stop being in denial and be honest with himself.
"It's very painful, especially when I spent most of my life being what I would consider a very loving, caring charitable man and someone who has always protected my own image until the time, not wanting to disappoint the millions of fans that I have around the world. And, and it's very humbling and it's also humiliating."
Cassidy checked into rehab in South Florida after being arrested on a DUI charge on January 10 in Los Angeles after stopping for a drink on his way to the airport. He pleaded no contest and received a sentence of five years' probation and 90 days in rehab, although his manager said he will be credited for the time he has already spent in residential treatment
That incident followed DUI arrests in August 2013 in Schodack, New York, (that case is still pending) and one in St. Lucie County, Florida, in November 2010 for which he received a sentence of a year's probation and had his license suspended for six months. The singer also received community service and a fine in that case.
His interview with Morgan was the first time Cassidy had publicly talked about his struggle to stay sober.
"I am most definitely an alcoholic," Cassidy said. "And the interesting thing about it and the way you end up with multiple DUIs -- I never got arrested for anything until I was basically 60 years old. And I have very, very strong values about what I am and who I am.
"I've done an enormous amount of bringing light into people's lives, and I'm very proud of that and touching and inspiring people."
He admitted that until his latest arrest, "I had been lying to myself and consequently lying to everyone else about my disease."
Cassidy came to fame with his role as Keith Partridge in the hit '70s TV show "The Partridge Family," and toured the world singing his hit songs. At the time, his fan club was bigger than Elvis and The Beatles and he continues to perform around the country.
The drinking began in 2002, he said, and then got worse over time. This is Cassidy's third stint in rehab.
"I certainly never drank or took any drugs or narcotics, contrary to whatever has been printed, when I was doing 'The Partridge Family' or thereafter for that matter," he said.
In recent months, the former teen idol acknowledged that he was on a downward spiral.
In addition to the most recent arrest, his third wife filed for divorce. Asked how she would react to how the drinking affected his behavior, he told Morgan, "She'd just say it made me an ass. ... you know it made me a fricking d**k. And you know, I wasn't ... authentic, OK. It's because I have an allergy to it. My personality changes I'm not aware of it. I never stop talking, you know. ... it's obnoxious. It's embarrassing."
Despite all his recent setbacks, Cassidy said he had recently had a life-altering "spiritual experience."
"I dropped to my knees and I felt something go through me that was like, I felt this experience that was just, thank you God. I felt this relief. I begged it and I was crying and weeping like a little boy, like a, like a sobbing little infant, like I'm sure I did many times as a kid. And I felt this incredible sense of relief because I stopped lying to myself," he said.


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Sofia Vergara missed the Oscars on Sunday - but not because of an operation.Oscars fashion hits and missesHours after Britain's Daily Mail reported that Modern Family star was hospitalized for surgery, the actress revealed on Twitter that she had simply come down with the flu."Watching the Oscars at home so I dont give everyone the flu haha!" Vergara shared, along with a photo of her sick in bed.In addition to the ceremony, Vergara was scheduled to attend Madonna's annual Oscars party.
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I read Karen D'Souza's terrific piece on the Palo Alto Players' production of "The Farnsworth Invention."
I wasn't aware of this production and so wasn't aware of any controversy but now that I am I'd like to jump into it with my two cents. (And first let me say that I also wasn't aware that anyone was trying to contact me for a comment, which I would have been happy to give. If a message never made it to me I apologize.)
Dr. Helvey and Dr. McCleve believe the play asserts that RCA invented television -- I'm very surprised that anyone could come away from the play with that impression. The entire first act of the play shows Philo going from having the idea when he was 14 to diagraming it for his science teacher to getting the funding from a banker to working in his lab in San Francisco to getting the first picture, and much is made about the fact that it's the first picture. These things are dramatized before our eyes while Sarnoff and RCA are left playing catch-up (and on an invention the play says RCA wasn't even interested in at the outset.) The second act dramatizes exactly how RCA stole television from Philo -- again, it's not nuanced, it's played out in front of us.
As for the legal battle, Drs. Helvey and McCleve are quite right that Philo won a patent suit with RCA, but it was only after years of appeals and many counter suits -- at the end of which the life of the patent had expired. This not being a courtroom drama I condensed those many years of litigation into one scene, at the end of which Sarnoff says to the audience, "I don't know, I may be remembering it wrong. He may have won that first one and then lost on appeal or lost and then won and then lost again. It didn't matter because all I had to do was run down the clock on his 17 years" -- the life of the patent.
I understand that for friends, relatives and fans of Philo Farnsworth, that million-dollar judgment was an important symbolic victory in a heated struggle that played out over the course of Philo's entire adult life, but in the end the inventor of television died broke and in obscurity and that was the larger truth I was getting at.
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Never let it be said that Vail Christian High School students don't make good use of their time.
On the only snow day most of them will get in their lives, some of them spent it wisely and well, rehearsing for this week's musical, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown."
So the question is, did they rehearse until the got it right, or did they rehearse until they can't get it wrong?
The answer is yes.
It's all the stuff you love about Peanuts, and if you're a certain age you know what that is.
Once in a while they have to explain to younger people who these Peanuts characters are.
"If I tell them Snoopy is the beagle in the Met Life ads, they get it," said Larkin Smith, who plays Lucy.
And what of Lucy?
"When I tell them she's the girl who pulls the football away from Charlie Brown when he's trying to kick it, they start laughing," Smith said. "Then they start to get it."
A Peanuts primer
If you're not familiar with the Peanuts comics in general and Charlie Brown in particular, you should do a little cramming. You'll need to know about Charlie Brown's baseball career, Lucy Van Pelt's psychiatry practice, Schroder's musical skills, Snoopy's baseball prowess and the Little Red Haired Girl.
You could look it up online, but you'll be much better served to grab some comic books at your local library.
The musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" goes something like this.
The Peanuts characters all do what they do. Charlie Brown is happy and hopeful; Lucy is sweet on Schroeder who remains aloof as he plans Beethoven's birthday party. Charlie Brown finally gets his kite to fly before it runs afoul of the notorious Kite Eating Tree; Snoopy becomes a jungle animal.
After all the triumphs and tragedies of a typical day, Charlie Brown realizes that being a good man means trying your best and making the most of the things you've been given in life. As his friends leave the stage, Lucy shakes his hand firmly, then tells him, "You're a good man, Charlie Brown."
The good in all of us
The Vail Christian crew put the show together in almost record time, because it was the time they had, and as we've scientifically established, they make good use of their time.
They're high school kids and they're busy with spring break, Easter, mission trips, sports, college entrance testing, girls basketball ending and boys basketball making its first trip to the state finals.
And because they're high school kids, occasionally they make time for each other.
There was a little method acting as they prepared. Gonzalez (Linus) carried his blue blanket around school all week. Sweet had her hair done in curls so much that her teachers started calling her Curly.
Schroeder, as you may recall, is a concert level pianist. Mesch is not, but he makes it look like he is.
Rayla Kundolf is directing the musical.
The cast and crew didn't know what she had in mind, but knew it would be good.
"It's a surprise," joked Parker Poage (Snoopy).
It's Kundolf's fourth spring Vail Christian High School production so the kids she started with four years ago as freshmen are now seniors.
This time around it's an ensemble production, instead of a big musical like last year's Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma."
Because they're an ensemble cast, most of them are on stage most of the time.
"You learn a lot about people, and that's good," said Sarah Sweet (Sally).
They said that mostly you learn there's a little Charlie Brown in all of us, and that he really is a good man.
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My tickets were bought less than an hour after they went on sale. Looking forward to seeing everyone again!
I'll hop on a train and come party with you folks. I may have access to a friends condo for the weekend. Not sure if I can let people crash at it yet but I'll try to find out.
I don't know if I will actually be able to afford PAX East this year. But to those who are able to make it I would love to see your faces and drink beers with you afterwards.
anyone know when they let people know if they get indie booth space?
GUYS GUYS GUYS! I done goof and wasn't able to get a Saturday Pass for PAX EAST 2013
Is anyone here a kind enough soul to sell me/direct me to a Saturday pass?
I'll be there kids!
Let's drink to our continued success and vidja games!
Hey everyone! I'm looking for two Saturday or 3 day tickets since they're all sold out. If you can't make it, shoot me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com or PM me! I'd LOVE to buy them off you!
Still some Friday and Sunday passes left!
And if you haven't joined the Google Group, get on that shit!
Putting a post up on the front page for community stuff. If you're going, please sound off (and include your region) so I can include you!
I am gonna be going. Flying in Thursday and heading off on Monday.
i just considered it and looked at the dates. My oldest kid's bday is the 23rd. =\
I'll be going Andy!
Luis Illingworth, from Savannah, GA.
I'll be there Friday and Saturday.
I live close to the BCEC, so if anyone wants to do anything Wednesday or Thursday night, or needs information about the area, let me know.
I might pull out of this in Favor of Prime... I really shouldn't do both... Who's going that hasn't said haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
I'm probably going to Pax east.
But I'm not attending Pax east. I'm just gonna go to boston.
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This 'Workaround' tip is based on Andrews post –
To print only a selected area of a drawing – (method works on black/or white background)
The original drawing 'crazy mess' was drawn on 5 layers of different colours.
1.Create drawing on your designated layer (1st image).
2.Create new layer – 'overlay' with colour set to white.
3.Working on layer overlay – draw a polyline/rectangle around only the area you want to print.
4.Draw another polyline/rectangle around the whole drawing.
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Officials say the driver was heading north on Grand Central Avenue when she drove her car right into a telephone pole.
The white SUV did a lot of damage; splitting the pole in two, but no one lost power.
No injuries are reported.
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Weiner Apologizes After New Messages Emerge
Former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner jolted the New York City mayoral race on Tuesday, admitting that at least some of the new, sexually charged online exchanges posted on a website and attributed to him were, in fact, his.
"I said that other texts and photos were likely to come out, and today they have," Mr. Weiner said in a news conference where he was joined by his wife, Huma Abedin. "While some things that have been posted today are true and some are not, there is no question that what I did was wrong."
The alleged exchanges were posted on gossip website thedirty.com Monday, but did not attract widespread attention until BuzzFeed wrote a story about them Tuesday.
"Perhaps I'm surprised more things haven't come out sooner," Mr. Weiner said. "This behavior that I did was problematic to say the least and destructive to say the most."
He said he stopped having explicit conversations with women online "sometime last summer, I think."
"Some of these things happened before my resignation [from Congress], some of them happened after," he added.
He also said he will still seek the Democratic nomination for mayor, adding, "I'm sure many of my opponents would like me to drop out of the race."
Abedin also took to the podium, saying it was the first time she has spoken at a news conference.
She said it took "a whole lot of therapy" to finally forgive her husband, who had made some "horrible mistakes."
"It was not an easy choice in any way, but I made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. That was a decision I made for me, our son and for our family. I didn't know how it would work out, but I did know I wanted to give it a try," she said.
"I do believe it's between us," she said. "We discussed all of this before Anthony decided to run for mayor."
"I love him, I have forgiven him, I believe in him and as we have said form the beginning, we are moving forward," she said.
Mr. Weiner resigned from Congress in June 2011 after he admitted to sending lewd messages and photos to women online and then lying about it. He has tried to resurrect his political career with a bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor this year and has been running near the front of the pack in polls.
Sexually charged messages sent after Mr. Weiner's resignation from Congress would be "very bad" for him, said Bill Cunningham, a New York City political consultant who is not working on a campaign.
"That would indicate that he didn't learn his lesson," said Mr. Cunningham, speaking before Mr. Weiner told a crowded room full of reporters in Manhattan that his online activity had continued after he resigned.
Regardless of when they were sent, Mr. Cunningham said, the messages are harmful to Mr. Weiner's campaign.
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"It just raises all of these questions he doesn't need as he tries to run for mayor," he said.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Weiner, Barbara Morgan, didn't immediately respond to questions about when the messages were sent and which parts of the posts were true.
"This behavior is behind me," Mr. Weiner said in the news release. "I want to again say that I am very sorry to anyone who was on the receiving end of these messages and the disruption that this has caused. As my wife and I have said, we are focused on moving forward."
Several of Mr. Weiner's opponents called on the former congressman to drop out of the race.
"From the moment he entered the race, I've said that Tony Weiner was unfit to serve as Mayor of our great city. Today, that is clearer than ever," said Former City Councilman Sal Albanese, whose campaign has trailed badly in the polls.
And Republican candidate John Catsimatidis said, "The Mayor of New York City should be a leader that all the residents of our city, especially our children, can look up to. Anthony Weiner should do what is right for his family and our city and drop out of the race for mayor so we can end this soap opera."
Several other campaigns declined to comment.
– Michael Howard Saul contributed to this article.
Related: Andrew Grossman reports on The News Hub.
Related: Weiner's Wife, Huma, Says She's Forgiven Him


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A Long Day of Madness Dashes Billion Dollar Dreams
You're probably not winning a billion dollars, sorry. There are a handful of people in the country who still have a perfect bracket after the first day of the NCAA tournament, though it's hard to say how—intuition and black magic seem like equally probable bets, especially when you consider how the field went haywire.
There was Saint Louis clawing back from a double-digit deficit, eventually defeating North Carolina State in overtime after being pegged as a possible upset. There was an honest-to-God buzzer beater lifting Texas over Arizona State, and a late-game three-pointer allowing North Dakota State the chance to bump off Oklahoma in overtime. There were even a pair of ground-shaking upsets avoided after Florida and Louisville pulled it together after sluggish starts to beat Albany and Manhattan, respectively. Either upset would've immediately capsized whatever remaining perfect brackets there were, rendering Warren Buffett's challenge a monument to the promise of false hope.
Not that that's why you or I or most people were watching the games, which got their first boost with Harvard's somewhat expected upset of Cincinnati. (It was nice to see those Harvard underdogs get a lift, especially considering all of the disadvantages in their lives.) Coach Tommy Amaker has built the Crimson into somewhat of a relative basketball power—this is their second NCAA tournament upset in two years, and with the success of alumnus Jeremy Lin in the NBA, it's no longer fair to automatically write them off as a bunch of preppy boys. It doesn't make them Duke, but it's something. "There will be jokes before the next game on Saturday against favored Michigan State about famous Harvard graduates (all those Kennedys) and about the size of Harvard's endowment (huge) and about the gold-plated Wall Street futures ahead for the players, no matter what they do on the court," writes Sports on Earth's Leigh Montville. "There will be a buzz about Amaker's coaching future, about whether he will stay or leave." The point is that they'll be talking about Harvard, which is proof that any situation can turn around in college sports. (And here, this Fixer must note that his Northwestern Wildcats remain unofficially banned from the tournament, year-after-year, by nature of being pretty consistently bad. Hire Amaker!)
Where Harvard was defying expectations, Ohio State's Aaron Craft was performing to them. Long feted and hated by college fans for the same reasons—he's a gritty, pass-first leader who "plays the right way"—Craft provided the motivation for any number of Photoshops after the Buckeyes were upset by Dayton. Craft brought what he typically did but that also included a handful of turnovers and a missed buzzer beater, ending a career that'll be recalled with fondness by OSU partisans even if he never makes waves in the pros. "For all the cultural and narrative uses of Aaron Craft, all the roles he can play in the various stories college basketball is resolved to tell us over and above the 40-minute thing at its center, he really is best enjoyed and most clearly understood as a basketball player," David Roth writes for SB Nation. "He never asked to be anything else, of course." He'll be remembered for laying on the floor after a tough loss, and so much more.
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As we saw in the first days of March Madness—as we see every year, really—it isn't always enough to be a Cinderella, challenging a higher seed with three-pointers and enthusiastically slapped hands on the bench. If the game comes down to the final play, you can tell who the better team is supposed to be. (Not that this Fixer is against isolation jump shots against triple coverage, but it hardly seems like a properly executed set.) But that it even gets there is the thrill, and in 1989, a Princeton team nearly stunned the nation by winning against top-seeded Georgetown on the final play after leading for most of the game. The possibility of a 1-vs-16 upset came at a time when the NCAA was considering shutting out smaller conferences in favor of the big dogs—with Princeton's near win and the subsequently gigantic television ratings, it became clear that the underdog dynamic was more important than giving another Big Ten school a shot. At Sports Illustrated, Sean Gregory and Alexander Wolff take an oral history of the game—which featured a then-dominant Alonzo Mourning and iconic Hoya coach John Thompson—and how it changed the future of March Madness.
"As the tournament boomed through the 1980s, more and more schools began to seek Division I status. They coalesced into leagues in hopes of landing NCAA tournament bids that would deliver exposure and revenue. Eventually the major conferences, determined to freeze the field at 64 teams and grab the highest share of the money that went with 34 at-large bids, became fed up. Their representatives on the basketball committee hatched a plan to deny each of the weakest two conferences an automatic bid," they write. "Moreover, they proposed to pick the outcasts on Selection Sunday, which would strip a bubble conference's postseason tournament of much of its drama. To extend the metaphor trotted out each March, a couple of would-be Cinderellas wouldn't even leave their charwoman's posts for the ball. It didn't help that the Ivy League, for example, had sent teams to the three previous tournaments that lost by an average of 40 points."
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The best juggler in the world can walk down the street without being noticed. Heck, he can run a construction business without being noticed, a sign of the sport's anonymity in mass culture. What Anthony Gatto can do with five rings or four balls or seven clubs is a miracle of hand-eye coordination and physics, but juggling never became his identity—instead, it was just something he was incredibly good at following a childhood of arduous training and learned appreciation for the art of the sport. When Grantland's Jason Fagone found out about Gatto, he tried to track him down through mutual acquaintances and Cirque du Soleil (where Gatto sometimes performs) only to find that the juggler has no more interest in further promoting his story, not when he has a family to take care of. What Fagone finds by digging into his background is fascinating, though, the journey of someone who became a modern-day master of an arcane activity and still decided to do other things. When you consider the role of juggling in culture, it's not too difficult to tell why.
"The fact that juggling audiences can't tell the difference between hard tricks and easy tricks means they also can't make any meaningful judgments about jugglers. It would be as if basketball fans couldn't recognize the difference between LeBron James and, say, Trevor Ariza. Imagine living in a world in which Angel Cabrera's golf swing is exactly as elegant as Adam Scott's, and Ryan Harrison's tennis forehand is as devastating as Juan Martin del Potro's, and LeSean McCoy is just another guy running in staggered patterns on a grass field," he writes. "The whole multibillion-dollar machinery of sports enjoyment depends on the audience's ability to make fine distinctions between similar-seeming athletes. That's where the fun and the money are. A sport minus an educated audience is just a story."
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The best and worst from the Academy Awards red carpet
Grace Kelly - 1956
What a classic beauty in her formal ball gown.
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For the 1960s - this is pretty risque Barbara!
Beautiful Farrah in a gorgeous sequin dress - so with the times!
Cher going for the gothic show girl look here.
Demi Moore rocking a little peacock-style dress!
All hail Queen Whoopi!
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That hair screams 1990s!
Amex anyone? Lizzy's got you covered with this dress!
The era of Nicole and Tom. She always looks amazing on the red carpet.
This is what you would call "The Risky Mermaid" - half Risky Business-inspired, half mermaid-inspired.
Fashion forward or fashion backward?
Gwyneth and her pretty pink princess gown!
All that glitters is gold.
Charlize brought sexy back with this one!
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One of the most outrageous dresses in Oscar history - the swan dress disaster.
She sure is a pretty woman.
She is so bright and cheery!
This dress may be revealing, but it shows off Halle's perfect figure. You go girl!
Kate so lovely in lace!
This could have translated well into a wedding dress...
Have you ever seen a bow that big before? At least we knew that dress wouldn't be falling down!
Penelope keeping it neutral in this feathered gown. Classy!
All she's missing is some tap shoes!
A broken foot didn't stop Melanie from looking fabulous on the red carpet.
A little bridsmaid-y, but still timeless!
Swanky! This dress is everything!
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Maybe she thought she was at an '80s prom?
Sweet as honey.
The detail on this dress is beautiful.
Heidi showing she is red hot!
Well, hello! Who says you need a bra on the red carpet...
We think the devil who wheres Prada would approve of this!
Nothing says Oscars quite like some big ruffles.
When does Beyonce not look gorgeous?! She's our dream girl!
This dress looks like one a mermaid would wear on her wedding day. Prince Eric around?
Two words: Ombre Purple! So ahead of its time.
A classic beauty in a classic dress.
What a glittering goddess!
Her middle name should be Golden. Gyneth Golden Paltrow.
Smooth in the front, party in the back!
Sexy but classy!
Green is definitely her color!
Jenny from the block has come a long way!
Gwyneth really has the best red carpet looks. 2012's cape.
Nicole sparkling on the red carpet.
Baby got back! And a gorgeous dress!
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For those that enjoy riding the Hawaiian Islands, Alaska Airlines announced today that they're flying to Honolulu and Kauai. That's great news, as is their introductory fares starting at $109.00.
In the ongoing Bike Shop quest for the "best lube ever," the legendary framebuilder Bill Davidson told me about Eezox Cycle Tune-Up yesterday. By way of the gun community, a truly obsessive corrosion review, and an observation that the Vashon Island hippies would love it, cause it's not petroleum based. He's thinking it's an unknown, to-be-discovered miracle lube that, "is a unique synthetic high-tech formula that will prevent excessive wear and dirt pick-up because it goes on wet, and lubricates dry."
Suz Weldon racing for Wines of Washington and sponsored by Team Bike Hugge takes 2nd in the time trial at Mt Hood.
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A person operating a bicycle or human-powered vehicle approaching a steady red traffic control light shall stop before entering the inter-section, and shall yield to all other traffic. Once the person has yielded, he may proceed through the steady red light with caution. Provided however, that a person after slowing to a reasonable speed and yielding the right-of-way if required may cautiously make a right-hand turn."
This is brilliant. There are plenty of bike folk who behave as though this is the law in Seattle (I noted a couple of blatant red-light-runners on my way in this morning). As much as I hate stopping and waiting, it's the law where I live. In Idaho they have it figured out: Treat all red-lights as Yields. No complete stop necessary, no waiting. Sure, if there's traffic you wait, but how much quicker would your commute be if you never had to wait at an empty red light. Time to write my congressman. At 180lb some seriously wasted momentum!


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Hungry Planet: What the World Eats
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Hungry Planet, an exhibit of photographs documenting what families around the world eat and providing a unique look at worldwide food consumption, is on display starting Saturday, October 18, 2008 at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St. The exhibit remains on display through Sunday, January 18, 2009.
The exhibit's 36 color photographs depict everything from American fast food restaurants and lavishly stocked bakery displays to Cuban food ration cards and a waterside market in Mali.
Hungry Planet was organized by COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts in Napa, California. The exhibit is toured by ExhibitsUSA, a national program of Mid-America Arts Alliance. Founded in 1972, Mid-America is a nonprofit regional arts organization based in Kansas City, Missouri.


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Models played muse to the glossed ripples hairstylist Orlando Pita created at Diane von Furstenberg. "Diane liked the look of the models as they arrived for their fitting—clean, freshly washed hair," he said. Naturally, this took a little work (as it may for you at home): After building a foundation with volumizing mousse, hairspray and texturizing powder, Pita brought on the bends with an interesting over/under curling iron technique.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. -- From Facebook to Pinterest, there is so much to like about social media.
"A lot of photos can be heartwarming. They might be photos that you find funny," said Patrick Kind with USC Aiken.
King is a social media expert. He says sometimes posts that ask you to like or share are really just clever ploys to get you to spread spam.
"The more you like the photo, the higher that ranking goes and then the more people it reaches," King said.
The higher the ranking, the more money made by the spammers.
Clicking like or sharing spam also increases your risk of getting hacked.
"They could get your personal contacts within your Facebook account," King warned.
They could even message your friends under your name without your knowledge.
If you do "like" something, make sure it isn't spam. All you have to do is hold your mouse of the posts and check out the web address that pops up at the bottom of your screen.
Almost all social media websites have options to report spam. Facebook even has a way to report offensive ads. All you have to do is click on the "X" by the ad and it will ask why you want to hide it.


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The films in the 2011 Fall Film Series examines the questions and dynamics that surround discernment. The films do not propose to carry you through a process of discernment. Rather, they aim to help you examine the way you discern. Discernment is simply the way we concretely live our relationship with God. When we live intimately with God we share the same heart and mind as God. We look on the world the same way, we have the same friends, and the same projects. Discernment incarnates that relationship. It is about fidelity, not success, inter-dependence not narcissism, trust rather than political acumen. We discern to find love and to remain in love. There are basically three different types of discernment. We discern 1. to find out what is the best thing to do in a situation 2. to discover what forces are at work in a situation and 3. to see if those forces work for good or not. When we discern we discover God gives us experiences not answers, and we are invited to read those answers from the perspective of the lover searching for a greater intimacy with the beloved.
The films chosen give examples of different discernments and the way those discernments played out in the lives of the characters involved. What we ask you to do, after looking at the film and getting some sense of what is going on is to ask yourself simple questions. What touched you in the film and why? How do these relate to your own life and your life experiences? What do they show you about your pattern of making decisions? How do they illuminate your good decisions? And how do they illuminate your bad decisions? How do they help you discern what is going on around you, in your culture, your communities and families and in your work?
If we see our response to every experience we have had as a way in which we and God speak to each other, what is God telling us through each film? Please note we are not asking what the moral of the film is. We are not asking for an objective analysis, and so an evasion of our personal interiority analysis. We are asking what is the inter-subjective drama that is going on between you and God as you enter the film as an act of contemplation.
Think of the films as composing you, and disposing you to meet God in your life.
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September 21, 2011 - Pride and Prejudice: Maps of Misreading
September 28, 2011 - The Reader: Trapped by One's Brokenness
October 5, 2011 - When We Leave : The Search for Integrity
October 12, 2011 - The Lemon Tree: The Ways of the World
October 19, 2011 - The Queen: What is Love in Action?
November 2, 2011 - Lourdes: Discernment: Looking for God in the world
November 9, 2011 - Departures: Living A Discerning Life
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On an average Monday morning, The Bookworm of Edwards receives 35 cases of newly released books, which contribute to the 14,000-15,000 books occupying the shelves. It's not easy to wade through new releases, bestsellers, book club picks and staff selections, which is why the Bookworm hosts a twice yearly Wine & Words event. Top reads of the season, books you can't put down and the best of what's to come will be the focus, along with the longstanding mantra of independent bookstores everywhere - there's nothing like a good book!In an effort to share the power of the written word - and to help guide readers to the best in literature this autumn - Tuesday's event will feature handpicked book selections from Eric Boss, publisher representative from Penguin Group; Lisa Ekelman, Bookworm bookseller; and Julie Cantrell, author of "Into the Free." Cantrell will sign copies of her novel at the event.Many of the 15 titles featured Tuesday will appeal to book club and individual readers alike. Here's a sneak peek at some of the books the three speakers will discuss. A complete list of titles will be available on the night of the event.Author Julie Cantrell, book club heroAs a busy mom of two active kids, author Julie Cantrell is always on the move."I teach English as a second language to elementary students, serve as an active volunteer on our local literacy council, and operate a sustainable farm with my husband," she said. "In the wee hours of the morning, I put on my writer hat and try to put words to page. I've always been an avid reader, and I am drawn to a wide variety of books and authors. My two favorite authors are Barbara Kingsolver and Gail Tsukiyama, but I'm always excited to find a unique voice or a new twist on old themes. The books I've selected for this event all meet that standard, and I'm honored to have the opportunity to share them with readers in Colorado." Currently Cantrell is editing her second novel, set to hit bookstores around this time next year.She recommends: "In 'The Vanishing Act' by Mette Jakobsen, readers will be captivated by this mystical tale set on a cold and isolated island," Cantrell said. "The story seems to have no real beginning or end, but carries us into a dreamlike fantasy in which everyone is seeking truth. With a dead boy's body washed to shore, a mother who has vanished, and a cast of fascinating post-war exiles, this debut novel dips into the debates of philosophy and dances along the line of insanity. Perhaps it can best be described as unique."Eric Boss knows booksPenguin rep Eric Boss has been selling books, on and off, since the early 1970s."I have labored in the mines of a library book jobber, the publication arm of Planned Parenthood, a regional wholesaler, a college bookstore and a monstrously large New York publisher," he said. "The last 22 years of my life have been spent in bookstores: 10 in one I managed, 12 as a publisher's rep. I truly don't know what else I could or would want to do."He recommends: "'On Canaan's Side' by Sebastian Barry is the most beautifully written book I have read in many years," Boss said. "It is heartbreaking, strong, deep and has great meaning for every reader, male or female. The protagonist is epic, the story is sweeping and sad but redemptive."Lisa Ekelman lives and works to readLisa Ekelman has been a familiar face at The Bookworm of Edwards for more than two years now. "I have found friendship, a sense of community, good coffee and crepes, and many wonderful books at the bookstore," she said. "I believe in the power of book and that books are necessary to deepen intelligence and enrich a soul."She recommends: "'The Prisoner of Heaven' by Carlos Ruiz Zafon is the third installment in The Cemetery of Forgotten Book series, which the author states 'can be read in any order, enabling the reader to explore the labyrinth of stories along different paths,'" Ekelman said. "This book is a perfect read for fall with stylish writing, Gothic atmosphere and a love letter to a classic 19th century novel 'The Count of Monte Cristo' by Alexandre Dumas. Set in Barcelona, Spain, during Franco's reign in 1957, it is an epic tale of imprisonment, betrayal, murder and love."Kelli Kostroski is the marketing and events manager at The Bookworm of Edwards.
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1. Interesting clubs
Won't join all of them, but these look interesting
- U of T Local Actions Impacting Globally (LAIG)
- U of T Junior Undiscovered Math Prodigies Tutoring Chapter
- U of T Best Buddies (St. George Campus Chapter)
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2. Dinner: Mild Italian sausage and baked potato
We're back to CookOrDie, folks! For those of you just tuning in, CookOrDie is my (so far non-fatal) attempt to learn how to cook by, well, forcing myself to eat the results of my experiments. Not a bad way to learn how to cook, mind you, and it certainly makes evenings interesting.
Today I went back to one of my CookOrDie staples. Sausages tend to be cheaper and easier to split into small portions than other sources of meat, and potatoes are a staple for cheap, easy-to-prepare carbohydrates. You can't beat the ease of microwaving a potato, and potatoes are hard to overcook!
I pricked two potatoes with a fork, smeared them with oil and microwaved them for four minutes, then turned them and microwaved them for another three.
Kathy usually boils her sausages, so I gave that a whirl. I took it out prematurely, though. Fortunately I sliced it open before popping it into my mouth--the core was still red! Silly me had already poured the previous contents of the pot down the drain, so I slipped the sausages into a fresh pot of water and set them boiling.
I then followed the package directions (panfry for 20-25 minutes, turning occasionally) for another two sausages for tomorrow's lunch. I carefully resisted the temptation to slice them open. =) They looked pretty good (or at least cooked, which is _very_ important). I munched on one piece to check for done-ness and taste.
Here's how dinner was originally prepared:
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I might be able to make do with one sausage and one potato next time, which gives me a total cost of CAD 0.78.
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A 45-year-old Lebanon man has been charged with poaching deer with a gun he wasn't legally supposed to own because he's a felon.
The Lebanon Daily Record (http://bit.ly/10vl4R0 ) reports that John Edward McGinnis III faces felony counts of unlawful use of a weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm.
McGinnis is a felon because he was convicted in 1998 of possession of a controlled substance.
McGinnis is jailed in Laclede County on a $150,000 cash-only bond. No court dates have been set. His attorney didn't immediately return a phone call.
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Yelp Gets Taste of Own Medicine, and Reviews Are Lukewarm
It's ratings time for Yelp and things are not going so well.
Yelp's four bank underwriters have launched coverage on the stock today after the typical 40-day quiet period and are decidedly underwhelmed with the stock. (The other underwriter, Allen & Co., doesn't do stock coverage.)
The Internet review company, which went public on March 2, has seen its shares soar 72% as of Tuesday's close, one of the best IPO performers of the year. But because of the rally, the banks which underwrote the offering have come out lukewarm on its shares. There isn't a single buy in the whole bunch.
Citigroup's star Internet analyst Mark Mahaney delivered a neutral review, saying the share price is too rich for even a "significant market opportunity."
Mahaney calls Yelp a market leader and slapped on a $28 price target, which still gives Yelp room to run up 12%, but feels it can't carry a buy.
"To steal a term, Mr. Market is clearly paying a very high premium for YELP's growth," Mahaney wrote. "But it seems reasonably clear to us that YELP has the potential to deliver premium growth."
Also launching coverage on Yelp today was Goldman Sachs, the top-left billing for the IPO, which also rates the stock a neutral.
Goldman analyst Heath Terry also says there is "outsized growth potential" for Yelp and notes it is in the early stages of making money off of its services. But he too believes the valuation is already full, delivering a $26 price target.
And wading into the waters with $23 price targets, meaning the stock is already overvalued: Oppenheimer with a "perform" and Jefferies with a hold.
Still, both have mostly good things to say.
Oppenheimer points out that Yelp only reaches 2.9% of all Internet users, meaning there is plenty of upside left.
"With a seven-year track record, Yelp is one of the longest running local business review sites on the web. Yelp traffic far exceeds traditional online directories, broad and niche-based review sites, and sites that offer 'daily deals,'" Oppenheimer's Jason Helfstein wrote.
Jefferies, meanwhile, says Yelp has proven to be "disruptive, scalable and should over time prove highly profitable." But that is all already priced in, the firm says.
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HOUSTON (December 13, 2012)—Former President George H. W. Bush can look forward to spending the holidays at home after nearly three weeks in a Houston hospital with a bronchitis-related cough, a spokesman said Thursday.
Methodist Hospital spokesman George Kovacik said Bush, 88, has steadily improved and remains stable as he battles the lingering effects of bronchitis.
Kovacik says Bush's treatment now centers on physical therapy to increase his strength.
The spokesman says doctors expect the former president to be able to celebrate Christmas at home with his family but no discharge date has been set yet.
Bush has been in the hospital since Nov. 23.
He also was in the hospital for the same cough-related illness for about a week in early November.
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USA, 2007, 121 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Action/Adventure, Thriller
New Zealand native Zoe Bell may be best remembered for a role that doesn't show her face, as Uma Thurman's stunt double in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2, a career high that followed more stunt work on many television shows, including doubling for Lucy Lawless on Xena: Warrior Princess. Since an acting turn in Tarantino's Death Proof that showcased not only her charm but her stunt ability, Ms. Bell has been cast in a steady stream of roles that have taken her into an exciting new direction of balancing acting and intense stunt work. Zoe Bell will receive our festival's Rising Star award at a special presentation of Death Proof.
This SDFF 35 special guest is memorably featured in Tarantino's 2007 meta-slasher film as one of a bevy of film-shoot cuties (including Rosario Dawson and Mary Elizabeth Winstead) who are hunted down by a psychotic stunt driver (Kurt Russell) who uses his car as his weapon. Hold tight: nobody rides a Dodge Challenger like Zoe Bell!
DIRECTOR: Quentin Tarantino
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