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Centrally store and backup your digital files
The Iomega StorCenter ix2 Network Storage, 2-bay is a compact desktop network storage device that is perfect for small businesses, home offices or advanced home networks, offering content sharing, data protection and basic video surveillance capabilities
Key Features:
- Desktop, compact, form factor
- Marvell 6282 CPU at 1.6GHz with 256MB DDR3 DRAM
- 2 x 3.5" Easy-Swap SATA-II Hard Disk Drives
- 1 x RJ45 10/100/1000Mbps (GbE) Ethernet port
- Capacity: Up to 6TB
- Configurations: Diskless (ix2-dl, 0 HDD), Partially Populated (1 HDD) or Fully Populated (2 HDD).
- Drive Capacities and Type: 1TB, 2TB, 3TB (SATA II)
- RAID Support: RAID 1 (mirror) with automatic RAID rebuild. JBOD mode also available.
- Network File Protocols Supported :CIFS/SMB/Rally (Microsoft), NFS (Linux/UNIX), AFP/Bonjour (Apple), FTP, SFTP, TFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, Windows DFS, SNMP.
- Gigabit Ethernet connectivity with Jumbo frame support and high performance embedded architecture.
- iSCSI target: Provides block-level access for the most efficient storage utilization, especially for backup, database and email application performance. It can be used in parallel with file-level storage access via CIFS/NFS.
- Ease of use:
- Easy three step setup - Simply plug into your router, power on, and download the integrated Iomega Storage Manager and QuikProtect backup software
- User friendly web-based management interface
- Web Interface accessible in 16 supported languages
- Simple Content Sharing:
- Access files from any networked Windows, Apple or Linux computer for easy file sharing
- Easily share content with friends and family outside of your home using the exclusive Iomega Personal Cloud feature. Invited guests will have access to read and write to files and folders on your network drive. No need to email file attachments
- Iomega Link iOS application:
- Iomega Link gives you a direct link to your StorCenter device via your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. You have the ability to upload, download, browse and stream content on your Iomega network storage devices using Iomega Link mobile app. (download app from iTunes).
- Built-in photo slide-show sharing feature - easily select and share your digital pictures on the web.
- File distribution made easy. Drop files into a designated distribution folder, and all of those on the distribution list automatically get an email with either the files attached, or a link to download the files.
- Active Directory Support: Functions as a client member in an Active Directory domain allowing the StorCenter ix2 to utilize the domain users and groups
- Data Replication/Device to Device Data Copy Jobs:
- Easily copy files to and from attached USB drives or any network share - including Iomega Personal Cloud locations - using the rsync or CIFS protocol
- Define your Copy Job to copy/synchronize files to and from connected drives and/or any other shared storage on your network
- Schedule jobs to run on a predetermined schedule
- Expandability: Add storage capacity by connecting external USB hard disk drives. Supports read/ write on Fat32, NTFS, ext2/ext3, or HFS+ formatted drives
- Application Manager: Third party applications can be installed using the embedded application manager.
- Data Organization and Access: Windows DFS organizes folders and files on a network, such that they appear to be all in one directory tree on a single Iomega StorCenter system, even if the folders reside on many devices in many different locations. WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning) enables viewing, adding, or deleting files on a StorCenter from the web, via HTTP or HTTPS for added security.
- Power Savings: Automatic hard drive spin-down assure the most efficient (minimal) power consumption.
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Support: Enables unattended system shutdown via the USB port without data loss in the case of power failure.
- Configuration Backup and Restore: allows you to back up and restore system configuration information. Backing up a configuration saves various system properties, including users, groups, device identification, and Share names and permissions.
- System Status: Consolidated resource on space utilization, device information, and status. In addition, you can manage controls such as device restart from here.
- SMART Hard Drive Monitor: Continually monitors and reports on the health of all drives in the Iomega StorCenter system.
- Reporting: Email alerts and Event Logging provide up-to-the minute updates on the status of your device even when you are away from your computer. SNMP agent monitoring helps administrators centrally manage the StorCenter ix2.
- Data Protection Software: Iomegas QuikProtect backup software is available for download.
- Iomega Personal Cloud: Iomega Personal Cloud is a patent-pending, web-based computing architecture that connects your Iomega StorCenter™ Network Storage Array devices to other individuals and/or devices via the Internet.
- Software Compatibility: Compatible with todays most common backup software, web browsers, media devices and computers.
- Warranty: 3 year limited warranty (with product registration)
- Video Surveillance Camera:
- Built in support for up to 5 UPnP (universal plug and play) network cameras by Axis, Bosch, and Panasonic to capture and store video without the need of a dedicated PC. Support for high-definition and configurable resolution and frame rate settings
- Downloadable Axis Video Hosting Solution (AVHS) for local to hosted cloud video storage and management.
- Downloadable MindTree SecureMind VSMS software. One camera license included, additional licenses available for purchase
- Multimedia:
- Built in Audio Video Media Server - UPnP DLNA Certified provides the ability to stream photos, audio content and videos to a variety of media devices, such as game consoles (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3), audio bridges, iTunes players, picture frames, Iomega ScreenPlay products and more.
- Create shared iTunes libraries to provide a central location for your music
- Social Media Sharing made easy: Convenient folders that automatically integrate with your social media accounts. Multiple accounts are no problem - just create another folder for each account.
- Facebook: Files dropped into your Facebook folder are automatically uploaded to your Facebook page.
- Flickr: Files dropped into your Flickr folder are automatically added to the designated Flickr photo album.
- YouTube: Videos dropped into your YouTube folder are automatically uploaded to your YouTube channel
- Torrent Download Manager: the Iomega ix2 manages peer-to-peer file transfers without the need of a dedicated PC.
- Digital Photography Tools
- Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP): No touch, automatic transfer of photos from digital cameras via the USB port.
- Photo resize: Automatically resize photos to a specified resolution
- Powerful Backup Functionality
- Full system backup with Iomega QuikProtect for PC or Time Machine for Mac.
- Time Machine Support: allows Apple users to easily backup any Mac computers running OS X (10.5 or later) using Time Machine.
- Iomega Personal Cloud Backup: Synchronize data between personal cloud member systems and the ix2.
- Public Cloud Backup: Use one of the integrated 3rd party cloud-based storage services such as Amazon S3 or MozyConnect to replicate data from your ix2 to your public cloud account.
- Cloud Disaster Recovery: Utilize two ix2 devices in different locations and the Iomega Personal Cloud function to create your own disaster recovery scheme.
- EMC Atmos Cloud Connector: The Atmos Connector software lets a user backup and share data using Iomega devices as the source and Atmos cloud technology as the target. Enabled by Iomegas integrated copyjob utility, customers can set up cloud folders and configure jobs to automatically copy data to any Atmos cloud.
- Total Data Protection
- Native security support with robust username and password authorized access. Create additional users and secure their content with password protection.
- User Quotas: Easily manage capacity by setting maximum limits per user.
- RSA BSAFE technology protects installs and upgrades.
- Virtualization
- Iomega StorCenter devices are certified for Citrix XenServer 5.6, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 R2, VMware vSphere 5.0 which makes them the most cost-effective solution for server virtualization.
- Full system backup with Iomega QuikProtect for PC or Time Machine for Mac.
- Time Machine Support:allows Apple users to easily backup any Mac computers running OS X (10.5 or later) using Time Machine.
- Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 R2
- VMware VSphere ESX5 iSCSI and NAS, XenServer, 5.5, 5.6 (w/ MPIO), iSCSI NFS.
- Iomega StorCenter ix2 Network Storage, 2-bay
- Ethernet cable
- Power supply
- Printed Quick Start Guide
- Software Download (with):
- StorCenter Manager software
- Iomega QuikProtect backup software
- User Help Documentation
- The Iomega StorCenter ix2 Network Storage has received the following certifications:
- Product Description
- Lenovo Iomega ix2 Network Storage - NAS server - 2 TB
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- USB 2.0 / Gigabit Ethernet
- Total Storage Capacity
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 2 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Dimensions (WxDxH)
- 14.86 cm x 9.93 cm x 20.16 cm
- Weight
- 2.49 kg
- Processor
- Marvell 1.6 GHz
- Storage Controller
- SATA SATA 3Gb/s - RAID 1, JBOD
- Hard Drive
- 2 x 1 TB SATA 3Gb/s
- Networking
- Network adapter 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE, USB 2.0
- Power
- System Requirements
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Microsoft Windows Vista / XP / 7, Red Hat Fedora Core 5, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, Red Hat Fedora Core 6, openSUSE 10.3, Red Hat Fedora Core 7, Debian Linux 4.0, Red Hat Fedora Core 8, Ubuntu 7.10, openSUSE 11.3, Apple MacOS X 10.5 - 10.7, Ubuntu 10.10
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- USB 2.0 / Gigabit Ethernet
- Total Storage Capacity
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 2 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Width
- 14.86 cm
- Depth
- 9.93 cm
- Height
- 20.16 cm
- Weight
- 2.49 kg
Processor / Memory
- Processors Installed
- Marvell 1.6 GHz
- RAM Installed
Storage Controller
- Type
- SATA - internal
- Interface Type
- SATA 3Gb/s
- Data Transfer Rate
- 300 MBps
- Max Storage Devices Qty
- 2
- RAID Level
Hard Drive
- Type
- Capacity
- 2 x 1 TB
- Interface Type
- SATA 3Gb/s
- Type
- Network adapter
- Data Link Protocol
- 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE, USB 2.0
- Network / Transport Protocol
- FTP, Bonjour, SMB
- Remote Management Protocol
- Network Services Compatibility
- DFS, Microsoft CIFS, Network File System (NFS), Apple File Protocol (AFP)
- Features
- UPnP Media Server, Apple Time Machine compatible, WebDAV server
- Compliant Standards
- IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, DLNA CERTIFIED, UPnP
Security DVR
- Features
- Watermark
Expansion / Connectivity
- Expansion Bays
- 2 (total) / 0 (free) x internal - 3.5"
- Interfaces
- 1 x Ethernet 1000Base-T - RJ-45 , 1 x USB 2.0 - Type A
- Features
- UPS support, device-to-device data replication
- Power Device
- X internal power supply
- Voltage Required
Software / System Requirements
- Software Included
- MindTree SecureMind Video Surveillance Manager
- OS Required
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Microsoft Windows Vista / XP / 7, Red Hat Fedora Core 5, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, Red Hat Fedora Core 6, openSUSE 10.3, Red Hat Fedora Core 7, Debian Linux 4.0, Red Hat Fedora Core 8, Ubuntu 7.10, openSUSE 11.3, Apple MacOS X 10.5 - 10.7, Ubuntu 10.10
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Iomega 2TB (2 x 1TB) StorCenter ix2 NAS
Reviewed by Andrew G. Review Posted 31/05/2013
at this price - its a crime not to buy one (or 2)..
Soooo easy to use and the knowledge that your data will be backed up twice !! as the device is mirrored and spreads your info over both drives.
External access is a breeze even for the novice.. your own personal cloud !!
Buy one now or buy a plastic sheet to stop your tears flooding your laptop - when you miss out !!!
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
Easy to set up and use.
Reviewed by Bob. Review Posted 25/09/2013
I bought this for my home network. I work from home and I run two laptops and a desktop using the Iomega ix2 as a file server. Set up easily, good online support and manuals. Initially I had the Iomega connected to the back of the router, worked fine. I have set it up with a desktop network switch and network cables to increase the speed of file transfer as I deal with a lot of photos and large files. Great range of features including scheduled back up to cloud storage. User interface simple and easy to use. Great price for two 1TB disks and a Raid set up.
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
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Reviewed by Peter Boyden. Review Posted 02/07/2013
This product is very difficult to set up and I'm far from being a novice.
The software for backup (QuiqProtect) installs but doesn't work and when I did finally get to speak to a representative in USA, he told me that they didn't use this product any more and don't support it now.
He kindly suggested that I buy some backup software !!
I'm a very patient person but trying to get any assistance from them is useless.
I'm going to send this back unless it gets resolved very soon.
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I have just purchased qcad-184.108.40.206-1 (linux) and it crashes as soon as I try to open / save a file.
the following is written to the console before the crash:
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /
QObject::connect: Cannot queue arguments of type 'QTextCursor'
(Make sure 'QTextCursor' is registered using qRegisterMetaType().)
Everything else works fine (I can open files from the command line and save then by clicking the save icon).
I have also tried to delete the QCAD.ini as suggested in other posts, but that did not help....

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To the Editor:
Credit expansion, wrote the great Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises, is not a nostrum to make people happy. "The boom it engenders must inevitably lead to a debacle and unhappiness."
That seems a pretty accurate summary of the current situation for the western economies: a debacle, and unhappiness. Von Mises also wrote that "The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment."
As we in the U.S. continue to go down the Democrats' policy of borrow and spend, we might stop to realize that every time we print more money we reduce the value of the dollar. Our children will be the "beneficiaries" of this policy. All you people below the age of 50 should be aware of this inheritance that the Democrats are leaving you for your future. Tell your representatives to balance the budget and swallow the temporary pill.
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NOTE: Hydraulic valve lifters are used; no valve adjustment is required. When valve and/or valve seat is machined, valve clearance is reduced and may cause improper valve operation. Different length push rods are available for correcting clearance. Valve lifter must be collapsed to check valve clearance. 1. With valve cover removed, position piston No. 1 at TDC of compression stroke. Completely collapse cylinder No. 1 intake valve lifter and hold valve lifter collapsed. Using feeler gauge, measure clearance between rocker arm and valve stem. 2. Clearance should be within specification. Refer to COLLAPSED VALVE LIFTER CLEARANCE table. Replace push rod, if necessary, to obtain correct clearance. 3. Position crankshaft as specified. See, in this article, VALVE CLEARANCE CHECKING SEQUENCE table, and check appropriate valves. Replace push rods if clearance is not within specification. 4. If push rod(s) is replaced, ensure corresponding cylinder piston is below TDC. It will be necessary to loosen or remove rocker arm to replace push rod. CAUTION: DO NOT operate or crank engine after installing push rod until valve lifter has leaked down to normal operating position. COLLAPSED VALVE LIFTER CLEARANCE


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Saturday, February 2, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Re'mon Nelson became USC Aiken's all-time assists leader and the Pacers claimed a 76-62 Peach Belt Conference victory over Augusta State on Saturday evening at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
The victory was USC Aiken's first regular-season victory in Augusta since the 2001-02 season when the Pacers bested Augusta State, 65-61, on Feb. 23, 2002. USC Aiken is 5-0 at the Convocation Center against the Jaguars since the 2007-08 season.
USC Aiken (14-5, 10-2 PBC) with the victory over Augusta State (10-8, 5-6 PBC) now has a two-game lead over second-place UNC Pembroke (14-7, 7-4 PBC) and Armstrong Atlantic State (11-7, 7-4 PBC) in the Peach Belt Conference East Division.
The Pacers also now own the overall lead for the race for the Peach Belt Conference regular-season crown over Montevallo (14-6, 10-3 PBC) and Young Harris (14-5, 9-3 PBC).
Already the all-time leader in steals in Pacer history, Nelson (Columbus, Ohio/Canal Winchester HS) dished out eight assists to claim the all-time record in school history in the category. He now has 446 assists in his four-year Pacer career.
USC Aiken opened the game by scoring six of the first eight points. Augusta State would own its final lead of the game with just under 16 minutes to play in the opening stanza.
USC Aiken would hold a slight 20-19 advantage with 5:10 remaining in the first half.
The Pacers would then proceed to go on a 12-3 run to own a 32-22 lead with just over a minute left in the first half of action.
USC Aiken finished the first half shooting 48.1 percent (13-for-27) as a team. Augusta State shot 31 percent (9-for-29) in the first half as a team.
Paul Larsen (Mooresville, N.C./Mercer) led the Pacers in the first stanza with 12 points and five rebounds.
USC Aiken controlled most of the play over the opening minutes of the second half, owning a 52-40 advantage with 10:26 left in the game.
A little while later with under two minutes to play, USC Aiken had pushed its lead to as many as 21 points at 73-52 after a DeVontae Wright (Goose Creek, S.C /The Citadel) alley-oop to Santoine Butler (Augusta, Ga./Gardner-Webb).
USC Aiken finished the win over Augusta State shooting 46.2 percent (24-for-52) as a team. Augusta State shot just 37.3 percent (22-for-59) as a team in its loss to the Pacers. USC Aiken hit 33.3 percent (6-for-18) of its 3-point attempts, while Augusta State was only able to knock down 18.2 percent (2-for-11) of its 3-point attempts as a team.
Larsen led a trio of Pacers in double figures in the game with 21 points and nine rebounds. He was 7-for-9 from the field in the game.
Ronald Zimmerman (Columbia, S.C./Spring Valley HS) ended the Pacer win with 15 points on five 3-pointers. Jesse Seilern (Innsbruck, Austria/Kapfenberg HS) closed the Pacer win with 10 points, five rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block.
Ryan Weems led three Jaguars in double figures with 12 points.
Winners of five straight, USC Aiken will next travel to Greenwood, S.C. to face off against Peach Belt Conference foe Lander at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6.


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On Prep Sports: Fall sports season is much anticipated in Mid-Ohio Valley
August 1, 2013
It's been a long summer. While summer vacations typically bring smiles to the faces of high school students and teachers, it is kind of a dead period for high school sports fans such as myself....
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firefly wrote: Bicycle wrote: Is this an appropriate place to discuss Jared Loughner MK Ultra connections?
I'd say that this is THE place to talk about that! heh.
I always think about the posibility of MK ultra being involved with such senseless and possible political changing murders such as this. Then when I saw on his youtube video how he talks about sleepwalking and how his favorite thing is conscious dreaming, it made me think of what's called "sleeper agents".
But with all conspiracies revolving around MK Ultra, it's pretty hard to find concrete evidence supporting such theories. So I like to focus on what we know for a FACT and that is the media's handling of this story and their focus.
I feel that the media's coverage is completely over exagerating the severity of the incident. Would members of the media be as upset if it didn't involve a congress woman? I really doubt it. So this brings up the question, is it more of a tragedy? Is a congress woman's life more valuable then a regular citizen? If people answer yes to this question then they are severely brainwashed.
Now people are saying that conspiracy theorists are dangerous, demonizing "left wingers" and even pot heads. It's another example of the criminalization of certain ideas and thoughts. Lashing out against the critical thinkers of our society.
So whether or not it was MK ultra, what's important I think is that we don't make associations with this killer and forms of critical thought. If these incidences start happening more and more often, then I think we should investigate the posibility of MK Ultra being involved.
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Dental assistants must have basic knowledge about periodontal disease before attending the Periodontal Expanded Functions-Basic course. The basic knowledge includes: what makes oral hygiene instruction effective; how to modify patient behavior to improve compliance with oral hygiene regimens; predisposing factors that relate to motivation to act or change; how antimicrobials work, and their use in preventing and treating periodontal diseases. This online course consists of pre-tests, learning activities, and post-tests in the two modules. To complete this course, dental assistants must earn a score of 80 percent or better on each post-test. Upon successful completion of the two modules in this course, dental assistants will be able to register for the Periodontal Expanded Functions-Basic course.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Distinguish between effective and ineffective oral hygiene instruction. • Discuss methods about how to modify patient behavior to improve compliance with oral hygiene regimens. • Explain how predisposing factors relate to patient motivation to act or change behaviors. • Clarify how antimicrobials work and their use in preventing and treating periodontal diseases.
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Saturday April 20, 2013
WEST, Texas (AP) -- A town official says the area impacted by a fertilizer plant blast is safe and some residents will be allowed to return to their homes.
City Council member Steve Vanek says the first wave of residents will be allowed in beginning later Saturday. They will be subject to a curfew.
The West Fertilizer Co. exploded Wednesday, killing 14 people and injuring dozens of others. Swaths of the town were leveled, and dozens of homes damaged.
Earlier Saturday officials had said there were gas tanks leaking in the area of the explosion causing small fires, but they were contained.
Friday April 19, 2013
WEST, Texas (AP) -- Federal investigators and the state fire marshal's office will be moving toward an inspection of the site of Wednesday's explosion at a Texas fertilizer plant, looking for evidence that may point to a cause.
A spokeswoman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says the investigation is starting at the perimeter of the explosion, and will work inward toward the destroyed fertilizer company itself.
As investigators move inward, authorities say, residents will gradually be allowed to return to their homes.
But the town of West won't easily recover. An apartment complex was badly shattered by the explosion. A school was set on fire and heavily damaged, and a nursing home was left in ruins.
Authorities confirmed today that the bodies of 12 people were recovered from the fertilizer plant and the surrounding area. The victims are believed to include a small group of first-responders who headed toward the plant to fight the fire that would apparently touch off the explosion.
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kids these days when i was out there a while ago there was a teenage girl sitting on the baskets. so we told her to watch out. what does she do? moves to the next holes basket and sits on the ground under it. when told to watch out again her and her boy move to the very next hole and do the same thing, when asked if the are retarted i got no response-answered my question perfectlyghstinshll wrote:The kids smoking @ the bridge really pisses me off. I called the police one day to ask them to check out the park every so often, especially in the afternoons. Maybe I need to call & remind them.
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You are right, exactly same exception generated in your log again when buffer was growing up....need to check it eg. with XBMC in the evening...
OK, tested latest GIT version with ThreadSafe code and without it and I wasn't able to replicate your prob.
I tested it on Windows XBMC also with faked "UserAgentSearch" to detect it like SamsungAllShare and no problems found.
What size of buffer you have? Try to change it if it affects when exception is generated(if it is exactly in time when buffer is filled or it doesn't matter on its size)


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Vail Resorts is spending $20 million on 430 acres of urban skiing at two ski areas near Minneapolis and Detroit.
Afton Alps in Minnesota and Mount Brighton in Michigan are close to cities that are home to more than 468,000 active skiers. Vail plans to develop racing programs, terrain parks, coaching and sweeping overhauls to both hills. Both the 300-acre Afton Alps - the largest ski area near a major city in the Midwest - and the 130-acre Mount Brighton will be connected to Vail's Epic Pass program, uniting the two with the company's seven premier ski areas in Colorado and California.
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The date is set and its time to showcase your skills. We are looking for possibly two players to complete our already explosive roster. Currently looking for a middle infielder and a outfielder on the defensive side of the ball and someone with speed and consistency at the plate( pref Slapper- lead off). Player must have a good attitude and knowledge of game. Any position is welcome to come tryout and if they are going to make this team stronger they will not be overlooked. If your daughter wants to get to the next level and has what it takes to play at a high level against some of the best teams in the Southeast don't miss out on this opportunity. The Nighthawks organization has helped hundreds of girls get college scholarships over the years, and we pride ourselves on getting the players ready for the next level. We are going to be playing a ASA schedule this summer a long with College showcase and exposure tourneys. So don't miss out on this opportunity for your daughter to join a great organization and get her to the next level. Please contact us if you would like to attend the tryout we have had a great number of girls interested and look forward to seeing the talent on display at the tryout. Thanks Coach Littlejohn.
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There are generally two kinds of Nicolas Cage films, both of which can make you wince.
In movies such as "Leaving Las Vegas," "Red Rock West" and "Vampire's Kiss," the Oscar-winning actor shows occasional brilliance as a somewhat sympathetic character whose actions aren't always easy to watch but -- like a bad accident -- we can't look away from. Then there are movies such as "Face/Off," "8MM" and "Ghost Rider," which are painful to watch for other reasons -- mostly because we know he can do better.
So it's good to see Cage back in positive-wince territory in the new film "Joe," in which he plays a blue collar ex-con in rural Texas trying to resume an ordinary life despite his violent past -- and despite the fact that, even with a big heart, he suffers setback after setback.
It's not Cage's best performance -- it's occasionally tough not seeing it as Nicolas Cage doing Nicolas Cage. For one thing, he talks like Nicolas Cage, instead of someone waist-deep in a tough, impoverished region of Texas.
But overall, he's still convincing, and "Joe," adapted from the Larry Brown novel of the same name, is a captivating film. Director David Gordon Green paints a bleak picture of a Southern town full of drunks, nuts, and drunken nuts. The story starts with the appearance of a family of drifters, including Wade Jones (Gary Poulter). In a chilling bit of realism -- which adds significantly to the film's powerful authenticity -- Poulter was a homeless man with no professional acting experience who, after stealing scenes in "Joe" with an outraged and downright frightening performance, died on an Austin, Texas, street shortly after filming.
Poulter is the violent, alcoholic father of 15-year-old Gary (Tye Sheridan), whose eagerness to provide for his abused mother and mute sister prompts Joe Ransom (Cage) to take him under his wing, thus providing a path for Joe's assumed salvation. Fueling the film's desperate and bleak tone is the coiled tension between Joe and Gary's father, who will do anything for a drink (the length to which he will actually go is shocking).
Then there's the small-time criminal/scumbag Willie (a nasty Ronnie Gene Blevins), who has some payback issues with Joe, and the local police force, with which Joe has continuous conflict. Much of the film feels like a race between Joe's attempts to save Gary and the inevitable outbreak of preordained violence that will seal the fate of at least some of the characters.
Getting in the way occasionally is some gratuitous sex and the mostly unnecessary love interest in Connie (Adriene Mishler), a sort-of girlfriend who needs Joe but realizes he comes with a serious amount of drama, usually because he insists on taking what he believes is the virtuous path, against all reason.
Set in a town where folks see a deer stuck on a fence, get out of the car and bring it home for dinner, "Joe" offers relief from the bleak tension at times by offering scenes of humanity and bits of humor (an old man somehow good at break dancing, a weirdly funny scene involving a dogfight, and Joe trying to teach Gary "how to make a cool face"). Green and screenwriter Gary Hawkins take care to develop the characters that you will either root for or hope will meet the worst end possible. Either way, "Joe" ties up the audience emotionally.
The ugly bleakness exhibited in "Joe" isn't the same kind of stylized darkness one finds in Cormac McCarthy stories, for example. "Joe," while not in the same class as films like "No Country for Old Men," nevertheless feels more real. As for Cage, he isn't always on his game, but when he is, very few actors can match his sense of intensity and inner pain. A few more films like "Joe," and we might start forgetting all those other-wince-inducing movies he made.
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Rating: R (violence, disturbing material, language, some strong sexual content)
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Tye Sheridan, Gary Poulter, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Adriene Mishler
Director: David Gordon Green
Running time: 1 hour, 57 minutes


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Design for U-M Museum of Art Expansion Wins Major National Architecture Award
October 19, 2004—The American Institute of Architects (AIA) New York Chapter has announced that the design for the expansion and renovation of the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) by Allied Works Architecture has won a coveted design award in the Project category, one of three categories presented annually. Awards in this category were made this year to only four projects around the world; the additional recipients include Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's design for the ARB Bank Headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and a project for the municipality of Aalborg in Aalborg, Denmark by Christoff: Finio Architecture.
The AIA New York Chapter Project Awards recognize exceptional projects scheduled to be built, as well as conceptual work such as temporary installations, land art, original research, urban design, and a vast array of un-built projects, including designs developed for competition submissions. The AIA New York Chapter bestows design awards in two other categories: Architecture Awards, which recognize design excellence for completed architecture of all types of buildings, urban design, restoration, preservation, and adaptive re-use projects; and Interior Architecture Awards, which acknowledge achievement in the field of interior design.
The $35 million UMMA project includes a 53,000 square foot addition with new galleries; state-of-the-art storage facilities; educational spaces such as an auditorium, classrooms, and "object study" classrooms; an expanded art conservation lab; improved visitor amenities; and substantial restoration and renovation to its current facility. Collectively, these improvements will allow the Museum to fulfill its educational mission in a facility equal to its expanding programmatic needs and expectations.
Considered one of the finest university art museums in the country with collections in excess of 17,000 works of art and a diverse and ambitious schedule of special exhibitions and events, UMMA holds extraordinary African, Asian, and Western art collections, including masterworks by such artists as Dürer, Guercino, Whistler, Monet, Picasso, and today's avant-garde.
Founded in 1867, the AIA New York Chapter is the oldest and largest chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the leading professional organization for architects in the United States. The AIA New York Chapter is dedicated to three goals—public outreach, professional development, and design excellence. The Chapter's members include 3,200 practicing architects, allied professionals, students, and public members interested in civic design. To fulfill its mission, the Chapter sponsors an array of programs that explore the role of architects in housing, planning, historic preservation, and urban design and hosts an annual Design Awards Program to recognize excellence in these areas.


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The following examples demonstrate how to configure Resin 3.0.15 to start in target/resin3x and deploy a WAR located in path/to/simple.war using the Java API. The default port is 8080. Please note that the container.start() and container.stop() methods wait until the container is fully started and fully stopped before continuing. Thus, for any action you are executing after, you are assured the container is completely operational.
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CARGO can be used using its Java API as it is shown here. In addition to a Java API, CARGO also has ANT tasks and a Maven2 plugin:
Static deployment means that the Deployable is deployed before the container is started. Here's an example using the strongly typed Java API:
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I have just started with this tool, and I saw the nifty "install as windows service" button in the program. I don't like having programs running in my taskbar all the time, so I clicked it, and got it running, and it seems to work ok, but it doesn't read the config that I set up with the non-service program. I understand this is because the config is under my user profile and the service runs as a different user. My question is this: Is there a way to pass a path to the service as it starts up that points to a P3MS configuration file, or if not, is there a separate file somewhere I can edit to change the configuration of the service version?
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CONLER MILRAD 41638 wrote:So I know we sort of mentioned this in passing on Wednesday's round at 13th but I really think we should do a night of hold 'em this next week and use discs as the pot. Just about any night next week would work for me. If we do this the disc would have to be an 8-10 rated (condition wise) and good plastic (Champ, Star, ESP, Z, Opto or Evolution (essentially for equality overall.)) Let's discuss.
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Please read below for more details on commonly practiced cultural and ethnic heritage months.
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each September 15 - October 15 in the United States of America to recognize the contributions made by people of Hispanic descent and to celebrate Hispanic culture. Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15 because it is the anniversary of 5 Latin American countries' Independence Day: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
German American Heritage Month: Beginning on October 6, 1987 as German American Day, the culture and achievement of Americans of German descent is now celebrated during a month-long period between. Established in 1995, German American Heritage Month spans these dates so as to encompass festivals like Oktoberfest and Steuben parades.
Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Transgender History Month is celebrated in October. The month of October was chosen because National Coming Out Day (October 11) was already established and a widely known event. LGBT History Month is intended to encourage honesty and openness about being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
Italian Heritage Month is set in October to coincide with Columbus Day. Italian Heritage Month celebrates the many achievements and successes of not only Americans of Italian descent, but also Italians living in America. America was named after an Italian (Amerigo Vespucci). It is also important to note that language plays a very large part of this celebration as it is thought of as an intrinsic part of Italian culture.
Polish American Heritage Month is celebrated each year in October to commemorate the contributions to American society made by those of Polish descent.
Native American Heritage Month was initially celebrated in 1916 by the state of New York. It was not until 1990 that then President George H.W. Bush established it as a month long festival. Not only does Native American Indian Heritage Month showcase the rich culture of the native people of this land, but also honors those American Indians that have suffered injustices. Therefore, we celebrate all Native Americans during the month of November.
AIDS Awareness Month: In December, we honor those who have become infected by the AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) virus by helping Americans become more aware of it. Caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), AIDS has killed more than 25 million people since 1981, not just in the United States, but all over the world.
World AIDS Day: Celebrated each December 1, World AIDS day is dedicated to raising awareness about the AIDS epidemic around the globe. AIDS has killed more than 25 million people becoming one of the worst epidemics man has ever faced.
Dr. Martin Luther King Day: On the third Monday of January each year, we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Dr. Martin Luther King Day is the only national holiday commemorating the actions of an African-American. Originally petitioned to honor King's dedication to trade unions, it would be established on November 2, 1983 by Ronald Reagan.
Black History Month: Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month, is celebrated each February in the United States. Because of the timing of the birthdays of two very important individuals in the fight to end slavery, Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, Black History Week was originally slated for the second week in February in 1926. In 1976 it was expanded to encompass the entire month of February to recognize the significant achievements made by the African-American community in all aspects of American society.
Women's History Month: Annually celebrated in March, Women's History Month acknowledges the many contributions women have made in America's rich past. From its beginnings as International Women's Day on March 8, 1911, it has been expanded twice by the United States Congress first as a weeklong celebration in 1981 and to its current month-long celebration in 1987.
Irish American History Month is celebrated every March. We honor the achievements made by Irish-Americans during this time. For many generations those of Irish heritage have contributed to our society. It is for this reason that we take pride in celebrating Irish culture.
Scottish American Heritage Month is celebrated in April. National Tartan Day, held each year on April 6 in the United States, celebrates the historical links between Scotland and North America and the contributions Scottish Americans have made to US history and society. Frequently, Scottish culture is celebrated through festivals known as Highland games. Various events include Whisky tastings, eating Haggis, Caber toss, Hammer throws, and traditional Scottish dances.
Asian & Pacific Islander Month: In May, we recognize the contributions of those of Asian and Pacific Islander decent. Asian Pacific American Heritage month began in 1978 as Asian American Heritage Week celebrated the first week of every May, chosen because the first immigrants from Japan arrived on May 7, 1843. It has since been expanded to encompass the entire month of May.
Cinco De Mayo: Widely celebrated in the United States, Cinco de Mayo ("Fifth of May") is a National holiday in Mexico. Commonly misconceived as Mexican Independence Day, Cinco de Mayo actually celebrates the victory of Mexican forces led by General Ignacio Zaragoza over the French occupational forces in the Battle of Puebla on 05 May 1862.
Jewish American Heritage Month is celebrated in May. Seeking a place to practice their beliefs without fear of prosecution, Jewish settlers first came to America. We celebrate that trek and celebrate the faith and culture of the Jewish people. Through their faith and commitment, America has become a more soulful nation and it is with this in mind that we honor them.
Caribbean American Heritage Month is an opportunity to show our appreciation for the many ways Caribbean Americans have contributed to our country. Caribbean Americans have helped to shape our national fabric with their vibrant traditions and their unique history. We celebrate and recognize the Caribbean Americans whose determination and hard work have helped make our country a better place.
Black Music Month: Not only has the work of African American musicians inspired us as a people for generations, but it has also infused itself with the popular music of today. Bearing this in mind, we honor Black musicians during the month of June, celebrating those that paved the way for rap, hip-hop, R & B, and every other genre with smooth jazz and ethereal vocals.
Juneteenth Celebration: Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865. On that day Union soldiers rode through Texas announcing that Lincoln had given the Emancipation Proclamation freeing the slaves. Celebrated informally since 1865, Texas became the first state to celebrate it officially on June 3, 1979. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.
Independence Day: On July 4, 1776 the United States of America declared its independence from Great Britain. It is an iconic day to Americans celebrating their freedom thanks to the ancestors who fought for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Through generations it has morphed from an anti-British-rule celebration to a celebration of what makes us the USA.


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Hotel le Saint-Malo
The Saint-Malo is a charming European-style hotel ideally located in the heart of Montreal. You are only steps away from Montreal's most commercial street, Sainte-Catherine St., where you will discover the Faubourg Sainte-Catherine, a huge market with its unique architecture and variety of ethnic restaurants. The hotel is within walking distance are Concordia University, the Canadian Center for Architecture, the Marguerite d'Youville Museum and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
All rooms have recently been totally renovated. Each room is en-suite and has modern amenities such as a colour cable TV, direct access telephone with voice mail, free high speed internet access, hairdryer, and ironing facilities. A mini-bar, movies and Nintendo games are also available on request.
PLEASE NOTE: Our quad rooms consist of 2 double beds.
The Guy-Concordia subway station is only two blocks from the hotel and a two-minute drive will take you to the Ville-Marie highway, your gateway to anywhere in North America!
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From Guy Concordia metro station: Take the St-Mathieu exit and make a right on de Maisonneuve. Then go straight ahead and make a left on Du fort.
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Follow the indications for the Downtown area. Take autoroute 20 East. Continue on autoroute 720 and take the Guy Street exit continuing straight to boulevard De Maisonneuve West where you turn left and left again on Du Fort Street. The Hotel is located at the 1445 Du Fort, south of the boulevard De Maisonneuve, on the left side of the street.
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Morgan Square ice rink draws nearly 5,400 visitors in first three weeks
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 3:34 p.m.
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Spartanburg City Manager Ed Memmott reported to City Council during its meeting Monday that 5,363 people have visited the ice skating rink on Morgan Square since it opened last month.
Memmott said four weeks remain to enjoy the rink, which has generated a "remarkable amount of interest."
Mayor Junie White said the rink has been great for downtown, but the warm weather has forced the venue to close early and open late a couple of days.
"There's only one problem, hot weather," White said, adding everyone should hope for cooler temperatures so skating could continue throughout the holidays.
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A six-month operation by the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics resulted in the arrest of 20 people in McComb.
The arrests were a result of an operation dubbed "Gone Shopping," which was so named because the alleged drug sales took place at a McComb shopping center, said MBN Director Marshall Fisher.
Fisher said those arrested are considered to be lower- to mid-level drug dealers of heroin, crack cocaine, marijuana and the prescription drugs, Xanax and Suboxone.
"They are a mobile group. Some with two or more known addresses," Fisher said.
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Once again one of our favorite festivals is this weekend, Sept 8 & 9, and the following two weekends in September. They have great artisans displaying their hand made goods, good outdoor food, colonial re-enactments, music and more. The event is held rain or shine at Clay's Park in Massillon.
Make it a perfect weekend by staying at Whispering Pines.
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Topic: transplants in europe
In Europe there are centers performing transplants on cholangiocarcinoma?
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In Europe there are centers performing transplants on cholangiocarcinoma?
As far as I know they do not. But, I would love to find out otherwise. Let me know if I can help you.
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i believe St. Vincent's hospital in Ireland follows the Mayo protocol. I'm guessing there are other locations in Europe also..
Ahsley.....is this for CC patients in Ireland?
The Charite' hospital system in Berlin follows the Mayo protocol. A friend in Toronto I've dealt with had her German friend placed in their care and he is now a one year CC transplant survivor.
Here is the link for info.
Hi Marion,
Yes the protocol in Ireland is for CC. Also, I can't remember exactly but someone I spoke with who was in the protocol here either had their doc here train the docs in Ireland or vice versa.. anyway that reminder led me to google it and sure enough, St. Vincent's does the transplant for CC. :-)
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Wolcott boys knock off St. Paul, 60-48
Mike Bozzuto netted a game-high 21 points for host Wolcott as it defeated St. Paul, 60-48, Monday in NVL Brass Division action. Nick Japs added 19 points for the Eagles (10-6).
Kyle Dube led the Falcons (8-8) with 18 points, and Jake Kawiecki had 11.
Northwestern 73, Thomaston 56: John Stevens netted a game-high 30 points to lead Northwestern in BL action in Thomaston.
Conner Guiheen added 16 points for the Highlanders (15-0), and Jimi Phillips chipped in with 10.
Andrew Stern led the Golden Bears (8-8) with 14 points, while Alex Gagne and Jack Kelley added 11 points apiece.
Wilcox Tech 70, Litchfield 57: Roosevelt Shider poured in a game-high 41 points to lead Wilcox Tech over host Litchfield in a nonleague contest.
Luis Torres and Ryan Kingsland contributed nine points each for the Indians (9-7).
Darrin Newbury led the Cowboys (3-13) with 21 points, including six treys, while Steven Rinquist added 20 points.
Wilbur Cross 68, Cheshire 59: Chan Williams Bey recorded 21 points for Wilbur Cross as it earned an SCC victory in Cheshire.
Joshua Fleming and Mike Judkins had 18 and 10 points for the Governors (14-2), respectively.
Eric Dietrich and Collin Jordan had 16 points apiece for the Rams (8-7), and Andrew Yamin chipped in with 11 points.
Pomperaug 78, Faith Prep 59: Lucien Fortier scored a game-high 37 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for Pomperaug as it defeated Faith Prep (1-8) in New Milford.
Nathan Rubinstein and Tyler Harrington added 12 points apiece for the Panthers (5-11), and Ryan Johannes chipped in with eight points.
Bristol Eastern 55, Plainville 44: Mike Belton scored a team-high 17 points for Bristol Eastern as it gained a CCC victory over Plainville.
Ryan Chiasson and Kevin Love had 14 points apiece for the Lancers (8-7), as they qualified for the Class L state tournament with the win.
Eric Fischer had 22 points for the Blue Devils (0-16).
St. Paul 34, Wolcott 26: Kelly McMahon and Lizzy Ferraro had nine points each for the visiting Falcons (10-8) in NVL action.
Cassidy Cody led the Eagles (10-8) with seven points. Kayla Briere added five.
Cheshire 42, Sheehan 37: Lauren Como scored a team-high 11 points for Cheshire as it clinched at least a share of the SCC Housatonic Division title.
Missy Bailey added eight points for the Rams (9-9) while Sara Como chipped in seven.
The Rams can clinch the division title outright tonight with a win over Amity. at Cheshire High's East Gym at 7.
Chase Collegiate 48, Christian Heritage 35: Natalie Fitzgerald recorded 12 points and 10 rebounds for Chase Collegiate in Waterbury.
Emily Grimes had 12 points, Idalis Miranda added 10 points and seven assists and Taylor Brady had eight points, eight rebounds and six assists for the Highlanders (10-5).
Bristol Eastern 53, Plainville 40: Daijia Brooks had 17 points and Amanda Zdun added 15 for the visiting Lancers in CCC action.
Karissa Smith chipped in nine points and 11 rebounds for Eastern (11-6). Jamella Shoultz also scored nine points.
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The award winning a cappella sensation, Home Free, will be in concert in Springfield, Feb. 9 at the Springfield High School Performing Arts Center. The concert begins at 7 p.m.
Advance concert tickets are available at the Springfield Advance-Press office or at the door the night of the concert.
The group, sponsored by the Springfield Community Theatre, is a distinctive combination of comedy and music featuring five male vocalists with extensive theatrical and musical training.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Andrew Bogut is on a salvage mission.
The Warriors center considers his regular-season performance a failure, a disaster severe enough for him to start thinking about life beyond basketball. With his surgically repaired left ankle letting him down, he missed 50 games, was limited in plenty of others and was mostly a liability on offense.
His plan: make up for it in the playoffs.
He got off to a great start with his play in the Warriors' first-round upset of Denver. Against San Antonio, the No. 2 seed and a formidable inside team, Bogut's importance to the Warriors increases. He can make everyone forget about his "nightmare" season with a good showing in the second round.
"I'm going to do my best, leave it all on the floor," said Bogut, whose ankle is still giving him problems. "It's a cliché, but that was my goal coming into the playoffs, knowing I had a subpar regular season. I was going to try to get something out of this season by having a successful playoff campaign."
There was plenty of talk at Warriors practice about taking their game to another level. For Bogut, though, it might be too much to ask that he play even better than he did in the first round. He won't elaborate on how he feels, because "everybody's banged up."
"In fairness, he's not 100 percent right now," coach Mark Jackson said. "When he has a live body and he's feeling great, we feel comfortable with what he's doing on the floor. Some nights, or some days, obviously it's more of a challenge."
So the challenge for the Warriors is to get the same Bogut from the first round, only more often.
The Spurs have a future Hall of Famer they can post up in Tim Duncan. They also have two of the game's best penetrators in guards Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili.
The Warriors surely will need Bogut's presence.
"Defense is important, and he's our defensive anchor," forward Carl Landry said. "He seemed to get better as games carried on. He really sets the tone for us. Hopefully, it's a carry-over into this series. In the playoffs, anything can happen."
Against the Nuggets, Bogut averaged 8.2 points on 63.2 percent shooting, 10.3 rebounds and 2.3 blocks in 28 minutes. But those numbers don't detail the roller-coaster ride that was the first round.
He was solid in the first three games, when Golden State had two days off in between. But on one day's rest, Bogut flamed out in the second half of Game 4. And in Game 5, after the lone day off was used to travel, Bogut had little to give and spent most of the second half on the bench. He also sprained his ankle and nearly missed Game 6.
After taking anti-inflammatory medication, he was phenomenal in the series clincher: 14 points, 21 rebounds, four blocks.
"If I could get 14 and 20 each game, that would definitely be nice," Bogut said while scratching his Wolverine beard.
The Warriors will have had three days off before Game 1 on Monday. But Games 2 and 3 come after a day of rest, one being a travel day to Oakland. Is there any way Golden State can eliminate Bogut's valleys?
Bogut said the key is getting as much rest as possible between games. Jackson hasn't held full practices in the playoffs, focusing more on strategy and resting.
On the days Bogut can't be himself, Jackson pointed to the Warriors' two other centers -- Festus Ezeli and Andris Biedrins -- as pivotal.
"That's the reason we have Bogut, we have Festus, we have Biedrins," Jackson said. "We have three 7-footers who are very good defenders we can put on Tim.
"That being said, it doesn't matter who you have. Tim Duncan is Tim Duncan for a reason. It's a tall task to try to defend him and make him work for everything. But we have three guys that we feel as comfortable with as anybody in the league at defending the post and that position."


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OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif. - Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows have partnered with Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort to offer an upgraded season pass that provides access to the three Lake Tahoe ski resorts, officials announced Monday.
According to a joint release from Squaw/Alpine, the new Tahoe Super Pass Plus allows Squaw's and Alpine's new and existing gold and silver passholders additional access for free to Sierra, located off Lake Tahoe's South Shore, Sunday-Friday, non-holiday. Blackout dates will include Dec. 26-31, Jan. 19-20 and Feb. 16-17.
In all, the super pass provides access to 8,000 acres, 15 terrain parks, 2 super pipes, 57 lifts, and 316 trails across three Lake Tahoe ski resorts.
"Sierra Resort is one of the great mountain resorts of California and a longstanding legend with its history, terrain and family-friendly slopes. After getting to know their mountain and their staff, it was clear that our inspiration and values are very much aligned," said Andy Wirth, president and CEO of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, in a statement. "It was in that light that we forged this substantial new benefit for our gold and silver passholders."
Also as part of the partnership, Sierra season passholders will be able to ski Squaw and Alpine for free from opening through Dec. 21, and from April 15 through closing. On all other days, Sierra passholders can enjoy $75 lift tickets on non-holiday weekends, and $50 lift tickets on non-holiday weekdays.
"This is without a doubt the best pass partnership in Lake Tahoe history. Sierra Resort, Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadow passholders now get to enjoy legendary terrain on both sides of the lake," said John Rice, general manager at Sierra-at-Tahoe, in a statement. "Sierra Resort passholders will get to experience the open bowls, iconic runs, unforgettable big mountain terrain, and legendary spring conditions that Squaw and Alpine offer. Passholders now have options on both the North and South Shore, offering access to nationally recognized terrain parks, extraordinary learn-to-ride programs and more. It's the ultimate value."
The Tahoe Super Pass Plus is available at www.tahoesuperpass.com starting at $519 for adult silver passes and $749 for adult gold passes. Prices are only guaranteed through December 7. Regular bronze Tahoe Super Passes are still available for $429, though they do not include access to Sierra-at-Tahoe.


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I succesfully installed pms on Fedora 16 but I noticed that when trying to play .mov files only one of the videos in the TRANSCODE folder will play on my PS3.
If I try to play the file outside the TRANSCODE folder I get the "data corrupted" message in the screen and in the logs I get the famous "There is no inputstream to return" error.
In the TRANSCODE folder I always end up with 4 files for my .mov videos:
1- <name of the video>.mov [MEncoder]*
2- [tsMuxeR]*
3- [MEncoder] {Audio: AAC/English}*
4- [tsMuxeR] {Audio: AAC/English}*
5- [No encoding]*
file Number 3 is the good one and it always play.
What can I do to only end up with the good file when browsing ?
Thanks in advance,


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I'm using the demo version of QCAD and I'm going to buy the Pro version. I'd like to know if it can import AutoCAD dxf file. I tried with one but even if the layer list was complete, only few layers was visible.
Is there anything to do to open such a file?
Marco / iw2nzm


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November 10, 2005
They're called panic buttons and their purpose is to prevent panics in Georgia's classrooms. News 12 is on your side with how these buttons could soon make your child a whole lot safer.
Tamiko Ferrell feels good knowing her residents feel safe, thanks to a new feature at these ASU apartments.
"Once the panic button is pushed, it actually alerts the alarm company," said Tamiko Ferrell, Director of ASU Housing.
It may not look like much, but this tiny technology is popping up in schools statewide, the idea of help is just an arm's reach away.
"That's a great idea considering what's going on in the world today," said Tennille Frights, ASU freshman.
"It could definitely be a benefit for any classroom as well as complexes," Ferrell said.
It's why the Richmond County Board of Education wants all its teachers and students to have access to one, a panic button, or an easy way to call for help.
"It's a big safety issue, being able to communicate with an officer if you have a problem in the classroom," said Superintendent Dr. Charles Larke.
But as it stands, only half of the county's classrooms have one. That's because they were installed during SPLOST 2. Larke says there's no money to purchase the other half so he'll have to wait until next November and ultimately rely on voters.
"Yeah, when you look at the remaining classrooms you're looking at over a million dollars. We don't have that in this current budget, so we thought we could incorporate that into SPLOST 3," Larke said.
Ferrell knows there's no price tag too high for a peace of mind.
"Any time you're dealing with security of students, making sure your students are safe, it's worth it," Ferrell said.
And something worth having, says this student.
"No, I haven't had to use it yet, but I know that it's there in case I do need to use it," Frights said.
Eighteen elementary schools, five middle schools, and six high schools are currently without panic buttons.


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Feds seeking injunction against peanut butter plant
|File-This Nov. 27, 2012 file photo shows the Sunland Inc. peanut butter and nut processing plant in eastern New Mexico, near Portales, which has been shuttered since late September due to a salmonella outbreak that sickened dozens. The Department of Justice is seeking a permanent injunction against the nation's largest organic peanut butter plant, an eastern New Mexico facility that has been linked to a salmonella outbreak that sickened 42 people in 20 states. (AP Photo/Jeri Clausing, File)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Department of Justice is seeking a permanent injunction against the nation's largest organic peanut butter plant, an eastern New Mexico facility that has been linked to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened 42 people in 20 states this fall.
The request filed Thursday in federal court in Albuquerque seeks to prohibit Sunland Inc. in Portales from receiving, processing, manufacturing or selling any nut products until the Food and Drug Administration is satisfied its operations are safe.
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Special Report: 2013 Metropolitan Area Population Estimates
The 2013 annual metropolitan area population estimates by the US Census Bureau indicate a continuing and persistent dominance of population growth and domestic migration by the South. Between 2010 and 2013, 51 percent of the population increase in the 52 major metropolitan areas (over 1 million population) was in the South. The West accounted for 30 percent of the increase, followed by the Northeast at 11 percent and eight percent in the North Central (Midwest).


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I'm using Fedora Linux and I've tried all the available versions/hacks of PMS (except the pmsjunk one which seems to be for Windows only).
All of them leave zombie processes of mencoder. It happens if I stop a movie, or even if the movie ends on its own.
If I start/stop a movie several times, it leaves zombie mencoder processes for each time I've start/stoped a movie!
So I have to remember to kill each process by hand once I've finished watching a movie.
Any ideas please?


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Prosecutors respond to allegations in John Lee case
Published: Monday, September 16, 2013 at 1:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 16, 2013 at 1:53 p.m.
SARASOTA - Two veteran prosecutors took to the witness stand Monday to respond to allegations of prosecutorial misconduct raised by defense attorneys for convicted double murderer John Allen Lee.
Lee, 49, was convicted this year of killing his girlfriend and a neighbor in 2011, for which he could face the death penalty.
In June, Lee's attorney, Assistant Public Defender Carolyn Schlemmer, filed a motion asking for a new trial, alleging that prosecutors Karen Fraivillig and Andrea McHugh threatened and coerced the state's key witness, Dorothy Stolte, by jailing the woman in an effort to force her into giving testimony favorable to the state.
But during a hearing last month, the argument became moot when Stolte admitted she had never lied under oath.
Fraivillig and McHugh have strongly denied they did anything wrong in the case, and feel their reputations have been tarnished by the "far-fetched" and "illogical" allegations.
In court Monday, Circuit Court Judge Peter Dubensky held a hearing in response to another portion of the defense's motion for a new trial.
Schlemmer said prosecutors failed to turn over possible exculpatory information contained in an email Stolte sent to McHugh — which, if true, is known as a "Brady violation."
Judge Dubensky questioned both McHugh and Fraivillig about the Sept. 12 email — which was sent to McHugh — in which Stolte alleged that Lee had been involved in a "love triangle" with the two victims.
In their written response to the motion, the prosecutors say the information contained in the email was common knowledge, stating that the defense "was aware of this same information, from the same witness, as well as from at least three other sources, before and during trial."
On the witness stand, McHugh first said she never forwarded the email to Fraivillig, until Dubensky pointed out McHugh had copied the senior prosecutor in her reply to Stolte.
McHugh said when she received the email, "It seemed to be evidence that everyone was already in agreement existed."
"Had I recognized at all that there was anything new in this email, I would have turned it over to the defense," she said.
Fraivillig testified that the first time she recalled seeing the email was when Schlemmer attached it to her motion for a new trial.
"Do you recall getting this email from Ms. McHugh?" the judge asked.
"I do not," Fraivillig said.
Dubensky also questioned the pair about claims that they made on a request for a material witness bond — a type of warrant that allowed the state to hold Stolte in jail during the five-day trial.
Prosecutors said Stolte had threatened not to show up for the trial, and that they needed to jail her to ensure that she would testify regarding a pocketknife kit she had bought Lee for Christmas two years before.
Both prosecutors said Stolte was such a hostile witness they would not meet with her alone.
"This witness was so difficult and so volatile, I thought for Ms. McHugh's sake, it was so important to protect her and to protect me," Fraivillig said Monday. "This woman's a loose cannon, your honor."
Judge Dubensky is expected to issue his decision about the motion for a new trial in writing, at a later date.
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After having to postpone their trip to film season four of Jersey Shore in Italy late last week because the no-good mayor of Florence yanked their filming permits, the cast is scheduled to go back to their spiritual homeland once again, but they'll just miss the country's hard-partying prime minister.
Snooki, The Situation, and the rest of the crew will be flying out later this week. The permits to film in the city's tourist destinations weren't pulled because the cast broke the mayor's litany of rules, but because embattled Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi was visiting the city this week. The JS crew will take up residence once he's moved out.
What? Doesn't it seem like a perfect fit to have Berlusconi and the kids from Seaside Heights in town at the same time? That would be one killer bunga bunga party! We bet JWOWW is just his type.


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VAIL, Colorado - It was standing room only at the Vail Town Council chambers Tuesday night when roughly 75 people showed up to hear whether the council would withdraw a decision it made in 2012 that affects the future of Ford Park.
It was an embarrassing decision for the council - some of the members who voted to overturn the 2012 decision admitted they should have done their homework better at that time. The council voted 4-3 to "withdraw the owner's consent," meaning proposals currently under review can't continue through the review process, with members Ludwig Kurz, Margaret Rogers and Mayor Andy Daly opposing.
The controversy surrounded a 2012 plan approved by the town that amended the 1997 Ford Park Management Plan. The 1997 plan, which dealt more with the operations side of Ford Park rather than outlining future development, built upon a 1985 Ford Park Master Plan that did address future development.
The 1985 plan anticipates limited future development at the park, but the current debate has centered around whether the town's 2012 amendments are in line with the original vision. The 2012 amendments pave the way for improvements at the park - some of which are part of a second phase of projects that are already under construction under phase one - including playground restrooms, a Ford family tribute arrival feature, the widening of Betty Ford Way, nature trail improvements, a social courtyard entry to the amphitheater, a ticketing/restrooms/seating remodel at the amphitheater and an education center at the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens.
Because the 2012 plan opened the doors to these developments, stakeholders have already invested time and money into ensuring they get built. The 2012 plan did not, however, approve any specific project.
But that didn't stop the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens or the Vail Valley Foundation, which owns and operates the amphitheater, from planning for such projects.
Vail Valley Foundation Chairman of the Board Harry Frampton told the council if it withdrew its 2012 management plan approval, the foundation and the town would collectively have a major problem.
The Foundation solicited donations selling a whole package of improvements at Ford Park, Frampton said. Those improvements included both phase one and phase two projects. The foundation raised $4 million from four donors - donors who will want their money back if the whole package isn't getting built, Frampton said.
The immediate problem is that phase one is already under construction, but if donors pull out, the Foundation wouldn't have enough money to finish it.
"We basically spend every penny we make every year on this community - we have no savings account," Frampton said.
More importantly, Vail Valley Foundation President Ceil Folz told the town its decision Tuesday means the foundation wouldn't be able to start phase two construction this fall, which it had anticipated. And the foundation also wouldn't be able to begin construction in the fall of 2014, because the park can't be under construction during the 2015 World Alpine Ski Championships, she said.
When Town Manager Stan Zemler said after the council's decision that it wouldn't affect current construction, that the Vail Valley Foundation had committed to the work being done, Frampton was shaking his head in the back of the room.
The other controversy centered around the proposed educational building at the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens. At least half-a-dozen board members and employees from the Betty Ford Gardens pleaded with the council Tuesday to keep its 2012 decision in place. Executive Director of the gardens Nicola Ripley assured the "tiny" building has been well designed to have a minimum impact.
"We know what the visitors want and will appreciate because we have interacted with 2 million of them," she said.
Longtime Vail resident Sheika Gramshammer, who called Betty Ford a friend, told the council they'd be "Indian givers" if they reversed the 2012 decision.
Plenty of residents also spoke out in favor of overturning it, though, and were pleased when they left the council chambers Tuesday night. Jonathan Staufer commended the council for admitting their mistake. While he said he supports the work the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens and Vail Valley Foundation do at Ford Park, certain things just don't belong there.
"Offices don't belong in a park," Staufer said.
Longtime resident Tom Steinberg, Vail's first permanent doctor who has lived next to Ford Park for 45 years, said he was on the council when it bought the land for the park. He said it was to be a park for open space and recreation, and also accused the town of abusing the park over the years. A steep hillside down to the creek, for example, used to be covered in wildflowers became a snow dump covered in asphalt.
Tuesday's decision means the town will now review the 1985 Ford Park Master Plan and the 1997 Ford Park Management Plan. The town will revisit the issue at its April 2 meeting and will take public comment.
Assistant Managing Editor Lauren Glendenning can be reached at 970-748-2983 or email@example.com.


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After a week of respite, the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team takes on Houston Baptist for the first time in program history on Saturday at Sharp Gym. The Islanders are looking to improve to .500 for the first time since November.
• Junior John Jordan moved into ninth on the all-time scoring list with his 22 points against Oral Roberts. He is just 31 points away from joining the 1,000-point club.
• With last Thursday's win over UCA, the Islanders clinched their first postseason berth since the 2009-10 season.
• During conference season, the Islanders have posted 49 double-digit scoring efforts across eight players, including five players in double figures against Central Arkansas.
• Bench play has been a significant strength for A&M-Corpus Christi, averaging 31.0 points from the reserves, while the opposition averages just 16.8.
• The Islanders are off to their best start since the 2006-07 Southland Champions went 14-2 en route to the NCAA Tournament.
• Sophomore Brandon Pye is leading the Southland with his .700 3-point percentage in conference action, while his .526 overall mark is also best in the league and fourth nationally.
John Jordan scored or assisted on 25 of the final 26 points for the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team in a dramatic, 74-72 overtime victory over Oral Roberts on Saturday night. Zane Knowles posted a double-double (12 points, 11 rebounds), while Brandon Pye knocked down a crucial three to help the Islanders take control of the extra session.
The Islanders solidified their hold on third place in the conference with the victory. Shawn Glover led all scorers, potting 23 for the Golden Eagles in a losing effort, while Korey Billbury and Brandon Conley each came up just short of a double-double.
Freshman Rashawn Thomas was one of the most electrifying players for the Islanders over the summer, but the fates turned another direction for Thomas. The Oklahoma City native fractured his jaw on Nov. 7, the day before the Islanders' first game of the year against Huston-Tillotson. He missed the first nine games of the season.
Any doubts about the 6-foot-7 forward being tentative were instantly alleviated. Thomas missed his first two shots at Oklahoma, but converted his first career points at the 8:25 mark. By the time the dust had settled, the freshman had 12 points, 10 rebounds, three blocks and two steals. He became the first Islander freshman with a double-double in his debut since Corey Lamkin had 16 points and 15 rebounds vs. Sul Ross State on Nov. 16, 2001.
He has been on a roll the last four games. It started with his finest outing of his young career at UIW, going 7-for-10 from the floor for a career-best 21 points. He followed that with 20 points on 7-for-7 shooting, becoming the second Islanders player (Josh Ervin the other) to go 7-for-7 or better in a single game. He added a 7-for-9 performance on Thursday, making him 21-for-26 from the field over the three games. In league play, he is averaging 11.9 points and 5.9 rebounds.
Thomas was a McDonald's All-America nominee and was named City Player of the Year his senior season at Southeast HS.
John Jordan is only a junior for the Islanders basketball team, but he's the most experienced player on the roster and one of the front-runners for Southland Conference Player of the Year. The Houston native was named Preseason First Team All-Southland Conference by the league's coaches.
He leads the team and is eighth in the league with his 15.5 points per game, while his 5.3 assists are second. Despite his 5-foot-10 frame, he has also pulled in 4.6 boards per game. He has posted 20 points or more on nine occasions, five assists or more 16 times and at least five rebounds in 13 games this year.
He earned his first career weekly honor on Monday, as he was named Southland Player of the Week. He started the week with a solid 10 points and eight assists with just two turnovers in a win over UCA. He had a tremendous finish against Oral Roberts, scoring or assisting on 25 of the Islanders' final 26 points, scoring 22 in total to go with nine assists.
Jordan's place in Islanders lore is also reaching new heights. With his 20 points against New Orleans, he moved into the school's top 10 in points. He is also already in the Islanders career top-10 in rebounds, assists, minutes and steals. He is on pace to become the ninth player in school history to score 1,000 points in his career this season, needing to average 7.8 points in the remaining four regular-season games.
As of late, his presence as a distributor has been exceptional. He has averaged 7.3 assists over the last seven games and has a 3.1 assist-to-turnover ratio in that time.
Jordan broke the school record with 138 assists as a freshman, then bested his own mark with 159 as a sophomore. His 137 dimes this year are third in school history, giving him the top three assist totals in Islanders lore. He is closing on Brian Evans' career record of 493.
The victory against UCA officially clinched a spot in the 2014 Southland Conference Basketball Tournament. It will mark the Islanders' first trip to the postseason in Willis Wilson's tenure and the first trip to Katy since the 2009-10 campaign. The Islanders advanced to the semifinals of the event in 2008-09 and 2009-10 in addition to winning the Tournament in 2006-07.
In the victory over UCA, the Islanders went 33-for-50 from the field to shoot .660 in the contest. It marked the second-highest field-goal percentage in school history, and the best since going 43-for-64 (.672) against Huston-Tillotson on Feb. 22, 2006. It was the highest field-goal percentage against a Division I program in school history.
The Islanders' most physically notable player is, without question, senior Zane Knowles. The native of Nassau, Bahamas, stands 6-foot-10 and 240 pounds and has shown he can be a force inside for the Islanders this year.
He showed up in a big way in the season opener, scoring 12 points and snaring 18 rebounds for his first career double-double. The 18 rebounds matched the second-highest total in school history, and were the most for an Islander since Corey Lamkin grabbed 18 at Air Force on Jan. 21, 2004. He has posted five double-doubles on the season.
But his finest performance came at McNeese State, as he went 8-for-9 from the field, scoring 16 points and snaring nine rebounds. He had a quiet offensive day at Nicholls, but grabbed 10 boards in the win, then followed that up with his fifth double-double against Southeastern, posting 11 points and 11 boards.
After combining for just 10 points and one rebound in two games the prior week, he was tremendous a week ago. He posted 14 points on 7-of-9 shooting and added nine boards against UCA, then followed that up with his sixth double-double of the year, with 12 points and 11 rebounds against ORU.
Knowles is fifth in the conference with his team-leading 7.3 rebounds per game. He is second in the Southland in field goal percentage, shooting .593. He came to the Islanders after a year at Pearl River (Miss.) Community College and a season at Grambling.
Heading into the first Oral Roberts game, one of the Islanders' better producers had been sophomore Brandon Pye. The Mansfield, Texas, native - one of the quietest players on the team - had scored 30 points in his prior six games, including eight against Central Michigan and eight against Oklahoma.
But at ORU, he took it to a higher level. Pye went 5-for-7 from the field, knocking down all three of his shots from distance, for 13 points in the victory. At one point, he scored eight straight points in the contest, spearheading an 8-0 run by himself. He added two assists, three steals and two rebounds in 20 minutes of work.
He showed it was no fluke in the win over Northwestern State. The sophomore went 5-for-10 from the field, knocking down both of his three pointers, and added a 3-for-4 performance at the line to finish with a season-best 15 points. In the win over UCA, he hit all three of his shots from beyond the arc, posting 13 points in just 24 minutes of action.
He has also been able to hit shots with the game on the line. He came up huge at Nicholls, as his triple with less than two minutes to play was the dagger in sealing the Islanders victory. He drilled a trey from the corner with less than five seconds left to lift the team to a two-point win over Abilene Christian. And his three-ball in overtime gave the Islanders a lead they would not relinquish against ORU.
His deadly accuracy from downtown has been simply stunning in conference play. In 14 league contests, he is 21-for-30 from beyond the arc, for an incredible .700 percentage from downtown. Next best in league play is Southeastern's Dre Evans at .528. Pye is also the only player in the league shooting over 50 percent overall, clocking in at .528. That percentage is currently fourth-best nationally.
Another key for the team has been the contributions from its bench. In league play, A&M-Corpus Christi has seen its bench outscore the opposition in every game but one, totaling 434 points (31.0 per game) to the opponents' 235 (16.8).
The Islanders' second-, third- and fourth-leading scorers have all come off the bench. Rashawn Thomas leads the way with 11.9 as a reserve, while Joy Williamson (8.4) and Jake Kocher (7.8) are just behind. The Islanders have outscored 12 of their 14 conference opponents in bench points.
The Islanders' 10-4 start in league play can be attributed to a more efficient offense that is seeing a total team effort. In the 14 league games, the team has seen a total of 49 double-digit scoring efforts distributed over eight different players. (See chart below for more information.)
Against Northwestern State, A&M-Corpus Christi put six players in double figures, led by John Jordan's 22. It marked the first time that the team has had six players finish with 10 points or more since Nov. 16, 2006, the season opener of the team's Southland Championship season.
Contrast that to last year in league play, when John Jordan and Will Nelson combined to average 28.4 points – 46.6 percent of the Islanders' offensive production. This year, Jordan and Rashawn Thomas are combining for 27.6, but that is just 37.0 percent of the offense.