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SANTA CLARA -- So Ohio State tailback Carlos Hyde is the 49ers' power-ball answer for Marshawn Lynch, and Stevie Johnson is a possible Richard Sherman antidote.
Got it?
And maybe all current and future Trent Baalke/Jim Harbaugh moves are aimed directly at dethroning the Seahawks in very specific ways.
See how easy this all works -- and has to work -- when you're the second best team in the NFL and you play the No. 1 team at least twice a year?
Sure, that's a humongous oversimplification of the 49ers' maniacal maneuvering (five trades on Friday alone) over the last two days and sometimes Baalke's deals seem to have a blurry logic all their own.
But still, the main theme holds: The 49ers weren't as good as the Seahawks last season -- including that NFC title game loss in Seattle -- and their quest this off-season is to reverse that.
So that's partially what led to Friday's trade for Johnson, the former Bills receiver who can line up alongside Anquan Boldin and Michael Crabtree in a set that will make the Seattle secondary worry a little bit more.
And, going back to the first round, that explains the drafting of Northern Illinois safety Jimmie Ward, who might be able to tackle Lynch, intercept Russell Wilson and cover Jermaine Kearse on fourth down in the NFC Championship Game.
After all his trades and picks on Friday, Baalke brushed off my Seattle Supposition generally, but I think he also confirmed parts of the concept.
"You've got to matchup with everybody, you can't just worry about what Seattle's doing," Baalke said.
"Do we look at matchups? Absolutely we do. But we also look at fits and system. We know what we want to do offensively; we know what we want to do defensively.
"You've got to find players that can do those things, because that's how we win football games. These are all guys that fit into our mentality."
The 49ers have built themselves to be physical and rough and now Seattle has built itself to be a little more physical and a little rougher.
So the 49ers need players that simply can help them beat the Seahawks -- and if they can beat the Seahawks, they can beat everybody
We could go on and on with this line of thinking, and I think that's what the 49ers general manager is doing.
The 49ers are a big team that kept on getting bigger with every move on Friday -- they took two offensive linemen, a big tailback, and an inside linebacker.
"Big wins a lot of football games," Baalke said with a smile.
Oh, by the way, the Rams are building a ferocious defense, too, and the 49ers must deal with them twice a season, also.
To win the West, you have to be tough and fast and have answers for all the young stars in the division.
The 49ers offered up some proposed answers the last few days: Johnson, Ward and Hyde, as a starting point.
To their great frustration, the 49ers haven't been wonderful on third-and-short in recent years, while Seattle has been very good--including Lynch's third-quarter touchdown run vs. the 49ers in January.
Hyde, at the very least, should be a difference-maker in those move-the-pile, bust-up-the-defense moments.
"He runs our style of offense very well," Baalke said of Hyde. "He runs with his pads low and he can make the offensive line better, and that's what you're looking for in running backs.
"It's going to create great competition."
Hyde's arrival is not great news for incumbent tailback Frank Gore, just like Ward's selection wasn't so good for newly signed veteran safety Antoine Bethea.
But you don't get past Seattle by standing still. And the whole point of this is to beat Seattle.
"I know it's a very important game, especially from what I've seen in the playoffs," Ward said at his introductory presser.
"I know Seahawks-49ers, that's the game of the century right there."
It's everything for the 49ers, just like it was everything for the Seahawks last year, and the Seahawks won the Super Bowl because of it.
It's all about one game in Seattle, one game in Santa Clara, and probably one game in the playoffs, and the 49ers are loading up for them, wisely and unabashedly.
Read Tim Kawakami's Talking Points blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/kawakami. Contact him at tkawakami@ mercurynews.com.


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Police say notes found at a Toledo house indicate the children's grandmother and uncle planned to kill themselves and the children by funneling fumes from a pickup truck into a car where their five bodies were found.
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This pretty much applies to any beginner, but for adult males, things are somewhat simplified. Most waterfowling guns are built to suit a grown man's dimensions. This doesn't mean that all guns are automatically perfect for any given guy who wants to give waterfowling a try, but at least they are closer to a good fit.
A recent issue of Ducks Unlimited Magazine focused on the growing number of female waterfowlers, and waterfowling dads have always tried to introduce their sons to the sport. (So maybe now they will deal with their daughters, too?) With women and youngsters, the waterfowling mentor has more of a challenge, beginning with gun fit. Most factory shotguns come with about 14 inches of stock behind the trigger. That's about right for the theoretical "average guy" standing about 5 feet, 10 inches. For taller men, or those with very long arms, adding a bit of pull is as easy as adding a thicker recoil pad.
Women and young people tend to be smaller and have less upper body strength. Both factors should be considered. Trying to shoot with a too-long stock is a real exercise in frustration. The gun is hard to mount, requires excessive and uncomfortable adjustment when it is mounted, and pretty much prohibits the development of a good shooting form. Typically, shooters with a too-long stock let the butt drift down onto the upper arm rather than mounting it solidly into the "pocket" of the shoulder. With bad form, the beginning shooter will not shoot successfully and will suffer more recoil than necessary.
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Sir The article by John Blundell (Washington still blind to true nature of the EU, 8/9 January) is the most erudite and honest condemnation of the EU that I have ever read in a national publication.
One can understand that distant Washington fails to recognise the menace of the EU. Those of us in Britain who have daily to watch the EU wash away our democratic self-government already feel the autocratic/bureaucratic rule that has spawned continental dictators in the past.
Thankfully, the British public are beginning to realise their predicament thanks to the efforts of the people in the UK Independence Party (UKIP), who are now the only political party prepared to leave the EU and restore democratic self-government to the people. Mr Blundells article can only help open the eyes of anyone in the business world who has yet to be convinced that the EU is bad for democracy and Britains economic future.
Alan S Wood
Salisbury - Wiltshire
Sir John Blundells article (Washington still blind to true nature of the EU, 8/9 January) gives all the details on the EU, which was described to me 18 years ago as the Fourth Reich and this description is well on the way to being correct. The distinction this time is that France has a large part in the formation and running of the system which seems to be designed to replace the German and French empires of the past.
The presence of Great Britain is required to be a major paymaster and the smaller countries are to provide an image of a democratic organisation.
Meanwhile, the Brussels machine grows and grows. And the [EU] accounts have not been signed off for 11 years. Oh for a prime minister who is not dazzled by the bogus attractions of Brussels and who will put two fingers up to the whole sham and scam.
Charles Taylor
Sir It is hardly surprising that Washington is still blind to the true nature of the EU (Business Platform, 8/9 January). Every senior British politician who goes there tells the Brussels bureaucrats that membership [of the EU] is a jolly good thing, and hugely beneficial to the UK. (Yes, we still have bobbies on bicycles, two by two so what can we expect?). Until the grim truth is openly acknowledged in the UK, its unlikely to be fully understood across the Atlantic.
Dr DR Cooper
Maidenhead, Berkshire
Sir Americans who believe the European Union is a democracy and therefore one of those things they are willing to go to war to defend need to be constantly reminded it is in fact a form of dictatorship known as an oligarchy (Washington still blind to true nature of the EU, 8/9 January).
The EU laws (or directives) are originally dreamed up by the 25 unelected commissioners behind closed doors and although they can be fiddled around with by various groups of bureaucrats and even a few MEPs, there is no way they can be stopped from passing into law throughout the continent of Europe. The Parliamentary Chamber in Brussels and Strasbourg is only there for show.
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- Because electronic polarization is accounted for by the choice of background dielectric, dipolar moieties are assigned charges consistent with their permanent dipole moments.
1.1 Anthropology Each of two social or ritual groups into which a people is divided, especially among Australian Aborigines and some American Indians.
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Ok where does the weekend go?? It goes by way to fast
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suds,becka,fit,shell, heather- Good morning.
I have to finish up school shopping tonight after work
and get some kind of workout in.
Have a good day.
Morning Lightning...WTH time to you wake up to do 9??? !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/eek.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/eek.gif|border=0!...good running!
Lee...IKWYM! It's goes too fast! I'm sure I'm gonna have some shopping to do once DD1 gets her supply lists for EACH teacher. UGH!
Good morning!!!! Crazy morning, first official day with kids in class for me at school, and first day back for my own daughters, DD14 first day of high school.
Today is a scheduled running rest day!!!
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Heather...lucky you on a rest day!
Hey Suds...did you see my bragging last night on pulling a negative on 100lbs????
Yes I did and I was impressed!!
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Good Morning Everyone. I just finished my 10 mile bike ride. It was a nice easy ride and I enjoyed it!
Suds - How is it going without dd in the house? My cousin left last week and her parents have been up to see her twice already!!
Becka - Welcome to the morning crew! Nice running this morning! Have a great first day in you new classroom!!
Ty - Nice ab work. Have a great workout at the gym. I am glad to hear J is doing so well!
Fit - doesn't it feel good to go fast! You'll get there!
Shell - Have a great day. Does your work schedule change now that school is back?
Heather - the craziness has started!! My kids go back tomorrow!
someguy - nice running!
Lee - Mondays stink!
Karla - Have a great day with the kids at school!
Today is the last day of freedom for my kids! I have a ton of stuff to do to get them ready for tomorrow. DD wants me to do a mani and pedi for her today!
Shell - You have a crazy schedule. I think about going back to school and maybe changing careers, but I am not sure I could juggle it all. Kudos to you!
Heather - you too!
4 miles for me this morning. Things have been crazy since I got back from vacation in Indiana. Of course, when I visit my parents I always feel like I gained 5 pounds. I did run while I was there though they live out in the boonies and dogs running around scare me.
Anyway, DS11 started cross country practice last week. I'm excited that he is getting into running. He has always done soccer until now.
Great work everyone. Have a great day!
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Shell - You have a crazy schedule. I think about going back to school and maybe changing careers, but I am not sure I could juggle it all. Kudos to you!
Heather - you too!
It's crazy! And then I throw running in there to punish myself some more! HAHAHAHA IF I could just get a routine down in my life that I could stick to, but let's face it...no routine ever goes the way you want it too
Amanda...sounds like you had a nice vacation...WTG on the 4 and WTG for DS doing CC! If I can get DD1 to keep her grades up she might actually be able to participate in some of the athletic events HEHEHE
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It's crazy! And then I throw running in there to punish myself some more! HAHAHAHA IF I could just get a routine down in my life that I could stick to, but let's face it...no routine ever goes the way you want it too
I know what you mean - I am always implementing new routines - but they hardly ever stick. But, exercising in the morning is one that I have been pretty faithful to this year! Probably thanks to you guys!
GM people,
Today I will try a little run again... maybe another mile and a half... and will do chest shoulders and tri's, and ride the bike a few miles. And abs of course! My knee feels mostly fine, but I get pain that comes out of nowhere and goes just like it came. I'll keep crosstraining...
OS-WTG on your easy 3.
Becca-GM, I was thinking about you the other day, wondering if you had fun while you were down here.
Ty-Have a good workout... at least you're doing well so far, I know how you feel about not getting too excited though.. I feel the same way right now. I'm just gonna work on crosstraining, and loosing the last few extra pounds... can't hurt anyway, plus I'm getting buff!
Fit-It's hard to go from MAFing to speedwork... WTG on your run!
Shell-That's pretty good lifting for such a tiny girl!
Heather-Have a good rest day!
SUG-WTG on your 9
Lee- I am finding that all time goes by too fast now. Have a good day.
Karla-GM, have a good "rest" day... do we ever really get to rest?
Andi-GM WTG on your bike ride. How cute about DD. I am kinda entertaining the thought of going back to school myself, but I need to really be sure what I want to do. I have a lot of interests, but what would I really want to make a career out of is the question.
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Gun control advocates say the National Rifle Association-aided recall of two Colorado legislators who backed new gun restrictions will make it harder to revive stalled efforts in Congress to tighten firearm laws.
Federal legislation expanding background check requirements for gun buyers fell five votes short in the Senate in April, despite political momentum from last December's massacre at a Connecticut elementary school. Gun control backers say they have yet to win a single new Senate supporter, and many worry that the muscle shown by pro-gun groups and voters last week in Colorado will make it even harder to find converts.
"The NRA does its job better than our side does our job," said Jim Kessler, a co-founder of Third Way, which advocates for centrist Democratic policies. "They know how to influence and intimidate elected people."
Added Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn.: "The results of the recall were not good news." As a House member last year, Murphy represented Newtown, where 20 first-graders and six school staffers were gunned down.
Minutes after the Senate rejected the new background checks on April 17, President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., pledged to continue the fight. Democrats and gun control lobbyists, however, don't expect Reid to bring the bill up again until next year at best, not until he has found enough additional votes to have a strong chance of prevailing.
That means the Dec. 14 anniversary of the school shootings probably will pass without a fresh Senate vote. Some gun curb advocates have hoped to use the widespread public attention that anniversary will receive to schedule a new vote by then.
"My advice to Reid is, if there's any indication of change or movement in a positive direction, we should consider it. But so far I've not seen that," said Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., his party's chief Senate vote-counter.
Colorado voters last Tuesday removed two Democratic state lawmakers from office _ Senate President John Morse and Sen. Angela Giron _ and replaced them with Republicans who are gun-rights supporters.
The two Democrats had supported expanded background checks and limits on ammunition magazines. Colorado enacted those measures following Newtown and a July 2012 rampage in an Aurora, Colo., movie theater that left 12 dead and 70 wounded.
The recall drew national attention and became a proxy fight between gun control and gun rights forces. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an advocate for stricter gun laws with his group Mayor's Against Illegal Guns, contributed around $350,000 to the two Democrats. The NRA spent roughly the same amount opposing them.
Overall, reported contributions to Morse and Giron totaled around $3 million, giving them a 5-1 advantage over recall supporters. Yet foes of the two state senators found enough angry voters to prevail.
NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam played down his group's role. He noted the overall spending disparity and saying his organization participated only after being asked to by local gun-rights advocates.
"It sends a strong message that grassroots still matters, and voters trump Bloomberg and his money," he said of the vote, echoing a theme the NRA has used before against the wealthy New Yorker.
Mark Glaze, executive director of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, said the NRA "cherry-picked" two vulnerable legislators to target. He said his group's spending in those races underscored its commitment.
"Legislators who take risks to keep the public safe are going to have every resource they'd ask for to defend themselves," he said.
Former Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter, a Democrat, said his state's recall votes meant little for U.S. senators pondering their stance on guns. He said the recall movement tapped into public unease with a broad Democratic agenda "that may have drifted too far to the left," including enactment of civil unions for gay and lesbian couples and in-state tuition for college students in the U.S. illegally.
Murphy and other gun control supporters such as Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, say that with polls showing wide approval of background checks and groups like Bloomberg's spending large sums, the NRA's potency has been weakened.
Even so, Senate talks have proceeded intermittently as supporters of the background check language written by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa., seek five more votes.
Background checks, aimed at weeding out criminals and the mentally unstable, are required for buyers obtaining firearms through licensed gun dealers. The defeated legislation would have expanded that to sales at commercial venues like gun shows and the Internet.
Participants say they have explored ways to keep the NRA neutral, including exempting gun show sales or letting buyers conduct their own background checks online. Gun control advocates objected that such concessions go too far. Participants spoke on condition of anonymity after agreeing their names wouldn't be attached to discussions of private conversations.
Asked if such changes would keep the NRA on the sidelines, Arulanandam said, "The NRA remains opposed to expanding a broken system on background checks, period."
Four Democrats opposed broadening background checks: Max Baucus of Montana, Mark Begich of Alaska, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Mark Pryor of Arkansas. Others opponents wooded by advocates include GOP Sens. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Arizona's Jeff Flake.
Asked if the Colorado recalls made him less likely to switch, Flake said last week, "I was not prone to do so. I'm comfortable where I am."
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I am a 5'6 95 pound point guard ( high mitabalisam cant help it ) I am going into the 8th grade. I have started on my middle school team in 6th and 7th grade, in 6th grade i really didnt care that much about basketball i never practiced i just played good D. At the end of the season someone told me I sucked so that got me pissed so I wanted to get alot better, so over the summer i practiced 4 hours a day. My 7th grade season I averaged 12 ppg 10 apg 4 rpg 3 spg 1 bpg
My strengths are ball handling, passing , free throws ( I went to the state championship for free throws ) , leadership.
My weaknesses are CONFIDENCE, 3's ( not mid range just 3's)
I also played on a aau team for the first time after school league was over i did ok dont have my stats sorry.
P.S my 6th grade season I only averaged 1 ppg and 2 apg..... ..... the kid that told me i sucked was kinda right back then but not any more i can beat him one on one every time.
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thanks my three has gotten better too! but i can get to the rim and finish with either hand
7 or 8, always have confidence in urself, and only take shots that u KNOW u can make
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Orquesta Gitanos debut CD entitled Como Suena Mi Rumba has a lot of good things going for it.
First of all, the band swings. Listen to the strong rhythm section in Piraguero, with the quinto player pushing everyone to swing harder. Then listen to the hip interplay between bongos and congas in "Como Suena Mi Rumba." Now check out "Sirena" and dig how hot it gets when the rhythm charges under the soulful violin solo. "La Gente Del Barrio" (a guaracha/bomba) shows how to keep the groove going through several different rhythms.
All of the arrangements are well thought out. I especially liked the three songs "Sirena," "Fantasie," and "La Gente Del Barrio." I also enjoyed the trombone solo in "Señora," the violin solo in "Salsa Ahora," the tres solo in "Piraguero," and the soulful guitar in "Fantasie."
The lead singer has a bright future. His emotional interpretation of "Fantasie," his swing in the song "Señora," and his hard-driving approach to "Piraguero" should be noted.
"Salute to Yemaya" features African Batá drums playing traditional rhythms associated with the deity Yemaya this is real roots music.
Orquesta Gitano explores the rhythms of Africa, Cuba and Puerto Rico from a 1992 point of view, and judging by how successfully Como Suena Mi Rumba has come out, I hope to be hearing a lot more from this band in the future.
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Officers were called to the scene shortly before 3:20 p.m. Witnesses told authorities the victim was walking on East Bianchi Road near Townehome Drive when he was shot by someone in a white two-door vehicle, police said. There was no further description of the shooter. The victim was taken to a hospital with a nonlife-threatening injury.
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SANTA CLARA -- Colin Kaepernick may be 4-1 as the 49ers starter, but he's still developing a rapport with two offensive cogs: tight end Vernon Davis and center Jonathan Goodwin.
On Tuesday, positive signs emerged about those relationships heading into the 49ers' NFC West game Sunday night against the host Seattle Seahawks.
Davis, who has four receptions in the past four games combined, insisted that his chemistry with Kaepernick will come and it's a "fun" process.
"When I first got here, everyone talked about being on the same page with Alex (Smith), and that's something me and Kap don't have yet," Davis said. "It's just beginning.
"It took a while for me and Alex to get like that. In the beginning, he'd underthrow me and overthrow me. ... I tell Kap, 'Take your time on me. I'm not as fast as you think.' It's fun, it's interesting, because it's like starting all over again."
Davis said he gets "chills" when thinking about a near hookup Sunday night in which Kaepernick overthrew him on a potential touchdown pass during the 49ers' 41-34 win at New England.
The 49ers clinched a playoff berth with that victory and can wrap up the NFC West by either beating the Seahawks on Sunday night or the Arizona Cardinals at Candlestick Park in a Dec. 30 regular-season finale.
Now in his seventh season, Davis marveled at how far the franchise has come. "We built an empire," Davis added. "We have a lot of guys that want to win." That includes Kaepernick, whom Davis praised for playing like a "complete champion" Sunday night.
As the media asked Goodwin about Sunday's four snaps that Kaepernick fumbled, Kaepernick walked by and declared: "Don't ask Goody about it. It's my fault."
Goodwin's lighthearted response: "No, it's 50/50, like a husband and wife. Of course, he's the wife."
Moss did not speak Sunday night after beating the Patriots, his team from 2007-2010.
Moss caught his third touchdown of the season in that win, and he's tallied a catch in all but two games this season while totaling 23 for 362 yards.
Added fellow running back Anthony Davis: "We're trying to get to the last game. Last year, it hurt, and it's still on everybody's mind."
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For Role in 'Infinitely Polar Bear,' Mark Ruffalo Studies Mental Illness
Actor Mark Ruffalo premiered his new film, "Infinitely Polar Bear," at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, which is based on the life of the film's writer-director Maya Forbes.
Ruffalo plays Cam Stuart, a manic depressive husband to Maggie and father to daughters Faith and Amelia. As the family struggles to make ends meet due to Cam's inability to hold down a job, Maggie decides to change the course of her life and go back to school — leaving the two young girls in Cam's care.
"Infinitely Polar Bear" is based on Forbes's own experiences growing up with a bipolar father, and at the premiere Saturday, she said the story took her 40 years to write. Her father passed away in 1998, so writing the story "was like saying goodbye to him again," she said.
Ruffalo sat with Speakeasy to discuss inhabiting Cam, and how he approached the role of a manic depressive. For example, he watched videos of Forbes's father, including an 8mm film during one of his manic episodes.
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It's safe to assume that Foothill High senior Griffith Gates has a high football IQ to go along with his running and hitting power.
Pennsylvania football coach Al Bagnoli recently offered his stamp of approval.
After Bagnoli met with Gates and his parents at their home, "Griff" orally committed with the Quakers on the Ivy League on Jan. 17.
"Bagnoli told him that he is a tremendously versatile athlete and could play any number of six positions for Penn," Griffith's dad Peter said in an email to the Buzzer. "It would be up to Griffith where he wanted to focus his efforts and compete for playing time as a freshman."
A big factor in Gates' decision was he recently received a "Likely Letter" from Penn stating that he'd met their requirements for admission to Penn's undergraduate business program at prestigious Wharton School. Ivy League schools can't offer athletic scholarships.
Gates called landing a Wharton spot "fantastic" and was impressed by how much Penn tried to get him financial aide.
"I guess that was really a tipping point and how much I just loved the coaches," Gates said of his decision to go there. "It was always looking like Penn, and I'd always wanted to go to Penn, but the issue was whether my family could afford it or not."
Gates visited the school on Dec. 9 and came away impressed.
"Yeah," Gates said. "My dad played for Yale and he would always talk to me about the Yale-Harvard game. I love the idea of playing for the Ivies. You can have a great time playing 10 games, but it's not really a business because Ivy Leagues stay away from the business side of it. The players I met there, they all love to play the game. They turned down some scholarship offers because they saw what I saw."
Gates, a six-time North Coast Section Scholar Athlete, had offers from Sacramento State and the Air Force Academy and preferred walk-on offers from UCLA, Boston College and UC Davis. Cal Poly told him that they might offer him a scholarship.
But the powerful Penn sports-academic package seems tough to top. The Quakers won their third outright Ivy League football title in the past four years in 2012.
Gates, who is 6-foot-3 and 235 pounds, excelled at fullback and defensive end with the Falcons, running for 1,643 yards and amassing 239 tackles and 29 sacks over three varsity seasons. He made seven tackles, had half a sack and blocked a kick as the starting outside linebacker for the North at the Cal State All Star Game on Dec 22.
LIVERMORE GETS KICKS IN: The Livermore girls soccer program has kicked into gear this season.
The Cowboys entered the week with six victories overall for the first time in coach Jason Maratsos' four years heading the program. They have wins over Monte Vista and Amador Valley and a tie against San Ramon Valley, after having lost six in a row against the Wolves.
Cowboys freshman Tori Nicolo got both assists in the 2-1 victory over the Dons on Jan. 17, which helped soothe Livermore's wounds from a 1-0 loss against rival Granada on Jan. 15.
"She is going to be a player to watch in this league over the next three years," Maratsos said of Nicolo on Jan. 17.
A young Granada squad gave unbeaten San Ramon Valley a battle in the Matadors' 1-0 loss on Jan. 17 in a battle for first place. So the whole Livermore female soccer fraternity is on an uptick.
DONS DUO HAS HOT FEET: Amador Valley junior girls soccer players Andie Boehm and Kiana Rastrou entered the week tied with San Ramon Valley's Alexa Vandevanter for the scoring league in the EBAL, each with five goals.
Another trio had four goals apiece, Granada's Katie Lortie, California's Marisa Rodrigues and San Ramon Valley's Kristen Pavlick.
GOOD-HEARTED: The Amador Valley baseball team will be collecting serviceable sports equipment to be donated to the TLC for Kids sports program on Feb. 9-10, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Dons' baseball diamond parking lot.
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Children ages 12 and under are invited to participate. Wagons and bikes are allowed. Parents need to register their child at the information booth by 9:45 that morning.
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Hey Nival, I know you want us to post stuff like this in your own forum, but I hate relogging there all the time, people don't want to sign up extra for this, and the kong community is used to putting stuff here (and good at it ;) ).
So, I'll just start a bug collection thread:
- a disconnect now (for an hour for me) not continues but resets the battle, except for losses! Meaning I DC, at the end of a battle, refresh right away, and the battle didn't count, plus I lost troops (ward is proof)? Not right this way… Especially bad since the disconnects (server sided) suddenly happen all the time for many players!
- In general the servers don't seem to suffice (during rush hours).
- the resource/unit links still don't work (reliably). Works for some players, not at all/only sometimes for others. The community couldn't figure anything out so far (not browser related etc.). For me, e.g., links usually work in the middle of the night (like GMT+1) for a couple hours.
- (already posted in your forum): When using the chain lightning spell of the paladin, the 'chain' only spreads in a row, not in all dimensions. I had 4 stacks of enemies standing together like a 'star' (I hope you can imagine, hard to get them in that configuration to make a screenshot of it now…), when the lightning hit, it only hit the center unit (which I attacked directly) and the one left and right of it. NOT the one behind. I bet it's the same no matter from which direction I'd attack them. Not sure if it's the same for the spell from the spell book..
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"No pain, no gain." Virtually every high school or college athlete has heard those words come from the lips of a coach.
While struggling with that last bench press rep, or gasping at the final 100-yard sprint of the practice, the athlete recalls that maxim and finishes the workout, knowing that he or she will ultimately be in better shape because of it.
Jesus said something similar to his disciples. He had just told them that "he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things at the hands of the elders, chief priests and teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and on the third day be raised to life." (Matthew 16:21). But the disciples would have none of that kind of talk. In fact, Peter had the nerve to scold Jesus for making such a statement.
Suffering and dying did not fit in with the disciples' ideas of what the Messiah should do. They wanted glory, but without dying. They wanted a crown, but not at the price of the cross.
Jesus quickly set them straight. There could be no crown of life unless Jesus went to the cross and died. No amount of gold or silver, and no amount of good deeds and hard work could ever get rid of sin's stain. Only one thing could: The life of the holy Son of God, a life he willingly gave for us on the cross (and took back three days later).
If we are to receive the crown of life in heaven, then Jesus had to endure the cross of Calvary. The price of salvation was steep indeed. No cross, no crown.
But Jesus had something more to say to his disciples about the connection between suffering and salvation. He went on to tell them, "If anyone would come after me, he must take up his cross and follow me." Those who believe, trust in, and follow the One who went to the cross can also expect to suffer. For instance, a Christian pastor in Iran by the name of Youcef Nadarkhani has been sentenced to death and is currently awaiting execution. His crime? Leaving the religion of Islam and becoming a Christian. Thankfully, Christians don't face that kind of cross in our country. But nevertheless, it's often difficult to live a Christ-like life in an increasingly godless society.
Christians should not be surprised when they face ridicule or even death because of their faith. Jesus told us to expect that. When we do, we need to understand that our suffering doesn't result in our salvation. Actually, it's just the opposite: We suffer because we're saved. Suffering, no matter how severe or mild, is never pleasant. But the crosses we bear in life serve to drive us to the cross of Christ, where find forgiveness and strength.
No cross, no crown. Don't expect following Christ to result in a problem-free life of outward success. But do expect this: "Be faithful, even to the point of death, and I will give you a crown of life." (Revelation 2:10).
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With the temperature remaining cold this week, staying warm becomes a priority.
The Meals On Wheels Program of the Tri-County Office On Aging delivers more than 400 meals a day to the elderly. But another focus of the program is to make sure the elderly are staying warm and furnaces are working properly.
Officials say the program gives them a sense of security. The elderly know they don't have to worry about going outside for groceries. So far this year, there have been no problems with cold homes.
In the past, officials have noticed problems with cold homes and broken furnaces. If this occurs, they report problems to family members or the American Red Cross.
The program offers the same type of assistance in the summer, making sure there is air conditioning in the homes and the elderly are staying cool.
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Note: The "2+2" term is used to refer to a transfer agreement through which a student completes an Associate degree at WVNCC and finishes a Bachelor's degree at another institution. Because of individual student factors, part-time or full-time status, need for transitional education coursework, scheduling and availability of courses, or other factors, all students may not be able to complete this degree in two (Associate's) or four (Bachelor's) years. The term "2+2" does not imply a guarantee that a student will be able to complete all requirements in four years.
Students completing this option will receive an Associate of Arts degree from West Virginia Northern. Upon completing the specified 69-78 credit hours at Franciscan University of Steubenville, they will receive a Bachelor Degree in Social Work (B.S.W.). Approximately 60 credit hours of the 69-78 credit hours (depending on what math and science courses are taken) will transfer as equivalent courses, with the rest transferring as general electives.
In addition to the WVNCC courses, applicants for admission to FUS need to have an overall grade point average of 2.0 and meet other program admissions requirements of Franciscan University to be eligible under the 2+2 program. Students must also make separate application to the Department of Social Work and fulfill other program admissions requirements.*
Students successfully completing and receiving an A.A. degree under the 2+2 agreement with Franciscan University's School of Social Work should be able to:
To be considered for acceptance into the Social Work program at FUS, the student must at the end of their sophomore year apply for formal admission into the Social Work program in addition to applying for general admission to FUS. The prospective student must:
*Although a cumulative GPA of 2.0 meets requirements for graduation at WVNCC, students who do not meet the GPA (or other special) requirements at the transfer institution for admission to this baccalaureate program may not be admitted to the program until they are able to meet those requirements. Students should consult with an advisor at the transfer institution early in their program to check on this, and other requirements for admission to the baccalaureate program.
First Year – Fall Semester
First Year – Spring Semester
Second Year – Fall Semester
Second Year – Spring Semester
Total Hours in Program – 60-62
** Choose from: BIO 110, BIO 112, BIO 113, BIO 114, BIO 115, CHEM 108, CHEM 109, PHYS 104 or PHYS 105; Note: FUS requires BIO 114 and BIO 115, so students may choose these courses in lieu of the Associate in Arts core requirements listed in the Academic Programs section.


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Saturday, January 19, 2013
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – In a battle of division leaders, the University of South Carolina Aiken men's basketball team was unable to overcome Peach Belt Conference newcomer Young Harris in a 90-80 loss to the Mountain Lions at the YHC Basketball Arena on Saturday evening.
USC Aiken (9-5, 5-2 PBC) with the loss is now tied with Armstrong Atlantic State (9-5, 5-2) for first place in the Peach Belt Conference East Division. Young Harris (11-3, 6-1 PBC) with the win now owns sole possession of the top spot in the Peach Belt Conference West Division.
Young Harris commenced the first-ever meeting between the two programs by taking a 13-7 lead over the first six minutes of the game.
From there, USC Aiken would proceed to go on a 12-4 run to take a 19-17 lead with 9:32 remaining in the first half of play. Young Harris would then go on a 9-0 run to own a 26-19 lead with 6:31 to go until the halftime break.
The Pacers would not let the Mountain Lion lead last with USC Aiken then going on a 9-0 spurt of its own to take a 28-26 lead with 2:11 left in the first half.
The two teams would battle back and forth the rest of the first half with Young Harris owning a slight 37-33 lead at intermission.
Ronald Zimmerman (Columbia, S.C./Spring Valley HS) and Santoine Butler (Augusta, Ga./Gardner-Webb) combined to score 22 of USC Aiken's 33 points in the first half. Zimmerman hit four 3-pointers in claiming his 12 points in the half, while Butler closed the first half 4-of-5 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free throw line in acquiring his 10 points in the stanza.
Young Harris opened the second half by pushing its lead to as many as nine points over the course of the first eight minutes of the half. USC Aiken would pull to within two at 56-54 after a Butler three-point play with 9:44 left in the game.
USC Aiken would not be able to get any closer with Young Harris pulling away down the stretch for the 10-point win.
Four Pacers finished in double figures in the contest with Butler leading the way with a team-best 21 points. Butler was 9-for-12 from the field in the game. He also had four rebounds.
Zimmerman concluded the Pacer loss with 18 points. He hit five 3-pointers in the contest.
Re'mon Nelson (Columbus, Ohio/Canal Winchester HS) continued to get closer to 1,000 points in his Pacer career in the game, ending his efforts with 17 points. Nelson now has 987 points in his USC Aiken career. He also had a game-high tying six assists in the contest.
The final Pacer in double figures was Paul Larsen (Mooresville, N.C./Mercer), who ended his evening with 11 points and a game-best 11 rebounds. He now has five double-doubles on the 2012-13 season.
Young Harris closed out its win with three players in double figures. Frank Adams led all in the game with a Young Harris school record-tying 38 points.
USC Aiken finished the loss to Young Harris shooting 49.2 percent (29-for-59) as a team. The Mountain Lions shot 52.5 percent (31-for-59) as a team in the win over the Pacers.
The Pacers nailed 10 3-pointers as a team in the game. USC Aiken shot 41.7 percent (10-of-24) from beyond the arc in the game. Young Harris only shot 27.8 percent (5-of-18) as a team on its 3-point attempts.
Both teams shot well from the free throw line with USC Aiken shooting 70.6 percent (12-of-17) from the charity stripe. Young Harris shot 85.2 percent (23-for-27) from the free throw line as a team.
USC Aiken will next stay in the area to face off against Peach Belt Conference rival North Georgia at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21 in Dahlonega, Ga. The contest will be USC Aiken's final road game against Peach Belt Conference West Division opposition in the 2012-13 regular-season.


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Fatal fire's cause pinpointed
Published: Friday, August 24, 2012 at 10:34 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 24, 2012 at 10:34 a.m.
A fatal fire Thursday in Cut Off was caused by a pot left on a stove, state fire marshal's officials said.
David Richoux, 56, 223 E. 87th St., was found dead in his home after firefighters got the fire under control early Thursday morning, Larose Fire Chief Freddy Guidry said.
Richoux died of smoke inhalation, said Mark Goldman, Lafourche coroner's investigator.
Investigators did not find any smoke detectors in the home, according to the Fire Marshal's Office.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi women's golf team returns to action this week, as it heads to Huntsville, Texas, for the Harold Funston Invitational, hosted by Sam Houston State. The 54-hole event will feature 36 holes on Monday and 18 on Tuesday at Raven's Nest Golf Course.
The Islanders are hoping to emulate last season's results, as last year A&M-Corpus Christi finished second as a team with three of the top 11 rounds in school history, as the team went 298-296-295 for a three-round 889. Vanessa Johnson took medalist honors at that event, including a school-record 69 in the final round.
Other teams at the 2013 Funston Invitational include Incarnate Word, Lamar, New Orleans, Oral Roberts, Stephen F. Austin, Texas-Pan American, Tyler JC and Western Texas College. The Funston will be laid out to a par-71 and measures 6,067 yards. Play commences Monday morning with an 8 a.m. shotgun start.
The Islanders are coming off a ninth-place finish at the ORU Shootout, highlighted by Johnson's second-place finish. Johnson will be joined in the lineup this week by seniors Lindsay Biehler and Krista Fenniak and freshmen Ana Paredes and Claudia Galindo.
Updates will be provided during the tournament as they become available on Twitter (@IslandersGolf) and final results will be posted on GoIslanders.com.


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Sage Francis wrote: Beantown threw the fuck down today. Best show of them all so far.
House of Bees moshpit was a nice touch.
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Wu lite. I already know to expect unintelligible yelling, long pauses where they try to figure out what is next, them late to stage, incoherent in between song thoughts, and the absence of my favorite members
Sage Francis wrote: Not the best set up for the side stage. And placing us between M.O.P. and Slaughterhouse in their home city...priceless. It was out in a parking lot. I didn't catch the KRS set, but someone emailed me and said he made the DJ turn off South Bronx instrumental because the "crowd doesn't deserve it." I can't imagine what the crowd was like for him to say that. Or maybe he's just tired of performing that song? Tough call. Every other show the people have gone wild when that beat comes on.


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MINTURN - Live music returns to the Minturn Saloon for the winter season. Every Saturday night during the ski season, Scotty Kabel and friends will rock the bar at the Minturn Saloon starting about 9 pm. Kabel has been the lead guitarist and force behind such successful bands as Little Hercules, Bonfire Dub, and Min'urn Express. He also seems to attract other great musicians who end up joining him at the Saloon on Saturdays.
"Each week seems to take on a personality of its own," said Saloon owner Andy Kaufman.
There is no cover charge and the Minturn Saloon offers a late night happy hour.
For more information on the Minturn Saloon, contact Andy Kaufman at 970-827-5954 or email@example.com.


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The Ashland School District has opted to find a new high school swim coach after the former coach was cited by police last month for allegedly failing to report child abuse — a charge that stemmed from a sexual relationship that occurred between a 14-year-old girl on the team and the former coach's 24-year-old son, who was a volunteer swim coach at the time.
Former swim coach Steve Mitzel of Ashland is still employed by the district as information technology director, but he is no longer Ashland High School's swim coach, said ASD Superintendent Jay Hummel.
"We've taken disciplinary action that we thought was appropriate for his misbehaviors ... but that's going to remain confidential, " Hummel said.
Prior to the beginning of this academic year, the Ashland High School online staff directory listed Mitzel as its IT director, but he is now only listed as IT director under the online staff directory for the district.
In August, Ashland police Chief Terry Holderness said that while it did not appear Mitzel had specific evidence of his son's misconduct with the freshman student, Mitzel "had been told that sexual activity had occurred."
Because Mitzel was a high school coach and employed at a public education institution — making him a state-mandated mandatory child-abuse reporter — he is required to pass along to authorities information of that nature.
State law requires mandatory reporters to tell authorities about any incidents of physical or sexual abuse of children if they have reasonable cause to believe the abuse has occurred. A mandatory reporter who violates this duty commits a Class A misdemeanor, which is punishable by a fine, according to Adam Peterson, a Jackson County prosecutor who is not involved with the case.
Mandatory reporters include teachers, coaches, physicians, clergy, firefighters, law enforcement officers, social workers and more under Oregon Revised Statute 419B.005.
The senior Mitzel's son, Camren Michael Mitzel, of Ashland, initially pleaded not guilty in Jackson County Circuit Court to four counts of third-degree rape and four counts of second-degree sexual abuse stemming from four alleged incidents with the freshman girl during the 2012-13 swim season.
Last week, Camren Mitzel amended his pleas to guilty on two of the second-degree sexual abuse charges. He appeared in the courtroom of Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Lorenzo Mejia, court records show.
All of Camren Mitzel's additional charges were dismissed, and he was order to pay $200 for each conviction, records show.
Second-degree sexual abuse can be charged if the perpetrator is 21 or older and was the victim's coach, Holderness said. Camren Mitzel's alleged crimes were first reported to a separate agency, which then contacted APD to follow up with an investigation.
A several-week APD investigation determined that Camren Mitzel didn't use violence or physical force, police said.
Sam Wheeler is a freelance writer living in Ashland. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A September slowdown in Bay Area home sales and prices is helping buyers begin to turn the tables on sellers.
Sales were down from August and the median price for all types of homes across the nine-county Bay Area slid for the second month in a row, the real estate information company DataQuick reported.
"The pendulum has swung toward the buyer since the summer," said DataQuick's Andrew LePage. It hasn't swung far enough to call it a buyers' market yet, he cautioned, but "the home shopping experience is more pleasant than it was in the spring and early summer."
Real estate agents report price reductions for higher-priced homes in some parts of the Bay Area, and buyers were encountering less competition from investors.
"September was slow for everybody," said Joe Cutrufelli of Alain Pinel Realtors in Walnut Creek. He said he was glad to see "the craziness" end. "Frankly, we needed it to happen. Where there were 30 to 40 offers, now it's down to two or three."
John V. Pinto of Realty World in San Jose said he has a San Jose fixer-upper with a price tag of just under $600,000 that has fetched only three offers -- one from a long-term investor, one from a flipper and one from a potential owner-occupant. That's far fewer than it would have received a couple of months ago, he said.
"I welcome this kind of a market," Pinto said. "It's got a little bit more balance, kind of a middle ground market."
The median price paid for all types of homes in the Bay Area was $530,000 in September, a drop of just under 2 percent from $540,000 the month before. And while prices last month increased 24 percent from September 2012, they increased 31.7 percent from August 2012 to August this year. Sales dropped 17 percent from August, but were still up 3.6 percent for the year.
"There was a time when anybody could put anything on the market and people would line up to buy it. That's not happening now," said Doreen Roberts, a Fremont broker.
Sales of single-family homes were down from August by double digits in the East Bay, Peninsula and South Bay, while median sale prices were either flat or below their August levels. The prices were above September 2012 levels, but yearly gains have slowed since July.
The median price for a single-family home in Contra Costa County was $410,000 -- down 5.7 percent from August but up 26.2 percent for the year. Santa Clara County's median of $722,000 was down 3 percent for the month but up 18.3 percent for the year. San Mateo County's single-family median sale price of $749,000 was down 13.7 percent from August, and up 8.9 percent for the year.
Alameda County eked out a tiny monthly gain. Its median price was $572,500 -- up less than 1 percent from August and 35.6 percent above September 2012.
Inventory around the bay was at its highest level for the year in mid-September, according to ZipRealty. Sales of lower-priced homes still are brisk in Contra Costa County, but at prices above $800,000 sales have slowed, said Don Cruz Datanagan, head of ZipRealty's East Bay office in Walnut Creek. "We have properties in Danville in great neighborhoods that haven't moved," he said. "We're seeing a shift toward a buyers' market, but just in certain price ranges."
Sherie Corsello of Redfin said she's seeing a slowdown in the areas she covers -- Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Concord, Martinez and east to Brentwood.
The timing couldn't have been better for her clients Mike and Jenn Benincasa, who sold their Concord home for a handsome profit this summer at the peak of the market and bought another in Walnut Creek at list price a few weeks ago, when the market had slowed.
"We got in and out at the right time," said Mike Benincasa. The couple had just finished remodeling their Concord home when they got some timely advice. "Some friends of ours who recently purchased a home told us the market's really changing and advised us to sell and get something else," he said.
The Benincasas listed their Concord home with Redfin for $499,000 and after sifting through multiple offers, accepted one for $530,000. "We ended up walking away with a sizable profit" on a home that was underwater a year earlier, Benincasa said. They paid the asking price of $725,000 for their new home.
Absentee buyers -- typically investors -- peaked in February when they made up nearly 29 percent of the market, DataQuick reported. In September, that had dropped to just over 20 percent. That was good news for regular "move-in" buyers who have been beaten out by investors for homes all year long.
Contact Pete Carey at 408-920-5419. Follow him on Twitter.com/petecarey.


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Biotech companies have proven they can deliver innovative drugs. Several commercially successful biotech drugs have reached the market in the past three years. Of the 21 new molecular entities approved by FDA in 2003, six were developed through biotechnology techniques, more than any previous year.2 There are currently 370 drugs in clinical trials from biotechnology companies.3 Despite these figures, the drug development process is exceptionally risky for biotech companies. Less than 35 percent of all biotech companies have sufficient finances to survive beyond one year. Those who do face even more daunting statistics — only one out of five drugs entering Phase I trials gains market approval. Of the approved, only 30 percent recoup development costs.4
WHY OUTSOURCE?The current regulatory environment is becoming stricter, making it more difficult and requiring more resources to develop new drugs, biologics, and devices. Drug development, for example, requires expertise in broad scientific disciplines: preclinical, clinical, ancillary clinical (chemistry, packaging, manufacturing, etc.), project management, and regulatory affairs. All of the required functions must be coordinated to minimize start-up time, effectively utilize time of operations, maximize efficiency, and support the filing of an appropriate regulatory submission. The end result: to produce a high-quality product in record time and within budget.


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it is my first post and I usually can debug all the problems myself. This seems like an easy problem to solve, but for some reason, it is eluding me so far.
I had pms 1.20 running with channels and no problem. I updated to pms 1.30 and/or pms 1.40 and suddenly i get this error.
[main] INFO 20:27:18.061 Loading plugins from /home/juan/bin/pms/pms-linux-1.30.1/plugins
[main] INFO 20:27:18.064 Found plugin: com.sharkhunter.channel.CH_plugin
[main] INFO 20:27:18.075 Start channel 1.26
[main] INFO 20:27:18.081 parsing channel file /home/juan/bin/pms/pms-linux-1.30.1/channels/channels/nzb.ch version 0.1
[main] INFO 20:27:18.096 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: net/pms/movieinfo/MovieInfoVirtualFolder
[main] INFO 20:27:18.098 at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
[main] INFO 20:27:18.098 at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:634)
[main] INFO 20:27:18.098 at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(SecureClassLoader.java:142)
[main] INFO 20:27:18.099 at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(URLClassLoader.java:277)
[main] INFO 20:27:18.099 at java.net.URLClassLoader.access$000(URLClassLoader.java:73)
[main] INFO 20:27:18.100 at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:212)
It seems to be a classpath problem and I have been trying to fix it bit no cigar. Can someone point me to how I can solve this seemingly easy problem so I can continue enjoying the channels plugin.
I have set up all the variables in PMS.CON correctly and in Linux this file moved from the regular place to /home/.config/PMS, so I have correctly made all those changes.
Thanks so much for your help


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Amino Acid Analysis
AAA is hydrolysis of a protein or peptide into its individual components and is often used for compositional analysis of naturally occurring amino acids. Advancing work concentrates on automation and handling multiple samples simultaneously.Nanogen, Inc. has two new US patents: "Amino Acid Sequence Pattern Matching" and "Enzymatic modification of a nucleic acid-synthetic binding unit conjugate."2 ParAllele BioScience, Inc. offers an extremely large assay panel with a capacity of 20,000 non-synonymous single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs) to be used in human genotypifg studies.3 Sigma-Aldrich launched its Panorama Human p53 Protein Functional Microarray. Developed by Procognia and distributed exclusively by Sigma-Aldrich, the p53 protein microarray is based on a novel, proprietary technology that ensures the protein is correctly folded and confers full functionality.4
Biocalorimetry studies molecular interactions and conformational energetics by direct measurement of the change in enthalpy for a biological process. Technical societies are the best source of information. On the current calendar is the 2005 North American Thermal Analysis Society (NATAS) Conference in Universal City CA, September 18-21, 2005. Prior to the central meeting, a short course is offered by NATAS September 17-18, 2005, at Sheraton Universal Hotel, Universal City, CA.5
The International Society for Biological Calorimetry is a technical society devoted to this topic. The society will be holding its 14th conference (founded in 1973) in Gdansk Poland June 2-8, 2006.6 Major topics scheduled for discussion include:
The Society also has expanded its reach to South America. The second Campinas Symposium on Calorimetry and Chemical Thermodynamics will be held at the University of Campinas, Campinas, Brazil April 9-13 2006. For more information, refer to http:// http://www.biocalorimetry.org/.
Capillary Electrophoresis
Capillary electrophoresis (CE) is a miniaturized instrumental version of traditional electrophoresis. CE has been applied to separations historically performed by gel electrophoresis. The most notable example is the adaptation of CE technology in multi-channel DNA sequencers, which enabled the sequencing of the human genome in less than two years. In a sister publication (LCGC North America), Ted Weir related the use of CE to replace SDS-PAGE.7
"The CE-SDS technique has two unique advantages that eliminate the problems encountered in other CE techniques such as capillary zone electrophoresis. First, the high viscosity of the sieving polymer reduces EOF (electroosmotic flow), to a very low level. This eliminates the major source of poor reproducibility of migration times and peak areas in CE. Second, the high negative charge density of SDS-protein complexes eliminates the problem of protein adsorption to the capillary wall.
"Recently, chip-based instruments for analysis of biopolymers have been introduced by three companies. These employ photolithographic technologies to microfabricate devices with channels etched into substrates such as glass and plastics for electrically driven separations. All three commercial systems provide chips and application kits for the CE-SDS chemistry."


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2010, 365 days, 442 new members, 1 great year.
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PARKERSBURG - Marterial gathered from tunnels or a ravine or impressions made with adhesives will be included in an exhibit at the Parkersburg Art Center opening Sunday.
"Trying to Be With You" will be the works of Ben Stout, the Fountainhead Fellow in sculpture at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va., in the department of craft and material studies.
Stout said he began as what he called a functional potter, working first with ceramics, later he moved to sculpture.
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Ben Stout arranges one if his sculptures using materials he gathered in the area around the Church Hill Tunnel near Richmond, Va. He is the Fountainhead Fellow in sculpture at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Stout said he could be described as a contemporary artist. He said it is not traditional craft but brings in those who work with pottery studios, fiber studios and wood studios.
"I use ceramics but I use a lot of adhesives like tape and rubber," he said. "It's mixed materials, color prints, ceramics, gathered objects, not found objects but gathered objects."
Stout studied ceramics at the Kansas City Art Institute and received his Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Ohio University.
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Stout said he gathered items from the Moonville Tunnel in Vinton County, Ohio, the Nelsonville bypass and the Church Hill Tunnel near Richmond, Va., and Tunnel 13 on the North Bend Rail Trail. He began his sculpture work while in graduate school.
He said his works take a new look at materials from sites.
"The work developed from a reevaluation of craft methods and a sort of expanded appreciation of functional sites," he said. "The work in the gallery is made from a tunnel, a municipal thoroughfare. My process is a process of collection and gathering."
Stout said that is why adhesives are useful. The works include metals, plastics, fiber marterial, all gathered.
The Church Hill Tunnel was a place where he found many materials.
"Part of the Church Hill Tunnel is part of a derelict ravine that has become a place for people to toss things," he said. "The other side is surrounded by very expensive apartments."
Stout said his work with adhesives is one that gives an impression of a surface such as a wall in a tunnel in the North Bend Rail Trail or a floor in a neighbor's apartment rather than a rendering like a painting.
Stout's show, "Trying to Be With You," will be one of three shows opening Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at the Parkersburg Art Center, 725 Market St.
Stout said he will have seven sculptures and three color prints as part of the exhibit.


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Tuesday, 10/29/1996
Leon County Civic Center, Tallahassee, FL
Set 1: CDTChalk Dust Torture[1], GuelahGuelah Papyrus[1], CTBCars Trucks Buses[1], Taste[1], Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room[1], Stash[1], Train Song[1], Billy Breathes[1], Poor Heart[1] > BowieDavid Bowie[1]
Set 2: Rift[1] > Mike'sMike's Song[1] > HorseThe Horse[1] > SilentSilent in the Morning[1], WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove[1], WedgeThe Wedge[1], Character Zero[1], Suspicious Minds[1] > HYHUHold Your Head Up[1], SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light[1], Hello My Baby
Encore: GTBTGood Times Bad Times[1]
[1] Karl Perazzo.
Noteworthy Jams: Mike's Song (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 10.36
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Karl Perazzo (Guest)
Notes: Guest percussionist Karl Perazzo played the entire show. After Suspicious Minds, Trey introduced Fish as "Norton Charlton Heston."
Song Distribution:
5 Billy Breathes
4 Rift
4 A Picture of Nectar
2 Stash
1 Lawn Boy
1 Junta
1 The White Tape
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This show was part of the "1996 Fall Tour."
Itsl like some Washington hieght, UrbanHippyrockfunk with drums coming from everywhere. Trey is just literally wailing his guitarcontent to just pierce throughthie sound animal they created .The first jam is heavier and more hardcore than anything I heard them play in up until that point in the states. The second starts like simple a little than on tape sounds alot like trey is on his drum kit lol but parazzo kills it though


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May 11, 2011
DOE Offers $90.6 Million Loan Guarantee for Colorado Solar Facility
DOE announced on May 10 the offer of a conditional commitment for a $90.6 million loan guarantee to Cogentrix of Alamosa, LLC, for one of the largest high-concentration solar photovoltaic (HCPV) generation projects in the world. Then guarantee will support the construction of the Alamosa Solar Generating Project, a 30-megawatt (MW) net capacity HCPV project located in south-central Colorado near Alamosa. Cogentrix estimates the project will create about 75 construction jobs and 10 operations jobs.
The proposed facility will use HCPV systems consisting of concentrating optics and multi-junction solar cell panels controlled by a dual-axis tracking system. The tracking system rotates and tilts the cells throughout the day so the surface of the solar panel maintains an optimal angle with respect to the sun. The multi-junction solar cells are nearly 40% efficient or about double that of traditional PV panels used in areas with high amounts of direct sunlight, according to the project sponsor. The project, which is expected to produce approximately 75,000 megawatt hours of energy per year, will sell all of its electricity to Public Service Company of Colorado. It will be enough to power more than 6,500 homes, and it will avoid the emissions of more than 43,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
DOE's Loan Programs Office administers loan guarantee programs that support the deployment of innovative technologies that avoid, reduce, or sequester greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, it has the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program, which supports the development of advanced vehicle technologies. Under the two both programs, DOE has issued loans or loan guarantees and offered conditional commitments for loan guarantees totaling more than $30 billion to support 28 clean energy projects across the United States. See the DOE press release and the Loan Program Office website.