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It's not often that an entire community is duped, but we were and I will readily admit that I was right there with the rest of us. I guess with all of the bad, the difficult, the trying things in the world we were looking for something good - when it came along, we all went for it.
I am so proud of the EVHS football team and student body. Real or not, "Alex" showed the world what our kids are made of and it couldn't have been better. I am convinced the next time someone needs help, they'll all step up again. Their sense of trust and compassion - and all of ours - may be bent a little by this, but it's not broken.
To everyone who is feeling somehow partially responsible for this, there is only one person to blame and it certainly isn't you. Don't beat yourself up over this; we all got taken in. Take pride in the fact that you were part of a community that cared and will continue to help those who need it. It's greater than ever to be a Devil!


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"Heath steals your heart, then takes you on a journey that will leave you torn between tears and joy."
—Christina Dodd
A New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, the remarkable Lorraine Heath deliciously explores the Pleasures of a Notorious Gentlemen in the scandalously entertaining second installment in her London's Greatest Lovers series. Victorian England is the setting for this captivating historical romance, as the rakish sons of a scandalous Dowager Duchess find passion, pleasure, and, ultimately, love. In Pleasures of a Notorious Gentleman, the black sheep second son back from war is confronted by a beautiful angel of mercy with a baby in her arms—and Heath fans, as well as fans of Lisa Kleypas and Liz Carlyle, will certainly want to know what happens next!
As the black sheep second son of an Earl, Stephen Lyons has gained a reputation in the art of seduction, but when his wicked ways result in scandal, he joins the army to redeem himself. On the battlefield, he proves courageous . . . until he is seriously wounded. Returning home to recover, he discovers he can't remember the angelic beauty who arrives at his doorstep, his babe nestled in her arms.
Mercy Dawson will risk everything to protect the son of the dashing soldier she once knew and admired. When Stephen offers to do the honorable thing, she is determined that London's most notorious gentleman will desire her and no other. But Mercy fears that what began as an innocent deception could destroy her dreams and their blossoming love if Stephen ever learns the scandalous truth . . .
They are masters of seduction, London's greatest lovers. Living for pleasure, they will give their hearts to no one . . . until love takes them by surprise.
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San Diego's top Internet retailers
No surprise here: Retail giant Amazon kept its spot as the world's No. 1 e-tailer in the Internet Retailer's 2013 Top 500 Guide. But seven San Diego-based companies landed spots on the list, while one dropped off. AutoAnything.com fell off after it was purchased by AutoZone last year. Keep clicking to see the companies that did make the list.
Sony Electronics
Sony Electronics is the U.S. sales and marketing arm of the Japanese electronics giant Sony. It is a leading provider of audio and video electronics and information technology products for consumers and businesses. The San Diego campus employs about 2,000 and handles North American sales of gear like cameras, TVs and computers.
Road Runner Sports
Road Runner Sports started in a Del Mar garage in 1983 and now calls itself "The World's Largest Running & Walking Store." It has a second distribution center in Columbus, Ohio and stores throughout California, Washington, Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, New Jersey, Georgia, Virginia and more. And online, clearly.
San Diego-based retail pet supplier Petco Animal Supplies was established in 1965 and today has about 1,150 stores nationwide, including more than 30 boutique Unleashed by Petco locations. And its website, which features furry animals enjoying and sporting the goods.
BikeBandit.com is the self-proclaimed "Web's largest motorcycle store," with an inventory of more than 8 million motorcycle parts of both the original manufacturer and aftermarket variety. It also has motorcycle apparel, how-to guides and a plethora of blogs to keep online shoppers coming back.
Charlotte Russe
Charlotte Russe, a mall-based specialty retailer known for its trendy, affordable clothing for women and juniors, also does a booming business on the Internet. It uses free shipping incentives to entice shoppers to place online orders.
Super Warehouse Business Products
Super Warehouse Business Products, an exclusively online retailer, is a veteran of the Internet Retailer Top 500 list. It landed a spot on the Top 500 list for the first time in 2006. The San Diego-based company has been selling technology solutions to businesses, government and individuals since 1997. Now it sells more than 75,000 products on its website, SuperWarehouse.com, and plans to launch a new website soon that will feature more than 175,000 products.
BuyAutoParts.com made the top 500 list this year for the first time, after landing on the top 5,000 list two years in a row. The company, established in 1989 as a subsidiary of Meridian Auto Parts, gets 90 percent of its business from online sales. It grew from 71 employees last March to 118 this year. BuyAutoParts.com says its success comes from carrying auto parts you won't find at a local brick-and-mortar auto parts store.


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The Guardian reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the 2012 London Olympics because he would rather eat a bag of dicks than attend your stupid Olympics, London, MOSCOW 4 LYFE.
It is believed that the boycott is intended to express Putin's displeasure with a sundry list of British governmental policies (and vibes), including a Parliamentary proposal to bar senior Russian government officials accused of human rights violations from entering the country.
Putin is expected to send Russian Prime Minister/Occasional President Dmitry Medvedev in his stead.
Earlier this month, Putin also boycotted the G8 summit hosted by America's own Barack Obama. He said he was too busy to attend. He sent Medvedev in his place, which is not how parties work, Vladimir Putin.
Desperate to make their event seem cool again, the British Foreign Office aka Hype Squad is claiming that these Olympic games will mark "the largest top-level international gathering in diplomatic history," even without Putin, who will no doubt regret his decision not to attend once he realizes that he doesn't get any of the gang's new inside jokes.
120 heads of state are scheduled to travel to London, versus the 87 who came to Beijing for the 2008 games.
Russia is due to host the Winter Olympics in 2014. Putin will presumably attend those, though it remains to be seen whether anyone other than Putin will be invited.
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There were tragic events that occurred in 2012 that will always be with us. Newtown, Conn., was one of those. As was Aurora, Colo. If such mass killings spur a national conversation that brings about gun legislation, well, the coming year will tell. Of course, after the recent press conference — actually it was a monologue — we know where the National Rifle Association stands: Turn our schools into armed camps, and the image of an elementary school principal running down a hallway carrying a Glock, confronting a deranged shooter armed with a semiautomatic rifle seems, in the NRA universe, viable.
But the year just past also had its share of the best, the quirky, the strange and the rest.
So, just to quickly review:
The best word of 2012 was "meme" (noun). Pronounced meem. Its meaning is a bit nebulous, adding to its panache. In short, it's all that pop culture stuff that's imitable. It does have a nice, esoteric sound, giving those who use it some very hip street cred.
One of the best memes of the year was Clint Eastwood auditioning a chair at the Republican National Convention. Talking to an empty chair became instant fodder for the nighttime standups, as well as causing those who booked Eastwood to realize (OMG) that the larger-than-life persona up on the screen is not the cranky old dude ad libbing before millions. Really?
Best-selling books, "Fifty Shades of Grey" et al. (a trilogy that could've been titled "The Hunger Games," but that moniker was taken) sold big time, purchasers claiming it was a sensitive and literary story about a young woman's existential crisis. Good to know.
Hottest rock group? Mumford & Sons, which sounds like a moving company but word is that they rock. Who knew? Do Mumford et al. tweet between gigs? If so, their competition is Katy Perry's 15.66 million new Twitter followers in 2012. Seriously? Can Katy's life really be that interesting? Pop culture is so cool. Tweeting? Huge meme.
And speaking of pop culture and trends that seem beyond all understanding, there's Psy, hardcore Korean rapper, doing his Gangnam dance moves (ride the mule; don't let go of the reins). As memes go? Perfect.
And there was David Petraeus, head of the CIA, where corporate culture puts a really, really big premium on being able to keep a secret. Whoops. Clearly the general wandered into a labyrinth of bad judgment and couldn't find his way out. Paula Broadwell, his biographer, was simply along for the ride.
Recall Katie Holmes, who, for five years, starred in the Tom Cruise/Scientology production known as "Isn't Marriage Grand!" which soon became "Mission Impossible." So trapped did Katie feel, she was prepared to go into witness protection rather than be married to Team Cruise one more day.
Question: Who or what is Honey Boo Boo and why do we care?
We do care about Malala Yousafzai. The attempt on her young life by the Taliban last October is inexplicable. She simply wanted to go to school. But keep in mind that this crew also kills health care workers who are wanting only to deliver polio vaccine to small children. You could run dental floss from one collective ear to the next of this outfit and not hit an obstruction.
Best iTune of 2012: "Call Me Maybe." Really? Well, maybe. Of course, there was "Payphone" and "Whistle." Thinking of payphones, as in phone booths. Gone. Artifacts found in museums. Think buggy whips. Superman is not happy.
Best rumor of 2012: There is a small critter living in Donald Trump's hair and if it comes out and you see its shadow, he'll run for president. Again.
Best dramatic miniseries of 2012: Republican primaries.
Best cliffhanger: The fall election. Romney's lamented 47 percent plus 7 percent have spoken.
The best metaphor of the year: The Fiscal Cliff. The Republicans love to run along its precipice (what a rush!) while the rest of the country gets vertigo. Who are these guys? And why do they have a picture of Grover Who Norquist in their offices?
Guns redux: There really is a law in Florida that if you're pushed, insulted, and things get aggressive, well, that Glock that's riding on your hip is itching to put an exclamation point to your last, "Oh yeah? Are you talking to me?" As a nation, shouldn't we discuss this?
And there's Kim Jong Un, a pudgy, short guy with a really bad haircut, who is now in charge of North Korea. For his 12th birthday he got his own gulag filled with three generations of political prisoners. Was Playstation 4 not available?
And not to forget Sandy, a devastating storm that should have prompted a national conversation about global warming; it didn't. And likely won't. The environment? Business as usual.
Regarding 2013: Take care and all best wishes.
Chris Honoré lives in Ashland.
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Is it possible to print a list rather than select the items you wish to print in the pdf creator window?
How do I change the list order?
Ignore that. Problem fixed. A great little application. Love the fact that it's free and regularly updated.
How do you import from Delicious Library? Whenever I import a tab-delimited text file that has been created by DL all book info is incorrect.
I've got an iPod Touch and I would love to have my list of books on it !
Could you explain to me how to do it ?
If it's possible, I stop using my Palm and an Excel file !!!
Would love to be able to use the book's location as the basis for a smart list. Don't understand why that's missing...
Had no idea something like this existed until just recently - love it! It would be nice if there were a way that I could share my books and see the libraries of others, too. I think LibraryThing is a paid service?
Some international quickfill plugin more and it would be perfect... Bookpedia has Italian bol version, it would be great also for books.
Cool. Me likey.
Fantastic app. Nice interface, easy to use, and collects most of the info itself. I'm slowly cataloging every book I own, and frankly it's made that possible.
Ditch DeliciousLibrary and get this. Better in every way (more options, nicer interface, more flexible, etc), faster (to an amazing degree), and free.
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I know the adage of "if it isnt broke" but just wondered if there is an easy way to remove the install so I can install the new version via the repository. Via this method
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Tom Sizemore now says he made up the story about Bill Clinton having an affair with Elizabeth Hurley, which nearly caught the Internet on fire Wednesday when it went public.
Tom Sizemore is a drug addict who shouldn't be believed. He even said so.
Sizemore told HuffPost Live on Wednesday the story was "not true" and blamed his ramblings detailing a yearlong affair between Hurley and Clinton on his past drug use.
Hurley denied the "ludicrously silly" allegations Wednesday on Twitter.
In a recording reportedly obtained by Radar, Sizemore said he arranged a secret meeting between the former president and his ex-girlfriend when he met the president at a 1998 screening of "Saving Private Ryan" at the White House. In the recording, Sizemore reportedly said the yearlong affair ended when Clinton said, "I don't do love and I'm beginning to think I might love you."
Sizemore admitted Wednesday he "was never at the White House" and has "never met Bill Clinton."
"I'm not denying that I said these things," he said. "I don't remember saying them, but it's an old videotape, and they're the rantings of a guy ... it's been well-chronicled that I had a very severe drug problem."
Radar reported the tape was made last month, while Sizemore says he's been sober since 2009. He said Wednesday he hasn't heard the tape but believes it's "very old."
Sizemore said his "perceptions were not the greatest" when he was on drugs. He also wanted "to apologize to (Hurley) for any hurt or BS I caused her or the Clintons or anybody else I may have mentioned."
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Motif Lounge owner Teresa Nguyen is pretty thrilled about the downtown San Jose nightclub's sudden fame ever since celebrity gossip site TMZ.com reported that 49ers including Colin Kaepernick and Alex Smith partied there Sunday after the team's victory in Atlanta.
"It's a great feeling, of course, to be in the spotlight," Nguyen said. "I take pride in my venue so it's nice to see it shine."
The appearance by the Super Bowl-bound 49ers at the victory celebration on South First Street wasn't a huge surprise, she said. "They grew a connection, a home with us, and we're happy to see them week after week and year after year. They visit when they play home games, and, because many of the players live in the area, they stop in often."
WELCOME BACK: Britannia Arms co-owner John McKay is among the legions who are happy the San Jose Sharks are back playing at HP Pavilion. "It's nice to see all the old faces back. Some people talked about giving up their tickets, but they're all here -- and they all came early," McKay said of the teal-clad customers who had already packed the downtown San Jose pub hours before game time Thursday.
McKay's also busy making plans for the 25th anniversary of Britannia Arms' original location on Almaden Expressway. It's staggering to think how many pints have been poured there in the past quarter-century, and no doubt that total will increase at the Feb. 27 party.
LUNCH FOR A CAUSE: We're at the tail end of Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley's "Lunch with a Celebrity" auction, which closes Monday. The public can bid on eBay for lunch with any of a dozen local notables, with proceeds benefiting JFS's Project N.O.A.H. ("No One Abandoned Here") which provides vital social services to the needy.
Leading the list of potential lunch dates is, appropriately, Noah himself. That is, Noah Alper, who founded Noah's Bagels. Others include NBC Bay Area tech reporter Scott Budman, opera singer Layna Chiankas, conductor Barbara Day Turner, sports agent Matt Sosnick and Stanford artificial intelligence professor Terry Winograd.
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High energy Bag, with a strange little extended "plinking" ending.
The quiet section of Divided Sky has a little bit of looping. Nice Stash, though nothing mind-blowing. Bug has some really powerful soloing in the outro jam- a really good version considering it was still a relatively new song at the time.
A monster-length Drowned opens the second set and lasts for over 30 minutes and explores a variety of themes, but never really finds any memorable peaks. Digital delay loop jamming starts kicking in around the 20 minute mark, but there's really nothing here that's all that engaging. Proof that just because a jam is long doesn't mean its interesting or holds up over time.
Makisupa keyword is "herbal jazz cigarette" and includes some strange descending keyboard sounds from Page. Antelope has a nice build and features some furious playing, but is hardly memorable. Jim encore is a bit of a throwaway.
Overall, a show that while not badly played, is eminently forgettable, even with a 30-minute Drowned. There's plenty of other Dec. 99 shows worth seeking out over this one..


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La. hospice cuts worse than previously announced
Published: Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 11:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 11:01 a.m.
BATON ROUGE — Louisiana's health department is acknowledging that planned cuts in the state's Medicaid program will eliminate hospice care for all Medicaid recipients beginning in February.
Hospice care aims to make dying people more comfortable in their final months of life. In announcing reductions to hospice care funding last week, officials with Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration said hospice care at nursing homes would not be eliminated.
However, Kathleen Meyers, a spokeswoman for the state health agency, confirmed there will be no reimbursement for hospice services beginning Feb. 1.
Jamey Boudreaux, executive director of the Louisiana-Mississippi Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, said he learned from the health department earlier this week that the initial characterization of the cutbacks was wrong.
"Effective Feb. 1, 2013, Medicaid will no longer reimburse for hospice services," Meyers wrote. People currently in hospice will keep those services through the rest of their lives.
Most people in hospice care are elderly and end-of-life care is covered by Medicare, Boudreaux said. More than 5,800 Medicaid patients in Louisiana received hospice benefits this year, according to state figures.
Hospice workers include not only doctors and nurses, but social workers and a chaplain, who meet to reassess the treatment plan for terminally ill patients every 15 days, he said.
While cutting hospice care is expected to trim the state portion of the Medicaid budget by $1.1 million, Boudreaux predicted it wouldn't result in real savings because many dying people will end up at hospitals, where Medicaid will pay for at least a portion of their care.
"I predict they will spend at least four times that amount in emergency room visits and hospitalization of those type of folks," Boudreaux said.
In an email, Meyers wrote that dying people will still be able to access pain medication through the Medicaid pharmacy program, while home health services will also be available. "Emotional support" services offered by hospice teams will be eliminated, but Meyers said the state will connect nonprofit and faith-based groups with dying Medicaid recipients.
Legislators at a hearing last week to discuss the $165.5 million in proposed state budget cutbacks were alarmed by the hospice cuts.
State officials say the cuts are needed because of revenue shortfalls. The budget must be balanced by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
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There are many types of congenital heart defects. If the defect lowers the amount of oxygen in the body, it is called cyanotic. If the defect doesn't affect oxygen in the body, it is called acyanotic.
Cyanotic heart defects are defects that allow oxygen-rich blood and
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Acyanotic congenital heart defects include:
A small hole in the heart, called a patent foramen ovale, is not considered a heart defect. It happens in many healthy people. But typically it doesn't need treatment.
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DOE Closes $117 Million Loan Guarantee for Hawaii Wind Project
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DOE announced on July 27 that it finalized a $117 million loan guarantee for Kahuku Wind Power, LLC, and its 30-megawatt (MW) Kahuku Wind Power project in Hawaii. The project includes the development of an innovative wind power plant that will supply electricity to approximately 7,700 households per year. According to company estimates, the project, located on Oahu's North Shore, will create more than 200 jobs on the island. The project will be the first to meet reliability requirements for wind and solar energy set by Hawaiian Electric Company, the only electric utility operating on Oahu.
The Kahuku project, which began construction in July, uses 12 2.5-MW Liberty wind turbine generators manufactured by Clipper Windpower and a 10-MW battery energy storage system that will modulate and smooth fluctuations in power output caused by changes in wind levels. First Wind Holdings, LLC, the project sponsor and an independent U.S.-based wind energy developer, successfully built and currently operates Hawaii's largest wind energy facility, the 30-MW Kaheawa Wind project on Maui, which generates 9% of the island's annual electricity needs. See press releases from DOE and First Wind, and the DOE Loan Guarantee Program Web site.


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In many parts of Florida landowners are encouraged to plant longleaf pines to help reestablish this once dominant ecosystem. Leo (Bud) and Karen Turner, north Okaloosa county ranchers/wildlife land managers, have been hard at work following this recommendation from the NRCS and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). The Turner's own 200 acres of pasture and forest land. They participated in the Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) and a plan was developed to plant 40 acres of longleaf pines and various species of native hardwoods. The plan has been implemented and the longleaf pines have thrived. The Turner's have noticed an increase in Bob White quail on their farm along with an increase in other species of birds.
Prescribed burning is the conservation practice that gives longleaf pine the advantage over other plant species in competing for water and nutrients from the soil. Longleaf pine thrives with the periodic application of prescribed fire along with many native grasses. The WHIP plan recommends that prescribed burning should be applied early in the life cycle and at 3-5 year intervals thereafter. Once the tree crowns have grown enough to protect the candle from excessive heat, the potential for damage from a prescribed fire is remote.
With the declining habitat of longleaf pines comes the threat of exotic and invasive species such as climbing fern, cogongrass, and tropical soda apple. The Turner's have worked hard to control invasive species and other pests. They encourage others to follow their example, which is to diversify their operation. This will result in the better utilization of natural resources while providing a wildlife friendly landscape.
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Since 1980 the rate of obesity among adults has doubled and the rate among children has tripled. Currently, more than one-third of adults and 16% of children in the United States are obese. Promoting healthy lifestyles is ideally a family priority, and is best accomplished with teamwork in mind. Natalie Walders Abramson, PhD, at National Jewish Health offers useful tips for families to prevent a weight problem from emerging, and are instrumental steps in tackling a weight problem that has already presented itself.
Promote portion control. When cooking, try to prepare just enough for everyone to enjoy a single portion at meals. If you have extras, place leftovers in the refrigerator or freezer before you sit down to eat in order to avoid overeating at meals.
Plan ahead for healthy snacks. Work with your children to pack snack bags in advance so that healthy vegetables and fruits are ready and waiting when kids get home from school.
Pay attention to the body's hunger and satiety clues. Help your children learn how to pick up signals the body sends that it is time to eat and that it is time to stop eating when satisfied. Encourage children to avoid extremes of feeling "starving" and "stuffed".
Get active as a family. Plan for fun family time that involves plenty of activity and movement. Go for walks together, ask your children to teach you their favorite sport, and enjoy the outdoors as a family.
Make simple changes to your family's daily routine. This can be as easy as taking the stairs, parking at the furthest spot, or getting off the bus a stop earlier and walking the rest of the way.
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PHOENIX -- Tim Hudson waited more than eight months to get back on a big league mound after suffering a season-ending ankle injury last July. After giving him two years and $23 million, the Giants anxiously waited more than four months to see Hudson's first start in orange and black.
The debut was more successful than either side could have expected.
Hudson was laser sharp in a 2-0 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, pitching 72/3 innings and allowing just three hits. Hudson was ahead of Diamondback hitters all night long, throwing 74 of 103 pitches for strikes, and he struck out seven without allowing a free pass. Afterward, he was all smiles, even yelling, "Look at that old man run!" as a clubhouse TV showed a highlight of Hudson putting down a bunt.
"It was a fun night," he said. "I was just happy as heck to be out there competing again."
Hudson looked like his old bulldog self while retiring the side in the first three innings. The first time through the order, seven of nine Diamondbacks found themselves down 0-2.
"He was pretty on-point," catcher Buster Posey said. "Most of the night, he did a good job attacking hitters and getting ahead. When he's pounding the zone like he did, it gives you a lot of different options."
That included pitching for strikeouts, and Hudson, who normally relies on ground balls, got a couple of big swings-and-misses. With a runner on second and two outs in the sixth, Hudson struck out Aaron Hill. In the same situation an inning later, he threw one past Mark Trumbo.
Hudson didn't need much help, but Angel Pagan provided a boost with a diving catch of Martin Prado's flare to center in the fourth that would have scored a run. Pagan added a long running catch in the eighth to give Hudson his final out. The center fielder played just 71 games a year ago because of a hamstring injury, and while the Giants missed his defense and ability to get on base in front of the heart of the order, they also missed his penchant for driving in the guys at the bottom of the order.
Pagan was third on the team in 2012 with 48 RBIs with runners in scoring position, hitting .298 in those situations. In limited time last season, Pagan hit .345 with runners in scoring position, second to Pablo Sandoval.
Pagan's fifth inning single gave Hudson a lead and the Giants their first run in 13 innings.
"That's the part of the offense that we missed," last season, manager Bruce Bochy said.
The Giants also went a year without hardly any production from left field, so -- along with Hudson -- they brought in Michael Morse in the offseason. Morse drove in his first run as a Giant with a sixth-inning double. He pumped his fist repeatedly as he approached second base.
"I get very excited when things like that happen, especially in a close game. It was good to do something to help out the team."
With a two-run lead, Hudson cruised. Hudson's dominance allowed the bullpen to rest and Bochy to use a familiar formula. Javier Lopez got the final out of the eighth and Sergio Romo picked up his second save with a clean ninth inning. In the postgame handshake line, Romo patted Hudson on the back and told him what an unbelievable job he did.
The win was the 206th of Hudson's career, pushing him one ahead of New York Yankees left-hander CC Sabathia on the active list. But there was no beer shower, as is the custom when a player wins his first game in orange and black. After all, Hudson is 38 years old.
"I might get pneumonia," he said, smiling.
For more on the Giants, see Alex Pavlovic's Giants Extra blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/Giants. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/AlexPavlovic.
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SARASOTA COUNTY - An Osprey man was in critical condition after running his scooter off the road, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report.
The report says that Lane M. Henderson, 50, was driving his 1996 Yamaha Riva motor scooter in an unknown direction near northbound U.S. 41 and the exit ramp of State Road 681 in Sarasota County shortly before midnight Friday. He drove the scooter onto the east grass shoulder, where it overturned and he was ejected.
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The N.C. Center for Missing Persons has cancelled a Silver Alert issued this morning for 24-year-old Joshua Wesley Wynn of Brevard.
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College Students Try Their Hand at Crafting Fed Policy
There is no Paula Abdul in this panel of judges.
College students competing Tuesday in the Federal Reserve's annual student competition faced tough questions from a trio of experts: Fed governor Elizabeth Duke, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Executive Vice President of Communications Krishna Guha and Robert Barsky, a senior economist at the Chicago Fed.
"How would you rank the Federal Reserve's communications?" Ms. Duke asked one group of students, who diplomatically praised the central bank's new emphasis on clarifying its expectations for the future course of interest rates, but urged Fed officials to stop giving calendar dates for when they plan to start raising rates — a move policy makers have said they are contemplating.
Undergraduates from Bentley University, Lafayette College, Northwestern University, Pace University and American University won regional competitions to advance to Tuesday's final, where they presented monetary-policy recommendations in the same room where the Federal Open Market Committee next meets on Dec. 11-12 to make its own policy decisions.
The first two groups of students both suggested that the Fed replace an expiring program called Operation Twist, in which the Fed has been buying $45 billion of long-term Treasury securities with the proceeds of selling short-term Treasurys, with outright Treasury purchases at the same pace. Operation Twist ends in December and many economists also expect the Fed to start buying long-term Treasurys, which would increase the size of the Fed's portfolio of assets.
But Ms. Duke had a follow-up question for each group. "You didn't talk much about how you would calibrate these purchases going forward," Ms. Duke said, asking students to explain how they would decide to add or pull back the bond-buying in the future.
Meanwhile, Mr. Guha probed the impact of shifts in economic data: would big improvements in the jobs market prompt policy re-evaluations? And Mr. Barsky drilled down on what signal the Fed's asset purchases send to the public.
The judges maintained a stern demeanor, conferring quietly between presentations and taking notes as students took turns pretending to be Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and other Fed officials arguing about monetary policy and tossing around terms like the "Beveridge curve," which looks at the relationship of unemployment and job vacancies in the labor market. True to form, one student assuming the role of Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Jeffrey Lacker vigorously opposed his group's policy recommendations, as Mr. Lacker has dissented at all of the Fed's policy meetings this year.


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'The Walking Dead' Season Four Premiere Recap
"The Walking Dead" returned to AMC on Sunday night for its fourth season. The show that was apparently too bloody and too gory for the genteel folk at the Emmys is back in all its blood-soaked glory, and it's finding new ways to dump zombies right into our laps.
No kidding. Tonight's big set-piece involves an abandoned supermarket, zombies on the roof, and an Army helicopter. It's not just a bloodfest, though. There is some very nuanced story telling here, and as we're re-introduced to the characters, we see how much has changed since the Governor mowed down his own people and left Rick Grimes in control of the countryside around the West Georgia Correctional Facility – and how much hasn't changed.
Last season, "The Walking Dead" became a phenomenon. It garnered some of the highest ratings on television, it inspired its own talk show and a college course – it even got its own comic-book series. Kidding, kidding, about the comics. Just making sure you're paying attention.
The only thing it didn't get were Emmys (just one, for makeup). Our biggest fear going into this season, in fact, was that this season would be a jump-the-shark letdown from season three, proving the shrinking violets at the Emmys right. While episode one ratchets down the tone from the spectacle of the third season's finale, it serves up equal parts fine, nuanced story telling, and blood-soaked biter entrails. If the shark got jumped here, it was by ravenous walkers, and that fish never stood a chance.
First off, let's establish some ground rules. On spoilers, our rule is there is no rule. Anything that's out in the public domain is fair game here, whether it's from the show, the webisodes, or something that makes its way onto YouTube. Second rule: the only comics we will discuss are the ones Michonne brings back to Carl. We have great respect for the Walking Dead comics, but this space is for the TV show. Third rule: we are not going to spend all our time deconstructing perceived flaws. Yes, why didn't that army helicopter crash through the roof of the Big Spot instead of on it? Have at it in the comments, but we just don't have the space here.
Besides, there's more than enough to talk about. This first episode, "Thirty Days Without an Accident" is something of a table-setter. It's mostly about those re-introductions, and new introductions. As to some of the plot lines hinted at in the season four trailer, they made only tangential appearances tonight.
Still, there's a lot here. The first thing is obvious: the proverbial tree has been growing in Brooklyn, or rather, behind the barbed-wires fences of the former West Georgia Correctional Facility. It appears that roughly six or seven months have passed. The cellblocks have been stabilized, the gates fixed, the defenses reinforced, the field plowed. There's a wood and corrugated-tin roof pavilion in the yard, and a ramshackle barn and pens for pigs and a horse. It looks downright pastoral – apart from the zombie hoards clamoring along the fences.
The prison is holding a real community now. Besides the Grimes clan and the remnants of Woodbury, there's a whole load of new residents who have joined in drips and drabs. This being "The Walking Dead," though, you may not want to get too attached to any of them.
As for the characters we know, changes are apparent. This is no longer a Ricktatorship. In fact, there's a governing council now, of which it appears Rick isn't even a member. Instead, he's the resident farmer, raising pigs and planting crops. He's given up leading, he's given up violence, he's given up his Colt Python. Carl Grimes, his ever-more bloodthirsty son, has joined his father in this American pastoral. He even names the pigs.
Daryl (governing council) is a rock star. He walks through the pavilion at breakfast and everybody wants to say hi to him, or shake his hand. "Just so you know," Carol says, "I liked you first."
Carol (governing council) is giving the children self-defense lessons during story time – which is fitting, considering what happened to her own daughter, Sophia. Glenn and Maggie are debating having a child. Hershel, now outfitted with a prosthetic leg, is an elder statesman of the council. Michonne is canvassing the countryside by horseback – looking for the Governor. She's not going to let that sleeping dog lie.
And quite a few people are shaking up. Tyreese is with Karen (the sole survivor of the Governor's massacre), Beth has a boyfriend, a newbie named Zak, and it's not exactly clear what's up with Carol and Daryl, even if she does call him Pookie. "It's like a damn romance novel," Daryl says.
There were so many little subtleties that stood out, and they also speak to a certain level of control the writers have over the story and their own storytelling. That's a very good sign for the rest of the season and new showrunner Scott Gimple. In no particular order:
-Hershel's prosthetic. No mention is made of this; it is merely shown. The writers assume the audience is sophisticated enough to figure out Hershel found and fitted a prosthetic leg without having to forcing him to say something canned like "Gee, glad we found this prosthetic leg for me."
- Everybody in the prison, it seems, is a Daryl fan, and we wonder if that was somehow a nod to his popularity in the real world, where the actor Norman Reedus has become something of a rock star. It would be a nice touch if so. "You're gonna have to learn to live with the love," Carol teases him.
-Among the items Michonne brings back on her foraging trip are comic books for Carl, surely a nod to the show's source material.
-Karen uses a broken quad cane with a sharpened end to kill walkers along the fence. In other words, she uses a walker to kill walkers.
We haven't even gotten to the stories. The first involved a foraging mission to an emergency Army station set up outside a supermarket (a fictional Wal-Mart called "Big Spot.") They'd cleared out the walkers by blaring a boom box. What they don't know is that there are walkers on the roof as well, and a crashed helicopter.
Inside, we see Bob, one of the newbies, struggling over a bottle of wine. Clearly, Bob had his troubles with the drink before the world went to hell. He steels his nerves, and puts the bottle back on the shelf. But the shelf breaks, and brings the entire giant wooden display case crashing down on him.
The sound draws the walkers on the roof, and when they converge on that, you know, big spot, their collective weight collapses the ceiling, and they all start falling through the roof.
There are some mighty fine zombie guts in this sequence. One hangs from the roof by his entrails. Several simply spatter on the ground. One gets up, and half his skull remains on the ground. It's grisly, and the team barely gets out alive, managing to pull Bob to safety, but losing Beth's boyfriend, Zak to a ravenous geek.
We told you not to get too attached.
The other story goes off on a completely different scale. While checking animal traps he set outside the prison, Rick sees what looks like a female walker – who then calls out to him. It's not a walker, but a woman, although she's so filthy and ragged it's hard to tell the difference. She begs Rick to accept her and her husband into the group.
She tells her story while leading Rick to her husband. They were on their honeymoon when they got trapped at a local airport; she never says where she's from, but it's clear from her lilting accent that she's Irish. She's very frail, and shell-shocked, and she wonders aloud if she can ever come back from the things she's had to do to survive.
It's an incredibly sad sight, and in a tragic way it's a beautiful, small piece of story telling. When we get to her camp, we see what she meant by the things she had to do: her husband is tied inside a burlap sack, a starving walker for whom Rick was lunch. He easily fends off her attack, and she plunges a knife into her own stomach, too overwhelmed by her horrid life.
Daryl visits Beth, to tell her about Zak. She takes it in stoically, which you might not have expected. "I don't cry anymore," she says flatly, before removing the "3" from in front of a "0" on a sign in her room: "30 days without an accident."
Back at the camp, violet (a shrinking violet?), one of the pigs, is dead, and although we don't know why exactly she's dead, we'll learn soon enough. There is one walker at the fence we see twice. He appears to be bleeding from his eyes (in the season four trailer, we also see some walkers bleeding from their eyes), and he is shown right before we see the pig dead in the pen.
The episode ends with a young boy, a newbie and friend of Carl's named Patrick, getting up out of his cell, feeling very sick. He wanders into the bathrooms, attempts to take a shower (for some reason), and collapses. He awakens a walker – bleeding from his eyes.
Random notes:
- The song Rick's listening to in the opening scene is the old country ballad "Precious Memories."
- Norman Reedus tweeted out this picture on Saturday of a promotional poster. It's most of the characters we see every week – and, at the bottom, Morgan, who first helped Rick, and who showed up again last season in one of the show's best episodes, "Clear." Does this mean Morgan's coming back? We hope so.


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Summary of Stage 1 and Stage 2 Public Health Meaningful Use Objectives for New Jersey Providers
Stage 1 Public Health Objectives
Stage 1 public health objectives are all menu-set objectives; however, providers must choose at least one. A provider can meet a Stage 1 objective by:
Providers are expected to establish ongoing data submission with the public health program if the test is successful.
Providers who are taking an exclusion on a Public Health objective do not need to register with NJDOH for that objective.
Stage 2 Public Health Objectives
Stage 2 public health objectives are a mix of core and menu-set objectives. For Stage 2, providers are required to register with NJDOH within 60 days of the beginning of the Meaningful Use reporting period. To register, follow one of the program links above. Stage 2 requires providers to work with the public health program to establish ongoing data submission. Just sending a test is not sufficient. Ongoing data submission is the ability of a provider to regularly report data from its Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) to a public health program for the entire reporting period.
A provider can meet the public health Meaningful Use objectives by registering with NJDOH within 60 days of the start of their EHR reporting period and being in one of the following statuses:
A provider will not meet the ongoing data submission requirement if the provider fails to do the following:
Providers who are taking an exclusion on a Public Health objective do not need to register with NJDOH for that objective.
For more information on achieving Meaningful Use and the Medicaid and Medicare incentives you can visit these web sites:


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The LinkStation™ Duo is a high performance, multimedia, shared RAID network storage solution for the home and small office that requires a central location to share data files, photos, video and music.
The unit is a two drive NAS solution that can be configured in RAID 0 for performance or RAID 1 for redundant storage. In addition to the storage capabilities, stream multimedia to a PC, a Mac, a Buffalo™ LinkTheater™ and other DLNA CERTIFIED™ or UPNP media player, as well as sharing movies, photos and documents in a home or small business network via the Internet with the WebAccess feature. The LinkStation™ Duo seamlessly integrates with iTunes® and allows access to music files from your iTunes® software.
With features such as enhanced performance of up to 40MB/s, quick swap via the front panel with two removable drives and easy set-up via a simple web interface, the LinkStation™ Duo is the perfect solution to store, save & share your digital life from one central place.
Easy to stream. Easy to share.
Stream multimedia from your LinkStation™ Duo to a PC, Mac and any DLNA™ or UPnP® Certified media player. Or share movies, photos and documents with friends and family on your home network or with people on your small business network. Conveniently store, access and share via the Internet through Buffalo's Web Access feature.
Quick swap drives
The two removable hard drives are easily accessible via the front panel.
Quick and easy setup
The built-in DNLA™ Media Server allows you to share movies and play music on any DLNA™ or UPnP® Certified media player.
Faster streaming speed
With data transfer rates of up to 40MB per second, expect an enhanced performance.
Listen to your favourite hits from iTunes
The LinkStation™ Duo seamlessly integrates with iTunes® and allows you to access to your favourite playlists from your iTunes® software.
- Quick swap - 2 drive, 2 bay Network Attached Storage
- Supports RAID levels, 0, 1 and Standard
- Active Directory Support: Works as a client in an Active Directory domain allowing the LinkStation™ Duo to utilise the domain users and groups.
- Apache web server, full featured enhancement modules included
- PHP5 Scripting language, fully supported by the web server
- MySQL database with phpmyadmin interface
- WebAccess - allows you to store, share and access files from any web browser via PC, Mac or iPhone
- In-Built DLNA/UPnP CERTIFED™ media server - for easy playback of multi-media files to any DLNA certified device
- Schedule backups to a USB storage device or another Buffalo Network Attached Storage device.
- In-Built BitTorrent™ Client
- Supports Apple® Time Machine Back-up with multiple clients
- Supports Apple® Bonjour®
- Integrates with iTunes®
- Auto Power ON/OFF with your PC or MAC
- Eco Friendly scheduled Power Saving Mode
- One touch transfer of media files from digital camera/camcorder with Direct Copy feature
- Easy to install and set-up
- 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet port
- 1 USB port
- Supports UPS connectivity via USB port
- Supported OS: Windows7 (32/64bit), Windows® Vista™, Windows® XP, Windows® 2000, Windows MCE 2005/2004, Windows Server 2008/2003, MAC OS X 10.3.9 or later
- 2 Year Warranty
- Includes NovaBACKUP® Professional with 5 licenses - protects data on workstations locally or online. Regardless of theft, user error or hardware failure NovaBACKUP® protects and restores your data.
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- Product Description
- BUFFALO LinkStation Duo - NAS server - 2 TB
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Total Storage Capacity
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 2 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Dimensions (WxDxH)
- 8.6 cm x 20.4 cm x 12.7 cm
- Weight
- 2.3 kg
- Storage Controller
- RAID - SATA 3Gb/s - RAID 0, 1
- Hard Drive
- 2 x 1 TB SATA 3Gb/s
- Networking
- Network adapter - integrated - 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE
- Power
- AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
- System Requirements
- Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows Vista (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows 7 (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows XP (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (32/64-bits), Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (32/64-bits), Apple MacOS X 10.5 - 10.8
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years warranty
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Total Storage Capacity
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 2 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Width
- 8.6 cm
- Depth
- 20.4 cm
- Height
- 12.7 cm
- Weight
- 2.3 kg
Storage Controller
- Type
- RAID - internal
- Interface Type
- SATA 3Gb/s
- Supported Devices
- Hard drive, disk array (RAID)
- RAID Level
Hard Drive
- Type
- Capacity
- 2 x 1 TB
- Interface Type
- SATA 3Gb/s
- Type
- Network adapter - integrated
- Data Link Protocol
- 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE
- Network / Transport Protocol
- Remote Management Protocol
- Network Services Compatibility
- Apple Bonjour Protocol, FTP, Server Message Block (SMB), Apple File Protocol (AFP), HTTP
- Features
- iTunes server, FTP server, Buffalo Web Access, BitTorrent Client, Direct Copy
- Compliant Standards
- IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab, DLNA CERTIFIED
Expansion / Connectivity
- Expansion Bays
- 2 (total) / 0 (free) x internal
- Interfaces
- 1 x USB 2.0 - Type A , 1 x Ethernet 1000Base-T - RJ-45
- Power Device
- X external power adapter
- Voltage Required
- AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
- Power Consumption Operational
- 26 Watt
Software / System Requirements
- Software Included
- NovaBACKUP Workstation - Buffalo Edition (5 licences)
- OS Required
- Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows Vista (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows 7 (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows XP (32/64 bits), Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (32/64-bits), Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (32/64-bits), Apple MacOS X 10.5 - 10.8
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support
- 2 years warranty
- Service & Support Details
- Limited warranty - 2 years
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature
- Max Operating Temperature
- Humidity Range Operating
- 20 - 80%
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Simplicity Itself
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 04/05/2010
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy this NAS was to install and configure as my company archive, highly recommended.
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
Not As Straightforward as I'd like
Reviewed by Tony. Review Posted 25/04/2014
I bought this mainly to back up my CD collection.I use a MACbook Pro.I'm competent,but found the whole set up complicated.The manual has not been well thought out - the username and password for the device don't appear until over half way through, by which time I'd already contacted Buffalo Support twice.I found the user interface clunky and non inuitive.It might be the Mac but I found that tracks went missing during transfer and some lost their tags/track info etc.which is next to useless for archiving.Using the torrent feature to move music to the NAS was a very complicated process, and nothing like using other torrent services.Tracks still went missing and my Mac had to be on and in contact with the NAS or the process stopped.PC users with this NAS have said they had the same problems.I haven't had the guts or the patience to attempt to set it up for internet sharing.In future I'll be using it for storage only, I can't rely on it for the purpose intended.It's also extremely noisy.
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
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Columnar Jointing on Virginia Skyline Drive, Matt Harding, 2013 Geology Student Photo Contest Winner
Columnar Jointing on Virginia Skyline Drive, Matt Harding, 2013 Geology Student Photo Contest Winner
According to PayScale's massive compensation database and job growth projections through 2020 from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Geology is the 7th most valuable college major in terms of salary and career prospects. They are ranked by median starting pay, median mid-career pay (at least 10 years experience), percentage growth in pay and projected growth of job opportunities.
No. 7: Geology
Starting Median Pay: $45,300
Mid-Career Median Pay: $83,300
Growth In Pay: 84%
Projected Job Growth: 19.3%
KSU Geology Alumnus Sabrina Tucker (BS 2013) was among 79 Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellows recently named at the Ohio Statehouse by the Ohio Board of Regents, the Ohio Department of Education, and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. The Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship recruits top-quality teacher candidates to teach math and science in high-need Ohio schools. The Fellows include both accomplished career changers and outstanding recent college graduates, all with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, math and medicine (the STEMM fields). Ms Tucker will receive a $30,000 stipend while completing a rigorous master's program at the University of Akron that includes a full year of practical experience in local classrooms. Following this, she will commit to teach for three years in Ohio's high-need schools with ongoing mentoring and support. Congratulations Sabrina!
KSU Scholarships for Broadening Participation in the Sciences annually provides 21 undergraduate scholarships, averaging $5,000 each to promising science students.
Applications are accepted beginning in early March for undergraduates pursing a STEM major for the following academic year. For more scholarship opportunities, search Pathways to Science for opportunities to do research at the undergraduate level, here and abroad. The Institute for Broadening Participation in the STEM sciences also offers free online search tools to encourage minority participation in STEM sciences.
KSU students visit oilfield sites: Students spent a day in southeastern Ohio last November visiting three oilfield sites with David Hill, Ohio Oil and Gas Association President. Hill owns and operates conventional and non-conventional wells.
Toxic Threat: As harmful algae blooms burgeon in Lake Erie and other bodies of water around the world, Kent State researchers are developing methods to monitor the situation and make sure our drinking water remains safe.
Prehistoric Landslide in Utah studied by Dr. David Hacker, associate Professor Geology Trumbull Campus
WKYC News story about theToledo and Lake Erie algal blooms response with an interview with Dr. Joseph Ortiz
Kent State Team Awarded $15,000 for Sustainability Design Competition
Can Fireworks Damage Mount Rushmore? features Dr. Abdul Shakoor studying the effects of vibrations from the Fourth of July fireworks on the national monument.
Monitoring Lake Erie's Algae From Space features Dr. Joseph Ortiz and his current work on Lake Erie.
NPR's IDEASTREAM Radio Show features panel discussion on water quality with Joseph Ortiz
Geology Doctoral Student Awarded NASA Ohio Space Grant Fellowship to Study Lake Erie Water Quality
Dulci Avouris, a Kent State University Geology Ph.D. student was recently awarded a NASA Ohio Space Grant Consortium doctoral fellowship in Applied Geology to study the water quality of Lake Erie through satellite remote sensing. By analyzing NASA satellite data, she will assist in identifying potential harmful algal blooms (HABs), which pose numerous risks to human and animal health in addition to impacting taste and odor of drinking water for affected populations in the region.
Dr. Joseph Ortiz is featured in Environmental Monitor for research using remote sensing on Lake Erie.
Dr. Carrie Schweitzer is interviewed (pg 19) in Kent State Stark's Encompass Magazine.
Experienced Geology graduate students and lab instructors answer your questions, beginning week three of each semester, in room 223 MCG, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. No appointment necessary.


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This Premium straight cylinder bong from Blaze Glass is a real bargain for the price, with 5mm-thick quality borosilicate glass construction, a stable round base, and a fumed glass double spiral percolator for smoother, more flavorful smoke that's less harsh on your throat and lungs! Ice notches in the tube will hold a few cubes to cool down your bong hit and a fumed glass splash guard keeps water away from the mouthpiece. The slitted diffuser downstem further breaks up your smoke for even more bubbling, and serves as an 18.8mm > 14.5mm bong joint adapter, with a 14.5mm clear glass bowl and keck clip included. Gold fuming gives this bong an ethereal iridescent glow, and the Blaze Glass logo is sandblasted onto the tube.


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- And lest you all think everything's going pfft... 01:12
- Just realized something really cool! 02:35
- Quote of the day 02:57
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1. Antidote: 00:57
2. ACK! David Crow, heart attack!: 01:07
Best wishes from a fangirl. Get well soon, David!
In the meantime - quick, someone clone him!
Random Japanese sentence: 私の妻はひどく猫嫌いです。 My wife hates cats.
3. And lest you all think everything's going pfft...: 01:12
Random Japanese sentence: 休暇中、近所の人がうちの猫の世話をしてくれた。 While we were on holiday, a neighbor took care of our cat.
4. Just realized something really cool!: 02:35
Life is what I make of it. Duh.
I've been dragging my feet the past weekend - the past week - oh, I don't know, the past _month!_ - feeling insecure about my research, feeling lost and out of place.
I've just realized how silly that was. Self-fulfilling prophecy. All that jazz.
The university wouldn't have accepted me if they didn't believe I could hack research, and the truth is, it really _is_ a lot of fun having an excuse to read through lots of journals and play around with interesting ideas. The more people I try to explain my research to ("Well, I'm actually looking for the interesting people I should talk"), the more I understand it, and the better I actually feel about it.
Likewise, friends wouldn't hang out if they didn't consider me fun, so I should stop asking them if I've kept them too late, etc. ;) Heck, people would probably stay over for long conversations if they didn't have work. What am I worried about? <laugh>
So - yay!
Thanks for putting up with the funk. =)
Random Japanese sentence: おしゃべりの人は、いつも秘密をばくろしては他人の利害を冒している。 A talkative person is always letting the cat out of the bag and jeopardizing the interests of others.
5. Quote of the day: 02:57
Charles F. Kettering (1876 - 1958)
Random Japanese sentence: 庭にあなたのネコが見えます。 I see your cat in the garden.
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Finally spring is come, it's a good time to start to go out and do some walks, or perhaps it's a good moment to take a look at the best articles published on linuxaria.com during this cold winter.
This is a short list of the most read articles during last winter:
7 – The Importance of Securing a Linux Web Server
With the significant prevalence of Linux web servers globally, security is often touted as a strength of the platform for such a purpose. However, a Linux based web server is only as secure as its configuration and very often many are quite vulnerable to compromise. While specific configurations vary wildly due to environments or specific use, there are various general steps that can be taken to insure basic security considerations are in place.
Many risks are possible from a compromise including using the web server into a source of malware, creating a spam-sending relay, a web or TCP proxy, or other malicious activity. The operating system and packages can be fully patched with security updates and the server can still be compromised based purely on a poor security configuration. Security of web applications first begins with configuring the server itself with strict security in mind.
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The Administration and Organization of Physical Education Sport and Fitness class at Central Christian College of Kansas will be hosting the first ever Central Christian Classic softball tournament Sept. 27-28.
The class is taught by Mr. Kyle Moody as part of the Sports Science and As part of their grade, Mr. Moody's class will be organizing, advertising, and administrating the tournament.
The purpose of the tournament is twofold. It will serve as a fund raiser for the department, but also it gives the students hands on experience with all aspects of running a tournament.
All play will take place at Wall Park in McPherson Kansas. All competitors must be at least 18 years old or older.
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These heavy-duty, USA-made Ken-Tool® tire irons will last for years. A patentedone-piece manufacturing process and design assures superior performance and long life. Heat treated for strength and feature rim lock tabs to prevent slipping. Used in pairs. Excellent for tubeless standard and truck tires plus large tractor and ag flotation tires.
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