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Southaven, MS -- Valdosta State started its bid for a fourth consecutive Gulf South Conference Championship with two victories at the GSC Tournament Friday. The Blazers put away West Georgia, 14-3, and outlasted Delta State, 5-3, to advance to face Alabama-Huntsville at 12 p.m. Saturday and improve their record to 45-3.
Morgan Johnson and Clare Wamsley put up outstanding numbers with a six for seven day and a four for six day respectively. Johnson scored three runs, hit three doubles and tallied two RBI while Wamsley led the team in runs with four, two of which were doubles.
Also providing strong hitting support was April Hutchens with a .500 day, going two for four with three runs scored. Courtney Albritton led the way in RBI with seven, knocking six in the win over UWG starting with a grand slam to take the lead. Samantha Posey added five RBI with a three-run homer of her own, VSU's third of the day. Ashley Steinhilber added two RBI on VSU's second home run of the day while Marti Littlefield and Natalia Morozova added an RBI each.
Brianna Hancock started the day in the pitcher's circle for VSU. In 2.2 innings she gave up three runs and five hits with two walks. She struck out four. Courtney Gunby produced in relief, only allowing one hit in 2.1 innings. Alanna Hadley notched another complete game against Delta State, giving up seven hits and three runs in seven innings. She walked one and struck out five.
In an early surprise, West Georgia scored three runs on a Nicole Yancey homer in the top of the first inning for the early lead on Valdosta State. The Blazers didn't answer in the bottom of the inning, but, after holding the Wolves scoreless in the second inning, tallied nine runs with two outs in the bottom of the second. Valdosta State added five more runs in the third.
With bases loaded and two away in the second, Albritton smacked her grand slam to suddenly put the Blazers ahead, 4-3. After the bases cleared, Johnson singled followed by doubles from Posey and Littlefield. Johnson scored on Posey's hit while Posey came in on Littlefield's. Morozova was next to reach base thanks to an error from the second baseman. Steinhilber decided to punctuate the inning with another home run, this one for three runs.
West Georgia was finally able to end the inning but could not score in the third. The Blazers still had more work to do. Wamsley started the third with a double and Hutchens followed with a walk. Albritton plated both runners with a double. Johnson was the next to hit, knocking a double to place two more runners on base. That's when Posey took advantage and sent VSU's third homer, a three-run shot, down the left line. The Blazers didn't look back after that and ended the game by run rule after four and a half innings.
Runs came much tougher against Delta State as the Blazers started against the DSU ace, Brittany Gonzalez. Valdosta State was able to score a run in both the second and third innings for the early 2-0 advantage.
Littlefield singled to start the second and Morozova knocked her in with a double down the left line. In the third, Wamsley singled to start and Johnson plated the run with a double to centerfield. After a scoreless fourth inning, Hutchens started the fifth inning with a single. She scored on a double from Johnson, who then scored on a sacrifice bunt from Posey. The Blazers added one more run in the sixth. After her own double, Wamsley scored on a double from Albritton for a 5-0 lead.
Delta State, serving as the home team, made a comeback bid with three runs in the bottom of the sixth. The leadoff hitter was hit by a pitch followed by a double from Amber Adcock. Taylor Holland knocked a single to left centerfield to plate both runners. Next, Ashleigh Allgood reached on a fielder's choice and scored on a single from the ninth hitter.
The Blazers went scoreless in the top of the seventh and only allowed a bunt in the bottom of the inning to secure the win. After giving up a leadoff bunt to Maggie Jackson, Hadley retired three consecutive batters, catching the final hitter looking.
Saturday the Blazers will square off against rival Alabama-Huntsville at 12 p.m. The game can be seen at the GSC website, www.gscsports.


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Youth must be at least 8 years old, and be able to read, comprehend and pass the written test. All kids must have an adult, parent or guardian participating with them during the classes. On Feb. 11, the afternoon will be spent at the County Landfill Shooting Range. Parents will need to drive to the range.
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Excellent app, maybe the best in a crappy, poorly-conceived field, but nowhere near what has been promised. Unfulfilled potential. No machine-to-machine sync. Unwieldy iPhone sync. I wouldn't say overpriced, if people will pony up, but my sense is the developers are getting paid as much for promises as features.
The bar is high. I wait supportively, Kool-Aid glass poised.
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Things looks great, but suffers from strangely unprofessional developers -- they neither interact with their users, nor do they deliver promised features. Overall, development is very slow compared to their main competitors (The Hit List, Omnifocus).
Recently the company delinked the user forums from their homepage after an increasing amount of user complaints.
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As another commenter pointed out, something crazy is going on with their customer support. The forum moderator has started closing any thread that "bashes Cultured Code" or discusses any of the ongoing problems like "no scheduled project tasks" (which were promised but apparently aren't part of the upcoming version). Now they've removed all references to the forums existence from their site.
President and CEO of a Trucking Company in Southern California (a very tech savvy trucking company).. anyway, I usually have many different things (no pun) floating in my head during the course of a normal day. I switch from Jott to 'Things' to handle my day-to-day tasks. Was a great move! Take control of your tasks and start owning them! Not a big learning curve, was up and dancing in no time!
Developers are very communicative. I sent an email and received a response within a few hours. The app is very nice and easy to use.
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Too expensive for me, my trial has expired but ive already paid for the iphone app so I guess i'll just stick with that... shame, if the desktop app was a bit cheaper i might stretch.
I have been using it for a week and it definitely has advantages over Actiontastic, The price is probably a tad too high for what is a to do list for many. I have seen the iPhone version and that looks like good value. The desktop version needs to be a $10 to $20 cheaper at which point it would be a must have. At $50 it is a nice to have.
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A front-page feature story about local Salvation Army Red Kettle bell ringers reported that City Market in Eagle was the second-highest donation generating location in the valley. First place was Wal-Mart in Avon.
Eagle Police were looking for a vandal who was determinedly messing with the "Happy Holiday" lights at the Eagle Ranch roundabout. The lights had been damaged twice, to the tune of $200.
The Nearly Everything Store debuted a new Santa sign stitched together by owner Annie Colby out of 25 yards of fade-resistant red awning fabric.
One of the most talked-about decorations at Eagle's annual Christmas on Broadway celebration was a big lighted ball dangling from the Mountain Steel and Welding crane parked at the construction site for the new Brush Creek Saloon building.
Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar tapped Eagle County District Attorney Mike Goodbee as the state's deputy attorney general for criminal justice. The new job meant a move to Denver for the Goodbee family.
The Eagle County Commissioners were squabbling over who would serve as the group's chairman for 2003. Tradition dictated the chairmanship rotate each year. Commissioner Arn Menconi called for a public discussion of the issue, reportedly because he had heard rumors that fellow commissioners Tom Stone and Michael Gallagher planned to bypass his turn as chairman.
The U.S. Forest Service was discussing consolidation of its Eagle and Minturn offices.
ESPN, the all-sports cable network, was on hand to film the wedding of Eagle native Tiffani Burton to pro rodeo cowboy Will Lowe. The couple wed at Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. The ceremony was sandwiched in between Lowe's bareback riding rounds at the National Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association finals.
The Eagle County Commissioners named Sara Fisher as Eagle County Clerk and Recorder. The appointment came after longtime Clerk Johnnette Phillips was elected Eagle County Commissioner.
Willie the cat, a popular resident of Castle Peak Veterinary, was found wandering inside the new Eagle County Building. Willie had been missing for a couple of weeks so the people at the vet clinic were glad to have him home.
Former President Gerald Ford presided over Christmas tree lighting events held at Vail Village and Lionshead.
The Eagle Valley High School wrestling team took first place at the Battle Mountain Tournament.
Seven or eight lethal potassium cyanide tables were missing from the BMHS chemistry lab. Teacher Jim Heriot notified the Eagle County Sheriff's Office about the missing tablets, prompting a statewide alert.
The shutdown of the Climax molybdenum mine and Exxon's Garfield County oil shale operation meant major cutbacks for Colorado Mountain College. CMC was considering summer shutdowns of its Vail and Eagle campuses as one way to trim dollars from the budget.
The Gypsum Sanitation District printed a public notice that announced sewer service rates were increasing to $24 per quarter for in-district customers and $36 per quarter for out-of-district customers.
Eagle County officials successfully negotiated a lease-purchase deal for the Richardson home in Eagle. The county library was slated to move into the house, located at the corner of Sixth and Capitol in Eagle.
EVHS football players Dave Schiessl, Randy Estes, Benny Rivera, Ron Ostrander and Ken McGinnis were honored during the Booster Club banquet.
A cold snap hit the area and a temperature of -24 was recorded at the Eagle County Airport on Dec. 11. Heavy snowfall also hit the area, with a depth of 17 inches reported on Dec. 12.
The EVHS boys basketball team clobbered West Grand 78-29 for the first win of the season.
Robert Shelton of Mick's 66 Service in Eagle received a Community Service Award from Phillips Petroleum Company in honor of his participation in civic and community affairs.
A front-page headline declared "Vail Gondola Operating." The Enterprise noted "The state's newest village is fast nearing completion with formal opening of some of Vail Village's shops scheduled in the immediate future."
An accident involving two oil tank cars resulted in a large spill into the Eagle River west of Minturn. Officials with the Colorado Game and Fish Department said the accident killed a wide swath of fish. "It is their opinion that there are no fish left between Wilmore Lake and Minturn," reported the Enterprise.
The McCoy Wildcats took first place in the Eagle County boys basketball tournament. "LeRoy Kirby, Mike Spitellie, Jim Bratton, Don Matlock and Ron Groblebe proved to be the backbone of Coach Ivan Ansley's crew," reported the Enterprise.
The annual Eagle Lions Club Santa Claus Party at the Eagle County Airport was planned Dec. 22 with "candy and gifts for all county kids."
The Eagle ski tow planned to open for the season on Dec. 21. "The tow, sponsored by the Eagle Chamber of Commerce, is located on Bruce Creek, and will be in operation every Sunday throughout the season. So far no definite arrangements have been worked out for keeping the ski shack and lunch counter open."
Marge Gates graduated from the Presbyterian Hospital, University of Denver School of Nursing. "Mrs. Gates plans to work at Meeker while her husband, Bud Gates, of Burns, is serving in the U.S. Army in England," the Enterprise reported.
A local congregation voiced extreme opposition to the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible copyrighted by the National Council of Churches, calling the translation "a deliberate attack on our Historic Christian faith."
"The four Harris boys from McCoy, who have received previous mentions, are brought to the attention of this community again this week," the Enterprise reported. "Each boy is sending as much of his paycheck as he can spare to be invested in war bonds. These four young men, with others like them, will win this war one way or another."
The public relations office at Camp Hale issued a warning to civilians that there would be daily firings on the artillery range from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until further notice.
Eagle County was awarded a third-place pennant in recognition for its scrap metal collection efforts.
The women of the Eagle Community Methodist Church planned a $1 per plate turkey dinner. "In spite of gas rationing, a full house is expected."


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Old friend Dave Granlund reports from his new home outside the Twin Cities in Minnesota that the temperature at his house this moring was -23 degrees.� Yesterday he and his wife took some sudsy water and a hoop outside and made bubbles, which turned gray and collapsed in on themselves before they hit the ground. People have been warned to bring in the beer from the refrigerators in the garage, lest they explode. Refrigerators, it turns out, don't keep beer warm.
It's so cold that schools and public buildings have been closed, with everyone urged to stay inside.� So Dave couldn't help but laugh when he looked at the pond adjoining his backyard and saw the schoolkids were using their day off from school to play hockey.
That cold air is due to hit New England Tuesday. Don't expect to see me out on the pond.


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Whatever you see the Golden Dragon Acrobats doing, do not try at home. OK, you can try it, just don't act surprised when you can't do it.
They'll build a contortionist cathedral that keeps getting taller, or human obstacles that get wider. The key to entertainment is escalation, and they keep topping themselves.
They're in Beaver Creek for two Christmas Day performances. Most of the performers started in May, so even they haven't seen some of this stuff before.
"There are lots of new things not seen in previous troupes," said Jessica Chang.
Jessica is Danny and Angela Chang's youngest daughter and has been with the family business 10 years.
Danny's father started the Golden Dragon Acrobats. Danny was only 8 years old when he began his training with his family's acrobatic school in Taipei. He began performing with its touring wing, the Golden Dragon Acrobats, at 10 years old.
It was a family business and passed down to him.
When we called, we were lucky enough for Jessica to pick up the phone.
"How on God's green earth do you find people who can do this stuff?" we asked.
"I'm glad you asked," she said, or words to that effect.
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In China they have schools specifically for acrobatic performers. Parents send their children to these schools when they're 6 to 8 years old - the kids, not the parents.
After years of practice the best will be chosen for one of China's acrobatic teams. It's a tough climb, but not insurmountable.
China has between dozens and hundreds of acrobatic teams in each province.
Danny travels to China regularly to scout for new talent, not unlike someone scouting a baseball prospect. He watches them over and over, getting a feel for how they perform and how they might fit with his program.
He's looking for grace and skill, flexibility and stage presence. They can handle all the different environments they'll perform in.
Take the chair stacking handstand, for example. It's not for everyone.
It involves two to seven acrobats and as many or more chairs. While on a pagoda or ladder of chairs, the performers do handstands and other stunts.
"They need to be calm. The performer needs to have the ability to focus while on stage and with everything that's happening around them," Jessica said.
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A Golden Dragon Acrobat performance features astounding acrobatics with theatrics and Chinese traditional dance. You'll see contortionists, tumblers and jugglers in acts such as plate-spinning, bicycle pagoda and juggling everything from balls to umbrellas with both hands and feet.
The Golden Dragon Acrobats hail from Cangzhou, Hebei province, in the People's Republic of China and have toured the United States continuously since 1978. The group has performed in all 50 states and more than 65 countries across the world.


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Feb. 24, 2013
Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Thibodaux Police
Lawrence Azema Jr., 50, 103 A. Lawrence Ave., Thibodaux, domestic abuse battery.
Jace Theriot, 18, 200 Debbie St., Thibodaux, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cannabinoids/synthetic marijuana, illegal use of CDS in presence of person under 17.
Jeffrey Leboeuf, 21, 3226 Lillian Marie Drive, Gray, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cannabinoids/synthetic marijuana, illegal use of CDS in presence of person under 17.
Feb. 25, 2013
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Karl Bridge Cameron, 33, 209 Marcel St., Houma, failure to appear.
John Paul Tillman, 35, 1223 St. Charles St., Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Michael Jazzmine Nixon, 24, 150 Lebouef St., Houma, failure to appear.
Isaac Joseph Foxall, 32, 5571 West Main St., Houma, failure to appear.
Brandy Natisha Perdue, 18, 274 Meadows Drive, Destrahan, first degree murder, armed robbery, obstruction of justice.
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Hunter Donovan Barfield, 18, 284 Sanders St., Larose, careless operation, hit and run.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
Thomas Banks Upshaw, 23, 27 Asphodel Ave., Houma, probation violation.
James Junior McClain Jr., 32, homeless, failure to appear.
Chace Michael Bennett, 25, 321 St. Patrick St., Houma, failure to pay fine and costs.
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Quade Brooks, 24, 531 B Fredrick Drive, Thibodaux, domestic abuse battery involving strangulation, simple criminal damage to property.
Christina Lacoste, 39, 216 Hwy. 311, Schriever, contempt.
Jessica Lange, 35, 4104 Alabama Ave. Apt 3, Kenner, intimidating witness/officer, simple assault, five counts violation of protective order.
Jose Escamilla, 30, 125 West 140th St., Cut Off, two counts domestic abuse battery with child endangerment, simple assault.
Don Frye, 38, 179 Richland Ave., Thibodaux, contempt of court.
James Martin, 28, 108 E. 9th St., Thibodaux, contempt.
Mark Dryden, 51, 127 Kajun St., Gray, domestic abuse battery.
Dana Trahan, 30, 165 Pitre St., Houma, contempt.
Melissa Howard, 47, 6498 W. Park Ave., Houma, four counts contempt.
Thibodaux Police
Nelson Talbert, 33, resisting an officer, misrepresentation during booking.
Don Robichaux, 42, 559 St. Ann St., Raceland, contempt.
Probation & Parole
Joseph Gurry, 52, 217 Eureka Apt. 4, Gray, probation violation warrant.
Feb. 26, 2013
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Lynes Ward, 29, 200 Plymouth St., Thibodaux, probation violation warrant.
Thibodaux Police
Adam Fullilove, 32, HC 5 Box 73-5, Gainesville, Mo., disturbing the peace by intoxication, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, criminal mischief.
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TUSCALOOSA | Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. today for the Aug. 29 Casting Crowns show at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, 2710 Jack Warner Parkway.
Tickets will be available at www.ticketmaster.com, the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater box office or by phone at 800-745-3000. A limited number of Gold Circle tickets, the closest seats in front, are available for $65. Others will be $32 and $20.
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Britney Spears supposedly doesn't know it, but her fiance and manager Jason Trawick is about to break up with her.
Yes, you know, and I know -- and Spears' family knows -- but Spears doesn't. At least according to Hollyscoop, which our double-secret probationary spy sources say is a "website."
A source close to the couple has told Hollyscoop that Trawick has had enough and wants out of the relationship.
"Jason has told Britney's entire family that he's planning to leave her, so that Britney will have a support system when he breaks the bad news," the source supposedly said.
Remember: Shhhhh.
Trawick is reportedly waiting for "The X Factor" to be over, because he believes she'll take the news hard, and would rather not have her deal with it while she's trying to film the show.
In other words, with him still earning whatever he earns for her showing up.
But Trawick reportedly wants to remain her manager after the break-up, according to Hollyscoop, which our researchers have definitely probably confirmed is a website. So, like Michael Corleone says, it's won't be personal. It will be business.
That should work really well, especially with someone who has a history of shaving her head and marrying the first guy she sees when the mood seizes her.
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Regional premieres of hot new plays such as "Jerusalem," "Seminar" and "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo" will headline the edgy 2013-14 season at San Francisco Playhouse.
Jez Butterworth ("Mojo") wowed critics with "Jerusalem," an adventurous trailer-park epic about a booze-swilling, drug-addled post-modern Falstaff and his roguish mates. As The New York Times raved: "Jerusalem" persuades us to accept Johnny as one of the last of the titans, a man who taps our lust for life lived large and excessively, without social restraints. He incarnates the spirit of a mythic England that may never have been but that everyone, on some level, longs for."
Directed by Bill English, the Tony-winning play runs Jan. 21-March 8.
Theresa Rebeck, best known for tart comedies of manners such as "The Scene" and "Bad Dates" as well as the TV show "Smash," scored a hit on Broadway with "Seminar." A smartly scathing look inside a writing class, this scintillating comedy starred Alan Rickman on Broadway. Directed by longtime Rebeck collaborator Amy Glazer, "Seminar" runs April 29-June 14, 2014.
Joseph, who also wrote such mysterious plays as "Animals Out of Paper" and "The North Pool," captured national attention with "Tiger." This Pulitzer-nominated tale of intrigue on the streets of war-torn Baghdad starred Robin Williams on Broadway. "Tiger," starring veteran actors Carl Lumbly, Gabriel Marin and Craig Marker, will run Oct. 1-Nov. 16.
The season also includes the West Coast premiere of "Storefront Church," (Nov. 26 to Jan. 11) the third work in John Patrick Shanley's "Church and State" trilogy that also includes "Doubt;" the world premiere of Lauren Gunderson's "Bauer" (March 18-April 19, 2014), a portrait of the artist; and a revival of Sondheim's classic musical fairy tale "Into the Woods" (June 24-Sept. 6, 2014).
All shows take place at the San Francisco Playhouse, 450 Post St. Subscriptions, ranging $120-$360, go on sale May 21. Single tickets, ranging $30-$100, go on sale Aug. 1. 415-677-9596. www.sfplayhouse.org
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Civil rights veterans share stories with University of Alabama students
Published: Thursday, September 19, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
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Two veterans of the civil rights movement described on Wednesday their experiences with racism and offered advice on how University of Alabama students should deal with allegations of segregation in its sororities and fraternities.
Constance Curry and Doris Derby, two women who worked in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee during the 1962 civil rights movement, encouraged students to take risks in challenging racial issues on campus.
"You have to stick your necks out," Curry said.
The women detailed their personal histories and risks with the SNCC and its push to end segregation in the South. They spoke at the annual Rose Gladney Lecture for Justice and Social Change, a lecture series about social justice, at Gorgas Library on campus.
Lynne Adrian, the chair of the department of American studies, referred to the women as "pioneering mothers of the civil rights movement."
"I think it's important that we remember a critical 50th anniversary, in the midst of the civil rights movement," Adrian said. "They are a wonderful example of people who can help us remember."
Their stories are included in "Hands on the Freedom Plow," a collection of vignettes relating the stories of women working with the SNCC. The two women signed copies of the books, which were on sale in the room, after the lecture.
Curry described her life as a white woman in North Carolina as different than that of a "typical white Southern woman of the era." She said her parents didn't understand racism and supported her in her civil rights efforts.
Curry considers herself lucky, she said, for the support.
"Many white women, their families never spoke to them again," she said.
Curry, in what she called a "right place at the right moment" situation, witnessed the formation of the SNCC. Later, she became a leader of the Southern student resources project for SNCC, serving as the first white woman on the SNCC executive council.
Recently she has been gathering personal stories for books on the movement.
Derby, who is black, also continues to focus on civil rights and is an avid photographer whose work has been displayed in several civil rights-related galleries.
Derby's awareness of the need for change came from the tales of her family's personal struggles with racism.
Derby, who grew up in a predominantly white community, began to research her cultural heritage in junior high school. She visited Nigeria, where she was surprised to learn of outside views of Americans.
"They saw us as all Americans, even though we were facing discrimination here," she said.
Derby became involved with the SNCC in Mississippi, where she made headlines integrating an Episcopal Church. The second time she visited the church, she said, people stood in front of the doors to stop her.
Derby also said she was involved in the first Head Start program. According to Derby, some workers at Head Start had to have rifles to guard against attacks.
She said her experiences taught her and other SNCC activists to be cautious.
"We learned to make sure we don't jaywalk, and to always carry IDs," she said.
The women also reminded students that many of the most active leaders of the movement were students as well.
"It was amazing to see how they inspired people," Curry said.
In a question-and-answer session, the two women said the struggle for civil rights has not ended.
Curry pointed out the number of homeless in the cities and the high rates of black men in jail.
"I question, is this the legacy of the civil rights movement?" she said.
The two women ended by addressing issues of power and money at play in allegations of segregation in sororities and fraternities and unethical campaigning behavior by Greek organizations in the recent board of education elections. They listed demonstrations and the formation of social justice groups as possible outlets for change.
Derby said it is the students' responsibility to effect change.
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A mistake by the Florida Department of Transportation Disctrict 2 office means Cedar Key will not get three promised bridge replacements.
The October announcement that four bridges would be replaced be the Florida DOT was a mistake, said Gina Busscher, Public Information Director for DOT district 2.
Cedar Key residents and businesses may soon be charged according to how much garbage they produce. Commissioners voted Tuesday night to proceed with exploration of a unit based pricing scale from current provider WastePro. If approved, the change in service will take effect May 2010. Preliminary quotes from WastePro staff include curbside recycling, garbage carts supplied by the company, residential trash removal once per week, and a bulk collection day once per month.
The Cedar Key Trap-Neuter-Return program has accomplished all that it can, said Doreen Bauer of Faraway Inn. Last week, TNR spayed and neutered 34 cats, bringing the total number to 535 Cedar Key cats in three and half years.
"At this point, there are only about 50 cats left, and those are the smartest, most tricky, and hardest to catch," Doreen said. "The really smart cats are the ones breeding. Over time, those 50 will turn into a lot more. We can't do anymore without the community's help."
A Cedar Key bed and breakfast operator has announced plans to start a private bus company to serve residents in a five-county area.
Bill Phillips, owner of the Cedar Key Bed & Breakfast, said he is looking to privately fund the bus service. He is looking at purchasing coaches that have on board wi-fi service, television, restrooms and galleys to provide drink and food service to commuters and visitors.
The Cedar Key Community Redevelopment Agency, along with the Cedar Water and Sewer District, is performing the final review for the Phase II Streets and Utilities project. Permits have been applied for and final plans will be completed by the end of the month. The CRA will advertise for bids in February, Director Greg Lang said. Phase II Streets and Utilities is the largest construction project in the history of Cedar Key and will take approximately 10-12 months to complete.
Nature Coast Transit wants to help Levy County residents get back to work. And if work is not where you live, even if it is in Gainesville, Trenton, or points in between, NCT can help workers and prospective workers get there with federal help.
First there was the cold, so bitter heaters worked continuously for a week.
Now, as electric bills hit the mailboxes, folks are feeling the heat of an economic squeeze.
Telephones are working overtime at Central Florida Electric Cooperative, Progress Energy and local agencies that help folks who cannot afford the cost of staying warm.
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Leon Hiebert was pastor of Andover Assembly of God (Generations Church A/G) from 1989 to 2009. He is a Viet Nam veteran who spent 10 years in the US Navy most of the time as a corpsman serving with the Marine Corps. A native of Belleville, Kan., Hiebert is semi retired and lives in Andover with his wife, Sharon. He is a school bus driver for USD 385, Andover, Kansas.
Scripture: Joshua 1:8 Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. THEN you will be prosperous and successful. (NIV)
Observation: Some people want God to make them prosperous and successful before they do their part. But the requirement comes before the reward!
Application: God's Word must be a part of my daily conversation and my living. I should think about it often during the day. People who know me should know the importance of God's Word in my life. They should know that my decisions are often determined by my understanding of God's Word. The Bible helps me determine what is permitted and what is prohibited. Obedience to God's Word builds my faith.
Prayer: Lord, when I am faithful to do my part, I know I can count on you to keep your word and do your part! Amen
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After a long hiatus, Team Little Guy is prepping to clip in and ride once again! The team will be winding their way through eastern NC from May 29 – June 3 in order to raise funds for the Levine Children's Hospital Rooftop Garden Renovation project!
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Boy Scout Troop 100 in Sleepy Eye went on an adventure with fifth through 11th grade young men and had an opportunity at Base Camp that included being the flight crew of a space shuttle simulator (one of only eight in the world) and indoor rock climbing, a wall modeled after the cliffs of Taylors Falls with three stories of rope work.
The day culminated with pizza and a movie. The archery range is an activity that builds skills and concentration and features five stations.
The Space Simulator at Base Camp is one of only eight in the country and the only simulator like it in the Midwest. The simulator was built as an exact replica of the space shuttle cockpit.
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Are the World's ATMs Ready For April XPiration?
It's like the Y2K Millennium Bug all over again, sort of. Fourteen years later, another almost-ubiquitous software system is about to expire, causing some jitters.
Windows XP, Microsoft's near 13-year-old operating system, has powered the software in 95% of the world's ATMs, according to NCR Corp, the Georgia, U.S.-based automated teller machine maker.
So Microsoft's April 8 ending of technical support for Windows XP, launched on April 8, 2001, is a costly headache, particularly for the global banking sector. While some ATMs use an "Embedded" version of XP, supported until 2016, the majority of them do not.
According to retail research firm RBR, there are 2.6 million ATMs around the world, in grocery stores, banks, airports, and other locales, with NCR's market share at around 30%.
Those that don't upgrade will run software no longer receiving regular security patches and won't be in compliance with industry security standards. And there are a lot of those. Moreover, hardware, drivers and software for XP will all become increasingly scarce and therefore increasingly expensive.
Some ATMs have been migrated to Windows 7, but most haven't, despite warnings from Microsoft that support for Windows XP would end.
Based on its knowledge of the industry, NCR estimates that less than a third of ATMs, or 867,000, will have migrated by the April deadline. That leaves around 1.7 million outdated units. The group said a large percentage are in the process of being converted, but this could take 18 months or more. Upgraded ATMs will offer ease-of-use gesture and multi-touch control including zoom and security benefits.
NCR, the largest ATM supplier in the U.S., said it can modify advanced ATMs remotely, but older machines and networks require physical visits to ATMs.
30% of ATMs may not go to Windows 7 at all, it added.
"Banks will ensure compliance and security for those ATMs that are still on XP after 8th April," an NCR spokesman said.
On Wednesday, Britain's Barclays Bank told The Wall Street Journal that it has an agreement with Microsoft to get XP support, initially for one year, beyond the deadline.
Barclays said the "vast majority" of its ATMs run on XP, declining to say how many there are or how many are already converted. But it said all cash machines that are Windows 7 compatible will be upgraded by the third quarter of 2015. The others will be "replaced or removed" by the end of the first quarter of 2016. "No [Barclays] cash machine will be negatively impacted," a spokeswoman said, promising that customers will still get access to their cash.
The migration is a boon for NCR, which competes in ATM manufacture with PAI, Tranax and Triton.
NCR declined to say what the global migration of its ATM's would be worth to the company, and said it has been discussing the migration with its clients for years.
Microsoft declined to comment on the ongoing conversion process for XP, saying it recommends speaking with financial institutions directly for insight into the status of their systems.
"Retiring a product is a normal part of the product life-cycle," it added. "While most Microsoft software is supported for 10 years, Windows XP has been supported for more than 12 years, longer than any other Windows version."


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Hands-On Lab Setup Instructions Now Available for Next Virtual Sysadmin Day
By RickRamsey-Oracle on Jan 23, 2014
As you may already know, OTN's next Virtual Sysadmin Day is on January 28 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm PT. This sysadmin day is going to be very cool because its hands-on labs focus on solving real-world problems with Oracle technologies.
You'll definitely want to do the prep work before the day of the event. The prep work consists of configuring your laptop and uploading the images. Don't be that guy. The one who, the day of, asks where the instructions are. Him. Don't be him.
Pre-Event Checklist
The checklist provides:
- Virtual Conference hardware requirements
- Virtual Conference software requirements
- Setup instructions for Oracle Solaris labs
- Setup instructions for Oracle Linux labs
- Setup instructions for Oracle VM labs
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Questions for Ed
Oracle ACE extraordinaire Ed Whalen and I will be hanging out at the Sysadmin Lounge during the last 30-45 minutes of the event. Ed knows his stuff, so if you have any questions about Linux, such as how to optimize it for the database or other applications, ask Ed. If you have questions about Harleys or Ducatis, ask me.
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STOCKTON – The San Joaquin County Coroner's Office has released the names of the people who died in a southeast Stockton shooting that killed three and wounded two others Friday night.
Those killed were Olivia Ruiz, 56; Fidel Cordova, 50; and Emmanuel Ruiz, 27, authorities said.
The triple homicide occurred about 11:45 p.m. Friday in the 3100 block of South Laurel Street, just east of South B Street and south of Michael Avenue, said Deputy Les Garcia, a spokesman for the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office. Two others, a man and a woman, were injured, but authorities have not disclosed their conditions.
A 6-year-old boy was also in the house at the time of the shooting, authorities and witnesses said. The boy escaped the home and fled to a neighbor's residence.
Witnesses described the gunmen as two bald Latino men in their 30s, one short and one tall. Both were wearing "mostly blue" clothing with jeans and tennis shoes, witnesses said. They fled to an older black pickup parked across the street and drove north on South Laurel Street toward Michael Avenue.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact the Sheriff's Office at (209) 468-4400. Cell phone users can anonymously text information to 274637 (CRIMES) by entering the keyword "SJSO" followed by their tips.
Read Wednesday's Record for more on this story by staff writer Jason Anderson.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Severe winter weather during the last three months of the year affected key industries tied to oil extraction, slowing North Dakota's taxable sales and purchases in 2013, the state Tax Commissioner said Monday.
North Dakota's taxable sales and purchases — a key indicator of economic activity in the state — increased less than 1 percent in 2013 following a year of record double-digit growth. Tax Department records show taxable sales and purchases totaled a record $25.4 billion last year, up from $25.2 billion in 2012.
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger said that he was pleased with the record-setting year though a "slower and more sustainable growth" was expected in 2013, after taxable sales and purchases in oil-rich North Dakota soared 29 percent in 2012.
"I think we will maintain that growth and hold strong at more sustainable single-digit numbers," Rauschenberger said.
Rauschenberger said 11 of North Dakota's 15 economic sectors grew in 2013. But harsher-than-normal weather during the last quarter of the 2013 affected mining and oil extraction, construction, and transportation and warehousing.
"All of those sectors are tied to oil," Rauschenberger said. "And weather had an impact on those. A big impact."
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Cross My Heart, Hope to Die is the fifth title in the suspenseful and twisted Lying Game series by Sara Shepard, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling series Pretty Little Liars.
Ever since Sutton Mercer's murderer tricked her long-lost twin, Emma, into coming to Tucson, Emma has been trying to solve the mystery of Sutton's death. And now someone else is back in town—Becky, Sutton and Emma's birth mother. As Emma gets closer to discovering what exactly happened the night Sutton was killed, she learns that Becky isn't all that she seems. Turns out Sutton wasn't the only Mercer girl with dark secrets. . . .
It's not easy being me.
But my twin sister has no choice.
When I died two months ago, my killer told my twin sister to become me—or else. Now Emma has it down to a T. She tosses her hair with the signature Sutton Mercer flip and can lead a Lying Game prank with the best of them. She's even repairing my relationship with my adoptive family. The only thing she hasn't done is solve my murder.
Then our birth mother, the woman who abandoned us, showed up in Tucson. Emma hasn't seen Becky in twelve years, but Becky recognizes Emma immediately—as Emma. Is it a mother's intuition . . . or does Becky know I'm already gone?
From Sara Shepard, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Pretty Little Liars books, comes a riveting series about secrets, lies, and killer consequences.
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Praise for The Lying Game: "The Lying Game is a stay–up–past–your–bedtime type of thriller…full of amazingly believable plot twists and turns." — Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA) (Starred Review)
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"A thrilling mystery with just the right doses of romance and danger." — School Library Journal
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Ducks Unlimited will visit the top two NASCAR superspeedways in the coming months thanks to a new partnership with Bass Pro Shops. The No. 14 Sprint Cup Series car driven by Tony Stewart will race under the lights at Daytona International Speedway on July 6 and the No. 3 Camping World Truck Series truck driven by Ty Dillon will race at Talladega Superspeedway on Oct. 19. Both vehicles will have DU logos displayed prominently for their respective races.
"Johnny Morris and Bass Pro Shops have always been great partners, and their generosity never ceases to amaze me," said DU CEO Dale Hall. "The fact that they support DU's mission speaks volumes about the company and their commitment to conservation."
Along with the onetime logo wraps on the vehicles, Morris also presented a $76,000 check to congratulate DU on 76 years of conservation work.
"Conservation is the only way we can ensure our grandchildren and their children will have the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors like our generation has, and Ducks Unlimited has been promoting conservation for the past 76 years," Morris said. "It's a tremendous organization with a great mission, and I'm proud to call myself a DU member."
The convention festivities didn't end there, however. Those in attendance for the one-day business session were treated to speeches from Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Portland resident and Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle. Convention-goers also witnessed a changing of the guard with the election of a new president and other board of directors' members.
"The Ducks Unlimited National Convention is always a great opportunity to hear from some of the most influential people in the conservation arena," Hall said. "The convention also allows our hard-working volunteers from across the country an opportunity to visit with other DU members whom they may not see but once a year. It's a magnificent time of camaraderie."
For more information about the convention, visit www.ducks.org.
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Definition of compliance in English:
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noun[mass noun]
1The action or fact of complying with a wish or command: the ways in which the state maintains order and compliance
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- The empire must now be made to work through the capacity of a sovereign British authority to command compliance rather than again risking the uncertainties of voluntary co-operation.
- If made within a reasonable space of time after the original publication of findings, such requests are normally complied with promptly and compliance is in fact normally seen as ethically required.
- Now, sometimes one gets that even with regulatory legislation where one wishes to encourage compliance.
1.1Excessive acquiescence: the appalling compliance with government views shown by the commission
acquiescence, agreement, assent, consent, concession, concurrence, acceptance;
complaisance, tractability, malleability, biddableness, pliability, docility, meekness, submissiveness, submission, passivity
1.2The state or fact of according with or meeting rules or standards: all imports of timber are in compliance with regulations [as modifier]: this paper estimates the compliance costs of such a policy change
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- Even as vehicle tariffs fall in compliance with WTO rules, fuel economy standards will restrict imports of classic American light truck and luxury cars.
- According to Ramos, the university had not been in compliance with the security rules the state sets out for research access to sensitive data.
- Records should be developed and maintained according to AATB recommendations that are in compliance with FDA rules.
obedience to, accordance with, observance of, observation of, adherence to, conformity to, respect for
archaic abidance by
2 Physics The property of a material of undergoing elastic deformation or (of a gas) change in volume when subjected to an applied force. It is equal to the reciprocal of stiffness.
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- Mechanical compression is inconvenient, uncomfortable, and subject to poor compliance.
- Major improvements of the wrinkling substrates method include the tuning of the elastic compliance.
2.1 Medicine The ability of an organ to distend in response to applied pressure.
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- These additional factors may include worsening levels of inflammation hyperresponsiveness, lung compliance, or even levels of symptoms.
- Stage I is characterized by reduced left ventricular filling in early diastole with normal left ventricular and left atrial pressures and normal compliance.
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Some drought-starved Midwestern rivers that had been near record low levels were on the verge of flooding Wednesday, after storms dumped up to 3 inches of rain on some parts of the region.
Forecasters said rivers would see a dramatic, if temporary, rise over the next few days, with some waterways expected to swell by as much as 15 feet. Even the Mississippi River is expected to rise by up to 10 feet in areas between St. Louis and Cairo, Ill. Although the Mississippi will remain far below flood stage, several smaller rivers are expected to spill over their banks.
Smaller waterways rose sharply. The weather service expects minor flooding at the Big River near Richwoods, Mo., the Meramec River at Sullivan, Mo., on the Little Wabash River near Effingham and Clay City in Illinois, and on the Kankaskia River at Vandalia, Ill. Several smaller rivers in Indiana also were approaching flood stage.
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Clutter is a small Mac OS X application that lets you put music CDs on your desktop. You can drag them anywhere -- they're really windows. Line them up neatly or put them in piles, it's your choice. Each one looks like the real CD's cover, and double-clicking it tells iTunes -- or your SqueezeBox or SoundBridge -- to play that CD.
Think of Clutter as an alternate user interface to your music collection. When deciding what to play next, instead of searching through a huge alphabetical list, let your eye roam over the covers of your favorite CDs and those you've been listening to recently.
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Tags: clutter , itunes , album , art
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Inspired by fandelost, I searched for the newer version, and found it on the Wayback Machine.
For people with more skill and time then me, you might be able to get the source somewhere http://tinyurl.com/cw5adl and build a better--or at least more stable--version.
For the rest of us:
For minitechnik and everyone else looking for this app, I've found a working download link (http://www.tucows.com/preview/304687) and uploaded the file to RS: http://rapidshare.com/files/220907495/Clutter_1.0d13.sit
I don't think it's the latest version, but it's all I've found. Finally, after going trough all that hassle, I didn't like the app :(
see... i'd like to have a "i want this" button for stuff like this
Dev's website (sprote.com) is broken; Does anyone have an alternative download link?
I hadn't used clutter in like a year, or whenever itunes with coverflow came out, then I saw it here and fired it up again. It's great - I'd forgotten how much I liked it. It'll be even better with the clean desktop of leopard.
It also inspired me to clear a lot of crap off my desktop, which is always a good thing.
i wish they would at least update this to make it UB.
anyone know if its artworking importing features work with itunes 7?
A bit old, but fantastic. My PC friends are jealous. Small, fast, and extremely effective, and I get frequent use out of the album-artwork-on-desktop feature.
Yes, a bit old but works GREAT. And have you seen how nice it is with Exposé...? I use this in combination with Amnesty + the iTunes Atrwork widget and it is darling.
A bit buggy, and hasn't been updated in a long time, but still my favorite tool for importing album art into iTunes.
I don't use clutter as a UI, but just for grabbing artwork from amazon or the net for iTunes.


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I am using PMS for quite a while now but I cannot seem to fix this problem.
When I try to stream a 1080p 3D movie to my philips TV 6000 series it sometimes stutters.
CPU: i7-2600k
Memory: 8Gb
OS: Windows 7 - 64bit
Movie storage device: Samsung S2 portable 3.0(connected on USB 3.0)
Connection type: Samsung S2 portable 3.0--->PMS(pc)---->100Mb/s wired(Router)--->Philips TV(~85Mb/s)
Firewall: Off
Antivirus: Windows essentials
Router: Sitecom Gaming router II, TCP and UDP port 5001 forwarded, upnp:off
Using address /192.168.0.146 found on network interface: name:eth3 (Intel(R) 82579V Gigabit Network Connection)
Renderer Philips TV found on this address: 192.168.0.199
Address /192.168.0.199 has an estimated network speed of: 85 Mb/s
No IP filter specified, access granted to /192.168.0.199
Build: 66096b60c (2012-09-01)
INFO 2012-10-06 13:32:33.776 [main] Java: 1.7.0_05-Oracle Corporation
INFO 2012-10-06 13:32:33.777 [main] OS: Windows 7 x86 6.1
INFO 2012-10-06 13:32:33.780 [main] Encoding: UTF-8
INFO 2012-10-06 13:32:33.782 [main] Memory: 742 MB
Loaded MediaInfoLib - v0.7.58
When I am streaming and there are action scenes the movie stutters. The transcode buffer status is normally 80mb but the current bitrate is around the 50Mbit/s. But according to Windows Task manager the networkload is only 25% and that is only 25Mb/s. So thats weird.
So my question is: How can I make sure that PMS uses the max bitrate speed, around 85Mb/s?
And maby there is some kind of option that alloud to store some buffer data on the TV.(to prepare for action scenes). Tell me if I must add more information.
Debug.log file: http://pastebin.com/ag1U7p1Y
Thanks in advance!


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Last year, Newark Memorial had only six returners entering the season, but rolled through an undefeated Mission Valley Athletic League campaign.
This year, the Cougars have seven returning starters -- on each side of the ball. That includes Fred Tidwell and Marty Leggett, who were first-team all-MVAL picks last season at wide receiver and defensive back respectively.
But new coach Ralph Meredith isn't about to forecast a title.
"I think it will come down to who stays healthy. It will be a good race," he said.
Washington is a senior-dominated team that will aim to control the line of scrimmage. Moreau Catholic is led by Jason Hinton, the returning MVAL Offensive Most Valuable Player last season as a sophomore. "His biggest asset is that he has top-end speed," Moreau Catholic coach Andrew Cotter said.
American has 14 returning starters, including four on the offensive line.
Here's a team-by-team look at the league:
COACH: Bret Casey, third season
TOP RETURNEES: G/DT Kelvin Pellom, Sr.; OT/DT Nate Berry, Sr.; RB Drew Lyell, Sr.; QB Ryan Barker, Sr.; LG/DE Andrew Simon, Sr.; MLB/FB Nazif Popal, Sr.; SS/WR Anthony Wellington, Jr.; WR/DB Deangelo Cox, Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: QB/FS Marcus Mayfield, Sr.; FB/LB Trevon Jones, So.; S/RB Jared Luty, So.
KEY LOSSES: C/DE D.J. Kay, RB/FS Eric Adair, OL/DL Sohail Naderpour, RB/DB/KR Robert Pinkney
OUTLOOK: In addition to its four offensive line starters, the Eagles have three starters back on the defensive line. They have a three-year starter at quarterback in Barker, but he will be pushed by Mayfield.
COACH: Zach Silvernale, fourth season
TOP RETURNEES: QB/CB Jack Shank, Sr.; MLB/RT Eben Hercik, Sr.. ILB/FB Randon Navarro, Sr.; RB/DB Chauncey Jones, Sr.; RG/DL Mamoud Eldesouky, Sr.; DE Keith Thomas, Sr.; TE/LB Danil Gusev, Sr.; RB/DB Jared Lozoya, Sr.; OLB Andre Vickers, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: DE/TE Stephen Hanna, Sr.; C/LB Diego Lerma, So.; LT Taylor Karney, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: RB/SS Ariel Hercik, C/LB Ernie Baung, LT Manny Abarado, LG Felipe Santana
OUTLOOK: The Vikings have 27 seniors, including returning first-team all-MVAL quarterback Shank, who will also play cornerback this season. "We have a lot of leaders," Silvernale said. "It's very evident going through practice and meeting adversity. They don't look around to see who is going take charge; they just do."
John F. Kennedy
COACH: Dave Damewood, second season
TOP RETURNEES: OG/LB/DL Ben Loya, Sr.; LB/DB/RB/QB Waymond McKissick, Sr.; RB/TE/LB Jacob Murrieta, Jr.; DL/OL Thomas Nagel, Sr.; RB/LB Derek Slater, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: QB/LB Justin Binderup, Jr.; RB/DB Kaleem Abubakari. Jr.; OL/DL George Vehikite, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: OLB/OL Brandon McCuin, RB/DB Joel Romero, OG/DL DeAndre Hollie, QB Justin Staley
OUTLOOK: The key word for the Titans this season may be "flexible". Players may be moving positions depending on the opponent. "They really started to come together and do things as a group," said Damewood about his team's strength. "They are really buying into the team concept. It is a good group to be around."
Mission San Jose
COACH: Sam Baugh, second season
TOP RETURNEES: WR/SS Ryan Walleman, Sr.; RB/LB Ben Torrez, Sr.; QB Tamin Sarwary, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: TE/LB Michael Pyle, So.
KEY LOSSES: RB/CB/KR Ishmail Shafi, OG/DL Shane Keenan, DE/OG Jigar Desai, TE/OLB James Gao,. ILB/K Eric Gonzalez
OUTLOOK: A young Warriors team has seven returning starters that play on both sides of the ball. They have a returning starting quarterback in the 6-1, 180-pound Sarwary. Mission San Jose, which has not won a league game since 2005, will look to its lines to lead it.
Moreau Catholic
COACH: Andrew Cotter, sixth season
TOP RETURNEES: RB/DB/KR/PR Jason Hinton, Jr.; OL/DL Grayson Granzella, Sr.; LB/RB Chris Garcia, Sr.; LB/TE Rian Goulart, Sr.
OL/DL Daniel Loza, Sr.; TE/LB Anthony Bailey, Jr.; WR/DB J.C. Maroun, Sr.; TE/LB Jimmy Shreckengost. Sr.; DE/OL Chandler Witham, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: RB/DB/KR/PR Booda Ison, Fr.; DL/TE Hadari Darden, So.; RB/DL Johnny Den Bleyker, So.; OL/DL Jack Alcott, Jr.; WR/DB Dom Fiandor, So.; RB/DB Dylan Mackin, Jr.; WR/LB Gerald Robinson, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: QB/LB Nick Kinast, C/DL Gabe Schrag, OL/DL Kelsen Adeni, WR/DB Gabe Villarreal
OUTLOOK: The Mariners have perhaps the league's biggest offensive weapon in Hinton and a deep roster. Quarterback Lucas O'Rourke "has all the qualities of a true leader," Cotter said. Robinson is emerging as the team's top receiver, and Loza anchors the offensive line. Freshman Ison is a hard hitter at defensive back.
Newark Memorial
COACH: Ralph Meredith, first season
TOP RETURNEES: NG/C Chance Urbi, Sr.; WR/DB/KR Fred Tidwell, Sr.; RB/SS Marty Leggett, Sr.; QB Reggie Moccolie, Sr.; DL/OL King Slocum, Jr.; OG/LB Anthony Garcia, Sr.; WR/DB John Kapu, Sr.; OLB/FB Franco Napal, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: C/MLB Thor Thornestein , Jr.; OG/LB Nicholas Poole, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: DE/TE John Tai, MLB/FB Pedro Rivas, RB/SS Mark Morton, QB Riley Pivin, WR/DB Robert Ramirez, OG Tim Hutchins; C/DL Donovan Mosier
OUTLOOK: The Cougars have many skilled players returning such as Leggett, who should see a lot of carries this season. Defensively the Cougars have a new middle linebacker in Thornestein. Newark Memorial has three new assistant coaches and have made some changes on both sides of the ball.
COACH: Ken Wittmer, ninth season
TOP RETURNEES: QB Tylan Binson, Sr.; RB/SS Nate Woudstra, Sr.; WR/CB Terrance Jones, Sr.; OT/DT Zach Dushen, Sr.; OG/DT Michael Macabitas, Sr.; OG/DT Colton McCoy, Sr.; C/DT Erik Kabigting, Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: DB/RB Mark Colbert, So.; DT/OT Jalen Peats, So.
KEY LOSSES: QB Kyle Malpede, WR/DB Andrew Llanos, OL/DL Jordan Mocny
OUTLOOK: The Huskies will have a new quarterback for the third year in a row in Binson. The 6-foot-5, 270-pound Peats joins first-team all-leaguer Michael Macabitas on the offensive line. Wittmer said that the team's biggest question marks are if it can play strong defense against the run and run the ball offensively.


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I could not resist, when upgrade-manger suggested that ubuntu 12.04.1 was available for my 10.04 box, I took the bait. What a mess that turned out. Especially it centers around multi-arch. To make the long story short, here is what I found: The ia32-libs package is to be removed some time in the future, Adobe Reader is not installable at all and skype also acts up. I can live without those two for some time, but not without qcad
Step by step procedure:
- Install the multi-arch package
- install attached qcad3-deps package: $ sudo dpkg -i qcad3-deps_1.0_i386.deb
- ignore the error message of missing dependencies
- force repair of same qcad3-deps package: $ sudo apt-get -f install
The package can be recreated from attached control file with this command:
$ equivs-build --arch i386 qcad3-deps.txt
It worked for me, if you experience problems, please post them here, I have notifications turned on.
Kind regards


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