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Problem solved for me, thanks to meskibob for suggesting Multicast could be a possible cause of the problem.
I played around with the Multicast setting in LAN/Advanced tab and changed it from "None" (default) to "IGMP-v2". Then, PMS works also for the wired connection now. I also tried changing it back to "None" and then it stopped working. Changed it again to "IGMP-v2", worked again.
I hope it solves others' problem as well.
Thanks again for all who chipped in their thoughts to help. Great forum.
It's very late in my region, got to sleep now.


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U.K.-based Epistem and Norway's ScandiDerma, said today they will develop a new in vitro equivalent model for human living skin for use in testing inflammatory responses, in a collaboration whose value was undisclosed.
The collaboration is designed to address the shortage of human dermatology models for testing inflammatory responses by combining ScandiDerma's know-how in developing new dermatological ingredients from biomass with Epistem's expertise in skin biology and delivery of dermatological testing services.
According to the website of Mabit, an industrial R&D program focused on marine biotechnology for northern Norway, the collaboration aims to develop living skin equivalents (LSEs) that incorporate immune cells, and are capable of mimicking both inflamed and healthy skin. The LSEs are deemed more viable than skin excised from patients.
The companies said their collaboration will last from this month through March 2014, and will originate from project leader Epistem's facilities in Manchester, U.K., and ScandiDerma's facilities in Barents Biocenter in Tromsø, Norway.
Funding the collaboration are the U.K.'s innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board, and Innovation Norway, which approved the companies' application for funds in a competition, "Sustainable high-value chemical manufacture through industrial biotechnology."
The Epistem-ScandiDerma collaboration was one of four projects approved in that funding competition, the fourth involving high-value chemicals, with a deadline of November 4, 2012.
"For ScandiDerma this is an important milestone in building up our competence around test-systems and how to rapidly determine good lead candidates from our bioprospecting activities" ScandiDerma CEO Ingebjørg Pernille Nedal said in a statement.
ScandiDerma focuses on R&D of new cosmetic ingredients derived from the bioprospecting of species from the arctic climate. In addition to its R&D activity, ScandiDerma also markets its own high-end skin care line called Skin Science.
Epistem's core expertise centers on regulation of adult stem cells in epithelial tissue, which includes the skin, hair follicles, gastrointestinal tract, breast, and prostate.
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Charles "Chuck" Feeney has amassed billions of dollars in wealth. However, he doesn't own an opulent house, a car or a Rolex. He prefers taking cabs, riding the subway, or just walking when he's in New York. He flies economy, even on international flights. And since the 1980s, he has given away his fortune to humanitarian and educational causes throughout the world. Preferring to give it all away while he is still alive, Feeney wants to better the lives of people around the world in the here and now.
From New Jersey to France
Chuck Feeney was born in 1931 and raised in a working class section of Elizabeth, NJ during the Great Depression. His father, the son of an immigrant from Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, was an insurance underwriter and his mother was a nurse. In 1948, at age 17, Chuck enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving for four years in postwar Japan and Korea. After his military service, Feeney received a GI scholarship and enrolled at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration. It was at Cornell that Feeney's flair for business was first discovered. His GI scholarship funds were sent to him in monthly installments of $110, scarcely enough to cover the Ivy League university's tuition. To make ends meet, he began to sell sandwiches that a fellow classmate would make, earning a decent income.
Upon graduating from Cornell in 1956, Feeney still had four months of scholarship funds left and no idea what to do with his degree. He decided to study political science at the University of Grenoble.
After studying in Grenoble, Feeney decided to travel to the south of France. He eventually landed in Villefranche-sur-Mer, and began running a summer camp for children from the U.S. fleet stationed there. On a trip to Barcelona, he ran into Robert Miller, a fellow Cornell alumnus. Feeney had an idea: sell goods to the fleet duty free – without tax. Miller and Feeney partnered up and began selling perfume, tape recorders and transistor radios.
In 1960, the partners founded Duty Free Shoppers (DFS), opening up duty-free shops in Honolulu and Hong Kong. When the Japanese government lifted travel restrictions on its citizens in 1966, the company found success. Feeney learned Japanese and arranged deals with tour guides to bring groups through the shops. DFS became a global retail giant with duty-free shops all over the world, and made the partners incredibly wealthy.
Forbes estimated Feeney's wealth to be $1.3 billion in 1988, landing him in the top 20 of its 400 richest people list. However, he was actually worth less than $5 million. Six years earlier, Feeney transferred his 38.75 percent interest in DFS to a charitable foundation. As he said in a previous interview with Irish America, "I did not want money to consume my life."
The impetus for Feeney's charity career was a $700,000 bequest to Cornell University in 1981. After the bequest, Feeney was bombarded with requests for donations. Wanting to do something but on his own terms, he turned to his friend Harvey Philip Dale for advice. Dale's advice was to set up a foundation to carry out all future donations. Feeney proceeded to found The Atlantic Philanthropies, a collective of separate foundations, in Bermuda in order to avoid disclosure requirements that a U.S.-based organization would have to meet. Unlike many philanthropists, Feeney wanted anonymity. The foundation did not, and still does not, bear his name, and he never took tax deductions on his philanthropic work. The anonymity allowed him to walk down the street unrecognized and keep his family safe. However, it also prevented him from being able to correct any inaccuracies.
This anonymity spread throughout the Atlantic Philanthropies. Rules were established within the foundation. Any unsolicited requests for money were rejected, and all donations were given via cashier's check. When he was an honored guest at events, Feeney would bring his own photographer, who would pretend to take pictures without any film in the camera.
The anonymity did not last. In the mid-1990s, Feeney decided to leave DFS. He wanted more cash flow for the Atlantic Philanthropies and foresaw the decline in duty-free shops. The LVMH Group, owner of Louis Vuitton and Moët & Chandon, purchased DFS in 1997, resulting in the foundation being worth $3.5 billion. However, Feeney's partner, Robert Miller, objected to the sale. As a result, their partnership ended, with Miller filing suit against Feeney. Knowing that he and the Atlantic Philanthropies would be exposed in court, Feeney decided to let the cat out of the bag himself. In January 1997, he called two reporters, David Cay Johnson and Judith Miller, and revealed everything. The news shocked everyone, especially his former partner.
Feeney's desire to help extends beyond the philanthropic to the humanitarian. His interest in Ireland originates in his Irish- American background and was nurtured through his business trips to Ireland during the 1970s to purchase whiskey for DFS. However, he did not begin to get involved with Ireland and Northern Ireland until November 1987, when he witnessed the aftermath of the Enniskillen Remembrance Day IRA bombing while visiting London. In researching how he could help, Feeney came across the Irish American Partnership, founded by then Fine Gael TD Paddy Harte and based in Dublin. He met with John Healy, then the partnership's head. After talking, Healy told Feeney that the Irish American Partnership could use funds to establish an office in New York. Feeney mentioned that he knew of an organization that would possibly consider a proposal for funding. Healy sent in the proposal and the funds arrived, anonymously of course, from the Atlantic Philanthropies.


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The Ashland High School Theater Department performs eight award-winning pieces that will be featured at a state competition next week.
The department's showcase includes monologues, scenes and musical numbers. It is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 31, at the school's Mountain Avenue Theater, 201 S. Mountain Ave., Ashland.
The student performers scored in the top 15 percent at the Oregon Regional Acting Competition showcase and will head to the State Thespian Festival in Salem on Wednesday, April 2.
At the festival, Ashland theater students also will present technical entries, a one-act play and workshops for fellow students, Betsy Bishop, who sponsors the school's thespian troupe, said in a news release.
Tickets for Monday's showcase cost $5 for students and seniors and $10 for general admission. Proceeds will be split between The Maslow Project, a resource center for homeless teens in the Rogue Valley; Doctors Without Borders and scholarships to help pay the costs of attending the state festival.
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School Vending Machines Still Offer Too Many Sugary Snacks
Feb. 6, 2012 -- About half of elementary school students still have access to sugary snacks and other unhealthy options in school vending machines, according to a new study.
To combat rising childhood obesity rates, the Institute of Medicine recommended in 2007 that school meal programs be the primary source of nutrition in schools and called for limiting access to competitive foods in vending machines and other venues.
Despite these guidelines, researchers found that access to competitive foods did not change much in public or private elementary schools from 2006 to 2010.
More than half of elementary schools students, by 2010, could purchase foods from one or more sources in schools other than the school meal program, such as vending machines, school stores, or snack bars. Sugary foods were available to nearly all children with access to these options. Healthier options were less widely available.
"Because children spend many hours in school, changes are needed to make the school environment healthier by limiting the availability of less healthy food products," researcher Lindsey R. Turner, PhD, of the Institute for Health Research and Policy at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and colleagues write in Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine.
In 2010, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act gave the U.S. Department of Agriculture the authority to set nutritional standards for all foods sold in schools. Current regulations state that foods of minimal nutritional value cannot be sold in the cafeteria during lunchtime, but they may be sold in vending machines in schools at any time.


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BRECKENRIDGE - The town of Breckenridge and Summit County government are dubbing 2013 the "Year of the Child," asking Breckenridge voters to approve two different tax questions to provide funding for early childhood programs in November.
The questions will be paired under a joint campaign effort with the local governments working to get a yes vote on both questions.
"The objective is for both to pass," Breckenridge Mayor John Warner said. "This is the 'Year of the Child' in Summit County."
Revenue from the Breckenridge ballot question, which could be a sales or a property tax, will be used to fund an existing scholarship program providing child care to low-income families in Breckenridge. The county question will likely ask voters to continue an existing property tax funding Early Childhood Options, a nonprofit working to improve and expand early childhood programs across the county.
Only Breckenridge voters will see both questions on their ballots. Voters residing anywhere else in the county will see just the county question.
But officials say Breckenridge's support could be necessary for the countywide question to pass.
Citing concerns about putting two tax questions on the same ballot and the common theme of the two issues, Breckenridge and county officials agreed at a meeting Tuesday night to join forces on the campaign effort.
Officials said that if either question is voted down, it would be difficult to ask the public for the money again on a future ballot or to pull it from the existing budget.
"Anybody that gets stuck with second place, in terms of renewing, is really in a dangerous place," County Commissioner Thomas Davidson said. "That's why I've come to the conclusion we've got to do this together."
Breckenridge needs to generate approximately $800,000 per year from the tax and will propose either a .24 percent sales-tax increase - raising the rate to 8.515 percent in town - or a slight property-tax increase. It is very likely the county won't ask for an increase at all, but rather ask voters to continue an existing property tax, which is set to end in 2016. The tax currently is pulling in more than $750,000 annually for Early Childhood Options. Both it and the Breckenridge child care scholarship program depend on the approval of the tax questions in November.
The town's subsidies of child care programs have been a point of controversy in Breckenridge. Opponents say the program directs public funds to expenses that benefit only a few. Supporters say it is a necessary investment in the town's workforce, which otherwise might not be able to remain in town given the high cost of living.
Town leaders have charged supporters with surveying the public and collecting 600 signatures from registered voters backing the tax measure.
County officials say surveys show strong countywide support for early childhood funding: Polls have indicated it is among voters' top priorities in Summit County.
Other Summit towns and the Summit School District also could ask voters for tax increases in November. There will likely be statewide tax questions on this year's ballot as well, at least one of which will deal with taxes on the sale of marijuana.
The Tax Payer Bill of Rights, a voter approved law, says taxes cannot be increased in Colorado without a vote of the people.


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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
7:00pm @ Plaza Branch
Get into the swing of the Charles Dickens bicentennial by joining the book discussions group meeting on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Plaza Branch, 4801 Main St., and on December 2nd at 2 p.m. at the North-East Branch, 6000 Wilson Road.
Plaza Branch Sessions:
|October 23
|Great Expectations
|Discussion Leader: Bob Lunn
|November 13
|American Notes
|Discussion Leader: Dorice Elliott
|December 4
|The Christmas Stories
|Discussion Leaders: Bob Lunn & Melinda McCrary
North-East Branch Sessions
|December 2
|David Copperfield
|North-East Branch
|Discussion Leader: Angela Carroll
Space is limited. Registration is required (click to access the Registration Form). Participants are not required to attend all four discussion sessions, but may register for those particular sessions that either suit their interests and/or availability. Books will be provided.
Those who attend the three Plaza sessions will receive a voucher for a discount on a ticket to Kansas City Repertory Theatre's A Christmas Carol and/or the Unicorn Theatre/Kansas City Actors Theatre production of Inspecting Carol.
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ST. MARYS, W.Va. - Back from a year hiatus in the Class A postseason, head coach Jodi Mote's St. Marys Blue Devils earned the No. 5 seed after winning its final eight games en route to a 9-1 record.
As it turned out, the Blue Devils' opponent in the first round of the playoffs will be a familiar foe in Wirt County, which rallied from a 22-7 deficit in the fourth quarter at Imlay Field on Aug. 31 to score an improbable 35-22 triumph.
The rematch, set to take place at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Pleasants County, might feature the same two teams, but they've both grown a lot throughout the course of the campaign. Coach Mote was quick to point one thing out to his team after they learned the Tigers would be their opponent.
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JAY W. BENNETT Special to The Times
St. Marys quarterback Andrew Cosper, pictured here taking a snap during pregame warmups, had a 77-yard interception return for a touchdown during the Blue Devils' 40-12 victory against Doddridge County last Friday night at Imlay Field.
"Kids are kids. They just are," Mote admitted of how any team would want to get revenge for their lone regular season loss. "In 2010, Williamstown was in the same boat and I'm sure those kids were all pumped up about wanting another shot and they went to Elizabeth and Wirt took care of them again.
"That's something Wirt County has in their hip pocket. (Revenge) is definitely not our focus. You just got to focus on it being the playoffs and the first game."
One thing which most definitely has the attention of everyone associated with the Blue Devils is Wirt County sophomore quarterback Josh Trembly, who engineered the 28-point fourth quarter rally.
"I knew Trembly was the real deal whenever I watched their scrimmage and watched the Moorefield game," Mote said. "I was just impressed with him when we prepared for week two of the season and nothing has changed that. If anything, it's just strengthened that.
"He's just so elusive. His speed and arm strength, it's amazing really. He's just a tremendous athlete. As a sophomore, it's just hard to believe he does the things he does. He's just so tough. It's like backyard football with him and he just puts so much pressure on your secondary and your front."
Of course, coach Mote also was quick to point out "he's got good skill kids around him and the line does a nice job for them, but he makes them go, no doubt about it.
"Defensively, it was hard to evaluate them with Moorefield and their scrimmages, but after watching their season unfold and going back and watching our game you realize the quickness and speed they have as a team. They have some good athletes."
As the start of the year, the St. Marys coaching staff made the decision to move all-Little Kanawha Conference guard Derek Barnhart to fullback and the Blue Devils' running attack hasn't missed a beat. On top of that, quarterback Andrew Cosper has made great strides from the start of the season as he's gotten plenty of help from running backs David Gray and Noah Spitzer.
"The question was could we afford to move him. That was the key," noted Mote, who obviously has liked the results.
Obviously, like any other game against a good team limiting turnovers and not doing things out of character will be key if the Blue Devils are to advance to the state quarterfinals.
"We're a run oriented team and I don't think you revamp everything just to get an edge so to speak," Mote admitted. "I just think there are a lot of similarities between the two teams."


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Google Notifier
notifies you of new Gmail & upcoming Gcal events
The Google Notifier is an application that shows you alerts in your menu bar, so you can see when you have new Gmail messages or upcoming Google Calendar events without having to open a web browser.
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: google , gmail , calendar , notifier , notification , notify
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@norz Found it: the events shown by the notified are those of the calendars currently shown on the google calendar web page.
I wish you could filter the events displayed by the calendar popup, to only show events from your main (or selected) calendar.
I didn't find this setting in the preferences file (
More info on this file here:
v 1.10.7 connects by default via https, as checked by Little Snitch:
Connection report for process: Google Notifier (/Applications/ Internet/Email/Google Notifier.app)
Total: 23.4kB sent, 52.4kB received
www.google.fr (126.96.36.199), Port 443 (https), Protocol 6 (TCP), 14.1kB sent, 32.1kB received
mail.google.com (220.127.116.11), Port 443 (https), Protocol 6 (TCP), 1.3kB sent, 3.2kB received
www.google.fr (126.96.36.199), Port 443 (https), Protocol 6 (TCP), 8.0kB sent, 17.1kB received
@ bitnix Gmail Notifr can check multiple gmail accounts.
To see all of your emails/events in the drop down menu and get rid of "View More" sub-menu:
- Click the Notifier menu bar icon.
- Hold the Command and Options keys while clicking Preferences.
- In the window that pops up, enter MaxMessagesOnMainMenu as the Key and 20 as the Value, click OK.
- Quit and re-open Google Notifier.
Neither Download nor Homepage link work in Germany, by intervention of a lame Snail Mail provider named «GMail», I guess.
Clicking this link to a disk image works in Germany, it was referenced by a German software directory. (But beware of clicking their «paid downloads»!)
if you search to unable the google updater:
also read the comment of "gun" below (or next site)
Replacement menu bar icons so they match most other icons (ie, no color): http://tr.im/2d7
It seems they got rid of that crappy installer. Now you can install the application dragging it to the Applications folder.
I wish it could check more than one Gmail addresses... :(
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OAKLAND -- While unable to provide a timetable for his return, Warriors forward David Lee said Wednesday not to count him out as far as getting back on the court, possibly even before the regular season ends.
"Reports that say I'm done for the season I think are very premature," said Lee, who has a right hamstring pull complicated by nerve inflammation. "We're just going to see how I'm doing day-to-day. But the important thing is I'm feeling better each day, and the only thing that would be of concern to me is if I was plateauing out or feeling worse and worse. Things are on the right track."
Lee, who was injured in a home game against San Antonio on March 22, has missed six games. Since he hadn't spoken to the media and the club had been guarded in providing specifics about the severity of the injury, there has been speculation that the veteran forward's season might be over.
But he went through a light workout with the team after taking two days off, worked up a good sweat and said he'll see how his body reacts to a bit of a push.
"I'm working with our trainers night and day, coming in twice a day and doing stuff, and also doing strength work," he said. "But the most important thing I did, I think, was I took Monday and Tuesday off and let the thing calm down a bit as well as take some meds so I could keep this thing from flaring up and get back to normal."
Lee admitted that going through a hamstring issue is tough -- it's the first in his nine-year NBA career -- but it's the nerve problem that goes along with it that makes his return so difficult to predict time-wise. He maintained the uncertainty has caused him to lose sleep.
"It's in the upper hamstring, and it's also right where the nerve comes out of your back and attaches," he said. "We did a follow-up MRI on my back to make sure it wasn't a disk issue causing problems going down the leg, and there's nothing wrong there. The thing with nerves, it's not as finite a process as a muscle is, where you know if you do a, b and c, then this is going to happen.
"When the doctors tell you they can't define how long it'll take, that indecision for them to predict it is the only thing that's really worried me. If they could tell me two weeks, then I'd be thinking I could be back in a week because I'm a pretty fast healer. But just the fact they say sometimes these things can heal up in two days and sometimes it can be two months."
Lee said he can walk around normally and even jog, but when he tries to sprint, jump or make an explosive move, that's when he feels the hamstring tighten up, as though he's pulling it again. But he also said the issue is getting much better, and as long as he continues to progress, he believes he will be back before the regular-season finale Wednesday at Denver.
"I have to get through this symptomatically," he said. "As I continue to do things pain free, I can continue to go. The no-timetable thing works two ways. They don't know when it's going to get better, but as things do get better I can continue to push through them."
Coach Mark Jackson said whenever Lee demonstrates he's ready to play, he'll put him in, even if the club has already clinched a playoff spot. Ideally, Lee said, he'd like to play in at least the final two regular-season games in order to be sharp for the playoffs. If that doesn't happen, he still believes he can be a major contributor once the playoffs begin.
Asked about Jackson after being honored with an award from First Graduate at a fundraiser in San Francisco, Lacob noted general manager Bob Myers already addressed the Jackson issue with a vote of confidence Saturday and that he would "let those words suffice."
"Mark and I get along very well," Lacob said. "This idea that Mark and I don't get along, I will just address that and say that's not true. We get along very well.
"Bob gets along with Mark. I get along with Bob. We all get along, so we're all driving in the same direction, and hopefully we're going to keep our goals this year moving forward."
"We know how valuable he is and what he brings to the table, but it's about him getting healthy," Jackson said. "He's working his tail off and doing everything he can to get on the floor and be part of this."
Staff writer Diamond Leung contributed to this report. Follow Carl Steward on Twitter at twitter.com/stewardsfolly.
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Teenagers study potential of engineering education
University of Alabama hosts 138 high school students at annual camp
Published: Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 10:04 p.m.
TUSCALOOSA | High school student Logan Mills of Camby, Ind., thinks she wants to get a chemical engineering degree, then go to medical school.
But to make sure an engineering degree and the University of Alabama are right for her, the 17-year-old is spending a week on campus as part of Student Introduction to Engineering, an annual summer camp provided by UA's College of Engineering for high school juniors and seniors interested in engineering.
Mills is one of 138 students from across the country attending the program, which has three week-long sessions. This year, the dates are July 7-12, July 14-19 and July 21-26. The camp has been a regular offering since it was established in 1988, according to SITE co-director Gregory Singleton.
So far, Mills said campus has lived up to her expectations.
"I like it," she said.
The students stay in a residence hall on campus and take classes in math, engineering, computer science and English. They also construct gliders as part of a team design competition, tour the college's departments and tour an industrial plant to see engineers at work, according to an itinerary.
Wednesday, Mills was part of a group of about 25 who toured UA's Large Scale Structures Lab in the Southern Engineering Research Center. The lab allows researchers to study the effects of earthquakes, wind and other extreme conditions on structures.
The students, sporting hard hats and safety glasses, watched a shear-wall test demonstration, during which a model wall was subjected to earthquake forces patterned on the El Centro temblor that struck southern California in 1940.
Professor Ken Fridley, chair of the Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering and the lab tour guide Wednesday, said the demonstration is a chance to showcase UA's facilities to potential students but also give them a sense of the types of research in the field.
Singleton, director of UA Engineering Student Services and of the Multicultural Engineering Program, said the tours, courses and team-oriented competition of the camp are all meant to help students like Mills form ideas early about whether engineering is the career path for them.
"The key is to give students an overview of engineering and a sense of what it is to be an engineer," Singleton said. "Often they have heard about engineering, but they don't know what engineers do."
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EAGLE COUNTY, Colorado - The worst of the wave of foreclosures to hit the Eagle County and rest of the state the last few years appears to be behind us, according to a report from the Colorado Division of Housing. January's foreclosures across Colorado were close to their lowest number in seven years, according to that report.
Eagle County's numbers are also down, says Karla Bagley, Eagle County's public trustee.
Eagle County ended 2012 with 455 foreclosures, well behind the 618 foreclosures in 2010 and 2011, Bagley said.
"Those lower numbers seem to be holding," Bagley said.
So far this year, her office has seen only 38 new foreclosures filed, compared to 85 at the same time last year.
Right now they have 225 active foreclosures, down from 350-400 at this time over the last two years, Bagley said.
Colorado recovery
Across Colorado, January's foreclosure filings were down from January 2012 by almost 25 percent in the state. January saw 1,456 foreclosure filings, down from 1,936 the year before, a 24.9 percent reduction.
January's foreclosure sales were down 19.1 percent compared to January 2012, 1,150 to 930, the Division of Housing reported.
Foreclosure filings begin the foreclosure process, when homeowners fall behind on their payments and banks begin the legal process of retaking the house. Foreclosure auction sales end the foreclosure process. Locally, they're handled by the Eagle County Public Trustee's office.
In Eagle County this week, 43 properties were scheduled to go to foreclosure auction, but only four did.
Ryan McMaken, spokesman for the Colorado Division of Housing, said foreclosure sales are withdrawn or postponed for a variety of reasons. Homeowners might get caught up on payments, they may have enrolled in a federal programs to help them catch up, they might have deeded the property over to the lender and walked away, they might have sold it as a short sale - selling the property for less than is owed - or they might have gotten lucky and unloaded the house through a regular sale, he said.
Foreclosure filings peaked in mid-2009, following widespread job losses beginning in late 2008. Foreclosure auction sales peaked a year later, in 2010, as Coloradans worked through the process.
The rate of foreclosure filings dropped between January 2011 and July 2011, and has remained generally flat since then. Foreclosure sales activity has been falling since late 2011.
It's simple supply and demand, McMaken said. Colorado's population continues to grow and those people need places to live.
"People continue to move here. That's our saving grace. Polls show that young people keep coming here," McMaken said.
Those young people tend to get together and create new households. Since 2007, when new building started to decline, Coloradans formed about 66,000 more households than housing units built over that time, according to Census data.
It's also true locally. Eagle County real estate data indicates that average sales are once again outpacing inventory. We crossed that threshold late in the second quarter of 2012, according to the Vail Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service data.
Across Colorado, over the 12-month period ending in January, foreclosure filings were down 8.7 percent to 23,074 filings, down from 25,280 filings during the 12-month period ending January 2012.
Foreclosure auction sales were down 19.5 percent to 12,463 for the 12-month period ending in January, falling from 15,473 sales during the period ending January 2012.
Filings rose 0.8 percent from December 2012 to January 2013, and auction sales were up 17.7 percent over the same period.
Pueblo County reported Colorado's highest foreclosure rate during January, while Boulder County reported the lowest rate.
Staff Writer Randy Wyrick can be reached at 970-748-2935 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SOELDEN, Austria - German automobile manufacturer Audi recently agreed to serve as the presenting sponsor for Vail and Beaver Creek's 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.
The announcement was made by Florian Zitzlsperger, head of brand partnership and sports marketing for Audi, on Friday at the 2012-13 World Cup openers in Soelden, Austria.
"The opportunity that we were most excited about was the 2015 World Championships in Vail and Beaver Creek," Zitzlsperger said. "It gives us the chance to showcase the global nature of the World Championships, and our colleagues in North America are already beginning to work to ensure a very great World Championships in Vail/Beaver Creek."
Audi becomes the fifth major international partner to sign on for the 2015 Championships, joining Swedish energy company Vattenfall, Swedish sport apparel manufacturer J. Lindeberg, German shoe retailer Deichmann and Swiss timekeeper Longines.
"We are very excited to have Audi on board as our presenting sponsor for the 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships," said Ceil Folz, president of the Vail Valley Foundation and president of the 2015 World Championships. "Not only are they an exceptional world-class brand, but they are obviously passionate about skiing and ski racing. We are very much looking forward to working with Audi on 2015 and creating an exceptional event platform and experience for their brand to shine."
The overall presenting sponsor for the men's and women's FIS Alpine Ski World Cup race circuits since 2002 and the automobile sponsor for the U.S. Ski Team since 2007, Audi's role with the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships dates back to 2003 in St. Moritz,
The sponsorship was facilitated by Tridem Sports AG, the Swiss-based sports management and rights agency responsible for securing the seven top-level sponsors for the 2015 World Championships.
"We are very pleased that Audi has chosen to enhance their role in alpine skiing as the presenting partner for the 2015 World Championships," said Christian Pirzer, Tridem Sports' founder and CEO. "We look forward to working closely with Audi and the 2015 Vail/Beaver Creek Organizing Committee to put on a most memorable Alpine World Ski Championships."
Scheduled for Feb. 2-15 of 2015, the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Vail and Beaver Creek are expected to showcase athletes from more than 70 nations, with an estimated 750 million worldwide television viewers and an onsite media and broadcast entourage of approximately 1,500 members.
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This is the first in a series of blog posts where we'll analyze how people are using Zite to discover content in new ways. For our first stab at data analysis, we'll look at how people's reading interests differ among different regions of the United States.
Note that a topic that is #1 for a certain state doesn't necessarily mean that it is the most popular topic in that state. It simply means that it is the most distinctive topic for that state, i.e., that people in this state are interested in this topic in far greater numbers than people in the rest of the USA are.
We noticed some interesting information here. As you'd expect, there's a cluster of traditionally culturally conservative topics in the Southern United States, while the East Coast tends to be interested in finance and investment information. Several topics on information security and the intelligence industry appear in the D.C. metro area, giving you a bit of a glimpse into the news interests of those working in government. The Midwest has a high concentration of beer and brewing related sections, while the Mountain West seems to prefer outdoorsy activities. Perhaps a testament to the relaxed reputation of Hawaiians, medical marijuana is one of the top interests in that state. While technology terms exist in several different hotspots in America, not just in California (as many of us Silicon Valley types would like to imagine), the top spot for the Golden State belongs to surfing. Perhaps the one thing NorCal and SoCal residents can actually agree upon! Find anything else interesting? Leave a comment below and point it out to us!
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Since Zite keeps track of which sections are clicked on from region to region, getting the raw data isn't terribly hard. The question is how to transform this into an interesting, usable list that accurately reflects regional differences in America today. To start, we used a basic ratio of the number of clicks for a given section in a particular state to the number of clicks across the U.S. as a whole. We added a smoothing factor to eliminate noise.
This turned out to inappropriately bias our selection toward sections that simply have a few very active users in a particular state, so we switched the calculation to look at the data in log space.
Running this equation for every state and every possible section in Zite yielded an ordered list of the most uniquely popular sections for every state. The final results used this list, after eliminating all sections that fell below a certain cutoff score for significance, as well as removing sections that simply weren't popular enough throughout Zite to say enough about them. A few states just didn't have enough data for us to say anything conclusive about their usage, and some states only have one or two significant topics.


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Trey Anastasio Band,
Saturday, 10/01/2011
Higher Ground, South Burlington, VT
Set 1: Cayman Review > Simple Twist Up Dave, Liquid Time, Gotta Jibboo, Snake Head Thumb[1], Burlap Sack and Pumps > Money, Love and Change, Magilla, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Drifting
Set 2: Acting the Devil, Alaska, Clint Eastwood, Push On 'Til the Day, Sand, Let Me Lie > Valentine, Winterqueen[1], Tuesday, Windora Bug, First Tube
Encore: Hey Ya!, Show of Life
[1] Debut.
Notes: This show was "A Vermont Flood Relief Benefit with Trey Anastasio Band." This gig featured the debut of "Snake Head Thumb" (Anastasio/Pollak) and "Winterqueen" (Anastasio/Marshall). Before "Snake Head Thumb" Trey mentioned that the first TAB show (8 Foot Florescent Tubes, 4/17/98, at the old Winooski location) was only the second show ever at Higher Ground, and since they had been playing there for thirteen years the next song would have a "13-year-long jam."
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Russell Remington, Jennifer Hartswick, Russ Lawton, Tony Markellis, Ray Paczkowski, Natalie Cressman


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Sources for "Sunday's Obituary – Margaret Davis Updegraff"
"Mrs. Margaret H. Updegraff," New Castle News, New Castle, Pennsylvania, 27 September 1945.
"Mrs. H.H. Updegraff Dies; Funeral Saturday," Youngstown Vindicator, Youngstown, Ohio, 27 1945.
"David H. Davis," Daily Tribune, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 18 June 1886.
Death record of Margaret H. Updegraff, Mahoning County, Ohio, Ohio Department of Health, Department of Commerce – Bureau of the Census, State File Number 54623.
"Clarence D. Updegraff," New Castle News, New Castle, Pennsylvania, 18 September 1942, sec. 3, p. 2.
"Royer H. Updegraff Services Thursday," New Castle News, New Castle, Pennsylvania, 15 May, 1962.
U.S. Census of 1870, NARA microfilm publication M593, roll 1317, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, Johnstown Ward 1, p. 195A, family 205, household of David H. Davis, accessed online at Ancestry.com, 25 February 2012. Margaret is listed with parents David and Catherine and 8 other siblings.
U.S. Census of 1880, NARA microfilm publication T9, roll 1110, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, Johnstown, p. 39C, family 80, household of David H. Davis, accessed online at Ancestry.com, 4 March 2012.
U.S. Census of 1930, NARA microfilm publication T626, roll 1846, Mahoning County, Ohio, Youngstown Ward 5, e.d. 65, sheet 4B, family 94, household of John W. Updegraff, accessed online at Ancestry.com, 26 February 2012.


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Young Kennedy boys basketball team enjoying a solid start
When the Pomperaug High boys basketball team scrimmaged Kennedy in the preseason, Panthers coach Dave Yachtis described the Eagles as a "solid team."
Nothing flashy, according to Yachtis, "but they run hard, play good defense and they are good on offense."
Kennedy coach Armand LeVasseur appreciated Yachtis' sentiments, especially after the Eagles had a sound 60-30 victory over Holy Cross on Tuesday night.
"We're going with the same defensive principles as always," said LeVasseur. "We have a nice young unit, which wants to get better, and they are showing it in practice day in and day out.
"Today (Wednesday) seemed like a regular day. They weren't jumping around and not overly excited. To me, that makes me happy. It shows me that they are not satisfied."
The Eagles (2-1) have only two seniors, Wallace Wiggins and Tyronne Timmons, in the starting lineup, but both played only half of the season last year.
The other starters are junior Jairo Suarez and a pair of sophomores, Don Jarrette and Isaiah Wright.
The sixth man is junior D'Andre Boatright, who didn't play at all on varsity last year.
"D'Andre has been our lifesaver," said LeVasseur. "To me, he acts like our heart and soul. He has taken most of our charges and has most of our rebounds. When I saw him in the fall league, I told him he wasn't playing on the JV. He was going to be strictly a varsity player. His improvement was tremendous, and I knew the he would help us out and be valuable."
Boatright can play small forward, power forward or center.
"Wherever I ask him to play, he does," said LeVasseur.
Back to work: After four scrimmages against nonleague opponents Wilby, Kennedy, Holy Cross and Amistad Academy, Pomperaug will finally hit the hard court tonight against New Fairfield for the first official South-West Conference regular season game at 7.
Its first scheduled game, vs. Newtown, was postponed Monday and is now rescheduled for Jan. 8.
"I think we are the last team in the state to play a game," said Yachtis. "We are so ready. We've been practicing, but it is time to start playing games. In practices and scrimmages we've been inconsistent on defense, shooting and finishing our shots."
After tonight, the Panthers will visit Nonnewaug on Saturday in a nonleague game at 3 p.m. in Woodbury. This is the second year the Panthers have played their neighbor in the Berkshire League.
On the mend: Seymour High senior point guard Mike Conlan has been sidelined the first three games with a high ankle sprained sustained in the first minute of the Wildcats' first scrimmage against Oxford.
There is good news, though. Conlan is out of his walking boot and now wearing an air cast while also attending practices.
"Mike is doing light shooting at practice now, and the hope is that he can make it back for our St. Paul game on Dec. 28 or soon thereafter," said Seymour coach Joe Carrafiello.
"Mike is our leader in every aspect," added Carrafiello. "He's our only true point guard, the anchor of our defense, top returning scorer, and the guy that the team looks to when times are tough. So this has been a tough injury for us."
Wait and see: Watertown's leading scorer and most experienced player, Eddie Hill, was scheduled to see an orthopedic doctor Wednesday after injuring his left knee in the fourth quarter of the Indians' game with Woodland on Monday night. Hill didn't play Tuesday against Wilby and was on crutches.
"Eddie went up for long layup, and as he accelerated off his left leg, the knee hypextended," said Watertown coach Ed Sakl III. "He went back in, but began limping and came back out."
It was uncertain if Hill would be available against St. Paul on Friday. After that game, the Indians won't play again until Dec. 28, a home game against Wolcott.
"We will go by committee," said Sakl of Hill's absence, "and go with the next guy in line. We'll move on and hope for the best."
As for the 47-point loss to Wilby, Sakl had nothing but praise for the Wildcats.
"Walter Wright (36 points, six assists) was great, Wilby played great defense. They run and get out on the break, and they made shots and made layups," said Sakl.
Tough stretch: After a 3-0 start, Naugatuck lost decisively in a nonleague matchup at perennial state power Northwest Catholic in West Hartford on Tuesday.
The Greyhounds now will have three tough opponents in succession — Kennedy (2-1), Wilby (1-1) and Crosby (2-0). Kennedy beat Holy Cross by 30 points Tuesday while the Wildcats beat defending NVL champion Watertown by 47 points. Crosby defeated Sacred Heart by 25 points in the season opener and topped Torrington by 13 earlier this week.
Naugatuck coach Mike Wilson said that with nonleague games, playing a potentially better team is a must.
"You never play down," said Wilson, referring to scheduling nonleague opponents.
Where are they now?: Former Crosby standout guard Anthony Ireland leads the Loyola Marymount University squad in scoring, averaging 21.1 points (190) through nine games.
Ireland, a junior, also is averaging 5.4 rebounds (53) and 4.7 assists (43) and 2.0 steals (18).
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UNION CITY -- Clayton Hartwell wanted his name to be on "The Wall."
In the long history of the James Logan High wrestling program, only a few dozen wrestlers have their names on the wall -- reserved for those who have either won a section title or placed in the top eight at the state championships.
Hartwell is there now after a remarkable junior season that saw him win five tournaments at 195 pounds, including the North Coast Section championships, and finish sixth at the state meet in Bakersfield.
For those reasons, Hartwell was selected as Bay Area News Group's East Bay Wrestler of the Year.
"The best guys on the varsity team pushed me to get better, but they didn't really have to say anything," Hartwell said. "I just wanted to be like them. I wanted to be one of the best guys in the room."
At the start of Hartwell's sophomore season, it wasn't clear if he would make the varsity team. But Hartwell dedicated himself to the sport, won the MVAL title and eventually took fourth at the NCS championships to qualify for the state meet. At the state championships, an elbow injury prevented him from competing.
That disappointment of not being able to wrestle at the state championships fueled Hartwell to take the next step in his development. He qualified to compete at the 2012 USAW Cadet Freestyle Nationals, where he trained with Olympic-caliber athletes and coaches.
"That experience really helped him improve as a wrestler," James Logan coach Eli Bagaoisan said of Hartwell. "He'd put the mat time in after practice each day. You could see he was getting better."
Hartwell's high school season got off to a solid start. In December, he took second at the Curt Mettler Invitational at Elk Grove High and later took first at the Zinkin Classic at Buchanan High. His expectations were high as he prepared for the prestigious Doc Buchanan Invitational, where he was the No. 2 seed at 195 pounds.
Hartwell made it to the semifinals but suffered a knee injury in the tournament and placed sixth.
Hartwell was disappointed. But once he was healthy again, he went on to win the Overfelt Classic and had a breakout moment when he won the Mission San Jose Invitational, as he defeated Clovis' Matt Weiss, then ranked fourth in the state, in the finals.
"That was definitely the golden match," Hartwell said. "I got down 4-0 and came back and was victorious. After that match, I knew I could win NCS."
Hartwell breezed though the MVAL championships, where the Colts won nine league titles, and captured the section title, as he pinned No. 1 seed Jason Price of McKinleyville in the second period. For about a month, Hartwell was unstoppable.
That momentum carried into the state championships, where he won his first three matches.
He ran into Jeramy Sweany of Vacaville in the quarterfinal and lost via pinfall in the third period, but he recovered from that match to win two more bouts and earn a sixth place medal.
"Since the beginning of my sophomore year, my goal was to be on the wall, and the only way to do that is to win NCS or place at state," Hartwell said. "That's all I wanted."


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EVERGREEN - Mitt Romney? Hasn't got a chance. Barack Obama? No way.
Battle Mountain goalie Christian Espinoza will be a getting everyone's vote after Thursday's state quarterfinal game at Evergreen.
The senior goalie made three clutch saves in the decisive shootout, as Battle Mountain finally slayed the beast that was Evergreen, 2-1.
"I really don't believe it," Espinoza said. "Well, when we didn't score in (overtime), I was hoping we could do PKs. We did penalty kicks in practice (yesterday). I saved a couple. This time, even before extra time was over, I think I was visualizing where they were going to go."
After 110 minutes of thoroughly frustrating soccer - 80 minutes of regulation and 30 of overtime, the Huskies and Cougars went to a shootout tied at one. For 15 years, Huskies soccer coach David Cope has prepared for penalty kicks. He's made a list of his shooters. It has to be the English soccer fan in him.
As it turned out, his shooters were fine, and his best weapon was Espinoza.
Evergreen's Nate Hentges went first and scored. Battle Mountain's Roberto Diaz tied the kicks at one. The Cougars' Adriano Borsa was Espinoza's first victim. Erick Brionnes put the Huskies ahead, 2-1. Espinoza then stuffed Evergreen's Joe McKenna. Battle Mountain's Gunnar Wilson calmly netted his shot. Matthew Jackson was Evergreen's last hope.
Espinoza made the save and absolute bedlam broke out as the Huskies and their faithful stormed the field.
"I knew I could stop at least one," Espinoza said. "The last guy, I knew he was going to the middle. There's no words for it. It's once in a lifetime."
For Battle Mountain, it's shaping up as a once-in-a-lifetime season. The Huskies finally expunged "The Evergreen Curse." The Cougars had eliminated the Huskies from the playoffs the last three years - in the first round in 2009, the second round in 2010 and the quarters last year. The Huskies are also now 18-0, a school record, and heading to the state semifinals for the first time in school history.
"It's been a long time in coming," Huskies coach David Cope said. "A lot of these guys had lost on this field before. A lot of alumni had lost on that field. It was pretty cathartic. You could see it in the celebration at the end."
It was a story-book ending to an otherwise frustrating evening. The Huskies dominated, but could not get the game-winner.
Evergreen struck first in the 22nd minute off a free kick. The Cougars' McKenna sent the ball in, drawing out the Huskies' defense and Espinoza. That left Evergreen's Jackson with a header into an empty net.
The Huskies responded quickly and emphatically, though. Just seven minutes later, Diego Rodriguez had a corner on the left side. His cross bounced around the box and Diaz absolutely crushed the ball into the back of the net for the equalizer.


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This textbook is intended to serve as an introduction to the underlying science and engineering of weapons used in the naval service. The philosophy used in the material selected for this text is that individual weapons come and go, but the principles of their operation largely remain the same. Some subjects are covered in greater detail than needed for an introductory course to allow this text to serve as a basic reference to take into professional life.
The text was written to be inclusive of all college majors; as such a conscious effort was made when possible to apply algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and avoid calculus. Therefore, many of the equations derived are 1storder, and provide approximations that are sufficient to illustrate the relative performance parameters of variables used in weapon system design. These same theories and principles can then be applied to actual sensors and weapons using operational parameters and specifications determined from technical manuals and warfare publications.
Material has been drawn from pervious texts of the same title that have explained the principles for the last 40 years. Much of the work can be traced to the work completed by the Bureau of Naval Weapons in the 1960's. It was updated and expanded in the 1980's version and incorporated in this text. In some cases, principles of systems that the U.S. Navy no longer uses are described in a belief that sometimes it is good to know where you have been to know where you are going. In addition, many countries and organizations still employ some of these lower technology systems. Therefore, it is necessary to understand their basic capabilities. With advent of new technologies and methods, this text will require periodic updating.
Lt.Cdr. Craig Payne, USN (Ret.) was a career surface officer who served as a tactical action officer on frigates, destroyers and an aircraft carrier. He also served as the battle watch captain of a NATO Destroyer Squadron staff. He was commissioned through the NROTC program at the University of Wisconsin where he earned a B.S. in Chemical Oceanography. After his first sea tour, he earned an M.A. in Applied Science from the Naval Postgraduate School. He was a master instructor and coordinator of the Naval Weapons Systems courses at the U.S. Naval Academy.


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- WG 1911 MagGreat Mag!! If you have the WG 1911 full size metal slide (not the compact) this is a must have! for some reason, one of my mags makes the bb curve more. i can't tell if it's the extra one, or the one that came with the gun, but if it was with the gun, 'im glad i bought another mag.
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- Spare 16 rd Mag WG 1911 Full Size CO2I want to start off by saying that the WG 1911 is an awesome pistol and this mag just adds to its reputation.
This mag is full metal and holds 16 bbs. It takes one 12 gram CO2 cartridge (doesn't matter what brand) and gets about 9 mags off of 1 cartridge, that's 144 bbs! After 9 the bbs start to drop and the CO2 starts to run out. The mag is easy to feed and the CO2 is easy to put in. This is an A mag and if you have the WG 1911 and are crazy about it like i am, this is a must have!
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Gigabyte Z77-DS3H Motherboard combine a host of new and exciting technologies with the latest Intel Z77 Express Chipset, creating a unique range of motherboard designs that harness the outstanding performance of the new 3rd generation Intel Core processors. With an exclusive Gigabyte 3D BIOS (Dual UEFI), UD4 Classic technology and unique EZ Set Up uilities, Gigabyte Z77-DS3H Motherboard ensure outstanding system absolute control, with additional features that ensure an unrivalled experience on your next PC build.
- 3D Bios
- 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors support
- PCI-E 3.0 Support
- Intel Rapid Start Technology
- Gigabyte Ultra Durable 4 Classic
- Gigabyte EZ Smart Response
- Onboard mSATA
- Gigabyte 333 Onboard Acceleration
- Gigabyte On/Off Charge
- Lan Optimizer
- Multi-Display Support with CrossFireX
- 3 Years Manufacturers Warranty
- CPU: Support for Intel Core i7 processors/Intel Core i5 processors/ Intel Core i3 processors/Intel Pentium processors/Intel Celeron processors in the LGA1155 package, L3 cache varies with CPU
- Chipset: Intel Z77 Express Chipset
- Memory: 4 x 1.5V DDR3 DIMM sockets supporting up to 32 GB of system memory, Dual channel memory architecture, Support for DDR3 2400(OC)/1600/1333/1066 MHz memory modules, Support for non-ECC memory modules, Support for Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) memory modules
- Onboard Graphics Integrated Graphics Processor: 1 x D-Sub port, 1 x DVI-D port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920x1200, 1 x HDMI port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920x1200
- Audio: Realtek ALC887 codec, High Definition Audio, 2/4/5.1/7.1-channel, Support for S/PDIF Out
- LAN: Atheros GbE LAN chip (10/100/1000 Mbit)
- Expansion Slots: 1 x PCI Express x16 slot, running at x16 (PCIEX16), 1 x PCI Express x16 slot, running at x4 (PCIEX4), 2 x PCI Express x1 slots, 2 x PCI slots
- Multi-Graphics Technology: Support for AMD CrossFireX technology
- Storage Interface Chipset: 2 x SATA 6Gb/s connectors (SATA3 0/1) supporting up to 2 SATA 6Gb/s devices, 3 x SATA 3Gb/s connectors (SATA2 2/3/4) supporting up to 3 SATA 3Gb/s devices, 1 x mSATA connector, Support for RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10
- USB Chipset: Up to 4 USB 3.0/2.0 ports (2 ports on the back panel, 2 ports available through the internal USB header), Up to 8 USB 2.0/1.1 ports (4 ports on the back panel, 4 ports available through the internal USB headers)
- Internal I/O Connectors: 1 x 24-pin ATX main power connector, 1 x 4-pin ATX 12V power connector, 2 x SATA 6Gb/s connectors, 3 x SATA 3Gb/s connectors, 1 x mSATA connector, 1 x CPU fan header, 3 x system fan headers, 1 x front panel header, 1 x front panel audio header, 1 x S/PDIF Out header, 2 x USB 2.0/1.1 headers, 1 x USB 3.0/2.0 header, 1 x Clear CMOS jumper, 1 x serial port header, 1 x Trusted Platform Module (TPM) header
- Back Panel Connectors: 1 x PS/2 keyboard/mouse port, 1 x D-Sub port, 1 x DVI-D port, 1 x HDMI port, 4 x USB 2.0/1.1 ports, 2 x USB 3.0/2.0 ports, 1 x RJ-45 port, 3 x audio jacks (Line In/Line Out/Microphone)
- I/O Controller: iTE I/O Controller Chip
- H/W Monitoring: System voltage detection, CPU/System temperature detection, CPU/System fan speed detection, CPU overheating warning, CPU/System fan fail warning, CPU/System fan speed control
- BIOS: 2 x 64 Mbit flash, Use of licensed AMI EFI BIOS, Support for DualBIOS, PnP 1.0a, DMI 2.0, SM BIOS 2.6, ACPI 2.0a
- Warranty: 3 Years Manufacturers Warranty
- Product Description
- Gigabyte GA-Z77-DS3H - 1.0 - motherboard - ATX - LGA1155 Socket - Z77
- Product Type
- Motherboard - ATX
- Chipset Type
- Intel Z77 Express
- Processor Socket
- 1 x LGA1155 Socket
- Compatible Processors
- Celeron, Core i5, Core i3, Core i7, Pentium G600 series, Pentium G800 series
- Max RAM Size
- RAM Supported
- 4 DIMM slots - DDR3 , non-ECC
- Storage Ports
- 2 x SATA-600 (RAID), 4 x SATA-300 (RAID)
- USB / FireWire Ports
- 2 x USB 3.0 + 4 x USB 2.0 + ( 2 x USB 3.0 + 4 x USB 2.0 via headers )
- Audio
- HD Audio (8-channel)
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Microsoft Certification
- Compatible with Windows 7
- Product Type
- Motherboard - ATX
- Chipset Type
- Intel Z77 Express
- Processor Socket
- LGA1155 Socket
- Max Processors Qty
- 1
- Compatible Processors
- Celeron, Core i5, Core i3, Core i7, Pentium G600 series, Pentium G800 series
Supported RAM
- Max Size
- Technology
- Bus Clock
- 1600 MHz, 1333 MHz, 1066 MHz
- Speed
- Supported RAM Integrity Check
- Non-ECC
- Features
- Dual channel memory architecture, Intel Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP)
- Type
- HD Audio (8-channel)
- Audio Codec
- Realtek ALC887
- Compliant Standards
- High Definition Audio
- Network Interfaces
- Gigabit Ethernet
Expansion / Connectivity
- Expansion Slots
- 1 x CPU , 4 x DIMM 240-pin ( 1.5 V ) , 1 x PCIe 3.0 x16 , 1 x PCIe 2.0 x16 ( x4 mode ) , 2 x PCIe 2.0 x1 , 2 x PCI
- Storage Interfaces
- SATA-600 -connectors: 2 x 7pin Serial ATA - 2 devices - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 10 / RAID 5 , SATA-300 -connectors: 3 x 7pin SATA, 1 x mSATA - 4 devices - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 10 / RAID 5
- RAID Features
- Intel Smart Response Technology
- Interfaces
- 1 x PS/2 keyboard / mouse , 1 x VGA , 1 x DVI-D , 1 x HDMI , 2 x USB 2.0 , 4 x USB 3.0 , 1 x LAN (Gigabit Ethernet) , 1 x audio line-out - mini-jack , 1 x audio line-in - mini-jack , 1 x microphone - mini-jack
- Internal Interfaces
- 1 x audio , 1 x SPDIF out , 2 x USB 3.0 , 4 x USB 2.0 , 1 x serial
- Power Connectors
- 4-pin ATX12V connector, 24-pin main power connector
- BIOS Type
- BIOS Features
- DMI 2.0 support, ACPI 2.0a support, SMBIOS 2.6 support, UEFI BIOS, GIGABYTE 3D BIOS
- Hardware Monitoring
- CPU core temperature, chassis temperature, CPU fan tachometer, chassis fan tachometer, system voltage, CPU overheating protection
- Hardware Features
- DualBIOS, Q-Flash, GIGABYTE eXtreme Hard Drive (XHD), AutoGreen, Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) support, On/Off Charge, GIGABYTE 333 Onboard Acceleration, Ultra Durable 4 Classic, AMD CrossFireX technology support, Intel Rapid Start Technology, Intel Smart Connect Technology, GIGABYTE LAN Optimizer, Onboard mSATA Connector
- Software Included
- Norton Internet Security, @BIOS, Xpress Recovery 2, Q-Share, GIGABYTE EZ Smart Response, GIGABYTE 3D Power
- Compatible with Windows 7
- "Compatible with Windows 7" software and devices carry Microsoft's assurance that these products have passed tests for compatibility and reliability with 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7.
- Compliant Standards
- Plug and Play, ACPI 2.0a
- Width
- 30.5 cm
- Depth
- 21.5 cm
Customer reviews
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Works well
Reviewed by Dreddie. Review Posted 03/08/2012
Great price, works well. Nice BIOS but needed updating to latest version on receipt.
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
bargain for price
Reviewed by chris. Review Posted 10/09/2012
had trouble to start. games kept freezing.Got 3570k cpu and 6870.Just needed updating bios.Works like a dream now.Would highly recommend.Ignore bad review.
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- Ease of use
- Value for money
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 04/09/2012
please disregard above "really quite bad" review. It's for an ever so slightly differently named motherboard! I'm sure this one is fluffy and brings you breakfast in the morning!
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- Ease of use
- Value for money
bargain for price
Reviewed by chris. Review Posted 10/09/2012
Had trouble with motherboard at first.but runs like a dream now.Just needed bios updating to f8.Got 6870 and 3570k cpu.
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- Ease of use
- Value for money
So Far So Good
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 21/10/2012
Easy to live with layout,nice easy to deal with bios which i found quite intuitive, although be warned the board is full atx in length but slimmer in width so standoff layout doesnt really support mobo at 24 pin connector area very well. i do have an issue with usb disconnect noise on wakeup from sleep, all mobo drivers are installed and flashed bios to latest version, all to no avail with the usb issue. so if anyone knows a fix to that id appreciate it ! :)
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- Ease of use
- Value for money
really quite bad
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 04/09/2012
Nothing but trouble and bad performance from this board and judging from forum posts i found, it wasn't just a one off for all the following problems on the one i had.
Massive trouble with the usb ports not powering up or identifying peripherals on boot up (there was about a 50/50 chance my keyboard would be identified to be able to get into the bios for example)
The onboard sound chip is dreadful. Pops before playing every windows desktop sound.
EVERY video i played whether a file on the hard drive played in ANY media player or youtube videos, the sound was dreadfully out of sync.
The board looks great on paper but it's the worst motherboard i've ever used (and i've used lots). Stay away from the current generation Gigabyte boards that use VIA chips for sound and usb is all i can advise.
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- Value for money
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Spring vacation diary, 2013:
Day 1. Got cheap package deal for a week in Ireland. First overseas trip since age 5, a visit I don't recall except for home movies in which I lost my cute little polka dot hat at the Tower of London. Entered with it. Exited without. Better to lose hat there than head.
Day 1, cont'd. Far too much time in airports. SFO to JFK to Dublin. On plane, watched "The Hobbit" on the back of the seat in front of me. Orcs not nearly so fearsome at 4-inches tall. Played hangman game with husband on iPad. Game clearly set up by biochemists with words like "adenosine" (a purine nucleoside found in ... whatever) or "permeate" (a protein that catalyzes ... whatever). One normal word: "sucking," which described our score.
Day 1 and/or Day 2? Arrived 5 a.m. Dublin time. Lost a day somewhere. Stood in line to rent a Nissan Micra. Red. Headed out, driving on the left in this beautiful green land where left is right and right is wrong unless you're on a one-way or making a right turn from the left side in a roundabout. Motored the Micra carefully (Stay on the left!) to town of Kilkenny. Learned some Gaelic along the way. "Amach" = exit. "Dola-bhothar" = toll road. (At airport, saw longest word ever: "grianghragadoireacht" for "photography." Should be on hangman game.)
Kilkenny delightful. Narrow streets. Pharmacy/butcher/pub, pharmacy/butcher/pub. Cheese toastier and Irish stew in John Cleere's pub. Real medieval castle in middle of town. Real! Built in 1200. Nothing that old in U.S. except maybe Joan Rivers. Stood in courtyard and pretended to be on quest for Holy Grail.
People super nice. Lady taking out rubbish gave us directions to St. Canice's Cathedral, her lovely accent making it more like telling a fairy tale: "You see, you goh down the road, cross the road, go up the path ..." Also provided tales about the harsh winter and the many sheep dying up north and the property taxes and the water taxes and ...
Spring apparently harsh too. We hit a window with no rain, but super chilly. I wore two pairs of jeans at once one day.
Day 3. Motored the back roads -- stay on the left! -- to Cork City. Stopped at Blarney Castle. Did not kiss it. Visited the Butter Museum in Cork. Expected maybe a cow sculpted from butter, like at the Iowa State Fair. Instead, exciting displays of butter churns. A butter cow would have made it better.
Day 4. Day trip to Kinsale and Cobh on south coast. Kinsale is so cute, little cafes and pubs, you want to put it in your pocket and carry it around and sometimes take it out and play with your Barbie dolls in it. Visited Titanic museum in Cobh, the ship's last port of call in 1912. Pictured her anchored just outside the harbor. Sinking feeling.
Day 5. Drove to Galway. Stayed on left. Saw Bunratty Castle in County Clare. Bought small leprechauns in gift shop for relatives and a High Kings CD for the Micra. Blared the Blarney out of it the rest of the way. Best mushroom soup at tiny pub in the castle village. Husband shocked folks in land of Guinness drinking Bud. Bud! Warmed ourselves by peat fire, logs made of decomposed vegetation from soggy bogs, dried and burned. Earthy smoky smell. I stole a small clump from a pile and put it in a plastic bag to take home.
Day 6. Out to Kylemore Abbey in the rugged, stark, freaking-freezing beauty of Connemara, County Galway, out past the bogs. Thought sheep might block the roads. Thousands of marathon runners did instead. They ran on the right. We stayed on the left.
Day 7. Dublin. Rode hop-on hop-off tour bus, mostly for warmth. Nice driver Joe said they had summer there last year. "It was on a Thursday." Dined at a storytelling dinner at Brazen Head Pub. Learned of fairies and sang along to "cockles and mussels, alive, alive oh!"
Day 8. Time to go home. It started raining. Returned the Micra at airport. Bye Micra. Customs form said no soil allowed out of country. Felt guilty about peat clump. Ditched it, but totally could have sneaked it through. On plane, watched several episodes of "Walker, Texas Ranger" on satellite TV. Don't know why.
Got home, went to Irish Castle gift shop in SF. Bought peat logs, five bucks a pop. Burned them in fire pit in backyard. Imagined fairies and castles and living on the wrong side of the road.
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Karachi Arshad Papu brother killed
Posted on: Mon March 18, 2013
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KARACHI: Three of Lyari\'s most wanted gangwar suspects Arshad Pappu, his brother Yasir Arafat, and Jumma Shera Pathan have been killed in a shootout here, Geo News reported. According to police, the bodies of the three were recovered from the Barohi Chowk in Lyari. "They were kidnapped and later shot dead in captivity, it seems, but it is hard to establish what actually led the the deaths of gangsters. Only further investigation coupled with an autopsy report would pull the curtain on it", sources said. The dead bodies of both the outlaw blood brothers were yet to be removed from the Barohi Chowk, however, Pathan\'s body was shifted to Civil Hospital, the sources added. "The bullet-riddled bodies also bear marks of torture", they said. Meanwhile, the police authorities who arrived at the scene a bit late, were facing problems rendering their duties for thousands of local residents who converged at the site were not letting them do so. The sons of a veteran gangster Haji Lal Mohammad aka Lalu, who was also Rehman Dakait\'s godfather, Arshad Pappu and Yasir Arafat come from one of the most notorious criminal families of Lyari. Arguably the architect of organized crime on not only his turf but the whole city as well, Pappu had been one of the main gangwarlords in Lyari. He was arrested in 2007 but was out before long owing to lack of evidence. Last year he was acquitted in more than 50 cases. Pappu, Arafat,and Pathan, who were awaiting several trials, were proclaimed offenders wanted for numerous of counts of murder, assault, drug-peddling, extortion, kidnapping for ransom, etc. The Lyari gangwars span over nearly half a century as back in 1964, Dad Muhammad, also known as Dadal, tacked together a gang with his brother Sheru. The newly formed gang debuted with dealing in narcotics and associated felonies. Dad Muhammad was the father of Rehman Baloch aka Rehman Dakait. Both, Dadal and Sheru challenged the then undisputed Karachi druglord who went by the name of Kala Nag. He was later killed in a shootout with cops. After Nag\'s demise, his son Fazlu also known as Kala Nag II ganged up with Iqbal Dakait aka Babu declaring a war on their biggest threat, the Lalu clan. As late as 1990s, Rehman got a power-boost after he shook hands with Khaled Shahanshah and others. Now he had some major political figures sitting in power corridors watching his back. Reportedly both the men came to daggers drawn over a violation of code of honor among the gangsters over a kidnapping-for-ransom case, a rift that kept on gaping wider and wider in the days to come. Subsequently, Lalu\'s son Arshad Pappu abducted one of Rehman Dakait\'s cousins, Faiz Muhammad, and killed him. After Faiz\'s murder, his son Uzair Baloch, another gangwarlord, succeeded Rehman \'Dakait\' Baloch. Uzair was later made the head of now defunct People\'s Amn Committee (PAC) in Lyari. After the PAC\'s disbanding Uzair is leading a ring of organized crime without having been caught despite many crackdowns. On the other hand Lalu operated from Dubai, and his now deceased son Arshad Pappu in Karachi. These gangsters warring for more and more control over their gangdoms have led to the he deaths of hundreds of people. Police and Rangers have conducted a number of operations against these gangs, but have not been able to achieve a breakthrough. In most of the cases rival gangsters and not the men of law killed other gangsters.
Experts say the political parties under the aegis of which these gangsters operate are their main lifeline.
Courtesy: Thenews
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Please note that these are estimated figures for eligibility. These figures do not include other factors that can be counted into the equation such as investments or business net worth, cash, savings, and checking account balances.
The Department of Education uses the information provided on your FAFSA to determine the student's eligibility for aid from the federal Student Financial Assistance (SFA) programs. Some of the requirements to receive aid are that the student must:
Once your parents have completed their Federal Income Tax return, you should apply as soon as possible after January 1. If you are applying for admission to the College, refer to the Admission Process Time Line. If you are a current student, you should have the FAFSA turned in by MARCH 1st.
Refer to "How to Apply."
Yes. Your financial situation must be reassessed every year. Financial situations may have changed. Failure to complete the FAFSA will encumber your enrollment at College of the Ozarks.
The amount of financial aid award depends on whether the student is full-time or part-time and whether they attend school for a full academic year or less. The awards are also based on the Department of Education's equation for determining financial need.
The Pell Grant is disbursed each semester and is only paid toward tuition for current students.
This grant is available to undergraduate students only. It is disbursed each semester and is only paid toward tuition for current students. Grants do not have to be repaid. Federal Pell Grant awards range from $575 to $5,550.
This grant is available to undergraduate students only. It is disbursed each semester and is only paid toward tuition for current students. SEOG awards are $1,000.
Yes. The expected parent contribution is adjusted for families with more than one dependent child attending post-secondary schools.
To request a duplicate SAR, call the federal student aid information number:
If you do not use your federal tax returns or choose the IRS Data Retieval Tool, the College may be required to gather additional documentation in order to continue processing your application. The may cause delay.
College of the Ozarks discourages student borrowing, and therefore, does not participate in the federal, state or private loan programs. Other alternatives such as scholarships and the Summer Work Program should be considered to pay for educational expenses. Off-campus work can also be found in the local area as well. However, freshmen are not encouraged to work when classes are in session.
No, scholarships don't expire until you are no longer a current student. The balance will carry forward until all funds are spent.
Under the Federal definition, an independent student is one who:
You must write your ssn in question #8 of the FAFSA. If you do not submit your ssn, the application will be returned unprocessed and you will not be considered for federal student aid. The ssn is now used to check citizenship status.
No one other than your parents may legally sign the FAFSA in this case. You cannot be considered for federal financial aid. You should contact the Financial Aid Office to explore alternatives.
The parent you lived with most during the last 12 months. If you didn't live with either parent, or if you lived with each parent for an equal number of days, use the parent who provided most of the support to you in the most recent calendar year. If your parent has remarried as of today, answer the questions about that parent and the person whom the parent remarried. (The new stepparent's information must be included, even if they were not married in the previous year.)
Fill out the FAFSA using the previous year information. However, when you receive the SAR back, you need to contact the Financial Aid Office to explain the situation. Professional judgment may be used to adjust data elements on the FAFSA if warranted.
You can list schools in Step Six of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The schools listed will receive the information electronically.


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BREAKING NEWS: Outbreak of Meningitis Among Gay/Bisexual Men and MSM
There has been a recent outbreak of meningitis among gay/bisexual men and MSM (men who have sex with men) in the greater Los Angeles area. All men who are sexually active with other men are encouraged to get the meningitis vaccines. Below is more information about the vaccines for USC students. For USC students with Read more
USC Paula Cannon on Orlando & Black Lives Matter
In the article below, USC Academic Senate President Paula Cannon shares resources that are available to the USC LGBT community in the wake of the Orlando shooting. She also highlights Dr. Jody Armour (in the Gould School of Law) and his commitment to the Black Lives Matter movement. https://academicsenate.usc.edu/presidents-blog-july-2016/
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Chapter 4501:3-3 Local Organization
(A) Each political subdivision shall create a local capability for emergency management. This capability may be established by participation in a countywide agency formed under section 5502.26 of the Revised Code, a regional authority formed under section 5502.27 of the Revised Code, by contract with a county under section 5502.271 of the Revised Code, or by forming a local political subdivision program under section 5502.27 1 of the Revised Code. Each political subdivision may make appropriations for the payment of expenses to develop such capability, including but not limited to, reimbursement to those individuals serving without compensation for reasonable and necessary expenses in the performance of their duties.
(B) A county may meet the requirement of section 5502.271 of the Revised Code by contracting with the chief executives of each participating political subdivision pursuant to section 307.15 of the Revised Code. Said county shall have an agency and a director who shall be employed by the county and shall be governed by the terms of the contract between the county and the political subdivisions, and all other applicable local laws, regulations, and/or ordinances.
119.032 review dates:
06/30/2011 and
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: RC 5502.25
Rule Amplifies: RC 5502.26, 5502.27, 5502.271
Prior Effective Dates: 6/30/91, 10/10/96, 12/1/01