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The dollar strengthened versus the euro before data that analysts forecast will add to evidence that U.S. growth is gathering pace, boosting the appeal of American assets versus those in Europe. The Dollar Spot Index traded at almost its highest level in five months as signs of economic revival in the U.S. increased Treasury yields over those of their developed-market counterparts to the most in four years last week. The yield difference between U.S. Treasuries and developed-market government bonds widened to 0.32 percentage point on July 30, the most since April 2010. The euro weakened the most this month on concern about the outlook for the recovery. Australia's dollar dropped after the central bank left interest rates at a record low. The Korean won gained versus all of its 16 major peers as central- bank data showed the country's foreign-exchange reserves increased to $368 billion at the end of July from $366.6 billion a month earlier.
Today's Events • UK. Services PMI stronger than expected at 59.1 (market 58.0). • The U.S. ISM-NMI is expected to hold steady in July from 56.0 in June• US June factory orders are expected to grow by 0.7% with inventories growing 0.5%.• Eurozone June retail sales rose 0.4% m/m, slightly less than anticipated. • U.K. Markit services PMI beat expectations in rising to 59.1 in July, an eight-month high after rising from 57.7 in the previous month and indicating robust expansion in the sector.
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Chelsea Dots Area Rug
The Chelsea Dots Area Rug adds an element of fun to any room in your home. Featuring a dark background that is nicely contrasted by bright colored dots in a circular pattern, this rug can�t help but bring a smile to the faces of your family and friends. With a rug this vibrant, it�s important that colors stay looking fresh, but because it�s part of the Chelsea collection there�s no need to worry as this rug is resistant to dirt, dust, and even stains. It�s even environmentally friendly! While its design is strong, the use of so many different colors in its design actually enables this rug to work with many different color palettes. If you are looking for something to add a little excitement to your d�cor, the Chelsea Dots Area Rug is proof that the perfect accent rug can truly influence the whole feeling of your surroundings.
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Mountain Lodge at Telluride hosts ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, honeymoons, bachelor/bachelorette parties
Telluride, Colo. - Finding the perfect wedding location is critical. But today, the same kind of effort that goes into choosing a ceremony venue often applies to rehearsal dinners, receptions, bachelor and bachelorette parties, and - with the increasing prevalence of second marriages - even "family-moons" in which people getting married for the second time are turning both the wedding and the honeymoon into a family event... read more.
Mountain Lodge at Telluride Offers Early-Season Ski Packages Ski before Christmas, receive lodging, lift tickets, ski rental specials at Telluride resort
Telluride, Colo. - Skiers who think a Colorado ski vacation may be outside the budget may want to think again, thanks to Mountain Lodge at Telluride's early-season special.
The Super Fall and Early Winter Special offers lodging discounts of 10-20 percent through Dec. 16. Guests can stay one night and receive 10 percent off; stay two nights and receive 15 percent off; or stay three or more nights and receive 20 percent off. Rates prior to discount begin at $149/night for lodge rooms and $209/night for 650-square-foot luxury Junior suites. In addition, guests booking the Super Fall and Early Winter Special can purchase discounted lift tickets. Discounted ski rentals are available at the lodge's on-site ski shop if booked 14 days in advance.
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> Can you send me some contact info by e-mail? *(see my profile)
> Dave
If you complete the "Contact Us" portion on Hoff's site, he'll get
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He doesn't spend a whole lot of time here anymore. I think he
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Lyft's co-founder weighs in on Dallas' attempt to rewrite transportation-for-hire rules and allegations of redlining
One month after A.C. Gonzalez tried unsuccessfully to cut Uber's brake lines on behalf of Yellow Cab, a ride-sharing competitor sporting a pink mustache pulled into town. It was clear then that Dallas City Hall was in no rush, and no shape, to rewrite its transportation-for-hire regulations, which had been in place since Al Lipscomb was on the council. Lyft saw that opening and squeezed into that spot, assuming that when Dallas finally did get around to rewriting its rules it would get a place at the table, which is exactly what happened.
"We did want to be part of the conversation," says Lyft co-founder John Zimmer in a rare interview. "We definitely want to be part of the conversation when new rules are being considered. We have a different vision of what we're trying to operate. So that played into" Lyft's decision to come to Dallas.
And, the 29-year-old Zimmer says, it's here to stay regardless of what Sandy Greyson's transportation-for-hire work group comes up with.
"We're gonna fight to stay there," he says. "There are thousands of drivers and passengers in Dallas and across the country that believe in this mission and movement, and we'll be there alongside them to make sure we work together in a responsible and thoughtful way with local officials and defend their right to do this."
That fight continues today at 2 p.m. and Friday at 11 a.m. and for God knows how long, as the work group — which consists of Yellow Cab's CEO and Uber's right-hand Dallas man and other limo owners and operators — seemingly sorts through every definition in the Dallas City Code related to things with wheels. For weeks the task force has had trouble even defining "transportation-for-hire." We could be here a while.
Meanwhile, Lyft isn't waiting for anything: In recent days it has expanded its local coverage area, stretching from Farmers Branch to Duncanville to Pleasant Grove to Garland, or thereabouts. Zimmer says that was a "organic expansion" based on data provided by Lyft's app. There are a handful of hot spots, he notes, around Lower Greenville and Uptown and downtown, but Lyft's seeing a lot of use all over, so it made sense to recruit more drivers and widen the area in which rides are being shared.
Zimmer also wants to be very, very clear: This wasn't done in response to council member Vonciel Jones Hill's charges that Uber and Lyft are engaged in redlining by staying out of southern Dallas.
"It didn't have anything to do with that," he says, referring to Hill's so-far unsubstantiated allegations made during several meetings of the council's Transportation and Trinity River Project Committee. "It's just natural once there's demand. We're still so new in Dallas — it's been a few months — it would have happened either way. That's how we roll out in other cities.
"We look at population density, and the important thing about creating a transportation market is there is enough supply and demand, and it works better when there's greater density. That's where we start. Lyft's only been in Dallas a few months, and as it gains critical mass it becomes easier to expand the area because there's critical base. Then we look at the activity in the app. Whenever you're doing something new there are questions, and it's on us to demonstrate how it actually works. We hope people, local officials, use the service and see it works really well in all areas. We got started to bring more accessible transportation at a more affordable price point to more people. That's what we're doing."
And, perhaps, things might go a little easier for Lyft if it wasn't driving around with Uber's baggage in its trunk.
Uber's being sued in San Francisco over the death of a 6-year-old girl killed on New Year's Eve by an a driver who'd been using its app. Uber maintains it's not responsible for the child's death, insisting the driver was between pick-ups and, therefore, off the clock. Others, including Dallas City Council members, disagree, and have grilled Uber's reps over its insurance requirements and driver background checks following the fatal accident.
"We're trying to stay focused on what we do and how we operate," Zimmer says when asked about how Uber's problems have become Lyft's issues.
Uber, and its ride-sharing offshoot UberX, and Lyft have maintained both have safety standards on par with the cab industry's — and both have insisted to the council that they're on board with tightening those regulations in order to keep operating in Dallas, pointing to the template created by the California Public Utilities Commission in September. Lyft even wrote a letter to Vonciel Jones Hill last month proposing a batch of new regulations, including $1 million per-incident coverage, criminal background and driving record checks, vehicle inspections, a zero-tolerance drug-and-alcohol policy and receipts for all.
"What I wish people focused more on is: What is the purpose of regulation historically and today?'" says Zimmer. "I believe the purpose I agree with is the one around safety and consumer protection in general. There are now new ways to accomplish it than better before. Technology and innovation are happening so quickly these days, and regulations and government processes take time. Innovation and regulation are taking place at slightly different paces. That's a relevant piece of the challenge. I hope the focus is on safety and providing more options and safer options."
The discussion going on at Dallas City Hall is the same one presently taking place in Seattle and Pittsburgh and anywhere else a cab company wrote the rules intended to protect the industry's monopoly. At the same time, the app TaxiMagic is trying to prove the cab industry is innovating its service. Locally it counts among its partners Golden Cab, Executive Taxi, Freedom Cab, Jet Taxi and, of course, Yellow Cab, which wrote the very rules presently being debated at 1500 Marilla.
"We don't like seeing that kind of thing, where there's that kind of activity happening," says Zimmer when asked about Yellow Cab's attempt last summer to run Uber off the road. "It can deter entrepreneurs. But in the end we thought Dallas was a great city that would understand. We're glad we came when we did. The city has embraced the concept, and we'll keep working hard to work as much as possible with local officials to make sure our story is told and the community is served."


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NORWICH, Conn. - Katherine Mary Bass, 58, formerly of Sikeston, Mo., died at 12:58 a.m. April 3, 2003, at the Haven Health Center in Norwich.
Born Oct. 8, 1944, in Cleveland, Ohio, she was the daughter of Barbara Gabozy Gray of Maine and the late Russell Givens.
Survivors in addition to her mother include: one son, David M. Bass of Sikeston; five daughters, Deborra Fowler of Sikeston, Carol Bass of Cleveland, Andrea Casiano and Mary Casiano of Brazoria, Texas, and Sandra Smith of Norwich; four sisters, Ida Givens, Jenny Givens, Dorothy Givens and Crystal Givens, addresses unavailable; one brother, Russell Givens, address unavailable; and 25 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
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Do you have the spirit of a missionary? Not everyone can travel to remote regions to serve God's people, but through your stewardship, you allow us to respond to the needs of some of the world's most vulnerable souls. The PIME Missionaries offer many opportunities for you to share your resources to directly benefit specific projects in the missions. From clean water initiatives to housing projects, orphanages to chapel repairs, many undertakings need sponsorship. When you donate to a specific mission partnership, you can be confident your resources will be used to directly provide for its completion. If the partnership you choose is completely funded when we receive your donation, we will direct it to another worthwhile project.
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Why do we choose certain pursuits? Natural inclinations? Genetically bound memory? A longing for something missing in our lives or maybe some childhood need? I'm not sure what it was for me, but at some point in my young adult life, I fell in love with gardening. As a child, I didn't learn much about the subject. The gardens were places where adults worked, and children played. I do recall my mother's and my grandparent's garden, and my wandering through their towering rows of corn and navigating mazes of raspberry bushes. So it made sense, I suppose, that when I left country living to live in a city, something twitched inside me, and I began craving a garden of my own.
My infatuation began when I was a junior in college where I shared a house with four other young women. We got to talking one lazy Saturday morning and, being fledgling hippie women, thought starting a kitchen garden in our small, urban backyard would be a perfect idea. I got several gardening books from the library and read them hungrily, called my gardening-experienced mom for advice, and bought tools, seeds and gloves from the local store. I fortified myself to garden. Finally, feeling ready, I gathered my supplies and went to break ground in the tiny dirt patch at the back of the house.
Looking down at that 5-foot by 6-foot piece of hard-packed dirt where a few weeds reluctantly sprouted, I tried to figure out what to do first. "Make a plan "¦ select vegetables that you enjoy "¦ determine how much you can plant," advised the gardening books. The information I had gleaned swirled around in my head and seemed overwhelming, so I just shoved the gardening tine into the earth, leaned it back and pushed up the first clump of clay-like soil.
How do I describe that feeling of breaking ground, of tearing at the earth, again and again, digging and turning and seeing that hard unyielding ground acquiesce and begin to soften? Beads of sweat collected in the small of my back. The skin of my hands burned. My breath deepened, rich and full. Satisfaction. Exhilaration. This was the ritual of the ages. This was life readying.
I stroked that ground, dug, raked, again and again until its silky smoothness satisfied me, and then placed the seeds at the required distances and depths. After dotting the rows with neat little signs to remember what I'd planted, I admired the work. Now just water and wait, I thought.
A couple of weeks passed. I was busy with school and work, but watered and waited while the seeds barely sprouted. The ground had hardened again, and the plants had grown into scraggly little shoots. I sighed, took the hoe and continued to poke, to re-loosen the hardened ground, hoping for the beautiful bushes that graced the seed packets I had bought.
Alhough I only reaped a few scrawny cucumbers and carrots from my first garden, the less than adequate fruits of my labor left me undaunted. This first attempt at gardening left a lingering taste of hope and of possibility.
I continued gardening. I read books. I subscribed to gardening magazines and talked more with my mother. Every year I planted, and each season some little thing in the earth, the soil, revealed a bit more of its magic. I tasted the patience of tomatoes; I choked on the persistence of weeds; I learned bit by bit. Slowly, the garden gave to me. Not harvest bounty, but life bounty. Each time I tended my garden, no matter how small the space or short the time, that kinship with the ages settled back into me. My heart rate slowed, my muscles strengthened, and I breathed deeply of life.
I own my own home in a small town now, and my garden space is a bit larger than that first one. After years of tinkering in it and browsing gardening books, I know enough that I can be as ardent and determined as I want to be, or I can use what I know of nature and her ways and let her take her course. Each year, I return to my somewhat bigger garden plot behind my current home and break the ground to learn again how to garden.
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The Valentine's Day List of 14 Knitterly Things to Love
Fast-forward a few years, when I received a package in the mail from a man named Sam Bolton out in Montana. He and his wife have a marriage made in heaven: She owns a yarn store, he supplies her with needles. Over the years, they've gotten so good that he's begun selling them under the Montana Mountain label. Sam uses a variety of woods and has a distinct finial shape, but what's most pleasurable about these needles is the tip: shapely and well-defined without ever becoming fragile or too pointy.
I wandered around the middle, watching children play, dogs nap, musicians perform. Within this charmed atmosphere you'll find one very special vendor: Elsa Hallowell, whose springy, succulent exquisitely simple and pure Elsa Wool Cormo yarn makes you fall in love with knitting all over again. (Cormo is a finewool breed produced by crossing Corriedale and Merino.) Elsa also sells beautiful machine- and hand-knit hats and socks and gloves, which makes for an ideal solution when shopping: The non-knitters get the finished projects, and you get to cherish the yarn for yourself.
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I am a postdoctoral research assistant working in the Statistics Department at the University of Oxford under the supervision of Professor Jotun Hein (since 2006). I received my undergraduate degree, BS-Mathematics, at Santa Clara University in 2001. I received my PhD in Statistics at the University of Washington (with an emphasis in statistical genetics) under the supervision of Dr. Matthew Stephens in 2006, with my thesis on the development of a new statistical model for estimating rates of gene conversion using Single-Nucleotide-Polymorphism (SNP) data.
My main research interests involve applications of statistical methodology (Bayesian and otherwise) to genetics data. Presently my chief project involves the development and application of genomewide association methods and analyses, involving an international collaboration with the University of Oxford (England), deCODE Genetics (Iceland), the University of Aarhus BiRC (Denmark), and Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre (Netherlands). Other projects include the study of fine-scale meiotic recombination rates and inferring patterns of admixture in modern humans using genetics data.
Inferring Human Colonization History Using a Copying Model (work with D. Falush, S. Myers) Society of Molecular Biology and Evolution (SMBE) Annual Meeting 2008, Barcelona (June 6, 2008)
Inference of the peopling of the world under sequential bottlenecks with admixture (work with D. Falush) American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Annual Meeting 2007, San Diego (Oct 27, 2007)
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Exploring Rates and Patterns of Variability in Gene Conversion and Crossover in the Human Genome (work with M. Stephens) Mathematical Biology Seminar, University of Oxford (Jan 16, 2007)
Estimating crossover recombination and gene conversion rates from the human genome (work with M. Stephens) Evolution and Population Genetics Seminar, University of Washington (Jan 31/Feb 2, 2006)
msHOT: Simulating Crossover and Gene Conversion Hotspots with the ms Simulator (work with M. Stephens) American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Annual Meeting 2006, New Orleans (Oct 9, 2006) (poster here)
Genome-wide variation in rates of gene conversion and crossver (work with M. Stephens) American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Annual Meeting 2005, Salt Lake City (Oct 28, 2005) (poster here)
A New Method For Estimating Rates of Gene Conversion from Population Data (work with M. Stephens) Western North Atlantic Region (WNAR) Annual Meeting 2005, University of Fairbanks (June 23, 2005)
Hellenthal, G; Auton, A.; and Falush, D (2008) Inferring Human Colonization History Using a Copying Model. PLoS Genetics 4(5): e1000078.
Hellenthal, G and Stephens, M (2007) msHOT: modifying Hudson's ms simulator to incorporate crossover and gene conversion hotspots. Bioinformatics 23(4): 520-521. (msHOT program available here)
Hellenthal, G and Stephens, M (2006) Insights into recombination from population genetic variation. Current Opinion in Genetics & Development 16: 565-572.
Hellenthal, G; Pritchard, J.K.; and Stephens, M (2006) The Effects of Genotype-Dependent Recombination, and Transmission Asymmetry, on Linkage Disequilibrium. Genetics 172: 2001-2005.
Crawford, D.C.; Bhangale, T.; Li, N.; Hellenthal, G; Rieder, M.J.; Nickerson, D.A.; and Stephens, M (2004) Evidence for substantial fine-scale variation in recombination rates across the human genome. Nature Genetics 36(7): 700-706.
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DescriptionNote that the North Trail is three fairly distinct trail segments: this one, North Trail - Middle Section, and my favorite North Trail - Western Section.
This trail can be ridden point to point in either direction, though it's almost always used as a downhill finish to Son of Middle Creek. So I'll describe it three ways:
1. From the intersection with Son of Middle Creek, go west down fairly dense aspen forest with more nice views of Vail and Mount of the Holy Cross. It's fast, smooth, and pretty easy - rated intermediate going up or down.
2. From the same intersection, you can also go east. This direction has a skinnier, steeper trail that sees much less bike traffic. The narrow trail has steep drop-offs and a couple rock steps that you might need to walk. It's mostly intermediate going downhill, but probably advanced going uphill.
3. Going point to point in either direction works too, and either way you'll have a big climb and a big descent. West to east is the easier direction, and you'll get a longer singletrack descent.
This trail gets pretty hot in the middle of the day in summer - it's fairly exposed on the full south-facing slopes.
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4.0 from 3 votesGreat views on a nice descent through the aspens. (Vail, CO)
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Drivers line up for gas at $3.05
The first holiday traffic jam started Tuesday at several Deerfield Township gas stations, where Black Friday deals came early.
Gas prices fell to $3.05 at some stations, and drivers lined up to fill up for Thanksgiving travel.
AAA predicts that 43.6 million Americans will travel, and 90 percent of them will drive. That's an increase over 6 percent from last year.
Many police agencies will increase patrols from Wednesday night until Sunday night.
State troopers said they'll focus on stopping impaired drivers.
"We're taking some extra precautions, put some extra guys out during what we might consider peak times for those traveling," said Lt. Wayne Price, of the Ohio State Patrol.
The lower gas prices didn't last long, shooting up to $3.21 while some drivers sat in line.
"I just lost 16 cents a gallon, just like that," said driver Darrel Brumett.
By 7 p.m., the price at the Deerfield Twp. station was $3.59.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday he's committed to moving ahead with $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts set to begin this January, unless there is a broad agreement between Democrats and Republicans to cut the deficit by the same amount in some other way.
Mr. Reid (D., Nev.) and other congressional leaders are facing growing pressure to avert the cuts, especially from supporters of the military concerned that half the cuts, $600 billion, would come from the defense budget. Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz.) has been pressing for alternatives, and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has said the cuts would be disastrous. Military contractors have said they could lead to layoffs shortly before the election.
But Mr. Reid said the automatic cuts, enacted as part of a sweeping bipartisan debt deal last August, were put in place to ensure that Congress took tough action to cut the federal deficit, and that it would send the wrong message if they were set aside.
The debt deal created a bipartisan "super-committee" of 12 lawmakers tasked with finding $1.2 trillion in deficit reductions, with the automatic cuts serving as a fallback. The super-committee failed to reach an agreement.
"Remember, the Congress of the Unites States voted to do this," Mr. Reid said. "No one ever thought it would be easy. If we're concerned about setting an example for the rest of the world and setting an example for our constituents, then we should live by what we agreed to."
The loudest concerns have revolved around the military, but Mr. Reid said the $600 billion in domestic cuts would be similarly painful. "People focus on defense, as they should, but they should spend a little bit of time worrying about the other $600 billion, which affects people's lives very directly also," he said.
Republicans in Congress have been especially vocal in saying that the military cuts would weaken national security. Democrats say the defense cuts were inserted only after Republicans refused to accept any tax increases as part of the fallback.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R., N.H.) said at a technology industry forum Tuesday that the impact of the automatic cuts, also called "sequestration," would be felt before year's end, since companies must send layoff notices to employees 60 days ahead of time. "The worst will hit this fall when defense companies start to announce and implement layoffs," Ms. Ayotte said. The forum, sponsored by TechAmerica, was called, "Dereliction of Duty: Why Washington Can't Go AWOL on Sequestration."
Mr. McCain has been talking with Democrats about a variety of options, including averting the military cuts and cutting the deficit instead by eliminating some tax breaks this year. But many Republicans would be unlikely to go along with such a plan, reluctant to accept any revenue increases without simultaneously cutting tax rates.
These issues are hard to tackle in an election year because of their political sensitivity, and most lawmakers expect the automatic cuts—along with issues like the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts—to be resolved in a lame-duck session of Congress to be held in November and December. But other members of Congress are wary of leaving an array of critical issues to what is likely to be a rushed and unpredictable year-end session.
While many Democrats are unenthused about defense cuts, they believe are in a stronger negotiating position, and Mr. Reid showed no intention of softening that position Tuesday.
"I don't intend to move off that unless something comes along better," Mr. Reid said. "Right now there's nothing better."
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Endgame: Penguins 3, Flyers 1
Saturday, 01.19.2013 / 5:47 PM
Michelle Crechiolo
What. A. Game.
The Penguins got a thrilling 3-1 road victory over bitter rival Philadelphia at the hostile Wells Fargo Center in their 2012-13 regular season opener. Defeating cross-state foe Philadelphia is always satisfying for the Penguins, but what makes this win even sweeter for Pittsburgh is that the Flyers eliminated them from the 2012 playoffs.
"It feels great," goalie Marc-Andre Fleury said with a big smile.
Fleury made 26 saves, earning his 227th career win to surpass Tom Barrasso and take sole possession of first place on the Penguins' all-time wins list.
Tyler Kennedy and James Neal both scored in the first period and Chris Kunitz added an empty-netter with 11.2 seconds left in the game to ice the victory. Claude Giroux scored for the Flyers.
Before Saturday, the Penguins last played NHL hockey in April, 2012. After most of the players went months without competitive game action because of the work stoppage, Pittsburgh had just a week of training camp to prepare for a shortened regular season. But despite all of that, Pittsburgh couldn't have drawn up a stronger start.
The Penguins dominated the first period of play, outplaying the Flyers and keeping them on their heels. The Penguins won faceoffs, foot races and puck battles and were especially strong in the offensive zone, working as a five-man unit to keep play moving. The Penguins also killed off three Flyers power plays in the first period of play.
But the Flyers regrouped after the first 20 minutes and came out flying to start the second period. The pace of the game's remaining 40 minutes was incredible. The game flowed fast and there were few whistles; both teams kept play moving and created scoring chances.
Even with two more Philadelphia power plays in the last 5:33 of play, the Penguins held off the charging Flyers to start the season with a mark in the win column.
Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury opened his ninth season in a Pittsburgh uniform by becoming the winningest goalie in franchise history.
He made 26 saves on 27 shots to earn his 227th win in a Penguins uniform on Saturday, passing Tom Barrasso to take sole possession of first place on Pittsburgh's all-time wins list.
"It's flattering," Fleury said of the accomplishment. "I think it shows I've played with a lot of good teammates and good players. Tom Barrasso was a guy I always looked up to. To pass him is an honor for me."
Fleury admitted to feeling some anxiety entering Saturday after such a long layoff between games, and pointed out aspects of his performance he wants to improve. But overall, he was pleased with the way the evening turned out.
"I was a little worried," he said. "The last time I played was so long ago. Happy, though, that we played a solid game for 60 minutes. Overall, I just tried to go out there and stop the puck and not think too much about anything else."
Fleury was solid throughout, but was especially strong when the Penguins were shorthanded. The players always say their goalie must be their best penalty killer, and he was just that against a dangerous Flyers power play on Saturday.
More on Fleury's record here
The Penguins have spent a lot of time during their weeklong training camp working on special teams. That due diligence turned out to be invaluable on Saturday.
The Penguins went 2-for-3 on the man-advantage and killed off all five Flyers power plays – including two within the last 5:33 of play with the Penguins holding a 2-1 lead. That's especially meaningful considering the success Philadelphia had on the power play during the 2012 playoffs.
"We made some minor adjustments systematically and I think that helped out a lot," defenseman Brooks Orpik said. "I think just coming in and having a fresh mind and clean slate after last year (was important). Last year really snowballed on us and we lost our confidence. We just started doing things we didn't normally do and went from being the best penalty kill in the regular season to completely collapsing in playoffs. Hopefully this gives us some confidence, especially in this building and against this team, and we just keep building off that."
Philadelphia used essentially the same unit they did in the postseason, utilizing an umbrella formation with Kimmo Timonen quarterbacking, Giroux and Jakub Voracek on the walls and Wayne Simmonds and Scott Hartnell in front of the net.
The Penguins primarily used their shutdown defensive pairing of Brooks Orpik and Paul Martin while shorthanded with a changing mix of forwards. Matt Cooke, Pascal Dupuis, Craig Adams, Brandon Sutter, Tanner Glass and even Sidney Crosby all contributed.
With 5:33 left in the game, Deryk Engelland was called for interference. The Flyers created some mad scrambles, chaos and hairy moments in front of Fleury, but the goalie and Pittsburgh's PKers managed to keep them off the board (with Adams producing an especially monstrous effort during one scary sequence).
Philly got another chance with 2:27 left as Malkin was penalized for high sticking. The Flyers pulled goalie Ilya Bryzgalov for a 6-on-4 advantage, but Kris Letang produced two big clears for the Penguins and even drew a penalty. That resulted in Kunitz' empty-netter, which came with Giroux in the box for tripping.
Pittsburgh's power play first struck less than five minutes into the game with Braydon Coburn off for interference. After the first unit of Crosby, Malkin, Neal, Kunitz and Letang moved the puck around nicely and created decent scoring chances, the second unit of Sutter, Dupuis, Kennedy, Martin and Matt Niskanen converted the man-advantage with just seven seconds left.
The Penguins dominated the faceoff circle on Saturday, especially in the first 20 minutes as they scored two goals off the draw in the first period.
The first came on the power play just 4:40 into the game, when Sutter won the puck cleanly back to Niskanen. Niskanen quickly slid a pass across to Martin, who immediately let a shot fly. Kennedy had gone straight to the front of the net, and the puck deflected off his stick and past Bryzgalov to get Pittsburgh on the board first.
The second came less than three minutes later on another faceoff on the same side of the ice. On this one, Malkin swept the puck back to Neal stationed behind him to his right. Neal wound up and fired it into the back of the net to give Pittsburgh a 2-0 lead.
After the first period, Crosby was 7-2 (78 percent), Sutter went 4-1 (80 percent) and Malkin was 3-1 (75 percent). They had a 17-10 total edge in faceoffs over Philadelphia after the first period. Overall, Pittsburgh finished the game with a 35-27 (56 percent) advantage on faceoffs.
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A Step By Step Guide To A Nourishing Whole Body Detox
Spring. It's the time of new beginnings, promises, and hopefully great achievements.
Spring. It's the time of new beginnings, promises, and hopefully great achievements.
This is a guest blog post by Andrea Nakayama. I think many of you suffering from fatigue, bloating, constipation, dull mood or grey-ish skin will learn a lot from it!
Guest blog post from Adena Rose Ayurveda
When you choose kale you probably feel that you are making an ultimately healthy choice. Kale packs the punch when it comes to benefits, and has done so for 2,000 years.Kale is known as one of the earliest vegetables cultivated by man. It was a hit among ancient Greeks and Romans as much as it is now in farm to table restaurants. Yes, you are eating the same food as Julius Caesar. (Take that friends that try to argue kale's recent time in the limelight.) Early settlers from the British Isles brought kale and collards to America, probably in the late 1600s. In the nineteenth century, Scotland Kail was used as a common term for dinner and many Scottish kitchens featured a Kail Pot.We keep turning to this vibrant vegetable to nutrition and taste (if you know how to prepare it well).
You must've heard it from your trainer, read in every magazine, and saw multiple experts talk about the importance of consuming enough protein for a healthy and slim body. It seems that without sufficient amount of protein our body's metabolism slows down, energy level drops, weightloss becomes impossible, and we turn into weaklings. Protein is an essential nutrient that plays a key role in how our bodies function. Protein provides building blocks for body tissue, and can also serve as a fuel source.
You may think I have always lived a perfect health coach life, drinking green juices and sucking on chia seeds (if you don't know what these are — stay tuned!) But I'll be honest with you: it took me the longest time to learn how to put myself first. And even after I did, the recent book launch got the best out of me.
When I started doing yoga as a 12 year old and entertained myself with the idea of reaching enlightenment by the time I grow up, the idea of proper diet was starting to take a firm hold in my mind. Yogic texts that I read spoke about a pure sattvic diet that was mandatory for a true yogi. Meat, animal flesh, eggs were considered dull, heavy, impure. They were not supposed to be on a yogi's menu.
It's been 5 days since I got back from my Panchakarma retreat at the Ayurvedic Institute in NM. Panchakarma is a traditional ayurvedic detoxification program. It includes a specific diet, treatments, and an herb regimen.The goal is to help the body get rid of the waste and come back into balance.
What do you think would happen if you gave up your rules around food? What if you ate what you wanted, when you wanted, as much as you wanted and exercised also only when you felt like it? Do you think you would turn into a fat immobile pumpkin? Would you be brave enough to ever see what would actually happen?
A lot of my clients and friends find Ayurveda very intuitive once they start studying it. However, applying it to daily life, especially cooking and eating can be a bit overwhelming at first. Don't worry, it gets much easier with time!


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The Thunder Hawks split a pair of West Central Confeerence North volleyball matches the past week, losing at Melrose and winning a five-set marathon at home against Minnewaska.
Montevideo will play at Morris today (Thursday). They host their annual eight-team tournament Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. BOLD will be here on Tuesday.
Melrose 3, Montevideo 0
All three sets were very close, but the Thunder Hawks lost 3-0 at Melrose last Thursday.
Alexis Schmitz had 12 kills for Montevideo. Kayla Collins had team-highs of 16 digs and two ace serves.
Monte 3, Minnewaska 2
After winning the first two sets, the T-Hawks needed to win the fifth and deciding set against Minnewaska here Tuesday.
Kiersti Grey served for seven straight points in the opening set, and Tori Kuhlmann's well-placed tip gave Montevideo the second set 25-23.
Minnewaska controlled the play and made fewer errors in winning the next two sets.
With the match on the line, Grey served for the first seven points, including three aces, in set 5.
The Lakers pulled within 11-9, but the T-Hawks got kikks from Alexis Schmitz, Alyssa Stern and Jessie Janisch before the Lakers made a hitting error on match point.
Freshman Abby Olson, in her first varsity match, led the team with 12 kills.
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JACKSONVILLE — The annual "Mayors United" event to fight hunger will be held Saturday, Oct. 5, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the Jacksonville Bigham Knoll Event Center. The public is invited to join ACCESS and its sponsors for an early evening of tastings from local restaurants, wine and beer samplings, entertainment, live and silent auctions. Event proceeds will go to feed the hungry through the ACCESS Food Share Pantry Network of 25 food pantries.
"Mayors United is a great way to help our neighbors. As mayors, we take pride in helping ACCESS and the food banks within our communities. We encourage Jackson County residents to come out to Mayors United and enjoy great food, wine, beer and more," said Medford Mayor Gary Wheeler.
Tickets are $60 per person, $100 per couple and seating is limited. To purchase tickets, or make a donation to ACCESS, call 541-774-4312 or go online at www.accesshelps.org. For each dollar raised, ACCESS can provide five meals, or approximately 5 pounds of food for local residents experiencing hunger.
"This is an opportunity to have fun, feed the hungry, and meet the mayors of Jackson County," said Jackie Schad, ACCESS executive director.
Some of the participating local businesses are the Arbor House, Elements Tapas, the Jacksonville Inn, Silver Ridge Outfitters, Capers, Cupcake Creations, Punky's Diner, Texas Roadhouse, Central Point Bobbio's Pizza, Prospect Historic Hotel, Valley View and Agate Ridge wineries, Southern Oregon Brewing Co., Umpqua Dairy and Coca-Cola.
Auction items include a Top Gun experience as a guest pilot in a military fighter jet, with a complimentary DVD of the flight; a Trail Blazers package with VIP floor seating for four and dinner at the Rose Room; a helicopter ride for two, with lunch at River's Edge; and an Upper Rogue wine tour for eight. For an updated list of auction items, visit www.accesshelps.org.
Mayors United was created in 2009 to help feed the growing number of hungry residents in Jackson County. ACCESS feeds 3,500 families, or 10,000 individuals, each month, and distributes more than 44,000 food boxes and 2.9 million pounds of emergency food, which works out to 55,000 pounds per week. The number of people seeking food support has increased by more than 7 percent since 2010, and children make up 33 percent of those ACCESS is helping to feed.
As the Community Action Agency of Jackson County, ACCESS has been helping county residents break the cycle of poverty since 1976. With a focus on education, ACCESS helps low-income families and seniors through economic crisis by guiding them through changes in habits to help them become self-sustaining.
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Tonight STV will air the first part of new drama The Widower, which is based on the true story of the convicted killer Malcolm Webster, who murdered one wife and attempted to kill another to cash in on their life insurance policies.
Webster was sentenced to 30 years in prison in 2011 after being found guilty of murdering Claire Morris in 1994, after drugging her and setting fire to her car in a staged crash.
He was also found guilty of plotting to kill his second wife in 1999, in a similar staged accident, again in a bid to cash in her life insurance policy.
Ahead of the airing of the hard-hitting drama, Peter Morris, the brother of Webster's first victim, Claire Morris, joined This Morning to talk about his family's feelings about the programme and how their lives were ripped apart when they were informed Claire hadn't died in a tragic accident, as they'd believed for 14 years.
Peter explained that he and the family were entirely duped by Webster, who he said was an "extraordinary actor", and had no reason initially to believe her death was caused by anything other than a genuine accident.
"When the police tell you something you tend to believe them. And there were also other factors [that made us believe the story]. For example, at Claire's funeral I was standing next to the graveside and in my left band I had one of the cords lowering her coffin into the grave, and in the right hand I was holding onto Malcolm's left hand," Peter explained.
"I'm not one who's much for tears but I was very tearful that day and I looked at him and so was he.
"So for 14 years it was beyond my comprehension that someone could fight that.
"For many years after I found out what happened. It actually [lowered] my faith in humanity to a very low level."
For 14 years the family grieved the loss of Claire, and did their best to move on. But in 2008 the case was reopened, as suspicions arose about Webster.
"They [the police] come along and tell you the case is reopened, so the wound that has pretty much healed just gets ripped again complete and then you have to wait three years to find out what's happened," Peter said.
"It's like those poor people waiting to hear the result of what happened to that [missing Malaysia Airlines] aeroplane, you need to know the truth, the truth is essential."
One of the hardest things for the family was then having to wait a further three year wait to find out what had really happened to Claire in her final hours.
"If someone tells you after 14 years that was not the truth, you have to wait three years to find out the truth, it can drive you slightly insane.
"[Webster] maintained an extraordinary stance of innocence."
In 2011 Webster was found guilty of murdering Claire in 1994, and attempted murder of his second wife, Felicity Drumm, in 1999.
The extraordinary story will be told in the drama The Widower on STV at 9pm tonight, in a three-part series. Find out what else Peter has to say about Malcolm Webster, and his thoughts about Claire's tragic story being told on TV, in the video above.
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2016 NFD Artwork Unveiled!The 2016 National Fossil Day artwork features three iconic Pleistocene ("ice age") animals from the United States—saber-toothed cat, long-horned bison, and a condor flying above. This year we will feature National Fossil Day partners highlighting Pleistocene life and landscapes.
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The August Pleistocene Life and Landscapes partner is the Bureau of Land Management's Gypsum Cave in Nevada. The cave is one of only three in North America where dung, hair, and nails of the Shasta ground sloth have been found. Fossils in the cave provided evidence for the first study of what these ancient giants ate.
2016 Art & Photo Contest!
The National Fossil Day partners are sponsoring an art and photography contest to celebrate the seventh annual National Fossil Day. In celebration of the National Park Service Centennial, the 2016 theme is, "Your favorite fossil from a National Park"
Meet a PaleontologistAre you an aspiring paleontologist? If so, maybe you'd like to meet some of the people who study and preserve fossils for a living. We have a growing collection of interviews with paleontologists on our National Fossil Day Kid's Page where you can see a variety of work these scientists do.
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PaleoBlitz! Chickasaw National Recreation Area
Citizen scientists, come and join park staff and paleontologists for a fun 2-day event to discover and document the park's amazing fossils. Chickasaw's PaleoBlitz on May 20-21 is a part of the NPS Centennial BioBlitz celebration taking place at park units across the country.
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Climate Change in the Fossil RecordFossils are evidence of past climates. They also provide clues for how living things respond to climate change—important lessons for our warming planet.
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A Fossil Preservation LawTitle VI of Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 (Pub.L. 111-11) established the Paleontological Resources Preservation Act of 2009 (PRPA) to better manage and protect paleontological resources on Federal lands using scientific principles and expertise.
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MISSION: National Fossil Day is a celebration organized by the National Park Service to promote public awareness and stewardship of fossils, as well as to foster a greater appreciation of their scientific and educational values.
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For the first time in school history, the Rice volleyball team received votes in the AVCA preseason coaches poll released Thursday.
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Meredith Schamun was Collegiate Volleyball Update's National Setter of the Year.
The Owls, who won the Conference USA tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament last year, received eight votes.
Although it wasn't enough to crack the top 25 poll, coach Genny Volpe said the program continues to take steps to receive national attention.
"Our goal has always been to reach recognition on a national level," Volpe said. "We are working hard each day to continue to achieve this goal and it's nice to see that we are receiving votes in the top 25 to start out the 2010 season."
The Owls return several key starters, among them seniors Meredith Schamun and Tracey Lam and junior Ashleigh McCord.
Schamun was the National Setter of the Year by Collegiate Volleyball Update and C-USA co-Setter of the Year in 2009.
Lam is the school's single-season (633) and career (1,701) record holder for digs. She has been named the C-USA Libero of the Year the past two seasons.
McCord is considered one of C-USA's most feared hitters. She led Rice with 408 kills and her 3.92 kills per set ranked third in C-USA.
The Owls begin the season Aug. 27-28 when they host the Rice Invitational at Tudor Fieldhouse.


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New Island Printing Holdings Ltd. is one of China and Hong Kong's leading printing, packaging and paper product manufacturers. With around 3,000 employees, roughly half of whom are based at the production plant in Dongguan, Guangdong Province, one of the
company's key requirements is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that can maximize efficiency and mitigate the rising labor costs that are a common challenge across the printing industry. In 2003, the company looked for a suitable ERP solution for
its production plant in Dongguan. Unfortunately, the solution that was chosen [running on Oracle technologies] proved to be less cost-effective and less user-friendly than had been hoped. In addition, it lacked the flexibility to adapt to the many specific
needs of the printing industry.
With the unsatisfactory experience of its previous ERP solution, New Island Printing decided to choose Microsoft Dynamics AX as the ERP solution for its Shanghai production center in October 2010, and began roll-out in June 2011. "It only took about eight
months to finish the whole process from customization to deployment," says Chen. "The deployment process was smooth and fast, and around 80 employees have been using Dynamics AX for finance, sales and inventory since then. The deployment went smoothly for
a number of reasons. First, the way Dynamics AX is designed makes customization and development an easier process. Second, because of our experience with the Dongguan ERP solution, we knew better what we needed in terms of customization and specifications.
And finally, we worked in co-operation with ACT Solutions, whose support and experience were invaluable." ACT Solutions, a Microsoft Partner, used its experience in the printing industry to provide expert advice on tailoring the ERP solution to the user's
specific requirements. ACT Solutions also helped New Island Printing save on manpower by sending staff to Shanghai to take care of the deployment and share their Dynamics AX insight, equipping New Island's staff with the expertise to handle future updates
and development.
Concurrent user licenses save costs; Microsoft's user licensing model offers great savings for enterprise users. "Thanks to Microsoft's concurrent user license, we are saving more than 20% per user on licensing in comparison with our previous
ERP system," says Chen. "When you factor in the lower support costs of Dynamics AX, we are seeing a great overall reduction in total cost of ownership."
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Easily customized and flexible for further expansion; "The printing industry has a lot of unique requirements for an ERP solution," says Chen. "Dynamic AX was easy to develop and customize to fulfill our needs, and because that customization is a layer
of architecture on top of the basic platform, the printing industry module we developed for the Shanghai facility can be reused elsewhere in the future. So there's no need to start from scratch every time."
User-friendly, familiar interface; "The Dynamics AX deployment has proven to be very popular among top-level management for its user-friendliness," says Chen. "Just as it is so easy to get familiar with Microsoft Office, in the same way
we have had no problem getting used to Dynamics AX's interface. It also has many helpful features. For example, our previous ERP solution offered no preview function for reports, so you always had to print out a draft before you could do final formatting.
You can imagine how much time and effort is saved from the addition of that feature alone. And the user-friendly interface saves a lot of time on user training."
With Dynamics AX now up and running smoothly at the Shanghai facility, New Island Printing plans to take advantage of the platform's flexibility with further customization and enhancements to the reporting function. "Our next step is to develop the business
intelligence technology within our AX deployment, and we'll integrate further by moving the email system to Microsoft Exchange too," says Chen.
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New Island Printing Holdings Ltd. is one of China and Hong Kong's leading printing, packaging and paper product manufacturers. Headquartered in Hong Kong, New Island Printing has around 3,000 employees, roughly half of whom are based at the production plant
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> Definitely by IBM because they give excellent after-sales support whereas
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> Which IBM should I have (secondhand) that'll fit the bill and which will
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- Overview
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- Moving around the file system
- Creating and reading files
- Copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files and directories
- Creating hard links and symbolic links
- Understanding user identity, file ownership, and sudo
- Setting file permissions with alpha and octal notation
- Changing the PATH variable
- Using the command history
- Directing input and output
- Configuring the Unix working environment
- Searching and replacing using grep and regular expressions
- Manipulating text with tr, sed, and cut
- Integrating with the Finder, Spotlight, and AppleScript
Skill Level Beginner
In the previous movie we saw how to use tr by looking at its standard translate usage. The tr has several options that we can specify that will allow us to work with it in other ways. Instead of translating, it can also allow you to delete or filter out characters into dedupe repeating characters, a process that it refers to as squeezing. The three options we are going to be looking out are the -d, -s and -c options. -d will delete characters in the set that we specify. So it'd just simply remove them. Instead of translating them that will just get removed. The -s option will squeeze repeats that are in the listed set.
So it won't necessarily squeeze everything, but the things that we've told it to, it will compress down. If we had for example five Xs in a row, it would turn it into one X instead, and then the -c option says Use the complementary set. It's the opposite. So you would use this option either with either the -d or the -s option. With the -d option I mean delete characters that are not in the listed set, right. It's the opposite of that, the reverse. It will become clear once we actually look at some examples. So let's say that I have a simple string. I have "abc1233deee567f".
The threes and the Es are repeated. I am going to take that string. I am going to pipe it into tr, I am going to use the -d option, and I am going to say the set that I want to specify, the thing I'm looking for, is this class called digit. So what I am doing is deleting all of the digits and you can see the output there to the far right. It would then just give me the letters. If use the -c that's the complementary set. So now I'm saying delete everything that is not a digit. So what I'm left with is just the digits. Now that's not just stripping out the letters. That's also stripping out tabs, line returns, anything else that might be in that file at all, anything that's not a digit.
So a lot of times it's easier to specify not the thing you're looking for, the thing that you don't want, right. We are filtering out the opposite version. It can be very handy. Notice that in both of those cases there is only one argument tr now. Before we had to. We were saying translate from a to b; now we are just saying we want to delete from set a. We don't need to translate to the other set. So there is no reason to have a second argument. Squeeze works the same way. We just have one argument. This time I have tr -s digit and that squeezes all the digits. So you notice in the result there to the far right that now the threes have just become a single 3. It's just 1, 2, 3.
If we use the complementary set, well then it's the opposite. Squeeze everything that's not a digit, so that squeezes the es. So now there's only one e. There are still two 3s in there. It's 1233. It's the es that got compressed. Now again that's the complementary set, so everything that's not a digit. That would be line returns, that would be tabs, anything else that's in that file that's not a digit would get squeezed. We can use these two options together. So for example, if I have tr -ds, the first argument you are going to specify is going to be the thing you want to delete.
The second argument is going to be the thing that you want to squeeze. So in the first example I have there, it's going to delete all the digits and then it's going to squeeze all of the letters, and then we come up with abcdef. Now if we use the -c option with that as well, it's important to note that the -c option only applies to the delete. So what the example I have there will do is it will delete everything that's not a digit and then squeeze the digits. It's not squeezing the opposite of the digits, right. -c just applies to the first argument to the -d. So that's how it works, but you may be thinking well why in the world would I need something like this? I mean if you have something like a file that has an essay in it, why would you want to transform your letters so that the word sweet became swet? That's not that useful.
Well, admittedly you won't use it that often, but it is a good tool to have it in your toolbox for a couple of special cases. Let's say for example that you want to remove certain characters from the file. We can remove all no-nprintable characters from the file for example, right. So remove everything that's not a printable character out of the file and then presumably I'd be able to print the file, right? You could also remove other things. You can remove all of the tabs from a file. You can remove all the line returns from a file. You can remove all the punctuation, right. Any of those things are possibilities, but essentially we are saying go through the file and remove the things that I don't want in there.
One common use case that I want to give you just so that you have it and can refer to it is that you can remove the surplus carriage returns and end of file characters that Windows files often have. For the end of line in a Windows file it has both a carriage return and the line feed, but on Mac and Unix, that's just a line feed character. So what we want to do is get rid of extra carriage return character and then Windows must also have an end of file character to indicate the end of the file, which Unix sometimes doesn't like as well. So we can strip those out and essentially take something that was a Windows file and make it a happy Unix file by stripping out the hex codes that I have there. That /015/032? There is no way you would know this.
You would have to look those up to know what they are, but I wanted to give them to you because this is a handy tool to have in your toolbox. And an example where you might you squeeze? Well, you might want to remove all the double spaces from your file, right. So every time you hit a period, if you accidentally hit the spacebar twice, you really wish you'd only done it once, well, we can squeeze all those spaces out and not just double spaces, but if you accidentally hit triple spaces or however many more there was, this would squeeze them all down, so that they would only be one space. There are all sorts of variations on these. There are ways that you can combine these. You could for example remove all characters that are not printable and squeeze the spaces in the file, do those together.
The main thing I want you to see is that tr doesn't just translate. It also has these other special features which almost could be programs on their own, but they're really just options to tr. So tr -d and tr -s. So make sure that you have tr -d and tr -s in your toolbox.


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In Scott County, Vanduser seemed to be the hardest hit. Several houses had water all around them, and roadways leading in and out of town were partially covered or closed.
With another five inches of rain forecast for Tuesday night, voluntary evacuations were conducted through the day, and an American Red Cross shelter was set up at Scott County Central Schools. A sandbagging operation was also set up in the town.
"We are just checking with residents and giving them an option to come to the shelter or get sandbags," said Dep. Jeremy Perrien of the Scott County Sheriff's Department. He worked with the Highway Patrol, as well as South Scott County and Vanduser fire departments to coordinate the efforts in the town on Tuesday. "We're making contact with people to make sure they are OK and let them know their options."
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Need a replacement for a pc which had an old 7100 integrated video.
All other components appear to be working, so only mobo is needed.
I know there are integrated ATX boards out there but cant seem to find exact maker/model numbers...
G31 and other "productivity" graphic chipsets are of no interest. Also i dont need any 71/7300 oldies...
775 socket with integrated nv93/9400 or equivalent ATI offerings will be considered.
Any ideas are welcome.
P.S. It HAS to be integrated, no separate vga/mobo will be considered.
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State Senator Explores Run for Rangel's Seat
In a move that could pose a threat to longtime Rep. Charlie Rangel's hold on his Harlem congressional seat, state Sen. Adriano Espaillat said Sunday that he was forming a committee to explore a run for the House of Representatives.
Espaillat is at the front of a group of Dominican-American politicians in northern Manhattan and the Bronx who have been pushing for the creation of a new congressional district favorable to Latinos in the decennial redistricting process. So far, their calls haven't been heeded by state lawmakers or a magistrate judge who has been drawing district lines in case legislative leaders can't agree on their own.
Espaillat, whose state Senate district is within Rangel's congressional district, has been seen as a likely candidate for such a seat. But his decision to start laying the groundwork for a congressional bid is a signal that he could opt instead to challenge the 81-year-old Rangel. Or he could use the threat of a run against the veteran congressman as leverage in talks over creating the new district.
Espaillat said in a statement that he isn't sure where he might run.
"This is a historic opportunity for the state of New York to send a clear and unmistakable message that the growth of the Latino community demands that our government reflect our diversity," he said.
Harlem's congressional seat has been held by an African-American since Adam Clayton Powell's election in 1944. But in recent decades the proportion of blacks in the area has declined. Latinos are now the largest ethnic group in Rangel's district.
Latino leaders such as Espaillat have been pushing for the creation of a district that wouldn't jeopardize black control of a Harlem-based seat. But if that doesn't happen, the result could be a power struggle between the two groups.
When asked for comment on Espaillat's move, a spokesman for Rangel said only that his campaign is waiting to see the new district lines.


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There is a fair amount of buzz this pre-season about 20-year old Defenseman Kris Letang. Born April 24, 1987, in Montreal, Quebec, Letang was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the third round (62nd overall) in the NHL 2005 NHL Entry Draft.
Early in the 2006-07 season, Letang debuted in 7 games for the Penguins and scored 2 goals before being returned to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). Both goals were scored on the power play, with the first one coming on the road against the New York Rangers on Oct 12, 2006, and the second one coming at home against the Carolina Hurricanes two nights later.
Letang's first NHL goal was historic in that Sidney Crosby (19) and Jordan Staal (18) both scored in the same game, making it the first time in 24 years that three teens from one NHL team scored in the same game. Buffalo's Dave Andreychuk, Paul Cyr and Phil Housley were the last to do it in 1982 as the Buffalo Sabres beat the Edmonton Oilers by a score of 6-4.
For the balance of the 2006-07 season, Letang played for the Val-d'Or Foreurs in the QMJHL. As the team's Captain, he had a tremendous season putting up 52 points (14G, 38A) in just 40 games. He also managed a plus-19 rating. His excellent play resulted in his selection to the QMJHL first-team all-stars. He also picked up the QMJHL's Emile "Butch" Bouchard Trophy as best defenseman, the Kevin Lowe Trophy as top defensive defensemen, and the Paul Dumont Trophy for personality of the year.
Letang excelled in international play for Team Canada, winning gold in both 2006 and 2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. His leadership as Captain of the 2007 team was instrumental in their gold medal performance.
The scouting report on Letang is mixed. He is noted for making smooth, smart passes coming out of the defensive zone. He is also recognized as being very adept on the power play, with the ability to put up a great point shot. It is noted that he is a bit undersized for the blueline, and that he needs to minimize mistakes in his off puck play to maximize his potential as a top four defenseman. Hopefully his size can be compensated by agility and mitigated through conditioning, and the off puck mistakes will disappear through more experience.
Letang played in 3 of the 4 prospect camp games in Kitchener this past week and put up 2 points (1G,1A). He struggled in the first period of the opener against Toronto, spotting the leafs 3 goals. But he came back throughout the games and played strong. There is little doubt about Letang's offensive abilities, but his defensive play in his own zone will be the determining factor as to whether he plays in Pittsburgh or Wilkes-Barre this year. The prevailing opinion is that Letang will open the season with the Penguins unless he fails to prove himself during training camp. He believes he is ready for the NHL.


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A dog named Foxy gave birth to three puppies just minutes before a vicious line of storms in Wilkes County, N.C., on Thursday, and they survived in a small doghouse during the worst of it.
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