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As Mountain State Forest Festival royalty rounded up their tour of Randolph County Wednesday, one thing was certain - there was no shortage of hugs for Maid Silvia.
Elementary school children at Homestead School showered Maid Silvia LXXVI Emily McKibbin Everson with admiration and affection, clamoring for hugs from the one and only Forest Festival Queen.
Everson, who was at one point completely surrounded by the hoards of tiny hands stretching toward her, was happy to oblige. She was even more pleased to deliver a Mountaineer-themed book, "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by Christopher Canyon, to the school's library, in addition to bookmarks for all the children.
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Carnival goers, above, enjoy midway rides Wednesday at the Mountain State Forest Festival.
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Amy Kittle dedicates the Miranda Lambert song 'Over You' to a friend who recently lost her husband. Kittle performs at the Mountain State Forest Festival's Country Talent Show held Wednesday on the Downtown Stage in Elkins Town Square.
"Do you like to read?" Everson asked the students.
"Yessssss!" they replied.
In exchange, students at both Homestead and Beverly Elementary School - whose library also received a copy of the book - greeted Everson, her maids of honor Megan Leigh Nida and Emily Jane Thompson, and the rest of the royal court with renditions of "This Land is Your Land."
Student representatives from Homestead, Tatum Wamsley and Cole Arbogast, presented Everson with a basket of goodies and mountaineer crafts - as did student representative Richard Shryock from Beverly Elementary School.
Everson, her maids and minor court had lunch at George Ward School - and also made stops at Graceland, Huntington Bank, Mountain Valley Bank, Stockman's Bank, the Randolph County Courthouse, Valley Head School, Tygarts Valley High School and Harman School.
Primitive camp opens
Meanwhile, festival visitors had a chance to stop by the Primitive Campground Exhibit and peek at campers of the past. The exhibit will remain open until 6 p.m. Saturday.
An Appalachian mountain man for the last 58 years, Jim Peck is one of those campers who is living out the week on the front campus of Davis & Elkins College.
"It's a way of life," he said. "Everything here is supposed to be pre-1840."
"I've camped with all these people," Peck said of other campers on the front campus. "This camp, most of the people are local."
He reminisced about growing up and living life in the woods, hunting and trapping. All his stories were told in a smooth timbre, complete with rhyme.
However, Peck proclaimed his soul to be untamed.
"I'm wild as any bear I ever took," he said.
Photography contest
Several generations were represented at this year's Forest Festival photography contest.
The display was open to the public at the Elkins YMCA on Wednesday evening.
In total, five adult categories and one youth category were judged. Ribbons hung in the gallery next to each winner.
The Best in Show Adult winner was Davin Vance with "Center of Sun Flower."
The Best in Show Youth ribbon went to Sadie McCartney with "Bee."
The Youth first place winner was Kaylynne Goins with "Water Drops"; second and third place were captured by Justin Vance with "Nature 1 of 2" and "Nature 2 of 2," respectively; and Sadie McCartney won honorable mention, with "Nature 3 of 4."
In the People category, first place went to Bob Bowes with "Ironman"; Sava Marks took second place with "People 1 of 1"; and Lois Hennis came in third with "Adaline and Quackers."
In Places, first was Bob Bowes with "Corn Dogs, Forest Festival"; second was Travis Brown, for his untitled piece; David Lester came in third with "Places 1 of 1"; and the honorable mention went to Jerry Pastine with "Gate House."
In Nature, Debbie Shreve came in first with "Nectar-een"; Steve Brown came in second for his untitled work; Wayne Sheets was third, with "Tunnel of Autumn"; and the honorable mention piece was Christi Phillips' "Sunbathing."
In Animals, Jerry Pastine was first with "The Real Kermit"; Marge Marino came in second with an untitled work; third place went to Elizabeth Pastine with "Hummer"; and Debbie Shreve took honorable mention with "Whoo!"
In Black and White, first place went to Linda Treadway, with "Morning in a Spider's World"; Christi Phillips came in second, with "Natural Beauty"; Steve Brown was third with an untitled work; and the two honorable mentions were Christi Phillips with "Brooklyn Bridge" and Debbie Shreve with "Follow Your Dreams."
The Queen's Choice award was given to Cassie Wallace, for "It's Forest Festival Time."
The Maid of Honor Choice awards went to Jerry Pastine, for "Take Me Home," and Debbie Shreve, for "Morrison the Cat."
Today's events
8 to 10 a.m. - Log Inspection (Newlons International, Rt. 219 & 250 South)
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Kids Day (Elkins City Park, VFW, D&E College)
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Randolph County Senior Bazaar (Senior Center, Downtown 5th Street)
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - City Park events:
Division BMX Stunt Show
Mark Lippard: Juggler, Fire Eater and Unicyclist Extraordinaire
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services, Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge "Conservation Village"
Barnyard Petting Zoo
Chainsaw Carver - Andy Kerns
Shingle Cutting/Branding - Wood Mizer/Jerry Allen
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Forestry and Wood Products Exhibit (Elkins VFW, Corner of Randolph Avenue)
Primitive Campground Exhibit
W.Va. Christmas Tree Growers Association Exhibit (Elkins VFW, Corner of Randolph Avenue)
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Log Cabin Quilters (Elkins YMCA, Davis Avenue)
Randolph County Community Arts Center/Seneca Trail Artist Guild Juried Art Show (Community Arts Center, Randolph Avenue)
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Log-A-Load Auction (Newlons International, Rt. 219 & 250 South)
Noon to 7 p.m. - GFWC Woman's Club of Elkins Arts and Craft Show (Memorial Gymnasium, D&E College)
Noon to 8 p.m. - Information Booth (Corner of Davis Avenue and Third Street)
Mountain State Forest Festival Store (Davis Avenue, next to Armadillo Flats)
Noon to 9 p.m. - Mountain Weavers Guild (Elkins/Randolph County Library, Davis Avenue)
4 to 8 p.m - Crafts & More (First United Methodist Church, Kerens Avenue)
Photography Exhibit /Contest (Elkins YMCA)
6:30 p.m. - Distinguished Guest Dinner (McDonnell Center, Davis & Elkins College)
7 p.m. - Talent Show Finalists (Downtown Stage, Elkins Town Square)
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Oh, that prankster Caroline Wozniacki. Asked at the Family Circle Cup about April Fool's jokes, the 22-year-old blonde multi-millionaire from Denmark giggled.
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"It only works on my manager," she said. "I just said, 'I'm engaged to Rory' and he's like, 'Oh, really? Congratulations!' He falls for it every year."
Hilarious material. But the love-love match between young stars recently ranked No. 1 in their respective sports is serious social media business.
Caroline Wozniacki is at the Family Circle Cup on Daniel Island this week. The No. 2 seed plays today against Silvia Soler-Espinosa. Next week it's off to Augusta to watch Rory McIlroy at the Masters.
They are the ultimate Charleston sports power couple: Wozniacki won the Family Circle Cup in 2011 and McIlroy won the PGA Championship last August at the Ocean Course.
And they are an open book.
Some celebrity couples clash with paparazzi. Wozniacki and McIlroy compete with paparazzi, frequently updating Twitter followers with new fodder and photos.
"I want to live my life as I want to live it," said Wozniacki, who has earned more than $15 million in prize money. "Whether it's in the media spotlight or not, I don't feel like I want to live in a prison. I want to do what I would have done anyway. Some people will maybe like you, some people maybe not. You can't make everybody happy. But, for me, the most important thing is that I enjoy my life and I enjoy what I do."
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It was love at first fight: Caroline and Rory met at a Vladimir Klitschko-David Haye boxing bout in Germany in July of 2011.
There have been other high-profile sports romances, including Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors in tennis (didn't last long), and soccer star Mia Hamm and shortstop Nomar Garciaparra (still married).
Those relationships weren't unfolding in real time online.
Wozniacki this weekend offered "Happy Easter" tweets and King Street restaurant praise ("Amazing food at the @hallschophouse tonight!! The best steaks and the best service in town!! Oh.. And the desserts were fantastic!!").
But the Rory stuff gets the most notice.
At the Sony Open in Miami this month, Wozniacki tweeted a photo with Rory and a certain blonde woman wearing a wig of curly black hair. "Here is me trying to do mwy best @McIlroyRory impression at the players party last night!" she said.
"My parents always told me that it doesn't matter who you are or who you become, you should always act the same way," Wozniacki said on Daniel Island. "I don't really think about the media. I just do whatever I want to do and whatever anyone else who is 22 would do."
Next week: Augusta
Next week's Masters sideshow figures to include No. 1-ranked Tiger Woods with his new girlfriend, skier Lindsey Vonn, plus the Charleston charmers.
Meanwhile, back on the court, Wozniacki fell from No. 1, her status at the end of 2009 and 2010 seasons, to No. 10 last year (she is No. 10 this week). She tends not to play well against the best players and has reached only one Grand Slam final, the U.S. Open in 2009.
She has fired two coaches in the last year, going back to the tutelage of her father, Piotr. Critics point to off-court distractions, including an underwear ad campaign.
But Wozniacki seems properly focused this week, brushing off talk of a Family Circle Cup title to follow McIlroy's PGA crown.
"It would be great," she said. "But that's not really what I'm thinking about. I'm just thinking that I want to play well."
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Legally Speaking - Yet another collision
Dr. Ed Farrar
Last week, I wrote "we all feel the pain when one of our own is injured." As I wrote those words, one of our own, Dr. Ed Farrar, lay in critical condition at Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, Washington, the victim of a head-on collision with an automobile. Dr. Farrar is well-known in cycling circles, both as a dedicated and enthusiastic cyclist in his own right - he helped found Wenatchee Valley Velo cycling club - as well as a doctor who freely gives of his time and medical knowledge to help his fellow cyclists. He also just happens to be the father of Garmin-Chipotle cyclist Tyler Farrar.
It began the morning of October 22; Dr. Farrar, an orthopedic surgeon, was on his daily morning ride, before beginning his normal day's routine of surgeries and patient visits. Dr, Farrar was riding uphill on Skyline Drive in Wenatchee; it was 7:15 A.M. Approaching him from the opposite direction was a 2001 Ford Crown Victoria driven by a private security guard on patrol. The security guard's clipboard fell to the floor, and as he reached to retrieve it, he took his eyes off the road. He drifted across the center line on a curve, hitting Dr. Farrar head-on. Dr. Farrar, described by Andy Dappen of Wenatchee Outdoors as a "real safe rider," sustained serious injuries in the collision - 15 broken ribs, several vertebral fractures, which were described by his doctor as a "serious spine injury," as well as various other injuries.
Shortly after the collision, Wenatchee Police reported that either negligent or reckless driving charges might apply to the driver. Within a week, the police had settled on a citation for negligent driving in the second degree; as Wenatchee Police Sgt. Cherie Smith explained, "Reckless driving requires intent. This man, as far as we can tell, did not intend to hurt anybody."
To see if this is accurate, let's look at the difference between negligent driving and reckless driving. In Washington, negligent driving is a traffic offense, carrying a penalty of a $250 fine, while reckless driving is a criminal offense - a gross misdemeanor, one level below a felony - carrying a penalty of up to a year imprisonment and a $5,000 fine. These two offenses are entirely separate from any civil claims - a "lawsuit" - that might be filed.
In order to understand the difference between negligent driving and reckless driving, it helps to imagine a continuum of dysfunctional driving behavior. At one end of that continuum is negligent driving. The security guard who collided with Dr. Farrar was cited for negligent driving in the second degree; this is defined as operating a motor vehicle "in a manner that is both negligent and endangers or is likely to endanger any person or property." Although injuries resulting from negligent driving are unintended and thus "accidental," rather than intentional, the negligent driver is still held accountable if negligence is proved, whether in traffic court or in civil court. At the other end of that continuum are acts intended to cause harm - for example, assault in the first degree, which is defined as using any force or means likely to produce great bodily harm or death to assault another, "with intent to inflict great bodily harm." If a driver were to operate his vehicle in such a way as to exhibit the "intent to inflict great bodily harm," that driver might be charged with assault in the first degree.
Falling in between these two extremes are acts that involve more than simple negligence, but fall short of an actual intent to cause harm. One of these "in-between" acts is reckless driving, which is defined as driving a vehicle "in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property." This means that the disregard for the safety of persons or property must be either "willful," or "wanton." "Willful" means "acting intentionally and purposely, and not accidentally and inadvertently." "Wanton," on the other hand, means "acting intentionally in heedless disregard of the consequences and under such surrounding circumstances and conditions that a reasonable person would know or have reason to know that such conduct would, in a high degree of probability, harm a person or property." In other words, reckless driving means that the driver is intentionally driving in a manner that the driver knows has a high degree of probability of harming somebody. The driver isn't actually attempting to harm anybody, but the driver is indifferent to the harm that the driver knows is highly probable. If the reckless driver does injure somebody, the driver can be charged with vehicular assault.
Now let's go back to what the Wenatchee Police had to say about the citation issued: The driver wasn't charged with reckless driving, because, as the police put it "Reckless driving requires intent. This man, as far as we can tell, did not intend to hurt anybody." While it is probably true that the guard didn't intend to hurt anybody, the Wenatchee Police are clearly confused about the meaning of "intent" in the statute, erroneously believing that the law requires "intent to harm," when what it actually requires is "intentional disregard of the safety of persons or property." ((All that said, could the prosecution get a conviction on a reckless driving charge, or even vehicular assault? Possibly. Remember, the collision occurred when the driver took his eyes off the road as he was approaching a curve. That may rise to the level of recklessness, but it would be for a jury to decide.
More to the point, traffic court - and even criminal court - isn't where our society usually dispenses justice for victims of traffic accidents. Instead, justice is more often dispensed in the civil courts. Thus, while it's true that cyclists are often justifiably outraged whenever a serious injury or death results in a "slap on the driver's wrist" of $250, it's also true that the "slap on the wrist" is often just the beginning of the negligent or reckless driver's encounters with the legal system.
In Dr. Farrar's case, another legal issue is raised - if the report that the security guard was on patrol is accurate, the private security firm can be held liable for the negligent actions of its employee. This will likely mean that an insurance policy with higher limits than most drivers carry is in effect. As we saw last week in The aftermath, many drivers are underinsured. If one of these underinsured drivers seriously injures a cyclist, the cyclist may be unable to recover damages sufficient to compensate for the cyclist's injuries. In this case, the security firm is more likely to be adequately insured, which is one less worry for Dr. Farrar.
Here's the thing about all of these legal issues, though - while they will be important at some point down the line, they're just not that important right now - at least, not to me. What's most important right now is that an injured cyclist is in the hospital, critically injured. And as we read last week, the road to recovery is a difficult one, filled with challenges. If there's any ray of hope in that, it's in the knowledge that athletes - all of us - thrive on challenges.
(Research and drafting provided by Rick Bernardi, J.D.)
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Tips for Working Parents: Managing Your Time
These days, finding enough time to do everything is a hurdle for everyone. For working parents, it's even more of a problem. Try these basic time management techniques to help you make the most efficient use of your time at home and on the job, so you can feel more relaxed and in control.
Set Your Priorities
Every evening make a ''to do'' list of the four to six most important tasks for the next day. Sometimes you'll need to compromise: if the school wants you to bake cookies, you might buy them instead. And don't forget to try to set aside relaxation time for yourself!
Divide and Conquer
Divide an overwhelming job, such as a complex report, into smaller, more manageable chunks. List the main components and the time they'll require. Then plan specific blocks of time in your schedule for each—for example, 2 hours each day for the next 2 weeks.
Double Up
Sometimes it is possible to do two things at once. For instance, you might have a business discussion while exercising on a stationary bicycle, or during a relaxing walk. Or you can socialize with family or friends while doing chores and errands together.
Everything doesn't have to be done your way. Good time management includes lightening your load by handing over responsibility to someone else. Your partner can pitch in, and so can your kids, as long as their tasks are appropriate for their age and abilities.


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iReport removes data-analysis challenges by providing novel tools and workflows for visualizing, querying, and filtering the results. These tools help researchers perform downstream analysis based on biological criteria, interrogate their data from multiple angles, and quickly identify compelling genes for further study.
The Summary Page in iReport features "Top Results by Experimental Keyword" and an interactive volcano plot (Figure 2) that enables the user to quickly identify expected, biologically relevant sets of gene-expression changes. Clicking on one of the top results (for example, "Antiviral Response") lets the user drill down in the volcano plot to see which DEGs are associated with that process and takes the user directly to the experimentally demonstrated evidence that implicates those DEGs in that biological process.
These features accomplish two critical goals of microarray data interpretation: 1) biologists can quickly find a set of DEGs that anchor on a relevant biological process or phenotype, and 2) biologists can clarify the strength of this association by accessing the literature evidence and experimental context substantiating that association in the Publications and Findings panel in each chapter of iReport.
By reducing the effort required to find an expected, relevant result, iReport Summary Page enables researchers to move on to explore unexpected, potentially novel insights about their samples.
To facilitate this exploration, we built The Wheel, which enables biologists to focus on individual or sets of DEGs based on their biological properties (such as molecular function, fold change, subcellular location, etc.) and known biological associations (pathways, diseases, cellular functions, etc.). The Wheel uses a biologist-friendly hierarchy of topics to quickly expand the investigation from a very specific result (e.g., antiviral response, 10 DEGs) to a broader topic within that same theme (e.g., regulation of immune response, 32 DEGs) (Figure 3).
iReport was designed to enable researchers to find a compelling set of results and then follow that lead to understand whether a set of DEGs holds together in other biological contexts (pathways, interactions, etc). For example, iReport easily transitions this set of immune response genes into the molecular interactions chapter to understand whether, or how, these genes affect each other directly, either physically (e.g., protein interactions) or functionally (e.g., activation, inhibition, phosphorylation, etc.). This provides an opportunity to identify key regulatory points in the gene set.
By integrating an automated statistical and quality control pipeline, biological knowledge from the Ingenuity Knowledge Base, and novel workflow and user interface tools to interpret that knowledge, Ingenuity iReport for gene expression data makes best practices in statistical and biological analysis of microarray data accessible to bench scientists.
iReport identifies sets of gene-expression changes that are significantly different between samples, and maps those changes to cellular functions, phenotypes, pathways, and molecular interactions. This helps bench scientists find the biological stories that typically remain obscured when simply viewing lists of genes and expression changes, rapidly expand their knowledge of an experimental model, and identify a promising set of genes to interrogate with further experimentation.
Richard L. Halpert is associate staff software engineer and Megan E. Laurance, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is associate staff scientist product management at Ingenuity Systems. Web: www.ingenuity.com.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27 (HealthDay News) -- A small new study has identified a distinct and unique pattern in the way brains of children with autism process information.
Researchers used electroencephalograms (EEGs) to track electrical activity in the brains of 30 children with autism and detected certain features in brain connections, according to the study, which was published Feb. 27 in the journal BMC Medicine.
Compared to other children, those with autism have more short-range links within different brain regions but fewer connections between more distant areas, said the researchers from Boston Children's Hospital.
They said their findings may help improve understanding about certain behaviors in children with autism.
A brain network that has more short-range connections than long-range links helps explain why a child with autism may excel at specific, focused tasks such as memorizing streets, but is unable to integrate information across different brain areas into larger concepts, the researchers said.
"For example, a child with autism may not understand why a face looks really angry, because his visual brain centers and emotional brain centers have less cross-talk," study co-first author Dr. Jurriaan Peters said in a hospital news release. "The brain cannot integrate these areas. It's doing a lot with the information locally, but it's not sending it out to the rest of the brain."
Peters said the finding "may well change the way we look at the brains of autistic children."
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Congratulations are in store for rocker Scott Weiland!
The former frontman of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver wed photographer Jamie Wachtel, 35, on Saturday night at their Los Angeles home.
"We had the most beautiful, heartfelt ceremony," says Wachtel, who wore a vintage dress from Paper Bag Princess in Beverly Hills (the groom was outfitted in John Varvatos and their rings were made by Pade Vavra). "We all cried and laughed. Scott and I are over the moon!"
The couple, who first met in 2011 while filming music videos for his Christmas album, assembled their closest family and friends for the intimate ceremony.
Reminiscing on their first meeting to Rolling Stone in November, Weiland, 45, revealed how Wachtel put him at ease immediately.
Wachtel, who was shooting stills, advised him "to tuck in your belly a little bit," Weiland laughed. "It was around the holidays – it was after Thanksgiving, and you know how that tends to be. I was kind of caught off guard, and I started laughing and she started laughing. And I don't know ... something magical happened."
Later in the day, Wachtel gave Weiland a ride home. Says Weiland, "I just thought, 'I have a feeling that I am going to fall in love with this woman.'"
The rocker will next perform with his solo band The Wildabouts on Aug. 17 in Philadelphia.
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What to expect at a mammogram
If you are a woman 40 or older, you should get a mammogram every year. The procedure takes about 20 minutes.
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What to expect at a mammogram
If you are a woman 40 or older, you should get a mammogram every year. The procedure takes about 20 minutes.
n You will have to undress above the waist. The facility will give you a wrap to wear.
n A technologist will position your breasts for the mammogram. You and the technologist are the only ones in the room.
n To get a high-quality picture, the breast must be flattened. The technologist places the breast on the machine's metal plate. The plastic upper plate is lowered to compress the breast for a few seconds while the technologist takes a picture.
n The breast compression lasts a few seconds.
n You may feel some discomfort or pain when your breasts are compressed, which can be painful for some women.
n All mammogram facilities are required to send results to you within 30 days. In most cases, you will be contacted within five working days if there's a problem with the mammogram.
n Being called back for more testing does not mean that you have cancer. Less than 10 percent of women called back are found to have breast cancer. Being called back occurs fairly often. It often means more pictures or an ultrasound are needed to look at a suspicious area more carefully.
n Two to four screening mammograms of every 1,000 lead to a diagnosis of breast cancer.
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Uncomfortable. Cold. Awkward.
Typical words to describe a mammogram. The procedure can be intimidating, but area health centers are trying to make the experience more enjoyable.
In the Freeport area, women are encouraged to check out FHN Leonard C. Ferguson Cancer Center's "no-appointment, no-hassle" mammogram screenings from 7 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays. Register at the admitting desk in the lobby of FHN Memorial Hospital and proceed to the Imaging Department. Women do not have to be FHN patients to participate.
Rockford's SwedishAmerican Hospital's Center for Women also has a program.
"We started this program in July of last year," says Sonya Fogal, clerical supervisor/data analyst for the SwedishAmerican Breast Health Center. "We wanted to offer new services, and what a better way to begin than with a new twist on offering mammograms in a relaxing atmosphere, surrounded by friends.
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What to expect: In addition to the screening, participants can enjoy chair massages and refreshments provided by SwedishAmerican, and beauty treatments and trunk shows by local vendors. The only cost incurred is the mammogram.
"The trunk shows are brought in by local companies to showcase their products and they often provide free samples," Fogal says. "We've had jewelry and candle vendors, handcrafted accessories, nail products and vendors like Tastefully Simple and Pampered Chef participate."
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Family-Friendly Brown Bag concert Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artists are joined by dancers from Attack Theatre in a collaborative Brown Bag concert featuring music from The Barber of Seville, Dido and Aeneas, The Marriage of Figaro, and others, as well as a sneak peek at Attack Theatre's new production, "Soap Opera." Free admission.02/09/2013
Respighi, Britten, and More! Ronald Zollman conducts a small but elite group of student instrumentalists in a concert of early 20th century chamber orchestra repertoire, including works by Benjamin Britten, Ottorino Respighi, Arthur Honegger, and Wojciech Kilar.02/09/2013
American History - Land of the Free Maestro Istvan Jaray celebrates Black History Month and Presidents' Day with Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man and Joan Tower's Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman, Copland's A Lincoln Portrait (narrator TBA), and William Grant Still's Afro-American Symphony.02/09/2013
Opus II String Orchestra Opus II String Orchestra will feature familiar pieces including themes from Les Miserables, West Side Story, and Carmen, as part of the church's Music on the Hill series. Opus II develops and showcases the talents of middle school through adult string musicians from Pittsburgh and the eastern suburbs.02/09/2013
Seldom Scene The Scene began as a non-touring bluegrass band back in 1971 in jam sessions at the home of Ben Eldridge. 40 years later, this band has become one of the single largest contributers to the progression of bluegrass from the early days of Flatt and Scruggs and Bill Monroe to the more contemporary sounds that they developed.02/09/2013
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Budapest on the Bluff: Hungarian Harmonies Brahms's Piano Quartet #1 is widely loved for its melodic richness and irresistible Gypsy fireworks in the finale, but music lovers will be charmed to hear how Brahms liberally quotes from this concert's opener, Schubert's little-known Divertissement, a masterpiece in its own right. In his Hungarian Dances, Brahms arranged popular Gypsy themes, filtered through his own sensibility. Andres Cardenes and Anne Martindale Williams share the fruits of decades of music-making together in Kodály's rhapsodic and folk-infused Duo.02/10/2013
Christopher Paul Curtis Christopher Paul Curtis is famous for his book, Bud, Not Buddy, which won the Newbery Award and the Coretta Scott King Award. Mr. Curtis will celebrate Black History Month with his latest book, The Mighty Miss Malone. Deza Malone is a dynamic little girl who is determined to keep hope alive, even when her father loses his job in the middle of the Great Depression. Her motto is, "We are a family on a journey to a place called Wonderful!" (Ages 8 +) 02/10/2013
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Phoenix, the puppy, is rising.
The 5-month-old Jack Russell terrier who was doused with lighter fluid and set on fire had to have much of both his ears amputated.
He has a bone infection in one leg, which he may lose, and he's facing surgery to graft new skin on his belly.
But on Tuesday, the little dog wagged his tail, which poked out of the striped baby clothes put on him to cover his wounds, and whimpered sweetly before a bank of TV cameras.
"He's become very spoiled," said Judy Bunge, a veterinary technician who has been helping care for the pup.
The little dog has come a long way since firefighters found him ablaze Oct. 29 in the 200 block of Herman Street. He suffered third-degree burns over 30 percent of his body. Two teenagers have been charged with felony animal cruelty.
The dog has since survived two rounds of surgery and will have more Thursday.
He's doing remarkably well, said Rebecca Wagner, senior veterinarian at the Buffalo Small Animal Hospital, where Phoenix is recuperating.
The dog, named for the mythical creature born of fire, seemed to start feeling better four or five days ago, she said.
"He has gotten, obviously, a lot better, more playful," Wagner said. "Puppylike."
He has also started teething, and Tuesday he happily gnawed on a plush lion toy, drawing coos from reporters who came to visit.
Well more than 100 people, some from around the world, have inquired about adopting the dog, even though it may be months before he's well enough to go home with a new family.
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ENGLEWOOD � If Elvis Dumervil and D.J. Williams get their way, they�ll both spend Sunday harassing San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers.
Dumervil first has to show he�s healthy enough to play, and Williams has to prove he�s knocked off the rust.
Dumervil hasn�t practiced all week but plans to test his sprained left shoulder at practice Friday in hopes the Broncos (6-3) will clear him to face the Chargers (4-5). The two-time Pro Bowl defensive end was injured at Carolina last weekend, but medical tests this week showed no torn muscles or ligaments.
�My goal is to play,� Dumervil said. �That�s what I�ve got to look toward (Friday), coming out and getting a good practice in and getting ready.�
Dumervil had a similar injury to the same shoulder that sidelined him for two games and most of a third last season, but he said this injury is �nowhere near� as serious or as painful as that one was.
He leads the AFC with five forced fumbles and has seven sacks.
�I do miss him being out here,� cornerback Champ Bailey said Thursday. �I don�t want him to miss any time.�
Neither does Von Miller, the other half of Denver�s �Doom & Gloom� pass-rushing duo, although he still had a monster game when Dumervil went out and was replaced by Robert Ayers and rookie Malik Jackson.
Williams returned this week from two suspensions that kept him out of the first nine games.
�He�s been looking good in practice,� Miller said. �He�s in shape. He�s right on point. He�s looking sharp. I�m sure he�ll have fresh legs on Sunday. I�m quite confident he�ll have a good game on Sunday.�
He�ll have to return to the roster first and then get activated on game day.
At any rate, it could be some time before Williams returns to a heavy load because Wesley Woodyard, Keith Brooking and Miller have played so well in his absence, as has rookie Danny Trevathan in the nickel packages.
Barring injury, Williams, the team�s leading tackler in four of the last five seasons, likely will have to make his mark on special teams and in sub packages early on. Still, his teammates expect him to quickly work his way back into a prominent role.
�He makes us more explosive,� Dumervil said. �He�s athletic, he�s smart, he�s a great athlete. So, it�s huge. I think we can do a lot more different things. Having D.J. back brings us more depth. I think guys have been playing at a high level, and having a guy like that come on board� only bodes well for the stretch run.


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A Louisville law firm filed Kentucky's first federal lawsuit challenging the state's same-sex marriage ban.
The filing came exactly one month after the Supreme Court of the United States gave new rights to same-sex couples.
Louisville attorneys Shannon Fauver and Dawn Elliot filed a 19-page federal lawsuit Friday morning, on behalf of Greg Bourke and Michael DeLeon, challenging Kentucky's constitutional ban on same sex marriage.
"Ever since the Supreme Court rulings were announced a few weeks ago, we've been optimistic that a change like this would be coming to Kentucky at some point," said Bourke.
"We would've never expected DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act) to be struck down," DeLeon said.
Bourke and DeLeon have been together for 31 years and legally married nine years ago in Canada.
The suit claims their exclusion of marriage undermines the couple's ability to achieve their life goals and dreams and it deprives them of numerous legal protections that are available to opposite-sex couples in Kentucky.
The men have two children who they had to adopt separately because they can't as a legal couple, is just one of the many stipulations their lawsuit is challenging.
"They don't have the same rights. They're not allowed to share in the benefits, tax benefits, spousal benefits when it comes to benefits, social security," Elliott said.
"The basic part is that they're being treated differently because of their gender," Fauver said.
"We don't want to leave Kentucky. We want Kentucky to recognize our union," Bourke said.
"Why would you not want a friend, a citizen, a family member to be able to live their life as fully as you do," DeLeon said.
Fauver and Elliott said this is just one case of many to follow and they already have another same-sex couple who is doing the same thing.


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So this weekend there were two big bike events I was excited about. �Event one was the Fat Tire Fest, held at Camp Ondessonk. �Me and Eli were going to ride Saturday afternoon, hoping to hook up with some out-of-towners looking for the local sweet spots. �Heavy rain Saturday morning dampened my spirit for the ride and I decided to work instead of play. �Around noon when I was supposed to be meeting with Eli the sun came out and winds quickly began drying the ground. �Eli went to the ride and said the mud wasn't that bad.
Sunday's event was one of my favorite organized tour's Evansville Indiana's Great Pumpkin Ride. �Storms blew through overnight and heavy rain fell again. �In the morning when I woke up the rain was still moving through the area but was mostly past us. �56 degrees and rain doesn't make for fun riding so I decided to stay home. �From watching the radar I'd guess that the rain was completely gone by 9 AM. �I'm sure that If I'd gone to the ride it wouldn't have been bad.
With the rain gone I met up with Mom and Dad for a 35 mile ride. �This was my longest road bike ride in quite awhile. �We went out to ride the new bridge on Harco road opening up on my favorite stretches of road again. �Good views of coal mines out there.
I haven't had the time or desire to go on long rides lately, they've mostly been 10 mile high speed blow outs, or mountain bike rides. �By the end of the ride I was hurting all over. �I've let my road bike fitness wain.
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The United States Coast Guard is searching for a man reporting heart trouble off the coast of central Florida Wednesday.
Patrick Cornelias, 59, of Delaware radioed for help at 8 a.m. from his 42-foot sailboat "Agaya."
Cornelias reported chest pains and a tingling sensation in his left arm.
The Coast Guard sent a rescue helicopter and a response boat to his location, 37 miles northeast of Port Canaveral, but Cornelias was not aboard his vessel. Both crews are currently searching for him.
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Thus far the Windows Phone 7 platform hasn't reportedly been
suffering as severely from piracy as Apple's iOS or Google's Android.
However, Microsoft may be in for a similar fate as its competitors.
In six hours, a developer advising technical blog site WPCentral was
able to create an app (named "FreeMarketPlace") that downloaded any
app from Microsoft's WP7 Marketplace, and removed the protections from it [video]. The cracked app could then be
directly loaded on an unlocked handset, or be saved to your hard drive.
WPCentral was ardent that it
would not publish details of how the hack worked, and that it only made the
video as a cry to action for Microsoft. The site comments, "We are
confident Microsoft will work hard to implement a stronger DRM system, in part
due to this proof-of-concept demonstration."
The site had previously laid out a plan of attack for
cracking Microsoft's DRM scheme, writing that the necessary steps were to:
report came following the post of a white paper detailing the initial steps on the XDA site (a resource for Microsoft developers) by hacker named V@l€n.
Keep in mind, however, without security protections properly in
place, pirate programs may be unexpectedly modified to contain trojans or other
Modified apps distributed via third-party apps stores were identified this week
as creating a growing Android phone botnet in China. Thus
when WP7's DRM is eventually cracked in full, beware if you're downloading
pirated apps with your phone.
quote: Personally I don't see how MS could survive in the current mobile ecosystem without it. Developers will not take the new mobile OS seriously if it is rampant with piracy from the beginning
quote: Will most DRM schemes eventually be cracked? Sure..
quote: Will DRM detect many from the illicit activies in the first place? Yes..
quote: Whether or not the DRM is a failure is hardly dependent on whether or not the scheme is bypassed.
quote: Correlation != Causation
quote: Nor are your vague inferences fact.
quote: Its not a terrible thing to know that what you are downloading comes from at least a semi secure source.
quote: DRM in the current mobile space can actually help the consumer depending on the user.
quote: While I do agree with your post if we were talking about the PC world, I don't agree one bit looking at the current mobile ecosystem.
quote: If the masses really cared about all the things you mention, then why are people on all platforms buying up mobile software like no tomorrow?
quote: You are not the entire consumer base, so please stop pretending as though you are the voice for everyone.
quote: And really how are you punished with DRM in the mobile space?
quote: i.e was trying out a piece of software on my jailbroken device
quote: So please enlighten me, who is being punished here and how? What are you not being allowed to do?
quote: Anyone who cares knows how to bypass it, anyone who does not can sit in their walled garden pretending they are safe.
quote: The fact remains MS had little choice here, developers are not going to stay with a new platform that is not protected, even if that protection is not as great as it seems. The fact that the DRM scheme itself will eventually be infective is completely irrelevant, without it they won't be in business.
quote: Argue for what you believe in but please, use some common sense. Like it or not, its a requirement for a new platform these days as all existing platforms have employed some form of DRM.


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Sophomore Skyler Flora has had many great races in her young career at Truckee High, but none better than her effort this past Saturday at the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto.
Competing against girls from five different states, Flora finished second overall to help lead her teammates to a solid ninth-place team finish.
Flora got out to a fast start in the race, which included more than 200 competitors. She held a slim 2-second lead halfway through. The race continued to be tight throughout before Stephanie LaFace of Notre Dame-SO (Calif.) pulled away late to score a 5-second win over Flora (18:54).
The rest of the girls team ran as a pack through the first half of the race, which helped propel them to their ninth-place finish.
Ruby Wood (58th, 20:59), Kyla Burrill (77th, 21:12), Hannah Halvorsen (97th, 21:36), Olivia York (105th, 21:46) and Nicole Rathbun (193rd, 25:49) rounded out the Wolverine squad.
On the boys side, freshman Andrew Clusserath ran his most aggressive race of the season to finish 32nd (16:47) overall behind winner Steven Grolle of Sonora Union High (15:46) - and first among all freshmen.
Behind Clusserath were teammates Nathan Ariza (66th, 17:16), Alex Kopytko (129th, 18:01), Nick Morgan (157th, 18:27), Simeon Murphy (176th, 18:59), Colin Deurlington (189th, 19:12) and Noah Oberriter (196th, 19:29). The Truckee boys finished 21st overall as a team.
The teams returned to competition with a rare Tuesday meet at the Reed Invitational. They compete next in the Sparks Invitational at Rancho San Rafael Park - also site of the regional state qualifier - on Friday, Oct. 12.


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Austin city officials strike deal over open meetings violations
A two-year investigation found probable cause that seven current or former Austin City Council members committed "multiple violations" of Texas Open Meetings Act by privately discussing public business, the Travis County Attorney announced this week.
In exchange for deferred prosecution, the members agreed to take training courses on the open meetings act and public-records preservation, and adhere to state and local transparency-in-government rules.
Travis County Attorney David Escamilla said his office, which prosecutes misdemeanors, would pursue charges if the members did not fulfill the agreement's terms. Meetings-act violations are punishable by a fine up to $500 and jail time up to 180 days.
"It is important that a clear signal be sent that TOMA compliance is expected and mandatory," Escamilla said in a written statement. "The Texas Open Meetings Act is not window dressing for governmental transparency. It's the law."
The announcement comes nearly a month after a federal court upheld the open meetings act, as my colleague Brooks Egerton blogged. City council members from across the state and the Texas Municipal League tried to overturn it, arguing that the act violated their free-speech rights.


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VATICAN CITY — Cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel today to elect the next pope amid more upheaval and uncertainty than the Catholic Church has seen in decades: There's no front-runner, no indication how long voting will last and no sense that a single man has what it takes to fix the church's many problems.
The buzz in the papal stakes swirled around Cardinal Angelo Scola, an Italian seen as favored by cardinals hoping to shake up the powerful Vatican bureaucracy, and Brazilian Cardinal Odilo Scherer, a favorite of Vatican-based insiders intent on preserving the status quo.
Scola is affable and Italian, but not from the Italian-centric Vatican bureaucracy called the Curia.
That gives him clout with those seeking to reform the nerve center of the Catholic Church that has been discredited by revelations of leaks and complaints from cardinals in the field that Rome is inefficient and unresponsive to their needs.
Scherer seems to be favored by Latin Americans and the Curia.
The Brazilian has a solid handle on the Vatican's finances, sitting on the governing commission of the Vatican bank, the Institute for Religious Works, as well as the Holy See's main budget committee.
As a non-Italian, the archbishop of Sao Paolo would be expected to name an Italian as secretary of state — the Vatican No. 2 who runs day-to-day affairs at the Holy See — another plus for Vatican-based cardinals who would want one of their own running the shop.
The pastoral camp seems to be focusing on two Americans, New York archbishop Timothy Dolan and Boston archbishop O'Malley.
Neither has Vatican experience.
Dolan has admitted his Italian isn't strong — seen as a handicap for a job in which the lingua franca of day-to-day work is Italian.
Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet is well-known and well-respected by many cardinals, stemming from his job at the important Vatican office that vets bishop appointments; less well known is that Ouellet has a lovely voice and is known to belt out French folk songs on occasion.
If the leading names fail to reach the 77 votes required for victory in the first few rounds of balloting, any number of surprise names could come to the fore as alternatives.
Those include Cardinal Luis Tagle, archbishop of Manila. He is young — at age 55 the second-youngest cardinal voting — and was only named a cardinal last November.
While his management skills haven't been tested in Rome, Tagle — with a Chinese-born mother — is seen as the face of the church in Asia, where Catholicism is growing.
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TechDays 2010 : HTML 5 and Internet Explorer 9
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Shame, that without canvas, IE 9 will still be wayyyy behind the competition.
Big 'E' stamp for effort tho.
Canvas is an element in the HTML5 specification - The fact, that the canvas element is not yet in the pre-build (alpha) version of IE9, does not say, that it won't be in the final release of IE9 which is intended to support HTML5. (listening carefully to the speaker can avoid misunderstandings) -
The final release of IE9 will be wayyyy ahead of the competitors ...
After a crash, when you restart IE8, it does recover all the tabs with URLs.
tough crowd!
that was an interesting demo of what is possible with HTML5 and gives a good insight to the process of meeting standards
the preview of ie9 does look very promising indeed, but i hope a refresh of the preview comes out soon
supporting the canvas element will be absolutly crucial if ie9 is to be taken seriously as a html5 browser though.. personally i prefer silverlight, but hey..
No canvas = No IE
I have some issues with IE 9 beta. Very often the dialog for connection establish is appears when I visiting some web-sites. And it will be helpful to be able to specify location for every downloading file, but for default to save files to default folder.
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"He did play a d–head very well," Knightley tells Glamour for its July issue.
"Actually, I admire him being so willing. To play a d–head is quite a big thing when you are trying to break into film and you want to be likable," she says of PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive.
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"With a feel-good film you are always risking going way too cheesy … but maybe I can have a little holiday where I'm not playing a character who is being destroyed," she says.
Knightley sings and plays guitar in the film, which makes her admitted stage fright seem even more surprising.
"I have really suffered from stage fright, or actually camera fright," she says. "[Because] you are presenting layers and layers of pretending, and it's not just you but other people in charge of your face or your body or your hair."
Levine has said he was also nervous while filming.
"I was worried, but I had to pretend like I wasn't," Maroon 5's lead singer told PEOPLE in April. "I kept thinking, 'I'm an actor. For this next two weeks, I am an actor.' I crossed my fingers and hoped it turned out fine."


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A University of New Hampshire spokeswoman said scores of people were arrested following a concert at the Whittemore Center on the Durham campus.
UNH media relations director Erika Mantz said 39 of the 65 arrests by Durham and UNH police were directly related to the Friday night concert. Of the 39, she said 22 were UNH students. Most of the arrests were for underage drinking and unlawful possession of alcohol.
The other arrests were made on surrounding roads and parking lots by state police and liquor enforcement agents, she said, bringing the total number of arrests to 65.
Mantz said that more than 4,000 people attended the concert by renowned disc jockey Tiesto.
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I'm sure the copy quoted below was prepared before the addition of The Almighty JUDGE to the bill. It looks like Joe has put together another incredible weekend of Hardcore revelry. —Ed DCXX
Lets get excited about Sick Of It All finally playing TIH!!! Returning to TIH after a few years off is our friends in Ceremony. We will also have annual fan favorites Cold World and Wisdom In Chains keeping the PAHC scene on top at TIH. H20, Bane, Ringworm and Rival Mob can't seem to say no TIH after the last 3 years have been great sets for those bands.
Defeater is making their TIH Debut while No Redeeming Social Value is performing a 25th anniversary set with the return of Mike Dixon, original part of the vocal duo. This is not a reunion but the band hasn't performed with Mike since '97. NYHC legends Absolution are set to show the new generation what the Old School has to offer. This year's fest has plenty of other planned activities that will be disclosed in early June. In the meantime – get your tickets now. —TIHC Crew
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All depends on how much he signs for. If over $8.41m, it would be 4 1st rounders. Figure it will be in the next tier down which would be 2 1st rounders, a 2nd, & a 3rd.
And Dreger may have overestimated the picks. How does it work again? He's revising his totals saying it may be a couple firsts and a couple 2nds.
And how's that been working out for the Flyers? I would say it hasn't been responsible for winning a Cup, but his moves did manage to win one in LA.
He's trying to avoid the wings having a go at him next year! aggressiveness in the front office is just the one thing we lack and philly has all of....Holmgren loves big splashes that SOB


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Soccer Earns Another NSCAA Team Academic Award
MUNCIE, Ind. -- The Ball State soccer team earned one of the National Soccer Coaches Association's Team Academic Awards for its performance in the classroom during the 2012-13 academic year.
The Cardinals posted a team GPA of 3.46. Teams with a GPA of 3.0 or higher receive the award.
It was the fourth straight year the Cardinals earned the Team Academic Award from the NSCAA and the eighth time in the past 13 years.
The awards run one year behind. The winners for the 2013-14 academic year will be announced next fall.
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on November 13, 2012 - 11:03 PM
The City of Dunkirk spent more than $1 million in federal block grant funds on unauthorized or questionable activities, according to an audit released Tuesday by the State Comptroller's Office.
"These funds were spent on questionable activities such as travel and staff bonuses rather than rebuilding neighborhoods and helping low-income residents as intended," Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli said in a statement.
"City officials have mismanaged this program and failed to put in place effective controls to safeguard grant funds. They repeatedly neglected to show if program goals were met or that projects provided a public benefit," DiNapoli said.
Auditors examined records covering April 2008 to June 2012, which was most of the tenure of Kory Ahlstrom, who was hired in August 2008 as the city's director of planning and development and served as chairman of the Dunkirk Local Development Corp. He was replaced when Mayor Anthony J. Dolce took office in January.
DiNapoli said that auditors found the development corporation, which administers the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant program, operated with little oversight or monitoring by the Common Council and mayor.
It spent more than $500,000 to buy two properties – a vacant building and a former car dealership – that officials couldn't justify as an eligible block grant activity. Further, $41,000 was spent on ineligible equipment, including leasing a dump truck for the Department of Public Works and buying two vehicles for the Parks Department; $15,000 on unauthorized travel expenses and conference registration fees for the chairman; and $6,600 for bonuses to the chairman and treasurer.
Dolce, who was a member of the Common Council during that period, said the Council "definitely was kept in the dark on these transgressions."
Auditors found that several transactions were recorded in a manner to apparently hide the true nature of the transactions, DiNapoli said.
"These are taxpayers' dollars. It's very disturbing," the mayor said.
DiNapoli's office, which issued nine recommendations in its draft report to the city in October, also has forwarded its findings to HUD for further review.
Dolce said that in September, the Council hired a consultant to provide technical and compliance assistance for administering the program.
"We have taken all sorts of actions already," Dolce said Tuesday. "We are making sure [the] Council approves everything and is well aware of everything."
A copy of the audit can be found at www.osc.state.ny.us.
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Skys the limit for hard-shooting Sproul
It took Ryan Sproul 17 games to register his first point in the Ontario Hockey League, but once he broke the goose-egg, the floodgates came flying open.
The biggest thing with him was his development from the start of the year to the end of the year, McDonnell said. Hes got the big booming shot from the point hes still weak as a noodle but we see some good signs.
The skys the limit, once he fills out, McDonnell said. He has a lot of work to do but he has high upside.
Love his YouTube video, shows off that wicked shot. He's probably my favourite pick of the draft, I'm so keen to monitor his progress over the years, hopefully he just continues to develop as a player.
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Enterprise Tech Tip: Asynchronous Support in Servlet 3.0
By edort on Nov 30, 2009
The next release of the Servlet API, Servlet 3.0, which is part of the Java EE 6 Platform, adds support for asynchronous processing. That good news for developers who are working on applications that require long-lived client connections with a servlet. A good example of that kind of application is a chat application.
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quote: No, you're incorrectly using Ohm's Law. In simple terms, you must realize that real-world voltages are not idealized sources, and do not remain constant regardless of load. Even in the case of 120VAC house current-- once current begins flowing, the potential drops. Voltage is measured assumming infinite resistance (or, if you prefer, zero amperage).
quote: In the case I described, I most certainly was touching a >100kV voltage source while well-grounded, and thus current was flowing through me. A few microamps at most...which explains why I'm here typing. The reason your calculation of current was incorrect is, because the moment I touched that source, the current flow caused a corresponding potential decrease.
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