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The trend with the weather models Tuesday morning shows the storm creeping closer to New England, but will it bring us big-time snow or just be a brushing glance?
It's still early, but it is looking like the storm will affect the Granite State in at least a small way.
New Hampshire could receive as little as 4-8 inches of light snow between Wednesday evening and Friday morning.
Or, the state could receive a much more potent hit of snow if the storm tracks close enough.
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Hi All
I am stuck on a issue with the tax posting, everytime we do an FB60, the tax amoiunts gets calculated from the Line item expense amount instead of the header vendor amount, therefore making the tax calculated amount as incorrrect.
I checked the co code setting to see if the 'net tax indicator' is set there - no it is not.
I checked the OBCN and OBYZ settings and OB69 settings - all are correct and have no reference to specific tax calculations
I checked F000 - there is no specific user setting there either on taxes
I checked the Doc type - nothing there either.
Can someone please help me with this since I dont knw where else to check.
Thank you very much
If it takes from Header data or Line item data, the TDS will be calculated on the total amount.
Refer to the below entry
Itm PK Account Account short text Assignment Tx Amount
1... 31 3012263 Volkswagen ..... 6,300.00-
2... 40 10000000 Cash ......... 5,000.00
3... 40 63502000 Testing material ........ 2,000.00
4... 50 21611000 TDS Deduct ......... 700.00-
Thanks for the response
My concern is
I have the below posting: where tax is at a 19%
31 - vendor - 3388,37
40 - Expense - 2847,37
40 - tax - 541 (19/100*2847,37)
whereas I want the tax amount to be - 19/100* 3388,37 = 643,79
I have not changed anything on the way I usually define the tax codes, but somehow the client is requesting this - and I dont know how to go about to get it to work since I have checked all the relevant settings. What am i missing?
Thanks again
This is strange my dear....
Let me check for the possible reason
SPRO - FA New
Under calculation -> Withholding Tax Type ->Define Withholding Tax Type for Invoice Posting
WHT Type - Double click on any code
Base amount should be "GROSS Amount"
Check these settings what you have
In FB00 please un tick "Calculate Tax on net amount".
Hello again
this tax code is not defined as a withholding tax key.
And Hello vivek,
i tried that too but it doesnt work either.
Thanks again
try to provide us more details instead of giving a line answer
What do you see in Tax type - Invoice level
GROSS AMOUNT or NET AMOUNT?
Gross amount should be ticked,
This is important to solve the error
Double click on any tax type and see the details
there are no tax Codes defined on the customizing node: Tax Type at Invoice Level.
The particular tax code I m referring to is not defined as a withholding tax type. However, I just defined it with Gross amount as the base - but even then, I am not generating the value that I need.
Under my tax code setting in FTXP, there is no place where I can specify the base amount.
THank you
Hello again
can anyone shed me some light on this issue -
how can i calculate taxes on the gross amount of the invoice. Does that mean that i would have to define that as a Withholding tax
thanks much
Go to OB69 and check if your company code has been selected for Net base amount.
If yes, check what could be the reason whether any legal purpose was driver to opt for it or not.
Otherwise remove the tick and check the entry.
If you still see, at transaction level, there is an option "Editing options" click on it
See if the option "Calculate taxes on net amount ticked", if yes remove it
Thanks much for the response
in answer to your first Qs - there is no check maintained in OB69.
In answer to your 2nd Qs - under 'Editing options' - there is no check either.
I want the tax to calculate on the gross amount -
eg -
31 - Vendor 100
40 - Expense 81
40 - Tax Acct - 19 (19% from 100)
How can i set that up - can you please advise
Thanks much
What you are talking about is Tax on Net amount.
FB00 - Check the box "Calculate taxes on net amount ticked"
Simulate a scenario in FB60, or FB70
Now see the entry,
Let me know if you still isuee

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on April 12, 2013 - 11:32 PM
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The robins love it.
There is nothing like a good rain to make the earthworms come out, and when they do – they're gone.
Drenching rain – the area has had more than 3 inches this week alone – also tends to overwhelm storm sewers, and when the contents are forced up and out, they're right there in the basement.
"We've been replacing sump pumps and clearing drains like crazy," Mike Dollendorf, one of the owners of Roy's Plumbing in Tonawanda, said Friday.
He and other plumbers are not dealing with water coming into basements because of outside flooding – so far creeks have stayed within their banks.
Instead, the water plaguing homeowners this week is coming from drains.
"There's quite a surcharge going on with storm sewers and sanitary sewers that are backing up all over the place," said Dollendorf, using a plumber's word for "flood."
In many cases, drain systems that might be more than a century old are to blame.
"Some areas here – and the majority of the City of Buffalo – have combined sanitary and storm sewers," Dollendorf said. "And with a lot of the older homes – their downspouts are connected right to the storm sewer."
The influx of water is too great to run out, so it all comes back in.
"We have this every time it rains heavy," said Chris Christopher of the Town of Tonawanda, who spent part of Wednesday cleaning out his cellar. "Raw sewage comes up in our basement if I don't get the plug in the drain. It shoots up like a gusher, 8 inches straight into the air."
Calls to the town over the years have yielded no improvement, Christopher said. But, since losing power to his sump pump in another storm resulted in more than 3 feet of water in the basement, he has purchased a generator.
The sump pump just "burned out" this week at Peggy Strozewski's home near Scajaquada Creek in Depew. She said she wound up with 2 or 3 inches of water in the basement.
"We have been working diligently on it for a couple days," she said.
Her husband, Chris, replaced the sump pump with one that has a water-pressure emergency pump on it, which should kick in if the power pump conks out again.
It took more than a new pump to solve Christian Delisle's problems on Granger Street in the Elmwood Village.
"Tuesday night, around 9 or 10 o'clock, my wife and I smelled a foul smell," he said.
After they jokingly exchanged accusations and denials, he investigated further and found 3 to 5 inches of raw sewage in their basement.
Delisle said that the city had separated the storm sewers on their street from the sanitary system, but the storm drainage from the homes – built more than 100 years ago – still goes into the sanitary lines. It turned out their drain pipes had collapsed. They had to replace their lines to their street and will be doing work on the driveway that runs above them as well.
That may not happen soon. Rain is expected to continue today with slightly less chance of showers on Sunday, according to Aaron Reynolds at the National Weather Service in Buffalo. Monday could be partly sunny, with highs in the 60s, but by Tuesday showers are back in the forecast.
"Our current precip for April [by Friday afternoon] is 3.65 inches – and it's only the 12th," Reynolds said.
Normal precipitation for April is just over 3 inches; the wettest April on record was in 1961, with 5.9 inches of precipitation. The forecast does not bode well for crews working to get area parks in shape.
"We would be prepping our golf courses for the season, which would start May 1," said Thomas Herrera-Mishler, CEO of the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy. We've hired our summer crews, but we can't get out there – we can't put equipment on the ground when it's this wet. The only good thing about it is, with the chilliness, the grass has not started growing yet."
"All of the soccer games and all of the baseball games have been canceled," he added, and even when the rain stops, it will be a few days before the fields are playable.
"Delaware Park is the best, it can dry out in about 48 hours. South Park is the soggiest – it can take a week to dry out."
Until things dry up, Herrera-Mishler said, the nonprofit conservancy counts on people not to play on the fields or drive on the grass.
"It causes unbelievable damage, and we can't get out there to fix it," he said.
Elsewhere in the city, the heavy rains have cause little disruption. City spokesman Mike DeGeorge said Friday that crews were monitoring creeks and rivers, particularly Scajaquada Creek near Delaware Park, but none had breached their banks.
The weather also hasn't affected spring projects yet, DeGeorge said. "The good majority of our road work projects start on Monday."
Also on schedule: The commencement of Re-Tree WNY's spring planting program. Paul Maurer, Re-Tree chairman, said Friday that, since most plantings are along roadways, access won't be a problem.
"We use bare-root trees, so we don't need [heavy equipment] to lift them," Maurer said. "A few people can handle them."
Volunteers will be out in 10 municipalities plus the city, he said, with the "signature" planting event taking place around the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.
"We plant rain or shine," Maurer said. "The trees will be outside anyway."
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Paul Appleby
Paul Appleby is a third-year member of the Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and a 2011 winner of the Richard Tucker Career Grant and the George London Foundation Award. A recipient of an Artist Diploma from the Opera Studies Program at the Juilliard School of Music, he recently performed the role of Jenik in The Bartered Bride in a co-production between the Metropolitan Opera and the Juilliard School conducted by James Levine and directed by Stephen Wadsworth.
Highlights of the past include a Metropolitan Opera debut as Brighella in Ariadne auf Naxos under the baton of Fabio Luisi, Agenore in Il Re Pastore with Opera Theatre of St. Louis under the baton of Jean-Marie Zeitouni, Lysander in A Midsummer Night's Dream conducted by Steven Osgood at Wolf Trap Opera, and, with the Juilliard Opera, the Chevalier de la Force in Dialogues des Carmélites under the baton of Anne Manson, Martin in Copland's The Tender Land conducted by David Effron, and Fenton in Falstaff conducted by Keri-Lynn Wilson. The artist has performed Gomatz in Zaïde first at Wolf Trap Opera conducted by Gary Thor Wedow and then at Carnegie Hall with Ensemble ACJW conducted David Robertson.
On the concert stage, Paul Appleby has made his European debut in a performance of Haydn's Die Schöpfung at the Wolfegg Festival under the baton of Manfred Honeck and a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra debut in Bach's St. Matthew Passion conducted by James Conlon at the May Festival. Other recent debuts include a program of Schubert and Haydn with the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra conducted by Thomas Zehetmair, and Beethoven's Christus am Ölberge with Kent Tritle on the Sacred Music in a Sacred Space series at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, New York.
Mr. Appleby continues to perform extensively with pianist Steven Blier and the New York Festival of Song and recently presented the world premiere of Beautiful Ohio, a song cycle written for the artist by Pulitzer nominee Harold Meltzer. He has performed recitals at the Kennedy Center under the auspices of the Vocal Arts Society, for the Marilyn Horne Foundation, the Aspen Music Festival, the Caramoor Festival, Music@Menlo, the Judith Raskin memorial concert, the Joy in Singing Foundation, and A Prairie Home Companion, and has recently made an Alice Tully Hall recital debut in a performance of Schubert's Die Schöne Müllerin accompanied by Brian Zeger.
Engagements of the present season include a return to the Metropolitan Opera as Demetrius in the Baroque pastiche, The Enchanted Island, conducted by William Christie and directed by the team of Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch and a European operatic debut as Tom Rakewell in The Rake's Progress with Oper Frankfurt in a new production by Moritz Nitsche, conducted by Constantinos Carydis. Symphonic debuts include Mozart's Mass in c minor with the New York Philharmonic conducted by Alan Gilbert and a program of opera arias with the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern conducted by Christoph Poppen. The artist returns to the New York Festival of Song for programs in New York and Washington, D.C. and brings Schubert's Die Schöne Müllerin accompanied by Brian Zeger to the Schubert Club of St. Paul and to New York's Rockefeller University.
Mr. Appleby is a National Winner of the 2009 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and a recipient of a 2009 Sara Tucker study grant from the Richard Tucker Music Foundation. He received a Master's Degree from Juilliard and a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature and in Music from the University of Notre Dame.


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Atlanta, GA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Atlanta Braves on Tuesday avoided
arbitration with Jason Heyward, agreeing to terms with the outfielder on a
two-year contract.
Heyward is coming off a 2013 season that was interrupted by two separate
stints on the disabled list. He underwent an appendectomy in late April and
suffered a fractured jaw when he was hit by a pitch thrown by the New York
Mets' Jonathon Niese on Aug. 21.
The 24-year-old returned in time to help the Braves clinch the NL East title
and finished with a .254 batting average, 14 home runs and 38 RBI over 104
"Jason is an important part of our organization and we're glad that we were
able to agree on multi-year contract," Braves executive vice president and
general manager Frank Wren said in a statement.
Heyward, a former Gold Glove winner, has hit .259 with 73 homers and 234 RBI
in 532 career games since debuting with the Braves in 2010.
Atlanta selected Heyward in the first round (14th overall) of the 2007 draft.
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WOW, did you hear Holly's fart...it was a real ass clapper.
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Someone so stupid and fat that when they say something, the only sound is the echo of their ass cheeks resonating.
Jimmy is such an idiot -- what an assclapper!
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stupid white girl; especially skanks and hoes that like to take it up the butt, as they do they clap and scream for joy they also have jiggly arms and thighs that are also used to clap fuck.
Yo man your girlfriend is an ass clapper.... last night the people next door thought we were having a party because of all the clapping
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A person that has the ability to turn on and off their lights with a large clapping fart.
Poor Grandma May is having a hard time keeping her lights on. Her assclapper is not agreeing with the chili.
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Quite simply... a person... who claps ass's... with his face...a douche bag so to speak.
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Two suspects -- one of whom police originally believed was armed with a stolen .25-caliber handgun -- were found hiding in a vacant Sacramento home late Wednesday morning, officers said.
Police cordoned off homes in a six-block area between 34th Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard while they searched for the suspects.
"Everyone's inside. No one wants to get shot," one resident said while leaving the area.
Police were originally told a backpack with 50 rounds of ammunition and a .25-caliber handgun were stolen from inside a pickup truck in Elk Grove.
After the suspects were arrested, the victim called police to say he found the weapon in his safe at his home.
A SWAT team took the pair into custody without incident from the 3500 block of 24th Avenue, the Sacramento Police Department said on Twitter.
Police saw footprints near the home and a police dog also pointed them in the direction of the house, investigators said.
The morning's order of events started about 6 a.m. with a truck burglarized at an Elk Grove home, Sacramento police said.
Two men took items and sped off to Sacramento in a getaway car, police said.
Witnesses were able to give police a description of the Nissan Altima, along with a license plate number.
An off-duty Elk Grove police officer spotted the car on Interstate 5 north, and called the California Highway Patrol.
CHP officers followed the vehicle to 34th, which is when the driver pulled over and two men ran from the car.
Officers blocked off several streets along Martin Luther King Boulevard, from 22nd to 27th avenues, to search for the pair.
A SWAT team arrived at the scene after 8 a.m., and a CHP helicopter flew overhead, as well.
A police perimeter was set.
Police now have possession of the getaway vehicle, and the backpack with some of the ammunition.
Two other people were taken into custody. Police said they helped the two suspects hide in the vacant home.
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Damn, Maynette is always so grumpy
Yeah, you just don't know her well enough.
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I still think the playoff push was great experience.
It's the hand-sitting since then that has been the big ass problem.
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anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
And i still think this team would be better right now if we had just decided not to care about the playoffs last year and played The Future Four big time minutes while also picking up a couple draft picks..... with the added benefit of not making the playoffs possibly forcing KOC to pull the trigger on a big al trade quicker.
the argument doesn't need to be as simple as making the playoffs versus not making the playoffs.
a. it's safe to say that without a realistic shot at the playoffs everybody (including the youngsters) wouldn't have been gunning as hard. Human nature.
b. their play happened to be key in us winning enough games to make the playoffs.
c. you can't have your cake and eat it too. We want them to play hard and learn how to win games. They did.
Again, it's everything this organization (hasn't) done since then that has driven me crazy. "Hand-sitting" was a bit of a stretch, but Marvin, Mo, and Foye aren't enough... particularly if they are taking time away from the further development of the stretch run I'm praising.
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Corbin living in his tiny, uthopic world that make him believe with veterans at this caliber he have, could make this team a contender. Like everyone else, he knows too that is not going to happen, but he doesn't want to acknowledge the facts, cause when he do, every in-game decision he made, rotation etc. and every off season addition KOC made would look more pathetic.
He is still desperately trying to show this team can make a deep playoff run and while he doing it he is giving this message to the youngsters with capital letters; "THIS IS NOT YOUR TEAM!"
So the bottom line is Corbin have to go immediately before they're actually trying to trade this guy;
Everbody hates Corbin
Everybody hates Jefferson
Everybody pretty much hates the direction of the team.
But somehow everybody here thinks KOC is/was the best GM to ever walk the planet.
Makes sense
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If Freak/Wes had their way at the beginning of last year, at least 2 of those young guys would be "busts" by now and the new coach would be fending off the exact same mob.
"I'm a moron for thinking the Browns could even sniff 10 wins in a division where the other three teams (two of whom almost always make the playoffs) made the post-season last year. Gyp Rosetti's thee God of football knowledge." - Brown Notes
I think if burks and kanter were getting 20 minutes per game from day one they would actually better than they are now and considered less likely to be busts.
Also if hayward and favors were getting 30 minutes per game from day one they would be better also and less likely to be busts also.


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Mr. and Mrs. William "Pete" Foley of Wheatfield celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner, followed by a trip to Las Vegas, a gift from their children. Mr. Foley and Patricia Hanson were married Feb. 23, 1963, in Annunciation Catholic Church, Buffalo. He is retired from Dunlop, Town of Tonawanda; she is retired from Life Technologies, Grand Island. They have three children and 11 grandchildren.


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He transformed the Hotel Lafayette into a bustling multi-use complex.
He turned aging, obsolete buildings into upscale loft apartments.
Now developer Rocco Termini plans to convert an old furniture store in the Elmwood-Hertel neighborhood into residential, commercial and retail space.
The Buffalo News' Brian Meyer visited Termini to discuss a number of projects.
Here is a summary of an interview that is part of the weekly "In Focus" series. Watch the full six-minute interview at BuffaloNews.com/video.
Meyer: Let's do a hypothetical. A friend of yours from out of state calls and says, "You know, I've got a chunk of money I'm thinking of investing. I want to do a development project. Should I do it in Buffalo, and if so, what sector should I look at?"
Termini: My answer, of course, would be yes ... I'll tell him to wait to see what happens with HSBC [Center]. Once we see a lot of the [Class B and Class C office] buildings downtown empty out, there will be a great opportunity to buy those buildings and convert them into mixed-use buildings. And I think that's where the big opportunity is going to be downtown.
Meyer: Let's talk about one of your new projects that has ignited a lot of excitement. So many people have passed that old FWS furniture store on Elmwood Avenue, just south of Hertel. What are you planning on doing with this cavernous building?
Termini: It's really a great architectural building once you really take a chance to look at it. We're going to be putting apartments in there. We're going to be putting offices in there. A couple tech companies are going to be occupying those [offices]. And we're also going to be putting a restaurant and a distillery in there.
Meyer: Why North Buffalo? Why the Elmwood-Hertel area?
Termini: Because I saw the building, and I fell in love with it. I know it can be a great building.
Meyer: But when you look at the building as it exists now, it's tough to fall in love with it. It's an ugly duckling on Elmwood.
Termini: It is, but you have to have some vision. Every building that I've done is an ugly duckling. That's where the value is – to pick up buildings that are ugly ducklings and redo them.
Meyer: You're doing another residential development [nearby].
Termini: It's a half a block away on Grote Street, and that's going to be 22 apartments and some retail in that building.
Meyer: We are sitting on the top floor of [the Hotel @ The Lafayette].
Termini: It's going better than we ever thought it would go. We are booked up every weekend for this year for banquets already ... Our restaurants are mobbed every day. [Every] apartment is rented, and our hotel runs at around 70 percent occupancy.


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Though I had not stressed this out or overstuffed it (I travel light), the loop closure parted ways with the bag. I think though I've had it since July 2013 and it gave up the ghost about two months ago...so not quite a year I guess. This morning, I finally broke down and tried to staple something to the front of it and stitch it a little so I could use the closure. It's ugly but it reminded me to mention this issue to you. I'm an iPad carrying, lipstick wearing, extremely small wallet (think coin purse) kind of person. I couldn't really see any reason for that closure to pop out of the fabric. I've got a staple and thread holding it together now.
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it forms to the curve of my hip, which is nice for public transportation where space is limited. I received this bag and then went on a two week European trip. By the time I returned home, my leather wallet and leather iPad case, as well as other lighter-colored items, were all stained with dark smudges from the interior of the bag. I also noticed that my fingernails and finger pads were a tainted dark color from digging around in the bag. About halfway through my trip, I noticed that the shoulder strap was coming undone from the fastener, meaning that at any moment, the whole bag could have fallen off my shoulder. The stitching was unraveling. I took it to a shoe repairman and had them add metal rivets to hold it tight. Then, on the trip back to the states, I noticed that the zipper for the interior pocket had fallen off and was now missing. I am terribly disappointed in the quality of this bag, and I really wish they would improve the quality because it it otherwise a wonderful bag. I am returning it, but wishing very much that I didn't have to. Luckily, customer service has been easy to deal with as far as returning the bag, but they don't seem to address the quality issues, as the issues I've had seem to be had by other users as well. As it is now, I would not purchase this bag again, or recommend it to anyone. Also, as a side note, I paid the extra $6 to have my initials monogramed on the black leather patch, which they did, but it was very small and wasn't centered and looked kind of silly.
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I originally bought this bag for my daughter but decided to keep it for myself. I am a writer and I'm back to school and the design of this bag is perfect. It has a cover with a latch that keeps everything safe inside, not heavy, quality material, can wear it across the shoulder or over the shoulder, front pockets allow easy grab, and water bottle pocket. I've had numerous bags and could never get the right style for fit my needs. I finally found it. Now I have to buy another one for my daughter who is also back in school.
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Well worth the money
By FMGypsy
from Delaware
I love this bag! It's perfect for work; not too big, not too small. I wanted to wait before writing a review, and now that I've had the bag about two years, I can say it is very well made. The strap has pilled a bit, which is why I gave it 4 stars for quality, but the bag is very sturdy. Would definitely recommend.
Love this bag
By moe2
from South Lyon Mi.
I was looking for an "emergency" bag and the staff bag is perfect. I have room to keep files of all my important papers plus the outer pockets hold a weeks worth of my scripts. Hoping I will never need to use it in an emergency but meanwhile I work out of it daily.I also bought one for my daughter as a Christmas present.
Love this bag!
By Denise29
from Arizona
I bought this as a Retirement gift for my Boss who is going to take a computer class at the local college for fun when he retires this month. My coworkers all pitched in and we have enough $ to fill it with supplies too, because the bag is so affordable. We had his initials engraved on the front and it looks awesome. The bag is super sporty, yet very stylish and I can't believe how much room there is. Liked it so much, I'm buying another one for my husband!! Thanks Levenger.com for making my shopping so easy!
excellent to work bag
By navyram29
from Los Angeles, CA
i measured and assessed all of your bags as well as several other brands. i selected this messenger bag as i felt it met my needs. i am using it for the first time so i do not know what to expect as far as endurnace. I liked that it has an inside zip part plus the 2 outside pockets. it carries all i need to take with me. My last bag was a work gift but the zipper broke and I needed something more durable. I have been w this company for awhile and everything else i have ordered met or exceeded my expectations. I am hoping for the same w this bag
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By readraven
from Haverhill, MA
We purchased this bag last year for my nephew to use in high school. He is autistic and had trouble being organized using a backpack. Using this bag has worked well, and he feels like an adult. The water bottle pocket is a little snug but it made a great holder for a small umbrella. Thank you for this product.:-)
Wish it was more sturdy
By Wayfarer
from Austin, TX
I loved this bag when I first received it. It fits files and small computers perfectly, is weighed well, and fits under airline seats without a problem. However, several months into its use, the canvas started to rip and come apart at the seams. I wish I could continue to use it, but the quality is just not there.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By PoetJudge2
from IA
I was hoping this bag would be the go-between bag from a purse to a briefcase, large enough for files, pens, ipad, pads, wallet, etc. It is big enough; however the zipper continues to get caught in the cloth around it and the top flap is hard to maneuver. The outside pockets are too flimsy in that items continually fall out. The stitches are already beginning to unravel. I have purchased dozens of Levenger items throughout my years in business; this is a purchase I should have passed on. Had I not had it monogrammed, I would have returned it.
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I love this bag! It is well balanced and roomy without...
By sadie
I love this bag! It is well balanced and roomy without being over-the-top. The only "function" that could be improved on are the side pockets for holding a bottle of water. They are a bit on the small side and I find that I have to struggle a bit to even get my glasses case out. I'm not sure if the pockets will loosen-up, but I LOVE the bag anyway!
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Experience the beautifully reborn Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina. A stunning $65 million transformation brings the epitome of California coastal chic to our San Diego hotel, with incredible ocean views, waterfront dining, a contemporary poolside lounge, an eco-friendly spa, and redesigned guest rooms and meeting rooms. Delight in a water playground with three new pools and multiple water slides, waterfront health club, and a full-service marina with jet skis, sailboats, kayaks, sports fishing and whale excursions everything you could wish for in a San Diego California hotel. Coupled with our premier location close to famous sights, our luxurious new hotel in San Diego, California has become the unparalleled choice for discerning travelers.
As the closest hotel to SeaWorld, our family-friendly San Diego hotel is perfectly situated to explore Balboa Park, Lego Land, Gaslamp Quarter and the beautiful beaches. Gaze at the gorgeous vistas of the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay surrounding our resort hotel as you stroll along the boardwalk. Relax on lounge chairs overlooking the marina, where inviting boats await your arrival. The exciting changes taking place within our hotel will add even more deluxe amenities for your enjoyment including a pampering spa, water playground with multiple waterslides, new restaurants and more creating the premier choice among San Diego, CA hotels.
Our new casually elegant pool bar and lounge is poised to make waves in Mission Bay. Combining an urban vibe with seaside sophistication, this new hot spot is the bayside communitys long-awaited answer to contemporary style and entertainment offering sweeping bay views, imaginative cocktails and an inventive Pan-Latino fusion menu. The 360-degree, 800-gallon aquarium in the center of our bar is a captivating signature design element.
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Casually elegant, sophisticated and inviting, Red Marlin serves California-modern cuisine with ingredients procured from local environmentally responsible sources. The trend-forward menu focuses on healthy, fresh options that appeal to the mind as well as the palate. Red Marlin embraces an innovative concept - beautiful food, simply presented; with an emphasis on sustainable, organic ingredients.
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two people sharing a bond ; be it hetero or homosexual
bam margera and brandon novak
by micaela July 25, 2005
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Can you define these popular missing words?
*Your significant other*.*The person you can't live without*.*The person you see yourself with for life*.The greatest feeling one can know when it is reciprocated.Can hurt like hell when its not or when one is not true.
~I am so in love you.I just can't imagine myself without you.You are my life partner.I promise to forever love,honor,and cherish you for eternity............~
by ~jobella~ April 29, 2008
A life partner is a romantic or otherwise very close friend for life. The partners can be of the same or opposite sexes, married or unmarried, and monogamous or polyamorous.
Yoite and Miharu Rokujo are each others LifePartner
by Miharu Rokujo March 19, 2011
1. a non- homosexual way of saying homosexual.
2. one who you spend your life with
2. one who you spend your life with
kelly and cherry are life partners... they are getting married next spring
by Katryna Hearts Taylor July 21, 2006
life partner both sharing love , happiness , joy and sadness together , standing for other whenever required .
life goes smooth whenever your life partner is together & adjustable.
by malushe April 03, 2016
people that live together for financial stability with no emotional ties between them...some parents become separated, but stay in the same house so their children can be with both of them and to avoid custodial conflicts
Ra'Chel and Anthony decided to get divorced and become life partners for their daughter...no more mu-shu for Anthony :(
by urMoMma313 August 13, 2010
A politically correct way of saying gay lover. Usually the gay lover you would marry, but you can't because it is not legal to marry other dirty assclowns. Unless you go to Massachussets where I think it's still legal, that is until the gays abuse it like they do each others sphincters.
Bruce and Terri make the cutest lifepartners, too bad they can't marry... Oh well, let's go throw a big gay parade and force gayness on unsuspecting breeders.(aka hetero people)
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The future of the Maid of the Mist may not be so certain after all.
Three months after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced a plan to "save" the Niagara Falls boat tours, the Maid's competitor on the Canadian side is challenging the legality of the deal.
Hornblower Cruises filed suit Monday in State Supreme Court against the Maid and a slew of Cuomo administration officials for what it termed an "ill-considered and misguided maneuver" to keep the Niagara Falls company in business.
The lawsuit has the potential to disrupt the world-famous boat tours next year, when the Maid planned to build a new storage facility at the former Schoellkopf Power Plant on the American shore.
That facility was approved by Cuomo last year as a way to keep the "iconic" Maid of the Mist in operation after it lost the Canadian boat tours – and a key winter storage facility in Canada – to Hornblower.
But the suit labels the move to allow a new U.S. storage facility for the Maid as a "misguided and inexplicable effort to enable MaidCo to continue generating profits for itself" without a fair and equitable bidding process.
"NY State Parks has not explained its reasoning for providing MaidCo with this preferential treatment, and its reasons elude Hornblower," the suit states.
Much of the company's argument is based on the state's previous position that the Maid was the "sole-source provider" of the boat tours because of its storage facilities on the Canadian side.
Those facilities, crucial to keeping the wooden boats safe during the icy winters, do not exist on the American side. State parks officials used that fact to argue in 2002 that a 40-year contract with the Maid of the Mist did not need to be put out to public bidding.
But the Maid lost control of those facilities and the entire Canadian tours last year when the Ontario government threw open the boat-tour operations to public bidding.
That means any new construction should have been put out to public bidding, Hornblower officials said.
"Indeed, if any company were to be entitled to receive the New York concession without public bidding at this time, it would be Hornblower – based on the very same 'sole source' argument that MaidCo advanced in receiving the 2002 New York license," the suit states.
Hornblower takes the state to task for failing to put out to bid the construction of a new storage facility at the Schoellkopf site, despite the fact that the new construction takes place on state park land at the base of the Niagara Gorge.
"There is no basis in law, equity, or fundamental fairness for [State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey] or any other New York State public official to favor one private company over others," the suit states. "Indeed, this is exactly what the public bidding laws are designed to guard against."
State officials have said no bidding was necessary because the $30 million in new construction by the Maid will be covered under an amendment to the 40-year contract between the Maid and the state.
But Hornblower argues that the state's new agreement with the Maid "purports to shoehorn this massive capital project" into the current contract despite the revisions being "substantially beyond the scope of the original concession."
The company, which runs luxury yacht tours at Ellis Island in New York City and at Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, provides more than a dozen examples of legal precedent that favors the public bidding of contracts.
The signature case – Albert Elia Building Co. v. New York State Urban Development Corp. – involves the construction of the Niagara Falls Convention Center, a case that the suit says has "strikingly similar facts."
In that case, the construction company challenged the state's assertion that construction of a tunnel under the convention center could be covered under a change order and did not need to go out to bidding. A court sided with Elia and said the contract needed to be put out to bid.
The same applies to the Maid of the Mist, said Hornblower chief executive Terry MacRae. "We were definitely surprised that Parks and Recreation would not follow their own policies," MacRae said. "Our view is just that the taxpayers of New York aren't getting a fair shake, and something should be done about it."
Hornblower wants the court to declare void a tentative agreement between the state and the Maid, to cover its attorneys' fees and ultimately put the contract out to public bidding. It is represented by New York attorney Edward G. Kehoe and Niagara Falls attorney John P. Bartolomei.
Harvey, the parks commissioner, said in a statement that the state "is protecting our tourism industry in Niagara Falls and ensuring that this unique part of our heritage continues." She stressed that the Maid will pay for the $32 million in proposed construction at the Schoellkopf site and will also pay the state $100 million more over the course of the contract than the original deal.
But MacRae said his company is willing to pay $100 million more than the Maid's increased payments for the right to run the boat tours from both sides of the falls.
"It's unfortunate that there's not a positive and creative energy to create the best possible position for the State of New York," MacRae said. "Instead, it's protectionist and anti-change. I fail to see how that benefits the citizens of New York."
Hornblower is set to take over the Canadian tours next year. Maid officials, who did not respond to messages left for comment, plan to operate tours on both sides of the falls this summer.
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CHARLES TOWN - Donatella Arpaia grew up in the restaurant business.
"My crib was next to the dish-washing station of my father's first restaurant," the celebrity chef said in a recent interview with The Journal.
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Celebrity chef Donatella Arpaia, a judge on Food Network's "The Next Iron Chef" and "Iron Chef America," will make a public appearance at the H Lounge at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Arpaia's father, an immigrant to the United States from Italy, was a hard-working and successful restaurateur - but he was adamant that his daughter would not follow in his footsteps. He was working hard in a restaurant so she wouldn't have to do the same.
But in America, a young woman's dreams - even if they involve working hard - are open to be followed. So after getting a degree in law and working in the field for a few months, Arpaia realized what she wanted to do all along: follow in her family business.
"Food is a part of my culture and my soul," Arpaia said. "When I became an adult, I realized that was what I wanted to do and what was going to make me happy."
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She opened her first restaurant in New York, Bellini, in 1998 when she was 26 years old. Since, she has managed a number of successful restaurants including davidburke & donatella, which Forbes named a four-star restaurant; Anthos, a Greek restaurant that was named Best New Restaurant by Esquire in 2007; and Kefi, which serves the best meatballs in New York, according to the New York magazine.
Arpaia's famous meatballs will be among the recipes visitors will be able to taste when the celebrity chef visits the H Lounge at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races on Sunday. In addition, Arpaia will be discussing her career as the "Hostess with the Mostest," and her celebrity status as a judge on Food Network's "The Next Iron Chef" and "Iron Chef America."
The chef said she's always been comfortable engaging people - that was part of what made her first restaurant a critical success, she said - and that has transitioned well into her public career.
"When I left the law to go into the restaurant (business), I felt like a kid in a candy store, and I felt the same way when I started TV," Arpaia said, referring to her early televised appearances in New York. "I really enjoyed the response people get from me, the fans. They were writing in to me a lot and saying it reminded them of their youth, recipes and food. I enjoyed it, so I cultivated that."
Arpaia now makes dozens of television appearances throughout the year in addition to her regular Food Network spots. Earlier this week, she made a guest appearance on NBC's "The Today Show," on which she made turkey chorizo tacos and polenta with host Matt Lauer.
Through all of her television appearances, Arpaia says she is hopeful that she is helping people get healthier as she passes along lessons in cooking for oneself.
"There's a big love affair with food in this country," she said. "But there's such an obesity and diabetic epidemic in the country, and I think this is helping people - if you're cooking for yourself, you're cooking better stuff, as opposed to eating from a box."
Arpaia's appearance at the casino Sunday is scheduled for 4 p.m., and she will be available to answer questions on any topic related to her work. For more information about Arpaia, visit www.donatellaarpaia.com or find her on Twitter, @donatellaarpaia. For more information about upcoming shows and appearances at the casino, visit www.hollywoodcasinocharlestown.com.
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20 Ways to Decorate Your Tech with Removable Washi Tape
7th House on the Left • Colorful Keys / Eclectically Vinatge • Washi Tape Keyboard / Her New Leaf • Washi Tape Keyboard / Wedgienet ...Or the whole laptop. • Black and White Striped Laptop / Adore Wedding Blog • Colorful Washi Laptop / Super Ziper Use it to cover and reinforce a cracked iPhone back... • iPhone Quick Fix / Craft and Creativity ...Or just cover your case. • Black and White Striped Case / Artisan Blog • Washi Tape Project / Nileey's Sphere Use some Washi to jazz up your iPad... • Washi Tape iPad / Agus Y. ...Or its SmartCover • Washi Tape iPad Cover / Little Lucy Lu • Washi Smart Cover / Circle City Creations Wrap your cords in Washi... • DIY Washi Tape Cord / Whimseybox ...Or just the adapter... • Personalized Power Adapters / Pencil Shavings Studio • Phone Charger Label / 7th House on the Left ...Or both! • iPhone Chargers / Shaken Together Life Use decorative tape to label cords with flags... • Cute Cord Labels / I Heart Organizing • Washi Tape Cord Organization / Landee See, Landee Do ...Or wrap it around them for storage. • Washi Tape & Pesky Cords / Michelle My Belle • Organize Your Cords / Our Thirfty Ideas (Images: As linked above)


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In Part1 of this series, we discussed how most every application issue in production can be listed in one of three buckets: exceptions, non-responsiveness, and performance issues. This last bucket includes memory pressure issues, which is by far the most common type of .NET application issue I've seen in my time at Microsoft Support.
This episode is the first of three dedicated to troubleshooting memory pressure issues in .NET applications (the kind of troubleshooting Microsoft Support performs in the production environment). But before we jump straight into the aspects of troubleshooting, it's best to get a good understanding of virtual memory. Without this background, many of your troubleshooting efforts may lead to dead ends or - even worse - false conclusions.
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Excellent foundational expose. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Brad,
Did you miss posting episode 7, 8, & 9? After 6, the next one shows as 10.
Ran@Randhir: Good catch. Episodes 7-9 have been recorded, but there were issues & need to be re-recorded before I post them. I should be able to get them published in the next few weeks.
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The Coromant Capto C10 toolholding system is designed to increase removal capacity at higher torques, improving performance for a variety of heavy machining operations in large components. The system includes a range of holders and adapters from shrink-fit SL adaptors and ER chucks to tap adaptors.
According to the company, it is possible to use this single system for the entire workshop, regardless of machine type—turning center, machining center, multitasking machine— and degrees of automation—manual or fully automatic. The toolholding system enables standardization, reduces inventory costs and simplifies tool handling, the company says.


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The 5 Most Unjustly Overshadowed Sci-Fi Classics
We don't often discuss literature around here, which is strange, because I know for a fact that we are all avid readers, with the exception of John Cheese (although to be fair, I don't think books have made it out to the desolate corn-swamps of Illinois yet. The only book he's ever seen was the one that husk-witch used to curse his father and turn him into a tractor. You'd hate reading, too, if you were him).
Perhaps there's good reason for the lack of book-themed content. Perhaps you, as casual Internet readers, don't care about books. Perhaps you, as casual Internet readers who don't care about books, should go fuck yourselves. Or perhaps we're simply underestimating our awesome audience. I'm going with the latter, and since science fiction is my bag, let's give it a shot and discuss some truly astounding sci-fi books by notable authors ... that have been tragically overshadowed by their other, more iconic works. Now, if you're a huge sci-fi nerd, you've probably read all of these before, but if you don't dip into the genre often, or you only read the truly canonical works, it's definitely worth checking out ...
#5. Idoru, by William Gibson
What You Know Him For:
Neuromancer, Johnny Mnemonic, the abstract concept of the Internet
William Gibson wrote Neuromancer, the novel that basically started cyberpunk. If you think you haven't been influenced by the book, check again, because you're using the Internet to read this. In a very loose, abstract way, Neuromancer predicted the rise of the Internet. It was the first work to present the online world as a massively influential, interconnected, always-on entity. And all this at a time when the real Internet was a handful of nodes restricted exclusively to military nerds.
If your confused grandparents have ever asked you, "How do I navigate cyberspace? Is there some sort of ship or capsule?" you can thank Gibson. He first coined the term "cyberspace" in Neuromancer. But his more prophetic work is almost completely overlooked. Nobody pays Idoru much attention, probably because it's a much-smaller-scale book. The fate of the world doesn't hang in the balance; it's just the fate of the alternate media, and a young girl's naive belief system. In parts, it reads less like hard sci-fi and more like young adult, probably because its central protagonist is a teenage fangirl. Idoru focuses not on a grand action-adventure plot, but on the state of the new media, what it means to be a fan, what it means to be obsessed with things that aren't real, and what even is this "real" shit, anyway?
Neuromancer shot for a future 50 years away and hit the target; Idoru shot for 10 and hit the bull's-eye. It called laptop/tablet/mobile culture, Second Life, and the importance of online social networks, and even got as weirdly specific as the advent of purely synthetic Japanese pop stars. Idoru isn't a badass genre book. It won't get you any nods from the black-leather-trench-coat, Ray-Bans-indoors crowd, but really -- you don't want to hang out with those folks anyway. All they want to talk about is phreaking, and every meal is some weird flavor of Doritos they imported from Japan.
#4. The Man in the High Castle, by Philip K. Dick
What You Know Him For:
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (Blade Runner), We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (Total Recall), basically every other sci-fi movie of the last 20 years
Even if you've only vaguely heard of Philip K. Dick, I promise that you've seen his work. Hollywood barely paid attention to Dick when he was alive, but it turned out they were only waiting for his tragic death to drive prices down. Pretty much the second he shuffled off this mortal coil to visit the ol' cracked-out robot head in the sky, Hollywood execs seized Dick's estate with their entertainment storm troopers and decided to never make a movie not based on a Dick tale again. (Dang it, now I've got the theme for DuckTales stuck in my head.) Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report, Paycheck, and When Harry Met Sally were all adapted from original Dick works. Well, that last one wasn't an official Dick adaptation, but Valis was kind of all over the place -- I bet an argument could be made.
Although his other books got all the filmic attention, The Man in the High Castle was his best. Despite the fact that the bulk of his writing years were spent (admittedly) cranking out stories as fast as he could just to pay the rent, Dick was an extremely capable writer. He wasn't just an amphetamine-powered factory for mind-fucking plot twists. And The Man in the High Castle, an alternate history book about what would have happened to the U.S. if the Axis had won World War II, proves it. The Man in the High Castle, like every Dick tale (a-wee-oo), was metaphysical in parts and a bit tangential in others, but you still really got a chance to see what the man could do when he took his time with a book. The Man in the High Castle was perhaps the only time Dick got to write a novel like everybody else wrote novels -- carefully, with time for plotting, outline, and several revisions. Other parts of his career, while still totally brilliant, were spent in a tiny shack, methed to the gills, banging out complete novels in a week so the head in the sky wouldn't suck him up into space.
I'm not kidding about the head in the sky stuff. Dick was legitimately crazy and constantly drugged. He was like a sci-fi Hunter S. Thompson, if Hunter S. Thompson wrote about depressed Lincoln robots (We Can Build You) and fatal body odor (The Simulacra).
#3. Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, by Haruki Murakami
What You Know Him For:
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Norwegian Wood, the insufferable "now reading" lists of hipsters who have no intention of reading any such thing
Half of you just rolled your eyes at me because every hipster in the world these days has a Murakami book tucked into his post-ironic waistcoat. The other half just rolled their eyes at me for calling him a sci-fi author. I know, I know, the term all the smart people are using these days is "post-modernist" or "magical realist," but those phrases are bullshit. They're parsley on a Hot Pocket: They exist only for pretentious folk to try to fancy up something they like but think is beneath them. Murakami is a sci-fi author with a literary bent. Very few of his books stick to the literal and often boring world of reality. There's always some twist: Mysterious disappearances, alternate universes, magical powers, mythology come to life, and out-of-body experiences can be found in almost every one of his novels.
Maybe Murakami occasionally forgets to specifically assign those events to science, and maybe the primary themes of his novels deal with simple emotions like loss and frustration, but that doesn't make a book about Johnny Walker jumping off the bottle and kidnapping cats the sole domain of esteemed dramatic literature. It's good sci-fi with literary elements. Just eat your fucking Ham Pocket and deal with it.
But while his more borderline works, like Norwegian Wood, might pass for serious literary business in the community college reading nook, there's no denying that Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is pure sci-fi. No Murakami book is as straightforward and approachable as, say, a Piers Anthony romp or a quick Jane Hungergames yarn, but Hard-Boiled Wonderland is your entry level to bizarre modern-day Japanese philosofiction. It's a fast-paced mashup of Raymond Chandler, Japanese folk mythology, Inception-style mind games, and unicorns. Yes, unicorns. There are memory accountants, sewer monsters, parallel cities inside the human brain, and, of course, weirdly fetishistic Japanese ladies and jazz.
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Emoney is making thousands off the blackjack table
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generic term for a white boy who thinks hes black
we wanted to hurt emoney cuz he wouldnt stop sayin nigga
de stupid white boy 18 Ianuarie 2005
eric block, of the wynnehood, known for his insane love for lizzle fo shizzle and pretending to be black
emoney blizzle wouldnt quit obsessing over lizzle fo shizzle, so we sent them to a room together to get him to shut up
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One who calls himself Emoney is known as a huge facebook creep that has interests in girls younger than he. They enjoy sports without moment such as baseball, and tend to be cocky when he cannot even make a friend. They do not get out often. Plural form is Emonei (Gosh darn, hopefully you never run into more than one!)
Emoney creeped my pictures and did dirty things to them at 3 AM in the morning.
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a person who freaks when his/her boyfriend/girlfriend wants to spend time with there friend. There for being a A-hole about it.
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The NCAA was more than happy to deny USC and Ohio State chances to play in football bowl games, but will they take on North Carolina basketball? Remember that the NCAA has a financial interest in March Madness, but not in the BCS or the bowls.
The academic scandal at North Carolina appears to go back decades, but the latest report doesn't even go into whether specific athletes at North Carolina were involved. The report looks like a joke for trying to avoid the issue of athletes taking fraudulent classes.
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"Our men and women of the armed forces make great personal sacrifices in order to secure and protect our freedoms," said Dr. Robert Martino, founder of the Freedom Day USA event. "Their families have endured hardships and some have given all they have so that we may live in peace, free to pursue our dreams. The Freedom Day committee would like to acknowledge Dr. Linger for organizing local business participation in the Elkins area."
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One name kept coming up last offseason as Jeff McCarragher went looking for an addition to the College of Charleston's basketball radio crew.
"Danny Johnson," suggested former Cougars head coach John Kresse, and just about everyone else.
Why, of course.
Johnson oozes credibility. He was Rick Barnes' first Clemson recruit before transferring to the College of Charleston and helping the Cougars reach the NCAA tournament in 1998 and 1999. He played professionally all over the world.
Family ties to the business are stronger than hardwood.
Johnson, 36, is the grandson of the late Bob Fulton, the booming voice of South Carolina Gamecocks basketball, football and baseball for 43 years before retiring in 1995.
"The last few years of his life, I really got to spend some time with him," Johnson said of the amiable Fulton, who died in 2010. "The one thing I'll never have that he was known for is that distinctive voice. That voice really carried. Everyone in South Carolina knew that voice.
"I don't have that voice, but one thing I learned from my grandfather is to use any advantage you have to get one step ahead of the next person. One thing I have is a perspective that's very different than most people; I've been through a ton of things in basketball."
Not surprisingly, Johnson has been excellent while serving as an analyst alongside radio teammate Everett German when McCarragher takes his play-by-play duties to television, working with Kresse and Nate Ross. Johnson is at it again tonight when the Cougars play host to Davidson in a televised Southern Conference showdown at TD Arena.
"At first I looked at (broadcasting) as a hobby," Johnson said. "But it's been very relaxing for me. The arena. The smells. The balls bouncing. As the sound of the ocean is relaxing to people lying on the beach, the sound of balls bouncing around is relaxing to me."
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"I'm outspoken," said Johnson, a Summerville resident. "I'm definitely not shy, and I know the game pretty well. The opportunity came about and I was just really excited about it."
McCarragher wasn't aware of the family connection until a studio taping session with Johnson last fall.
"Do you know who my grand-father is?" Johnson asked.
"No," McCarragher said.
"Well, he recently passed away. But he was the longtime voice of South Carolina."
"Bob Fulton was your grandfather? I've heard so many great things about him."
Johnson told McCarragher about the heart-tugging night that paths crossed, when Fulton called a Gamecocks-Tigers game with his grandson in the Clemson lineup.
"Danny told me how much Bob was loved and respected," McCarragher said. "I could tell from the tone of Danny's voice how much he missed his grandfather."
Why didn't someone think of this broadcasting thing sooner?
Mostly because Johnson was busy.
He played pro basketball, getting long looks in NBA camps or summer leagues with the Knicks, Bucks, Pacers and Bobcats. The overseas resume includes stints in Greece, England, France, Turkey and Lebanon.
Johnson completed work on his College of Charleston degree.
He works as a sales rep and account executive at a chemical supply company and helps run Teacups & Trucks, a Summerville children's party planning service.
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He caught his breath for a quick take on Davidson.
"Coach (Bob) McKillop is just so highly respected, just the discipline his teams play with," Johnson said. "They're a tough matchup. If you look at the starters, their free throw percentage is in the 80s. Let's say a predicament comes where you're close at the end. The statistics say the advantage is to Davidson because they have five guys on the court that can make free throws. That's a testament to what coach McKillop thinks is important."
The part-time radio analyst has been around the globe, and around the College of Charleston program a while. He realizes many Cougar fans won't be satisfied without the first NCAA tournament appearance since that 1999 team lost to Tulsa.
"We have a lot of talent," Johnson said.
"Coach (Bobby) Cremins did a good job of bringing talent in and now coach (Doug) Wojcik has a completely different philosophy on basketball. A lot of times people don't understand that success is a process. It's fun to watch that process."
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When all thats left on the chessboard is your king and all your pawns.
Jeff slid his queen to another one of Dean's pawns "I am eating a king salad." He said. His voice dripping with evil.
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1. In chess when your opponent has nothing but a king and all his pawns, you start taking your queen and killing his pawns one by one.
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The Draft Day star was spotted at the West Virginia Power's stadium with her parents, sister and three children: Violet, 8, Seraphina, 5, and Samuel, 2.
Garner, 42, cheered on the team to victory as spectators Tweeted their excitement at watching her return to her roots. (She even posed with the Power's mascot, Chuck!)
The game was part of the actress's low-key weekend trip to see family and friends – before she flew solo to meet husband Ben Affleck for their anniversary.
After grabbing dinner with friends Thursday night, Garner stopped by her alma mater, George Washington High School, on Friday. She took in the Power game Saturday evening.
But Affleck, who has been in Detroit shooting his role as the Caped Crusader in Batman vs. Superman, was nowhere to be seen.
Though his gambling has been making headlines, sources say he and Garner are still going strong.
"She never understood his gambling obsession and she doesn't want him to be in the news [for it]," one insider told PEOPLE of Garner. "[But] she's the most patient wife ever and is still very much in love with Ben."
Despite Affleck's absence from the weekend getaway, the couple celebrated nine years of marriage together Sunday. Affleck, 41, bought Garner jewelry from Barneys in Beverly Hills last week, and she joined him in Detroit after sending their kids and nannies back home to Los Angeles from Charleston. The two dined at Bistro 82 in Royal Oak, Michigan, according to the French restaurant's Facebook page and Tweets from onlookers.
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Plenty of names will be mentioned by the media and fans as possibilities to become Penn State's next head coach, but there's one thing to keep in mind throughout the process.
During the last coaching search, Bill O'Brien's name didn't surface at all as a strong candidate until four days before he was hired. The search had gone on for nearly a month and a half prior to that, with many names being mentioned, and at one point ESPN even reported that Mississippi State's Dan Mullen was a leading candidate.
At this point, speculation about any candidate should be taken with a grain of salt, and Penn State's search committee likely will be just as secretive about its process as it was the last time around. The committee might be impressed by a relative unknown once again and surprise everyone with the hire.
Another major component: The Penn State job is a very good job right now, not toxic like it was when O'Brien was hired.
Now, one big question is exactly who will be making the hire. The money man, Ira Lubert, will need to be on board with the decision, but athletic director Dave Joyner probably will be heading the committee, even though his tenure is expected to end this summer.
It's not the best-case scenario having a lame-duck AD make such an important hire, but that's the unavoidable situation Penn State finds itself in.
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* James Franklin, Vanderbilt coach
* Greg Schiano, just fired by Tampa Bay Bucs
* Al Golden, Miami (Fla.) coach
* Greg Roman, San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator
* David Cutcliffe, Duke coach
* Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern coach
* Mike Munchak, Tennessee Titans coach
* Jim Caldwell, Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator
Let's look at the type of coach PSU probably will be looking for to replace Bill O'Brien.
The first priority is a coach who will be committed to Penn State for several years and who won't be using the job as a springboard to the NFL or another college job. That's not a knock on O'Brien or his ambition, but the bottom line is Penn State can't be going through this kind of coaching uncertainty every couple of years.
It's not feasible to expect the next coach to commit to the Nittany Lions for 10 or 15 years, but at least a five-year commitment should not be out of the question given that Penn State is now, thanks to O'Brien's efforts, once again a very good college job.
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This criteria could rule out a number of potential candidates, such as San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who was in the running two years ago. If Penn State hires another NFL coordinator, it runs the risk of that guy being just like O'Brien in that he would always be looking for a potential pro job.
That's not to say all NFL assistant coaches would be a questionable choice. If Penn State can find one who would be committed to the school for a lengthy period, then certainly the NFL experience and connections would help entice recruits, as it did for O'Brien.
Another major criteria is to find an offensive-minded coach. This is 2014, and offense is the name of the game in football. Finding someone who can carry on what O'Brien started from that standpoint would make for a more compelling product to watch, and entertaining the fans is important, especially when you consider how many empty seats there have been for many games at Beaver Stadium the past two years.
The Lions have a franchise quarterback in place in Christian Hackenberg. The best-case scenario would be a coach who can help him continue to develop, which in turn should help PSU once again become a factor on the national stage in the coming years as the sanctions come to an end.
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The Stetson University volleyball team will have another opportunity to punch its ticket to the postseason tonight as the Hatters visit the UNF Ospreys. First serve is set for 6 p.m. at the UNF Arena.
Stetson (17-11, 8-6 A-Sun) nearly earned its first conference tournament bid since 1995 on Saturday when the Hatters took Atlantic Sun frontrunner ETSU to five sets before falling just a few points short in the decisive frame. Tiffany Creamer recorded a career-high 22 kills in the match, and was named the league's Freshman of the Week on Monday.
UNF (8-17, 4-9) is also competing for a tournament berth and is looking to avenge a 3-2 loss to the Hatters back in September. The Ospreys lead the all-time series 14-4 over Stetson.
The contest will be the first of four consecutive road matches to close the regular season for Stetson.
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A recent wildlife survey in the Laikipia District of central Kenya in February 2001 provided an opportunity to test a Zebra Simulation Model developed by The Mpala Research Centre. This predictive model can estimate the total number of zebras present in a given area. The prediction for this year, according to the model, was 23,726. Compared to the actual number of zebras found through traditional survey techniques in February was 26,095. This is a difference of 9% and represents an accurate substitute for more costly sampling methods.
Statement by the International Gorilla Conservation Program, a joint initiative of the African Wildlife Foundation, Fauna and Flora International and World Wide Fund for Nature.
If you ask wildlife managers working in national parks in Botswana, Kenya and Tanzania where they studied, many will give you the same answer: The College of African Wildlife Management in Mweka, Tanzania.
Situated in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro (Mweka is one of the towns that allow access to climb the mountain), the college is a respected regional training school that AWF helped establish almost 40 years ago. Mweka College trains mid-career protected-area and wildlife professionals from all over the continent.
During the last year, AWF doubled its number of Conservation Service Centers (CSCs). The two original CSCs are in Nairobi and Arusha. In 2000, a third center opened in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and a fourth in White River, South Africa.
AWF hired Isidore Gwashure, formerly a top executive in southern Africa's ecotourism industry, to direct the CSC program. Now based at AWF's Office of African Operations in Nairobi, he has concluded agreements with two major southern African tourism companies and is negotiating additional contracts.
For the first time in nearly thirty years, elephants have been sighted in the Central Kajido District, which is located in the Kilimanjaro Heartland. The Kilimanjaro Heartland straddles between the borders of Tanzania and Kenya. The Heartland supports exceptional biological and other values, such as the best known and studied population of African elephants in the world. It is also home to endangered species including cheetah and wild dogs, and contains an important system of wetlands welling up from Mt. Kilimanjaro.


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Twelve Cardinals to be Honored at Last Home Meet
MUNCIE, Ind. – The Ball State men's and women's swimming and diving teams will host their last home meet of the season when they welcome Evansville to Lewellen Aquatics Center. The meet is set to start at 4 p.m., and will also serve as senior night for eight members of the women's team and four members of the men's team.
The women are coming off a 1-1 weekend where the picked up a dual win over Illinois State and dropped a contest to Eastern Michigan. The Cardinals netted 12 individual and four relay wins over the two-meet stretch.
The men dropped a 159-130 decision to Eastern Michigan. Joseph Morris and Michael Weber each registered two individual wins, while freshman Cole Smith notched his first collegiate win.
The women will honor Jillian Bischoff, Dana Graunke, Natalie Grissom, Mackenzie Imbro, Jennifer Miles, Katelyn Pratt, Mallory Przybylinski and Cori Vormohr. The men that will be honored include Ethan Hall, Michael Oaks, Nicholas Stevens and Michael Weber.
The meet is set to begin at 4 p.m. at Lewllen Aquatics Center. You can keep track of both teams at ballstatesports.com.


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Bob Marley said: "Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, None but ourselves can free our minds."
I think that is advice many of us need to take more closely to heart. Some people are in truly bad situations that they need to leave. But for many of us, we are partly the architects of our problems. As the old saying goes, it takes two to tango.
What energy are you bringing to your life? Are you holding onto past grudges? Sometimes we bring a negative energy into our life that can have nothing to do with the actual situation. Just think of how grumpy and unpleasant workplaces can be after a snowstorm leads to an extra long commute. People made it in safely and aren't, so why do they stay grumpy?
Today, try and find your reset button, the little switch inside your head that lets you approach each situation fresh even though it might involve the same people and problems as it did before. This can be the best stress management skill, because truly letting go of baggage from previous situations means you have so much less to carry! Hit that reset button and see if your world (or at least your day) can change for the better!
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...1-One who has a mind of their own and chooses to question in disbelief all biblical, religious,esoteric and cannonized writings...2-Disregard for belief systems. 3-a person who speaks disrespectfully of sacred things. 4-a person who does is not devoted to a deity
Go fuck yourself and your crippled Christ..fuck your god.The concept of god is for the shepherds poor little sheep...are you a follower or a leader...I am my own God..therefor I am GOD..I am BLASPHEME...I am BLASPHEMER I an LUCIFERIAN......
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One who blasphemes.
July was condemed too hell, for she was a blasphemer, and a whore.
por setSuna 02 de Novembro de 2003
A person who chooses to desecrate any form of God (ideas of, images of, dedications to...). A person who lacks respect for God could be guilty of such title.
"Screw God, he's done nothing for me." -Blasphemer
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One who commits acts of Blasphemy on a regular basis.
John Doe is a Blasphemer!!! He is going to hell!!!
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jesus is mexican
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• With Geringer Global Travel, couples save $600 on the 18-day Luxury Adventure and Cultural India Journey. Book by March 1 and pay from $8,825 per person double for travel through March 31 or from $9,390 Oct. 1 to Dec. 22. The land-only trip visits such destinations as Delhi, Agra, Ranthambore, Jaipur and Udaipur, and includes luxury accommodations, entrance fees, all transport services, guided tours, some meals, cultural activities and more. Info: (877) 255-7438, www.geringerglobaltravel.com.
• Holland America is offering savings of up to 50 percent, plus free or reduced fares for the third and fourth guests in a stateroom and free or reduced pre- or post-cruise hotel stays. The Sail and Save promotion applies to select sailings. Savings vary. For example, the seven-night Canada & New England Discovery cruise, which sails from Boston to Quebec City on May 4, now costs $3,422 per person for the first two people sharing a deluxe veranda suite; the third and fourth passengers pay only $123 in tax each, for a total savings of $2,398. The cruise also includes a hotel night for two at the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City (worth $302) and transfers for two from Quebec City to Montreal, valued at $138. Info: (877) 932-4259, www.hollandamerica.com.
• Save up to $3,200 per couple or $1,600 per person on two March departures of Grand Circle Cruise Line's Hidden Gems of the Dalmatian Coast & Greece cruise tour. On the March 3 departure, couples pay from $5,940 (vs. $9,140) and singles pay from $3,990 (vs. $5,590). On March 9, two cruisers pay from $6,340 (vs. $9,540) and singles pay from $4,090 (vs. $5,690). The 15-day cruise departs from Athens and ends in Zagreb, Croatia; the ship visits such ports as Corfu, Greece; Saranda, Albania; Kotor, Montenegro; and Split, Croatia. Price includes one night's hotel in Athens and three nights in Zagreb; 10-night cruise; 37 meals with wine at dinner; 13 tours; taxes; and more. Book by Monday; use Code: TAAA 689. Info: (800) 221-2610, www.gct.com.
• Aer Lingus is offering sale fares for spring travel to Dublin and Shannon. With taxes, the round-trip flights from Buffalo (through New York's JFK) start at about $776 on flights April 1-30. Flights May 1-June 15 start at $743 round trip. For cheapest fares, fly Monday through Thursday; some dates are sold out. Book at www.aerlingus.com by Tuesday.
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