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Donald Trump...NFL owner?
After Bills owner Ralph Wilson died last week, the billionaire and "The Apprentice" host told a radio station in Buffalo, via ESPN.com's Mike Rodak, that he's been approached about investing in the team.
It wouldn't be the first time Trump owned a football franchise -- he put money into the USFL's New Jersey Generals in the 1980s. Here's what he had to say:
"People have actually talked to me about the Bills. I mean, the group of people called me -- would I be interested in investing, and I'll take a look at it. I mean, I look at a lot of things. I'll take a look at it. ... I know so many people in Buffalo, and they have asked me about looking at that and I certainly would look at it, but I would ... if it were me, I'd keep the team in Buffalo. I think it's something that is really vital to the area. ... It would be catastrophic, in my opinion, if Buffalo lost the Buffalo Bills."
That's music to denizens of Buffalo, who are collectively yelling, "You're hired!" as they read this.
There was another name famous in New Jersey floated last November as a potential Bills owner: Jon Bon Jovi. But nothing further has surfaced since then.

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Stephan Palos is a Hungary-born Buddhist now living in a Tibetan monastery exile in Switzerland. The book, originally published in Hungarian in 1963, was written in two parts.
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Avery Center associate director seeks to inspire black youths through history
For Leila Potts-Campbell, collecting and disseminating black history is part necessity and part labor of love. It's also integral to the missions of the Avery Research Center for African-American History and Culture.
Potts-Campbell, who was born in Charleston, spent more than three decades doing rewarding work with the American Red Cross, living in Atlanta, Detroit and Washington, D.C. It's mostly her work with the Red Cross that took her to all 50 states and several foreign countries.
Potts-Campbell returned home in 1998, and is now Avery's associate director. She's also the daughter of the late John Potts, who was principal of Avery through its transition from private institute to public school and closing.
She and Avery, which was founded to educate blacks just after the Civil War, are a great fit. The center's mission is to collect, preserve and document the history and culture of blacks in South Carolina's Lowcountry. Potts-Campbell is passionate about spreading an understanding of that history and culture.
"It's not generally known and there are a lot of misconceptions," she says when asked why she's passionate about it. "People think that we were slaves and that means everybody. We have not all had the same experiences. We had as varied a background as any other race."
The associate director had the opportunity to meet many of the blacks discussed in classrooms today. They stayed in the guest room of her parents' home on Montagu Street during their visits to Avery. She met prominent blacks such as W.E.B. DuBois, Thurgood Marshall and Langston Hughes, who once served as baby sitter for Potts-Campbell, her brother and sister, and wrote their mother a letter about the experience.
One of Potts-Campbell's priorities at Avery - an archive, museum and community resource - is to use local black history to inspire black children, such as those who attend the center's African-American History Camp, to aim higher.
Many of them grow up in communities where excellence is not expected of them because they are black, says Potts-Campbell. She makes a point of giving them examples of blacks who accomplished great things under adverse circumstances.
She's trying to help establish a foundation that will help the children overcome what some refer to as a victim mentality.
"I am planting a seed - that we are not downtrodden people. Did we have a bad time in history? Yes. But that does not mean that we are down."
When the children at camp learn about slave badges, which blacks in Charleston were required to show that they were permitted to be away from the plantation, Potts-Campbell is quick to also tell them that slave badges represented "a way out" for some. She explains to them that some had badges because they were skilled tradesmen whose expertise was sought beyond the confines of the plantation where they lived. She lets them know that slaves who were able to keep some of the money they earned practicing their trades, sometimes saved it and bought their freedom and the freedom of their family members.
"Kids are surprised to hear about things like this," she says. No one has told them about the slave badges or other unique features of slavery in the Charleston area. Although it's their heritage, they have not been taught to recognize and appreciate it.
"Nowadays, many black children don't have a sense of who they are or what their past is. They seem to be ashamed of it when they should really be proud of how far we have come. We knew that education was important. This whole thing about being educated as acting white is so far from who we were or are."
Young blacks growing up in the Lowcountry need to be told that their ancestors were brought here for their skills and knowledge, says Potts-Campbell. If they realize that their ancestors had skills and knowledge, they will try harder to develop their own.
"In the beginning (of camp), some kids just cannot get their arms wrapped around that. The first time it's hard for them to say that black people did a great thing," she says.
So many who made contributions during and after slavery are not mentioned during Black History Month, says Potts-Campbell, adding that some people made it despite the odds and should be recognized.
When people are content to teach only about Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, they do the others a disservice, she says.
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Erie Rugby Club hosts playoff game
The Erie Rugby Club will play the Lexington (Ky.) Blackstones in the second round of the Midwest Rugby Union playoffs today at 1 p.m. at the Erie Boys & Girls Club field at 10th Street and Gilson.
Erie is coming off a 10-6 victory over the Tri-Cities Barbarians of Midland, Mich., in the opening round last week. Tom Tredway and Billy Kruszewski each had one try for five points in the opener.
Erie (7-0) is the top seed out of the Eastern Division and has outscored its opponents 416-34 this season. If Erie were to win today, it would play in the Final Four of the Midwest Rugby Union next spring. The league waits to play its final two playoff rounds until the weather and travel become less of an issue.
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Bing Crosby Signed News Photo Personalized to Honus Wagner
Starting Bid - $100.00, Sold For - $587.50
While Bing Crosby's name today is rarely mentioned in baseball circles, he was an ardent fan and in 1946 became a minority owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Offered is a charming circa 1950 Associated Press news photo capturing Crosby cavorting on the field with the legendary Honus Wagner, who at the time was a member of the Pirates coaching staff. The two are pictured striking a similar pose and Crosby has inscribed the photo in blue ink "To my favorite uncle – Honus – Bing Crosby." Both Crosby's inscription and signature grade "8" overall. The photo (7 x 9 inches) has a few small staple holes in the border areas as well as a few light surface wrinkles (primarily along the borders). An Associated Press news stamp appears on the reverse. Very Good to Excellent condition. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Reserve $100. Estimate $200/$300. SOLD FOR $587.50
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The state of Texas has taken the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to court over the issue of global warming.
The Austin-American Statesman newspaper reported Texas officials are trying to prevent the the federal regulation of greenhouse gasses.
They have also accused the EPA of relying on flawed science to write those regulations.
However, the EPA stated that its findings were based on work by the U.S. Global Climate Research Program, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the National Research Council, which combines thousands of studies to give a consensus on what scientific literature shows about climate, according to the agency.
"(The EPA) outsourced the scientific basis for its greenhouse gas regulation to a scandal-plagued international organization that cannot be considered objective or trustworthy," said Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott.
The suit was first filed in February by Texas and other states.
Abbott warned that if the new regulations go into effect, they could cost the state tens of thousands of lost jobs along with higher energy costs.
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Prime-time matchup
November 14, 2010 - Buck Frank
The Steelers and Patriots have produced some memorable games over the last 10 seasons, in the regular season and the playoffs. A bunch of the players who participated in those games -- names like Vrabel, Bruschi, Harrison, Porter, Dillon, Burress, Bettis, McGinest, Seymour -- are gone, but both teams have continued to stay near or at the top of the NFL. Both teams are 6-2 this year, but both have concerns entering tonight's game. The Steelers will be without Aaron Smith and Brett Keisel on the defensive line and Max Starks and Chris Kemoeatu on the offensive line. Star linebacker James Harrison has also been having problems with back spasms, but he is dressing for the game. The Patriots won't have veteran running back Fred Taylor, they no longer have a deep threat with Randy Moss gone, and Tom Brady has been limping on a bad foot all week in practice. With so many personnel adjustments on both sides, the guess here is the better coached team will win tonight. That's why I'm picking the Patriots. Pregame notes: --A light rain fell in Pittsburgh for several hours before the game, and the Heinz Field surface was not covered. --The Steelers will wear their throwback uniforms for the second (and presumably the last) time this season. --In addition to Kemoeatu, Keisel and Smith, the Steelers have de-activated safety Will Allen (concussion), tackle Chris Scott (just taken off PUP list), receiver Antonio Brown (can't supplant Emmanuel Sanders) and running back Jonathan Dwyer (as usual). Chalie Batch is the third QB. --Ex-Penn State offensive lineman Rich Ohrnberger is on the Patriots' inactive list. --The Steelers will honor several former players at halftime, most notably Dermontti Dawson.


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Report Women's presence and roles in the military have greatly increased over the past few decades, but the military is falling far short of its obligation to provide servicewomen with adequate reproductive and sexual health care.
Jessica Arons interviews Lynn Paltrow of the National Advocates for Pregnant Women about the importance of Roe v. Wade for not only women who choose to terminate their pregnancies but also for all women nationwide.
Miriam Yeung, the executive director of the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, discusses the intersections and implications of Roe v. Wade on her work on social justice and human rights.
Restrictions on Medicaid coverage of abortion services disproportionately affect poor women and women of color, further exacerbating inequality in this country.
Jessica Arons writes about the importance of providing immigrants to the United States access to health care.
Jessica Arons writes about how it's long past time to lift these arbitrary and unnecessary barriers to this safe, effective, and time-sensitive method of pregnancy prevention.
Jessica Arons describes three things we can do to protect women from predators such as Kermit Gosnell going forward.
Neera Tanden and Jessica Arons argue against the stance that Roe v. Wade hurt the pro-choice cause by trying to do too much, and that striking down DOMA might cause a similar backlash against gay marriage.
Report The longer we put off the regulation and oversight of assisted reproductive technologies, the more complications that will ensue for an untold number of families.
Viviana Waisman, executive director of Women's Link Worldwide, explains some of the successful strategies she has employed to enforce human rights standards before a number of foreign and international courts and shares lessons that advocates around the world can adopt.
Jessica Arons discusses how the United States fails to provide justice to global victims of sexual violence.
As this week marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Jessica Arons and Shira Saperstein revisit CAP's 2006 report, "More than a Choice: A Progressive Vision for Reproductive Health & Rights."
Jessica Arons responds to a column in The New York Times that discussed Roe v. Wade.
Abortion is a difficult and challenging subject but it is a critical piece of the story of women's advancement and it should not be overlooked or censored. We cannot fight for a right that we cannot name.
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President Thomas Jefferson worked closely with Meriwether Lewis to ensure that he was well prepared�to anticipate what the party would need in the way of arms, food, medicines, camping gear, scientific instruments, and presents for the Indians. They planned well. While the expedition ran out of such luxuries as whiskey, tobacco, and salt, they never ran out of rifles and powder, needed both for self-defense and food supply; and they never ran out of ink and paper, needed to record their findings.
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Ponce Inlet's Marine Science Center is nearing a decade of assistance to stranded turtles, injured seabirds and marine mammals. A new study of the exotic invader the Lion fish will shed light on where this predator came from and what we can do to rein it in before it decimates our coastal waters.
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Ross C.B.S. reach first-ever final
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ON A cold and wet Arklow town pitch on Wednesday last, C.B.S. New Ross battled hard to reach their first-ever Senior Leinster Cup final, beating Dublin opponents Coláiste de hIde of Tallaght on a 3-2 scoreline.
New Ross took the lead early when John Halligan finished a Seán Duffy near-post corner.
However, the advantage didn't last too long as the Tallaght side came more and more into the game, equalising after some nice football through the middle.
Tallaght began the second-half stronger and tested New Ross 'keeper Danielus Nieus who pulled off a string of saves before being beaten from a close-range effort.
New Ross looked down and out before Eric Banville found Seán Duffy whose strong run ended in the awarding of a penalty, which the young Ross Celtic man duly converted.
The sides were level going into the final ten minutes when New Ross got their second wind and began to pressure the Tallaght defence.
After forcing a couple of corners, C.B.S. got the winner when the ball fell to substitute Daniel O'Connor who finished to set up a nail-biting conclusion.
The defence marshalled by the excellent Ryan Delaney held firm for the five minutes of additional time, and the whistle was welcomed with joy by the C.B.S. students.
A superb team effort in difficult playing positions sees C.B.S. through to the Leinster final where they face St. Killian's from Clonskeagh in Dublin at the Arklow Town pitch on Friday next, January 25.
Let's hope captain Eric Banville and his squad can make history and complete the job!
This progress to the final is a huge boost for the school who are surrounded by a number of very strong soccer clubs in their catchment area.
The town of New Ross itself has always been a hotbed of soccer, with Celtic and Town flying the flag proudly in local league circles.
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It may seem far fetched as this blog, many others, and the mass media daily report upon fascinating new biomedical discoveries, but the edifice of medical research in this country may be falling into serious disrepair.
A Broken Pipeline?
Between 1998 and 2003 funding for the National Institutes of Health, which provides the lion's share of medical research funding in this country, doubled. That proved beneficial. But since then, in inflation-adjusted dollars, funding has remained flat.
As a result fewer grants are funded and young researchers must wait longer to get their first grants, if they come at all. Radical, but promising ideas often don't get funded. This has all been talked of before, but a new report, titled Broken pipeline, puts the problem into clearer focus.
The question becomes: how long can junior researchers wait for real funding before they must begin to reconsider their career options? Today's researchers are waiting an average of four years longer than they did in 1990 for their first big grant: 43 is now the average age of first-time R01 recipients (the premier NIH grant).
Senior investigators report that many of the brightest young minds are leaking out of the pipeline because they no longer see the promise of a career in academic science. Many are following opportunities in private industry or in places like China, Singapore, India, and the European Union, where public investment in scientific research is a top priority.
Scientists from Brown, Duke, Harvard, Ohio State, Partners Healthcare, UCLA, and Vanderbilt authored the report. And yes, they are researchers who would benefit from more NIH funding. That doesn't mean we should ignore them.
The bottom line here is that bright, young people will probably begin moving into other fields, perhaps law, rather than science if this trend continues much longer. More troubling is the possibility that they will pursue careers in other countries.
The new report is already receiving considerable attention, being discussed here by Nobel Intent, A Blog Around the Clock, and DrugMonkey, among others.
Let us hope that attention turns into some kind of action on a problem biomedical researchers have been warning about for some time now.


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An echocardiogram uses sound waves (called ultrasound) to look at the size, shape, and motion of the heart.
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In addition to this standard test, there are specialized echocardiograms:
An echocardiogram may be used to:
Your doctor may do the following:
A gel is put on your chest. This gel helps the sound waves travel. The technician presses a small, hand-held device (called a transducer) against your skin. The transducer sends sound waves toward your heart. The sound waves are then reflected back to the device. The waves are converted into electrical impulses. These impulses become an image on the screen.
The technician can capture a still image, or videotape moving images. To get clearer and more complete images, the technician may move the transducer to different areas of your chest. You may be asked to change positions and slowly inhale, exhale, or hold your breath.
The gel is wiped from your chest.
30-60 minutes
The images are analyzed by a specialist. Based on the findings, your doctor will recommend treatment or further testing.
After the test, call your doctor if you have worsening heart-related symptoms.
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American Society of Echocardiographyhttp://asecho.org/
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Ozzie Smith wants the federal government to make opening day of the major league baseball season a national holiday.
The Hall of Fame shortstop is leading a campaign to collect 100,000 signatures within 30 days under the We the People petitioning program, which would trigger a review by the Obama administration.
The effort is being backed by Anheuser-Busch InBev's Budweiser brand.
"Coming from St. Louis, of course being such as baseball town, it's sort of an unofficial holiday, opening day, so they thought it would be a good idea for Mr. Smith to just take a trip to Washington," Smith said Tuesday during a telephone interview.


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Worms (Xbox Live Arcade) for Xbox 360On: Xbox 360
Worms get the HD treatment in its first outing on the Xbox 360.
Worms Collection coming to Xbox 360 and PS3
Worms HD, Worms 2: Armageddon and Worms Ultimate Mayhem.
First Worms merchandise in time for Christmas
The first official Worms merchandise is now available to buy from retailers across Europe, Team17 has announced. Available now is a Super Sheep Plush and Worms poster.
BF1943 was most purchased XBLA game of 2009
Castle Crashers, Trials HD, Hasbro Family Game Night and Shadow Complex also did well.
Three XBLA titles reduced in price
Worms, Ultimate Morkal Kombat 3 and Feeding Frenzy to drop to 400 MS Points.
Street Fighter II tops Xbox LIVE Arcade sales
Capcom's classic brawler is the most purchased game on the service between July 06 and June 07.
Worms gets new levels
Team 17 has announced a host of new downloadable content for Worms on Xbox Live Arcade.
Worms surfaces on Xbox Live Arcade next week
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These instructions assume a basic knowledge of HTML and CSS. If you are familiar with web standards and CSS-driven layout, you will probably find the templates intuitive to use. Otherwise, please be patient, and resist the urge to use layout tables, spacer graphics, or font tags.
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Tomblin: State to expand Medicaid
May 3, 2013
CHARLESTON — Once the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's comprehensive healthcare reform, was passed in March 2010, questions lingered regarding West Virginia's possible expansion of......
Major: "Medicare is a bankrupt idea".
Yep, let 'em suffer and die. Or the good folks like Major can use the ones still standing for target practice. Not worth saving, any of 'em. Might as well get some use...
Just a Modest Proposal, mind you.
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I have a suggestion for the next screen name change, StupidsBack....
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Delegate Eric Householder, R-Berkeley, said in a telephone interview Thursday he disagreed with Tomblin's decision, citing concerns about federal control, as well as costs...
I bet if ole Eric wasn't getting a free ride on his wife's teacher medical benefits, he'd be singing a different tune.
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David: If you aren't earning enough to pay your health insurance, this program may help you. That's the whole idea.
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They can expand Medicaid, bankrupt the state in the process, and years after the "Affordable" Care Act has passed I still cannot afford my own medical insurance. The premium quotes has doubled in the last two years. I will now get taxed more this year because I cannot afford my own health insurance.
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"Proponents of the expansion say the decision will help to alleviate burdens faced by the state's low-income and part time workers. Delegate Stephen Skinner, D-Jefferson, called the decision "a win-win."
Delegate Skinner is a pea-wit! It is a win-win until the real bills come due. "I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today" in his mind is a "win-win." Who gets left holding the bag?
And, by the way, Delegate Skinner those federal dollars are also paid by us taxpayers!
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And by "Affordable Care Act" my "Progressive" comrades have once again redefined terms.
What they actually mean is bankrupting and extremely expensive for the average citizen...
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taxpayers....this is another "freebee".
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Who is paying to fund the federal govts portion?
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BARKING DOGSOxnard Animal Safety Unit receives numerous complaints regarding excessively barking dogs and other "noisy" animals. This is a frequent complaint, which is very frustrating for those who are being deprived of the comfortable enjoyment of their homes. These calls are considered part of the "Nuisance Complaint Procedure."
The city ordinance addresses certain animal activities that can be construed as nuisance behavior such as excessive barking, infliction of injury to a person or other animal, destruction of property and vicious or threatening behavior. The Oxnard Animal Safety Unit enforces ordinances prohibiting the ownership or maintenance of animal nuisances in the city limits of Oxnard.
While Animal Safety Unit will make every effort to help resolve these complaints, we cannot do anything without the assistance and cooperation of you and your neighbors.
What can you do to stop your dog from barking? Find out why your dog is barking.
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UPPER MORELAND — When Beth Waltrich returned to St. John Bosco School last summer, it wasn't for a reunion or to plan anniversary events for the parish's ongoing golden-jubilee celebration.
The Bosco graduate headed back to the campus of the parish elementary school on County Line Road in Warminster with some of her family, to ready her old seventh-grade classroom for the approaching school year - the same year that marks St. John's 50th anniversary.
Fourteen of the 15 Waltrich children had attended St. John's - including Beth - and they were active in the parish community.


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Re: Nook books won't download - not a version specific problembklvr896 Aug 19, 2013 5:04 PM (in response to DHawthorne)
DHawthorne wrote:
The last half-dozen books I have purchased have had this problem. I can go online with my Nook, buy the dang book, but when I go to the library and try to download it, it says I have a network problem and it can't be downloaded . It's not a problem with my Nook - the PC app won't downlaod them either (error ), and neither wil my Android app. It's not a network problem, because eventually I can get them. Thing is, I didn't get an eReader so I could get the books "eventually." I am getting so disgusted and fed up with B&N because of this, I'm tempted to just get a Kindle. I bought and paid for these books. If I drove to the local store and bought the dead tree version, I'd be reading them right now. Why the heck can't they make the downloads reliable? It isn't even that I bouhgt them too recently ... one was purchased last week and I'm only today getting around to reading it, but decided to buy the rest of the series too. None will download.
I haven't run into this problem, I bought 3 books last night and immediately downloaded to both my Nook HD and my iPad. I just opened Nook for PC and they all downloaded immediately. Thought maybe I could offer some advise or troubleshoot, but apparently it's not a consistent or universal problem.
Re: Nook books won't download - not a version specific problemMercury_Glitch Aug 21, 2013 8:46 AM (in response to bklvr896)
If your Nook, and the assorted apps are reporting a network error, and you only get them 'eventually' it sounds like they are telling you the correct information.
I would suggest going to an area with a strong signal and try there. I've not seen the issue you're reporting even in an area with less than amazing signal, by which I mean it would take minutes for a webpage to load.
Re: Nook books won't download - not a version specific problemDHawthorne Sep 24, 2013 4:34 AM (in response to Mercury_Glitch)No, it's not a network problem. It's a Barnes & Noble server problem. It's only Nook apps that have the problem, every thing else on my devices is fine .. but funny enough, all of my apps can purchase books, it's just the downloads that fail. It's not a signal problem, it's nothing on my end.
Re: Nook books won't download - not a version specific problemkihrig Jun 19, 2015 12:56 PM (in response to DHawthorne)
I don't know if you ever got the problem fixed, but I had the same problem except my error message was just a generic one. What I did to fix the problem was uninstall the app and then I reinstalled it - that did the trick for me!


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We are porting ntp 4.2.4 to vxworks 6.4 for Power PC in kernel space not RTP for he GNU compiler in Vxworks.
This is turning out to be a big issue.
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There can be no doubt that Liverpool have made huge progress throughout the course of the 2013/14 season, and with 10 games to play, the Reds sit second in the Premier League table.
Despite their healthy position in the league, there seems to be a repetitive murmuring that Liverpool are simply not good enough to end their wait for a league title this year and that next year will see them as serious contenders.
Brendan Rodgers has done wonders with a squad that, compared to the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City, is certainly short on numbers. This coupled with numerous injuries to key players makes the achievements of Rodgers' side all the more impressive.
This article will look at the areas on the pitch that—in this writer's opinion—the Reds need to improve if they are to progress to the level that Rodgers and all Reds fans aspire to be at.
There have been dozens of names linked with a summer switch to Anfield, the likes of Yevhen Konoplyanka, Alex Song, Isco and Jan Vertonghen all mooted as possible future Reds.
This article will focus on three individuals who would make an immediate impact at the club and indeed take Liverpool to the next level.
Each players selected will be judged on what they can bring to the side and how they can be superior to the options already at Rodgers' disposal.


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Sykas family will be missedNovember 20,2012
Sykas family will be missed
I was sorry to see that the Times Argus could only find a small spot to write about the sale of Yankee Spirits and Wines by Paul, Pat, and Amy Sykas to the Cameron family of Montpelier. The building that housed the liquor store and the one that NECI owns had been in the Sykas family for years.
Pat, Paul and their son, Steve have been a large part of Montpelier history for many years. Paul, his brothers and grandparents owned several businesses in the city for several years and touched many lives. They deserve more than a few sentences in your paper. They will be missed and my good wishes go to Scott Cameron and his son, Brent.
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It's easy to get lost inside Guercio & Sons. The venerable West Side grocery (250 Grant St., 882-7935) has long served as a reliable source for imported Italian specialties. But in recent years, its displays, reflecting the needs of the neighbors around it, are stacked high with a distracting array of spices, sauces, canned goods and all manner of edibles from around the globe.
Thread your way to the back of the store, where deli manager Pat Liberatore and her staff work, and they'll make it worth your while. Guercio's sandwiches pull regulars from miles around to stand in line and wait for the ladies to take their order. Regulars know better than to hold a cellphone conversation while they order. They also know there's no sandwiches after 3:30 p.m. weekdays, or any time Saturday.
But they'll wait, because every slice of meat and cheese is cut after it's ordered for maximum freshness. The proteins are piled high, usually on crusty fresh rolls from Luigi's Bakery, a few blocks away.
Plus, they're inexpensive, topping out at $4.99. For that princely sum you may encounter the "Guercio," sporting imported salami and prosciutto, plus cappacola, provolone cheese and peppery arugula greens on a long roll.
Liberatore said the idea for that sandwich came from owner Sam Guercio. "We've been selling a lot of those," she said.
Taste of Paradise
Tropical drinks, tastes and desserts, plus live music, under real palm trees at 6 p.m. Friday in the Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens (2655 South Park Ave.). Tickets are $30. www.buffalogardens.com


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Wednesday, June 1
7:30-9:15 a.m. Coaching Failing Employees
For business leaders. "What can you do to coach a faltering employee to higher performance?" by Bruce Heller, MBA. Porter Valley Country Club, 19216 Singing Hills Drive, Northridge. Steps businesses can take to end unproductive behaviors, implement change and coaching key employees to become assets instead of liabilities. RSVP: Ken Keller, STAR Business Consulting, (661) 645-7086.
9:30 a.m. SCV Masterminds
Small business and entrepreneurial training sponsored by the SBDC held at SCV Chamber of Commerce office, 27451 Tourney Road, Suite 160, Santa Clarita. Info.: email firstname.lastname@example.com.
11:30 a.m. LunchNet
$10 includes meal. SCV Chamber of Commerce networking lunch at The Cellar, 26340 Diamond Place, Santa Clarita. RSVP: Jeff Lui at firstname.lastname@example.com.
6:30-8 p.m. Social Networking
Workshop and dinner. Linda Taylor, internet and mobile marketing expert, explains how to use social media tools to find clients and cash flow. Sponsored by the Central Coast & Valley Chapter of the National Kitchen & Bath Association. TPC Country Club, 26550 Heritage View Lane, Valencia. Info.: Pam at (661) 803-1624. Register by May 31 at www.nkbaccv.org.
Thursday, June 2
7:30 a.m. Castaic Chamber Board meeting
Castaic Chamber of Commerce, 31744 Castaic Road, Suite 103, Castaic. Info.: Latisha Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com .
8 a.m. SCV Chamber Breakfast
Get acquainted/reacquainted, breakfast by Dink's Deli. SCV Chamber of Commerce, 27451 Tourney Road, Suite 160, Valencia. Info.: www.scvchamber.com/calendar.
9-11 a.m. "Making Dollars Out of Sense with a Cash Plan"
Seminar by Wade Institute, Tora Brown Public Relations and Contrary Marketing Academy. Planning monthly, quarterly, and annual income forecasts, product assessments, generate new revenue, branding/marketing identify key performing assets. IHOP, 24737 Pico Canyon Road, Santa Clarita. RSVP: (661) 208-8229 or http://conta.cc/moneyseminar.
10 a.m. WE Member Roundtable
Association of Women Entrepreneurs, topic is "First Impressions from the Inside Out," Courtyard Marriott, 28523 Westinghouse Place, Santa Clarita. Info.: (661) 775-0422 or www.weofscv.com.
3:30 p.m. SCV Community Expo Planning
SCV Chamber of Commerce office, 27451 Tourney Road, Suite 160, Valencia. Info.: Laura Kirchhoff email@example.com.
5:30 p.m. Grand Opening
All Valley Credit Union (inside Walmart), 26471 Carl Boyer Drive, Santa Clarita.
Friday, June 3
7:30 a.m. VIA Education/CTS Meeting
VIA office, 25709 Rye Canyon Road, Suite 105, Valencia. Info.: www.via.org/Calendar/.
8 a.m. Micro Enterprise Committee
For companies with three employees or less. SCV Chamber of Commerce, 27451 Tourney Road, Suite 160, Valencia. Info.: www.scvchamber.com/calendar.
11:45 a.m. Lunch & Learn
Free lunch hosted by New York Life's Mario Galvez, topic is financial products, SCV Chamber of Commerce, 27451 Tourney Road, Suite 160, Valencia. RSVP: Laura Kirchhoff at (661)702-6977 or email@example.com.


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Sector-Specific Competition Enforcement at the FCC
Jonathan B. Baker
American University - Washington College of Law
September 21, 2010
66 NYU Annual Survey of American Law 413 (2011)
This comment explains how and why sector-specific enforcement by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) complements generalist competition enforcement by the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to the benefit of competition in the communications industry. It illustrates ways in which a sector-specific agency such as the FCC can foster competition by comparing merger reviews by the FCC and DOJ in the wake of the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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Bus and Boat
1. Gap of Dunloe & Lakes of Killarney
Full day departure 10.30am
This is more of an adventure than tour. Combination of a bus to Kate Keaney's Cottage, then a journey of miles ahead of you to be taken by jaunting car or pony (extra cost), or to walk (7 miles, approx 2 hour 30 mins walk) through the famous gap, a glaciated valley to Lord Brandons Cottage, where snacks are available.
Barbecues arranged for Groups.
After lunch the traditional style boat takes you through the three Lakes of Killarney to Ross Castle where a bus will return you to Killarney. (rain jackets advisable for tour).
Tour also done in reverse.
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CENTREVILLE, MI -- There are several contested primary races in Tuesday's election in St. Joseph County, all on the Republican ballot.
Four candidates are competing for the GOP nomination for the 59th State House District; two candidates are on ballot in District 1 of the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners, and U.S. Rep. Fred Upton also is facing a GOP challenger.
In addition, voters will decide on an array of county and local tax requests.
For a copy of the ballot at your precinct, look online at www.michigan.gov/vote.
Click here for a map of state House districts.
Here's a link to Kalamazoo Gazette stories pertaining to the August election.
Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
U.S. Congress
- Jim Bussler
- Fred Upton (i)
59th State House
- John W. Bippus
- Aaron Miller
- Roger Rathburn
- Bob Sills
County Board, District 1
- Allen J. Balog
- Delmar Martin
- Proposal to renew 0.33-mill tax for the St. Joseph County Transportation Authority through 2018.
- Proposal to renew 1-mill road tax for 10 years.
- Proposal to increase road tax by 2 mills for 10 years.
Leonidas Townshp
- Proposal to renew 1.7-mill tax for fire and ambulance service through 2019.
Nottawa Township
- Proposal to renew the 1.6 mill for the Nottawa Township Library for six years.
Centreville schools
- Proposal to to renew the 18-mill nonhomestead tax for 10 years.
Sturgis schools
- Proposal to to renew the 18-mill nonhomestead tax for 20 years.


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Steve Jobs Action Figure: Creepy? Or Epic Geek Toy? (Photos)WendyM
A Steve Jobs action figure may not be the perfect tribute to a great man who inspired and changed many lives, but it might just be the perfect epic geek toy.
In Icons will sell these Steve Jobs 12-inch action figures beginning in February. At $99 per Steve, it's certainly not child's play.
The Steve Jobs toy is more of a collector's item for Jobs' fans than it is plaything for your kid … unless your kid is a fan of all things Apple too?
The Jobs action figure is eerily Steve-like, with the little guys sporting the signature black turtleneck, jeans and glasses.
The In Icons site said the toy was created "to honor the American icon and great visionary Steve Jobs."
The figure comes with a chair and black socks, plus a backdrop reading "One More Thing" and two apples.
Strangely, no iPhone or iPad comes with the action figure, though you do get two extra pair of hands. So there's that.
Anyone else getting a creepy vibe here?
Steve Jobs action figure 1 of 12Creepy or cool?
Jobs examines the iPhone 2 of 12Check out the detail!
Amazing likeness 3 of 12Including glasses and wedding band.
Behold 4 of 12Steve Jobs action figure and Apple.
Presentation mode 5 of 12iPad presentation with Steve action figure.
Wrists … um? 6 of 12Totally creepy.
Signature poses 7 of 12With Apple computer, perched on chair.
Accessories 8 of 12New Balance sneakers, jeans ... and, yes, extra hands.
Lifelike Steve 9 of 12Will this toy ever make it to market?
Too lifelike 10 of 12It's likely Apple will block the company from selling the action figure.
The man… 11 of 12The doll.
Well? 12 of 12Would you buy a Steve Jobs action figure for $99?
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Emerald Cut Diamonds
Emerald cut diamonds were actually a shape originally designed for cutting emeralds, which is how this cut of diamond got its name. The emerald cut is less brilliant than round cut diamonds, which is a result of its long lines. However, it can still be equally as stunning, depending on the color and clarity of the stone, as well as the skill of the cutter.
Engagement rings with emerald cut diamonds are both sophisticated and elegant, and can still show off sparkle and fire with more dramatic prisms of light. Because the emerald cut diamond tends to show more flaws, it is important to purchase the highest quality stone you can afford. Due to the broadness of the cut that seems to draw the eye inward, flaws are more readily seen by the naked eye.
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A beautiful city in Iran. Famous for its wine style and poets.
I was born in Shiraz
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3)A name of a famous red wine that originated from Shiraz, the city in Iran, and is made of special grapes.
2)An Upright tree.
3)A name of a famous red wine that originated from Shiraz, the city in Iran, and is made of special grapes.
Shiraz is a city of poets and flowers
Shiraz is a red wine now processed in California
Shiraz is a red wine now processed in California
ayon kay Sophie98 ika-18 ng Oktubre, 2008
A city in South-Western Iran. Probably the only major city in the country anywhere near the ruins of cities from the old empire, such as Persepolis and Firouzabad. People are generally nice and laid back. Known for its wine (which the population itself ironically isn't legally allowed to drink thanks to the psychotic government) and art scene.
That new art student in town is from Shiraz, she's got me so beat when it comes to miniatures and portraits.
ayon kay whoopsy87 ika-13 ng Setyembre, 2008
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ayon kay iguana/mecano ika-01 ng Nobyembre, 2006
An asshole that goes out with a kick. Normally they let the bottle of Shiraz sit around for about a year. Then sometime about Christmas you drink almost a whole bottle. Right towards the end it has a real kick, but it taste like an asshole.
Don't drink the shiraz unless you normally consume a lot of alchohol, and a lot of wine at that.
ayon kay pluepie ika-25 ng Nobyembre, 2009
a person who trolls forums and blogs planting right wing Republican disinformation
Man, that Shiraz is everywhere clogging the blogs
ayon kay R. Herring ika-08 ng Nobyembre, 2006
A Yahoo Answers Legend, a net diety. An expert in conservative politics. He strikes fear in the souless hearts of liberals and other anti American despots.
That Shiraz sure knows how to push the libtards buttons and embarrass them.
ayon kay Treu American ika-24 ng Oktubre, 2010


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It appears that Swansea City are still suffering from their Capital One Cup Victory hangover as they slumped to their third defeat in a row at the Liberty Stadium as Arsenal collected three points with a 0-2 win that was made even more satisfying as Tottenham suffered defeat last weekend. These results combined puts Arsenal 4 points behind Tottenham with a game in hand.
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For the seniors on the Grant County High School football team, the game was one to forget, as the Braves dropped to 2-7, losing 47-6 to Jeffersontown on a cool Oct. 22 evening.
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Eleven qualifying bands met at Beechwood High School this past Saturday for the 2010 KMEA Class A East Regional Competition.
Williamstown Band of Spirit scored a 90.75, the highest of the day; securing them a spot in state semi-final competition at Butler High School in Louisville this weekend.
A third Grant County man turned himself into law enforcement Sept. 24 in connection with a bank robbery in Fort Wright on Aug. 3.
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Webster pled not guilty Sept. 27 in U.S. District Court in Covington on bank robbery charges.
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Two Grant County men were previously arrested Aug. 6 in connection with the bank robbery.
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(Trustee Deed) Daniel T. Boone and Michael P. Boone, Successor Co-Trustees to Linda Carol Cogswell, Needham Lane, $300,000
(Trustee Deed) Daniel T. Boone and Michael P. Boone, Successor Co-Trustees to Constance Sue Gerwe, Needham Lane, $300,000
(Trustee Deed) Daniel T. Boone and Michael P. Boone, Successor Co-Trustees to Daniel T. Boone, Meeks Road property, $110,000
(Trustee Deed) Daniel T. Boone and Michael P. Boone, Successor Co-Trustees to Michael P. Boone, Meeks Road property, $110,000
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There is a battle in our country. It is going on every day and it is being fought without many people even knowing it is happening. It is the battle for our American way of life and the freedoms that we treasure and enjoy.
When Grant County Marching Band arrived at Madison Southern High School in Berea, they knew they had a huge target on their back as the defending KMEA AAAA East Regional Champions. In order to defend that title, Grant County knew that they had to bring a champion performance to the field.
Tim Burgess, 22, of Williamstown attended the Jack Conway Rally held on the campus of the University of Kentucky Oct. 11.
Burgess met up with President Bill Clinton. Clinton can be seen holding the photo of himself and Burgess taken at the White House in January of 1993, when Burgess was 4 years old.
Over the years, the two have corresponded through the mail, but this was the first time they had seen each other in 18 years.
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(Special Warranty Deed) Forcht Bank to Cynthia A. Cahill, lot 2 of Country Club Estates, $168,000
(Commissioner's Deed) BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP; Gregory W. Carr and Susan M. Carr, husband and wife; and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., by April Hollon Gatlin, Master Commissioner to Federal National Mortgage Association, lot 16, Section 2 of Steers Estates, $155,000
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Chief Rick Kells charged Tonya A. Beach 32, of Williamstown, with theft by unlawful taking/shoplifting under $500 at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 22 on Ferguson Boulevard. Beach was lodged at the Grant County Detention Center.
The Dry Ridge Police Department investigated an accident involving out of county residents.
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