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Ahh good, Cpt.McCloudOriginally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
Meh once I finished replaying rachet and clanks I will replay this through with you rickey
Ahh good, Cpt.McCloudOriginally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
I got it delivered today (quicker than I expected!). So far I've only completed the first part. It's no Zelda, but it seems decent enough.
I never add friend codes.
Originally Posted by AndThen?
Whoaa, GREAT!!Originally Posted by Napalmbrain
I'm in the part in which Fox is in the Dinassaur's Planet, and he needs to grab at least 60 scarabs to open some weird object..
I went to some store, odd one (weird way to theat a client lmao), and I bought some orbs or w/e is that.
I do believe that you either get a new bag for the scarabs OR you find the object on your own. I will play it right now. Let me check.
And what object do you need exactly?
Umm it is godly ahem. You haven't even gotten to the good parts yet *hmph*Originally Posted by Napalmbrain
Have you been to the place covered with snow yet?Originally Posted by demonflair
I can't speak for anyone else here, but I've played it and beaten it.Originally Posted by Joe
To me it wasn't even worth going to play it again.
Prefer the old style of Lylat Wars. Now that was good (albeit not too lengthy, but with multiple routes, it did have a certain replay value).
Mail me if you want to add me on either the Wii or the 360.
Yeah, this game wasnt you one will play for the second time and love, doesnt differ much, game play just feels plain the second time, I still enjoy thoOriginally Posted by Squall7
I am hoping for a Arwing game for wii, controlls could be good and maybe release a pheriral(Sp definatly. . ) to go with it like they did with mario kart.
Ye, that would be good.Originally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
I can imagine the controls. A to fire. B for missiles. Shake to roll. Tilting the wiimote to tilt the ship. - to slow down, + to speed up. Won't even need the nunchuck.
Mail me if you want to add me on either the Wii or the 360.


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The Egyptian Cabinet's think tank and UNICEF launch a new initiative aimed at combating child poverty in developing countries
Cairo – December 30th, 2010 -- The Egyptian Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) launched today a joint initiative to develop an 'E-Workspace' addressing the issue of child poverty as a global challenge that affect developing countries.
The 'Policy E-Workspace on Multidimensional Child Poverty' aims at promoting discussions on key policy issues and proposals related to the multidimensional definition of child poverty beyond the restricted concept of income poverty; as well as drawing attention of policy research institutes and decision makers, in developing countries, on the multidimensional nature of poverty.
The launch of the initiative was announced at the signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding attended by Dr. Magued Osman, Chairman, IDSC and Mr. Philippe Duamelle, UNICEF Representative in Egypt
The 'Policy E-Workspace on Multidimensional Child Poverty' comes under the framework of the Network of Think Tanks for Developing Countries (www.nttdc.org).
Through this partnership both organizations agree to collaborate on several areas including:
• Raising awareness, improving knowledge and understanding among think tanks and policy communities about policy issues/proposals related to multidimensional child poverty in developing countries;
• Communicating relevant policy proposals to media and decision makers in developing countries;
NTTDC is an international platform of think tanks interested in bringing peace and prosperity to developing nations. It is hosted by the Egyptian Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) and supported by a wide group of international donors. NTTDC seeks to work with global think tanks to foster collaboration on information sharing and research projects. Across developing countries, it aims to strengthen the capabilities of policy research institutes, as well as, the dissemination of rigorous policy proposals to decision makers. In order to achieve its mission, NTTDC, will endeavors also to cooperate and partner with different governments and international organizations.
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- 4 cups Pictsweet frozen Chopped Spinach, thawed
- 1 (2 oz.) package dried onion soup mix
- 2 cups sour cream
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 12 ripe tomatoes
- 4 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
Place frozen spinach in a saucepan and cover with water. Place uncovered saucepan on stove top and bring to a boil. Boil 3 minutes. Drain thoroughly. Add soup mix, sour cream, salt and pepper to taste. Mix well and set aside. Drop tomatoes in boiling water. Leave for about 6 seconds. Remove and place in cold water to loosen the tomato skins. Peel the tomatoes. Scoop out a little of the pulp and discard. Drain the tomatoes if needed. Sprinkle each tomato with a little salt and pepper. Mound some of the spinach mixture into each tomato cavity. Bake at 325 degrees for 25 minutes. Garnish each with bacon crumbles.
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- Serving Size: Serves 12
- Calories: 130
- Total Fat: 9g
- Cholesterol: 30mg
- Sodium: 570mg
- Total Carbohydrates: 5g
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Given a note number how can view the details of this OSS note. Is it always safe to download the note in SNOTE transaction. How can i know what note numbers can be viewed(downloaded) in which version of system. Please help. Thanks.
If you have access to support portal NOTES can be viewed from
The Notes will itself contain to which version it is applicable. See the Sections "Affected Releases" and "Corrections Instructions"
Edited by: Rajvansh Ravi on Oct 15, 2008 6:12 AM
note will be provided by SAP,
for that you need a user id and password
if you need to view a note
in search.sap.com you can view that
user id and password is provided by SAP
OSS note can be viewd in SNOTE itself... and also in service.sap.com if you have a valid s-user id..
No issues if you download the Snote..for knowing the version to which the SNOTE is applicable that is mentioned in the SNOTE itself and also the pre-requisites...
You just go thru any SNOTE .. You will understand...
You can use SNOTE. The preferred way is to view the note through SAP service Marketplace(service.sap.com) You will need an account for this though.. The note is not applied till you Implement it. You can check the valid package for the note in the description and then check the package level of your system. If you are at a higher package level then the code corrections cannot be implemented.
Once you are having the Note Number....Goto service.sap.com and select notes search....and you will get all details of the OSS Notes...like any prerequisite note for that note, compatible SAP Version's, Correction Instruction's etc....
SNOTE will automatically take care of Version Compatibility.....
SNOTE doesn't work for OSS Notes related to Data Dictionary Objects and you need to apply them Manually.....
Hi Karthik,
Try this.May be this wud help u.
And refer the oss notes 399739,640879
One more thing create the ODS based on this infosource then u will get it.
Hi Karthik,
step 1 : if you want to refer through SAP note, go to SAP service Marketplace(service.sap.com).
step 2 :Check the valid package for the note in the description then check the package level of your system.(system->status->sap system data)
step 3 : IF package level is low then upgrade the packege level then apply notes.
step 4 : If you are at a higher package level then code corrections cannot be implemented.
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Steps for implementing sap notes.
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Select sapnote in the menu bar and click on implement SAP note
Hope the above steps answers all your doubts.
Hi Rachel,
I was looking at your response from the above query. I'm having a problem in viewing the OSS notes. I'm using firefox as my browser. I was able to log in to SAP Service Marketplace unfortunately every time I key-in the desired OSS NOTES in SAP Support Portal it always ask for a username and password and during this, I can't view the OSS note that I wanted to view. I have read a few conversation, is there something that I need to register or change password for this?
Your help is much appreciated.
Click on Benefit From Single Sign-on once certificate installed, go to Firefox option and select automatic selection of certificate.
Thanks Raymond. The account is now working well.


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Brief Summary
Official Title: "Skeletal Muscle Strength Including Its Energy Metabolism, Bone Mineral Homeostasis and Th1/Th2 Cytokines Expression in Asian Indians With Chronic Hypovitaminosis D Before and After Oral Cholecalciferol Supplementation"
Hypovitaminosis D is common in Asian Indians despite plenty of sunshine and relates to their skin pigmentation and poor sunshine exposure. Serum 25(OH)D levels are <20 ng /ml in up to 90% of them and therefore, based on the modern cut off, majority of apparently healthy normal Asian Indians would be classified as vitamin D deficient. Though, several investigators have highlighted the paradox of hypovitaminosis D in sunny Indian environment, there are only limited studies which have assessed its functional significance. To date, the significance of low serum 25(OH)D in them have been analyzed in terms of its inverse relationship with serum parathyroid hormone levels and variable association with reduced bone mineral content at hip and spine on DXA. Recently we have shown impairment in the absorption of intestinal calcium in 25(OH)D and its reversal after eight weeks of cholecalciferol supplementation. Present study is being taken to further understand the functional significance of 25(OH)D in terms of its effect on Skeletal muscle strength including its energy metabolism, bone mineral homeostasis and Th1/Th2 cytokines expression in Asian Indians with chronic biochemical hypovitaminosis D
- Study Type: Interventional
- Study Design: Allocation: Randomized, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor), Primary Purpose: Health Services Research
- Study Primary Completion Date: November 2008
Detailed Clinical Trial Description
Vitamin D is an essential nutrient that plays an important role in calcium metabolism and bone health. In recent years, biomarkers like PTH, calcium absorption have been used to define relevant biological indices of vitamin D nutritional status.
Prevalence of 25(OH)D in Asian Indians Several studies from India have shown wide prevalence of vitamin D deficiency (VDD) in India, Goswami et al studied serum 25 (OH)D levels and its functional significance in apparently healthy subjects residing in Delhi. In this study three groups of subjects (soldiers, depigmented person and physicians and nurses) were studied in winter. Other three groups namely pregnant women, newborns and physicians and nurses were studied in summer. All the groups except one with maximum sunlight exposure (soldiers) had subnormal concentration of serum 25(OH) D levels. Vitamin D deficient groups tended to have an imbalance in bone mineral homeostasis when exposed to winter and low dietary calcium and high dietary phytate, with significantly low serum calcium and elevated PTH.On the basis of the studies related to the intestinal calcium absorption, inverse relation with serum iPTH concentration and protection from fracture risk, a recent consensus has suggested that an ideal health based normal cutoff of circulating serum 25(OH) D would at least be 32 ng/mL. Interestingly, using the above consensus, recent studies conducted at AIIMS, by Goswami et al , have shown that 94.3% of the apparently healthy northern Indian subjects residing in Delhi were vitamin D deficient (AJCN 2006, BJN 2008).
Functional Significance of 25(OH)D deficiency Though there have several studies highlighting widespread prevalence of 25(OH)D in Asian Indians, there is paucity of data on its functional significance. Relevant studies assessing functional significance of VDD in Asian Indians are summarized below (Am J Clin Nutr 2000).
A) Effects on Serum PTH levels Goswami et al while reporting low serum 25(OH) D concentrations in healthy subjects in Delhi, showed a higher serum PTH levels & significant inverse relation between serum 25(OH) D and PTH levels ( r = -0.6303, p < 0.001) in all the three groups (soldiers, physicians & nurses, depigmented persons) studied in winter (Am J Clin Nutr 2006) B) Effects on BMD Recently,we have analyzed relationship between BMD and serum 25(OH) D in 105 apparently healthy Asian Indian. The cohort of 105 subjects was split into 2 groups at a serum 25(OH) D cutoff of 9.0 ng/mL. The mean serum iPTH was significantly higher in the group 1 (<9.0 ng/ml)than in the group 2 subjects (53.1±31.3 and 39.3±17.5 pg/mL, respectively; P=0.012).The mean BMD values of the total hip, including femoral neck, trochanter, and intertrochanter, were significantly (P = 0.001) lower in group 1 than in group 2.
C) Effects on intestinal calcium absorption Effect of VDD on intestinal calcium absorption in Asian Indians with chronic hypovitaminosis D and its change after cholecalciferol supplementation was studied recently at our Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism. Study subjects were 29 apparently healthy volunteers [17 M, 12 F, mean (SD) age = 28.4 ± 6.4 year] with low serum 25(OH)D levels [mean (SD) = 7.6 ± 4.8 ng/ml]. Intestinal calcium absorption was assessed by 'calcium load test' (PAK test) (10) using 1 gm of oral elemental calcium load before and after (n = 26) supplementation with oral cholecalciferol (60,000 IU/week for eight weeks). This study showed that the vitamin D Deficiency is physiologically relevant in terms of intestinal calcium absorption in Asian Indians.
D) Effects on physical performance and related skeletal muscle strength Zamboni et al showed a significant association between serum 25(OH)D levels and muscle strength and physical performance as noticed in 6 – minute walk test in elderly women. However to date there has been no study which has systematically assessed role of cholecalciferol supplementation in improving muscle strength a randomized placebo controlled trial in apparently healthy who have chronic hypovitaminosis D.
The present study would include 40 apparently healthy volunteers (medical and paramedical staff).
Complete evaluation of daily dietary intake including calcium and phytic acid will be done by semiquantitative of frequency questionnaire and 24 – h recall method using published data of nutritive value of Indian food. Subjects will be enquired about their average duration of sun exposure between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and average body surface area exposed.
Baseline evaluation (Before vitamin D supplementation) Serum total calcium, inorganic phosphorus, alkaline phosphatase, intact PTH and 25(OH) D assays. At baseline, assessment of bone density at hip, spine and forearm would also be performed by DEXA
At baseline isokinetic gastrosoleus strength testing will be done using a computerized dynamometer (Biodex Medical System) in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation under the guidance of Professor U Singh, Head, Department of Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, AIIMS.. Subjects will perform three maximal planter flexion repetitions with right lower limb at 180 degree/sec. The peak strength will be recorded in Newton. Handgrip strength will be measured in right hand by hand dynamometer. The average of two measurement of grip strength will be used for analysis (in kg).
The respiratory muscle strength testing will be done using a digital instrument (Micromedical respiratory pressure meter) and measuring the maximal inspiratory pressure & maximal expiratory pressure in the Department of Medicine under the guidance of Dr Randeep Guleria.
The physical performance will be tested by performing 6 – minute walk test using standard protocol and results will be interpreted in terms of 6 minute walk distance in meters and degree of shortness of breath using modified Borg dyspnea scale.
31P MRI spectroscopy would be performed in all the of subjects for muscle energy parameters, in the department of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance under the guidance of Professor NR Jagnathan.
The mRNA expression Th1 and Th2 cytokines would be assessed in the PBMC drawn from 5 ml of the peripheral blood using the real time PCR.
Vitamin D supplementation
All the 40 subjects will be randomized in 1:1 ratio (Active: placebo) into treatment group and placebo group in 2:1 ratio in a double blind manner. Random code would be generated by a investigator, who will not be involved in distribution of medicines and assessment of the muscle strength Active drug would be calcium (two tablets of calcium carbonate each containing 500 mg of elemental calcium/day, and 60,000 IU of cholecalciferol/week obtained from the commercial source. The inactive drug would be lactose containing identical placebo obtained from the same source. All study subjects will be provided with packets containing four sachets of cholecalciferol (each containing 60000 IU vitamin D3; Cadila Pharmaceutical, India) /placebo; and sixty tablets of calcium carbonate (500mg elemental calcium & 250 IU vitamin D3; Elder Pharmaceutical, India)/placebo. First dose will be supervised. Subjects will be counseled for daily intake of two tablets of calcium carbonate and weekly intake of a cholecalciferol sachet and follow up at completion of 4 weeks. Similar packets will be given after 4 weeks of follow up. Drug compliance will be assessed by counting the empty sachets. After eight week subjects will be provided daily two tablets of calcium carbonate containing 500 mg elemental calcium each and 250IU of Vitamin D3.
Assessment at 8 weeks, 6 months, and 1 year Repeat evaluation at 8 weeks and six months and one year would include serum intact PTH & 25(OH) D levels estimation, skeletal muscle strength testing, respiratory muscle strength testing and 6 minute walk test 31P MRS and Th1/Th2 analysis
Safety of Proposed Interventions Cholecalciferol dose of 60000 IU/week × 8 weeks is considered safe to be used in healthy subjects, as shown in our recent study. Also in another study done at Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, AIIMS as a DM dissertation work by Dr. Ajay Gupta, the same dosage of vitamin D was supplemented to a cohort of 29 apparently healthy individuals. None of the study subject developed hypercalcemia or hypercalciuria. Study by A Malabanan et al (Lancet 1998) also showed that 50000 IU replacement of vitamin for 8 weeks effectively normalize 25(OH)D levels, and corrects secondary hyperparathyroidism with no adverse effects.
Interventions Used in this Clinical Trial
- Drug: Cholecalciferol
- Drug: Cholecalciferol 60,000 IU sachet and calcium carbonate Oral cholecalciferol (vitamin D)60,000 IU weekly along with daily oral dose of 1 gm calcium carbonate for first two months followed by 1 gm of elemental calcium in form of calcium carbonate daily cholecalciferol (vitamin D)60,000 IU per month for the next four months
- Drug: Lactose placebo
- Lactose placebo granules in identical sachet given weekly and two lactose tablets for first two months followed one sachet of placebo granules every month and two tablets of lactose containing placebo tablets taken daily for next four months
Arms, Groups and Cohorts in this Clinical Trial
- Active Comparator: A, Choelcalciferol
- Drug: Cholecalciferol 60,000 IU sachet and calcium carbonate Oral cholecalciferol (vitamin D)60,000 IU weekly along with daily oral dose of 1 gm calcium carbonate for first two months followed by 1 gm of elemental calcium in form of calcium carbonate daily cholecalciferol (vitamin D)60,000 IU per month for the next four months
- Placebo Comparator: B, Lactose
Outcome Measures for this Clinical Trial
Primary Measures
- Improvement in peripheral muscle Muscle strength by Cholecalciferol supplementation as revealed by muscle power and Magnetic resonance spectroscopic study
- Time Frame: Six months
Safety Issue?: No
- Time Frame: Six months
Criteria for Participation in this Clinical Trial
Inclusion Criteria
- Age > 20 years
- Residence of Delhi
- Commitment for follow-up at 8 weeks, 6 months & 1 year.
- Consent for 8 weeks of supplementation
Exclusion Criteria
- Subjects taking drugs, which can affect bone mineral metabolism such as glucocorticoids, antitubercular, antiepileptics, levothyroxine, bisphosphonates
- Chronic renal or liver disorder
- Chronic diarrhea
Gender Eligibility for this Clinical Trial: Both
Minimum Age for this Clinical Trial: 21 Years
Maximum Age for this Clinical Trial: 65 Years
Are Healthy Volunteers Accepted for this Clinical Trial: Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Clinical Trial Investigator Information
- Lead Sponsor
- Indian Council of Medical Research
- Provider of Information About this Clinical Study
- Dr R Goswami, All India Institute of Medical sciences, New Delhi
- Overall Official(s)
- Ravinder Goswami, MD, DM, Principal Investigator, Associate Professor, Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, All India Institute of MEdical scieneces, New Delhi 110029
Citations Reporting on Results
Gupta R, Sharma U, Gupta N, Kalaivani M, Singh U, Guleria R, Jagannathan NR, Goswami R. Effect of cholecalciferol and calcium supplementation on muscle strength and energy metabolism in vitamin D-deficient Asian Indians: a randomized, controlled trial. Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2010 Oct;73(4):445-51. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2265.2010.03816.x.
Additional Information on this Clinical Trial
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this data on September 26, 2016
Link to the current ClinicalTrials.gov record. – https://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00682214
Study ID Number: A-78/24.03.2008
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00682214
Health Authority: India: Institutional Review Board


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PAN African Resources will assume control of Evander Gold Mines on February 28, having obtained the consent required under Section 11 of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, the last outstanding condition for the deal.
The R1.5bn purchase of Evander will double Pan African's gold output to about 200,000oz.
Pan African CEO Jan Nelson said on Friday: "We are delighted to finally take full control of Evander. A world-class ore body and exceptional team of people will ensure that Pan African continues to deliver profitable, sustainable stakeholder growth.
"In addition to the 100,000oz of annual gold production, Evander also provides Pan African with a project pipeline that provides for significant growth possibilities and flexibility."
Harmony CEO Graham Briggs said: "The proceeds from the Evander sale further strengthen Harmony's cash position. We are leaving Evander in the hands of a capable management team, who we believe will run the mine in a sustainable manner."
Pan African also has plans to set up a tailings treatment operation at Evander, where there is 202-million tons of material, and said this week that it would take a proposal to the board in June.
The project, expected to cost about the same as the R305m Bramber tailings operation to be commissioned in July, will add 20,000oz to 30,000oz of gold to Pan African.
Mr Nelson said this week that the cash cost at Bramber was expected to be lower than R200 a ton, compared with R1,800 a ton at its underground mines.
Evander had a reserve of 9-million ounces and an extremely high-grade ore body, he said in an interview with Summit TV this week, and Pan African was eyeing a number of potential organic projects.
Aside from the tailings project, he said, "we are looking at ore bodies at Evander Seven and Evander Nine Shaft. These are not projects with long lead times and high capital requirements."


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How to Choose Memory Cards for Extreme Conditions
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Samsung are not the first name I would think of when looking for Compact Flash or SD cards but we were lucky enough to come across them just before we went on a recent trip to the Shetland Isles. Armed with the knowledge that we would be traipsing across fields, shimmying down cliffs and buffeted along in a small boat, the sales tag 'shockproof & waterproof' caught my eye. The cards look pretty much the same as most on the market, albeit far less garish, but the main difference for me is they seem heavier than others I've used which makes them feel sturdier. A little further investigation on the web revealed that the Samsung Plus cards are made of SUS (stainless steel) and promised 'sturdiness' and 'high performance, assuring premium quality' ...well, who am I to argue with that? With a read speed of 45MB/S and write speed of 35MB/S for the Compact Flash they far surpass the minimum requirement of 8MB/S read/write speed recommended by Canon for the 5D Mk2 DSLR when shooting video.
Light, transportable but highly effective equipment is the prerequisite when filming wildlife and the right choice of memory card is crucial considering the conditions we may face. The analogy I will use is that of the car tyre, not the most expensive part of the overall equipment but certainly one of the most important in getting you safely from a-b. Memory cards are the same, you can have thousands of pounds worth of kit but to safely record and store the images securely, without glitches, is the cold face of the operation.
We opted for the Samsung cards and used the 8 GB 233x PLUS CF cards for our cameras (Canon 5D MK2 and 7D) and the smaller 8GB SD PLUS Class 6 cards for master audio (recording onto an Olympus LS 11 stereo recorder via a Rode NTG3). They certainly stood up to their shockproof and weatherproof tags. At times Simon reminds me of an 'east end' artful dodger, he has trousers, jackets, boots and Rambo style hip bags with pockets galore so he can carry the equipment needed for a day (and often night) of wildlife photography. During our Shetland Isles trip Simon wore trousers that actually had inbuilt pockets (I kid you not) for CF cards. So having been sat upon, rolled over and scrunched up in the inner layers of a Kings garments ...and to then consistently function to the highest standards without a glitch, I believe supports the shockproof, magnet-proof tag of the Samsung CF cards.
The Samsung SDHC Plus cards have a read speed of 17MB/s and a write speed of 12-13MB/s and are of similar robust design - effective in protecting the card against all the elements. As they are water and dustproof as well as shock and magnet proof the odd rainstorm or tumble down a cliff is no longer a worry when you have just taken that long sought after recording. The Samsung SDHC Plus card is sturdy enough to not only endure momentary impact; they can also bear the average weight of an adult. Will I think of Samsung next time I need memory cards I can rely on? In a word, yes!
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A few years ago I was outdoors in temperatures that were about 15-20 degrees F. At the time I had a Lexar "Professional" series 2GB Compact Flash card in my Canon 30D and unfortunately I had multiple memory card errors. Removing the card from the camera and warming it in my hands for a few minutes temporarily fixed it.
After doing this a few times I remembered that I had an extra Transcend card in my camera bag. I put it in and didn't have any cold weather related problems.
After I got home I looked up the specs on both CF cards, both were rated to work to 32 degrees F. I can't fault the Lexar for not working since it was outside of it's operating window, but so was the Transcend and it worked perfectly. Ever since then I've bought Transcend cards and haven't had a problem. Plus they are a lot cheaper than most other brands.
Interesting; I just use ordinary Sandisk cards, first on my FZ-7 and now on my FZ-28. Never a problem in Antarctica, the Arctic, Siberia in winter, Sahara, Vietnam and much of Africa. Estimate the temperature range was -16C to +45C. People with fancy SLR's had more problems in the cold but I think that is batteries.
I had a lexar that fail… never again got rid of all of them
I only use sandisk with great results "knock on wood" with out fail yet and in below freezing condition. as far as water proofing if its not in my camera then its in a water proof case.
I've been looking for a rugged memory card that would withstand the harsh northern MN winters. The Samsung cards look like they will fit the bill. Thanks for the recommendation, I'm going to give them a workout.
Yes LenS. I forgot. I used Sandisk in MN and ND down to -22C w/o problems
i am using patriot, transcend and lexar SD cards all 4GB capacity, used in a moderate environment and taking care not to even touch the metal contact of the mem cards but the i lost good souvenir photos using lexar SD card.
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BLOSSBURG - With only a month left before Southern Tioga School District superintendent hoped to be able to present estimated cost and savings figures along with the two plans that have been developed to consolidate the district's schools, and possibly close a school, business manager Laura Perry tendered her resignation for another position.
According to Superintendent Keith Yarger, Perry told him in July that she was leaving to take a business manager position at Athens Area School District in Bradford County.
Yarger listed her reason for leaving as the Athens district being closer to where she lives.
Perry originally came from Troy School District when the district's long-time business manager Jim Rakoski retired in 2010.
Yarger said that the position is being advertised and will remain open until Aug. 15.
Some applications have been received, but he has not looked at them yet, he said.
Amy Miller, of Liberty Township asked him if the public is "truly going to get the numbers next month," to which Yarger responded "I hope so."
"I don't feel comfortable with the numbers at this time. I'd rather wait a month and be sure, than give it to you now and be unsure," he added.
Intermediate Unit 17 business managers will be working with the administrative team, he said.
"All the numbers we have have come directly from her (Perry) and the administrative team and I are reviewing them," he said.
Miller went on to say that she feels "a little let down."
"Will the delaying of the numbers delay the vote (on consolidation and potential school closings)?" she asked.
Yarger said the vote would be delayed by one month to January 2014, but that it would be "beneficial to give the newly seated board members that one month to digest things."
In other business, the board heard from Director of Curriculum and Technology Brenda Freeman about the results of Keystone Exams taken by 11th grade students in the spring.
"Beginning in 2017 they will be required to pass the Keystones in biology, literature and algebra 1 to meet state requirements," she said.
The results will be posted on the district's website, www.southerntioga.org this week, Freeman said.
"Remediation courses will be required in all three schools. Students will be placed in a time spot for the courses this fall and the students must take the course before retesting. If they don't make it again, they will have the opportunity to take a project (chosen by the state) to make graduation requirements. We want to give our students the best opportunity before that final exam. They will be scheduled to take the remediation courses this fall," she said.
Educator Effectiveness evaluations also will be implemented beginning with this school year, Yarger said.
In a memo to the board, Yarger explained that the state Department of Education will provide a document which must be used by the district, and the rating tool currently in use by the district is out of compliance.
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BANGKOK, 21 March 2012 – The PTT Public Company Limited has revealed that the government has asked the company to limit the diesel price at 33 baht per liter as a way to slow down the escalating living cost.
PTT Senior Executive Vice President Sarun Rungkasiri has indicated that the government wants to tackle the high living cost by controlling the diesel price, which is the major factor in transportation and production costs.
Mr Sarun said the PTT will keep the maximum diesel price at 33 baht per liter for as long as it possibly could. He, however, added that the global oil prices do have a great influence over the retail prices in Thailand and that the marketing margin for the diesel is only 1.30 baht per liter, which is already low.
In addition, the excise tax and oil fund also have an influence over the diesel price. According to him, if the price pegging policy is short-lived, it should not affect oil retailers that much.
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The Palestinian Cause Finds a Most Unlikely Ally: the Former Chief of Israeli Intelligence
With those words three weeks ago, Yehoshafat Harkabi, 58, sent a shock wave through the Middle East. No prominent Israeli had ever made such a statement, certainly none of the stature of this retired major general of hawkish reputation who had been former chief of military intelligence and a onetime adviser to Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Harkabi's endorsement of the Palestinian movement brought cautious praise from his old adversaries—PLO leader Yasser Arafat called it "very important." Many of Harkabi's countrymen were angry and disbelieving.
Yet his credentials argue that his views should be taken seriously. A native-born Israeli and a member of his country's first cadre of home-grown diplomats, Harkabi was a delegate to the Rhodes armistice talks in 1949 that established a fragile peace between Israel and her Arab neighbors. He then served as military intelligence chief under Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Since 1959 he has been a professor of international relations at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, as well as an author and part-time statesman. He resigned as intelligence adviser to Begin in October 1977 because of his belief that it is "impossible " for Israel to retain control of the West Bank of the Jordan River. Harkabi discussed his views with Robert Slater for PEOPLE.
How did it feel to find yourself being publicly supported by Yasser Arafat?
You must remember that Arafat only commented on what I have to say about a Palestinian state. Not the rest. He wouldn't like the rest.
But you do support a Palestinian state?
I recognize that the Palestinians should have the right to national self-determination. It may mean statehood. I don't see how we can exclude the Palestinians from this right. They're not subhuman. They deserve a political expression of their own.
Wouldn't a Palestinian state inevitably be threatening to Israel?
Certainly—because of the ugliness of the basic attitudes of the Palestinians. If a Palestinian state really threatens Israel, the Israelis might have to reoccupy the West Bank. I'm not against such a declaration by Israel in advance.
Where would the PLO fit in?
I still consider the PLO an ugly movement because it holds to an absolutist position, arrogating to themselves rights which they are not ready to concede to others. They start from an axiom—that Palestine belongs to the Palestinians—and leave no room for a compromise with Israel's interests. The PLO position sees the West Bank as a first step, saying that Israel should withdraw and leaving the door open for a continuation of the conflict. To me, that is the lowest point of perversity. In politics, there should always be relativist positions. Israel should withdraw from the West Bank only if it means an end to the conflict.
Do you worry that a Palestinian state would be influenced by the Soviets?
I don't belittle that danger, but I have other worries. If Israel insists on controlling the West Bank, Sadat's position could become untenable. The nightmare I have is of Israel left without the Sinai, without U.S. support, without peace, and eventually without the West Bank. We have to choose not between the good and the bad but between the bad and the worse or impossible. To perpetuate Israel's control over the West Bank is, to my mind, a forlorn hope. We should understand that we will have to withdraw and see that our security is not endangered.
Should the Jewish settlements remain on the West Bank?
I'm not against symmetry, that there should be Jews on their side as there are Arabs on ours. But I'm against extraterritoriality—for Jews there to demand that they be judged by Israeli law and Jewish judges. That would create havoc. The Jews living there now are a small minority and the settlements are only a source of nuisance and irritation, nothing more.
Who should control Jerusalem?
Self-determination applies to Jews as well. Where they now live in East Jerusalem, which formerly belonged to Jordan in the old barbed-wire, pre-1967 days, should remain under Israeli control. I don't think we owe anything to the Arabs—when I say we should withdraw from the West Bank it's not because I feel we have a debt to the Arabs, but because they are the majority.
Do you feel alienated from your colleagues in the Israeli establishment because of your stand?
I feel fine. The problem is not consensus. The problem is that many Israelis don't consider reality—and to my mind, reality is the first consideration to be reckoned with.
Why is there such consensus in Israel against a Palestinian state?
Most Israelis believe that a Palestinian state can be prevented. I feel that it is inevitable.
Could you ever erase the enmity between Israelis and Palestinians?
I don't believe peace starts with the grass roots. It always starts with political arrangements, then it percolates down. A political arrangement is the beginning.
Do you think tension and terrorism on the West Bank would disappear with apolitical arrangement?
With time, such things always disappear. History shows this.
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windows and the windows of the facade, but since liturgical rites
were also held in the evening, additional lighting was necessary.
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elaborate. On the tables stood bronze lampstands, which supported
oil lamps. In some cases, the stands were so tall they could be
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Gold for Kim Yu-NaAfter skating a performance that would earn her a world record score of 150.06 for the long program and a record total of 228.56 points for both short and the long, Kim, 19, uncharacteristically began crying as she waved to the crowd and received a standing ovation.
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Silver medalist Asada was never a real factor for the gold, changing a planned triple toe loop to a single and bobbling on a three-jump combination. Countrywoman Ando dropped to fifth and Laura Lipisto of Finland finished sixth.
A remarkably composed Rochette, 24, scored 131.28 points, despite a couple of minor errors, and took the bronze. Breaking her silence, Rochette, 24, met with the press said it had been a difficult few days but she found solace reading the letters and emails from fans and friends. "It helped me perform for my country, myself and my mother," she said. "I'm glad I did this, though my mind wasn't always there, I knew 10 years from now, after the pain had gone away, I would have regretted not skating. And my mom would have wanted it this way."
'Something to Work On'The most surprising skater of the night actually skated last – Mirai Nagasu, the California teen with a sushi roll named after her. She managed to climb from 6th to 4th after skating flawlessly to Carmen, earning a 126.39 points and bettering her all-time best by an impressive 20 points.
"I was happy just to finish behind these top three competitors. Hopefully, I will make up for it in the next Olympics and make it to the podium," said the Arcadia, Calif., native.
Nagasu, 16, skated immediately after crowd favorite Rochette. "I was proud of Joannie and I knew the crowd would be crazy for her no matter how she skated," Nagasu said. "So when I went out there, I just thought about how much I had wanted to get here. [The Olympics] has been my dream since I was a little girl. "
Rachael Flatt, 17, was looking to pull off a double – she was recently admitted to Stanford – and an Olympic medal certainly would have looked cool hanging in her dorm room. But the technical panel downgraded her on two triple flips, and she dropped to seventh.
"I was stoked," she said after finishing an exuberant program to Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. "I didn't care what the points were at that point, but I do now … I guess it's just something to work on."
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Little English is spoken in the rural areas that are best for riding, so it's good to learn how to ask directions in Nepali.
Don't point when asking directions, as many people will say yes out of courtesy, even if they don't know – it's better to put your hands in your pockets and ask "Which way to?" Do this several times to be sure you've got the right answer. Don't ask how far it is to a given destination – rather, ask how long it takes to get there. The answer will be a rough walking time in hours; you'll somehow have to convert that to riding time. With so many gradients and variable road conditions, distances on the map bear little relation to actual time.


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The Freedom Principle
Experiments in Art and Music, 1965 to Now
Coinciding with the fiftieth anniversary of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), The Freedom Principle: Experiments in Art and Music, 1965 to Now connects the vibrant legacy of jazz and experimental music of the 1960s—particularly within the African-American arts scene on the South Side of Chicago—to its influence on contemporary culture. The Freedom Principle combines historic materials with contemporary artistic responses to the rich heritage of the 1960s black avant-garde, which created a distinctive new language that blurred the boundaries between art, music and design.
Inspiring Beauty
50 Years of Ebony Fashion Fair
It is always interesting to see the unplanned through lines that appear between exhibitions at different institutions. Just as we at the Studio Museum prepare to close Speaking of People: Ebony, Jet and Contemporary Art, the Milwaukee Art Museum has opened another exhibition centered around the role of the Johnson Publishing Company in defining concepts of beauty, style and empowerment for African Americans.
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Blue Plastic Bubbles: Paintings by Lamar Peterson
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Gulu Real Art Studio: Martina Bacigalupo
"There is no art to find the mind's construction in the face..." Macbeth, William Shakespeare
What constitutes a portrait when the face of the subject is removed from the composition? A critical mass of 73 photographs, the Gulu Real Art Studio installation, recently on view at The Walther Collection Project Space in Chelsea, presented such portraits for contemplation. The images included in the exhibition were found materials salvaged from the trash behind a studio in Gulu, a town in northern Uganda, each portrait had the face cut out for use on official documents. After gaining permission, Italian photojournalist Martina Bacigalupo, who happened to be at the studio for her own portrait, was compelled to begin collecting the discarded photographs.
On Location
Curatorial Intern Margo Cohen Ristorucci checks out Jacolby Satterwhite's latest project, Grey Lines
Over the past two months, Jacolby Satterwhite has transformed Recess Activities's Soho space into an interactive performance, inviting passersby to act out his mother Patricia Satterwhite's schematic drawings for Grey Lines—the newest work in his series, The Matriarch's Rhapsody (2012). Recess's primary program, Session, grants artists funding and access to its Soho and Red Hook locations to use as studios, exhibition venues or hybridized spaces of artistic experimentation. Over the course of his Session (August 17–October 12, 2013), Satterwhite created a 3D animated video incorporating drawing, CG animation and improvised or mediated performance.
Face to Face with the Duke of NOLA
Communications Assistant Kimberly Drew on her visit to Rashaad Newsome's solo exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art
I really wish I had heeded everyone's warnings when I embarked on my vacation to New Orleans. Friends said, "You'll love it there" and "Prepare for the best time of your life!" No one said, "Kim, prepare yourself for depression of massive proportions as your board your plane back to JFK..."
A week before my flight, I drafted my itinerary - I knew I'd have to see Rashaad Newsome's King of Arms at the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) and eat a po' boy. I didn't want to get too ambitious heading to a new city without a plan for transportation. My primary goal was taking it easy in the "Big Easy".
The Shadows Took Shape tumblr is now online!
We're excited to announce that a tumblr page accompanying the Fall/Winter 2013–14 Studio Museum exhibition The Shadows Took Shape launched today!
The Shadows Took Shape on tumblr will serve as a source for the Afrofuturist aesthetics featured in the exhibition and beyond. Stay tuned on tumblr for information about public programming, book club meetings and more! Each month we'll have a guest blogger share their inspirations and favorite Afrofuturistic ephemera. (Note: You don't have to have a tumblr account to view the tumblr page)
The Long Road: Bill Traylor
The American Folk Art Museum's exhibition on Bill Traylor, perhaps the most extensive to date and certainly the most in-depth consideration of his work in a New York museum, is the final justification of Traylor as a canonical self-taught artist. It is also an emphatic validation for Charles Shannon, who "discovered" Traylor in 1939 and began archiving his work. His persistent efforts to exhibit Traylor and garner appreciation for his work in cultural institutions are thoroughly discussed in the exhibition. In this, the exhibition is nearly a double homage: to the artist and to the preserver.
Stephen Burrows: Clothes that Danced
A career retrospective of the fashion designer Stephen Burrows opened at the Museum of the City of New York this spring and has been the most current highlight in the over 40-year career of a designer who has seen many highlights.
radicalpresenceny.org is now online!
radicalpresenceny.org, the website accompanying the forthcoming Studio Museum exhibition (co-presented with the Grey Art Gallery at NYU), Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art has launched today!


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Sony E3 2012 Press Conference
We are sitting in a very hot stadium waiting for the Sony E3 conference to start. There are about six Playstation employees playing games on the large screen. One is playing something with Playstation Move. You can really see that pink ball glow even from the cheap seats. They may be playing games that are currently out. We are getting started. The various screens are showing images of games and people playing them. You'll see images of the stage later, but it's quite pretty visually. Jack is doing the intro. Begin by paying tribute to the gamers, "Never Stop Playing". He introduces Kaz Hirai to the crowd. First title is a brand new IP by the company that did Heavy Rain, Quantic Dream. David Cage comes to the stage to talk about Beyond Two Souls for the Playstation 3. Jodie Holmes is a character in the game that has aRead more →By GamingAngel in E3 2012 1 Comment »
EA E3 2012 Press Conference
John started the show with stating that we'll see 10 developers showing 10 great games. Going to show how games have evolved from game you buy to what you end up playing. Start with Dead Space 3 trailer. Visceral Games is on stage to talk about Dead Space 3 that will have new characters and drop in/drop out co-op. They are featuring a live co-op demo. Have to admit, I'm scared that I will jump in my seat while watching them play. I'm a huge scaredy cat when it comes to Dead Space franchise. Dead Space 3 is coming February 2013. Madden NFL 13 trailer with a Raven's star that I don't know the name of. Brand new infinity engine to deliver run-time physics creating hits and falls that look authentic. Players physical attributes are a part of the game more than before. Connected Careers mode has social integration. MichaelRead more →
Microsoft E3 Press Conference
Keri and I sat down at the Microsoft Press Conference with the green stage shining brightly in front of us. There are quite a few Kinects laid out which may indicate that the press conference will be Kinect heavy. We're ready to get this show on the road. Here we go…. trailer starts the show. Starting with Halo 4 trailer. The trailer is beautiful, we'll have to post it here later. No real cheers for Master Chief. Is this the E3 audience being more professional? They are showcasing actual gameplay. It's a pretty long demo, we'll have to see if we can get Keri on it on the show floor. Release date is 11-6-12. Don Mattrick is on stage to make the intros to the press conference. Hi Xbox live viewers! Looks like today is only about Xbox 360 and not the new console. This holiday they are going toRead more →By GamingAngel in E3 2012 1 Comment »


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- Cut out all forms of dairy. Casien intollerence can cause consiptation and dairy itself can be very constipating
- Take a magnesium citrate supplement. I use natural calm. Magnesium deficiency can cause constipation as well
- Give yourself time to "go" in the morning. You need to ensure your parasympathetic system is activated so spending some time with a black coffee and quiet meditation or gentle yoga each morning can help. Bowel motility is VERY connected to our brains.
- Keep taking good quality probiotics and eating fermented food. They won't solve your issues but they can help.
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Hopefully, Steve Arnold, the new Warren G. Harding High School football coach, has a backup plan in place.
There are many ways to describe coaching the Raiders, but job security isn't among them. Since Phil Annarella left after the 1996 season with a 51-23 record in seven seasons, the program has been led by Gary Barber (1997-99), Thom McDaniels (2000-06), D.J. Dota (2007-10) and Rick Rios (2011).
Some were told their services were no longer required. McDaniels left on his own because of issues that weren't directly related to coaching.
Enter Arnold, who has enjoyed plenty of success since taking over as Harding's basketball coach in 2002. He's come as close as possible to making Warren a basketball town. Now his goal will be to put football back on the map, not just here, but statewide.
For that, he'll need plenty of luck and, for his sake, the patience of administrators and board of education members. Will any of those trigger-happy folks sit still if the Raiders go 3-7 next season and lose for a third straight season to Howland? Rios will certainly be interested to know.
On the surface the decision to hire Arnold can be described as different. For starters, why would Arnold leave a successful basketball program for a football program that can't hang with the big boys in Region 1, the manliest of Division I regions?
While the Raiders have looked more like a Division II team in recent years, Cleveland St. Ignatius, Lakewood St. Edward, Mentor, Solon and Cleveland Glenville (until this season) continue to flex large Division I muscles. Harding has never been without fine athletes. The problem now is that there aren't enough of them, and without superstars like Maurice Clarett and Mario Manningham, it's difficult to compete evenly with the best.
It's also fair to wonder why the selection committee didn't put an emphasis on finding someone who has coached football recently and has a proven track record of success. Arnold last coached in the 1990s, when he was an assistant for Annarella and Barber. He'll obviously put together a staff of coaches who know the game well and will make his transition from basketball easier, but when he yells "press" will he be thinking of a coverage technique by cornerbacks or an aggressive defense in hoops?
This isn't an easy gig. No one knows that better than McDaniels, who brought the structure and discipline that was needed in 2000.
"Jobs like Canton McKinley and Warren Harding are tough," McDaniels said. "They're demanding jobs. There are high expectations. Those environments are challenging to work in and to succeed in, and I don't mean that to be derogatory. I'm stating facts.
"On the other hand, if you're allowed to run the program and manage it the way you want to with structure and discipline and there are clear boundaries of what is OK and what's not OK and kids make the commitment, then those are great places and are easy to win at because the kids at Harding are great. They can run, and they're fearless. Those situations I thought were best-suited for me, but they're challenging."
This is also a risky move for Harding athletic director Paul Trina. He's seen several coaches come and go during his tenure. Nearing retirement, Trina wants to make this his last football hire, and, hopefully, his best hire.
When Chris Palmer took the challenge of being the first coach of the expansion Browns in 1999, he said he felt like a caretaker of a cherished part of the community. As we've seen since then, that prized treasure has been shattered so many times that no one has been able to put the pieces back together.
Trina and Arnold are dealing with a cherished part of this community. According to records, Harding football has been around since 1892, when Gillet Wynkoop coached the team to a tie in the one and only game played that season.
Poor, old Gillet wasn't the coach in 1893. It's not known if the board of education had anything to do with his departure or not.


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I would like to draw your attention to the Working Lives web site, an online project of Work and Organisational Studies, University of Sydney, that promotes research into the role of the individual in labour and social history. Enquiries and contributions are welcome. Please contact me at the email address below; a link to Working Lives is also below my address details.
WOS and the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History are also conducting a conference, "Struggling for Recognition, the individual in Labour History", on 21 November at the University of Sydney. The November 2004 edition of the journal Labour History will feature a thematic section based on papers presented at the conference. For further information on the conference go to: http://www.econ.usyd.edu.au/wos/workinglives/conference.html


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SLIPPERY ROCK - The IUP football team will begin this campaign the same way it ended last season - atop the PSAC rankings.
The Crimson Hawks were tabbed as preseason favorites to defend their PSAC West title on Monday at PSAC West media day at Slippery Rock University. They picked up seven first-place votes from the coaches to lead the West poll. Mercyhurst, which received the only other first-place vote, was second. Slippery Rock, California, Gannon, Edinboro, Clarion and new conference foe Seton Hill rounded out the rest of the field.
"Coach always tells us the rankings don't mean anything because any day you can take a loss. We just got out there and prepare every day and try to be the best we can," IUP senior receiver Terrill Barnes said. "You just never know what you're going to get. We get the best from everybody and we just try to stay on top of our game."
It's the second year in a row IUP has been pegged atop the PSAC West preseason poll. The quad was tied with California with three first-place votes last year.
"That does not matter to us. It's just rankings, but it doesn't matter," IUP senior linebacker Alex Berdahl said. "We are really fired up to get going. We're happy to have the season start. I can't wait. This summer flew by, but I am excited to get back to camp and see everyone else. It'll be good."
Expectations are high for a Crimson Hawks team that finished 12-2 overall and advanced to the NCAA Division II quarterfinals. The squad returns 16 starters from that team.
Fact Box
PSAC picks
Eastern Division
1. Shippensburg (6)
2. Bloomsburg (1)
3. West Chester (1)
4. Kutztown
5. East Stroudsburg
6. Lock Haven
7. Millersville
8. Cheyney
Western Division
2. Mercyhurst (1)
3. Slippery Rock
4. California
5. Gannon
6. Edinboro
7. Clarion
8. Seton Hill
"Last year is in the past. It's over and done. This is a new team and this team will start to establish its own identity with the first practice on Saturday," IUP coach Frank Cignetti said. "The way we've always approached it here is it's just a process of trying to improve as much as you can every single day. If you do that, then you put yourself in the best position to achieve the desired result. I am excited about getting going. I have been ready to go for the past month. I am excited to get the guys back out there."
Last year, IUP started out the year 3-0 before it dropped a 26-24 decision to California. The Crimson Hawks rebounded to win the rest of their regular-season schedule. They blew past Shippensburg, 41-10, in the PSAC championship game. They could meet again this year as the Red Raiders were picked to finish first in the PSAC East preseason poll. In the postseason, IUP beat Shepherd and New Haven, but dropped a 21-17 decision at Winston-Salem State in the Super Region One title game.
"We'll find out where we are soon, but I am excited to get going. I have been excited with every team I have been a part of. We did some good things last year and finished with a tough loss that we can grow and build on," Cignetti said. "I think this team had the right attitude in the spring. We have to develop some leadership in camp, go through the grind and pay the price for success because it's never easy. I feel good right now, though."
The Crimson Hawks return plenty of experience to their offensive line. Starters Byron Dovales, Nick Carnicella and Mike Charmo return, as does Matt Sasson, who started 10 games in 2011. Bruce Atkins has seen extensive playing time as well. The line paved the way for IUP to rush for a program-best 3,630 yards a year ago.
In addition to the yardage record, the team had two 1,000-yard rushers in Harvie Tuck, the PSAC West Offensive Athlete of the Year, and fellow running back De'Antwan Williams. Tuck ran for 1,660 yards and 16 touchdowns, while Williams was right behind with 1,325 yards and 10. Tuck graduated and Williams hopes to return. He is awaiting word from the NCAA on an extra year of eligibility due to injury sustained during the 2011 season when he was at Rutgers.
"We hope to get him back," said Cignetti, the PSAC West Coach of the Year. "We have a good stable back there, though. Whoever we had the ball to, I am confident they can get the job done."
The squad opens the regular season on Sept. 7 at Southern Connecticut State.


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Coming from one of the major innovators in modern drama, August Strindberg's Ett Drömspel [A Dream Play, 1901] is in more ways than one a revolutionary theatrical piece. During the mid-1890s, Strindberg underwent a profound psychological and religious crisis, which he portrayed in his autobiographical novel, Inferno (1897). Strindberg had been a life-long atheist, but his new interest in theosophy and mysticism caused him to read reality in a symbolic manner. This new perception precipitated a profound shift in his dramatic style. For this reason, his plays are traditionally classified as pre-Inferno or post-Inferno. The highly symbolic nature of A Dream Play did not go over well in …
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Who Am I... (kind of long, it is supposed to make you think)
Who am I???
I was born in one country, raised in another.
My father was born in another country.
I was not his only child.
He fathered several children with numerous women.
I became very close to my mother, as my father showed no interest in me.
My mother died at an early age from cancer.
Although my father deserted me and my mother raised me, I later wrote a book idolizing my father not my mother.
Later in life, questions arose over my real name.
My birth records were sketchy.
No one was able to produce a legitimate, reliable birth certificate.
I grew up practicing one faith but converted to Christianity, as it was widely accepted in my new country, but I practiced non-traditional beliefs and didn't follow Christianity, except in the public eye under scrutiny.
I worked and lived among lower-class people as a young adult, disguising myself as someone who really cared about them.
That was before I decided it was time to get serious about my life and embarked on a new career.
I wrote a book about my struggles growing up.
It was clear to those who read my memoirs, that I had difficulties accepting that my father abandoned me as a child.
I became active in local politics in my 30's then, with help behind the scenes.
I literally burst onto the scene as a candidate for national office in my 40's.
They said I had a golden tongue and could talk anyone into anything.
I had a virtually non-existent resume, little work history, and no experience in leading a single organization.
Yet I was a powerful speaker and citizens were drawn to me, as though I were a magnet and they were small roofing tacks.
I drew incredibly large crowds during my public appearances.
This bolstered my ego.
At first, my political campaign focused on my country's foreign policy...
I was very critical of my country in the last war, and seized every opportunity to bash my country.
But what launched my rise to national prominence were my views on the country's economy.
I pretended to have a really good plan on how we could do better, and every poor person would be fed and housed for free .
I knew which group was responsible for getting us into this mess.
It was the free market, banks and corporations .
I decided to start making citizens hate them and, if they became envious of others who did well, the plan was clinched tight.
I called mine "A People's Campaign."
That sounded good to all people.
I was the surprise candidate because I emerged from outside the traditional path of politics and was able to gain widespread popular support.
I knew that, if I merely offered the people 'hope', together we could change our country and the world..
So, I started to make my speeches sound like they were on behalf of the downtrodden, poor, ignorant to include "persecuted minorities".
My true views were not widely known and I kept them unknown, until after I became my nation's leader.
I had to carefully guard reality, as anybody could have easily found out what I really believed, if they had simply read my writings and examined those people I associated with. I'm glad they didn't.
Then I became the most powerful man in the world.
And then the world learned the truth.
Who am I?
If you were thinking of SOMEONE ELSE, you should be scared, very scared!
Romney/Ryan 2012!!!
I knew in the first pragraph who you were speaking of. Anyone that would compare Obama to Hitler, needs a history lesson.
Btw, I'm voting Romney 2012! So please, please PLEASE don't confuse me for a supporter of that crazy man
I have no love for Obama, but comparing him to Hitler is a bit out there, dontcha think?
Obama was an adult when his mother passed away. Not sure why I'm commenting on what has turned into a political post, but my vote is definitely for OBAMA!!!!!
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Who would think Obama? I didn't think his mother was dead.
I knew in the first pragraph who you were speaking of. Anyone that would compare Obama to Hitler, needs a history lesson.
Btw, I'm voting Romney 2012! So please, please PLEASE don't confuse me for a supporter of that crazy man
I have no love for Obama, but comparing him to Hitler is a bit out there, dontcha think?


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The 110th annual FARMINGTON ALUMNI BANQUET was held June 13 at Roby Lee's in Newton Falls with 95 alumni and friends present for the social hour and dinner. Three alumni members have reached the milestone of belonging for 75 years. They were unable to attend, but congratulations were sent to Dorothy Anthony, Dorothy Rothfuss and Rowena Gervenack Meek.
Honored classes were 1950 on their 50th and 1984 on their 25th year.
Next year's alumni banquet will be held June 12 at Roby Lee's. Officers are Caroljean Goddard, president; Sarah Rennolds Pozzuto, vice president; Jean Shepherd Williams, secretary; and Ann Gates Hillier, treasurer. For more information or to share a address of a classmate, call 330-646-5687 or email@example.com
HARDING JUNE 1949 graduates and guests will meet for lunch at 1 p.m. Thursday at Bob Evans Restaurant on Youngstown Road.
The LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1989 is planning its 20th reunion, to be held Sept. 5 at Aulizio's Banquet Center in Warren. For more information or to share addresses for past classmates, e-mail email@example.com or call 301-540-0335.
The CHAMPION HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1964 will hold its 45th year reunion Aug. 8 at Leo's Ristorante in Howland. Letters have been sent to class members notifying them of the reunion. Any class member who has not been notified and needs further information can call Becky at 330-856-3372.
The HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1959 will hold its 50th reunion Aug. 28-30. Events planned include a mixer at Leon's Sports Bar and Grill in Howland at 7 p.m. Aug. 28, social time with dinner to follow at Vernon's Cafe at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 29, and golfing at Tamer Win Golf Course in Cortland on Aug. 30. Alumni are asked to return the mailing that was sent, or call or e-mail Dan at 330-727-8804 or email@example.com to request an invitation.
The THOMAS J. DAVIS FAMILY 40TH REUNION was held July 12 at Firestone Park in Columbiana. The day was celebrated with special shirts with the Davis logo. Golfers played nine holes at Valley Golf Club with nine teams. A buffet was enjoyed by 90 guests. Volleyball, corn hole and children's games were held. Guests were from Florida, Columbus, Beaver Falls, Pa., Chardon, Howland and Niles.
Alumni from SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1984 are participating in a class reunion Web site at classreport.org/usa/oh/salem/shs/1984. There are no registration fees required to join. Each class member has full participation privileges.
Class member Daniel Means has volunteered to serve as class administrator. All Class of 1984 alumni can stop in and fill out a profile so they can be reached regarding the next class reunion.
Other alumni classes from Salem High School can be accessed at classreport.org/usa/oh/salem/shs
The CHAMPION HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1999 is holding its 10-year class reunion in September. If anyone has an address or information on these classmates, contact Dana Sulonen at 330-646-7029 or at dsulonen@tribtoday.
com. Addresses are needed for the following classmates:
Garrett Billock
Corey Boyer
Megan Bubon
Tanya Lynn Charleton
Jen Cornfield
Curtis Coulter
Jay Dorsey
Michael Duncan
Heather Dunn
Lucas Fitch
Angela Furbee
Tim Gestritus
Tony Gotti
Corey Hawkins
Janet Jackson
Christian Kemp
Jeremy Krupsa
Gary LaMantia
Jonathan Manser
Joshua Marlin
Matt McCombs
Jayme McDougal
Mitch Pealer
Christian Petronelli
Nick Prebonick
Erica Steele
Julie Steiner
Stacee Steindurf
Kelly Thompson
Craig Tiihonen
Joy Williams
Heather Wingfield
The MATHEWS HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1994 is planning its 15-year reunion, to be held in September. For more information, call Jeff Gilliland at lostems@yahoo.
com or 614-354-6409. Contact information for the following classmates is being sought:
Melissa Hartman
Matt Furrie
Audrey Latorre
Lelia Maras
Kevin Mosely
Joel Polonus
John Aho
Tracey Whittaker
Jason Williams
Nick Popowich
Greg Jarvela
Jeanie Scott