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Relationship ensures children throughout the Main Line have access to specialized Pediatric Care in their community
Wilmington, DE – The Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children and Bryn Mawr Hospital are proud to announce the expansion of their innovative partnership to bring specialized pediatric care services to the nearly one million children in the five-county region of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
"As the Main Line community continues to grow, Bryn Mawr Hospital and Main Line Health are committed to ensuring our youngest patients have ready access to the best possible pediatric care in the communities where they live," said Andrea Gilbert, President of Bryn Mawr Hospital. "In 2010 alone, Main Line Health and Nemours worked together to treat thousands of children throughout the Main Line. As young families continue to grow throughout our communities, parents and guardians can trust Main Line Health and Nemours to provide superior pediatric care to their children."
Kevin B. Churchwell, MD, Chief Executive Officer of the duPont Hospital for Children stated, "We are so pleased Bryn Mawr Hospital entrusted us to continue caring for children in their Main Line communities. Combining the quality and patient service experiences of our great organizations allows us to achieve the Nemours promise to do whatever it takes to help children grow up healthy and reach their full potential."
With the goal of improving services for pediatric patients, Bryn Mawr Hospital leadership recently undertook a comprehensive review of pediatric needs on the Main Line as well as service offerings available from area children's health systems. Based on key criteria of access, quality, and organizational fit, the duPont Hospital for Children was again selected as the pediatric partner for Bryn Mawr Hospital and Main Line Health.
With today's announcement, Nemours and Bryn Mawr Hospital will strengthen their pediatric collaboration over the next year to include around-the-clock pediatric care in the pediatric emergency department with additional board-certified emergency medicine physicians. The expanded relationship will also offer additional specialty consultation services for inpatients at Bryn Mawr Hospital as well as outpatient pediatric specialty services on Bryn Mawr Hospital's campus. Moreover, every Main Line Health hospital will have access to Nemours Kids Transport, a state of the art emergency transport system designed to safely transport children when the advanced pediatric services of a children's hospital are required. In the near future, the partnership will look to expand onsite surgical capabilities.
As mother to six-year old Maeve Gilroy, a repeat patient on Bryn Mawr Hospital's pediatric unit, Stacey Gilroy of Havertown knows first hand the importance of accessing specialized pediatric care close to home. Maeve has Ketotic Hypoglycemia, also known as "toddler's disease," a form of hypoglycemia in which low blood sugar results from skipped meals. "During her multiple stays on the pediatric unit at Bryn Mawr, Maeve received exceptional care from the entire clinical team," said Gilroy. "I trust the expertise of the Nemours physicians and appreciate that we can stay in our own neighborhood to receive the specialized care she requires."
Main Line Health has a long history providing neonatal intensive care at Bryn Mawr Hospital, Lankenau Medical Center and Paoli Hospital and pediatric inpatient care at Bryn Mawr Hospital. In 1997 Main Line Health partnered with Nemours to enhance these service offerings and provide surgical coverage, consultative services, and outpatient specialty care at Bryn Mawr Hospital. Outpatient care was expanded to include 16 specialties when Nemours Children's Clinic opened at the Main Line Health Center in Newtown Square in 2008.
Ranked among the nation's best by U.S. News and World Report, the duPont Hospital for Children offers expert, family-centered care on a 300-acre campus conveniently located in Wilmington, Delaware. Nemours recently kicked off a $260 million, 450,000 square foot expansion to the duPont Hospital for Children that will feature expanded services to better serve the growing needs of children and their families.
Recognized continually by independent rating organizations such as Thomson Reuters, the Joint Commission and US News and World Report, Bryn Mawr Hospital is the only Main Line Health Hospital with an inpatient pediatric unit and a pediatric designated emergency department. The hospital received ANCC Magnet Designation in 2010 for the second time, an honor recognizing nursing excellence and achieved by only 3 percent of the nation's hospitals.
As Nemours and Main Line Health physicians, Dr. Robert Stavis, Chairman of the Department of Pediatrics, Dr. Glenn Kaplan, Chief of Neonatology, Dr. Jared Caruso, Chief of Inpatient Pediatrics, and Dr. Hazel Guinto-Ocampo, Bryn Mawr Hospital Chief of Pediatric Emergency Medicine continue in their roles at Main Line Health and Bryn Mawr Hospital. They will provide leadership and clinical oversight ensuring the quality of pediatric services offered to patients and families in the region.
For more information regarding Nemours Pediatric Partners at Bryn Mawr Hospital, call 866-CALL-MLH or visit Nemours.org/brynmawrhospital.
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About Nemours
Nemours (NAH-mors: rhymes with s'mores) is an internationally recognized children's health system that owns and operates the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware, along with major pediatric specialty clinics in Delaware, Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In 2012, it will open the full-service Nemours Children's Hospital in Orlando, Florida.
Established as The Nemours Foundation through the legacy and philanthropy of Alfred I. du Pont, Nemours offers pediatric clinical care, research, education, advocacy and prevention programs to all families in the communities it serves. For more information, visit www.Nemours.org
About Bryn Mawr Hospital
Bryn Mawr Hospital, a member of Main Line Health, is a 319-bed licensed non-profit acute-care teaching hospital dedicated to helping the community stay well ahead on the path to life-long health. The Hospital has achieved Magnet™ designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the nation's highest award for recognizing excellence in nursing care, and has been nationally recognized by HealthGrades, Press Ganey, Thomson Reuters, the Joint Commission and other healthcare ratings organizations for its high quality patient care. The Hospital offers a full range of services, including cancer care, orthopedic care, cardiovascular care, maternity care and a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, all aided by a dedicated team of health care professionals and innovative technology such as the da Vinci®TM Surgical System's robotic technology.
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Jim Hendry's Plan #44Submitted by Dr. Joseph Hecht on Thu, 01/29/2009 - 10:13am
Before I get to what's going on with Aaron Heilman's knee, I've got a few odds and ends to mention.
I've figured out what the heck Cubs GM, Jim Hendry, is up to this offseason. In a nutshell, in an attempt to beef up the middle of the lineup he wanted to add one of the all time great sluggers to the Cub lineup. Unfortunately Hank Aaron is just about to turn 75 years old. So this great idea came to him in a dream...swap out Hanks (Blanco, Williamson) and accumulate Aarons (Miles, Heilman). Voilà, plan #44!
The newest acquisition (Aaron Heilman) grew up as a Cub fan. It seems that this is the first directive from Tom Ricketts, all new organizational members must be diehard fans.
On to Aaron Heilman's medical issues. I've not been able to find a precise diagnosis to his 2008 left knee ailment other than it being labeled tendonitis. This LINK goes to an article from Sept 12th, 2008 discussing what problems Heilman was dealing with last year.
Last night on WGN radio, David Kaplan interviewed Aaron Heilman and specifically asked him about his knee problems. All we got was "athlete speak." It does seem that they have a therapy treatment plan that was worked out for him to address his issues this offseason.
Kaplan: In terms of your knee. I'm reading an article on ESPN today, it said knee pain played a role in your 2008 struggles. Would you agree that your knee was a problem and how is it today?
AH: Right now it's great. I feel healthy, everything feels good. I struggled a bit early on in the season trying to figure out a routine that would work best for me. By the end of the year I had figured that out. It certainly took a lot longer than I thought it would and that I hoped it would. It certainly wasn't 'the' factor that caused me to have a year I wasn't particularly pleased with. When you are going through something like that, you're trying to figure it out, you're trying to do different things every day, you don't really quite have a routine because you're not sure how you're going to feel the next day, that can play a role into it. We've got all those issues hammered out. I'm looking forward to staying with a good program, staying healthy all year and just going out there and competing.
Tendonitis refers to inflammation of a tendon and there are several tendons around the knee. The largest two are the quadriceps tendon (which inserts into the patella/kneecap) and the patellar tendon (which goes from the patella to the tibia below the knee). Tendonitis of either one is common. There are also hamstrings (medial or lateral) and even the gastrocnemius which is more of a calf muscle but the tendons go behind and above the knee attaching to the femur.


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Hughes And Loral: Too Eager To Help China?
Tips from the two companies may have led to better missiles
On Dec. 21, 1992, a rocket exploded 48 seconds after liftoff from Xichang Launch Center in western China, the first of a string of high-profile failures by Chinese rockets carrying U.S.-made satellites. The mishaps put China's nascent launch industry in jeopardy and set off a scramble by two leading U.S. satellite companies to save face--and save a business on which they depended.
Now, as the Justice Dept. studies whether General Motors Corp.'s Hughes Electronics unit and Loral Space & Communications Ltd. broke the law--and ponders whether to prosecute them--the satellite-export business is at a standstill.
The State Dept., the Pentagon, and a special House panel headed by Representative Christopher Cox (R-Calif.) have all concluded that the two companies gave Beijing analytical knowhow that could improve both commercial launchers and ballistic missiles, such as the Dong Feng-31, a missile with a 4,500-mile range that China tested on Aug. 2.
The U.S. companies also offered tips on fixing problems with welding and rivets, which they dismiss as low-tech matters. But "if you help someone figure out why the rocket does not work, that's a violation," says a government source familiar with the case. "It doesn't matter whether it's soldering or chewing gum."
At first blush, it looks like an open-and-shut case for Justice: Hughes and Loral studied the launch failures and didn't obtain separate State Dept. licenses to give their results to the Chinese. But prosecutors must weigh more than that. Hughes, for example, got approval from two key government overseers before it shared information with the Chinese. And while Loral concedes that it helped the Chinese with a post-crash assessment, it says its actions were sloppy, not criminal.
If criminal charges are brought, company officials involved could face up to six years in prison. The companies could be subject to hefty fines, bans on their high-tech exports, and a curb on sales to the U.S. government if Uncle Sam decides to bring a civil case, which several experts believe is the likely route--if one is taken at all.
BITTER DISPUTE. Moving the case forward would also put America's schizophrenic export-control policy in the dock. To promote U.S. satellite exports, Uncle Sam has--ever since the Reagan Administration--encouraged satellite makers to use Chinese launchers. But for national security reasons, Washington bars companies from assuring that the rockets are reliable. Some control over satellite-export policy had been shifted from State to the trade-promoting Commerce Dept. by the Bush Administration. Under pressure from the satellite industry, the Clinton Administration in 1996 completed the shift in control to Commerce. Last fall, the GOP Congress toughened up the rules again by returning satellite-export licensing to the State Dept., which treats satellites as weapons.
It was State, however, that was in charge of licensing satellite sales for the first two of the three failed launches. When the initial explosion occurred in 1992, a part of the Hughes satellite on board reached orbit. That fact led China to conclude that the rocket worked and the satellite was the problem. But Hughes blamed the fairing, the part of the rocket that shields the satellite in fiberglass. The bitter dispute would last for years.
By April, 1993, Hughes officials had learned from State that giving China technical data about fairing flaws would require a new license. And it wouldn't be granted if the data would help Beijing's missile program. Still, finding the cause of the explosion was crucial if Hughes and China were to satisfy insurers, who were fretting about the next launch.
Without the license, Hughes sent China faxes that contained recommendations for repairs. A June 25, 1993, fax that Hughes provided to BUSINESS WEEK suggested putting stronger rivets in the fairing and making other changes. A company spokesman says it didn't need a license because the faxes were approved by Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Allen D. Coates, then assistant for aerospace technology at the Defense Technology Security Administration and a launch monitor. Coates also O.K.'d meetings between Hughes and the Chinese to discuss data on the flight's performance. Coates, now retired, doesn't recall the approvals, although he says his signature is genuine. While nontechnical data can be transferred, he notes that "any time you suggest a change to a piece of Chinese equipment, that's a no-no."
Despite arguments over the failed launch, China did in fact alter the fairing. But not enough. In January, 1995, a rocket with another Hughes bird on board exploded 50 seconds after launch. The incident rekindled the angry debate over who was at fault.
NO LICENSE. While this second launch was licensed by Commerce, Donald L. Leedle, then coordinator of technology-export controls at Hughes, told the Cox panel he understood that anything concerning the rocket still was in the State Dept.'s purview. But Hughes failed to get a license from State when it sought to share yet more information with the Chinese.
With a go-ahead from E. "Gene" Christiansen, a Commerce licensing officer, and from his boss, Jerald R. Beiter, Hughes sent China a 106-page report on the failure. The confidential report, which BUSINESS WEEK obtained, points out shortcomings in China's diagnostic analyses. The report also says Hughes and Chinese engineers discussed analyses of payload behavior in Beijing. The Defense Dept. believes that information could be useful to the People's Liberation Army, particularly for launching military satellites. Procedures for analyzing launch failures could be applied to ballistic missiles as well. The Hughes report suggests that China needed help. The company can't simply assume, the study states, that because the Chinese "are in the launch business, they know their job."
HEFTY CLAIMS. By the time of the third failure--the February, 1996, crash of a rocket carrying a Loral-built Intelsat satellite--insurers had paid out close to $500 million in claims, and China had lost all credibility. So insurance companies demanded a review of China's conclusion that defective soldering on the guidance system was at fault. China asked Wah L. Lim, then a Loral senior vice-president, to head the probe. A fluent Mandarin speaker whose family fled from China to Singapore when the Communists took over, Lim is a well-regarded engineer. He now works for Hughes.
Lim faced a tight deadline: Loral needed an answer within weeks so it could decide whether to launch another satellite in China. (It successfully did so.) At an April, 1996, meeting of Loral's government-approved security advisory committee, panel member Stephen D. Bryen, a technology-security consultant, said the company should contact State if a report were issued. But Loral claims no one told Lim, who was not at the meeting. By May 7, a report had been written, and Lim ordered it faxed to China. When Loral lawyer Julie B. Bannerman saw the report on May 9, she thought it might need State's O.K. But she was too late.
Lim declined to talk to the Cox panel after Justice rejected a grant of immunity. Lim's lawyer, George B. Newhouse Jr., says Lim is the target of a criminal probe but did nothing wrong.
The Cox panel and the company disagree about the importance of the Loral report, which Loral declined to show to BUSINESS WEEK without government permission. Loral does say that its report merely agreed with China that the guidance system was the problem. That's all that was needed to keep insurers on board because a different guidance system was to be used on the next launch. To Loral, telling the Chinese after a crash that they had quality-control woes and should review all flight data was stating the obvious. "I don't know what the Chinese equivalent of `duh' is," says a Loral official.
But the Cox Committee says Loral pinpointed the defective part of the guidance system--which could be adapted for use on the Dong Feng-31--and helped with quality control, which also could benefit the PLA. And some wonder whether Loral protests too much. Last June, it ran ads in major newspapers proclaiming that it had voluntarily told State about the transmission of the report. In fact, it made the disclosure after government prompting.
Still, Justice may have difficulty pursuing the case: Twice in April, 1996, Loral claims that it told government officials about the launch probe and that the CIA even requested a copy of the report. In addition, on July 15, China said it had solved the problems itself--and had withheld data from the Americans. Indeed, Loral contends that the Chinese were so sophisticated that there was little they could have learned from the U.S. (though this conflicts with the Hughes report's assessment of China's capabilities). The upshot: Some analysts think it won't be easy to win convictions if Justice goes ahead with indictments.
While the companies' legal fate is unclear, what's not in dispute is that, with the State Dept. in charge, the American satellite-export business is going nowhere. The entire industry is already paying dearly for the information, however valuable, that Hughes and Loral disclosed to the Chinese.


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Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Review
Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together is a charming restoration of a classic game.
Let us Cling Together? That's a really horrid caption, immediately conjuring up the kind of broken, half-formed Engrish sentiment that Square Enix should be doing its very best to try and get away from in 2011. It just doesn't sound... right.
But the offending subtitle is actually yanked from an old Queen song, fact fans, and this PSP redux of the 1995 original is far more concerned with preserving the sanctity of a bona fide Japanese classic than attempting to ensnare a modern market.
At its core is a typically Japanese rendition of a Western Medieval fantasy - all green fields, horses, and suits of armour - neatly blended with a turn-based gameplay engine that would go on to kickstart an entire genre.
Every character on the grid - both friend and foe - takes their individual actions in turn, which can include movement and either a physical attack, magical spell or perishable item. Up to nine characters (from a maximum roster of 50) can be on the field, but these class-based templates are made altogether more individual and complex from being able to wield two weapons and a wide range of magic abilities.
What's particularly important, however, is the slight change to levelling from the original. Alongside unit-specific skill points, the game levels up your character classes across the board, meaning a newfound Soldier, Ninja or Wizard can slot right into your party without grinding through a lifetime of battles first. This neatly allows you to experiment with party layouts as you slowly preen your very own cast-iron squadron, though you'll likely stick with a few solid stalwarts for much of the game.
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default realm = stanford.edu (external)
kdc = kerberos1.stanford.edu
kdc = kerberos2.stanford.edu
kdc = kerberos3.stanford.edu
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Mapping all users (*) to a local account by the same name (*).
Mapping [email]firstname.lastname@example.com[/email] to quanah.
I've set up a host principal between my windows box and the KDC, and that
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firstname.lastname@example.com, Additional pre-authentication required
May 26 16:15:56 kerberos1 krb5kdc[1385]: AS_REQ (2 etypes {3 1})
220.127.116.11: ISSUE: authtime 1148685356, etypes {rep=3 tkt=1 ses=1},
[email]firstname.lastname@example.com[/email] for firstname.lastname@example.com
May 26 16:15:56 kerberos1 krb5kdc[1385]: TGS_REQ (7 etypes {23 -133 -128 3
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ses=1}, [email]email@example.com[/email] for
However, my login fails with:
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I think this is related to a lack of SRV records for our KDC, because when
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The following error occurred when DNS was queried for the service location
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The erro was: "DNS name does not exist."
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The query was for the SRV record for _ldap._tcp.dc_msdcs.stanford.edu
Common causes of this error include the following:
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Trying to connect to the domain from the command line gives me:
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Connecting to specified domain stanford.edu...
CallAuthPackage failed, status 0x0, substatus 0x8009030e.
Ticket cache query failed. Error 0x8009030e
Could not guess user's domain.
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Any thoughts on where I can go from here? Are SRV records an absolute
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text: 000 FXUS63 KAPX 251840 AFDAPX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Gaylord MI 240 PM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 .UPDATE... Issued at 914 AM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 Not a whole lot of updates this morning. A chaotic sky out there with clouds at several levels, inter-mixed with sunshine. Low pressure is seen in Manitoba with a cold front southward through the upper half of the Mississippi valley, catching up to the frontal zone still off to our SW. This occlusion process will continue through the day as the cold front slides east. Attm, a swath of rain showers and a rare rumble of thunder are seen along and ahead of the front, within a region of forcing headlined by dpva, upper divergence and LLJ theta-e advection. This forcing and deeper moisture will not arrive until tonight, with perhaps a few lighter showers developing across eastern upper by late afternoon associated with an elevated psuedo-warm front. && .SHORT TERM...(Today and tonight) Issued at 304 AM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 ...Rain on the way tonight... Amplified, yet progressive, large scale NOAM pattern continues, with stout mid and upper level ridge axis in the process of settling itself directly overhead, all-the-while just as impressive deep trough axis rotates east across the High Plains. The former is bringing another quiet and seasonably chilly night across the North Woods, with mainly clear skies and temperatures once again making a run through the 40s (some "lucky" locales likely to drop into the upper 30s by sunrise). Further west, rather respectable moisture plume punching north into the Upper Mississippi Valley, running just ahead and along of a developing central plains cold front. An elongated band of showers and embedded thunderstorms are within this moisture plume, some of which are producing some locally heavy rain. As mentioned, despite amplification, whole pattern looks to remain fairly progressive through tonight, forcing current overhead ridge to succumb to that approaching wave and cold front heading through very late today, and especially tonight. That attendant moisture axis will only increase in scale, setting its sites directly on our area during the overnight. Rain, some heavy, looks like a given, with even some embedded thunderstorms. Spatial and temporal resolution of this band of wet weather remains the primary forecast concern through the short term. For the most part, today looks like another spectacular northern Michigan early fall day, with that upper level ridge remaining in control until very late. Top-down moisture advection gets underway this morning, leading to slowly increasing high and mid clouds from west to east. Departure of surface high off to our east allows southeast winds to further develop, helping drive some modest low level waa. Temperatures will respond accordingly, likely nearing or just topping 70 degrees for most, which is a few degrees above normal. Moisture may get just deep enough to bring some initial light showers into eastern Upper and along Lake Michigan by very late in the day. Forcing ramps up considerably tonight as strong shortwave trough digs into the northwest Lakes by morning. Attendant moisture plume is impressive indeed within stout h8-h7 theta-e ridge what plows overhead, with pwat values making a run at an inch and a half during the early morning. Very sharp and deep convergence will work over this moisture plume, so would expect upstream shower coverage and intensity to continue to go upscale this evening, becoming a well organized plume of moderate to heavy rain as it pivots across our area tonight. Will likely see a few embedded thunderstorms given amount of forcing and moisture. Instability and mid level lapse rates are limited, so definitely don`t see any severe weather concerns. Window for heaviest rains at any particular location looks to be on the order of a few hours, helping keep rain totals in check some. Still think most of the area will receive at least a half an inch of rain, with some locally heavier totals up to and perhaps over an inch a real possibility. Dry slot punches into western sections of the area by sunrise, likely bringing a temporary reprieve to the wet weather. .LONG TERM...(Monday through Saturday) Issued at 304 AM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 Simply an ugly forecast upcoming to begin the work week and possibly well beyond. Extended models are having a heck of a time deciphering the movement and timing of the upper level low moving across the region next week. The main forecast concerns revolve around pops and temperatures through the period. Monday into Tuesday night...The surface cold front continues to blast across the region early Monday. Winds will be gusty behind it and likely remain so all the way into Tuesday (at least). Meanwhile, upper level low pressure sinks slowly southward across the region and supplies some moisture as well as increasing over lake instability. So expect scattered to numerous showers across the region as a result. Temperatures will be mainly in the 50s for highs and lows in the 40s and the wind will make it feel pretty chilly. Wednesday through Saturday...The upper level low will likely slip by to our south Thursday but the ECMWF and UKMET insist that it will retrograde northwestward later in the week into next weekend. This possible trend will have to be watched carefully because right now consensus model guidance keeps moisture from this system off to our south. If the European guidance is correct (it seems a little odd but not unheard of) then will have to reintroduce pops possibly as early as Friday. The only day that seems like a slam dunk to be nice at this point is Thursday as clouds will likely be slow to dissipate/depart on Wednesday. Not as cool but we shall see if the ridging/warmer temperatures of the GFS turn out to be right. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Monday afternoon) Issued at 230 PM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 VFR conditions today with a variety of clouds at different levels. Approaching cold front will bring a swath of rain from west to east across the sites tonight, some of which could be briefly heavy, resulting in short periods of vis restriction. Lower cigs will quickly follow this band of rain, resulting in widespread MVFR/IFR conditions by early Monday morning. Cold advection will bring about lake effect rain showers across the NW lower airports Monday, but more significantly in the afternoon. South/southeast winds increase tonight ahead of the front with a period of LLWS. Winds shift out of the SW as the front passes and become gusty into Monday. && .MARINE... Issued at 304 AM EDT Sun Sep 25 2016 A rather prolonged period of gusty winds and choppy waves kicks off today, and continues right through Tuesday. Southeast winds will be on the increase today, with winds veering south and eventually southwest tonight. Winds are expected to become west and continue to increase in speed Monday into Tuesday as a strong upper level disturbance passes overhead and over-water conditions become increasingly unstable. SCA`s issued earlier for all waters will remain, and will definitely need to be on the lookout for gale conditions by later Monday and Monday night, especially across northern Lake Michigan. Showers, and perhaps even a few rumbles of thunder, will be common tonight through Tuesday. Deep lake induced convective cloud depths and passage of that upper level disturbance will be favorable for waterspouts, with perhaps the most favorable area for these to occur being across Lake Superior and northern Lake Huron where winds will be a touch lighter. && .APX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... MI...NONE. LH...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 6 PM EDT Monday for LHZ345>349. LM...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 6 PM EDT Monday for LMZ323-341-342- 344>346. LS...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 6 PM EDT Monday for LSZ322. GALE WARNING until 5 AM EDT Monday for LSZ321. && $$ UPDATE...Dickson SHORT TERM...MSB LONG TERM...Sullivan AVIATION...Dickson MARINE...MSB


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A first hand New York City cycling experience brought to you in full 1080p, with high quality audio, and panoramic pictures.
This project's funding goal was not reached on November 12, 2012.
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My name is William R Ponsot, and I am the blogger at www.AstoriaHD.blogspot.com. Since March of 2012 this blog is the home base and launch pad for all of my cycling film projects (documentary/raw footage), panoramic photography, and experiential ride journalism, as well as some local cycling related news.
I have intentionally left all advertising out of my videos and webpage and plan to release my video projects on a "pay what you like" streaming or download format.
I am seeking the necessary funds to complete my first documentary film. The films title "Bike your city", is the core message of the project. I hope to encourage people to explore the limits of their village, town, or city, by showing them what I have discovered in my travels around New York in 2012.
Also, this Fall I am visiting with my uncle in Germany who is a cyclist as well, and will be filming my rides in Europe, and will include some of that footage in Bike Your City.
I have gathered many 100's of hours of HD video exploring alone, including a solo cyclotouring trip 80 miles to Clarence Fahnestock Park, with all of my gear including shelter strapped to my back.
I have also participated in a number of organized rides, large and small like the 5 Boro Bike Tour (my first organized ride, 35k participants!), The Ride to Montauk (my first Century ride), and the Ride of Silence (advocacy ride).
I have created an Astoria HD 2013 Calendar from some of my favorite panoramic views captured while filming Bike Your City. This way you can enjoy some of the views featured in the film while you count the days until it's release.
Due to video file size limitations on the Kickstarter page I have uploaded a full 10 minute Kickstarter promo video to youtube. All of my videos are shot in full 1080p, and I encourage you to enjoy them at the highest quality possible.
Thanks for watching!
William R Ponsot
***(Music by Chenard Walcker. Permission for use of this music falls under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)
Once I have the funding I need to complete Bike Your City the first major challenges will be the long editing process, scoring, as well as potential voice overs. Next I will need some graphic design for all aspects of the project including some branding and local and web based advertising, and a digital distribution vender. Once I finally have the completed project in hand I would then offer it to local cycling advocacy groups as a promotional tool to help grow the positive image of cycling in New York, as well as enter my film into New York film festivals. My biggest risk in this project is personal. I have invested much of my own time and money into getting this started, but with the validation of cloud funding projects like Bike your city can find the courage and resources needed to come to fruition.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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Yeah, but you beat Chris like a drum.
on Nov 26 2007 @ 08:22 PM
It may be a hell of a job (more than I'm sure that I know). But I appreciate all your hard work and commentary. it makes me think, laugh, cry and even provokes me into temper tantrums. Keep up the good fight!
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Some actors are great at singing. Some are just super at dancing. But Sean Bean is awesome at dying.
As the Sean Bean Death Reel YouTube clip below demonstrates, there's always a good chance the Brit actor is going to buy the farm. So sit back and "enjoy" the sight of the Beanster getting smothered, shot, impaled, blown up, torn apart by horses, beheaded, hung, bayoneted, and, most ignominiously, pushed off a cliff by cows.
Oh, the humanity!!!
What's your favorite Bean demise? Or film in which he actually survives until the end credits (I'm assuming there must be some).
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I received an email from Reader Danny the other day, after my post about Credit Karma catching an error before I did [3], thanking me for the post. Every few weeks I get an email thanking me because a post I wrote fixed a problem for them or revealed one they didn't know existed. It got me thinking… how many success stories are there for you guys who read my ramblings?
If you're wondering if this is just some public ego stroking session, it's not (well, not entirely :)). Some of you have been reading since the very beginning, some of you for a year or two, and some for a few months if not a few days. I'd like to think there are a few older gems that don't get much love lately and hopefully hearing some success stories will bring those guys back to life.
I'll share my own – I've learned a lot in the last few years writing at Bargaineering in the realms of personal finance, investing, running a business, and working with other people. It's been a great experience that I hope to continue for many years into the future and I hope that you'll stick with me throughout (and a big thanks to everyone who has stuck around thus far!).
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Besides the taller one, I like Sans better.
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The most pain of the ass character in Undertale that will make you cry for hours on end until you somehow beat him and then make you crawl up and die in a hole. He pretends to be laid back and lazy.
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Choose a city council that will fight drug trade
Last Sunday marked the anniversary of the death of a close friend's daughter. I always remember the date, because she died in Trenton as a result of drug use. Neither my friend nor her daughter ever lived in Trenton. So, the only memory of Trenton that my friend has is her daughter's death. She is not alone.
For many residents, Trenton's location has become a curse. Close to the shore and conveniently located between Philadelphia and New York, the city is an easy mark for the drug trade, which brought with it rampant street crime.
An outsider looking in could be mistaken and think that the people of Trenton choose not to act. Drug activity is the single greatest cause of crime in the city. Eradicating drug activity must be a priority for the new administration. When citizens are willing to elect a mayor and council that will wage war on drugs, we will see a reduction in panhandling and all types of street crime, including prostitution and assault.
All I can say to my friend is that I am sorry for her loss and that on Tuesday, May 13, I will vote my conscience by voting for candidates that make Trenton an unwelcoming venue for the drug trade.
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If you have ever been rolling a little too fast on the interstate and an oncoming driver flashed the high beams as a warning, you may be surprised to learn that driver was risking a costly traffic ticket of his or her own.
In New Jersey, drivers who flashed their lights to warn others have been cited and fined for "improper use of multiple beam headlights." That is a troubling fact, because this is a form of communication that should be constitutionally protected.
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If law enforcement is using radar to combat excessive speed, a motorist who flashes his or her lights is having a positive impact, helping to slow the flow of traffic and improve road safety. The goal should be safe roads and highways, not a money grab for municipal treasuries.
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Congress uses our healthcare as political weapon
Election nonsense has begun. 2014 is a congressional election year and Rep. Leonard Lance's (R-7th Dist.) glossies are already in the mail. The current one is typical of what we can expect to endure from both parties. It is filled with false innuendo designed to prolong the divisiveness in Washington, D.C. From the context, one would think Rep. Lance is running against President Barack Obama.
A section of the flier states that "Lance has taken action by sponsoring the 'Enforce the Law Act' and the 'Faithful Execution of the Law Act.' However, according to govtrack.US, there are 22 co-sponsors for the former bill and 37 co-sponsors for the latter bill, and would you believe (as of this writing) that Rep. Lance's name was not on either list. It is so comforting to know that our representatives can be trusted.
Regarding the two acts, they are obviously a political ploy by the Republican Party. The hypocrisy goes beyond the pale. One of the primary reasons for the acts is the president's failure to implement the Affordable Care Act in its entirety, yet the "party of no" wants to repeal it.
For those who buy into the notion that the U.S. has the "best healthcare system," pre- or post-ACA, in January 2014, a panel of doctors, epidemiologists, demographers and other researchers charged by the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine to better understand Americans' comparative health, reported that among the affluent nations, Americans' health is even worse than they thought, ranking below 16 other developed nations. In fact, the report cites data suggesting that even white, well-off Americans live sicker and die sooner than similarly situated people elsewhere.
However, if one happens to be a member of Congress, one does have the best healthcare system in the world. Hence, it's easy to see why members of Congress are so cavalier about healthcare.
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Report clearing Christie questionable at best
The report Gov. Chris Christie requested on the George Washington Bridge lane closures has exonerated him and stated that he had nothing to do with the events of last September ("Report requested by Gov. clears him — Ex-federal prosecutor hired by Christie blames shutdown on Kelly, Wildstein," March 28). For this report, Christie chose to hire a law firm that, according to a recent MSNBC news report, is a large supporter of the governor, having donated to his campaign on several occasions. One of the lawyers from the firm who interviewed Christie staff for the report has a daughter who was an intern in Gov. Christie's office. The duty of a law firm, which is being paid for its services, is to act in its client's best interest.
This premature report interviewed only current Christie employees, but failed to secure the cooperation of principal players in the scandal, leaving only hearsay and innuendo. The report blames the lane closures on office rumors of a short affair between Christie aides Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Stepien that inexplicably caused Ms. Kelly to start the traffic jam. Also, Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer was said to have made false and unbelievable claims, because she was shown in a meeting photo "yawning."
By a happy coincidence, the report exonerating Gov. Christie came out just in time for the governor's trip to Las Vegas ("Christie's comeback kicks off in Vegas — 'Winning' talk gets standing ovation," March 30) to meet with billionaire donor Sheldon Adelson. On top of all this, New Jersey taxpayers will be billed more than a million dollars in legal fees. Thanks, Gov.!
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Steady scientific progress continues to be made on broad fronts in the specialty of anesthesiology. There are several that deserve highlighting and are presented here, not necessarily in order of their importance.
Invasive Monitoring
Invasive monitoring continues to receive substantial attention in the literature and at postgraduate symposia. The difficult question is when to monitor and, more specifically, when to monitor pulmonary capillary wedge pressures. Guidelines for use of balloon-tipped catheters were first suggested by Swan and Ganz1 in 1974. However, the topic continues to be debated heavily. One is struck with the wide spectrum of positions taken on this subject. Swan2 revealed his own bias by declaring central venous pressure (CVP) monitoring to be outmoded.Mangano,3 in admirable fashion, has recently made an effort to compare the CVP with the pulmonary capillary wedge pressure under varying conditions in a group of patients undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass. Simultaneous
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Im from Uk Im starting a Pearsonalised Games Service. These include DVD, PC, Board and Card Games. The thing is I dont ship them. The Card and Board games will be printable. For DVD games the Image files will be giving.
I was planning to do it free but I need advice. Should I maybe charge a Pound or A dollar per person. I didn't think people would pay if its not a product just downloadable.
So should I just do the service free or charge a small fee for the time it takes to make?
charge a small fee for postage and packing
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Didnt u read its not a thing I send out. Read it fully
So your Customers Download them from a site?
No Longer Have A Wii
Well they request the game fill out the form with there name and answer questions I need for details for the pearsonalised games eg Family Murder Mystery DVD Game. Id ask for pictures and videos (If they wish) ask the names and details to create the game. Then in 1-2 weeks I give them a link to download there Game to Print or Copy or Play and the link can only be used once! (I keep a back up incase they lose the files)
So should I go free or a small £1 or 50p charge through Paypal
Or just a Donation Paypal Link ( Do you think anyone would donate if they took a game are people like that do they donate to homemade stuff? )
yeh i would charge a small fee, at the end of the da your losing time, and time is money.
What price do you think would be suitable.
If you was taking would you pay these prices?
DVD Quiz Game £1
DVD Adventure Game £2.50
Card Game 50p
Board Game £1
Pearsonalised Computer Room 25p
I also plan to release various unpearsonalised games for free. Exaples include
The Great Big Video Quiz DVD Game
Wrestlequiz! DVD game (Featuring many wrestling clips)
The Wrestle House
The Wrestlehouse is a interactive house with different rooms for different Wrestling Promotions and wrestlers. Which can be downloaded to PC. Which by goign through the rooms find wrestlers Information, Title History, Video Clips, Pictures and Entrance Themes. There are also Rooms about Wrestling itself such as the Greatest Wretlers, Rules, Types of Matches and The History of Wrestling.
The Wrestlehouse is a big project Ive been working on for a while and is looking good.
A pearsonalised Computer room is similar to Wrestlehouse but only features a few rooms with Pictures, History of the person, The Family and A Quiz (Includes few more features like small games such as Spot the Difference)
So does this price list seem fair. I will be doing a months trial which all pearsonalised games are free.
Thank you for your help
I think the Prices are quite acceptable
No Longer Have A Wii
acceptable prices and a great idea.
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It depends on the quality of your work! if you seem too cheap people will assume that it will be of low quality.. .. .. .. too much and they won't want to pay for it.
Have you thought about issues regarding copyright? Unless you made / own all of the clips you could potentially get a large bill for royalties.. .. .. just a thought!


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Landau Eugene Murphy Jr., West Virginia native and the 2011 winner of NBC TV's "America's Got Talent," will offer a very special intimate, vintage "lounge-style" evening concert in the Stonewall Resort ballroom on Saturday, resort officials announced.
The "Landau Lounge" event is open to the public and a limited number of tickets are available now at www.ticketriver.com.
Additionally, the Palmer Signature Course at Stonewall Resort will open for the season on Saturday with special rates, as well as an April Fools Golf Tournament on Sunday.
Steve Ludwig, director of sales and marketing for Stonewall Resort, said, "From one of America's greatest pastimes to one of America's most celebrated crooners, (Saturday) is going to be a special time to be at Stonewall Resort. Take advantage of a great day of golf on one of the state's most acclaimed courses and then relax to the cool sounds of Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. as he performs Great American Songbook classics from The Rat Pack."
Ludwig said the "Landau Lounge" performance begins at 8 p.m. in the resort ballroom, restyled in a 1950's jazz club motif complete with a dance floor. Landau will be accompanied by his dynamic small jazz combo, giving fans the chance to see him as never before, in an up-close-and-personal setting that will highlight his smooth vocal style on all time classics and offer a first listen for tracks from his upcoming third album. Concert tickets are $35 in advance and can be purchased at www.stonewallresort.com or at www.landaumurphyjr.com or by calling 703-268-4218.
"After a long, cold winter, spring is finally here and anticipation for the upcoming golf season is building by the day and the Palmer Signature Course - recently ranked the 57th 'Best Resort Course in America' by Golf Week - will be primed and ready for play on Saturday," Ludwig said. "For those interested in removing the rust, an April Fools Golf Tournament will be offered the next day, Sunday, with a shotgun start at 11 a.m.
"Whether you're a golfer, music enthusiast, nature lover, or someone who likes to spend time in the spa, Stonewall has something for everyone the final weekend of March," Ludwig said.
To make reservations, or for more information, contact the resort at (304) 269-7400 or visit the website at www.stonewallresort.com.


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Baseball scouts call them five-tool players - athletes who can run, throw, hit for average, hit for power and excel defensively.
Tussey Mountain High School outfielder Jordan DeLuca developed all those assets during a four-year high school baseball career that saw him attract attention from professional baseball scouts and college baseball programs.
On Wednesday, DeLuca fulfilled a personal dream when he was selected in the 47th round of the Major League Baseball draft - as the 1,412th overall pick in the draft - by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Tussey Mountain's Jordan DeLuca was in school Wednesday when the Pirates called to inform his family of their selection.
"They've always been my favorite team,'' DeLuca said of the Pirates. "I've always been a fan. This is very, very exciting.''
The 6-foot-1, 175-pound DeLuca had a private tryout with Pirates regional scouting supervisor Rob Guzic two weeks ago at McConnellsburg High School - "I threw, hit and ran a 60-yard dash,'' DeLuca said - and impressed Guzic enough to get a call from the Pirates Wednesday morning informing him that he had been drafted.
"The Pirates called my cell phone at around 11 o'clock in the morning, and I didn't get the message because I was still in school,'' DeLuca said. "I didn't find out until around 4 p.m., when my parents [Charles and Jeannie] notified me.''
Tussey Mountain baseball coach Rob Reed, who brought DeLuca up to the Titans' varsity as a freshman and coached him all four seasons, said that DeLuca brings plenty of baseball skills to the table.
"He has developed into a very good all-around player,'' Reed said. "His biggest attributes are his speed and his arm, but he also runs real well, and he has developed into a good all-around hitter who has been hitting with more power.''
DeLuca hit .490 (25-for-51) in his senior season this spring, with six homers, five doubles, a triple, 34 RBIs, and 24 runs scored. DeLuca, who can run the 60-yard dash in 6.4 seconds, collected 96 hits in four seasons at Tussey Mountain, and carded a .569 batting average last year as a junior.
DeLuca had originally committed to play collegiate baseball at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, but isn't sure what his next move will be now.
"I'm going to talk things over with my parents and go from there,'' he said. "This all really hasn't hit me just yet.''
DeLuca said the prospect of someday playing baseball for the Pirates' Class AA affiliate Altoona Curve at Blair County Ballpark would be "a huge honor.''
Reed said that DeLuca has drawn the attention of some major league scouts for quite some time.
"We knew that there had been some teams showing interest in him,'' Reed said. "He had been on the radar for some teams. We certainly hoped that he would be selected. He's a kid who has put in a lot of hard work, and this is a nice reward for him.''
DeLuca said his pro workouts have always gone well, but he was still delighted and surprised when the Pirates came calling Wednesday.
"I thought it was a huge honor just to be doing the showcases [tryouts],'' DeLuca said. "I really didn't know if anything was going to come through or not.''
DeLuca, who was also a basketball standout at Tussey Mountain, is playing baseball this summer for the Red Bull team in the Greater City Baseball League's AAABA division.
Along with DeLuca, three other players with area ties who were picked in the Major League Baseball draft. They included pitcher Nick Gillung of Mercyhurst College, who played for the Johnston Realty team in the Altoona AAABA and was selected in the 19th round (590th overall selection) by the St. Louis Cardinals, and Brook Hart, a former State College Area High School pitcher who was picked in the 23rd round by the Colorado Rockies. Penn State University junior third baseman Jordan Steranka was picked by the Houston Astros in the 30th round.


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Hannah Lauren Davis and John Blake Eidson are engaged to be married on July 20 at the Pavilion at Pepper Plantation in Awendaw, S.C.
The bride is the daughter of Russell and Ann Davis of Rural Hall, N.C. She is the granddaughter of Paul and Estelle Brown.
The brides husband-to-be is the son of Brian and Beth Eidson of Summerville. He is the grandson of Dennis and Elanor Eidson and the late Doris Talbert and James Talbert Sr.
The bride is a 2009 graduate of North Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. and a 2013 graduate of Charleston Southern University. She is currently employed at Summerville Elementary School.
The groom is a 2006 graduate of Summerville High School and a 2010 graduate of Charleston Southern University. He is currently employed at Nova Gas and is enjoying coaching at Ashley Ridge High School.
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There is a comedy to being a Sixers season ticket holder.
For instance, two weeks ago, I got a call on my work phone, from Mark Zumoff. It wasn't Zumoff live, but it was a recording of him, asking me to renew my plan. Hearing Zumoff's voice isn't exactly something that inspires sales. In years past I've gotten similar calls from Billy King. Well at least Zumoff's voice had some energy to it.
I don't know if there's any correlation, but I never got these odd calls during the good ole days of the Pat Croce regime.
Actually, for my money, the team's marketing has decayed even worse than the team itself. Going to Sixer games used to be fun, win or lose. Now it's like a mini-morgue. The only way to come close to having a festive atmosphere is during a victory. Job one for Billy King and his henchwoman Lara Price, should be to figure out a way to make this venue, appealing.
Here's one suggestion. That Cathy Romano, is definitely a fine looking woman, who comes across personably. They should figure out how to give her more face time.


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As you may know, TD Bank Group (TD) has completed its acquisition of Chrysler Financial (CF). We have combined the financial stability and legendary customer service of TD Bank Group with Chrysler Financial's more than 45-year history of automotive financing expertise. We are excited to bring you TD Auto Finance, which is owned by one of the safest banks in North America according to Global Finance Magazine and is one of the few Aaa-rated banks listed on the New York Stock Exchange.1
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We wanted to update you on this exciting acquisition and to let you know there are no changes to the terms of your retail installment contract, loan or lease. You will start to see our new name, TD Auto Finance, and our new look on materials we send to you and on our website. For more information, you can go to www.tdautofinance.com on or after June 1, 2011.
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If you have ever tried to shoot a three-point shot from the back of a donkey... you might be a redneck!
Harrison County might not be one of the counties that experiences the Kentucky pride of growing a Triple Crown winner but, on May 6, another four legged creature that goes "hee haw" might put 'em on the map for strangest animal sports.
This year marks the beginning of what could turn out to be a much anticipated event as the Harrison County Middle School FFA chapter presents Donkey Basketball.
The Frankie Taylor Memorial Easter Egg Hunt has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 30, beginning at 11 a.m. at Flat Run Veterans' Park. In the event of inclement weather, eggs will be distributed at Cynthiana Christian Church at 11 a.m.
A call from dispatch may mean the difference between being alert and not knowing what is to come. County and city officials are pushing for all city and county citizens to sign on to receive Code Red alerts.
Anyone interested in receiving Code Red alerts from the 911 center, simply needs to fill out a form that can be picked up at the sheriff's department, City Hall, or the county judge-executive's office located in the old courthouse.
While this rainy spring may have wreaked havoc on roofs and basements, city officials have water woes of a greater magnitude.
"We have to address this problem," Gary Royalty, utilities director, told Cynthiana City Commissioners Tuesday night. "We cannot continue to roll the dice."
Royalty asked the commission to approve a work order allowing HDR Engineers to prepare a plan to construct a new flood wall berm to protect the city's water treatment plant.
Roger Slade and Phillip Nickerson call all ghost enthusiasts to come celebrate and watch the Biography channel's hit show, My Ghost Story, featuring the well-known and mysterious stories of Rohs Opera House on April 30.
The long patient wait of Slade and Nickerson has finally paid off as they get the chance to tell the world about the mysterious occurrences they have encountered as co-owners of Rohs Opera House.
After several meetings deliberating over finances, Harrison County Fiscal Court members say they are beginning to feel slightly optimistic about the 2011 budget.
The fiscal court has only two issues with questions about the budget requests.
Still somewhat unclear are the future of the ambulance service and recreation department. Court members were certain that they would have the budget completed by the state's June 1 deadline.
The Harrison County High School Baseball Fence of Fame is getting four new members Friday when the Thorobreds face the Conner Cougars on the Hilltop at 6 p.m.
James R. (Jimmy) Whitaker, John Hampton, J.B. Schmidt, and Will Renaker will all have a sign with their name go up on the fence that evening.
Jimmy Whitaker has been involved in coaching the Thorobreds as long as brother Mac has been the head coach at the school.
The Harrison County girls and boys tennis teams continue to compete for wins in matches, but continue to fall a little short.
Bourbon County was the opponent last Tuesday and came away with close wins in both team scores.
The Colonels won 3-4 in the boys' and 4-6 in the girls' competition.
Cory McCauley, Charlie Smith and Johnny Mitchell won in the single competition but none of the doubles pairs were able to win leaving the 3-4 verdict.
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There is a 20 percent chance of isolated showers. The high temperature will be near 54 degrees. Winds will be from the west at 15 to 18 mph.
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The first week of December is nearly over and 2014 seems to be bounding in quickly. With that, I am excited to announce our latest ebookPredictions 2014: How Data Will Change The Playing Field For Marketing and Sales. This is our second go at connecting with industry thought leaders on the hottest topics and predictions in marketing and sales. This year we connected with over 20 of the who's who in marketing and sales to focus on data. We have all been hearing about how marketing and sales need to become data-driven, but what does that really mean? How will that change our day to day workflows, goals and outcomes? Is data everything? Do the views of our experts skew towards being pessimistic or optimistic? How do we ensure we are getting the biggest bang for our efforts? These questions and more are all addressed in our collection of predictions on marketing and sales.
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Shashi Upadhyay, CEO: In 2014, marketers will realize that they can harvest the buying signals from the Web, social media and 3rd party data sources to improve every aspect of demand generation and sales. The prize will go to those who do this first by following the practices of Internet-scale companies like Google, Facebook and Netflix and focusing on drawing insights from data to make predictions about who is likely to buy next. All the pieces are now in place – the cloud, large installed bases of CRM and marketing automation systems and the exploding data volume. Predictive marketing and sales applications will democratize the power of buying signals for everyone, no team of data scientists required.
Brian Kardon, CMO: We've all had a front row seat to the marketing transformation over the past 10 years: digitization, real-time, social media, content marketing, inbound, marketing automation. These were not ephemeral ideas. They transformed marketing. Predictive analytics is now emerging as central to the modern marketing organization and a top focus for 2014. Leading marketers are leveraging data science to market and sell more intelligently. They are bringing every relevant buying signal — from the web, social, CRM and marketing automation sources — to find, prioritize and close their next customer. Inspired by the awesome predictive analytics engines of Google and Amazon, we are seeing a marketing arms race emerge— powered by data. Making sense out of the complexity of big data is what predictive analytics was born to do. Companies as diverse as GE, Citrix, Staples and Dell are embracing predictive analytics and seeing huge lifts in pipeline generation, higher conversion rates and faster growth.
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This is my article which appeared in the Star last november. It is time for Malaysians to think of the kind of country they want to live in; a country which continuous to be polarised by racial politics or a country truly for all Malaysians?
Follow Asean's example
MALAYSIA's nation-building project could take a leaf from the direction taken by Asean by building one community, one vision and one identity.?
A clear national identity embraced by all communities is the prerequisite for national unity to become a reality.
Forging a national identity within the context of a multicultural society is not an enviable task.
It takes a careful balancing act of integrating unique sub-national cultures with a shared national culture. The former is not an antithesis of the latter.
National culture can refer to the nation's economic, social, legal, governance and political systems.
Meanwhile, sub-national culture is the way of life or social norms of a community.
Sub-national culture is diverse and not homogenous even within a particular community. Hence, conformity is often not by choice but due to peer pressure.
Nation building and the effort to build consensus on national unity cannot be decreed or regulated through policy intervention alone.
It must be carefully nurtured and the condition of equal political, economic and social rights must exist to ensure that national unity is founded on a broad acceptance of a national identity and sense of belonging.
Although the state cannot foster national unity through its sponsored programmes alone, it can help create the right policy environment to make the nurturing process more conducive.
On the socio-economic environment, the Government can adopt less divisive policies by focusing on class differences instead of clear ethnic divisions.
Hence, it is timely that the Government recognises that the identification of an ethnic group to an economic activity is no longer visible.
Efforts to eradicate poverty, empower the poor and redistribute wealth should focus on class differences, between the haves and have-nots, and not between bumiputras and non-bumiputras alone.
We need to move from a system that celebrates a few winners amid a large number of losers to a system which guarantees success for all through pragmatism, sheer hard work, innovation, persistency and high moral standards.
A true sense of belonging and loyalty to the nation can only be fostered through fair and responsible governance.
We need to create a socio-economic environment where all individuals are encouraged to perform their best.
Moving forward, we need to reassess our education system to find out if it is playing a positive role in nation building.
We should envision and implement a system where students are given access to the best educators, most updated curriculum and most recent and relevant knowledge capital which they can use to become useful and productive citizens.
The education system must not breed divisions or create dichotomies based on ethnicity, gender, religion or any other discriminatory aspects.
Instead, it should teach students about the richness of our diversity and the benefits of living and cooperating as one community.
Politicians must be aware that using a political solution to address an education problem may not be the best solution.
On the contrary, a school is where students are exposed to various elements of the nation and the society they live in.
These make up the information they use to form their own perspective or worldview.
If education issues are often resolved through politicians? racial lenses, the students? perspective of their society and nation will take the same narrow communal perspective embraced by the politicians.
Can national unity be achieved in a multicultural and multiethnic setting?
Yes, if politicians have enough political will to change their own communal biases and adopt a non-racial approach to set a good example for others in the society.


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C. de Bergh, A. Delsanti (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France), G.-P. Tozzi (INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri, Italy), A. Doressoundiram (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France), E. Dotto (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma, Italy), M.A. Barucci (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France)
We have performed with the 8-m telescopes of the ESO-VLT (Very Large Telescope) in Chile visible and near-infrared spectroscopy and photometry of the Transneptunian Object (TNO) 2004 DW. This object, one of the largest known TNOs, is a Plutino. The visible spectrum (covering the range 0.4-0.8 micron) was obtained on April 11, 2004, and the near-infrared spectrum (with the J, H and K parts recorded at different times but connected together by means of JHK photometry made each night) on April 11, 12 and 21, 2004. The spectra are of higher quality than those obtained by Fornasier et al. (Astron. Astrophys., L43, 422 , 2004) for this object.
The visible reflectance spectrum is featureless and nearly flat but with a very slight red slope, and in good agreement with the BVRI photometry performed the same night (indicating nearly solar colors). In the near-infrared, strong absorptions due to water ice are detected at 1.5 and 2 micron. Attempts to model the spectrum in order to retrieve information on the surface composition are presented.
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