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From: "Alex Smith (K4RNT)" ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.ebay.com/itm/Acer-Chromebase-DC221HQ-21-5-Full- HD-NVIDIA-Tegra-K1-All-in-One-Desktop-Used-/272249565427? hash=3Ditem3f6356b0f3:g:-pUAAOSwQjZXP40- NVIDIA has done a really good job with the Tegra ARM CPUs. Their latest, the K1, is fully supported by Linux, and while it usually runs Android, will run Linux no problem. NVIDIA has fully released and supports Linux on their silicon. If somebody wants to buy one of these and set up as a desktop box, I'd love to see a writeup or video of its running Linux. http://www.vctlabs.com/posts/2015/Jan/22/tegra
From: Phil Sieg ------------------------------------------------------ I built 2 Hackintoshes, and need only one of them. Here is the one for sale: Intel Xeon 2.83ghz quad core processor 16 GB RAM 500GB main drive 1TB Time machine/data drive Nvidia GTX 650 (2GB DDR5) Video with triple outputs. DVD R/RW 802.11 B/G/N Airport card Bluetooth Dell Optiplex 780 Mini-Tower Mobo and case Almost silent and runs very cool. Running Yosemite 10.10.1 Equivalent to 1st 2 generations of MacPro. Very fast. Come by my office and check it out if you like. Phil Sieg President SeniorTech LLC / snapfōn® www.snapfon.com firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 423.535.9968 Fax: 423.265.9820 Mobile: 423.331.0725 "The computer is the most remarkable tool that we've ever come up with. It's the equivalent of a bicycle for our minds." Steve Jobs, 1955-2011
From: Med Dement ------------------------------------------------------ I have 3 running…. all are I7 cpus……. 16gb ram…Gigabit boards…... 250gb ssd.. drives and Nvidia cards….. all doing dual screens…. I have real mac desktops too… but even the new IMac I'm on right now.. is not as fast as the i7 guys……. I run Red Hat on two IBM blade servers… that have 6 drives each and so far every body gets along.. with everybody….. Med Dement email@example.com
From: Phil Sieg ------------------------------------------------------ So I have successfully Hackintoshed a dell Optiplex 780 Desktop (between mini tower and SFF in size 16x16x5). It is VERY fast and silent. I must say I am impressed. Here is the build: Optiplex 780 Intel Q9650 Core2 Quad 3.0ghz (Will replace with Xeon Quad when it arrives) 16GB 1333mhz ram 500 GB Crucial M100 SSD 1TB Western Digital Blue (Time Machine internal drive) Nvidia GeForce GT730 1GB DDR5 low profile. Triple monitor support ;-) So a Quad core 3 ghz with 16gb ram and 1tb Time machine drive that performs like a MacPro (older one of course) for $617 ALL IN. I can't say I will never buy another Mac… But I might not buy another Mac Desktop. The ONLY thing I do not have working yet is the APP Store, and Messages. Phil Sieg President SeniorTech LLC / snapfōn® www.snapfon.com firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 423.535.9968 Fax: 423.265.9820 Mobile: 423.331.0725 "The computer is the most remarkable tool that we've ever come up with. It's the equivalent of a bicycle for our minds." Steve Jobs, 1955-2011
From: Unkmar ------------------------------------------------------ Ugh, in short. Don't use the NV44 GeForce 6200 cards for anything more than extremely low end graphics. As in, testing or terminal only. Summary: For me, nVidia cards have historically been pretty easy to configure. Enter the nVidia GeForce 6200. It is a pain to get resolutions above 640x480 using the nVidia binary drivers. (Got a chant while dancing in a proper elliptical style orbit around two fires without spilling you beer.) Seriously, it isn't that hard as long as you know to use the 5th or is this the 6th method of configuring video settings? Because the first 4 or 5 don't quite get you there. Some of those that don't work, and aren't necessary and simply slow you down. I did get it to work and minecraft is barely playable. I think the key component was to generate a fresh xorg.conf from which to start, using the command sudo X -configure. After that, nvidia-settings could see the modes above 640x480. I'm running Debian and installed a new/old video card. New as in just purchased, old as in old Chipset. NVIDIA Corporation NV44 [GeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)] (rev a1). The card was purchased for several reasons. Low end, inexpensive, passive cooling, stability. Good for testing that the malfunction is somewhere other than a possibly burned out video card without spending a C-note. End result, my video card is not the problem. :( Anyhow, back to drivers. The card installs find. the nouvoue.
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ I have a Compaq Presario F700 laptop with an nVidia GeForce 6100 on-board graphics and Broadcom Wi-Fi chipset. For some strange reason, even though I told Kubuntu (14.04 LTS) to use the 3rd party software drivers it still wants to install Nouveau drivers and refuses to install the Broadcom drivers by default. I'm able to get the Broadcom drivers installed, but for some reason, it craps out when I try to install the closed-source GeForce drivers. That is to say it will install just fine, but then it wont' finish booting. Any suggestions???
From: Randy Yates ------------------------------------------------------ I thought I'd post this on here before I list it on eBay or Craigslist. I have an original Mac Pro which has been recently upgraded to 2,1 firmware and dual x5365 Xeon Quad-core 3.0ghz processors. It also has 32 GB of RAM. I'm currently on it and it runs like a champ. It is running Lion and that is the last version of OS X that supports the first gen Mac Pro without using some hacks to change the EFI limitations and without upgrading the video card (currently has the original nVidia Geforce 7300). It's super fast and quiet. It also runs rather cool (around 88F under normal use at the moment). It's a great machine if you aren't someone who needs the latest OS X or if you want to go through the trouble of using the hack to install Mavericks on it. I personally need something that runs Mavericks even if the specs are lower than this, because I'm doing dev work that requires the latest xcode and dev tools. If you would like one heck of a machine for a good price or if you have an imac/mini capable of running Mavericks right away, hit me up offlist. Feel free to ask any questions about the machine. Happy holidays.
From: Stephen Haywood ------------------------------------------------------ I have the following: eMachine T3508 Celeron D 356 ATI Radeon Express 200 No hard drive 512M RAM 10/100 Ethernet 56K Modem DVD-RW HP Pavilion a6400f Athlon 64bit Processor 3GB RAM No hard drive Nvidia Graphics card, not sure which one Wireless card Fan has separated from processor but it still runs. iMac 5521 500Mhz processor 128M RAM CDRW 56K Modem USB Keyboard and Mouse Power cable It still runs. What I want. PC power cable Working 15" or 17" Flat panel VGA monitor with power and monitor cable USB Keyboard and Mouse -- Stephen Haywood Owner, ASG Consulting CISSP, OSCP 423.305.3700 asgconsulting.co
From: Stephen Kraus ------------------------------------------------------ Lyn decided she didn't like the tablet as much as she thought she would, and we just picked up the Samsung Galaxy S4s, so we're Androided out: Asus Transformer 300T Nvidia Tegra Quad core CPU 32GB Internal Storage Comes with Keyboard Dock w/Secondary Internal Battery. Throw me an offer!
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ Anyone ever tried to run Photoshop under WINE? Looking at possibly taking a photoshop class and I'd rather not have to wipe my Linux laptop to reinstall Windows, just to run Photoshop for a day or two. I've got a Compaq Presario F730US (1.8 Ghz AMD 64 X2 CPU) with 2 Gigs of RAM (maxed out.) Video is NVIDIA GeForce Go 6100 (on-board, of course.) HDD was upgraded (the one that came with it was dead when I got it, as was the battery) to 250 Gig SATA, with very little used, so disk space shouldn't be an issue.
From: Aric Annear ------------------------------------------------------ Hi all=97 =20 My recent promotion has me traveling for work more than usual, plus I = just have too much stuff lying around that I don=92t use=97but! It=92s good = stuff, not spare parts. I=92m getting rid of my extra computers and gadgets = because 1) I don=92t need more than one Linux and one Windows machine anymore and 2) = I honestly don=92t really game anymore. =20 Everything listed is in mint or near-mint condition. All prices are = OBO. I am open to trade for some recording gear if any of you happen to have = some laying around, particularly studio monitors, MIDI controllers, or = keyboards, but also willing to trade for decent electric guitars and/or amps. Most = of this stuff will go on Craigslist next weekend at a higher price, but you guys get first whack in case any of you are interested. If not, no = worries. =20 1) Acer Timeline X laptop (model 4820T) -- $300 a. Intel i3 M380 Quad-core CPU @2.53Ghz b. 4GB RAM c. 640GB hard drive d. Iron Lake GPU e. Built-in webcam and WiFi f. Battery still gets up to 4 hours per charge g. Running Ubuntu 12.04, but comes with a valid key for Windows 7 = Home Premium h. For the full $400 I will throw in FREE Chrome Citizen messenger = bag (http://www.chromeindustries.com/bags/messenger-bags/citizen-messenger-ba= g) (also mint condition) 2) Vizio CA27-A0 All-in-One PC -- $600 a. Intel i3 3110M Quad-core CPU @2.40Ghz b. 4 GB RAM c. 1TB hard drive d. Intel 4000HD GPU (will play a surprising number of modern games) e. 27=94 LED screen (less than =BD=94 thick) with 1080p resolution f. Built-in webcam, wireless, Bluetooth, USB 3.0, 2.1 sound with integrated subwoofer g. HDMI pass-through=97you can connect another = computer/laptop/tablet and use this as a 27=94 monitor and 2.1 speaker system, even if the = computer itself is turned off (I=92m doing this with the gaming rig below) h. Running Ubuntu 12.04, but comes with a valid key for Windows 7 = Home Premium i. Includes media remote and Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad j. See pics and more specs here: = http://store.vizio.com/ca27a0.html Seriously, if you want a Linux home desktop to make your Mac friends jealous, this is it. 3) Customized Asus Essentio Gaming Desktop/Suite --$999 a. Intel i7-3770 Quad-core CPU @3.40Ghz b. 16GB RAM c. 1TB hard drive d. NVidia 660ti GPU e. Corsair GS800 800-watt power supply f. Includes HP Elite v2 wireless desktop, Logitech PS-style = gamepad, and Bose Companion 2 speakers g. Includes Plantronics .Audio 995 Wireless Headset h. Includes 24=94 Asus =93ring stand=94 1080p monitor=20 i. Gigabit Ethernet (no wireless, had to remove the card to make room for the GPU) j. Front-panel card reader (MMC/XD/SD/SDHC) and USB 3.0 ports k. Running Windows 7, averages 60-90FPS on Bioshock Infinite or = Skyrim (with upgraded texture pack) at maximum settings 4) Kindle Fire HD 7=94 - $170 including accessories a. 16GB version b. Comes with AmazonBasics Kindle-specific Bluetooth keyboard, = Marware flip case, and AmazonBasics Fast Charger 5) Boxee Box - $80 a. Ethernet and 802.11n WiFi b. Stream from your networked computers/drives, or play from USB or = SD card c. Stream YouTube, Vimeo, and more 6) Cisco-Linksys Media Hub (model NMH305) - $100 a. 500GB version b. 2 drive bays (SATA), upgradable to 2TB storage c. Front-panel LCD for status and diagnostics d. 2 USB ports to attach external drives e. Gigabit Ethernet f. Web-based interface for organizing and streaming media (NOTE: = in my experience it=92s best used as a standard network drive/NAS. = Interface works but kinda sucks.) =20 I=92m in Chattanooga, in St Elmo. Let me know if you have any questions = or want to check out any of the items by emailing me directly at moriarty6 = [AT] gmail.com. =20 Thanks, =20 -Aric
From: Dave Brockman ------------------------------------------------------ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 2/10/2013 10:35 PM, Dave Brockman wrote: > Free 2 Good Home: Full Tower ATX Case featuring 11 external 5.25 > bays (divided conveniently into 1 3-bay section and 2 4-bay > sections, for those 4n3 and 5n4 hot plug drive cages) and 1 > external 3.5 bay (dunno wtf for! :>) This was my home file server, > it has a PSU, MLB + RAM, onboard VGA/AUDIO/NIC of some flavor that > worked in Slack 2.4. (best In the interest of full disclosure, I have no idea if the audio worked or not, and the VGA displayed a text console, ummm, like twice after install, otherwise it ran headless. And by Slack 2.4, what my fingers actually meant was Slack on a 2.4 kernel, pre-splash screen GRUB if that helps anyone pull version numbers out of their arse. > I remember single core Athlon XP something w/ nVidia chipset) that > may or may not work (Everything still powered up when I retired it, > the RAID arrays refused to rebuild after a drive failure so I > copied the data to the new file server and powered it off). > > RAID controller, drives, cages *NOT* included. I do have a 4n3 > SATA hot swap cage available for a burrito from Mojo.... > > Anyone interested, please let me know before 2/28. > > Regards, > > dtb -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJRGGf6AAoJEMP+wtEOVbcd4nkIAK/8J7LEerk9dESoOVX/VBwc HasATr0wM/IuqY5v9Pjj1UXl90ZjQKo+9OZY5f1TFPYsqXdLjSR5/7ou5vv2rak2 CFS4iyhAcrEa+c8IwrONTimbPKnTzC7c+DR0rHu1Zs1f7bwDabMiCdhp16D528S8 7tT7EdvCu3qZdgO1DsJIH8oXPxc0L/yCyhm6QuRoaJbGW9qWsP+LxB2dYIEaeG0H fx9Bq7eqx9TyZHCcKYoO3f7vVVPs1RVqMjc9a6v0iOcnewblyj7ABhZamYF4Asgf vDCo/PAMvs5mmVXgY476PT2TyWKAUllkciDKzT4yA4qV7kvdMESHvXXwGf8F330= =L0Vw -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: Stephen Kraus ------------------------------------------------------ Since I was not able to make it tonight to meet with Ed, I propose a swap meet at Aaron's place if he'll have us. List of things I can bring for sale or trade Sager 9750 Mobile Workstation (AKA Alienware) -Socket 940 AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.4 Ghz CPU (Yes, a DESKTOP CPU, you can run Opterons...in a laptop) -2 GB DDR SODIMM -NO HARD DRIVE (supports 2 x SATA 150 Hard Disks in RAID or Standard Mode) -DVD-RW, supports a 2nd optical drive in another bay or a 3rd hard disk. -1900x1200 WXGA LCD -Nvidia 7800 GTX 256MB Dedicated Video Card (Upgradeable to a 7950 GTX 512MB) Its a 6 year old laptop, but its not gutless. IBM Intellistation Z Pro - Dual 500 Mhz Slot P3 Xeons - 2 GB ECC SDRAM - An 80GB and a 150 GB ATA Hard Disk - AGP ATI Video Card Also very old, still works awesome, was running CentOS and was my old media server Gateway Desktop PC AMD Athlon X2 2.0 Ghz 2GB DDR Nvidia IGP (Has a PCI-e x16 slot, ver 2.0) DVD/RW and DVD reader Media Card Reader. Unknown Hard Disk Fished it out of the trash, it works great, but its not in use. White Box Desktop PC AMD Opteron 2.0 Ghz 3GB DDR Nvidia 7200 GS 256MB PCI-e x16 Graphics 60GB and 1TB Hard Disk (1TB is reporting SMART failures but I'm not seeing degraded performance and its still functioning normally) My current desktop, built out of spares. I also have a bunch of mobile CPUs (AMD Athlon x2 Mobile and Core 2 Duos), DDR2 SODIMM and some DDR2 RAM, and a bunch of 2U Pentium 3 1.3 Ghz Servers I am willing just give away.
From: Jeff Lanthripp ------------------------------------------------------ My house is a wreck - way too much crap cluttering up the place. Some of it is old computer stuff. I have the following to get rid of, need the space. Free to a good home. Whoever takes it must take it all. I am also posting this on craigslist and freecycle. Here's the list: 1st computer: Intel P2 Celeron 366mhz, I think it has 256MB of RAM. I forget the hard drive size, I think it's something like 20GB. Riva 128 video card. some sort of DVD-ROM drive Comes with HP PS/2 keyboard, optical mouse, and 15" CRT monitor. It's in an Antec or Chieftec (can't remember which, but they're the same thing) full-tower ATX case. It has a 10/100 ethernet card in it also. 2nd computer: AMD Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton core at 1833mhz). 512MB RAM, 120GB ATA100 hard drive. CD-RW drive. nVidia GeForce 4400Ti AGP video card if I recall correctly, dual-head. Built around an ASUS A7V8X-X motherboard. Comes with (2) 17" NEC CRT monitors IBM Model M keyboard (clicky!) and an optical wireless mouse. email me at email@example.com - I will be available for pickup Also, for anyone interested, I have two old HP Laserjet II printers that have been in my toolshed for at least 8 years. If you want them, let me know. You help me dig them out and they're yours. -- Jeff Lanthripp email@example.com
From: Mike Harrison ------------------------------------------------------ Finally got some time between road trips where I could retool my main laptop (a big clunky Sony with a great screen and keyboard) from Ubuntu 12.04. I installed the latest Bodhi. (Ubuntu + Enlightenment) which is much more gelled then even a few weeks ago. I picked the plain "Laptop/Tablet" interface, "Default" theme.. set "Window Focus" to "Click Windows to Focus" from command line: apt-get install cups libreoffice joe vlc evolution xterm firefox... (all my usual programs) Am just using a couple of shell scripts to change my screen configs for different dual monitor configs.. like: xrandr --auto --output VGA-1 --mode 1920x1080 --right-of LVDS-1 Without using the funkier and funkier nvidia settings manager.. Right clicking a running program's taskbar icon gave me the ability to add a program to a quick select favorites list (right click on desktop anywhere) and a mac-ish quick launch menu (mode specific).. What I feel: My laptop is FAST again. Only using 1gb of ram (with a Lamp server installed!) The interface is clean, crisp, high contrast and.. did I say: Fast! No hangs no hiccups no pauses.. With everything installed, I'm using just under 10gb of HD, including a restore of lots of crud (docs/data/pics/etc..) from my old system. In many ways it is old skool.. but with just enough polish to feel sexy and powerful. Everything so far, just works. It feels good to be in love again. :)
From: "email@example.com" ------------------------------------------------------ Well, I wiped out Mint and installed Debian squeeze. All good now... :) ET email@example.com writes: > Well, I was able to determine that the 'malloc' error is happening in *MY* > box (I thought it was happening on the *other* box), so I booted my box > with a 'Rescatux' CD, installed SSH, did: > ssh -fCXY user@remote virtualbox > and it worked... > > What that means to me is that both, the last Xubuntu and the last Mint, > have some weird interaction (kernel, video drivers, chipset, who knows) > that causes the problem. > > I am also having issues because my box was either rebooting X or rebooting > the whole enchilada, so I did run a memtest86+ for several hours without > issues and I expect the hardware to be trustworthy. > It is some sort of hardware disliking software issue. > Or so I hope.. > > Now the question that I am trying to answer is: > which distro should I install to avoid this nightmare? > The quest goes on... > ET > > PS: This box has an ATI video card, should I expect a Nvidia to have > better results? I have always have a better luck with Nvidia, but > YMMV... > > > > > firstname.lastname@example.com writes: > >> Well, the Gnomes are at work (again) in my box and I could certainly use >> some help to evict them... >> >> This is what's happening: >> I use: >> 'ssh -fCXY user@remotebox run-something' >> a lot. >> Works every time. >> Or 'mostly' every time... >> >> Now when I run (ONLY from *MY* box): >> ssh -fCXY turboviking virtualbox >> I get: >> *** glibc detected *** /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox: malloc(): memory >> corruption: 0x099c5e48 *** >> And a long trace. >> >> This is the quick rundown of how it broke: >> My desktop was having hiccups and I decided to replace whatever I had >> (can't remember what) with the latest Xubuntu. >> After that, the problem started. >> This problem, coupled with other issues, led me to scrap Xubuntu and >> install the latest Mint/Mate. >> Problem didn't go away... >> The Xubuntu and Mint installations were fresh from-scratch installs, the >> only thing I preserved was my home directory. >> >> So the conclusion was evident: there is something in my /home/directory >> causing the problem. >> Nope... >> Created another user, rebooted the box and logged in with the new user. >> Same $#!T... :( >> >> Now, ANYTHING else that I have fired up works just fine. >> And If I run the exact same instruction from other of my local boxes, it >> works fine too! >> It is ONLY 'vitualbox in my box' that fails. >> But it used to work just fine... >> >> Now the (unsolvable and incomprehensible to me) question is: >> What could possibly be breaking the whole 'remote SSH run' mechanism >> (ONLY for Virtualbox) in my box, which used to work fine before, and >> works fine from everywhere else. >> Other than sacrificing another goat and burying some transistors and >> garlic wrapped on anti-static paper at midnite with no Moon, I don't know >> what to do... >> >> I have seen Virtualbox do weird things before when ran it remotely under >> X/SSH, but this blows my (little) mind. :( >> Any ideas? >> Sight... >> ET >>
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ Ok, I have the following as my xorg.conf and it STILL won't give an option of a resolution higher than 1024x768: # RPM Fusion - nvidia-xorg.conf # Section "Device" Identifier "Videocard0" Driver "nvidia" EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor1" VendorName "Dell" ModelName "E2210H" HorizSync 30.0 - 83.0 VertRefresh 50.0 - 75.0 Modeline "1920x1080@75" 249.64 1920 1952 2896 2928 1080 1101 1114 1135 EndSection What more do I need to do to force it to allow me to have a higher resolution? I haven't had to hand-create an xorg.conf file from scratch like this before... at least in the past, I had SOME idea what I was doing with the Xf86.conf file, but this doesn't have any real resemblence to what I used to hack on back then. It just seems to ignore the settings in the monitor section. Do I need to specify something in the "device" section?
From: Cameron Kilgore ------------------------------------------------------ Next Nvidia Teg~*~!3*`-3`83=89f!$@$@%R!DSDF~ Oops, did I accidentally fizzle that link before you could use it? Sorry. Here's another. Next Nvidia Tegra chip will have a fifth low-power "Companion Core" to run tasks in standby mode Will make for some awesome WebOS phones.
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ F15 is working remarkably well. Since I rebooted with the KVM on the linux box, the scroll is working again (imagine that...) Unfortunately I don't have sound. Sound *was* working before I upgraded. This is an nVidia motherboard and sound chipset. Here's the output of the alsa-info script... not sure what's the relevant portions and what can be ignored so I'm posting the whole thing. Interestingly enough, it *appears* to be aliasing an Intel sound chipset for the nVidia chipset if I'm reading it right... upload=true&script=true&cardinfo= !!################################ !!ALSA Information Script v 0.4.60 !!################################ !!Script ran on: Mon May 30 03:37:50 UTC 2011 !!Linux Distribution !!------------------ Fedora release 15 (Lovelock) Fedora release 15 (Lovelock) Fedora release 15 (Lovelock) Fedora release 15 (Lovelock) !!DMI Information !!--------------- Manufacturer: System manufacturer Product Name: System Product Name Product Version: System Version !!Kernel Information !!------------------ Kernel release: 220.127.116.11-27.fc15.x86
From: Mike Harrison ------------------------------------------------------ My desktop system toasted this morning. Stuck on the Bios splash screen. I did the usual's (reset ram, cpu, etc.. ) Got too much work to do. I need to buy a nice multi-head capable desktop system this morning, preferably with an nvidia card... Any reccomendations? I'm heading towards best-buy at hamilton place, and the guys on gunbarrel road (I forget the name). --Mike--


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STUDENT COULD BE FACING FELONY CHARGES AFTER THREATENING TO SHOOT UP HIS HIGH SCHOOL LAST WEEK. BUT POLICE ONLY FOUND OUT ABOUT THE THREAT YESTERDAY. 40/29'S EMILY MAHER TELLS US HOW LONG THE SCHOOL DISTRICT'S SUPERINTENDENT SAYS THE PRINCIPAL KNEW ABOUT THE THREAT. SHE'S LIVE. IT WAS A NORMAL DAY FOR STUDENTS HERE AT HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL, JUST DAYS AFTER ONE OF THE PEERS SAID IF THERE WERE NO RULES HE'D SHOOT EVERYONE AT THE SCHOOL. THE SEBASTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF's OFFICE RESPONDED TO THE THREAT YESTERDAY, BUT 40/29 NEWS HAS LEARNED THE SCHOOL'S PRINCIPAL KNEW ABOUT THE THREAT FOR DAYS. THE HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT'S SUPERINTENDENT TOLD 40/29 NEWS IN A PHONE INTERVIEW EARLIER TODAY THAT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DAVID LEE KNEW ABOUT THE THREAT THE DAY IT WAS MADE - LAST FRIDAY. BUT WHEN WE TALKED WITH HER ON CAMERA IT WAS A DIFFERENT STORY. (SOT Teresa Ragsdale, Superintendent) TR: "policy is to report it to the Sebastian county sheriff's department, preferably by an administrator or by whomever deems necessary to report it. Just to make sure it's reported and that it's taken care of" EM: But that didn't necessarily happen on Friday? TR: "Again, I can't address that" THE SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET TOMORROW TO TALK WITH PARENTS ABOUT THE THREAT. RAGSDALE WOULD NOT TELL ME IF THE BOARD PLANS TO DISCUSS THE PRINCIPAL'S IMMEDIATE FAILURE TO NOTIFY THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. SHE SAYS THE REASON WHY? BECAUSE THIS SITUATION IS RELATED TO THE DISCIPLINE OF A STUDENT. (SOT Teresa Ragsdale, Superintendent) EM: "will how he, how the principal handled that situation at the meeting tomorrow?" TR: "we cannot divulge due to discipline, to the public, so we have to be very careful about what we say to the public SHE SAYS THE BOARD WILL HOLD A CLOSED DOOR EXECUTIVE SESSION - BUT WOULD NOT SAY WHAT THEY PLAN TO DISCUSS. (SOT Teresa Ragsdale, Superintendent) "the board will meet in executive session before the public meeting to address any personnel needs" THE SUPERINTENDENT WOULD NOT TELL ME IF THE STUDENT WHO MADE THE THREAT HAS BEEN ALLOWED TO RETURN BACK TO SCHOOL.. REPORTING LIVE TONIGHT, EMILY MAHER 40/29 NEWS. THE SUPERINTENDENT TELLS 40/29 NEWS THE MEETING WILL BE STRUCTURED LIKE AN OPEN-FORUM WHERE PARENTS CAN ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT THE THREAT MADE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
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The destruction of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over rebel-held territory of Ukraine may be the outrage that will spur closer cooperation between Europe and the United States in punishing Russia for its aggression in that area.
It also could eventually serve as a wake-up call to Russian President Vladimir Putin that he has overplayed his expansionist hand.
The Ukraine government on Friday published transcripts of what it said were conversations between Russian officers leading Ukrainian separatists, apparently acknowledging that separatist forces fired the missile that destroyed the passenger aircraft.
Simultaneously, the Pentagon said it believed the Russian-made missile was fired by the separatists.
Mr. Putin's cynical response to the tragedy should be a further spur to action against his government. On Thursday he blamed the incident on violence in the Ukraine, blithely ignoring the fact that he himself had stirred up the violence and is supplying leadership and weapons to the pro-Russian separatists.
According to the Kremlin, Mr. Putin told his cabinet, "This tragedy wouldn't have occurred if there were peace in that country, or in any case, if hostilities had not resumed in southeast Ukraine. And certainly, the government over whose territory it occurred is responsible for this terrible tragedy."
By happy coincidence, President Barack Obama had announced new sanctions on Russia the day before the Malaysia airliner was destroyed.
At the time Mr. Obama said, "We have repeatedly made clear that Russia must halt the flow of fighters and weapons across the border. We have to see concrete actions and not just words."
But President Putin reportedly considered the first round of sanctions as mere pinpricks and has apparently counted on Europe's dependency on Russian energy supplies to deter tougher measures. That's the same cynical mindset behind Mr. Putin's previous aggression this year in Crimea.
The new sanctions ordered by President Obama were designed to counter Mr. Putin's assumptions about the weakness of the sanctions on Russia.
These new restrictions target major banks and energy companies, the Russian defense industry, and individuals the White House said were responsible for the continuing support of the Ukrainian separatists.
The new sanctions - still stronger ones are on hold - went beyond what European governments have agreed to, but the Malaysia airlines tragedy appears to be changing European opinion.
"It can only accelerate the European move towards sanctions against Russia," a Central European diplomat told the Financial Times of London. "It will be easier to get agreement on additional measures."
The toughest sanctions hold a big risk for Europe because they could lead to the irreplaceable loss of Russian energy supplies, although the Russian economy desperately needs the revenue from those sales.
That means it is essential for the United States and the European Union to get together on a long-range energy policy that works to break Russia's stranglehold on European energy markets.
Also essential: Holding President Putin to account for the reckless land grabbing that led to Thursday's mass slaughter in the skies over Ukraine.
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Agartala: A superb bowling by Shankar Rao (5 for 36) and Ajay Yadav (4 for 29) helped Jharkhand register a resounding seven-wicket win over Tripura to earn six points in a low-scoring Group C Ranji Trophy match on day two on Sunday.
For Jharkhand, Saurabh Tiwary top scored with 58 off 116 balls which included eight boundaries, while Ishank Jaggi chipped in with a valuable 72-ball 43. For Tripura, pacer Timir Chanda took 6 for 44 and young Manisankar Murasingh finished with four for 51.
Brief scores: Tripura: 106 and 86 all out (Abhijit Dey 24, Shankar Rao 5 for 36) vs Jharkhand 139 and 55 for 3 (Saurabh Tiwary 58, Timir Chanda 6 for 44)
In Porvorim, riding on two centuries by captain Soumik Chatterjee and Yashpal Singh, Services posted a massive 473 in their first innings and then reduced Goa to 64 for 1 on the second day. Having started the day on 284 for 4, overnight batsman Yashpal Singh, scored an unbeaten ton to take the team past 470-run mark. For Goa, Shadab Jakati was the pick of the bowlers with 4 for 100.
Brief scores: Services: 473 all out (Yashpal Singh 166 not out, Soumik Chatterjee 103; Shadab Jakati 4 for 100) vs Goa 64 for 1 (Sagun Kamat 28; Avishek Sinha 1 for 10)
In Guwahati, Himachal Pradesh were 62 for no loss in reply to Assam's 354 in their Group C Ranji Trophy match. Aakash Chopra was batting on 24 and Varun Sharma was unbeaten on 34 at the end of second day's play. For Assam, Pallavkumar top-scored with a 90-run knock, while Amit Sinha made 53. Rishi Dhawan was the pick of the bowlers for Himachal with figures of 4 for 60.
Brief scores: Assam 354 all out (P Das 90, Rishi Dhawan 4 for 60) vs Himachal Pradesh 62 for 0
In Mallapuram, after bowling out Kerala for 163, J&K took an unassailable 115-run lead. At stumps, J&K were 68 for 3 with IR Singh (34) and MS Gupta (5) unbeaten at the crease. For Kerala, Sreejith took 2 for 32 while Prasanth claimed one.
Brief scores: J&K 215 and 68 for 3 (IR Singh 34 not out, Sreejith 2 for 34) vs Kerala 163 (Fernandez 48, MG Gujree 3 for 15)


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MARTINSBURG - While modern treasure hunts may have traded worn maps for GPS coordinates, the thrill of discovery remains the same.
The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitor's Bureau will kickoff the first annual Berkeley County geocaching trail at the Roundhouse at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
Geocaching is an outdoor treasure hunt where participants use GPS coordinates to locate hidden containers at a specific location. Participants register at www.geocaching.com to create an account, locate trails for an area, retrieve coordinates and document finds.
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Journal photo by Samantha Cronk
Laura Gassler, executive director of the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, displays some of the items questers will find when participating in the county's first geocaching trail.
The CVB's trail is titled "The Villages of Berkeley County" and features caches hidden throughout areas that either are or were once a village in the county.
"Because of the popularity of geocaching, we just thought we would try it. We wanted to do something that anybody could do, and for our trail you don't have to be a really strong geocacher," said Laura Gassler, executive director for the CVB.
"The Villages of Berkeley County" features 14 caches and secret words located within each container. Inside each cache is a log book where participants must register their geocaching user name and the date.
Participants must find 12 of the 14 caches and record the code words hidden inside each contain to present to the CVB. The CVB is the only location on the trail that is mandatory to participants.
The first 300 participants to present 12 code words to the CVB will receive a commemorative coin. Several caches will also contain items for participants to take, such as West Virginia marbles and Martinsburg bumper stickers and postcards.
"Berkeley County is known for the great 'Wild and Wonderful West Virginia' outdoor scenery, and geocaching is a great outdoor event. It's one that doesn't require a lot of financial investment to do, and it's one that the entire family can do," Gassler said.
The trail is designated for easy terrain and easy difficulty so participants new to geocaching and families can enjoy the challenge. Several local geocachers have lent their talents to help design the trail including Hedgesville resident Tim Eggleston - whose geocaching user name WVTim - and users known as The Wandering Panhandlers and GR8Caches.
Berkeley County's trail will feature a variety of caches, including the traditional GPS-coordinate cache, gadget caches that require ingenuity to open, and multi-caches where the first cache reveals clues to the next cache that contains the code word.
"Sometimes the gadget ones are right out in the open, it's very obvious that this is the cache, but how do you get into it, because you have to open it up to get to the log book," Gassler said.
"What we're hoping is that people will come to our trail, and while they're here, they'll take advantage of the other hundreds of geocaches that are in the area. The state recently launched a state Civil War trail, and we are one of those regions with geocaches hidden for that trail," she said.
Gassler plans to launch a new trail annually, depending on the popularity and use of the trails. Like "The Villages of Berkeley County," future trail ideas include themes centered around unique county features, including "The Bridges of Berkeley County," "The Cemeteries of Berkeley County" and "The Churches of Berkeley County."
- Staff writer Samantha Cronk can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 132, or twitter.com/scronkJN.


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Norman water main break causing traffic problems
Officers asking motorists to avoid scene
Published 7:58 AM CDT Mar 13, 2013
Norman police say a Wednesday morning water main break is causing traffic problems.
Officers are urging motorists to avoid 24th Avenue Northwest and West Robinson Street while crews are fixing the issue.
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Whenever you're ready! The lessons are available online any time, and your access to the class never expires.
As long as you need! Your access never expires, so you can come back again and again.
Ask questions on the platform, and your fellow students are likely to jump in and offer advice from their experiences.
Not at all. All of the techniques demonstrated can be replicated with a few standard kitchen pans, knives and other tools.


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Better Way To Find and Manage Talent
In The Talent Management Handbook: Creating a Sustainable Competitive Advantage by Selecting, Developing and Promoting the Best People (Second Edition), editors Lance and Dorothy Berger, a husband-and-wife team of human resources consultants, have gathered an impressive group of consultants, researchers and academics to present a detailed overview of the issues and challenges related to the acquisition and development of talent.
The Bergers launch the book with their own Talent Management Model, which consists of three elements: 1) A talent management creed that explicitly articulates the core principles, values and expectations related to the performance and behavior of employees and leaders of the organization; 2) A talent strategy that defines the type of people in which the organization will invest; 3) A talent management system, which includes the procedures and processes through which the organization will implement the talent management creed and talent strategy.
From Assessment Tools to Powerful Metaphors
The Talent Management Model provides the theoretical framework on which the rest of the chapters elaborate. The book is divided into six parts.
The contributing articles in Part I cover the assessment tools needed to implement the Talent Management Model, including competency assessments, performance appraisals, career planning and succession planning.
Part II covers coaching, training and development processes that support a talent management plan.
Part III explores the issue of compensation.
Part IV addresses how talent management processes can drive cultures of excellence.
Part V looks at analysis and planning techniques.
The final section discusses some of the innovative thinking that can shape an organization's approach for talent management. In one chapter in Part VI, University of Michigan professor Dave Ulrich and his collaborator Michael Ulrich argue that a "war for talent" metaphor mistakenly promotes a winners-and-losers mindset in talent management. The Ulrichs propose a "marshalling talent" metaphor based on the constructive, collaborative mindset of the Marshall Plan. In their article, they list 11 insights based on this collaborative metaphor. One insight, for example, suggests that competence models inside the organization — the knowledge, skills and abilities the organization demands of employees — should be aligned with the expectations of customers and other stakeholders outside the organization.
Drilling into the Details
The six parts of the book effectively cover the full breadth of issues and topic areas related to talent management. The Bergers have successfully created a complete and comprehensive handbook. Just as impressive as the breadth of this book is the depth to which the articles drill down into the widely varied subjects.
For example, in chapter 27, "Rewarding Your Top Talent," contributors Mel Stark and Mark Royal of the Hay Group offer several graphics to help readers grasp the full menu of rewards that can be applied to compensation. Stark and Royal also emphasize that effective compensation leads to real engagement by the employee — the employee is proud to work for the organization and willing to go the extra mile.
Effective financial compensation — "where the rubber meets the road," according to Stark and Royal — depends on a number of core elements working together. One of the elements is a clear and communicated philosophy and set of guiding principles for how rewards are decided. Another element is differentiation of salary increases based on performance. A third element is a variable pay plan that doesn't confuse an incentive with a bonus, which is discretionary and given after the fact.
As with other chapters, there are no real world examples in Chapter 27. Nevertheless, the information just described takes up only nine pages of a 550-page book. And the other articles, written by equally authoritative contributors, are also packed in similar fashion with practical, concise tools and insights that talent managers can use immediately in any type of organization.
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CDM Executive Board Report Published
28 May 2009: The Executive Board (EB) of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) has released the report of its 47th meeting, which was held from 26-28 May 2009, in Bonn, Germany.
The Board discussed the accreditation of operational entities, methodologies for baselines, monitoring plans, and issues relating to small-scale CDM projects.
On afforestation and reforestation projects, the Board revised three approved afforestation/reforestation methodologies, and approved one new small-scale afforestation/reforestation methodology. With regard to the work on CDM programme of activities (PoA), the Board agreed to adopt: "Procedures for registration of a PoA as a single CDM project activity and issuance of certified emission reductions (CERs) for a PoA," contained in annex 29 to the report; "Procedures for review of erroneous inclusion of a CDM Programme Activity (CPA)," contained in annex 30; "Procedures for approval of the application of multiple methodologies to a PoA," contained in annex 31; and "Guidelines on the de-bundling for small-scale project activities," contained in annex 32. The Board also considered: matters relating to the registration of CDM projects; the CDM management plan; resources for the work on the CDM; matters relating to the issuance of CERs and to the CDM registry; privileges and immunities; regional distribution of CDM projects; and relations with designated national authorities (DNAs), designated operational and applicant entities, and with stakeholders, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.[EB47 Report] [EB47 Report and Annexes] [EB47 Webcast]


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On Wed, Apr 09, 2008 at 03:06:18PM +0200, Andreas Janssen wrote:
> A change to drivers/media/dvb/frontends/tda10086.c that seems to have
> been made somewhere between release of 2.6.23 and 2.6.24 breaks
> support for my DVB receiver. dmesg shows no interesting output,
> however it is not possible for applications to display or switch
> channels.
> The problem has been mentioned on the linux-dvb mailing list.
> Reverting the change resolves the problem. I checked by using
> tda10086.c from the Debian 2.6.22 source package. Upgrading to
> 2.6.25-rc8 from http://kernel-archive.buildserver.net/debian-kernel/
> also helps.
2.6.25 will land in unstable as soon as released,
for testing that depends on d-i plans, let see.
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Stinson, Northern Burlington High School's senior 152-pounder, keyed his victory hopes on his ability to score the first takedown of the bout against Chad Walsh of Camden Catholic.
Not only did Stinson score the first takedown against Walsh, he scored the last with two others in between. Stinson won an NJSIAA championship with a 9-7 victory over Walsh, avenging a loss in the regional finals.
Five other area wrestlers earned their way on to the medals podium with finishes in the top six. New Egypt's Brad Schwarze (182) was fourth, Lawrence's Gordon Wolf (132), Trenton's Maaziah Bethea (145) and Hopewell Valley's Mike Markulec (220) were fifth and Bordentown's Justin McTamney (132) was sixth.
Stinson, who finished his season 46-4, took the long road to his state championship. He won five bouts in the tournament – two by fall and three others by a combined six points – all after a bitter loss to Walsh in the regional final.
"Attitude," said Northern Burlington head coach Jule Dolci. "It was aggression it was ferocity."
It was confidence. Stinson, who is bound for Rider University, wrestled with it from the first bout of the tournament to the last. He even attempted a high-risk lateral drop with 28 seconds left in the bout that sent him to his back with Walsh on top of him.
"He was running in hard," Stinson said. "I thought I could hit it. I've been working on lateral drops a lot in case I needed it."
With a 7-5 lead in the state final, there didn't appear to be a need for it. Dolci almost went into cardiac arrest.
"A lateral drop against a kid who is known for big-five moves? Yeah, I faded a little," Dolci said. "But he has always had great hips."
Stinson actually worked his way out of trouble and scored the takedown that clinched victory.
"I was going to win or lose it my way," Stinson said. "In the regionals I lost his match, not mine.When he landed on me, I was a little concerned. But I was able to scramble and come out from behind."
The difference, however, was the way Stinson went on the attack from the whistle.
He took Walsh down 23 seconds into the bout. He took him down again with 31 seconds left in the first period.
"Ahead 4-2 I was confident," Stinson said.
Stinson made it 5-2 when he escaped five seconds into the second period. In the first meeting, Walsh rode Stinson out in the second period.
"To be honest, I was thinking he was going to ride me out again," Stinson said. "Getting out was huge."
A third takedown with 58 seconds left in the second made it 7-2. Walsh used a pair of escapes and cut the lead to 7-5 early in the third period.
Stinson was called for stalling with 1:02 left in the bout and then flipped to his back by a Walsh headlock just like in the regionals. This time, however, he crash-landed out of bounds.
"I knew where I was," Stinson said. " I knew I was going to be out of bounds."
Then, with 28 seconds left he went for the always dangerous lateral drop. Five seconds later came the clinching takedown and victory.
"My dad (Wayne Sr.) was a state runner-up in 1979 so I had to one-up him," Stinson said with a smile. "I have so many people to thank who filled me with confidence this week."
And reminded him that to be first, he needed to be first.


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i grew up in a rural area and we followed low fat cw with margarine and wesson oil
why? because this was the dietary measure in place during my mother's formative years
i really don't know where you get your ideas, but laws they can be funny sometimes. i'm assuming it's because you've watched a lot of tv


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What do Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have in common? They all have the potential to promote good or to cause great harm.
Coaches, athletic directors and even some college presidents see these tools as new opportunities for positive branding. If each athlete sent one tweet about a good thing, the thinking goes, look at all of the good PR it would generate for their schools?
"All this social media is a sports information program on steroids," admitted Janet Judge, a sports attorney and president of Sports Law Associates LLC in Cumberland ME.
But as administrators have discovered, social media can also become a huge embarrassment to their schools.
Judge has worked with more than 300 colleges and universities, educating student athletes on everything from sports ethics to the risks associated with the irresponsible use of social networking.
At the National Association of Collegiate Women in Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) conference, she spoke on the legal issues surrounding social media. The conference was held in San Diego in October 2013.
Fluctuating social mores
Social mores are definitely in flux. What would have caused lifelong shame for an earlier generation barely ripples across the consciousness of today's students.
Shame is not a word in their vocabulary even when it comes to sexting—sending naked photos to another person. When three female student athletes sexted a male coach, they were surprised to find out people considered their behavior to be a problem.
The golf team photo at a private, religious school in Kansas showed the male athletes attempting to cover themselves with only their golf clubs.
Granted, athletes are proud of the hard work that has built their bodies. Many see nothing wrong with sharing the results of that work with others, especially loved ones, with or without clothes.
As an administrator, ask yourself what would you do if one of your student groups went for the nudist look in its annual picture?
Would you see it as an educational opportunity? Would you consult with legal counsel? What about demanding that the picture be taken down? Or would you defend students' First Amendment rights?
Social media and legal issues
While wading into the brave new world of social media, administrators can run headlong into both the NCAA and the First Amendment. As a private group, the NCAA may make rules that are unenforceable at public schools.
Public schools must follow the constitutional protections of due process, prevent unreasonable searches and support free speech and free association. Private schools often extend "Constitution-like rights to students through policies and handbook language that may rise to the level of contracts," said Judge. But they're not bound by the Constitution.
The NCAA doesn't get involved in social media, nor does it make coaches monitor their athletes' communication.
Some schools have decided to ban social media for their student athletes, while others intentionally monitor them. The legality of monitoring has yet to be determined, so those that do it take the risk of future legal challenges.
Bans are considered appropriate if they are seen as reasonable and specific. They must be narrowly tailored to serve a school's "legitimate, content neutral interests," according to Judge.
When banning social media, administrators must consider the consequences and limitations. For example: Judge said it's inappropriate to ban the use of social media throughout the entire sports season at a public school. It's okay to ban it if the student athlete is on the coach's time, such as on the bus to and from a game, when emotions run high and temptations are great, or during practice.
Monitoring: See no evil?
Monitoring comes with a different set of issues. Some schools use outside companies to monitor their student athletes. Or they have students "friend" the coaches.
If you're considering monitoring, think ahead. There's a good chance you will be privy to conversations that could put you in a difficult position. What will you do then?
There's also the likelihood that you'll see things you won't like that have nothing to do with athletic participation. For example, a federal judge ruled that an Indiana school district violated the First Amendment rights of two, female high school volleyball players who were punished for publicizing sexually explicit photos on MySpace that took place during a sleepover.
The youngsters staged photos of themselves playing with penis-shaped lollipops and posing in lingerie. Even though the photos were posted online with privacy settings, they went viral and their school found out.
The incident cost the two players 25% of their volleyball season and required them to apologize to an all-male coaches board. Their parents, unhappy about the decision to bench their daughters, sued the school district.
The court ruled that the photos were protected by the First Amendment and fell under rules governing a planned parody or skit, so it was okay. The school district won't appeal.
At the University of North Carolina, Judge said a football player sending a photo of a pile of receipts for expensive meals indicated NCAA violations, leading to a huge scandal that has cost the athletics department dearly.
The institution self-reported and the NCAA investigated. The infractions panel discussed requiring the school to monitor student athletes' social media sites and postings, but decided against it.
An ounce of prevention
Training student athletes about what is and isn't appropriate can go a long way in preventing a major embarrassment. When seeking to educate, real stories with real people and real consequences capture their attention. This axiom is confirmed in a blog in The Chronicle of Higher Education on November 6, 2013.
The article "Training Versus Monitoring: A Qualitative Examination of Athletic Department Practices Regarding Student-Athletes and Twitter" describes a study with interviews of 20 football, basketball and baseball players at a midsized, private Division I university. The athletes reported having received no training about Twitter and its potential for harm.
While some student athletes made some "common sense" assumptions about using the tool, researchers, Jimmy Sanderson, assistant professor of communication studies at Clemson University and Blair Browning, assistant professor of communication at Baylor University, felt that lack of training was like the fox guarding the hen house.
"Student athletes are left to guess at the boundaries for using Twitter," they wrote. "Expecting student athletes to interpret terms such as 'inappropriate' in the same fashion as administrators is naïve and shortsighted."
When stuff happens, disciplining student athletes for content found on social media can be murky. Decisions should be run past legal counsel before applying consequences. It's safer to know the rules and the process beforehand than to have to scramble later when a team posts naked pictures of itself on Facebook.
Make policy and procedure decisions early, not when staring down a crisis, Judge advised. Plan on how to deal with tweets that go awry or are patently false. Communicate the plan to all coaches. Be prepared.
Good team rules are the key prevention tool. Put them in writing along with the consequences for breaking them. This set of rules should cover not only NCAA-mandated ones, but team initiations, dress codes, missed practices and classes, and availability. Look at each rule and see if it substantially or materially interrupts a program. Put language in your policy against certain actions.
Remind student athletes that playing sports is a privilege, not a right. On or off the field, players represent the team, the coach and the school. They're required to show good sportsmanship and respect for opponents and referees.
When faced with a problem, make sure you don't tread on a student athlete's due process. You must give the accused notice and a meaningful opportunity to be heard. Above all, be fair, Judge cautioned.
Tell the student athlete what rule(s) she violated. Allow her time to respond. Understand the source of the rule that was broken. Is it a serious NCAA violation or a dress code?
Get your ducks in a row and don't try to make it go away quickly with a knee-jerk reaction. Tell the student you'll get back to her in a specific period of time. Consider your long-term policy and how your decision affects it.
As social media becomes as ubiquitous as pen and paper, schools must scan the horizon for future changes that will affect their policies and procedures.
Santovec, Mary Lou. (2013, December). Social Media and Student Athletes: Legal Issues are Quirky. Women in Higher Education, 22(12), 25-26.


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I read with great interest the article by Newman et al1 in the October 2003 issue of the ARCHIVES. Future federal aviation regulations may recommend that all infants have their own seat with a child restraint system (CRS), which may in turn influence more families to travel by car and cause an increased mortality due to road traffic accidents.1 However, providing parents who opt to fly with the best safety information available needs to be improved. In addition to the lack of adequate child restraints on aircraft, young children are also excluded from many other safety devices. Age-appropriate flotation devices are not uniformly available for young children. Oxygen masks are not only unavailable but are also of incorrect size. To assess available parent information and safety education, we studied the Web sites of 20 international airlines. This revealed that 12 airlines had a special children's section and 13 mentioned reduced children's fares, although all fares had restricted availability. Infant CRSs were not allowed on 2 airlines, and 6 did not mention them. Only 1 carrier supplied infant CRSs, and 9 gave advice and CRS specifications. Infant oxygen masks and flotation devices were not mentioned by any airline. A single airline had specific staff training, and 3 had information for parents of infants. We suggest that airline companies provide information to parents regarding practices that maximize the safety of flying with young children. This includes advice on booking bulkhead seats, the quietest time for travel, and use of restraints, flotation devices, and oxygen masks. In addition, we propose that airlines create a child safety package that contains an age-appropriate CRS, oxygen mask attachment, and flotation device for each infant booked. These infant safety kits could be stored in airports and loaded once the infant has been checked in. Parents could then be instructed on the use of the devices and management of the infant in an emergency. Increased parental education about safety guidelines and accommodation on the airline could be considerably improved. While appreciating that the design of the Newman et al article is "risk and economic analyses" with comparison with car travel options, most international flights entail a passage over water without road travel choice. Furthermore, parents of infants deserve to be offered the best advice and safety equipment available, in accordance with the American Academy of Pediatrics (Elk Grove Village, Ill) guidelines.2
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AFP misrepresented detained NGO worker as a CPP official
Rigoberto Sanchez, Spokesperson
NPA Southern Mindanao Regional Operations Command (Merardo Arce Command)
10/19/2014. The New People's Army Southern Mindanao Regional Command assails the malicious and fake charges imputed against Dominiciano Muya who was presented to the media by the 10th Infantry Division-AFP as a hi
CPP cites second case of "mistaken identity" over DND/DILG secret list
Communist Party of the Philippines
01/03/2013. The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) today said that the Joint Order 14-2012 issued by the Department of National Defense (DND) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) last year
Fleeting Rewards Will Not Lure The Filipino People; The Attainment of Revolutionary Justice is Priceless
Patnubay De Guia, Spokesperson
NDFP Southern Tagalog Chapter
11/22/2012. Last November 13, 2012 the newly-appointed Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Mar Roxas declared that in the government's brand of earnestly upholding justice and accountabili
Who are the criminals who must answer to the Filipino people?
Luis Jalandoni, Chairperson
NDFP Negotiating Panel
11/18/2012. The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) Negotiating Panel condemns in the strongest terms the Aquino regime for its bounty offer of P 466.88 million for 235 alleged leaders of the revol
As the US-Aquino regime's head-hunting gets more desperate, the revolutionary movement, undaunted, gets stronger
Ka Oris, Spokesperson
NDFP Mindanao Chapter
11/17/2012. In behalf of the NDFP-Mindanao, I wish to express my strongest condemnation with regard to the recent updated DND-DILG Joint Order No. 14-2012, which raises the amount of monetary reward for the captur
P467M bounty against CPP leaders, source of military corruption and abuses--CPP
Communist Party of the Philippines
11/14/2012. The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) today strongly protested the issuance of a P466.8 million bounty for the capture of 235 people whom the Aquino regime claims to be leaders of the CPP, sayin
Bounty against Ka Oris, NDFP consultants violate JASIG--CPP
Communist Party of the Philippines
08/17/2012. The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) today denounced the Aquino regime for reissuing and raising the bounty against leaders of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) in violati
PNoy's political persecution can never break the will of Filipino revolutionaries
Ka Oris, Spokesperson
NDFP Mindanao Chapter
08/17/2012. I, Ka Oris, on behalf of the NDFP-Mindanao and all the revolutionary forces and masses who continue to struggle against the current deplorable social system, express my condemnation of the US-Aquino re


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So there I was, maybe 6 weeks in to primal - and I went on a 2 week vacation with my non-primal spouse. All play, we were on a sailboat the whole time, lots of kayaking... and lots of carbs. I really got off track, and when I got back home, I was re-addicted to carbs. I ended up doing gluten-free for about a month (this made me feel somewhat better) but have been trying for the past week to switch back to primal.
I think the toughest things for me is just the sheer volume of processed carbs and sweets that surround me. My whole family thinks I'm kind of nuts for doing this, and all during the holidays all I heard was "well it's the holidays, start AFTER". But for a single piece of pecan pie, and one dinner roll, I did pretty well.
Anyhow, I was wondering what some strategies are for attempting primal in a family of five, four of whom are carb lovers. Last night the request was for lasagna for dinner. I ended up making a small dish for myself, without the noodles, and my standard lasagna for everyone else. I'm already used to adapting for my lactose intolerant husband (it was actually three lasagnas: one low-carb no noodle, one with goat dairy product, one regular)
I'm pretty sure there was *some* sugar in the tomato paste, but overall still kept my carb count under 75 for the day. How do the rest of you deal with cooking for carb lovers, while still taking care of yourselves?
I know, that is a question for ANY type of non-conventional diet...
anyhow, glad to be back on track, feeling better already.
Happy New Year everyone!


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Bill allowing Oklahoma schools to administer epinephrine shots advances
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A bill allowing Oklahoma Schools to store epinephrine shots in case of an allergic reaction passed the House and a Senate committee.
However, some lawmakers say physicians writing a prescription to schools instead of patients could create problems. They also say school workers aren't trained on when to use the drug.
On the other hand, it could save lives. The bill is now headed to the full Senate.
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The next edition of Des Moines Startup Drinks will take place at a first-time location as we expand our presence in 2013. This one will be in West Des Moines (10 minutes from downtown, not the way West Des Moines). The Longest Yard, a popular destination on 5th Street in Historic Valley Junction is ready to host.
Our March event will take place on Tuesday, March 26th officially from 5:30-7:30pm. As one of the event organizers, I'm glad to introduce the West Des Moines Business Incubator as a new sponsor for this event. They've gladly stepped up to sponsor this and 2 more Startup Drinks in 2013.
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Between 150 and 200 students competed recently at the Model United Nations Convention at Lock Haven University. Williamsport Area High School sent 33 students.
The Model U.N. plenary session accepted five Williamsport resolutions out of the 10 total and three were passed by the General Assembly, which were written by: Hannah Weber, Sophia Sprunger and Olivia Angevine.
Best Parliamentarian of the entire convention went to Alannah Harding.
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Shown are the Williamsport Area High School students who were recognized at the Model United Nations convention at Lock Haven University.
Williamsport received 23 commendations for superior delegate:
Olivia Angevine, Eric Ask, Genna Beatty, Kaley Brinkerhoff, Maddy Confair, Caroline Coppersmith, Diana Corona, Sabrina Emms, Tanner Ettinger, Alex Frank, Alanna Harding, Kashiki Harrison, Brian LeBlanc, Daniel Ma, Devin Marty, Tom Osborn, Ethan Puller, Susan Reiff, Elizabeth Rider, Kelsey Robbins, Megan Sluhocki, Aleesha Smith and Hanna Weber.
Also recognized were nine superior delegations:
Bosnia-Herzegovina - Eric Ask, Devin Marty and Max Moore.
Iran - Tanner Ettinger, Megan Sluhocki and Daniel Ma.
Albania - Kelsey Robbins, Alex Frank, Kashiki Harrison and Susan Reiff.
Azerbaijan - Kaylee Brinkerhoff, Garrett Dewald and Devin Campbell.
Slovak Republic - Sophia Sprunger and Genna Beatty.
Slovenia - Olivia Angevine, Elizabeth Rider and Sarah Wirth.
Kazhastan - Divia Feinstein, Maddy Confair and Isaac Milliken.
UK - Sabrina Emms, Alanna Harding and Stacy Loveland.
Macedonia - Tom Osborn, Diana Corona and Caroline Coppersmith.
"Students begin preparing for Model U.N. in the first week of January," said WAHS social studies teacher and advisor Marilouise Mazzante. "Preparation involves researching and writing resolutions, learning the parliamentary debate rules of procedure, and learning the art of debating. Students have worked extremely hard and it is reflected in their accommodations.
"My veterans aided the new members in the art of how the U.N./convention operates and it was nice to see all grade levels, new and veteran, interact in this forum," Mazzante said. "I believe their performance at the plenary session (General Assembly) was one of the best performances I've seen from this club. I'm very proud of our students as, once again, they show Williamsport performs at the top and that makes us all Millionaire Proud!"


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I've been primal for about a week other than a couple of indulgences (organic heavy cream, red wine, and 75+% chocolate). I'm planning on weaning myself mostly off of those indulgences for a while, but will probably continue having a serving or so a week. Anyway, I know myself well enough that if I don't indulge I'll end up an uptight, cranky lady.
I'm starting this at about 22% body fat. I haven't been measured in a while, but I look about the same as I did this time last year when I had a caliper test. I'd like to get my BF down to the mid-teens, and am not really concerned at all about losing poundage. (I hover at about 145 or so.) Anyway, I've just started and gotten my husband and kids on board. I've been GF for a while anyway, so the only thing that's really kicking my butt is no legumes right now. As a former vegan, the idea of no legumes is rough. But I'm dealing, mostly with our awesome pastured chicken/eggs/beef/pork/lamb from our CSA.
So this is what I did today, 1 week in to PB:
breakfast: eggs + coffee w/heavy cream + cauliflower "rice" (leftover from last night's stirfry)
workout: lifting heavy things
squats- 1x5 @45; 1x5 @95; 5x5 @ 115 (deload/maintenance post-muscle strain)
overhead press- 1x5@45; 5x5 @70 (fail on 3rd set)
deadlift- 1x5@135; 1x5 @175
post-workout snack: mini-Larabar
lunch: canned tuna w/ olive oil, olives, lemon juice + salad greens + some leftover ground beef
snack: glass of red wine + some oven-dried tomatoes on their way to being preserved (QC!)
dinner: leftover Thai food- tom yum soup w/ seafood + red curry w/ shrimp and veggies (no rice)
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KALAMAZOO, MI — MLive/Kalamazoo Gazette photographers looked back over work from the past week to select some of their favorite and most meaningful photos to write about. Here are their thoughts into making this week's best-of collection.
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On husking corn with Rosemary Parker: We wanted to have a little fun at MLive this week demonstrating a different method of husking corn on the cob. It's husked after being cooked in a microwave oven. For the demonstration, here's where posting our report on the internet has an advantage — we made a video. Additionally, I was able to edit the video to give it a vintage TV info-commercial feeling. I think Gazette reporter Rosemary Parker enjoyed doing this.
If you haven't seen it, please check out the video on MLive. It's just a little more than a minute long. http://goo.gl/0xcn28
On Owen Products in Sturgis: I had a nice visit with Gary Kirtley, owner of Owen Products in Sturgis this week. What an interesting guy. Kirtley is a former policeman who has a lot of experience working in an urban environment and he can tell it like it is. We talked about everything from politics, education, government, faith to world culture during my visit, and all the discussion was insightful. Kirtley supports the upcoming ballot proposal that would reform Michigan's Personal Property Tax. His business manufactures accessories for cars and trucks, and he employs several laborers. Kirtley believes Michigan business taxes need to become more friendly to business owners, especially for those who put people to work.
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This past week I covered a lot of baseball. From action to food to life in the stands, I was photographing just about everything, trying to capture the general atmosphere at a Kalamazoo Growlers game. As a fan of baseball, the assignments hardly felt like work as I wandered through the crowds, absorbing the smells of hot dogs and the cracking sound of the bat connecting with the ball. The point of photography is not only to show the observer, but to communicate a feeling, and I found it a fun challenge to do this at both the Growlers games and the state little league championship in Muskegon.
On covering baseball: Shooting baseball action is hard. Really hard. That's one of the reason so many photographers dislike baseball assignments. The other is that it becomes a little boring after standing in only a few places for 9 (sometimes more) innings. There is a distinct rhythm to baseball - slow, slow, slow, fast! For what seems like an eternity, nothing particularly interesting happens, then all of a sudden the ball is sent to the outfield, before being thrown to second, then its dropped and a runner steals third. The mistakes in baseball are what make interesting photos, but it takes patience and a long attention span to capture them.
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On Growlers' fan selfie jersey: We've been covering the Kalamazoo Growlers since before the season started. From the name of team and its mascot to the Bear claw burger, and then the world's highest first pitch (from an American flag hot air balloon) and now the fan selfie jersey, I really have to say that the marketing team of the Growlers is so creative. The team has done a wonderful job of entertaining the Kalamazoo community this summer.


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Its a little slow, but dont worry we will help ya out.
I'm opposed to tougher gun limits.
155 votes (38%)
I'd like to see even tougher limits.
198 votes (48%)
Sounds like a good idea.
56 votes (14%)
3 votes (1%)
October 11, 2006, 11:34 PM
Catching up
176 (40%) oppose tougher limits
204 (46%) support tougher limits
56 (13%) good idea
3 (1%) undecided
October 12, 2006, 12:40 AM
I just wish that I could afford to buy one gun a month!!
October 12, 2006, 12:51 AM
October 12, 2006, 12:52 AM
Let's swamp their tiny, leftist, anti-gun brains and rock that vote, shall we? :evil:
Standing Wolf
October 12, 2006, 01:26 AM
I'll agree to one gun a month when the leftist extremists agree to limit themselves to one hour a month on the internet.
October 12, 2006, 01:34 AM
As of my vote:
200 oppose (43%)
207 agree (44%)
57 like idea (12%)
3 undecided (1%)
October 12, 2006, 01:42 AM
Mine made it even closer, but damn thats scary. Even tougher? Like has been said many times on this site, I guess next we blame Rosie's fork for making her fat.
October 12, 2006, 01:45 AM
mine made it 206 to 207.
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October 12, 2006, 09:57 PM
October 12, 2006, 10:06 PM
October 12, 2006, 10:28 PM
278 to 221 is sounding a lot better than when I voted...
October 13, 2006, 08:53 AM
Just voted numbers at this time are now:
341 (54%)
221 (35%)
61 (10%)
3 (0%)
and getting better.
October 13, 2006, 09:03 AM
I wish I could afford more than one gun a month:( Good news is Lynn Swan opposes the limit. Another reason for me to vote for him instead of fast Eddie Rendell
October 13, 2006, 09:23 AM
I dont see it
October 13, 2006, 09:28 AM
As of this morning
376 -57%
221 -33%
62 -9%
October 13, 2006, 09:41 AM
395 58%
221 32%
69 9%
3 0%
October 13, 2006, 12:29 PM
Heh. 464 "opposed to tougher laws" vs. 222 "impose additional restrictions"
October 13, 2006, 01:25 PM
looks like the OPPOSED to tougher gun laws are running away with it, of course my vote helped ^.^
October 13, 2006, 02:12 PM
I'm opposed to tougher gun limits. 553 votes (66%)
I'd like to see even tougher limits. 222 votes (26%)
Sounds like a good idea. 63 votes (7%)
Undecided 3 votes (0%)
Gaucho Gringo
October 13, 2006, 05:11 PM
I Just voted. It stands now at:
I'm opposed to tougher gun limits. 656 votes
I'd like to see even tougher limits. 222 votes
Sounds like a good idea. 64 votes
Undecided 3 votes
October 13, 2006, 06:40 PM
lol as of my vote:
I'm opposed to tougher gun limits.
710 votes (71%)
I'd like to see even tougher limits.
222 votes (22%)
Sounds like a good idea.
64 votes (6%)
3 votes (0%)
October 13, 2006, 06:52 PM
Why is there no option for "the gun laws are already too restrictive"?
EDIT: 719 to 222. :)
October 13, 2006, 07:10 PM
I'm opposed to tougher gun limits.
731 votes (72%)
I'd like to see even tougher limits.
222 votes (22%)
Sounds like a good idea.
64 votes (6%)
3 votes (0%)
Oh yea. ;)
October 13, 2006, 07:13 PM
Because it's the Philadelphia Inquirer, and were it up to them, they'd have taken every last gun away from us by now.
Man, there are days when I wish I could live in central PA instead of Philly.
October 13, 2006, 07:52 PM
I just voted (13OCT, 7:12ET) and the tally was -
Opposed: 737 (72%):D
In Favor: 223 (22%)
Good Idea: 64 (6%)
Undecided: 3 (0%)
While the socialists and other antigun bigots are at it, here are some other swell ideas -
Effective immediately, on the first day and ONLY the first day of each month -
1: You can go to church or read the Bible.
2: You can freely speak your mind.
3: You can peacably assemble.
4: You can write, publish, broadcast and dissemenate what you wish.
5: You can have your home free of military troops being involuntairly quartered.
6: Your home and possessions can be free from unreasonable searches.
7: Your person can be free from unreasonable searches.
8: Your home, possessions and assets can be free from arbitrary seizure.
9: You can be tried for a capital crime only after indictment by a grand jury.
10: You can be tried only once for a given crime.
11: You can be free of being forced to testify against yourself in a criminal trial.
12: You are entitled to due process of law prior to being deprived of life, liberty or property.
13: If accused of a crime, you can have a public trial by an impartial jury.
14: If accused of a crime, you may face your accuser(s) in court.
15: If accused of a crime, you may be informed of the nature of the charges.
16: If accused of a crime, you may obtain legal counsel fro your defense.
17: If sued in civil court, you may have a trial by jury.
18: You may be free of requiring to post excessive bail.
19: You may be free of having excessive fines levied against you.
20: You may be free of suffering cruel and unusual punishments.
The rest of the month, "The Government" can do as it sees fit. Who in their right mind would agree to that deal? Who wants to live with a part time Bill of Rights?? Yet we are supposed to agree to one gun a month - that's just fine and dandy.
No it isn't.
As far as this one gun a month nonsense, IF WE GIVE "THE GOVERNMENT" THE POWER TO SAY 'ONE' AND WE GIVE THEM THE POWER TO SAY 'NONE'.
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CHICAGO - Per NBA rules, teams were allowed to interview 18 of the players who participated in the NBA predraft combine. The 76ers did their due diligence, speaking with 18 of the players they could be interested in when they pick at No. 16 during the NBA draft on June 23.
Unless there is a move before the draft, such as Andre Iguodala being dealt and a good big man being acquired in exchange, a source close to the team said they will not be looking at anyone "under 6-8. We need a big."
That is the first priority for coach Doug Collins, president Rod Thorn and general manager Ed Stefanski. After that, other pieces will need to be upgraded and filled, most notably by someone who can score at a consistent level in the NBA.


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The Relay for Life season is upon us. Let the walking, fund-raising, fellowship and all-around good fun begin.
Columbiana County's relay season kicks off today. The East Liverpool American Cancer Society Relay for Life, will begin with opening ceremonies at 5:45 p.m. today at the Mangano Track and Field at East Liverpool High School. The Cancer Survivors walk will take place at 6 p.m. and the Luminaria Ceremony will be held around 9:30 p.m.
The relay will include a mix of live music, games for all ages and other activities for participants to enjoy when it's not their turn to walk around the track. The event is a great way to celebrate the lives being saved from cancer and to remember the lives lost. It will conclude at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
The following weekend, June 15-16, the walking will commence at Waterworth Memorial Park in Salem. with opening ceremonies at 5:45 p.m. Friday, June 15.
Then next month, the Columbiana area relay will begin at 5:45 p.m. July 6 at the Crestview football field.
The ultimate goal of all the relays is the fight against cancer, and that's especially important in our area, which continues to have some of the highest rates of cancer in the nation.
The relays are culmination of the efforts of hundreds of volunteers who give of themselves in an effort to help family members, friends and even people they've never met in the fight against cancer. Teams camp out and walk through the night, raising funds for every mile walked. The relays offer informal, fun and emotional activities, to be sure.
Our area relays also feature survivors taking the opening lap, bringing hope to those suffering with cancer, and those who lost their fight to the disease are memorialized.
Through the work of the Relay for Life programs, money is raised to help provide services for cancer patients and their families.
The relays also serve as a reminder that we must continue to do all we can to promote healthy living, early prevention and support the medical advances and researchers who are, as the cancer society motto goes, trying to create a world with more birthdays.
The ACS says the Relay for Life "represents the hope that those lost to cancer will never be forgotten, that those who face cancer will be supported and that one day cancer will be eliminated."
We must also thank the thousands of area pupils and students, teachers and school administrators who have held relay events through the school year, all in an effort to raise funds for cancer research. Without the schools' assistance, goals could not be reached.
The Relay for Life program continues to be a beacon of hope for so many in our area. So remember, even a small contribution allows hope to continue in the fight against cancer.


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A conference to be held September 16 - 18, 2005, in Cracow, Poland
The History Departments of the Jagiellonian University Cracow and the University of British Columbia invite proposals for papers for a conference devoted to the discussion of connections and influences as well as comparisons between the kingdoms of the British Isles and the kingdom and the commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania.
Contributors should consider exploring contacts between the two parts of northern Europe down to the Third Partition of Poland. The regions of the greatest geographical extent of all the constituent parts of both states are included in the scope of the conference.
Contributors are invited to explore connections between the two regions and polities as well as comparisons, real or potential. Papers laying out possible topics of similarity or difference, for example, between institutions, commerce, political structures, political practices, literary genres, art and every day life are welcome. The programme committee will be pleased to undertake matching studies on similar topics, which cover the same topic but in only one of the two regions. Papers dealing with literature, music, art and architecture are welcome, as are papers on political, economic, social, institutional, religious, or cultural history.
Proposals for papers, typically of 25 minutes in length, with a short (250 word) abstract, and author's short cv should be sent by 31 October, 2004, (contact information provided below). The programme committee will review the proposals and prepare the conference programme by 15 January 2005.


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It's been less than a month since actor Channing Tatum tied the knot with his Step Up dance partner Jenna Dewan, and it seems the honeymoon period is far from over.
"I'm as happy as I possibly can be on the planet right now," the newlywed actor gushed to PEOPLE at the G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra premiere at Andrews Air Force Base in Camp Springs, Md. on Friday.
The actor – who sported a three-piece pinstriped suit for his rounds on the red carpet of his film – admits that being a married man feels "just as it has for the last four years we've been together." And that's a good thing!
"We've been together, and nothing's really changed," Tatum says, adding, "It's pretty much the same as I've felt every day since I met her – and that's just about perfect."
The hunky actor with the Southern charm arrived at the premiere atop a Humvee alongside film costar Sienna Miller. As fans screamed his name, Tatum walked across the vehicle's hood and then jumped to the ground where he greeted eagerly awaiting fans. He also graciously signed autographs and posed for pictures with wounded servicemen from Walter Reed Medical Center who had gathered with their families for the special screening. Film costars Marlon Wayans and Rachel Nichols also attended the event.
Tatum admits that being part of the action flick has inspired him to be more, well, adventurous.
"Two-and-a-half months ago, I went [sky]diving with the Golden Knights," says the actor of his experience jumping with the U.S. Army parachute team. "That was probably one of the most exhilarating things on the entire planet for me. Literally, jumped out, about a minute freefall, and they took care of me for sure."
Says Tatum: "It's a very, very cool month and year for me, isn't it?"
Channing Tatum: Newlywed Life Is 'Perfect'
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