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Import prices rose 11.5 percent for the year ended in January. The price index for overall exports rose 3.4 percent over the past 12 months.
The increase in import prices is the largest 12-month gain for the index since a 13.1-percent jump for the September 2007-08 period. Approximately three quarters of the increase was attributable to higher fuel prices. The price index for petroleum jumped 95.5 percent over the past year, driving overall fuel prices up 78.6 percent for the same period. Nonfuel import prices increased 1.3 percent over the past year.
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Frederick Henry Louis Luedeke, 92, 22 Haarbye St., New Bremen, died at 4:01 p.m. Oct. 28, 2006, in the emergency room at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, St. Marys.
He was born July 8, 1914, in New Bremen, to Alfred A.W. and Clara D. Conradi Luedeke. On Sept. 26, 1940, he married Dorothy L. Sunderman, who survives.
Also surviving are two sons, Jonathan (Twyla), Columbus, and James (Kathleen), New Bremen; two daughters, Kathleen (Augustine) Mascaro, Nyack, N.Y., and Suzanne (Rudy) Broyles, Naperville, Ill.; a sister, Marjorie Kuck, New Knoxville; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Deceased are a sister, Pearl Luedeke, and a great-grandson.
He retired in 1976 from the former Stamco plant in New Bremen after more than 41 years of service and 20 years as plant superintendent. He was as a member of the New Bremen Local School board for 16 years. He was a 1932 graduate of New Bremen High School and attended the Coyne Electrical School of Chicago, earning a certificate in 1935.
He was a member of Faith Alliance Church, New Bremen, served as an elder, member of the Faith Alliance Church Governing Board, a former Sunday School teacher and member of the choir. He was a member of the New Bremen Senior Citizens and New Bremen Historic Association.
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The Australian Embassy in Hanoi is seeking applications for the Locally Engaged Staff (LES) position of Country Manager, Vietnam for the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). The successful applicant will initially be employed on a full-time contract for a period of 12 months with the possibility of an extension.
The Country Manager, reporting directly to the General Manager, Country Programs (GM) based in Canberra, will lead the country office team in Vietnam.
The position will be at the Classification of LE7 with a starting monthly gross salary of VND 53,400,000.
Applications should address the selection criteria in no more than two-page statement and provide a brief resume of no more than three-page with details of two referees. No further supporting documents are required with the application. Applications should be e-mailed in one file to firstname.lastname@example.com by 5:00pm (Hanoi Time) on 30 July, 2015.
Late applications or applications without a selection criteria statement will not be considered.
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- A sound understanding of the agricultural problems, priorities and research capacity in Vietnam.
- Evidence of having worked successfully with research and extension providers in developing countries. The ability to develop knowledge of the research, government, university, private sector and NGO institutional infrastructure in Vietnam.
- The ability to develop and maintain an extensive range of senior level contacts with the agricultural, forestry and fisheries sector in Vietnam.
- Evidence of capacity to provide high quality input to the ACIAR program development and project delivery cycle. This includes identification, development, appraisal, implementation and monitoring and evaluation of programs and projects.
- Superior oral and written communication skills for preparation of reports and correspondence for the Embassy, ACIAR in Canberra and stakeholders. The ability to prepare concise, accurate and factual reports on all matters associated with ACIAR's program, policy and procedures in the partner country.
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Struggling State Pageants Scour Hinterlands for the Next Miss America
BENSON, N.C.—The young woman lucky enough to be crowned queen of the Mule Days festival this year won't walk away with just a commemorative T-shirt and the chance to kiss a mule at the festival rodeo.
She'll also get to compete to become the next Miss North Carolina—and ultimately, perhaps, Miss America.
The prestigious state feeder competition for the Miss America pageant used to bristle at festival queens. Organizers particularly turned their noses up at agricultural types. Those contestants often don't have to model swimsuits or exhibit any talent other than, say, spitting seeds at a watermelon festival.
But the tough economy and changing cultural tastes are damping the popularity of the competitions the state contests have traditionally drawn from, even in the heart of pageant country in the South. The recent Miss North Carolina pageant featured 33 hopefuls, down from about 55 contestants in the mid-1990s, when preliminary rounds in the state drew huge crowds.
"It's time that we started including them," says Beth Knox, a North Carolina pageant board member. Broadening the field makes the process more democratic, she says.
Not everyone is so enthusiastic about the new casting call. "A festival queen is just a local girl who has a prom gown and puts it on and wins," says Chuck Black, who has coached North Carolina pageant contestants for years. While he says he welcomes the influx of new girls, he believes the state-level contenders are in an entirely different league—making for a possible tense atmosphere for the festival newcomers.
"These girls have these expensive wardrobes, they've got Firm Grip [spray] on their butt to hold their swimsuit in place," he says. "It's intimidating."
So too, can be the cost of participating. Title seekers can expect to shell out $3,000 in fees, lodging and tickets alone—not to mention pricey evening gowns, spray tans and increasingly de rigueur hair extensions.
The poor economy has been especially challenging for pageantry after it suffered other setbacks. Sponsorships have dried up. And events in some small Northeastern states have struggled to fill their ranks ever since the 1996 murder of toddler pageant queen JonBenet Ramsey.
Another crimp in the crown: TV talent shows like "American Idol" are now regarded by many as the ultimate stage experience. Kellie Pickler, a former Miss Stanly County, failed to win the Miss North Carolina title in 2004, but went on to become a country music star after appearing on "American Idol" two years later.
Now pageant honchos are openly scoping out local festivals for talent. A team in South Carolina is recruiting local festival and college pageants to become official preliminary Miss America contests.
Among those they've tried to lure are Miss Loris Bog-Off. She's the main attraction at a Loris, S.C., celebration of the chicken bog—a slow-cooked stew of chicken, rice and smoked sausage.
Recruiters have also been on the heels of Miss Chitlin' Strut, crowned at an annual fête for fried pig intestines.
Festivals have long been eligible to join the Miss America organization, but in practice, very few did.
State pageants, especially those in the agrarian South, began lobbying about three years ago to be able to recruit festivals, says Art McMaster, president of the Miss America Organization.
They argued that the high-profile national pageant system, which doles out $45 million in college scholarships a year, should be opened to a wider pool of contestants.
"The states wanted us to open that up more because they said we're missing a lot of opportunities," Mr. McMaster said. "The girls get crowned for a festival, but then what do they do with it?"
For one contestant in the Benson pageant, the answer was to up her game. Last year, Amanda Barefoot beat out three other girls by modeling a white pantsuit and tap dancing to "Walking on Sunshine."
The native of Benson, a farming hub of 3,600 people, then entered the Miss North Carolina pageant after a Benson Mule Days pageant organizer filed paperwork to make the local festival an official preliminary competition—the first in recent history.
To compete at Miss North Carolina, Ms. Barefoot was coached by former local Miss North Carolina contestants on how to model a swimsuit and how to answer questions on stage—elements not required at the Mule Days pageant.
She bought a half-dozen new outfits, including a used navy velvet and sequin gown for $800. She had metal tap plates attached to Converse tennis shoes for a new, more intricate tap routine, set this time to "Footloose."
"I had to step it up a notch," says the college student and former cheerleader. "It's a whole different world from small-town pageants."
The extra work paid off: She won the $1,000 scholarship for Miss Congeniality. She says she wants to take another run at Miss North Carolina, if she can win another feeder competition.
Next year, the Miss South Carolina pageant will include Miss Loris Bog-Off for the first time.
Samantha Norris, director of the festival's pageant, said she hopes the event's new status will boost participation and draw attention to the Bog-Off. But she said the pageant will stay family friendly, with no swimsuit competition.
Mrs. Norris said she is nervous that the festival queen might get picked on at the Miss South Carolina contest next summer.
"I don't want to look crazy because everyone's like, Miss Columbia, Miss Charleston, and here we are, Miss Loris Bog-Off," she says.
Still, she notes, "It's not like she's Miss Chitlin' Strut."
Miss Chitlin' Strut, as it turns out, won't be participating.
The Salley, S.C., town council considered the Miss South Carolina invitation to send its Chitlin' Strut festival queen to the state pageant, says Mayor Bob Salley. But they decided against it to preserve the festival's "down-home" atmosphere, says the mayor.
To some, Miss Chitlin' Strut isn't the main attraction in any case. That distinction is reserved for the winner of the competitive eating contest.
"To be honest, it takes more to eat chitlins boiled than it takes to be a beauty queen," says Mr. Salley.
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Out of all the restaurants in a city, 10Best narrows the options to those places with the most appeal and the best reputations. We offer carefully vetted selections to let you explore Vienna dining on your own. If time is really tight, though, and you don't have the leisure to look through all our offerings, we present our Vienna Best Restaurants list. Here, we distill the best businesses down to a special selection of ten. These places promise a stellar experience and a taste of the city that you just can't miss.
This exquisite restaurant, which is located in the Imperial, is one of the finest dining establishments in Vienna. The Styrian-inspired menu features cream of potato soup with white truffle oil and Styrian beef with Krautfleckerl, which are small pasta squares with slivers of cabbage in a pumpkin seed oil sauce. Or you can try the turbot with caviar, artichokes, yellow peppers, and snow peas. The service is friendly and attentive. (1-501-10356)
This well regarded restaurant is known throughout Austria for the chef's creative touch, which features a contemporary slant on Viennese haute cuisine. The spacious dining room features wood-paneled walls, beveled glass, and tables set with fine linen. Only the finest and freshest ingredients are used to prepare such dishes as Tafelspitz with Semmelkrenn, which is boiled beef with horseradish. You can also order Felchen, which is a delicate white fish served with glass noodles, or lobster with white beans, arugula, and black polenta. The wine list is superb. (1-515-16546)
Don't be put off by the facade; what looks like a conventional restaurant almost squeezed into the street, is in fact one of Vienna's premier addresses for good food. Comfortable interior with high ceilings and good lighting creates a relaxed atmosphere. Excellent wine list includes international wines and the best of the Austrians. The mix of international and local continues on the menu: you'll find Carpaccio of Fillet of beef with rucola and grana; consommé with Viennese garnishes; and tortellinis with asparagus and herbs. (1-533-4341)
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Create your own 4-, 5- or 6-course menu, or indulge in the full seven courses. Enjoy the vibrant green and black Jugendstil design as you sit among a collection of paintings by the 19th century Salzburg artist Anton Faistauer, hung on wood-paneled walls and lit by Vienna's first electric chandeliers. Menus change regularly but your meal could include glazed saddle of rabbit with tarragon, noodles and morels, or essence of oxtail with goose liver bread. If you're lucky, the original Sachertorte will be on the dessert menu. (1-514-568-40)
Hollmann Salon
There are no deep-fat fryers or microwaves in the kitchen; the cakes, pastries and breads are all made by hand; all the ingredients are organically farmed and the meat comes from selected small local farms. In the dining areas, guests share long tables and the staff do their utmost to create a homely, welcoming atmosphere. The lunch menu changes daily. For dinner you can enjoy dishes like garlic catfish from Neusiedler lake with vinegared radishes and spring-herbs salad. (1-9611-960-40)
Recently relocated to the Stadtpark on the banks of the Danube, the name Steirereck has been synonymous with fine dining in Vienna since the 1970s. This new restaurant is in a former milk depot and, as part of the 5 million renovation, a section of the restaurant, the "Meierei," was built in honor of this previous function. Now, as well as serving breakfast and afternoon pastries, it offers patrons 120 different cheeses. In the colorful main dining area, you can eat a la carte or choose between a 5- or 6-course menu. The a la carte menu includes steamed Huchen (a type of salmon native to the Danube) with spinach, red peppers and orange. (1-713-3168)
Meinl am Graben
From breakfast through to dinner, in its selection of cheeses and wines, with its view along the Graben, Meinl is a wonderful gastronomic experience. As well as offering local fare, there is a Mediterranean flavor to the menu. Plush interior with parquet flooring, comfortable chairs and red upholstered sofas lining the walls. (1-532-3334-6000)
Relaxed ambience in a pea-green, timber paneled dining area. The chef, Willy Schnattl, has a reputation for being anything but relaxed and is known as a bit of a character. His gastronomic creations have also earned a reputation for individuality, combining local favorites – especially from Schnattl's Styrian homeland – with unusual flavors and accompaniments: think deer praline and duck liver with a red beet and apple chutney. (1-405-3400)
Zum Schwarzen Kameel
With nearly 400 years' history, this is one of the city's most famous establishments. As well as the excellent restaurant, there is a delicatessen and wine shop, bar, club rooms, and a sandwich shop which produces popular open-sandwiches with dozens of toppings, from simple ham, cheese and eggs to roast beef with artichoke hearts. (1-533-8125-11, 1-533-8125-12)
Kervansaray und Hummer Bar
Vienna's top-rated place for seafood, at Kervansaray everything is flown in fresh from the North Sea here to Kervansaray und Hummer Bar. The menu may vary slightly due to seasons, but one thing is for sure, the best lobster, oysters and other catch are found here. If you really aren't into seafood, there is still a small list of meat dishes available including the filet mignon with Roquefort sauce. Slightly pricey, but very tasty and every bit worth it. (01-512-88430)
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Karl Towns recorded 28 points, 19 rebounds and six blocks to lead second-seeded St. Joseph, No. 8 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, to a 68-39 victory over 15th-seeded Bishop Ahr in the first round of the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament in Metuchen.
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Based on 378 Ratings for the 2008 - 2015 models.Review this car
By Amy on Friday, October 21, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 59,600overall rating 2 of 10rating details
Pros: "Cute car, very roomy"
Cons: "Not a mountain vehicle"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought this car, used, a year and a half ago. Back in July (3 months ago) I started noticing that it was lagging while coming home. The RPMs would fluctuate between 2 and 3 pretty rapidly. The car would not go any faster than 40 miles an hour. When I would come to stop signs it acts like it is going to stall, then it would hardly move through after I made a stop. It makes a clicking noise while I drive it. My car is still under warranty so we took it to the dealer. They claim there is nothing "wrong" with the car and that what I am experiencing is a feature on the vehicle. My husband called the corporate office and explained that this isn't an issue that we have had and that the problem has got progressively worse. We didn't have the problem in the beginning. They reiterated what the dealer said that it is a "feature" that is put there to cool down the engine, and that they wouldn't fix it. Researching the symptoms come to find out it aligns perfectly with a problem these cars have with the CVT. Nissan has even extended the warranty on this model (and a few others) to cover this issues until 10 years 120,000 miles. They are still saying it is this other thing. So if you live somewhere in higher elavations, where you have to drive up a mountain to your home, rethink get this vehicle. It won't get you there."
26 people out of 26 found this review helpful
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By Dani on Wednesday, January 6, 2010
overall rating 9 of 10rating details
"We bought this vehicle in march of 2008 right before I had my son, traded up for more room from a honda civic. Plenty of room for a carseat and all the extra junk that comes with a kid. We are a military family stationed in California and we make frequent road trips home to Texas, and this car is great comfortable, quiet, roomy and good on gas for long drives. We love the 4 cylinder has a lot of torque so it has power but still gets good gas mileage. the ride is smooth, the size is perfect for our family and the extra features bose sound system, steering wheel controls, sunroof are great. so far over 40k miles on it and no mechanical problems. The only complaints i have are that the paint chips easily and the seats stain and are hard to clean because of the texture even after the scotch guard that i paid extra for from the dealership. So far 2 factory recalls but were easily taken care of in one day."
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By Nick W on Tuesday, July 16, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 120,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Economy, style, drivability, safety in snow,"
Cons: "CVT, stains on interior, blind spots"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"Bought the car in 2009 with 26,000 miles on it....had already had CVT transmission replaced...Very stable car on the road..goes through 2 feet of snow, good fuel economy around 24 MPG ave. Would be the best car ever...with a REAL transmission....CVT went out again with 90K on it..I did use it to pull my little 14 foot fishing boat, Nissan said that did not cause failure, but I use my Chevy truck, now when I go fishing...I have gone cross country twice with this car driving 85MPH, without a whimper, I plan on keeping the car till at least 200K miles...Looks more expensive than is, plenty of power for passing and driving, a little noisy , but for the money, great car for the Northern USA...The cloth interior stains easily, the original tires were "Hi-mileage " tires but would not stop on ice, snow, or water....after replacing those it is a great car for bad driving conditions....I would buy another today, if it was offered with a good 5 speed manual, or reliable automatic transmission. I hope Nissan gets the bugs out of CVT, or starts using REAL transmissions again...great car for a small family (with no boat, or snowmobile) or elderly person....fun to drive...GREAT MOTOR..good economy...BLIND SPOTS need personal attention though...takes a little getting used to."
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By Lopin Lolo on Wednesday, June 1, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 84,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great body design, to the point performnace"
Cons: "Los of power after inclining for one and 1/2 hours"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Great basic car. My 2009 is really pretty in the light silver with the old school faceted front grill. I don't like how boxie they got after the year 2014. Mine is round and the lines are great. I know its going to be a classic in years to come. The ride is tight like a sports car. You sit up in the chair like an SUV so its comfortable. I've driven long distance to Cali and back, through snow, up to the 14er's. It does have a mechanical flaw that is a common problem with this make and model. After about an hour and a half of ascending, which we do here in the rocky mountains to get over the pass, the car literally loses power to around 20 to 30 mph. It's a computer issue sending the wrong info to...whatever. Yep, its bad, but the Nissan dealers know about this and will fix it if you are still under warranty. If you are looking to buy one, do make sure that this not going to be a problem with yours...get it in writing. That's the only problem. I put truck tires on mine and have a lot of fun getting to great hiking spots, camping, picking the kids up etc."
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By rallynate on Tuesday, October 8, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 12,500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great value."
Cons: "none that I can think of"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Bought the car at end of March, 2013, have about 12,500 miles. No problems at all. Average about 27 MPG. Runs well, comfortable, convenient, even my GF likes it now, she had doubts when I bought it, she now likes it better than her C300 Benz!"
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By Oneal on Thursday, November 17, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 11,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Quality sound system, comfortable seating"
Cons: "Slight engine vibration"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I traded my 2010 Honda Civic EX for the Rogue SV (equipped with the Premium Package and AWD). I absolutely LOVE this vehicle! It's roomy, smooth, comfortable AND intelligent! The touch-screen radio/navigation, Bluetooth technology and keyless start definitely come in handy (although some of the maps are a bit outdated). I've read stories about the CVT being an annoyance, but honestly, it's only loud and "irritable" during hard acceleration(the engine will rev at high speeds until you release the gas pedal a little). Where immediate acceleration isn't necessary (ie. suburbs, city), the engine's VERY quiet and smooth. Passing fellow motorists is virtually effortless; acceleration is very prompt. The factory sound system is amazing (it isn't BOSE, but it's an upgrade from the standard stereo Nissan offers in lower trims). The interior quality and seating are MUCH, MUCH more comfortable than my Honda(Honda simply does not produce comfortable cars, in my opinion). I purchased the car in May of this year, so I'm not yet sure how it responds to snow/ice - BUT it's quite responsive! I avoided hitting a deer one night and the traction control initiated almost instantly. My only cons are: the sunglasses holder above has somewhat of a budget feel, and the engine vibrates a little around 2,200 RPMs - this could just be a signature of a CVT. These aren't deal breakers, however. I'm very pleased with the style and overall quality of the Rogue! Way to go, Nissan!"
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By Heidis,mama on Friday, October 21, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Good MPG, great in snow"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Amazed at how roomy it is, yet I don't feel like I'm driving a big car. The ride is pretty smooth and handles fairly well in heavy WI snows. All in all, I wouldn't think of getting a different model when it comes time to trade in for a new car. I drive hard and this car keeps up with my awful driving."
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By Jaymar on Tuesday, August 2, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Smooth ride, spacious, affordable, high MPG for its class, comfortable, clear bluetooth sound"
Cons: "Interior design is kind of generic"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Very spacious, drives smooth, rear backup camera is nice. Bluetooth works great, very clear. would've liked to have the built in garage door opener on the rearview mirror (like the altima, maxima, et al)."
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By Driving Miss Daisy on Thursday, September 30, 2010
overall rating 7 of 10rating details
"Purchased this crossover new in June 2010, after comparing Hyundai Tuscon, Toyota Rav-4 and Honda CR-V. Rogue was a better value with applicable rebates and a preferred dealer. The positives are sleek exterior styling, but compromises rear visibility, ground clearance height affords good forward visibility, power acceleration for highway driving, comfortable front passenger seat for my 6' 3" husband. Negatives: Suspension, ride is rough feels like a truck over the slightest bumps, turning radius is wider than expected, steering wrestles in tight spots. Convenience and cosmetics: Fuel port on passenger side, dealer says this is with all Japanese cars, not true not even on all Nissans, no remote fuel port release, a feature found on lower end models, why not on the Rogue? After market locking gas cap is not recommended and Nissan is not interested in hearing about it. No rear door pockets, or locking glove compartment, cheap woven cloth upholstery, concerns about durability although only 2 adult passengers. Horn sounds like a toy. Rebates and a responsive dealer sold this vehcle."
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By MAC on Tuesday, August 17, 2010
overall rating 8 of 10rating details
"Have had my Rouge for 15 months and love it. Would like to see auto lights and a better back window. Blind spot in the back is the only bad thing about it. Rides really great and smooth and handles wonderful."
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ATLANTA -- Warren Sapp needs to work on his dance moves. Beyonce, he's not.
Sapp, the 303-pound defensive tackle, scored the first offensive touchdown of his career on a 6-yard pass and the defending Super Bowl champions bounced back from an embarrassing defeat, routing the Atlanta Falcons 31-10 on Sunday.
After scoring, Sapp cradled the ball in his arms as he hopped and twirled in a giddy circle. He claimed to have borrowed the move from Beyonce Knowles' "Crazy In Love" video, though it was a bit difficult to pick up any resemblance.
"I didn't do it quite like she does," Sapp conceded. "She's got more assets than me."
The Bucs (2-1) were clearly perturbed by the way they lost to Carolina a week earlier, getting two field goals and an extra point blocked before falling 12-9 in overtime. Tampa Bay took out its frustration on the hapless Falcons (1-2), who failed for the second week in a row to give Dan Reeves his 200th coaching victory.
"We felt like we let the team down last week, so we wanted to bounce back," said safety Dwight Smith, who had two of the three interceptions thrown by Falcons quarterback Doug Johnson.
Michael Vick watched from the sideline, but it's highly doubtful the injured Atlanta quarterback would have made much of a difference against a Tampa Bay defense that wasn't going to let this one get away.
On the other hand, he couldn't have looked any worse. Johnson was hesitant and unsure of what the defense was doing, often double- and triple-pumping before releasing the ball. The result was three ugly interceptions -- two thrown right to Smith, the other to John Lynch.
The Falcons managed just 29 yards on the ground. Warrick Dunn was the rushing leader -- if you can call it that -- with 7 yards on nine carries.
"You can't say that Mike not being here is the reason we're losing games," said Dunn, who formerly played with the Bucs. "Doug has got to get better. The running game has to get better. We can't blame this on Mike not being here. People are getting tired of hearing that."
Atlanta's frustration boiled over when Johnson was sacked by Nate Webster with about 10 minutes left. Johnson shoved Webster away and center Todd McClure got involved, sparking a brief scuffle.
Sapp jumped in to pull teammate Ellis Wyms away, and those two began jawing at each other on their way back to the sideline. Defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin had to step between them.
Maybe the Bucs were just getting bored -- the Falcons sure didn't put up any fight.
"I was just telling him to get off the field," Sapp said. "This game is over, get off the field."
Tampa Bay began to take control early in the second quarter. After setting up the Falcons with a short pass, Brad Johnson found running back Michael Pittman all alone behind linebacker Keith Brooking, the two hooking up for a 68-yard touchdown.
That was the longest play against the Falcons since Brad Johnson connected with Keyshawn Johnson on a 76-yard touchdown in a victory over Atlanta last season.
Then, Smith made the first of his interceptions, giving the ball back to Tampa Bay at the Atlanta 37. The Bucs drove to the 6, where Sapp entered -- supposedly to provide another blocker. Instead, he slipped off the line and found himself wide open in the end zone, hauling in the touchdown that gave Tampa Bay a 17-3 lead at the break.
Naturally, the Falcons didn't enjoy Sapp's end zone dance.
"It made me sick to my stomach," Patrick Kerney said.
The only sour point for the Bucs: They gave up a touchdown for the first time this season, but it really wasn't the defense's fault. Thomas Jones lost a fumble that Atlanta's Sam Rogers scooped up and returned to the Tampa Bay 2 early in the third quarter.
The Bucs stuffed the first two runs before the Falcons sent in Woodrow Dantzler at quarterback. He scored on a 1-yard run around right end, but that was the Falcons' last hurrah.
Tampa Bay promptly drove 73 yards in 10 plays, with Mike Alstott scoring on a 2-yard run. Brian Kozlowski fumbled the ensuing kickoff, the Bucs recovered and Alstott wound up scoring his second TD in less than three minutes on a 1-yard plunge.
There was still more than a quarter remaining, but many fans at the sold-out Georgia Dome headed for the exits. Those who hung around cheered loudly when Kurt Kittner took over for Johnson early in the fourth.
"You can't turn the ball over three times in a half and expect to win the game," Johnson said. "That's on my shoulders."
- Dunn has played two games against his former team since signing with the Falcons. The results aren't pretty: 18 carries for 21 yards.
- With a comfortable lead, the Bucs ran the ball 37 times for a season-high 132 yards. Pittman had 20 carries for 82 yards.
- Atlanta's Peerless Price had six catches, more than his total in the first two games combined.
- The final ratings for Atlanta's quarterbacks -- Johnson was 40.4 and Kittner, who also had an interception, was 14.6.
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Thanks Fortis, for putting together our new greenhouse.
This new greenhouse, and the power and watering system that will be connected, was purchased with a generous grant from Fortis that we received several months ago. This addition to our vegetable garden area will enhance our nutrition, cooking and gardening program.
It is going to allow us to grow vegetables all winter, so we will be able to assist clients with nutritional needs.
Now in its third season, the program provides education and instruction on growing, preparing and preserving food.
We started the program because we thought it was important that clients get healthy, organic, fresh vegetables, because living on a disability pension, they don't have a lot of money for extras. We needed a greenhouse and also wanted to eliminate a hose being dragged around; we've already had someone trip on it. The good folks at Mother Nature are going to instruct us on how to install the watering system.
During its first year, the outdoor garden was mostly used for demonstration; how to grow, plant, weed and harvest. It did not produce enough for preserving. That all changed in year two. Last year we had tomatoes and peppers in abundance, so we showed clients how to preserve.
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As incredible as this may sound, brain injury in Canada is a silent epidemic. In Canada, brain injury is the number one killer and disabler of people under the age of 44. Statistics further indicate that incidences are two times greater within the male population. Women take longer to recover from a brain injury. A concussion is a brain injury.
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NC Wesleyan College–With colorful jackets, backpacks, and the ever-present smart phones snapping pictures, the group of 14 students climbing out of a large white van appeared to be just like any other tour group that had come to visit North Carolina Wesleyan College. However, this particular group had traveled all the way from the Beijing area of China to explore the campus in Rocky Mount as they consider future plans to attend college in the United States.
On Monday, January 28, President James Gray met the group at the college Welcome Center as they began a full afternoon of activities that included a campus tour, classroom visits, interacting with current students, a basketball clinic, and dinner in the college cafeteria. The group included middle and high school students, as well as their adult chaperones.
The visit was coordinated by the Global Classroom Alliance (GCA) and NC Independent Colleges & Universities (NCICU) as part of an effort to build international relationships between educators and create learning opportunities for students. "We are really trying to link Chinese universities and North Carolina universities, as well as Chinese high schools and high schools here," said Shijun Naour, GCA director of development. "Our goal is to provide a channel or bridge between the two countries."
Wesleyan Vice President for Enrollment Bill Allen said, "I think it is important to build a global community here at Wesleyan for our students." Although approximately 50 international students are attending the college, none are from China.
Allen said, "This visit was a unique opportunity. It is great that these students were here, because it gave them an opportunity to understand what the American education system can offer that is different from what they are experiencing in China."
The relationship between Chinese schools and NC Wesleyan began last October when President James Gray and Allen were invited to join a group of 15 educators and elected officials on a 10-day visit to China arranged by GCA and NCICU. Rocky Mount Mayor David Combs, Edgecombe Community College President Deborah Lamm, and NC Representative Joe Tolson were also part of the group. The trip was organized to bring international learning, cultural exchanges, and business and agricultural opportunities to North Carolina and four cities in China.
The relationships between the Chinese and Wesleyan began to develop immediately. Just a few weeks after the American group returned, a delegation of administrators from Lishui University arrived for a campus tour. They visited classrooms and dorms and met with NCWC officials to consider a student exchange program or other possibilities for partnerships. These discussions are continuing.
"We are looking forward to developing a solid program and welcoming students from China," Allen said. "In China, they will be in college classrooms with a large number of students on a huge campus. Our classes are small, personal, and supportive. I know they will have a good educational experience here."
Naour said, "When the students come to Wesleyan, I feel like they get extra attention and the staff and faculty make them feel welcome."
After visiting the campus, 16-year-old Zheng Zhi agreed, "Every person here at Wesleyan is very welcoming and kind. Here we can talk and interact with the teacher more. A lot of Chinese students want to come to America because of the freedom here. I am interested in coming to an American college, but right now I don't have enough money. If I did have the money, I definitely would."


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Publishing Calibre2opds Catalogs
This section of the User Guide provides information on publishing your Calibre2opds catalog.
It is split into the following main topic areas:
[edit] Overview
To be able to use your generated Calibre2Opds catalogs you need to make them visible on the network.
NOTE: If you are using calibre2opds in Nook mode then you do not need to publish your catalogs as they will have been copied (together with their associated eBooks) to the Nook and held there as local files
The basic requirements are that:
- The method chosen provides a network path to the top level file in the generated Calibre2Opds catalog.
- The method allows all catalog files and book files to be accessed as a path relative to that of the top level catalog file.
This will tend to break down into 2 distinct families of servers:
- Web server.
This can be your own private server, or one run by someone else on which you have space provided for you own web content. This could be an ISP provided web space - but if this is the case please read the caution about controlling access.
Another (less obvious) solution that falls into this category is to use a WiFi enabled storage device that also supports a web server for accessing the files it is storing (just as if they were hosted on a private or ISP provided web server). One device that has proved a good match with Calibre2opds is the AirStash as it provides a web server tha can be accessed easily from any WiFi enabled device such as an iPhone, iPad, Android tablet/phone and allows the Calibre2opds catalog to be used from either a browser (HTML catalog) or a suitable OPDS aware reading app (OPDS catalog).
- "Cloud" file storage.
This is the generic term used to describe facilities where you can have files that are located on your own PC or Mac replicated to servers on the Internet so that they can be accessed from anywhere. If the Cloude service can expose the files that are stored on it just like a web server would then they can also host a Calibre2opds catalog. Dropbox and Google Drive which are described later in this document are examples of such services, although it is likely that others are also suitable.
NOTE: Cloud services that only allow downloading of files via a browser (i.e. they cannot act as HTML web pages) will unfortunately not work. Examples of such services that are currently known to fall into this category are iCloud Drive; Copy.com; SugarSync and OneDrive (was SkyDrive)
[edit] Security
Security will not be an issue if you have your library on your home system, and set up so that it can only be accessed from devices that are part of your home network.
If you make your Calibre library visible on the public Internet then you need to make sure your books are not easily accessible by unauthorised users. Depending on where you live, failure to do so may mean that you are infringing copyright
This would typically involve providing a username/password challenge or making sure the URL used is not easily found (which is what most "cloud" services use). Calibre2opds provides an option to 'encrypt' filenames used within the catalog to make the filenames less predictable.
[edit] Web Server
Many users run web servers on their own home network, or alternatively make use of space on web servers that are provided by their ISP. The details of these can vary, but the following should provide some general guidance.
- Copy your entire Calibre library folder to a location that is visible to the web server that you are using. This will include the Calibre2Opds generated catalogs as a sub-folder of the location holding the author folders from the Calibre library.
- If you are using a public web server then they will normally tell you what URL should be used to access the files you have just uploaded.
- If you are using a NAS (Network Addressable Storage) device then you can set up calibre to directly work with the files on the NAS thus avoiding the copying requirement.
- If you are using a web server on you owwn local WiFi network and only want to access the Calibre2Opds catalogs while at home that is probably all you have to do.
If you are running on your own private web server and want to make the Calibre Library and Calibre2Opds catalogs visible on the public Internet then some additional steps will be required:
- You will need an externally visible IP address and port that can be used for accessing your private web server.
- If you are a Cable user then although strictly speaking you are probably using DHCP to get your external IP address assigned to you it tends to change very rearely so you can probably just query your modem/router to find out whqat address you are currently assigned and use that address directly. You still need to be aware that it can change.
- If you are an ADSL user connecting via a telephone line then typically the address only persists for a limited period so you need a way of gettign a more dynamic mapping of the external IP address to something you can use. there are service that provide such a capability such as XXX. Note that there is nothing that stops cable customers using such a service as well.
- Set up some NAT (Network Address Translation) entries in your router to allow an external IP port on the router to be mapped to a particular IP-Address/Port combination on your local network. This will be the IP_address:Port that is being used by the web server hosting your Calibre library and Calibre2Opds catalogs.
- Make sure you have some sort of security mechanism in place to stop unauthorised access.
Many web servers have the concept of a default page that is loaded if the user does not specify an explicit page in the URL they use to access the web site. Typically this is a file called index.htm or index.html located in the web servers document root. If you include a text file of this sort that contains content allong the lines of the following
<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=_catalog/index.html"> </head> <body> </body> </html>
then this will automatically redirect the user to the first catalog page without the user having to know the full URL.
[edit] Using lighthttpd
[edit] Server optimization
lighthttpd is a lightweight web server that can work on a NAS with low memory. If the web server crashes while you're browsing the library, add the following line in the server configuration file (lighttpd.conf):
server.event-handler = "poll"
and then restart the web server.
[edit] Using Windows Home Server (WHS)
There is a very good blog post that covers using the web server built into Windows Home Server (WHS) to host the catalog produced by calibre2opds. Although it has not been validated the steps probably apply to anyone using Internet Information Server (IIS) on a Windows system to host the catalog.
Note in particular the requirement to set up the Mime types for the ebook types you want to be able to download. This is required because IIS ignores the Mime types set by calibre2opds in the HTML and sets it according to the file extension. If you do not know the Mime type for a particular ebook file type then you can load the HTML produced by calibre2opds; find the line for downloading a particular ebook file; and then look at the value for the 'type' parameter on the download link.
[edit] Cloud Services
Many users want to use Cloud based services in conjunction with Calibre2opds.
At this point the only one we know definitely works is Dropbox.
[edit] DropBox
It has been reported that new DropBox users no longer have the use of a Public folder that supports the use of relative URL's between files in that folder. If so, then that will mean that Dropbox is no longer a suitable candidate for holding a Calibre2opds generated catalog.
The Calibre2Opds development all started with a thread on MobileRead, where David Pierron explained how he used Dropbox (a free synching and sharing service) to publish his calibre library on the internet, and access it from his iPhone (using Stanza). This thread is available on the MobileRead Calibre forum.
Jane Lite has written a nice tutorial on her website :
The steps are:
- Install Dropbox; this creates, somewhere in your file system, a Dropbox directory (usually called "My Dropbox" or "Dropbox"). As it is explained in the Dropbox FAQ, every file you put in this directory, on in a subfolder, will automatically be published to the Dropbox "cloud", and synchronized on other computers that are linked to your Dropbox account.
- There is a special folder here, which is your public Dropbox folder; it is called "Public". Everything you put in there will be public, which means that if you give the internet address of this folder in the Dropbox "cloud" to someone else, he will be able to access your files without your Dropbox password. This is important, because for the moment this is the only place where files get consistent web addresses, and we will need this later.
- Configure Calibre to set up its library in this Public folder (or in a subfolder there) : you can do this by opening up preferences and choosing a new folder location. This will take a while.
- Wait until Dropbox has uploaded all your books (it may take a while, depending on your upload capacity). By the way, Dropbox is free for the first two gigabytes only ; for some of us, who have a lot of books, this may not be enough... Time to shell out some cash ;). DropBox also has a referral program as a way of getting additional space on free accounts.
- Download and install the calibre2opds tool, and use it to generate the catalogs as a sub-folder of the Calibre library folder you have just set up under Dropbox.
When using Dropbox it is a good idea to set the "minimise changes" option when generating a catalog as this minimises the number of files that change in DropBox between runs and thus need uploading by Dropbox after the catalog is generated. You are likely to want to also consider using the option to reuse the Calibre cover images for the catalog thumbnails and cover images as this will save space in Dropbox (at the expense of having to download a bit more data when accessing the catalog, but this is normally a good trade-off for Dropbox users where space may be more important).
- Again, wait until Dropbox has uploaded all the catalogs and thumbnails.
- If you have generated the HTML catalog then you can use a browser to do a basic confidence check on your library. In this case the URL will normally be of the form
xxxxxx will vary according to your Dropbox id
yyyyyyyy will only be present if you have enabled the option to encrypt filenames and will be specific to your library.
calibre-library-folder will be the name of the Calibre library folder holding the books
catalog-folder will be the name of the atalog folder (defaults to _catalog)
The easiest way to get the URL is to
- log into your account on the Dropbox web site
- find the relevant index file
- click on the 'code' entry against the name to bring up tab headings
- click on the Copy Public Link tab to display the URL to use for that file.
- Configure your ebook reader (e.g. MeagaReader/QuickReader, i2Reader, Marvin, Aldiko, another OPDS reader) to access your published catalog. The exact format of the URL will depend on your Dropbox username and how you named your calibre library and will be similar in format to the example shown above. If using the OPDS version of the catalog then the URL will finish with .xml rather than .html.
You're done !
If you need more info, if this FAQ is not clear enough, please ask a question in the forum
[edit] Google Drive
Google Drive is the cloud storage system provided by Google.
The process described here for putting a Calibre2opds catalog into Google Drive 'appears' to work - but one should be aware that if the renaming issue mentioned below happens then all cover images and download links will not work.
You should be VERY CAREFUL about using Google Drive with Calibre libraries.
This is because Google Drive has been reported as sometimes silently removing the values in brackets in book folder names which are used by Calibre to track books. This invalidates the Calibre library as it breaks the links between the Calibre metadata.db file and the underlying file system.
Having said the above, it appears that as long as though you are only using Google Drive for storing a Cloud based copy of your library for accessing via a Calibre2opds generated catalog (and not for syncing it between different computers) then the approach described here can be used with safety.
It is possible that Google Drive has changed this behavior since this warning was written, but it is up to you to make sure you are not being affected by this issue.
The steps to follow are:
- Create a folder in Google drive and copy your Calibre library to this folder.
- Google requires a index.html file to be present in this folder to act as your home page for this web site. If you are generating the catalog in the _catalog subfolder then suggested contents are:
<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; URL=_catalog/index.html"> </head> <body> <body> </html>
which simply redirects to the index.html file inside the calibre2opds generated catalog. If you use a different folder for your catalog then change the file appropriately. lso, if you use the option to encrypt filenames (recommended) then the index.hmtl file in the catalog will have a prefix added and this file needs amending appropriately.
- Right-Click the folder in Windows Explorer, go to the Google Drive entry, and from there select the option to share the folder. Select the option for public sharing. The results should look something like following:
Make a note of the value in the link to share box, particularly the value following the id= bit up to (but not including the &usp= bit.
The URL for accessing the HTML version of your library is now going to be of the form
where value_you_noted is the value from the share link.
- Generate the Calibre2opds catalog using the default mode, specifying the folder you have just shared as the Library folder. This will generate the catalog as a sub-folder of this folder.
- On the Advanced tab of Calibre2opds make sure that the option to Minimize changes is set. This is of particular use in Cloud services where you want to avoid changing file unnecessarily as otherwise syncing can take a long time.
- When Calibre2opds has finished, wait for Google Drive to finish syncing the catalog. Note that this can take some time, especially the first time that you generate a catalog.


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