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David Pickens is a native of Fayetteville, North Carolina, where he graduated from Reid Ross Senior High School. There he played football and was a two-time all-conference defensive lineman. He was also a member of ROTC and marched in the "Cumberland Rifles" drill team. He spent his first year of college at Fayetteville State University playing football before transferring to North Carolina A&T State University. While at A&T he participated in ROTC, the "Aggie Rifles" drill team, and joined the U.S Army Reserves. He graduated from A&T with a bachelor's degree in public relations
David was mobilized three weeks out of college. He participated in Operation Desert Storm with the 312th Evac Hospital Unit out of Greensboro, North Carolina. His primary military job was transportation, and he also worked as a laundry and bath specialist supporting the mission. In 1993, after returning home. he moved to Maryland and eventually joined the 611th Quartermaster, an Army Reserve company from Baltimore.
He married Regina King, and they have two children, DJ and Jasmine. He rekindled his love for the game of football when his son began play. He coached his son's teams for two years, before being mobilized again--this time for Operation Iraqi Freedom. David served with the 332nd Eng (Dump Truck) unit from Kittanning, Pennsylvania. David suffered a back injury while on vehicle patrol and was honorably discharged from the Army. He is currently being treated for sleep apnea resulting from his service.
During this campaign he was approached by his soldiers and asked to be their coach in the battalion flag football league. He agreed and through his efforts the team won the battalion championship. Encouraged by his many of his peers, David returned home with a more serious approach towards football and coaching. Over the next few years, David coached many teams at youth, high school, and collegiate levels.
In 2008, David learned of the Baltimore Broncos--a one-year old, semi-pro team playing in the Regional Athletic Football League. He was intrigued to hear the story of how the Broncos managed to survive a season of financial difficulty, and yet had no coach. He took a position as volunteer head coach of the Broncos for the 2009 season.
David has been awarded a Mission Continues Fellowship that will allow him to continue his work as head coach of the Baltimore Broncos. In this role, he not only teaches the game of football, but also strengthens the lives of his player. This non-profit football team focuses on providing an outlet for underprivileged youth, through football. They also provide mentoring and a venue for players to gain athletic scholarships to college.
Coach Pickens spends nearly 60 hours over seven days each week mentoring and coaching in his community. David is completing this Fellowship is honor of Army First Lieutenant Colby Umbrell, who lost his life in Iraq in 2007.
David's Fellowship was made possible by support from the Travis Manion Foundation. The Mission Continues supports Coach Pickens by empowering veterans to contribute to their home communities when they return from a tour of duty. Please visit their site to learn more about this innovative organization.


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Completely exhausted whilst trying to escape from his pursuers, Siegmund the Wälsung reaches Hunding's hut. Sieglinde, Hunding's wife, shelters the hero and gives him something to drink. When Hunding returns home, Siegmund tells him of a life filled with tragedy. Hunding soon realizes that the man before him is the one he had set out to kill. Bound by the laws of hospitality, he puts off his fight with the unarmed Siegmund until the next morning. Sieglinde gives her husband a sleeping potion, and helps Siegmund to obtain an enchanted sword which a mysterious stranger once drove into the trunk of an ash tree. A passionate love develops between Siegmund and Sieglinde, who realizes that they are twin brother and sister, and that their incestuous, adulterous love is in contravention of the laws of hospitality.
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#213968 - 01/15/14 02:25 AM Re: Tuesday's word INTRANSIGENT [Re: Tromboniator]
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INTRANSITENT A Tolkien creature on his way from Fangorn to Isengard.
#213972 - 01/15/14 12:11 PM Re: Tuesday's word INTRANSIGENT [Re: Tromboniator]
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----please, draw me a sheep----
#213975 - 01/15/14 05:18 PM Wed Word : potentate [Re: Tromboniator]
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PRONUNCIATION: (POH-ten-tayt)
noun: One having great power, especially an autocratic person.
Via French, from Latin posse (to be able). Ultimately from the Indo-European root poti- (powerful, lord), which is also the source of power, potent, possess, pasha, compossible, impuissance, and puissant. Earliest documented use: 1475.
POTENTGATE - any scandal involving a powerful leader,
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#213977 - 01/15/14 11:07 PM Re: Wed Word : potentate [Re: jenny jenny]
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PODENTATE - to have no money left after the Dentist finishes with you (but at
least you still have your teeth!)
#213978 - 01/16/14 07:45 AM Re: Wed Word : potentate [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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POTENTAGE long ago, alas.
POTENTALE favorite quaff down at Alice's Champagne Palace.
POTENTAT to make very strong lace.
#213979 - 01/16/14 08:53 AM The word of the day before Friday SOPHIST [Re: Tromboniator]
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noun: One who makes clever, but unsound arguments.
From Latin sophista, from Greek sophistes (sage), from sophos (clever). Earliest documented use: 1542. In ancient Greece, Sophists were philosophers and teachers known for their subtle, but fallacious reasoning.
"But this day Mansoor had turned five, and Ma used a sophist's argument to call for a celebration."
M.G. Vassanji; The Assassin's Song; Doubleday; 2007.
SOPHISTA- a sophist with latinate pretensions.
#213980 - 01/16/14 10:43 AM History lesson [Re: jenny jenny]
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SOPHIET - with "Former..." and "...Union", a rough coalition of Communist countries, from the early to the late 20th Century.
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"Sophiet" Brilliant! The best of novian words needed to succinctly describe a particuliar geo-situation in time.
#213985 - 01/17/14 11:03 AM Friday: SOLICITOUS to some. To some efficient. [Re: jenny jenny]
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PRONUNCIATION: (suh-LIS-i-tuhs)
1. Full of concern.
2. Eager.
3. Meticulous.
From Latin sollus (whole). Ultimately from the Indo-European root sol- (whole), which brought us solid, salute, save, salvo, soldier, catholicity, salutary, and salubrious. Earliest documented use: 1563.
"The staff is solicitous of its core customer; efficient with others."
Alexandra Jacobs; Dennis Basso's New Shop; The New York Times; Dec 12, 2013.
POLICITOUS - what a polictian is really being when he is being salicitous to us.
#213988 - 01/17/14 01:47 PM Re: Friday: SOLICITOUS to some. To some efficient. [Re: jenny jenny]
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SOLICITOYS - turn them on and they ask you for money (compare SOLICITOTS - nursery school kids sent out to raise money from the neighbors)
On an analogous vein: SOPLICITOUS - fawning behavior, except they're is lying to you
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For the past three years, this Harvard Law-trained attorney has directed one of the music industry's last and best shots at digging whatever gold is left from the ash and ruin of the Information Age music business: the 140-person SoundExchange, which conducts the insanely complex process of collecting so-called statutory licenses that more than 2,000 digital music services pay to play recordings of the commercially released music from 28,000 rights owners and 90,000 artists. SoundExchange has a rare ear for hearing the money in the music. Over the past decade, its annual statements say it has collected $1.5 billion in royalties, with about $507 million in royalty receipts last year alone. "The example I use is the R&B hit Respect," Huppe said. The song was written by Otis Redding. And he, and his estate, continue to collect royalties on the pure notes and lyrics of the song. "That's called 'the publishing' in the music biz," Huppe said. "Then, a few years later, Aretha Franklin recorded that same song, made it a huge hit. But she and her label only control the recording rights. SoundExchange focuses on those recording rights, and more specifically the exploding market for the rights due from digital streaming music services like Pandora iHeartRadio, Sirius XM Apple And what are Huppe's main words of investor wisdom? "Too many people oversimplify this," Huppe said. "For better or worse, it is a very complex part of the music industry." Also see: #DigitalSkeptic: A Model for Breaking the Rules and Making Money in Music>> Not different rates: Different rate models The discord, Huppe said, starts right in digital music's bass line: the core rates different outlets pay for the rights to play recorded commercial music legally over a digital network. "Pandora pays rates set under a fair market standard, while Sirius XM pays rates set under a below-market standard. And AM/FM radio pays nothing at all," he said. "Those rates may change in the future, but unless you spend real time understanding the nuance of how this unlevel playing field works, it's easy to get lost in how those rates will evolve." Take, for example, how regulator-dependent these rates are. In early October, Mel Watt, a Democratic U.S. senator from North Carolina, introduced the Free Market Royalty Act. "Under this bill, artists may negotiate any rates they can," said Watt in his statement to Congress when the bill was introduced. "The value of music will be determined by the market." Huppe points out that it is not merely the timing of the passage of the bill that matters, it's how free market economics will ultimately affect the costs of streaming music. "The ability to withhold," Huppe explained, "may or may not, depending on market conditions, have a dramatic effect on the cost to do business." "I am very bullish about this business, but to predict two years ahead on what the profit and loss will be for a streaming music business is not the kind of prediction I can see anybody making," he said. Also see: #Digitalskpetic: No One Knows How to Make Money in Local Online Radio>> Collecting static What makes SoundExchange worthy of an investor love song is that its status as a 501c3 nonprofit means it must disclose pretty much how it spends every single of its pennies. That makes it a fantastic listening tube into the inner workings of digitized music market. Certainly, SoundExchange is far from an industry masterpiece. In 2011 (oddly, the latest year reported) its $20.9 million in revenue was eaten up by $21 million in costs, resulting in a $51,194 loss. SoundExchange can also struggle to collect its fees. It is suing Sirius XM on underpaid royalties. And there can be startling jumps in accounts receivables: I saw a 35 or so-percent spike over just last year. And of course, just like everything else in the Digital Age, the big numbers hide the big hardship. Yes, SoundExchange collected $507 million in royalties last year, but that was for the work of more than 100,000 artists, which means the average annual payment per artist was about $5.07. So most still starve. Even given these limits, SoundExchange deserves real credit for doing what Google , Facebook , Twitter and all the digital rest tacitly imply is impossible: protect the value of music on an in-the-wild, digital network. As of now, friends, that song of freedom, may be all we'll ever have.


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The following product safety recall was voluntarily conducted by the firm in cooperation with the CPSC. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Toro Z Master ZRT Mowers (liquid-cooled models only)
Units: About 4,100
Manufacturer: The Toro Co., of Bloomington, Minn.
Hazard: The coolant overflow container on the recalled mowers can become over-pressurized and cause hot coolant to spray on the operator. This poses a burn hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: The firm has received six reports of burns to operators from the hot coolant.
Description: The recall involves liquid-cooled Toro Z Master Z580, Z580-D, Z593-D and Z595-D zero-turn mowers. These units are equipped with fuel-injected, liquid-cooled Kawasaki gasoline or liquid-cooled Kubota diesel engines. The following model numbers and serial numbers are included in the recall:
The model and serial number can be located on a decal on a metal plate on the right hand side of the mower.
Sold at: Toro dealers nationwide from October 2005 through August 2009 for between $13,000 and $17,000.
Manufactured in: United States
Remedy: Operators should immediately stop using the recalled mowers and contact Toro to receive a free repair kit. Toro has directly notified registered owners of this recall.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Toro toll-free at (866) 946-3109 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or visit the company's Web site at www.toro.com
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is banning imports of certain models of Sharp LCD, due to an ongoing 2007 patent dispute with Samsung. Out of four patent infringement claims from Samsung, an ITC judge ruled that one was indeed violated by , leading the commission to block Sharp imports.
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Phyllis Linger
Phyllis Jane Linger, 74, of Buckhannon, died Wednesday, March 27, 2013, at her home.
She was born May 9, 1938, in Upshur County, a daughter of the late Boyd and Sarah Ramsey Alkire.
On June 10, 1959, she married Edward L. Linger, who survives.
Also surviving are one son, Eddie Phillip Linger and wife, Crystal, of Buckhannon; two granddaughters, Harley and Presley Linger, both of Buckhannon; two brothers, Boyd Alkire Jr. of North Carolina, and Dallas Alkire of Harrisonburg, Va.; and a special caregiver, Shelli Burnside of French Creek.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one sister, Helen Long; and two brothers, Eugene and Denzil Alkire.
Mrs. Linger was born in Upshur County and raised in Lorentz. She worked at Central National Bank for 18 years and was vice president of Linger Trucking. She was a member of Lorentz United Methodist Church and attended Light Chapel Church.
Friends will be received Saturday, March 30, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Poling-St. Clair Funeral Home. A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home with the Rev. Ralph Miller officiating. Burial will follow in Georgetown Church Cemetery in Georgetown.
Online condolences may be made to the family at www.polingstclair.com. Poling-St. Clair Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.


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The 2.0 version of Adobe Application Manager Enterprise Edition (or AAMEE so that I do not get carpal tunnel from typing the full name) is available directly for downloading for the Adobe DevNet site. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment.html In addition to this release the 2.0 version of the Adobe Update Server Setup Tool (AUSST) is now available for download as well. More about AUSST in a bit.
The team has been hard at work to create a new version of AAMEE that supports the new CS 5.5 release but also supports CS 5.0 media and 5.0 updates. The two big new features of AAMEE are: 1) in-app updates and 2) support for Acrobat X with CS 5.5 media.
I am really excited about the in-app updating, so excited that I already blogged about it, basically stealing my own thunder as it were. But seriously, it was a pain to leave AAMEE and go then go to the CS Updates blog and download the updates and then manually add them. Right? Right. And how on earth could you possibly know if all those updates were interrelated to the applications you were deploying? Do you a PHD in Adobe Updateology? Me neither, and I work here. This is why the team delivered the ability in this new version to have AAMEE query Adobe's external update server for you. You pick the applications you are creating the package for on the Updates screen and then it shows you the updates related to that update. Then you can download them from within AAMEE and build your core application package with the latest updates or if you are creating just an update package of CS applications it is up to date. What if you are creating more than one package? AAMEE caches the updates so they can be repurposed.
Also on the topic of updates, if you have been deploying the video products you will want to check out the section of the Deployment Guide called "Difference between Product Update Names for DVD and Electronic Software Distribution—Combination Package" to explain why you might be seeing updates labeled Trial even if you did not download a trial CS installer or even if your software was serialized. This involves esoteric things such as licensed content, templates, ESDs, and other things you might know if you had that PHD in Adobe Updateology or if you were Todd Kopriva.
A great aspect of working with the CS 5.5 media is that it comes with Acrobat Pro X on the same disc or disc image. And AAMEE 2.0 supports it. Progress! Before I get carried away with my exclamation marks I should sober myself with visualizing the long series of asterisk marks this topic deserves as there are indeed a decent amount of caveats with deploying and updating Acrobat Pro X as part of CS 5.5. Please check out the "Deploying Adobe Acrobat" section of the Deployment Guide and ESPECIALLY the "Handling Feature Lockdown on Mac OS after Applying Updates" subsection if you are deploying Acrobat X out to Macs as part of an AAMEE package. I know it isn't pretty. What is not in the doc, specific to Acrobat Pro X, is that on the Mac you also need to mac sure you are deploying the package out to the right OS. For instance, if you are using a North American English CS 5.5 serial you will run into trouble deploying this out to a Mac that has their OS language set to Swedish. That is a bit of an edge case, but if you run into this let us know and we'll have some workarounds.
AUSST allows you setup a local update server to house your Adobe CS updates on your own server. If your users are admins you can save a lot of bandwidth from having them pull the updates locally instead of from Adobe's servers. I pronounce AUSST similar to "cost" sans the "c" of course, or like saying the city of Austin without the "in" part. Trust me, saying the full names or even the five letters of these five name IT tools in full gets old real fast.
Now that we got the pronunciation out of the way, let's talk about what's new with AUSST 2.0. Primarily and most importantly it provides support for the forthcoming CS 5.5 updates. So if you are an organization using the current version of AUSST and are about to migrate to 5.5 or will have a mixed environment of 5.0 and 5.5 users you will want to upgrade right away. For clarification, if you are running an update server setup with AUSST 2.0 it will support both 5.0 and 5.5 updates.
Along with the release we have a completely new documentation for AUSST. We heard your feedback loud and clear about the documentation and have effectively rebooted the documentation. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the new documentation as a lot of time was spent on re-visioning it. We want to continually improve these docs so that getting started with an update server is straightforward.
What does AUSST 2.0 not do? Well the biggie that is not yet implemented is the ability to send out command line requests to the AUSST server to push out updates to end users. We are looking into this and other feature requests for a future version of AUSST.
Note: AUSST 2.0 is part of the AAMEE 2.0 install. The location for the various operating systems is on Page 15 of the Deployment Guide. It is also available as a separate download on the Adobe DevNet site
Please keep in touch. We read every single comment. Even the spam comments.
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Information on relieving stress, repurposing the garage and making knotted jewelry will be the featured topics on "Creative Living" at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and noon Thursday.
Laura Dellutri will head to the kitchen and show all the new things busy moms (and dads) can do to save time and stress when it comes to taking care of the family. She'll also share two five-minute recipes that are her favorites. Her company is The Healthy Housekeeper Inc., and she's from Overland Park, Kan.
Many folks are looking for more room in their homes, and Bruce Johnson is going to show how to repurpose your garage and utilize a great new space. Johnson is the spokesperson for Minwax, and he has several creative solutions for finding more living space. He's from Upper Saddle River, N.J.
Becky Meverden is known as the Constant Crafter, and she spent two years in Korea and learned the art of making Maedeup jewelry, which is quite involved. She's going to demonstrate making a Hapjong Maedeup bracelet which features four primary steps. Her book is titled "Elegant Knotted Jewelry." She is currently back in South Korea.
Information on homemade gifts from the kitchen, making Renaissance garments and getting travel deals online will be the featured topics on "Creative Living"at noon Tuesday and 2 p.m. Saturday.
Connie Moyers of the New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service will share recipes and packaging ideas for making and giving homemade gifts from the kitchen.
Designer Andrea Schewe will share some patterns for making garments to wear to a Renaissance Fair. She represents Simplicity Pattern Company in New York City.
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All the swordsmen have gotten episodes, why not Mangetsu? They better give that one to us later!
I wanted them to make eposide about zabuza ..
Isnt he already dead??
Yeah we got to see all teh swordsmen except Mangetsu :I
i wonder why kishi did it. i doubt that we will see him though.
Originally Posted by Deadai
Yeah we got to see all teh swordsmen except Mangetsu :I
He is fodder character beside
Fans flammed tv tokyo for making fillers eposides .
We need them to go back to storyline .
Yeah i know
Because by the time naruto shows up theres 3 people left, currently in the animetheres four
fuguki,mangetsu gari and pakura. as we know fuguki goes down when naruto shows up, pakura and gari are down when kakashi leaves and we hear tehres still one swordsmen standing thats gonna be mangetsus episode
The moment i heard Mangetsu... i was like sheeeet Kakashi's gone!
Mangetsu was never sealed this early he is sealed later on in the war. He is to much of a boss. I hope suigetsu get's to this level because right now he seems no wear near.
The Seven Swordsmen of the Mist drew straws to see who would get there storyline extended.
Mangetsu unfortunately drew the longest straw...
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