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Touch of Gray has Bills' 'D' back from dead [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Bills have allowed only three touchdowns in the past 11 quarters.'
Moulds, Price could be history-making duo [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Both Eric Moulds and Peerless Price are in position to break the Buffalo Bills' record for most receptions in a season.'
Bills' Thomas gaining notice [5:18 AM]
D and C reports: '�Earlier in the year when it was a little bit overwhelming, he got thrown in there and he wasn�t quite ready to go. He just needed to relax, gain a little bit more experience in practice, and understand what we want done and how we want our particular schemes to be played. He took advantage of an opportunity this past weekend and played well.�'
Left in the cold [10:01 AM]
Cincinnati Post reports: '"If you'd come in here and said at the beginning of the year that we'd be a .500 team or have a chance to be a .500 team at the end of the season, a lot of people would have said that would be a reasonably successful year, that we had made somewhat of a turnaround," said Bledsoe. "But as we started playing and won a few games early, the expectations from both inside and from outside the organization changed pretty dramatically. We felt like we had a chance to be a playoff team, we felt like we had a chance to throw our hat into the ring and be competing for a chance at a championship at the end of the season. It hasn't happened for us and it's been disappointing for us."'
Time to play in the snow [10:00 AM]
Cincinnati Post reports: '"We would try to convince our players, this is Buffalo Bills weather," he said. "Our fans are tough, you better be tough. They don't even want a domed stadium here. We took that psychological approach, and I think there are some teams that came in and maybe it did bother them. I tried to tell our players that it's an advantage if the others let it prey on their mind. We used to have a statement with our team that if it's too tough for them it's just right for us."'
Late-season downturns are familiar to Bledsoe [9:20 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"He feels like he's not throwing the ball as well as he can right now," Moulds said. "It's a number of things. We're not protecting him really well, and we have to do better. At the same time, he's not stepping into his throws and making his throws like he did early in the season. He looked at the film today and said he was throwing off his back leg more than he should have, and the ball is sailing on him. Those are things he can correct."'
Battle of the Schobels provides brotherly sidelight to Bengals game [9:19 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Matt Schobel is a rookie tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals and will be forced to block Aaron at times when the two teams meet in Ralph Wilson Stadium.'
Bills pledge to play hard vs. Bengals [5:15 AM]
D and C reports: '�We�re going to prepare to win this football game,� Williams said. �We�re going to play the best guys that we have. They enjoy competing, and they�ll enjoy going out and finishing this season on a positive note. We need to win to finish this season out. It doesn�t make any difference at what point in time you�re at in the season, you treat it no different."'
After 44 years, coach Levra will leave [5:14 AM]
D and C reports: '�I�ve loved football all the years I�ve been in it. It�s a great way to make a living and it�s been very kind to me. I�m pleased at what�s transpired while I�ve been a coach, but I�ve had enough, I�m ready to quit and watch the games as a spectator.�'
Bledsoe fit quarterback bill in Buffalo [5:13 AM]
Cincinnati Enquirer reports: '"It brought instant credibility to the position, to the offense, and the team," Bills coach Gregg Williams said. "When you can bring somebody of (Bledsoe's) stature at that point of time, it was an immediate impact of energy throughout the community and the organization. We felt we got a good deal. Our No.1 draft pick (this April) is Drew Bledsoe."'
Bills� Bledsoe defends not wanting to go to Cincy [5:12 AM]
Dayton Daily News reports: '"It's not like I was a free agent," he said. "I didn't have any say in where I was going because I was traded. A lot of people have brought that stuff (saying no to the Bengals) up and mentioned it. I didn't have any control on the whole situation and I'll just say I'm happy I ended up where I am."'
Bledsoe says signing Price a must for Bills [5:11 AM]
Dayton Daily News reports: '"I'm going to do everything I can to try and keep him around," said the Pro Bowl quarterback. "I hope we can get it done. I hope we can find a way to keep Peerless here for next year and I'm going to try everything in my power to get that done."'
Redskins Admire Price [5:10 AM]
Washington Post reports: '"There's no question about it," agent Tim McGee said in a telephone interview this week. "With Spurrier there, with the type of personality that he has and his type of play-calling, you'd look at it very closely. Although it's premature at this time, I would think that would be one of the places that would be ideal for him. It's definitely one of the places he'd look at seriously."'
Power Ranking Week 17 [10:36 PM]
ESPN reports: Bills fans are finding out what Pats fans knew for years -- you have to take some of the bad with all of the good that Drew Bledsoe brings.
Bills' TE Riemersma ponders uncertain future [6:42 PM]
AP reports: '''It's absolutely in the Bills' court,'' Riemersma said. ''I've stated all along that I wanted to be here for my entire career. They've given me no indication that I won't either. But, obviously, you know what happened last offseason. That's a valid question. ''I just don't know if it's worth answering right now.'''
Dolphins' running game thrives on versatility [5:30 PM]
The Sporting News reports: The versatility of Williams and the Dolphins' running game often leaves defenders guessing, and doing a poor job of it. On the Dolphins' first offensive play from scrimmage at Buffalo, Fletcher guessed Williams would cut back inside and try to bull forward after veering outside. Instead, Williams stayed outside, Fletcher was pinned inside, and the play went for a 45-yard touchdown.
Trading places [4:09 PM]
Bengals.com reports: 'If Bengals President Mike Brown knew Bledsoe would eventually only cost him a No. 1, would he have beaten Donahoe to the punch before last April�s Draft Day trade with the Patriots? �We�ll never know,� Brown said. �We were told not once, but three times through his representative and other sources that he didn�t want to play here. And we had other things we had to get done once we knew that. It�s very hard to deal for someone who doesn�t want to be here.�'
Packers-Bills Recap [3:57 PM]
Packers.com reports: 'The Packers' six turnovers were the most they have had in a game since Dec. 12, 1999, in a 33-31 home loss to Carolina. Overall, the Packers' 45 takeaways are the most they have recorded since 1981, when they posted a club-record 54. They include 21 fumble recoveries, their most since 1988.'
Packers 10, Bills 0 (Video Highlights) [1:30 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Watch video highlights of Sunday's game.
Week 16 Injury Report [1:30 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Bills have no injuries to report.
ESPN reports: 1992 AFC Wild Card Game, Houston at Buffalo (Rich Stadium)
9:30 - 11:00 PM (1:30 hrs)
Ask Defensive End Aaron Schobel [10:56 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: With 1.5 sacks or more against the Bengals this week, Schobel would become just the fifth player in team history to reach double digits in sacks in a season. The others: Bruce Smith (12 times), Phil Hansen, Bryce Paup, and Marcellus Wiley (one season each).
Bills' season sank on three plays [9:11 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '...kickoff returned for a touchdown...Travis Henry's fumble...Drew Bledsoe's interception...'.
Bills put on a show that let fans down [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'And they could have been a playoff team. In a season when there was no dominant AFC team, in a conference that had 14 teams still alive entering the final two weeks of the regular season, they had a legitimate shot and couldn't take advantage.'
Missing playoffs frustrates Donahoe [6:20 AM]
D and C reports: 'Had Buffalo won, it still would be alive in a hotly contested AFC race heading into Sunday�s regular-season finale at home against Cincinnati. Instead, the best the Bills can do is finish 8-8 and get started on the planning for 2003.'
Team looks to .500 finish [6:19 AM]
D and C reports: 'A win over the 2-13 Bengals would mark a five-game improvement from the horror of the 3-13 debut of coach Gregg Williams. That would tie the greatest one-season turnaround in team history. That�s nothing to sniff at.'
Which Drew Bledsoe is going to quarterback the 2003 Buffalo Bills? [6:18 AM]
D and C reports: 'Sal: I don�t like that Drew, and I�m sure Bills fans don�t. Leo: Count me in. Unfortunately we�re starting to see more vividly why Bill Belichick traded him.'
Close no consolation for out-of-contention Bills [8:27 PM]
AP reports: '''You always look back on little bitty things when it finally gets over and done with,'' Williams said. ''When you look back on the season, we'll see a play here or a play there, and it happens when you're close and you don't quite get in. It's always that way.'''
Bills' Watson inactive for disciplinary reasons [3:30 PM]
AP reports: 'Coach Gregg Williams wouldn't reveal the nature of the infraction on Monday, but said Watson would be eligible to play in this weekend's season finale against Cincinnati.'
Bills never quite close the gap in Green Bay [1:30 PM]
Niagara Falls Reporter reports: 'BILLS MVP: Buffalo's defense still needs major renovation in the offseason, particularly up front, but it's hard to imagine a defensive tackle playing much better than Pat Williams did Sunday.'
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A highlight of the evening was a presentation by Paula Duffy, director of the Joe Barnhart Scholarship Program, as she presented Michelle Keller. Michelle was the recipient of the Class of 1953 Scholarship in 2008, and she pursued her higher education at Coastal Bend College and UTSA. Also present for the introduction was Michelle's mother, Mary Jane Keller. Attendees were also given schedules of the Bee County Living History Celebration events happening on Saturday, April 6.
On the evening of the 6th, the class gathered again at Shorty's Lodge for an evening banquet. Included in the evening's activities were the invocation by Bernard Henry, the recognition of deceased members by Betty Elder and JoAnn Hadwin and the presentation of messages from members unable to attend, which was read by Elbert Brown. A cake appropriately decorated was served to end an enjoyable evening of remembrances and renewal of friendships.

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Some parents wonder how they would ever survive their baby's first year without the use of a pacifier, while others are very much opposed to the idea of using one of these little gadgets. The decision to use a pacifier is a personal one you must make.
Infants often suck to calm themselves and a pacifier can come in handy when sucking from the breast or bottle isn't sufficient or practical. But your baby may not even want or need to use a pacifier; some babies prefer their own fist, thumb or fingers for self-soothing.
Most experts agree that if you wish to use a pacifier, you should wait at least two weeks after birth before even attempting to introduce one. This will help your baby to establish healthy and stable nursing patterns before introducing a foreign object.
There are pros and cons to using a pacifier: They can help calm a cranky or colicky baby or a baby who is already fed and full but still wants to suck and research suggests they may help reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). However, they also may increase the risk of middle ear infections, early use may interfere with breastfeeding, and your baby may become dependent on one.
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OCR's contractor, KPMG, breached the privacy of 4,500 patient records when an employee lost an unencrypted flash drive.
You can read the full story at Health Leaders Media, "HIPAA Auditor Involved in Own Data Breach."
KPMG absolved itself of doing any harm:
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Then KPMG prescribed its own remedy:
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PRINCESS ANNE, MD – (Oct. 2, 2013) – Generations of UMES alumni are fondly remembering Devenia Wallace, a beloved fellow Hawk who passed away a week ago today. She was 93.
Devenia Wallace in 2011
Mrs. Wallace earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in 1943 from Princess Anne College, as the university was known in the mid-20th century. She went on to earn a Master of Science degree in 1946 from Virginia State College and eventually returned to her alma mater in the late 1950s to teach.
Devenia Wallace in 2011
Born Dec. 14, 1919, Devenia Victoria Pinder was the daughter of the late Victoria W. and Charles Edward Pinder. She was a graduate of F.D. St. Clair High School in Cambridge, MD.
Mrs. Wallace was a life-long educator who specialized in the field of home economics and dietary studies. She taught 20 years at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, retiring in June 1978.
Her days as an undergraduate were highlighted at graduation when she was named the recipient of the "Alumni Achievement Award" – also known as the H.C. Byrd graduating senior award.
Devenia Pinder, Princess Anne College class of 1943
It was the first in a long list of honors and recognitions she received during her life, including being given the honorary title of faculty member emeritus following her retirement from UMES.
Devenia Pinder, Princess Anne College class of 1943
In addition to her two degrees, Mrs. Wallace did additional study at Drexel University, the University of Massachusetts, Iowa State University, Cornell and nearby Salisbury State College, according to her personnel records. She also spent time at Metropolitan Hospital in East Harlem, N.Y., and with the American Dietetic Association in Chicago.
At UMES, she taught in and eventually served as chairwoman of the home economics department, today known as the Department of Human Ecology. In retirement, she was a fixture at alumni and homecoming events who routinely delighted others in attendance.
"In my time as director of Alumni Affairs and Planned Giving, I came to know Ms. Wallace as a wonderful woman with a lifelong passion to the university," said Kim Dumpson, UMES' executive vice president.
"We shared the same date of birth, albeit, decades apart, and (I) found a kindred spirit in her through our shared love of university history and advancement for young women in various fields of endeavor," Dumpson said.
In 2011, the university's Human Ecology department celebrated its 75th anniversary and simultaneously held a special recognition honoring Mrs. Wallace.
She held a Registered Dietitian credential and was a member of many professional organizations, including the American Dietetic Association, the Maryland Dietetic Association, the Society of Nutrition Education and the Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education.
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During the university's recent 125th anniversary celebration, she donated some of her personal papers to UMES, including rare photographs from her undergraduate years as well as her days as a professor.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. 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: LEGO EXPLORE Super Trucks
Units: About 358,000
Manufacturer: LEGO Systems Inc., of Enfield, Conn.
Hazard: The plastic wheels on the truck can detach, exposing a metal axle. This poses a puncture hazard to young children.
Incidents/Injuries: LEGO Systems, Inc. has received 10 reports of a wheel detaching. Two children received serious puncture injuries resulting from the exposed metal axle once the wheel detached. Another child fell when the wheel came off of the toy truck.
Description: LEGO EXPLORE Super Truck is a toy-in-toy product designed for children ages 18 months and up. The toy features a red plastic pick-up/dump truck that measures about 15-inches high and 19-inches wide with four 7-inch black plastic wheels that are packed with a box of 40 LEGO DUPLO bricks in the cargo area. The unit has a row of DUPLO "studs" across the top of the cab, molded yellow headlights and stickers on the front and sides of the unit create the idea of a windshield, windows and doors depicting a LEGO figure in the driver's seat. The LEGO Explore logo is printed on the door stickers. The box of DUPLO bricks is not included in this recall.
Sold at: Various retailers nationwide, including Toys "R" Us and Wal-Mart, from August 2002 through August 2004 for about $20.
Manufactured in: United States
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the recalled toy trucks (not the bricks) immediately and contact LEGO Systems for information on receiving a refund.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact LEGO at (800) 718-1858 anytime, or visit www.LEGO.com
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(Mont Blanc Presence for men) Had started at this company in 2012 and a coworker and I commented on our CEO's cologne. He told us it was by Mont Blanc and described the bottle. So I bought it and used it quickly. I bought the Presence Cool the year after and it too was used quickly. Rarely do I stock a cologne but both Mont Blanc Presence and Mont Blanc Presence Cool I have. They can be worn anywhere any time. Day, night out as you're dressed up, what have you. Mont Blanc has given me a good experience with Presence. It's worth the small price fragrancenet asks.
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Reserve a table on campus and talk to students about your organization. Tables are located in the Student Center, outside the Boulder Garden Café, and are available from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m., Monday – Friday. There is no fee to reserve a table, but tables are available on a limited basis. Reserve your table.
Schedule a corporate presentation to educate students about your organization, what opportunities are available, and introduce them to your recruiting team. We will work with you to make all necessary arrangements for your session. Schedule your information session.
Invite an interested student or group of students to meet with individuals within your organization. This opportunity exposes students to the many career options within your organization and educates them on the interrelated functions of various careers. Learn more about providing a job shadowing opportunity.
Introduce students to your organization by hosting an open house. This event could include a company overview, shadowing opportunities, tour, lunch, recruiting discussion, and a question and answer period. Interested organizations can contact Jen Kaczkowski, associate director, employer relations, at 410-617-5167 or email@example.com.
Students who practice interviewing are more successful in presenting themselves to potential employers. The PIP provides students with the opportunity to engage in practice interviews with employers in both the fall and spring semesters. If interested, contact Mary DeManss, assistant director/recruitment specialist, at 410-617-2692 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Consider helping students polish their resumes and cover letters. The Career Center hosts walk-in resume critique days most Wednesday afternoons from 2 – 4 p.m. in The Career Center. Organizations also have the opportunity to schedule a special resume critique session. If you are interested in either opportunity, please contact Jen Kaczkowski, associate director, employer relations, at 410-617-5167 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Looking for a student in a particular major? Visit a class or consider presenting to one of Loyola's student clubs or organizations about your company, industry, and opportunities that may be available. These are scheduled at the convenience and permission of the faculty and club advisors. If interested, contact Mary DeManss, assistant director/recruitment specialist, at 410-617-2692 or email@example.com.


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Monteroso still committed to BC
St. Clairsville senior wide receiver Dan Monteroso was enjoying a Sunday afternoon dinner with his family when he started getting phone calls and text messages.
Just five days before he helps lead the Red Devils in their quest to bring home the Division IV OHSAA State Football Championship, Monteroso was flooded with media questions concerning his commitment to Boston College.
Recently hired Eagles' Athletic Director Brad Bates announced Sunday afternoon that Frank Spaziani had been fired as head football coach after four years and a 2-10 campaign this past season.
Monteroso committed to Spaziani and the Eagles' program in early July and said via text message that he remains solidly committed to the Eagles as of right now.
That could change, however, because Monteroso is awaiting what comes of a meeting between Bates and current Eagles' offensive coordinator Doug Martin, who was a main reason as to why Monteroso decided to take his talents to Chestnut Hill.
"Right now, I am still committed, but I want to be with Coach Martin," Monteroso said via text message Sunday evening. "I know he's supposed to meet with the A.D. (on Monday), so I'll know more about it after that meeting."
While Martin and his style of offense were a huge selling point for Monteroso, he was fond of Spaziani, who had been at B.C. for 16 seasons, but owned 22-29 record overall and just a 6-18 mark in the past two seasons.
"I was close with Coach Spaz and I hope he gets a job somewhere else because he's a great coach and an even better person," Monteroso said.
The Red Devils' record-setting receiver, who is coming off a 10-catch, 266-yard, 2-touchdown performance in last week's state semifinal victory, learned of Spaziani's firing on ESPN Sunday afternoon.
For the season, Monteroso has caught 59 passes for 1,340 yards and 17 touchdowns.
This entire experience is new for Monteroso as a player, but his father, Jeff, is the defensive coordinator at West Liberty University, so he has a good grasp on how the coaching business works.
Monteroso, who took an official visit to Boston College earlier this month, also had offers from Iowa and Ohio Univ. Ohio State visited St. Clairsville two weeks ago and spoke with him, too, but the Buckeyes didn't formally offer a scholarship.
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By Sandra RalstonPosted Oct. 15, 2013
It was such a thrill to see all the learning and networking going on at WEFTEC this week! Everything from the workshops, facility tours, and outstanding opening session to the incredible technical programs and exhibit floor signaled the fact that this is the must-attend event for water leaders, and they were everywhere. All the excitement included major buzz about The Value of Water (VOW), a campaign sponsored by a coalition of 12 water sector organizations (including WEF) responsible for a safe, reliable, and sustainable water supply.
Repairing our nation's aging water infrastructure is an important objective for me and for WEF, and success depends on educating Americans about the value of water and the challenges faced by water professionals. That's where VOW comes in. Using a brand-new website at www.thevalueofwater.org, this innovative, research-based campaign gathers the latest news and information on water-related issues and distributes it through the VOW Coalition's social media channels. Educational videos, infographics, and more will describe how water and wastewater impacts our daily lives, and this material will be distributed online to audiences most likely to become supporters of investment in water infrastructure. It's an unprecedented effort in terms of water leaders—from businesses and nonprofits-- uniting to build water awareness among the public and generate support for much-needed change.
I invite you or your organization to help accomplish this most important initiative and help us spread the word. We'll be asking for pledges to help in the coming months, but meanwhile please visit the campaign at www.thevalueofwater.org, on Twitter at @thevalueofwater, on Google+ at thevalueofwater, on YouTube at thevalueofwater, on Flickr at thevalueofwater and Slideshare at valueofwater. Feel free to post your thoughts or questions below, and thanks in advance for your support!
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Sandra Ralston is the 2013–2014 President of the Water Environment Federation (WEF), an international organization of water quality professionals headquartered in Alexandria, Va.Sandra is currently a Principal Consultant with Malcolm Pirnie, The Water Division of ARCADIS in Charleston, S.C. She also participates on the Business Council of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and as a Strategic Partner for the International City/County Managers Association. A WEF member since 1989, Sandra served as the chair of the WEF Government Affairs Committee from 2005- 2008, with particular focus on increasing outreach to Member Association government affairs committees, conducting the national discussion of what the next 35 years of the Clean Water Act should be, and engaging a wider community of stakeholders to talk about the future of wet weather policy. She was a member of the Committee Leadership Council development working group and served as Chair of the Stakeholder Focus Group in 2007. She also served on the planning committee for the Utility Management Conference.Also a member of the Indiana Water Environment Association, Sandra was IWEA President from 2002-2003, served as chair of IWEA's annual conference program, and represented IWEA at annual WEFMAX meetings. She received a BA from the University of Colorado and an MBA from George Washington University.


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Today, I was upset because my brother, who I'm very close to, didn't call me for my birthday yesterday. I told my mom about it, and we both immediately went silent on the phone, as we both realized she forgot to call me yesterday as well. FML
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David Lee, Curry, and the rest of the Warriors just beat the Clippers decisively. I love this team.
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Did anyone see Terrance Ross breakout game for the Raps? Dude scored 26 off the bench.
Anyone see him as a potential 18 ppg scorer? I believe he has what it takes.
Enes Kanter had 15 and 8 in 20 minutes...may have to pick him up in fantasy.
Greveis Vasquez is exploding and is emerging from a C level to PG to a B level PG...keep an eye for him, he's putting up big time numbers and won WC player of the week.
David Lee, Curry, and the rest of the Warriors just beat the Clippers decisively. I love this team.
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If you look at their bench, Jarrett Jack is probably the best back up PG in the NBA in terms of balance, he can pass, score, play defense, and shoot...great security for an injury prone Curry, and dropping Ellis was great because Curry and Ellis never mixed well together.
Thompson is slowly improving, he can potential become a Reggie Miller he works harder in improving his movement without the ball.
Rush/Barnes/Green is a very dynamic SF trio.
Lee is an all star this year and well deserved, it's really been him and Aldridge at the PF position this year.
Ezeli was a great late round pick who will emerge into a Dale Davis/Dampier type defensive C role player, Warriors got a deep bench and a great scoring trio with Lee, Curry, and Thompson, all these guys can score efficiently and they're not the best team in the West, but you have to respect their potential as a team, especially when healthy.
David Lee proves that defense just takes hard work and practice.
He shut Blake Griffin today, to 2-11 FG, 10 points, 6 rebounds, in 35 minutes of Blake's playtime.
Stoudimire should take notes.
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Warriors are definitely scary the way they are playing. Curry and Lee are legit all stars this year.
Remember when everyone ****ted on Mark Jackson last year? Man, he's been coach of the year IMO...he's totally got that team playing at their fullest potential.
Did you see this epic Griffin flop?
I respect the Clippers, but they're notorious floppers
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when will they turn it around? I thought they had a scary team, but seems like they didn't come to play this season.
Man I love how quick you get your hands on these gifs, saves me from clicking on youtube videos which I'm too lazy for usually
I actually started to get kinda scared of the Clippers on their ridiculous win streak but to be honest I don't worry about them that much. They are only an average team in the half court and that will get exposed in the playoffs when the opposition defense shuts down their running game.
GSW are definitely becoming legit, they really need Bogut to return healthy and they could get quite far in the playoffs for real. Curry and Klay are such a dynamic backcourt. Klay reminds me a bit of Harden when he first entered the league. Plus Harrison Barnes has all the tools to be an all star one day. The only thing he lacks right now is the correct attitude/temperament, he's not aggressive on the court. Hopefully he learns this, some players definitely can learn this (see Ty Lawson, Kemba Walker recently). Reminds me of Wilson Chandler with higher upside.
I think Mark Jackson had a good idea with this team. He knew they weren't going to win immediately so spent a year mostly just getting the team glued together on offense. Now this season the entire emphasis is on defense and the offense just comes naturally.
Kinda like what D'Antoni did in NY he just kept forgetting to implement the defense stage
Chicago Miami game is pretty sweet. Gotta love the way Chicago plays. Knicks have the potential to play this way too.
Keen to see the LA showdown later.
SMH refs give the Heat so much leeway. Lebron shoulda been teched up at least 2-3 times in this 4th quarter and they just let him get away with it. If this was the Knicks they would have 3 players and a coach ejected.. Oh wait they did
Miami is basically losing to Nate Robinson, Carlos Boozer, and Joakim Noah...maybe the regular season has no meaning, and playoffs are when things are tuned up.
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April 5, 2011—North Central College seniors Melissa J. Massey and Patrick Tyler Buchenot will showcase their artwork in a two-person exhibit titled "Phantasm," featuring two-dimensional work, drawings and mixed media.
The free exhibit runs April 6 through May 9 at the College's Oesterle Library Gallery, 320 E. School St., Naperville. The artists will greet visitors during an opening reception from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 12. Complimentary refreshments will be served.
A resident of Vernon, N.J., Massey is majoring in English and art and plans to study art history in graduate school. She's written a graphic novel as part of her senior honors thesis at North Central College and has incorporated images from her novel in "Phantasm." Working with watercolors and markers and using blue tones to create an atmospheric effect, she says, "I attempt to show aspects of the stories and the characters that I wouldn't normally get to show within my story" in this exhibit.
An Aurora resident, Buchenot is majoring in art and interactive media studies and looks forward to a career in graphic design. He's worked in a variety of media, combining digital and traditional methods to create his own unique style. His collection of two-and three-dimensional pieces in the exhibit serves as concept art for future video game projects. He explains that the same character may take on a different look in each piece based on the medium used, with the concept acting as the source to connect the works. In this way, each story becomes separate in its own unique world.
Oesterle Library Gallery is open 8 a.m. to midnight Mondays through Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, and noon to midnight Sundays. Contact Nickole C. Lanham, North Central's gallery director, at 630-637-5375 or email@example.com to learn more about the exhibit.
North Central College's 2010-2011 Sesquicentennial Fine & Performing Arts Season is supported by a generous grant from the Illinois Arts Council. USG Corporation and Navistar, Inc. are underwriting sponsors.
The exhibit is among many ongoing programs at North Central College to enrich and broaden the cultural and academic outlook for the College and community. For a comprehensive schedule of musical performances, theatrical and dance productions, art exhibits and lectures, visit northcentralcollege.edu/show or call the box office at 630-637-SHOW (7469).
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Guantanamo Bay detainee Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, in an undated photo provided by his attorney.
The Guantanamo detainee found dead in his prison cell last weekend had been cleared for release three years ago by an Obama administration task force that concluded that his detention was no longer necessary, NBC News has learned.
The disclosure that the detainee, Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, a 32-year-old Yemeni citizen, had been approved for repatriation could raise new questions about the handling of his case and those of scores of others held in Gitmo who also have been cleared for release. Instead, the detainees remain stuck in legal limbo in the U.S. prison for suspected terrorists with no prospect for getting out any time soon.
A special Obama administration task force review found in 2009 that Latif, who had been held at Gitmo since early 2002 and had waged a long legal battle for his freedom, could be released, a conclusion that could only be reached by a unanimous vote of all U.S. intelligence agencies.
That finding was buttressed a year later when U.S. Judge Henry Kennedy ruled that the U.S. government's initial evidence that Latif had links to al-Qaida and the Taliban was "unconvincing." Despite both findings, the Obama administration appealed the ruling -- because it did not want to return him to Yemen, a country it viewed as too unstable.
That stance provoked criticism from human rights groups. At the time of Latif's death, Amnesty International was about to launch an international campaign calling for his freedom, according to David Remes, who headed a legal team that represented Latif.
"Adnan spent more than ten years in Guantanamo-- nearly a third of his life -- but like most Guantanamo detainees, he was never charged with a crime or accused of violating any law," Remes said in a statement released Tuesday.
He "endured great suffering at Guantanamo -- physical and spiritual -- and lived in constant torment" but "could see no end to his confinement," it said. "However he died, Adman's death is a reminder of the injustice of Guantanamo and the urgency of closing the prison."
Remes told NBC News Tuesday that Latif had been "in despair" over his plight and had told him he would take any opportunity he could to commit suicide. He also said that Latif had been heavily sedated by guards there.
In a statement on its website Tuesday, Amnesty International USA called Latif's death, "a tragic reminder of the numbing cruelty of the USA's indefinite detention regime at its Guantánamo Bay detention facility, and the urgent need to resolve the detentions."
Latif's death is the ninth at Gitmo since the U.S. prison for terrorists opened in January 2002 and the third since last year. The case is now the subject of an investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Military officials say that Latif, who had no serious medical problems, was found unconscious and unresponsive in his cell at Camp 5 on Saturday afternoon. After efforts to revive him failed, he was rushed to a hospital at the base and pronounced dead. An autopsy was conducted on Sunday, but the results have not yet been released.
Military officials say that Latif had been a disciplinary problem: He had been on a hunger strike that he ended in June and recently had hurled a "cocktail" of food and bodily fluids at guards, causing him to be placed in a special disciplinary cell in Camp 5, where he was isolated from other detainees.
But Remes said that Latif had ample grievances. Pentagon officials had first recommended he be released from Gitmo as early as 2004, but he was caught up in seemingly endless legal battles over the status of detainees. He was brought to the prison in early 2002 after being turned over to Pakistani police to the U.S. military following the invasion of Afghanistan. Latif had said he suffered from brain injuries as a result of an auto accident in Yemen and had gone to Pakistan for free medical help.
U.S. military officials originally claimed that he had been encouraged to leave Yemen by an al-Qaida facilitator named "Abu Khalud" and had received military training at a camp in Afghanistan. But Judge Kennedy noted in his ruling that there was no corroborated evidence that Latif ever met Khalud and that Defense Department officials had previously concluded that Latif "is not known to have participated in combatant/terrorist training."
In letters from Gitmo, Latif repeatedly asserted his innocence. "This prison is a piece of hell that kills everything, the spirit, the body, and kicks away all the symptoms of health from them," he wrote in one letter that was widely cited by human rights advocates.
Noting President Barack Obama's one-time pledge to close Gitmo, Remes said: "The only detainees who have been released from Gitmo in the last two years have been in caskets."
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James Bond debuts in theaters, the Beatles release their first single, PBS is founded, and Tylenol capsules are recalled amid seven deaths from tampering, all on this day.
1962: The Beatles' first single, "Love Me Do," is released in the United Kingdom. The song, which wouldn't be released in the United States until April 1964, reached No. 17 on the U.K. singles chart.


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The event allows elected 4-H represåçentatives to experience the working of congress by filling their shoes. 4-H'ers filled committees, introduced bills and debated measures on the floor of the Texas Senate and House.
As a member of the House, Person introduced a bill to allow 18-year-old Texans to hold concealed handgun permits.
The bill passed the House and the Senate but was vetoed by the governor. It was the only veto in six bills passed by the young legislators.
Other measures approved by the Congress and signed by the governor included a new high school regime, a reduction in property taxes for small businesses, enhanced vehicle safety for infants, property owners rights concerning trespassers, and citizens on welfare must show expenditures.
Person gave an affirmative debate on the merits of the property owners rights, arguing that property owners should not be held liable for injuries incurred by people who were trespassing.
He was among 13 representatives from 4-H District 11, which covers 18 counties in the Coastal Bend.
"It was pretty much what I expected," Person said. "I enjoy public speaking and debate, and this was an opportunity to hone those skills."
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Local authorities report that few of those have been found in Bee County. But the problem has appeared here.
Just since the beginning of 2014, more than 140,000 undocumented immigrants have been apprehended by authorities, and the strain is having a negative effect on the U.S. Border Patrol.
According to one report, the number of unaccompanied children coming to this country had normally run about 6,000 to 8,000 a year. But that figure was 13,625 in fiscal year 2012 and 24,688 in FY 2013.
This year officials anticipate that the figure will rise to anywhere from 100,000 to 130,000.
Fleeing from violence
Most of those unaccompanied children apparently are coming from homes in Central America. The administration has called in the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist the Border Patrol in housing the children until their parents can be located, and they can be returned to them.
According to information released by the White House, many of the children have fled their homes because of increased violence in the countries from which they came.
But there also is speculation that many of the children are coming to the United States because they have been told that once they get here they will be allowed to stay.
However, White House officials have said that immigration reform legislation recently passed in Washington does not apply to the children.
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A significant number of the children have been taken to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
The facility at Lackland can hold up to 1,200 children but, according to federal law, they must be moved from the custody of the Border Patrol to the Department of Health and Human Services within 72 hours of arriving there.
The government is working to open a second facility at a naval base in Ventura County near Oxnard, Calif. But that facility will hold only 600 children.
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Police Chief Joe Treviño said his officers have not yet encountered any children who are here without documentation.
But Deputy Lt. Ronnie Jones of the Bee County Sheriff's Office said a few youngsters have been found in the county.
Jones said the problem first appeared here in 2005, and since then deputies have found about a dozen undocumented children here.
"It's not a real issue," Jones said of finding unaccompanied children. Most of those who have crossed the border illegally have been adults. And their numbers are increasing a great deal.
The deputy said he has seen an 8-year-old caught by local authorities. The youngest, he said, was a newborn who was with its mother.
"It's like the vehicles we've seen," said Deputy Lt. John Davis. They're stacked in there like cord wood."
Bailouts encountered
Usually when car or truck loads of illegals are encountered in Bee County, the passengers jump from the vehicle and scatter into the brush. Sometimes deputies or Highway Patrol troopers are able to apprehend all or most of those who have "bailed" out. But some of the passengers often are able to avoid apprehension.
The same thing often happens with the "coyotes," the smugglers who are paid to bring Mexicans and others across the border and take them to safe houses or to larger cities north of the border where they can find jobs.
The coyotes work in teams, and in the event of a bailout, the drivers contact accomplices in safe cars who will pick them up and get them away from the law officers searching for them.
Vehicle thefts
Deputies have said the coyote teams carry cellular phones, and they are able to maintain communication.
Their passengers often are not as lucky. Some are able to get away, but others eventually are caught or turn themselves into the authorities.
Davis said a recent problem caused by those coming into the country illegally has been vehicle burglaries and thefts.
Coyotes, who usually are driving stolen vehicles, will let their passengers out in parking lots, and the passengers will search the vehicles looking for something they can steal easily. If someone leaves the keys in the vehicle, it will be gone when they return.
"Lock your stuff," Jones said.


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The International Chiropractic Research Foundation (ICRF) announces in October that the College of Chiropractic has a new home at 7701 Florissant Road in Normandy, Missouri. Logan moves into the new home on November 6.
Drs. H.B. and Vinton Logan (front row center) pose with Logan's first graduating class of eight on Logan's Normandy campus at 7701 Florissant Road in north St. Louis County.
Dr. Vinton F. Logan becomes the college's second president.
Carver Chiropractic College of Oklahoma City merges with Logan Basic College of Chiropractic.
Dr. William Coggins becomes the college's third president.
Missouri Chiropractic College merges with Logan Basic College of Chiropractic, and the merged schools become known as the Logan College of Chiropractic.
Logan moves to its current 112-acre campus in Chesterfield, MO., a western St. Louis suburb.
Dr. M.T. Morter serves as college president for 8 months.
Dr. Beatrice Hagen arrives and begins her presidency from 1980-1992.
Named for Logan's first Chief of Staff, longtime anatomy instructor, and alumnus, Dr. Dale C. Montgomery, the Montgomery Health Center opens on Logan's campus.
Dr. George A. Goodman, a 1968 Logan graduate, becomes the college's sixth president.
Under the direction of Dr. George A. Goodman, Logan pays off its debt on the Science and Research Center and once again becomes debt-free.
The William D. Harris, DC Sports and Wellness Center, a modern sports/wellness facility, opens on campus in conjunction with Field Day.
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The BIOFREEZE® Sports & Rehabilitation Center opens on the Logan College campus.
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With construction completed, Logan dedicates the Standard Process Inc.® Student Center, a $3.6 million renovation of the college's former gymnasium.
Logan celebrates its 75th anniversary of educational excellence.
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The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association announces Logan's reaccreditation for 10 years. The HLC also provides approval and accreditation to the Master of Science Degree in Nutrition and Human Performance as an online educational presentation.
Dr. George A. Goodman begins his 20th year as president, and the tower celebrates its 50th anniversary. At Homecoming in June, Logan celebrates a dedication and ribbon-cutting for the Educational Wing, Montgomery Health Center, Foot Levelers, Inc. Clinic, Performance Health, Inc. (BIOFREEZE), and Standard Process, Inc. Courtyard.
J. Clay McDonald, DC, MBA, JD, a 1982 Logan alumnus, was officially inaugurated as the seventh president of Logan University at a ceremony held June 14, 2013. During his inaugural remarks, Dr. McDonald spoke of his vision for Logan's future to bridge the gaps between chiropractic and the broader medical community. He plans to position Logan and its graduates at the forefront of integrated health care education and integrated health care delivery.


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BRAY, William M. "Bill," age 81, of Toronto, OH, passed away Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at the Life Line Hospital, Wintersville, OH.
He was born June 27, 1931, in Jefferson County, OH, the son of the late Russell M. and Florence (Glenn) Bray.
William was a member of the North River Avenue Christian Church of Toronto; a 60 year member of the Toronto Masonic Lodge 583 F.&A.M. having served as the Tyler; a 50 plus year member of the Royal Arch Masons 221 of Toronto, having served as treasurer; a member of the Valley of Steubenville Scottish Rite; was a charter member and one of the founders of the Knoxville Volunteer Fire Department where he had served as president, assistant fire chief in 1968 and from 1971-1981, fire chief in 1969 and 1970 and served as fire department chaplain for 19 years until 2013; was the Fire Prevention Officer of Knox Township, OH; a charter member of Chapter 589 Experimental Aircraft of Wintersville, OH; former early member of the Jefferson Ruritan Club
His family was pioneers and one of the first settlers of Jefferson County.
William was retired from the National Steel Corporation, Weirton Steel Company as an electrical supervisor.
He was preceded in death by his parents; first wife, Priscilla (Bluck) Bray who passed away December 1, 2001; brother Carl F. Bray and infant brother, Clifford Bray; sister, Ruth Margaret Rogers and a step-grandson.
William is survived by his wife, Ann J. (Young) Artman Bray whom he married June 4, 2004; daughter, Barbara Ann (Paul) Gault of Norwalk, CA; son, Robert M. (Amy) Bray of Peoria, AZ; grandchildren, Sonja R. (Jason) Reiff of Mareno Valley, CA, Deanna L. (Marc) Gilbert of Waymart, PA and Jeffrey M. Bray of New Philadelphia, OH; great-grandsons, Joshua Reiff and Drake Gilbert; great-granddaughters, Courtney and Sierra Reiff; stepsons, Charles Artman of East Liverpool, OH, David (Debbie) Artman and Curtis (Julie) Artman both of Toronto, OH; step- daughters, Tracey Wade of Wellsville, OH and Dani (Jim) Pieniazek of Hammondsville, OH; nine step-grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
Visitation for William will be 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. Monday, June 17, at the Clarke Funeral Home, 302 Main St., Toronto.
Masonic services will be held 7 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Knoxville Volunteer Fire Department services will be held 7:30 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
A celebration service of William's life will be held 11 a.m.. Tuesday, June 18, at the funeral home with Pastor Robert Hanze officiating. Interment will follow at the Ft. Steuben Burial Estates, Wintersville, OH.
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Question to the Cap-ologists:
Let's say the Houston offer is 4 years at $30M backloaded. Do the Knicks necessarily have to match that exact contract, or can they spread the dollars out evenly or even frontload the contract over those same 4 years for the same overall dollar amount? So let's say they frontload a contract to be $10M in each of the 1st 2 seasons, then it goes down to $5M per over the last 2 years when the luxury tax penalties become harsher? Is that feasible or is that not allowed under the current CBA?


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David Lynn Pennington, 67, of Ijamsville, MD, formerly of Glen Campbell, PA went home to be with his Lord on Friday, November 16, 2012 from his home in Maryland. He was surrounded by his wife, son and his devoted dog, T.
The son of Alie David and Dollie L. (Lockard) Pennington, he was born on July 3, 1945 in Spangler, PA.
David served in the U.S. Army Reserves.
He was a member of the South End Baptist Church, in Frederick, MD.
David was a mechanical designer involved with naval contracts. He had been employed by Vitro Corp and RGE. David was also a self-employed home designer.
A man of strong faith and concern for others, David was involved with the World Changers; the Southern Baptist Relief and the Red Cross Disaster Relief. David reached out to others in sharing God's love by helping to support the Samaritan's Purse; Wycliffe Bible Translators; Hands of Love; Waterboyz for Jesus and the Hands of Love Mission.
David married his wife, Marcia H. (Enghauser) Pennington in November 1969.
He is survived by his loving family. His wife of forty-three years, Marcia, of Ijamsville, MD; son, Andrew L. Pennington and wife Cassie of Walkersville, MD; his two grandchildren: Carissa and Justin Pennington; his sister, Mary Lou Buchanan and husband Guy of Coudersport, PA and an extended family of uncles; aunts and cousins.
David was preceded in death his father in 1962 and his mother in 2006.
Friends will be received from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 24, 2012 at the Church of the Nazarene, 3513 Route 119 Hwy South, Homer City, PA. A 10:00 a.m. funeral service officiated by his cousin, Rev. Chuck Lockard, will take place immediately following the visitation. Interment will take place at the Burnside Cemetery in Burnside, PA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be forwarded to: Wycliffe Bible Translators; 9099 Ridgefield Drive, Suite #105, Frederick, Maryland 21701. These donations will go towards purchasing a used truck for Papua, New Guinea, one of David's favorite places he served.
Arrangements are with the assistance of the Rairigh Funeral Home, Ltd. in Hillsdale, PA.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse student Neala Frye's funeral arrangements have been set for Saturday in Beloit at 4 p.m.
Frye, 23, was found dead near the Black River spillway in Onalaska on Sunday night following a day-long search for her.
Police say she was at a promotional event for her employer, Body & Sol Yoga, Massage & Tan, at the Spillway Pub on Saturday night. A preliminary alcohol screen indicated Frye had a .211 blood alcohol content. The La Crosse County medical examiner said it appears Frye died of hypothermia, secondary to intoxication.
Her obituary says the UW-La Crosse senior loved animals and was loved by many. "You didn't need to spend a lifetime with Neala to love her; you only needed a couple hours," her obituary states.
The funeral service will be at 4 p.m. on Saturday, February 23, following a visitation from 12 -4 p.m. at the Daley Murphy Wisch & Associates Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2355 Cranston Road, Beloit.
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Originally Posted by Zanji
Well Blizz answered it in a sense, but how badly will that section be changed, i.e. The subforums of that section, the villages, etc.
https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum.php This much. Thats how it will look.
kbank and yaas work with v4, but yaas is exploitable atm.
Snag OPB's templates until you finish NB's. Just replace the header graphic, and replace "one piece" with "naruto."
Can't wait for Kumi to actually have a use o_o
Good times, man, good times...Thanks for the info!
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Can't wait for Kumi to actually have a use o_o
Damn, i gotta get some more of that Kumi now.
But anyways thanks for improving the site! We all appreciate it. >_<
vB4 Market allows username colors, title colors, even premium through Kumi. But I am guessing Kumi system now will be reset.
Thanks for the notice.
I would like to see vBExperience 4 added to NB.
If you don't know what it is here:
vBExperience is your free feature packaged solution for motivating your users. vBExperience is an advanced and highly customizable level/promotion and activity measure system with awards, achievements, promotions and activities. It will calculate an activity and experience score for every user based on their activites on the forum. Now your users will see how their level is increasing by participating on your forum.
Communities are not only defined by post count, they need much more parameters: Are the postings the user creates helpful? Are his threads frequently read? Does the user participate on the community by posting pictures, attachments, leaving visitor messages, tagging threads? How can the user's activitiy be compared to others? All this can be answered with this mod. Additionally your users get awards and collect achievements for beeing active on your board.
I hope nothing changes too drastically, i like this forum a lot the way it is - but im glad that we can get a smoother experience with a more sheek feel hopefully we dont lose too many people if they dont like it
I knew there would be something special around this time. Thx Admins and Mods y'all hard work and good luck with the install and the new theme.
Thx again, I love this time of year *in my Pauly D voice*
Wow..update..nice..lets see how people here adapt to it..
Thanks for the info and your hard-work guys...
I wonder when onepiecebay will be fixed tho
Good luck and Thank you guys! :D
Does anyone know how long we are expecting the upgrade will take?
Hours, days, weeks, months?
An update has been a long time coming! :D
I dun want to loose all my kumi :3
but I can't w8 for the upgrade :D Oh how id love a change right now :D
Do your best guys! Make this site F-U-N-K-Y an' stylishhh :D
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Hey everybody!
On Saturday, the forums will be closed at 9:00 CET (UTC+1). A major maintenance has been planned along with the much needed upgrade of the Forums to the version 4 of vBulletin. This is a very big step for us, since our current vBulletin version is not getting automatically updated any longer.
The reason for this upgrade is that the version we currently are running has reached somewhat of a dead end, and it's started to get unstable due to our high user count. With the new version we expect the site to run a lot more smooth with less downtime, and it also opens up space for a whole lot of other upgrades and fun stuff for all. We hope we have your support on this.
This will cause a lot of changes to the site and especially its plugins; some of the ones we are using right now are not compatible with the new version and will have to be removed. However, the migration to v. 4 will allow NarutoBase to release new add ons and plugins which will make the forums a better and nicer place!
The plugins that will be lost are: the Kumi system, the gifts, the awards, and some other plugins that we have on the profiles. Some of them will be restored after the upgrade as soon as possible, so don't worry, the awards will be added back later!
As soon as the migration is finished, we will open up the forums to the public with the default vBulletin theme. A new theme will be added later on but you have to give us some time for that since the template system has changed dramatically. Along the day we will migrate back the plugins and based on the comments there might be some other changes as well. So yes, the forums will get a fresh new look as well!
Of course we will do our best to migrate without any troubles but unexpected things might occur, so your patience is much appreciated.
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Awesome!!! Now that's why we say...... Nobody does it like the base!!
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I would like to see vBExperience 4 added to NB.
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We used to have it installed here.
can you put up some screenshots ,
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(Bluefield)—The Student Support Services (SSS) program at Bluefield State College will receive federal funding for a five-year cycle, beginning September 1, 2010. Carolyn Kirby, SSS Interim Director at BSC, recently received official notification of the grant renewal from the U.S. Department of Education. Grant funding for next fiscal year will exceed $368,000, permitting BSC to continue to offer educational assistance to economically disadvantaged and/or first-generation college students, and students with a physical or learning disability. The grant money will extend over the next five years, according to U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va.
"We're gratified that the U.S. Department of Education has approved our grant application," Kirby noted. "The Student Support Services program at BSC helps 240 students each year to move toward successful completion of their postsecondary education." SSS helps students in the program at BSC improve their class performance, stay in college, and graduate, and provides a wide range of services that includes tutoring/mentoring, advising (academic, career, and financial), seminars/workshops, cultural travel, and personal counseling. During the most recent reporting year, students in the program exceeded national averages for retention (matriculating successfully from freshman to sophomore years) and maintaining good academic standing.
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Name of Product: ISDANS, TUPPLUR, and ENJE Roller Blinds
Units: About 533,000
Distributor: IKEA Home Furnishings, of Conshohocken, Pa.
Hazard: Strangulations can occur if the blind's looped bead chain is not attached to the wall or the floor with the tension device provided and a child's neck becomes entangled in the free-standing loop.
Incidents/Injuries: None reported.
Description: This recall involves all ISDANS, TUPPLUR and ENJE roller blinds. These blinds are made of a solid or sheer fabric, measuring 24" to 79" wide, and have a metal top rail and a bead chain. ENJE has a glued label on the wall fitting showing the IKEA logotype, article number, 5-digit supplier number, four digit date stamp (YYWW) and "Made in Taiwan". The roller blinds have an orange warning label attached at the base of the blind that is marked with AA-136800-3.
Sold at: IKEA stores nationwide from July 2005 through July 2009 for between $10 and $55.
Manufactured in: Taiwan and France
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Re: Qualified 24th...... WTF??
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MyLadyWhiteWolf wrote:Ok, I have Tony finishing 3rd in my weekly picks so this is a great, great run for Smoke! Still wouldn't mind if he won it, but that's no looking too good, so I'm happy for the 3rd!
Smokeshow14 wrote:Not worried at all. He didn't start well in this race last year. If not for him having his thing with Vickers he would have finished top five. In 2008 he started 38th and if not for ol Happy taking it wide wide for second with him and McMurray he had a chance at the win.
He'll be top five when all is said and done.
michaeljohn wrote:i took it as negative, it ruined my whole weekend................
midwesternsmoke wrote:I picked Tony to win, Ambrose 2nd and Gordon 3rd....oh well.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND all my original post was, was a question to see if anyone knew what happened to qualifying, not a lack of faith or anything negative
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Sometimes life gets so busy that it's tough to take a timeout and just enjoy your surroundings. John Truscott knows that feeling well, but was able to take a break last summer and enjoy what Pure Michigan has to offer during a Mackinac Island weekend getaway with his family. Today he shares his experience with us.
When I get to Mackinac Island these days, it's typically for work. A conference, a meeting, or something that keeps me from truly appreciating the beauty and tranquility of this jewel. While the ferry ride is always nice, once I hit the Island, it's time to go to work. No time to ride around the island, stop for fudge, or just relax and enjoy.
Except for last summer. My family went to Mackinac Island like we used to – as a family. It was my parents' 50th Anniversary; and I was a tourist! What an incredible weekend. With my brother and sister and nieces and nephew, we enjoyed the Island like it's supposed to be enjoyed.
The weather was absolutely perfect – warm sun and cool breezes. It was heavenly. One of the evenings, we just grabbed some pizzas and hung out in the park below the fort. Lying in the grass, appreciating the family time and letting the young kids run. This incredible memory will last a lifetime.
And I was able to ride bikes with my teenage nieces around the Island. When you don't have time for that ride, it's easy to forget how beautiful it is. The blue water was like a mirror and warm enough to wade in. It had been a while since I had skipped rocks in the big lake. I felt like a kid again.
But we surely didn't miss out on some adult time at the Pink Pony bar, located on the water at the Chippewa Hotel. The Caribbean has nothing on this spot. Better yet, we didn't have to worry about driving home. The automobile was banned on Mackinac Island in the later 1890s.
That long weekend brought out the kid in me again. We used to take our yearly family vacation to the Island, and it was always magical. Unfortunately, the work of the real world these days had dulled a little bit of the magic. Until that one summer weekend. It was like the younger days as a family, but yet more fun because we had even more family to share this incredible experience. It just might have been the best family trip ever.And on the last day – I ran to the ferry, jumped in the car, drove straight to the airport in Detroit – to jet out for another conference. But I did it with a big smile on my face and great memories to cherish.
Go to mackinacisland.org to plan your next family reunion.
John Truscott is a President and Principal of Truscott Rossman, a bipartisan public relations firm, and a huge fan of Mackinac Island.