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Running JBoss in Eclipse on a Developer's Workstation
Developers using the Eclipse IDE who wish to run JBoss on their development workstation.
To deploy applications to JBoss for developer-testing on a local workstation, where JBoss is configured to respond only to requests from the local workstation.
- Installed Eclipse IDE (cf. Dev Box Setup on this site)
- Installed Eclipse Web Tools Platform, an element of the Callisto Projects (cf. Eclipse IDE Installation Instructions for Windows on this site; "Eclipse Web Tools Platform" is listed as "Web and J2EE Development" in the Callisto installation/update dialogs)
- The appropriate version of JBoss checked-out from UC Berkeley's third-party repository into the local workspace (the directory in which JBoss is checked out is referred to in this documentation as ${JBOSS_HOME}).
- One or more generated JBoss servers configured for localhost
access only, which requires either:
- Access to the UC Berkeley repository from which the current servant project can be checked-out (automated JBoss server generation) AND access to file(s) of encrypted passwords necessry to run servant; AND understanding of how servant is run to generate servers that listen for requests only from localhost (cf. Generating JBoss 4 Server Instances on this site); or,
- Access to a known-good and up-to-date set of servers generated previously and configured for localhost access only, to be copied into ${JBOSS_HOME}/servers; or,
- Use no generated servers; rather, use a server that is part of the JBoss distribution (i.e., all, default, or minimal).
Running JBoss in Eclipse, allowing localhost-access only
This HowTo expands on the "Using the server tools" section of the Web Tools Project documentation in Eclipse Help. The instructions deviate from those provided by Eclipse in order to explain how to:
- run a locally- and script-generated server from within Eclipse; and,
- restrict JBoss so that it listens only for requests from the local machine (localhost, IP = 127.0.0.1)
Running a generated server from within Eclipse
If you intend to simply run the distributed default server (listening only on localhost), you can skip this section and go on to the next.
As of December 2006, the easiest way to run a generated JBoss server from within Eclipse is to copy it into the ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default/ directory. It is noteworthy that Eclipse Bug #128444 identifies users' interest to have a less clumsy way of accomplishing this goal.
To effect the copy (using your preferred file-manipulation tool, e.g., Windows Explorer):
- Move (rename) the default server distributed with JBoss from its original location, ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default/. The suggested new location is ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default-dist/. [The original default server must reside in the ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default/ directory when servant is used to generate servers. An alternative to renaming the directory - and restoring it to the original path when it is necessary to run servant again - is to repeat the check-out of the original default server from the code repository if and when that becomes necessary.]
- Copy the generated server to be run from within Eclipse into the directory ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default/
Create a "localhost-only" server configuration in Eclipse
This set of steps configures a launcher for the server in ${JBOSS_HOME}/server/default/ that, when run, will listen for requests coming from localhost only, and ignore requests that originate on other machines (i.e., over the network).
Begin by opening the J2EE perspective in Eclipse (Window : Open Perspective : J2EE - click Other... if J2EE does not appear immediately upon selection of Open Perspective). Next, Click the Servers tab (unless you've changed how your J2EE perspective is organised, you'll find this tab among the views grouped at the bottom of the Eclipse window). Create a new server by following the steps and screenshots below:
Right click in the empty space on the Servers tab, and choose New : Server. Step through the JBoss 4.0 wizard, making sure to specify the path of your ${JBOSS_HOME} (in the example, d:\workspace\jboss-4.0.3); defaults should suffice for all other field values:
The new server will be named something like "JBoss 4.0"; open the new server (double-click) and edit the name to something more specific and recognizable, such as "JBoss localhost-only":
Last, click the Open launch configuration link, and select the Arguments tab. In the "Program arguments" field, add this new argument: -b 127.0.0.1. The -b argument sets the bind address for all JBoss services. The complete program argument set will read:
-c default -b 127.0.0.1
Click OK, and save the server configuration window (e.g., from the Eclipse menu, choose File : Save).
Test the server
Start the server to test it (right click and choose Start from the context menu). The server's console log will display in Eclipse's console window. When the server has fully launched, the end of the log will show the ports on which JBoss is listening. The ports (http and https, respectively) are expected to be:
- 127.0.0.1:8080 (will display in log as: "INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-127.0.0.1-8080")
- 127.0.0.1:8443 (will display in log as: "INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-127.0.0.1-8443")
Point a browser at the server, e.g., at https://localhost:8443/. You should see the JBoss Application Server answer your browser's request:
You are now ready to use the local instance of JBoss to deploy and test appliations.


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Retiring OHSU President Dr. Peter Kohler Receives Honorary Degree
06/06/06 Portland, Ore.
Oregon Health & Science University President Peter Kohler, M.D., received an honorary degree from OHSU during his final commencement ceremony on Friday, June 2. The honorary Doctor of Science degree recognized Kohler's dedication to the improvement of health care delivery systems and patient access. Kohler will retire from his post as president, a position he has held for the past 18 years, at the end of 2006.
In his speech to graduating OHSU students, Kohler spoke of his vision to transform health care access and counteract the forces impeding patients from obtaining the care they want and need. Kohler also spoke of the important intersection of health science, engineering and information technologies and how these expanding fields will continue to merge to serve an important role in improving health care. Kohler's speech can be read in its entirety at www.ohsu.edu/ohsuedu/landingpages/kohlerspeech06.
Kohler is one of the longest standing presidents at an academic medical center in the United States. The many accomplishments that occurred during his tenure include:
- The expansion of rural health care in Oregon through OHSU's Area Health Education Centers.
- The creation of the Center for Women's Health, offering women throughout the region a level of specialized health care found in few other places in the country.
- The conversion of OHSU into a public corporation, helping ensure its future healing Oregonians.
- An expansion in OHSU's research funding from $40 million to $274 million per year.
- An increase of annual patient visits from 245,000 to 751,000.
- Growth in the number of employees from 5,800 to 11,500.
- The Oregon Opportunity public-private partnership to expand OHSU research. The project benefits
- Oregonians through access to the latest, promising health care technologies and through economic benefits.
- An increase in the university's operating budget from $254 million to $1.2 billion.
- The physical plant of the university has increased from 3 to 6 million square feet.
In addition, the university is currently completing a series of facilities expansion projects including the university's new Biomedical Research Building and the Peter O. Kohler Pavilion, which greatly expand research and hospital and clinic capacity on Marquam Hill. The OHSU Center for Health & Healing will open this fall in Portland's new South Waterfront neighborhood to provide research, clinical and education space. It will be linked to Marquam Hill via the Portland Aerial Tram.
"It was a great honor to receive this degree and to be invited to address the next generation of OHSU's medical, nursing, dental and engineering graduates, many of whom will work or practice within the state of Oregon," said Kohler. "I look forward to watching these students and OHSU as a whole continue to transform the face of health care in the state, region and nation."
Dr. Peter O. Kohler's 2006 OHSU Commencement Speech
The following speech was delivered by OHSU President Peter Kohler, M.D., on June 2, to OHSU's 2006 graduating class. Approximately 967 degrees from the School of Dentistry, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, the OGI School of Science & Engineering and the joint program of OHSU and Oregon State University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health will be given out during the ceremony at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.
Thank you. On behalf of OHSU, I want to offer a warm welcome and heartfelt congratulations to the OHSU graduating Class of 2006. This is a special day and I know that you want to spend it with your friends, families and classmates, so I plan to give one of the shortest commencement addresses on record.
I would like to begin by asking a rhetorical question: Why did you enter the health and science professions? As members of a society, I believe that we are all bound together by the social contract as envisioned by Rousseau. As citizens, we have the responsibility to act in ways that benefit the general welfare, not just purely personal interest. As health care and high technology professionals, we have an obligation to act in ways that improve the quality of life of our fellow citizens.
And from what I've seen, the altruistic motivation so valued by Rousseau is alive and well in the OHSU Class of 2006. Student-led initiatives such as the International Health Conference give me confidence that the goal of service is firmly entrenched in this generation of professionals. For those family members here today, this past year the students organized an extremely successful program on worldwide health with internationally renowned speakers. Registration had to be closed off at 900 for lack of meeting area. The focus was on health issues in undeveloped countries. I can cite many other examples such as the free clinics the students have started, the help for tsunami victims, and the work in poor neighborhoods here and elsewhere. I could go on, but I applaud your actions.
Today is a day of change for you, one in which you turn the page from one chapter of your lives to the next. It seems fitting on a day like this to try to imagine the changes that you are going to see, in your professional lives, over the next 20 or 30 years. You will need to be life-long students who can adapt, and to possibly create change yourselves.
There are significant trends in the field of health care and technology that I think will be paramount: 1) the state of the health care system itself, which is going to be unable to cope with increased need if we do not adapt; 2) the way we will need to deliver care in an era of scarce resources and provider shortages; and 3) the continuing – and accelerated – convergence between health care, engineering and information technology. Let me take these one at time.
The Health Care System
The first is the method in which we as a country pay for health care – what is often known as the health care system. So, one might reasonably ask: how did we get the system we have today?
For a long time we had fee for service with indemnity insurance. In the 1960s the government enacted Medicaid and Medicare to provide coverage for the poor and the elderly. As a result, today almost all Americans get their coverage through a third-party payer – either the government or an employer.
Because our system is built around categorical eligibility – the elderly, certain poor citizens, and the employed – we find ourselves with a growing gap made up of those Americans who do not fit into a covered category. Today, 45 million Americans lack insurance coverage. That figure is unacceptable and will continue to get worse without changes in the system.
The best way to address these gaps is to shift our system to one based on universal coverage. As former Governor John Kitzhaber has said, we need to change the debate from category of recipient to level of benefit that all citizens will receive. Everyone deserves health, but the allocation of scarce resources will increase the need for expanded ethics programs in health care. Consider the problem of the allocation of resources internationally for the malaria and the AIDS pandemics.
So how do we get there? I think cost will force the issue. Health care now accounts for 16 percent of the nation's economy. The cost of health benefits makes it difficult for American companies to compete in a global marketplace with countries that provide coverage directly rather than require the employers to do so.
With the promise of exciting, revolutionary (and potentially very expensive) new genetic therapies in the near future, the cost of health care will continue to go up and up. It should ultimately force our leaders to address the issue. The debate has already begun.
Shifting The Delivery Model
That brings me to the second area, the delivery of health care. This will affect all of you in your new career. There are three major forces coalescing right now that I think are going to force us to reconsider how we deliver care. These are: 1) the growing shortage of practitioners, which will certainly keep all of you in great demand; 2) the aging population; and 3) the growing uninsured population, which will be exacerbated as a result of 1 and 2.
The nursing shortage is fairly well known, but we are also facing gaps in physicians, dentists, pharmacists and technologists – and all to a degree that few people are aware of. In fact, the World Health Organization recently called for the education and training of 4 million additional health workers over the next 20 years to combat chronic shortages around the globe. Job security will not be a problem for you.
The aging population will increase demand for health services. A 65-year-old will use on average three times as much care as a person younger than 50; those older than 85 – the fastest growing segment of the population – use six to seven times as much. In short, we are going to have more demand for health services and yet a smaller supply of health care workers qualified to provide those services. This will force us to find new ways to perform the patient encounters.
For decades, we have anticipated health teams made up of different professionals. In the future, the teams approach should become more the norm than the exception. Across the system, this would represent a more rational allocation of health care expertise. And I hope that is an important step in creating a system in which you will want to practice – not because of the financial rewards but because of the human rewards.
On that note, I'd like to echo the comments of Virgil: "Let us improve life through science and art." I think that there is an art to health care and it comes into play whenever scientific expertise is backed by compassion and kindness. I hope you bring this artistic and human touch to our scientific endeavors.
The Convergence of Health Care and High Technology
That brings me to my final trend, the convergence of health care, engineering and information technology.
The implementation and use of decision supporting software is just one example of this. Another will be the use of advanced computational applications to manipulate and interpret vast reams of human genome data in the search of the genetic basis of diseases like Alzheimer's, breast cancer and depression.
Perhaps the most immediate point of convergence will be in the development of sophisticated, computationally driven diagnostic tools. (I had a CAT scan earlier this week that took only 40 seconds.) In addition to improving accuracy and reliability of diagnoses, such tools will hopefully decrease costs over time. It would be terrific if we could see in health care the shift to more powerful tools at decreased cost in the same manner that this has occurred in the high-tech industry.
OHSU researchers are already collaborating with the high-tech industry to develop technology to assess how seniors function in their home environment. They have developed a pill dispenser that sends a signal wirelessly to a computer system when one of the compartments is opened. The intelligent MedTracker pillbox is designed to help seniors maintain their independence and optimize their health and quality of life by collecting data for intelligent computing systems that can detect changes in health long before they would affect the seniors or their caregivers.
This is a great example of bringing health and science together.
These trends will impact how your career unfolds, but I would encourage you to consider that change itself may in fact be the dominant trend over the coming decades.
I hope you are proud of your achievement as OHSU graduates. We believe that the university makes its greatest contribution through its graduates. You are our most important product.
As you leave here today, I encourage each of you to think about how the great necessities of our day can call out the great virtues in each of you. I know you will use your new knowledge wisely and well. I hope you find in yourself the commitment to uphold the social contract. You have already shown that you can put the needs of others ahead of your own. In this way you can be assured that you will make important contributions to society and the world.
The world certainly needs heroes these days, and health is in many ways our most important possession. I hope the successors to Albert Schweitzer and Mother Theresa are developing now. Just think, you can be a local hero.
Again, I congratulate you on your choice of careers and I urge you to continue the altruistic motivation that you have pursued thus far. You occupy an important role in society. I envy you the journey on which you are about to embark.
To the class of 2006: Thank you, congratulations, and good luck.


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BEaPROTM Facebook and Android app, first of its kind, measures parents' savvy in the six areas of known online safety risks affecting their children
ARLINGTON, VA—October 30, 2013—iKeepSafe today announces the launch of its iKeepSafe BEaPROTM Parent online safety app. Available on Facebook and Android, the app measures parents' behaviors and attitudes surrounding online safety risks experienced by K-12th-grade children.
iKeepSafe BEaPRO™ framework identifies the known — rather than perceived — online risks for K-12 youth. The nonprofit created this sophisticated approach by conducting an extensive literature review, gathering insight from nationally recognized advisory board members and by partnering with child-welfare experts at the Center on Media and Child Health at Boston Children's Hospital.
The iKeepSafe BEaPROTM Parent digital citizenship and wellness app educates and empowers adults to protect their kids across all connected devices:
First, the app assesses users' households, highlighting where gaps in technology behaviors and attitudes exist.
Next, it offers expert online safety advice and resources that are tailored to address each parent's specific situation.
Finally, the app teaches parents how to pass this education down to their children to improve overall technology health and safety for the family.
iKeepSafe President Marsali Hancock says, "When it comes to their children's online safety, moms and dads often don't know what they need to know, and they don't know where to look for answers." Hancock continues, "The iKeepSafe BEaPRO™ digital citizenship and wellness app answers parents' questions and gives them successive benchmarks that lead them to online health and safety success."
"When it comes to providing a safe online environment for families, knowledge is power," says Marne Levine, VP of Global Public Policy at Facebook. "We're pleased to partner with iKeepSafe to offer resources, like the BEaPRO app, that are tailored to parents' varying understanding and use of social media services like Facebook."
"As parents look for information about keeping kids safe online, they need tools that are made for the devices that they use, particularly mobile devices," says Andrea Brands, Director of Consumer Safety and Education at AT&T. "Apps like this reach parents where they are and can help everyone to teach children about responsible technology usage."
Facebook supported the creation of the BEaPROTM Parent app for its platform, available here: https://www.facebook.com/iKeepSafe/app_535376393170839.
Google supported the BEaPROTM Parent app for Android in English and Spanish, and parents can download the app from the Google Play store here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.citronstudio.ikeepsafe&hl=en. The Spanish version of parent survey will be available before the end of 2013.
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First, transitive dependencies do exist in software just like they exist in any complex system. For example, companies depend on people, and economy depends on companies, so it also depends on people.
Perhaps it was not made clear that there 2 sorts of dependencies: immediate and transitive. Immediate dependencies are the ones explicit in the source files. Transitive are the consequences of several immediate dependencies.
Next, you are saying that we do distinguish between the kinds of relationships that exist between components. Of course we do, look at the example of Java relationships. Moreover, we assign the weight to each relationship based on the number of interactions.
It is not true that you always end up with highly interconnected graphs. At Information Laboratory, we have studies hundreds of open source and commercial systems. The only systems that are highly interconnected are the bad, unstable ones. Good systems exhibit complex hierarchical structures that resemble balanced binary trees.
Dependency Web thinking is inspired by cutting edge ideas in the science of network of mathematical graphs. It allows engineers to focus on what is essential about components.
I suggest that you try the tool that we have developed on your code http://www.thesmallworlds.com before you call Dependency Webs useless.
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Last weekend, we flew to Charleston to spend Easter with my grandmother and great-grandmother (she's 103)! My parents drove down from Charlotte and my brother drove up from Savannah to join us. Some of my favorite memories are of visiting my grandparents on Sullivan's Island. It is a little harder to get there now that we're farther away... but it is still such a nice get-a-way!
I took a half-day away from my kindergarten kiddos to catch an earlier flight,
but we still had a 4 hour layover in Atlanta.
I entertained myself by playing with Instagram.
I'm loving OPI's "Red Lights Ahead...Where?"
but, I have to admit that it is not their best name.
A few Sweetwater Blues and the Masters helped pass the time, too.
Mom-mom's floor tile
My very attractive grandparents (that's just my humble opinion).
We walked to Poe's for drinks with my parents Saturday night.
And dyed eggs with my great-grandmother, Olie!
Look at this amazing Easter basket my grandmother made my mom when she was 10.
It is made out of milk jug!
I'm a little tired today, but it was such a nice Easter.
Happy Monday, friends!


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Martinsburg boosters hold inaugural 5K event
MARTINSBURG – The Martinsburg High School Football and Cheerleading Boosters joined with the United States Marine Corps Recruiting Sub Station Martinsburg and held their first annual 5K Run/Walk last weekend.
The race was held Sept. 7 at Poor House Farm. The course was a great experience for the runners and walkers as they were exposed to various terrains such as asphalt, grass, rocky and hilly. The Martinsburg football and cheerleading boosters were there to support the USMC Toys for Tots this season. The boosters will also be collecting toys for the USMC throughout the fall and presenting their final donation in November.
The event was well attended by runners/walkers as well as the football and cheerleader volunteers. It was a great experience for the students that came out to support an important cause in their community. Working with the USMC was a great experience for all and will benefit many children in the Martinsburg area.
The winners of the race were divided by age category. The 12-19 winners were Brittany Waltz, first; Cody Cox, second; and Donavan Disney, third. The 20-29 winners were Sgt. Wittenier, first; Dillion Enright, second; and Sgt. Edward Asip, third. The 30-39 winners were Shirley Arden, first and Jarell Williams, second. The 40-49 division winners were Anthony Williams, first; Jay Shepherd, second; and Tana and Brad Davis, third. The 50-59 division winner was Anita Edmond; and the 60-69 division was won by Francisco Irianni. The top three participants in each of the age divisions received medals, and a drawing was done for T-shirts and other Martinsburg High School football fan gear.


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How to Hire the Best and Make them Better
For a number of years before I began my NLP Coaching and Training career, I was doing business consulting, running a company that did business coaching and consulting for small to medium-size companies. One of the things we discovered was a sure formula for business success. We would go in and look at the Marketing, Advertising, Accounting and the Personnel in the process of making a company successful. Usually within 30-45 days the company would be in the black.
We outline much of that program in two products: the NLP Marketing Training and Using NLP in Business. Of course it is also in the NLP Master Practitioner Audio CD set.
Today I want to talk about what we learned about hiring and placing personnel in a small to medium-sized business, and how you can use the procedure in coaching and consulting or even in your own business. Because one of the things we did was to become responsible for all our clients' hiring and the process was simple and easy to learn. Needless to say, that increased our consulting hours and made for happy clients. Our hiring procedure is contained in 4 places, all in the NLP Coaching Master Practitioner training. The 4 components are: Meta Programs, the Myers Briggs, Values and the Coaching Values Inventory.
- NLP Meta Programs There are 19 Meta Programs that are useful in hiring and placement of a new person. Meta Programs are an oral interview that is conducted one on one. There are 19 questions and they take 8 minutes to ask the prospective employee. The interviewer will ask the question and then evaluate the answer and categorize the new employee. One of the categories, for example, is Frame of Reference. To find out Frame of Reference, ask, "How do you know when you have done a good job? Do you know a) Inside yourself or b) does someone have to tell you?" The answer to the question will allow you to know whether the new employee needs more or less supervision on the job.
- Myers-Briggs There are 4 categories that we can also use to be sure that we utilize his skill set most efficiently. One of the categories is Introvert-Extrovert. Introverts are more internal than Extroverts and not as well suited to jobs such as Receptionist. Extroverts do well in selling kinds of jobs. Useful to know about your current sales staff and useful in predicting results from a certain team.
- NLP Values It is important that we know what motivates the new person. This is true of both short term and long term. We can determine what motivates him and we can use that in the future when it is needed to increase the results we get from that employee. We can also find out the threshold values which if violated, will cause him to leave the job. This is useful in preventing new employees from "blowing out" in a week or so.
NLP Coaching Values Inventory In order to assign our new person to the right job we also need to know what he values in the area he's being assigned to. People, in their lives, move through certain pre-defined values levels. Some people, for example, are not suited for jobs that require selling. In their lives they have just not grown to that level. They may be good in organization and systems but not good at meeting people and selling and communicating their ideas. Better to find this out early on and assign the right person to the right job.
While this may at first glance seem complicated, it is actually very simple to administer and will take less time than hiring in the way you have been hiring, and it will do it with better results. Many of the questionnaires are done with paper and pencil, requiring no time from the person doing the interviewing. This is very efficient in terms of time spent. It allows the interviewer to focus on interviewing the new hire and evaluating him in person.
This is by no means all of the NLP Coaching Master Practitioner Certification Training, it is just a couple of days of that training, but these 4 things alone allowed us to become experts in hiring and resulted in hundreds of additional billable hours for our clients as we ended up doing all the hiring for them. We saved them time and they were happy too. It was clearly a win-win for both of us.
If you are interested in learning how to hire the best and make them better, you must be at the next NLP Coaching Master Practitioner Certification Training. It is something the Tad James Co. is well known for and you will love it. We promise.
About the Author: Tad James
Tad James, M.S., Ph.D. is a Certified Master Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming, Master Trainer of Time Line Therapy®, Master Trainer of Hypnosis and Trainer of NLPCoaching. Tad is the creator of a revolutionary new paradigm for human change known as the Time Line Therapy® techniques. He is the author of 7 books and numerous audios and videos in the field of NLP, including the Best Seller "The Secret of Creating Your Future®". Tad James was the first NLP trainer to do a Learn NLP Training in an accelerated format.


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This is the obituary that was partially transcribed in issue 15 of Casefile Clues which was distributed to subscribers late last night. It appeared in the Mt. Olive, Illinois, newspaper in 1948.
Turns out there are several errors in this obituary which the article explains. It was a good thing that my research didn't begin with this obituary or I would have really had a brick wall.
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BEIJING-- Rescuers in southwestern China tried on Saturday to reach remote communities rocked by earthquakes that killed at least 80 people and damaged thousands of buildings, state media reported.
More than 200,000 villagers were evacuated after Friday's quakes toppled thousands of homes and sent boulders cascading across roads in a region of small farms and mines near the border between Guizhou and Yunnan provinces, where some of China's poorest people live.
Rescue workers cleared roads to reach survivors and rush aid to the remote areas. The death toll could rise as news trickles in from cut-off areas, the Xinhua news agency said.
The quakes cut off electricity and triggered landslides that blocked roads, hampering rescue efforts. Adding to rescuers' difficulties was rain which forecasters said was expected for the next three days.
"I was extremely scared when it started to shake. After it shook the first, second and third times, it was moving and I was extremely scared," Zhou Weiping, 56, a resident of the township of Guohui in Yiliang County, told Reuters. "We panicked and quickly ran out."
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The first magnitude-5.6 quake struck just before 11:30 a.m. Friday and was followed by an equally strong quake shortly after noon, joined by dozens of aftershocks. Though of moderate strength, the quakes were shallow, which often causes more damage than deeper ones.
State television showed crumbled walls and roads strewn with rubble and rocks. The broadcaster put the death toll at 89 earlier in the day, but later revised it to "at least 80", in line with the official Xinhua news agency's tally.
More than 800 people were injured, Xinhua said. Up to 740,000 people were affected in Yunnan's six worst-hit counties, officials said.
'Save lives'
In neighboring Guizhou province, more than 11,700 houses were damaged and the lives of nearly 28,000 people were disrupted, the state news agency and officials said.
Buildings in China's less developed regions are often built with little regard for construction standards, making them susceptible to earthquakes.
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Premier Wen Jiabao held an emergency meeting on his plane as he flew to the disaster zone late on Friday. He reached Yiliang, in Yunnan province, near the epicenter, just after midnight and spent the night visiting quake survivors in villages and hospitals, Xinhua said.
State broadcaster CCTV showed Wen talking to victims in a tent settlement set up for the displaced. He called for "rapid, all-out efforts to search for survivors and save lives," according to Xinhua
"We have to keep safety as a top concern and guard against epidemics," Wen was quoted as saying.
Rescuers in Yunnan said they had reached most of the worst-hit areas and the province's civil affairs department was quoted as putting direct economic losses at 3.7 billion yuan ($583 million).
In 2008, some 87,600 people were killed in the southwestern province of Sichuan when a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit.
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This is a nice, vintage set of needle files, marked "CRAFTSMAN 6779 ASS'T SET NEEDLE FILES NO. 0 CUT" on the box and stand labels. There is 2 files missing from the set, and one extra Craftsman needle file that came with it, but won't fit into the stand or wood holder. The box is solid with some wear, but fairly nice overall, the stand is clean and shows the various type of files on the label. The files are used, but with plenty of life left in them. They are a fine type file, for finish or fagile type work. A nice vintage Craftsman tool set!
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Champ 10-Ton Versa-Puller Frame Machine
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Auto body frame machines help in restoring the frame to its original shape effortlessly, safely and within no time. Frame machines are known to be valuable equipment in any automotive overhauling unit. They use the power of torque and hydraulics to deliver a powerful performance.
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Versa-puller machine amalgamates the abilities of body or frame straightener with that of a drive-on frame rack. With a swivel mechanism on the pulling post and body beam, it allows a better reach for pulling and you don't even need to remount the vehicle. Hence, the swivel feature is beneficial. You can use the third pinchweld clamp in the place that requires stronger holding if the pull is unusually tough. This puller frame machine comes in two models i.e. one with one foot pump and the other with an overhead boom, two hydraulic rams and foot pumps.
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PHOENIX - Former NFL running back Richie Anderson, now an assistant coach with the Cardinals, was arrested during a Phoenix police anti-prostitution operation.
Anderson, 35, was arrested at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday for soliciting prostitution, Sgt. Andy Hill said. The department's vice unit was conducting an undercover sting operation in south Phoenix when Anderson allegedly solicited an officer posing as a prostitute.
Ken Whisenhunt, the Cardinals new head coach, hired Anderson as wide receivers coach in January. He played 13 seasons in the NFL with the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys.
He was a 2000 Pro Bowl selection while with the Jets and holds the team record for receptions by a running back at 305.
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|Indicator 1.1 of 1: Increase in the percentage of female students pursuing advanced courses in mathematics, sciences, and computer science.
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Explanation: FY 2004 data will establish the baseline. For (a), the FY 2005 target is 5% more than the baseline and the FY 2006 target is 3% more than the 2005 target. For (b), the target for FY 2005 is 10% more than the baseline and the target for FY 2006 is 7% more than the 2005 target. Prior performance indicators represented selected data elements collected by WEEA Center in Boston only. Data from several WEEA projects has been delayed because much of the information is being collected as part of the project evaluation. Some projects only had summer participants which accounts for the delay in providing information.
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Anyone creeped out by mimes should steer clear of OSU's Thurber Theatre through April 13. But those who revel in "the poetry of the gesture" are in for a treat. "There Is No Silence: A Fantasia Inspired by the Great French Mime Artist Marcel Marceau," conceived and directed by the master's disciple and longtime OSU faculty member Jeanine Thompson, serves as a gift both to his memory and to the audience.
Considering the taciturnity of Marceau's art, the OSU production accurately exemplifies its title, giving voice to each of its eight Master of Fine Arts acting candidates; included are personal anecdotes from all of the candidates, Marceau's biography, his place in the history of the moving arts, his philosophy and teaching.
Four men — Aaron Michael Lopez, Sifiso Mazibuko, Brent Ries and Patrick Wiabel — portray Marceau. Thanks to motion-capture done during the third of Marceau's OSU residencies in 2001, the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design enables Ries to perform an interactive duet with the late mime and for others of the cast to project into his illustrations.
Melonie Mazibuko gives life to Marceau's wife and partner, Anne Sicco. Camille Bullock plays Marceau's daughter and student, Aurelia. Jane Elliott is the audience's irreverent guide and commentator, Trixie Marbles, who occasionally gives the impression that the play is about her and not Marceau.
Sarah Ware deserves particular attention as Marceau's white-faced alter ego, Bip. Given that Marceau had declared neither women nor people of color were "neutral" enough to do whiteface, he might have been speechless.
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Camille Bullock as Aurelia Marceau and Sifiso Mazibuko as Marcel Marceau in The Ohio State University Department of Theatre's production of "There Is No Silence."


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Award recipients from Saturday nightãs annual awards banquet gather at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation north of the city on Saturday night.
Birch Hills-based hunter Bob Bodnarchuk nabbed a black bear for the Saskatchewan record books in 2013.
A highlight to Saturday nightãs Prince Albert Wildlife Federation awards banquet, Bodnarchukãs bear measured 20 and 5/16 in the Boone and Crockett system of measurement for big game heads, member Jim Tiessen said.
The bear was hunted on the North Saskatchewan River east of Prince Albert, Tiessen said -- a unique kill that joined others in receiving commendation at Saturdayãs banquet.
The Daily Herald stopped by the Wildlife Federation building north of Prince Albert in the late evening after the crowd had died down, to learn the latest on local hunting culture.
They key thing for hunting enthusiasts, now, is to find younger hunters to join their ranks, Tiessen said as the event wound down.
ãThe number of hunters in Saskatchewan is going down -- in particular bird hunting,ã he said.
ãThere are fewer people who hunt birds, now, like geese and grouse and ducks and so on. I donãt know the reason for all of that, but those numbers are down.ã
Big game is still attracting a decent number of hunters, albeit not as many as theyãve seen in the past.
ãWeãre always encouraging young people to take up the sport, but itãs tough in todayãs world to encourage the use of firearms and going out to hunt something and bringing home the meat,ã Tiessen said. ãThatãs not a part of what many young people are about, anymore.
ãAs a hunter myself, thereãs no greater thrill than to be in a field and see a sunrise and see animals and be in pursuit ãÎ and being able to harvest an animal and to use it in your familyãs food source -- thereãs pride in that.ã
Hunting is a personal thing, he said, noting that one canãt simply read about hunting and then bag a deer -- they must be mentored.
ãItãs a personal thing,ã Tiessen concluded. ãHunting is personal. You canãt convince someone who isnãt interested in it to suddenly take it up. You have to show them, lead them.
ãI always encourage the people in our club to take young people out, get them to learn how to fish, how to hunt, get them to experience that out of doors experience.ã
Fish and game are a renewable resource that if maintained properly, as the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation encourages, will always be there, he said.
ãItãs a renewable resource, so itãs there to be used,ã he said, adding that if they arenãt used, nature will find its way of thinning out the herd.
The winter of 2012 was a good example of this, Tiessen said, noting that a particularly harsh winter cut big game numbers down significantly.
In 2012, 60 white tail deer made the Saskatchewan records books,ã Tiessen said, adding that 2013 saw a dwindling haul of 14.
ãThat indicates that a lot of the four to six-year-old buck who were out there died in the winter of 2012,ã he concluded.
Despite a dwindling tock in some areas, 22 awards punctuated Saturdayãs awards banquet, he said, noting that the organizationãs membership of about 470 people remains strong -- albeit not what it once was.
With Prince Albertãs proximity to various lakes and an expansive wilderness, Tiessen said that itãs somewhat bewildering that their ranks arenãt stronger than they currently are.
ãItãs close,ã he said of wilderness. ãAll we have to do is do it ãÎ The real world is outside these doors -- thatãs where you experience it.ã
For more information on the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation they can be contacted at 306-764-8970.


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ProductivityFilter: I basically want a "now playing" ticker for my to-do list on my computer. How can I make this happen? [more inside]
Million things to do at work ... how to keep track?
I have SO many things to do at my new job, and more things get added every day. I'm a pretty organized person in general but I feel like I have no time to even GET organized in this position. My current habits aren't helping, though. There's got to be a better way... Help! [more inside]
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The City of Light
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Kings Park, Perth Zoo, WA Museum, Armadale Reptile Centre, Swan River, Canning River, Caversham Wildlife Park Darling Scarp, AQWA, Adventure World, Beaches, Aviation museum, Northbridge restaurants, Gosnells Railway markets.
Buildings of note
St. Mary's Cathedral 1863, London Court 1936, Supreme Court buildings 1902, Weld Club 1892, National chambers 1897, Former police courts 1905, Art gallery & museum 1896-1908, General post office 1914, Perth town hall 1868, Perth mint 1896, Grosvenor hotel 1887, Savoy hotel 1913, His Majesty's Theatre 1904, melbourne hotel 1895, Hackett hall 1903, Perth technical college annexe 1896, Fire brigade No1 station 1900, Old Government printing office 1894, RPH Admin building 1894, Kirkman house 1909, Barrack Street arch 1863, St. Georges Cathedral 1880, Trinity church 1864, Government house 1859, St. Andrews 1906, The Deanery 1859, Old Perth boys school 1859, Cloisters 1858, Old courthouse 1836, Former Archbishop's palace 1855, Railway station 1894, Wesley church 1870, Great Western hotel 1906, St. George's college 1927, Old observatory 1897, Shenton's mill 1835, Albany Bell castle 1914, Tranby House 1836, Freemason's Hall Subiaco 1929, Former teachers college Claremont 1902, Christ Church Claremont 1892, Former Congregational church Claremont 1895, MLC Claremont 1907, Guildford hotel 1886, Guildford post office 1897, Rose & Crown Guildford 1840, Midland town hall 1906, Woodbridge 1880s, Edward Millen House 1912, Broke Hill hotel 1898.
January: Skyworks, February-March: Arts festival. August: Avon Descent, September: Royal Show, Fashion festival, Perth hills wine show, Kings Park wildflower festival, New music festival.
Perth Council Building
Statue of a kangaroo
Burswood Casino
City skyline
Narrows Bridges
King's Park
Old Brewery
St. Mary's Cathedral
Aero Museum
Point Walter
Barrack Street jetty
Jet boats
London Court
Perth Mint
Old fire station
Town Hall
South Perth
Hay Street
Old Courthouse 1837
Government House
Inside Government House
Some of Perth's Lost heritage buildings:
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'The situation of the city is ideal, and the views of Perth from the top of Mt. Eliza, with the river winding through it and the tree capped ranges in the background challenges comparison with the most beautiful cities in the old or the new world.'
The Story of a Hundred Years. 1929.
When an
attempt was made to find a passage into the sheltered waters of Cockburn
Sound the Parmelia struck a hidden shoal where she was stranded for 18 hours
before being re-floated. HMS Challenger (Capt.
Fremantle) was already anchored in the sound so most passengers and
supplies were transferred to her. Two days of fierce winds followed and
Stirling made the decision to make landfall on Garden Island, instead of the
Kings Park is the largest inner city park in the world – larger even than Central Park in New York. It was the first park in Australia to be designated for public use (1872).
The origin of
the name Mt. Eliza seems to be disputed in various historical works with
some claiming that it was named in honour of
Eliza Burdett, sister of the
Rev. John Burdett Wittenoom
the first colonial
Chaplain who arrived in 1829 aboard the ship Swansted. Other sources claim
that James Stirling named Mt. Eliza after the wife of Governor Darling and
as he named the Darling Scarp in honour of Governor Darling it seems most
likely that Stirling did name Mt. Eliza after Darling's wife.
This led to dissatisfaction among many settlers and between 1830 and 1832 the population fell from 4,000 to around 1,500.
The main supporter and first Governor of the Swan River Colony (James Stirling) was granted large tracts of land in appreciation of his efforts. By October 1837, Stirling had had enough and resigned to return home to England. His wife (Ellen) had borne him no less than seven children (no TV back then) in the time they had been in W.A. and despite his large land holdings Stirling was never to return to the place he helped get started.
On his return to England he remained in the Royal Navy and commanded ships of the line such as the HMS Indus and HMS Howe. In 1851 he was made a Rear Admiral and served as Commander in Chief in China and the East Indies. He became a full Admiral in 1862.
Stirling had named the city on the Swan, Perth, after the Scottish city. He chose the name because Perth, Scotland was the birth place of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Sir George Murray. (There are reports that he originally favoured the name Hesperia – land looking west).
Perth was not initially a popular name, as Stirling (a Scot) was seen to be giving Scottish names (such as Cockburn, Dalrymple and Melville) to everything he saw. English settlers saw this as some sort of Scottish plot.
He is remembered in the names given to features around the state and a simple search through this book will see his name mentioned many times. Optimistic, headstrong and even rash, Stirling was none the less a major driving force in the establishment of Western Australia and we owe him a vote of thanks for his efforts.
It isn't well known today, but Perth and the surrounding suburbs stand on what was once an extensive system of wetlands. They were seen as useless swamps by the early settlers and most were drained or filled in. The railway station stands on what was once Lake Kingsford. The land under the GPO had timbers inserted to keep it stable and the post office stands on what was once the muddy shore of a lake. Basements of older shops (like Boans) that have since been demolished, used to have pumps to keep the water at bay. Even the Entertainment Centre stands on what was once Lake Irwin. It is estimated that 99% of the wetlands that used to exist near Perth have been lost forever and that at least 75% of those along the coastal strip are likewise gone.
The old Perth (pre 1970s) was a very conservative town and in some ways remained very backward looking. The visit of Queen Elizabeth II in 1954 generated a wave of patriotic pro-British sentiment that would be almost unthinkable today. The 1970s brought many changes and possibly the worst was the wholesale destruction of wonderful heritage buildings like the CML, the AMP and many wonderful old hotels. The rush for modernisation at any cost saw the city turned into a row of faceless, soulless sky-scrapers. Today very little remains of what was once fascinating architecture in the city centre.
(interesting) touristy things to do in Perth.
A visit to Perth might include some (or all) of our suggestions on what to see and what to do:
1. Perth Zoo. Small and compact but very interesting and informative. A good day out.
2. Perth Museum. Ok, so the museum does get a bit dated if you have been there a few times but for the new visitor to Perth it is worth spending a few hours there.
4. Fremantle Maritime Museum. Possibly more interesting than the main museum in Perth. A tour through the HMAS Ovens (submarine) should be on everyone's list.
5. Old Fremantle Prison. This is fascinating. The prison has great historical significance and tours here are very worth while.
6. Aviation Museum. Maintained by the RAAF and volunteers this musem preserves some of our important aviation history.
7. AQWA (Hillary's). The Aquarium of W.A.
8. Cohunu Wildlife Park (Byford). A good place to get up close and personal with many species of Australian wildlife.
9. King's Park. You haven't been to Perth until you have gone up to Mt. Eliza and taken a photo of the city from near the war memorial.
11. Armadale Reptile Centre. Interesting and informative. Worth the drive out to Armadale to get up close to some of our many reptile species.
(Note. We do not accept payment to recommend places to see, the places we list are the ones WE think are worth while and have been to ourselves.)
Government House
The original Government House built for James Stirling was built in 1838 but proved to be inadequate. Construction started in 1859 on a new building and the work was completed in 1863.
The first Governor to take up residence was Gov. Hampton. In 1867 a banqueting hall had been added and a ballroom added in 1899.
Government House is only occasionally open to the public.
The role of the Governor was once critical to the functioning of government in Western Australia but in recent times the role is largely ceremonial.
One of the little known facts about Government House is that there is a drop down door that was used to partition off the Governor's study. This door could be lowered if more room was needed for various functions and raised when the Governor wanted privacy in his study. The door still exists although it can only be seen in the cellar. Today a large double sided bookcase blocks the area the door once occupied.
A few interesting facts:
Perth is also the most beautiful city in the world. If you don't believe me then pay us a visit and see for yourself.
Heritage Trails
Supreme Court Gardens to east side of the city the Old Perth Boys School to
west side of the city. Approx 4.5Km.
East Perth: Starts at Queens Gardens. Approx 4.5Km.
Northbridge: Starts at Perth Cultural Centre. Approx 3Km.
West Perth: Starts at the old observatory. Approx 2.5Km.
Tall tales and true: First across
In a scene reminiscent of the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (many years later) at the opening ceremony of the first Causeway bridge John Stephen Maley galloped his horse across the bridge and stole the Governor's thunder by being the first to cross the new structure after it was officially opened.
For even more info check out the Western Australia Traveller's Guide
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Follow the Stars Home
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Newly married to charming Mark McCune (Eric Close), Dianne Parker (Kimberly Williams) soon becomes pregnant. What should be a happy occasion turns to dismay when they discover that their daughter will be born with genetic defects. Refusing to care for such a child, Mark abandons Dianne and the baby. As time passes, Dianne manages to care for her daughter (Amanda Fein, Caitlin Fein) with the help of her mother (Blair Brown) and Mark's brother (Campbell Scott), who has always loved her.
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Oven-baked risotto
Cook this simple storecupboard risotto in the oven while you get on with something else – the result is still wonderfully creamy
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal517
- fat20g
- saturates10g
- carbs63g
- sugars0g
- fibre2g
- protein22g
- salt3.38g
- 250g pack smoked bacon, chopped into small pieces
- 1 onion, chopped
Onions are endlessly versatile and an essential ingredient in countless recipes. Native to Asia…
- 25g butter
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 300g risotto rice
Risotto rice
To create an authentic creamy Italian risotto, the use of specialist rice is imperative. It…
- half a glass of white wine (optional)
- 150g pack cherry tomatoes, halved
- 700ml hot chicken stock (from a cube is fine)
- 50g Parmesan, grated
Parmesan is a straw-coloured hard cheese with a natural yellow rind and rich, fruity flavour. It…
Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Fry the bacon pieces in an ovenproof pan or casserole dish for 3-5 mins until golden and crisp. Stir in the onion and butter and cook for 3-4 mins until soft. Tip in the rice and mix well until coated. Pour over the wine if using and cook for 2 mins until absorbed.
Add the cherry tomatoes and the hot stock, then give the rice a quick stir. Cover with a tightly fitting lid and bake for 18 mins until just cooked. Stir through most of the Parmesan and serve sprinkled with the remainder.
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My children love this risotto and it really is easy - It would not serve 4 hungry adults but is perfect for a quick after school tea. I would add that it has never cooked in 18 minutes and I usually take it out of the oven after 18 mins and give it a stir and pop back in for another 10 but everyone's ovens are different!
Gorgeous! Risotto is one of my favourite things & wish I had found this recipe ages ago! I made mine with butternut squash which I roasted at Gas 6 while I prepared all other ingredients. I also added chopped chorizo and garlic, fried until golden. Like many others I cooked it for about 25 minutes. Will definitely be using the basic recipe and adding any leftovers in fridge! Makes 4 small portions or 3 large :-)
I feel like I'm giving everything good reviews at the moment but this was truly another fantastic recipe. I halved the recipe as i was making for 2 and it worked perfectly. I didn't have any parmesan so used emmental instead. Served with crustry bread and topped with a few fresh basil leaves and some black pepper. Delish! Looking forward to making this again.
First time I have tried oven baked risotto. Great! Didn`t use bacon though, bit of garlic and stirred through small amount of smoked salmon trimmings just before serving, could use tinned salmon, tuna, prawns etc., great served hot or cold as a starter or just a nice big bowlful with a glass of wine when the girls come round!!
Fantastic recipe, quick and easy to make, i have always stayed away from making risotto has it seemed to time consuming, so this was a great starting point for me it was nom nom! my hubby and daughter wolfed it down! i served it with honeymustard glazed pork chops, I did find it needed a little longer in the oven than the stated time but after 25 minutes it was cooked i will be making it again soon.
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i,m 53 ,looking for a weeks insurance for riding and mega race.any hints or ins people to try? wonder if saga would do race ins?.....cheers
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what cheap insurance for mega please?
Tried Dogtags? Worked well for me and others over the years, feel lucky I've not needed it mind
or 'what good value insurance for the mega'?
snowcard are good.
try the BMC's insurance - it's not just for climbers and it's the only one i use now. fair terms, giood vfm and well-backed for alpine activity.
I used snowcard, but never had to claim - I did a bit of research and apparently they are good about paying out though. If you want to actually be insured, and actually get the money if needed, I don't think it's going to be that cheap - downhill mountain biking competition is pretty high risk for injuries.
I was fully insured with SnowCard for all the Megas I have competed in (the correct level for Mountain Bike, then the add on for DH racing IIRC)
I smashed my hand up once and they paid without a peep; sent the claim form and I got a cheque. Simple as that.
I used SnowCard too. Never had to claim (luckily), but I'd heard good things about them
ta everyone. will checkout and go for it....
jameso - what level of cover did you get from BMC? Looking for cover for alps trip with DH riding but not racing.
dogtag, and you get a cool, well.... dogtag
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Photography Meets Rube Goldberg
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Amazing! So much skill and patience went into this. I loved how they had Mario in animated form jumping on the Mac screen, while the physical Mario traveled behind the actual screen. Unbelievable!
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An important part of the post draft process for Pete Carroll and John Schneider is recruiting undrafted players to sign with the Seattle Seahawks.
Earlier in the week, I highlighted 12 offensive undrafted free agent prospects to watch for Seattle.
What about defense?
The Seahawks drafted one defensive lineman, and have as many as six free agents at the position; they need undrafted talent. Furthermore, the Seahawks would surely appreciate another press corner to throw into the mix. Does the undrafted free agent pool hold any solutions?
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