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Shayne Wiebe's professional hockey career is ready for takeoff in the Winnipeg Jets' organization.
The Jets have signed the 21-year-old Brandonite to an American Hockey League deal, likely ticketing him to start his first pro season with Winnipeg's affiliate in St. John's, N.L.
"It's pretty exciting," said Wiebe, who wrapped up his Western Hockey League career by notching 44 goals and 65 points last season as the captain of the Brandon Wheat Kings. "Just knowing where you're going to go is kind of a relieving thing and especially with a team like the Jets, that's a big honour, too."
Wiebe is thrilled to be in the system of Manitoba's new National Hockey League team and he's equally impressed by the Jets' commitment to local players. Since arriving in Winnipeg, the Jets have acquired former Wheat Kings sniper Eric Fehr of Winkler and signed Winnipeggers Derek Meech and Kevin Clark, who both played in the AHL last season.
"It's not only good for the players, it's going to help (the Jets) out, too, with people coming to the games," Wiebe said. "Watching games is always more intriguing when you know somebody or know a friend of a friend. It's definitely exciting to watch that team and I think it'll not only help their team, but guys will love it and enjoy playing in their home province."
After Wiebe finished his season with the Wheat Kings, the 6-foot-0, 190-pound left-winger joined the AHL's Connecticut Whale for the rest of their campaign, getting into a single game. It wasn't a long stint, but he believes it gives him a good heads-up about what to expect as a rookie.
"Any little bit can help that you get in and I think going down there really showed me what it's like and I kinda got the roots a little bit," he said.
Among the things he learned during that stint with the pro club is the kind of work he's going to have to put in to make a good impression with the Jets come training camp.
"It's pretty nice knowing that they want me to play there, (but) you can't really take anything for granted," he said. "You've got to go in there and still prove that you can be there and you want to be there and try and work your way up."
PLANTE SIGNS DEAL: Brandonite Tyler Plante has signed a new contract with the NHL's Florida Panthers.
The 24-year-old goalie has played four seasons in Florida's system after being chosen by the Panthers in the second round of the 2005 NHL draft.
He played 35 AHL games last season with the Rochester Americans, going 13-17-2 with a 3.12 goals-against average and a .909 save percentage.
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Server Side Code
Server side is the code that resides at web server.
For every client request code is executed at server side and result is send to the client in simple HTML format.
Performance is lower than client side code due to server round trips.
Client cannot see the business logic though it is stored on server.
Client Side Code
Client side code is reside at client's browser itself. It is executed at client side only. User can easily see the code by View - > Source option.
It is generally used in validation form like text field is empty or not, email address validation etc. It is faster than server side code.
server side code is responsible to execute and provide the executed code to the browser at the client side. the executed code may be either in XML or Plain HTML. the executed code only have the values or the results that are executed on the server. The clients browser executes the HTML code and displays the result.
where as the client side code executes at client side and displays the result in its browser. it the client side core consist of certain functions that are to be executed on server then it places request to the server and the server responses as the result in form of HTML.
Hope this helps
- #286703Servide side codes are execute in the Server(IIS).
Client side code are execute in the Browser(IE,FireFox,etc..)
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- #286822Difference..
Client-Side Code..
1.Client side validation done at browser.
2.Object created by browser is called client side control.
3.Mandatatory fields checking are done in client side.
Server-Side Code..
1.Server side validation done on server side controls.
2.Object created by server is called Server side control.
3.Login userid and password checking are done in server side.
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- #286833Understanding the difference between "Client Side" and "Server Side"
We get so many inane questions that revolve around this subject that I decided to try and be more helpful by providing a sort of "reference" document that will enable people who may be confused to read up a bit and save everybody some time. In fact, its more of a selfish move on our part, since now if I can get most of the information into this document, then the next time somebody asks another one of these questions, all we have to do is point them to this article.
First, the simple explanation:
Server side is when the server is being used to process something. Script or code that is run on the server does NOT appear on or in the web page that is sent to your browser -- the web page that your browser receives is only the RESULT of the script or database code or processing that happened on the server.
Now let's say you have a textbox in a web page and you want to use client side code to make something happen. For example, every time somebody types another letter in a text field, you want to go out and search your database and come back and fill a listbox with the closest matches. Can you do this with client side code?
Client side code triggering Server Side processing
Well, yes and no. Remember the page doesn't have any further connection with the server that sent it to the browser. However the client side code CAN cause, for example, a form on the page to activate its submit method, and if the ACTION atttribute of the form points to a page that will receive the form posts and generate the return data, it can be done. However too many people continue to make the fallacious assumption that some client - side event, such as selecting a listbox item, or the onblur event of leaving the focus from one control is going to enable them to get server - side code or events to run. What it MAY do is create a post or "postback" event. This really means we have made a NEW TRIP to the webserver with some specific information that the SERVER SIDE code is prepared to react to, and it will regenerate the page and send it back to the browser. With Smartnavigation and other features, it may appear the page has not really been reloaded, but 99% of the time, it has.
The only exception to the above is when we use COM components from the CLIENT, such as XMLHTTP, to issue their own GET or POST action to a receiving web page on the SERVER, which sends back new information. The component receives this without a page reload, and using DHTML, we can update client-side DOM items in the page. Another technique is to use hidden IFRAMES to perform similar actions "behind the scenes" and receive data. However, the data must be requested from the same domain the page was requested from, or security restrictions will prevent our access to the data in the IFRAME. Newer implementations of "Remote Scripting", which was invented by Microsoft about 1998 are using the term "AJAX". This is just a buzzword for remote scripting or "Script Callbacks" which are now built into ASP.NET 2.0.
- #286841Hi,
Server side code will be executed in server side and the client side code will be executed in Client side ie in client browser.
Server side code is a compiled code it is compiled by vb.net or c# compiler where as the client code are not it should be supported by browser.
When we validate the controls in serverside it will take time to get the response and post the pages.
client side code will be validated by the browser itself so it will not take time. without post back client side code will validate.
Client side code will be usually added between
and the server side code will be added in code behind in .aspx.vb or .aspx.cs file.
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HAYWARD, Calif.— Colorado State (7-16, 2-3 WWPA) began its California weekend with a challenging day against WWPA foe Cal State East Bay, losing the pairing, 13-8, Friday evening.
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The game began neck-and-neck, with both teams scoring five times in the opening period. In the second quarter the Rams fell behind the Pioneers, letting East Bay's four scores go unanswered.
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The Rams fell further behind in the third frame, with one goal to the Pioneers' four, which brought the score to 13-6. In the final period, CSU scored twice in the while holding East Bay scoreless to bring the final score to 13-8.
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In ISO 9000:1994 there was a provision for positive recall ( I think in clause 126.96.36.199)
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I'm not sure about the term "positive recall" but Q9001:2000 states in 8.3 Control of Nonconforming Product the following: When nonconforming product is detected after delivery or use has started, the organization shall take action appropriate to the effects, or potential effects, of the nonconformity." Hope this helps.
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This pertains to customer supplied product which is taken up for processing eg.raw material. This need to be tested before processing. In case of positive recall this cane be taken up for processing and positively identified in case if it does not conform to the requirements. As of now I am not sure of the ISO 9000:1994 clause which uses the word "positive recall". I shall check and post it later
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I'm presuming that Positive Recall = Positive identification in case of recall.
ISO 9001:1994 126.96.36.199 "Where incoming product is released for urgent production purposes prior to verification, it shall be positively identified and recorded in order to permit immediate recall and replacement in the event of nonconformity to specified requirements."
Per the matrix in Q9001-2000 (Table B.1) the applicable clause is now 8.2.4; which does not have the same requirement. Other clause areas that apply to 1994 4.10 element are 7.1, 7.4.3, 7.5.1, and 8.2.3 (this from matrix provided in "ISO 9000:2000 In a Nutshell" by Jeanne Ketola and Kathy Roberts).
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President Obama Calls California Drought 'National Concern'
President Barack Obama has promised about $170 million in aid to help California, saying that the drought in California is a nationwide concern.
The comments made in Los Banos, Calif., were similar in sentiment to the things he said at the town hall style meeting in California. He says that this isn't just a problem for California to deal with, it is a national problem.
"California is our biggest economy. California is our biggest agricultural producer. So what happens here, matters to every working American, right down to the cost of food that you put on your table," Obama said.
Obama announced new funding made available to help with the drought conditions, including:
- $100 million in livestock disaster assistance for California ranchers
- $60 million has been made available to food banks to help families economically impacted by the drought.
- $5 million for the most extreme and exceptional drought areas in California.
- $5 million for targeted Emergency Watershed Protection for to the most drought impacted areas of California to protect vulnerable soils.
- $3 million in Emergency Water Assistance Grants for rural communities experiencing water shortages.
President Obama also pointed out that more droughts are in store for California in the future, and the trends are going to get worse until we make a real effort to combat carbon pollution.
"One thing that is undeniable, is that changing temperatures influence drought in at least three ways:
No. 1. More rain falls in extreme downfalls, so more water is lost to runoff than captured for use.
No. 2. More precipitationin the mountains falls as rain rather than snow, so rivers run dry earlier in the year.
No. 3. Soil and reservoirs lose more water to evaporation throughout the year," he said.
If the U.S. needs to combat carbon pollution, or this trend is going to get worse, he said.
The President says that we have to stop waiting for these disasters, and start looking for a way to prevent and prepare for them before they happen.
Obama again said that we need to change the way that we approach water use, from farmers, to industry, to residential.
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Hear Obama's remarks on the drought situation in California and what the government plans to do to help.
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President Obama spoke in a town hall-style meeting to representative of ag, labor, water, and hunger organizations.
President Obama remarked that he "came here mostly to listen," to the people being affected most by the drought.
The president joked about making it back home in time for Valentine's Day, but then the tone of the meeting grew much more serious.
He is concerned that climate chance is very serious and that Americans should expect longer, harder droughts in the future.
"Water has been seen as a zero sum game: agriculture against urban, north against south," he said. We're going to have to figure out how to play a different game."
President Obama said that because California produces so much of the food for the nation, there is a huge concern across the county about the state's drought.
He also addressed climate change and global warming, saying that a plan needs to be created now on how the dwindling resources should be used.
"We can't afford years of litigation and no action," he said.
Obama said he believes that the drought is really part of the broader issue of climate change, comparing the drought in California with hurricanes along the Atlantic Ocean.
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PHOTOS: President Obama Lands in California
2:30 p.m.
At about 2:42 p.m. Air Force one touched down in Fresno. Soon after, the President exited the aircraft and headed to the Marine helicopter that was standing by. Marine One then took the president to Firebaugh, a community just north of Fresno that has been hit particularly hard by the drought conditions.
Here is video of the press awaiting the President's arrival.
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During his visit today, the President will announce significant new efforts the Administration is taking to support and offer relief to those feeling the pain of the drought the most -- Californians.
Here's what the President and his administration have in store:
- $100 million in livestock disaster assistance for California ranchers
- $60 million has been made available to food banks to help families economically impacted by the drought.
- $5 million for the most extreme and exceptional drought areas in California.
- $5 million for targeted Emergency Watershed Protection for to the most drought impacted areas of California to protect vulnerable soils.
- $3 million in Emergency Water Assistance Grants for rural communities experiencing water shortages.
In line with the emergency drought declaration by Gov. Jerry Brown in January, Obama has directed all federal agencies in California to cut back on water usage. This includes a delay on water use for all new and non-necessary landscaping projects on federal land, and also putting a doubled emphasis on long-term water reduction projects that were already in the works.
Obama has also asked that the Department of the Interior work with water contractors and communities to adjust deadlines for key water projects and to give water contractors flexibility when it comes to meeting water obligations, as long as they remain within key environmental safeguards.
NOAA, the EPA and the Bureau of Reclamation and the Department of Fish and Wildlife are working to water problems worsened or caused by the state's record-breaking drought.
The President is also putting an emphasis on strengthening climate resilience efforts. To do this, he is including a $1 billion Climate Resilience Fund in his 2015 budget plan, which will be released next month. With the $1 billion, the Obama administration hopes to fund climate change research and help communities better prepare for climate change.
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President Obama is expected to arrive in Fresno at about 2:30 p.m., along with Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein. They will meet California Governor Jerry Brown when they get here.
From the airport, they will take a helicopter ride to a roundtable meeting of farmers and community leaders in Firebaugh.
After that, the plan is to take a tour of a Los Banos farm that was hit particularly hard by the weather and lack of water.
How bad are things in the Central Valley, a half-million acres of what is usually tomatoes and other vegetables, will be left unplanted this season.
Hear Mike Simpson's full report:
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Obama's visit is expected to bring relief funding, in addition to what we've already seen in the past few weeks. It is estimated that an additional $170 could be coming our way.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has been ordered to speed up disaster assistance grants to ranchers.
"Normally this process takes anywhere from six to eight months, the president is going to direct us to get it done within 60 days," Vilsack said.
There will also be millions of dollars allotted to conservation efforts, watershed protection and food banks for workers affected by the drought.
Hear Mike Simpson's full report:
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President Barack Obama will travel to Fresno today to highlight federal efforts aimed at helping California through its severe drought.
The president is expected to take an aerial tour of the Central Valley before meeting with farmers that have been hit hard by the dry weather.
Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein and Fresno Congressman Jim Costa will be in tow.
The visit comes as Capitol Hill takes an interest in the water crisis. Republicans in the House passed a bill Wednesday to lift some environmental restrictions on water use, and Democrats in the Senate have authored a competing measure.
Governor Jerry Brown has met with administration officials on the subjects of drought and climate change and may also be in attendance for the President Obama's visit.
Check back with NewsRadio KFBK AM1530 and 93.1FM and kfbk.com throughout the day for updates on this story.


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Marvin Mitchell
Mitchell at the 2010 Saints Super Bowl parade
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|Date of birth:
|October 21, 1984
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|Norfolk, Virginia
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|249 lb (113 kg)
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Marvin Mitchell (born October 21, 1984) is an American football linebacker who is currently a free agent of the National Football League. He was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the seventh round of the 2007 NFL Draft. He played college football at Tennessee.
Mitchell has also played for the Miami Dolphins.
Early years[edit]
Mitchell attended Lake Taylor High School in Norfolk, Virginia,[1] where he was an all-district selection on both sides of the ball, playing tight end on offense.[2] He also played basketball, ran track and threw shot put.[2]
Mitchell attended the University of Tennessee, where he played on the school's football team. Though scheduled to redshirt his freshman year, Mitchell played due to injuries to other players.[3] Mitchell missed the 2004 season stemming from an injury suffered while practicing for the Peach Bowl the previous year.[2][3]
On May 1, 2006, Mitchell was arrested in Knoxville, Tennessee, and charged with disorderly conduct.[4][5] He was suspended indefinitely from the team, but allowed to return after reaching an agreement with prosecutors.[3]
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New Orleans Saints[edit]
After being drafted in the seventh round of the 2007 draft, Mitchell was signed to a three-year contract on June 18, 2007, and was assigned to the practice squad. Due to an injury to Scott Fujita,[6][7] Mitchell was brought up from the practice squad and made his NFL debut on October 7, 2007, against the Carolina Panthers.[8][9]
Miami Dolphins[edit]
Mitchell signed with the Miami Dolphins on August 15, 2011.
Minnesota Vikings[edit]
Mitchell signed with the Minnesota Vikings on April 10, 2012.[10]
- ^ Marvin Mitchell Profile, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ a b c Marvin Mitchell Player Page, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ a b c Marvin Mitchell - NFL Draft Tracker, ESPN.com, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ Low, Chris, Fulmer Blasts Team After Player's Arrest (– Scholar search), retrieved 2007-10-21[dead link][dead link]
- ^ "Notes: Big East adds Birmingham Bowl to lineup", USA Today, USA Today, 2006-05-02, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ Duncan, Jeff, Saints-Panthers pre-game notes, New Orleans Times-Picayune, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ First Look: The New Orleans Saints, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ Kasay kicks Carolina over struggling Saints, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, retrieved 2007-10-21[dead link]
- ^ Holder, Larry, Saints notes - Bush rates himself harshly, The Charlotte Observer, archived from the original (– Scholar search) on October 11, 2007, retrieved 2007-10-21
- ^ Vikings Sign LB Marvin Mitchell


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Sail Date: November 28, 2011
Reviewed: 3 years ago
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Room Type: Balcony
This was my first 14 night Transatlantic Cruise. I was not sure how I would do with 7 days in a row at sea. It turned out that I enjoyed the sea days. The ship had a good floor plan and is easy to get around, beautiful and elegant modern ship. Cabins are nice with clean lines and lots of storage. For a ship bathroom it was very nice, good size with lots of drawers for storage.
The ship had a great guest speaker that gave the history of the rise and fall of U-boats during WWII. The speaker was a WWII British Commander. The Glass show was interesting to see also. I did not go to any of the nightly shows. The music groups that played were good.
The food in the MDR was great, best cruise ship food I have had. Buffet food was good. Rooms service was MDR quality food but was slow.
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|Be sure to have lunch in town, the food and pastry in France are great. Everybody was nice to us and spoke English except for a lady in a tobacko shop
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|The Gaudi tour was well worth the money.
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|Lush beautiful island. The Wine and Cheese tour takes you in a trip up the the volcanic lakes first.
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'Palm Springs BUZZ' slated to begin in November
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - At Wednesday night's meeting, the Palm Springs City Council unanimously approved a new shuttle service that will transport residents and visitors around the city for free.
The new Compressed Natural Gas-powered trolley is called the 'Palm Springs Buzz'. It's being funded by Measure J and PS Resorts.
According to the officials, the Palm Springs Buzz is slated to begin in November and it will run every 15 minutes on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It will run from the Parker Palm Springs to Racquet Club Road, traveling along Palm Canyon Drive and Indian Canyon Drive so residents and visitors can shed their vehicles.
City officials said the new social transportation experience is sure to create some major 'BUZZ' thanks to a colorful design with a mid-century modern flair that will perfectly capture the iconic style of Palm Springs.
The city is still deciding between three proposed designs.
"The PS BUZZ represents the city's next step in its continued evolution as the premiere resort destination in Southern California," said Mayor Steve Pougnet. "It will allow residents and visitors alike to move conveniently from our exciting uptown and downtown to the swingin' south end along with the up-and-coming north end."
News Channel 3 and CBS Local 2 reported on the free shuttle service when it was first proposed in May. Residents we spoke to were excited about the idea becoming a reality.
"We have a lot of tourists and that will cut down on traffic, not only that, the people that are indulging in alcohol would also have a way to and from and up and down," said Katrina Parham, who lives in Desert Hot Springs.


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Once the Queen, always the Queen.
Or so I thought.
Crissy Moran porn star is still better than me, as is that stupid doll from 1968.
Don't even get me started on the antique store.
We cannot have this. We cannot be #6 on Google, you guys.
So, yes.
I'M BACK. I'd like to say that I'm also new and improved, but we all know that's bullshit. I'm 38 and I'm tired.
I'd love to say there are so many changes and fun things to tell you about, but that's also bullshit. Everything is almost exactly the same as it was except there are no longer dicks growing in our mulch. I know you're all sad to hear about that and you were hoping for fresh pictures of that after staring at the same blog post for an eternity.
I've gotten letters about that dick-in-the-mulch post.
Not all of them were favorable, Queefies.
Some people were actually becoming tired of looking at that picture, unbelievable as it may seem.
Anyway, you don't have to look at it any more, persnickety Queefies.
is three (!) now and Girlfriend is seven
so maybe I can have a little head space to share with you.
As I write this I've had to stop eleven millionty times (twice) to clean up spilled mac and cheese (I called the dogs over and they cleaned it up) and wiped an ass (I told Homeslice to do it herself. It did not go well and I had to clean the walls and the toilet seat, the sink area…and her hair.).
It's been nearly impossible to write a post and I've tried, Queefies.
Somebody said I should write a made up story about where I've been all this time, but you know. I've been on Facebook.
And pictures of my ass have been on Flickr.
I wonder who put THOSE there…
Anyway, I'm looking forward to Homeslice going to preschool because I'm going to have a different perspective on it all. Last time, with Girlfriend, I had the perspective of a humble Library Lady.
Now, I'm a Mrs. Fancypants with a Fancy Lady job from which, to everyone's surprise, I have not yet been fired from for saying "motherfucker."
I know they're still scared every time they bring me in front of a client. They have every motherfucking right to be, you guys.
I wonder, will I find the Escalade Pajama Cunts as irksome as I had last time? Having a nanny myself, will I judge the Mrs. Fancypants' as harshly as I had before when someone loudly introduces their "NEW NANNY?"
Will I look down on the stay-at-home mothers?
Will I offer them Xanax?
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How is/should/could digital technology change the Ph.D. program in the humanities?
Tanya Roth's great Hacking the Academy post on "Hacking the Dissertation" pushed me to think through how one might hack graduate training. Roth has seen the light on the other side of ADB (all but dissertation) and she does a good job rethinking the dissertation process. I, however, have just passed through two years of course work and I am now staring down the barrel of four exam lists and comprehensive exams in October.
From this position in the middle of my own specific degree program in American Religious Cultures in the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory, I want to offer a few modest suggestions for hacking the Ph.D. degree. For most of these suggestions I rely a lot on my own experiences in my own program/university so I'm hoping to hear more from people other places.


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The SEC Men's Golf Championships will be held Friday through Sunday at Sea Island Golf Club on Sea Island. Rob Matre, an accomplished golf photographer, shared with us a hole-by-hole look at the course. Take a look -- and it will make you wish you were a golfer from the SEC.
By Whitney Tarpy
Current and former Bulldogs recently put together a home run derby for a good cause. "Swinging for Shepherd" took place on Sunday, April 1 at softball's Jack Turner Stadium following the conclusion of the game against Florida. Kristyn Sandberg, Alisa Goler, Tori Moody, Dallas Lee, Anne Marie Armstrong, Jasmine James, Emilie Burger, Mary Katelyn Williams, Laura Guest, Will Dyer, & Meghan Purvis helped put the event together while participants included Goler, Taylor Schlopy, Bri Hesson, Tori Moody and Ben Jones as well as former Gator softball player Francesca Enea.
The event also included a silent auction with most items being signed apparel. Ranging from game worn cleats, batting gloves and jerseys, the John Hancocks included lots of softball greats like Jennie Finch, Jessica Mendoza, Cat Osterman and more.
Though former Gator Enea technically won the derby, everybody who helped with this great cause was the real winner. Between each hitter having two sponsors at $5 a hit, percentage night at YoDawgs, auction items and outside donations, they raised over $2,100 dollars for the Shepherd Center.
In this edition of the Between The Hedges Q&A, we check in with former men's tennis standout Drake Bernstein - who is now the assistant women's tennis coach at the University of Alabama. Bernstein was back in town with the Crimson Tide for last Friday's dual match, and we caught up with the All-SEC and career 100-match winner.
BtH: So this is your first season spent out of Athens, and Winder even before that--how does it feel coming back?
Bernstein: It's good. This place is still home in a lot of ways, being around the courts especially. It's different from being on the other side of it, both coaching and not being at Georgia.
BtH: Definitely must have a different feel not being here. What do you miss most about Athens?
Bernstein: This tennis center, probably. I've spent a lot of time here, growing up watching the matches, learning the tradition, and then getting to be a part of it. That's the most special thing for me. Everything else is great, but this is the first place I go when I come back and what stands out for me.
BtH: How's being a coach somewhere else treating you?
Bernstein: It's awesome, I love it. We've got a really good team, all hard workers and good listeners. The best part for me has been the head coach, Jenny Mainz, who has help me so much. She's been so patient, took a chance on hiring a younger guy for a women's team, and she's made it really easy for me to coach.
BtH: What's your favorite part of coaching, as opposed to playing?
Bernstein: Maybe that I get the chance to affect more than one court at once. Obviously when you play, you try to be supportive of the guys on the courts next to you, but now I can actually give insight and influence multiple courts at once. Hopefully you can help get more than just one point for the team.
BtH: You still miss playing, right?
Bernstein: Yeah, totally. All these big matches stuck at three-all, you really wish you were out there playing. I do miss it, but the time that I had here was special, and I got plenty of it in.
BtH: How do you think Manny [Diaz] has helped you prepare for this transition from player to coach?
Bernstein: Manny's one of the best, if not the best, coaches in college. He and [Associate Head Coach] Will Glenn showed me about what it takes to coach, how to handle a team. We never overlooked anybody, nor did we give anybody too much respect. You try to play all the matches the same. And Jenny's the same way--treat every match as if it's any other match when you play. Another thing about Manny is he gave me good perspective about how important it was at the end of the day. If you lose a tennis match, or win one, the world's not going to end. He's done that for me and I hope I can do the same for these girls.
BtH: You might have an opportunity to come back here next month for the NCAA Championships. What would that mean to you?
Bernstein: Yeah, we've got a good shot with a good team. It's been their goal since the beginning of the year to be here in May, and as we're ranked now we're in, but there's a lot of tennis we've got to play between now and then. Hopefully we can move up in the rankings instead of kind of hanging out where we're at and cement ourselves here.
BtH: Thanks a bunch. Good luck!
-By Eliot Beckham
In this edition of the Behind The Hedges Q&A, we sat down with Director of Event Management Christie Purks. With two degrees from UGA and with her vast experience including serving as the meet director of the 2001 and 2008 NCAA Gymnastics Championships in Athens, Purks has just about seen and done it all in her time in the UGAAA.
BtH: So you're the Director of Event Management - could you take us through your average day?
Purks: Well...
BtH: Is there no such thing as an average day?
Purks: That would be very true. There's a lot of variety--you can kind of put my job into two categories: one is the daily planning that involves being in the office, drafting memos and having meetings, and then the other portion is when I'm out at the events, at the tennis or basketball court. Those days are more troubleshooting and problem-solving, taking care of issues as they come up as opposed to the planning of the other category.
BtH: Do you have a favorite subpart of either part?
Purks: I like being out of the office. There's a lot of variety, you come in contact with lots of different people. It's not that it's easier, because you're dealing with problems, but I do enjoy being out. I would not do well sitting behind a desk every day, so that's one reason why I've kind of been drawn to this job.
BtH: How did you come to be at UGA?
Purks: I have two degrees from the University--I was a Public Relations major as an undergrad and later got my graduate degree in Sport Administration. I had the good fortune one summer as an undergrad to work for the athletic department as a student intern. That got my foot in the door and gave me the opportunity to meet Lewis Gainey, who at the time was the Assistant Athletic Director for Event Management. When I got done with classes for my graduate degree, I needed an internship to complete the program. Lewis offered one to me helping plan a swimming and diving national championship and, once I was done, offered me a full time job.
BtH: You've coordinated several other national championships across a variety of sports, right?
Purks: I have! I tell students who come talk with me that that's what I consider myself most fortunate for being able to work at Georgia, because we host a lot of postseason events. Many institutions just don't have the resources, either staff-wise or financially, to be able to host these kinds of events, but the University of Georgia has always taken pride in hosting postseason events so I feel like I've actually been given the opportunity to plan big events on a big stage at UGA. Maybe my favorite - well, I shouldn't say favorite - maybe the largest event I've gotten to handle was the 2008 Women's Gymnastics National Championship.
BtH: Which Georgia won.
Purks: We did win, which is always nice.
BtH: When you say it's not your favorite, is it because you have a different one, or because you're not going to pick favorites?
Purks: I won't pick favorites. I've done two gymnastics championships, two swimming and diving national championships, and a tennis one, too. They're all different and unique and come with their own stories. But that one was by far the largest I've had to coordinate and put on.
BtH: What's the hardest part--is it that kind of size and scale?
Purks: That's one part of it--with the gymnastics, we tried very hard to replicate the way it's done at the Olympics, with the gymnasts competing on podiums that had to be constructed from scratch. It brought about lots of different challenges for the facility, we had to build the platforms and rearrange seating in the arena. Way different than a regular season gymnastics meet.
BtH: A lot of tough logistics and planning must go into these events. What's something you like to do to relax, your favorite part of Athens?
Purks: Well, I grew up in Atlanta, so I do like the big city life, but it's replicated really well for scale here. And Athens has a lot of great restaurants, that's definitely my favorite part. But I also went to school here and loved it, and I just feel like I'm one of the fortunate ones who got to hang around.
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IMHO, go with that SAK. All things considered, the UKPK is pricey and considering you will not be there long...
However, the UKPK could easily be re-sold as Spyderco's tend to hold their value...you may not get what you paid for it, but then again, who knows? Some Constable might be willing to shell out some Euro's for it!
Again, re-read first sentence. Just my two cents.
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All three of this week's top dresses have straps—and you might even be able to wear a regular bra with two of them!
I know I've shown you the bottom dress on Save the Date before, but I couldn't possibly do a round up V-neck dresses and not re-share it. It's too exquisite! And I bet it looks insanely gorgeous on the dance floor. Here it is, along with my other two faves:
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How to Help Africa Help Itself
By Pete Engardio
As President George W. Bush completes his July 7-12 swing through impoverished African nations, he is encountering a continent whose economic and social problems are so immense it's hard to tell where to begin. Even in the two areas where the Bush Administration is putting its emphasis -- fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic and quelling civil war in Liberia -- critics complain the U.S. is doing far too little to make a real difference.
But another Bush action that has received little fanfare holds great promise for making a dent in African poverty. On June 19, Bush signed a law authorizing $375 million in fiscal 2003 and 2004 for institutions that dispense tiny loans of $50 and up to poor people who want to start businesses. Many of these "microloans" are targeted for Africa. The sum is a $65 million increase over existing levels for those two years, and the bill directs the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to ensure that most of the money reaches the world's poorest.
That may sound like chump change, considering that 166 million people in Africa are desperately poor. But from Bolivia to Indonesia to Uganda, microlending programs are proving that small sums can dramatically lift living standards. In the past five years, the number of such banks has tripled to 2,200 and now reach 52 million people around the world, by one estimate.
Says Katherine McKee, director of micro-enterprise development at USAID: "In every part of the world, in widely varying circumstances, people have found ways to make microcredit work." If the added U.S. funds are spent wisely and are used to get other nations to cough up, that impact could eventually be enormous.
The aim of microcredit is to foster sustainable economic activity at the grassroots. Typically, a microcredit bank lends about $100 for four months. To help ensure that the interest-bearing loans are repaid, the microcredits provide business and bookkeeping expertise. Upon repayment, the fledgling entrepreneurs get fresh loans. In Bangladesh, where microcredit was pioneered in the 1970s, hundreds of thousands of enterprises started with microloans have helped generate 5%-a-year economic growth for the past decade.
Such successes have prompted similar programs in Africa. In Uganda, a country Bush visited, 245,000 families have borrowed from village banks run by international and local agencies. The money has been used to start everything from rabbit farms to grocery stores. Microlenders "are reaching more people than Uganda's entire commercial banking sector," says Lawrence Yanovitch, policy director for the Foundation for International Community Assistance (FINCA), which runs a global network of microcredit banks, including one in Uganda.
This isn't to say that all money thrown at microcredit pays off. In fact, only a handful of the thousands of startups are big enough and sufficiently well-managed to stand on their own -- without constant infusions of charity. Dispensing and tracking tiny loans consumes lots of time and labor. As a result, despite high rates of repayment, few microcredit banks make money.
The ultimate goal is to make these banks financially sustainable so they can reach many more people. Already, some microcredits have become sufficiently experienced and efficient to make a profit while still catering to the poor. Some are even raising capital on the open market. A bank started by FINCA in Uganda has 36,000 clients borrowing an average of $137 -- and boasts an 11% return on equity. It now is seeking a commercial banking license and aims to sell equity to private banks.
So far, the Bush Administration hasn't spelled out its strategy for implementing its microcredit programs, much less where it will spend the money. But with many successful models across the developing world, the U.S. has an almost surefire way to make a real difference.
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It's the third week of the 2011 legislative session, and so far things are moving at a crawl. With more than 2,000 bill draft requests in the hopper—many of which were dropped in some time ago—seasoned legislative observers are wondering why so few bills are actually popping out. The reason might be found by looking back 22 years to the one-term governorship of Stan Stephens.
Stephens was elected governor in 1988—a year in which the Republicans had a fruitful electoral season not unlike last year's. Political newcomer Conrad Burns defeated Democratic U.S. Sen. John Melcher. Stephens defeated former Democratic Gov. Tom Judge, who was making a comeback bid. And Republicans took control of the state Senate. Democrats held the House with a two-vote majority.
Unlike recent Montana governors, Stephens came to office with a wealth of legislative experience and had a very good idea of how much money the state was spending and how. He had campaigned on a pledge to cut state government spending. If that sounds familiar, it should, since both the Republicans and their Tea Party pals ran on basically the same platform, which carried them to victory in November's election.
Those with good memories will recall that the '80s were not particularly good years for either the state or national economies, and state government was strapped for revenue. Outgoing governor Ted Schwinden, a Democrat, had basically robbed—or sought to rob—every possible pot of money to keep the state afloat. If that, too, sounds familiar, it's with good reason, because the current successor to the office, Democrat Brian Schweitzer, is doing the same thing.
The reality is that while it's very, very easy to talk about cutting government spending, "trimming fat" and finding "waste and abuse," it really isn't all that easy pulling it off. Just as our current Legislature is struggling to try and put together a balanced budget, and will continue to struggle over the next three months, so too did the 1989 session, which coincided with Stephens' first year in office.
Nonetheless, Stephens, despite having to deal with the slim Democratic majority in the House, determinedly sought drastic cuts. But as those who have worked in the political arena for any amount of time know, the physics of politics is real—for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
The reaction to Stephens' budget-cutting efforts soon became apparent. Stephens told state employees he was going to cut their pay, reduce their numbers and "streamline" their procedures, and that was translated to "more work to do with fewer, less well-paid workers to do it."
Having enjoyed decades of Democratic governors, strong unions and equitable pay schedules, thousands of state employees were suddenly facing an unfamiliar and unwanted future. As they say in the game, "employee morale" plunged, and little by little, almost undetectably, the entire productivity of state government declined in "The Great Slowdown." And who could blame them? How excited and ambitious did anyone expect state employees to be when they had become targeted by their own governor and legislative bodies rather than praised for their work?
By the time the 1989 Legislature was complete, the public, like the state employees, took offense to the entire process. As noted in a 1989 Associated Press article, a poll conducted by the University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research gave Stephens a miserable 30 percent approval rating, with 43 percent disapproving of the job he was doing as governor. Even worse, the Legislature managed only 29 percent approval with a whopping 53 percent disapproval. Ironically, 1989 was Montana's Statehood Centennial—but that year's Legislature was not to be celebrated.
Eventually, Stephens took refuge in his office. In the words of political watchers of the time, he "bunkered up" for the remainder of his four-year term and did not seek re-election.
Jump forward 22 years to the 2011 session. Once again Montana is riding rough fiscal waters, once again a governor is trying to find any and all possible ways to balance the budget. And once again, the Republicans are on a rampage and have proposed cuts ranging from 5-10 percent or higher for state employees. It is also important to remember that these same state employees have had their wages frozen for two years already and, even under Gov. Schweitzer's proposal, won't see a 1 percent increase until next year. The 3 percent raise Schweitzer has proposed—but that may not survive the session—won't even kick in till 2013.
It is against this backdrop that the Republican-dominated Legislature takes the stage. With an overwhelming 68-32 majority in the House and a very solid 28-22 majority in the Senate, the Republicans are vowing to slash government spending. Add to that the proposal by Sen. Dave Lewis, R-Helena, to cap state salaries at twice the average Montana household income and you have a disgruntled and de-energized pool of state workers who are again being told to do more with less.
So how does this tie into the snail's pace of the 2011 session? Well, how enthusiastic would you be about crafting measures that threaten your own livelihood, give polluters a free hand with the environment, outlaw personal choice, overturn citizen-passed initiatives, or gut the Montana Constitution's guarantee of a clean and healthful environment? Not very.
It's totally possible that speculation about another "Great Slowdown" in response to the Republican efforts to chop state government is off base. Perhaps there's no decline in productivity and the session is simply moving slowly because there are so many inexperienced legislators. But it's also possible—and logical—that it is real. We have, after all, seen it before.
Helena's George Ochenski rattles the cage of the political establishment as a political analyst for the Independent. Contact Ochenski at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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This security update includes improvements and fixes in the functionality of Windows 10. It also resolves the following vulnerabilities in Windows:
Windows 10 updates are cumulative. Therefore, this package contains all previously released fixes. If you have installed earlier updates, only the new fixes that are contained in this package will be downloaded and installed on your computer. If you are installing a Windows 10 update package for the first time, the package for the x86 version is 320 MB and the package for the x64 version is 680 MB.
- 3163649 MS16-063: Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer: June 14, 2016
- 3163656 MS16-068: Cumulative security update for Microsoft Edge: June 14, 2016
- 3163622 MS16-072: Security update for Group Policy: June 14, 2016
- 3164028 MS16-073: Security update for kernel mode drivers: June 14, 2016
- 3164036 MS16-074: Security Update for Microsoft graphics component: June 14, 2016
- 3164038 MS16-075: Security Update for Windows SMB Server: June 14, 2016
- 3165191 MS16-077: Security update for Web Proxy Autodiscovery (WPAD): June 14, 2016
- 3165479 MS16-078: Security update to Windows Diagnostic Hub: June 14, 2016
- 3164302 MS16-080: Security update for Microsoft Windows PDF: June 14, 2016
- 3165270 MS16-082: Security update for Windows Structured Query: June 14, 2016
Windows 10 updates are cumulative. Therefore, this package contains all previously released fixes. If you have installed earlier updates, only the new fixes that are contained in this package will be downloaded and installed on your computer. If you are installing a Windows 10 update package for the first time, the package for the x86 version is 320 MB and the package for the x64 version is 680 MB.
Known issues
MS16-072 changes the security context with which user group policies are retrieved. This by-design behavior change protects customers' computers from a security vulnerability. Before MS16-072 is installed, user group policies were retrieved by using the user's security context. After MS16-072 is installed, user group policies are retrieved by using the computer's security context. This issue is applicable for the following KB articles:
- 3159398 MS16-072: Description of the security update for Group Policy: June 14, 2016
- 3163017 Cumulative update for Windows 10: June 14, 2016
- 3163018 Cumulative update for Windows 10 Version 1511 and Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 4: June 14, 2016
- 3163016 Cumulative Update for Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 5: June 14 2016
SymptomsAll user Group Policy, including those that have been security filtered on user accounts or security groups, or both, may fail to apply on domain joined computers.
CauseThis issue may occur if the Group Policy Object is missing the Read permissions for the Authenticated Users group or if you are using security filtering and are missing Read permissions for the domain computers group.
ResolutionTo resolve this issue, use the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC.MSC) and follow one of the following steps:
- Add the Authenticated Users group with Read Permissions on the Group Policy Object (GPO).
- If you are using security filtering, add the Domain Computers group with read permission.
How to get this update
Important If you install a language pack after you install this update, you must reinstall this update. Therefore, we recommend that you install any language packs that you need before you install this update. For more information, see Add language packs to Windows.
Method 1: Windows UpdateThis update will be downloaded and installed automatically.
Method 2: Microsoft Update CatalogTo get the stand-alone package for this update, go to the Microsoft Update Catalog website.
PrerequisitesThere are no prerequisites for installing this update.
Restart informationYou must restart the computer after you apply this update.
Update replacement informationThis update replaces the previously released update 3156387.
File information
For a list of the files that are provided in this cumulative update, download the file information for cumulative update 3163017.
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Bars empty in lonely city near Japan nuclear accident
By David Dolan
FUKUSHIMA CITY, Japan (Reuters) - Daylight is fading in Fukushima, and Futoshi Sato is resigned to another cold and tiresome night seeking customers in a city where nobody wants to go drinking any more.
The 26-year-old stands on a shop-lined road trying to hand out flyers for his nearby bar. But few people in this northeastern Japanese city, just 70 kilometers (44 miles) from the crippled Daiichi nuclear plant, want to linger in town.
Trains are still not running from the local station after the earthquake and tsunami that savaged north Japan this month, forcing commuters into long queues for buses to make it home at night. Then there are the fuel shortages and fears of radiation.
"It's very lonely. During the day, it's still crowded, but at night no one is walking around," Sato said. "Fukushima was a city where people would go out drinking, but not now."
In the world's worst atomic crisis since Chernobyl in 1986, the nuclear plant continues to leak radiation three weeks after it was battered by the magnitude 9.0 quake and ensuing tsunami.
The government and plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co, have conceded there is no end in sight to the crisis.
While the people of Fukushima soldier on, bar owners and restaurant employees wonder how much of a future they have.
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With Apple beginning to ship iPods in high volume this week, the Cupertino company aired their first television ads for the updated iPod lineup. The ad called, "Bounce" was originally shown during the media event in September where Apple unveiled the iPhone 5, 5th gen iPod touch (5G) with a taller screen and Lightning connector, and iPod nano with a … Read More
Apple Starts Shipping 5th Gen iPod touch (5G) and iPod nano
During Apple's September 12th media event, the Cupertino company announced the iPhone 5 and alongside of it, an all new 5th generation iPod touch 5G and iPod nano. On Tuesday, customers who pre-ordered the new lineup of iPods received word that their new purchases has shipped and will arrive in about a week. Many customers have reported that their iPods … Read More
Apple Inc. (AAPL) to Announce Q4 2012 Earnings on October 25th
Apple Inc. (AAPL) recently updated their investor relations page to mention that they are going to announce their Q4 quarter earnings. This is the third calendar quarter of the year and is scheduled for Thursday, October 25th. AAPL will live stream an audio webcast 5:00 PM Eastern / 2:00 PM Pacific which is generally the time that the Cupertino company … Read More
iOS 6 Software Update Now Available for Download
Apple has begun rolling out iOS 6 software download for supported iOS devices. The sixth major release of iOS was announced at this years WWDC keynote event, the update brings in some new features, many enhancements and new API's for app developers. The highlight feature of iOS 6 is Apple designed Maps app. Since the original iPhone launch in 2007 … Read More
Apple's EarPods Shipping with iPhone 5, iPod touch 5G and iPod nano
During Apple's music event, the company introduced the new iPhone 5, 7th gen iPod nano and iPod touch 5G (fifth generation). Following the announcement of all these products, they went on to introduce a new product called EarPods, replacing the older headphones shipping with the iPhone 4S and fourth gen iPod touch 4G. The Cupertino company noted that they have … Read More
New Claims of 3G Capable 5th Gen iPod touch (5G) Surface
Rumors about a 3G capable fifth gen iPod Touch (5G) have been around since a long time. Many customers have been hoping that Apple would release a 3G model similair to the iPad and allow iPod touch customers to access data networks from Verizon and AT&T. Now, new claims about a 3G capable iPod touch 5G have surfaced, suggesting that one … Read More
Apple's iOS 5 Beta 1 Hints at iPod touch 5G (Fifth Gen)
A few lines of code found in Apple's iOS 5 has revealed references to an unannounced device which could possibly be the iPod touch 5G (fifth gen). A developer at ifans forums found reference to "iPod 4,2" in the resources of the first beta whereas the current gen model is referred to as "iPod 4,1". iPod touch is Apple's best … Read More
OmniVision's New 5MP 1080p Camera Sensor Gives Hope for Thinner iOS Devices
Apple's camera sensor supplier, OmniVision Technologies, today announced that they are releasing a new 5-megapixel sensor that could lead to thinner mobile devices while also offering the ability to shoot video at 1080p. While it has been rumored that Apple will be releasing iPhone 5 / 4S with an 8 megapixel camera, it makes much more sense for Apple to go … Read More
iPod touch 5G (Fifth Gen) Concept Images
Apple is expected to refresh the iPod lineup, as usual, during its annual music event in September and concept photos of iPod touch 5G (fifth gen) have already started appearing on the web. The next gen iPod touch as some rumors suggest could feature a slightly different design when compared with fourth gen device. We've already reported on leaked photos of a prototype 5th … Read More
5th Generation iPod touch Caught On Camera?
Leaked photos of a prototype 5th generation iPod touch, complete with DVT-1 designation were recently reported by MacRumors. According to the anonymous tipster iPod touch 5G sports 128GB of internal storage and a single volume rocker. If these photos are legitimate the fifth gen iPod touch (and presumably iPhone 5) could do away with the current hardware home button in favour of a capacitive … Read More


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/// Guinness' Wheelchair Basketball Ad Spun Circles Around Competitors in Q3
Guinness' " Friendship " was the most effective TV beer spot during the third quarter, according to Ace Metrix , which also ranked the ad No.1 when comparing how all other brands competed against their specific category niches (beer versus beer, apparel versus apparel, retail versus retail, etc.). The 60-second spot, created by BBDO New York, features six guys playing wheelchair basketball , revealing in the end that only one of the men needs the mobility device to participate in the game. After the final buzzer, the group heads into a pub for a few post-basketball brews. "Friendship" scored 30 percent higher than other beer brands during the quarter, Ace Metrix says. Additionally, the commercial has garnered 7 million YouTube views in the last month. Netflix (" TV Series "), Petco ("Powerful Chemistry"), Reebok (" Be Ready ") and Honda (" This Sucks! ") round out Ace Metrix's top 5 performers in Q3 when it comes to faring against other brands in their categories.
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Rose Patricia Raso, 95, formerly of Barrington
Rose Patricia (Vitullo) Raso, age 95, died Monday, Oct. 8, 2012 at St. Elizabeth Manor, Bristol. She was the beloved wife of the late Thomas Raso.
Born in Warren, the daughter of the late John and Isabella (Vitullo) Vitullo, Rose was a resident of Barrington for 54 years. She leaves a sister, Mary Vaccaro of Warren and was preceded in death by a sister Angelina (Fiore) and brothers Armand and Alexander.
She is survived by a son, Thomas A. and his wife Marie (Paolino), and a daughter Nancy Primiano and her husband Michael. She was grandmother to Kristin Sousa and her husband Anthony, Thomas J. Raso, Michael Primiano and his wife Melanie (Ruzek), Christopher Primiano and his wife Kimberly (Nolette) and Matthew Primiano. She was great-grandmother to Katelyn Sousa, Mikaela and Madeline Primiano and Daniel and Kate Primiano.
A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated on Friday, Oct. 12 at Holy Angels Church, Barrington where Rose was a parishioner of long standing. Arrangements by Wilbur-Romano Funeral Home, Warren, RI.
Faith: She walked the path with strength and grace.
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Welcome to Whippersnappers. We aim to provide a diverse cultural platform from which children and adults of all ages, needs and backgrounds can express and educate themselves through music, sports and the arts.
Whippersnappers were founded in 1994.We began by providing Whippersnapper music classes for the under fives, over the years we have diversified and now provide music, sport and arts projects for people of all ages, needs and backgrounds.


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This is a transcript of a video interview found here: http://www.gamespot.com/videos/up-and-atom-a-conversation-with-duke-nukem/2300-6420884/
How Has Voice Acting Evolved as a Profession?
Videogame acting in the beginning was very low-paying, not very serious the scripting was not very good usually, and the directing was awful. The work environment sucks but if the benefits are nice, just in the last four or five years it's become unionized work that pays much better than it used to be. So obviously when the pay scale went up, revenue was generated by the industry the standards came up dramatically as well now that the directors are better, voice actors are of higher quality, as well as the quality of the games are getting better and better all the time. Look at games like World of Warcraft for instance. There are over 400 characters; 400 different voices in that game, and that kind of work keeps coming aroundenough to make a lead role like that you could be working for years on just a single game, so yeah there's plenty of work out there it's just getting the lead roles that are tricky.
What Changed Between Duke 3-D and Duke Nukem Forever?
You remember the old games with the 8-bit lines? I have a limit of maybe 5 to 7 seconds that a line could be because they can only put so many files on a CD-ROM at the time. Now it's wide open and there's lots of dialogue and lots of cut scenes to put the audio audio in. So, there's more acting in general and not just one-liners anymore but aall I just have to do is think up some anger from inside which I find easy to do because I have ex-wivesctual acting!
Where Does Your Mind Go When you Become Duke?
All I have to do this just bring up some anger from inside which I find easy to do because I have ex-wives so I just think angry and then I grit my teeth and then it just flows out; it's very easy. There are others characters that I find challenging to do for instance in Guild Wars 2 or DotAthe where I'm a Blood Seeker, which is a Hispanic speaker. he's got a tough voice but he's also got a Hispanic accent that he must maintain all the time so I find that a challenge. I've tried to get other game character roles but everyone thinks I can only do Duke. This sorts cuts both ways the fact that I've been Duke since 1995 means that the junior / high school kids that played Duke Nukem in the 90s are now game developers that the top guys want to hire. this could have had a record in San Diego or Los Angeles but know they insisted to find me to Seattle and recording there because there are fans.
What is next for Duke Nukem?
He is a great and viable character for the next motion picture superhero. He'd be great now that everything can be done CG there is no reason to find somebody who needs to look like him and just animate the whole thing. You could put titties in there, right?


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Denver teacher's third grade assignment goes viral online
By Keith Coffman
DENVER (Reuters) - A Colorado teacher who posted notes from her third grade class online and started a social media whirlwind under the hashtag #IWishMyTeacherKnew said on Friday the assignment had been a revelation for her.
Kyle Schwartz, 26, asked the eight- and nine-year-olds at her Denver inner city school to write down something they wished she knew about them, partly as a writing exercise, and partly as a way for her to learn about her pupils.
Responses included "I don't have pencils at home to do my homework," and "I want to go to college," to one tear-jerker from a girl who said she had no friends to play with at recess.
When the teacher shared photographs of some of the notes on Twitter, similar messages and pictures came pouring in from other schools worldwide.
Schwartz, a self-described suburban girl who has taught at southwest Denver's Doull Elementary for three years, said she has conducted the exercise each year, in part because she wanted to underline the issue of poverty in U.S. inner cities.
About 90 percent of Doull's 532 students are Hispanic, and 46 percent are classed as English language learners.
Schwartz said one message that garnered a lot of sympathy online, from a girl who said she missed her father after he was deported to Mexico several years ago, was particularly revealing.
"That student comes to school each day with a smile on her face," the teacher said, adding that she would not have known what the girl was going through if not for the hand-written note. Continued...


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