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TAMPA — John J. Speights Jr. asked to use the bathroom Wednesday and never came back, fleeing a courtroom minutes before he was to stand trial in the incest rape and impregnation of a 13-year-old girl.
The trial went on without him. By afternoon's end, Tampa police were chasing a convicted rapist — because the girl, now 16, took the witness stand and said all the things he told her not to say.
And the jury believed her.
The girl in the heart-shaped earrings cried hard that morning, while relatives who sided with him glared in her direction. She had heard they didn't want her in the family anymore.
But they left just after he did, following his hand gesture, and the courtroom was almost empty when she took the stand. Her voice was so soft, a judge had to remind her to speak up.
She did.
"Do you know John Speights?" the prosecutor asked.
She responded, "Yes, ma'am."
The 45-year-old longtime felon goes by "Poppa Love" and has been arrested 28 times in Florida on charges from battery to bigamy to aggravated assault, domestic violence and cruelty to a child.
She was staying at his home, where he lived with 14 of his children, when he stirred her from a bunk bed one night, saying he needed to talk.
It was August 2006. She was 12. He raped her on the floor of her living room and didn't stop when she said it hurt. He told her it was going to be okay.
Afterward, she was in the bathroom when he slipped $20 under the door. He told her she couldn't tell anybody.
"I was so scared," she said.
It happened another time, on the bunk bed.
And again, on a lounge chair cushion outside.
Once, he fondled her while his 6-year-old son slept in the bed.
In November 2007, her grandmother noticed changes in her body and family took her to a clinic. She learned that she was six months pregnant. Her baby was born that following January, and she kept him. He's 2 now.
A state DNA expert later said there was a 99.99 percent chance that Speights fathered the boy. No experts contradicted that.
The girl left the jury with her story and sat outside for the rest of the testimony, with a victim advocate's shawl draped around her shoulders and a bottle of strawberry Crush at her side.
In his closing statement, attorney Jorge Chalela asked a jury to consider why no one in the house heard the rapes.
He offered this defense: There was no doubt Speights was the father, he said. But aren't there other ways someone could get pregnant?
"A needleless syringe," he said. "A catheter.
"Is there someone with another motive to impregnate a young girl with John's sperm?"
Assistant State Attorney Brandon Kuhn called the theory "great dramatic television."
The jury would deliver a guilty verdict on five counts: two counts of sexual battery by a custodial authority, lewd and lascivious molestation, incest and child abuse by impregnation.
The girl wouldn't get to see that. She had to leave because her mom needed to get to work.
She said she was happy this was all going to be over. She hoped her testimony would stop this from happening again.
"It's going to protect a lot of people," she said. "A lot of kids."
Meanwhile, a detective fielded leads in the courthouse lobby as police searched for Speights on the street.
Inside the courtroom, a prosecutor asked the defense attorney, "Have you heard from him?"
He responded, "Not a word."
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Döbling Private Clinic is situated in Vienna, Austria. Döbling Hospital accepts 12,500 patients annually. It was included in The Globes Best Hospitals list by Forbes. This Clinic has got ISO Certifications and Austrian Mark of Quality in Health Tourism that guarantee quality and safety of treatment.
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(New York, August 8, 2005)— Today, Lambda Legal filed papers in the Appellate Division, First Department (the state's middle court) to defend a lower court ruling that said same-sex couples should be allowed to marry in New York. The City filed an appeal seeking to overturn the ruling earlier this spring.
(New York, August 4, 2005)-– Lambda Legal's Executive Director, Kevin Cathcart responds to news reports regarding John Roberts' involvement while an attorney at the law firm Hogan & Hartson in Romer v. Evans.
(San Francisco, August 1, 2005)—In a ruling issued today in a case argued by Lambda Legal, the California Supreme Court said that if businesses in California provide benefits to married couples they must also extend them on equal terms to same-sex couples who are registered domestic partners.
(New York, July 26, 2005) — In court papers made public today in state court in Nassau County, Lambda Legal named the New York State Department of Civil Service as a defendant in its case against Uniondale Union Free School District for refusing to extend spousal medical benefits to a retired gay couple who were legally married in Canada last year.
(Los Angeles, July 25, 2005) Lambda Legal Western Regional Office Director, Katherine Gabel, made the following statement concerning the proposed amendment to the California Constitution made public today by Attorney General Lockyer:
(Jackson, MS, July 20, 2005) — Lambda Legal today filed a brief in the Chancery Court of Jackson County on behalf of a Mississippi mother who has been barred from allowing her children to have contact with their aunt because she has HIV.
Lambda Legal represents Keri Rowell, who was granted an extension of the temporary custody of her three children contingent upon their being denied physical contact with their aunt, Tanya Wilkins, because she has HIV. Rowell wishes to live with her sister but is unable to do so as a result of the restriction.
(New York, July 20, 2005) — Lambda Legal Executive Director Kevin Cathcart made the following statement concerning the nomination of Judge John G. Roberts.
"In nominating Judge John G. Roberts to replace Justice O'Connor on the Supreme Court President Bush has just about guaranteed that divisiveness will continue to reign in the judicial nomination process. Some have suggested that Judge Roberts is well-liked, but with all due respect, we need to know if he will stand up for the rights of all Americans not whether some people think he's a nice guy."
(New York, July 5, 2005) Lambda Legal Executive Director Kevin Cathcart made the following statement concerning the resignation of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor this past Friday, July 1, 2005:
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Cogan and his Green Car Institute are running a Kickstarter project (video below) to try and raise funds for the 20th anniversary issue that Cogan says will be something special and "much more than quick soundibites." He says the magazine will feature a combination of long-form journalism, opinion articles, technical presentations and "perspectives from the nation's top environmental groups and efficiency organizations." To put this all together – as we said – costs good money, and it's apparently going to be difficult. After 10 days of an active KS campaign, GCJ has just three pledges totaling $67. The target? $45,000.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – From the time he was feature editor at Motor Trend in the 1990s, auto writer Ron Cogan knew that 'green' cars would be important. Now several decades of exclusive focus on this field will be shared through Green Car Journal's 20th Anniversary Issue with the help of a special campaign at the popular crowdfunding site Kickstarter.
The 1990 L.A. Auto Show introduction of the GM Impact electric car concept - and the diversity of electric, alternative fuel, and other eco-friendly vehicles Cogan saw at the 1991 Tokyo Motor Show - led to the debut of the first-ever issue of his own Green Car Journal auto enthusiast publication at the L.A. Auto Show in 1992. Now, two decades later, the award-winning Green Car Journal magazine continues to offer insightful features, technical presentations, and unbiased analysis of the evolving 'green' car field, authored by veteran auto writers with extensive knowledge of this field. Selected content can also be found online at CarsOfChange.com.
Importantly, for a balanced perspective the magazine also includes regular commentary from auto and energy industry leaders and columnists from the Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council, Global Green USA, and the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE).
The magazine's activities additionally include the high-profile Green Car of the Year® award presented annually at the L.A. Auto Show, with jurors that include many of its environmental columnists plus Jean-Michel Cousteau of Ocean Futures Society and Tonight Show host and car guy Jay Leno.
To share the editors' two decades of unique inside knowledge of this field, the magazine has turned to the independent Green Car Institute to produce the special Green Car Journal 20th Anniversary Issue. This will enable the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization the ability to disseminate much-needed information about electric cars, alternative fuels, and clean vehicles to the libraries of schools and universities across the country, with copies also available through consumer sales. The project will be made possible with pledges generated through Kickstarter.com, a funding platform for creative projects.
Pledge awards vary and include items like digital and print editions of the Green Car Journal 20th Anniversary Issue, collectible print editions and frame-worthy posters of the 20th Anniversary Issue hand-signed by the publisher, subscriptions to the Green Car Journal magazine, and Green Car Staff t-shirts. One award level includes 300 word vignettes published in the digital 20th Anniversary Issue highlighting a sponsor's perspective on a 'green' car subject of their choice, such as car sharing or life with an electric car. Corporate-level pledge awards include half- and full-page ads in the print and digital 20th Anniversary Issue.
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Dynamics Duo: Everybody needs an Identity
In yesterday's episode we very briefly touched the identity and authentication part of the demo where, on the self-service site, the attendee registers using Windows Live ID. In this episode we go a lot deeper.
Identity and authentication is hard. Simple, scalable and secure login capabilities require a great deal of experience to build and a great deal of effort to maintain and keep running. Windows Live ID provides you a proven solution for building identity-aware applications and is used today by over 460 million users.
In our case, since we've integrated Live ID into the system, we let Microsoft manage all the details related to identity and authentication. Live ID assigns each of our users a token that is specific to our site. That means Microsoft lets us know that the person coming to the site is the same person that registered. That token is unique to our site so that from the perspective of the user their privacy is protected (e.g. they cannot be tracked across multiple web sites). In fact, the token is the only thing the site will see. So even though the user may use an email address and password to login to Live ID the site never sees that unless the user explicitly provides that information (as in our example by typing it into a profile page).
The simplicity of this is just amazing. As a developer I just have to register my site with Windows Live ID and then redirect my users to the Live ID login page whenever I need them to be authenticated. Live ID handles the authentication and then redirects back to a page that I've registered. You can even brand the Windows Live ID login page that your users will see so that it will appear as if it is your own login page. Nice!
While Windows Live ID does a great job of helping me as a conference organizer to identify and authenticate my conference attendees, we also need to authenticate the Windows Azure site to the Dynamics CRM site so that they can exchange information. We're obviously not going to have CRM licenses for all our self-service users (the thousands of conference attendees in this case) so we use a certificate on the Windows Azure site to ensure that only that site has access to the CRM data. Once the certificate is on my Azure site, we use a Live ID service account to handle the authentication between the two servers.
This episode is part of a 5-part series. In this series we've tried to explain how you can combine the Microsoft Web Platform with Dynamics CRM to quickly build and deploy self-service solutions. The full set of videos include:
- Dynamics Duo Rides Again
- Dynamics Duo: Everybody needs an Identity (this video)
- Dynamics Duo: Wide World Importers Code
- Dynamics Duo: Composition with Third-Party Web Services
- Dynamics Duo: Silverlight and Jazz Hands
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By Georgie Bright Kunkel
Every culture preserves its past, either by passing down oral history or more formally by housing collections of artifacts that are preserved from generation to generation. With our population aging, there is more interest in museum collections. As my friends downsize to move to smaller quarters and places that offer lifetime care, I remind them to offer their memorabilia to a local historical society or museum. I have already sent diaries, letters and family heirlooms to the Washington State History Museum, The Rosie the Riveter Museum in California, and the University of Washington Museum. Maybe you have some precious things you could offer to one of the places mentioned above.
Speaking of museums, it is now time to celebrate the fine new Museum of History and Industry as it opens its new digs for all to appreciate. My special friend and I took a look around there but it needs a second or third trip to really soak up the ambience of it all. My focus was a special showing of the Woman Can figure that I donated to MOHAI some years ago. During the women's movement days this figure sat in the headquarters of the HJR 61 campaign for passage of our state's Equal Rights Amendment.
After the campaign office closed, I took this figure around Washington State where I had been asked to speak about women's issues. She is collaged on one side with sexist headlines (Your Son will have to Save a Bundle of Money for College) and on the other side with non-sexist headlines touting advancements made by women. Oh,oh. In her crotch is the headline CREATE. Guess that is neither sexist nor non-sexist since women have always been and continue to be the only child bearers.
I donated this mannequin to MOHAI with the stipulation that I could borrow her back for special occasions. One of those special occasions was my Tea with Georgie program at the Admiral Theater a few years ago. Anyone visiting MOHAI can now see her at the beginning of the 1970s gallery. Interesting that a historic Starbucks sign stands in front of her. I emailed MOHAI and suggested that they add a sign mentioning that this figure has a close connection to the passage of Washington State's Equal Rights Amendment that came into effect just 40 years ago. I got an email back saying that it might be difficult to get that accomplished right now--maybe for the 45th anniversary. I shot back this comment, "I'm now 92. I would have to wait until I am 98 to see this important sign celebrating the Woman Can's place in equal rights history." Soon another email came stating that the art department gave the go sign to do it now with the exclamation, "Yipee" added. I wrote back with an email exclaiming "Yippee," also.
My friend who was the originator of this figure asked me to send her a picture. Luckily a city newspaper photographer was nearby when I visited MOHAI. I asked him to take my picture in front of this special Woman Can who reflects the countless hours that many women in the seventies worked in gaining equal rights for all those women who followed after them. And it was not only women who supported ERA. There were many men who came out of the woodwork to proclaim that women needed this legislation. Hurray for them. That is proof that when people use their intelligence and stop relying on their biases and outmoded acculturation, change can be made to improve life for everyone.
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Von Metzke "groomed" underaged girls by texting
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Chefs of six local restaurants are presenting San Diego's first annual Grass Fed Beef Week, scheduled from June 3 through June 12. That week, their restaurants—Alchemy, Burger Lounge, The Linkery, MIHO Gastrotruck, Sea Rocket Bistro and El Take it Easy—will feature menu specials designed to highlight the flavor of sustainable, healthy grass-fed beef. The event will festively conclude with a free outdoor BBQ-style tasting event at Whole Foods Market in Hillcrest on Sunday, June 12 from 1 to 5 p.m., with all participating restaurants and chefs.
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Nonprofit organizations give skilled professionals a chance to make a positive impact to help causes they are passionate about. From volunteer to paid positions, find out what it means to be a skills-based volunteer, what it is like to work at a nonprofit, and examples of available opportunities.
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Steve Carell: "Hanging Out" in Sin City
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He's never been one to turn down a challenge, and Steve Carell was spotted hanging high above the Las Vegas Strip this afternoon (January 10).
The "Date Night" star was encased in a glass cage as he filmed a scene for his forthcoming film "Burt Wonderstone" while fans and paparazzi looked on.
"Burt Wonderstone," also starring Jim Carrey, is about two rival magicians who compete for the spotlight in Sin City.
The cast roster also boasts big names like James Gandolfini, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde, and Jay Mohr and the film will hit theaters in 2013.
Enjoy the pictures of Steve Carell hanging over the Las Vegas Strip (January 10).
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This is a discussion on around the corner of your house... within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by MadMac Give them the wallet. Even if he had been armed, based on your description of the event, they had the drop ...
For those who will fight back you need to try your action with airsoft before you need to do it for real. Make sure you have a more than 50/50 chance.
From my findings what ever you do there needs to be movement in it. The first thing with this type situation is to not take hits yourself and movement is what does that. It's hard to out draw another gun in the holster let a lone one that is pointed at you, then make it two.
In this OP I would most likely fight back. And yes I have very intent to win.
It's gotta be who you are, not a hobby. reinman45
"Is this persons bad behavior worth me having to kill them over?" Guantes
BG is looking for you to do what he says not you fighting back. Change his OODA loop giving you time to move and shoot. I'm not much into the throwing of the wallet or dropping it. When you walk around the corner and the BG says give me your money just act. No if and or but just do it. And yes one against two can be done. More than that get harder, you will most likely take hits with 3 or more.
It's gotta be who you are, not a hobby. reinman45
"Is this persons bad behavior worth me having to kill them over?" Guantes
OODA loop? Puh-leez....
So, you're saying you'll do the ballet move, draw, and fire on two armed and ready assailants, but if there were three you'll "most likely" take "hits". With two assailants, according to you, it "can be done". I would certainly appreciate knowing how you arrive at your odds.
You have to be who you are, just because I do one thing does not mean you have to. Just don't say I can't do my thing. Because I have proved it to myself in FOF.
It's gotta be who you are, not a hobby. reinman45
"Is this persons bad behavior worth me having to kill them over?" Guantes
I would dodge the bullets and whip out my +7 sword of slaying while shouting "balls in your face" oh, wait wrong post..my bad..
I have personnaly elbowed a buddy in the face sneaking up on me..sort of have the dont sneak up on that guy rep now...
BTW Shot aint dead....am I the only one who remembers the Cail female police officer that was followed home by 4 gang bangers, ID ed herself as a cop, they shot her through the heart with a 357...she did not stop the fight, she drew her weapon, engaged the BGs killing two and chasing the other ones away, still had the piece of mind to strip her weapon of ammo and call 911 before she passed out...and oh BTW she lived and is still a cop....all this she did after she had a tennis ball size hole in her back....
SHOT AINT DEAD.......in a gun fight you do not stop!! I preach this to my soldiers and marines and anybody else I train....
A veteran is someone who, at one point in his life wrote a blank check Made payable to 'The United States of America ' for an amount of 'up to and including my life.'
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I slap on some whiteface and do a quick mime impersonation to make the robbers believe there is a wall between me and them.
^^^ Awesome.
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
yes the whole story is in the book "on combat" by LTC Dave Grossman with Loren W. Christensen. I would tell you the exact page number and case referance they used as the example but I gve the book to a young marine at my church to read before he deploys to Afghanistan next month. It is an excellent book on the The Psychology and Physiology of Deadly Conflict in War and in Peace. I recommend everyone read it...
"To believe that social reforms can eradicate evil altogether is to forget that evil is a protean creature, forever assuming a new shape when deprived of an old one." - SAT
Never argue with an idiot - they'll bring you down to their level then beat you with experience.
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The account starts on Page 144.
thats the Police officer who engaged after a shot with a 357.
Thanks Gforty...
Two guns on me, I'll likely give them what they want. I hardly ever have cash. I can call and cancel my credit cards. The only thing I'm worried about in my information on my ID's.
As much as I'd LIKE to think I'd be a mega cool hero and draw on them and they'd surrender without a fight, I'm not looking to initiate a lethal situation. I'll defend myself from one. Who's to say it's not ALREADY one? It's a tough call. You'll do what you do. I'd like to be able to say I'd do this and I'd do that. But giving them my wallet is probably what I'd do in THIS situation.......
What happens when you tell them you dont have your wallet. How many do yard work carrying their wallet?


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The excitement that comes with travel is invariably saddled by certain stresses. Difficulty sleeping caused by an unfamiliar environment, the distractions of other guests and being away from loved ones for an extended period of time can all take their toll. The very idea of returning from a business trip feeling more rested, relaxed and restored may seem like an impossibility, but this scenario presents opportunities for change. A combination of smart design thinking and integration of technology could transform the guest room into a much-needed oasis amidst the sped up pace of urban life and a full travel itinerary.
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As a guest's needs shift throughout the day from work to play to sleep, the physical design and furnishings deployed within their living spaces should become flexible as well. Sliding space-saving furnishings, which are instantly collapsible or configurable allow for people to quickly repurpose their living space based on their immediate needs. A renovation at the Los Andes apartment complex in Buenos Aires, Argentina, shows how this might function. The layout features a central room divisible into private rooms by an adjustable partition artfully repurposed as a bookshelf. The concept includes a sliding library that allows for one general living room, while creating two smaller rooms on demand. The customizable aspects of this design enable dwellers to fit their home around their needs, rather than compromising on their lifestyle choices. Its flexible, space saving design could be especially useful during an extended stay where guests may see their needs evolve over the course of a few days or even weeks.
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By seeing the challenges of business travel as opportunities for innovation, rather than frustrating obstacles, hotels are better positioned to design holistic experiences for their guests, while empowering them to customize their stay around their specific set of needs. Emerging technologies and material choices can promote feelings of comfort, restoration, and well being to truly create a home away from home that guests will remember and return to time and again. Leveraging these innovations, it may turn out that creating an ideal home away from home is closer to reality for the extended stay traveler than ever before. As we look to the future, there are even greater opportunities for properties designed as extended stay residences versus the traditional hotel to leverage these trends and provide guests with this restful, rejuvenating experience.
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Last month, record company Fool's Gold hosted its annual Day Off block party. Taking over a substantial amount of real estate, the high energy affair included a star studded cast of Fool's Gold artists who all put on a memorable show to say the least. This included Juicy J, Danny Brown, the Brothers Macklovitch (A-Trak and Dave1), Just Blaze, Cubic Zirconia, Party Supplies, Nick Catchdubs, ASAP Rocky and DJ Mehdi. The event also marked one of the last live performances of French musician, DJ Mehdi who unfortunately passed away last month.
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1. Re: How to get the rendered image on portal.Jiri.Machotka-Oracle Nov 20, 2012 3:04 PM (in response to 961127)
(i)I have installed IBR. i have configured UCM with IBR through Provider.If you run a search that return also content items with multiple renditions, you will see a little camera symbol which opens RENDITION_INFO (or just call the service like http://server:port/instance/idcplg?IdcService=RENDITION_INFO&dID=X&dDocName=Y ). This will open the list of available renditions. You may copy the link to the desired rendition. It will look like http://server:port/instance/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=X&dDocName=Y&RevisionSelectionMethod=specific&Rendition=Web&allowInterrupt=1
Now i am able to get all the renditions.
But, can some one tell me, how can i get the rendered formats. Through Content ID, i can able to get only the native file. I need to get the rendered image also.
I need to use those rendered format image on portal.
2. Re: How to get the rendered image on portal.961127 Nov 20, 2012 3:11 PM (in response to Jiri.Machotka-Oracle)hi,,
Thanks for ur reply..
I am getting this through getting the property of the image.
My requirement is that, i need to fecth this image through RIDC on portal application..
If u know that kindly help me...
3. Re: How to get the rendered image on portal.Jiri.Machotka-Oracle Nov 20, 2012 3:30 PM (in response to 961127)Well, first of all, why through RIDC? If you know Content ID (dDocName), dID (which signifies the revision), and the name of rendition then you can construct the URL and pass it directly to the portal taskflow (if we speak about WebCenter Portal).
If you insist on RIDC (you might need it if you know just one parameter and want to obtain the others), then you may call the relevant service (starting from search, through RENDITION_INFO, finally to GET_FILE if you need the file and not just URL).
4. Re: How to get the rendered image on portal.961127 Nov 21, 2012 6:11 AM (in response to Jiri.Machotka-Oracle)Hi jiri,
Thank u very much for your quicker reply.
Actuall i am very new for this technology. I can able to get the url directly which contains all the informations which you mentioned. Can you please tell me how to pass this url directly to the Taskflow. I check it with content presenter task flow. I gave this url in datasource section. But it is showing many errors. I May be wrong. Can u please guide me, how to pass this url to task flow?
My another requirement is to Get through RIDC, can u pls provide some link which contains some sample code to implement this?
5. Re: How to get the rendered image on portal.Jiri.Machotka-Oracle Nov 21, 2012 10:01 AM (in response to 961127)Particularly, with Content Presenter it is a bit trickier - if I got it right, it takes a CMIS query (not URL, or RIDC). There is a standard way, how to achieve this through Content Presenter templates. I'd recommend you to get familiar with a chapter in tutorial written by Yannick Ongena. Namely, this one: http://www.yonaweb.be/webcenter_tutorial/using_content_presenter_templates
As for RIDC, there is quite a few samples on the Internet - even in this forum. If you are working with WebCenter Portal I'd not focus on that too much - as long as RIDC connection to UCM works you won't need much of that.


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In a public meeting on Tuesday, the Alachua County Commission agreed to postpone a vote on an ordinance that would restrict airboats from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. They plan to discuss the issue again at next month's meeting.
Several county commissioners want the ordinance to be re-written to allow the use of airboats during emergencies.
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Bills running back C.J. Spiller topped 100 yards from scrimmage for the third straight game Sunday despite touching the ball only 11 times. After the loss to the Texans, quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick said Spiller needs to be handling the rock more often.
"I mean, the story of the day for us is we've got to get C.J. more touches," Fitzpatrick said. "I think everybody knows that and we've got to find ways to do that."
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Head coach Chan Gailey shared a similar sentiment after the game, too. Spiller is clearly the Bills' most explosive player and has posted better numbers than Fred Jackson in two of the past three games. That's not to say Jackson is stinking up the place, but this shouldn't be the equal timeshare that it was in Houston. With the support of his coach and QB, it'll be interesting to see if the Bills put forth actions to back up their words. Spiller is an RB2, even with Jackson healthy. Jackson has been pretty serviceable, but he's probably more of a flex option going forward, depending upon each week's matchup.


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[USA-POLAND REPORT CARD] Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney grades and critiques the U.S. players' performances in their 2-2 tie with Poland on
Jermaine Jones debuted impressively for the United States in a 2-2 with Poland Saturday at Soldier Field in Chicago. The Bundesliga veteran assisted on the first U.S. goal. Jones, Tim Howard and Stuart Holden were the top contributors against the Euro 2012 co-host.
Rating/Player (Club/Country) GP/G
7 Tim Howard (Everton/ENG) 56/0
Stoned Robert Lewandowski one-v-one with terrific save, controlled the box well, yet didn't come out to handle dropping ball that Poland eventually turned into its first goal.
6 Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96/GER) 65/2
As is often the case, he was smooth and secure on the ball, found time and space to hit good crosses, and held solid on his corner. Also proved his toughness, again, by shaking off a fierce hit he suffered in the fourth minute.
5 Oguchi Onyewu (AC Milan/ITALY) 57/6
Powerful header on corner kick produced second U.S. goal, but his tackling and tracking were hit-and-miss, and an atrocious defensive header gave Poland possession to score its first goal. Passes were simple and usually accurate.
5 Maurice Edu (Rangers/SCO) 17/1
Positioning and decision-making suffered with a move to central defense, and he lost connection to his teammates on occasion. Yet his speed and touch were valuable assets, he marked tightly, and he hit a couple of good balls out of the back. Burned by Lewandowski on through ball but Howard rescued him.
4 Carlos Bocanegra (Saint-Etienne/FRA) 84/12
Jakub Blaszczykowski gave him a tough time and while Bocanegra should have done better, the U.S. as a group didn't move and cover well in certain spots. He didn't seem assured of what his teammates up the left side and in the middle were doing, and his one-v-one defending has to be sharper.
7 Stuart Holden (BOLTON/ENG) 16/2
Active and dangerous on and off the ball, he slid inside to find space but was also very effective out wide. Started brightly with an early through ball that nearly put Jozy Altidore into the clear. Holden's corner kick produced the second U.S. goal and he served a few more good balls. A fluffed clearance gave Poland second life on its first goal, and a couple of other gaffes could have been costly.
5 Michael Bradley (Borussia M'Gladbach/GER) 48/8
He didn't contribute much to the attack and while playing a capable defensive game wasn't keen enough to disrupt the linking play of Ludovic Obraniak, Adam Matuszczyk , and Blaszczykowski.
7 Jermaine Jones (Schalke 04/GER) 1/0
Hit several excellent balls out of the back, including left-footed slice up the middle that produced first U.S. goal. Botched touch led to second Polish goal. Strong presence in the middle, moved smartly, displayed good vision and excellent touch.
4 Benny Feilhaber (AGF Aarhus/DEN) 36/2
Lukewarm performance as a starter belied good performances as a sub during the World Cup. Not much impetus going forward and seldom helpful defensively, he might prefer to play in the middle, but who doesn't?
6 Clint Dempsey (Fulham/ENG) 67/19
Clever and creative touches went unrewarded, he also scraped through tackles and double-teams fearlessly. When denied space by the Polish defenders he worked the fringes of the attacking quadrant. He started up front as the second forward in a 4-4-2, and shifted to midfield in the second half.
5 Jozy Altidore (Villarreal/SPAIN) 31/10
Finished off first opportunity with crisp low, shot, and he nearly scored again with rising shot off the crossbar. Squandered a great opportunity when he failed to beat the keeper one-v-one, but if he's to be the man in 2014, he's got to play for his, period, full stop.
Rating/Player (Club/Country) GP/G
3 Alejandro Bedoya (Orebro/SWE) 3/0
Stayed tight to the touchline and with his few possessions either lost the ball or failed to sustain momentum.
(Ratings: 1=terrible; 5=average; 10=brilliant.)
How do you feel the U.S. players did against Poland? Agree with our ratings? Disagree? Let us know in the comments below.


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New Concession Items Packed With Local Flavor
Fans can enjoy three new signature food items and new craft beer selections all season long at Regions Field
By Birmingham Barons | March 18, 2014 4:11 PM ET
With opening day just a few weeks away, the Barons have introduced a new trio of signature menu items with fan favorites and unique items that will delight fans all season long.
"We're always looking to improve the gameday experience for our fans in all facets of our operation," said Barons General Manager Jonathan Nelson. "We seek out fan feedback on everything we do and with that in mind look forward to providing a variety of fresh, new concession items as well as new food and beverage options for fans to enjoy at Regions Field in 2014."
Fans can look forward to the following new concession items this season:
• Steel City Burger - 1/3lb grilled hamburger served on a toasted ciabatta roll and topped with three slices of bacon, two slices of pepper jack cheese, grilled onions, a fried egg and sriracha mayo.
• Boneless Wings - A generous portion of boneless breaded chicken wings tossed with your choice of spicy buffalo, tangy garlic parmesan, or Dreamland BBQ sauce. Served with celery stick and ranch dressing.
• Philly Cheese Steak Nachos - Tender thin slices of beef sirloin grilled with diced green peppers and onions, piled high on a bed of crispy tortilla chips and topped with a hot melted cheddar cheese sauce.
Big Daddy's Dreamland Barbecue Shack in centerfield will continue to feature fan favorites including ½ slabs of ribs, pork sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, smoked sausage plates and last year's fan favorite, The Magic City Dog which debuted in 2013 and features a Dreamland Smoked Sausage covered with Dreamland BBQ Sauce, Cole Slaw and Spicy Brown Mustard.
Regions Field will again serve as one of the area's melting pots for Birmingham's best local craft beers including Good People Brown Ale and IPA, Avondale Vanillaphant and Spring Street Saison while adding the Avondale Pachyderm Pale Wheat to it's roster in 2014.
Fans will also be able to enjoy a host of national recognized beers including New Belgian Fat Tire, one of the most popular craft beers from Fort Colins Colorado. New Belgian began distributing to Alabama in early 2014 and has quickly become one of the top sellers throughout the region. Other beer offerings will include Abita Strawberry Harvest, Sam Adams Boston Lager and Summer Ale, Magic Hat #9 and Terrapin Hopsecutioner. New for 2014, Regions Field will also feature Sam Adams Rebel IPA, Abita Andygator, Shiner Bock and Ruby Red Bird, Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy, Blue Moon, Pacifico, Miller Fortune.
Local food trucks Melt, Cajun Steamer and ¡Cantina! will be available inside the ballpark on select dates throughout the season. In addition, Regions Field features an assortment of healthy food options with the American Family Care Healthy Hits Menu which includes grilled chicken sandwiches, chicken caesar wraps, garden salads, fresh fruits and vegetables and more!
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