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'Sabres managing partner Larry Quinn says coach Lindy Ruff and general manager Darcy Regier will be retained. All things considered, the team couldn't do much better than Ruff for a coach. My only knock on Regier is his reluctance to make deals. His trades often pay off but there aren't enough of them.'
Sabres future continues to look upbeat
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The University of Pennsylvania men's lacrosse team fought back from deficitsto tie Harvard twice in the fourth quarter, but the host Crimson were able to escape Harvard Stadium with an 8-7 overtime victory Saturday afternoon.
The Crimson won the faceoff to start the extra session, and Penn's cause got even more dire when the Quakers were called for a penalty while Harvard possessed the ball. On the man-up, Peter Schwartz fed Murphy Vandervelde at the top left, and he rifled a shot past Quaker goalkeeper Brian Feeneyto give the Crimsonthe win.
With the loss, Penn fell to 6-4 overall, 2-3 in Ivy League play (two of those losses coming in overtime). Harvard improved to 6-6 overall, 2-2 in Ivy play.
Penn was down, 6-3, heading into the final quarter, but got goals from Alex Blonsky, Nick Doktor and Isaac Bock to tie things up with 4:43 to play. Harvard regained the lead with 2:05 left, on an Ian Ardrey goal, but Tim Schwalje finished a feed from Mark Leonhard with just 55 seconds left to tie the score at 7-7. The Quakers then gained possession to end regulation, but could not get the victory.
Carl Zimmerman opened the scoring in Saturday's game, finishing a feed from Alex White. Penn reeled off the next three goals over a five-minute span to go up, 3-1. Schwalje started the run off a feed from Drew Belinsky; less than a minute later, Zack Losco scored off a Schwalje feed. Belinsky ended the run, off a Losco pass.
Harvard got one of the goals back with a minute left in the period, White finishing a Carl Zimmerman pass. The Crimson then scored the only goals in the second quarter to go up 5-3 at the half. In the third, the only goal of the period came when Jack Walker finished a White feed for Harvard with just 14 seconds left.
Blonsky's unassisted goal came with 10:12 left in the fourth and ended a scoreless drought of nearly 40 minutes, and that set the Quakers off. Doktor's goal came off a feed from Joe McCallion less than four minutes later, and then Bock finished a Schwalje feed -- Schwalje's fourth point of the game -- less than two minutes after that. Penn outshot Harvard by a staggering 17-2 in the period.
Penn outshot Harvard for the game, 43-26, but Crimson goalkeeper Harry Krieger had a superb game with 12 saves. At the other end, Feeney had six stops for the Quakers.
Penn closes out the Ivy League portion of its 2013 campaign next Saturday, hosting Dartmouth at 1 p.m. on Franklin Field.
Download: Penn10 (@Harvard).pdf

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Robinson urges grads to make the nation stronger
Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The Washington Post, urged University of South Carolina graduates to do the difficult work necessary to make the nation stronger. "Your presence here today means that you are among the best-prepared young men and women this nation has to offer," Robinson told bachelor's and master's graduates at Friday afternoon's commencement.
"Use that preparation. Do not settle for what is easy. Go out and do the things that are hard." Robinson said.
A native of Orangeburg and a graduate of Orangeburg Wilkinson High School, Robinson received an honorary doctorate of humane letters from the university. He spoke about the journey that the country has taken from the days when he was a young boy in South Carolina, a time when blacks were not allowed the same rights as other Americans, to today, when an African-American president works in the Oval Office with a bust of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the sideboard.
"It was hard. It was uncomfortable, at times painful, and sometimes it seemed impossible. It required all the intelligence, all the bravery, all the commitment of so many people over so many years -- and still we haven't finished the journey. We have not. But we've come this far because so many Americans were willing to go out and do what was hard."


text: The divorce is still raging but yesterday Bethenny Frankel and Jason Hoppy agreed to settle their custody dispute and basically they are going to co-parent. I'm not sure why it took almost two years to decide that would be in the best interest of their daughter. Of course they are going to argue about money and possessions and there are still going to be some very nasty revelations, but they both have been using Bryn as a pawn and a 4 year old girl should not be used as a pawn. She isn't the bad person in this and they both did some awful things in her presence and apparently talked smack about each other to their daughter. I'm glad this partis settled and I hope they decide to start acting more like adults. They won't, but one can hope.


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text: It seems like only yesterday that Jeremy London got kidnapped while buying drugs or arrested for beating his wife and doing lots of drugs. Despite all this someone has decided that Jeremy is a great catch. After finalizing his divorce from his ex-wife last week he got married to a new woman this week who also had their baby a couple of days after they got married. It was just two years ago that Jeremy's meltdowns became public and although I hope he has changed and turned his life around it is not going to shock me if we see him popping up in headlines again or his new wife divorces him within the year.


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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born to Leopold and Anna Maria Pertl Mozart in 1756 in what is now Salzburg, Austria. His father Leopold Mozart was a choir master, a minor composer and an experienced teacher. When Mozart's sister Nannerl was seven she began keyboard lessons with her father while the three year old Wolfgang watched with fascination. At age 4 Mozart himself began keyboard lessons playing without fault and with great sensitivity. By age five Mozart was composing short pieces which his father wrote down for him. Read more...
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Public Law 90-11
|Confederated Salish and Kootenai Indians. Judgment funds.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the unexpended balance of funds on deposit in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Indians of the Flathead Reservation that were appropriated by the Act of October 27, 1966 (80 Stat. 1065), to pay a judgment by the Indian Claims Commission in docket numbered 61, and the interest thereon, less payment of attorneys fees and expenses, may be invested, expended, or advanced for any purpose that is authorized by the tribal governing body and approved by the Secretary of the Interior. Any part of such funds that may be distributed to the members of the tribes shall not be subject to Federal or State income taxes.
Approved, April 22, 1967.


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Of all Utah's Medicaid managed care plans, the state-run option has traditionally been the most popular.
Yet it gets the lowest customer service rating, according to new Utah Department of Health data.
Customers surveyed for the 2012 Consumer Satisfaction Report of Utah Health Plans gave the state-run program, Select Access, a lower overall rating than competing plans run by Molina Healthcare and the University of Utah, and the lowest score for customer service.
The federal data are published annually to aid consumers in choosing a health plan, said Keely Allen, the Utah Health Department's Health Plan Program Manager.
But the state-run program's unflagging dominance suggests either Medicaid recipients don't use the tool, or they don't find it useful.
Then again, all Medicaid plans get higher marks than Utah's private insurance plans.
Health officials are looking to improve measures for gauging the quality of Medicaid plans as they transition to become Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) where doctors will be held accountable for improving the health of their patients.
Currently, in addition to the customer satisfaction survey, the state measures how many patients get recommended check-ups and disease screenings.
The trick, says Allen, is finding a way to blend and balance the two.
"When people say quality improvement, what do they really mean?" asked Allen. "The right care at the right time for the right conditions? Or do they mean less care or less expensive care?"
Consumers score Utah insurers
Customers were asked to rate their health plans on a scale of 0 for "worst possible" to 10 for "best possible." The list shows the percentage of clients who gave their health plan a rating of 8 or above.
University of Utah's HealthyU: 86 percent
Molina Healthcare: 85 percent
State-run Medicaid: 84 percent
Private HMOs: Health Maintenance Organizations
Intermountain Healthcare's SelectHealth: 64 percent
Public Employee Health Plan: 62 percent
Altius: 55 percent
Private PPOs: Preferred Provider Organizations
Deseret Mutual: 82 percent
Aetna: 60 percent
United Healthcare: 59 percent
Regent BlueCross BlueShield: 56 percent
EMI Health: 55 percent
Cigna: 54 percent
Humana: 38 percent
Source: Utah Department of Health, http://1.usa.gov/XeVSa6


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Back with Trenton, Betances excels
Yankees prospect strikes out five over six shutout innings
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | June 30, 2012 7:43 PM ET
"Focus on the target."
"Not trying to do much."
"Take it like a fresh start."
"I have to get my confidence up."
"I'm trying to get right."
And after striking out five over six scoreless innings in his first Double-A start in 10 months, Trenton's 4-3 defeat to the Sea Dogs on Saturday evening, his postgame thoughts, too:
"I'm getting back on track."
"I take this as a new beginning."
"This is a step in the right direction."
"This definitely gets me more confident."
"It's not how you start, it's how you finish."
In one sentence the second-ranked Yankees prospect said being knocked down a peg from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre -- where he compiled a 6.39 ERA in 16 starts -- to Trenton this week was a mutual decision. In another, he admits that the news was upsetting, while he appreciates the intentions of Yankees' brass.
"We thought that coming to a different place -- we're just trying to get me right because we all know things haven't gone too well, but they just want me to get right, to where they know I can be and where I know I can be myself," he said. "It's just a matter of trying to be the pitcher I was and the pitcher I am capable of being."
Betances, a New York native six years removed from being drafted by his hometown team, finally looked more the part, scattering three singles and not allowing Portland to advance a runner past second. He even picked off one trying to steal third in his final inning of work.
The 6-foot-8, 260-pound right-hander also was happier with spotting his plus-grade fastball inside and down and mixing in his curveball and changeup at opportune times.
But the command that eluded him with the Triple-A Yankees -- he issued 69 walks over 74 2/3 innings there -- was still troublesome. It also may be within reach, now more than before.
"I was happy with keeping my walks down. I had three walks, but one of them was to the leadoff guy and then after that I felt like I got in real control of the game and everything felt good," said Betances, who threw 55 of 91 pitches for strikes. "If I can throw strikes, get ahead in the count, that helps me out."
This is proven. Check out his first Triple-A win on April 27 and his career-high eight-inning outing two weeks later as proof that throwing strikes behooves him. It certainly did in 2011 when, nearly two years after undergoing Tommy John surgery, he posted a 115-to-55 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 105 1/3 innings for the Thunder.
All that was before his tumultuous 20-game run in the International League.
"I'm just trying to finish the season strong now," he said. "I need to get back up there."
Despite his best efforts -- and exiting with a two-run lead -- Betances didn't factor in the decision. The Sea Dogs rallied for three runs in the eighth and won the game on the third pitch of the ninth as Drew Hedman pulled Lee Hyde's offering over the right-field fence.
Andrew Pentis is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at AndrewMiLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Toshiba has launched a high-performance, low-power HDD line for enterprise applications. The new MBF2600RC family brings 2.5-inch drives into the enterprise space, with no compromise in capacity or performance, the company claims.
The line-up features a 600GB drive, currently the industry's highest capacity for 2.5-inch enterprise-class HDD, and rounds out the range with 300GB and 450GB capacities.
The MBF2600RC family supports a 6Gb/s SAS interface data transfer rate and a 10,02- RPM rotation rate, a city 16MB buffer memory and faster data processing than the MBD2300RC. Improved linear recording density boosts the internal data transfer rate by 13%.
The new drives also offer an optional drive-based encryption design that secures data when end of lease, during disposal and recycling.
In addition, the MBF2600RC family delivers significant better environmental performance than the MBD2300RC generation of 2.5-inch HDD, including a 45% improvement in energy consumption efficiency. It is compliant with the European Union's RoHS directive and halogen-free.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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Office of Outdoor Recreation goes carbon neutral
University of South Carolina students celebrated another green milestone Tuesday (April 20), when campus Outdoor Recreation became the nation's first collegiate office of its kind and the first office on the Columbia campus to announce its plan for becoming carbon neutral.
Every time a light, a computer or a gas-powered vehicle is used, carbon is produced. Together with methane and nitrous oxide, it creates harmful greenhouse gases. Simply put, being carbon neutral means balancing or offsetting these emissions.
For the university's Outdoor Recreation, that means reducing the 7.7 tons of carbon emissions it generates each year. To do so, staff and students will plant 39 trees each year to offset those emissions, which can fluctuate.
Outdoor Recreation director Katie Coley and a team of students planted peach, plum and cherry trees Tuesday around the fields at the Strom Thurmond Wellness & Fitness Center, where OREC is located. Plans call for more trees in May and November.
"Environmental education and advocacy are core values in Outdoor Recreation," Coley said. "We wouldn't have been able to reach our goal of becoming carbon neutral if it weren't for our incredible staff of 25 student leaders."
Since Outdoor Recreation opened at the Thurmond Center in March 2009, students have worked to reduce the office's carbon footprint. Their green efforts have included recycling of plastic, paper and aluminum for the entire center, composting during adventure trips, organic gardening, using all natural cleaning supplies, reducing energy use from lights and appliances and organizing trash pickup on and along the banks of Columbia's rivers.
"We've worked hard to limit our impact," said Ivy Kaiser, a senior geography major from West Columbia and sustainability manager for Outdoor Recreation. "We teach leave-no-trace ethics to our participants so that they can help us with our environmental efforts. Everyone is really motivated."
With the support of Coley and help of Michael Koman, director of sustainability at the university, Kaiser, who is president of SAGE (Students Advocating for a Greener Earth), and graduate student Carter Cox wanted to take the next step: measuring carbon emissions and exploring options for becoming carbon neutral.
The pair measured everything from the energy output of light bulbs, computers and telephones to the gasoline used on OREC's many adventure trips.
Using established formulas by leading environmental organizations (Energy Information Administration, Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy etc.), Koman arrived at the 7.7 tons of carbon generated and concluded that OREC could offset its carbon emissions through a tree-planting program.
"I'm extremely excited for Outdoor Recreation for taking this on and achieving it," Koman said. "It is always tough being the first one to implement something new. They are setting not only a standard for other units on campus, but ultimately for other universities and the entire state."
Koman said the University of South Carolina is among 600 colleges and universities in the world to commit to becoming carbon neutral as a result of the President's Climate Commitment.
He said Carolina is well on its way, having reduced its energy consumption by nearly 30 percent since 2004 and putting in place aggressive plans to reduce energy consumption and emissions.
Koman said Coley and her staff are reinforcing the university's commitment to carbon neutrality and sustainability.
"By Outdoor Recreation taking responsibility for their small share of the university's overall emissions, it makes it that much easier for the larger campus to reach its goal," Koman said. "Not only are they educating Carolina students about the outdoors and sustainability, they're teaching them how to live sustainably and enjoy the effort."
Coley has asked Kaiser, Cox and other student leaders in Outdoor Recreation to help her in offering guidance to other campus offices and departments that want to become carbon neutral.
Located inside the Strom Thurmond Wellness & Fitness Center, Outdoor Recreation utilizes the 52-foot climbing wall, organizes a variety of adventure trips (rafting, backpacking etc.) and special events, offers backcountry clinics, manages equipment rental, operates a bike shop and organizes sustainability service projects. To learn more, visit the Web site: http://campusrec.sc.edu/orec/
For more information on sustainability at the University of South Carolina, visit the Web site: www.sc.edu/green.


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$25,000 reward offered in killing of jogger in RI
WARWICK, R.I. (AP) _ Warwick Police say there is now a $25,000 reward being offered in the killing of a retired postal worker as he took an early morning jog through a park in Warwick in May.
The body of 66-year-old John ``Jack'' Fay was discovered in a trash barrel in City Park on May 18. Authorities say Fay died of blunt force trauma and put up a fight before he died.
Police say a group of anonymous people pulled the money together.
It will be given to anyone who offers information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case.
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Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of the Interior by section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936 (49 Stat. 1250, 48 U.S.C., 1946 ed., sec. 358a), it is ordered that the following described area, including the town reserve established for the native village of Hydaburg by Executive Order 4712 (August 30, 1927), shall be, and the same hereby is, designated as a reservation for the use and occupancy of the Indians of Hydaburg, Alaska:
Beginning at a point at the head of Soda Bay, approximate latitude 55°17' N., longitude l32°55' W.; From the initial point, at lowest low tide, westerly along the line of lowest low tide on the south shore of Soda Bay to a point opposite Halibut Nose; southeasterly along the line of lowest low tide on the north shore of North Pass and the east shore of Sukkwan Strait to Eek Point; northerly along the line of lowest low tide on the west shore of Hetta Inlet to a point one mile above Deer Bay; northerly and westerly along the divide at the head of the drainage into Sukkwan Strait and North Pass to the point of beginning; and Sukkwan Island; and including the rocks and islets within 3,000 feet from such shores; and further including all lakes within the foregoing areas, all inlets where the distance from shore to shore is less than 1,000 feet, all streams, and the waters within 500 yards of the mouth of each such stream as defined pursuant to the act of April 16, 1934 (48 Stat. 594, 48 U.S.C., 1946 ed., secs. 232, 233); and also including the waters and submerged lands adjacent to such uplands and extending 3,000 feet from the shore line at mean low tide; and also including the cemetery on island outside of Hunter Bay, Prince of Wales Island, the cemetery on center island between Howkan and Dall Island, the cemetery on east side of Sukkwan Narrows, Sukkwan Island, the cemetery on south end of Jackson Island, south of Sukkwan Island, the cemetery at Klinkwan, Prince of Wales Island, the cemetery at Howkan, Long Island, and the cemetery at Cape Muzon, Dall Island, the exact boundaries of each cemetery site to be determined at the time of survey by the Bureau of Land Management and the cemetery sites not to exceed in the aggregate 160 acres: Provided, however, That any patented lands are excluded from the reservation designated in this order: And provided further, That if the Supreme Court of the United States shall decide in the pending case of Frank Hynes v. Grimes Packing Co., et al. that waters and submerged lands below low tide cannot properly be reserved for Alaskan natives under section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936, supra, the phrase "and also including the waters and submerged lands adjacent to such uplands and extending 3,000 feet from the shore line at mean low tide" in this order shall be ineffective.
This order shall be subject to any valid existing rights or claims acquired prior to the date hereof and shall become effective only upon its approval by a majority vote of the natives residing in the above-described area, voting in the manner prescribed in the said section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936, and upon the following conditions:
(1) That a stipulation be filed in the Court of Claims by the plaintiffs in the pending suit of the Tlingit and Haida Tribes against the United States, withdrawing all claims of the said tribes or either of them or any town, village, community, land, clan, family, or other subdivisions of either of the plaintiff tribes, to a present possessory interest outside of the area herein reserved and within an area of approximately 905,000 acres hitherto claimed by the natives of the Village of Hydaburg, which area is more specifically described in the petition of the said natives filed with the Secretary of the Interior on June 28, 1944 and amended on September 18, 1944.
(2) That in the interest of conservation and the coordination of timber development in Southeastern Alaska, all commercial disposition of standing timber within the Hydaburg town reserve shall be subject to regulations of the Forest Service of the Department of Agriculture, reserving however to the natives the right to all revenues derived from the sale or disposition of such timber.
This proclamation shall in no way impair the right of the natives of Hydaburg, through their municipal organization or otherwise, to manage their own economic and political affairs and otherwise to exercise all rights of citizenship.
Done in the city of Washington, D.C., this 30th day of November 1949.
Secretary of the Interior.


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Once the preserve of only the techiest code-loving folk, websites are no longer the tricky, time-eating, money-burning creatures they once were. These days, the tools you need to build a basic site are no more intimidating than those you'd use to make a spreadsheet. Here are five of the best…
Adobe Muse
From £14, adobe.com
"Think design, not code" says Adobe of the latest arrow in its Creative Suite quiver. And, true to its word, Adobe Muse does away with tricky HTML and CSS in favour of templates and tools, letting you create brilliant looking sites without having to think about <stuff>#like</this>.
Free, wordpress.com
There are plenty of sites that can get you from drawing board to swank blog in minutes, but our favourite is Wordpress. Over 180 free themes, 3GB of server allocation and an intuitive back-end content management system (CMS) give it an edge, but paid upgrades let you adopt your own domain, premium themes, deeper analytics and world domination. The latter may require more than just a Wordpress account.
Google Sites
Free, sites.google.com
Google Sites offers masses of space and easy integration with other Google products such as YouTube and Google Drive (the new home of Google Docs). Google touts speed as the most alluring cherry atop Sites' cake, and with one-click page creation for icing and a creamy 10GB storage filling, we're more than happy to recommend a slice of Google's pagebuilder. Design, as we've come to expect from the Big G, is less impressive.
Free, www.tumblr.com
Photo blogging for the masses was once Flickr's turf, but Tumblr's idiot-proof operation has attracted over 46 million image-obsessed bloggers, including US president Barack Obama. Think of it as a GIF-filled Twitter if you will, but knocking out a one-dimensional blog of otters who look like Benedict Cumberbatch has never been easier.
Free, pinterest.com
The online war of words is turning into a war of pictures, but social networks – the most practical way for most of us to editorialise our lives – are yet to cotton on. True, Facebook bought Instagram (and the influence has started to show) and there are plenty of plugins to post pics to Twitter, but for really smart social picture wall-building, you'll want Pinterest. It's already "worth" US$1.5bn and has 20 million users.
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Product Reference: 40741
Handmade from high quality materials
Zenus cases are renowned worldwide for their exquisite quality and workmanship.
The Zenus Masstige Lettering Diary is specially designed for the Galaxy Note 3 - with every case being carefully cut, assembled and stitched by hand to perfectly complement the aesthetic Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
Internal pockets have space for credit cards
With the Zenus Masstige Lettering Diary Series you can leave your wallet at home thanks to the three credit card slots and money pocket. This makes it the perfect case for when you're popping out to the shops, going out in the evening or even if you just prefer to travel light.
Rugged design keeps your phone fully protected
Featuring a reinforced back cover which fits perfectly to the contours of the Galaxy Note 3 and a stylish but rugged finish; the Zenus Minimal Diary Series for Note 3 is extremely resistant to scratches, drops and knocks. Furthermore, the front cover ensures that your screen is safe from damage.
Made for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Designed specifically for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, this case offers a perfect fit for your device. It also features a cut-out for the camera and an open base, so you don't need to take the phone out of the case to charge or synchronise it.
All buttons are also still accessible when the phone is in the case.


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Welcome to Healdsburg Tours
Healdsburg, California is a wonderful small town that is fast becoming one of the most popular destinations in all of the wine country . Healdsburg offers fabulous dining, shopping and most importantly, world class wines. The famous appellations of Russian River Valley, Dry Creek Valley and Alexander Valley literally surround Healdsburg. Combined, the three valleys are home to more than 150 wineries, and big or small, we know them all! When visiting or staying in Healdsburg, there is no better way to see it all than with Healdsburg Tours. Healdsburg Tours provides custom wine tasting tours and privately chartered transportation throughout northern Sonoma County. Healdsburg Tours is a small, owner operated company that is naturally, based in Healdsburg.
Healdsburg Tours' primary tour vehicle is a custom built wine tasting Recreational Vehicle, called the Wine-A-Bay-Go. The Wine-A-Bay-Go is a far more comfortable alternative to the traditional Limousine. The Wine-A-Bay-Go's interior is spacious, with room to stand up, yet it is nimble enough to get you to even the most remote wineries. You can learn more about Healdsburg Tours' Wine-A-Bay-Go and view photographs by clicking on "The Wine-A-Bay-Go" to the left.
Congratulations on finding Healdsburg. There is a lot to see and do here, and the following links will be very helpful as you plan your visit.


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Dolphin file manager
Dolphin file manager
- Dolphin is the default file manager in Kubuntu (KDE). For usage instructions see the Dolphin wiki. Start:
K menu -> System -> Dolphin
- Many folders and files, especially system folders and configuration files, have root permissions associated with them. It is necessary to start Dolphin with root privileges in order to access them:
kdesudo dolphin
- A menu item can be created with this command.
- When opening a file manager in this way, the default folder will be /root/. User files will be found by clicking on the "Root" icon and then navigating to the /home/user/ folder(s).
Add services to the Dolphin file manager
Context-sensitive services can be added to Dolphin.
- Ruby must be installed first:
sudo apt-get install ruby
- Add new services.
- Dolphin -> Settings -> Configure Dolphin... -> Services -> Download New Services...
- For example, a very useful service is the "Root Actions Servicemenu", which allows many functions to be performed with root (superuser or "sudo") permissions. This is necessary, for example, for editing text files that have root permissions.
- The "Scan with ClamAV" service allows the anti-virus scanner to be run from Dolphin.
- Once the new services have been installed, the system must be rebooted for the newly added service menus to appear in Dolphin.
- <Right-click> on an item within Dolphin to bring up the services menu. For example, once the Root Actions Servicemenu has been installed, I can edit a text file with root permissions by <right-clicking> on it and selecting
- Root Actions -> Open as text
This will open the text editor (kate) as root.
- Other popular service menus include audiokonvertor, Extract and Compress, servicemenu-pdf, image2pdf, and vlcappend.
Preview video files with Dolphin file manager
- The KDE Multimedia Project has three video thumbnailers available for use with file managers such as Dolphin and Konqueror: FFMpegThumbs (ffmpegthumbs), kFFMpegThumbnailer (kffmpegthumbnailer), and MPlayerThumbs (mplayerthumbs). Also see the Kubuntu Forums thread for tips and troubleshooting.
- FFMpegThumbs uses FFMPEG to create thumbnail frames from video files, which can be used by KDE from a file manager like Dolphin. Install:
sudo apt-get install ffmpegthumbs
- Alternatively, install kFFMpegThumbnailer (sudo apt-get install kffmpegthumbnailer), which works in a similar manner. (Both require FFMPEG to be installed.)
After installation of either of these modules, log out and log back into (or restart) your system for changes to take effect.
- MPlayerThumbs not only shows a video frame thumbnail in Dolphin, it also has the capacity to show the entire video in the Dolphin Information side panel (for previewing). Though more powerful, it is slower to load than either FFMpegThumbs or kFFMpegThumbnailer. (MPlayer must also be installed for this thumbnailer / previewer to function.) Install:
sudo apt-get install mplayerthumbs
After installation, log out and log back into (or restart) your system for changes to take effect.
- Make sure the settings for Dolphin allow JPG and Video previews:
- Dolphin -> Settings -> Configure Dolphin... -> General -> Previews -> JPEG Images (ticked) -> Video Files (ticked) -> OK
- -> View -> Preview (ticked)
Close and re-open Dolphin for changes to take effect.
- If you wish information about the file to be displayed while the cursor hovers over the filename, also make sure Dolphin "tooltips" is enabled:
- Dolphin -> Settings -> Configure Dolphin... -> General -> Behavior -> Show tooltips (ticked)
- -> View -> Panels -> Information (ticked)
How to use network options in Dolphin file manager
- Open the "Network" icon in Dolphin.
- A network folder can also be mounted in the left navigation pane for repeated quick access. For example, a Samba (Windows-type) network folder located at a LAN IP address of 192.168.0.177 can be added:
- Dolphin -> <right-click> on the leftmost panel -> Add entry...
- -> Label: Network folder -> Location: smb://192.168.0.177
Accessing a digital camera from the Dolphin file manager
- Plug in your digital camera to the USB port using the appropriate cord and make sure the camera is turned on.
- Start the Dolphin file manager.
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Chaitin's construction
From HaskellWiki
1 Introduction
Are there any real numbers which are defined exactly, but cannot be computed? This question leads us to exact real arithmetic, foundations of mathematics and computer science.
See Wikipedia article on Chaitin's construction, referring to e.g.
- Computing a Glimpse of Randomness (written by Cristian S. Calude, Michael J. Dinneen, and Chi-Kou Shu)
- Omega and why math has no TOEs (Gregory Chaitin).
2 Basing it on combinatory logic
Some more direct relatedness to functional programming: we can base Ω on combinatory logic (instead of a Turing machine).
2.1 Coding
See the prefix coding system described in Binary Lambda Calculus and Combinatory Logic (page 20) written by John Tromp:
of course, c, d are meta-variables, and also some other notations are changed slightly.
2.2 Decoding
Having seen this, decoding is rather straightforward. Here is a parser for illustration, but it serves only didactical purposes: it will not be used in the final implementation, because a good term generator makes parsing superfluous at this task.
2.3 Chaitin's construction
Now, Chaitin's construction will be here
- hnf
- should denote an unary predicate "has normal form" ("terminates")
- dc
- should mean an operator "decode" (a function from finite bit sequences to combinatory logic terms)
- should denote the set of all finite bit sequences
- Domdc
- should denote the set of syntactically correct bit sequences (semantically, they may either terminate or diverge), i.e. the domain of the decoding function, i.e. the range of the coding function. Thus,
- "Absolute value"
- should mean the length of a bit sequence (not combinatory logic term evaluation!)
3 Eliminating any concept of code by handling combinatory logic terms directly
We can avoid referring to any code notion, if we transfer (lift) the notion of "length" from bit sequences to combinatory logic terms in an appropriate way. Let us call it the "norm" of the term:
Thus, we have no notions of "bit sequence","code", "coding", "decoding" at all. But their ghosts still haunt us: the definition of norm function looks rather strange without thinking on the fact that is was transferred from a concept of coding.
Question: If we already move away from the approaches referring to any code concept, then could we define norm in other ways? E.g.
And is it worth doing it at all? The former one, at leat, had a good theoretical foundation (based on analysis, arithmetic and probability theory). This latter one is not so cleaner, that we should prefer it, so, lacking theoretical grounds.
What I really want is to exclude the (IMHO) underestimation of this "probability of termination" number -- an underestimation coming from taking into account the syntactically non-correct codes (IMHO). Thus taking only termination vs nontermination into account, when calculating this number (which can be interpreted as a probability).
3.1 Term generator
module CLGen where import Generator (gen0) import CL (k, s, apply) direct :: [CL] direct = gen0 apply [s, k]
module Generator (gen0) where import PreludeExt (cross) gen0 :: (a -> a -> a) -> [a] -> [a] gen0 f c = gen f c 0 gen :: (a -> a -> a) -> [a] -> Integer -> [a] gen f c n = sizedGen f c n ++ gen f c (succ n) sizedGen :: (a -> a -> a) -> [a] -> Integer -> [a] sizedGen f c 0 = c sizedGen f c (n + 1) = map (uncurry f) $ concat [sizedGen f c i `cross` sizedGen f c (n - i) | i <- [0..n]]
4 Related concepts
5 To do
Writing a program in Haskell -- or in combinatory logic:-) -- which could help in making conjectures on combinatory logic-based Chaitin's constructions. It would make only approximations, in a similar way that most Mandelbrot plotting softwares work: it would ask for a maximum limit of iterations.
chaitin --computation=cl --coding=tromp --limit-of-iterations=5000 --digits=10 --decimal


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Sorry if this has been answered before, I've searched and didn't find anything that helped me.
I've been playing with Backtrack 2 final live CD on my desktop for a while now. I decided to install it instead of using the live version all of the time. The live install went smoothly. I set up lilo to dual boot backtrack with winXP and all seemed good.
Well, backtrack boots to the console. I can login as root, change my password, etc. I can xconfig without problem but when I try to startx I start running into problems.
It's odd because it runs fine on live.
The error I get is
Fatal server error:
AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0
XIO: fatal io error 104 (Connection reset by peer) on X server ":0.0"
after o requests (0 known processed) with 0 events remaining.
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'iconic' class abilities cut
Ghostcrawler locates better salary
no more new classes/races
world fixes scrapped for paid lvling
WoD taking longer than ever
10 anniv. present = new pvp season
z-axis too much hassle in 3D game
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Picked "10 anniv. present = new pvp season"
We BETTER get something REALLY good on this, id accept that chopper their building (for free ofcourse), if they DARE to give us a shitty tabard again ill burn down their HQ
16 Legendaries and counting, RNGesus pls unholy shoulders
Why is this thread still open? it makes zero sense whatsoever.
"The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with."
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WoW is a project that expands continuously. Even if an expansion would be small, which has never been the case, it would still be a size increase...
Hence the name EXPANSION.....
And since every expansion is weaved into the already present content, it's impossible to see it isolated.
"The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with."
Okay. What if they let you skip the old content instead of updating it? (lvl90 boost)What if the new expansion does turn out smaller (I'm not saying WoD will be, but maybe further down the road). Does maintaining the past and present code alone mean continually more effort, even if they aren't renovating old content anymore?
That's a good point, that system maintenance is ever-expanding, I didn't think of that. Is it automatically enough to equal more development time, though?
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I don't understand what's going on here and now my head hurts.
What the hell? I swear this thread was locked yesterday.
Why so much hate for this thread, i rather have a fun thread like this rather than some flame/troll bait thread by Jaylock
16 Legendaries and counting, RNGesus pls unholy shoulders
Where is the "All of the above" option?
The best part is always watching the right wing rage on social media and getting banned.
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"10 anniv. present = new pvp season"
lol okay. This poll is ridiculous.


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The Bold And The Disputable: Fantasy Predictions For 2014 Season
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(Yahoo!) Peyton Manning, who was on 60.8 percent of Yahoo championship rosters, ruled the roost a season ago. Who is your top Fantasy MVP candidate this year?
Brandon – DEMARYIUS THOMAS. I'm going with another Bronco. The stars seem to be aligning for DT, as he'll absorb a lot of extra targets (including even more lucrative red zone looks) left behind by the departed Eric Decker. And now we have the Wes Welkersuspension news, costing the slot machine four games to open '14. Sure, Thomas will draw double teams, but with his size, speed and strength, not to mention a very WR-friendly NFL rulebook, I'm not worried at all about that.
Brad – MATT FORTE. Kodiak, grizzly, polar, short-faced – the rusher will be all deadly ursine rolled into one. He has zero competition for touches, is arguably the league's most versatile back, is in the midst of his prime, has a top-five offensive line blocking for him and should register 20-25 touches per game in a prolific offense. Close to 2,000 combined yards and 15 touchdowns aren't out of the question. Investors, enjoy the career year.
Andy – First of all, Jamaal Charles ruled last year's fantasy roost, not Peyton. Jamaal gave us 215 yards and five touchdowns in Championship Week. Charles was, without question, the man. If you made it to the title matchup with JC, you did not lose.
This year, I'm gonna say DREW BREES delivers the best combination of elite regular season performance and ridiculous Week 15-16 production. He's been a top-two fantasy QB in five of the past six seasons. Brees also gets a home matchup with Atlanta in Week 16, and there's no way that goes bad.
Scott – I know it's oh-so-trendy to scoop up the premium receivers these days, but I see nothing wrong with taking an elite running back in the early going - if you're completely sold on him. That's how I feel about SHADY MCCOY, a versatile 26-year-old stud playing for a brilliant head coach. If I had the first pick, there would be zero hesitation. (And here's what no one seems to be saying about the 2014 receiver pool: it's surprisingly deep in the middle and late tiers. You'll always find affordable guys you like. That's not true at running back.)
Dalton – I'm going with EDDIE LACY, who won't cost a top-three pick but will finish as the No. 1 fantasy back in 2014. In a league that continues to steer toward the passing game and more RB committees, a true workhorse is increasingly rare and more valuable than ever. Lacy is a member of a lot of fantasy title teams this season.
Rookies, including Eddie Lacy and Keenan Allen, last year, have made significant impacts in recent memory. What greenhorn will take home the ROY hardware this fall?
Brandon – BRANDIN COOKS. I'm torn between Cooks and San Fran running back Carlos Hyde, but Hyde's going to need a Frank Gore injury to make a major impact. Cooks looks poised to start blazing a trail from the opening bell. His ability to get from "zero-to-60" is elite, and he combines that with excellent route running. Drew Brees will make good use of that, especially with Darren Sproles gone.
Brad – BRANDIN COOKS. He possesses track speed (4.33 40-yard dash), ankle-breaking juke moves and ultra-versatility. There are mouths to feed in the Saints' spread, but he should be a focal point whether underneath, in the slot or on the edge. Approximately 1,000-1,100 combined yards with 7-9 TDs are in my fearless forecast.
Andy – Well, if I think Brees is gonna surge in the biggest weeks (and I do), then I might as well take BRANDIN COOKS here. Based on pure talent, Sammy Watkins still looks like the best rookie receiver to my eye. But there's no arguing with Cooks' situation.
Scott – I'd love to nominate BISHOP SANKEY or CARLOS HYDE, but I can't say when the Titans will flip the switch, and I don't see Frank Gore going down without a fight. With that in mind, JEREMY HILL gets the call - a battering ram set to plow away in a steady Cincinnati offense. He has to share with Gio Bernard, of course, but Hill figures to be the man at the goal line.
Dalton – This rookie class features a bunch of intriguing receivers, and while this category winner is more often than not a quarterback, it's unclear how soon guys like Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater will get the chance to start. I'm taking CARLOS HYDE, thinking this is the year Frank Gore finally breaks down and in that event, it's not so crazy to envision Hyde being a weekly top-10 fantasy back.
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What undervalued commodity, a la Le'Veon Bell last year, will have the biggest return on investment this time around?
Brandon – FRED JACKSON. He was a top-12 fantasy RB last season and, tell me, what's changed? Last time I checked, he's still expected to handle goal-line work and be the lead running back in passing situations, not to mention splitting regular down duties with C.J. Spiller. For a run-heavy Buffalo offense, I wouldn't be at all surprised if Jackson placed inside the RB top 20 again, and he's going as the No. 36 back in average live drafts. That's a nice ROI.
Brad – CODY LATIMER. The star of Broncos training camp will make a sizable impact at some point this year, possibly out of the gate. Wes Welker's four-game suspension opens the door of opportunity. According to local reports, the rookie is expected to tag-team with Andre Caldwell on the outside opposite Demaryius Thomas. Hello single coverage. At 6-foot-2, 215 pounds, he is Eric Decker revisited. Already slated for red-zone duty, he could prove to be much, much more in the opener vs. Indianapolis and beyond.
Andy – Really? Le'Veon was the best "undervalued" fantasy commodity we could come up with? Pffft. Wasn't he, like, the fourth or fifth best value among rookies? In any case, give me JAY CUTLER, for obvious reasons. He's dirt-cheap at the draft table, and, if we've nailed our ranks on his receivers, then Jay is a near-lock for 4200 yards and 30 scores.
Scott – Your leaguemates are probably giving you GREG JENNINGS for nothing. Take it, thank them out the door. Jennings clicks with Matt Cassel - if you prorate their work from 2013, Jennings gets 88 catches, 1018 yards and eight touchdowns. I'm certainly not promising numbers that rich, but this is a perfect fourth or fifth receiver.
Dalton – SHANE VEREEN currently has an 85.3 ADP in Yahoo leagues, which is ridiculous. He's going to finish as a top-15 fantasy back in standard leagues and top-10 in PPR formats. He looks incredibly undervalued entering 2014.
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See, Apple likes to use this date on their devices on their site. Says Wednesday (which is what it looks like on the evasi0n site), so the designer of the evasi0n site probably just took stock Apple images and just decided to change the 12 to a 3 to have a little fun.
I think it's just the anxiety kicking in. Lol
The new site some have called "fake" is better than anything I'vee seen in the last 6 years.
Going back to the 4.2 IOS days it was an absolute nightmare, tethered, untethered, whoever is running the show about announcing what is in the works currently has been much better than anything I've sine since buying my 1st brick in '06.
So who's gonna be refreshing the **** out of evasi0n at midnight? Lol
Don't expect a midnight release...
Hasn't even left private testing yet. The tool still needs to go through extended testing.
Anytime between midnight and 6am is good for me. Starting to loose sleep. Had all the fore play I can stand. Lol.
I think they out to release 2 versions 1 with just the jailbreak and the other with the package. The 1st on could of been released.
Apple needs to go **** themselves for not supporting the Cydia community. ... and the Cydia community has improved their income stream compared to several years ago. Kudos
I simply can't stand the theme I have to look at when I buy a stock iPhone. Apple needs to listen the **** up. I have 3 macbook pros, a brand new iMac, an ipad & 4 iPhones.
I've spent $17,000 on Apple products in the last 36 months. Apple wake the **** up.
Pardon my vulgarity, but I'm to old to mince my words with men who wear skirts.
He's a hacker.
Not sure what people were expecting.