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What is giveio.sys? Is giveio.sys spyware or a virus?
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Process name: giveio
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File: giveio.sys
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2117 users ask for this file. 46 users rated it as not dangerous. 5 users rated it as not so dangerous. 10 users rated it as neutral. 6 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 14 users rated it as dangerous. 6 users didn't rate it ("don't know").
|All comments about giveio.sys:
|you better delete this rob
|It seems an Intel driver (I'm no expert) according to what I found on Google Gerrit Plasman
|device driver for NT 4.0/2000/XP The giveIO tool enables low-level access to I/O ports for programs under Windows 2000 and XP. This is needed for some software that communicates through LPT ports. (Some people say that UserPort is better for Windows XP
|Input/Output for gamepads See also: Link Darek Ali
|2000/xp dll to directly acces serial /lpt ports pete
|No idea what it is, but it hangs the windows boot process, even in safe mode, and even after deleting it. So far the only solution is a reformat. Jonathan Wright
|it is for running a system monitor program See also: Link Krystal Rose
|used for system monitors, like temperature probes for cpus fu3lman
|Installed as part of SpeedFan Freeware (and probably other software) See also: Link Seajay
|This file is for allowing programs low-level access to parallel and serial ports. Andy
|It is a widely-used driver to allow user-mode programs to access hardware registers and I/O ports, such as for controlling fan speed or monitoring temperatures. It is generally safe, although since it uses undocumented kernel calls it may cause instability on future versions of Windows. If that's the case, or you don't use any programs which need direct hardware access, you may freely remove this driver (from the Non-Plug-and-Play Devices branch of Device Manager--don't just delete the file). Otherwise it poses no threat. See also: Link BST
|It is a pesky rat installed by SpeedFan. Foolw the link to get rid of it ("disable") rather than "automatic" See also: Link Stephen
|used by temp control programs like speedfan and mbm5 mike
|it makes paralle port accesable in windows jim the tech
|The original files and documentation for Giveio can be found at (http://www.ddj.com/ftp/1996/1996.05/directio.zip). Steve Strobel
|Used by SpeedFan
|On my computer it was installed by a freeware program called Speed Fan. Monitors Motherboard, Processor and Fans for voltages, temperatures and fanspeed See also: Link Osscar Grouch
|in my case most likely installed with application SensorsView beta 1.0, fan speed and temperature monitoring software; translate link with google, info under 1/26/06 See also: Link aaron
|I'm sure its used by SpeedFan
|Essential component of speedfan! DavidR
|Used for direct access to the LPT Parallel Port for example for Holger's Parallel Port AVR Mega Prommer sylwek
|windows XP and certain other OSs restrict access to the serial, parallel, and other ports. Many programs therefore have to use this sys file to access those ports, rather than having their own device drivers, with dlls, to access external hardware. Alex Wojtak
|Allows access to Printer Port For comunication! Pudge
|Installs with speedfan utility to monitor temperatures, adjust speed of conected fans, etc. zimbabwa
|Installed by speedfan, used by other hardware monitoring programs Chris www.getcarspares.com
|Harmless, NOT cause of any crashing or such - Used for reading temp-propes etc. (by SpeedFan among other such softwares) See also: Link Anon
|This is driver that gives access to low level registers. It could be used by any program. It's not provided by Windows
|We use it at our radio station to start a logging program with a contact closure via the parallel port. See also: Link Radio Connie
|Speed Fan (V 4.32) seems to run pretty well without it; Windows XP doesn't like it, says it is "destructive" ;- Charles D. Bohne
|I had the Speedfan problem too. It was working fine for months, until an automatic Windows XP update caused it to conflict. The solution was to uninstall Speedfan entirely, through Add/remove Programs. Rebooting afterwards worked fine. Chris P.
|I had this problem, and after much looking around for answers, discovered XP desided it didn't like one of the USB devices I had hooked up. I ran into the problem after upgradeing Quicktime to the latest version. Richard Ballard
|It is for direct access to paralell port.It is OK Alda
|Mine was added by a Quicktime update and totaly crashed my system. Removal looks easy enough, but as the system locks even in safe mode, can be a real pain to correct sometimes. Richard Ballard
|It is possibly correct that it is installed by SpeedFan. I installed this recently and noticed this today after my computer froze and then refused to boot, even in safe mode. I repeatedly saw that giveio.sys was the last driver attempting to load in safe mode before crashing. So I booted into Windows 98 (have both for emergencies) & renamed it and then was able to boot in safe mode and restore ( just to be safe ). But I have been using SpeedFan for a week now, dunno why it suddenly caused problems. The latest thing that I installed was FeedReader though how they're related I really can't see. See also: Link nogoodatcoding
|installed with speedfan, not used by any other program JohnS
|Speedfan, PC hung even in safe mode.
|In my XP SP2 before Speedfan I don't remember seeing such driver... now it's there. Gibe
|Allows win98 style acess to LPT ports. Great if you want to use the LPT port as a GPIO device (inp and outp instructions). There is a small security risc but as long as you know what you are doing it no problem. Tom
|this File is a firmware driver for for amv based hardware clcurry1
|Causes my system to hang on boot and cycle boot infinitely; unhappy running with XP SP3 RC1 lenny
|This is installed by speedfan and has crashed my pc, on reboot, can not get past givio.sys WARNING Pete
|Allows direct port i/o on windows nt/xp/vista. Not dangerous by itself, poorly written programs that use direct i/o can cause system instability. See also: Link happycamper
|This file giveIO.sys is used and installed by Speedfan and other programs. It worked for me for a year, but eventually caused my system to hang on it, including save mode, last known good config etc. Even my Windows XP boot-CD hung and would not let me into the recovery console. This file seems to cause problems with certain Windows and iTunes updates as well as USB devices. I was able to recover by unplugging any and all USB devices (including internal), booting and uninstalling Speedfan. The file itself poses no security risk, but a severe incompatibility, that's why I rated it 5. JML
|installs with Speedfan, no problems with other computers, notice on this new computer it prompts me that I am removing giveio.sys when I uninstall. syphonxtc
|safe mode crashes when it reaches this file; I removed it an can start up Windows now Vincent
|It allows some programs to access hardware directly in XP. Like embeded systems programers, or CPU temperature monitors. See also: Link Shaunak
|bluescreen your computer and make u not able to load the windows and its auto restart your comp Lim Ke Wei
|my PC hangs in safemode after booting giveio.sys ( I just recently updated windwos which i think caused the problem) I wouldnt trust this file, get rid of it. Joe
|installed by speed fan (though others may have the same name, the dangerous one is installed by speedfan) it actually doesnt cause any problems at all untill windows decides to update your pc.....creating conflicts and now cant boot eather in normal or safe mode. i have been using speedfan for more than a year, looks like it is time to say good by to it :P:P:P hewhoisnameless
|My parents' computer keeps resetting during boot, even in safe mode. They definitely have speed fan installed.... I put it on for them months ago. Why it's acting up now is beyond me. Possibly a windows update. They are running XP SP2. John T
|SpeedFan (nice sofware) need giveio.sys See also: Link Pi
|system hangs after giveio.sys. Even in safe mode. Windows XP 32bit SP3. ankorot
|Speedfan no prob gf
|used by speedfan Michael K
|This is a driver file installed by Speedfan. A program used to control the speed of fans on your computer to keep it cooler. Im sure this can be removed thru uninstalling speedfan, and appears to be no threat to a computer. Savonna
|It IS part of the Speedfan installation. This file is NOT signed by Microsoft (use sigverif tool). If you're having problems it might be worth uninstalling the program. Rob (1st poster) is an ignorant fool. JR
|hangs PC cant boot up. worked ok for 4 days. how to delete vjain1234 at yahoo dot com
|giveio.sys appears to be related to the program speedfan. what you can do (only way its working for me thus far) is place HD in another pc as a slave drive then access the hard drive from your normal operating system and delete this file (it is not owned by microsoft as you can see if looking at other *.sys files) the location of this file will be under WINDOWS SYSTEM32 GIVEIO.SYS just delete the file. it seems to be that the file causes a conflict upon start up after a certain update from MS (yet to be determined). i have to put HD back in original pc and see if it works. will repost after.. Tim L
|Definitely part of SpeedFan distribution (pub by Almico) and installed in \System32 (5248 bytes dtd 04-03-96 12:33:26) See also: Link Art K
|I have been using speed fan for over a year and haven't had any problems with it until today. My computer would not load windows or safe mode. So I unplugged all USB devices and then was able to get into safe mode. I deleted giveio.sys and restarted without any problems and then uninstalled speed fan. But now none of my UBS devices are working. Jason
|Installed with speed fan and other utilities of the like. Certain windows updates may/will cause your machine to hang after the update is installed. giveio.sys is harmelss itself. If you do install speedfan, make sure you have all your updates done first. NOD32 doesn't say it's a virus. A quick look at it with IDA doesn't raise any red-flags either. Jennifur Pawsom
|It Hangs The System, Even AFTER Deletion Andey
|C:\UBCD4Win\BartPE.iso\I386\SYSTEM32 It is either in C:\Windows\System 32 or C:\UBCD4Win\plugin\System-Info\Information\SpeedFan\files J Carlin
|Part of Speedfan. With new windows updates, hangs up the computer at boot. Need to start in safe mode and uninstall speedfan entirely and reboot. Teliger
|The GiveIO tool enables the software direct access to the I/O ports. See also: Link Pavel Rybka
|Just open a command prompt and type net stop giveio followed by return, this will stop the driver and you can delete it from \windows\system32\drivers folder Daniel
|As others have stated, giveio.sys is part of SpeedFan or other similar Hardware Monitoring programs. For some peculiar reason, this file caused WinXP boot problems after cloning from a faulty SSD disk to a WD VelociRaptor; booting from the SSD had been fine all along, but now booting from the Raptor was broken. Removing the file allowed Windows to boot without incident. stylez
|I have SpeedFan, and I scanned with TDSSkiller with all parameters, was suspicious and unsigned, but it's legit and part of Speedfan. TJ
|Cause my Windows XP to bluescreen Justin
|is a speedfan file. speedfan use it to calculate the rotation speed of the fans and the temperature of the chips and without it, speedfan can't have access to the componets of the computer. Keep in mind this file can give access to virus pass the antivirus check and windows security. better to keep it out.
|It dont cause problems for most cases, but sometimes it just begin to crash your pc even in safe mode. I used ubuntu liveCD to rename the giveio.sys and then, it crashed booting to safe mode at file Mup.sys... Kaspar
|caused my xp to hangs even on safe mode... delete, delete, delete!! Roey
|i detected it with sigverif.exe win 7, when i uninstalled Speedfan it gave warning whether to keep it or not, after uninstall i ran sigverif again and it was gone, i decided its unsafe since lots of people reporting blue screens and hangs but it is part of speedfan erik
|Was installed on Win7 machine by Speedfan program. Asked if I wanted to remove GIVEIO Servide during uninstall of Speedfan. Said yes. It's gone, and everything works fine now.
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Brew City Barbecue
Milwaukee, WI
Meat 2.5
Sides 3
Sauce 3
Service 2
Atmosphere 3.5
Overall 2.5
Reviewer's Comments: Having had Brew City highly recommended to me, and seeing the pile of
hickory wood out back when I snuck around to take a look, I had high expectations. The
atmosphere was more like a TGI Fridays than a 'Q joint, but it smelled smokey. After a
rather long wait, I ordered a combo plate of brisket and pulled pork. When it arrived, I
could hardly tell which was which by looking. Both were smothered in sauce, and appeared
to be chopped. As I began to eat, the brisket was obviously brisket, because under the
pile of chopped meat were some slices that were downright chewy. The pork was a little
smokier than the brisket, but neither was as smoky as I like it. The sides, baked beans,
red beans and rice, and bread were good but not great. I was surprised when the owner
showed me his J&R wood-fired pit. It made sense to me when he told me that he only
cooked the pork and brisket for three hours in the J&R and then finished them in a
convection/steam oven. That would explain the lack of smokiness / flavor in the meat.
Reviewed by: Dave Wiener ( firstname.lastname@example.com ) on
Milwaukee, WI
Meat 1
Sides 2
Sauce 1.5
Service 3
Atmosphere 3
Overall 1.5
Reviewer's Comments: A nice place. Not a place to go for 'Q, however. They advertise that
they have been awarded the "best ribs in Milwaukee." Anxiously, I ordered these
championship ribs. They were mushy, obviously boiled and/or steamed to death, and then
grilled with a non-descript commercial sauce. This is not 'Q!
Reviewed by: Dave Wiener ( email@example.com ) on 5/29/98.
Smoky Jon's
2310 Packers Avenue
Madison, WI
Meat: 5
Sauce: 5
Sides: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3
Overall: 4.5
I'm from the North, born and raised. And after growing up on what I call
"supper club ribs" (oven-baked, gristly and Open Pit-smothered), I never thought
I'd come across a Wisconsin BBQ joint that made BBQ that ranked among the best I'd had in
Memphis and Mississippi. Smoky Jon's does. Their sliced brisket melts in your mouth and
the chopped pork shoulder is without fault. The sauce is unreal -- thick, spicy and
tomato-based, with small bits of onion. Often, I find myself spooning-out and lapping-up
the remaining sauce from the little cup it's served in, long after I've consumed my
brisket or pig sandwich. The service isn't always the greatest, unless you're lucky enough
to be waited on by Jon himself. But he spends most of his time with the food, as you'll
realize after the first bite. Right next to the order window, Jon has displayed his many
BBQ competition awards, as well as a framed photo of himself with Paula Abdul and Emilio
Estevez and an accompanying autographed brown paper bag. It's not even a contest that
Smoky Jon's is the best BBQ in Wisconsin, but it just may very well be the best in the
entire North.
Reviewd By: Pat Yourell (email@example.com
) on 1/3/99
Speed Queen Barbecue
1130 W Walnut St
Milwaukee, WI
(414) 265-2900
Meat: 4
Sauce: 4.5
Sides: 1.5
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 2
Overall: 3.5
Reviewer's Comments: I know this isn't saying much, but Speed Queen's ribs are the best in Milwaukee. The
service is generally terrible, the sides are pitiful, but the ribs are fantastic. I've
eaten ribs there many times, and I've never had a bad rack. They're pretty close to
perfect -- tender, smoky, very flavorful. The sauce is very good, as well -- a thin,
Memphis-style sauce with a little bit of a spicy kick. They also have a hot sauce that
comes close to melting the tiny little fork they give you to eat your shoulder or outside
sandwich, both of which are good, but not great, as well. Speed Queen is my favorite place
in town for ribs, and they do them quite well -- they're not world-class, but they are
very good.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (firstname.lastname@example.com
) on 9/10/99.
Pitch's Kansas City Style Barbecue
11320 W Bluemound Rd
Milwaukee, WI
(414) 774-7180
Meat: 1
Sauce: 1
Sides: 2
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 1
Overall: 1.5
Reviewer's Comments: Just take my word for it -- don't go there. It's terrible. This is barbecue like
McDonald's is a steak house. I won't even go into detail.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (email@example.com)
on 9/11/99.
BBQ Time
1215 DeKoven Ave.
Racine, WI
Meat: 4.5
Sauce: 4.5
Sides: 4.5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 3
Overall: 4.5
Reviewer's Comments: Al Rodgers, a native Southerner, and his wife, Rita, run BBQ Time. They wood-smoke
their shoulders, pork ribs and brisket, and it's all fantasic. The only drawbacks to the
place are that it's take-out only, and the counter where you place your order is sheathed
in bullet-proof glass.
But the real story is the food. I ordered a shoulder sandwich
with hot sauce, and my fiancee ordered a brisket sandwich with mild sauce. We both had
fries and a Coke.
The shoulder was great -- just enough smoke flavor, and the hot
sauce was classic Memphis-style. The brisket was good, too, but I would have preferred it
with the hot sauce.
For dessert, they sell little sweet potato pies for $1. We each
had one, and they are fantastic.
I've been to several BBQ joints throughout the South,
and BBQ Time is truly a gem on the level with some of the best of them, tucked up here in
Wisconsin. Also, Al and Rita are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet.
BBQ Time
is definitely worth a stop if you're ever in the area... or even if you aren't.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (email@example.com)
on 10/16/99.
Silver Spur Texas Smokehouse
19990 W Greenfield Ave
Brookfield, WI
Meat: 3
Sauce: 2.5
Sides: 2.5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 2
Overall: 2.5
Reviewer's Comments: This place is a bar/restaurant out in the suburbs of Milwaukee. It's more like a
western theme restaurant than a BBQ place. And it isn't very good. It's palatable, but not
worth all of the money. I'd drive to Applebee's and order some riblets or go to Tony
Roma's before I ever ate here again.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (email@example.com)
on 10/16/99.
Kern's Barbecue
2030 West Hampton
Milwaukee, WI
Meat: 3.5
Sauce: 4
Sides: 4
Service: 3.5
Atmosphere: 2
Overall: 3.5
Reviewer's Comments: Kern's is in a pretty rough neighborhood. It's take-out only, and you have to shout
your order through bullet-proof glass.
The ribs are pretty good, and I liked the
sauce, but they were nothing special.
It's certainly not BBQ worth risking getting
caught in the middle of a drive-by for.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (firstname.lastname@example.com)
on 10/16/99.
Rip's BBQ King
1501 W Center
Milwaukee, WI
Meat: 3.5
Sauce: 4
Sides: 4.5
Service: 1.5
Atmosphere: 1.5
Overall: 3
Reviewer's Comments: Rip's is in a really bad part of town. They have a very diverse menu that includes BBQ'd goat, pork, chicken and beef. They also serve burgers and Italian sausage... all kinds of things. In fact, they even sell furniture.
But anyway, it's another one of those places that you have to scream your order through bullet-proof glass. The food took forever, but was still warm when I got back to the office.
My pork shoulder sandwich would have been great, except they put lettuce and mayo on it! I'd never heard of such a thing. The sweet potato pie I got for dessert was delicious, but I don't know if I'll be back.
Reviewed By: Pat Yourell (firstname.lastname@example.com)
on 10/16/99.
Name: Speed Queen Bar-B-Q
Address: 1130 W. Walnut Street
City: Milwaukee
State: WI
Phone: 414-265-2900
Meat: 4.5
Sauce: 4.5
Sides: 2
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3
Overall: 4.5
Date: 8/23/2000
User: Gary Wiviott
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: 8/23/00
Time: 4:31:47 AM
Speed Queen Bar-B-Q in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is an incredibly good BBQ
joint. Speed Queen cooks South Carolina style and does it well. Spicy or
medium mustard based sauce, direct fired wood pit and outside shoulder
that was so good it almost made me weep.
I grew up in Milwaukee and as far back as I can remember we would get
ribs and chicken from Speed Queen, which are very good, but I never knew
enough about BBQ to order outside shoulder, if I had only known.
I ordered the rib and outside shoulder plate and my brother ordered the
rib and chicken plate, both came with cole slaw and the ubiquitous white
bread. When I realized that my brother and I had eaten all the outside
shoulder and we were looking fondly at the space on the plate where it
used to be, I ordered a full dinner of the outside shoulder.
We ended up bringing some of the ribs and most of the chicken back to
the hotel. I ordered three more portions of the outside shoulder for my
parents, wife and nieces to try, and yes, most of it did make it back to
the hotel.
Smoking in Chicago,
Ribs- very good
Chicken- very good
Sauce- excellent
Slaw- ok
Outside shoulder-transcendent, juicy, spicy, crunchy, full pig flavor,
simply fantastic.
Atmosphere- clean, booths to eat there and as friendly as they can
be, from behind bullet proof glass.
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Four-day package, starting from £1,325.00 for 2 guests
Do something extra special this year and spend Christmas by the sea.
Our new Executive Chef, Allister Bishop has designed some mouth-watering menus to keep you festively full during your stay. We have everything covered to ensure your Christmas is relaxed and enjoyable.
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23rd December
Festive Afternoon Tea on arrival
Three course evening meal
24th December
Full breakfast
Four-course evening meal
Transfer to Church for Midnight Mass
Mince pies & mulled wine served on guests' return
25th December
Special breakfast on Christmas Day and a visit from Santa
Six-course Christmas lunch
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Capital goods stocks fell broadly on Wall Street so far on Thursday, with the sector seeing an overall decline of 0.8%.
More broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 0.7%, the Nasdaq declined 0.6% and the S&P 500 was down 0.7%.
Some of the biggest gainers among capital goods stocks include:
- Tennant Company (TNC): TNC stock is up 2.7% to a new 52-week high of $72.91.
- Mastec Inc (MTZ): MTZ stock is up 0.5% today.
- Foster Wheeler Ag. (FWLT): FWLT stock is up 0.4% today.
- Dycom Industries (DY): DY stock is up 0.4% today.
- Agco Corp (AGCO): AGCO stock is up 0.3% today.
- Zebra Technologies Corp (ZBRA): ZBRA stock is up 0.1% today.
Some of the biggest losers among capital goods stocks include:
- KBR Inc (KBR): KBR stock is down 2.2% today.
- Thor Industries (THO): THO stock is down 1.3% today.
- Cummins Inc (CMI): CMI stock is down 1.5% today.
- Fortune Brands Home & Security (FBHS): FBHS stock is down 1.6% today.
- Vulcan Materials Company (VMC): VMC stock is down 1.1%, marking the fourth consecutive day the stock has decreased.
- Watsco Inc (WSO): WSO stock is down 1.3% today.
- D.R. Horton (DHI): DHI stock is down 1.6% today.
- Barnes Group (B): B stock is down 1.4% today.
- Orbital Sciences Corp (ORB): ORB stock is down 1.3% today.
- Itt Industries (ITT): ITT stock is down 1.6% today.
For more information on the best stocks to buy right now, check out the latest commentary on InvestorPlace.com.
And for more on the hot stocks moving most on Wall Street right now, check out our archive of daily market movers by sector here.
Editor's Note: Returns for the fastest-moving stocks listed here are based on share prices 20 minutes prior to publication of this story.


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Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.
Chart given below represents total number of persons (in hundreds) who have passed out from IIMs and IITs in each year from 2004 to 2009. The IITs and IIMs are among the best known professional institutes in India (under top 10 rank) and offer courses in the areas of engineering and management respectively. Both the IIMs and IITs have six campuses located in various cities of India, none of the cities being common.
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WAUKESHA, WIS.—An internationally respected scholar of Irish history will visit Carroll University to share his expertise of the 1916 Easter Rising.
Lorcan Collins has appeared on Discovery Channel's "Lonely Planet: Six Degrees – Dublin" and on "Irish TG4." He has authored or co-authored many books and articles, including "The Easter Rising" and the definitive biography of the Irish revolutionary leader, James Connolly. On his 1916 Walking Tour in Dublin, he has entertained and informed thousands with his tales of the Irish fight for independence.
As part of Carroll's theme of Humanity, Collins will discuss, "1916: The Irish People's Quest for Self Determination and Freedom." His lecture will begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, in the Stackner Ballroom of the Campus Center, 101 N. East Ave., Waukesha. This event is free and open to the public.
In 1916, centuries of British oppression led a small group of Irish nationals to rise in rebellion. Although it ended badly, the heavy-handed reaction of the British government provoked the Irish fight for independence, ending in the establishment of the Republic of Ireland in 1922. Collins will invite attendees to consider what it is we owe to one another and what a government owes to its people by examining acts of oppression and violence, including the Great Hunger of the 1840s and the execution of Irish leaders that inflamed public opinion against the British by the inhumanity demonstrated.
Throughout the yearlong exploration of Humanity, the Carroll community will explore how war, ethics, science, religion, hunger, abuse and lack of civility affect our humanity, both individually and collectively. For a complete list of Humanity events, visit http://www.carrollu.edu/events/humanity.asp.
For more information on Collins' visit, contact Dr. Scott Hendrix, assistant professor of history, at 262.524.7272 or email@example.com.
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These are the heart-rending images of a dolphin carrying her dead baby out to sea.
The pictures were taken by tourists in China's Guangxi Zhuang region, an area known for of its dolphin-watching tours.
The mammals' mourning ritual is rarely seen - and it is even more rare for it to be caught on camera.
The adult dolphin repeatedly lifted the dead calf to the surface, as if helping it to breathe. It was also moving the calf away from the shore, heading for deeper water.
A large gash was seen across the calf's belly, and it is possible the infant was killed by the propeller of a boat. Ironically, it may have been one of the many boats that take tourists out for day trips.
Researchers have observed dolphins carrying or pushing stillborn calves or those that die in their infancy. The dolphins show distress and can stay with the dead baby for several days.
Mourning rituals in the animal kingdom have also been observed in whales, elephants, chimps and gorillas.
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I originally just posted on the Facebook link but will repost at Rob's request :)
My point was that I think the consolidation of diagnoses is a good thing. I feel that some people have the attitude of " it's just Aspergers " and therefore don't recognise or support the child's difficulties as much. A child with Aspergers can be just as autistic ( or more so ) than a child with classic autism, they just don't have a speech and language delay
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When I got my little Leila at 8 weeks old she use to always bury her poop and pee whenever she used the little tray. Eventually after about 6 months she would sometimes do a poop and not even bother trying to bury her business. Of course this would stink the house out when I got home. I put up with it and assumed that she would eventually grow out of her bad habit. On the contrary the habit got worse and it came to the point where she would never bury it especially when I started letting her outside.
How I solved the problem:
1. I picked Leila up and took her to where her uncovered poop and pee was.
2. I would let her sniff it and then I would bury it with a litter scoop in front of her.
3. I did this a few times in the morning when I let her out of the house.
4. When I got home I noticed that her litter was being buried. Whenever I saw this I praised her and gave her a pat.
5. At the start some days she didn't bury her poop but eventually she got into the habit of burying regularly.
This is my way of getting a cat to bury their poop and pee. I haven't seen any other solutions on the net so give it a go and let me know how it goes.
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Pubic Hairstyles Throughout The Ages: Playboy South Africa Fondly Looks Back
I'm a fan of referring to pubic hair sans styling as "fur pie," because it makes everyone in The Frisky offices squeal for some reason. Maybe from now on I'll just say "1962" and hope everyone gets my pubic drift. If they watch this clever Playboy South Africa video about how ladies have styled their pubic hair throughout the ages via dude's hairstyles — totally safe for work! — they certainly will. [The Gloss]


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State News
Montana Seeking Contracts for New Employee Health Clinic
Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer recently announced that the state is pursuing bids to build a primary care clinic for state employees and their dependents covered by the state's self-funded employee health insurance. The proposal will use funding from the state health insurance reserve funds to pay for the clinic. The state will own the furniture, fixtures and medical equipment but will lease the building to a contractor selected to operate the clinic.
Employees and their dependents would be offered reduced or no co-pays to use the clinic. The state anticipates saving enough in health costs to repay the costs of the clinic to the health insurance reserve fund in one year.
(Contact: Jackie Le Grand)
North Carolina Assesses Offshore Energy Potential
A panel appointed by North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue has released a final report to guide the state in developing a variety of offshore energy resources. The final report of the Governor's Scientific Advisory Panel on Offshore Energy recommends that the state create a comprehensive research and data collection program and engage in coastal resource management planning to ensure that ocean resources are used effectively. The report also made specific recommendations on developing several potential energy sources, including oil, natural gas, wind, thermal, and hydrokinetic energy. The report recommends increased exploration to determine if oil and gas resources can be economically developed; partnerships with industry to attract companies in the wind energy supply chain; and continued research and development into thermal and hydrokinetic energy, which are promising because of the confluence of ocean currents off the state's coast.
(Contact: Andrew Kambour)
Georgia Announces REACH Needs-Based Scholarship
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal launched the REACH Scholarship (Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen) as part of his "Complete College Georgia" initiative. The REACH scholars—selected in middle school before students typically begin to drop out— will sign a contract to maintain a minimum grade point average and avoid crime, drug, and behavioral problems. Students will meet with a mentor until they graduate from high school and will be supported by their parents or guardians, who also must sign a contract. The students who complete the program requirement will receive a $2,500 renewable yearly tuition scholarship for up to four years, designed to bridge the average gap between other scholarships and the full price of tuition. The scholarship will be funded by private money; AT&T has already donated $250,000.
(Contact: Kate Nielson)
Restrictions Lifted on Midwives in Massachusetts
Massachusetts nurse-midwives are no longer required to have physician supervision to practice, including any decisions to order tests or write prescriptions. Under the new state law nurse-midwives (who have graduate degrees and are also licensed registered nurses) will practice within a health care system, and have a clinical relationship with an obstetrician-gynecologist without requiring a formal relationship with that physician. President of the Massachusetts Affiliate of the American College of Nurse-Midwives, Kathryn Kravetz Carr, said the change "decreases barriers to practice, which in turn increases access to midwifery care and more broadly, women's health care." The change will be especially useful in areas with few physicians, which made it difficult for nurse-midwives to find supervision.
Most states give nurse-midwives similar authority, and 27 states also allow certified professional midwives— who do not need a graduate degree to become licensed and often cannot write prescriptions— to practice and attend deliveries.
(Contact: Jessica Veffer)
Nevada Economic Development Plan Emphasizes Regional Approach
Nevada unveiled a new three-year economic development plan that emphasizes regional plans and private sector engagement. One of the first goals in the plan is to organize the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED), whose director will be part of the Governor's cabinet. As GOED's structure becomes established, its interim leaders will designate Regional Development Authorities (RDAs). RDAs must be local government entities, private nonprofits, or a mix of the two and are responsible for developing and implementing the regional plans. GOED will provide funding and staff assistance to RDAs as well as offer awards and incentives to spur creativity by RDAs: $50,000 will reward innovation in regional economic development, while $25,000 will reward collaborative regional efforts.
The plan's targets include clean energy; health and medical services; mining, materials and manufacturing; business IT; and logistics and operations. GOED will hire industry specialists to increase knowledge on these sectors and will work with RDAs and the private sector to develop regionally-based plans for growth in the targeted industries. GOED will also allocate money from the $10 million Catalyst Fund established last year to provide resources to businesses seeking to create or expand in Nevada or relocate to the state. Catalyst Funds will support projects that align with the state plan's focus on targeted opportunities and job creation.
(Contact: Meghan Wills)
Michigan Proposes Performance Funding for Schools
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder released his FY 2013-2014 budget, which includes $70 million in performance funding for schools that show academic growth. The money will be distributed based on the performance of districts, not individual schools. The extra funding will be awarded to districts that show growth in math and reading scores for grades 3 to 8, and progress in all subjects at the high school level over a four-year period. The proposed budget also includes $10 million for competitive innovation grants and $120 million for districts that implement a series of best practices. The qualifying best practices include publishing a citizen's dashboard, school choice, monitoring changes in student achievement in all subject areas twice a year, providing post-secondary learning opportunities, and providing opportunities for online or blended learning.
(Contact: Kate Nielson)
Kentucky Governor Pledges Support for Prescription Drug Abuse Bills
Kentucky Governor Steven Beshear is supporting proposed legislation aimed at reducing prescription drug abuse. The legislation would require all prescription providers to register and use the Kentucky All Prescription Electronic Reporting (KASPER) system and create new standards of information sharing among licensure boards and investigators. In addition, the legislation would require regular data review of KASPER reports to detect high rates of prescribing for further investigation.
The governor is also supporting legislation that would require pain management clinics to be licensed and owned by a physician, would create new rules for who can work at pain management clinics, and offer regulations related to pain medication delivery.
(Contact: Alisha Powell)
Oklahoma Governor Proposes Energy Conservation Targets
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has proposed legislation that would set energy efficiency targets for state agencies. The legislation, announced in Governor Fallin's State of the State address, would require all state agencies and higher education institutions to reduce energy consumption at least 20 percent from current levels by 2020. Governor Fallin's proposal would have state agencies focus on programs that teach building occupants how to use less energy rather than making efficiency improvements through more expensive building retrofits. That would allow the state to fully fund the conservation program through cost savings achieved through lower energy bills. The state reports that behavior-based programs could reduce energy consumption between 20 and 30 percent, saving between $300 and $500 million over 10 years.
(Contact: Andrew Kambour)
New York Takes Steps to Ensure "Experience Counts" for Veterans Searching for Jobs
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced that the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles is now waiving road tests for veterans applying for a commercial driver's license if they have military experience operating a similar vehicle. The new policy is part of the governor's "Experience Counts" campaign to help returning veterans get jobs in the state of New York.
To be eligible for the waiver, applicants must be active duty military or National Guard members that currently hold a valid driver's license. Applicants must be regularly employed, or have been regularly employed, within the last 90 days in a military position requiring operation of a commercial motor vehicle, and also have operated a vehicle that is similar to a civilian commercial vehicle for at least two years immediately preceding discharge from the military. Applicants must also certify that they have not had their license suspended, revoked, cancelled, or denied in the last four years.
The "Experience Counts" campaign is designed to help ensure that the valuable and specialized skills that come from military service are recognized and used to help veterans enter or reenter the civilian workforce. The governor also formed the New York State Council on Returning Veterans and Their Families, a group of state agency representatives and civilians that help returning veterans get jobs. The council consists of top-level members from the following agencies: Division of Veterans' Affairs, the Division of Military and Naval Affairs, the Department of Health, the Department of Labor, the Office of Mental Health, and the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services. In November 2011, Governor Cuomo expanded the council to add additional members who have expertise in issues that affect veterans, including Homes and Community Renewal, the Higher Education Services Corporation, the Department of Economic Development, and the Office for the Aging. A representative from the State Education Department also participates in the council voluntarily.
(Contact: Lauren Stewart)
Other News
Report Finds Decrease in Terror Activity Involving Muslim Americans
A new report from the University of North Carolina finds that terror incidents involving Muslim-Americans have decreased since 9/11. Incidents include actual acts of terrorism, interrupted terrorist plots, and basic support of terrorist sentiments. For example, of the 20 Muslim-Americans accused of involvement with violent terrorist plots in 2011, only one was charged with actually carrying out the attack. That is a decrease from 2010 when six Muslim-Americans carried out terrorist attacks, one domestically and five in Somalia and Yemen. Muslim-Americans continue to be a source of tips alerting law-enforcement authorities to violent terror plots.
In the years following 9/11, the report suggests that senior federal officials over-warned citizens of the potential increase in terrorist acts involving Muslim-Americans as such an increase has not occurred. However, a large number of radical Islamist organizations overseas continue to call for Muslim-Americans to engage in violence.
(Contact: Alisha Powell)
Ads Targeting Children May Be Inherently Misleading
Health Affairs recently examined the case law and cognitive research on food advertising targeting children and suggests that government can take some steps to prohibit misleading advertisements without First Amendment conflicts. Many public health advocates link food advertising to high levels of obesity and believe the government should intervene. Cognitive research indicates that children under five cannot reliably distinguish between program content and advertising; children under eight cannot recognize the advertisement's intent to sell; and until 11 or 12, children do not understand the exaggeration and embellishment that are inherent in most advertising strategies. Because children under 12 may not have the ability to interpret ads as ads, advertising campaigns targeting them may fall under the "inherently misleading" class of speech that is not protected by the First Amendment.
States can play some role in efforts to limit advertising to children. For example, California's Obesity Prevention Plan suggests limited advertising at schools or recreational facilities for children, and developing incentives such as microloans or awards to encourage stores near schools to limit marketing of unhealthy foods. State Attorneys General have played a role in regulating food advertisements in the past, as they did with tobacco regulation.
(Contact: Jessica Veffer)
Two New Reports Highlight Potential of Alternative Transportation Financing
The Humphrey Institute at the University of Minnesota has prepared reports on behalf of two Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) task forces on transportation financing. The first report outlines the findings of the Public Private Partnerships (P3s) in Transportation Policy Task Force, first convened in April 2011. The task force concluded that P3s can effectively leverage existing transportation funding and improve the delivery of projects. However, the task force did not determine that P3s are a suitable replacement for public procurement and should be implemented only as a supplement to traditional transportation financing.
The second report was released in support of the Mileage-Based User Fee Task Force. That task force sought to identify and evaluate benefits and challenges to implementing a mileage-based fee system in the state. Under a mileage-based user fee, drivers would pay a fee based directly on the number of miles they drive in place of by-the-gallon fuel taxes. Drivers would be charged an equal amount (and states would collect equal revenue) for driving the same number of miles, regardless of the fuel efficiency or fuel source of a vehicle. The report found that although a statewide mileage-based user fee could be useful in supplementing or replacing the existing transportation financing system, implementing it would require additional study, particularly around how to inform the public and policymakers of the benefits and design characteristics of the system.
(Contact: Andrew Kambour)
Report Recommends State Actions to Spur New Company Formation
The Kauffman Foundation recently released a report, Startup Act for the States, that offers recommendations on how states can foster entrepreneurship and the formation of new companies. The report was released during the Kauffman Foundation's 2012 State of Entrepreneurship Address, which featured NGA Chair Governor Dave Heineman and Co-Chair Governor Jack Markell as speakers (video of the event may be viewed here).
One set of recommendations focuses on increasing the number of entrepreneurs who start new companies. The recommendations include allowing university faculty to retain licensing rights to the technologies they develop and determining whether specialized certificates might be an alternative to certain licenses in order to reduce the costs of professional training in some occupations. The report also describes successful college programs that focus on training students to start companies by having them create their own companies and by connecting them to networks of mentors and investors. Another set of recommendations focuses on how states can make it cheaper for firms to form, for example, by reducing the amount of paperwork, time, and effort required. Since not all new ventures succeed, states can make business shutdown and liability costs as low as possible, reducing the risks of starting a new business.
(Contact: Erin Sparks)
Department of Education Issues State Guide on English-Language Proficiency
The Department of Education released a guide to assist states in setting standards and targets for English-language learners. The report describes methods for state policymakers to use when answering three questions:
- What does proficiency mean for English-language learners?
- How long should it take students to reach that level, taking into account individual starting points and services received?
- How should English-language proficiency levels be included when setting academic progress expectations?
The guidebook is a response to Title III of the No Child Left Behind Act, which requires that states develop English-language proficiency standards that are aligned with academic content standards. It is aimed at state assessment and accountability directors, and other technically-inclined leaders.
(Contact: Kate Nielson)


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5.0 stars 7 totalReview Karen Skantze
Posted by Helen
Karen was a wonderful person and a terrific attorney. Without Karen deft skill,warm style and experienced prespective I couldn't have made it. Karen have handled my case in extremely competent and professional manner. Her effort to reach a prompt and fair settlement have certainly also had a positive effort for my children. Karen's staff Peggy and Jill were a very nice. I recommended Karen for divorce lawer to anyone.
Thank you Karen
Posted by Heather
When I got divorced, I didn't have the most positive experience with my lawyer. When I decided to pursue a Modification of Child Support, I was expecting the same type of experience. I found Karen on Avvo, and read through the reviews. I called her for a consultation, and was very impressed with how knowledgeable she was, and how she didn't try to sugar-coat the risks involved with filing a modification. Throughout the entire process, she was always super prepared! Her attention to the details of my case made me feel like I was her only client, even though I know I wasn't. I would hire her again in a heartbeat, and have actually recommended her to others.
Posted by Karl
Karen and her staff were great to deal with thru my divorce proceedings. Karen's staff, Peggy and Jill were a pleasure to deal with and made my legal experience better than expected. Karen is very knowledgeable in all aspects of divorce, her explanations were easy to understand and presented me with options so I could make an informed decision. The office was very fair and open in their billing while always giving me the option and suggestions to reduce the billable hours. Karen is a great negotiator. I would recommend Karen to all as a great divorce lawyer to everyone.
Posted by Melissa
Karen was an excellent choice in dealing with my divorce proceedings. The location of the practice in downtown Everett was convienent, the office has a comfortable feel and the staff is excellent. There was always someone available to answer my questions or wait for yet another last minute document. My dealings with Peggy and Jill was always easy, they knew where to direct me and were assuring and comforting during a very stressful time. I found Karen to be very knowlegable about divorce law and proceedings. She mapped out various scenerios and there were not any unpleasant surprises. I found her explainations to be easy to understand and felt she provided me with many good options but allowed me to make my own decisions. She did not waste time and is very fiscally responsible. The office was fair in their billing and even provided suggestions to me for reducing the billable hours. Karen is an excellent negotiator and I felt very well represented with my case. I am glad I was able to avoid mediation, but know I would have been represented there equally as well. I would recommend Karen as a divorce lawyer to anyone, be it a large or small asset case, she will do a good job.
Posted by Jolie
Ms. Skantze guided me through the legal process with an opposing difficult Ex, with what should have been a basic divorce decree that was done by the parties without counsel. Need I say any more, to enforce a decree, please seek out Legal advice before you sign any document! Ms. Skantze and staff handled my case with the utmost compassion and professionalism. She was extremely prepared, a true wordsmith, for writing the motions and unflappable during my arbitration meeting, which BTW ended in my favor on all issues.
Posted by James
I would like to take a few minutes to show my appreciation toward Karen and her team by writing this review. Earlier this year I was faced with a relocation of my children by their mother. Since the finalization of my divorce over 4 years ago I have had to return to the courts to defend my rights as a father while my ex-wife cleverly tries to erode the relationship I have with my children in a system that seems favorable and biased toward her. The attempted relocation was another attempt but one that seemed like I might loose.
I needed some help fast and ironically Karen was recommended to me by another family law firm that had served me well in the past but was overwhelmed with family commitments and work. I needed someone who would be aggressive. In the process of meeting with Karen I told her of my need and she said something that resonated with me. She said that "aggressive is being prepared". Karen was very prepared and in the hearings she was well organized and knew the statutes. She was able to articulate clearly our case and we obtained a favorable outcome. I was impressed while working with her how she seemed very in control while the "mud" was flying. She was able to remain fixed on the important issues and not be distracted by attempts from the opposition to digress to irrelevancies.
Another point about Karen that I should mention is that she not only relied on her experience, which is significant, but she also consulted with her staff in a way that I did not observe in the 2 firms that I worked with earlier. I believe this was beneficial in two distinct ways. First she was able to tap into additional years of experience from those who have been working in the field, and secondly was able to cut some administrative costs by having her very experienced paralegal draft documents that they both strategically discussed. I think that this also prevented a lot of miscommunication and errors.
I am continuing to work with Karen and greatly appreciate the work that she has done for me. I have recommended her already to two very good men who are in some of the most difficult divorce situations. If you are in a difficult situation I highly recommend Karen Skantze and her Firm.
Thank you Karen
Posted by Harley
Karen directed my court case through the steps necessary to complete my divorce as quickly and accurately as possible.
Without her knowledge of the court system, contacts for the Guardian ad Litem and her ability to process large amounts of documentation, I would have been hopelessly disadvantaged in processing this case.
I am thankful that Karen helped me process one of the most difficult events in my life.


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Thieves take $500,000 worth of energy drinks
Published: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at 9:19 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at 9:19 a.m.
MEDLEY, Fla. — Thieves took off about $500,000 worth of Red Bull energy drinks from a South Florida warehouse.
The Miami Herald reports the theft occurred sometime over the Veteran's Day weekend at a modern warehouse that opened just a few months ago in Medley, near Miami.
"When the workers arrived in the morning, they found that the alarms had been disconnected," said Medley police detective Lourdes Muniz. She said the warehouse was locked at 4 p.m. on Nov. 9 when workers left for the weekend.
The thieves apparently had a key to the OHL, Inc. warehouse and disconnected the alarm system, said Muniz. A security company remotely monitors the building.
Muniz said that once inside, the thieves used four forklifts to move 108 pallets. There were no surveillance cameras at the warehouse, so investigators have no visual way to identify the thieves or the type of vehicle they left in.
"I have talked to our police command in order to reinforce security in those industrial areas," said Medley Mayor Robert Martell. Medley has a number of industrial buildings.
Police are asking the public to call with any tips that could solve the case. The Medley police phone number is (305) 883-2047.
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2 women killed in car crash in Lyman
Posted June 01, 2011, at 12:17 p.m.
LYMAN, Maine — Police say alcohol and excessive speed are suspected factors in an early morning crash that killed two 22-year-old women in southern Maine.
The York County Sheriff's Office says Juliza McCurry of Biddeford and her passenger, Sheri Watson of Sanford, were killed instantly when their car struck a tree on South Waterboro Road in Lyman at about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Deputies say it appears the car skidded out of control, struck a rock and flipped over before striking a large tree. It took rescue workers more than two hours to remove the victims from the wreckage.
The crash is under investigation.


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cURL / Documentation Overview
Documentation Overview
The main documentation is sub divided into several categories. Each category holds a number of documentation pages.
curl tool documentation
Comparison Table, curl man page, FAQ, HTTP Scripting, mk-ca-bundle, Related Tools, Tutorial
The project
Bug Report, Dependencies, Donate, Features, History, Install, Known Bugs, TODO, Web Site Info
Changelog, Release Table, Security, Version Nums. Vulnerabilities
HTTP Cookies, HTTP/2, SSL Certs, CA Extract, SSL libs compared
Who and Why
Companies, Copyright, License Mixing, Sponsors, Thanks, The Name
The libcurl sub section of the site is huge!
Plenty of documentation and details if you want to work on curl or libcurl themselves.


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Jennifer Lawrence Gossip
Jennifer Lawrence gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Just start calling these "Jennifer Lawrence Roundtables"
After dominating the conversation during the Hollywood Reporter studio execs roundtable, Jennifer Lawrence is herself sitting in on the actresses roundtable where her wage gap essay is once again a topic of conversation. The Hollywood Reporter released their actresses roundtable yesterday and Lawrence is joined by Cate Blanchett, Brie Larson, Jane Fonda, Carey Mulligan, Charlotte Rampling, Helen Mirren, and Kate Winslet. Full Story
What Jennifer Lawrence tells Diane Sawyer
Imaginechina / Splash News, Sean Thorton /Oscar Gonzalez /WENN
We saw the pictures of Jennifer Lawrence in New York with Diane Sawyer in October – click here for a refresher. With the release of Mockingjay 2 just a week away, the interview has now aired. They bond over Kentucky. They hang out around New York at the place where Jennifer was discovered. Full Story
Jennifer Lawrence does want to talk about it
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Bridgetown: Trent Boult captured the final West Indies wicket in the third over with the second new ball to give New Zealand a tense 53-run win in the deciding third Test in Barbados on Monday and a 2-1 series victory.
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Ports score seven in the first inning, cruise to win in series opener
By Brandon Liebhaber / Rancho Cucamonga Quakes | August 23, 2014 2:26 AM ET
Rancho Cucamonga, CA - Stockton's seven-run first inning proved too much for the Quakes to overcome in an 8-3 loss to the Ports on Friday night. The loss was Rancho's sixth in a row, and it dropped them two games back in the South Division with nine to play.
Chris Perez (0-1, 33.75) retired just one of the six men he faced in his second rehab start for the Quakes. He did not get hit hard, but Stockton (41-20, 78-53) did push three across on four hits before he was taken out of the game in favor of Gustavo Gomez. Gomez walked in a run before giving up a bases-clearing double to Upland native Daniel Robertson that put the Ports up 7-0 before Rancho had a chance to bat. Stockton sent eleven men to the plate in the frame.
Rancho Cucamonga (29-32, 61-70) answered with a run in the second inning and two more in the third. With one on and two out in the second, Pratt Maynard drove in Chris Jacobs with an RBI double to left-center field that put the Quakes on the board. Maynard finished the game with three doubles in four at-bats.
Brandon Dixon singled with one out in the third to start Rancho's second rally of the game. With two outs, Chris Jacobs hit a high fly ball that carried out of LoanMart Field to make it 7-4 Ports. The homer was his 24th of the year and his third over his last seven games.
The Quakes got no closer than four in the game. Dylan Covey (2-4, 7.45) set season-highs with six innings and seven strikeouts on the mound for the Ports.
Chris Anderson dominated in seven innings of relief in the ballgame. Rancho's scheduled starter opened up the second after Perez's rehab start, giving up just one hit on six hits while striking out 11 and walking one batter. It was Anderson's second-straight seven-inning outing, and the 11 strikeouts set a new career-high.
Victor Araujo made his first appearance with the Quakes since his promotion on Wednesday. Araujo, who posted a 1.32 ERA with Low-A Great Lakes this season, struck out a batter in a scoreless inning of work.
The Quakes are two games back of Lancaster in the South Division in the Second Half, and two games behind High Desert in the Wild Card standings as well. There are just nine games left in the regular season.
Rancho will try to snap their six-game skid in the second game of the series with Stockton on Saturday night. Julio Urias (1-2, 2.68), who has 18 strikeouts in two outings since turning 18, starts for the Quakes against Stockton's Josh Bowman (7-7, 5.01). First pitch is at 7:05 pm and the game will be broadcast live on Fox Sports AM 1350.
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Effects of Healthier Choices on Kid's Menu: A Difference-in-Differences Analysis
This study evaluates the effect of a quick-service restaurant (QSR) strategy which changes de-fault calorie-dense menu items to healthier options on children' menu consumption behaviors. A series of difference-in-differences (DID) models are estimated to compare sales between treat-ment and control group restaurants in the Washington State. The results do not provide evidence that adding healthier options causes consumers to make healthier diet choices. This negative re-sult suggests that more proactive interdiction is needed to make an impact on childhood obesity. Government policies such as those that require additional, possibly highlighted, information and/or education are likely to have a greater effect.
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Sauteed Spinach with Raisins and Pine Nuts
Sauteed spinach tossed with sweet golden raisins and lightly toasted pine nuts can be served on the side of our Beef Tenderloin with Shallot Mustard Sauce.
- Servings: 4
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 2000
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 2 (1 1/2 to 2 pounds total) fresh spinach
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup pine nuts
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
Place golden raisins in a small bowl, and cover with 3/4 cup warm water; set aside. Remove any tough stems from spinach, and wash thoroughly. Set aside.
Place a wide, 6-quart saucepot over medium-high heat, and add olive oil. Add garlic, and saute for 1 minute. Add pine nuts. Cook, stirring constantly, until golden brown, about 1 minute. Drain the reserved raisins, and add them to pan. Add spinach, and season with salt and pepper to taste. Cook, stirring constantly, just until spinach has wilted, 3 to 4 minutes. Serve immediately.


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