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5. Aaron Carter was hoping his stint on "Dancing With the Stars" would jump-start his musical comeback. But Aaron is taking some time off from working on that comeback album to enter rehab. His manager Johnny Wright says Aaron needs "to heal some emotional and spiritual issues he was dealing with" and that Aaron chose a place "where he feels he will get the guidance and cleansing he needs." E! is reporting that he's being treated for "addiction issues" and not so much this emotional and spiritual stuff.
4. Just in time for the big NKOTBSB tour, one of the in-the-closet former boy banders is outed by his ex-girlfriend. Tiffany was on "Watch What Happens Live" the other night and said it rather matter-of-factly that she used to date one of the guys in New Kids on the Block. She told Andy Cohen, he was "the quiet one, the shy one." And then she dropped the bombshell that Jonathan Knight didn't become gay until later. Tiffany admitted that looking back, there were clues he was gay. She said that dating him was so much fun because they used to do facials together and he was so easy to talk to. Huh. Don't know how Jonathan feels about being outed like that. He hasn't released a statement just yet.
3. So Ke$sha says she doesn't know who her father is. She never even bothered to try to find out who he is. Not true, says her dad, who has pictures and letters to prove that he was in Ke$ha's life, that is, until she was 19. Bob Chamberlain is a musician and a successful engineer, and he says he has no idea why Ke$ha and her mom deny his existence. He says all contact ended when his daughter turned 19 and he doesn't know why. Now that his name is out there, maybe Ke$ha will give us that answer.
2. The "Enquirer" is reporting exclusively that Bravo execs reluctantly gave in to her demands, and Camille Grammer will be back for season two of the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills." And I, for one, cannot WAIT for the first of the two-part reunion episode this Thursday night on Bravo!!!
1. Every year, in reponse to the Oscar nominations for the best in motion pictures, the Razzies are announced to name the worst. Getting the most Razzie nominations this year were "Twilight: Eclipse" and "The Last Airbender," which tied with nine nominations each. And Jessica Alba led the pack for an actress with the most Razzie nominations. She got FOUR for her roles in "The Killer Inside Me," "Little Fockers," "Machete," and "Valentine's Day." Up for worst picture, "Twilight Saga: Eclipse," "The Last Airbender," "The Bounty Hunter," "Sex & The City 2," and "Vampires Suck." Worst actor nominees are Ashton Kutcher, Gerard Butler, Jack Black, Robert Pattinson, and Taylor Lautner. And up for worst actress, Jennifer Aniston, Miley Cyrus, Megan Fox, Kristen Stewart, and all four stars of "Sex & the City 2!" For the complete list of nominees, you can go to www.Razzies.com.


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Speculation continues to abound over the future of underwhelming Santos superstar Neymar, who despite boasting an impressive YouTube showreel, recently failed to deliver while jetlagged in a friendly against England and therefore can't be very good. Currently happy playing in his domestic league while trousering £11m per year for the privilege, the Brazilian seems in no rush to make what many perceive to be the obvious step-up to the big leagues until after the next World Cup, but may have his superbly coiffured head turned by his big share of the £86m Bayern Munich are reported to be willing to spend on what can only be described as an audacious "summer swoop".
Meanwhile in the north-west of England, under-performing free-kick dodging Manchester City winger Samir Nasri is wanted by Paris Saint-Germain and will move to the French club in June, having become sick of being singled out for well deserved public criticism by his current boss, Roberto Mancini.
With Cristiano Ronaldo's "people" busy negotiating a new and improved contract for their client at Real Madrid, it should come as no surprise that stories about him being wanted by other clubs continue to drip-drip into the public domain. Sir Alex Ferguson has refused to play the game, however, choosing instead to fill a metaphorical bucket with cold water and pour it all over speculation linking the pouting Portuguese diva with a return to Manchester United. "I don't think there's anything, as far as I'm aware, that would encourage me to think he would come back here," said the Manchester United manager, who may of course be playing a different game, the nuances and rules of which are unfamiliar to the Rumour Mill.
Juventus manager Antonio Conte has let it be known that he will be happy to take over as manager at Chelsea if he's offered the job this summer, prompting swathes of banner-painting Stamford Bridge regulars to scuttle off and research the 43-year-old's every previous public utterance, to see if any of them were even mildly disparaging, about them and free plastic flags. In a story substantiated by no quotes whatsoever from the Italian or anyone else, the Star reveals that Conte would not be adverse to becoming Roman Abramovich's latest yes-man by taking a job which, at worst, rewards failure with a multi-million pound "eff-off" payment for just a few months' work. The Rumour Mill would like it to be known that it would also be happy to take over as manager at Chelsea if it is offered the job ahead of Conte this summer.
Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski is going to Manchester United. Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski isn't going to Manchester United. Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski is going to Bayern Munich. Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski isn't going to Bayern Munich. Take your pick - the Rumour Mill doesn't know what he's doing yet and is sick and tired of tapping its nose, winking and pretending to be in the know when nothing could be further from the truth.
Unsettled CSKA Moscow midfielder and dead ball specialist Keisuke Honda is wanted by both Liverpool and Juventus and will be available to whoever offers him the most money when his contract expires in the summer, while Bolton manager Dougie Freedman likes the cut of Kerim Frei's jib and will attempt to bring Fulham's 19-year-old Turkish midfielder to the Reebok Stadium to cover for the luckless Mark Davies, who knackered his knee in a match against Peterborough last week and has been ruled out for up to a year with ligament damage.
And finally, today's Corriere dello Sport reports that both Napoli and Juventus are hopeful of ending the Nou Camp nightmare being endured by Barcelona flop Alexis Sánchez, but will have to fight off interest from Premier League clubs Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool.


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The Brazil national football team (Portuguese: Seleção Brasileira) represents Brazil in international men's football. Brazil is administered by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), the governing body for football in Brazil. They have been a member of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) since 1923 and member of the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) since 1916.
Brazil is the most successful national football team in the history of the FIFA World Cup, with five championships: 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. They are also the most successful team in the FIFA Confederations Cup with four titles. Brazil are the current holders of the FIFA Confederations Cup after winning the 1997, 2005, 2009, and 2013 edition of the tournament. Brazil is the only national team to have played in all FIFA World Cup editions without having any absence. Brazil have also qualified for every FIFA World Cup without the need for playoffs. Brazil national football team has the all-time highest average Football Elo Ranking in the world with 2012.9, and the second all-time highest Football Elo Ranking in the world, with 2153 in 1962, only behind the Hungarian Golden Team of 1954. Brazil won a total of 72 official international titles to professional and grassroots level selections, being a world record. Its achievements have led CONMEBOL to consider it as The most glorious and successful of all national teams from South America and the World.
Many distinguished commentators consider the Brazil team of 1970 to be the greatest association football team ever, although some argue the case for other teams, such as the Brazil team of 1958 and 1962.
The national team are currently ranked number 1 in the World Football Elo Ratings[4] and 4 in the FIFA World Ranking. Brazil is the only team to have won the world cup in four different continents: once in Europe (1958 Sweden), once in South America (1962 Chile), twice in North America (1970 Mexico and 1994 United States) and once in Asia (2002 Korea/Japan). They also share with Spain a record of 35 consecutive official matches undefeated.
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Facilities Managers
Current Legislation
In 2002, the Pennsylvania public school code was amended to address IPM program implementation in schools and pesticide notification. See the PA IPM news release "IPM in Schools Now Law" for a summary of the new legislation. Links to the two bills are also listed below.
Resources for PA Schools
IPM for Pennsylvania Schools: A How-To Manual - A manual to help implement IPM use on school grounds with sample forms and specific pest control information, produced by PA IPM.
Includes: Notification Letter for Parents or Guardians, Pest Control Information Sheet, and Notice of Pesticide Application
Includes: Letter of explanation, Copy of the legislation (Acts 35 and 36), Sample Pest Control Information Sheet, Sample Notice of Pesticide Application, and Sample Notification Letter for Parents.
A guide from PA IPM to aid schools in developing their IPM plan.
The school district shall utilize integrated pest management procedures to manage structural and landscape pests and the toxic chemicals used for their control in order to alleviate pest problems with the least possible hazard to people, property and the environment.
A packet of helpful information to aid schools in implementing an IPM plan according to PA legislation. This packet was sent out to administrators across Pennsylvania from the PA IPM Program.
An IPM reminder to post around school grounds, created by the PA IPM Program.
Are you interested in learning how to avoid common pests? These fact sheets will help you to understand how to keep pests at bay as well as get rid of existing pests by using IPM.
A collection of Penn State links to insect, disease, and weed fact sheets listed by specific environments.
School IPM Resources
About IPM in schools, establishing IPM programs, pest of concern in schools, and IPM training and certification.
EPA developed a unique software tool to help school districts evaluate and manage their school facilities for key environmental, safety and health issues. The Healthy School Environments Assessment Tool (HealthySEAT) is designed to be customized and used by district-level staff to conduct completely voluntary self-assessments of their school (and other) facilities and to track and manage information on environmental conditions school by school.
Arrive at the before and after costs for IPM.
The manual includes chapters about IPM, including monitoring and inspection, treatment strategies, action and injury levels, and how to develop an IPM program. It also has chapters on specific pests that cause problems in structures or on lawns and grounds, such as cockroaches, flies, lice, rodents, bed bugs and stinging insects.
The Community IPM Project has both experts and resources to help schools, local agencies, and house projects with pest management programs.
This brochure is intended for school and child care facility staff, parents, and pest management professionals. Everyone has a role in IPM to prevent and manage pests in and around schools and child care facilities.
Midwest Pesticide Action Center is dedicated to reducing the health risks and environmental impacts of pesticides by promoting safer alternatives.
School Health and environmental impact look-up resource.
Offers current news on school IPM and extensive information on implementing IPM in schools, web site supported by EPA, National IPM Network, and Univ. of Florida.
A 4-page brochure for schools, from Wisconsin Dept. of Ag Trade & Consumer Protection.
This document is intended to help you develop an implementable IPM Plan for your school/school district. From Arizona Cooperative Extension.


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Oh, Conficker. I just knew you'd be back in our lives. Somehow, someway. I recently read an interesting article from SC Magazine, "Thanks to weak passwords, Conficker worm still rampant."
Conficker was a nasty little worm that wreaked havoc for a large number of people; I guess you could argue it still is. It all started in 2008 when the threat dubbed "W32.Downadup" was discovered to be exploiting Microsoft Windows Server Service (MWSS). Microsoft released a fix for the vulnerability, but it was the aftermath that was so interesting.
In my former life, I dealt quite a bit with malware, and Conficker was certainly a threat to remember. I recall giving many talks about how the threat was discovered in the fall 2008, and that despite a patch being available for the exploit, many machines were still being infected. Overall, we saw bot-net numbers increase, and while fixes were available for Conficker, many did not patch or take the appropriate actions to protect themselves.
I used this threat to point out how modern automated malware is created. Attackers simply follow these simple steps:
- Find and purchase a malware design kit from some shady groups or individuals
- Determine who or what you want to target
- If targeting Windows machines, simply find the latest and greatest vulnerability from Microsoft… even if it has a patch
- You might get lucky and find some zero-day vulnerabilities, depending on who you dealt with for your first step
- Build your malware to use that exploit/vulnerability
- Determine the attack vector
- Email? If so, maybe you want to spam a URL linking to your newly built threat
- Web? Maybe you should find a legitimate site, find out if you can do a SQL injection
- Social Engineering? Combine the above two for serious impact
- Hack, then dump?
Point being, many individuals can follow a simple pattern and cause a significant amount of damage.
How does this relate to the topic? Weak passwords allow Conficker to spread. SC Magazine points out that "there are three primary ways in which Conficker spreads: through weak and stolen passwords, by exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities, or by attempting to abuse the AutoRun feature in Windows."
The story also provides context on infection and causes.
"Of the trio, 92 percent of the infections occurring from July through December 2011 were caused because of flimsy passwords," the report stated. That's because, according to the story, the malware's code has a built-in list of common passwords used in the enterprise, such as "admin1," "changeme," and "password123."
Being in the authentication and identity security space, this doesn't surprise me. Despite all of the filters in place, web, email, anti-virus and anti-malware, weak passwords remain a vital link in an overall strong security posture.
The main thing I find concerning is that with many organizations rolling out cloud-based applications, coupled with the aggressive move into the mobile space, we still rely on usernames/passwords as the main identity access mechanism. With all of the new, easy-to-use technologies, organizations have many ways to reduce their reliance on usernames and passwords. Even in this cloud/mobile world.
I guess Conficker still has life in it to teach us another lesson: you are only as strong as your weakest link.


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On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, Brad Hards wrote: > The question I have relates to how multicast and promiscuous stuff gets > enabled. ... > Promiscuous mode first: > I take it that, to enable promiscuous mode, ifconfig (or equivalant) sets the > net_device.flags with IFF_PROMISC, and then calls > net_device.set_multicast_list. To disable, we clear IFF_PROMISC and then call > net_device.set_multicast_list. Correct. Every change to the Rx filter is communicated by a call to net_device.set_multicast_list(dev) [[ This name is slightly misleading: at one point this call had three parameters, including the list to set. Someone made the bogus change of dropping two parameters without changing the function name. Doing this made backwards-compatible code very ugly. ]] > Multicast mode: > If we want all the multicast addresses, ifconfig sets net->flags with > IFF_ALLMULTI and then calls net_device.set_multicast_list. Same to disable > receiving every multicast address. > If we just want some of the multicast addresses, we set IFF_MULTICAST, and get > the number of addresses as net_device.mc_count and the addresses as a linked > list as net_device.mc_list, and then a call to net_device.set_multicast_list. Correct. > What is the interaction between promiscuous mode and multicast mode? If I set > promiscuous mode, is there any required changes to multicast mode (enabled or > disabled)? You should refer to the code in pci-skeleton.c or the older (ISA-oriented) skeleton.c to confirm your understanding. IFF_PROMISC overrides all else. It implies ALLMULTI. Most hardware has separate bits to enable HW_ALLPHYS and HW_ALLMULTI. The netdriver interface does not match this: set both HW_ALLPHYS and HW_ALLMULTI when IFF_PROMISC is set. > What is the interaction between IFF_ALLMULTI and IFF_MULTICAST? If I set > specific addresses, should ALL_MULTI be disabled? If I set ALL_MULTI, should > the list of addresses be cleared? IFF_ALLMULTI overrides the multicast list. You need not check the multicast list when IFF_ALLMULTI is set. Most of my drivers use the module parameter 'multicast_filter_limit' to treat too many multicast addresses as the equivalent of ALLMULTI. The default value is set based on the multicast filter size and how painful it is to set the multicast list. For instance, on Intel chips it is very time consuming to change a long multicast list, and the receiver is shut off (!) while the chip is loading the new list. Other chips have register-loaded multicast hash filters based on the CRC of the address. The cost of loading the filter to the chip is constant, independent of the multicast filter list length. There the controlling factor is when the hash filter becomes ineffective and the (trivial) effort of computing the CRC is wasted. Keep in mind that a single write the Ethernet chip (even on PCI) might cost the same as executing thousands of cached instructions. Doing an unconditional write might look simpler, but keeping the old state around to avoid a duplicate write is now well worth the complexity. > If I have previously set a multicast list, and the user changes it with > ifconfig, will I get the whole list again, or just the changes? If just > changes, how do I know that I have to delete some? The whole list. You have to recalculate your filter. While it might seem wasteful, this is the most efficient method with the common case of a short multicast list. If you have a long multicast list (very rare) you should effectively do ALLMULTI as above. > If multicast is disabled (IFF_MULTICAST == 0), should I clear the multicast > list? Yes. Donald Becker becker@xxxxxxxxx Scyld Computing Corporation http://www.scyld.com 410 Severn Ave. Suite 210 Second Generation Beowulf Clusters Annapolis MD 21403 410-990-9993
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If you aren't good enough to be a top athlete, don't despair. There are other sporting careers that can use your talents.
Sports Careers After the Super Bowl weekend, how could you not want to have a career in sports? The fame, the glory, the thrill. It's a whole lot more interesting than sitting at a desk all day. But if you're not good enough to be the top athlete, here are 10 other jobs in sports outlined by CareerCast.com that might just fit the bill. In this photo, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh holds the Vince Lombardi Trophy as he celebrates his team's 34-31 win against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL Super Bowl XLVII football game, Sun., Feb. 3, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Coach Even talented athletes need a capable leader or coach. Athletes in team and individual sports have coaches, and those at the highest level are sometimes as recognizable as their pupils. The profession ranges from those at the pinnacle, paid millions to get their team or athlete to the top, to part-timers like high school coaches, many of whom are also teachers, says CareerCast.com, a U.S. careers website. In this photo, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and cornerback Jimmy Smith (22) react on the sidelines during the second half of the NFL Super Bowl XLVII football game against the San Francisco 49ers, on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Event Co-ordinator A sporting event is just one facet of the moment. Someone is responsible for overseeing all the details to ensure that the game, match or race goes off without a hitch. An event co-ordinator behind the scenes directs the implementation of strategies related to seating, security and media accommodation.
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Physical Therapist To deal with athlete's aches and pains, teams employ physical therapists who specialize in athletic training. There are a number of university programs that offer physiotherapy degrees across Canada.
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Public Relations Manager In the world of professional sports, high-profile athletes can come under intense public scrutiny. A good public relations manager can handle any crises quickly to help protect the image and privacy of a star athlete.
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Photojournalist There are images from the sports world that are iconic: for example, Sidney Crosby's goal that led Canada to win the gold medal for men's hockey at the Vancouver Olympics or Muhammad Ali standing over Sonny Liston. The outlets at which a sports photojournalist can work vary. Some can work full-time for newspapers, wire services and magazines, while others are hired by sports organizations themselves. Or you can work as a freelancer as well.
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Statistician Statistics play a vital role in sports. Advanced statistical metrics are gaining popularity in sports beyond just baseball, and that's resulted in a new sport-focused niche for the mathematically inclined. In addition, the job's profile gets boost due to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's annual Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, which was founded in 2006.
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Broadcaster Sporting events get to the homes of millions through television, radio and via online outlets. The elite in the broadcasting field are household names, and can earn pay cheque comparable to the athletes they cover.
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Advertising Account Executive Advertising dollars are what keep sporting events beaming into our homes. The advertising account executives who work behind the scenes handling some hefty business and demand for their skills is high, and so is their compensation.
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International Playthings Introduces New Items in Whipple!
Dessert-Inspired Creations Promote Creativity and Pretend Play
PARSIPPANY, NJ (February, 2012) – International Playthings, LLC, announces the new product offerings in its Whipple™ line of craft activity sets. Whipple, an inventive new non-edible craft crème, gives children ages seven and up the tools to become pastry and dessert designers while promoting creativity and pretend play.
"Whipple is an excellent way for children to express their inner creativity as they try their hands at dessert artistry," said Lisa Bernardi, Senior Brand Manager for International Playthings.
2012 Whipple product sets include:
Sensational Sweets
Whipple fans can create nine unique candy shaped treats using the white decorating crème. Children add beads, bling and decorations. They can also make key chains to show off their creations to their friends. For ages 7 years +; MSRP $12.99
Perfect Pastries
Children create four Pastry Creations. This set includes new chocolate colored decorating crème, pearls, bling and fruit for decorating. Ages 7 years +; MSRP $12.99
Sweet Heart Cookies
Send your sweetheart a perfectly designed, long-lasting cookie! Create four, two-layered pastel heart shaped cookies with the new mint colored decorating crème. The set includes key chain attachments, bling, bead and pearls for decorating. Ages 7 years + ; MSRP $12.99
Gingerbread Treat House
Whipple up a fantastic Gingerbread Treat House. Swirl the white crème on and add chocolate colored sauce on top. Add beads and bling to make it sparkle, and then decorate the gingerbread boy, girl and hedgehog. Ages 7 years +; MSRP $29.99
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Whipple is a crafting compound with the consistency of icing, and comes in an easy-to-squeeze bag, allowing children to decorate plastic cakes, cupcakes, ice cream and other play treats. With Whipple, children can use their imaginations to make and collect various plastic desserts. Kids will have a blast emulating the bakers they see at home or on TV!
Children can use Whipple to create a variety of plastic treats that can be used as decorations, a purse or backpack ornament, jewelry, belt loop adornment and more—to keep or give as gifts! Whipple sets include everything a budding pastry and dessert decorator needs to spice up the look of his or her creations, including bling, beads and fruit. With a variety of price points, Whipple is a great way to introduce children to crafting and decorating as well as a unique idea for gifts or themed birthday parties. To learn more about Whipple, visit www.whipple.com or follow it on facebook.
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A subsidiary of Epoch Company Ltd., affiliate company International Playthings, LLC offers a comprehensive range of proprietary and distributed brands comprising a wide variety of award winning play things including games, infant toys, preschool toys, dolls, educational toys and activity toys. Additional information on International Playthings, LLC, its brands and individual products can be found at www.intplay.com.


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"Magic Mike", director Steven Soderbergh's saucy male stripper comedy/drama, took off everything it could in order to dominate the box office over the weekend. Unfortunately for Mike, "Family Guy" mastermind Seth MacFarlane's raunchy R-rated comedy "Ted", starring Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis, claimed the top spot with an amazing $54.1 million, which is the best opening ever for an original R-rated comedy. What's more, the film has already recouped its production budget in just three days, an impressive feat by anyone's standards. If someone told me that's how the weekend was going to play out, I would laughed arrogantly whilst shaking my head. Of course, my prediction was completely wrong.
However, don't let those numbers fool you, as "Magic Mike" didn't do too bad, either. The risque flick managed to bring home an impressive $39.2 million, which is pretty good for a film that's aimed at a very specific demographic. As I said last week, you should never underestimate the spending power of women who enjoy gawking at well-groomed, well-maintained men equipped with rippling muscles. Honestly, I'm kind of surprised it didn't make more.
Tyler Perry's "Made's Witness Protection", yet another entry in the writer/director's neverending stream of Madea-related cinema, opened in fourth place with $26.3 million in sales. Last week's other major release, the tear-jerking drama "People Like Us", simply couldn't compete with all of that big-screen comedy. The film, which stars Chris Pine and Elizabeth Banks, opened in 10th place with $4.3 million. With all this heat, I guess people just wanted to laugh.
Disney-Pixar's "Brave," despite receiving lukewarm reviews from critics, continues to enjoy pulling money directly from the American family's entertainment budget; the film snagged the third place position with $34 million. It's animated competition, Dreamworks' "Madagascar 3", latched onto fifth place by selling $11.8 million worth of tickets.
Rounding out of the rest of the top ten are "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" ($6 million), "Prometheus" ($4.9 million), Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" ($4.8 million), and "Snow White and the Huntsman" ($4.4 million).
This week should prove interesting, as the highly-anticipated superhero flick "The Amazing Spider-Man", "Katy Perry: Part of Me", and the Oliver Stone thriller "Savages" all make a concentrated grab for the mad money in your pocket.


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One of the biggest downsides for the One S is the bloatware that T-Mobile and HTC thrust upon users. Some of it will most likely be welcome, such as Dropbox integration, but other things including T-Mobile Mall and T-Mobile TV may not be welcome. Engadget said most of these apps cannot be uninstalled, but Mies said you could at least disable most of these annoying add-ons.
Sense 4
HTC doesn't appear to be willing to give up its user interface overlay known as Sense, but the consensus appears to be that Sense 4 is not as annoying as its predecessors. "Gone is much of the fancy eye candy, such as the perpetually spinning carousel of home screens," CNET said. GigaOm called Sense 4 "refined and intuitive, making it easy to figure out most of the phone's functions."
"Sense 4.0 is much subtler than previous versions of the interface. The company has cleared out a lot of unnecessary icons and text that cluttered older versions of Sense," Mies said.
Sealed Up
Perhaps the biggest disappointment for reviewers was the fact that HTC decided to go the "iPhone route" with the One S by sealing the battery and deciding against an expansion slot. Most critics, however, found the battery life to be great. "I am able to get well over 24 hours of use out of the One S on a single charge," Epstein said.
PCWorld has yet to complete a full set of battery life tests for the One S.
As for storage, you only get 16GB onboard with no option to expand that capacity with a microSD card. That is unusual for an Android phone, so critics are warning prospective One S users to consider this factor carefully before purchasing the device. On the upside, at least you won't suffer through those annoying warnings that your phone's onboard storage space is getting low as often as you do on SD-expandable phones.
HTC's One S is a winner as far as the critics are concerned, but we'll have to wait until next Wednesday when the handset hits the streets to see how Android fans react to HTC's latest smartphone.
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SUNDAY CONVERSATIONS: Overseeing a wealth of Polish history and memories
NEW BRITAIN — Enter the special collections unit at the Central Connecticut State University library and you are entering a world of Polish history, culture, nostalgia and memories.
The large collection, located on the library's second floor, offers information on every aspect of Polish life and includes 33,000 books, 2,000 periodicals and more than 300 movies. The CCSU collection, part of the university's Polish Studies Program, provides the largest collection of Polish history and culture than any university in the state.
The program was founded 40 years ago and every year more and more books and materials are added for the benefit of students, scholars and interested residents.
The face of the program is Renata C. Vickrey, who, along with Ewa Wolynska, helps preserve the history and keeps the collection updated.
The 51-year-old Vickrey, a native of western Poland, moved to Connecticut 25 years ago. She began working for CCSU 23 years ago as a translator and interpreter and began working in the library in 1996. Three years ago she took over as university archivist and community outreach librarian.
In her role, Vickrey is responsible for the three archival collections: the university archives; the archives related to the gay and bisexual community; and the Connecticut Polish-American archives. An Avon resident, Vickrey is also on the advisory board of the Polish Studies Program and helps bring prominent speakers and exhibits to the university and promote events.
"We have a story to tell Poles and Polish-Americans," said Vickrey of the collection. "Polish-Americans can come here and share their rich history and culture among themselves and — more importantly — can tell others." The books in the archives cover every aspect of Polish life. They are available to any Connecticut resident to borrow and run the gamut from the history of Poland to Polish and Polish-American churches to Polish music and art, personal memoirs and fiction and non-fiction books on Poland.
Vickrey said there is also a large number of "underground publications during and after World War II that could not be published in Poland. We also, of course, have books related to the Solidarity movement." Vickrey said the university "constantly gets materials donated from different organizations and individuals" as well as financial donations to purchase more materials and preserve the archives.
"We feel like we are stewards of our history," Vickrey said. "There is also a lot of New Britain history. We have hundreds of pages of material related to this history of Poles in the city and Connecticut as a whole." Vickrey said her job is never boring because "I'm working with living history. I get to know the history of the community and why the Polish-American community evolved the way it did. I not only learn the history, but get to preserve it for the next generation." About 300 CCSU students take advantage of the Polish Studies Program. Students, Vckrey said, take courses in history classes. In addition, she said, students who are in the Art Department, Design and Communications also take advantage of the resources in the program.
For more information on the program, Call Vickrey weekdays, at (860) 832-2085.
Vickrey recently sat down to discuss the biggest areas of growth within the program, among other issues.
Robert Storace: The Polish Studies Program began at CCSU in 1974. What are the biggest areas of growth in the past 40 years?
Renata Vickrey: The public programming has had an increased number of lectures, exhibits, movie showings and concerts. And, the digitalization of archival materials gives us greater exposure to researchers and we have increased the number of inquiries from scholars from Poland and elsewhere and also requests for content of the archival collection.
Storace: Tell us about the 40th anniversary celebration this year of the program?
Vickrey: The 40th anniversary banquet will begin at 5 p.m. on Oct. 19 at Alumni Hall. More information is forthcoming. We are inviting people who are important to Poles on a national and international level. We are also inviting government officials and representatives of the Polish government. We will also recognize people who have made great contributions to the program over the years.
Storace: What gives you the most satisfaction working for the program?
Vickrey: I am Polish and I was educated in Poland. I am very proud of who I am and I want to share the history of Poland and the rich culture of Poland, not only with my children but also with others including students, faculty members, colleagues and people who live in the community.
Storace: Tell us about the various scholarships offered by the program and how people can apply?
Vickrey: The scholarships are listed on the Polish Studies Program website (www.ccsu.edu/polishstudies). One of the scholarships is the Stanislaus A. Blejwas Memorial Scholarship. It was established in memory of the late professor Blejwas who built the Polish Studies Program.
Robert Storace can be reached at (860) 225-4601, ext. 223, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Stubbs' late homer pushes Tribe over Angels
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Drew Stubbs hit a two-run homer in the 14th inning, and the Cleveland Indians outlasted the Los Angeles Angels 4-1 Tuesday night to gain ground in the AL playoff race.
Lonnie Chisenhall got the Indians going with a one-out single in the 14th off Joe Blanton (2-14), the Angels' seventh pitcher. Stubbs, the Indians' No. 9 hitter, was 0 for 4 with a walk before connecting for his first homer since July 4.
Michael Bourn then singled and scored from second on Blanton's throwing error for the Angels, who have lost eight of 10. Los Angeles stranded 17 runners -- 13 after the sixth inning, including two in the final frame.
Carlos Santana hit a tying homer in the seventh for the Indians, who managed just four hits in the first 12 innings.
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The Legion has flexible and wide ranging support to help every generation of the Armed Forces community, and it estimates almost 9.5 million people in the UK are eligible for its help. Currently the legion spends £1.7million every week in direct welfare support - that's nearly £250,000 every single day of the week.
For families, the Legion provides adventure breaks for Service children and holiday breaks for families who have had to spend long periods apart.
Older veterans get help with home repairs, places in residential homes and support if they suffer from conditions like dementia.
The charity also provides benefits and money advice, emergency grants and employment support, and has also recently invested £50 million to care for wounded, injured and sick in-Service personnel. The legion also works with other service charities including Combat Stress and Blind Veterans UK.
The legion provides a powerful voice for the Armed Forces Community, campaigning to ensure that no one is disadvantaged as a result of service and securing the principles of the Armed Forces Covenant into law.
As the national custodians of Remembrance we support the country at this time as the nation comes together to remember and honour the sacrifices of those who fought and continue to fight in service of our nation.
The Warriors are showing their support to the Poppy Appeal this year through the collection at our game with Sale and again this year hosting 'Worcestershire's Field of Remembrance'. This was opened on Thursday by Coun Rob Adams, Chairman of Worcestershire County Council, who called on everyone in Worcestershire to place a cross and show support to all our Armed Forces and their Families'.


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Wigan Athletic claims Greater Manchester Police overcharged it for covering matchdays at the JJB Stadium.
The club's chairman, Dave Whelan has demanded the return of about £293,000 paid during 2003/04 and 2004/05.
Michael Todd, Greater Manchester's Chief Constable, said the charges were reasonable and entirely lawful.
The High Court was told that Wigan used to be charged for special policing services it had requested inside the stadium.
'Taking advantage'
But the court heard that now GMP (Greater Manchester Police) also demanded payment for policing the area surrounding the stadium.
Adam Lewis, representing the club, told the judge: "The GMP appears to say that it can provide and charge for whatever services it wants and at whatever charge. That is wrong."
He said the police were taking advantage of Wigan's circumstances as a Premier League team to charge for special policing at a very much higher level than other clubs in the area.
The GMP charged the club £226,184 in the 2003/04 season and £283,082 for 2004/05, compared to £61,058 in 2002/03.
Wigan claimed that when it originally refused to pay the higher bill, the police threatened to withdraw their services for this season, which would have meant no home matches.
Mr Lewis said: "Wigan had no choice but to pay the balance but did so expressly under protest and without prejudice to its defence in the action."
The GMP said it was entitled in law to charge Wigan for officers who were deployed in the stadium and in the surrounding area, including car parks, roads and open ground.
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Olympics 2012: 5 Things You May Have Missed From Sunday's Games (VIDEO)
Perhaps most surprising was McKayla Maroney's disappointing performance in the Women's Individual Vault finals, in which the 16-year-old favorite stumbled on her second routine to finish second.
Also surprising was the Gold medal final in men's tennis, in which Andy Murray upset Roger Federer just one month the finals at Wimbledon didn't go his way.
What else went down on Sunday?
Check out Celebuzz's full Olympics rundown, below:
1.) McKayla Maroney Stumbles to Silver
In a rare moment, American gymnast and heavy favorite McKayla Maroney fell on one of two routines to finish second in the Individual Vault finals. Sandra Raluca Izbasa of Romania finished in first.
2.) Andy Murray Beats Roger Federer
About a month after losing to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon finals, Andy Murray finally triumphed over the Gold medal favorite, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4.
3.) Serena Williams Wins Gold — Twice!
Tennis legend Serena Williams will take two Gold medals back with her to the United States, one for the Women's Singles final, in which she beat Maria Sharapova 6-0, 6-1, and one for the Women's Doubles final, in which she and sister Venus defeated Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka of the Czech Republic 6-4, 6-4.
4.) Usain Bolt Remains World's Fastest Man
As expected, Usain Bolt of Jamaica dominated the Men's 100-meter final on Sunday, taking the Gold with a time of 9.63 seconds. Yohan Blake of Jamaica (9.75 seconds) and American Justin Gatlin (9.79 seconds) finished in second and third place, respectively.
5.) Sanya Richards-Ross Stages Major Comeback
Four years after winning a disappointing Bronze, in Beijing, American runner Sanya Richards-Ross finally got her Gold medal in the 400-meter finals, finishing the race in a comfortable 49.55 seconds.


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Wells Fargo expands checking account fees to more states
Wells Fargo will roll out a $7 monthly checking account fee to customers in six more states starting in May. Customers who agree to receive online bank statements will pay a $5 fee.
The states are Georgia, New Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania, where Wells Fargo acquired Wachovia branches last year.
Wells Fargo (WFC) stopped offering free checking to new customers in 2010 and began charging a similar fee to existing customers in 23 states at the beginning of 2011. The bank has branches in 39 states.
Customers who meet certain criteria, such as having monthly direct deposits of at least $500 or maintaining a minimum balance of $1,500, will qualify for a fee waiver. The company believes the majority of its customers qualify to avoid the new monthly fee, says spokeswoman Lisa Westermann.
Banks have been experimenting with new charges in response to a regulation that slashed the fees they can charge retailers when consumers use debit cards. Consumers have fought back, though, causing Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others to rescind monthly debit card fees.
For customers, the fees add up. NerdWallet, a personal finance site, said it found that customers who can't meet minimum balance and other requirements are charged an average of $110 a year by the five largest banks.
"Banks don't realize they are going to lose much more in the way of lost customers than they are going to make on these ridiculous fees," said John Tschohl, a customer service expert who consults with banks.
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Two More Wildfires Now Raging in Sanpete and Box Elder Counties
When is a 15-acre wildfire more of a concern than a 26-hundred acre one?
When the larger one -- the biggest in Northern Utah, so far this year -- is in the middle of nowhere...while the smaller one is a quarter mile from homes and cabins.
In Box Elder County, the larger fire is threatening only one remote cabin and some livestock.
But in Sanpete County, about 50 homes and cabins were threatened by the 15-acre blaze.
Both fires are believed to be lightning-caused. though that remains under investigation.


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1. Re: Family Locator & the iPhonegina7239 Oct 27, 2012 10:13 AM (in response to iMissAlltel)
There an app called find your iPhone. It's free if what your looking for is another apple device.
2. Re: Family Locator & the iPhoneMichelleLong Oct 27, 2012 11:37 AM (in response to iMissAlltel)
I agree with Gina -- use the Find my iPhone app that is free. Enable it on the iPhone. Then, you can login to icloud.com on a computer and locate the phone. It is very accurate -- within a few feet most of the time. Plus, if you lose your phone (in your house, car, etc.), you can use Find my iPhone to play a sound -- even if the phone is on silent or vibrate only.


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Few days ago I was checking my Author Dashboard and I saw in fun fact box that Im ranked as ~4000th member for sales on AudioJungle (For what I would say is a big number considering the fact that I have only one sale).
So I was wondering, is there any general statistics? Can I see the number of active users (that are selling)?
Look through this pages, from the very top to the very bottom.http://audiojungle.net/author/top_authors
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Look through this pages, from the very top to the very bottom. http://audiojungle.net/author/top_authors
Thank you mate. Is there any other kind of statistics besides this?


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Samastipur (Bihar): Four persons, including two children, were killed when a pipe-laden truck overturned and fell on them on NH-28 in Samastipur district, a police officer said.
The accident took place near the Cold Storage Chowk under Tajpur police station area when the truck driver hurriedly applied brakes upon seeing a tractor in front of his vehicle. The truck overturned and fell on the four persons who were walking on the road, Superintendent of Police Nawal Kishore Singh said.
All four died on the spot.
Efforts were on to ascertain the identity of the victims. The truck driver fled from the spot, he said.


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Amherst Set to Host Four Matches against
Basketball, Swimming & Diving teams prepare for Saturday clashes against Williams
AMHERST, Massachusetts -- Four different
Amherst teams face off against arch-rival Williams College on
Saturday, beginning with the women's swimming and diving team,
which battles its nemesis at 1:00 p.m. in Pratt Pool. The men's
swimming and diving team's meet against the Ephs follows the conclusion
of the women's meet, before the action moves to LeFrak Gymnasium
for the evening basketball doubleheader. The women's basketball
team battles Williams in a 6:00 p.m. tip-off, while the men's
game is tentatively scheduled for 8:00 p.m., depending on the
finish of the women's game.
While admission to the swim meets is free, the following ticket prices will be in effect for the basketball doubleheader:
A limited number of media credentials are
available to the press corps by contacting Sarah Lukaska, Amherst's
Sports Information Director, at (413) 542-2390.
The Amherst Sports Information Hotline, (413) 542-JEFF (5333), will have up-to-the-minute updates throughout the day on Saturday for those unable to attend.
Saturday night, LeFrak Gymnasium plays host to the 45th
of the Amherst and Williams College women's basketball teams in
the opening game of an Amherst/Williams basketball doubleheader.
The Jeffs, who are 19-25 against their arch-rivals all-time, are
out for revenge after the Ephs swept both meetings last year,
including a 55-53 win in Amherst last January 30, and an 81-73
overtime victory in Williamstown on January 16.
The Jeffs, who last defeated their arch-rivals two years ago in Williamstown, come into today's Little III opener with two wins to show for two January games, including an impressive 65-59 win at Babson College on Thursday night, and a 65-62 win over Smith College here on Tuesday night.
Senior Co-captain Naomi Sullivan (Hudson, MA) leads a very young and talented Amherst team into the matchup, averaging 17 points and just under six rebounds per game. Sullivan has scored at least 20 points on four different occasions this season, including a 22-point effort against Smith and a 27-point outburst in 25 minutes at Babson on Thursday, the second-highest mark of her career.
Behind Sullivan, the Jeffs will look to a trio of freshmen, point guard Sara Bozorg (Amherst, MA), shooting guard Sally Hamill (Scitutate, MA) and center Sarah Walker (West Hartford, CT), for much of their offense. Walker is second on the team in scoring, averaging 9.6 points per game, and is pulling down a NESCAC-best 10.8 rebounds per game, including a 20-rebound performance against Keene State College on December 1. Bozorg and Hamill have combined to average 14 points per game, while Bozorg's 3.9 assists per game is a team-high and puts her up among the NESCAC leaders. Junior Charlotte Taylor (Harvard, MA) has also given the Jeffs a boost from the small forward position, including a career-high 10-point game against Smith on Tuesday, and a career-high nine rebounds against Babson on Thursday.
The Ephs, who advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament one season ago, have struggled slightly in their quest to make it back to the NCAAs, with losses in three of their last five games, including a pair to Keene State and Babson, both teams that the Jeffs have defeated.
Leading the way for Williams is the trio of senior Tri-captain Rebecca Brooks (Simsbury, CT), junior guard Liz Tilley (Queens, NY) and first-year guard Kate Stumpo (Walpole, MA), who are all averaging double-figures in points per game. Brooks' 16 points and 9.5 rebounds per game are both team highs, and the senior can become just the sixth women's basketball player in school history to reach the 1,000-point plateau with nine points against Amherst tomorrow.
The duo of Tri-captains Sam Daigenault (Center Harbor, NH) and Katie Ford (Lynnfield, MA) will also see quality minutes for the visitors, along with freshman Abi Jackson (Jamaica Plain, MA) and sophomore Nicole Stevens (Riviera Beach, FL), who are scoring just under 15 points per game between them.
Today's game opens the NESCAC conference schedule for both teams, with the Jeffs heading down to Little III rival Wesleyan University on Tuesday night, while the Ephs host Hamilton College on Tuesday before a pair of games against Wesleyan next weekend.
Williams has won at least a share of the last five Little Three titles, a streak the Jeffs will look to cut into this evening.
In the nightcap of the basketball doubleheader, the team
for revenge is visiting Williams, who suffered an Amherst sweep
for the first time in 10 years last season. The Jeffs cruised
to a 90-67 win at Chandler Gymansium (their first ever in the
building) before finishing the sweep in Amherst courtesy of a
74-71 win on January 30, capturing their first outright Little
III title since 1989.
In tonight's game, the 172nd meeting between the two arch-rivals, the host Jeffs will look for their fourth-straight home win over Williams, and their second Little III win in four days, following Wednesday night's impressive 84-65 win in Middletown, Conn., over Wesleyan University.
Against the Cardinals, junior guard Erik Kelly (Staples, MN) connected for a game-high 18 points on six of 14 shooting, while freshman forward Steve Zieja (Hadley, MA) netted a career-best 14 points, including a 5-6 performance from the field, to help pace the Jeffs. Zieja also recorded a season-high 15 rebounds last Saturday against Vassar College.
For the season, Kelly, averaging 14.7 points per game, leads an Amherst attack that has four different players averaging in double figures. Fellow junior Brain Daoust (Dover, MA) has developed a scoring touch from the point-guard position, averaging just under 13 points per game, while senior Co-captains Hugh Quattlebaum (Andover, MA) and Chris Smith (Swarthmore, PA) have done everything for the Jeffs, combining for over 23 points, 14 rebounds and six assists per game.
Senior forward Jackson Collins (Brooklyn, NY) has only gotten better throughout the season, including a career-high 18-point effort against Vassar College last Saturday, and his first career double-double on Sunday against Washington College (MD). Newcomer Pat Fitzsimons (Durham, NC) has given the Jeffs an added scoring touch inside, including back-to-back double-digit games earlier this season.
Williams also sports four different players averaging in double figures, led by junior forward Joe Weiss (Washington, DC), who is averaging 19.8 points and just over seven rebounds per game. Freshman phenom Tim Folan (Kensington, MD) has been a nice surprise for the Ephs, netting 13.5 points per game, second-best on the team, while junior Manny Benjamin (Harare, Zimbabwe), has been a force on the boards for the visitors.
Senior Tri-captain Jim Sheehy (Syosset, NY) runs the Williams attack, dishing out 5.4 assists per game, while junior guard Andrew Conley (Wakefield, MA) and senior Tri-captain Sean Keenan (Rutland, VT) have also seen quality minutes for the Ephmen.
The Ephs have jumped out to a fast start this season, with an 80-76 loss at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) as the lone blemish on an otherwise perfect record, but six of their first eight games have been in the friendly confines of Chandler Gymnasium, where they are 6-0 this season. MCLA is the only common opponent between the two teams so far, as the Jeffs opened their season on November 30 with a 108-72 blowout of the Mohawks in LeFrak.
Williams leads the all-time series against Amherst, 103-68, but this year's senior class of Collins, Quattlebaum and Smith has never lost to the Ephs at home.
January 15, 2000:
Women's Swimming & Diving vs. Williams College, Pratt Pool, 1:00 p.m.
Men's Swimming & Diving vs. Williams, Pratt Pool, 4:00 p.m.
Women's Basketball vs. Williams, LeFrak Gymnasium, 6:00 p.m.
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Configuring FDSE to send mail
This article describes how to configure FDSE to send email. Email can be sent to the administrator whenever a visitor adds a new URL to the search index. To receive email notices, you must:
Enable "Send email to administrator whenever someone adds a URL" under "Admin Page" => "Filter Rules" => "General Settings"
Enter a valid email address under "Admin Page" => "Personal Settings"
Choose a mail transport method, either an SMTP server or a sendmail program, under "Admin Page" => "Personal Settings"
Choosing a mail transport method: the best way to send mail is to use an SMTP server. This is fast, reliable, standards-based, and platform-independent. Some web companies, however, block outbound SMTP connections. On these companies' systems it is necessary to use a sendmail program.
Selecting an SMTP server: your SMTP server should be the mail server which is configured to accept mail for your email address. Email-address-to-SMTP-server mappings are listed in DNS. We have a web-based DNS interface to help you look up the SMTP server assigned to your email address.
Selecting a sendmail program: FDSE allows you to select a command-line sendmail program from the list of programs in the
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@sendmail array. On the "Admin Page" => "Personal Settings" page, you will only have the option to select the sendmail programs which have been detected on your system. FDSE requires the use of the "-t" sendmail switch, whereby to and from email addresses are parsed from the body of the email message, and are not given on the command line.
Testing email: on the "Admin Page" => "Personal Settings" page, there is a "test message" link. After configuring your email address and mail transport method, follow that link. You should see a success message, and then you should receive the test message within a few minutes.
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(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part 7 of 10 in a series on rivalries. Red Wings 101 will count down the top ten current rivals of the Detroit Red Wings. Fans are encouraged to comment with memories from past games that they may have seen in the past.)
The next team on the list has been the biggest adversary in the playoffs since they came into the league. Adding to the fire is that this team's head coach was once a Red Wings assistant. Checking in at number 4:
No. 4 San Jose Sharks
The Sharks have been a thorn in the side of the Red Wings in recent years, especially in the playoffs. Both teams have met five times in postseason play, with the Red Wings winning the matchups in 1995 and 2007, and the Sharks winning the matchups in 1994, 2010, and 2011.
1994 was the first meeting in the playoffs between both teams. It was also the first time that the Sharks had made the postseason in franchise history. In a matchup of the 1-seed (Red Wings) vs. the 8-seed (Sharks), the series would come down to a Game 7 at Joe Louis Arena. It was in the third period when Detroit goaltender Chris Osgood left the net to play a puck in the corner. But Osgood made the mistake off firing the puck to San Jose forward Jamie Baker. Baker shot at a wide open net and scored what would prove to be the series-winning goal. The teams met again in the Conference Semifinals in 1995, and the Red Wings would get revenge by sweeping the Sharks.
The teams met again in the 2007 Conference Semifinals. The Red Wings had a tall order in front of them despite having home ice advantage, as they had not won at HP Pavilion since 2005. In Game 4, with the Sharks leading 2-0 and the series 2-1, the Red Wings would get a goal from Robert Lang with 33 seconds left to tie the game. Mathieu Schneider would score the game winner in overtime to turn the series around. The Red Wings would win Game 5 4-1 with four unanswered goals, and won the series in Game 6 by getting a 2-0 shutout courtesy of Dominik Hasek.
After the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 2008, assistant coach Todd McLellan was hired as head coach of the Sharks. McLellan used everything he learned under Mike Babcock to help the Sharks' playoff woes, including installing the same puck-possession offense that the Red Wings run.
The teacher and the student met in the playoffs in 2010, and despite the Red Wings outscoring the Sharks (mostly due to a 7-1 shellacking in Game 4), the Sharks won the series in five games.
DEFINING MOMENT: There are plenty to choose from among the aforementioned, but let's go back to the 2011 playoffs. Reminiscent of 2010, the Sharks had won the first three games, all by one goal. The Red Wings took Game 4 at the Joe courtesy of two Nick Lidstrom goals and a game winner from Darren Helm. Game 5 appeared to spell the end of the Red Wings' season when they trailed 3-1 in the third period. But the Red Wings had other ideas, as they would get third period goals from Jonathan Ericsson, Danny Cleary, and Tomas Holmstrom, plus a 39-save performance from Jimmy Howard to win Game 5 4-3.
The Red Wings would then win Game 6 3-1, erasing a 3-0 deficit to send the series to a Game 7. But the Sharks would prevail 3-2 on home ice.
Honorable mention goes to Game 4 in 2010. With the Red Wings winning big, the Sharks lost their cool, and started racking up penalties. Among them was Sharks' forward Joe Thornton trying to fight Lidstrom. Red Wings' forward Justin Abdelkader and the Sharks' Scott Nichol both got into a fight with each other, and the Red Wings' Kris Draper and the Sharks' Ryane Clowe were both ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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No. 9: Toronto Maple Leafs
No. 8: Vancouver Canucks
No. 7: Anaheim Ducks
No. 6: St. Louis Blues
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Get an overview of this hotelRomantic Ghent hotel in Ghent City Centre with 24-hour front desk
Popular property highlights
Located in Ghent City Centre, this romantic hotel is steps from Achtersikkel, Ghent Town Hall, and Royal Dutch Theatre. Court of Ryhove and Ghent Cloth Hall are also within 5 minutes.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a computer station, multilingual staff, and a TV in a common area are onsite.
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All 29 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find minibars, free bottled water, and portable fans.
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- Friendly, helpful staff
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- Guestroom size
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Best Western Residence Cour Saint Georges features a terrace, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Art Deco hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and a television in a common area.
Best Western Residence Cour Saint Georges is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 29
- Number of floors - 4
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Refrigerator
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- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Free bicycles nearby
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 12 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 25 per day.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 13 for adults and EUR 0 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 25 per day
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A MARRIED reverend has quit after an alleged affair with a parishioner.
Team Rector of St Mary's in Ferndown, Rev Martin Howard, left the church earlier this month, following a complaint of adultery.
He is now believed to be working as a trainee account executive at Alan and Thomas Insurance Group.
He will be unable to work in the church again for a period of five years.
The former clergyman began his career in the church at St Andrew's in Kinson, where he worked as a team vicar.
He had worked in Ferndown since March 2008.
St Mary's is a mid-sized Anglican Church with 470 members.
In February last year, Mr Howard defended the church's use of a poster that speaks out against gay marriage.
The fluorescent green sign featured the words 'Marriage = 1 Man + 1 Woman'.
Some people who saw the sign condemned it as a 'stunt' to spark debate.
He told the Daily Echo at that time: "In displaying our recent poster we have wanted to state from a Christian viewpoint the traditional teaching of the Bible, and the wisdom of the ages, that society is much stronger when marriage is promoted, honoured and protected."
One member of the church, who did not want to be named, alleged that Mr Howard had been involved in an affair with a married woman.
The parishioner added that Mr Howard owns two 'buy to let' houses in the town, but said he is currently staying with friends.
A statement released by the Church of England's Diocese of Salisbury reads: "The Reverend Martin Howard has resigned his post as Team Rector of the Hampreston Benefice with immediate effect.
"A complaint of adultery had been made under the Clergy Disciplinary Measure, which has been upheld.
"A penalty has been imposed with Martin Howard's consent that he be prohibited from ministry for five years.
"The Diocese is providing pastoral support to Martin, his wife Liz and their children at a difficult time."
When the Daily Echo contacted Alan and Thomas Insurance Group, a spokesperson said it would not be possible to speak to Mr Howard, and that he is currently not at the company.
Councillor Steve Lugg, who represents the Ferndown ward at East Dorset District Council, said it would not be appropriate for him to comment.
"No one is perfect, and this seems to be a personal issue," he said.
"Everyone is entitled to their private lives, and of course this is someone with a family who will need to pick up the pieces."


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William Haggas and Johnny Murtagh, who teamed up to pinch the Oaks in 2011 with the 20-1 shot Dancing Rain, may come together once more in pursuit of Classic glory when Rosdhu Queen lines up for the 1,000 Guineas here next month. The filly, unbeaten in four races last year, has had four different jockeys so far but her trainer is clear about which one he hopes to have aboard on 5 May.
"Rosdhu Queen will be offered to Johnny Murtagh," Haggas said on Wednesday . "But she'll run in a trial and, if he's got a better opportunity, he'll probably do that. I've never done any good in the 1,000 Guineas but I haven't really tried very hard. We don't get warm until the weather gets warm."
That prospect seemed a long way off as the 52-year-old trainer watched a handful of horses coming up the Al Bahathri gallops in freezing temperatures. Deep frosts and biting winds have, he reports, been the main feature of Newmarket weather this year and it has made his task "challenging", though he hopes that other stables around Britain have been in a similar position.
Haggas's other great challenge is to get Rosdhu Queen, who has never raced beyond six furlongs and, in his words, "looks like a sprinter", to stay a mile. It is the betting market's doubts on that score that have led bookmakers to offer 20-1 for the Guineas.
"Realistically she possibly won a weak Cheveley Park and she's done nothing really to set anyone's pulses racing but us. But she is a Cheveley Park winner. The only thing I will say is that in the Lowther I didn't think she'd stay and, when they came to her, she went again. I think she's quite difficult to pass. The one thing you can't buy is this bit," he said, patting the area of his chest that covers his heart, "and she's obviously got plenty of that. She thinks she's good. I'd never write her off."
Rosdhu Queen will start her season in Newbury's Fred Darling a week on Saturday, while Haggas has another 1,000 Guineas candidate in Lady Nouf, who will turn out for the Nell Gwyn next Wednesday when racing resumes at the trainer's local track after an absence of six months. Of Lady Nouf he says: "Her work has been good and I can't yet get her off the bridle. Not that I've tried very hard."
Haggas has hopes of three other runners being aimed at Wednesday's card here, including the unraced Battalion, supplemented into the Derby this week. "Whether he's quite up to that, I don't know, but he's been working well."
The trainer jokes about getting to the Sunday after Rosdhu Queen's trial and thinking, "Oh God, this is going to be a long year". But an alternative prediction, offered elsewhere in the conversation, sounded more sincere.
"We've got a very strong stable now. It's taken 25 years to build it up. The only real concern I have is health. If we keep them healthy, we'll have a nice year because we've got the stock. But if you don't get the health right, it can go very pear-shaped. All sorts of things can happen. One batch of hay can knock you out for a month. Ringworm. You don't think about it but you're conscious of it the whole time."
Day one of Newmarket's Craven meeting next week will have an added attraction as Charlie Hills plans to give the 1,000 Guineas favourite, Just The Judge, a gallop up the Rowley Mile before racing begins.
Meanwhile, Newmarket officials announced an extra £800,000 from Jockey Club funds for prize money at the track this year, taking the July Cup to £500,000 and making it the joint most valuable Group One sprint in Europe.
Meanwhile the leading Derby hope Telescope could make his his first appearance of the season at Sandown on Friday week. The owners Highclere tweeted: "Telescope worked very well this morning. Could reappear in a mile conditions race at Sandown."


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- 2 1/4 pounds large McIntosh apples peeled, quartered and cored
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- Three 1-by-3-inch strips of lemon zest
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September 29, 2011
The Local Scene
Keith Graham
October is a top month for fishing in the Cairns area ! The water temperature has risen and all forms of predators are on the chew including our number one sportfish the Barramundi.
As the close season approaches on November 1st, barra are getting ready to breed and will readily take well presented lures such as the F.1.11 and Stealth's or the new Killalure 2 Deadly. Fish the last of the run out tides with good tidal movement. Live sardines or mullet will also grab their attention and should be fished in rivers like the Barron or the Daintree near timber snags , gutters or rock bars.
Mangrove Jacks are also on the prowl and expect to see fish over the kilo mark at this time. For those fishing the river mouths and local jetties trevally, bream, tarpon, wolf herring, barra and jacks will be around…..don't forget to use the best frozen or live baits available. If you don't have one or know how to use a cast net, just pop into your favourite local tackle store – Bransfords Tackle Shop, Clifton Beach, well worth the drive!
Out on the reef there will be hot bite sessions for Coral trout and reds (in between the reef closures) and the early arrival of Mahi Mahi , Yellowfin Tuna and Wahoo will give those who prefer trolling the outer edges some unforgettable sport. Don't forget to use your Bransfords Down n Dirty Wogheads rigged with fresh garfish……at 180 grams these heavier heads sit much deeper where many of our pelagic species hunt. Other favoured lures are Matt Grahams skirted trolling lures in all sizes from 15 cms. To 34 cms. And are fully rigged and ready to go from a low $19-95.
The heavy tackle Black Marlin season in now underway and fish over 900 lbs have been caught and released on the lower Ribbon Reefs. Several boats in the fleet including Saltaire have reported some frantic action as pods of black marlin attack their rigged baits and lures. Its interesting to remember what put Cairns on the International Map back in 1964….it was when George Bransford and his deckhand Richie Obach caught that 1064 lbs. Black Marlin out near Euston Reef on 80 lbs tackle to set a new world record. News of that momentous event was wired around the world heralding Cairns as the most exciting Big Game fishing destination ever ……..the rest is Angling History !
Courtesy of Keith Graham of Bransfords Tackle Shop, Clifton Beach
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No, it's not an oversized pair of binoculars – and twitchers won't thank you if you plonk this down next to their hide. This is the Etón Rukus Solar, a Bluetooth speaker that its makers claim will never run out of power.
The secret to its longevity lies in that solar panel on the side – and its ingenious inclusion of an e-ink display to show track info instead of an LCD.
We imagine that the slow refresh rate of e-ink screens will put paid to any attempts at beatmatching while using the Rukus Solar – and indeed Etón claims that it only shows Bluetooth connectivity, solar charge and battery strength, so no track info. Still, it should serve for pumping out some tunes at picnics.
In the event that you do run out of juice, the Rukus Solar can be recharged with an AC adapter and can charge your devices with its integrated USB port.
Now, if only the weather would improve enough for us to try them out.
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2014-15 (Sophomore): Averaged 0.6 points and 1.2 rebounds ... shot 33.3 percent from the floor, 20 percent from 3-point range and 50 percent from the foul line ... played in 27 games, starting one at center vs. No. 1 Kentucky in the SEC Tournament semifinals ... held Kentucky's Karl-Anthony Towns, the No. 1 pick in the 2015 NBA Draft, to zero field goals in the SEC Tournament semifinals ... 2 points, a career-high 5 rebounds in 27 minutes vs. the Wildcats ... 4 points, 4 rebounds, one assist, a block and drew two charges in 16 minutes vs. Mississippi State in the SEC Tournament ... played 19 minutes vs. LSU in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals ... in four SEC Tournament games, averaged 17.5 minutes per game compared to 5.8 minutes per game for his other 23 games on the season ... hard-nosed defensive player, drew seven charges on the season ... hit his first career shot, a 3-pointer at Colorado as he finished with 3 points, 2 rebounds and a block in 11 minutes ... 2 points at Texas A&M ... 2 points and 2 rebounds in 19 minutes at Texas A&M ... 2 points and a rebound vs. Louisiana ... 1 points and 3 rebounds vs. Coastal Carolina ... 2 rebounds at both Georgia and Clemson.
2013-14 (Freshman): Played in 3 games ... played the final minute at home against South Carolina ... played the final minute against Arkansas-Pine Bluff ... saw his first action of the season against Jacksonville State, playing the final minute ... walked on prior to the season.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played as a post-grad at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va., under coach A.W. Hamilton ... Hargrave went 38-1 and finished the year ranked No. 2 in the country ... played summer league on the 2012 Greater NC Pro-Am Championship team in Durham, N.C. ... graduated from Georgetown Prep in North Bethesda, Md., in 2011 and played under coach Dwayne Bryant ... helped Georgetown to the 2010 Interstate Athletic Conference semifinals ... attended James B. Dudley High School in Greensboro, N.C., as a freshman and sophomore ... helped Dudley to back-to-back conference championships and a state semifinal appearance ... full name is Devin Jovon Waddell ... son of Debra Rouse and Jeff Waddell ... Member of Phi Sigma Pi and Gamma Beta Phi honor societies ... studying in Ginn College of Engineering.


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Now you can cruise around town in style, just like Slash, the legendary guitarist of the band Guns N Roses, who is putting both his hot car and hotter motorcycle on the auction block.
Slash is cleaning house, slashing his collection of furniture, personal items and his 1966 Chevrolet Corvette and 2007 Harley Davidson V-Rod VRSCAW Twin Racing Street Custom Cruiser.
They are all going on the block of Julien's Auctions, which specializes in entertainment memorabilia, on March 26 in Beverly Hills.
The bike is expected to fetch $8,000 to $10,000. The car, equipped with a big-block 427 cubic inch V-8 engine with 435 horsepower and a four-speed manual transmission, is estimated to be worth up to $100,000.
Want to complete the look? Slash is also selling his custom Marc Vachon leather motorcycle jackets, including one decorated in a Velvet Revolver "Libertad" theme and a pair of Ray-Bans.
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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