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Parents and residents gather last night in Springfield to determine what is next for Cathedral High School. The facility was damaged by the tornado of two years ago and now officials have just accepted a nearly 50 million dollar insurance settlement. But some residents say that the current damaged structure is nothing more than an eye sore. Others suggest that the Diocese of Springfield wants to build on another piece of property. But officials say there is no decision made on anything and the next step is to meet with FEMA officials to determine whether there can be any financial assitance rendered from them.@
Its president is now retire...now the commissioner of higher education has released more than 2 million dollars for Westfield State University's planned science center. That funding had been pulled when the controversey over the spending practices of Evan Dobelle had come under fire. He announced his retirement last week.@
Chicopee's loss is Springfield's gain. Titan Roofing is moving its corporate headquarters to Tapley Street in Springfield. 34 jobs go with it. They do large scale commercial roofs.@
The Berkshire County District Attorney says the body found in a wooded part of Dalton this week is that of 23 year old mother Theresa Burke. But officials say it is not suspicious.
31 year old Todd Dostal has pleaded not-guilty to charges that he pointed a loaded rifle at Hatfield Police. Court records say he was apparently drunk. Dostal has been released on a thousand dollars bail.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Calling for an end to the nation's "enslavement to legal abortion," Fr. Frank Pavone of Priests for Life announced April 27 that a series of "freedom rides" for the unborn would begin this summer.
The rides will be nonpartisan, interdenominational and nonviolent and will involve a diverse cross-section of people, Pavone said at a news conference in Birmingham's Kelly Ingram Park.
"Like the freedom rides of five decades ago, these freedom rides symbolize the principle ... that justice and equal protection of human rights belong to each and every human being, regardless of size or age or any other condition," he said.
Among those joining Pavone in the announcement was Alveda King, director of African-American outreach at Priests for Life and niece of the late civil rights leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Her father, the Rev. A.D. King, is depicted in a statue of praying ministers at Kelly Ingram Park.
"When I lived in Birmingham, when our home was bombed in this very city, when my classmate was part of the group of four little girls killed in the bombing of historic Sixteenth Street Baptist Church across the way, I dreamed of a world when life would be better, when freedom would prevail for all," King said. "Now, today, almost 50 years later, we pay tribute to the freedom riders of 1961."
The pro-life freedom rides are to begin with a July 23 send-off concert and rally at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Center, followed by a ride to Atlanta through July 25. Father Pavone said dozens of rides in all parts of the country could be scheduled over the next year.
The rides commemorate the civil rights rides protesting forced segregation in public transportation in the South, despite Supreme Court rulings that such segregation was illegal. The first ride left Washington on May 4, 1961, headed for New Orleans; hundreds of riders were beaten and/or arrested during the rides.
"We join our lives and hearts together with those who have gone before us," King said at the Birmingham news conference. "We take to the bus, to the streets of America, riding for justice and freedom for all, from conception till natural death."
Although "a woman has a right to choose what she does with her body," King added, "the baby is not her body."
"Where is the lawyer for the babies whose civil rights are violated by the act of abortion?" she asked. "How can the dream survive if we murder our children."
Pavone said the rides would be preceded by a period of intense prayer to end abortion, beginning on Pentecost Sunday, May 23, and continuing until July 4.
Others participating in the Birmingham news conference were the Rev. Clenard Childress, a Baptist minister from New Jersey who is director of the Life Education and Resource Network; the Rev. Stephen Broden, senior pastor of Fair Park Bible Fellowship in Dallas and a candidate for Congress; Fr. Michael Deering, vicar general for the Diocese of Birmingham; members of Catholics United for Life of Huntsville, Ala.; and Bishop Demetrics Roscoe, founder of Living Church Ministries in Birmingham.
Members of the Priests for Life pastoral team at the news conference included Janet Morana, executive director and co-founder of the Silent No More awareness campaign; associate directors Fr. Peter West and Augustinian Fr. Denis Wilde; and Dominican Fr. William Scott Daniels and Theresa and Kevin Burke, founders of Rachel's Vineyard, a healing ministry for women and men after an abortion.
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Installed battery is nearing end of life message for IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances M/T 9235 (9004)
Technote (troubleshooting)
If you receive a "[system][critic] : Installed battery is nearing end of life." message, the battery in the appliance needs to be replaced.
Resolving the problem
Critical Action: Prevent the M/T 9235 appliance from becoming unusable.
Note: M/T 9235 batteries are consumable parts are not covered by the service contracts and will need to be purchased.
Changing the battery every 2 years is critical. The material linked from this technote describes that if the battery does not have sufficient charge and the appliance loses power, the appliance will consider this a physical threat and no longer function. The battery should be changed within 30 days of the first occurrence of the message.
The battery for the M/T 9235 is a consumable part and are not covered by the IBM Statement of Limited Warranty. For information about the terms of warranty, see the IBM Statement of Limited Warranty document on the IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances.
This document describes how you can buy and replace a battery including the battery specifications and IBM Part number.
Part 1: Learning about buying and replacing a battery.
Part 2: Commands to check the battery and reset the battery life cycle clock for the M/T 9235
Part 3: Hints and tips for replacing the battery
Part 4: Additional information on purchasing a battery
Part 1: Learning about buying and replacing a battery.
1.1. Determine your machine type:
On the WebGui on the appliance, select Administration > System Settings. If the Product ID includes: "9235", you have a M/T 9235.
1.2. Access the product publications which describe the safety instructions and instructions on how to replace a battery.
M/T 9235 IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances: Type 9235/9004 Service Guide.
The M/T 9235 Installation and Users Guide is located in the information centers by firmware release. The information centers accessed from the product library page.
- Access the product library page.
- Chose the firmware level
- Click on the Information Center link
- Expand DataPower SOA Appliances
- Expand Installation and Upgrade
- Chose the appropriate book based on machine type.
Part 2: Commands to check the battery and reset the battery life cycle clock for M/T 9235
The following part describes the updated commands to check and reset the battery clock. Use these commands when following the steps noted in the product publications.
2.1. You need to be logged in with the "admin" user id and in configuration mode.
These commands run in Global configuration mode. If you are not in Global configuration mode you may see this incorrect output:
"xi50# service battery-installed
Printing diag log:
Printing burnin log:"
To change to Global configuration mode enter:
xi50# config
Global configuration mode
2.2. Commands for the M/T 9235:
show battery returns the installation date of the battery
service battery-installed restarts the battery lifecycle clock
You can check the state of the battery using:
test hardware
An example of output from the show battery command (remember to be in global configuration mode):
Battery installation date: Mon Aug 6 12:10:25 2007
If the battery has not been changed in 2 years the message is presented and the battery needs to be changed as noted in the books linked in Part 1 in this document.
Part 3: Hint and tips for replacing the battery:
This part lists very important hints and tips to consider when replacing the battery.
- Make sure the battery orientation is correct before placing in the appliance. This can cause the appliance to move to an unresponsive state and need to be replaced. Double check the orientation of the positive and negative terminals of the existing battery in the battery holder. Insert the positive terminal into the holder first. The battery will fit tightly in the battery holder.
- When replacing the battery follow all the information on product safety and replacement instructions in the product publication and additional information in this document.
- Before you replace the battery, you should make sure you have a back up of the configuration of the appliance. See Backing up, exporting and importing the configuration of an IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance.
- You should plan to replace the CR2 3.0V battery within one month of when the message first appears. Also check the battery installation date, if the two-year lifecycle of the battery has expired, replace the battery.
- The battery is hot-swappable as described in the books
- If the output of the sensor displays or CLI commands to test hardware show 0 for Voltage Battery, the battery is not seated correctly in the device.
- If after changing the battery, the Alarm LED and the Battery LED do not turn off, and the CLI commands:
test hardware
Do not show the battery is missing then power off the appliance, unplug the electrical connection for 60 seconds, reconnect the electrical connection, power on the appliance. The LEDs show now be off.
Part 4: Additional information on purchasing a battery:
In this part, additional information how to purchase a battery is provided to supplement the books linked in Part 1.
Consumable parts are not covered by the IBM Statement of Limited Warranty. For information about the terms of warranty, see the IBM Statement of Limited Warranty document on the IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances. Also consumable parts are not covered by the service contracts.
This is a CR2 3.0V battery can be purchased from IBM or other sources without affecting your warranty.
The part number for the CR2 3.0V battery for M/T 9235 is 44X0512
To order a battery from IBM use the www.ibm.com website (the following example is for the USA, the webpages, the web pages for other countries are similar):
- Go to http://www.ibm.com.
- From the Products menu,
- Click All Products,
- Then click Upgrades, accessories & parts.
- Click Obtain maintenance parts (depending on your country and language the link will be different to direct you to buying parts).
- Follow the instructions noted on that web page.
If you need help with your order, call the toll-free number, or use the other contact methods listed on the web page to reach the IBM parts contact for your country. You can also contact your local IBM representative for assistance.
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Toast the USA Pro Challenge this Sunday with these culinary events
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The seven-day, 683-mile USA Pro Challenge cycles into the home stretch this weekend: Stage 6 take place tomorrow with a route from Golden to Boulder, and the race concludes on Sunday here in Denver.
Cheer the racers to the finish line as they pass by some of our favorite watering holes in town.
TAG, 1441 Larimer Street, will open for brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday in honor of the race passing by -- view the menu here and call 303-996-9985 for details.
Marczyk Fine Foods, 770 East 17th Avenue, has rented bleachers facing the course that will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday; the market will be grilling up its popular Niman Ranch burgers throughout the day. Marczyk's parking lot will be open as well; call 303-894-9499 to check availability. (And the shop asks that you bring your own cow bell.)
Or grab a front-row seat up the street on the patio at Parallel Seventeen, 1600 East 17th Avenue, where you can also enjoy the restaurant's bottomless brunch on Sunday; call 303-399-0988 for more information on specials.
Also on Sunday, Civic Center Park will be the site of a free festival from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with live music, including Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Opie Gone Bad and Chadzilla and the Asteroids; a maxi stunt show (mini-motorcycles) and the Strider bike World Cup competition; giant Jenga; and plenty of food vendors, as well as the New Belgium beer gardens and Infinite Monkey Theorem wine.
Through the weekend, you can belly up to the bar at Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar, 1401 Curtis Street, today, Saturday and Sunday and order the limited-edition Skinny Fast and French cocktail -- a martini with Voli Orange-Vanilla Light Vodka, St. Germaine, Red Bull, Honey and lemon crafted in honor of the challenge.
Note: Saturday's viewing party at Flagstaff House in Boulder has sold out, but there is a waiting list; call 303-442-4640 for more information.
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I would try looking at www.searchenginewatch.com. In particular Yahoo uses
Inktomi software, so you could check them out as well (inktomi.com? probably)
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Lady Raiders:
An Inventory of Its Records, 1993-1995, at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
Biographical Sketch
The Lady Raiders is the women's basketball team at Texas Tech University. In March and April of 1993, the Lady Raiders won the Southwest Conference Post Basketball Tournament and the NCAA Championship.
The team is headed by noted basketball coach Marsha Sharp, who completed her 20th year with the university in 2002. Among her accomplishments is serving as head coach of the 1994 Olympic Festival West Team, which won a silver medal in St. Louis, and serving as head coach of the qualifying teams for the inaugural USA Basketball World Championships for Young Women in Brazil in 2002. The 1993 National Championship win by the Lady Raiders was the first for Texas Tech University, the team and its coach.
Scope and Content
The collection contains news clippings from the 1993-1994 basketball season during which the Lady Raiders became NCAA champions, and collectible player cards. The Southwest Conference cards were issued by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal while the NCAA Championship cards were issued by the Red Raider Club.
Access Restrictions
Open for research
Related Material
Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
Lady Raiders Records, 1993-1995, Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
Collection accession #(s):
Gifts, 1995-2002
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Despite the swag of blockbuster musicals hitting Melbourne and Sydney over the past few years, little is said of the people driving the trend. Sure, the director and the stars are crucial but it's the producer who really runs the show.
''The buck stops with him, he's the big boss,'' says John Frost, 58, one of Australia's best-known theatrical producers and managing director of the Gordon Frost Organisation. ''It's about total financial control.''
The sums nowadays are staggering. Frost says a mid-sized musical costs about $5 million to $6 million to get to opening night, then $500,000 to $600,000 a week to run.
Wicked, which Frost produced in Australia, cost $12.5 million. Even with $10 million in advance ticket sales, he was still sweating on the all-important sales straight after opening night.
''That's the producer's nightmare: the ticket sales on the Monday. Wicked sold thousands,'' he says. Another Frost show, The Producers, had only $2 million of advance sales but on the first Monday there were queues around the block to buy tickets.
But Frost is quick to point out that musicals are a risky investment. Shows such as Wicked, in which he personally invested $500,000 for a 130 per cent return, are the exception.
''An old producer once said to me, 'It's a smash hit if investors get their money back and it's a mega-hit if it makes $1 profit,'' Frost says, adding that his typical investor is a wealthy individual prepared to take a punt on anything from $5000 to $500,000.
He describes another of his shows, Footloose, as ''an unmitigated disaster'', despite the opening-night audience dancing and ''going nuts''. On the Monday, the show sold just 100 tickets.
Frost's interest in theatre was sparked by watching old movies on television as a child.
At age 12, he was performing solo shows in his backyard, selling tickets and lemonade. He left school at 15 to be a dresser on a touring production of musical Mame, for which he was in charge of 15 boys who had 30 seconds to change costumes.
''I remember a group of gentlemen walking around in grey suits with an air of authority and thought, 'I want to do that,''' Frost says of his first encounter with a theatre producer. After 15 years climbing the backstage ladder, Frost's career ambition was finally realised in 1983 when he and Ashley Gordon set up Gordon Frost and leased Sydney's Footbridge Theatre.
Their first show made a $70,000 profit and Frost wondered why he had worked for a salary for so long.
Their next one, Women Behind Bars, lost $170,000. It ran for two hours without an interval and an agent told Frost that was fortunate or no one would have returned for the second half. Frost's turning point came 13 years later with a Broadway production of The King and I, which won a Tony for best revival of a musical.
''It was a watershed time; people took you a lot more seriously,'' he says. ''After 1996, I could walk into any office in New York or London and buy the rights to a show. Before, it was a bit of a tap dance to sell myself.''
His focus this year is the world premiere of Dr Zhivago, with a budget to opening night of $5.5 million.
''Zhivago is a big gamble; it's brand new, there's a lot riding on it,'' Frost says, pretty much summing up life as a musical-theatre producer.
Biggest break Working with producer Kenn Brodziak in the early '70s. He was an old-style impresario who taught me the value of a dollar. He was mean as mean.
Biggest achievement Winning the Tony Award [in 1996 for The King and I]. It had been my lifelong dream to stand on the stage and receive the most prestigious award in theatre.
Biggest regret Not going to live in New York in my late 20s. People said to me, ''You're crazy [to want to go], you're a big deal in Australia and you also do work in the US anyway.''
Best investment Phantom of the Opera, Chicago and Wicked [all musical productions he has produced]. I doubled my investments and it still continues [as dividends].
Worst investment Selling an apartment in Spring Street, Melbourne. I bought it for $600,000 and sold it for $700,000 but it would be worth over $1 million now.
Attitude to money You shouldn't invest in theatre if you can't afford to lose the money.
Personal philosophy Try and be honest to yourself but don't lose sight of the magic and fantasy that life brings.


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Cycling's governing body set up a drug-testing system that was designed to fail and allow Lance Armstrong and other riders to avoid detection, said the ex-boss of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Doping officials knowingly ran a testing regimen that the sport's top teams circumvented and where competitors would be tipped-off in advance, Dick Pound, who headed up the WADA between 1999 and 2007, told AFP in an interview.
Despite alleging eight years ago that cheating was rife, his complaints to the UCI (International Cycling Union) about the sport's anti-doping measures were repeatedly ignored, Pound said.
"It is not credible that they didn't know this was going on," Pound said.
"I had been complaining to UCI for years. They come in in the morning at 5.00 am and do tests then go away, and riders are not chaperoned.
"The race starts at 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm in the afternoon and there are no tests prior to race to see if they are bumped up," adding that after a day in the saddle, riders would be unchaperoned for an hour before being tested again.
"So then you go in and get saline solutions and other means of hiding the effects (of performance-enhancing drug) EPO and whatever else it is," he said.
"You have to say 'I wonder if it was designed not to be successful?"' Pound said of the system, lambasting the UCI, which is under attack in the wake of a devastating US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) report on Armstrong.
The report, which was released Wednesday, detailed Armstrong's alleged use of testosterone, human growth hormone, blood doping and EPO and included sworn statements from 26 people, including 11 former teammates.
The sports agency, which had already stripped the cyclist of his seven Tour de France titles, said Armstrong orchestrated the most complex doping scheme in sports history.
Pound, a Canadian lawyer turned sports official whose reported comments in 2004 about alleged doping earned a rebuke from Armstrong, said the buck must stop with the UCI.
"If they persist with denial then they put their whole sport in jeopardy," he said, noting that doping investigations may spread to the Spanish and Italian professional cycling communities, among others.
UCI President Pat McQuaid argued earlier this week that the sport "has moved on" and better tests mean riders are now much cleaner than in the previous era, in which Armstrong, now aged 41, competed.
"The peloton today is completely different," McQuaid said.
Armstrong has always maintained that he did not use banned substances during his career, but in August he chose not to contest the USADA's charges.
The Texan rider's days of sparing no expense to hire big-ticket lawyers to muzzle critics may also be coming to an end, Pound suggested.
"I don't think it is credible for Armstrong to say 'all 26 of these people are liars and cheats and axe grinders,"' the former WADA president said in reference to the sworn statements in the USADA dossier.
"I am afraid his time has just run out on that.
"What is going to be a surprise is (if) after all this, Lance persists in saying he never did it. You got to hope he will ... admit 'I was the best of the worst."'


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Woman Swimsuit Models
Nowadays modern designers have been working on the creation of exotic swimwear. It should be noted that the term "exotic" is associated with something unusual and intriguing. People who like to test new ideas and do not afraid of novelties and sensory acuity often give preference namely to these bathing suits. This type of swimwear may embody exotic motifs and coloration or it may have specific low necks and cut-outs. The exotic swimwear includes Brazilian bikinis and micros. The patterns of mini bikini reflect newest and up-to-date tendencies of minimalism in beach fashion. The Brazilian bikini in its turn has gained wide popularity in South America where sun tanning has become a routine matter. These bathing suits represent a cut down version of the string bikini, which screen about fifty percent less of the body. Brazilian and micro bikini are two piece bathing suits, however there one piece swimsuits that can also be exotic and very sexy. In order to make a one piece swimsuit an exotic one, designers use as little fabric as possible. Such bathing suits have daring cut-outs that are applied to necklines, thong bottoms and top of the hips. This modern approach makes a woman look very sexy, original and even audacious.
It is noteworthy that exotic swimwear means not only daring cut-outs. It presupposes also the diversity of fabrics used for creation of an exotic swimsuit. For instance, animal prints which include leopard, zebra, tiger prints are very exciting patterns. The given fabrics remind of tropical and jungle wildlife. There are also bathing suits that are made of material known as sheers. On the one part a sheer material does not differ from others swimsuit materials, however it is lighter and it is transpierced by thousands of pin point holes. One can not notice the holes in case if a woman wears such a bathing suit. In addition the given material allows the skin beneath the bathing suit to tan.
Most celebrities prefer to sit to camera in beautiful and sometimes very daring swimsuits. For instance, Christi Brinkley appeared before cameras wearing very unusual swimwear, such as maillot tanga which included a tiny triangle at the top. At that time this was a real breakthrough. Heidi Klum is a German model, who also takes part in photo calls presenting beautiful and sexy patterns of swimwear. In 1998 the model appeared on the front cover of "Sports illustrated" wearing a modest-but-sexy swimwear, which accentuated her beautiful body. A very famous Czech model Pauline Porizkova once amazed a great number of men thanks to a shot where she models a bathing suit made of small seashells. The beautiful and unusual swimsuit contrasts wonderfully with Paulina Porizkova's perfect body. Cameron Diaz, Pamela Anderson, Demi Moore and many other celebrities do not miss the opportunity to sit to cameras wearing beautiful and exotic swimwear. On the basis of above said it is obvious that exotic swimwear represents an opportunity to introduce intriguing elements into a woman's image.


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Purchased the fill set for 2017 Rogue (Front, Back, and Cargo). Really like the sidewalls that give full protection. The black looks great with my black interior. The only con is that the mats do scuff when driving in non-soft sole shoes. I was washing the car the other day and took the mats to clean off what I thought was some dirt, but it turned out to be scuff marks. Not a big deal, still happy with the product.


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posted by Math .
I need help finding the key points for the graph y=1/3 cos x and y=-sin 2piex/3
I just don't understand how to graph this and find keypoints.
y = 1/3 cos x.
You know that cos x = 0 when x = pi/2, 3pi/2, etc. All odd multiples of pi/2
It is 1 for all even multiples of pi
It is -1 for all odd multiples of pi.
But you have y = 1/3 cos x, so it is 1/3 or -1/3 at multiples of pi
Easy, right?
Now, for -sin 2pi/3 x, things do get a bit trickier.
You know that for sin x, graph crosses x-axis at all multiples of pi
y=1 for all 4k+1 * pi/2
y=-1 for all 4k-1 * pi/2
y = -sin x will look the same, but the max/min will be reversed.
But, we have -sin 2pi/3 x
So, graph will cross x-axis whenever 2pi/3 x is a multiple of pi
That is, 2pi/3 x = k*pi, so x = k*pi * 3/2pi = 3k/2 for all integer values of k
y = -1 when 2pi/3 x = (4k+1)pi
x = 4k+1 pi * 3/2pi = 3/2(4k+1) = 6k + 3/2
y = 1 when 2pi/3 x = 4k-1 pi, so x = 6k - 3/2
To do this kind of scaling/translating, it's usually easy in the beginning to work with what you know (sin x), and then step by step transform from the new variable.


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Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress has revealed an inside look at what Brett Favre does at his Mississippi ranch.
Childress recently visited Favre at his home in part to gauge if the quarterback intends to return to the team this season. He said Favre, his wife Deanna and agent Bus Cook entertained him with a meal and funny stories during his visit. But it was an encounter with a critter they had on the way back from dinner that left a lasting impression.
The group came upon an armadillo, a creature that apparently is a nemesis to Favre. Childress explained, via the St. Paul Pioneer-Press:
"We come back through the gate (at Favre's ranch.) Deanna is in the back seat. I'm in the front seat. Brett's driving. We start to slow down on the driveway. I go, 'What the hell is that?' This thing kind of shows up and looks like it's going to hit the car. Brett goes, 'It's an armadillo.' "
Favre explained to Childress that armadillos tear up his lawn, so the Vikings QB launched into attack mode:
"Now he's accelerated the car toward the house and he says, 'I'm going to get that SOB. I thought I got rid of him. They eat grubs. Just tear the heck out of the grass.'
"He lets Deanna out of the car. We jump in his truck. He's got two guns in the back seat of his truck. We go back down the road to find the thing. He pulls out a flashlight. It's like a police flashlight. I say, 'That much light comes out of that flashlight?'
"He's looking over here, over there. We look over and now it's crossed the creek and coming over the road. He grabs his gun and goes, "Boom, boom, boom." Then he goes, 'Goshdangit.' Now he's thinking about whether to set a trap. Now he's got the armadillo in his head."
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'American Horror Story' Promo #14: Slip of the Nun
The short teasers for "American Horror Story" continue, and they're getting a bit more specific as they go, it seems. What started as an abstract exercise in masked nuns and buckets of meat has evolved into short bits of insight into the types of characters we'll encounter in the second season: tortured inmates, sadistic doctors, and twisted nuns.
With that, though, the teasers have also gotten a lot less scary. Gone are the days of big scares of the early run of teasers, replaced instead with quiet, calm clips that insinuate more about the inner turmoil of characters, rather than going for a quick spook.
The latest teaser has a spooky mood, with its flickering light and empty bed. But there's no big scare here: instead, we see a nun dressed in black enter the frame and remove her clothes to reveal a red silk slip underneath. A bit sexy for a nun, no?
This may be a hint about Jessica Lange's character, Sister Jude, in the new season: it is rumored that she will have a strong sexual desire for Joseph Fiennes' priest character, which for obvious reasons are a no-no. Sex is nothing new for the show, as it played a big role in the first season as well, so it's no surprise that it will play a role here. In fact, Chloe Sevigny's character is in the asylum for sex addiction.
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We live in a stressful society with constant demands. Whether it is trying to get to work, catching the final minutes of your son or daughters game, hurrying to that last sale, or getting through rush hour traffic, we are always on the go. Almost everything we do on a day-to-day basis coincides with stress. We wake up, rush to work, hurry home, eat and hopefully sleep. Throughout our busy day our bodies are sending us reminders to slow down. These reminders may be as simple as being tired, moody or achy. But, since we are moving at such a hurried pace, we tend to ignore the signals our body sends, until we receive the final signal, pain. We even try to ignore pain because we just don't have the time, energy or means to deal with it. We try to ameliorate the pain by taking pain medication. It is not to say that taking pain medication is bad but we must realize that it is reducing the pain temporarily, and is by no means taking care of the problem. Pretty soon we have to take more and more pills because the pain keeps getting worse and worse. Often times we don't realize that it comes back because it is not being treated it is being masked. We need to focus on the source of the pain.
We have pain because it is a communicator between our brain and the rest of our body to warn us that something is wrong. It is the ache in your stomach when you have the flu, it is the feeling in your finger when you get a paper cut; pain signifies that something is wrong with our bodies. When we have an injury to a certain part of the body, a sprained ankle for example, the body recognizes the injury as if it is the most severe injury possible no matter what the situation is. This triggers the inflammatory process, which then causes histamine to be released, which sends a pain signal to our brain warning it of the injury. The brain then relies on help from other body systems and in this case, for the ankle, it stimulates the muscles surrounding the area to form a splint around the ankle in order to keep it from obtaining further injury. We hinder this process by injecting cortisone or taking painkillers, muscle relaxants and other means of temporary relief. The temporary relief allows us to continue to use the ankle without fixing the problem, thus causing the body system to be prone to further injury that leads to even more pain. Pain medication is good to take during the recovery process from an injury but should not be depended on to treat a problem. This scenario is true not only for ankle sprains but for all levels of the body ranging from heartburn when eating spicy foods, to stomach/internal pains and musculoskeletal/sports injuries. We look for the quick fix, without looking at long-term consequences or treatments.
Our bodies are sending us a message to take time out of our busy lifestyle to realize the pain, stop hiding it instead try to resolve the problem. If you have muscular/bone aches and pains, go to your family physician and ask them if he/she is going to help fix the problem and not just ease or hide the pain. If they are unable to help you, then ask them to help you find somewhere you could go to get the best results for your condition. Most conditions relating to muscular or joint pains that are neither traumatic nor life threatening can be handled by chiropractors and physical therapists. If you have a fracture or need surgery for advanced injuries relating to musculoskeletal problems you can see an orthopedist. For most other conditions consisting of internal issues causing pain it is necessary that you either see your family physician or a specialist for the painful area. Whatever you do, listen to your body and receive the appropriate help so you can live a pain free life.
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MikTex 2.5 and Hyperref
Just now I upgraded my old 2.4 version of MikTeX to the 2.5 version. The details of the new version can be found in the last link. Those who already have version 2.4 installed may use the MikTex Update Wizard.
There was a change in the default option of hyperref, it was changed from hypertex to dvips. The line \usepackage{hyperref} is no longer compatible with the DVI building (but pdf documents are generated normally). To correct this problem one may either replace \usepackage{hyperref} with \usepackage[hypertex]{hyperref} in each tex file (*) or, which I prefer, return to the original default option. To do the latter, first locate the file hyperref.cfg (its standard folder is C:\texmf\tex\latex0miktex), then open it with an ascii editor (e.g., Notepad "Bloco de notas"). This file has only one line. Where it reads "dvips" replace with "hypertex". Save the file "hyperref.cfg" and now everything will work fine. For both DVI and PDF outputs one may use \usepackage{hyperref}.
For more info, see TUG, this manual and Miktex 2.5.
(*) A PDF document can be built with that option, but the hyperlinks won't work. For some reason, the modification in the hyperref.cfg file doesn't have this drawback. Explanations?
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December 12, 2006 at 10:47 pm
Thanks! This solved my problem! I had the problem that lines were not broken anymore in the table of content, figures etc. First, I had no idea why that happened. But then I also realised that the hyperlinks do not work anymore. I made the changes in the hyperref.cfg file and now everything works fine: hyperlinks are back and the line-breaking in the table of content etc. works fine! I don't know why it doesn't work in the "new" version. Is that a known bug?
February 14, 2007 at 10:52 am
I tried to change the hyperref.cfg file like mentioned above but it still do not work. In this file I open, the only place where it says "dvips" goe like this : {hdvips}. I tried to replace the "dvips" with "hypertex" and it do not work. Anyone have the same problem ? This is a major bug.
February 14, 2007 at 8:59 pm
Hi Guillaume, now and in the next days I don't have access to a computer with this miktex version installed, but I don't remember of seeing "{hdvips}"; nevertheless in the end you should have "{hypertex}". In the 2.4 version the complete hyperref.cfg file reads:
\ProvidesFile{hyperref.cfg}% [2003/03/08 v1.0 MiKTeX 'hyperref' configuration]
Best regards,
March 15, 2007 at 7:56 am
Thank you very much! You have been very helpful for me! Replacing the line \usepackage{hyperref} with \usepackage[hypertex]{hyperref} solved completely my problems with dvipdfm.
November 8, 2008 at 12:03 pm
Same here! Thanks a lot!


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Primetime PJ Party: "Hoarders"
One of my favorite hobbies is making my dude bestie, John DeVore, watch my favorite crap TV shows and convincing him that it's actually time well spent. It's so much fun, I decided to make the process a regular video feature on The Frisky called "Primetime PJ Party." In each episode, I force John to put on a pair of jammies, sit on my couch, and watch an episode of my current favorite show as I try to convince him — and you — why it is awesome. For our first episode, John dons plaid PJs and we watch "Hoaders" — enjoy!


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Combating Invasives In Vermont
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Invasive plant species are all over our landscape. Some of them hitchhiked in with unsuspecting human travelers in the treads of bike tires or sneakers. Some were brought by road crews. And some of them are sold in nurseries and garden stores as attractive ornamental garden enhancers.
Not all non-native plants are considered harmful. In fact, our state flower, the red clover, is not native. Nor are apple trees, which certainly enhance our early autumn meals.
But some of these species are tenacious, and without their normal predators or other systems to keep them in check, they spread widely and rapidly. They out-compete native plants and even pose a problem for local wildlife
Sharon Plumb is with the Nature Conservancy in Vermont and co-chairs the Vermont Invasive Exotic Plant Committee. Sam Schneski is a County Forester in Windham, Windsor and Southern Bennington Counties. Dan Redondo is a member of the board of directors of Greenworks, a trade association that represents Vermont nurseries and landscapes.
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TRAMWAYS moved into second place in division one of the York John Smith's Ladies Darts League as they knocked leaders Cueball 'B' off track.
With the teams entering the pairs all-square, Carole Layne joined Tramways captain Sue Lowery to gain the edge, and then colleagues Ruth Norman and Karen Alton sealed victory.
Burnholme and Magnet were tied at 3-3 entering the pairs. Tracey Watkinson and Sandra Bruce edged Magnet in front, but their joy was shortlived as Marj Pearson and Caroline Whittaker set up the decider.
Burnholme's Carole Salkeld and Emma Lamb then sealed the win, with Lamb closing 60.
Jayne Flynn and Mavis Barker clinched victory for Flag against visitors Slipper.
Cueball 'A' had Faye Hawksby, Joan Hunter and Sharon Rishworth setting up their victory over Walnut Tree. A clean sweep in the pairs propelled them to a resounding 9-2 triumph, with Di Moreland and Carole Perrett Tree's point scorers.
Bootham Club increased their hold on top spot in division two as visitors Turpin could only muster two points, Pam Bielby being involved in both.
Anthea Jamieson, Julie Stable, Chris Lamb, Pat Jamieson and Donna Lynes secured victory for Edinburgh within the singles against Burton WMC.
Sandra Pallister mustered the only reply, before Angie Blackmore and Dawn Barker doubled Burton's tally.
Acomb 'A' entered the pairs with a 4-2 advantage against their 'B' team thanks to Sarah Rankeillor, Kate Rankeillor, Lisa Benton and Rose Gray.
In the pairs, the Rankeillors teamed up and Benton was joined by Sammy Endersby to secure an 8-3 win.
Clifton captain Karen Hodgson was joined by Lynn Richford as they secured victory by the meanest margin against visitors Severus 'A'.
Shepherd 'B' could not field a team against their 'A' team.
Division three leaders Jubilee were brushed aside by second-placed Shoulder 'A', who moved within three points of the top with a clean sweep in the pairs en route to a 9-2 win.
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Hi all,
I am posting this to not forget about the idea, but release issues have
higher priority.
Lately I am using again spring and struts 2 in my projects and the bean
configuration of spring seems a perfect fit for contracts. It should be
very easy to use POJO contracts in the dispatcher.
The structurer definition for such contracts could look like:
Since we now have a java object and not as usual a xsl contract we would
need to transform the java object back to xml. We could force each
contract to return xml but IMO it would better to use jx for transform
the POJO into markup.
So the flow would look like:
structurer contains pojo contract call ->
Class or spring-bean will be called (properties system can be used for
passing parameters as usual). POJO contracts does it job (e.g.
contacting db for a list of users) and fills the model (e.g.
model.setList(dao.getUsers());). ->
Then it will be passed to the jx-view (where we can use our model) and
compiled. ->
The returning result will be added to the structurer as usual and
processing will be proceed.
All the above described is MVC and one can imaging wrapper classes for
struts1 or struts2 (this does not even need a wrapper class) actions.
Using spring beans would further bring the benefit that one can use
already configured contracts in the structurer, reducing the properties
used in the contract.
contract (action + view):
MyPojoContract.java (action that fills the model)
myPojoContract.jx (view that presents the model)
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We would also like to thank the community for all the prayers, cards, food and concern shown our family during this time. Wesley is recovering from his injuries and looking forward to the day he can return to performing his duties as a Newton County Sheriff's deputy.
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Tackling Problems We Thought We Solved
By Perri Klass;
Published: December 13, 1992
'So this Salvadoran woman calls up and she has a 9-month-old baby with diarrhea, and the doctor on call gave her the right advice, said go to the pharmacy and buy Pedialyte. She had Medicaid, the doctor called the pharmacy, but when she got there, they said they couldn't give it to her for free without a written prescription. So she takes the kid home, and over the next 36 hours the baby gets worse. She doesn't call back -- she should have called back. The kid appears in the emergency room 36 hours later, moribund, and dies three days later." Alan Meyers, M.D., is an assistant professor of pediatrics at Boston University School of Medicine, and one of the primary care pediatricians at Boston City Hospital. The baby he is describing was a patient in the primary care system at this hospital, the child of an immigrant mother, growing up in inner-city Boston.
"My wife and I drove up there to that neighborhood, we went to every pharmacy. The rehydration solutions cost up to $6.30 a liter. It's obscene charging this much for a product that ought to be cheaper than Coca-Cola -- it has less in it." A baby dies of dehydration from diarrhea in an American city in the last decade of the 20th century. A mother cannot afford $6 worth of water and electrolytes, does not understand where to go for help. It is a particularly sad, pointed illustration of what anyone who cares about children already knows: growing up in extreme poverty is bad, stunting, dangerous.
Is there anything else to be done with this urban life-and-death story, any lesson to be drawn? Is there a way to translate these well-known truths of poverty into information that cannot be ignored? Those who offer medical care to the children of poverty find themselves using their research projects to demonstrate that poverty is not only damaging, but quantifiably damaging to infants and children, searching for specific indices of growth and development, individual health and family function, which will allow them to measure the parameters of growing up at the bottom of our society. And then, having gathered their data, these researchers find themselves using their medical degrees and their data to call attention, again and again, to the forces that threaten to destroy our cities from the inside out, to children who seem to be invisible to society.
Dr. Meyers and his colleagues reported the baby's case in an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association. He reflected on what he had learned on trips to the third world, where diarrheal dehydration is a leading cause of death in children under the age of 5. There the usual treatment is oral rehydration -- replenishing fluids orally rather than intravenously, as is done in this country. The treatment is a prepackaged mix of sugar and electrolytes, which parents then dissolve in water. Some doctors feel these parents should be trained to use a solution they can make themselves from rice gruel. Meyers says he thinks this home mix could be used here in the United States: "A homemade rice-based mixture," he says, "may be more effective at stopping diarrhea than the commercial solutions currently available." He is looking for financing for a study, to be conducted at Boston City Hospital, that will compare two different commercial formulas with the homemade mixture. His enthusiasm is obvious as he speaks of the "reverse flow of technology coming from the third world to the first world."
Those who practice pediatrics at Boston City Hospital become accustomed to these jumps: the clinical case, often a case that does not seem to belong to this country, even to this century, leads to a research project aimed at the same disadvantaged population that spawned the case, and then to social policy, political action and advocacy. Boston City Hospital serves the impoverished inner city, and the department of pediatrics takes care of its children. While some are the children of the working poor or even of the lower middle class, many are the children of the underclass, some exposed to drugs before they are born, some growing up amid violence and even murder, some the children of parents who are themselves only children. They are the children who may go hungry because there is not enough money in the house, and the babies for whose parents $6.30 may mean the difference between following the doctor's advice and taking the baby home without the medicine.
The people who work in this department are engaged as academic doctors, studying poverty and its effects on the growth and development of children. While almost any study in academic medicine is accepted as a contribution to knowledge, an end in itself, these studies are immediately turned around and used in advocacy work, in fierce and often passionate arguments that the situation could be changed, if our society cared to make those changes. At a moment of deep disillusionment and profound anxiety about the economics of health care in America, the researchers feel they must prove over and over what everyone should already know.


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Leah Day's Class Schedule
Thank you for your interest in taking a class with me! I love teaching quilters online and in person how to machine quilt their own quilts. Free motion quilting is definitely my passion and it's wonderful to be able to share this love with others.
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November 7th - We're Sew Creative, Concord, NC
Join us for a fun, beginner level workshop that's all about free motion feathers! Learn how to trace this design and all the many ways you can quilt it. For the first half of class we will focus on filling feathers in blocks and how to plan the best path to quilt the design. In the last two hours we will learn how to use feathers in sashing and borders of any quilt. $15 supply fee for worksheets in class.
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In State of Denial, Bob Woodward claims Marine Gen. James L. Jones, the U.S. commander for Europe, said that the Iraq war is a "debacle" and that "the Joint Chiefs have been systematically emasculated by Rumsfeld."
Two reporters from two publications followed up on the story. They couldn't have reached more diametrically opposed conclusions as to whether Woodward quoted Jones accurately. How's this for dueling headlines?
U.S. European Commander Confirms Quotes in Book
NATO Chief Denies Quotes in Woodward Book
When it comes to contradictions, it doesn't get more stark and point-blank than that. The first headline, claiming Jones did indeed making the critical comments, is from a Washington Post article written by Thomas Ricks. The second headline is from a US News & World Report story by Linda Robinson.
So, short of subjecting the good general to the sodium pentathol ourselves, are there any clues as to which reporter might have an agenda that would lead him or her to twist the truth? Well, let's see. Linda Robinson is a senior writer at US News, and was formerly a Senior Editor at 'Foreign Affairs,' neither a hotbed of pro-war activism.
And Thomas Ricks? His official title at the Washington Post is the innocuous-sounding "staff writer."' But let's Google him. Say, what do you know? Turns out that in his spare time, Ricks authored Fiasco, which Amazon describes as a "devastating" and "damning" portrayal of the Bush administration's Iraq war policy. When it comes to condemning the president, Ricks makes Woodward look like a piker.
So, who ya gonna believe? A foreign affairs expert with no apparent axe to grind who says Jones denied the critical quotes? Or an ardent Bush administration critic with a book to sell who says his heavy-hitting Washington Post colleague got it right?
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Bloc Québécois MP André Bellavance is launching a bid to lead the separatist party in Ottawa on the heels of a devastating setback for the sovereignty movement.
Mr. Bellavance will officially launch his leadership challenge on Tuesday, just two weeks after the crushing defeat of the Parti Québécois in the provincial election. He is also the only candidate to come forward to replace Daniel Paillé, who quit as party leader last December over health reasons before having the opportunity to rebuild a party that was swept to near-extinction by the NDP in 2011.
"The election in Quebec was a disappointment for the Bloc," Mr. Bellavance said in an interview. "But this is not to say that we should abandon the fight. … The time has come for all sovereigntists to examine what went wrong and look to finding solutions for the future. If I become leader of the Bloc, I believe I can help engage in that process."
Those words may sound hollow to many dejected sovereigntists. In the current political climate, Mr. Bellavance stands as a lone voice in the wasteland that the Quebec sovereignty movement appears to have entered since the April 7 vote.
Hardly a notable political figure in the province, Mr. Bellavance is one of only four Bloc MPs remaining in Quebec. His party is fighting for its political survival and knows it cannot be too critical or distance itself too much from the PQ since both parties share many of the same rank-and-file members. A disheartened and despondent PQ does not bode well for any future Bloc leader attempting to mobilize troops for next year's federal election.
As his platform will suggest, Mr. Bellavance won't be proposing any radical changes, moving in the footsteps of former party leader Gilles Duceppe, who argued against an "open strategy" for defining when the next referendum should be held.
The PQ's outgoing Leader Pauline Marois's ambiguity over the holding of a referendum and voters' rejection of wanting another one contributed to the party's downfall. Yet, Mr. Bellavance continues to believe that Ms. Marois had the right strategy.
"An eventual PQ majority government should never close the door to holding another referendum but then again it shouldn't lock itself either into holding one at a set date," he said. "I agreed with Ms. Marois when she said a referendum should only be held when people were ready for one … We can't lock ourselves in a position."
Unless no other candidate comes forward by May 7, Mr. Bellavance will be acclaimed leader. Former Bloc MP Daniel Turp was rumoured to be weighing his options but no definite decision has yet been taken. Without a race, it will be difficult for the party to generate interest and attract new members. It will also make it difficult for the Bloc to become a prominent voice of renewal, particularly among the young voters who, according to public opinion polls, have gradually drifted away from the sovereignty movement.
Rekindling nationalist fervour before the next federal election in 2015 remains a major challenge for a party that has little more to offer than a commitment to defend Quebec's interests in Ottawa. Yet that continues to be the platform from which Mr. Bellavance and the Bloc hope to draw support in the next election.
"Polls continue to show Quebeckers still want a party in Ottawa that will defend their interests. That is our trademark. We are not going to reinvent the wheel," Mr. Bellavance argued. "We will still remain the only party that stands up exclusively for Quebec. … Now we need to convince voters that we can still play that role effectively."Report Typo/Error
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Miguel Gadda - #64832
Current Status: Disbarred
This member is prohibited from practicing law in California by order of the California Supreme Court.
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The following information is from the official records of The State Bar of California.
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5258 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94112
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|San Francisco State Unv; San Francisco CA
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|U of San Francisco SOL; San Francisco CA
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February 21, 2003
MIGUEL GADDA [#64832], 60, of San Francisco was disbarred Feb. 21, 2003, and was ordered to comply with rule 955.The State Bar Court's review department upheld a hearing judge's recommendation that Gadda be disbarred for multiple acts of misconduct, including failing to perform legal services competently 10 times, refund unearned fees, communicate with clients or return their files, and for commingling funds and committing acts of moral turpitude by issuing trust account checks against insufficient funds. He sought review, arguing that because he practices immigration law only, the State Bar has no jurisdiction over him. He also contended that the disciplinary proceeding was an attempt by the state to regulate the practice of law in federal courts. The review department acknowledged that neither the Supreme Court nor the State Bar Court could restrict Gadda's federal practice. However, it said it is through his California license, granted by the Supreme Court, that he is eligible to practice in California. Gadda had an immigration practice with a caseload of 500 to 600 cases. Clients were seen at his office on a first come, first served basis, often waiting several hours for a 10 to 20 minute appointment. Immigration judges who testified at Gadda's trial said he frequently missed court appearances and often seemed unprepared. Gadda often hired other attorneys to appear for him and he gave a signature stamp to another attorney. Between 1998 and 2000, he worked mostly at home, due to illness, and came to his office two days a week. The hearing judge found that Gadda committed 17 acts of misconduct in eight client matters and a trust account matter. Five of his clients were deported in absentia due to his actions.Gadda also was disciplined previously for similar misconduct."Under the circumstances reflected by this record," wrote Judge Madge Watai, "we . . . doubt that any discipline less than disbarment can adequately protect the public against future acts of misconduct of the type which respondent has repeatedly committed . . . . "There is no evidence that (Gadda) is cognizant of the seriousness of his misconduct. Instead, (he) continues to rationalize his conduct by blaming others. He refuses to take responsibility for his conduct."