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Hi, >1) Would it make sense to start tracking more closely which Query tests >are passing? Right now all of them are marked as failing in the pom... >(and yes, I can do that, but I wanted to wait until it makes sense) I ran the TCK test to find out what areas are missing or not working correctly. Most of those issues were relatively straightforward to solve (a few minutes), and creating separate JIRA issues for each item doesn't make sense in my view. Also, many issues were related to each other. There are still some issues that will be quite easy to solve. However, over time this will get harder, and fixing the remaining issues will take more and more time (hours or days). As soon as that's the case I will create JIRA issues. >2) My understanding was that we want to use Query to resolve identifiers >for referenceable nodes. Will there be a special API for that? One option is to use the 'public' oak-core API directly, that is to use SQL-2 statements. (org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.QueryEngine.executeQuery). I'm not sure if that's the best solution, but it would reduce the 'surface area' of the indexing mechanism, that is, we wouldn't need to add another API. I'm quite confident it wouldn't be a performance problem. If it turns out it is, it would make sense to solve the problem in the query engine - that way even regular (JCR API) queries would benefit. Regards, Thomas
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"I knew BYU was a great place that did well in the past, and I knew they'd be good in the future, but they're doing great right now," said Kaneakua Friel. "I expected them to be good, but seeing them on ESPN highlights and all that is just great. I'm joining a great football team."
Although he has seen few of BYU's games this year, Friel has managed to see the games that were broadcast nationally, and his father has kept up to date with every game via the internet.
"He follows everything and tells me everything," said Friel regarding what he has learned and about the football team this season from his dad.
Friel came to BYU as a fringe prospect without much if any on-the-field acclamation that would cause coaches to look in his direction. Friel spent his first few seasons in high school pretty much as a special teams scrub. Thanks the huge roster at Kamehameha-Honolulu High School, Friel did not have a position and did not get much recognition.
Since then, Friel turned many heads in off-season camps and workouts. With virtually no high school tape to give to coaches, Friel's workouts needed to be extremely impressive to warrant a scholarship offer from any program. He seized the day by putting up a 4.62 forty that, outdistancing just about every cornerback and receiver in camp. Not bad for a 16-year-old 6-foot-5, 225-pound athlete. Friel also put up the 185-pound bar 15 times and did a standing vertical jump of 30 inches without his shoes on.
Since the summer, Friel played tight end for Kamehameha where he estimated he pulled in two to three balls a game in a very run-intensive offensive system. He caught two touchdown passes and made a play whenever his team threw it to him.
Friel's stats alone would not warrant a sniff from coaches and do not excite fans, but Coach Mendenhall and company are proving skilled at plucking overlooked gems from the Islands like this season's freshman D-line sensation Ian Dulan. Friel intends to start his career in the same manner.
Although he does not know Dulan personally, Friel has become very aware of his exploits as a true freshman.
"He started and played right away, which is great," said Friel. "I hope to make an impact right away. I don't know if it will be at tight end, linebacker or somewhere else, but I just want to play."
In the meantime, Friel keeps in constant contact with Cougar offensive coordinator Robert Anae and plans to visit BYU on an official trip early in January.
"I'm excited to go down there and get to know the campus better and the people there," said Friel. "I'll be at BYU for at least two years since I just barely turned 17 a few weeks ago, and then I'll go on my mission."
Friel's goal from now until the time he arrives in Provo is to work on his speed and strength.
"I'm working out harder than I ever have," said Friel. "I want to get bigger and stronger so that I'll be ready. I'm just very excited to get going, and I'm very glad that I'll have the chance to play for BYU."
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PSU students demonstrating civility and courtesy at pedestrian crosswalks are being rewarded with specially produced wooden nickels, redeemable for a free premium coffee on campus. The "Civility Initiative" is an effort to reward students who walk quickly through the cross walks and acknowledge drivers who stop for them. Student leaders were given the tokens earlier this month to distribute when they see an act of consideration at a crosswalk.
Tim Keefe, dean of students, believes the initiative will make an impact in the community.
"In working with the student leadership to develop this initiative, I was very impressed with their enthusiasm, sensitivity and sense of community spirit," said Keefe. "In the hectic lives we all lead, saying thanks and showing courtesy for even the 'expected' things brightens someone's day."
Peter Laufenberg, student body president and an organizer of the program, says the student senate has distributed many of the 350 tokens. Laufenberg added students are pleasantly surprised when they are offered a token for a seemingly innocuous act.
"They're unaware that something so simple can have such a huge impact in the community, Laufenberg said. "That they are being acknowledged for doing something they do everyday, and they are being positively recognized for it."
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Based on 46 Ratings for the 2010 - 2016 models.Review this car
By Charlie on Monday, November 21, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 15,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Solid as a tank, smooth as a chocolate shake"
Cons: "Running boards look wimpy."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I wanted to replace our sequoia with a 4runner. I had a 4 runner for 17 years...wife said too bumpy. I reluctantly bought an LR4 and figured it would be unreliable etc. Lots of reviews suggest to me that you either get a lemon, rarely, or a great truck. We got a great truck. Its so smooth, like driving a milkshake, even up the side of our mountain on a rocky road. My only wish is you could get it without running boards as it hits my pants and I think makes it look a little sissyish. Wonderful truck, now 1 year old. No regrets and I REALLY wanted a 4 runner. Now I think it would be tough to go out of the LR and into a less posh inside. Perfect for family of 4 and 2 big dogs in back with dog barrier from LR."
7 people out of 7 found this review helpful
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By MP on Tuesday, February 21, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great Value, a vehicle to fall in love with"
Cons: "Fuel economy is pretty awful"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned the 2010 LR4 since Jan 2010, and have just clocked 30000 miles. I think I finally have enough experience to offer some insight into the value this vehicle offers. Firstly, let me just say, I love it. Even after 2 years of ownership, I still get excited for a trip to the store or to take the dog to the beach, when I know I will be driving the LR. Addressing some of the the most commonly discussed points re. the LR4 Cost - this vehicle is not cheap, but is not much more than a 4Runner LTD, about the same as a Volvo XC90, is less than an X5 or ML/GL350. However, you get a whole lot more for your money. Value - as mentioned above, you get more for your money in the LR than its comparably sized competitors. A level of luxury that meets or beats Lexus/BMW/Mercedes, and off-road abilities that are better than any of these competitors except maybe the 4Runner. I would back the LR over the Toyota, if for nothing else, the powerplant. The 5.0L V-8 is a beast. Reliability - Land Rover has a bad reputation for reliability. This is probably deserved on some of the older models. I can only speak to my experience. I have had a couple of minor electrical issues (a bad fuel sensing unit, and a stereo power issue) that were both resolved pretty quickly under warranty. Otherwise, its rock steady. Maintenance - Oil changes cost more than a moon shot ($130ish!). BUT, you only have to do them every 15000 miles (yes, 15000 is not a typo). Tires and brakes will last between 30 and 40000 miles, if you don't drive super aggressively. Fuel Economy - worried about fuel prices? Don't bother looking at an LR until they bring a diesel to the US. This thing is thirsty. Corp Support - I haven't had any run ins with LR Nth America, though I have heard some horror stories. Not too impressed with their recent effort to charge $250 to update the maps in the Nav system. Overall Impression - this is an amazing vehicle, massively confidence inspiring. Whether bombing down the interstate at 85, or climbing an ice covered drive, or a slick snowy mountain road, the LR seems completely sure footed. It is ridiculously comfortable, and very roomy. The features offered are impressive, and make me wonder how LR sells any Range Rovers when they offer the LR4 with so many bells and whistles. Its hard to imagine going back to reliable(ly) boring old Toyota after this...."
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By William on Friday, October 7, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 17,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Confidence to go anywhere you please, and in style"
Cons: "Fuel consumption"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have to admit shelling out what you would for this car was something I had to deal with, but once driving it home and seeing it in the drive, I knew I loved it. Traditionally LR's (Land Rover) have been unreliable, so I was hesitant to look at them to begin with, but once we saw the revamped 2010 we had to take a look at it. We found it had an all new V8 from Jaguar so that was a key factor overcoming the reliability issue I was concerned about. Smart move Tata. Suddenly you were getting a great engine with an interior that matched previous Range Rover's. The LR4 is bigger and more functional than the other LR models with the 2nd row seats folding completely flat matching the cargo space. Hard disc NAV. Curving headlamps. Air suspension lowers for easy entry. All Key. All of a sudden the LR4(Discovery)is no longer the hand me down, 2nd run, starving, adventurous student SUV. Being an English car you knew what you were getting into with the electronics, however, they are minor except for the rear camera, which is a common problem. Japanese system; you would think it would be money. They fixed it under warranty. Yes some lights have come on, but they havn't been anything that kept the car from functioning, and have been more of minor problems. The stereo has locked up on me using the usb port, but nothing a start/stop hadn't solved. Problem never re-occured. Advantage LR4 with the clock w/i eye sight compared to RR. Odd, but true. Still thinking that we're more active than we really are, our mtn bikes and rooftop cargo box looks at home on the LR4, not the RR. I can see where somone might say something about cheap parts, but every car has something. The LR4 there are few. We compared the Lexus models, but the consoles looked and felt cheap, chinsy even in our opinion. Our car is built solid w/o any hard plastic in the dash squeaking, or anything falling off. If you use it properly, and what it is meant for, you ultimately will bang something up on the car. That said if you want to coddle something, and pose get a lexus or any other non descript Asian brand. Or pay even more for European SUVs for matching accoutrements. Tata is onto something here and the automotive industry has recognized that fact. Knowing you have this vehicle in your garage gives you the confidence to take those trips you have always wanted. Enjoy it, everyone else does as you pass them by."
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By 11 LR4 on Wednesday, January 12, 2011
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"The LR4 is quite simply the best value in its class when compared to the Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Lexus. The amount of luxury appointments and pure SUV capability when combined with price make this a great buy versus the competition. The 2011 LR4 has an amazing ride, is extremely comfortabe, quite capable offroad and looks great. I'm happy to have made the purchase despite early reservations due to rumored reliability issues. The dealer has been great throughout the purchase process. Highly recommended!"
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By Charles on Saturday, January 21, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 9,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Cabin, ride, and off road capability."
Cons: "Quirky blue tooth connection."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The LR4 is the most incredibly comfortable vehicle I have ever driven. And I have driven many who's price tag far exceeded that of the LR4. It's driving dynamics are the perfect blend between comfort and handling. In fact, I've enjoyed it more than the range rovers. The proper range rover has a very plush ride, too soft, the sport is far too harsh, the LR4 is the perfect balance! All this before discussing its legendary mountain goat capabilities."
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Starmen.Net, named after the EarthBound enemy Starman, is the largest EarthBound fan community on the web.
Initially known as Earthbound.Net, the site was founded by Tomato and reidman in 1999. The site mostly focused on EarthBound information and fanworks, but the site also took action with petitions, such as a petition for EarthBound Beginnings to be released on the Game Boy Color, and petitions for Mother 3 to be made. Eventually, they started NP Sieges, where the fans wrote letters to Nintendo Power, in order to show Nintendo how much they wanted an EarthBound sequel to be released.
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The world is changing. Destinies are inextricably intertwined in the face of the challenges for the future of the planet. Photographers, as witnesses of these major changes, are invaluable messengers and their essential work must be strongly encouraged and disseminated. It is for this reason that AFD has a longstanding history with photography, marked by some wonderful collaborations.
One of them started in 2012, with the launch of the first AFD Photography Prize, open exclusively to professional photographers. By associating prestigious names from the media and photography, AFD's aim is to raise the awareness of an ever-increasing public about development issues and share this objective of actively working to achieve a more just and more sustainable world.
► Winners of AFD Photo Contest, 2016 edition [+]
The three winners of the 5th edition of the AFD Photography Prize received their awards this evening at a ceremony held at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie . The AFD Photography Prize for professionals was launched in 2012. It raises the awareness of a broader public about the development challenges of countries in the South and pays tribute to the essential work of committed photographers.
- AFD/Polka Prize for the Best Photo Report Project
Pascal Maitre for "Quand l'Afrique s'éclairera" ("Africa: Light for the Future")
Pascal Maitre
Prize: EUR 15,000 of financing for a report, its publication in Polka magazine and an exhibition at MEP + touring
Through composite satellite images, the northern hemisphere draws our attention to a "luminous pollution" while Africa seems "switched off". In rural areas, 7% of inhabitants have access to electricity on this continent. Yet Africa has inexhaustible resources – sun, wind and water – which could generate electricity on a large scale. This report aims to highlight the challenges and importance of access to electricity in Africa.
Pascal Maître started his career as a photojournalist in 1979 when he joined the editorial team of Jeune Afrique Group, Africa's leading press group. He has since been working for international magazines such as Géo and Life. His many reports take him all over the world, from Siberia to South America, including Afghanistan, with a predilection for Africa. He has been travelling the length and breadth of the African continent for over thirty years in order to cover this multifaceted Africa: nature, beliefs, the economic aspect and work, the conflicts and their consequences, but also the nightlife, because life never stands still in Africa.
- AFD/Libération Special Prize for the Best Photo Report
Corentin Fohlen for "Les Possibilités d'une île" ("The Possibilities of an Island")
Crédit ©Corentin Fohlen
Prize: EUR 5,000 + publication in Libération
Haiti is all too often put down as being a cursed, poor and violent country, but it is much more than that. Far from these clichés, there is another dimension to this country which is seldom explored and revealed. Times are changing and operations are being implemented to attract tourists and investors. It is this beautiful image of hope that Corentin Fohlen shows in the report he made between January 2015 and October 2016.
Crédit ©Valerie Baeriswyl
Corentin Fohlen discovered photography while he was studying drawing. After having covered French and international news for over eight years: conflict in North Kivu, Afghanistan, revolution in Ukraine and Bangkok, riots in the Paris suburbs and in Athens, earthquake in Haiti, Arab revolutions in Egypt and Libya, first free elections in Tunisia, famine in the Horn of Africa… he decided to start a long-term work project in Haiti.
Since 2012, he has been conducting reflection on the consequences of the international takeover of the country.
- AFD/Nikon Grand Prix for the Best Multimedia Work
Anne Paq for " Obliterated Families "
Crédit ©Anne Paq
Prize: Nikon D500 reflex digital camera + DX 16-80 mm lens
The Israeli offensive, which lasted 51 days in the Gaza Strip in 2014, left 2,200 people dead, 11,000 injured and 100,000 people homeless. The war, followed so closely by the media, has been measured, numbered, counted. But beyond these figures, entire families have been destroyed. No figures can be put on the loss of a loved one, the bombing of a family home, or the trauma after the ceasefire. Yet for those who survive, once the war has finished, this is when the struggle begins.
This documentary is a long-term project telling personal stories, with memories of the Gaza Strip of the families whose lives were shattered during that summer of 2014.
Anne Paq is a French freelance photographer and has been based in Palestine since 2003. She is a member of Activestills, a group of committed photographers, which works on documenting political and social subjects.
Since 2010, she has focused her photographic work on the Gaza Strip and on capturing the daily lives of Palestinians under the occupation, refugees and displaced persons, the Barrier and its impact on communities, as well as popular resistance to the occupation.
Her photos are exhibited all over the world, including at the United Nations.
► The jury[+]
Alain Mingam – President of the Jury, photojournalist and exhibition commissioner
- Daphné Angles, European Picture Coordinator, New York Times
- Hervé Brusini, Director, FranceTV News
- Jean-François Camp, Director, Central Dupon Images
- Lionel Charrier, Photo Editor, Libération
- Sophie Dufau, Editor-in-Chief, Mediapart
- Franck Fertille, Director of Partnerships, Gallimard
- Bertrand Gallet, Director, Cités Unies
- Alain Genestar, Publication Director, Polka magazine
- Francis Kohn, Photo Director, AFP
- Jean-François Leroy, founder and Director, Visa pour l'image
- Michel Le Bris, Director and founder, "Étonnants Voyageurs" (Amazing Travelers) Festival
- Sylvaine Lecoeur, Managing Director, PixPalace
- Alain Le Gouguec, Editor-in-Chief of Interception, France Inter
- Marion Mertens, Editor-in-Chief, Paris-Match Digital Editions
- Jean-Luc Monterosso, Director, Maison Européenne de la Photographie
- Marco Nassivera, News Editor, Arte
- Jean-Jacques Naudet, Publication Director, L'Oeil de la Photographie
- Julien Pain, Director of "Les Observateurs", France24
- Brigitte Patient, Producer, Radio France
- Michel Puech, Photo Critique / Associate Editor, Mediapart / Le journal de la photographie
- Olivier Ray, Head of the Crisis and Conflict Unit, AFD
- Reza, Photojournalist, Webistan
- Bernard Sabrier, Chairman of Unigestion
- Aurélie Viel, Bayeux-Calvados Photo Award for War Correspondents
► Three different prizes[+]
It is open exclusively to professional photojournalists : freelance or employed by French or international media (daily newspapers, magazines, television channels) or by agencies (press agencies, multimedia agencies, photography collectives).
- AFD / Polka Grand Prix for the Best Photo Report Project, dealing with the topic of development. Prize : 15,000 € to make the report + publication in Polka Magazine + exhibition(s) at Maison européenne de la photographie in Paris and a tour.
- AFD / Libération Special Prize for the Best Photo Report, report made between 1 January 2015 and 31 October 2016. Prize : 5,000 €
- AFD / Nikon Prize for the Best Multimedia Work. Prize : a D500 digital SLR camera and an AF-S 16-80 mm DX lens (worth 3,600€)
► Timeline [+]
• June 14th 2016 : AFD Photo Contest opens for entries
• November 2nd : Final day to enter the 2016 AFD Photo Contest
• December 13th : Winners' awards ceremony at the Maison européenne de la photographie.
► Winners of AFD Photo Contest, 2015 edition [+]
- Grand Prix AFD/Polka for the Best Photo Report Project : Johann Rousselot for "Delhi 21"
© Nicolas Moulard
- AFD/Libération Special Prize for the Best Photo Report : Olivier Jobard for "Balkans Transit"
© Olivier Jobard
- AFD/Nikon Prize for the Best Web Documentary : Vlad Sokhin for "Crying Meri"
© Vlad Sokhin
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► Winners of AFD Photo Contest, 2014 edition [+]
- AFD / Polka Grand Prix for the Best Photo Report Project
Massimo Berruti, "Drops. Water crisis in Gaza and the West Bank"
- AFD / Réponses Photo Special Prize for the Best Photo Report
Romain Laurendeau, "Sidi Moussa"
Crédit © Romain Laurendeau / Hans Lucas.
- AFD / Nikon Prize for the Best Web Documentary
Team Project « ReBuilding Haiti ». Florent Maurin / The Pixel Hunt, Jean Abbiatteci, Perceval Barrier, Pierre Morel, Gilles Boisson, Bérénice Froger. Photographer – Pierre Morel.
Crédit © Pierre Morel
► Winners of AFD Photo Contest, 2013 edition [+]
- The AFD Nikon Award for the Best Web Documentary : Cédric Gerbehaye for "Broken Hopes" (West Bank)
@ Cédric Gerbehaye
- The AFD Special Award for the Best Photo Report : Gaël Turine for "La Clôture de la honte" / "The fence of shame" (India/Bangladesh)
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- The AFD Polka Grand Prix for the Best Photo Report Project : Marie Dorigny for "Main basse sur la terre" / "Land grabbing"
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► Winners of AFD Photo Contest, 2012 edition [+]
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Our commitment to providing each child with a quality education tailored to his/her abilities and needs begins with hiring and supporting outstanding teachers and administrators.
|Head of School
|Zvi Weiss
|Director of Jewish Studies and School Rabbi
|Rabbi Laurie Hahn Tapper
|Chief Academic Officer/Principal
|Dr. Diana Wilmot
|Dean of Middle School
|Cindy Schlesinger
|Director of Finance and Operations
|Melissa Fehl
|Director of Admissions and Marketing
|Joy Null
|Director of Development
|Daniela Silverstein
|Office Administrator
|Jennifer Horton
|Advancement Associate
|Lauren Carlinsky
|Elaine Shtein
Chanda Townsend
Lior Ben-Hur
|Aylon Cohen
Rene Prupes
Administration Biographies
Zvi Weiss has taught and administered Jewish educational programs in a wide variety of formal and informal educational settings including: congregational schools, high school programs, youth retreats, adult education, parent education, family education, Hebrew language immersion, Israel programs and March of the Living. With an academic background in Educational Psychology from The Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Zvi worked as school psychologist in a number of schools in the Jerusalem area, directed educational programming at an institution for persons with developmental disabilities in Tiberias and served in the Israel Defense Force's Behavioral Sciences Division.
Rabbi Laurie Hahn Tapper - Director of Jewish Studies and School Rabbi
Rabbi Laurie Hahn Tapper joined Yavneh in 2007. A graduate of Stanford University, she earned a B.A. in History, graduating with Honors in Jewish Studies. She was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary and received an M.A. in Education. Rabbi Hahn Tapper is also an alumna of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship.
Cindy Schlesinger comes to Yavneh after 21 years as an administrator, learning specialist and teacher at Jewish day schools. During her tenure at Gideon Hausner, Cindy taught in the math and science programs, bolstered the school's capacity to address individual needs for both gifted students and those with learning challenges and, during her role as Head of Middle School, was instrumental in building and supporting an outstanding faculty while increasing enrollment to its highest levels.
Cindy's academic background includes an MS degree in Science Education from USC, participation in Harvard University's Principals' Center institute and Columbia University's course on gifted education. She has participated in intensive summer training seminars and has implemented Project Based Learning, Design Thinking, Social Thinking, Responsive Classroom and Facing History and Ourselves. She trained as a Silicon Valley Math Initiative coach, and has completed extensive Special Education coursework.
Cindy is a Bay Area native and met her husband, Jon, working as a camp counselor at the Palo Alto JCC. Their son is a graduate of Kehillah and is currently a student at Yale University. Cindy served on the Board of Directors at Congregation Beth Am as well as on their senior rabbi search committee.
Joy lives in San Jose with her husband Jonathan and two children, who are both Yavneh students. She enjoys tennis, knitting, writing and "family game night".
Daniela Silverstein - Director of Development
Daniela Silverstein joined Yavneh's Administrative team as the Director of Development. Previously, Daniela has served as a member of the Board of Trustees and as President of Yavneh's Parents Association. After earning a B.S. in Political Science and M.A. in Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University and a Graduate Certificate in Human Resources Management from St. Louis University, Daniela has worked in Human Resources, Childcare Counseling and has enjoyed serving on committees hosting community events and fundraisers serving Jewish Family Services and Yavneh Day School.
In her spare time, Daniela enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys (both Yavneh students), traveling to visit family on the east coast and exploring new places.
Jennifer Horton - Office Administrator
Lauren Carlinsky joined the Yavneh team as Advancement Associate. She is focusing on alumni engagement and collaborates with admissions, marketing, and development.
After receiving her BA in Public Communications from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a K-8 teaching credential, Lauren taught as a public school elementary and middle school teacher. She also taught Judaic studies at Temple Ner Tamid in Bloomfield, NJ. Lauren's previous experience includes work at a NJ non-profit where she was program coordinator of a youth empowerment tobacco prevention program. After relocating to California in 2007, Lauren began working for Sylvan Learning in Cupertino, as the Center Director.
Lauren enjoys spending time with her three children and husband Eric. She also loves playing Mah-Jongg, cooking, traveling, snowboarding, and volunteer work.
Nira Ben Simhon - Kitah Gan (Kindergarten) Teacher
Nira is a Reggio-Emilia inspired educator with many years of experience in kindergarten and early childhood education. Before coming to Yavneh, Nira worked at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto as a Hebrew immersion teacher and program coordinator. Prior to that, she taught kindergarten in Israel and worked at a preschool in Sunnyvale. Nira loves working with children and especially enjoys exploring the world of the Hebrew language with them in a fun and exciting way. Nira holds a degree in child development and education from David Yellin College in Jerusalem.
Nira and her husband Ilan have 4 children. She enjoys exploring art and nature, passions which she often shares through projects that she creates with her students.
Michelle Mathews - Kitah Gan (Kindergarten) Teacher
Michelle was born and raised in the Santa Cruz Mountains where she grew a love for nature and the outdoors. Michelle is a very creative educator with a degree in Child and Adolescent Development and a Master's in Education from UC Santa Cruz. Prior to teaching kindergarten, she taught at Circle of Friends preschool for over four years.
Michelle's passion lies in project-based learning and building classroom community.
Tom Kerem - Kitah Gan (Kindergarten) Teacher
Born and raised in Israel, Tom graduated from Haifa University with a B.Sc. in Science education. Tom has always been passionate about children and their education. That is why she decided to go back to school in Israel and get certified as an elementary school teacher. Her program included hands-on work experience in the classroom. During this experience, she was recognized for her ability to capture students' interest and attention by employing diverse teaching techniques. Tom believes in building positive relationships with her students by using an open and kind approach and engages children in the fun and exciting world of the Hebrew language and culture.
Tom loves animals and nature and in her free time she enjoys traveling and getting to know new places and cultures.
Yael Ross - Kitah Gan (Kindergarten) Teacher
Yael was born in Israel and raised in Los Angeles. She studied Social Science with an emphasis on the Middle East at San Diego State University. After graduating in 2007, Yael worked in the non-profit Jewish world, focusing primarily on community engagement and Israel advocacy. Yael began her teaching career in Israel where she volunteered as an English teacher. She is a proud graduate of the DeLeT program at Hebrew Union College, where she received her teaching certificate in Jewish Day School Education. Most recently, Yael taught kindergarten at Brawerman Elementary School East at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles. Yael and her husband recently moved to the Bay Area and are looking forward to exploring the beautiful things it has to offer. She is particularly excited to inspire the minds of her students at Yavneh and connect to our community!
Kari Wolff - Kitah Alef (First Grade) Teacher
Kari Wolff is excited to be returning to Yavneh Day School in a professional capacity, where she taught first grade in the past. In the classroom, Kari is known for her warmth and caring for students. Kari has studied Economics, Computer Science, Hospitality Management and Education and possesses B.Sc. and Master's degrees from Cornell University and University of Santa Clara. First grade is Kari's passion and she especially enjoys engaging students in long term interdisciplinary projects. She is looking forward to continuing to build her relationship with the Kitah Alef children as she facilitates their continued academic growth.
Lee enjoys playing with children, and helping them learn and grow. She holds a BSc degree in Education and Design from the Kibbutzim College (Seminar Ha'Kibbutzim) in Tel Aviv. She received her Israeli Teaching Certificate after interning as a High School Art teacher. Prior to joining Yavneh, she worked as an art director and teacher in the Moadon Kol Chadash school in Chicago, IL. At Yavneh she has most recently worked with both Kitah Alef and the Gan (Kindergarten) classrooms.
Lee loves exploring beautiful northern California with her husband, Gilad, and son, Jonathan.
She is skilled at organization and maintaining order. In her off time she can be found cleaning and reorganizing anything she can get her hands on. She also enjoys doing anything she can find on Pinterest!
Amy is devoted to her husband and family, books, theater, art, travel, Israel, politics, animals, justice and nature.
Einat Freundlich - Middle School Hebrew Teacher
BA and MA from Bar Ilan University. Einat joins us having taught lower school Hebrew at a Jewish Day School, and Hebrew in the Beged Kefet after school program for the Israeli community. Einat is a very dynamic educator who believes in teaching Hebrew as a living language following student's interests to create greater engagement.
Einat's teaching background is diverse. She taught courses in industrial thinking and nature among other topics in Israeli elementary schools and was an education officer in the Israeli Air Force. Prior to teaching she was a certified social worker.
Aviva Greenberg - Hebrew and Music Teacher
Vanina is originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina where she earned a degree in Systems Information Engineering with a minor in Business. There she worked in high tech and established a software development company. Vanina moved to California 10 years ago to work for Hillel of Silicon Valley, first as a Program Director and then as an Assistant Director. She has also been involved as a volunteer in the Jewish community with organizations including the Jewish Federation, the APJCC Preschool, and Congregation Beth David (where she also taught in their Hebrew High program). In Argentina, Vanina attended Jewish Day School from the age of 2 to 18. Now, she comes to Yavneh Day School where she will be coordinating the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) initiative with teachers and students.
Vanina is married to Sharon and together they have two children, Ethan and Naomi.
When he is not teaching, Eyal is a professional drummer in the Bay Area music scene. Throughout his music career in Israel and in the Bay Area, Eyal has played in over 600 shows and recorded 7 full albums and many EPs and small projects. One of the singles he recorded with an Israeli hip hop artist, Quami, became a huge hit, holding the #1 spot on the Israeli music charts for 3 months.
Apart from his passion for playing music, Eyal constantly expands his musical knowledge. From learning to play new instruments, to studying music history, to recording music, Eyal is always learning and is a great advocate for self- teaching.


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115 Tilton Park Drive, Dekalb IL, 60115
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2 beds , 2 Full baths
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Last Updated: 7/20/2017 11:41 AM
Description for 115 Tilton Park Drive Dekalb, IL 60115
2-4 bedroom spacious ranch. Living room currently setup as a dining room. Kitchen includes all appliances. Seller added an addition extending the master bedroom, adding a bathroom and large family room with sliding doors showcasing the screened porch and yard with privacy fence. Anderson windows & doors, built-in bookcases, zoned heat/air. New roof in 2014. Over 1500 sq ft. 1.5 car garage with shelving incl.
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tylerbee wrote:
Sethern79 wrote:
So let me get this straight. For it to be fair to you I should have to sit around for a few hours shouting for repairs instead of doing what lil fun I do find in the game? Not becuse you get good sp from it. or make any form of real profit from it. No I should be forced to sit around just so you feel Important? who is being greedy now?
The problem isn't the system, the problem is players unwilling to interact with the community.
Tylerbee, The problem is ABSOLUTELY with the system. The community maybe 1 percent and the rest can be laid at SE's door.
Here's why repairing is so difficult. First of all, ****** ****** interface, with all its delays etc make repairing is a chore. Between putting the item in your bazaar and the rest of the steps, its absolutely insane. Then going through steps, like you were crafting with the lag and the mouse and the menu's and the hurting and the crying, I don't even want to repair my own crap. System problem, not community.
Lack of inventory space. I may not have the fents or whatever to do your repair or the inventory space even if you provide the mats. Maybe I have the fents but they are on my retainer so I have to zone into the market wards or run to the bell to summon him. Once again, more trouble than its worth.
Here's what I lay at the community's doorstep, and even then it's not a situation of the players making, is that people offer me a pittance to do a repair. A repair is a GIGANTIC inconvenience (all Square's fault) and as such I want to be handsomely compensated. I repeat, I don't even want to repair my own stuff. And since I want to be handsomely compensated, it would probably be cheaper to buy new stuff.
Also the sytems fault is the frequency of which repairs are needed. I don't want to repair stuff that frequently.
I can easily see someone waiting 3 or 4 hours to get a repair. There's no community so its hard to network and make contacts. This is also Squares fault with their short sentence character limit, no proper way to do an autoreply, whispers being super cumbersome as well (they should look at Aions way, just click on the characters name in chat and you can whisper)and the inability to chat while attacking, or crafting. Absolutely idiotic system, I don't give a **** if this makes the PS3 players feel left out. It's no surprise that a community hasn't developed.
Also to your comment a few posts back about crafters needing help, they don't. Stupid Square Enix again making a game with nothing to do so 99% of the player base is a crafter. Everything that crafters need they get for themselves or can buy in the market wards. Too bad about being able to find it. Oh look! Square's fault again. Oh, and since almost everyone is a crafter, seriously, what kind of economy do you expect this game to have? Not what Square envisioned anyway. There's going to be much more supply then demand.
TLDR: Don't blame the players. It is ABSOLUTELY Squares fault.


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Opened in the year 2003, this hotel comprises a total of 22 doubles and 2 junior suites spread over 2 floors. The hotel invites its guests to make use of the reception, the Internet terminal, visit the salon featuring a library, a room showing alternating art exhibitions, the caf�, the bar and the air conditioned � la carte restaurant. There are also laundry services as well as a bicycle hire service on offer. Those arriving by car may take advantage of the car park or garage.
This hotel is located roughly 500 m from the centre of Rodalquilar with its countless shopping facilities and entertainment venues. Playa El Playazo beach is 2 km away, Almeria Airport is roughly 45 km away and the centre of Almeria is 55 km away.
The comfortable air-conditioned rooms come with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, an Internet connection, a TV, a minibar/ fridge, a balcony, a hire safe and central heating. Each of the junior suites additionally comprises a Jacuzzi and a terrace.
It offers various activities: hiking, painting, photography, relaxation courses, hiking, horses, mountain bikes, water sports and underwater popular tourist area, beaches, sightseeing and birdwatching.
It has a restaurant which offers superb cuisine that blends top quality products and modern development of the traditional land.
American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.
For the Mediterranean highway A7/E-15. If you comme from Granada / Malaga take exit 481-Lucainena Nijar. Address Campohermoso and from here to Las Negras. Before reaching the village at the junction turn right direction Rodalquilar / the Escullos / San Jose. The hotel is approximately 3km from the junction. If you comme from Murcia, take exit 487 per Campohermoso. Campohermoso and take direction from here to Las Negras. Before reaching the village at the junction turn right direction Rodalquilar / the Escullos / San Jose. The hotel is approximately 3km from the junction.
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Given how #2004872: [meta] Theme system architecture changes is refactoring the theming layer, I am proposing we swap out all references of "hook" when we are actually referring to "Theme IDs". This is exactly how FAPI does things and will help separate the concept of a module/theme "hook" implementation and implemented "Theme IDs". An example of this more simplistic definition is what will be done with #2035055: Introduce hook_theme_prepare[_alter]() and remove hook_preprocess_HOOK().
Here's an example of a code change the patch might contain. Before:
function hook_preprocess_HOOK(&$variables) {
// This example is from rdf_preprocess_image(). It adds an RDF attribute
// to the image hook's variables.
$variables['attributes']['typeof'] = array('foaf:Image');
function hook_preprocess_TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION(&$variables) {
// This example is from rdf_preprocess_image(). It adds an RDF attribute
// to the image hook's variables.
$variables['attributes']['typeof'] = array('foaf:Image');
Blocked by:
#2052271: Introduce theme_info() call, deprecate theme() and have theme_info() just return render array information (like element_info())
Comment #1couturier CreditAttribution: couturier commented
We're coming up really tight on code freeze for Drupal 8. Does this need to be reassigned to Drupal 9?
Comment #3couturier CreditAttribution: couturier commented
Yes, one of our locals (EclipseGc) has talked about how important it is to still get some changes going into D8 despite the freeze. Hope you can do it. The release schedule for new versions seems to be slowing down, so the more that can be done now, the better.
Comment #4jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
I'm also all for changing this terminology. i think it will help make things make more sense :) +1!
Comment #6webchick CreditAttribution: webchick commented
Yes, though note that my feedback on the issue title doesn't necessarily imply "approved API change." I'd need to understand better what the impact would be on module developers.
Comment #7jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
|[META] Rename the concept of "THEME HOOKS" to "TEMPLATE_ID" & "BASE_TEMPLATE_ID"
|» [META] Rename "THEME HOOKS" to "TEMPLATE_ID" & "BASE_TEMPLATE_ID" in theme API Docs
I think the impact on module developers would be that they would finally understand what our API docs are talking about - since this new terminology maps to what they already know and love: Form API.
None of the eval'd code they have to write would change since this issue only affects documentation changes (updated issue title to reflect that), but hopefully they'll finally be able to grok what we are talking about.
Comment #7.0jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
Updated issue summary.
Comment #8jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
|[META] Rename "THEME HOOKS" to "TEMPLATE_ID" & "BASE_TEMPLATE_ID" in theme API Docs
|» [META] Rename "THEME HOOK"s to "TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION"s in theme API Docs
After a good chat with Mark, we decided to simplify this even further. In Drupal 8 people won't really know what theme hooks are (since we don't have any more theme functions) but they will be very familiar with template suggestions. Both the BASE_TEMPLATE_ID and the TEMPLATE_ID are just suggestions, so I think we should update the docs to call these things TEMPLATE_SUGGESTIONs instead.
Since suggestions will *finally* work properly, we don't need to differentiate between the suggestion that maps to the template that is actually being used, and the base template anymore. They are all just template suggestions.
Yay for fixing critical bugs :)
Fore more clarification of the new order of things, see this issue: #2035055: Introduce hook_theme_prepare[_alter]() and remove hook_preprocess_HOOK()
Comment #9jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
|[META] Rename "THEME HOOK"s to "TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION"s in theme API Docs
|» [META] Rename "THEME HOOK"s to "TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION"s in theme API Docs and example usage
more clearer title
Comment #9.0jenlampton CreditAttribution: jenlampton commented
Comment #10joelpittet CreditAttribution: joelpittet commented
We are at RC and this could make things a bit confusing also with "Template Suggestions". Changing this would be a whole thing... Moving to 9.x
Comment #11catch CreditAttribution: catch at Third and Grove commented
|[META] Rename "THEME HOOK"s to "TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION"s in theme API Docs and example usage
|» Find a better name for theme hooks and use it in documentation
|» 8.3.x-dev
|» Minor
Yeah I don't think TEMPLATE_SUGGESTION is clearer, looks like you're preprocessing the template suggestion itself. Re-titling and moving down to 8.3.x (and minor), since if we found a better name, we could update the docs and potentially code references too in 8.x


text: Tatra is one of the oldest automobile plants in the world. It produces passenger cars, trucks, diesel and electric locomotives and engineering equipment. At present time production of passenger cars is terminated.History of company begins in Junie 1850 when craftsman named Ignaz Sustala with two apprentices has opened carriage shop in the house of rural administration. Later they had organized production of more difficult carriages with different bodies. The first plant premises were constructed in 1853. As a result, in 1858 was founded «Sustala & Co». After construction of Studenka-Shtramberck railway appeared new opportunities for market expansion. Enterprising Sustala begun construction of building for rail cars production and in 1882 first 15 items were produced. The idea of horseless crew production in Kopřivnice belongs to motorization promoter baron Theodor von Libing. It was him who in 1897 recommended to Karl Benz to sale one of his newest two-cylinder engines of 7 hp capacity. It was the heart of the first Presedent car released in the summer of that year. This car was based on self-made Milord carriage. But, despite the growing popularity of cars, train cars still remains the main product of I. Sustala's company and they are exported to many countries around the world.Cars of Kopřivnice's production became more popular and gained general recognition. In 1898 I Sustala assembled the first truck with loading capacity of 2.5 tons. This truck was equipped with two Benz's engines. At present days such car should be called as cabover car. Track construction with power units mounted under cargo bed seemed to be modern at present days. Growing demand in cars and trucks caused company's refocusing and change of brand. Since 1920 Tatra brand became famous all over the world. Turning point of Kopřivnice's cars concept came in early 20-ies after employment of genius constructor named Hans Ledvinka. In 1923 he has designed and assembled small passenger car Tatra 11 equipped with air-cooled 2-cylinder opposite engine, oscillating axle shafts and tubing frame. Engine and gear box as well as rear axle with main gear are rigidly attached to flanges. Almost for 80 years all Tatra cars have been designed according this scheme.History of rear-engine cars has finished in late 90-ies by release of luxury Т 700 limousine called as "Czech Rolls-Royce". Decision on passenger cars abandonment can not be considered as company's crisis because its activity is focused in production of heavy vehicles.Now Tatra continues to improve design of cars and expand its production. Production plan of the company includes 4 lines of heavy cross-country vehicles. Two of them include general purpose vehicles and other ones are special purpose vehicles for army and for operation under heavy climatic conditions.


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SpringHill Suites Chicago Schaumburg/Woodfield Mall
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Hotel direction: 10 miles NW
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
From O'Hare Airport and Chicago take I-90 West to Route 53 North. Exit at Algonquin Road, turn right heading west. Turn left at Meacham Road, heading south to McConnor Parkway. Turn left on McConnor Parkway, hotel is on the left past IKEA.
Chicago Midway International Airport - MDW
Airport Phone: +1 773 838 0600
Hotel direction: 40.1 miles NW
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
From Midway Airport take Cicero Avenue North to I-55 South. Exit onto I-294 North. Take it to I-290 West. Exit Higgins/Golf Road Exit 1b. Follow exit 3 stop lights to Golf Road and turn left. Turn right at McConnor Parkway. SpringHill Suites is on the right just past IKEA.
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From the archive: These articles, written by Tony Kelly, first appeared in the Evening Press on Monday, December 21, 1998. On the Saturday, December 19, York City had defeated Manchester City 2-1 in the first league meeting between the teams. For the visitors, it was a low-point from which they would rise and rise. For York, it remains a famous and memorable triumph. Relive it here...
SANTA Claus wears a York City jersey.
How else could anyone interpret the last Saturday before Christmas?
Bumper receipts ringing through the Bootham Crescent tills, Manchester City's scalp dangling from York's belt, and a local hero in 19-year-old match-winner Andrew Dawson to boot. It was the stuff of the richest festive fantasy. Yuletide yahoos all around.
But even more significant to the Minstermen is just how they will now harness their achievement.
If City are to prolong a rehabilitation that has brought the first back-to-back successes on home soil for more than a year, then they have to draw encouragement from a victory where valour prevailed over the visitors' superior class.
Manchester City had, like their hosts, been weakened by injury. They were also in a slump of form. But in terms of resources and status they are in a different league to York, even if sharing the same division.
For large chunks of the first - and fizzing - League meeting between the two sides there was a discernible gulf in pedigree. But few teams have shown as much aptitude and resolve as the Minstermen.
They steadfastly refused to bow the knee to Maine Road ranks, who included a mixture of international skill and rough-hewn youth.
Even when crosses rained in like arrows at Agincourt the City defence was firm, magnificently marshalled by Tony Barras, whose headed clearances were towering. And behind the yeoman back-line expert protection was provided by goalkeeper Bobby Mimms.
His return to senior duty has coincided with inspired form. Had it not been for him the hosts may never have been within reach of their storybook climax to Saturday's engagement.
But what a conclusion. Fresh-faced Dawson came on for his debut in the dying stages after what seemed like an eternity occupying the bench. Yet less than two minutes later with his first touch in the professional game he registered his first goal.
Accepting a shrewd pass from fellow substitute Rodney Rowe the 19-year-old displayed the aplomb of a veteran, deliberately, adroitly curving the ball around a defender with his left foot into the net.
One had to check whether Dawson had arrived from Melchester Rovers and not Strensall, such was the Roy Race nature of his contribution.
At the game's start City had raced into almost as dramatic a lead. Just 84 seconds had elapsed when the increasingly impressive Martin Garratt freed Richard Cresswell with a deft pass.
Cresswell's low cross was missed wildly by Tolson, but not by Gordon Connelly, he of a new haircut. Shorn Connelly rammed the ball home from 15 yards for the sort of execution 007 would have been proud of.
But apart from a penalty claim when Cresswell was impeded, but not enough to interest excellent referee Bill Burns, City's attacking threat subsided.
The City of Manchester, meanwhile, began to exert themselves ominously, Jamie Pollock and Ian Bishop maximising midfield possession to regain level pegging.
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With one sweeping pass Craig Russell zipped past Barry Jones and though, way out left, he found the net with a speculative shot looping over Mimms after it clipped the shin-pad of Barras, as the defender later confirmed.
York now had to summon up all their cussedness to contain the light blue shirts, whose raids were dictated by the influential Bishop.
He was at the hub of sublime spray-passing, prompting moves crisper than crackling. For York there were so many backs-to-the-wall heroics their shirt numbers may well have been covered in brick dust.
But there was always that last action barrier in Mimms. Right at the start of the second-half he denied City with a superlative double save.
First, he fisted clear a waspish Pollock shot, the venom of which had been increased by a deflection, and then he reacted just as swiftly to bravely block Gareth Taylor's follow-up.
It seemed a matter of time before the red-shirted resistance would fracture. But, despite losing Connelly and Tolson to worrying injuries, City inched back, Dawson dutifully stepping in for his fantastic first footing.
Never mind 'jingle bells', the carol from the Shippo was "we're York and we're proud of it". It's a long time since such a cry pierced the Crescent air. It must be Christmas.
2 mins: Flying start as Richard Cresswell collects Martin Garratt pass, crossing for Gordon Connelly to lash home. 1-0.
11 mins: Cresswell impeded by Tony Vaughan but penalty claim is denied.
21 mins: Leaping save from Bobby Mimms turns away Craig Russell curler.
32 mins: Russell whips in a chip over Mimms from wide left. 1-1.
42 mins: Gareth Taylor screws a header wide from Lee Crooks' cross.
46 mins: Excellence from Mimms - he beats down a deflected drive from Jamie Pollock, then foils an equally fierce angled drive from the predatory Taylor.
48 mins: Connelly toes Scott Jordan's pass beyond Richard Edghill only for Neil Tolson to mishit the cut-back.
58 mins: Taylor heads wide after a five-man move opens up City down the left.
68 mins: Tolson's neat swivel and pass feeds Connelly. His wicked low shot is gathered at the second attempt by Nick Weaver.
77 mins: Barras thumps a goal-line clearance after Stewart heads over the onrushing Mimms.
86 mins: Andrew Dawson's first touch of the ball is magical and memorable, curling in Rodney Rowe's pass. 2-1.
90 mins: Weaver saves low down from Rowe.
'Is this the turning-point for City?'
Gary Chatterton, 31: "Things have to be looking up if we can turn over a club like Man City. Other teams should not hold any fears for us and we have some lower-placed clubs to come in the near future."
Ruth Reynolds, 37: "I hope so. It was such an achievement to beat Man City to say that we were struggling to get a team out. They all played so well. We could just do with a few more results like that over the rest of the holiday."
Alex Bedingham, 15: "It is to be hoped that the victory will turn our results around by boosting confidence at the club, although it was only one game and consistency has to be the key."
Tap & Spile Man of the match: Bobby Mimms - Exceptional display. Handling impressive, saves immaculate, especially double-stop just after half-time. Kept York in the hunt.
JUBILANT manager Alan Little saluted the 'passion play' that enabled York City to celebrate Christmas in cock-a-hoop style.
City's 2-1 conquest of Manchester City in front of a 7,527 crowd - the biggest in the League at Bootham Crescent for five years - nudged the Minstermen two places up the table to 14th spot.
But the bigger reward for Little was that his charges displayed a spirit that was not going to be denied, even if he confessed that he thought the visitors would prevail.
"That was all about character and commitment," enthused Little.
"I wanted to have a performance of passion, because we needed that against Manchester City, and I got it," enthused Little.
"All the players grafted their tails off and sometimes it's right that you get a lucky break."
The good fortune he referred to was City's snatching of a late winner through debutant substitute Andrew Dawson.
City had spent a large part of the second-half under the cosh from the Maine Road side, who have been targeted by the rest of Division Two as the team to beat since their fall to their lowest depths.
Little conceded that the visitors were unlucky, adding he felt a certain sympathy for their point-less plight.
"They are a very good team. Their approach play was terrific and the delivery into our penalty area was just fantastic," said the York boss.
"But this is the Second Division and maybe they haven't got a handle on that yet.
"I thought we were going to run out of legs as the second-half wore on. But the players have battled through it and there were signs we might just get something at the end of the match
"Maybe it's about time it turned for us. Just the week before we had gone to Bournemouth, played ever so well and got nothing.
"I hope it's a turning point. You never can tell, especially with the way injuries have been going here recently.
"But this has been a great result for us to take into Christmas. We've got to be boosted by it."
Little was also delighted by the performances of the three men who returned to the line-up after long spells out with injury - Andy McMillan, Gary Himsworth and Wayne Hall.
Left-back Hall, who operated in midfield, was thrilled by the win.
"Playing against Man City is near enough an FA Cup final for us. It was our Wembley because they are such a big club and it's a great scalp to have," said Hall.
Fresh injury worries have hit City. Winger Gordon Connelly, scorer of the first goal against Manchester City, pulled a thigh muscle, while striker Neil Tolson hobbled away with a hamstring strain.
That could force City boss Little to step up his pursuit of Reading centre-back Gareth Davies, whose bid to get back to full fitness went on ice today. He was due to play in the Royals' reserves match against Millwall tonight but it has been postponed because of frost.


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From more efficient methods of screening for cancers to the discovery and development of insulin, anaesthesia and x-ray technology, there have been many incredible medical and technological advancements made in recent history.
In this podcast GP and TV presenter Dr Hilary Jones discusses what the future holds for the tech-medical space, including spider-silk and brain-to-brain communication.
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Alison Brie & Gillian Jacobs Go Lesbian
Alison Brie and Gillian Jacobs go lesbian! The "Community" actresses just did a racy, lesbian photoshoot for the latest issue of GQ. Here are the highlights from the accompanying interview.
Alison: "With a shoot like this, you're negotiating these positions together: 'Can you move your crotch a little to the left? Really get it up there.'"
Gillian: "The next day we were texting each other: 'Are you sore, too?'"
Alison: "When you're having sex with someone, it really is similar to putting yourself out there and saying, 'I think this is funny and I hope you laugh.'"
Gillian: "Fake it till you make it. That's what my drama teacher used to say."
Alison: "I don't think she was talking about sex."
Gillian: "The episode where I made out with my supposed lesbian friend was the first time I'd kissed a girl. I was terrified."
Alison: "Aw, Gil! You should have let me know! We could have practiced!
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Chicago isn't always praised for its value to the scientific community, but the city has many scientific establishments. The city is home to various universities and several museums. Each of these buildings have helped to shape future generations, while also creating some of today's most brilliant scientists. Those that have a little free time in August should most certainly consider taking a trip to the University of Chicago. The university will be hosting a free lecture, which will discuss the detection of gravitational waves! The lecture, which is tentatively referred to as The Detection of Gravitational Waves from Binary Black Hole Merges, will be held on August the 9th at 6:30 PM.
The key speaker at the event will be Barry Barish, who happens to be a leading in this specific sector. Barish has been an integral part of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory since 1994 and arguably knows more about gravitational waves than anyone in the world. He will be speaking about waves, as well as the recent revelation of David Birnbaum Cracks the Cosmic Code. The LIGO Scientific Collaboration, which is now headed by Barry Barish, is now operated by 1,000 scientists from all around the world. Otherwise, they'll have no impact at all. Another major happening within the scientific scene in Chicago is the opening of a brand new library.
The Obama Presidential Center will undeniably have a major impact on Chicago and its youth. The establish is a cooperative measure between Presidential Obama, city officials and Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects. Of course, development is barely underway on the library, so it will take a substantial amount of time, before local residents will be able to benefit from it. The Obama presidential library will be located in Jackson Park and will be very close to the Museum of Science. Originally, an activist group had decided to file a lawsuit to prevent the park from being built in that very location. However, theFriends of the Parks group eventually backed down and agreed to allow for the development to take place.
The same group was originally responsible for blocking the development of the Lucas Museum within Chicago. Apparently, they can see the benefits acquired from the development of the presidential library.
Chicagoans are preparing for the upcoming event that is to take place at the Museum of Science. This event will feature some of the most intuitive LEGO developments of all times. Attendees will be able to explore the exhibits in an up close and personal manner. The design and architecture of each are pretty amazing. The great thing about LEGOs is they offer a lot of excitement for the youth and young adults, but the Brick by Brick exhibit has something to offer everyone. Of course, it goes a little further than that, because Brick by Brick allows attendees to explore the effects of earthquake tremors on the LEGO structures. All in all, Chicago is well on its way to become a scientific hub and that will ultimately help the locals. As a resident of Chicago, it is nice to know the future is bright.
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A three-member Rotary team spelled the Latin word "cincture" — which means a cord or sash of cloth worn around an ecclesiastical vestment or the habit of a religious person — correctly and took home the top prize in the Rotary Club of North Ascension's annual corporate spelling bee Aug. 27 in the Cypress Room at Frank's Restaurant in Prairieville.
The Gonzales Rotary's winning team included President Tim Pujol, Rotarian Rebecca Mouk and Dr. Diane Kirby. The Gonzales Rotary team beat 12 other teams, including the runner-up, Commerce Title. When Commerce Title missed "perspicacious," the Gonzales Rotary team was given the word "poltroonery," which it misspelled. It was the only word the team missed during the competition, a news release from the Rotary Club said. Commerce Title, however, was also unable to spell it correctly, giving the Gonzales Rotary the chance to spell cincture.
Before the competition, Tanya Barnett Whitney spoke to Gonzales Rotarians during the Aug. 26 meeting to raise awareness for the Ascension Veterans Memorial Park, which she said the community still doesn't know exists. Bricks can be purchased to honor deceased veterans. The bricks, which once were on the walkway of the park, were moved to the rear wall of the park's amphitheater to prevent damage and wear to them. Whitney said money is needed to make repairs to the sprinkler system and to install a water recollection system for the park's fountain.
Whitney is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a master's degree in aeronautical science in operations and safety. She retired from the U.S. Army in 2010 as a master sergeant after serving nearly 28 years. She is the chairwoman of the Ascension Veterans Memorial Park Committee and recently began a campaign to highlight the history of Ascension Parish veterans.


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edX is the name of a new online learning platform developed and led by leaders from MIT and Harvard University.
"Features will include: self-paced learning, online discussion groups, wiki-based collaborative learning, assessment of learning as a student progresses through a course, and online laboratories."
The founders intend to revise and improve upon this platform as time goes by. "Because it is open source, the platform will be continuously improved."
As it stands, quality educational material is reserved for the elites of society; those of us who are wealthy enough to buy an education and those of us who are smart enough to find pirated educational content. Unfortunately, the rest of us are screwed.
It may only be the beginning, but extending access to educational material which helps people of all financial circumstances to develop practical skills in this way could set a major precedent for universities everywhere to follow.
Another great aspect of this way of providing educational tools is that it begins to put education back into the hands of society. As student learning is evaluated and the edX program is revised, it will ultimately be the students who shape the model of education.
"The platform will also serve as a laboratory from which data will be gathered to better understand how students learn."
The peer reviewed nature of relying on a wiki database means that the quality of information will ultimately be held to the higher standards of being subject to scrutiny by many as opposed to a few. It leave little room for personal agendas while putting much more emphasis on providing accurate information.
Perhaps we will see a day when all universities collaborate the same way MIT and Harvard are doing to create a massive online collection of educational tools and content.
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Doing full backups of an exchange server using ntbackup.
When using the ntbackup option to backup the microsoft information store, it is not necessary to backup the actual directories holding the edb and stm files (\\Exchsrvr\Mdbdata), correct? i imagine they are only inconsistent file backups anyway.
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Jul 1, 2011 at 6:03 UTC
Correct:Online or Offline Backup?
It is possible to Backup Exchange Online or Offline. The recommended method is to Backup the Exchange Server Online. An online backup can backup the Exchange Server databases without the interruption of Exchange services.
An offline backup is a simple copy of the Exchange database files. The Exchange Information store must be stopped before NTBACKUP can be used to Backup your Information store.
See: http:/
Jul 2, 2011 at 3:23 UTC
thanks td,
we perform the online backup exactly as shown in the msexchange article.
no where does it mention to explicitly exclude the exchange data directory when doing a full backup so i asked my stupid question.
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