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Isabelle is an orphan. She works in a factory to pay the rent and buy food for herself and the ailing elderly lady who adopted her. Her job? Sticking address labels on umbrella boxes…all…day…long. And she's only ten! It rains all the time in her town. She doesn't even know what sunshine feels like.
Even though this life sounds miserable, Isabelle is sure that one day, something special will happen to her and one day, something special does! Isabelle unexpectedly receives a perfect red apple from a very unusual source. This gift begins Isabelle's journey to her home, not her room in the attic of the decrepit boardinghouse, but her real home – Fortune's Magic Farm. The Farm is Isabelle's real home, it's the place where the ingredients for magic potions are grown. At the Farm, Isabelle meets some people like herself – special people who have an important job to do saving the world from misery and unhappiness. Author: Suzanne Selfors
Isabelle reminds me a lot of Charlie Bucket in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. Charlie is also down on his luck when he finds the golden ticket – his ticket to a magical place that is actually meant for him, like he was destined to go there. Isabelle is destined to go to Fortune's Magic Farm too.
I loved the characters in this book. In Isabelle's crummy town, Runny Cove, there are some real meanies. On Fortune's Magic Farm there are some really fun, crazy characters – crazy in a good way – like Willy Wonka.
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Aetna (NYSE: AET) is making it easier for members affected by Tropical Storm Flossie in Hawaii and flooding in North Carolina to refill prescriptions and access employee assistance, student assistance and behavioral health programs. The company is also extending claim and appeal filing times, and helping members who have evacuated find care outside their home areas, among other steps. "Our thoughts are with the people affected by the devastating weather-related events in Hawaii and North Carolina," said Mark T. Bertolini, Aetna chairman, CEO and president. "Our members are of the utmost concern to us and we are committed to helping them get the care and medications they need, understanding that many may have evacuated from their homes and are unable to use their usual physicians, pharmacies and hospitals." Aetna Behavioral Health has opened its Employee Assistance Program (EAP) resources to all Aetna plan sponsors during these times of need. Aetna's EAP professionals, who have experience dealing with traumatic events, are available to help. Aetna members can contact Aetna EAP 24/7 for telephonic consultation, referrals or general information such as areas affected by a disaster, available shelters and government resources. The number to call for EAP is 1-888-AETNA-EAP (1-888-238-6232) and the number to call for the Student Assistance Program is 1-877-351-7889. Individuals and families may also want to reference the following materials.


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Looks good. It really stylizes the picture having the spots with no dye.
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FC Dallas winger Brek Shea, whose star dimmed somewhat in 2012 following a breakout season the year before, is on his way to Stoke City in an attempt to secure a transfer to the English Premier League club.
Stoke coach Tony Pulis was quoted saying, "He was touted as a very good player who's played for the national team and he's coming over for a week so we can take a look at him."
Stoke City already has two Americans on the books, defender Geoff Cameron and midfielder Maurice Edu, who was just sent on loan to Turkish club Bursaspor.
Reports on both sides of the Atlantic have differed on the state of the agreement between Stoke and Dallas and the amount of money involved. ESPN analyst Taylor Twellman was first to the story, revealing Friday that Stoke is set to pay a transfer fee of about $3.5 million once Shea has negotiated two days of physicals and fitness testing. The 22-year-old struggled with injuries throughout the season and had surgery in November to remove a sesamoid bone in his right foot.
Soccer by Ives reported later that Stoke offered some $3 million and that Dallas had yet to accept the offer. On Saturday, the UK's Sky Sports claimed a $4.8 million fee had been agreed to, pending Shea's return to fitness.
Shea signed a contract with FCD in the spring of 2011 that tied him to the club through 2015. He was paid $354,000 last season, a year after finishing third in balloting for the MLS MVP award. He failed to follow up on that performance, however, and endured a difficult 2012. He was suspended in May for kicking a ball at a linesman and later had a public falling out with coach Schellas Hyndman, who has a reputation for cutting loose those players who challenge his authority. Shea finished the MLS season with three goals and two assists in 21 games.
U.S. national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann suggested several weeks ago that in Europe, a struggling young player in Shea's position would be reassigned to a club's reserve team. But Klinsmann didn't entirely turn his back on Shea, who appeared in six U.S. matches in 2012. All three of his starts occurred last January and February, but he played as a reserve three more times in August and September.
FC Dallas declined to comment Friday. Stoke is in 10th place in the EPL at 6-6-11.


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The Butte County Fish and Game Commission held its quarterly meeting in Chico on Monday night.
The commissioners also heard a Wildlife Officer's report from local CDFW Officer Lt. Sam Castillo, who noted that Butte County Wildlife Officers made slightly more than 11,000 contacts, with 528 citations written in 2012, which was up from 2011, when 10,266 contacts were made, with 490 citations written. Castillo observed that not only were salmon violations the most numerous single category, but the increase in salmon fishing activity also increased the number of violations in general in the Oroville Wildlife Area.
CDFW enforcement totals for 2012 were as follows:
Total number of contacts 11,099; total citations issued 528; total warnings issued 436.
Fishing category citation totals: Salmon violations 61; no fishing license 56; trout violations 12; black bass violations 9; sturgeon violations 4; misc. fishing 51.
Hunting category citation totals: Waterfowl violations 25; spotlighting 15; other small game 15; deer violations 8; no hunting license 5; bear violations 5; trespass 4; loaded firearm 2; protected species 2; misc. hunting 236.
Habitat category citation totals: Litter 6; pollution 6; stream obstruction 3.
Non F&G category citation totals: Penal code violations 82; felony charges 5; other 16.
The other agenda item was awarding the 2014 financial grants, which are funded by fish and game fines written within the county: Barry Kirshner Wildlife Foundation $1,500; Bidwell Wildlife Rehab Center $3,000; Butte Environmental Council $600; Lake Oroville Florida-strain Bass Project $2,000; Chico Creek Nature Center $481; Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve $1,316; Gridley Kid's Fishing Day $1,500; Chico Kids Fishing Day $1,000; Fawn Rehab $765; Oroville Kids Fishing Day $2,000; Paradise Lake Kids Fishing Day $1,500; Paradise Parks and Rec Kids Fishing Day $900; Snow Goose Festival $1,000; Troop 2 Chico Boy Scouts $500.
Lake Oroville bass size limit
Some confusion has surrounded the change in size limit for black bass species on Lake Oroville. The new fishing regulatory package in any given year usually takes effect on March 1, with the exception of "emergency measures," which usually take effect on Jan. 1 or even earlier.
For reasons nobody can explain, the removal of the decades-standing "slot limit" of 12 to 15 inches on Oroville, and the instituting of a new "12-inch minimum size" was considered an "emergency." As such, the new 12-inch minimum has indeed been in effect since Jan. 1, a fact that was not made clear with all the agencies involved until Monday of this week. Not really surprising, considering the "stealth" that this change was ushered through with.
Paradise Bass Club
The Paradise Bass Club held its February tournament last week at Lake Oroville. Weather was cold and windy, but the teams braved the elements, and most of the competitors brought in a limit of fish. The club cautions boaters on Oroville that there is a lot of debris, and not all of it is visible until you are right on top of it, so extreme care is advised.
Final standings: Marty Rolph/Jack Reidle: 10 pounds total; Brent Foster (solo): 8-10; Don Reighley/Rich Hunter: 8-8; Big Fish — Rolph/Reidle 2-12.
Chico State Bass Team
The Chico State Bass Team is sending four two-person teams to Payson, Ariz., this weekend, to compete in the FLW College Fishing event held at Lake Roosevelt. Teams form all over the west will be competing for the $2,000 top prize, and a berth in the FLW Western Conference Invitational Tournament. The four Chico State teams will be: Nick Carrico/James Rodgers; Kevin Chen/Koulton Westbrook; Bo Harkins/Michael Braswell; Patrick Maguire/Ryan Kjome.
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I've got 2 blizzard discs currently but i was curious what everyone else is finding with theirs. These discs seem to be very inconsistent or maybe its the huge difference in weight or me throwing molds im not familiar with. However considering these things are all the rage ( and i find about 1 or 2 a week stashed off somewhere in the woods ) i'd really like to hear opinions of others on their blizzard discs that "WORK" and maybe some possible tips on how to get them to really soar.
Currently owned.
150 red Destroyer - This thing is a meathook and a half, 400+ foot of power on a throw and this thing for some reason will still turn left REALLY hard like a fresh 175 XCal. I just can't find a reason to carry or use this thing and im worried that since its 150 it won't really be useful even in headwind. If i want an overstable disc for the wind i want a 170+. Its flight does stay somewhat straight for the first 150 feet but this thing is seriously one of the most overstable discs i have ever throw, it spike hyzers like a longer firebird/whippet.
135 yellow TeeDevil - Never thrown a teedevil before but they should be something between a Destroyer and Katana. This one i think i may have just gotten a bit too light, it seems to get TONS of glide, but i can never predict if its going to actually turn over or not, half the time i throw with too much hyzer and it flies nice and straight, but not really what im wanting. Else i throw it with less hyzer and i will flip over way too far, almost like a roller. I have had a few good drives with this, but they have only been when out in the field trying to work it on a distance line.
Returned to owners.
150 green Ape - this thing was actually pretty sweet, threw a huge anny and let the APEness turn it back in for a nice S shot. This disc i can see being good for those CRAZY huge flex shots.
137 blue Wraith - still thinking that the 130s are too light for me to toss without some adjustment because i couldn't get this to fly that well either, they would also flip over with wind or a lot of armspeed.
Bottom line: i love the glide on these and i like the fact that you can put nothing on em and still get some decent distance. I just feel that im not adjusting well to the lower weights. I'm not sure if these are going to be worth going in the bag too often considering how easily they are tossed around by the wind, and Iowa does get quite windy. I think i need to find someone with a 150 Boss and try that out maybe?


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Chivas USA is reeling, but the Galaxy are no lock in today's showdown
Chivas USA is reeling with a six-game losing streak, not to mention a run of nine games without winning. The Goats are only two weeks into a new coaching regime and have had four coaches lead them since November.
The defending MLS champion Galaxy could put their strongest team on the field for the first time this season when they clash with Chivas tonight at StubHub Center.
So the advantage goes to . . . who knows?
After all, the on-paper clash looked like a similar mismatch on March 17, when Chivas scored in the 89th minute to pull out a 1-1 tie. Ask the Galaxy what they're playing for this time and it could be considered a similar scenario.
"Yeah, of course, and even last time around they didn't know what to expect," Chivas goalkeeper and captain Dan Kennedy said. "We definitely know what to expect from them.
"We need to be on our game and this is always a quality match to be a part of and play in and one we look forward to throughout the year. It's going to be a fun game."
The Galaxy (6-6-3), coming off a 0-0 draw with Portland on Wednesday, welcome the return of defender Omar Gonzalez from his U.S. national team duties. Midfielder Marcelo Sarvas is due back from serving a one-game suspension.
The usual stars like Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane will be in place, as will the dominant back line the Galaxy have relied on to snuff out the opposition.
Chivas has new coach Jose Luis Real and whoever is chosen to replace playmaking-midfielder Eric Avila, who was shipped to Chivas of Guadalajara.
"I know they have guys going from Chivas to Mexico and there's a new coach and the same players really, but I really don't know what to expect from them," Gonzalez said. "You just have to worry about yourselves, how you come to the game with the right mentality, make sure right from the whistle we're putting pressure on them and not letting them play.
"If we stay solid defensively, our chances will always come with Robbie and Landon and the front guys."
Under coach Jose Luis Sanchez Sola, Chivas (3-9-2) used unconventional formations and was constantly on the attack, charging at players to aggressively gain possession. Under Real in a 3-1 road loss to Vancouver on Wednesday, the Goats were in a more common 4-1-4-1 attack.
"I haven't really followed their them that much," Galaxy coach Bruce Arena said. "There's a little bit of roster turnover, which I can't figure out anyway.
"With a new team, this'll be the coach's second game, there's not a whole lot of history there so it's really hard to figure out who they're going to play, what they're going to look like for the most part. That's OK as well, We've just got to get out there and play.
"The way they played previously was a really aggressive style of play, kind of take-no-prisoners. There was a lot of fouling, the defensive shape was kind of awkward because they were attacking the ball so much. It's just a different way of playing.
"I think this team will be a little more orthodox than they were the last time."
In any case, the Galaxy will have to adjust on the fly and hope it's not a disadvantage.
"It's a very important question, but always the football all over the world is the same," Real said when asked if the unknown could be an edge for his team. "I think the Galaxy has one of the best coaches, (they are) the champion, a very important opponent.
"I have seen them many times, they are very good players, but Chivas is working, thinking always of our team. We respect Donovan a lot and each one of the players, but most important for us is talking and thinking about Chivas."
Despite the defeat to Vancouver, Chivas was encouraged with its second start to the season following the replacement of Sanchez Sola.
"Things have changed with a different coach," Chivas midfielder Jorge Villafana said. "He is more tactical and the team started to look a little better. We started playing good. We still have to work on some little things, but definitely, the team is getting better."


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Everyone has been asking me to keep them posted about when the Vernon, Vermont segment of ABC's Made in America Christmas Shopping Challenge is going to air. I just spoke to Christine Brozyna, the producer from ABC World News. Vernon's segment is tentatively planned for next Monday or Tuesday, Dec 12 or 13. If they can't fit it in then, Christine said they'll probably push it back– to the following Mon or Tues, Dec 19 or 20. No promises on the schedule though.
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NetWellness is a global, community service providing quality, unbiased health information from our partner university faculty. NetWellness is commercial-free and does not accept advertising.
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Children's Health
Repeated Elevated CRP Levels
My 7 year old son has suffered chronic illness since he was a small child. Recently he was found to have a fungal infection in his esophagus. He has been suffering from repeated vomitting, diarreah and joint pain for the past 7 to 8 months. His endoscopy and colonoscopy were normal, aside from the esophagitis. His labs show elevated CRP levels, rare polymorphonuclear cells in his stool and blood in his stool. Our family history is also checkered with illnesses such as: diabetes, systemic lupus, hyperthyroidism and his sister has an MBL (mannose binding lectin) deficiency. I am worried sick for him, but the pediatrician does not seem concerned. His GI doctor ran his latest labs. Am I over-reacting?
You have some interesting concerns; however, I feel hampered because I don't see where your son's chronic health condition is noted for me to try to tie all pieces of this situation together. Questions I have are:
1. Is your son gaining weight or has he normalized from the diarrhea episode? If yes, growth/weight becomes less of a concern.
2. How is he doing in school? Is he able to keep up with classmates? Does he have fun? If yes, he is more likely to be on track developmentally, which somewhat lessens concerns.
3. Is the GI doctor following up on the blood in stool, etc.?
Without more information I don't feel I can offer further, informed, input.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An Italian company whose mobile app allows San Francisco drivers to get paid for the public parking spaces they exit has temporarily shut down the service following an order from the city attorney.
Despite saying last month that it wouldn't stop, MonkeyParking said in a blog Thursday that it "temporarily disabled" its bidding service in San Francisco, a day before City Attorney Dennis Herrera's deadline to cease operations or face a possible lawsuit.
"We are currently reviewing our service to clarify our value proposition and avoid any future misunderstandings," the website said.
MonkeyParking CEO Paolo Dobrowolny said in an email Friday that his company was working with lawyers and he hopes to meet with city leaders soon.
"We want to operate in full collaboration with the city," Dobrowolny said.
Herrera spokesman Matt Dorsey said the city attorney's office will wait until after Friday's deadline before commenting or taking further action. Herrera sent a letter to the Rome, Italy-based startup June 23 threatening a lawsuit if it doesn't cease operations by July 11.
MonkeyParking allowed drivers who score a notoriously hard-to-get parking spot on San Francisco's streets to sell it for $5, $10, even $20 and then hang out there until the buyer arrives to take their place.
Herrera's letter was the latest as state and federal lawmakers grapple with new technologies that people can use to privately replace taxis, hotels and even restaurants. Firms in neighboring Silicon Valley often use San Francisco as a testing ground, pushing the boundaries of local authorities who don't want to quash the booming tech economy.
Herrera also cracked down on two similar smartphone apps that exchange money for parking spaces.
Two weeks ago, Dobrowolny said MonkeyParking doesn't sell parking spots, but rather convenience, citing freedom of speech. He said people have the right to tell others they're leaving a parking spot and get paid for it.
On Thursday, the company reiterated a similar sentiment in its blog.
"Street parking is currently not a first-come-first-served process, but still a random-served one: you can go in circles for hours while a lucky driver can find a spot in a minute, right in front of you," the blog said. "It is an old and painful problem and we believe that drivers deserve a better solution."


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The combination tv + mobile is one of the most attractive to marketers. Usually it has been approached using tv programs driving people to interact wireless, this time the situation works the otherway around. The History Channel is running a mobile marketing campaign to build awareness and loyalty to a new tv program, The Barbarians. The campaign has been enabled by Enpocket which targeted a profiled list of opt-in 25-54 year old men with a text message that was delivered to their mobile phones the evening before the show.
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A Japanese-Inspired Modern Home
To make the living room of this Capitol Hill row house feel larger, designer Barry Dixon arranged French Club Chairs by Niermann Weeks and a Tuscany ottoman by Stewart Furniture in a diagonal—the longest line in a square room. A pillow in Schumacher's Reflex stripe is a microcosm of the room's palette. He button-tufted the Bergamo fabric on the wall. Bell lantern by Chameleon.
Julian Chichester's Brancusi-esque table is sheathed in chocolate faux-shagreen and mirrored on top. It's paired with another strong geometric form—the klismos-style Ceres chair from Ironies. Nailheads frame the fabric on the wall and outline the circular rug, trimmed in the same coral fabric that's on two pillows.
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CHESTER -- Three county women have filed a federal race discrimination lawsuit against Wet Seal Inc., a retailer of women's clothing.
The lawsuit claims Wet Seal targeted black store managers since 2008 because they do not present the brand image the retailer wants to portray.
The suit also claims Wet Seal had a policy of denying equal pay and promotion opportunities and terminating blacks in stores nationwide. That policy was adopted by high company executives, the suit alleges, citing various emails from those company execs.
The lawsuit was filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. The company is headquartered in Foothill Ranch, Calif.
Nicole Cogdell, who serves as a community liaison with the City of Chester, claims in the lawsuit that she was given a termination notice from her role as a store manager because she is black. Cogdell formerly worked at the Wet Seal outlet in King of Prussia.
Cogdell claims she quit working at Wet Seal because the company refused to address its racially discriminatory policies.
"I couldn't work for a company that not only tolerated, but required discrimination," Cogdell said in a statement.
She declined further comment.
The other plaintiffs are Myriam Saint-Hilaire, who previously worked at the King of Prussia location, and Kai Hawkins, who formerly worked for at Wet Seal locations in California, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Both plaintiffs are black.
Hawkins claims her district manager was ordered by senior management to hire more white employees or be terminated.
Saint-Hilaire claims her district manager was pressured to get rid of her and other black employees.
The plaintiffs seek back pay, general damages and punitive damages, according to the suit.
The Delaware County women are the only named plaintiffs, but the class-action suit is estimated to include hundreds of current and former Wet Seal employees, according to a release issued by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, which is representing the plaintiffs.
The plaintiffs are also represented by Gallagher, Schoenfeld, Surkin, Chupein and DeMis in Media and Lewis, Feinberg, Lee, Renaker and Jackson in Oakland, Calif.
Wet Seal released a statement denying the accusations Thursday.
"Wet Seal is an equal opportunity employer with a very diverse workforce and customer base," the statement read. "We deny any and all allegations of race discrimination and will vigorously defend this matter."
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Troy Shinbrot
"There is a large and growing audience of both physicists working on applied topics, and engineers working on important applications that at their heart hinge on physical mechanisms," Shinbrot said. "Physical Review Applied seeks to be the place to publish, to discuss, and to promote the physics on which these new ideas hinge."
Shinbrot's research interests include the study of granular flows, chaotic mixing and the morphogenesis of neurons. Before taking a position in Rutgers' department of biomedical engineering in 1998, he worked at the Xerox Corporation and AD Little.
"Troy Shinbrot's qualifications, the breadth of his research interests, and his vision for the journal made him the best person for the position," said Paul Fleury of Yale University, who chaired the search committee.
Shinbrot has been a referee for journal articles since 1993, and in 2008 was one of the first named an "Outstanding Referee." He received his PhD in physics from the University of Maryland."
With Dr. Shinbrot as editor of this vital new journal, I am confident in Physical Review Applied's future," said Gene Sprouse, the Editor in Chief of APS journals. "I expect that the journal will take off rapidly, and quickly become a great resource for applied physicists."
APS will announce a call for papers for Physical Review Applied sometime in the near future.
APS encourages the redistribution of the materials included in this newspaper provided that attribution to the source is noted and the materials are not truncated or changed.
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Emergency Planning and Preparedness Presentation
Fairfax County Office of Public Affairs
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 551
Fairfax, VA 22035-0065
Oct. 13, 2005
Fairfax County Executive to Present State of Emergency Planning and Preparedness to Board of Supervisors
Fairfax County Executive Anthony H. Griffin will give a presentation to the Board of Supervisors during the morning session of the board's Monday, Oct. 17 meeting. Griffin's presentation entitled, "Fairfax County: The State of Emergency Planning and Preparedness," will cover six major areas:
- The progress the county has made since Sept. 11, 2001.
- An overview of the county's emergency management response and outline of who is in charge during an incident.
- Evacuation plans, especially in light of recent events with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in New Orleans and Texas.
- The needs and responses by the county to special populations.
- The ways the county communicates with its residents and internally with key responders.
- A future action plan for continued efforts the county can undertake.
The presentation will begin some time after 10:30 a.m., or whenever the board's presentation of certificates of appreciation and awards to county residents and businesses is finished. The meeting will be held in the board auditorium of the Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, and is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m.
Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting to learn about the county's "all hazards" approach to emergency management and how the county is prepared to respond to an emergency event. The presentation also may be viewed live on cable Channel 16 or live on the Internet at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cable/channel16/vod.htm. A Channel 16 replay of the board meeting will be available on Saturday, Oct. 22, beginning at 10 a.m. Griffin's presentation will also be available Monday afternoon on the county's Web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov.
Media Briefing
Following the presentation, members of the media are invited to attend a briefing in the Alternate Emergency Operations Center with members of the executive board of the county's Emergency Management Coordinating Committee. The executive board meets regularly to discuss homeland security and natural disaster issues from a county policy perspective and serves as the homeland security leadership team. The executive board includes Griffin; Rob Stalzer, deputy county executive for public safety and planning; David J. Molchany, chief information officer; Dr. Gloria Addo-Ayensu, director of the Health Department; Police Chief Dave Rohrer; Fire Chief Michael Neuhard; Merni Fitzgerald, director of public affairs; and Doug Bass, emergency management coordinator. The Alternate Emergency Operations Center is also located in the Government Center.
For more information on the meeting or the presentation, call the Office of Public Affairs at 703-324-3187, TTY 711.


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Who would you rather play in the AFCCG?
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Who would you rather play in the AFCCG?
Wouldn't they obviously want to play San Diego?
I would rather play the Colts, since it would be a more interesting game.
If the Chargers win, next week is a rout, IMO. I'll take a win any way it comes, but it would be a little bit of a letdown.
Put it this way, I think the Colts are better than last year, and these two teams could well be the best two teams of this decade. Who would not want to see them match up again?
Half of me would want to play the Chargers for the easy W..but I would absolutely love to watch the Pats and Colts matchup in the AFCCG. Nobody plays the Pats closer then the Colts...it would be a great game.


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This weekend (starting tomorow, to be exact), Portland will open its kitchens to Bon Appétite's Feast Portland. Feast Portland is a celebration of all things culinary in Oregon from charcuterie to beer to hand crafted ice cream set up in a multiple-venue festival fashion (akin to SXSW). Foodies and chefs from all over the country will flock to Portland for the four-day edible extravaganza. Events run the full gamut of food endeavors—private dinners, cooking demonstrations, food and wine pairings, speakers, sandwich invitationals, you name it! How about Pork & Pinot Noir or Thai Street Food with Andy Ricker (of Pok Pok fame) or an entire event dedicated to taking comfort food to the next level?
The crowning event will be the Oregon Bounty Grand Tasting– a mini food festival unto itself in Portland's Pioneer Square on Friday and Saturday. Over 70 vendors, including craft breweries, wineries, chocolatiers, and some of Portland's best restaurants will be on site sampling their finest nibbles and sips to eager foodies. Bob's Red Mill is honored to be the official Whole Grains Sponsor for this event and had the privileged of providing some of our best ingredients to chefs from all over the country to use in their dishes. We'll even be there serving crispy Amaranth Cakes and slinging whole grain samples!
Find out more about the event at FeastPortland.com. Several events have already sold out, but there are still plenty of wonderful options to choose from. Tickets for the Oregon Bounty Grand Tasting are $60/day or $100 for both days. The Grand Tasting runs from 2 pm to 5 pm on Friday, September 21st and Saturday, September 22nd. To make this festival even more tasty, all net profits from the four-day event will be donated to Partners for a Hunger Free Oregon and Share Our Strength (read more about these organizations here).
The weather will likely be gloriously fall (hoping for crisp air and sunshine) and I can't think of a better way to spend an afternoon than meeting some of Oregon's top food artisans and tasting their wares. Hope to see you there!
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The first breath of 2013 is a sigh of relief. Finally, a year when nobody predicts the apocalypse.
If you're thinking of things to look forward to in the new year, where better to start than with the unanimous belief that the world isn't about to end?
And there's so much more. This might seem like a quiet sort of year, on the heels of an Olympic and presidential-election year. But it shapes up as one of the good ones.
We've come up with 13 reasons.
International Happiness Day: The United Nations has declared March 20 to be a day of worldwide happiness. This is not to be confused with World Smile Day (Oct. 4) and World Kindness Day (Nov. 13). Start practicing.
Economic growth: The Economist magazine forecasts the U.S. economy will expand by 2.1 percent this year, slower than much of the world but faster than Western Europe and Japan. Call it slow progress.
Obama II: President Obama will be sworn in for a second term Jan. 20. Because that's a Sunday, the public ceremony will be held the next day. It will be a great occasion for Obama's supporters, who look forward to a term unfettered by re-election concerns, and for his detractors, since it's the beginning of the end of his administration.
Speaking of sequels: Theaters will be full of old favorites, thanks to the scheduled release of movies featuring Superman, Thor, the Lone Ranger, "The Hobbit," "Star Trek." Arnold Schwarzenegger will go back to what he does best, starring in "The Last Stand."
The final frontier: Consider it real-life "Star Trek." Thirty-five years into its flight, Voyager I is more than 11 billion miles from the sun, and it's on the verge of becoming the first craft to escape the solar system and begin exploring interstellar space. Scientists say it could get there any day, or it could be a few more years. It must be taking the 405.
L.A. elects a mayor: Municipal elections this year will feature the race to succeed Antonio Villaraigosa as mayor of Los Angeles. The next Hizzoner could be Her Honor – if Wendy Greuel or Jan Perry prevails in the contest whose contenders include Eric Garcetti and Kevin James, L.A. will have its first woman mayor.
Prop. 8 finality: Nationally, the political highlight of the year could be the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on California's Proposition 8 and other states' laws prohibiting same-sex marriage. The decision is expected in June. Then, no more arguments about gay marriage. OK, not really.
Wait till this year: For baseball fans, whose new year begins April 1, this could be quite a season. The Dodgers begin their first full season under a new ownership regime. The Dodgers and Angels are sparing no expense to try to build World Series-caliber rosters.
A new trade center: Out of the ashes of Manhattan's Twin Towers rises One World Trade Center. With a spire reaching 1,776 feet in the air, the building scheduled to open this year will be the tallest in the Western Hemisphere.
Making tracks?: This year should bring to a head the argument about whether California should push ahead with Gov. Jerry Brown's controversial plan for a $68 billion bullet train to connect the L.A. and San Francisco areas. Groundbreaking is scheduled for the spring. Funding worries and lawsuits could delay it.
Mobility: Technology-watchers say this will be the year mobile Internet devices outnumber desktop and laptop computers. Raise your hand if you're reading this on a smart phone.
Mark your calendar: February looks like an active month for those whose activity consists of sitting in front of the TV. The Super Bowl is Feb. 3, the Grammy Awards Feb. 10, and the Academy Awards Feb. 24.
And reason number 13: This year should mark the end of triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number 13. Assuming we get through 2013 without the world coming to an end.
As it is widely assumed we will.
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Now that the Super Bowl is behind us and the Ravens have emerged victorious, we can move onto more important subjects. It is always a relief when we stop talking about football and move onto truly critical stuff like baseball and the search for cheap stocks. In the aftermath of Friday's article on the cheapest large-cap stocks I became very curious about cheap stocks around the globe. The domestic market has rallied impressively, and there are not a lot of new cheap names around right now. I set my trusty screener to look around the world for names that fit the definition of perfect stocks: profitable, pay dividends and cheap on an asset basis.
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THE first week's winners played each other to give an idea of form in the Worcestershire Cricket Board Indoor League in Evesham.
Feckenham notched up their second win against fancied Bredon in the battle of the wides, while a low-key, low-scoring match was convincingly claimed by Evesham Casuals, leaving Redditch without a point so far.
Redditch (73-2) lost to Casuals (75-3) with two overs remaining. Playing with a new ball that swung and seamed a little, Redditch, without Greg Chinn, found runs hard to come by.
When Lee Clarke had Jack Roberson caught in the fifth over, Redditch were only on 21, including 10 wides.
Sam Egan (21 not out) joined Scott Walls (21), who was run-out in the 10th with the score on 57.
Finally accruing 73 left Redditch with no room for errors in the field but their bowlers found line even more difficult and gave away 17 wides, taking any pressure off Casuals.
Pete Cross (3) got a faint touch behind off Matt Harrey and sportingly walked before Andrew Stanley (6) was run-out with Evesham on 24-2.
Thereafter, Adrian Witts (15) and Jamie Clarke (26no) carried the game Casuals' way to win with overs and wickets in the bank.
Bredon (108-4) lost to Feckenham (109-1) with an over remaining despite a confident start.
They built an opening partnership of 43 before Tim McVicker (7) wandered out of his ground to be stumped off Andy Kings.
Clive Fenney (25no) notched up his allocation and Kev Wilkins (4) joined Jamie Munro (13) until being caught at mid-on and the latter was run-out.
The final five overs produced 60 runs with contributions from Ali Munro (20), Jamie Diamond (10no) and wides totalling 24.
The total of 108 with the ball still posing control problems looked a little short but this was only Feckenham's second game in the league and their mettle had yet to be tested.
In the event, Josh Stacey (25no) and Ben Adshead (24 retired hurt) produced a start that saw the scoreboard over 60 without loss at the halfway.
After the retirements of Stacey and Adshead, Kings (13) was the only casualty, missing a straight one, and, with Luke Jackson (15) and 29 in wides, Feckenham got over the line with an over to spare.
Next matches, Tuesday (from 8pm): Aston-under-Hill v Prince Henry's; Dumbleton v The Boxmen.


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anyone going to be attending this event?
This will be my 3rd year playing in it and will be my first PDGA event of the year, I am looking forward to it and hopefully playing well!
Moderators: Timko, Fritz, Solty, Booter, Blake_T, Frank Delicious
roadkill wrote:I will probably make it.
I've played many of the Philly Opens in the past. While I'm not wild about the switch to the two day format, I'm always jonesing to play the temporary course at the Belmont Plateau.
I must tell you that we will not be using the temp course this year. Since
Sedgley has used a great deal of it's political capital gaining approval for
an expansion of the existing course at Sedgley Woods and because running two
courses, as well as coordinating a bunch of field events would require an
amazing amount of staffing, we have decided to keep things closer to home.
That said, you will be playing a Sedgley Course layout that you have never
seen before, as there are now at least one dozen new pin placements (in
addition to the regular 1 that we are going to use to make a 24 hole
I hope that you'll still come and play anyway. We are going to have a great
players' party at the Ultimate field house right across the river on
Saturday night.
Here is an info sheet that will help you know the schedule.
http://www.greendiscgolf.com/downloads/ ... _Sheet.pdf
John D.
bigs348 wrote:Yeah, I'll be there. Still kinda wondering about the format though. Is it going to be golf one day, field the next? Or one round of golf each day, field events in the afternoon? 3 or 4 rounds of golf with barely any time for field events? Hoping to see some logistics posted at somepoint.
ericdmb wrote:alan, you doing any field events?
bigs348 wrote:plus a final nine!!
ericdmb wrote:bigs348 wrote:plus a final nine!!
nice, that makes 2 of us!
roadkill wrote:I'll definitely do accuracy, distance and mta, but what on earth is speedflow? Do you think they mean trc?
Edit Okay I just googled speedflow frisbee. Apparently it's a two person team competition where you basicly play speed catch at a specific distance trying to complete the most catches in a given period of time. I bet the sidearming ultimate players should be good at this.
bigs348 wrote:ericdmb wrote:bigs348 wrote:plus a final nine!!
nice, that makes 2 of us!
We were on 2nd card last year, no reason not to step it up this year, right?
Plus it doesn't say how many are going. I assume final 4 or 5, but who knows.
ericdmb wrote:regarding the field events, do you think that it will be by division?
bigs348 wrote:ericdmb wrote:regarding the field events, do you think that it will be by division?
I'm not thinking so. I think they'll be completely separate from the golf. Plus, on the schedule it says "Top 5 men, top 3 women each field event in finals"
You never know though. I mean, if Jake Azato shows up, why would anyone else bother throwing distance?
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Lucy Lee Helm was named executive vice president, general counsel and secretary of Starbucks Corp. after 12 years with the company. In her new role, she will lead the company's law and corporate affairs department and support its board of directors. Helm has served as interim GC since April, when former GC Paula Boggs left her post to join President Obama's re-election campaign.
Gigamon, a provider of traffic visibility solutions, appointed Paul Shinn as general counsel. Shinn previously served as vice president and associate general counsel of Hewlett-Packard's enterprise group. He previously was senior counsel at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.
Grant Burns joined fiber optics provider AFL as vice president and general counsel. In this capacity, he will be responsible for corporate governance, intellectual property, human resources, litigation, securities compliance and government affairs. Burns' prior work experience includes a 10-year stint at Nexsen Pruet and a shareholder position with Ogletree Deakins.
Legal outsourcing provider Clutch Group named Brian Flack general counsel and vice president of client services. Flack joins the company from CPA Global, where he was the senior counsel and global practice head of the litigation and investigations practice. Flack also worked in white-collar criminal defense as a partner at Venable.
Michelle Culligan is the new general counsel of CSM Corp., a Minnesota-based real estate company. She has more than 23 years of legal experience, most recently as a principal and general counsel at Manchester Companies. Culligan also was a partner in the financial services/real estate department of Briggs and Morgan.
American Transmission Co. named Catherine Heigel vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary, effective June 25. Heigel joins the company after 12 years with Duke Energy Corp., where she most recently served as president of Duke Energy South Carolina.
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Scott Packman, general counsel of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (MGM) will also assume the titles of senior executive vice president and secretary. Packman joined MGM in 2002 and took on the GC role in 2005. After starting his career at Rogers & Wells, he also served as general counsel, EVP of business and legal affairs and corporate secretary at Creative Planet, Inc.
Go Daddy's inaugural general counsel Christine Jones announced her retirement after 10 years with the company. During her tenure, Jones regularly represented the domain name registrar at congressional hearings, notably during last year's hearings on the Stop Online Piracy Act. Deputy General Counsel Nima Kelly will serve as Go Daddy's acting GC.
Tom DePaso was promoted to general counsel of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). He joined the NFLPA in 1984, mostly recently serving as associate general counsel. DePaso is a former football player himself, having played linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1978 to 1979.
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Topic: Grieving for myself, mending fences
If it were any other subject I would call it a good old fashioned "pity party" but it goes much deeper than that.
I guess I am just now dealing with the reality of it all. I have been so busy worrying about how others were going to be able to handle my illness and dying that I haven't stopped to think about my own. The last few nights I have gone into absolute hysterical fits of sobbing, no one around, nor do I want anyone around me. This morning was set off by reading the Home Depot insert in yesterday's paper, no more remodeling for me! I was reading about a high school athletic team and thought about my incredibly gifted son and the sky box I won't have.....well, not THAT kind of sky box.....I miss him so much already and he is napping on my bed across the hall!
Saturday I was writing in my journal and had to stop........
This week I found out that the pastor of my former parish has learned he most likely has pancreatic cancer. The man has been ill with various ailments for years and almost seemed relieved that it wasn't something he was going to have to fight, he was just going to let nature take its course. He and I had had a falling out a couple of years ago over the closing of my son's school and I hadn't been back to that church since, yet something told me I had to reach out to him. So, I went, and during Mass I went into what my friends call "Commander Mode". I told him that I wasn't sure why I needed to reach out, but that if he needed someone to share experiences I was there. I told him that it was a blessing and a curse to be a patient and a nurse, but if he needed help with the "big words" I was there to help. I told him that I needed to wipe away the bitterness and anger, and remember the kindnesses, such as when he spoke Spanish during my son's baptism (he was 5 and didn't speak English). And, being the practical person I gave him one of my treasured Eucerin Calming Creme tubes (oh so great for the itching that comes with liver failure) and other stuff that I had in my "cancer purse".
Toward the end of Mass when he was making his announcements and telling everyone about his illness I completely and utterly fell apart, for him, for us, for me, for everyone. I don't think I've ever cried that hard in my life, then again, I've never been diagnosed with a terminal disease before either...;)
I did go up to him and we made our peace, my mother had told him my news the night before, so he said "I understand we will be running a race to the pearly gates!"
Does the crying ever stop?


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Getting Carded: On Dec. 10, New Mexico's Democratic US Sen. Tom Udall's office announced that New Mexicans don't have to worry about bringing their passports on their holiday flights.
"For the foreseeable future, the law isn't going to be enforced," Udall tells SFR. That's true for all 36 states currently out of compliance with the Real ID Act, a law requiring uniformly "secure" ID cards that was originally slated to go into effect in May 2005.
Udall says there's no set date for an end to the ID reprieve.
"The most important thing is we don't disrupt business and individual travel here at the end of the year, when we're in an economic crisis," Udall says, noting the act is likely to change.
"There's such a large coalition of states that are pushing for [reform]," Udall says. "Many people want to see changes to Real ID."
After that, maybe we can focus on health care.
Sharp-Dressed Man: At the Dec. 12 Sky City Casino Blackjack Challenge for Charity, SFR columnist and Web Editor Zane Fischer showed up in an outfit he describes as "special": white jeans (really?), plaid shirt, striped tie and "this ridiculous jacket I found at Ross Dress for Less."
Evidently, Fischer's sartorial choices worked out: He finished second and won $4,000 for The Food Depot.
Evidently, Fischer's sartorial choices worked out: He finished second and won $4,000 for The Food Depot.
It was a lucky break. At the end of the second round, Fischer knew he was in trouble, so he threw all his money into the pot and—this part's crazy—"hit through like five cards and finally nailed the 21."
The last hand, he went all in again and landed a blackjack.
The last hand, he went all in again and landed a blackjack.
"It was kind of the play of the day," Fischer says. "If it weren't for that blind luck, I wouldn't have made it to the finals."
LOL: Santa Fe City Councilor Miguel Chavez began tweeting this week, joining fellow mayoral candidates Mayor David Coss and Asenath Kepler, who already have Twitter profiles and satirical impersonators [News, Dec. 2: "Mudslinging 2.0"]. Here's what Chavez has to say about social networking.
SFR: Do you have an impersonator yet?
MC: Impersonator? I haven't recruited anyone. You mean like a double, or what?
SFR: [long-winded explanation]
MC: Oh, I do remember what you're talking about. No, that hasn't happened to me.
SFR: What do you like and dislike about online campaigning?
MC: A lot of my campaigns in the past have been really grassroots…this is somewhat new. You have to have the webpage and be able to also spend some time with the Facebook. I don't know about the Twitter. We're not going to do both. We're just going to do the webpage. And Facebook.
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I think its Apple that needs a good slap over the head. They have always hated Samsung even that there are heaps of other devices that look more like an iPhone than the Galaxy phones and they arn't in the lawsuit are they.
How about the way Windows 8 copies Android OS. You arn't going to see a lawsuit over that are you. Google and Microsoft play nice, Apple is the only big company that kicks up a big fuss when it doesn't get its way.
I really hope they loose and have to pay Samsung billions as they deserve it.
STOP sueing people and start making better devices. Play nice.
This is the first time I have posted on modmyi (though I have followed the site for several years). I do believe this is a site for 'i' devices such as the iPhone, iPod and iPad and owners of said devices. Therefore as an owner of the aforementioned devices which, in my opinion, are well built, well designed and a pleasure to use, I feel I need to comment.
I would never even contemplate going anywhere near another site or forum that catered for a phone, tablet or operating system other than the one I use and am happy with.
I can afford to buy 'i' devices whenever they are released and realise I am lucky to be able to do so.
BUT I have come to the conclusion that the 'trolls' 'haters' '**** heads' who come onto this site to bash apple and owners of their products really come here to wonder what it's like to own a superior product, one that isn't given away inside a packet of cereal, or for £20 a month. Whenever I pick up my phone or pad I know where my extra few £'s went. And I'm also happy not to be carrying around an oversized piece of plastic patent infringement in my pocket!
HATE is a strong word but this blog proves its still alive and well. Go to a site that has what you like and leave this one alone. I don't mind a disagreement but an all out HATE campagne is another thing. At least have an argument and not just mindless ranting..that is all for now
here are the questions that mattter
- did samsung purpously copy apple devices?. by looking at the evidence the answere is yes
- must Samsung be punished for copying apples devices? the answere is obviously yes.
- does apple have the right to defend whats theirs including patents and designs?. Yes its theirs and they own it.
apple had to do what was necessary. apple and google warned samsung about their copying of the iphone and didnt listen. apple even tried to make a reasonable settlement before they sued and samsung refused. they had to do this.


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American students are spending too much time watching television and not enough time studying, and the United States has too little to show for the billions of federal dollars spent on climate research and science education. Those are just a few of the comments from nine senior members of Congress who responded to questions about science and science policy from ScienceDebate, a coalition of science groups (including AAAS, publisher of Science Insider).
The eight questions posed to 33 Republican and Democratic leaders of congressional committees that shape U.S. science policy are a subset of 14 questions sent earlier this year to President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney. ScienceDebate received answers from nine lawmakers, including Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV), the chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Representative Ralph Hall (R-TX), the outgoing head of the House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).
(Six legislators said "no, thanks," and 18 haven't responded.)
All of the respondents emphasized the importance of scientific research in catalyzing technological innovation and fueling economic growth, and said that funding research should remain a high government priority, even in tough fiscal times. But some members took a partisan tone. Hall, a longtime Democrat who became a Republican in 2004, criticized the Obama administration for focusing "much of its R&D spending—particularly in areas such as energy—on late-stage technology development and commercialization activities with poor track records. Basic research should be restored as the top Federal R&D investment priority."
Several Democrats, meanwhile, charged that a budget plan championed by vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan (R-WI) and passed by the House of Representatives earlier this year would lead to cuts in federal spending on science. "Sadly, Republicans in the House passed the Ryan budget, which will slash about $800 billion in investment in education and skills training, science and technology research and development, and transportation infrastructure between 2013 and 2022," Pelosi wrote.
Partisan differences also emerged in answers to questions about energy and climate change policy. Echoing other Democrats, Rockefeller wrote that "[t]here is clear and compelling scientific evidence that anthropogenic climate change is occurring." But Hall wrote that "[t]he only thing that is clear is that there continues to be great debate and uncertainty … regarding the extent of natural climate variability versus human impacts." Hall is also "disturbed that we have spent over thirty billion dollars studying climate change and have little to show for it."
Some members bemoaned the state of scientific knowledge among lawmakers and the public at large. "When policymakers reject the science, the result is bad policy," wrote Representative Henry Waxman (D-CA). "Unfortunately, science-denial seems to be the norm on Capitol Hill these days."
Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) wrote that he is "distressed with the ignorance or even denial of critical scientific findings in some instances of policy formulation. The most important answer is better science and technology education at all levels, especially in our schools and through our media." But Rockefeller worried that "we Americans are spending too much time watching sports and entertainment -- and too little time on educational achievement. … American students are finding themselves ill prepared to excel in college; 20 percent of high school students entering college have to take at least one remedial class to prepare for university-level coursework."
While many members would increase federal support for efforts to improve science education, Hall disagrees with that approach. "Unfortunately, the Federal Government has invested more than $16 billion on STEM education over the last five years alone, with very little to show for it," he wrote. "Throwing more and more money at the problem is not going to fix it." He says that state and local governments need to take the lead and, with the private and nonprofit sectors, work "together to capture and hold the attention of our nation's youth in STEM [science, technology, engineering, and mathematics] education so they will want to pursue these careers, not be forced into them simply because we need them."
Pelosi took issue with how ScienceDebate framed an education question that said U.S. students had "fallen behind" their peers in other nations on science tests. "Actually, rather than 'falling behind,' what has happened over the last 20 years is that the performance of U.S. students in math and science has stayed the same (rather than improved) while the performance of students in many other nations has grown exponentially, outdistancing our students," Pelosi wrote. "Unfortunately, the United States has only recently begun focusing our national attention and our national resources on the importance of our students excelling in math and science education."
*Correction 4:57 p.m., 24 October: Nine Congress members responded to the questions and 18 have not responded, not 10 and 17, respectively, as previously reported.


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Sept. 11, 2013
Texas Early Teal Hunting Season Opens Saturday
AUSTIN – Texas duck hunters are bracing for another warm and dry early teal season opener. The teal are doing likewise.
Current observations indicate good numbers of blue-winged teal still remain in the northern breeding grounds, but those birds are expected to begin moving this way as cool fronts start to develop and hunting seasons in those regions get under way.
New this season, Texas hunters can take up to six teal daily, an increase in the daily bag limit of two from previous seasons. The possession limits for all migratory game birds has also increased and is now three times the daily limit, which cannot be applied obviously before the third day of the season. For ducks, including teal during the early Sept. 14-29 season, the possession limit is 18.
For many Texas duck hunters, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Annual Public Hunting Permit (APH) Program allows economical access to quality hunting on the state's wildlife management areas (WMA). With a $48 APH, available for purchase wherever hunting and fishing licenses are sold, hunters have regular access during the season to some of the state's prime managed wetland habitat. The hunting is typically good, but as TPWD biologists are quick to point out, there are no guarantees when it comes to migrating ducks.
"I am hearing of teal showing up on the coastal prairie in good numbers one day only to be gone the next," said TPWD Waterfowl Program Leader Kevin Kraai. "Some people are getting nervous."
"I never get nervous about teal season, retorted Jim Sutherlin, TPWD's Upper Coast Wetland Ecosystem Project Leader. "Our early bluewings are about a week or so late, possibly an effect of the late cool spring weather we have experienced."
Sutherlin said blue-winged teal finally showed up on the Big Hill Unit of the Murphree WMA early last week. "We will have teal to shoot on September 14, but teal numbers will likely improve on the Upper Coast as the season plays out."
Similar reports have been coming from the middle coast.
"We are seeing a few birds on the mid-coast WMA's but nothing to get excited about just yet," added Matt Nelson, Mid-Coast Wetland Ecosystem Project Leader. "As Jim mentioned, nothing to get nervous about; they'll be here at some point."
Nelson provided a brief synapsis of duck habitat conditions on the three popular wildlife management areas along the middle coast:
Water conditions at the Hurst WMA are fair with very shallow water available in the tidal marsh and little to none in the freshwater impoundments. Mad Island WMA is in a little better shape as it has received a decent amount of rain over the past two weeks and currently has water in the tidal marsh and its impoundments. Guadalupe Delta WMA has a good amount of water in the marsh.
"I expect the crowds to be large at all three areas opening weekend as the hunters have been burning up the phones," predicted Nelson.
In East Texas, teal are showing up on area reservoirs, but don't appear to be holding long.
"We're obviously dry all across eastern and north Texas," said Jared Laing, TPWD waterfowl biologist for East Texas. "I have been seeing handfuls of birds here and there, but have not seen any big numbers yet. Maybe this weak front will push some birds in."
Laing noted most wildlife management areas in East Texas remain dry except Richland Creek WMA, which has several new waterfowl units coming online this year.
Up in the Panhandle region, conditions aren't much better, according to Kraai. "We are holding a few birds up here in the playas at the moment on the few basins that caught water back in July," he noted. "Conditions on average remain below normal, but still much improved over the last few years."
Duck hunters are urged to share observations in the field opening weekend via Twitter at #txtealopener and by following @tpwdhunt.
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I don't truly know how to describe the feeling of witnessing a powerful person make inaccurate statements that have a potential of increasing his profile or credibility. It is even more worrisome to witness those statements made in front of dozens of people and hundreds of others, if not thousands, watching the statements on television.
In front of people who are looking for someone to place their trust in and believe in to keep them safe. Someone to hire as the upmost authority in the county. Someone to vote for.
The statement was made regarding one of the biggest criticism on the sheriff -- his issues with working well with other agencies. It was about a crucial topic in the race.
I felt a turmoil of subtle desperation followed briefly by disbelief and later by a brief loss of faith in democracy.
The concept that many people who listened to the statement will understand the information as fact -- because it comes from a presumably credible source -- and then cast their vote, is a realization that is not easy to live with.
"We recently used the U.S. Marshals to round up three wanted sex offenders. We sent our own deputies with the U.S. Marshals, we found those individuals and we incarcerated those individuals," Lake County Sheriff Frank Rivero said. He made the comment during a sheriff candidate forum Tuesday evening after he was asked to provide an example of when he worked well with other departments.
According to a press release issued by the LCSO on May 9, the three men had warrants out for their arrests for failing to register as sex offenders.
"Flash Blanton of Lucerne turned himself in at the Hill Road Correctional Facility and was booked into custody," the press release stated.
"Detectives from the Sheriff's Major Crimes Unit contacted 43-year-old Aaron Abner Ludtke at his residence in Cobb."
The third suspect was found as a result of a collaborated effort between the two agencies, according to information in the LCSO press release.
To say Blanton was found, rounded up and incarcerated is blatantly inaccurate.
To say Ludtke was found is probably accurate, but if the help of the U.S. Marshals was needed to find him at his own home, we have a truly big problem at the LCSO.
There are two possible scenarios that, in my opinion, can explain why the sheriff made those inaccurate statements.
One: He did not know they were inaccurate.
Two: He lied.
Let's entertain the first scenario. If that is the case, it raises concerns regarding Sheriff Rivero's competence and involvement with his office. What is his role in the department's operations? How informed is he about the operations? What percentage of planification and execution can be attributed to him or his leadership? And, how much does he educate himself before he comments about any given topic or operation?
If he lied, the scenario paints a bleak image of the sheriff. It paints an image of a person who is comfortable blatantly lying to the public about information that his department released less than a week before.
It is offensive, if not insulting, to the public's intelligence. It assumes that people are either too stupid or too lazy to catch an inaccuracy in a statement. It reinforces claims of a pattern of dishonesty. It gives credibility to many of the accusations against him, even the ones that may be inaccurate or unfounded.
Every time a journalist criticizes a public official, especially close to election time, he or she pays a price.
Credibility, morals and ethics are questioned by those who disagree. Readers begin to theorize what the motivation behind writing such a column could be.
These are all things that must be taken into account when voicing an opinion. One has to evaluate if the price is worth the possible service an idealist journalist such as myself could provide to his readers.
At the risk of being labeled unfair, biased and even politically motivated, I believe I have the duty to criticize what I consider blatant inaccuracies.
Seldom does an inaccuracy feel offensive to me. Seldom do I decide to run that risk to lose credibility, a journalist's most valued possession.
Seldom do I encounter such blatant disregard for accuracy. And seldom do inaccuracies so obvious affect the safety of the public for the next four years.
The statement was inaccurate. Just thought you should know.
Isaac Brambila is an associate editor for Lake County Publishing. Reach him at 900-2020 or at email@example.com.


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Ah too bad! Feel sorry for you pal
Is the tlc results up in the WWE section, I cant find those atm.
Yeah no worries, just pointing them out
I just want to confirm somethings that aren't clear on my choices too:
1) I put down pinfall as the finish of the main event, but obviously, a ladder climb is what i meant. (Think maybe anyone who put down that should get it as a ladder climb?).
2) I've put down AH instead of AJ for the divas match
3) the tag match I meant to put down only pinfall as the finish, forgot to scrub off submission
(not saying these just got me more points, but that's legit what I meant to put down).
Just letting you know, there's a few mistakes on the prediction contest.
1) it's Dolph Ziggler vs Fandango on the pre-show, not Damien Sandow (he's vs Big E).
2) The main event can't be won via pin or submission, it's climbing the ladder
3) the winners choices for the main event are listed as Orton and Big Show, when it should be Orton and Cena
4) shouldn't the 3rd bonus question read "who will get the pin/submission to win the Shield/Punk match"?
Hey I was getting ready to fill out the tlc prediction contest and I d saw one thing. Wouldn't the tlc match with cena and Orton end by one man climbing the ladder and take the belts off? Not by pin or submission?
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Two young brothers killed in a motorway crash on Christmas Day have been named by police.
Adnan Habib, 10, and Mohammed Arsalaan Habib, four, died after the car they were travelling in crashed and overturned on the M6 near Stoke-on-Trent at about 11.25am on Tuesday.
A 32-year-old woman passenger in the car also died. She was named by Staffordshire Police as Bushra Tazarib. Police did not reveal what her relationship with the boys was.
All three were from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, and had been travelling north on the M6 to attend a family wedding in Greater Manchester, Staffordshire Police said.
The boys' mother - who was driving the red Ford Focus - and a female relative who was a fellow passenger were both injured, and were taken to hospital.
They have been discharged from the University of North Staffordshire Hospital, police said.
Chief Superintendent Martin Evans, of the Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG), described the incident as "unimaginably sad and tragic".
He said: "The thoughts of all officers and emergency services colleagues involved are with the bereaved families at this extremely difficult time and specially trained family liaison officers have been appointed to support them."
Meanwhile, officers have issued a public appeal for more information to try and piece together what might have caused the accident, which is believed to have involved one vehicle.
Investigations are in the hands of the CMPG Collision Investigation Unit, which can be contacted on 01785 234094. The incident led police to close the motorway in both directions for three hours from junction 14 at Stafford, to junction 15 at Stoke.


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One arrest led to another Thursday, when police rounded up two North Platte men and two women and charged them with possession of methamphetamine.
Caudillo had a passenger, Alicia Suhr, 34, who was wanted for failure to appear in court. She was also arrested. When Caudillo, Suhr and the car were searched, drug equipment commonly used to ingest meth turned up, plus a small baggie of suspected meth and a digital scale, police spokesman John Deal said.
Suhr was taken to jail where, under booking procedures, she was searched again. A bag of suspected meth, plus unspecified drug paraphernalia, were found in her underwear. The bag weighed nearly a half-ounce, leading to a distribution charge.
Based on the evidence police had found in Suhrs arrest, they obtained a warrant and searched a home in the 1800 block of West Second at around 11:30 a.m.
Several officers went to the house, Deal said. They found Fred Navarrete, 56, and Keith Phelps, 46, along with several items of drug equipment and more suspected methamphetamine.
Both Navarrete and Phelps were jailed, charged with meth possession and distribution, plus possession of drug paraphernalia.
An hour or so later, a patrol officer spotted Stacy Navarrete around 12:45 p.m., driving a car. Deal said the officer knew she was wanted in connection with a traffic stop in May, when she was found with a substance that was suspected to be meth. Police sent the substance to a crime lab for testing, and results recently came back positive, Deal said.
The officer pulled Navarrete over and searched her. In her purse, he found drug paraphernalia consistent with meth use, a digital scale, a small bag of suspected meth plus a bottle of several types of prescription pills, but no prescriptions, Deal said.
Navarrete was arrested for possession of meth back in May, plus additional charges of possession and distribution.
During the investigation, police confirmed that Navarrete was living in the house that was searched an hour or so earlier.
More charges could be filed against the suspects after a laboratory conducts tests on the suspected drugs that were seized Thursday, Deal said.
In court Friday, Suhr, Phelps and both Fred and Stacy Navarrete were arraigned on charges of possession of more than 10 grams of methamphetamine with intent to deliver.
Each of them asked for a public defender. Their bonds were set at $100,000, except Stacy Navarrete, whose bond was set at $200,000.
Navarette also had Alprazolam, Ritalin, Ambien, Klozapam, Diazepam, Suboxone and Tylenol 3, according to prosecutors.
Caudillo was charged with driving under suspension and his bond was $5,000. He immediately posted $500 (the required 10 percent) and was released. His next court appearance is set Nov. 8.
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Since there's a wedding going on, I'm posting these photos early so I can take the night off from the blog. I'll still be able to publish comments from my phone though, so if you have suggestions for South Beach Friendly things to make from peaches, figs, or Hatch Chili Peppers, I'd love to hear about them.
You can see all my garden updates from this year by using the label 2010 Garden Updates.
Things you might want to know:
You can get Kalyn's recipes by e-mail.
There are two ways to print recipes on Kalyn's Kitchen.
You can become a fan of Kalyn's Kitchen on Facebook.
Sometimes you can see what I'm doing on Twitter.
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I am working on a project that downloads large zip files from server, for small files the script works well and downlaod files successfully, but for larger files like currently we are trying to download a 922MB file it gives us this message (in firefox) and doesn't download any thing.
"File not found
Firefox can't find the file at http://www.domainname.com/abc.zip
"Script to download the file is as below:
"$filename = "xyz.mp3;
header("Pragma: public");header("Expires: 0"); header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");
header("Content-Type: application/force-download");header("Content-Type: application/octet-stream");header("Content-Type: application/download");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=".basename($filename).";");
header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");header("Content-Length: ".filesize($filename));
if( !ini_get('safe_mode') )set_time_limit(360000000);
readfile("$filename"); "
Please advise what can be issue, if its file size issue then how and where can we increase the limit to solve this issue.
I suggest you to try [xsendfile for large files. You can also check this blogpost about [URL="http://codeutopia.net/blog/2009/03/06/sending-files-better-apache-mod_xsendfile-and-php/"]sending files with apache mod_xsendfile and php](https://tn123.org/mod_xsendfile/).
ps. You can remove double quotes from readfile("$filename");
GoDaddy has asked for the following in order to install mod_xsend on our server:
"Written acknowledgment/agreement of the following potential issues, including, but not limited to: - Functionality differences between the old and new software. - Compatibility issues of installed services/applications/dependencies. - Application version differences (PHP, MySQL, etc.)."
Please advise. Thanks
Is their an actual reason why you are using PHP to send the file? Why don't you have the server do this work like it was meant to do it? Ie., have the server deliver the file like it does your images. Large files like this 900 MB file is just going to kill PHPs memory limit.
@logic_earth What do you mean by using server to send files?
I mean...the server how it sends images? You just enter the image in the address bar of your browser and the server sends it, no PHP involved.
These are all paid Zips and if we use browser's address bar(http://www.domainnaem.com/zips/abc.zip) to download zips then the path will be seen by everyone and it will not be secure.
Thats probably what is going on - it's probably causing an error and thus the file stream won't be output to the browser.
@op: You need to rethink the logic here. What you need to do is hide the files and output a header to them when you receive a valid token from your user (the token being supplied in the url).
With regards to the file itself, you need to read from the file in a loop and write them out to the client - not use readfile() which is only good for smaller files. For larger files you need to read a few KB and print that in a loop. This means that you only ever have a few KB of the file in the memory at any time.
OF course by doing that, you then need to support pause and resume so hit google for a function called: dl_file_resumable
That function will also show you how to read from a file and print it out a few KB at a time.
I'd suggest using .htaccess to set those headers instead of php. As a rule wrapping a file send in PHP is a disastrously bad idea... let apache or whatever http server you are using do it's job!
Yes but if the downloads are being paid for then as the op says you need to protect your income otherwise people will just pass the url around for a free download. THAT is why php is very useful for download situations like this.
GoDaddy has installed mod_xsend on our server but we are still not able to download large files.
We are using these headers
header('Content-Disposition: attachment;filename=hello.txt');header('X-Sendfile: /home/username/hello.txt');
Any suggestions?Thanks
Then you can make individual URL's for those files that expire after some time, for example after 12 hours. If a user requests a file then you give them a unique URL like
You generate a random string for the URL so that no one can guess it - and it is not a folder name although it looks like that. Then use PHP to add this URL to a rewrite rule in your .htaccess file so that the file is accessible for download using this particular URL. In this way you skip PHP entirely in the download process and your server is serving the file directly.
Just remember to run a script every X minutes which will remove obsolete URLs from your .htaccess so that they expire. You can use some database to keep track of them.
I have seen some music download sites use this technique. I don't know what kind of scripting they use but they generate unique download URLs that are accessible for 24 hours. This has the advantage that people can use their favourite download managers to get the file, which can be important for such huge downloads.
Well, if that's the code line by line, i think a quick throw into the PHP colorizer will show you where your error is...
$filename = "xyz.mp3;
header("Pragma: public");
header("Expires: 0");
header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");
header("Content-Type: application/force-download");
header("Content-Type: application/octet-stream");
header("Content-Type: application/download");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=".basename($filename).";");
header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");
header("Content-Length: ".filesize($filename));
if( !ini_get('safe_mode') )
*hums to the tune of "Little Black Raincloud" * I'm just a dangling open string....sitting at the top of your file....


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You're Only As Happy As Your Least Happy Child
Have you every heard this expression? I have a very good friend who always says this, and I believe it to be true. If you're a mommy reader, I think you'll be able to relate. It's Monday evening, and I officially began writing my book today. I completed the outline last week, and got it back from my editor this…Read more