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I thought I would start a new thread for this. We get started officially here in a minute, and I wanted to review how this will work. I've been extremely busy lately that I'm no longer sure I know everything I need to know.
I know the draft order goes:
And repeat.
What I forget is how long the draft actual goes (in other words, I forget how many picks we ultimately make). Are we selecting 12 players today, or less?
Sorry for what's an obvious question, I've just been busier than I'm used to being and I'm out of the loop compared to my normal routine here.
Also, are we just going to keep posting our picks here with a time limit between picks until we're done this morning? I thought that was how we were doing it, but I don't remember the specific time limits.
Thanks, and sorry again for having to ask.

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I have a "Create an Account" PHP page.
Assuming the form data is valid, where should control go when the User submits the Form??
1.) Redirect to a New Page?
2.) Load the Page Onto Itself?
My 1st Approach
HTML to Open Page
If Form Submitted, then...
PHP to handle Form
If Account Created, echo HTML with Success Message and Close Out Page with HTML
If Account Failed, echo HTML with Failure Message and Close Out Page with HTML
else, drop through to HTML Form and Closing HTML
(Having different sets of HTML to close out the web page depending on which fork you go down is insane?!)
My 2nd Approach
If Form Submitted, then...
PHP to handle Form
If Account Created, code=111 and Redirect to "Outcome Page" which looked up 111 and displayed appropriate message
If Account Created, code=222 and Redirect to "Outcome Page" which looked up 222 and displayed appropriate message
else, drop through to HTML Form and Closing HTML
(This second approach is somewhat cleaner because my "Outcome Page" is one set of HTML with just different messages displayed, and it prevents issues with the User submitting the Form, then hitting the Back button and then the Forward button and creating issues.)
I still feel like this 2nd approach is kinda "hokey" and could use help coming up with a better approach.
(Before going on, let me say I am not ready to learn OOP or MVC, so please keep solutions to plain-vanilla, procedural coding.)
I have heard that using Redirects is a good idea, but I'm just thinking that having this "Outcome Page" is kinda weird.
I dunno?! :-/
The 2nd approach is working okay, but I'm sure it could be better...
It depends on whether you require the user to first activate the new account or not, say via clicking a link in an email sent to them after the new account has been created. You have more protection against bots creating accounts if you require a human to actually activate the account.
More or less what Max Height said in a nutshell:
With user activationShow a page after a successful user registration that explains an activation email has been sent to the email of their choice and it will arive within the next 24 hours of their activation, when they receive the activation email and it's confirmed with the database redirect them to their profile page.
Without user activationRequire the user to login straight after a successful registration using a form with a CAPTCHA code to ensure that most bots can't get through, some bots will get through however so you would need to look into using a service such as http://www.stopforumspam.com/
You guys missed the entire point of my question...
I was asking about from a TECHNICAL standpoint whether you re-direct to the same page after form submittal or you re-direct to another page.
Also I am trying to get a handle on whether my original way is better, or if my re-direct way has merits, or if I should try something entirely different?!
Normally, if everyone that replies "misses" the point of the op's question then it is far more likely the op didn't ask the correct question and not the other way round
But even with your "updated" question, my original reply relative to your "technical standpoint" still applies.
But it doesn't answer my question...
I have answered the question you actually asked and sgtLegend elaborated on it. If you haven't got the answer you need then what you meant to ask in your mind and what you actually asked in your post are 2 different things. Someone else can try and work out what you really want.
To add further, it depends on the requirement itself.
Say, if it is quick sign up - you may want to redirect user to step 2 to fill out the profile so that data makes sense. Sometimes only registration is not enough.
Hi Debbie,
Hopefully this helps.
I like to redirect to a new page. It will be hard form me to provide procedural code examples because most my code is OOP, but the theory is just the same. Redirect actually can help with re-posting. For example, in one of my login pages which tracks the number of time a user logins in, it gives them 5 chances, then it redirects them to time out logic (really it is set using ajax in the same login page, but it is a redirect just the same), then if they try to login during the time-out running then they get redirected to a random set of urls like google.com, bing.com, yahoo.com ...
By controlling where I redirct the user I can use php headers to redirct back to the form therefore removing the reposting problems as it is a brand new page refresh. Even if a user tries to use the BACK button it won't matter because when the arrive on the account creation page it is a new page request.
Redirecting to a non-form based page means that a hacker has a very difficult time as they can't simply try to build a bogus form that bypasses validation, session handling, authentication or permissions.
Again the approach I would recommend you take is to have the HTML form to post to a php page that processes what happens - i.e. having success/failure messages, auto-authentication (session hashed user validation) for successful account creators, redirection back to account creation form for non successful account creators.
Be careful that you don't give a user unlimited tries as it could be an auto attack; track number of unsuccessful attempts and lock the door if too many times or delay future attempt until x time has passed.


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I was a little slow getting to write this for a couple of reasons. One, I wasn't sure what I was going to write or where I'd take this. There's just so much ground to cover that it will probably be impossible to cover it all. And truthfully, I still don't know exactly where these meanderings will lead me.
Secondly, somebody say "ouch" because for several days I was suffering with back pain that made extended stays in the computer chair more than I could handle. It's still not gone but it only hurts mainly to get up now... so that probably means this might end up l o o o o n g .
I've already posted my goodbye to Reggie so I won't really rehash it here. It was wonderful to see him strap us all in the rollercoaster one last time and take us for another ride giving us all reason to believe one more time. His final game, against the dreaded Detroit Pistons, was all (and more) that his fans could've expected. He was the best Pacer on the court.
This season was inspiring, frustrating, sad, and in the end draining for me. I'm not sure how Rick Carlisle was able to keep bringing back the team from the dead. Just when it looked like we were finished, out of gas, overmatched, etc the team played an inspired game.
I have to admit, I questioned some of the things Rick did this season. Starting and overusing Curry. Relegating James Jones to the bench after some good games, and replacing him with Curry (when I thought it was clear we needed to be using James Jones and hoping the extended minutes helped ready him for later in the season and next year rather than wasting behind Curry). The 'throw it into JO' offense can end yesterday as far as I am concerned if that is all there is going to be to it. How can the players be buying into that and watching JO shoot bad shots and ignore open teammates? But somehow, someway, Carlisle always brought them around. At least I assume it was Carlisle. I guess the pessimist in me wonders if it was Reggie's presence and hope/respect his teammates had for his legacy that brought the players around more than anything Carlisle was doing.
I do think Carlisle's weakness is in game adjustments. His strong suit seems to be game to game adjustments. But overall, how he kept this team together and battling to the end, was nothing short of amazing. Very much COTY material. Even with my complaints and questions I can see that. I think Carlisle is a very good coach but I don't think he is a perfect coach. But perfect coaches are rare indeed... if they even exist at all.
I guess I have to mention 11/19 because everything changed that night. I personally don't think Artest's reaction was much different than many starters in the NBA would be in similar circumstances. The problem is, Artest was the last player (thanks to his history) that could do something like that. I also believe the mitigating circumstance should've allowed Artest to serve a long suspension but be back this year, even with his history.
I also believe 11/19 pointed out a problem with punishments in the NBA and a need for more creativity in handing out something other than 'death sentence' punishments. It's not fair to anybody, fans, players, owners, city, etc because too much money rides on the success of NBA teams. From the hard earned money spent by fans at the games, to the money spent at surrounding businesses in the city, to the money needed to operate the team, there needs to be a better way. Besides the money angle, it also puts players and coaches into situations where lots of questions are brought up. Overused players get injured and don't perform as well as hoped once they are forced out of the comfort zone. Coaching gets questioned.
And I am not sure these questions that are raised will automatically be answered and heal. They may be more like cracks in a foundation that grow and grow. That worries me. Can Humpty Dumpty be put back together again?
And while I am at it I want to mention all the talk we've heard in the past about the respect Walsh gets or how the Pacers are a model NBA team in the league. All that counted for apparently nothing come 11/19.
Meanwhile, the Pistons, the organization and fans, were allowed to walk away with barely a bump in their season. Not even a verbal lashing from the league- leaving Indiana to bear the brunt even tho there was more to the story than just Indiana at fault.
But what happened wasn't all bad. We did get a look at how our team reacts to adversity. Some get high marks... some... welllllll....
I question Carlisle's quick reinsertion of players back into the rotation. In the end, he ended up questioning it as well. I'm not as down on SJax as some of you are. I think there were some missed things in the Detroit episode that got his dander up to begin with (a major shove and who knows what was being said)... and I have no idea what was in his mind when he went into the stands. Did he really go in swinging randomly? No...
Was he going to get Ron? Was he going to pick random fights? We'll never know because several Piston fans reacted first.
JO was probably overused on his return but IMHO Sjax most certainly was.
I think this season also exposed several things. Artest's importance is one of them. That doesn't mean he couldn't be replaced but it is clear to me that of the current players Artest is more valuable than JO. I now believe JO is overrated and has much farther to go before he can carry a team... if he ever can. He has lots to work on, much of it above his injured shoulder. JO is more of a complimentary type player and needs others. He's Robin, he needs a Batman. The fallacy of thinking he is anywhere near Duncan should've been put to rest this season. That is not to say JO should be tossed out with the first deal that comes along to rid ourselves of the Bender curse but it is to say we (fans and coaches) need to ratchet down the expectations that JO is our savior. He may not even end up the heir to the throne that Reggie just abdicated.... altho I am sure he'll sit on it and declare himself emperor.
I worry that he won't 'get it', that he'll have trouble being second fiddle. That he will 'dominate' the ball. That he will force the team to choose between the best for the team and some balance that keeps JO happy.... that nobody will be willing to tell the emperor he has no clothers. He'll be 27 I believe this next season. It's way past time to quit using youth or immaturity as an excuse. He's been in this league 8-9 years.
He's our max player. I don't think it is asking too much that he be expected to lead by example and that means hard work, fundamentals, sharing the ball, not forcing shots, playing defense, making his teammates better, etc..
Bender.... If no deal can be found to take him then I say cut him. Eat the money and send a signal that enough is enough and this team is expected to be TOUGH. Bender and 'tough' don't belong in the same sentence. This past season should have shown all of us the problem of wasting roster spots on players who can't or won't play for whatever reason.
I'm pretty much resigned to the fact Artest will be here next season. We need to make sure the cupboard isn't bare if he should get suspended.... or decide he wants to retire or only play on days with a "T" in the name... or whatever (and I am one of the people who believes his retirement was FAR worse than what he did in Detroit). But then maybe if JO is the prima donna I am starting to believe he could be then that could wear on anyone... especially somebody that isn't wired quite the same as most people in the first place. While we can't expect equal value for Artest at this point, our insurance policy could certainly be someone of the quality (or better) than we could expect in a trade. IOW, instead of trading Artest for an average player and then being without Artest, why not just sign an average or better player as the insurance policy and just keep Artest? Could that be James Jones?
I'm still not convinced Gregg Foster is starting material. I like him as the energy guy off the bench. To me, that there's an argument that Jeff should be our starting center points out how weak we are there. I'm intrigued by Harrison. Maybe he can learn from Dale (and his season with Reggie) about what it is going to take and he can put to rest questions of who starts.
When Larry Bird was announced to be heading to the front office I got pretty excited. I thought maybe the days of standing pat were behind us. I believed Bird wouldn't be satisfied with anything but a championship. Well, it's time for him to get to work... or for Donnie to lean on him... because it is not a given that we'll be on par with Detroit next year (they own JO and Artest didn't exactly eat them up in 2004)... Does Sjax make the difference with our core? And then Miami scares me even tho we did well against them this year. And Scott Skiles scares me as well. He can coach.
I'm a firm believer that you do have to make trades and tweaks just to keep from getting stale. It also energizes the fanbase... altho a "Bender is healing" story seems to energize some Pacer fans WAY more than it should.
Tinsley.... I am now officially worried about Tinsley as our starting PG. I know I tend to 'see' things some of you easily dismiss BUT I think there was more to his extended leave after his mother died than we were told. I don't know what it might've been- problem with a teammate, injury, quit on the team, etc... but I will always think there was more to the story besides mourning. Regardless, we still have the injury plague with him. We have more seasons where he can't play... or can't play at 100%, because he's injured. Again.
Patterns are important.
Another thing I am worried about with this collection of players is them trying to fill the vacuum created with Reggie's departure. Rather than let it naturally happen I could see some of these guys forcing things and causing problems. Rick might have his work cut out for him here. But then he somehow managed to pull them together this season.
I will say this, if Carlisle is to blame for this "throw it into JO" offense and "never see the ball again until after JO shoots" then I am ready to start helping Carlisle pack. I'm doubting this is exactly what Carlisle wants tho. Regardless of why we see it, if we still see it overused (abused) again next season then we can forget about a championship. Until that is corrected, until JO learns to pass the ball, until he learns not to force things, until he learns to keep his head into the game, we WILL be beat in the playoffs. That is just too easy to defend AND demoralizing for the team and fans.
11/19 as brought us a lot of questions. It might have also given us some answers... although not necessarily answers we are wanting to hear.
BTW... Our little run without JO and with Reggie again the focus and Dale setting screens and grabbing IMPORTANT rebounds pretty much told me what I knew all along. The 1999 and 2000 teams had more in the tank even without Rik. Deferring to JO has been a mistake on either Reggie's part, coaching, or management's part.
On another note... I don't think I'll ever forget that Orlando game with only 6 players available. And the Boston game a few nights later will also stay with me. I can still see a frustrated Paul Pierce complaining about losing to the "3rd string".


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When NVIDIA released the GeForce GTX Titan video card they debuted a lifelike human face rendering demo called FaceWorks. NVIDIA has made that demo available to download and you can grab the 309MB file here. The character in the demo is called "Digital Ira" and in the demo you can see him immersed in three different lighting environments. You can also adjust his skin rendering to see the effect of sub surface light transmission through his skin. If you are ready to see some awesome realism when it comes to facial expressions be sure to give this demo a test drive.
This demonstration highlights the state of the art in performance capture. All Ira"s motions were acted out in a "light stage" at the Institute for Creative Technology at USC. The team there headed by Dr. Paul Debevec is able to photographically capture facial geometry, surface detail, and lighting information of an actor without any of the traditional tricks of face markers or special makeup. This light stage data is pulled into NVIDIA"s demo engine, and using FaceWorks rendering technology we witness a realism of human facial rendering never before seen in real time. FaceWorks shading gives Ira lifelike skin, eyes, lips and teeth. Adaptive tessellation keeps the curves of his face perfectly smooth.
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Oddball Animated Cast Gets Vinyl Figures...
Funko announces that they will be producing the oddball animated cast of Cartoon Network's Regular Show as Pop! vinyl figures. The first assortment, available September 26th, will include Benson, Mordecai, Muscle Man, Rigby and Skips.
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I'm a major proponent of doing the Dividend Growth investing within an IRA. So the dividend tax increase won't affect me directly..
But a declining market (as last week was) and maybe in the next few weeks does not affect my investing portfolio. My goal is to have a consistent dividend stream. A down market does not affect that dividend stream.


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Groene at the Legislature: Teacher absences, substitutes
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Deanna R. Fischer, 39, of Hershey, was sentenced Wednesday to 364 days in the Lincoln County Detention Center.
Fischer was sentenced twice, once for sexual assault of a child and once for child abuse, but the sentences will run concurrently -- at the same time.
Fischer will get credit for the 23 days she has served in jail and she must register as a sex offender for 15 years.
Fischer was convicted in Lincoln County Court March 12. The charges were originally felonies but were reduced to misdemeanors in a plea deal with the Lincoln County Attorneys Office.
In court Wednesday, Chief Deputy Lincoln County Attorney Tanya Roberts-Connick noted that the pre-sentence investigation did not recommend probation.
Defense attorney Michael Nozicka said it is a sad situation.
Her husband killed himself over this and Deanna feels she has been left holding the bag. Nozicka said. The state couldnt prosecute Daniel so they turned to the next best thing. It is a matter of a difference of opinion that a period of probation would be suitable for rehabilitation and that would certainly cost the state less money.
Troshynski asked on Deannas behalf that she be sentenced to the county jail instead of the Hastings Correctional Center for women. He also asked for a few days for Deanna to get her affairs in order.
Lincoln County Judge Michael Piccolo agreed that it has been a difficult case.
Obviously I dont take sentencing in cases like this lightly, Piccolo told Fischer. I do, though, have to take into consideration a recurring theme in the pre-sentence investigation that shows no accountability in all this on your part.
Based on the lack of accountability and the kind of victims involved, Piccolo said probation is not appropriate, and he ordered Fischer to be taken to the detention center directly from the court room, with no delay.
Daniel Fischer was charged with nine counts of sexual assault of a child. After the charges, while out on bail, he took his own life.
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I had trouble printing the labels, the first couple of rows were spot on but then the text didn't line up anymore and I couldn't adjust it and lost a bunch of labels. I also had trouble figuring out how to just print 6 of a label instead of a whole sheet. I really to like the designs and how the labels look when everything works well.
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While I really like these little oval labels and will continue to use them, the downloadable template was not precise enough. I had to "fudge" a couple of the rows, and ruin a number of label sheets, to make them work. Perhaps the small sheet size makes it more difficult to be perfectly accurate in a printer.
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these labels are great for canning and food gifts. they seem to stand up to the heat and moisture when labeling fresh canned goods. Id like to see more designs available for those of us who dont know how to add designs to the labels
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These labels are AWESOME! Only trouble is that I simply could not get them to print like I wanted them. For some reason, the first three rows printed fine, but the last rows on each sheet would not print the entire background. I ended up with a small amount of white showing on my colored background along the bottom of each oval label. No matter what I tried, I couldn't get it fixed...so ended up wasting several sheets in order to print out enough good ones for my project. It looked right on the screen, but didn't print like that. I should have called in to customer service...but was on a deadline!


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Launched in January 2010 and closed in June 2013, Center Square Journal and its sister publication, Roscoe View Journal, were independently-owned and operated news publications that covered the ins and outs of Chicago's Lincoln Square, Northcenter, Ravenswood, Roscoe Village and West Lakeview neighborhoods. At their height well over 100,000 readers visited the sites each month and dozens of great writers, photographers and artists contributed coverage, opinions and insight.
Now shuttered for good, here you can find an archive of the thousands of articles, illustrations and photographs from the CSJ/RVJ team. Thank you for your readership!


text: This is the NBA's 65th season. Pre-season starts in October 3. Regular season starts in October 26. All-Star will be in Los Angeles Staples Center (hopefully I can attend) on February 20th, the 60th All Star event by the NBA. Predictions? In the West, the Lakers is still the team to beat, hell they are the tam to beat, period. They just got stronger defensively w/o sacrificing offense. Oklahoma will get deeper in the playoffs and clinch higher than the 8th spot this year. Portland might actually go deep if they stay health, big "if". Nuggets, Suns and Spurs are weaker, CP3 is unhappy in NO. Dallas is right there but how many times will they choke? I'm hoping the Clips can make a stride with a healthy Blake and Vinny Del Negro as the new coach. I can see them clinching the 8th spot, but then again I say that almost every year. For the East, this might be the first time in a very long time that the East just looks so much stronger than the West. Miami Heat, not much can be said that hasn't been said a million times. Boston is old but they got better, no more Wallace but got Shaq. They did get Jermaine O'neal, who managed to stay decently healthy last year. The big 3 is still there along with Doc Rivers. Chicago got Boozer, a big boost to the team. I expect big things if they stay healthy. NY got Amare, I'm still not convince this team will do much but Amare will benefit from D'Antonis system again. They will have a great team in a year or two for sure. The Bucks were my underdog of choice last year, sucks that Bogut got hurt, just when he was hitting his potential. Hope to see this team succeed, but will be tough in a stronger East. Atlanta overpaid for Johnson the way Memphis overpaid for Gay, new coach might get them over the hump. Will be interesting to see. New Jersey and Washington got strong Rookies. NJ got a threat in their bigs and WAS got a big threat in their smalls. Again, something interesting to see to say the least. Magic is meh, they are still good, losing Barnes will hurt but they can just move Pietrus to his spot and give JJ Reddick more PT. They'll be in the thick of things in the race to the Finals. My Finals prediction, Lakers vs. Boston once again. The Heat got a big chance but I haven't seen how the 3 egos will function the whole season. I am also not so sure they can beat a healthy Celtics just yet either. 2010-2011 Champion: Lakers 3peat!


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The apartment has an independent entrance at 20 mts from the main entrance of the building.
The sleeping area offers two bedrooms, of which the first with two single bed, and the second with a modern sofa bed. The bathroom is fitted with a shower.
San Giovanni / Esquilino/Colle Oppio / San Lorenzo
Although close in proximity, these 4 areas are quite dissimilar. San Giovanni kicks off with the Basilica and Via Appia Nuova, great for shopping and dining. San Lorenzo is the university hub. Colle Oppio is the characteristic area around the Colosseum.
House rulesThe check-in 4.00 - 7.00 P.M. (after 9.00 P.M. extra charge 20 euros)
The check-out within 10.00 A.M.
The security deposit (200 euro) will pay in cash upon the check in
So that the organization of the check-in is possible, the client must inform the city manager of the schedule of anticipated arrival, contacting him 4/5 days by mail or telephone before.
It is guaranteed that the house will be ready for you at 4 p.m., while it shall be left free no later than 10.00 A.M. on the departure day.
We inform you that from 1 January 2011 the municipality of Rome has introduced a tax on tourism services in the city overnight to € 3.50 per person per night
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Reviews of this property
Die besten Vermieter, welche man sich wünschen kann. Sehr freundliche und zuvorkommende Personen. Die Unterkunft ein Traum, im Herzen von Rom, allerdings sehr ruhige Gegend. Sauber, Geräumig und ein recht angenehmer Aufenthalt wird garantiert ...
Good location near the Colosseum and the center of all the exciting sight. Nice apartment on a small road with many green trees and close to the metro station. Quick assistance in case of doubt.
Mooi ruim appartement in een rustige straat vlakbij een metro station. Niet ver van Colleseum. Appartement is voorzien van alle gemakken. Aanrader.
A very nice and clean apartment close to the Colosseum and Forum Romanum. We had a very good holiday!
Appartement vaste, très confortable et extrêmement bien équipé !
Nous avons été très très bien accueillis malgré notre arrivée tardive ( minuit ! ) avec tous les renseignements utiles à notre séjour.
L'appartement est près de la station de métro.
Je vous le recommande sincèrement.
We have been in Rome for 5 days ( 4 nights ) and must say that this apartment in Rome centre was an excellent choice. Everything was well organized and clean. They even showed us where we could find the supermarket In the apartment is a very handy brochure where you can find where and how to travel. Due to the fact that we where with 4 persons we took a taxi from and to the Airport. There is a fixed price of Euro 48,00. We would like to recommend this apartment and without any doubt we will book this again in the near future. Max
We are a family with 2 children, 14 and 15 years old. As we arrived at the appartment we had to wait for 1,5 hours before we got the key to get in. The appartment is small, but of good size, the beds are fine. There was no good kitchenutensils to cook , not even an egg. (the pans were of no use). If you like to drink coffee, you'd better take an apparatus with you. it was not clean, in opposite to last year in Paris, were everything was fine. The metrostation is nearby, a 5 minute walk.
Very welcome. Comfortable, spacious, clean and conforms to the description. It is conveniently located 2 steps from the metro and tram connections to all sights. The access to the shuttle from the airport is very convenient égalment.
Would recommend.
Tres bon accueil. Appartement confortable, spacieux, propre et conforme a la description. Il est bien situé, a 2 pas du metro et du tram qui desservent tous les sites touristiques. L'acces a la navette de l'aeroport est egalment tres pratique.
A recommander.
Super apartment and is well situated.
Super lejlighed og ligger godt.
Overall a pleasant holiday. The apartment corresponded to the descriptions and the host was attentive and helpful.
Lightweight Minus: Old TV set - hardly usable programs
Insgesamt ein angenehmer Urlaub. Das Appartement entsprach den Beschreibungen und der Gastgeber war aufmerksam und hilfsbereit.
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Swine genomic markers, phenotypes, chromosomes and genotyping are playing an increasingly important role in the latest efforts against porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus. The science of genetics will play a vital role in the development of PRRS-resistant pigs and eventual elimination of the disease, according to Bob Rowland, professor of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology, Kansas State University.
Rowland is executive director of the PRRS Coordinated Agricultural Project. The objective of the USDA-funded research program is to develop a roadmap for the eventual elimination of the PRRS virus.
The control and elimination of PRRS is likely the most challenging task facing the swine industry worldwide. Several factors related to the biology of the virus make disease detection and elimination extremely difficult.
In addition, PRRS-control efforts are hampered by a lack of effective means to protect naïve herds from infection. Recent efforts have focused on regional initiatives intended to eliminate the costly disease from one specific geographic area at a time. One example of success is the Stevens County project in Minnesota, which has attained a PRRSV-negative status and has been expanded to include all of northern Minnesota.
"The PRRS virus is the most rapidly changing virus on the planet, plus it is stealthy, persistent and easily transmitted," Rowland says. "The virus circulates very nicely within a production system. It might go away for a time but it keeps coming back."
Regional control initiatives, air filtration of barns and vaccine technology are important steps, but there is no magic bullet in the battle against PRRS, Rowland says. "We need to bring all those things to bear if we are to win the battle against the disease."
Rowland looks at PRRS not as an individual pig disease but as a population disease — one that causes economic loss by reducing herd performance. "All the infectious diseases in the history of swine production combined have had less economic impact than PRRS has had over the last 15 to 20 years," he says.
The National Animal Health Monitoring System estimates that 21 percent of U.S. swine farms have the disease. Rowland believes up to 60 percent of farms have the virus.
Current research being conducted with the PRRS CAP centers around improvement in swine genetics, or improving the pig's tolerance to the disease, according to Rowland. "Some pigs don't care if they have the virus and maybe this is the type of pigs we should be breeding."
Rowland says that it could be possible to breed pigs that are "vaccine-ready" and that would respond better to vaccine. "Maybe we should think in terms of bringing the pig to the vaccine, rather than the vaccine to the pig," he says. "We will see more work in the area of genetic modifications that will bring more favorable genes into a pig. We can breed pigs that are PRRS-resistant."
"The PRRS Host Genetics Consortium is the first-of-its-kind approach to disease research and is playing a vital role in understanding how swine genetics can influence the outcome of PRRSV infection," Rowland says. (See http://bit.ly/Xiel6H.)"Results also have identified new avenues for other areas of PRRS research, including new diagnostic techniques, new surveillance approaches and a better understanding of virus ecology."
"It is a visionary approach to the industry's efforts against PRRS," according to Rowland. The effort involves integration of state-of-the-art genomics research and the latest advancements in virology. "It is a unique approach and involves PRRS researchers, swine genome scientists, National Pork Board animal-health specialists and breeding companies."
The consortium establishes a multi-disciplinary, multi-national team of researchers to advance these efforts, and 13 trials involving 2,600 pigs have been completed, according to Rowland. "We are identifying genes that infer PRRS resistance."
USDA and NPB are key funding sources for the consortium. Total funding for the effort has reached $15 million to $20 million, Rowland says. "There is no single company or entity with the resources to conduct this project."
The database created thus far by the consortium will provide future researchers with crucial results to conduct ongoing PRRS research.


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Fire is a natural and beneficial part of many forest ecosystems, but the number and intensity of fires today is challenging fire managers and forest communities throughout the West.
Hear more from Dr. Amanda Staudt, NWF's global warming scientist:
National Wildlife Federation looked at how global warming is fueling Western wildfires in the report, Increased Risk of Catastrophic Wildfires: Global Warming's Wake-Up Call for the Western United States.
The frequency of large wildfires and the total area burned have been steadily increasing in the Western United States, with global warming being a major contributing factor.
Longer fire seasons will result as spring runoff occurs earlier, summer heat builds up more quickly, and warm conditions extend further into fall. Western forests typically become combustible within a month of when snowmelt finishes. Snowpack is now melting 1 to 4 weeks earlier than it did 50 years ago.
Drier conditions will increase the probability of fire occurrence. Summertime temperatures in western North America are projected to be 3.6 to 9 degrees Fahrenheit higher by mid-century, enhancing evaporation rates, while precipitation is expected to decrease by up to 15 percent. The Southwest will be hit particularly hard, perhaps shifting to a more arid climate.
More fuel for forest fires will become available because warmer and drier conditions are conducive to widespread beetle and other insect infestations, resulting in broad ranges of dead and highly combustible trees. Higher temperatures enhance winter survival of mountain pine beetles and allow for a more rapid lifecycle. At the same time, moderate drought conditions for a year or longer can weaken trees, allowing bark beetles to overcome the trees' defense mechanisms more easily.
Increased frequency of lightning is expected as thunderstorms become more severe. In the western United States a 1.8 degree Fahrenheit increase in temperature is expected to lead to a 6 percent increase in lightning. This means that lightning in the region could increase by 12 to 30 percent by mid-century.
The bottom line is that the overall area burned is projected to double by late this century across 11 western states if the average summertime temperature increases 2.9 degrees Fahrenheit, with Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico and Utah being hit particularly hard.
Fire was once a healthy, natural part of our ecosystem, however climate change and other pressures are causing more intensified firestorms, sparking more damage and putting wildlife more at risk. How is wildlife impacted by fires?
Read more about how wildfires impact wildlife by Dr. Doug Inkley >>
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Holy Family Catholic Church invites the community to share a Lite Lunch Wednesday, Oct. 20, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall, three miles north on U.S. Highway 27A.
Everyone is welcome and there is no charge or obligation of any kind.
Come enjoy a hot meal and fellowship.
By James Snyder
(James 1:19-27)
We live in such a fast-paced, hectic world we forget that God's voice waits to be heard. Nothing is more urgent. Nothing is more needful. Nothing is more rewarding than hearing what God has to say. Oftentimes the question isn't, "Is God speaking?", but rather are we being still enough and quiet enough to listen?
The Rev. James L. Snyder
Everybody has places where they are the most comfortable. When a person (Yours Truly) is out of their comfortable place there is a certain, what should I say, discomfort. There are two places where I am the most comfortable.
The first place is behind my computer writing. The second place is behind my pulpit preaching.
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Hunting can be hard. I have witnessed this many times. These last three days were another example. Each day started at four o'clock in the morning and we arrived back home at about ten each night. Most nights we got to bed at about midnight. I'm tired.
Peace Lutheran Church resumed Sunday morning Adult Bible Study and Sunday School, at 9 a.m. The adult class is currently studying the parables. Everyone is welcome.
Other Bible study groups meet on Wednesday at 10 a.m., and at 6:30 p.m. The 6:30 group enjoys a potluck meal prior to Bible study.
Peace Lutheran Church (the church on the hill) is five miles north of Dunnellon, at 7201 S. Highway 41. Sunday worship is at 10 a.m.
Holy Family Catholic Church will have a fall carnival on Saturday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Save by purchasing your tickets in advance Oct. 20 to 22 in the church office at four tickets for $1. Call 352-528-2893.
Holy Family Catholic Church will hold a fish fry at the Parish Hall, located three miles north of the town of Williston on Hwy 27A, Friday, Oct. 8 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Fish, french fries, hushpuppies, drinks, dessert and your choice of two sides of baked beans, coleslaw, or grits will be served.
Costs are: adults $7, senior citizen meal (slightly smaller portion) $6 and children $4 (under 12). Take out orders welcome.
Evangelist Bob Fisher will hold special services at Cornerstone Assembly of God Sunday through Wednesday, Oct. 3-6.
"Bob Fisher is one of the premier evangelists in the nation. His message on the power of God is life changing. He will be praying for the sick and ministering to various needs during these four days of special services. We are praying for and believing God for miracles to take place,"according to Pastor Dave Matheny,
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Event Presented by the LRI National Coalition and Congresswoman Hilda L. Solis (D-CA)
Congressional staff, lupus advocates, and government representatives gathered on Capitol Hill on October 4th for a briefing to hear about a long-neglected subject: the devastating impact of the autoimmune disease lupus on women of color.
Leading lupus physicians, NIH staff, private sector advocates and others, including the S.L.E. Lupus Foundation, presented models for grass roots, community-based intervention programs designed to reach minority populations.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American women not only run a substantially increased risk of developing lupus, but are more prone than others to suffer from very serious and potentially life-threatening complications such as kidney failure.


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'"I didn't go to the draft. I was at a skating camp in Penticton, British Columbia. I really didn't feel I was going to get drafted. I had broken a leg the year before and only played in 24 games (with Lethbridge). I don't even remember who told me told me, if it was one of my parents or someone from the club, that I was drafted."'
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This was just reported and shown on NBATV's Gametime show. It appeared to be a non-contact injury and he came up gimpy, hopped to the bench, and then had to be helped to the locker room. He will not return to tonight's game.
The injury is to his right knee, which is not the same knee that kept him out for 18 months.


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Widespread reports have Walmart Foundation president Sylvia Mathews Burwell heading to Washington to serve as President Obama's director of the Office of Management and Budget.
If true, Burwell's tenure in Northwest Arkansas will have been short lived. She joined Walmart a little over a year ago after roughly a decade in various leadership roles with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Prior to that, she held various positions in Washington, D.C. including deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget, deputy chief of staff to President Bill Clinton and chief of staff to Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wal-Mart's vice president of produce and floral says the retailer's scale and leverage can mean rapid expansion of its local food and sustainability initiatives.
Wal-Mart not only has the power to induce change, Dorn Wenninger said, but executives are evaluated on how they reach those goals.
Wenninger spoke Feb. 22 at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's 2013 Agricultural Outlook Forum.
He outlined Wal-Mart's commitment to local growers, which he said is driven by the 100 million consumers who shop its stores every week. Wenninger said that 40% of Wal-Mart's customers say that locally grown food is important to them and almost all shoppers' value freshness.
"Our consumers equate local with freshness," he said.
Wal-Mart defines local produce as produce grown and sold in the same state. In 2010, the company said it would double local produce on the shelves by 2015, and Wenninger said the retailer has added "hundreds of millions" in local produce sales and is on track to hit that goal. All 50 states have locally grown programs for Wal-Mart, and the chain is recognizing local growers with in-store and media marketing efforts, he said.
Wenninger said sourcing local produce isn't without challenges. The irony is that local produce can sometimes be more expensive to deliver, he said.
"Because of scale and the challenges of logistics, it is frequently more costly to deliver local produce here in Washington, D.C., that comes from Virginia than it is to deliver whole loads of apples from Yakima, Wash., due to the economies of scale and efficiencies involved," he said.
Working with smaller growers to meet the needs of Wal-Mart's size can bring surprises, he said.
Two years ago, Wal-Mart arranged to buy from watermelon from growers in Tuskegee, Ala. Those growers assumed they were to supply 17 pickup loads, but the chain was expecting 17 tractor trailer loads, he said. This summer, those watermelon growers in have geared up to supply between 100 and 300 truckloads of watermelons to Wal-Mart.
Wenninger said Wal-Mart has begun to use its national scale to focus on local foods.
Part of that was done by reorganizing produce purchasing. Several years ago the chain created two levels of buyers.
While retaining produce purchasing in Bentonville, Wal-Mart opened offices in California, Washington, Texas and Florida. Those offices are staffed with produce buyers knowledgeable about local fruit and vegetable production.
"It is actually easier to buy 100 loads of apples in Washington than it is to buy 200 half-loads scattered around the Northeast," he said.
The challenge for Wal-Mart is collectively get through some of those barriers to take advantage of the benefits of local produce, he said.
Wenninger has more 20 years of experience in the food industry in production, supply, logistics and sales. Previous stints were at Chiquita Brands International (in charge of South American operations), Driscoll's (vice president of European operations), Florida berry company Clear Springs and S. Katzman Produce. He joined Wal-Mart three years ago as vice president of global food sourcing.


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I've seen blizzard create some poorly designed content but this brawls guild thing takes the cake.
Blizzard consistently says they want everyone to see the content they create. Looks like that's exactly what they meant.
You can see the content you just can't play it while watching others with deeper pockets play it. Genius!


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We're proud to welcome Bruce Wilkie, one of Vermont's best fine furniture makers to our family of artisan woodworkers at Vermont Woods Studios Custom Furniture. Bruce was featured at the 2010 Vermont Fine Furniture Festival in Woodstock, VT and this is the signature piece he displayed at the show.
The Custom Collector's Cabinet is handcrafted of solid maple wood with solid black walnut drawers and beaded doors. Bruce is a seasoned expert at this, after working with wood and furniture for more than 30 years. I love to feel the smooth finish on this piece and open the drawers and doors because they are so perfectly fit. Bruce's pieces are surprisingly well priced too. I've never seen a piece with this much detail and craftsmanship offered at such a value price. Someone is going to be very lucky.
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MORE than 10,000 athletes and spectators descended on Wollaton Park in Nottingham for the Saucony English National Cross Country Championships last weekend.
Halesowen AC's Under-15s girls' team, who were crowned West Midlands League Champions a fortnight ago, took the opportunity to test themselves against the rest of the UK, finishing tenth out of 37 teams.
The race was won by Sabrina Sinha from Cambridge Harriers in 15.10. Abigail Saker led the Halesowen girls' team home in 71st place (17.19), followed in by Lily Higgins in 74th (17.21), Livvy Worth 129th (18.00), Katrina Simpson 149th (18.13) and Chloe Chapman 301st (20.53).
Jonathan Lewis raced in the Under-17 men's team, placing 267th in a time of 26.48, while Isabel Hall ran in the Under-17 women's race finishing 169th in 23.46.
In the senior men's race, which saw a field of well over 1,500 runners, Stockport Harriers' Steve Vernon took the tape in 36.23.
Halesowen were represented by Richard White 304th (42.35), Mark Hadley 493rd (45.01), Dave Turvey 649th (46.47), Phillip Scarr 1,017th (51.03), Alex Morgan 1,036th (51.23), James Atkins 1,186th (53.39), Richard Guest 1,378th (57.05) and Andrew Nock 1,384th (57.14). Bedford won the team competition with Halesowen men placing 68th out of 127.


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Dairy policy reform could get under way as early as February, once congressional agricultural committees re-convene and take up the next Farm Bill.
Congressman Collin Peterson, ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee, told Agri-Talk radio on Thursday that he and his colleagues plan to begin discussion of the Farm Bill next month and will try to get the bill done by May or June.
"I think we'll get a good bill out of committee in both the House and the Senate," Peterson said. "What I'm worried about is what happens on the floor (of Congress after it leaves committee)," he says. "We could get in a situation where we get an unholy alliance between the left and the right" that could significantly change what comes out of committee, he adds.
With regard to dairy reform, Peterson has introduced the Dairy Security Act of 2011 that would provide farmers with "margin protection" against unfavorable swings in feed prices relative to milk prices.
The proposed legislation has "pretty good support across the industry," he said, with the exception of the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA).
IDFA, which represents dairy processors, is opposed to the "dairy market stabilization" provision of Peterson's bill that would kick in and potentially limit milk production increases when producers experience low or negative margins, such as occurred in 2009.
The Dairy Security Act would be a voluntary program. And, some changes have been made to make it more appealing to smaller-sized dairies, Peterson says.
Peterson said he thinks the Dairy Security Act is about where it needs to be. "We're just waiting for a vehicle," he added.
That vehicle is the Farm Bill.
Although discussions on the Farm Bill will begin soon, the whole process could drag into 2013, Peterson says. "That would be a very bad outcome, because I think things are going to be worse in 2013 than they are now, so there is no advantage to agriculture to have this delayed."
Many observers believe the budget-cutting pressure in Washington, D.C., will simply increase in coming years.


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You have your ticket to TechEd North America, and your bags are packed to be in New Orleans June 3-6–what now? The folks on the SharePoint team have you covered. Bookmark this blog, because it's your SharePoint session cheat sheet for TechEd, with all of the resources and links that you need to become a TechEd pro, even if this is your first conference (and if this is your first TechEd conference, check out this post).
TechEd North America schedule and map
Check out the overview of the TechEd Itinerary, so you know when to be up, when to break for lunch, and when it's time to party. Keep the map of the facilities handy so you know how to get where you want to go.
Build your SharePoint session schedule
Have you still not finalized your schedule? Don't fret. Here are links to key focus areas for SharePoint. Just follow the link, click the session title you want, and choose +My Schedule to add it to your calendar.
There is more going on than breakout sessions. Sharpen your SharePoint skills by attending hands-on labs where you'll learn tons of new tricks in areas that range from auto-hosting apps, to building workflows to expanding your social abilities. Register now for SharePoint hands-on labs.
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Arriving early? Be ready to hit the ground running and attend SharePoint seminar PRC08: Install and Configure SharePoint 2013. The seminar takes place on 9am-5pm CDT on Sunday, June 2. (The SharePoint topic is #8, so it will probably be in the early afternoon.) There are also many hands-on labs happening that day, plus you'll have access to the Microsoft Retail Store, TechEd 101 (for TechEd novices), and other great events. For a full overview, refer to the TechEd Itinerary.
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Network with experts and peers
With a strong community forum and a full schedule of events, TechEd is the perfect place to meet industry players and forge lasting friendships. Bring your business cards and join the conversation. Learn more networking tips here: Connect with Experts and Your Peers at TechEd!
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There are four topic areas to choose from, and each topic is available all week. Spend one day at each one, or spend the whole week at one area. Mix and match however you want, the choice is yours!
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Take advantage of their knowledge and expertise. This is a great opportunity for networking and for some one-on-one Q&A time with an array of SharePoint pros.
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The Office Garage answers tough questions and shows off the latest capabilities across Microsoft Office. Watch unique demos and white boarding sessions on the giant PPI display in real-time. Listen to in depth experiences and solutions from top Office engineers and take part in the trivia quiz for prizes and bragging rights.
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Learn more at www.microsoft.com/garage where you can discover additional resources and check out the complete archive of weekly episodes of the Garage Series shows.
Make the most of New Orleans and join the TechEd party
There are plenty of events surrounding TechEd that you should take full advantage of while you're in New Orleans. Take a look at Best Things to See, Do and Eat in New Orleans for ideas on the best that the city has to offer, including restaurants, nightlife, and local attractions. There are also bike clubs, jam sessions, parties, and meet-ups–check the forum to see what else is going on while you're in town. And be sure to join us 7:30pm-midnight on Thursday, June 6 for the TechEd North America Closing Party where TechEd transforms the Mercedes-Benz Superdome for an incredible night. Along with a line-up of great local music and dancing, part of the dome floor will be covered in field turf where you can attempt a field goal, try your luck at a quarterback pass, or cheer on your friends and colleagues.


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With a little less than a month until signing day, Dallas (Texas) Kimball shooting guard Keith Frazier is one of a handful of five-star prospects who remains uncommitted at this time. That status is expected to change any day now.
Last week, Frazier announced he will make his decision on March 28th, and choose between his finalists of Texas Tech, Texas A&M and SMU. There is now a possibility the five-star shooting guard could announce his decision prior to the March 28th deadline set last week, after deciding to cancel a planned official visit to A&M this upcoming weekend.
Now that Frazier is working with a fluid deadline, the timing of Texas Tech's next basketball hire could play a huge factor in his final decision. If Tech is unable to make a coaching decision by the time he announces, it will put the Red Raiders on the outside looking in for Frazier.
RedRaiderSports.com spoke with Frazier's mentor, Erven "Big E" Davis, who shed some light on the situation.
"Pretty much, we've heard the same thing everyone else has heard (about Tech's coaching situation), they let go of all their assistant coaches," Big E said. "The interim head coach is the person that is his sole recruiter. I haven't really called them or talked to (athletic director) Kirby (Hocutt) about exactly what's going on with them."
Big E added some additional thoughts how a lingering coaching search could hinder Tech's recruitment of the five-star guard.
"He's going to make a decision by the 28th regardless. Of course, if he doesn't know who the head coach is, that probably doesn't bode well for them, but in the same token, he has to make his decision," he said. "Keith wants to go into the McDonald's (All-American) game knowing what school he wants to go to so he can enjoy the experience. He doesn't want to have all the focus on him and what school he's going to and all that other stuff."
With Chris Walker as Frazier's sole recruiter for the Red Raiders, many think Tech will be unable to land Frazier unless the interim tag is dropped from his title. Even though it would benefit them, Big E says the Red Raiders' hopes aren't exclusively tied to Walker.
"One thing about it, him taking a visit down to Texas Tech was solely because the relationship with Walker," Big E explained. "But, him actually coming to the school and actually really considering it like he is now is based off the people he met, the school, the environment and all that. Chris Walker is a big factor in that, but I don't know who they're going to hire. They might hire someone else where there might already be a relationship, I don't know. The relationship though is what got us to take the visit."
"Of course, if they hire somebody that we just didn't know, then we wouldn't be doing that. With Chris, it would be a benefit for them hiring him, but I don't want to say something like if Chris doesn't get it, then there's no way he'd consider Tech."
Big E continued about the future hire, adding some personal thoughts about Walker, who is widely thought of as the leading candidate for the vacant head coaching position.
"If they don't hire Chris, I don't know who they're going to hire. It might be someone else I'm not even thinking about. It might be a good person that, at the end of the day, is right for the job. That's up to them," he said. "I know Chris did a great job and we wouldn't even be considering Texas Tech without Chris. I'm hoping he gets a chance. He's a great dude and the type of guy I would trust with my own son. I guess we'll see what happens."
Aside from his desire to stay relatively close to his hometown of Dallas, Frazier's three finalists are not by accident. Outside of proximity to home, each program offers a different benefit to the McDonald's All-American according to Big E.
"In all of those programs you're going to be playing against other NBA talent, especially when you get into conference play. You look at A&M playing in the SEC, they have the most draft picks come out of that conference every year. Scouts are going to be watching you play against those guys.
"At Texas Tech, I think you have a platform where they're kind of waiting on a special player like Keith. You can tell by the community and the people around there and people in high positions. It's set up for someone like a Keith Frazier to come in there and make a difference at a school that hasn't had someone like that in a while. I think that's something that could definitely pay dividends for someone trying to make it at the next level."
"Then, you go look at SMU, you have a guy that obviously knows what it takes to get there and can be straight up and honest with you about where you are and where you need to be. That doesn't mean that nobody else can tell you that, but the resume is there. I mean, he's the one who hired Gregg Popovich, so the connections are definitely there. When you talk about the next level, you definitely have to consider him as well."
For Tech, SMU and Texas A&M fans, the final few days of the nation's 22nd overall player should be a wild one. RedRaiderSports.com will keep you posted with the latest.


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Born and raised in Virginia, Barbara Day arrived in Fairbanks in October 2001 with her husband, Jim Dixon. She found a job with the UAF Physics Department and currently works as the administrative assistant for the Department of Atmospheric Sciences. Her involvement with the UAF Alumni Association started the minute her husband began serving on the board for the Fairbanks Chapter seven years ago. She has been a valuable member of the team that runs the UAF Alumni Burger Booth at the Fair and has a long association with many of the activities that UAFAA participates in, including Grad Bash, serving cake at the spring commencement reception and UAF Day at the Alaska Goldpanners baseball game among others.
The Alumni Association is a beneficiary of Barbara's hard work, but not the only university activity she participates in. Barbara is two years into her second tenure as the treasurer for the University Women's Association, a position she held for about four years before a two-year break. She looks forward each October to answering telephones for KUAC's annual fundraising. Her favorite community volunteer event is spending Tuesday afternoons at the Fairbanks Community Food Bank, helping prepare bags of food for distribution to needy Fairbanks residents.


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Holder criticizes stand your ground laws
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday strongly criticized stand-your-ground laws that allow a person who believes he is in danger to use deadly force in self-defense.
Referring to the case of Trayvon Martin shooting, Holder said: "separate and apart from the case that has drawn the nation's attention, it's time to question laws that senselessly expand the concept of self-defense and sow dangerous conflict in our neighborhoods."
In an address to an NAACP convention, the attorney general said it is time to question laws that "senselessly expand the concept of self-defense."
The attorney general said the country must take a hard look at laws that contribute to "more violence than they prevent."
Holder said such laws "try to fix something that was never broken."


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A U.S. futures regulator this week urged Congress to boost protections for futures customer funds, weeks after the revelation of a $200 million shortfall at bankrupt futures brokerage Peregrine Financial Group renewed calls for tougher safeguards.
Bart Chilton, a Democratic Commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), asked top lawmakers to create a futures customer insurance fund to backstop customer losses if a brokerage fails.
"I respectfully urge you to approve a futures customer insurance fund," Chilton said in a letter to Senators Debbie Stabenow, Pat Roberts and Congressmen Frank Lucas and Collin Peterson, who head the Senate and House agriculture committees that oversee the CFTC. "While such a fund may not have been needed in the past, it is apparent that one is needed now."
Some lawmakers have expressed interest in the creation of such a fund. However, in a presidential election year, it is unclear whether a bill to create it could get enough votes to pass the Democratic-led Senate and the Republican-led House.
And futures industry experts say that to appeal to futures traders, the fund would need to be so big that it might be too costly to be beneficial.
Calls to bolster futures customer protection have reached a fever pitch since the collapse of PFG earlier this month, with the futures industry still jittery after the failure of MF Global only nine months ago.
PFG CEO Russell Wasendorf Sr. was arrested earlier this month after he confessed to doctoring bank statements to make regulators think his futures brokerage had nearly twice the assets it did, leaving customers with an estimated shortfall of over $200 million.
The fraud, which he says spanned two decades, is now being probed by the Department of Justice and the CFTC, which brought a lawsuit against the firm earlier this month.
A futures fund might be modeled on the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, which guarantees customer securities investments up to $500,000 in the event a brokerage firm collapses.
It could also take a cue from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) which currently guarantees banking customer funds up to $250,000 per insured bank.
MF Global Trustee James Giddens recommended the creation of a similar fund in a report to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan in June.
MF Global filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 31, after investors and customers became rattled over the firm's $6.3 billion bet on European sovereign debt.
Up to $1.6 billion in missing customer funds were lost in the firm's final days.
But futures industry representatives point to significant drawbacks in the fund model.
Speaking at a Senate Agriculture panel in December on MF Global's collapse, Chicago Mercantile Exchange President Terrence Duffy highlighted the hefty cost:
"You're talking about trying to have an insurance system that would be in the hundreds of trillions of dollars of notional value to insure. The premiums would be so astronomical, it would never, ever meet the payout of what it could be."
In February, CME launched a $100 million fund to protect farmers and ranchers who use the exchange for up to $25,000 and cooperatives for up to $100,000 when a clearing member fails.
Farmers and ranchers said the plan amounted to "window dressing."
The CFTC, and industry "self regulatory organizations" like CME and NFA have trumpeted other fixes.
CME has proposed that all customer money to be held at clearinghouses or other depositories in order to keep it out of the hands of brokers where it might be misused.
On the same day Wasserdorf was arrested, the CFTC approved a measure known as the "Corzine rule," which would require top executives at futures brokers to sign off on major withdrawals from customer accounts, among other changes.
At a hearing last week, CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler called for a system that would allow regulators and customers direct automated access to broker bank accounts, echoing ideas that will be discussed at a meeting of the CFTC's Technology Advisory Committee on Thursday.


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Now I hear there's a big football game coming up. To say that I'm not really a football fan would be an understatement. (I confess that I had to check Google to see who's playing.) But while I'm not that big on football, I do like parties, and this dip strikes me as a pretty South Beach friendly snack to eat while you're watching the big game. In the photo I served it with high-fiber 100% whole wheat crackers, but I think it would be great as a dip with whole wheat pita chips or crudites too. If you like tuna and you're looking for an unusual appetizer for your game-day party, give it a try.
Tuna Mousse or Spuma di Tonno
(Makes about 1 cup, recipe adapted slightly from Tuna Mousse found on Sweetnicks. Edit: This recipe was originally created by David Shalleck for his cookbook Mediterranean Summer, and he granted permission for it to be used by Michael Chiorello. Thank you to David Shalleck for correcting that information.)
1 can tuna packed in olive oil (7 oz.)
4 tsp. mayo (recipe called for soft butter)
1 T half and half (recipe called for cream, which I didn't have)
2 tsp. balsamic vinegar (I like Fini balsamic vinegar)
2 tsp. soy sauce
2 tsp. fresh lemon juice
sea salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste (I didn't use much salt)
South Beach Suggestions:
Even if you used the butter and cream this recipe called for, they're in such small amounts that I would still consider this to be South Beach Diet friendly. Serve it with crudites like celery, red peppers, or cucumbers for phase one. For phase 2 or 3 you could use 100% whole wheat crackers or pita chips. (Check the label as sometimes it will say "wheat flour" which is really just white flour. It should say 100% whole wheat or whole wheat.)
More Bloggers Raving over Tuna Mousse:
Spreadable Tuna Mousse from David Lebovitz (Scroll down for Tuna Mousse recipe.) I saw David's post long after I made the tuna mousse. David credited the recipe to David Shalleck's cookbook Mediterranean Summer . (This was edited 1-22-08 - As I mentioned above, thanks to Mr. Shalleck for letting us know in the comments who should get credit for this wonderful recipe.)
More Delicious Options for Tuna Packed in Olive Oil:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly, check ingredients.)
Tuna Stuffed Avocado Salad with Tomatoes, Cilantro, and Lime
White Bean Salad with Tuna and Parsley
Garbanzo and Tuna Salad with Parsley and Red Pepper
Tuna Salad with Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Parsley, and Basil
Linguine with Arugula, Tuna, and Hot Pepper from What Did You Eat
Pasta with Tuna, Arugula and Hot Pepper from Simply Recipes
Herbed Balsamic Tuna Salad from Gluten-Free Bay
Pasta Shells with Italian Tuna and Artichokes from Blue Kitchen
White Bean Salad with Tuna and Artichoke Hearts from Champaign Taste
Tuna-Artichoke Panini from The Domestic Goddess


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Braves to skip Minor's next turn in rotation
SAN DIEGO -- Instead of sending Mike Minor to the Minor Leagues to iron out his difficulties, the Braves are instead going to skip his next turn in the rotation. The struggling southpaw is currently slated to rejoin the rotation for an Aug. 12 start against the Dodgers.
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said Minor will be used out of the bullpen next week. The hope is that the struggling left-hander will have time to make the adjustments necessary to distance himself from the troubles he's experienced while posting a 7.33 ERA and allowing opponents to produce a .403 on-base percentage in his past 10 starts.
"Minor was good with it," Gonzalez said. "He understood completely.'"
With two scheduled days off this upcoming week, the Braves were able to set this plan without affecting any of the other starting rotation members.
Gonzalez said he will spend the next week attempting to get Minor some multi-inning relief opportunities that would allow the southpaw a chance to work on his fastball command and also possibly regain confidence in some of his secondary pitches, namely his slider.
Minor's inability to consistently command his fastball and slider has led him to struggle against left-handed hitters. Though the sample size is not significant, it's certainly alarming that lefties have hit .384 (33-for-86) with a .426 on-base percentage against Minor. These two stats sat at .217 (39-for-180) and .260 last year.
Left-handed opponents have recorded six fewer hits in 94 fewer at-bats against Minor thus far this season.
After allowing a pair of two-run shots to Tommy Medica on Friday night, Minor has now allowed 1.65 home runs per nine innings. If he had compiled enough innings to qualify among the league leaders, that would stand as the second-worst mark in the Majors.
"You see some of those pitches Medica hit, not to take anything away from him, but those are middle-middle pitches," Gonzalez said. "Those pitches should be taken [deep] or used to decapitate one of the infielders. They're just bad pitches."
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A Melksham teenager has been handed a suspended jail term after admitting selling cannabis to friends.
Robbie Shore was spotted trying to hide the drugs when police raided a friend's house when he was visiting last year.
The youngster, who was only 17 at the time, was spotted throwing packages out of a window before struggling with officers who tried to arrest him.
But after hearing the 18-year-old was doing well on a community order, imposed by magistrates for other matters, a judge decided not to jail him.
Tessa Hingston, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court on Friday officers executed a warrant under the Misuse of Drugs Act in Melksham on Friday November 1.
She said Shore, who was sitting on a window sill, was seen to throw a small white package out on to the street below.
"Officers went to grab him. He placed his hands down his pants and took another white package which he threw out of the window," she said.
When they got hold of him he was found with a small amount of herbal matter in a bag and he said to police 'It's cannabis. It's a tenth mate.'
On the window ledge where he had been sitting they found a cannabis grinder, and on him he had £175 cash and two mobiles.
When the phones were examined detectives found a number of messages about selling drugs including a group text saying he was available for dealing.
The cannabis he threw out of the window was found and in total weighed about 7g, worth £72.50.
Shore, of Williams Close, Melksham, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply.
The court heard he was put on a 'fairly intensive community order' last month for offences of dishonesty and possessing cannabis.
Alex Daymond, defending, said his client had grown up in care and started using cannabis before going on to sell it to his friends.
"He clearly wants to address the problems he has. It is a chance to nip this young man's actions in the bud," he said.
Passing sentence, Recorder Alastair Malcolm QC "I hope you now realise the seriousness of what you were doing.
"You could well find yourself going to prison, if you repeat what you were doing you will undoubtedly be going to prison.
"In view of what has been happening since and your response to a community order I am prepared to deal with this by not sending you to prison."
He imposed an eight-month jail term suspended for 18 months and put him on supervision with a drug rehabilitation order and 40 hours of unpaid work.


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Dog Dies While In Care Of Middletown Kennel
The Monmouth County MSPCA is investigating the death of a dog from heat stroke while in the care of a Middletown kennel.
Bugsy, a French bulldog, died from heat stroke last week while he played outside at the Dogs On The Farm kennel for 90 minutes in the heat according to the Star Ledger.
Owner Danielle Collins told the Asbury Park Press that Bugsy was "perfectly healthy" when she left him there. It was not Bugsy's first stay at the kennel.
Kennel owner Karen Leipzig denied to the newspaper that Bugsy was in direct sunlight and says she has video showing him resting in the shade. She says staff tried unsuccessfully to revive Bugsy with CPR. "We're extremely upset," Leipzig told Asbury Park Press . "They (the dogs) are like family to us. … We'd like to know what happened."
The kennel paid for an autopsy which should be available on Tuesday.Leipzig says a senior kennel employee was fired following Bugsy's death and the kennel is putting new policy into place.
Dogs On The Farm's website boasts of having "the largest play areas around" and being located on a "historic horse farm." Pictures posted to their Facebook page feature photos of dogs in both sunny and shaded play areas.
Buddy Amato, head of the MSPCA's law enforcement division, told the Press that "This is not … a cut-and-dry animal cruelty case," said Amato. "I feel very, very bad for the dog owners, and I also feel bad for the people at Dogs On The Farm because obviously this wasn't intentional."
Amato, who is also a bulldog owner, says they should not be left outside in high heat because their flat faces and narrow nasal passages make it especially hard for them to breath.


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Salas to represent Mexico in Classic
VIERA, Fla. -- Cognizant that he is still competing for a spot in the Cardinals big league bullpen, Fernando Salas departed for Arizona on Sunday, overjoyed by the opportunity to represent Mexico in the World Baseball Classic.
While interest in the 16-team tournament may be underwhelming to some American-born players, it is a source of pride for many who grew up outside of this country. Salas described the Classic as Mexico's most important baseball showcase.
"It's a big deal," Salas said. "It's different here because you have the Major Leagues, which is the wish for everyone. But in Mexico, this is very important. All Mexican players want to play in the World Baseball Classic. For us, it's really exciting, because it's an opportunity for players from the Mexican League and the Major Leagues to play together."
Salas was on Mexico's Classic roster in 2009, but did not make an appearance. Four years later, he's expected to be a critical piece in a bullpen that is headlined by Giants closer Sergio Romo.
He leaves the Cardinals, however, knowing that the Classic won't be his sole competition this month.
Though they gave Salas their blessing when he asked for permission to play, the Cardinals also made it clear to Salas that he still has to earn a spot in St. Louis' bullpen this spring.
"We'll watch it as close as we can," manager Mike Matheny said. "Obviously, we'd get a better view here, but we never want to deny these guys the opportunity to do something that they'd really like to do. It's for the good of the game, too."
A year after posting a 2.28 ERA and leading the team in saves with 24, Salas endured an up-and-down 2012. He dealt with a kidney stone problem for the first two months of the season and stayed mostly in a middle-relief role when he returned.
Salas spent the offseason throwing cutters, hopeful that the new pitch will develop into one that he is comfortable enough to use during the regular season. Salas began experimenting with the pitch last summer, but only in the bullpen.
"I'm trying it in games and it's been good," Salas said. "Every player knows you, so you need to work a little more to add to your game. It's another option for me."


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Homers aside, Motte returning to form
ST. LOUIS -- Though some of his progress has been overshadowed by the number of pitches that have left the park, reliever Jason Motte does feel as though he's moving closer to pre-injury form as he continues to distance himself from the rehab process.
The road back has been challenging for Motte, who returned from Tommy John surgery on May 21, a little more than 12 months after undergoing the procedure. Though it's a part of the recovery process that often goes unacknowledged, Motte -- like Adam Wainwright did two years ago -- quickly learned that it takes time for velocity and command to come back.
"I was thinking about it the other day -- that this feels like my 2009 season," Motte said. "In '08 I came up at the end of the year and had a good September. And then in '09, I really had to learn how to pitch. And learning how to pitch up here is tough. I have kept the same mind-set that I'm 14 months out of it and I'm still trying to learn what I need to do and how I need to do it. This is a tough classroom."
Motte's strikeout-to-walk ratio -- 3.55 before surgery, 2.00 since -- has dropped considerably, though it's the frequency of the home runs hit off him that has stood out, as he has allowed seven in 22 innings. His homers-per-nine inning rate over the first five seasons of his career was 0.9. In his last eight appearances, he has been taken deep four times.
"It seems like I go out there and have a good outing except for one pitch," he said. "Other than that, I feel like the ball is coming out better. I feel like I'm using my stuff better. It's been one pitch. Some of the velocity stuff might have something to do with it. That's all part of the process, not just getting your velocity back but also getting your location."
Motte's velocity has been climbing, which is encouraging. He averaged 93 mph on his four-seam fastball in his season debut but, according to brooksbaseball.net, has averaged 95-96 on the pitch over the past six weeks. There is room for that velocity to tick a bit higher, though he is more concerned with finding consistent command.
"I am," manager Mike Matheny said when asked if he is seeing Motte take steps forward. "He's probably not buying it, and most people listening or reading this probably won't buy it, but there have been a couple of outings where we see hints of it, and then all of a sudden, you do see a homer, which clouds or muddies the water of how good he was up until that point.
"I think it's real easy to start to forget that this is the first year out, and historically, guys that do that are going to be doing just what he's doing. It just isn't that easy. Jason is making good steps, and he just needs to continue. We need to keep getting him work. It might not be in the role that he wants, but it's going to be work that helps him in the process of getting him back to where he was."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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YAKIMA, Wash. -- KIMA-TV and the Central Washington Home Builders Association are teaming up for a design challenge right here in Yakima.
You don't have to be a professional interior designer. You just need to have a passion for home decorating.
There are four phases to the competition leading up to the final challenge.
Three to four finalists will design a 10x10 room in just 9 hours at the Home and Garden Show.
Local contestants are gearing up.
"I've been able to do a couple rooms for people and they've loved it," said contestant Cara Romero. "To be able to make that space more cozy for them and less a house and more a home is really special for someone to share."
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