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HP LTO Ultrium 4 data cartridges support all HP StorageWorks and non HP Ultrium tape devices. Assuming 2:1 compression, the latest fourth Generation products minimize interruption to network and SAN backup by being capable of protecting 864GB/hour of data and storing up to 1.6 TB on one piece of media (double the capacity of HP LTO3 Ultrium tapes). HP's Custom Labeled Data Cartridges allow customers to place a custom order with HP and specifically define the exact barcode sequence printed on each label.
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What's your toddler's personality type?
Knowing this could impact your parenting style more than you realise. more
Most allergic reactions are fast and some are potentially fatal, so if you see your baby having an allergic reaction that involves the swelling of the face or lips, if she develops sudden and violent vomiting or diarrhoea, or has trouble breathing, speed is the key.
Get medical help immediately - go straight to a hospital where they'll be able to administer the right drugs to halt the allergic reaction.
Even if your baby does have a small allergic reaction to a food, you'll need to be prepared for the future when a more severe reaction - which often happens once the body identifies a problem food and produces antibodies to combat it - could occur if she's ever exposed to the allergen again.
Seek the advice of an allergy specialist who will be able to help you develop an action plan for managing your baby's allergies, along with instructions on how to deal with possible allergic reactions in the future.
Many babies who suffer from food allergies manage reactions with the hormone, epinephrine, which is administered through an auto-injector (such as an EpiPen). These injectors have been designed for children and automatically administer the right dose of epinephrine to stop an allergic reaction.
Ensure that everyone involved in the daily care of your allergic baby has full knowledge of her allergies and understands what to do in the event of an allergic reaction.
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DETROIT - Near the intersection of Jefferson Avenue and Rosa Parks Boulevard, mounds of petroleum coke line the banks of the Detroit River.
Concern and complaints over the coal-like substance produced by the Marathon Petroleum Corporation have been piling up. Some see it as an eye-sore while there are those, including some lawmakers, who wonder if it's a health-hazard.
"There's still some unanswered questions that have to be answered," said Rep. Gary Peters, D-Michigan.
On Thursday, a massive cargo vessel docked and began loading heaps of the fine black powder which can be used to make asphalt. Sources say when the work is done here the ship will set sail to Nova Scotia, Canada.
However, before the area was completely clear, Detroit Rep. Rashida Talieb got her hands dirty. She filled up three large bags of the pet-coke for testing.
The biggest worry is exposure, whether it be airborne or in the water.
Peters had this to say recently about the importance of addressing the issue:
"There is a catch basin to catch runoff but they don't know where the discharge is, so we need to know where that runoff is going into the river and what sort of action needs to be taken."
Pet-coke isn't listed as a toxic substance but some environmentalists say it had no business on the Detroit riverfront. The results of the tests will be telling.
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The Regnum Christi Movement offers its members some guidelines of a gospel-based spirituality as an ideal of Christian life. The spiritual path that Regnum Christi members walk mainly consists in knowing, loving, imitating, and proclaiming Christ. This is the path and these are the goals.
Below, we offer some resources that can help nurture the spiritual life of Movement members and of any Christian.
Daily Prayer 2013-07-06
Listen to podcast version here.
Matthew 9:14-17
The disciples of John came to him, saying,
"Why do we and the Pharisees fast often, but
your disciples do not fast?" And Jesus said to
them, "The wedding guests cannot mourn as long as
the bridegroom is with them, can they? The days will
come when the bridegroom is taken away from them,
and then they will fast. No one sews a
piece of unshrunk cloth on an old cloak, for the
patch pulls away from the cloak, and a worse
tear is made. Neither is new wine put into old
wineskins; otherwise, the skins burst, and the wine is
spilled, and the skins are destroyed; but new wine
is put into fresh wineskins, and so both are
Introductory Prayer: Lord, I come to you in this
meditation ready to do whatever it is you ask.
Left to myself, I often take the easy and
convenient path; yet I know the way of a Christian
is through the narrow gate. In you I find
the reason to abandon the easy path for a more
perfect mission of love. I'm ready to learn the
meaning of your command: "Follow me." Petition: Lord, help
me to value the place of fasting in my
1. Creating Hunger for God: Fasting has its
place in the life of holiness. Like the precept of
poverty, fasting is the purposeful privation of a natural
good to make the soul more sensitive to the
supernatural goods of the Spirit. It is the silencing of
the flesh in order to feel more intensely a
spiritual hunger for God. Just as the Israelites had to
grow hungry in the desert before they could worthily
receive the bread from heaven in the gift of
manna, so in our life there is place to put
aside the distractions of what is good for that
which is holy. In the practice of self-denial, we
will find the spiritual receptivity of a new wineskin that
will not burst when, through prayer, God pours in
the new wine of the Kingdom.
2. Respecting the End:
The practice of piety is not an end in
itself. Rather, it is oriented to the ultimate end of
the spiritual life: union with Christ. Christ must unweave
John's disciples from an excessive rigor in their spiritual
life, one that has lost God as its proper object.
Spiritual pride can grow subtly in persons who take
upon themselves forms of devotion or asceticism for their
own sakes. In all things, even in the spiritual, we
have to look at the end. If some spiritual
practice does not lead us to live God's will
and his presence in a more loving manner, then it
is of no use to us.
3. Fasting and the
Passion Lead to Spiritual Feasting: The moment of the Passion
will come; the days of mourning will arrive. The
fasting that the disciples lived and that the Church lives
is one of uniting ourselves to the suffering Christ.
Self-denial in order to do God's will becomes a
participation in Christ's Redemption. Christ's closest friends will want
to share his sorrow, suffer his privations and make his
holocaust visible to others through their sacrificial way of
life. May I be ready to live union with
Christ, embracing periodic acts of self-denial and the ongoing
crosses of my duty for love of souls and his
Conversation with Christ: Lord, help me
practice true devotion and sacrifice. Renew in me a holy
desire to seek you above all things, so that
all I possess in my life is ordered to serving
you better and glorifying your name.
I will make a special sacrifice to fulfill
a duty of my state in life, uniting myself more
to the suffering Christ.
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Be A Bandeoke-er Tonight
That's right, bankeoke is back again tonight at Savannah's in downtown Albany. Only three weeks left to qualify, including tonight. It's easy, free and you don't have to feel like the next "American Idol" to get on stage. Anyone is welcome to partake and did I mention it is a whole lot of fun!


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Additionally, the chemistry program is accredited by the American Chemical Society, and the School of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music.
The purpose of assessing student learning is to improve student learning, not merely to satisfy our accrediting bodies.
The results of assessment should be used to improve student learning rather than to restrict academic freedom or to evaluate faculty and staff performance.
Assessment must be clearly linked to Westminster's mission and outcome statements, which include departmental missions and outcome statements, and the College's liberal arts heritage.
The results of assessment will be used to improve institutional effectiveness through strategic budgeting and curricular planning processes.
Assessment is an ongoing, routine function—not a one-time event or an end-point in the College's assessment cycle of Plan, Do, Check, Act.
Effective assessment requires shared responsibility and generous participation from all college constituents.
The results of assessment should be shared with college constituents and the community.
Trustees, the President, Cabinet, and others who lead the College must support assessment activities.
Assessment activities must be supported with appropriate financial and human resources.
Effective assessment relies on varied methods and measures, including quantitative and qualitative measures and direct and indirect evidence.
Effective assessment is reasonable, cost-efficient, and appropriate for Westminster and its departments.
Assessment activities themselves require routine assessment.
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On Thursday the unthinkable happened, customers who wanted to do a bit of shopping on Amazon.com were met with an error message as the e-commerce site was down for nearly an hour.
Though an hour may not be that long, it is still enough time to turn people off from coming back to a website which prides itself on strong customer service.
According to reports, the gateway page of Amazon.com was down for about 49 minutes. Other pages of the site remained unaffected during this time. Though the cause is not known, reports indicate that it was not a maintenance issue.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- More is being spent per capita in West Virginia than any other state to promote public awareness of the new health care reform law, but advocates are concerned that those who could benefit most still won't get enrolled.
Data compiled by The Associated Press from federal and state sources shows $17.1 million in outreach spending in West Virginia. That amounts to $9.23 per resident. The next-closest state is Arkansas at $8.28 per resident.
The total amount spent in West Virginia ranks 11th among the states.
In May, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced that West Virginia would extend Medicaid coverage to an estimated 91,500 uninsured low-income residents under the health care overhaul starting next January.
Currently, about 183,000 West Virginian residents are enrolled in Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program. This number is expected to grow to about 277,000 by 2016, according to an actuarial report commissioned by the state Insurance Commissioner's office.
The report concludes that expanding Medicaid while following other provisions of the federal health care law eventually will reduce the ranks of the state's uninsured from 246,000 West Virginians to around 76,000.
First, the word needs to get out to the community.
Perry Bryant, executive director of the state-based advocacy group West Virginians for Affordable Health Care, said a study has shown most state residents who would benefit under the health overhaul "have no idea that it's coming."
"Getting that word out and reaching that many people is a really daunting task," Bryant said. "It's really difficult to reach everybody who's going to be eligible. The other part is, you can't motivate somebody to make these kind of significant changes with one TV message or one radio commercial. It takes numerous contacts ... to have an effect on people's behaviors."
Huntington-based Valley Health Systems CEO Steve Shattls said one part involves informing clients during health clinic visits about how enrollment procedures work. Whether they actually decide to enroll is another matter.
More difficult is the task of finding and persuading people who now only seek help in hospital emergency rooms to instead acquire insurance through the health care program so that they can see regular doctors.
"Surely we have concerns about reaching people in the general community who maybe seek care outside of a primary care access point," Shattls said. "There may be people that resist the enrollment for various reasons. I don't know what the impact is going to be. I hope we insure many more West Virginians than are currently insured."
According to the AP data, $14 million in state-awarded grants will be spent on outreach programs. More than two dozen health centers statewide will share $2.5 million from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration to hire 53 workers who will assist the uninsured with enrollment. And $600,000 in federal grants will be doled out to community groups.
Federal funding for the community health clinic outreach is based on the number of patients. Valley Health Systems, which has clinics in 30 locations in six counties, will receive the most funding, $230,000.
"We plan in our communities to do what we can to get the word out," Shattls said. "It's like with anything else, are we going to be able to get them to that place where they can see the enrollment forms and get online and work with staff? Until the time comes ... we'll know then. But we're going to begin to gear up."
In addition, Bryant said foundation-funded smaller grants will help train nonprofit and faith-based groups, libraries and health departments statewide so they can further help residents at the local level understand the enrollment process.
Specifics of the state outreach programs were unavailable. Jeremiah Samples, an expert on the federal law who recently moved from the state Insurance Commission to become assistant secretary for the Department of Health and Human Resources, didn't immediately return a telephone message Wednesday.


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JKhedrup wrote:Are there any Sanskrit study programs that train students using primarily Buddhist texts in Western countries?
All the good Universities, Harvard, Chicago, Columbia etc. generally include both Buddhist and Non-Buddhist texts. In any case to really go deep into certain Buddhist texts it is extremely helpful to understand Nyāya and other Indian philosophical schools directly from their own texts.


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The Minskoff Theatre is located at 200 West 45th Street in New York, New York. It resides in the 10036 zip code.
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The venue opened in 1973.
Since 2006, the Minskoff Theatre has been home to The Lion King.
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A TOWN centre snooker hall used as a cover for a drug supplying business had cocaine stuffed into tables used by its customers.
Sniffer dogs discovered the high purity drug during a raid at Frames Snooker Club in Accrington.
More of the drug and ecstasy tablets were found in a vending machine.
When police checked the hall's CCTV they saw cousins Arshad Khan, 40, and Abid Khan, 27, bagging up the drugs ready for sale.
Their failure to turn off their own surveillance equipment and instead get caught red handed prompted one of their barristers to tell Burnley Crown Court: "It's like something off Britain's Dumbest Criminal."
The court was told the pair used the club for drugs after the business began to fail a few months after they started it.
The hearing was told officers raided the club, then leased by the defendants after their families put money in to start it up last April, in October. They found cocaine worth £11,500.
The drugs were taken out of the hall either by the defendants or others, to be sold on the streets.
Arshad Khan, of James Street, Haslingden, and his co-defendant, of Langroyd Road, Colne, admitted conspiracy to supply cocaine, between last June and October and possessing ecstasy. They were jailed for three-and-a-half years each and now face a proceeds of crime hearing.
Kimberley Obrusik, prosecuting, said Abid Khan's fingerprints had been found on a bag with traces of cocaine on it seized from a car in June.
Khan's house in Colne was searched on October 21, he was arrested and police found a safe with £3,400 in cash and £270 in his jeans, along with a bag of cocaine.
Miss Obrusik said officers went to Frames the next day and behind the counter found bulking agents, a lot of snap bags, a teaspoon and digital scales in a carrier bag.
Drugs dogs went into the premises and located a second Tesco carrier bag, containing 55.3 grams of cocaine, further scales, a dish and a spoon in a snooker table. A box containing £1,805 cash was behind the counter.
An empty vending machine in the reception area held 28 snap bags of cocaine and 72 ecstasy tablets.
The prosecutor said: "Police officers saw deals on the CCTV amounting to street sized deals, as well as larger amounts amounts split up for deals believed to be for suppliers' drugs."
"It's the Crown's position this business was used as a cover and a facilitator for the supply of drugs."
Both defendants were questioned after arrest and made no comment.
Arshad Khan had 16 offences on his record and his co-defendant had six previous offences.
Tim Storrie, for Arshad Khan,said he committed the offence to earn money to shore up his failing business.
The barrister said: "It was a foolish idea. He had involved himself in taking cocaine and he was using between £50 and £100 worth a day."
Defending Abid Khan, Philip Holden said he literally got his hands dirty, bagging up drugs at the snooker hall.
He said: "It's like something off Britain's Dumbest Criminal. It's bizarre, almost, that people who are running this sort of enterprise would allow the CCTV still to be running."
Mr Holden described the defendant as a 'promising, intelligent, articulate young man, who has fallen from grace'.
Sentencing, Recorder Nigel Grundy told the defendants: "I accept the snooker club was first started as a legitimate business enterprise. It soon became clear to both of you that was failing and you chose to supplement your income significantly by engaging in what can properly be described as a drug street dealing operation."
"I accept that to some extent the operation was naive in that you kept the CCTV on when you were performing those activities, but that may simply be you were so arrogant you never thought you were going to be caught."


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Public memorial for Whitney: 'She was just a ray of sunshine'
GRESHAM, Ore. - A community came together in Gresham on Friday to meet the family of a young woman who was murdered and to offer their condolences.
A public celebration of 21-year-old Whitney Heichel's life was held Friday at the Salquist Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses and by late afternoon, there was a long line of people out the door.
Heichel's family greeted all of those who stopped by and thanked them for their support during such a difficult time. The family said they wanted to hold a public memorial so the community would have a chance to grieve. Local businesses stepped up to help out by donating food and other things for the event.
"I know I won't be able to say thank you to every single person, but I'm going to try my best because they deserve a thanks," said Clint Heichel, Whitney's husband. "And that's why we have everyone here - to thank the community and give the community a hug, because they need that."
Heichel said his wife would have been humbled and overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from everyone.
"She would be so pleased," he said. "She loved people. She was just a ray of sunshine and, like I said, she was just smiling all the time."
As far as how he is handling everything, it's obviously been tough.
"I'm trying to take it one day at a time, but it's very hard because we were very much in love," Heichel said. "It's very hard for me to be at my apartment and have her not doing her little thing."
Whitney's mother, Lorilei Ritmiller, wrote a letter thanking the public for all they have done for her and her family. She wrote, in part:"This mother does not have the words to express the gratitude she has for the millions of prayers that have flowed to Jehovah for my family nor the countless tears that have fallen for the sorrow that visited our lives. And while many of you have not been able to be present with us in a literal sense, I have known you were there with every breath that I have taken."
Ritmiller said this has been the worst of her life's tribulations but she also wrote (in reference to the Jehovah's Witness religion, which she and her family are members of):"Don't be overcome with grief. As difficult as this has been, a tremendous opportunity has opened up because people in communities around the Earth have opened their hearts wide to learning more about us as a people and the God whose name we carry."
And she went on to say:"Hugs do travel through the air on wings of angels and although there was a horrific hole cut from my heart, I have been squeezed so tightly with your love that it has already closed enough to let me breathe."
Amanda Holt thanks community for its support
Meanwhile, the wife of Jonathan Holt, who is the man accused of killing Heichel, thanked the community Friday night for its support through Jim Vaughn, who has been a spokesman for the families.
"Amanda wanted to express her gratitude to the community for its support of her - beyond just those in the church family," Vaughn said.
He cited two examples. Her apartment complex is letting her out of her lease early so she can move and, after a new job that did not work out, her original employers rehired her.
"She's being cared for as much as Clint and just wants people to know how grateful she is for the help," Vaughn said.
On a side note, when Whitney first disappeared, a Find Whitney Heichel Facebook page was created for the community, which remains active. And on Twitter, folks are using the hashtag #WhitneyHeichel.
More Charges Levied Against Whitney's Accused Killer
The man accused of killing Heichel, 25-year-old Jonathan Holt (pictured at right), remains on suicide watch at the Clackamas County Jail. He is being held without bail.
Holt appeared in court Friday afternoon and now has 10 counts against him - six counts of aggravated murder with a firearm, one count of first-degree kidnapping, one county of first-degree sodomy and two counts of first-degree robbery. Previously, he had only been charged with aggravated murder.
Holt did not say much during his court appearance - just the word "yes" when he confirmed that it was his birthday two days ago.
A trial date for Holt is scheduled for Dec. 14. He could face the death penalty if convicted.
As far as the county where Holt is facing prosecution, it is significant that it is happening in Clackamas County, where the murder occurred and the body was found, instead of Multnomah County, where the kidnapping took place.
Prosecutors tell KATU that they believe it is far easier to get a jury in Clackamas County to hand down the death penalty than it is to get a jury in Multnomah County to do so. That's because Clackamas County is more conservative, while Multnomah County is more liberal.
Holt did confess to the crime so wouldn't this be an open and shut case?
Not necessarily.
You see, there is a tenet in the American justice system that you cannot be convicted on your confession alone. The idea is that it keeps people from confessing to crimes they did not commit or keeps someone from taking credit for a crime, perhaps to save a family member from being locked up. So there has to be evidence to convict a person of a crime besides their confession.
Also, history seems to show that if you confess and take ownership for what you have done, that does not really help you when it comes to sentencing.


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After my own families ordeal I stay on this website to try to educate on the transplant option. ( thank you Wayne Parsons and Raye Field from this board for telling me about this option) Please consider looking further to see IF transplant could also be an option. You want to have as many options as possible! Usually once surgery is done transplant is no longer an option so you need to know all your options up front. Also remember some Docs may know little about transplant only because it is not offered at their hospital. Mayo, U of Neb, U of Utah and others offer transplant. I have to correct Marion ( sorry!) but resection is NOT the only chance for a cure. Statistically speaking transplant is the best cure IF you can make it through. ( reoccurence is always possible but less likely with transplant vs. resection). Again, only a small percentage can qualify for transplant so please look into this option.
For my mother, a NYC surgeon thought she was resectable when Yale did not. Then we sent her to the Mayo and they said she could do the transplant. I hope your dad may potentially have two options.
Here is an interesting excerpt from the NYC surgeon in an email he sent me last summer:
" It is a long road to transplant. The ones who make it through the entire process- chemo, radiation, waiting, the transplant procedure- have proven themselves through trial by ordeal, and it is indeed true that that group does well; when you figure in all those that drop out along the way, resection starts to look a lot better. It is really a case of rolling the dice- going for the big jackpot knowing that the odds are less that you will hit, or doing a resection that, while somewhat less-likely to be curative than a transplant, is considerably more likely to actually happen since it is just scheduled and done. I'm not sure what I would do. The trouble is that you have to make a choice and live with it- once you commit to one path, it is rarely possible to turn around and head in another direction"
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OAKLAND -- While negotiations to keep the A's in Oakland for another five years are expected to be fierce, they might not match the intensity of a dispute this week between top city officials and team owner Lew Wolff.
Wolff was furious to learn that City Administrator Deanna Santana mistakenly accused him of releasing a letter stating his desire for a short-term lease extension at the Coliseum complex to "the newspaper" but not to the city, county or coliseum authority officials.
"(It) is very sad when someone is devoted to harm someone else's reputation," Wolff said in an all-caps email after being told of Santana's claim.
He then fired off an all-caps email to Santana's top deputy and stadium point person, Fred Blackwell, stating,"I am surprised that you sought to discredit me."
In a letter to Wolff released late Wednesday, Santana apologized for the mistake, calling it "a human error."
The A's owner is reviled among Oakland sports fans for seeking to move the team to San Jose, where there is a bigger corporate base, and refusing to reconsider Oakland stadium sites including at the Coliseum complex and the Port of Oakland.
But Wolff has little choice but to keep the team in Oakland for now because Major League Baseball has so far refused to grant the A's permission to move to San Jose, which it views as San Francisco Giants territory.
Wolff admitted as much in the Dec. 21 letter announcing his desire for a five-year lease extension in Oakland.
At a Monday evening gathering of Oakland sports boosters, Santana, with Blackwell by her side, said Wolff never sent that letter to Oakland leaders, who only learned about it through the press.
"It's just some of the game-playing that we struggle with without (the A's) being at the table in good faith in order to have discussions around these negotiations when the media is fed a different impression," she said.
Wolff moved quickly Tuesday to challenge Santana's statement. He released a Jan. 2 letter from Mayor Jean Quan to A's President Mike Crowley acknowledging Wolff's letter.
Wolff also released the Dec. 21 email distribution list for letter that included city council members, county supervisors, A's General Manager Billy Beane, Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, as well as Santana, Blackwell and Quan.
Several city and county officials on Wednesday acknowledged receiving the emailed letter, including Blackwell after he was pressed by Wolff.
"You should know that I was not seeking to discredit you and was genuinely frustrated that the letter would be sent to the press without being sent to us, but I stand corrected," Blackwell wrote to the A's owner. "I am still disappointed that our efforts to meet with the A's to talk about a new site were rebuffed and stand ready to have that conversation."
Santana said she was on a holiday furlough when the email was sent. "In the fervor of year-end business and the holidays, I simply missed it and read about it in the media," she said.
City and county officials didn't expect Santana's misstatement to affect negotiations. "It's truly an unfortunate mistake, and I hope we can all get beyond it," said Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty, who also sits on the joint city/county authority that manages the Coliseum complex.
The A's are expected to pay $800,000 in rent this season, the last of their lease, and negotiations are expected to be grueling.
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Christopher Fichtner of North Platte was convicted of attempted forgery on Nov. 5 after he pled guilty to writing a bad check in June and driving off from a North Platte car dealership with three pickups.
Fichtner was charged with felony theft by deception and second-degree forgery. He paid the required 10 percent of a $25,000 bond four days later and was released, according to sheriff's records. In a plea agreement with the Lincoln County Attorney's Office, the charge was reduced from second-degree forgery.
Lincoln County District judge Donald Rowlands ordered Fichtner to undergo a pre-sentence investigation as well as a psychological evaluation and set sentencing for Jan. 28.
Others contacted the Bulletin to say that Fichtner has a pattern of buying things with money he doesn't have.
The George Fowler family of Miles City, Mont. said Fichtner became romantically involved with a daughter in mid-2010, and for seven months, he went on a spending spree, buying horses, bulls, vehicles and farm equipment without the money while the family picked up the tab and made apologies.
In May 2010, Fichter allegedly talked the girl into buying seven horses at a sale in Bowman, N.D., with Fichtner's promise that money would be put into her account. No money was ever transferred, and the family ranch had to cover the check.
"We had never in our lives dealt with someone like him," Jeremy Fowler said. "Where we were brought up and raised here in Montana, we take people at their word and that is that."
Fowler said Fichtner later bought three tractors, two balers, a swather and a bale mover from two separate John Deere dealerships, claiming he was with Fichtner Land and Cattle of McCook, which had a Farmplan (credit) account, so the dealerships thought he would come up with the money. Nothing was ever paid to them, Jeremy said, so the family ended up paying money to both dealerships to cover their time and trouble.
Fowler said Fichtner's scams continued until November.
A caller from Nebraska, who asked to remain anonymous, told the Bulletin that Fichtner contacted her during the summer about buying some items she had for sale, but when the time came to seal the deal, he said he couldn't come up with the money. She said he spun a tale about the drought and valuable hay he'd had that burned in a fire, playing on her sympathies.
She contacted the Bulletin as she checked for a report of the fire that Fichtner described, but found none.
"It was like he wanted me to offer to give him a lot of money," the woman told the Bulletin. "It makes me sick to think about."
A Utah woman, Mindy Trussell, told the Bulletin that Fichtner repeatedly tried to obtain bank account information.
She first met Fichtner on facebook and later in person. She said he told her he was wealthy and offered to wire money straight to her account if she would give him the numbers.
She didn't, in part because her father was suspicious of him.
"He is pretty good at trying to scam people," Trussell said. "He is a con artist, out to take from anyone he can. I think he is mental - crazy."
Trussell said Fichtner more recently tried to contact her through facebook, using the last name O'Dea.
In other district court action Nov. 5:
• Kelli Kaps, 33, of Sutherland, pleaded no contest to theft by taking, $200-$500, a class one misdemeanor. She will serve six months of probation. Kaps was charged with embezzling from about $6,700 from North Platte dentist David Johnston during a two-year period, beginning in April 2010, while she was a front office clerk.
• Troy Culpepper, 26, of North Platte, pled not guilty to two counts of burglary, possession of a stolen gun and felon in possession of a firearm.
Culpepper became a suspect in the burglary on Aug. 29, Police Information Officer Rodney Brown said. An alleged victim told the cops that four guns, a knife and $1,000 cash were taken. A few days later police received a tip to the possible whereabouts of the guns, and after investigating they suspected Culpepper of having at least one of the guns. They obtained a search warrant and found a Steyr AUG .223 assault rifle in Culpepper's car along with a knife of the kind stolen. Culpepper is a convicted felon so a charge of a felon in possession of a firearm was added.
Culpepper is free on bond after posting 10% of $25,000.
• Stephen Hoven, 37, of North Platte, pled not guilty to two counts of possession of a controlled substance. Hoven is also charged as a habitual criminal and if convicted faces 10-60 years in the penitentiary.
Hoven's priors include being a fugitive from justice in both Nebraska and South Dakota, assault, burglary, possession and distribution of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, and possession of psilocybin. He has previously served two terms in the penitentiary.
• Dustin Dowhower, 19, of North Platte, pled guilty to attempted distribution of methamphetamine and child abuse. He will be enrolled in the drug court system.
• Shanna Wilson, 41, of North Platte, pled guilty to distribution of marijuana and felony child abuse. She will be enrolled in the drug court system.
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I won't see many of the games, but post your impressions here.
Polish looked really tired by the end. And Greece seemed to fix the problem down their left flank that created many of the early Polish chances.
Russia/Czech was not 4-1 in play but Czech just couldn't get anything going in the final third. They should beat Greece and Poland, but so should Russia. Those 2 will probably make it out of the group.
So happy for Denmark. Holland looked really awful at times. I like to see this as karmic payback time for the Dutch's display in the world cup final two years ago.
(Though as commentators pointed out, they lost the opening game in '88 and went on to win it all, so who knows what's going to happen)
I'm also not quite sure why Afellay is starting over van der Vaart for Holland. I'm a Barcelona fan, so I like Afellay, but it doesn't seem right for a player who didn't play at all this season because of injuries to start over a more experienced player who, by all accounts, had a very good season for Tottenham.
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I love that Denmark won, because it gives Germany, my grandfather's homeland, a better shot to win the group if they can win today vs Portugal.
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I have Germany winning the whole thing. Not rooting for it. My Dad is from England, they are just in disarray heading into the tournament.
I remember the Dutch teams in the 70s in 1974 and 1978 WC finals playing beautifull dominant attacking soccer and losing to a Germany team playing well lets just call it "not pretty" and an Argentina team that seemed to think it was a free-fight match. Yet, you would never, EVER hear people *****ing about that, but you do hear droves of them when the Dutch decide to finally put beautifull soccer aside and play for result.
Afellay is a winger in the Dutch national team, van der Vaart is definitely not capable of that. One thing I'm growing tired of though is waiting for Van Persie to show up for the national team. Huntelaar should be starting up front, not Van Persie, but we'll see what happens. Btw Holland should have gotten atleast one penalty, which would have probably atleast two penalties if we had the referee yesterday in the Poland-Greece game, though that would have been insane.
Normally we win such a match as this 2-1 or 3-1, but it's football so it can go either way. Congrats to Denmark they played well and to their capabilities. I have always liked their country and their team well.
Btw I hope Germany wins their match against Portugal because if you want to talk about "dirty" teams then Portugal should be at the absolute top.
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I thought Holland looked awful after the 55-60 minute mark. Robben and Van Persie did nothing. Sneijder looked good but no one was doing anything with his deliveries. Denmark's back for played really well and never looked in too much trouble. They also had good periods of play going forward and didn't just put 11 men behind the ball the whole game.
I think Germany/Portugal has been a fairly clean match so far.
Let me simply point out the fact that I said nothing about Holland playing 'ugly' soccer, or Holland being a 'dirty' team. I think neither things are true: Holland scored the most goals in the qualifiers and Huntelaar was the top goalscorer, so to say they play 'ugly' football would be rather misguided. And having a couple of players who sometimes play 'dirty' (and there I *do* think van Bommel and De Jong fall in that category) doesn't make for a 'dirty' team. I thought the way Holland played in the world cup final was very out of character for them, and going against their natural style of play (and certainly against what they had shown in the tournament up to the final), hence the 'karmic payback time' remark.
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Germany and Portugal gave us 70 boring minutes, and 20 interesting minutes. I wish it had been the other way around!
I think Portugal needs to play Ronaldo as a striker, and maybe start Varela, who did pretty well coming off the bench today. Helder Postiga as your center forward just isn't going to cut it at this level.
- Van Persie just disappeared today. He was terrible. Maybe if he'd stop slipping so damn much...
- Very impressed by Sneijder. Wasn't sure if he'd show up after a so-so season at Inter but I thought he was the best player on the field.
- Thought Affelay played well. Confused when he came out and as to why you guys think he should be benched.
- Dutch were better but a lot of unnecessarily selfish play. Paradoxically, I didn't think they had that many actually good shots. A lot of the classic "Robben runs from wing and fires shot well above goal." I think they can beat the Germans and the Portuguese.
- Should have gotten a penalty in the closing minutes on the handball.
- Thought Boateng did a decent job on Ronaldo, who played as well as could be expected. This iteration of Portugal is just not as good as past ones.
- Surprised by Nani; solid effort.
- Germans looked OK. Picked them to win the tournament. Not sure we've seen anything indicating that level yet.
- Thought Gomez was subpar for 70 minutes and then very good for 10. How many balls from Ozil and Mueller, who were excellent, will slip by him? Podolski similarly disappointing.
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Robben has become such a predictable player. Never been a fan of playing guys on the opposite side of their stronger foot- yes the crosses are more dangerous when they cut inside, but it just makes them so, so predictable. In Robben's case he doesn't even cross anymore, just skies shot after shot.
Mother of Christ. He's so damn good. I miss him in the Euros. Let's just pretend he's Polish for the next month or so. Would anyone disapprove?
The rest of Group A?
I don't buy that that was a hand ball, it got knocked into him with no chance to move his arm, he didn't move it out or like wave his arms around trying to knock it.
I missed having Spain in my life. Great game.
I was pleasantly surprised by Italy. Pirlo is such a great player. With Pirlo and Xavi we saw maybe two of the best midfielders in the history of modern soccer in this game. Not to say anything about Iniesta, who played very well I thought.
I'm torn about whether Torres should start for Spain. On one hand he'll create chances, but then on the other hand he's likely to fail to convert them into goals. I don't know what you guys think, but I don't see Spain winning it all with Fabregas starting as center forward.
Can't wait for France vs. England. Last time these two teams played each other in a Euro, in 2004 (also in the first game of the tournament for both), France scored two (Zidane free kick and Zidane PK after a foul by David James on Henry) in the very last minutes to win it 2-1.
About that time, eh chaps?
Cmon 3 Lions!
the scores have been pretty rough for me in terms of my prediction game at the office...hoping to bounce back in the upcoming matches...
to be honest though I haven't really witnessed a performance where the team was really feeling it/motivated...everyone seemed to have a bit of a getting used to the tourney feel the first game...thought Russia only looked good cause Czech came out of the gates stumbling...looking forward to tonight though
Best team so far? Denmark?
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I think Italy and Spain both played well.
England played like **** after they allowed that goal. They just played for a draw the rest of the match after being fairly positive early.
I'm not unhappy with the result, just wished they would have stayed on the front foot a bit more.
first matchday of the tourney has been disappointing in terms of the quality in my opinion. Hope the second matchday brings a bit more spark and energy.
not sure if its my feed or what but the atmosphere also feels lacking in the stadiums...people are shown sleeping, there isn't much cheering/etc going on...


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- tina_bakes said...
You beat us all to it!! It looks yumms in a way only cheesecake can. And I love the idea of your mini cheesecake.. am thinking to do the same thing too!!
p/s: I will be a little late in posting this week's bake..
- 6 December 2010 at 19:57
- Grapefruit said...
Thank you! And No worries - this is the first time I've myself posted on time in weeks!
These were seriously yummy and I'm going to bake my remaining mini-cheesecakes tomorrow :-D
- 6 December 2010 at 20:10
- therookiebaker said...
Your mini cheesecake looks great! I agree that this wasn't one of the prettiest bakes, but was definitely one of the most delicious! Glad you enjoyed it...thanks for baking with me!
- 6 December 2010 at 21:50
- Sandra said...
It looks good.
- 7 December 2010 at 00:37
- tasteofbeirut said...
This looks like a cake made by a pro! I can't believe you had trouble with cheesecake before! I can just imagine how tasty, sinfully tasty this one must be!
- 7 December 2010 at 04:26
- laurie said...
Your photos are awesome! This was a good cheesecake!
- 7 December 2010 at 05:05
- Sage Trifle said...
I think it looks very pretty. And it sounds scrumptious.
- 7 December 2010 at 07:31
- ♥Sugar♥Plum♥Fairy♥ said...
And i find it pretty too!
Ofcourse we are on the same page coz i bake all things small sized too , cut portions + i am the only dessert lover here and though my family is relishing my bakes they eat v v lttle :-)
So i go rite ahead and do all the maths u know:-)))
Looks so yummy luscious !
- 7 December 2010 at 10:20
- Sweet and Savory said...
I think this is a pretty mini, even if you don't. I like the idea of minis. They are more special than the big cake.
Great job.
- 7 December 2010 at 16:25
- Beth said...
What a lovely cheesecake. I like the idea of baking individual ones -- it might help counter the temptation to overindulge!
- 10 December 2010 at 13:55
- ♥Sugar♥Plum♥Fairy♥ said...
Hii sweetie , thannnxx for stoppn by and am thrilled u love Speculoos too:-)
Happy holidays!
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- Catalina said...
Apple and cinnamon is one of the best cobos in the world! Adding cheesecake to this must be a real heaven! Beautiful pictures :)
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Exceptional Architectural and Site Design Honored by Fairfax County
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Exceptional Architectural and Site Design Honored by Fairfax County
The design jury for the 23rd annual Fairfax County Exceptional Design Awards selected five winners of exceptional architectural or site design achievement in the county. The awards will be presented at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Nov. 19. This year's award recipients are:
Honor Award
Vienna Presbyterian Church Phase II Ministry Center and Balcony Additions (Institutional; built 2006)
Architect: LeMay Erickson Architects (Reston)
Owner/Developer: Trustees of Vienna Presbyterian Church
Merit Award
Virginia Office of DBI Architects, Inc. (Commercial, Office Interior Architecture; built 2006)
Architect: DBI Architects, Inc. (Reston)
Owner/Developer: Alan Storm, AIA
Merit Award
Renovation and Addition of Clifton Presbyterian Church (Institutional; built 2006)
Designer: LeMay Erickson Architects (Reston)
Owner/Developer: Clifton Presbyterian Church
Honorable Mention Award
Fort Belvoir Family Communities (Residential, Planned Community; built 2006)
Architect: Torti Gallas and Partners, Inc. (Silver Spring, Md.)
Owner/Developer: Clark Realty Capital
Honorable Mention Award
Frederick P. Griffith Water Treatment Plant (Institutional; built 2006)
Architect: PSA-Dewberry (Fairfax)
Owner/Developer: Fairfax Water
Entries were judged by a review committee composed of Marlene Walli Shade and Michael Nawrocki, Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects; Jeni Hornback, the Virginia Chapter of the American Planning Association; Lisa Delplace and Oliver Boehm, the Potomac Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects; Denis Gulakowski, the Engineers and Surveyors Institute; J. Paul Lewis, the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce; Lynne Garvey Wark, the Fairfax County History Commission; and John Burns, the Fairfax County Architectural Review Board.
The design awards program is sponsored by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and administered by the Fairfax County Department of Planning and Zoning, in cooperation with the Fairfax County Architectural Review Board and the Northern Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
For more information, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpz/designawards/ or call Sheng Leu of the Department of Planning and Zoning at 703-324-1272, TTY 711.


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Fort Bragg police officers arrested a wanted parolee on May 3 after receiving several calls from citizens who spotted him. Arrested on suspicion of being a wanted parolee was Jorge Acoltzi-Sanchez Jr, 24, of Fort Bragg, according to a police press release.
Police received several telephone calls from the community reporting sightings of Acoltzi-Sanchez in the vicinity of Franklin and Bush streets. He has been wanted by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for over a month for various violations of the conditions of his parole. Police arrested him without incident at about 6 p.m., near the intersection of McPherson and East Fir streets, booked him at the Fort Bragg Police Department and then transported him to Mendocino County Jail, according to the report.
Chief Scott Mayberry thanked community members who called the police department and worked together to get a wanted person off the street.


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A coalition of Congressmen and other federal officials toured Northern California locations affected by recent federal flood insurance changes on Monday.
Attending were congressmen John Garamendi, Jerry McNerney; and Roy Wright, deputy associate administrator for mitigation of the Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration at FEMA, county supervisors, water agency representatives, and others.
The day included meetings on flood insurance reform discussing where it is working and where it is not.
Changes to flood mapping and state and federal laws limiting construction and access to insurance for agricultural buildings in flood plains are putting a financial burden on both homeowners and vital California farms.
The tour included a visit to an historic home and winery in the Delta facing steep increases in their flood insurance premiums. The tour also included a visit to the Lower Cache Creek Settling Basin near Woodland, which is set to receive $800,000 for a feasibility study on flood control improvements if President Obama's budget recommendation is enacted for that project.
"Today FEMA Deputy Associate Administrator Wright and his team heard the flood insurance concerns of Northern Californians loud and clear. While I've long cautioned against constructing urban housing projects in unprotected flood plains, we need people to understand that keeping agriculture in flood zones is usually a responsible and beneficial use of the land," Garamendi said. "Buildings used in agriculture need to be treated differently under state and federal law, and refusing to do so only hampers farmers' abilities to construct basic necessities like barns and sheds that helps their business become more productive."
FEMA and Garamendi's staff continued the day meeting with representatives in Knight's Landing, then to Montna Farms in Yuba City to further learn about the utility of certain agricultural buildings in flood zones as well as other sites in Yuba County.
At all meetings, the need to distinguish between urban and agricultural building infrastructure was of paramount concern.
Garamendi is a pear farmer and cattle rancher. He is a member of the Water Resource Development Act Conference Committee, the bicameral bipartisan group that is charged with reconciling differences between the House and Senate passed versions of the legislation. WRDA authorizes U.S. Army Corps of Engineers funding for flood protection, ports, waterways, drinking water, environmental restoration, dams, and levee projects.


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Effectiveness of Medical Therapy, Endovascular Therapy, and Surgery for Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)
This study has been completed.
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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
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This study is designed to develop a clinical registry of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) patients undergoing lower extremity revascularization to describe the population and assess comparative effectiveness of endovascular therapy versus surgery. In addition, this study will conduct a prospective cohort study of patients treated medically or undergoing lower extremity revascularization at the VA and Kaiser Colorado to compare changes in health status.
|Peripheral Arterial Disease
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Effectiveness of Medical Therapy, Endovascular Therapy, and Surgery for Peripheral Arterial Disease.
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Change from baseline in Health Status at 6 months [ Time Frame: Baseline (pre procedure), 6 months ]Health Status will be measured at baseline and six months following the procedure
|Study Start Date:
|May 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Patients treated for PAD medically or with exercise therapy
Patients with PAD treated with endovascular therapy
Patients with PAD treated with surgery
Detailed Description:
Using electronic medical records, a registry of patients undergoing lower extremity revascularization therapy will be identified. Chart reviews with be done by an expert panel.
The prospective cohort study will ask participants to complete health status surveys before they begin therapy for PAD and again 6 months later.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
The study population includes patients with PAD
Inclusion Criteria:
- presents with PAD,
- > 18 years of age,
- can complete a questionnaire, and
- has either had a change in PAD lower extremity intervention or start of a new intervention (surgical, endovascular, or medical therapy (cilostazol or exercise regimen)
Exclusion Criteria:
- dementia,
- inability to consent,
- pregnancy,
- limited life expectancy (< 6 months),
- previous endovascular or surgical revascularization within the previous 12 months,
- non English speaking
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01588067
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01588067
|United States, Colorado
|VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System
|Denver, Colorado, United States, 80220
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|Denver, Colorado, United States, 80231
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Kaiser Permanente
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
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|David Magid, MD, MPH
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|Study First Received:
|April 4, 2012
|Last Updated:
|July 6, 2015
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Peripheral Arterial Disease
Peripheral Vascular Diseases
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
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Brownsville became the 17th city in Texas with a Parents, Friends and Family of Lesbians and Gays chapter on Monday, Jan. 3 when about 35 people attended the new group's first meeting.
Brownsville City Commissioner Melissa Zamora was among those attending. She said she was there as an ally, invited by the group's president, Yolanda Speece.
"The communication was amazing. There was lots of talk about our culture and the stigma gays and lesbians face," Zamora said. "There was a high school girl who was there to support her two lesbian mothers. A mom was there to support her transgender child."
She said the meeting was well organized, providing good reciprocal support, and was attended by people from around the county — and even from South Padre Island.
Zamora said she recently became more aware of LGBT issues when she read a story by a high school student describing his struggle.
"This is a very Hispanic community," Zamora said, "and it's something you don't talk about in the Hispanic community."
Zamora said she hopes to find a co-sponsor to put an item on the city agenda introducing the group to the community.
Speece said she decided to found the group because she always had gay friends. She found that along the border and the coast, the closest groups were in El Paso and Corpus Christi and she knew there was a need locally.
"I would hear people say things," Speece said. "I'd take it in and I didn't know how to respond. But there's something wrong with using God to justify their hate."
Speece said that over the past two years there have been four murders of gay men in Cameron County. One, Barry Horn, was executive director of the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
The trial of the 19-year-old accused of Horn's murder is set to begin in February. And Speece said she is sure defense attorneys are planning a "blame the victim" strategy.
"This needs to stop, Speece said. "We need to start educating the community, so I decided it's time."
Bobby Wightman-Cervantes, who helped the Dallas and Fort Worth chapters incorporate in the early 1990s, is involved in the new group's formation. He said he was concerned that clashing personalities could kill the effort to organize and remembered similar concerns when P-FLAG formed in Dallas.
Wightman-Cervantes credited Dan and Pat Stone, two of the organizers of the Dallas group, with focusing on communication between parents with gay and lesbian children and a variety of allies when the group started.
Speece was also concerned about that, she said, and was very nervous as she began the meeting. But as people began talking to each other, she knew the new group was already working well. They were all there for one reason.
"Parents are supposed to protect their children," she said.
P-FLAG Brownsville meets the first Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. All Souls UU Church, 124 Paredes Line Road, Brownsville. 956-433-3524.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition January 7, 2011.


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Herrera beats out Holt for utility spot
FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Red Sox solidified one spot on their depth chart on Thursday with the news that Jonathan Herrera beat out Brock Holt for the utility infield position.
The left-handed-hitting Holt was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket prior to the game against the Yankees, as was right-hander Rubby De La Rosa. Infielder Brandon Snyder was reassigned to Minor League camp.
Though Herrera, acquired from the Rockies for lefty Franklin Morales, was perceived as the favorite all along, manager John Farrell had said recently that Holt was very much in the mix for the spot.
What led to Herrera winning the job?
"Prioritizing shortstop play," said Farrell. "While Brock has made strides on the left side of the infield, particularly from the start of last year, we felt with the acquisition of Jonathan it was more middle of the field experience, and that's the choice made."
Herrera could wind up being like former Red Sox utility player Alex Cora in that he is someone who does all the little things right.
"You get a two- to three-game glimpse across the field, and then when you're in camp with someone for a month and a half, you get more of a sense of their instincts and how they react and respond to game situations," said Farrell. "Just the energy he brings, it's a good fit."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Although I have been developing web pages for a few years (HTML, PHP, MYSQL), I am a novice using mod_rewrite. I have read several tutorials and many seem contradictory. I may be going about this all wrong so I am seeking guidance from someone with experience in this area.
I am having trouble with a redirect in my top level domain if a subdirectory also contains a .htaccess file.
To help explain, here is my directory structure.
"www.domain1.com" points to directory /public_html
"www.domain2.com" points to directory /public_html/domain2
My goal is to keep people from directly accessing directory domain2 using "http://www.domain1.com/domain2/" I want them to access it only by "http://www.domain2.com/"
Here is the .htaccess file that I have placed in directory /public_html
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain1\\.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain1\\.com$
RewriteRule ^domain2\\/?(.*)$ - [F]
If I do not have a .htaccess file in directory /public_html/domain2, then this works fine and properly displays the Forbidden error.
In directory /public_html/domain2 I also have the following .htaccess file:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain2\\.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain2\\.com$
RewriteRule ^forums\\/?(.*)$ http://forums.domain2.com/$1 [R=301,L]
I want users to be sent to "http://forums.domain2.com" when they enter "http://www.domain2.com/forums/" (this redirection works fine)
The problem I am encountering is when directory /public_html/domain2 contains a .htaccess file, then the rewrite rule in the .htaccess file in directory /public_html for domain "www.domain1.com" does not work (the page on the /domain2 directory is displayed when the desired result is to display the forbidden error).
I am running Apache 2.2.14.
Any assistance will be appreciated.
The root of your problem is in understanding .htaccess and domains.
An .htaccess file is read (and parsed) ONLY if it is in the path to the requested file, thus, domain1's .htaccess will NOT be read if domain2 is requested directly; it will be read if the request is domain1/domain2.
As for your forum.domain2, I don't believe I've ever seen that setup on a host although it should be possible. May I assume that it's DocumentRoot is domain1/domain2/forum?
Excellent: A statement of your goal!
However, your code,
# .htaccess file that I have placed in directory /public_html
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain1\\.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain1\\.com$
RewriteRule ^domain2\\/?(.*)$ - [F]
... is designed to KILL any request made via domain1, not redirect it via domain2 which
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^domain2/(.*)$ http://domain2/$1 [R=301,L]
... would do.
Your stated goal is now met.
However, dealing with forum.domain2 may also require some treatment in domain2's .htaccess. Please note that some hosts will make this impossible as they'll parse the subdomain out and redirect to the subdirectory - ATTACK your host if they do this to you!
To ensure that the forum subdomain is used rather than the domain2/forum,
# .htaccess in domain2
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^forum/(.*)$ http://forum.domain2/$1 [R=301,L]
# This assumes that you have a good/cooperative host
Finally, two comments on optimizing your coding
Because I've already shown code (above) which does not use either of the RewriteCond statements, you should know that they're not necessary (i.e., should be removed) and
If you did need the two RewriteCond's, combine them by making the www. optional, i.e.,
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\\.)?domain2\\.com$
RewriteRule ^forums\\/?(.*)$ http://forums.domain2.com/$1 [R=301,L]
Thank you very much for your detailed reply. I actually have two goals but I did not do a very good job of explaining them. I would be glad to provide real domain names pointing to real web pages, but I am unsure if that is acceptable on this board. I apologize if I attempt to provide too many details.
Some information:
If a user navigates to "http://www.domain1.com/" the files in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/" will be viewed (This is the top level folder for html. All other domains are sub-folders of this directory).
If a user navigates to "http://www.domain2.com/" the files in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/" will be viewed.
If a user navigates to "http://www.domain1.com/domain2/" the files in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/" will also be viewed.
If a user navigates to "http://forums.domain2.com/" the files in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/forums/" will be viewed.
If a user navigates to "http://www.domain2.com/forums/" the files in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/forums/" will also be viewed.
Goal 1:
If a users navigates to "http://www.domain2.com/forums/", I want them redirected to "http://forums.domain2.com/". In folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/" I have placed the following .htaccess file and it works as desired (although at your suggestion, I will remove the unnecessary lines).
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain2\\.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain2\\.com$
RewriteRule ^forums\\/?(.*)$ http://forums.domain2.com/$1 [R=301,L]
Goal 2:
If a user navigates to "http://www.domain1.com/domain2/" I want them to receive the forbidden error. The good guys (members of the club) know the proper URL. The bad guys use "http://www.domain1.com/domain2/". The only acceptable way to get to directory "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/" is to navigate to "http://www.domain2.com/". I want this so I can keep my statistics accurate. If they navigate to "http://www.domain1.com/domain2/" then this access is listed in the domain1 log instead of the domain2 log. In folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/" I have placed the following .htaccess file
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain1\\.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain1\\.com$
RewriteRule ^domain2\\/?(.*)$ - [F]
This part works properly if the .htaccess file associated with Goal 1 is not present in folder "/home/myaccount/public_html/domain2/". As soon as the Goal 1 .htaccess file is added, the user no longer receives the forbidden error.
There must be some interaction between the two .htaccess files that is causing the problem or else I am violating some apache rule.
Again - Thanks for the assistance.
No problem.
The real domain names are not necessary.
Again - Thanks for your reply. At this point, I'm ready to give up on this. For goal #2 (from domain 1) I attempted to forward to another site instead of using F (forbidden) and it still will not work if there is anything in the .htaccess file for domain2. In domain2 I changed the .htaccess file to just
RewriteEngine on
(literally one line in the file and no Rewrite Rules) and it (goal #2) still did not work. When I changed the .htaccess file in domain2 to
##RewriteEngine on
(everything commented out) then goal #2 worked properly and redirected to another site.
I don't expect any more assistance on this, but if anyone gets really bored some afternoon, they may want to simulate this scenario just to see what happens.
All of my testing has been on my local computer running Apache. I never send anything to the live server until it is proven out on my local server. Possibly there is some setting on my local server that is causing this.
Hopefully, in the future I'll be able to answer some questions on this forum instead of just asking them.
If I have to guess, your host is trying to do you a favor (with Apache's settings - nothing personal) by attempting to connect to the subdomain (probably via mod_alias) before allowing mod_rewrite to do its work. If this is the case, I'd modify domain2's .htaccess to include a look at Apache's {THE_REQUEST} variable (which includes HTTP Protocol, the ORIGINAL {REQUEST_URI} and the GET/POST) and, if domain2 is in %{THE_REQUEST}, fail it right then and there with ... aw:
# .htaccess in domain2 addition (right after RewriteEngine on)
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} domain2
RewriteRule .? - [F]
There may be a better way to do it but the power of mod_rewrite can shine through whatever nonsense is going on with your server.
Success - That worked great on my local server. Now to test it on the production server.
Looking on the bright side of these difficulties, I now have a much better understanding of mod_rewrite.
Thanks again,Steve
Options -Indexes +FollowSymLinks
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain1\\.com
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/domain2 [NC]
RewriteRule . / [R=301,L]
# Those are core directives where -Indexes prohibits directory listings and
# +FollowSymLinks helps to enable mod_rewrite (and is something which should be in the httpd.conf, not in .htaccess
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
# A MAJOR abuse of the server! So bad, in fact, that I had to create a standard rant for it:
# [rant #4][indent]The definition of an idiot is someone who repeatedly does the same thing expecting a different result. Asking Apache to confirm the existence of ANY module with an <IfModule> ... </IfModule> wrapper is the same thing in the webmaster world. DON'T BE AN IDIOT! If you don't know whether a module is enabled, run the test ONCE then REMOVE the wrapper as it is EXTREMELY wasteful of Apache's resources (and should NEVER be allowed on a shared server).[/indent][/rant 4]
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
# Another no-no as this is designed to undo a mod_alias redirection before handoff to mod_rewrite
# Where is your Redirect statement?
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\\.domain1\\.com [NC]
# No Case flag is required else DoMaIn.CoM will not be matched (and it IS legal; the host is not case sensitive)
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/domain2 [NC]
# leading / is only matched by Apache 1.x servers
# {REQUEST_URI} variables are case sensitive so you got these backward
RewriteRule . / [R=301,L]
# redirect EVERYTHING to the DirectoryIndex of the root?
</IfModule>
Sorry to "go off" on you like that but I do get pedantic when I see errors in code. It's not personal (I don't know you), it's to help you as well as prevent other members from making the same errors (or using your code).