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Ronnie O'Sullivan: I will give £11,000 to charity... but only if I get £61,000 first
RONNIE O'SULLIVAN has promised to give £11,000 to charity - but only if he makes another 147 and collects a bookmaker's offer of £61,000.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has caused controversy after bizarrely snubbing a 147 at the Welsh Open
O'Sullivan was widely criticsed after snubbing the chance of a 147 at the Welsh Open on Monday because the prize-money was "too cheap."
He was accused by World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn of being disrespectful, while rivals, including Ali Carter, who has suffered from Crohn's disease and cancer, suggested he was selfish and should have handed the cash to charity.
Now bookmaker Paddy Power have put £61,000 on the table if he makes one this week and O'Sullivan said: "That is more like it - and I will give £11,000 to charity if I make one."
After his controversial 146, here's why @ronnieo147 could break the Paddy Power bank by going on to get a maximum: https://t.co/YHTUW1eHhS— Paddy Power (@paddypower) February 16, 2016
And he went on to defend his decision to ridicule the original £10,000 prize-money on offer and stop his score at 146 instead.
"When you do things differently or unexpectedly you divide opinion," he said. "I see Stephen Fry, one of the greatest men in this country, has upset some people with something he said at the Baftas. It happens.
"I don't see why what I did was wrong, it is my form of entertainment, my way of making a serious game more light-hearted.
"I don't pay it all too much attention, Once I step over the line I am ready to play. There is a mindset where you need to be yourself.
"If I am out there thinking about charities, mums, dads, my children, what my cleaner is doing, have I paid my bills, what everyone wants of me...I couldn't perform, I'd be too worried.
"You need to grow big shoulders and say, 'whatever it takes' and be strong. I have made 13 147s, won five world titles, scored the most centuries...I have done some good things."
O'Sullivan gave a showman's masterclass on Tuesday as he beat China's Tian Pengfei 4-0 in Cardiff.
Tian came into the match unbeaten against the Rocket, having won both of their previous encounters. But it soon became clear that proud record was set to go up in smoke as O'Sullivan produced a devastating display of snooker.
His long game, once considered a weakness, as up at the 100 per cent success rate as Tian was blitzed by 415 points to 37.
And there were breaks of 110, 112 and 102 to extend O'Sullivan's record career centuries tally to 811 - plus a 90 for good measure.
After his criticism on Monday, however, Hearn made a U-turn yesterday to say that, actually, O'Sullivan is close to being bigger than snooker.


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The book charts the story of the Blues' exploits in European competition and the fans' journeys to see them play. From Alf Ramsey's champions, through the Bobby Robson UEFA Cup-winning era, to George Burley's Premiership team and the bonus season under Joe Royle.
On a European Journey: With Ipswich Town in Europe 1962-2002 is written by David and Philip Houseley, the brothers responsible for organising supporters' trips during the 70s and 80s, including the UEFA Cup win in Amsterdam in May 1981.
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MONTREAL, Nov. 30 /CNW Telbec/ - Richelieu Hardware Ltd. announces it has closed its sixth acquisition since the beginning of 2010, specifically the acquisition of the net assets of PJ White Hardwoods Ltd. ("PJ White"), headquartered and operating a distribution centre located in Vancouver (B.C.). This company also operates three other distribution centres in Victoria (B.C.), Edmonton and Calgary (Alberta). PJ White distributes a diversified range of materials, decorative products as well as hardware products targeted to manufacturers and residential and commercial woodworkers. For Richelieu, this transaction represents additional sales of more than $30 million on an annualized basis.
PJ White's operations are fully compatible with those of Richelieu. Through this acquisition, the Company strengthens its presence in Western Canada by integrating four new distribution centres into its network, benefiting from the new team's expertise and adding new products and a new customer base.
Richelieu also announces it has signed new agreements for three upcoming acquisitions. With the six acquisitions closed since the beginning of 2010 and the transactions underway, the Company is expected to increase its sales by some $90 million on an annualized basis.
Profile as at November 30, 2010
Richelieu is a leading North American distributor, importer and manufacturer of specialty hardware and complementary products. Its products are targeted to an extensive customer base of kitchen and bathroom cabinet, furniture, and window and door manufacturers plus the residential and commercial woodworking industry, as well as a large customer base of hardware retailers, including renovation superstores. Richelieu offers customers a broad mix of high-end products sourced from manufacturers around the world. Its product selection consists of more than 70,000 different items targeted to a base of some 50,000 customers who are served by 58 centres in North America - 34 distribution centres across Canada, 22 in the United States and two manufacturing plants in Canada, specifically Cedan Industries Inc. which specializes in the manufacture of a wide variety of veneer sheets and edgebanding products, and Menuiserie des Pins Ltée which manufactures components for the window and door industry and a broad selection of decorative mouldings.
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AN OXFORD pub is serving the perfect brew... in more ways than one.
Beer lovers at The White Rabbit, in Friars Entry, can sip on a tea-infused pale ale to celebrate National Tea Day today.
Yu Lu, an Earl Grey loose leaf Pale Ale, has been crafted by Siren Craft Brew and is only available in 15 pubs across the country.
Duty manager Rob Uren said it was the perfect seasonal and 'very drinkable' drink.
But fear not, the beer doesn't actually come with a teabag, that's just for the photo!
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My interests are in climate variability across a wide range of time scales. I'm particularly interested in how present day climate differs from climates in the past, and what may have caused climates to change.
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Global Warming and Political Intimidation. University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst, 167pp. (Japanese translation published August 2012 by Kagaku Dojin, Tokyo).
The Hadley Circulation, Present, Past and Future (H.F. Diaz and R.S. Bradley, eds.) 2004. Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, 511pp.
Paleoclimate, Global Change and the Future (K. Alverson, R.S. Bradley and T.F. Pedersen, eds.) 2003. Springer, Berlin, 220pp.
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Ride Rotation is back?
-Deja Vu at Six flags Magic Mountain is going to Six Flags New England
-Iron wolf at Six Flags Great America is rumored to go to Six Flags America
-Six Flags Discovery Kingdom's Pandemonium is rumored to be put at another park.
Well it looks like the ride rotation is back again.
> -Deja Vu at Six flags Magic Mountain is going to Six Flags
> New England
Great, another technological marvel that will be SBNO quite often at SFNE.*
I mean, anyone here ridden Catapult (Flyswatter) lately?
Yeah, what I thought.
*As it was during my only SFMM visit this past March.
Mike B.
From my experience Deja Vu at SFMM has nearly always been operating. I've only missed it due to off-season maintenance, sometimes in September or early part of the year.
The issue you likely ran into was off-season maintenance. They will close it for a month or two each year for work. That's the difference between a park that operates year-round and one that is seasonal.
The roller coasters with multiple trains often don't close or don't close as often because they'll take one train out of service and keep the rest working.
I know deja vu and Flashback are two different rides but.....they are kind of similar. One being inverted and one not. Still, kinda lame they got something so similar.
I'd take Deja Vu fot SFGAdv though, there is a perfect spot right where this Big Grey Box is holding a bunch of scrap metal.
- mugen
I've only ridden one of the three SF Deja Vu coasters.
The one at SFGAm. And even that day it was running, then not, then was, and we got lucky to get a ride. I loved it.
I don't consider it anything at all like a boomerang.
And I loved the outside seats.
It's always been too bad that they all seemed so fickle.
SFoG's never ran while I was there (three times in four years).
I understand Eric's point re SFMM's but I visited on day two of weekday ops, so if SFMM didn't get the ride running with all those non-op days for maintenance, etc., I just figured it was "the usual" as I explained to my daughter "those things never run."
So now I wonder why SF is keeping this last one "in house."
Maybe because it was the most reliable?
Count me skeptical re what the future holds for it in New England.
Mike B.


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1960 — Ben E. King left the Drifters and signed a solo contract with Atco Records. He sang lead with the group on their ONLY #1 hit, "Save The Last Dance For Me," a tune that was released later in the year AFTER he was gone; a tune he'd already recorded with the guys on Atlantic Records (ATCO was in the same family of labels).
In 1961, Ben E. would have TWO top ten hits as a stand-alone artist; "Spanish Harlem" and "Stand By Me," his biggest success in the post-Drifter days.
Also during this past week; in 1960, production began on Elvis' first post-Army movie, "G.I. Blues".
Donny Osmond (21) married his wife Debra on May 8th of 1978. They're celebrating their 32nd anniversary THIS weekend! (way to go, you two!! Always great to hear of a show business marriage that LASTS!)
Cleveland was named as the site for the future "Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame" this past week (May 5th) in 1986.
The Beatles recorded "Something" on May 2nd of 1969. It was written by George Harrison about Pattie Boyd.
now for the irony….
Eric Clapton recorded "Wonderful Tonight" on the SAME DATE, May 2nd, 8 years later (1977). It was also a song HE'D written about….you guessed it… Patti Boyd!
Both George and Eric were married to Patti; George said "I do" first; Eric made Patti a "Mrs." the second time.
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Whether as a model, muse, mother or fashion designer, Ines de la Fressange has always been the epitome of Gallic elegance. The daughter of a French marquis and an Argentinian model, Fressange began modelling herself in the 1970s, becoming the muse to Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel, who told her he could imagine her designing her own fashion collection.
As always, the designer proved far-sighted. Fast-forward to the present day, and Fressange, now 58, is working on her seventh collaboration with the Japanese brand Uniqlo. Naturally, she is also modelling for the campaign. "I only do one or two pictures," she says, "but sometimes they're the clothes we sell the most. I'm surprised by that." Nobody else is, however, for Fressange's effortless-looking style is envied and imitated across the world.
Fressange has many other strings to her bow. She owns a Left Bank boutique, selling everything from her own fashion designs to garden tools; she has co-written a best-selling style manual, which she followed up last year with a guide to chic Paris. And since 2003, she has been the ambassador for Roger Vivier, the luxury French shoe brand, a role which has encompassed everything from PR to store decor to long-term strategy. She recalls her first meeting with Tod's CEO Diego Della Valle, who asked her whom she saw as the ideal designer to take the label on. Fressange suggested Bruno Frisoni (serendipitously, she was wearing a pair of his shoes at the time). "Della Valle said 'That's good news, he's already done two collections,'" she laughs. "It was a test to see if we had the same idea of the brand. Bruno really had the spirit of Roger Vivier: witty, but always chic and elegant." Which is of course exactly what one would say of Fressange herself.
She lives in Paris – where else? – in a house near the Jardin du Luxembourg. "There are dogs, children – it's a bit messy and not very French," she confesses. "There's even a tiny Indian temple at the end of the garden."
Her home is shared with her two daughters, Nine, 22 and Violette, 16, from her marriage to Luigi d'Urso, an Italian businessman and art historian who died of a heart attack in 2006. Nine has starred in an advertising campaign for Bottega Veneta, while Violette has followed in her mother's footsteps and walked the runway for Chanel; but their mother says their futures lie outside fashion. "Nine has a passion for theatre," she says. "And Violette wants to be a writer."
Fressange, too, has other ambitions. She's always wanted to do the decor for a hotel; her latest dream is to set up an agency, staffed by young computer geniuses, to reimagine everyday items using computer-aided design. Does she ever relax? "At the weekends I feel I ought to see exhibitions and organise lunch with friends... but in the end, I'm in bed, watching stupid American TV series," she admits. "Maybe I should invent a new life – maybe I should say I'm having tea with Princess Caroline?" The truth is, for all her impeccable beauty, style and wit, Ines de la Fressange is a reluctant role model. "My real message is that nobody's perfect," she says. Though to the casual observer, she comes pretty close.
My style rules
Keep updating your look
Often, women feel really good in their thirties. They know what suits them, and it's a happy moment in their life; so they stick to that style, the clothes, the hair and the make-up. After a while, they start to think that everything new is bad. I think it's fun to experiment with your hair and make-up and to try new looks. You don't have to dress like your daughter, but it's good to pick up little things. For instance, all the young people are wearing Stan Smith trainers. If you wear Stan Smiths with navy-blue trousers and a coat, it looks great; if you wear the same outfit with high heels, you'll look like Granny.
The wealthiest people aren't the most stylish
Usually, when women can afford to shop in the luxury stores, they'll buy everything there. It's better to try the high-street shops to buy a denim shirt, or wear a T-shirt instead of a blouse under a jacket. I often look in the men's and children's departments too – in fashion, nobody should have prejudices.
With jewellery, less is more
The terrible thing when women are getting old is that they have more things: the engagement ring, the wedding ring, the ring for the first baby and the second baby – and they wear it all at once, all their life is on their hand. That's the worst! A little shell on a cotton thread would be better. After a certain age, it's better to wear nice jeans and not too many diamonds. Jewellery, along with fur and crocodile skin, just adds age rather than elegance. On the other hand, a young girl wearing a fur coat or carrying a crocodile bag can look really fun.
Ageing well is about attitude
Don't be too self-conscious. You have a few wrinkles, you're obviously not a young woman any more – so what? You can't worry about it because it's impossible to hide – I haven't seen many examples of successful surgery, and I haven't had any myself: I'm afraid of needles, and of surprises. Once, a famous actress said to me: "Oh, you have less Botox than I do!" I didn't dare to tell her that I hadn't had any because that wouldn't have been polite. I'm happy to do stupid things with my hair, because I know it will grow back the same, but not with my skin.
My skincare secrets:
The most important thing is to take off your make-up before bed
It sounds obvious, but lots of women don't bother. All the fashion people use Bioderma Crealine H20 micellar water, which takes off the make-up really well. My next tip is to sleep. I go to bed early – about 11pm – and I'm asleep by midnight. And the third is never to go out without wearing a day cream. Avene is good, and not expensive. Facials? Never. People come out afterwards with faces like red balloons. Obviously it's very bad for the skin. But don't get obsessed; after you leave the bathroom, you should forget about what you look like.
Start the day positively
It's normal to wake up in a bad mood. You don't want to get out of bed, you worry that you're going to be late, today is going to be difficult. So the first thing you should do is smile, because that tells the brain that you're fine. In our civilisation, we divide the body from the thoughts. It takes a lifetime to realise that it's all one and the same. I try to meditate every day, but like everyone, I'm full of excuses: I'm too busy, I'm late. But at least the intention is there!
The key to French style
It comes down to not being obsessed by brands, mixing things up, keeping hold of clothes for years. It's the idea that you could find something in Marks & Spencer, and it would be as good as a luxury brand. In America, there's the impression that women need to buy the latest thing: they'll order clothes before they've even arrived in the shops. In France, nobody would ever buy something without seeing it. It's a different mentality.
My wardrobe essentials
A navy-blue sweater
It doesn't matter if you're brunette, blonde, red-haired – everyone looks better in a navy sweater. It makes you look fresh and emphasises the eyes. Sometimes women don't like to buy staples – they think they're boring – but generally people look better in something really very simple. The best picture of Princess Diana was the one Mario Testino took of her in the turtleneck sweater. She wasn't even wearing much make-up.
A navy jacket: much smarter than a black one, which can look dusty
The important thing is to update the style to stay looking chic, so one year, it might be teeny and shrunken, the next, oversized and deconstructed.
Good jeans
Without rips. Again, you'll need to change the style. Last year I was wearing off-white, long jeans. This year, I want them short and cut off with scissors.
Flat black shoes
At Roger Vivier, Bruno Frisoni has a different take on the ballerina every season – a new buckle, a new shape. They're much sexier than high heels, and you can walk in them. (In my opinion, there's nothing less sexy than trying to look sexy.) A leather jacket: it makes any outfit look more rock 'n' roll.
A man's shirt
White, light blue, striped, in denim or chambray, it looks great in the office – poking out from your navy blue sweater – but you can also throw it on at the beach.
A trench-coat
In camel or khaki green. Steal it from your mother, or your grandfather, or find it at the flea market. When you discover the coat that's been waiting for you, it will be obvious.
And finally….
I hate to be the one saying: "Wear this, don't wear that." I have a wardrobe crisis every morning myself. I always think there are so many things I should throw away, and the shirt I'm looking for is always at the dry-cleaners. I'll be dead before I get the perfect dressing-room and the perfect clothes and feel perfectly confident. But that's normal!


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Prior to coming to FAU in 1991, Ms. Linn has served as an educator and guidance counselor in the Etowah County public school system, and adjunct professor with Jacksonville State University, Gadsden, Alabama from (1970-1981). She has served as an assistant project officer for 1-800-4-CANCER at the National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD., and technical publications writer/editor for the Navy Tactical Support Activity, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (1984-1990)
In her twenty-five years at FAU, Ms. Linn has served as Coordinator for the Weekend BBA Program, College of Business, Coordinator for Credit/Noncredit Programs/60+ program, Continuing Education, and Budget Coordinator, Biological Sciences, College of Science. She joined the Department of History in 2000.


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Strand West is a permanent "city beach" located near the Houthavens (wood docks) in Amsterdam's Westerpark district. The wide 20,000 m2 beach offers panoramic views over the waters of the IJmeer. Amsterdam residents and visitors hang out at this sandy beach where you can laze in a hammock or a beanbag chair, drink a cocktail, eat some tapas or play beach volleyball with your friends or colleagues. It is not possible to swim at Strand West.


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Lebanon, Pa. offensive tackle/defensive end Jared Odrick already had more than 15 written offers before checking the mail on Tuesday. Despite receiving new offers almost daily, the latest one was quite a surprise.
"I got an offer from Oklahoma in the mail," said the 6-foot-6, 295-pounder. "I wasn't expecting an offer from them. We sent one tape to them a week or so ago and then I get a letter from coach Stoops saying I have an offer. It's an honor."
Odrick now lists Oklahoma near the top of his list along with Virginia, Penn State, Maryland, Notre Dame, West Virginia, Iowa and UConn. He also recently received offers from Boston College, Northwestern and Minnesota.
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"I'd like to hear from Michigan and Ohio State as well," he said. "I've been to junior days at Penn State, Virginia and Maryland and I'm going to UConn this weekend."
Out of the junior days, Maryland's stood out.
"I spoke to coach Friedgen for a while and, while there were like 120 kids there, I spent some time with the coaches," he said. "Virginia and Penn State were nice as well though."
Of the schools on his short list, Notre Dame is the only program that hasn't offered yet.
"They said they will soon."
Odrick will attend the NIKE Camp at State College, Pa. on April 30 and the Blue Chip Combine on May 2nd at Rutgers University. He's hoping to crack the Rivals100 soon.
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Archive for Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Gardner wears down Wildcats
Mistakes haunt De Soto in loss
September 10, 2008
It wasn't a pretty start for De Soto's football team Friday night.
A formidable Gardner squad spoiled the home opener, spreading out the scoring and winning by a final score of 39-0.
De Soto managed to hang around in the first quarter, and it took a trick play on an end-around pass from Gardner receiver Isaac Mallory to fellow wide receiver Justice Berry to get the visitors on the board after one fruitless possession.
"We had really shut them down early," coach Brad Scott said.
Then, an injury to starting quarterback Logan Clark with about 10 minutes to play in the second quarter - an undisclosed injury to his left, non-throwing shoulder - landed not only the quarterback but also the starting outside linebacker on the bench without pads on.
"When your offense isn't doing anything because your starting quarterback is on the sideline, your defense just has to stay out there and eventually they are going to wear you down," Scott said. "I think that was a big part of what happened.
"When we were fresh and we had everybody in there, I thought we matched up with them well."
"That hurt us a lot because he's a real threat on defense," added junior running back and defensive back Dylan Burford. "Quarterback-wise he didn't have much experience, but he came in threw the ball well a couple of times and led our offense."
For the Wildcats, Burford led all De Soto rushers with 52 yards on 18 carries. Josh Fisher followed with 26 yards on five attempts.
Before he was forced out of the game, Clark was 2 for 3 for 50 yards, which included a 48-yard bomb to Jamel Townsend in the first quarter that got the ball down to the Gardner 35-yard line.
That drive stalled one first down later, however, when the Wildcats went for it on fourth and 16 from the Gardner 31-yard line. Clark's pass intended for Townsend fell incomplete and De Soto's scoring threat came to an end.
Before that, De Soto got off to a seemingly improbable start against Gardner, forcing the Blazers to punt after one first down in the opening series, which began at Gardner's own 29-yard line.
De Soto opened up its first offensive series with a third-down conversion when Mark England took a handoff and scampered seven yards on third and six. Josh Fisher gained another first down three plays later when he took a handoff between the guards and finished with a five-yard run.
On the ensuing snap, De Soto fumbled the ball away on the exchange between Clark and Burford, and Gardner took over at the De Soto 46.
On first down, the Blazers handed the ball off to Mallory and the Wildcat corners bit on the run. That left Berry standing all alone. Berry needed all the time, as Mallory's throw was significantly underthrown and Berry made it to the end zone just in time with Mark England giving chase.
Gardner added 12 points in the second quarter, three in the third and 13 in the final stanza to round out the scoring.
Gardner rushed the ball 40 times for 222 yards, compared to De Soto's 39 rushes for 90 yards.
"As a runner, you've got your jukes, which didn't help. You just have to make one cut and live with it against these guys," Burford said. "Holes are open for a couple seconds, you've just got to run through them as fast as you can and lower your shoulder. I think our offensive line did really well."
De Soto will have a chance to atone for the opening week loss against Eudora. The age starts at 7 p.m. Friday on the road.
"We've just got to take from it what we can to get better and just stay together," Scott said. "We're going to be fine. We're going to show up to Eudora and get better."
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A suspicious package discovered outside a home on Wade Avenue in Bloomfield turned out to be nothing dangerous, police said.
Police said the landlord at 61 and 63 Wade Avenue found the unmarked package inside and an enclosed porch and opened it to discover some wiring. The landlord threw the package onto the front lawn and dialed 911 around 3:30 p.m.
Authorities arrived to inspect the package and described it as small and containing wiring and LED lights. Bloomfield police were not able to determine whether the package contained explosives, so a Hartford Police Bomb Squad was called in. The bomb squad worked to disassemble the package and determined that it contained no threat.
No one was arrested and no injuries were reported, although the fire department and volunteer ambulance company were standing by.
Now police are investigating to determine who delivered the package and why. Officers theorize that it may have been left in an effort to scare someone.


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Gastro Bypass and lap band surgery HELP!!!
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I agree with snow....its not a silver bullet. It should be used as a TOOL to aid in your lifestyle change and as nothing more. Yeah, you lose weight pretty rapidly at first, but ti does slow down, and you will have to work to get it off just like any other "diet". Then you gotta work even harder to KEEP it off.
Its a big change. I had it 2 months ago. Im glad I did it but before I did it, I had no idea how truly difficult it would be. I mean, I feel I was educated on it, but emotionally and everything, its hard.
It usually runs right around $12K maybe more, maybe less. You have to weight at least 100lbs over your ideal weight and meet many other requirements as well.
Talk to your family doc and even with a doc that does the surgery in your area. You can also go to bariatric surgery center int'l website and find a support group. Go to one now so you can see how it is for many people and get a better idea of how it is.
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St. Matthew's UCC
It was voted on and approved by the congregation to pursue plans to build an addition on to St. Matthew's UCC in Kunkletown.
The main focus will be to see that there is an elevator and handicap accessible bathrooms on both levels of the building.
The plans also include an addition that will house new Sunday School rooms, offices and conference room.
St. Matthew's Laymen's Fellowship asks for donations of sugar, Carnation Milk, fresh milk and homemade shortcakes for its Strawberry Festival.
These donations can be dropped off at the church Friday, June 18 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
You can bring the homemade shortcakes to the picnic grove on Sunday, June 20.
You can call Loretta Hawk for the shortcake recipe.
Pleasant Valley Ecumenical Network is in need of boys' and girls' pajamas and clothes in all sizes. They need linens, sheets, pillow cases and blankets. Gently used items are appreciated.
Items can be dropped off at St. Matthew's during office hours on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and Sundays, 8-11:30 a.m.
Eldred Township Historical Society
Eldred Township Historical Society is looking for donations of items for its Chinese auction at the Kunkletown Vol. Fire Co.'s carnival.
Please contact Brenda Dorshimer at (610) 381-3895 if you have something to donate or bring it to the picnic grove on June 22 at 10 a.m.
Graduation acknowledgments
St. Matthew's will be recognizing and saying prayers for any graduates on Sunday, June 13.
If you have any one graduating from an accredited school, technical school or receiving licensing and would like their name to be included, contact the church at (610) 381-2442.
Birthday greetings
Please wish these neighbors a Happy Birthday this week: May 31 - Dale Greenzweig, Sr., Donald Schneider; June 2 - Anthony Palermo, Lillian Smith, Jenn Winchilla; June 3 - Ellen Kresge, Maurice Kresge, Emily Thek; June 4 - Violet Kromer; June 5 - Marisa Rentschler; June 6 - Garry Borger, Marlene Long.


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The 1:30pm scheduled taping of NBC's reality show "Fashion Stars" was cancelled yesterday, October 13th, when crew members walked off the job early Saturday morning. The crew went on strike and started picketing, outside Hollywood Center Studios, to protest their lack of, and inability to secure, union representation. The strike was organized and led by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE). Mike Miller, head of IATSE West Coast, was quoted in an interview as having said, "it's a successful network show that continues to refuse industry standards and health and pension benefits to crew members." There is no word yet as to whether or not negotiation talks are in progress.
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Last week I learned about a company that develop chairs – they have built in sensors into the seating of the chair to measure movement and to inform the person sitting on the chair that he or she should change position after a certain period of time. Isn't this crazy in a positive way?
This brings me to the world called Internet of Things which opens up amazing possibilities for the user and the development company. Imagine that every thing you use would be connected to the Internet (with capital I), even 'things' that are not technology enabled like the chair mentioned above.
Imagine the towel that you use for the dishes (or pans). The towel informs you when you should clean it because of too many bacteria (I have heard you should only use it one day and then wash it?). The manufacturer of these towels would perhaps be able to send you every 2 months one new towel based on your usage – maybe you can servitize a towel?
But let's go a step further and try to imagine all the data that would be created by all these "things" by its users – imagine that we use 200 "things" per day (clothes, desk, car, glas, pen, towel, fridge, …) and that we produce (only) 100MB per day – so one year equals (rounded) 40GB. 40GB times 1 Billion people equals 80 Billion GB or 2000.000 Terrabytes or 2000 petabyte per year or 2 Exabyte per year.
These data amounts will deliver interesting information on how we use "things" but more important, insight in perhaps diseases based on usage patterns of certain "Things", increased government control on power supply (do you really need to wash that one towel?), or a pair of jeans that is indicating that it should be washed because of certain bacteria on it. My imagination is too limited at the moment to see all the possibilities but it's clear that the possibilities are endless.


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Turquoise, White, and Silver Wedding Inspiration
Turquoise, though bright and flashy, is actually an incredibly versatile color if you match it with the right color. Pair turquoise with peach or coral for a summer-time feel, or maybe with yellow for a springtime event. White and silver are the colors most associated with winter, so pairing turquoise with white and silver is perfect for any winter wedding or event! Cool turquoise blends with white and silver to form an eye-popping color palette that's fresh and trendy!
Just how can you tastefully design tablescapes based on a turquoise, white, and silver color scheme? Turquoise alone is visually stimulating, so if you're in love with cool turquoise, try using turquoise tablecloths with turquoise napkins–white china and silver cutlery will provide contrast. For a more complex tablescape design, decorate your tables with white tablecloths and then layer with turquoise table overlays so the white tablecloths barely peak out beneath the turquoise.
If you prefer to use white or silver as your dominant color, turquoise provides a lovely accent, especially when you use satin table runners, chair covers, and chair cover sashes in turquoise. With white or silver as a dominant color, your venue will sparkle with shining silver and look like an enchanting winter wonderland.
Besides the tablescape design, turquoise jewelry and dresses are dazzling and playful–have fun with it!
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How do i grep file names in current directory?
Ok i can grep within a file,
grep ming* output.txt
and i get any lines with string ming followed by anything
now i want to search a directory with a bunch of files
How do i do this with grep?
it seems like this should work but it doesn't
grep ming* ./
For the most part, not "grep", but simple globbing.
If you need more advanced matching ability, use find
Edit: BTW, this is wrong:
grep ming* output.txt
In regex, you need to use "." to mean "any character". Also, you need to quote the pattern to protect it from shell globbing.
grep "ming.*" output.txt
I'd think
cd dir
BTW, usually a good idea to put single quotes around regex patterns so they are processed by grep, not the shell.
I think i should be able to ls -1 mydirectory | grep ming*
still not working though:(
Perhaps we need to clarify the request. Do you want to search for certain patterns in file names? Or to grep for patterns inside only certain files?
My previous post addresses the first, while chrism01 addresses the latter. In essence you can use globbing to select a list of files for grep to operate on.
But also have a look at the grep man page. There's a whole section on input file control.
Rogue45's technique is a quick&dirty way to search for certain filenames. But really, for the most part you should not try parsing ls. Just use globbing again, with echo or printf. You only need ls if you want to see long-format info:
echo ming* #prints a space-separated list
@David the H. I want to search for patterns within file names. In my example i want to list any file name that begins with ming followed by any characters. I don't care about file content.
I just found out the asterisk was what screwed me over. I just needed ls -1 mydirectory | grep ming
If you are happy to get files that have 'ming' anywhere in the file name (ming1234, 1234ming and 12ming34) and you are happy with the limitations of locate (you have to be running updatedb, which you probably have running from a cron job in most distros, and you only get files that were present the last time that updatedb ran) then there is an almost trivial solution
locate directoryname | grep -i ming
(PS You should never use the word 'trivial' in an answer to this kind of question. Ho, hum.)
Using grep at all is overkill for a query like this.
For that matter why don't you just use the solutions I gave you before? Use "echo ming*", or "printf '%s\n' ming*" (if you need them one per line). External commands like ls and grep are wholly superfluous when you only need to list out the matching filenames.
Also read through the links I gave on globbing and find to learn how to do more advanced searches.
I got it fellas based on David the H and KG's responses. Thanks for everyone's help.
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ISO Recommendations for non-stamper
I have a stamping project but I haven't stamped in more than 7 years so I'm out of touch with tools and techniques.
I need to apply people's names onto paper pocket folders (they are too wide to run thru my printer, and i don't want to buy a wide-carriage printer for this project).
I considered clear labels, because they'd look yucky.
I considered cuttings slits in the front of the pocket and run the names on paper , cut the paper into strips and slip the strips into the slits - but I don't want to add the thickness.
I considered printing onto transfer paper, but I think that will transfer residue to the paper (where the letters aren't, as well as where the letters are).
So I'm considering stamps - but how do I do this?
Do I draw a faint line on my item, and apply each letter individually, using clear stamps?
Is there an item that will hold the individual stamps onto a level line, apply ink to them en masse, and then stamp?
Or, what are your recommendations?
Thank you so much in advance for your tips
PS - I'm concerned that each individual letter stamp will be very small and hard to work with - I'd love to find something where I can dial up each letter, or something that will make this very easy... ie, the right tool for the job (I have a lot of names to do!)
Have you considered using a label maker? They have improved the old "Dymo" that we used to use. You can get one with interchangeable fonts, and also get colored or black tapes for it. Here is a link:
Amazon.com: Dymo 1741205 Caption Maker, 3 Interchangeable Wheels: Electronics
Thanks for the suggestion - I had not thought about a label maker.
I do have an electronic one (I had the dynamo but unfortunately I think I sold it when I moved recently).
The dynamo version will add thickness to the project. The electronic one will look like a sticker.
For this project, I would like something that looks more upscale than a label.
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How crisp do you need it to be to fit the style of your project? If you can stand a low level of grunginess, you might consider the acetate and ink-jet rub on method since that would let you print in sections if necessary and piece together as you go.
All you do is print mirror image onto the shiny side of a transparency sheet with an inkjet printer, leave it alone for 10 minutes or so and then lay it face down onto your project and burnish with something like a popsicle stick. It's a very verstatile transfer method but it won't be as super crisp as printing directly onto paper - I've attached a couple of postcards I did this way so you can see how it works (the fishy one because it was on an acrylic painted surface and the Elvis one just because I fancied doing it that way!).
What color are the folders? Are they a lighter color that printer ink will show on?
I do have a few sets of letter stamps that can be stuck to an acrylic block, and also a few sets of JustRite alphabets that would do what you want, but you are right - the little individual letters are somewhat challenging to work with, especially when I'm assuming that each folder will be stamped with a different name.
The image transfer method that AngelNorth described works really well. Another method I've used that gives a pretty crisp transfer is done with a laser printed copy. You still print in mirror image, then to get the name to transfer, you lay it onto the item you are transferring it to and dab the back with a cotton ball soaked with acetone (or acetone nail polish remover).
The cons of the acetone method are 1) The Fumes!!!! and 2) you'll need to test the colorfastness of the folders - the acetone can fade it.
How about making a list of the names in your word processing software, printing them on colored cardstock and attaching those to the folder. Leave enough room between names so when you attach them to the folder you can cut around the tab part of the file folder , you can even use a punch on the bottom edge for trim. use a tape runner or liquid glue to attach them.
I tried the inkjet onto a transparency - both sides in fact. And the transfer was very pale - I need to experiment with a variety of brands I suppose.
The folders are very light-colored, so that's good.
I'd love crisp, but I can go with a more countrified, less crisp look.
These are not file folders with tabs; these are 3-hole punched pocket folders.
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Matt claims ANZAC medal
Thursday, 29th May, 2014
By Ethan James
What do the three AFL ANZAC Day medallists have in common?
It's a question that may stump even the most ardent Broken Hill trivia buffs.
Monday, 13th May, 2013
By Darrin Manuel
Broken Hill has stunned Far North and reclaimed the Miners Cup with a commanding 39 point win at AAMI Stadium.
Coach David Ruddock's plan to outrun his opposition paid dividends as the match wore on, with Broken Hill extending its lead at each break.
The Broken Hill team got away to a shaky start in the first quarter, squandering several chances in front of goal before Nathan Kickett took a strong contested mark and kicked truly to get the team's first major score on the board.
Far North were playing undisciplined football and often hugged the boundary, while Broken Hill surged through the middle of the ground at every opportunity to take a three-point lead into quarter time.
Codie Howard opened the second quarter in sensational style, spinning through tackles and fending off to inspire his teammates with a great goal.
Ben Perkins and Justin Heath then got involved in the scoring, slotting majors after marking inside the 50 metre arc.
Midway through the second term Far North finally found their rhythm, and kicked three of the next four goals with sharp, direct football through the corridor.
A goal to co-captain Jayden Kelly before half time maintained some breathing space, and allowed Broken Hill to take an 18-point buffer into the long break.
Kelly and Ruddock were both vocal during half time, and implored their charges to exploit the opposition's lack of fitness.
The players responded with a workmanlike third quarter that resulted in two goals to Perkins and a trademark running goal to Anthony Henderson.
Broken Hill's dominance led to a boilover of frustration for Far North, with one of their players punching youngster Cohen Pettitt behind play and sparking a heated response from Broken Hill.
Pettitt and his teammates would have the last laugh however, with Henderson kicking the opening goal of the last quarter before Pettitt launched a 50m bomb to secure a 39-point lead and effectively end the contest.
Far North managed two more goals in the final quarter, but never looked truly threatening as Broken Hill answered with goals to Heath and Jelbert.
Broken Hill's best player was Centre Half Back Brenton Zanette, who shut down his opponent and controlled the backline with strong marking and spoiling.
He was well supported in defence by Jake Napier, Brent Rose and Matt Dempster who all provided significant drive out of the back half.
Jayden Kelly and Jordan Johns vindicated their selections as co-captains with outstanding performances, with Johns' final quarter particularly impressive.
Heath Caldwell, Justin Heath, Cohen Pettitt, Codie Howard and Ben Perkins were also solid contributors throughout the match.
After the match Ruddock lauded the effort of his backline, and said all players had done their city proud.
"It was very, very good, they came out as expected and hit us hard early, but we knew we had the overall run and onball rotation to get us through," he said.
"The backline was great, but all the players played to instruction.
"We had no passengers today, and when you take 23 players away and they all perform, you're always going to come away pretty happy as a coach."
The players' efforts were appreciated by team sponsor CFMEU, who allowed the players to keep their blue and gold guernseys.
"It's just reward for their efforts," said BIC President, Danny O'Connor.
"We're very proud of how the boys represented Broken Hill today, the way all players have done so over the years.
"They've come out and stood up for Broken Hill, and it's just a small token of our appreciation."
Final scores:
Broken Hill: 13.16 (94) def Far North: 8.7 (55)
Goalkickers: Perkins 3, Heath, Kickett, Henderson 2, Howard, Kelly, Pettitt, Jelbert
Bulldogs back our boys
Saturday, 11th May, 2013
By Darrin Manuel
The Broken Hill combined team has turned to SANFL giant Central Districts in its quest to bring home the Miners Cup.
Coach David Ruddock handed his players over to Bulldogs officials yesterday for a final training session at Playford Alive Oval in Elizabeth ahead of today's clash with Far North at AAMI Stadium.
The players were put through their paces by Jeff Brown, who coaches the Bulldogs reserves and also handles some of the country's elite young talent as head coach of the SA Under 20 team.
Ruddock said Central Districts' offer to train the players and allow them to use their facilities had furthered the club's relationship with Broken Hill.
"They've been very good to Broken Hill football, especially with our younger kids and providing equipment, and we're very appreciative," he said.
The players did some light running before setting up for some skills work and drills focusing on quick ball movement.
"The training was good. We've been training very, very well for the past few weeks actually," said Ruddock.
"The bus ride was OK, but this was a good chance to get out and stretch our legs and get out any travel soreness.
"The players looked sharp, and it was great to have Jeff take them. He's really lifted the team and I'm sure they'll take a lot of it."
Brown offered some local knowledge on how to approach the game, and implored the players to keep AAMI's Stadium's wide spaces in mind.
He stressed the importance of blocking the opponent's run, and even being willing to be caught holding the ball if it results in a stoppage and prevents the opposition from running away with the ball.
"To play on Footy Park is a big event, and footy will be finishing up there soon so they will be one of the last teams to play there," he said
"But there's a lot of space at the ground which the players have to consider. It's also good to use the corridor rather than going around the boundary."
Brown wished the players well in their match, and said he had enjoyed the opportunity to work with them.
"It's been great, they're all keen as mustard. I think you know exactly what you're going to get from them.
"It's going to be a very quick game and I really hope the players do well and represent their city well."
The only hurdle to returning home victorious will be the Far North squad, and Ruddock said he expects a physical contest early.
"It's the same as usual. We've got a smaller side and they will come out with a big side and try and hit us hard early," he said.
"We've just got to stay with them in the first quarter then maybe run away with it as the game goes on - we have a side capable of doing that."
There could also be more than just Miners Cup glory on the line for the team's younger players, with Central Districts Development Manager, Scott Stephens, suggesting players could further their careers with a good showing.
"A lot of players don't get the opportunity to play on Football Park - even at SANFL level you only get a run out there in the finals," said Stephens
"A few of the young blokes could even get an opportunity with league clubs. There'll be clubs here having a look so you never know what could happen."
The game will begin at 10.05am today and will be played as a curtain raiser to the AFL clash between Richmond and Port Adelaide.
Arch rivals turn it on
Monday, 6th May, 2013
By Balldock
North has claimed top spot on the ladder with a hard-fought 12-point win over the Roos on Saturday.
The contest was virtually a game of two halves and missed opportunities.
The Roos won the toss and ran to the Essential Energy end in the opening term but it was the Bulldogs who started the better with the now fab four doing most of the damage.
Young talent rises
Friday, 22nd March, 2013
By Peter Argent
Both South Broken Hill Roos exports Tom Derham and Marc "Nugget" Purcell have been selected in the South Australian Country side to take on their city counterparts in the seventh annual City verses Country match.
The pair won selection after being picked in the SA "team of the carnival" at the statewide country championships in Berri in late June and early July last year.
This game is a curtain raiser to the season opening Adelaide Crows - Essendon encounter tonight.


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Australia thumps India by 110 runs in Commonwealth tri-series ODI
February 19, 2012 - Brisbane
Australia comprehensively beat India by 110 runs in the seventh one-day international of the Commonwealth Bank tri-series here on Sunday.
Australia won the toss and elected to bat first, managing a competitive total of 288 for five in 50 overs. In the reply India was bowled out for 178.
Michael Hussey, who top scored for Australia with 59, along with Peter Forrest who also struck a fifty helped Australia set a target of 289 for India.
Irfan Pathan was the pick of the bowlers from India, claiming three wickets but was on the expensive side, conceding 61 runs in his ten overs.
Apart from skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's half century (56), no Indian batsman looked comfortable against Australian pace attack, spearheaded by Ben Hilfenhaus, who claimed his maiden five-wicket haul (5/33) in the fifty over format.
The win has sent Australia back again on the top of the table in the tri-series significantly improving their chances of reaching the finals.


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David Pegler, CEO, ExCeL London, said: "This is a fantastic achievement for ExCeL London and underpins our ambition to be the home of world of leading events. Since opening in 2000, we have hosted over 4,500 events and welcomed 20 million people from every corner of the globe. In 2013, we celebrated our most successful year to date which resulted in an economic impact of £2.9 billion for London and supported 31,000 jobs nationally. We look forward to the continued success of our customers' events and anticipate that we will welcome our 30 millionth visitor within the next 3 years."
Adrian Jones, Partner, Trowers & Hamlins said: "This was a wonderful surprise for me when I arrived at ExCeL London this morning to attend The Tech Transformation Forum. To be ExCeL's 20 millionth visitor is a great honour and a fantastic achievement for the venue. I'm looking forward to enjoying the prize package that ExCeL has awarded me."
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Hth13 I tried to personal message you back and I got the below message...has this happened to anyone else?
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Yeah, I'm here for the g@ngbang....
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Yes, I've had this message. Before I had tokens; so I left it at that.

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yeah i got that message before apparently because of mature content
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me too.
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If you become friends you don't have to use a token.

Just scribble it on his white board. You don't need tokens for that.

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The Flagler County Sheriff's Office said they will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. Friday to announce the arrest of a suspect in the homicide of Zuheily Rosado, who was killed at the Mobil Mart on Feb. 22.
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WILMINGTON,NC (UNCW news release) — Second-round leader Purdue posted a tournament-low 297 during the final round to claim the 10th annual Landfall Tradition by 14 strokes Sunday on the Country Club of Landfall's Jack Nicklaus Course.
Making their seventh appearance in the event, the Boilermakers captured their first Tradition title with a three-round total of 904 (304-303-297). No. 3 Auburn placed second place with a 918 (297-312-309) tournament scorecard while No. 16 Ohio State (308-311-300=919) claimed third and South Carolina (307-314-301=922) took fourth.
First-round leader Paula Reto of Purdue carded a two-under-par 70 during the final round to return to the top of the leader board and capture individual medalist honors with a tournament result of two-over-par 218 (71-77-70).
Alejandra Cangrejo (75-76-70=221) of Duke and Victoria Trapani (72-73-76=221) of
Auburn, the tournament's second-round leader, finished three shots back of Reto in a tie for second. Three players – Katie Burnett (76-76-72=224) of South Carolina and teammates Caroline Powers (73-77-74=224) and Lindsay Solberg (76-77-71=224) of Michigan State – ended the event in a tie for fourth.
For host UNCW, senior Sofia Hagsund carded a five-over-par 77 on Sunday to earn a share of 13th place with a three-round total of 229 (76-76-77). Sophomores Laverry Kumar (79-80-83=242/T-71st), Lori Beth Adams (82-80-83=245/T-77th) and Jeanne Metivier (86-83-89=258/86th) and senior Alei Mitchell (85-90-85=260 /87th) rounded the Seahawks entry, which ended the event in 18th place with a 969 (322-319-328) tournament scorecard.
Recaps from rounds 1 and 2 are below. Round 2 is listed first:
Purdue posted a team total 303 on Saturday to erase a seven-stroke deficit and take over first place during the second round of the 10th annual Landfall Tradition on the Country Club of Landfall's Jack Nicklaus Course.
The Boilermakers (304-303=607) will enter the final round with a two-shot advantage over first-round leader Auburn (297-312=609) after the No. 3 ranked Tigers combined for a 312 team total on Saturday.
No. 12 Duke (314-303=617) sits 10 shots back of Purdue in third after jumping up eight spots on Saturday with a 303 that matched the Boilermakers for the low team round of the day. No. 4 UNC Chapel Hill (306-313=619) and No. 16 Ohio State (308-311=619) are two shots back of the Blue Devils in a tie for fourth.
Auburn's Victoria Trapani carded a one-over 73 on Saturday to overtake first-round leader Paula Reto of Purdue with a 36-hole total of one-over-par 145 (72-73). Reto posted a four-over 75 during the second round to drop into second at four-over (71-75=146) while teammate Laura Gonzalez matched Trapani for individual low-round honors with a 73 on Saturday to move into third at five-over (76-73=149). Four players are five shots back of Trapani in a tie for fourth at six-over.
For the host Seahawks, senior Sofia Hagsund recorded her second straight four-over-par 76 on Saturday to put herself in a four-way tie for ninth at eight-over (76-76=152). Sophomores Laverry Kumar (79-80=159/t-50th) and Lori Beth Adams (82-80=162/T-67th) both finished the day at eight-over par while sophomore Jeanne Metivier (86-83=169/86th) and senior Alei Mitchell (85-90=175/88th) completed the Seahawks entry.
UNCW (322-319=641) combined for a team total 319 on Saturday and finds itself in 18th place heading into Sunday's final round, four shots back of Chattanooga (309-328) and five shots back of Northwestern (320-316=636) and Mississippi (315-321=636).
Final round action in the 2011 Landfall Tradition is scheduled to begin Sunday at 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start.
1. Purdue 304-303-607 (+31)
2. Auburn 297-312-609 (+33)
3. Duke 314-303-617 (+41)
T4. Ohio State 308-311-619 (+43)
T4. North Carolina 306-313-619 (+43)
T6. Notre Dame 306-314-620 (+44)
T6. Michigan State 312-308-620 (+44)
T8. Iowa State 315-306-621 (+45)
T8. South Carolina 307-314-621 (+45)
T10. Florida State 315-309-624 (+48)
T10. NC State 311-313-624 (+48)
12. Wake Forest 311-315-626 (+50)
T13. Tulane 317-316-633 (+57)
T13. Virginia 321-312-633 (+57)
T15. Northwestern 320-316-636 (+60)
T15. Mississippi 315-321-636 (+60)
17. Chattanooga 309-328-637 (+61)
18. UNC Wilmington 322-319-641 (+65)
Round 1 recap is below:
WILMINGTON,NC (news release from UNCW Sports Information ) — No. 3 Auburn posted a team total 297 to build a seven-stroke lead as the 10th annual Landfall Tradition opened Friday on the Country Club of Landfall's Jack Nicklaus Course.
Playing under cool, overcast conditions on the par 72, 6,208 yard layout, the Tigers posted a nine-over-par total on the first 18 holes to create a seven-shot gap over second-place Purdue (304). No. 4 UNC Chapel Hill (306) and Notre Dame (306) are two shots behind the Boilermakers in a tie for third while South Carolina (307) occupies fifth place.
Purdue's Paula Reto sits atop the individual leaderboard after recording the only sub-par round on Friday, a one-under 71, to hold a one-shot edge over Auburn's Victoria Trapini (72). Three players – Marion Duvernay of Chattanooga, Caroline Powers of Michigan State and Carlie Yadloczky of Auburn – are two shots back of Reto in third with a one-over scorecard.
For host UNCW, senior Sofia Hagsund carded a four-over-par 76 and is part of a tie for 13th place, while sophomore Laverry Kumar is three shots back of Hagsund in a tie for 47th after an opening round 79. Sophomore Lori Beth Adams (82/T-69th), senior Alei Mitchell (85/T-82nd) and sophomore Jeanne Metivier (86/T-85th) completed the scoring for the Seahawks, who stand 18th overall after shooting an opening-round team total of 322.
The second round of the Landfall Tradition kicks off Saturday morning, with the third round taking place Sunday. Live stats for the event are available at Golfstat.com.
1. Auburn 297 (+9)
2. Purdue 304 (+16)
T3. Notre Dame 306 (+18)
T3. North Carolina 306 (+18)
5. South Carolina 307 (+19)
6. Ohio State 308 (+20)
7. Chattanooga 309 (+21)
T8. Wake Forest 311 (+23)
T8. NC State 311 (+23)
10. Michigan State 312 (+24)
11. Duke 314 (+26)
T12. Iowa State 315 (+27)
T12. Florida State 315 (+27)
T12. Mississippi 315 (+27)
15. Tulane 317 (+29)
16. Northwestern 320 (+32)
17. Virginia 321 (+33)
18. UNC Wilmington 322 (+34)
Second-round action in the collegiate event begins Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with three-player waves teeing off on holes No. 1 and No. 10.


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Forcibly installing an old version of a driver?
Hello everyone.
I am trying to help my friend. He is running a fresh installation of Windows 7 64bit on a brand new HP laptop. He bought a cheap USB to MIDI adapter for music production. The adapter did not come with a driver CD.
Yesterday I was searching the internet and I have tried many different solutions I came across, but alas, to no avail. The device icon in Device Manager was taunting us with that arrogant yellow exclamation mark along with the message "This device could not start". Thank you captain obvious.
I do have a direction though. There is a driver for Win7 64bit for a seemingly identical product from the same manufacturer. Everybody who installed this driver reported success (except, of course, for us).
I have tried to install this driver manually, but whatever I tried, my friend's PC always replies: "Windows has detected that the current installed driver is the newest version" - and will not install the original driver supplied by the manufacturer! I will note that the driver Windows installs by default labels the adapter as "USB Aduio Device" and that's it, of course.
What I'm looking for is a way to force Windows into installing that specific driver. I am sure there's a way to do that. I wouldn't mind if it had to be done through command line/registry - I have experience with that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and thank you very much in advance.
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If you must install this driver Windows 7 doesn't like remove the old driver you have on your computer first. If Windows 7 doesn't see the installed driver you might be able to install the one of your choice. Keep in mind Windows 7 is picky on what drivers it likes. Myself, I never force drivers into Windows 7.
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Thank you for the quick reply.
How would you go with uninstalling a driver?
First of all, in device driver details window in Device Manager, there are six .sys files associated with this device. How can I know which ones are the ones I should remove?
When I was trying to remove them (I tried changing the name from driver.sys to driver .old) Windows immediately recreated that same file.
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I would remove any and all driver associated with this device. You should be able to right click on them and click uninstall.
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Yes, but if I click uninstall in device manager, the driver files still remain, and then when I'll re-plug the device Windows will install them automatically, and again will not allow me to install the specific driver I want to try. I need to prevent Windows 7 from installing ANY driver for this device by default, so I can install the one I want.
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
Show us a picture of your device mgr so we can see where the yellow bangs are, then we'll make an informed decision on where to go from there.
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I will ask my friend to take a screenshot and upload it here.
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Windows 7
Alright - This is the screenshot. After I plug in my usb-midi adapter, a short installation process begins automatically followed by this message:
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8.1 Pro x64, Windows 10 Pro x64
Right click on the device in the device manager.
Select Update Driver Software
Click on Browse my computer for driver software
Select Let me pick....
Select Have Disk.
Go to the location where you stored the downloaded driver and point to it.
Select OK and follow instructions to install.
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Like I said in the first post - Windows does NOT let us install the driver this way. It says "Windows has determined your current driver is up to date" resulting in us not being able to install the original driver supplied by the manufacturer!
This is why I am asking how to force an installation of this specific driver. Thanks
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A MAN and his sons will attempt to climb 17 Wainwright fells in 17 hours to thank to a hospital ward that cared for his wife as she recovered from breast cancer.
Andrew Bunn, from Brompton, Northallerton, said after his wife Debbie went for her routine mammogram in January they got a call asking her to have further tests, which confirmed she had breast cancer.
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She has now been given a clean bill of health, but to thank medical staff and raise funds for the ward, Mr Bunn, along with sons William, 25, and Thomas, 22, will climb 17 Wainwright peaks in the Lake District from Saturday, June 7 to Sunday, June 8.
Mr Bunn said: "Fortunately it was classed as pre-cancer because we caught it straight away.
"Debbie unfortunately lost a breast, but she is one of the lucky ones, as many women need further treatment, including radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
"She was treated in the Scott Suite and after she recovered I wanted to do something to say thank you to the staff, but also raise awareness of the importance of getting routine cancer check-ups."
Mr Bunn said he wants to highlight the importance of women getting a mammogram on time, because if Mrs Bunn had put off her appointment for six months it would have been in the aggressive stage.
Mr Bunn's Just Giving page has already raised almost £800. To donate visit www.justgiving.com/andrew-bunn
Alfred Wainwright was a British fellwalker, guidebook author and illustrator who wrote the Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells, which is the standard reference work to 214 of the fells.


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President Obama Kills No Child Left Behind
President Obama unveiled the most significant changes to U.S. education policy in a decade, using his executive authority to give states more flexibility to opt out of some provisions of the controversial No Child Left Behind program that was a signature initiative of President George W. Bush.
"We can't let another generation of young people fall behind," Mr. Obama told an audience of education leaders in the East Room of the White House.
Mr. Obama expressed frustration with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, who have bickered about the best way to improve the increasingly unpopular program championed 10 years ago by Bush and liberal Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy. Mr. Bush signed the law in early 2002 at an Ohio high school in the congressional district of House Speaker John Boehner, who was then chairman of the House panel overseeing responsible for education.
"Our kids only get one shot at a decent education. They cannot afford to wait any longer. So, given that Congress cannot act, I am acting," Mr. Obama said.
The president tied the need to improve U.S. education to his efforts to jumpstart the struggling economy.
"We are in the midst of an enormous economic challenge," Mr. Obama said,"the most important thing we can do is make sure that our kids are prepared for this new economy."
Mr. Obama noted that the United States is ranked 16th in world for the percentage of young people who earn a college degree.
"Today, our kids trail too many other countries in math, in science, in reading. And that's true, by the way, not just in inner-city schools, not just among poor kids; even among what are considered our better-off suburban schools we're lagging behind where we need to be," the president said.
Most states are expected to apply for the waiver, which would give them more control over how they deal with troubled schools.
Mr. Obama emphasized that the waiver would not lower standards, but would in fact raise them because to get the waiver the standards would have to be raised. And he said the current law perversely encourages schools to lower their standards so they do not miss their mandated goals.
"These problems have been obvious to parents and educators all over the country for years now," Mr. Obama said.
OMG hell must be freezing over because I AGREE that this program is a complete failure and that more power needs to be given back to states to govern their own schools.
if u kill that law u will be letting kids down ..not every child can keep up ,get behind.u will have a lot of kids quiting.trust me..it going to get bad now..that's Obama..
Really? Tell me exactly what NCLB did to prevent that?
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if u kill that law u will be letting kids down ..not every child can keep up ,get behind.u will have a lot of kids quiting.trust me..it going to get bad now..that's Obama..
I agree this was an utter failure, I have seen kids get passed not because they could do the work or were even doing the work but because the school wanted to keep up their numbers. It is disgraceful and not doing the kids any favors. My nephew was one of them NCLB, and frankly he could have and should have been left behind.
How will getting rid of a program that was quite well known to be a failure and actually known to... um... leave kids behind let kids down again?
And. I'm sorry. I've tried to lay off of this in CM but it is hard to take educational advice from someone who doesn't know how to use contractions or punctuation and writes 'you' as 'u'.
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if u kill that law u will be letting kids down ..not every child can keep up ,get behind.u will have a lot of kids quiting.trust me..it going to get bad now..that's Obama..


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Finally have this in my cupboard!
I really regretted not picking it up when I went to Cuppa'T early/mid January – so I made a request for it from my family in Regina to get as a birthday tea! My mom may have goofed and picked up some less than stellar looking blends instead of my precious Monk's Blend – but she delivered by picking this one up!
I wish I had an ingredients list – but it smells/tastes like some glorious combinations of vanilla, lemon, and wintergreen mint. Mmm! It also has these amazing sugar snowflake crystals which are so cute, and as I learned today delicious.
This was my Dad's pick for tea this afternoon and I couldn't resist stealing some to try. It's in the kitchen cupboard right now, because I'm going to need a cup to myself sooner rather than later!
Also, that's the last of the backlog! Hip hip hooray! So, yay for hopefully not getting this backlogged again for a long time.
Reserving my rating until I've had a cup to myself.


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Wales faces a hidden scandal where thousands of people cannot feed themselves or their families, according to a hard-hitting report from Oxfam and Church Action on Poverty.
The two charities, with the backing of the Trussell Trust, are calling for an urgent Parliamentary Inquiry into the relationship between benefit delay, error or sanctions, welfare reform changes and the growth of the 'hidden hungry'.
The report, Walking the Breadline, says increased use of food banks is down to changes to the benefit system, unemployment, underemployment, low and falling income and rising food and fuel prices.
Changes to the benefit system are the most common reasons for people using food banks. These include changes to crisis loan eligibility rules, delays in payments, Jobseeker's Allowance sanctions and sickness benefit reassessments.
Julian Rosser, Head of Oxfam Cymru said: "The shocking reality is that thousands of people in Wales are now reliant on food aid. Cuts to social safety nets have gone too far, leading to destitution, hardship and hunger on a large scale. It is unacceptable that this is happening in the seventh wealthiest nation on the planet."
The report comes in the wake of figures from the Trussell Trust's foodbanks in Wales which revealed that over 35,000 people in Wales have received at least three days emergency food from them the last year, more than twice the number helped in 2011-12.
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