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Accessibility component that fails to properly restrict the path used
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If an attacker can trick a user into opening a file that resides in the
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A local festival has gained award-winning, statewide attention.
A local festival has gained award-winning, statewide attention.
Onslow County was the big winner this year at ShowFest, an annual meeting in Charlotte hosted by North Carolina Event and Festival Association that recognizes outstanding events and functions held throughout the state.
The convention was attended by more than 200 festival planners and tourism professionals representing their respective counties and events.
Onslow County brought home six awards, including the distinction of Event of the Year for Jacksonville�s National Night Out.
Tourism Director at Onslow County Chamber of Commerce Theresa Carter and her team were present to receive the awards. Carter said she was ecstatic after being selected for having the best event in the state during 2013.
�We were in with some major festivals like the Seafood Festival in Morehead City and the Dogwood Festival in Fayetteville, so I was just beside myself when they called our name out,� Carter said. �I was happy with the other five wins and when they called us for the top award, we were all screaming and yelling.�
This occasion marks the first time Onslow County has won Event of the Year.
Jacksonville mayor Sammy Phillips praised team members who worked hard to pull it all together.
�I have seen National Night Out grow in its 15 years and we are very proud of the hard work of our staff and volunteers who have made National Night Out the premiere festival event in Jacksonville and now the state of North Carolina,� Phillips said in a press release.
The second award, Volunteer of the Year, was presented to Joe Houle for his excellent work with Run for the Warriors in Jacksonville. The third winner was for a new category this year, The Green Award, presented to Earth & Surf Festival with Keep Onslow Beautiful in Jacksonville for its ground-breaking use of green-conscious and environmentally sustainable methods during the festival.
�It is nice to win because it showcases all the hard work that our staff and volunteers put in to making sure that everything is done in a way that does not harm our environment,� said Lisa Rider, Director of Keep Onslow Beautiful.
More than 105 nominations from local festival planners in Onslow County were submitted, 20 of which were ultimately selected by Carter to compete in the statewide judging.
�There is so much talent in our county that we had a tough job trying to figure out who to take to the state level,� Carter said. �I�m so proud of our event festival planners for taking the opportunity and time to fill out all of the nominations. It�s an amazing feeling to see how far along our event festival planners have come in such a short time.�
Onslow County also secured three awards in the small event category: Best Brochure: Small by Swansboro Historic Homes Tour with Swansboro Festival Committee in Swansboro, Best Event Poster: Small by Crystal Coast Paddle Fest with Onslow County Tourism at Hammocks Beach State Park and Best T-shirt by Mud Sweat & Tears with MARSOC in Camp Lejeune.
�I am very excited to say 2013 was a banner year,� Carter said. �I don�t know if we can duplicate the results next year, but I want to bask in the glory now while we can.�
Matthew Adkins is the business reporter at The Daily News and may be reached at 910-219-8467 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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LONDON, April 7 (IFR) - The Islamic Republic of Pakistan, rated Caa1 by Moody's and B- by Standard & Poor's, has announced its intention to issue US dollar denominated bonds with five and 10-year tenors, according to a source.
Both bonds, which will be issued under a 144a/Reg S format, are expected to be of benchmark size.
The sovereign completes investor meetings in the US today, with the deal expected to price on Tuesday, subject to market conditions.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank are the lead managers.
Reporting by Sudip Roy, editing by Anil Mayre


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This is my third functional Xion. The first was made for Dark Dreams by LightStar. My second, called Meridian, isn't quite ready yet. Have a few things to work out but since I started skinning Xion its tons of fun. Wish I had gotten to it sooner.
It took me almost 20 years before I really discovered the advantages of layers in digital graphics. For so long I'd treated computer graphics as just another form of 'painting'...doing 'everything' on the one layer [background].
PSP and PSD files are so much more fun...and easier too.
Here's a recent graphic...relatively simple....currently made up of 11 layers [not counting the zorder layering of compound images within the sim's 'panel' ...
fab work fellas!
Yes, Xions are a hoot! the layer naming thing has a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it is full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes!! Good luck on your adventures in Xions and I will be looking forward to seeing what you come up with!
looking top notch Uvah... glad you are doing them... they are a terrific customising accessory....
[quote who="Jafo" reply="1" id="3483647"]PSD files are so much more fun...and easier too.
yep... working in layers is wonderful... so much more control....
some of v's psd files..... I've stopped counting at about 250 layers.... they are diabolical to look at... and turn off layers to see what disappears... (he doesn't name his layers)...and the huge amount of detail that goes into building up an effect.... viewing one is like peeking into a master class in PS...
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Having worked with vStyler's WB's I can attest to that fact. I usually try to group the layers according to function, like the task bar and start menu. But sometimes you can click on the layer's thumbnail and it says..."the pixels are less than fifty percent selected and will not show"...or something to that affect. Maddening.
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If my son had a choice each night between playing sports and doing his homework, I'd eventually have to smuggle the ball out of his sleeping hands. At his age, teachers wipe noses and good grades come easy, but high school students can have a hard time remembering that "student" comes first in "student athlete".
How Much Sports Count:
Though colleges want well-rounded students, admissions care about academics more. Most colleges to which students apply are, for circularly logical reasons, the colleges that receive the most applications, and therefore must rely – for pragmatic reasons of budgeting and making deadlines – heavily on the numbers. Thus, the 20% of colleges that annually receive 80% of the nation's applications weigh students roughly as follows:
That 20% sliver of the pie includes not just athletics, but also clubs, community service, work and travel experience, the application essay, and everything else that makes a student who he or she is, as a person, that is not otherwise represented by those two big numbers.
The Ugly Truth About Athletic Scholarships:
High school sports and other group activities are great, and studies unarguably show that involved students perform better in class. That said, only about 8% of high school athletes receive any athletic scholarship. For more popular sports like football, that number is closer to only 2%. So, unless scouts are coming from far and wide just to watch Johnny or Susie play, the grades and test scores have to be the top priority.
Even if the student is as talented as Knowshon Moreno, Kade Weston, or Clifton Geathers (all former SAT students of mine), NCAA regulations may require SAT scores of up to 1010 (combined Math & Critical Reading). These students worked their butts off to earn the grades and scores needed to qualify for their scholarships.
Focus for Success:
A coach's job is to make sure players take their team commitment seriously; however, as parents and educators, we are responsible for teaching our children that everybody-gets-a-trophy is not the real world, and that the perceived pedestrian pursuit of academic success is what will truly get them ahead.
The numbers speak for themselves and if GPA and SAT* are what colleges focus on, then they must be where students devote their attention as well. That may mean missing a practice, or even a game, to prepare for an academic or standardized test.
The good news is there will always be another game, another sport, and another league in the future. However, the immediate present is a high school student's only opportunity to affect those two crucial numbers.
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Voice Isolation: When Noise Reduction Meets Deep Learning
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A new approach to old problems -- with the help of deep neural networks -- may make background noise a thing of the past.
Sometimes it's easy to forget that a smartphone is also a telephone. With all the fantastic functions and features, somehow people have grown accustomed to the occasional dropped syllable and garbled sounds that make us repeat ourselves time and again. A recent article in Scientific American suggests that the fault is with the service providers. It's true that bandwidth is definitely a factor, but even when there is a relatively good connection, throw in a noisy environment like a coffee shop or morning traffic and communication starts to break down. A new approach to old problems -- with the help of deep neural networks -- may make background noise a thing of the past.
The voice band -- good enough?
Since the invention of the telegraph almost two centuries ago, there has been nearly exponential improvement in bandwidth, mobility, speed, and reliability. That said, a key aspect of voice telecommunications has lagged behind: the quality and intelligibility of transmitted voice. Very early on, the standard for human voice transmission was set as the "voice band" located between 300 Hz and 3.3 kHz (to put this in perspective, the natural frequency span of human voice during speech ranges from about 50 Hz to nearly 10 kHz).
Apparently, this was satisfactory for landline usage in quiet settings, and generations of phone users came to expect poor call quality. When these standards were carried over for cellphone audio quality, and with the added woes of spotty network coverage and connection dropouts, cellphone users' expectations for call quality fell even lower.
Extending the frequency (for better or for worse)
Now that there are about about as many cellphone subscriptions as there are people on earth, one would think that there really shouldn't be any more technological excuses for poor voice quality. New standards branded as HD Voice and VoLTE promise the eventual extension of voice transmission frequency range up to 7 kHz. An IEEE Spectrum article from September 2014 gave an instructive, in-depth analysis of the causes of lousy voice quality, and placed hope in the deployment of these new technologies. Their implementation requires new hardware and new networks, which will be overcome in time, but broadening the voice band does nothing to solve the other major challenge preventing great sounding calls -- in fact, HD Voice and its relatives may actually make the problem worse!
Noise and the boundless crusade for its cancellation
Nearly half of all phone users today employ their mobile phones as their primary voice connection (a number sure to grow). Mobile phones, by design, are used in many different environments: in planes, trains, and automobiles; at sporting events, offices, factories, and shopping centers; on playgrounds and (yeah, that guy) in public restrooms.
Just think of the noises you might encounter walking through an urban downtown, near a construction site, or in an airport lounge. While the narrow range of the current voice band standard impairs the quality of the voice that is transmitted, it also automatically filters out any noise that may be present in higher frequency bands. By doubling the frequency span of the voice band, HD Voice and relatives increase the environmental noise power that is transmitted and, ironically, can make voice quality and intelligibility worse in everyday use cases.
The noise challenges facing cellphone users are a far cry from the relatively stable noise environments that exist around landlines and, by-and-large, noise reduction technologies have not caught up. From commonly-used phase cancellation, to techniques using multiple microphones or statistical properties and mathematical assumptions about environmental noise, each attempt to isolate and cancel out noise has its deficiencies. Either some of the noise gets through or the voice suffers from audio artifacts.
Voice isolation instead of noise cancellation
The engineering team at Cypher took a different tack when developing its noise reduction technology. Instead of formulating the problem as one of capturing a signal and then eliminating the noise, they considered its mathematical dual: how to characterize and isolate the speech components of a noisy signal. Rather than trying to defend against all of the possible noise types -- an impossible task -- Cypher concentrates on elucidating and extracting common elements of human speech.
At the core of this approach is a sophisticated deep learning methodology that identifies mathematical descriptors, which can be used in training neural networks for audio pattern recognition. The deep learning stage takes place offline using a large database of human speech. The goal of the learning is to identify and separate human speech from any environmental noise.
The result is a deep neural network that can identify in real-time precisely when and where in an audio signal the human voice is present. Despite its broad and robust pattern recognition capabilities, this deep neural network is fast enough and compact enough to run in software on the CEVA-TeakLite-4 DSP. The neural network also guides other algorithmic components of Cypher's patented technology as they isolate the person speaking from all other sources of noise -- even other nearby human speakers. Once the desired voice has been extracted, post-processing modules enhance the voice signal and remove artifacts created in the background noise elimination process. The final output has a balanced, full sound as close to the original speaker as possible. To experience the clarity, visit Cypher's website for demonstrations of this cutting edge technology in a variety of different environments.
Eran Belaish serves as CEVA's Marketing Manager of Audio and Voice Product Line, overseeing Audio and Voice processing, Android interfaces, wearable devices, and Wireless Audio. Prior to this position, Eran served as CEVA's Senior Compiler Group Leader responsible for managing all compiler-related research and development, and before that he held several engineering and management positions at CEVA since 2003. Eran holds a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Tel-Aviv University.
Dr. Erik Sherwood serves as Cypher's Chief Scientist. Erik is an applied mathematician with expertise in dynamical systems, computational neuroscience, scientific computing, algorithm design, statistics, and machine learning. Prior to joining Cypher, he worked in academia and held teaching, research, and faculty positions in the mathematics departments of Cornell University, Boston University, and, most recently, the University of Utah. Erik studied at Princeton, the University of Bremen (Germany), Cambridge University, and Cornell University. He earned an AB with honors in mathematics and certificates in applied mathematics, computer science, and German from Princeton University, and MS and PhD degrees in applied mathematics from Cornell University.
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Roberto Soldado had a night to remember on Sunday as Spain entered the fray at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013. The Valencia striker was handed his major tournament debut for La Roja and he took advantage of the opportunity, scoring his side's second goal against Uruguay, a strike that would eventually prove decisive.
After the match, the visibly content forward spoke exclusively to FIFA.com.
"Truth be told, I'm extremely happy," said Soldado with a broad smile. "Obvously, I'm satisfied with my own performance, but more importantly, we managed to win the match. To have played a part in that is a real source of motivation," he added, clearly savouring what was, for him, an ideal scenario.
The free-scoring front man had no trouble remembering the build-up to his 32nd minute goal, but was quick to share the plaudits heading his way.
"I may have put the ball in the net, but I have to pay tribute to Fabregas' role in the goal; by feigning to shoot, he drew the two central defenders towards him, leaving me all alone. He then delivered an excellent pass to my feet, leaving me with just the goalkeeper to beat, which I managed to do," he recalled modestly.
Humility and redemption
Soldado's joy is not solely the result of his accomplishments during Sunday's game. In the run-up to the last two major competitions at which Spain have competed (the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ and UEFA EURO 2012), the attacker was among the last players to be dropped from the final squad.
This was therefore a chance that had been a long time in the making, and he had no intention of letting it pass him by.
"The truth is I never felt that I was treated unfairly. At the time, there were team-mates who were quite simply better than me," said Soldado. "Luckily, the coach now thinks the opposite and included me in his list. And that is, of course, a big responsibility for me, to try to grasp the opportunity I've been given during our games here."
It's a matter of great pride to score, and even more so for Spain. I hope to keep scoring in the tournament to help the team to emerge as champions.
But it is one thing to be part of a group and another to be named in the starting line-up for the opening match. The former Getafe player has certainly experienced a rollercoaster of emotions over the past few days.
"During our midweek training sessions, it did seem as if I might play, but I didn't assume anything as you just never know for sure until the coach reveals the starting XI. In the end, he told us during our lunchtime chat, and it made me very happy. It motivated me to do well," he admitted with a grin.
Rotating for results
His fine display also pours fuel on the fire of the ongoing debate in Spain surrounding the position of centre-forward. National coach Vicente del Bosque has often opted to field a midfielder in that role, and the pre-match talk was that he would go down the same road versus Uruguay. As far as Soldado is concerned, there is no correct answer.
"I think that the coach will vary things; he knows which games would be best played with a true No9 or a false nine, depending on the circumstances. What matters is that this variety, this rotation, delivers results, and for now that's what it's doing," he said.
At 28 years of age, Soldado has demonstrated an impressive scoring rate with his national team, hitting the net six times in ten games.
"It's a matter of great pride to score, and even more so for Spain. I hope to keep scoring in the tournament to help the team to emerge as champions. I feel like I'm experiencing the best period of my career. This year I knocked in more goals than I ever have in the top flight, and being here at the Confederations Cup is the perfect way to round off the season," he explained.
If the Spaniards are to emerge as champions, it will mean adding the only international honour they currenty lack to their trophy cabinet. Aware that many crucial battles still lie ahead, Soldado has already let his imagination run wild with regard to the showpiece climax on 30 June.
"I would love Spain to lift the trophy; that's what every kid dreams about. Getting to a final is always special, but you can't ask for more than doing it at the Maracana," he concluded, exhibiting the same enthusiasm he just showed on the pitch against Uruguay.


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SPANISH FORK — Wasatch played outstanding defense and shut down the state's leading scorer en route to the 3-1 victory over Spanish Fork in Saturday's 3A soccer quarterfinals.
Spanish Fork striker McKinley Brinkerhoff came into the game with an astounding 42 goals scored this season, but the Wasps did an outstanding job clogging the midfield all game to limit the help that Brinkerhoff could get from her teammates..
With the victory, Wasatch advances to the semifinals for the first time in five years. It will face Snow Canyon at Jordan High School next Friday at 11 a.m. Snow Canyon eliminated Wasatch in the first round of the 3A playoffs last year, the Wasps are excited for a rematch.
Riley Gagon got the scoring started for Wasatch just five minutes into the game, as she buried a cross from Emily Duffett to put the Wasps ahead 1-0.
"It was a beautiful pass. We've been working on our set pieces quite a bit lately," said Wasatch coach Dawain Wheatley.
Wasatch maintained the 1-0 lead until halftime, but it eventually started to pull away in the second half.
Rebecca MaWhinney put Wasatch ahead 2-0 early in the second half and then teammate Sharee Woodruff made it 3-0 later in the half with her team-leading ninth goal of the season.
The victory was Wasatch's fourth straight as it joined fellow Region 10 foe Park City in the 3A semifinals.
Spanish Fork's Kristi Taylor prevented Wasatch from recording its eighth shutout of the season with a 77th-minute goal.
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Class 5A
Tuesday's semifinals
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Davis (15-1-1) vs. Viewmont (17-1-0), 11 a.m.
Northridge (9-6-0) vs. Alta (17-0-1), 1:15 p.m.
Class 4A
Tuesday's semifinals
At Juan Diego High School
Woods Cross (11-6-0) vs. Bonneville (16-2-0), 3:45 p.m.
Bountiful (12-5-1) vs. Skyline (15-1-2), 6 p.m.
Class 3A
Friday's semifinals
At Jordan High School
Wasatch (12-4-2) vs. Snow Canyon (15-2-0), 11 a.m.
Park City (16-0-2) vs. Ogden (17-0-0), 1:15 p.m.
Class 2A
Friday's semifinals
At Jordan High School
Waterford (10-5-1) vs. Maeser Prep (6-7-0), 3:45 p.m.
St. Joseph (12-3-0) vs. Manti (12-3-1), 6 p.m.


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It almost seems too soon, but Memorial Day Weekend is upon us, the semiofficial start of summer.
The bad news for campers is that, at least in the East Bay Regional Parks, all available campsites have been booked for weeks. The good news is that there is still plenty to see and do in the parks on day trips close to home.
Memorial Day Weekend kicks off the swim season in the regional parks. There are swim facilities at eight lakes, three pools and two beaches on San Francisco Bay. In general, lifeguards are on duty at swim beaches from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., depending on weather, attendance and staff availability. There are no lifeguards at the bay beaches. For detailed information on swimming in the regional parks, visit the district website at www.ebparks.org.
For picnickers, all tables are available on Memorial Day on a first-come-first-served basis. No reservations are taken that day. So it's best to arrive early to claim a spot, especially at parks with swim facilities. If all tables are taken, you can blanket-picnic on the lawns. Portable barbecues are allowed on lawn areas but not around tall, dry grass.
Which brings up the point of fire safety. As we all know, this is shaping up to be a very dangerous fire season. So please be careful. Fires are allowed only in designated fire pits. Dispose of barbecue coals only in the concrete bins provided for that purpose, not in regular trash barrels. And in general, please cooperate with police, firefighters, lifeguards and other park staff in the event of an emergency.
Del Valle Regional: There are plenty of organized activities scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend, too. Here are a few options:
Although all campsites are taken, noncampers are still welcome at the campfire program from 8 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Del Valle Regional Park south of Livermore. Park by the campground store and meet at the amphitheater for a talk about the park's history. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress warmly and bring marshmallows to toast. Del Valle is on Del Valle Road off Mines Road south of Livermore. For details, call 888-327-2757, ext. 3249.
BLACK DIAMOND MINES: At Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve in Antioch, there will be an open house at the park's underground mining museum from noon to 4:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday. Visitors ages 7 and older can take a free, self-guided tour through 1,000 feet of restored historic sand mine workings. For younger kids, there's a special area just inside the entrance with interactive displays.
Black Diamond Mines is at the end of Somersville Road, 5 miles south of Highway 4 in Antioch. Parking is $5. For details, call 888-327-2757, ext. 2750.
TILDEN: Kids' programs and a Little Farm open house are on the agenda during Memorial Day weekend at the Environmental Education Center in Tilden Nature Area in Berkeley.
Naturalist James Wilson will lead a short and entertaining hike designed so parents can introduce their young children to the pleasures of nature exploration. It's from 10:30 a.m. to noon Sunday. Then from 1 to 3 p.m. the same day, James will coordinate a kids garden work party to harvest the winter crops and plant more for summer. Dress to dig in the dirt.
From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, James and the other naturalists will host an open house at the Tilden Little Farm. Chickens, goats, cows and the other barnyard animals all will meet and greet Memorial Day visitors. The programs are free. Tilden's Environmental Education Center and Little Farm are at the north end of Central Park Drive. For details, call 510-544-2233.
CRAB COVE: Crab Cove Visitor Center at Crown Beach in Alameda also plans an open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday. Activities will include a minus tide guided walk from 10 to 11:30 a.m., a pond walk from 2 to 3 p.m. and a fish-feeding program from 3 to 3:30 p.m. Crab Cove is at 1252 McKay Ave. off Central Avenue. For details, call 510-544-3187.
Ardenwood: Ardenwood Historic Farm in Fremont will host a free day and open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday. Visitors will be able to ride the farm's unique horse-drawn train, tour the historic Patterson House, and watch the blacksmith at work.
Activities will include farm chores from 11 a.m. to noon, sampling baked goods from the Country Kitchen from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., old-time lawn games from noon to 1 p.m., a naturalist walk from 2 to 3 p.m. and animal feeding at 3 p.m.
Ardenwood is at 34600 Ardenwood Blvd., just north of Highway 84. This is a great opportunity to see a restored Victorian-era farming estate, since parking is free and the normal admission fees are waived that day. For details, call 510-544-2797.
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QUESTION: I am concerned about my risk of heart disease. I have been prescribed a statin and told to watch my intake of cholesterol. I have shifted to using egg substitutes, but they are costly. I have begun buying eggs by the dozen and then separating the yolks form the whites. Is this a good way to avoid cholesterol and save money?
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ANSWER: There is definitely an element of logic to this approach. The white of an egg is a source of high-quality protein. In fact, egg white is the standard to which all other proteins are compared.
There are about 3.5 grams of protein in the white of every large egg. There are small amounts of other nutrients, including selenium, potassium and sodium, but protein is the egg white's main nutritional contribution. The yolk, by contrast, contains lesser amounts of protein, together with small amounts of vitamin A, folate, phosphorous, potassium and selenium.
When you buy the egg substitute, you get most of the nutrients found in the whole egg, minus the cholesterol. When you separate your egg, you only get the nutrients in the white.
It is important that we step back to look at the big picture, which I assume is your desire to watch the cholesterol content of your diet and thereby decrease your risk of heart disease. The yolk of one large egg contains about 213 milligrams of cholesterol.
For those with an otherwise balanced diet, the periodic use of whole eggs has been shown to have a minimal impact on blood cholesterol level. If you like, you could use only one of the yolks with two eggs.
But here is some general information that may or may not apply to your specific case. The American public has been persuaded to wear blinders that let them see only the fat and cholesterol in the diet, and the cholesterol level in the blood, as the factors responsible for heart disease. The logical outcome of such thinking is that reducing dietary fat and dietary cholesterol, or taking a prescription medication, is all that is needed to reduce risk.
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COLUMBIA, Mo.– "Making the best better" for generations of Missouri 4-H club members, 47 luminaries joined the Missouri 4-H Hall of Fame, Aug. 17 at the State Fair Community College campus in Sedalia, Mo.
Inductees from 40 counties established a legacy totaling 1,465 years of service to 4-H. Family members and friends attended the seventh annual event. Inductees were nominated by their counties for outstanding volunteer work in local 4-H programs.
"This celebration acknowledges the contributions of distinguished 4-H leaders—past and present," said Missouri 4-H Foundation chair Nelda Godfrey.
The Missouri 4-H Foundation recognizes individuals who have created a legacy of service to 4-H by honoring them with membership in the Missouri 4-H Hall of Fame.
"These leaders have made exceptional contributions to the lives of Missouri 4-H members," said Missouri 4-H Foundation executive director Cheryl Reams.
2013 Missouri 4-H Hall of Fame inductees, by county
Andrew: Ruth DunnBarton: Dennis WilsonBates: Ron NissenBoone: Nathan MartinCaldwell: Lena HoughtonCape Girardeau: Cathy HemmannCarroll: Belinda FlickChariton: JoAnn MottClark: Marilyn DayClay: Robert and Anna NolandClinton: Margaret SchemmerCole: Ruth Ann KlattDeKalb: Jim and Melissa StulzFranklin: Sue and Stan KochHarrison: Glenda MercerHenry: Mike and Lois MillerHoward: Kay SchnellJackson: Harold SmithJasper: Sherry BlockJohnson: Roy Lee WhiteLafayette: Linda StrathmanLawrence: Karla GrimmLewis: Lester HoffmanLincoln: Elizabeth SchlueterLinn: Dr. John PerryLivingston: Cindy JonesMacon: Cathy BakerMarion: Richard "Leon" PerryMonroe: Margaret and Robert WilkersonOsage: Gerald (Jerry) StarkePettis: Dorothy SparksRalls: A.J. BassingerRandolph: Edith StegallRipley: Beverly Reagan *Saline: Elsie Werneke *Schuyler: Sam Western FamilyScotland: Kay EgglestonShelby: Leslie and Kelly WiltSt. Clair: Barbara TaberVernon: Jerry and Katherine Arnold
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For the first time at the red dot design museum: the innovative art fair C.A.R.
Since 2006, contemporary art ruhr (C.A.R.) presents itself with two events a year. This autumn, the art fair is guest at the red dot design museum and will decorate the Schürerhalle, which is the main hall of the former boiler house of Zeche Zollverein, with contemporary art.
C.A.R. is organised by the initiators of galerie/agentur 162, Sylvia Sonnenschmidt und Thomas Volkmann, who have set their sights on developing a distinctive art market for the Ruhr area. The steady advancement and reinvention of the concept conduces to the success of the show which was well received as an official part of the programme of the European Capital of Culture 2010: Every year, new participants and cooperation partners are added. The innovative art fair is also a meeting point for dedicated artists and doers, so that it increases the appeal and uniqueness of the new art location of the Ruhr region.
Over the last five years, more than 900 exhibitors already took part and gave new insights into the latest trends in contemporary art. Thus, in 2010 alone, C.A.R. attracted 8,000 visitors who discovered newcomers as well as avant-garde and established galleries. From 28 to 30 October 2011, interested parties may get informed about the latest trends and compositions which the metropolis Ruhr offers in contemporary art at the red dot design museum.
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SANDY, Utah -- On Saturday night here at Rio Tinto Stadium, there was a collective muttering of "Oh, yeah, that's what Real Salt Lake look like when they have their first-choice midfield."
It took a half an hour to get all the parts moving as they were supposed to, but once everything was synced up, RSL showed why they were the trendy pick to win the league entering the season. They dominated Seattle in a comprehensive 3-0 win, taking 55 percent of the possession and completing passes and an 80 percent clip.
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And it was capped off by a vintage performance from Javier Morales – two assists and hard work on both sides of the ball – the midfield playmaker who's still working his way back to full fitness.
"I think it's taken me a long time to come back like normal, but I think tonight that I felt very, very good," Morales said of his 79 minutes. "I'm very happy about that, but more for the team. We played a very good game, and we won – so that is the most important thing."
While the team will be happy with the three points, the fans were thrilled with two spectacular RSL goals.
The first – the game's opener – came in the 41st minute. The Claret and Cobalt took a throw-in and strung together 14 straight passes, a sequence that was finished off when striker Alvaro Saborio tapped Chris Wingert's cross into the net.
The key play, though, came from Morales. Operating in the center-left channel, he got the Seattle defense backpedaling and, once they committed, found Wingert in space on the overlap. Morales hit the fullback in stride, splitting Seattle defenders James Riley and Jeff Parke.
"What Javi does is take hard plays and make them look very, very easy," Wingert explained. "That's not an easy pass he made, but that guy's got the best vision around. Once I got the ball, I knew that if I hit it hard to the back post, either it was going to go in, or they were going to knock it in, or someone would be there to put it in."
It was Saborio who got the final touch, his first of two goals on the night. The first was not without controversy as it appeared he was offside when Wingert played his cross. But replays showed that the referee was right to allow the goal.
Saborio's second contained not an ounce of controversy. In fact, it should be immediately added on his lifetime highlight reel.
Again it was Morales who made the play, outwrestling Lamar Neagle deep on the right flank and then hitting a cross low and hard across the six-yard box. Saborio cut across Parke and back-heeled it past a stunned Kasey Keller for the 2-0 lead.
When asked if that kind of finish came down to pure instinct, Saborio smiled and shrugged.
"I just tried to touch the ball and put it in," Saborio explained. "When you have guys like Javi and Kyle [Beckerman], it's nice. All you have to do is make the run and they'll make the pass."


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Santa Clara, Calif. Agilent Technologies Inc. has released the latest version of the Agilent Virtual Rack platform for test system creation and revision in aerospace/defense applications. This platform provides thousands of hardware, software and firmware from many vendors, which are accessible through a Web-like interface that enables drag-and-drop system creation and modification.
Developers can build new systems or modify existing ones with a Virtual Rack Platform. Virtual Rack frameworks expand the platform capabilities by adding flexible Virtual Rack Modules. Applications are then built atop frameworks to address specific testing needs.
The Agilent Virtual Rack family includes three key products:
- Virtual Rack Platform 7.8: One node-locked computer license to operate hardware, software, firmware and services components mounted and configured by Virtual Rack Integrator.
- Virtual Rack Integrator 7.8: Enables the user to connect, operate, automate and extend hardware, software, firmware and services within a test system.
- Virtual Rack Modules: Enable creation of flexible Virtual Rack frameworks from Virtual Rack Platforms. Currently available Virtual Rack Modules enable networking, telemetry, mnemonics, MIL-STD-1553, FPGA, GPS synchronization and solar-array simulation.
The Agilent Virtual Rack platform will be on display at AUTOTESTCON, September 18-20, 2007, Booth 231.
Pricing: The Agilent Virtual Rack platform is available now, with prices starting at $8,000. Volume discounts are available for multiple-seat installations.
Product information: Virtual Rack platform and Virtual Rack backgrounder.
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OKOLONA, Miss. (WCBI) – After struggling with academic failure, the Okolona School District is now getting good marks…and the proof is in the students state test scores.
Awards are being handed out to students and even their teachers in the Okolona School District. Students in both elementary and high school have scored high marks on the MCT/SATP2 Tests.
"All kids collectively did an amazing job and it was our duty to reward them appropriately," said John Standfield, Dollars For Scholars, Director.
Not only did the school district hand out 10 electronic nook tablets to students in grades three through twelve, for their hard work they were also rewarded cash money.
"We feel as though money is the best motivator," said Standfield.
"I was the smartest kid in elementary school so I got seventy five dollars," said Jordan Isbell, Elementary Student.
"Well I really like the award, I just wished that we could reward other kids that also had done good, cause I know I'm not the only one that did good myself," said Ashley Gates, Senior.
After such high achievement these students believe anything is possible….so they are setting future goals.
"I always want to be a scientist so I'm just going to keep working in school so I can be a scientist," said Isbell.
"I'm going to Northeast to study nursing and then I'm going to fulfill my long term dream of being a podiatrist," added Gates.
The district was once classified as "failing", now the students can C their way up the academic ladder.
"We moved from an F to a C, we are a successful school district," added Standfield.
Officials, Students, and teachers are setting goals for a B on their report cards the next time around.