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When I began to ponder what I wanted the wedding to look like, I knew that earth tones and calming hues were in the direction I was heading. I absolutely adore the mix of burlap and lace, so I knew that somehow those features would be incorporated into our day. My florist did such an amazing job and actually was the one who introduced the idea of peonies. Her touches of lavender and baby's breath throughout the wedding, along with the bridesmaids' roses, simply stunned me upon entering. After all of the planning, envisioning and discussing, the wedding ceremony decor was more beautiful than I could have even imagined. Our wedding ceremony was an evening that JP and I were fortunate enough to have officiated by his Aunt Nancy. It meant so much to us that she was family — it was important to us that our ceremony to capture the essence of us both as individuals and as a couple forming a union. Since the passing of my mother and brother, I had desired that when I got married that I would find a peaceful way to make them part of the day. What a tender moment during the ceremony when my mom's best friend, Sara, spoke and incorporated Mom and David into the wedding day. The ceremony as a whole was such a magical moment for both JP and me. Looking into his eyes and holding his hands as we faced one another was an emotion that I cannot fully express in words. To be able to look out at so many friends and family members cheering us on in their hearts was such a comforting feeling. One day JP and I will sit down and open the box from the ceremony, open the wine bottle (from the winery that JP took me to on a surprise date for our six-month anniversary when we were boyfriend and girlfriend) and read the love letters that we wrote to each other that weekend.
Our beautiful wedding reception was awaiting our arrival just a parking lot away. When we entered the ballroom, I was once again amazed by the beauty and the smiles that surrounded us. The night had just begun and "JP's awesome wedding band" was there to offer their tunes so we could all dance, celebrate and enjoy the presence of so many loved ones that we had the blessing of being with that evening. Seeing our families and friends mingle and meet one another was such a neat experience! The night was just what we had dreamed of and we were loving every minute of it.
Wedding Photography: Lacey DellaPace of Lacey for Scobey Photography / Wedding Venue: The Foundry Park Inn and Spa in Athens, Georgia / Floral Design: Pat Doyle of MG Floral / Wedding Cinematography: Artworks Wedding Cinema / Music in Film: "I Must Be In Love" by Rick Baker, Licensed through Song Freedom / Wedding Cake: Cecilia Villaveces Cakes / Band: "JP's Awesome Wedding Band" (members of ATL Funk Society with some friends) / Wedding Dress: Winnie Couture / Bride's Hair: Mandy Sauls James / Bride's Makeup: Emily Hillard / Groom's Suit: JCPenney


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The meeting for the Staunton Transportation District will be held on Monday, Nov. 5, at the Augusta County Government Center, 18 Government Center Lane, Verona, VA 24482. The meeting will include an open house session from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. followed by the public meeting at 6:30 p.m. The public is encouraged to attend and provide comments.
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Twin Cities artist Ochen Kaylan plans to make a film showing the activities at the fairgrounds before the fair starts until after it's over. Kaylan, an online editor at Minnesota Public Radio, hopes to show how the state fairgrounds transform every year into a gathering place for people from across the state.
"The State Fair is such an amazing thing. It's this 320 acres that's vacant the vast majority of the year, and then at the very end of summer, this activity starts and 1.8 million people pack into this place and they sing and they dance and they play and they eat. And then just as quickly as they came in they rush out and then it's gone again," Kaylan told MPR's Morning Edition.
Kaylan will place video cameras in different places throughout the fairgrounds and let them run for hours or days. Time lapse videos will be used in his 20-minute film about the fair.
Kaylan said he's planned all the shots for the film, which won't be narrated.
"It's this immersive 20 minutes of just trying to get what the fair is," he said. "This I hope will be some way of just expanding my understanding of the fair but also anyone who sees it, what their understanding of what the fair can be and what this thing is that's part of all of us as Minnesotans."
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At the bottom of the vs. screen you'll see a 3 digit box, the first digit represents the number of times the Y button is pressed, the second digit is how many times the B button is pressed, and the third is how many times the A button is pressed:
Code Effect 120 Fast Passing 937 Goaltending Legal 552 Hyper Speed 461 Infinite Turbo 616 Maximum Block 802 Maximum Power 284 Maximum Speed 709 Maximum Steal 390 No Pushing 273 Stealth Turbo 111 Tournament Mode
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The more networks or the larger the network you support, the more you need to have on-hand as many tools as possible. Such tools will simplify your efforts to find the answers to questions and fix problems. In this article, I'll discuss the technical toolkit of CD-ROM products that I keep close by.
A Winning Combination
The solution to a problem frequently requires a combination of tools. For example, I encountered such a situation earlier this year as I began the implementation phase of a multistate area network. I noticed a slowdown in performance on a workstation running Windows NT 4.0 on a Novell network. A technical bulletin on Novell's Support Connection CD indicated that this was a known problem in certain configurations; the bulletin went on to give instructions on how to resolve the problem. Doing so involved getting a special file from Microsoft support. In addition, the bulletin referred to a specific TechNet document number with further details. What follows is a list of the tools I keep in my bag of tricks to help resolve such involved problems.
Microsoft TechNet
The Microsoft TechNet binder of 21 CD-ROMs provides everything from the current technical support database to the complete set of service packs. The binder is separated into 4 sections: Monthly Issues, Utilities, Service Packs, and Extras.
The Monthly Issues section holds the TechNet database Cds. The CDs are divided into two groups: business products and the entire Microsoft product line. The Supplemental Drivers And Patches CD provides patches, fixes, and drivers for MS products. The CDs in this section are updated monthly; the remaining sections are updated as needed.
The first CD in the Utilities section is the Software Library Archive. It holds files that have had updates placed on the Utilities CD in the Monthly Issues. The Client Utilities CD contains sample files, evaluation copies, and other tools designed to improve client-level Microsoft products such as FoxPro, Access, and Windows 95. The Server Utilities CD includes sample files, extensions, and other tools for Microsoft server products such as Microsoft Exchange, Systems Management Server, and Internet Information Server.
The remaining CDs in the TechNet binder provide material ranging from service packs to resource kit utility programs. Recently, TechNet also began offering a CD version of the online seminars available on the Microsoft Web site. TechNet's $300 yearly subscription fee is more than justified by the wealth of information contained in the binder, particularly given that the data is kept current with monthly updates.
Novell Support Connection CD
The Novell Support Connection CD is a technical support resource packaged in a binder similar to TechNet's. The two main CDs—numbers 1 and 2—are updated on a monthly basis.
If you're trying to minimize the number of CDs you transport, you'll want to carry CD 1: It contains the support database and a directory of the latest versions of update and patch files for products that are currently shipping. CD 2 has older versions of some of these files as well as updates for products no longer shipping.
From time to time, Novell includes demo CDs provided by some of its business partners. These CDs give additional functionality to shipping Novell products. The subscription cost for this product ranges from $295 for CNEs and Master CNEs to $1,000 for multi-user versions that can run on a network.
Novell CNE Product Link
Initially intended by Novell as a training tool for its cadre of CNEs and Master CNEs, the Novell CNE Product Link has found another purpose. I've used it several times during the course of an installation or upgrade when the customer has lost the media but has the license disk or is still waiting for the arrival of purchased software. Using the CNE Product Link has allowed installations to continue on schedule and upgrades to continue without a hitch. Because the customer will be using a legal license before the installation finishes, there's no license violation—the customer has purchased a legal copy of the software being implemented.
Access to this product is tightly controlled to CNEs and Master CNEs. The main difference between this product and the product Novell ships to its resellers is the license-creation disk, which has a higher license count on the products included in the binder.
A recent change in version 6 really makes the product worth the money. Lanalyzer for Windows—a software-based protocol analyzer—used to ship only with the reseller version of Product Link but is now included in the CNE Product Link. Lanalyzer has proved very handy for me on several occasions by helping identify the source of a problem without my having to decode the data inside each data packet.
LogicSource for NDS
LogicSource for NDS from Novell (support.novell.com/logicsource/nds/, $295) is very handy. This CD contains the knowledge Novell has acquired over years regarding NDS. The project took two people about a year and a half to complete.
To call LogicSource for NDS a treasure trove borders on being an understatement. This CD delves into NDS concepts in considerable detail to going into each errors code from both server and client perspectives. The server-side error codes tell you what the problem is, the problem's probable cause, and the potential fix(es) for the problem. The documentation of the client-side NDS error codes leaves a little to be desired. But, I've found that in practice, you can fix most client-level problems by running DSRepair on the server until no errors are reported during the repair pass.
As you consider all the other tools you need to get, you may have a hard time justifying purchasing the LogicSource CD. All it will take to make ordering this CD worthwhile is the one or two times that you need some low-level information about what a particular process is doing or not doing. You'll decide quickly that this tool should be in your bag of tricks. Novell has indicated that LogicSource for NDS will be the first in a series of reference products to give administrators and developers the information they need.
Compaq Support Software CDs
The Compaq Support Software CDs collection of six CDs makes supporting Compaq Desktop, Portable, and Workstation products easy. The first CD is bootable; it helps prepare the workstation hard drive for an operating system installation.
The remaining CDs support the various categories of non-server products from Compaq. Using Microsoft's IE4 as the installation program interface, you select the model type, model number, and operating system options to steer you to the specific files necessary for the desired product to work at optimum levels with the operating system.
This product is updated as needed by Compaq. The update interval can range from once a month to once a quarter.
Compaq Quickfind
The three-CD Compaq Quickfind collection is published monthly by Compaq. It gives you all the information available to properly support the company's products.
The first CD—titled Support Reference Library—provides more than 50,000 pages of documentation in the form of technical support and sales information on the Compaq product line, both past and present. The Illustrated Parts Guide helps you take systems apart and identify part numbers or assemblies that may need to be ordered. The final Software Solution Files CD provides the service packs or Rompaq to fix identified problems or optimize the operation of the products concerned.
The rest of my CD collection consists of copies of just about all the Resource Kits currently shipping from Microsoft, along with copies of NT Server, NT Workstation, Windows 95, Windows 98, and Plus CDs for Windows 95 and 98. The copies of the NT and 9x products are for both original purchase and upgrades, because in some cases a product will ask for files available only on a particular version. I also keep copies of such items as Exchange, SNA Server, and IIS and handy.
My CD resource kit is rounded with copies of everyday things such as HP printer drivers and Intel Netport Manager. You never know when a customer (or a department of your company) will need one of these files and can't seem to locate their copy. In a future article, I'll discuss the hardware tools I use in addition to my CD tools.
Ron Nutter is a senior systems engineer for Lextech Inc., a systems integration firm in Lexington, Kentucky. He's a MCSE, Novell Master CNE, and Compaq ASE. Ron is currently working on installing a 9-state, 31-office WAN utilizing Windows NT, NetWare, and AS/400s for a national utility. He's also the Help Desk Editor for Network World. You can reach Ron at email@example.com.
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With just two races remaining on the Canadian Snowcross Racing Association (CSRA) tour, seven-time champion Iain Hayden was once again leading the Pro Open field.
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Hayden clinches 'Triple Crown' at Grand Prix of Valcourt
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Royal Distributing Cup
Royal Distributing Cup January 30th-31st. The Royal Distributing Cup took place this past weekend, January 30-31, at Georgian Downs in Barrie,ON. With roughly 500 loads
Gamma Racers Sweep Year-End Championships in CSRA Final Race
This past weekend at the last round of the CSRA National Snowcross Series held at Horseshoe Valley Resort there was some very intense competition. This
Rockstar Energy Snocross Team Preps for Canadian Tour with South of the Border Visit
Team Rockstar Energy Polaris Racing ventured south of the border towards the end of November, first to Aurora, Minnesota, for a week of testing the
Rockstar Energy Racing Hosts Meet & Greet
The biggest indoor snowmobile show on the planet (Toronto International Snowmobile, ATV, and Powersports Show) didn't disappoint this year, serving as a who's who for
Dayco Continues to Provide Premium Kevlar for CSRA
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CSRA Honors Blair Morgan with Namesake Championship Cup
Mention the name Blair Moran amongst snowmobile race fans and everyone's eyes immediately light up. Blair was one of the greatest snocross racers of all
The kids over at Leighton Motorsports, an up and coming national snocross team on the United States based ISOC national snocross tour is working together
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Win Big With AMSOIL!
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Rockstar Energy Polaris Racing Dominates USA VS Canada Shootout In Michigan
With Iain Hayden piloting the potent 600 IQ racing sled, Team Rockstar Energy Polaris totally dominated the USA Vs Canada Shootout at Shanty Creek Resorts
Huge Track Greets Racers at CSRA Horseshoe Valley Year-End Race in Craighurst
Iain Hayden won again on the CSRA tour and in the process nabbed his sixth Canadian Snowcross Pro Championship. Here's the full report from the
Hall and Joanis Nab Wins at CSRA Kitchner
The season is winding down north of the border in CSRA. Here is the official report from their Kitchner event: The Rockstar Energy Snowcross Championships
CSRA Posts New Rules and Classes for 2013
After a series of spring meetings both internally and with the International Snowmobile Racing committee, the Canadian Snowcross Racing Association (CSRA) has released new rules
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DAILEYVILLE, TEXAS. Daileyville, on Escondido Creek eight miles south of Helena in central Karnes County, was founded by the brothers C. P. and David Dailey in 1869. There the road from Wofford's Crossing on the San Antonio River forked, one branch going to Beeville and the other following the west side of the San Antonio River to Goliad. A post office was established at the fork on July 5, 1870. The same year Professor Shives of Goliad built a store and named it Shives Store. For a short while it was operated by J. A. Addington, who called the place Addingtonville. But the name Daileyville prevailed, and by 1884 the community had a population of fifty served by a gristmill and cotton gin. That same year, however, the local post office was discontinued, and its records were moved to Helena. On September 6, 1886, the Butler-Elder feud erupted at the Daileyville store; it eventually resulted in the death of a Karnes County sheriff and several others. The Dailey brothers operated their store there for another year, then moved to Kenedy Junction in 1887.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:Robert H. Thonhoff, History of Karnes County (M.A. thesis, Southwest Texas State College, 1963).
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superb German engineered piece of kit. Weihrauch have answered our prayers for a lighter version of the HW8o. the HW95k has everything just like the HW80 without the weight penalty making it a stunning rifle which can be carried comfortably all day long. its favourite pellets are HN field target trophy,Crossman premiers,RWS superfield and the JSB Exacts. my 95 is in .22 with that near silent silencer,internal spring guide and modern synthetic piston seal it shoots like a semi tuned rifle… Read Full Review
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I bought a used 95k in mint condition and discovered that it was only putting out 9.5ft lbs, since I am an Engineer I stripped it down and found that some one had shortened the spring. Obviously having taken it to pieces (very easy) i was able to see just how well engineered the gun is, and it is very well engineered.. I have ordered a v Mach tuning kit which I will put in and re-assemble and report back after completion and testing. So far I have to say the gun is miles ahead of the BSA… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/06/2012
I am using this space to follow up the review I wrote above, having dismantled the gun and done some research I have found out that the spring is shortened at the factory, and although the gun running under power was very accurate it was more by luck than quality. The matching burrs on the internals were left un dressed, and I have to say if you buy one either strip it and polish it your self or get a gun smith to doit for you, you will also prob need to replace the spring. Don't be fooled by the reviews you read in air gun magazines, those mags rely on advertising and are thus biased, don't trust em
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I recently visited the local gun range and had previously set my heart on purchasing either a 97K or 80k (even though they are a little on the heavy side) as every review for these rifles are superb. One of the guys on the range was shooting with a 95k with silencer and hitting every target with ease. He owned a number of different air guns for both hunting and target shooting and explained that he would choose this gun over all other springers due to the weight and accuracy. I gave it a try… Read Full Review
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i have had all the weihrauch spring gun range and just love the HW95k it fits perfect for me with a healthy 11.3 with rws super domes witch are hard hitting the silencer is good too as it does take muzzel crack down i think the noise only comes from the action till its bedded in and i have had mine v-mach tuned after 3 years of ownership and makes this brill airgun to a even beter one but i must say standard these are fantastic for the money very accurate well balanced and the build quality is… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/01/2011
this is the best gun I've ever owned it has power and accuracy what more do u need and mine came with a hawk scope altogether it came to £265 which is cheap for a gun this good so go out and buy one and if it is not power full for your liking put a ox spring in it but if u r only using it for target shooting u will not need to but if u r going hunting with it I would put one in it… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/11/2010
Recently i sold my Theoben evo .22 which was not even grouping 2 inches at thirty yards.& after reading lot of review of weihrauch springers, i decided to go for 95k.just because of its weight.
What a choice i made it is is simply the best,great trigger after trying few different pellets i found the crosman premium the best suited. getting grouping of one inch at 40 yards.very deligted… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/08/2010 by joeytsuperblue15 (11 reviews written)
Beautifully balanced,light,extremely accurate and comes with a silencer what more could you ask for,got to be the best all rounder on the market… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/08/2010 by joeytsuperblue15 (11 reviews written)
Well i've done it again,i now own a 95KS and it's as good as the 99S i have if not better and lighter,also has the benefit of the silencer.Other gun makers must be well cheesed with the quality and workmanship from Weirauch… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/04/2010
The 95k is just a superb air rifle shear class I attented an air fifle club recently and I loaned my 95K to members to try out they all wanted to take it home?… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/03/2010
excellent build, rekford trigger is awesome very light, tight groups can be had if you hold gun correctly, i found no pressure on back or front of gun gives best results. not really pellet fussy, accupells group well i find.
if your after a springer this has it all, mine has hardly any recoil is very quiet with silencer mine is the hw95k version. also very light
You wont find a better break barrell!
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Written on: 26/09/2009
Wanted a decent second airgun to complement my 97k. I had been shooting rabbits with a friend (me with the 97k him with my old xocet). I was hitting the rabbits easily at 30-40m, he was missing. So after some research on the web and a visit to my gunsmith walked out with a Weihrauch HW95k. It is cheaper than a 97k and the quality is not as good. But the accuracy with accupells easily matches the 97k. It is a bit light and wavey so you will have to get used to it.That comment only makes sense… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/08/2009
i have the exact same gun ,Weihrauch HW95k, wot a lovely piece of equipment… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/06/2009
Weihrauch HW95k is an excellent product. Got a Hawke scope in the package and it all works well, definite killing machine at 40 yards… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/06/2009 by Marku1963 (1 review written)
the Weihrauch HW95k is a very well made rifle. just what you would expet from Weihrauch, it is a vert accurate rifle even at 30 yards.
Mine is a .177 and I use accupell pellets and have an ags 3-9x40 scope, which make a good combination for hunting. it's also quite for a springer with the Weihrauch silencer… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/04/2009 by tractor lad (28 reviews written)
I have owned a Weihrauch HW 95K for over 3years, it is a lovely gun to use, not the most accurate at 30yrds but is still VERY credible. The gun is light, comfortable and a nice to handle. I have had no trouble with mine, and it is used often. Mine has an aftermarket silencer and a Hawke 3-9 50 scope with hawke sport high mounts, it is a lovely mix… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/03/2009
The Weihrauch HW95k was my first air rifle and I found it very easy to use. I opted for the .177 version with the purpose of target shooting rather than hunting. Though I imagine it's easily as capable as the .22.
I found the accuracy brilliant with a scope, it's very powerful, it looks great, and due to the solid German engineering will probably last forever. Enough said really. I would recommend it, you won't be dissappointed!… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/02/2009
The Weihrauch HW95k is a very impressive gun. I have killed rabbits,hares,rats,herons and loads of other vermin on my land. it shoots hard and fast , especially with my nikko stirling crown scopes. after i modified my gun with a ox spring you notice the difference in power before my modifications it usually took 2/3 pellets to kill a hare from 50 yards but now it takes one ,or two. i would highly recommend to buy this gun but do not install a ox Mainspring unless you have a firearms certificate… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/02/2009
herons vermin? - are you running a frog farm?
Written on: 20/01/2010
I found this review not helpful because... The person is taking shots he cannot do with his amount or lack of skill. This is not a reflection on how well the rifle could perform in the right hands
Written on: 20/01/2010
Heron's in the UK are a protected Bird. If you are from the UK you are breaking the law and have 0 excuses other than you should be locked up. As for needing 3 shots to kill a rabbit at 50 yards. If you cannot do it then do not shoot at that range. Lower you range to 30 yrds and stick at that range. People like you should not even be shooting if you cannot do it in a humane manner. And like the person above me you and other like you are the reason air rifles have such bad rep with the public.
Written on: 02/09/2009
You shoot Herons? Is that not illegal? You take game at 50yards and take two or three shots to kill it? No wonder air gunning is getting bad press.
Written on: 10/02/2009 by mcdouglass (8 reviews written)
Well the Weihrauch HW95k gun certainly does have power, i can kill a rabbit or a squirrel nice clean kill from about 60 yards, especialy when using the Gamehunter 16x mag scope. The Weihrauch HW95k is a very sturdy gun. as i have said i have taken it out in every weather extream and it has nt a scratch. it is accreate quiet and powerful. a good rifle but i personally prefer the BSA. i have used my rifle a lot. i have taken it out in the snow, the rain, the heat and mud and the rifle has proven… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/12/2008 by paulw997 (1 review written)
An outstanding springer and my favorate air rifle, given the right combnation of shooter, pellet, (try logun, expensive, but worth it!) pateints and practise you can expect suprising, even silly long shots, certainly when supported, (my personnal favorate is a coke can at 100y) Hitting power is impressive, Adjustable two pressure trigger is lovely to use once mastered, smooth and gentle. Ohterwise i find, shots wonder off two o'clock… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/10/2008
The Weihrauch HW9k is a really great gun really good quality robust and very good value for money would advise to buy the silencered 1 tho quite loude with out it… Read Full Review
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Best rod I ever used for all around sport fishing in North East USA and Canada
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On 4 May our CEO Jenny Gray received a petition from community members concerned about the impact of the proposed East West tunnel on the Zoo. About 100 people attended the children's rally at Melbourne Zoo and we were able to hear, first hand, the concerns of the community about the tunnel and to talk through how we have been preparing for this potential project.
In terms of our preparations, we continue to liaise with the Linking Melbourne Authority and we have worked with our animal welfare experts and behaviourists to assess the tunnel impacts using the information in the project's Comprehensive Impact Statement. Based on this information and our expertise we do not believe there will be a significant impact on your zoo. We are in the process of conducting further independent baseline study on noise and vibrations and we will bring you more information on this as the study progresses.
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The Hastings Hockey Boosters held their annual Board of Directors Election on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013. This year's board includes Joe Harris (President), Lisa Foster (Director of Volunteers), Ryan LaFerriere (Director of Operations), Chuck Schiller (Director of Bantams), Jay Stark (Director of Girls) and Ryan Stoffel (Director of Gold/White Mites). Outgoing board members are Marc Chorney, Paul Huettl, Brian Jones, Mike Lavin and Brooks Savage. HHB thanked outgoing members for all of their time and hard work over the years. Elected board members will assume office on April 1, 2013.


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Six Nations
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Scotland legend Chris Paterson has not paid any thought to a possible Wooden Spoon decider against Italy on March 19, insisting that all his focus is on upsetting England at Twickenham.
The 102-times-capped fullback took a number of positives from last weekend's 21-18 loss to Ireland at Murrayfield but the Scots will have to lift their intensity levels further if they are to halt England's Grand Slam quest at Twickenham in two weeks' time.
With Italy also winless after three rounds of action and England growing in confidence there is a possibility however that another shootout to avoid last place will occur in Edinburgh in the final round.
"We'll deal with England and whatever happens the week after that happens," he said. "If that is the case we've been in that situation too often in recent years. We don't look any further forward than England. It's a big enough ask concentrating on them, never mind what comes after."
Paterson, who kicked 12 points against Ireland, criticised his side's defence but believes that they are not a million miles away from stringing a few tries together.
"There were so many positives out there, but the huge negative was the scoreline and the manner in which we conceded the three tries," he said. "It's disappointing not to score tries. I thought we created one or two good opportunities and didn't finish them.We go to Twickenham in two weeks' time, it's a huge ask - the form team of the Six Nations - but we're going there determined to score tries and get a win. It's about putting it all together."
Meanwhile, Six Scotland players, including Paterson (shoulder bruising), required treatment following Sunday's match, but none of the injuries sustained provided cause for concern.
Among the forwards, Richie Gray had a knee strain, captain Alastair Kellock had hand bruising and a neck strain and flanker John Barclay had a bruised knee. Centre Sean Lamont (shoulder bruising) also required treatment, as did fly-half Ruaridh Jackson (calf).
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Want to change that PSN ID? Tough luck, you're stuck with it
Ugh! You can have your MP3s and DLNAs, but this is the one thing I was seriously sad to hear. I have a terrible PSN ID, one that dates back to my high school days when I still covered half of my face with black hair and listened to bands that whine just a little too much about their break ups. As much as I hoped that Sony would finally allow a one time change, or hell, make me pay 10 bucks like Microsoft does, it looks like I'm stuck with it.
Is there a way to rename my Online ID on PS4?
No. But PS4 does give you the option of allowing your friends to see your real name in addition to your Online ID. You can also choose to import your Facebook photo to be used as your PSN profile picture if you wish.
So it looks like the only way to bypass my terrible PSN ID is by using my real name, which also doesn't make me very happy. Maybe one day we'll all be able to give Sony our money to give us the ability to change it. One day.
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'Goodbye to all that' on the Guardian Weekly
'Goodbye to all that'. It's the title of Zed Nelson's photo reportage published today on the Guardian Weekend. In the last years he has been taking photographs that commemorate those people behind disappearing Britain such as war veterans, miners, boxers … Continue reading
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I'm having a birthday lunch in mid-may for my one year old son - I have another 2.5 year old son and we are hosting about 25 people, including 6 other (older) kids. It has to be non-meat as my in laws keep kosher and don't want to eat meat in my house ;)
I also should note that I'm very busy with the kiddies so really want to do as much as possible in advance.
Here's what I was thinking:
3 salads - some sort of orzo/tomato/pinenut thing, a snowpea/radish/sesame-miso salad and a crunchy vinegary slaw with cucumbers.
I'm going to order party sandwiches so there's some protein and it's easy.
Then I was thinking I should do some sort of quiche or tart and I'm stumped on something that would be both easy and/or possible to do in advance- any suggestions?
Pesto pea crostini
Cupcakes for the kids
Ina's Lemon Yogurt loaf
Mini peanut butter chocolate cheesecakes
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Loved-up Nicky and Georgina toast a decade together
IT was the teenage romance that thrilled the nation -- a popstar heartthrob and the daughter of a Taoiseach.
One decade later, ex-Westlife star Nicky Byrne and his glamorous wife Georgina Ahern are still making sweet music.
The popular Dublin couple marked their tenth wedding anniversary yesterday when they serenaded one another with photos and love songs on Twitter.
However, there was no time for a romantic dinner or a loved-up weekend away as former crooner Nicky was busy working.
Nicky (34) who is hosting RTE music series The Hit, spent yesterday in the O2 with fellow Dublin presenter Aidan Power as they put the finishing touches to the third live show.
While Nicky was working, Georgina (33) who is pregnant with the couple's third child, was taking things easy as she spent the day at home in Malahide with twin boys, Rocco and Jay, (6).
"There was no time for a dinner yesterday as Nicky was busy working with The Hit last night," a source close to the star told the Herald.
"I'm sure they will get to celebrate at some stage, but he spent most of his day at the O2 working on the show."
"Anyway, Georgina is pregnant so they were hardly going to be tearing up the town," added the source.
While they may not have been able to spend the day together, the occasion was clearly special to the cute couple.
The 34-year-old Dubliner posted a picture of his and Georgina's wedding shoes on Twitter before adding: "Our shoes still fit".
Georgina serenaded him by posting a video of the Celine Dion classic Because You Loved Me on her hubby's Twitter page.
Georgina walked up the aisle to this song, performed by Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle at their wedding.
Nicky and Georgina have been together since they were teenagers and they tied the knot in Wicklow's registry office before celebrating in style with another ceremony in Gallardon, Eure-et-Loir, near Paris.
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This event is organized as part of the project Capacity Development for Adaptation to Climate Change & GHG Mitigation in Non-Annex I Countries (C3D+) which seeks to improve the capacity of research and training institutions in developing countries to support climate change adaptation and mitigation action.
The workshop aims at strengthening the capacity of community radio broadcasters for a better integration of climate change issues in their broadcasts. Specifically, participants are trained on:
- Climate change concepts;
- Effective broadcasting and advocacy methods to promote awareness raising on climate vulnerability within their respective regions as well as prepare the audience to develop adaptation measures;
- Developing radio programs on climate change with practical case study illustrations;
- Perform monitoring and evaluation of their climate change awareness raising programs at the community level.
The C3D+ project brings together nine organizations located in developing countries from Africa, Asia, Europe, the Pacific and the Caribbean, to collectively form a knowledge and capacity development network, where each centre contributes its specialized experience to develop and apply tools and methodologies to support decision-making for climate change adaptation and mitigation.


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CENTURY 21® Is Selling a Zombie Proofing Kit for Your Home on eBay
If you've been following us via our Social Media channels you may have noticed an out-of-the-ordinary post on Friday October, 11th. Just in time for the Walking Dead's return to AMC, CENTURY 21® (with help from the little mad scientists at its social agency, Mullen) is auctioning off a "Home Zombie Proofing Kit" on eBay.It's nothing fancy—just some particle boards and nails. But it ought to keep out those bloodthirsty zombies.
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• Strong enough to withstand hurricane force winds or prying dead fingers.
• Sealing prevents edge swell from liquid damage or tainted blood.
• Galvanization guaranteed to outlast even long-lasting outbreaks.
CAUTION: Loud noises caused by installation of Century 21® Zombie Proofing Kit may attract more zombies.
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The 2017 Chevrolet Cruze is a Delight for Louisville Drivers
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With a new hatchback version available, giving you more options, the new 2017 Chevrolet Cruze is clearly a great choice for a compact car. With plenty of standard tech features, like Apple CarPlay, and an efficient and peppy performance, you'll find plenty of reasons to enjoy the new Cruze, found here at our Louisville, KY Chevrolet dealership. Press play for a quick review of this compact car.
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The sun was hot and so was the prize, a brand new FIAT 500c Cabrio that would be going home with one lucky winner last week during our #ToplessSummer giveaway.
The winners were qualified earlier by winning a key during one of our many giveaways on-air, and headed out to #5Towers at Universal CityWalk where they kept their fingers crossed to see who would be the big winner.
The day started with games that would eliminate contestants until the Top 10 were found.
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McCabe hosted and kept the crowd entertained through all the games.
Eventually, the key turning started.
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It was lucky #8 that took it home, which was won by Parisa from Los Angeles!
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Deep beneath the ancient city of Jerusalem lies a secret that knows no bounds, devastating enough to reach across time. History's greatest spy story begins here.
For a millennium, Jerusalem's Temple Mount has been at the center of war and death. There's never been a time when blood wasn't spilled upon this ancient, sacred site.
Flash forward to present-day Jerusalem, where 35-year-old Israeli counterterrorism agent Sam Deker has just thwarted the most recent act of violence, an attempt by radical Palestinians to blow up the Dome of the Rock mosque and pin the blame on right-wing Orthodox Jews. The threat, however, is a diversion. Deker himself is the real target. He is captured and taken to neighboring Jordan, where he is tortured because of his deep knowledge of Israel's most closely guarded state secret.
Deker escapes with his comrade Uri Elezar, making it all the way to the border, only to be taken down at the banks of the Jordan River. This time, however, Deker wakes up in the middle of the ancient Israelite army on the eve of its historic siege of Jericho. Deker doesn't know if he is dead, in some torture-induced psychosis, or really back in time. But General Bin-Nun has declared a colossal holy war, and he's sending Deker and Elezar on a dangerous mission to spy on the Promised Land in advance of the invasion.
For Deker, it's his only hope to escape this genocidal hell. Then he finds himself in the arms of a beautiful enemy named Rahab, caught in a web of deadly betrayal, as he struggles to unlock the truth, secure Israel's future and his own, and save the 21st century from The Promised War.
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the co-founder of Wind River Systems, a software company started in his Berkeley, CA garage in 1981 that went on to generate more than $400 million in annual sales and eventually get acquired by Intel (NASDAQ: INTC).
By 2003, Fiddler had gotten interested in biology, and was taking classes at UC Berkeley. He listened to the young entrepreneurs that had an idea of algae for biofuel. And he provided some critical seed capital in the beginning, parceled out more money to Solazyme as it hit its early milestones, and has invested in every round since, Wolfson says.
By 2004, the company faced a serious identity crisis, which could have been the end. Solazyme's original idea—like most algae biofuel companies today—was to use the natural power of the sun and plant photosynthesis to enable algae to grow and pump out its precious oil. This could be done in large open ponds, or inside stainless steel vats with lights inside to grow the algae in a more controlled environment. Both of those ideas, were in minds of Solazyme's founders, "completely wrong."
Essentially, they didn't like using open ponds because they didn't think such a process could be done cost-effectively at large scale. There were too many variables in the environment that would wreck the efficiency of a system, like competing algae species, bad weather, and the fact that algae create "shade" at the surface of water that doesn't allow sunlight to reach more than a few centimeters below the surface of water. A controlled bioreactor could solve some of those problems, but it was too expensive, required a lot of electricity to power the lights, and couldn't be done at scale.
Instead of focusing on algae's ability to capture sunlight, which wasn't great, Solazyme focused instead on its second property—its ability to convert simple sugars into oils. This was a property that had evolved throughout millennia, as algae found ways to store fat it could survive on for weeks even if trapped under a rock with little to no light. Molecular biology had shown that algae had the most exquisite pathways for converting sugar to fats and oils, and storing it. So Solazyme ripped up its business plan, and said it would ditch the idea of algae through photosynthesis. It would find feedstock from higher-order plants, like sugarcane or switchgrass, which had evolved a biological structure that was more efficient at capturing sunlight. And it would essentially feed that source of sugar into industrial fermentation vats filled with algae, which would then convert the sugar into oil. It would all be done inside a controlled industrial environment that already existed, to make antibiotics, industrial chemicals, or anything else made in fermenters. It didn't require expensive lights to drive photosynthesis. And Solazyme wouldn't have to spend huge amounts of capital building new facilities—it could lease existing facilities that were often cheap and underutilized. And once it made the oil, it would be compatible with all the existing infrastructure for distribution, refining, and retailing that Big Oil companies have been building up for decades.
"This business is about cost, volume, cost, volume, cost, volume," Wolfson says. "It's not that complicated. You are competing with petroleum."
This change of heart in the business plan, as you might imagine, led to a delicate conversation with the board of directors.
"I went to the board and said, 'I know we told you we could do this, but I don't think we can,'" Wolfson says. The original technology idea was misguided, and would take too long to come to fruition. The alternative was this second idea, which might work, but was completely unproven.
This is where the entrepreneurial spirit of a place like the Bay Area took over. "There was not that much money invested in the company at the time. The board had entrepreneurs and risk-takers. It was still a seed round. They said 'go for it,'" Wolfson says. "They could have made our lives difficult, but they were supportive."
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Apart from the smartphones that became popular this year, there were a lot more competent smartphones that you could have purchased. But did not, because of the unrealistic price of the device in the face of what the competition is offering. Here are some such phones that you would have bought, but couldn't.
Hopefully, smartphone manufacturers will be slightly more careful and sensitive with the pricing of the devices in 2013, especially in a market like India, where value for money is the essence of shopping.
HTC One X: This phone was launched at around the Rs. 37,500 price bracket. And this was a tad too much always. Yes, this was one of the first phones in the Indian market with the quad-core processor, but that really wasn't justifying the price tag. The LG Optimus 4X HD arrived in the market priced around Rs. 33,000. Later, the Galaxy S III ensured that it was an undisputed all-round better deal, but even before that, people were wondering why price was still not tweaked. Market forces still ensured that the One X prices were tweaked later, but a little too late. Currently retailing for just around the Rs. 30,000 price bracket. Read HTC One X Review.
Sony xperia ionWhere to buy 19970: One of the rather solid phones to be launched this year. But no one even bothered with it, because it was launched with a price tag of Rs. 36,999. This for a phone with a dual-core processor, an inferior display type and with an older gen OS, still, the consumers were having none of it. What was Sony thinking of pitting the Xperia Ion against the Samsung Galaxy S III and the eventually launched HTC One XWhere to buy 4500 5750 ? The Ion would have been a very good deal priced around the Rs. 28,000 mark, but Sony didn't want to hurt the Xperia S. Messed up decisions all around! Read Sony Xperia Ion Review.
HTC One S: The One S was launched on the heels of the One X, and was priced at Rs. 33,590. The One S was ridiculously close to the One X in terms of the price difference, and do remember, the One S is a dual-core processor phone. Despite the excellent performance, people pretty much said, "why should we spend so much for a dual core phone", and went on to consider a phone from the Rs. 27,000 – Rs. 30,000 price band, which included the likes of the Sony Xperia S and the Motorola Razr. Currently, the One S is retailing around Rs. 25,000, and is a very good deal at that price. Read HTC One S Review.
Sony Xperia Sl: Yet another Sony Xperia phone on this list – do you notice a trend? Sony Mobile clearly did not learn from the mistake they made with the xperia ionWhere to buy 19970, and priced the dual core Xperia SL at Rs 32549. This suffered from the same syndrome as the HTC One S, and even more so because by the time the SL was launched around the end of October, the Galaxy S III and the Galaxy Note were the undisputed Android devices to buy upwards of Rs. 30,000. The SL was essentially a minor upgrade over the Xperia S, with the slightly upgraded processor. Everything else, including the looks remain the same, and for currently around Rs. 25,000, the Xperia S makes for a better value phone than the SL that is retailing for around Rs. 29,000. Also check out Sony Xperia SL Review.
Nokia Lumia 900: First, Nokia kept delaying the launch of the lumia 900Where to buy 1599 34319 in India. Then, when they finally did in autumn 2012, it was priced upwards of Rs. 30,000. That is not done for a phone that was about to become outdated in a few months in terms of the operating system. As we had said, the Lumia 900 was the best phone in the Windows Phone 7.5 generation, but unfortunately, that generation ends with that phone. Currently retails for around Rs. 25,000, but people believe that the Lumia 800 is still a better bet, selling at around Rs. 18,000. Read more about the device here.


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A truck stolen from a Queenston Road driveway in NOTL as the driver stood nearby ended up in an embankment near Airport Road, just a mile away. Photo submitted
A truck parked in a business driveway on Queenston Road near Niagara Stone Road was stolen Monday afternoon, while the business owner stood chatting nearby with the driver of the vehicle.
Dan Skeoch had stopped to talk with Bill German, the owner of a lumber mill on Queenston Road, and was standing about 25 feet from his truck when German, who was facing the driveway, asked him if he'd brought anyone with him.
Skeoch turned to see his truck starting to move, and he and German ran to it, German getting the passenger door open, but the driver floored it and left the driveway, "mud flying," said Skeoch.
A mile away, on Queenston near Airport Rd., the driver lost control and the truck struck an embankment, rolled in the air and came to a stop in the ditch on its wheels, said Skeoch.
The man who had taken the truck began to walk down Queenston Road but was apprehended by police and treated in an ambulance, Skeoch said.
Niagara Regional Police said their investigation revealed that a man had been drinking at a nearby bar, left the establishment on foot and walked to the driveway, saw the unoccupied vehicle and took it.
Brian Norman Hill has been charged with theft of a motor vehicle, impaired operation of a motor vehicle and exceeding 80 milligrams blood alcohol content.
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Cardinal Keith O'Brien's courageous call on the eve of the forthcoming papal conclave for an end to compulsory clerical celibacy in the Catholic Church claims that it has "caused upset among conservative Catholics', quoting Patricia McKeever, the editor of Catholic Truth, in support of this view (your report, 23 February). But precisely how representative of contemporary Scottish Catholic opinion are Ms McKeever's undeniably traditionalist views?
Since the end of the Second Vatican Council in the mid-1960s, the issue of the continuing relevance or otherwise of compulsory clerical celibacy has been a recurring theme in the writings of liberal Catholic theologians. It has been given added urgency both by the loss to the Church of the services of thousands of good priests who could not cope with the demands of the celibate life as well as by the ensuing worldwide shortage of vocations to the priesthood.
Moreover, in the aftermath of the recent spate of clerical sex abuse scandals, some have argued that the presence of a married clergy might at least have significantly reduced the incidence of such scandals.
Against this background, I very much doubt if too many Scottish Catholics – particularly among the younger generation – would bat an eyelid if the Church were to sanction the ordination of mature married men.
One last point. Before accusing Scotland's cardinal of "hypocrisy" on this issue, I would suggest to Ms McKeever that she reflects on the hypocrisy of the Vatican itself, which on the one hand teaches us to recognise St Peter, a married man, as "the first pope", while simultaneously denying the ordinary secular clergy in the 21st century – 2,000 years down the line – the human right to marry.
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Once again, the battle lines are drawn: should Catholic priests marry or should they not? Cardinal Keith O'Brien wisely suggests that, if they so choose, they should. On the other hand, the traditionalists in the form of the Catholic Truth Society, amid cries of hypocrisy, see this is as a heresy and for no other obvious reason insist they should not.
The reason for celibacy has been regarded in many lights, including everything from emulating Christ based on the assertion (because an assertion it is) that he was not married, to the purely pragmatic reason that any dependents of a married priest would have no claim on Church assets. All this while there is no scriptural validation to prevent a priest being married.
The fact is that as social mores and societal values change, celibacy may well be perceived as counterproductive to maintaining a thriving priesthood in the Catholic Church. Any move to change this by permitting priests to marry should they choose, can do nothing but strengthen and empower the church.
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I AM increasingly amazed that the media in Scotland continue to give a voice to Cardinal O'Brien.
As well as being an irrelevance in a secular society, he appears to be somewhat confused. In his interview with the BBC, he states, in support of an end to compulsory celibacy for priests, that it is a "free world".
This freedom clearly does not extend to gay couples, pregnant women, women who do not wish to get pregnant, victims of abusive priests, or the poor in the developing world who are often shackled by poverty and disease because the Church bans the use of contraception.
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