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The sound system at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium has been an issue since the stadium opened in 1997, with comments ranging from "inaudible" and "non-existent" in some sections to "perfect" or "too loud" in others.
Many fans have been frustrated in efforts to keep up with public address announcer Sean Moth's explanations clarifying what just transpired on the field, especially after controversial calls on critical plays.
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Kenny Klein, sports information director at the University of Louisville, has confirmed that three-phase installation of a state-of-the-art sound system is under way as the 2013 football season begins.
"The goal is to provide the highest quality sound to every seat in the stadium," Klein said. "We've made numerous adjustments over the years to address the challenge, sometimes with varying results affecting different areas of the stadium. We're implementing a comprehensive approach to provide quality sound for all fans."
K. C. Scull, who manages the stadium, says phase one of the project will include the installation of temporary directional speakers on top of the north scoreboard, as well as additional speakers above the club sections on each side of the stadium. The second phase will include new speakers on the stadium roof. Both phases will be completed this season.
Scull says the system is being tested this week and could be operational for the football team's scrimmage on Sunday.
"We haven't commissioned it yet because it has to meet the standards we outlined in our request for bids," he said. "If it doesn't meet the standards, we still have some work to do."
He said the scoreboard will have 11 new speakers, in addition to some directional speakers, and there will be two or three speakers above the club seating in each section.
The third phase will include permanent directional speakers on the scoreboard and will be completed in 2014.
"Some structural changes will be required and we don't have time to do that this season," Scull said.
The University has hired a WJHW, a Dallas-based consulting company that specializes in state-of-the-art design services in sound systems, broadcast provisions, video production, acoustics and noise control. The company has overseen the installation of sound systems in such facilities as the Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Turner Field in Atlanta and Reliant Stadium in Houston.
"Our goal is to make this finest sound system in any stadium around," said Scull. "That's what Tom Jurich expects and that's the guiding principle for this project."
Charlie Springer, the founder and owner of UofLCardGame.com, is a former sportswriter for The Courier-Journal and former Managing Editor of Louisville Magazine. In addition, he was Internal Communications Manager for Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation and currently serves as a Legislative Consultant for the National Association of Tobacco Outlets. He is a University of Louisville graduate and a longtime fan.
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Long Trail Photographs
Collection Overview
The Long Trail Collection includes over 900 images of the oldest long-distance hiking trail in the United States: Vermont's Long Trail. The collection is mainly comprised of black-and-white and hand-colored lantern slides derived from photographs taken between 1912 and 1937. It documents the Green Mountain Club's building of original trails and shelters and illustrates the enthusiasm for the Long Trail project (and hiking in general) at the turn of the century. These images chronicle the views and landscapes seen by early hikers of the Long Trail and provide an historical record of people associated with the Green Mountain Club's formative years.
The images in this collection were captured by Green Mountain Club members Theron S. Dean and Herbert Wheaton Congdon, both of whom were early contributors to the trail's development. Congdon surveyed and mapped a large portion of the early trail including a fifty mile stretch from Middlebury Gap to Bolton. Congdon, along with Leroy Little and Clarence Cowles, is also credited with the first winter ascent of Mount Mansfield on February 21, 1920. Dean is perhaps the most prolific documenter of the Long Trail's development. Dean travelled throughout Vermont presenting slideshows and giving talks about the Long Trail, often to hundreds of people.
A number of the original lantern slides in this collection were used by Congdon and Dean in their Long Trail presentations. Dean in particular meticulously cultivated his lantern slide collection and displayed these slides during his many talks. These lantern slides were originally digitized by the Landscape Change Program at the University of Vermont. The original slides can be viewed in the Dean and Congdon collections at the University of Vermont Special Collections in the Bailey Howe Library. More information about the Long Trail can be obtained from the Green Mountain Club.
The slides were scanned by UVM's Landscape Change Program with the generous support of the National Science Foundation. The digitized photographs also appear in the image database at http://www.uvm.edu/landscape/.
Published: March 09, 2010, University of Vermont, Bailey/Howe Library, Special Collections
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National League Standings, July 12, 2009
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Padavan Calls For Immediate Action On Legislation To Fix Criminal Background Check Problem
New York State Senator Frank Padavan (Queens) today called immediate action today on his legislation that would fix a dangerous problem with the soon to be enacted, so-called Rockefeller Drug Law reforms. Under a state budget measure which will take effect on June 8th, courts may seal criminal records of certain drug felons at the completion of drug court effectively leaving no criminal record and conviction when they apply for employment.
"This change in our state drug laws defies all common sense because it would effectively wipe the slate clean for criminals who will face necessary criminal background checks for position of confidence and public trust," Senator Frank Padavan (Queens) sponsor of the bill, said. 'Through this law adopted in the budget, convicted drug dealers with a lengthy criminal record could be taking care of a parent or grandparent at a nursing home or through home care. They can be placed in a classroom or a day care center with our children and grandchildren."
Padavan called for Senate Majority Leader Smith and his Senate Majority colleagues to take action this week before the June 8th enactment date. Specifically, the soon to be enacted law empowers the court to seal the current conviction and up to three prior misdemeanors in order to keep them from being disclosed during background checks for sensitive positions. If this law is not stopped from being enacted, a convicted criminal could have a total of four convictions hidden from potential employers. Padavan noted that the provision just doesn't cover drug relate offenses. In effect under this provision convictions for burglary, robbery, auto theft, forgery and extortion could be sealed.
Over the years the state has proactively and consistently enacted laws strengthening public safety by requiring criminal background checks for numerous position of trust. This new record sealing measure will undermine years of hard work and laws designed to give employers full disclosure of a potential employee's full criminal background.
"This measure works against years of legislative initiatives that have strengthened criminal background checks for anyone who is seeks employment in a position of trust. It's now up to Majority Leader Smith and his Senate Majority colleagues to do the right thing for New Yorkers and repeal the seal before the so-called Rockefeller Drug Law reforms take effect next week," Padavan said.
"Under the law as it is currently written, a background check would be a futile exercise because Judges would be allowed to seal records of as many as four criminal convictions, one of which can be for a felony," said Staten Island District Attorney and President of the District Attorneys' Association of the State of New York, Daniel M. Donovan, Jr. "The proposed legislation will protect the public by ensuring full disclosure of the criminal history of applicants for jobs there people serve in a position of trust."
"Drugs are the economic tools that enable violent gangs to purchase weapons and terrorize communities. The drug trade is not victimless and non-violent. Drug dealers' sole motivation is profit, with no regard for the horrific tragedies their actions cause. Those who possess and sell controlled substances do not qualify nor deserve to be a special class shielded and protected by the law," said Laura Ahearn, Executive Director, Parents for Megan's Law and the Crime Victims Center. "Sealing their records of criminal convictions personally benefits convicted offenders at the significant cost of placing an unsuspecting public at risk. If the concealing provision of this new law is enacted, someone alone with or teaching your child, or providing day care, health care or home nursing services may not only be a convicted drug dealer, but someone who also engaged in other criminal behavior, including burglary and larceny. Employers have a right to know to protect our most vulnerable. The right to conceal records can never take precedence over the rights and responsibilities the government has to protect the public. We strongly urge the passage of Senator Padavan's legislation which will repeal a significant flaw in the law that places the public at grave risk."
David A. Little, Director of Governmental Relations for the New York State School Boards Association said: "The law to require fingerprinting of all prospective school employees was a monumental step forward in protecting the children of New York State. While everyone deserves a second chance after paying their debt to society, the safety of our children must be of paramount concern. The law requiring criminal background checks on prospective school employees allows for discretion. An applicant will not be summarily rejected because of a prior conviction. But school districts must have a complete history of the adults responsible for our children. Whether driving them to school or alone with them in a school setting, school officials must have the ability to accurately assess the potential risk to children posed by an applicant with a criminal history. As such, NYSSBA supports the effort to repeal a judge's discretion to prevent school access to criminal records."
Crimes That Will be Hidden From Prospective Employers
Crimes listed in 410.91 of the Criminal procedure law subject to be sealed:
1. Burglary in the 3rd degree
2. Criminal mischief in the 3rd degree
3. Criminal mischief in the 2nd degree
4. Grand larceny in the 4th degree
5. Grand larceny in the 3rd degree
6. Unauthorized use of a vehicle in the 2nd degree
7. Criminal possession of stolen property in the 4th degree
8. Criminal possession of stolen property in the 3rd degree
9. Forgery in the 2nd degree
10. Criminal possession of a forged instrument in the 2nd degree
11. Unlawfully using slugs in the 1st degree
12. An attempt to commit any of the foregoing crimes if the attempt constitutes a felony
13. Criminal possession of a controlled substance in the 5th, 4th and 3rd degrees
14. Use of a child to commit a controlled substance offense
15. Criminal sale of a controlled substance in the 5th, 4th, and 3rd degrees
16 criminal sale of a controlled substance in or near school grounds
17. Criminal injection of a narcotic drug
18. Criminally using drug paraphernalia
19. Criminal possession of precursors of controlled substances
20. Criminal sale of a prescription for a controlled substance.
21. Criminal possession of methamphetamine manufacturing material
22. Criminal possession of precursors of methamphetamine
23. Unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine
24. Unlawful disposal of methamphetamine laboratory material
25. Criminal possession of marihuana
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Don H. Bottum Scholarship
Established in 1995 by friends and family in memory of Don Hollis Bottum. In his 36 years at NMU, he influenced students in countless positive ways including: Dean of Men, Director of Housing, and Principal of the Pierce Laboratory School.
2017 2018 - First award: $500 Second award: $250
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Majors from any of the following departments (or areas)
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First award granted to the highest achieving student in the program who has reached senior status. Second award will be given to students who just entered the program and demonstrate financial need and is an Upper Peninsula high school graduate.
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SF Cable Shares the Secret Behind Its Quality Network Cable
SF Cable, one of the premium wholesale suppliers of computer cables and security accessories, has recently shared its success formula with the customers. The company outlined the distinctive features of their network cables which can help an average
March 31, 2014 (Newswire.com) - SF Cable, a leading wholesale supplier of security accessories and computer cables, has recently disclosed its success formula to the general public. The company has revealed the primary features of their manufactured network cables to help their customers distinguish between ordinary cables and SF Cable's cables.
When asked to highlight the key features of SF Cable's network cables, the company's official spokesperson said, "Since its establishment in 2002, our company has been offering quality cables at affordable rates. We have once again facilitated our clients by explaining the major differences between normal cables and SF Cable's cables. We use pure copper wire and gold-covered RJ45 plugs in our network cables to ensure their performance and reliability. Unlike some other cable manufacturers, we avoid using copper clad aluminum wire (CCA)."
SF Cable claims to abide by the most stringent cable standards. According to the spokesperson, the company avoids using CCA in its network cables because it is not approved by the CENELEC, IEC, or 3P. SF Cable designs an array of network cables for varied applications. "Our comprehensive range of network cables includes CAT5E, CAT6, CAT6A, fiber optics, and other forms of cables. Our cables are designed to be safely used with hubs, switches, network adapters, patch panels, routers, and several other networking applications", the spokesperson further added.
While explaining the major elements involved in SF Cable's network cables, he stated, "We use 100 percent pure copper wire to manufacture our network cables to offer enhanced tensile strength and noise reduction. Inclusion of gold-covered RJ45 plug is vital to maintain optimal conductivity. SF Cable's network cables also have TIA/EIA T-568B certification. We take great pride in our manufactured products. This is why we offer lifetime warranty for all our network cables." To learn more about Why SF Cable use 50 micro RJ45 plug, visit: http://www.sfcable.com/50-micron-plug.html
The company claims to offer custom solutions at the most competitive rates. Please visit http://www.sfcable.com/networking-cables.html to learn more about the SF Cable's variety of network cables.
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SF Cable is a leading wholesale distributor of quality products, including computer cables, home theater equipment, laptops, and security products. Rendering valuable services since 2002, SF Cable has been serving as a one-stop shop for premium cables and accessories at wholesale prices.
The company is trusted for its superior solutions, supreme services, varied offerings, and prompt customer services. Featuring over 8000 SKUs of components, accessories, and cables for consumer electronics and computer systems, SF Cable is known to support all its cables and non-electronic products with exclusive lifetime warranties.
SF Cable maintains a huge volume of inventory. This helps the company ship almost all orders received by 4:30PM PST the same day. Also, SF Cable doesn't demand any minimum and restocking charges.
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A 52-year-old Valley Center man died over the weekend, four days after crashing his car into a tree, the Medical Examiner's Office said.
Dean Gittleson was driving a Corvette on Valley Center Road on Tuesday afternoon when he went off the road and struck a tree, authorities said.
Witnesses told investigators he may have been racing a pickup truck. Two men in the truck stopped to check on Gittleson and then climbed back inside and left the scene, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Gittleson was found unconscious inside the car.
He was extracted from the wreckage and taken to a hospital suffering from neck and head trauma. He died at the hospital Saturday afternoon.
Gittleson, a former banker, lived with his wife and worked as a CPA, according to his Twitter page.


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Files with papa suffix can be found as backups from Papa game series by Flipline Studios.
PAPA file extension - Papa games backup
What is papa file? How to open papa files?
File type specification:
The papa file extension is mainly related to a backup format used in some of the Papa series of computer games developed by Flipline Studios.
A .papa file stores some sort of saved game backup.


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Founded by sisters Risa Goldberg and Leslie Venokur in 2004, we quickly became the most trusted destination for moms, dads, expectant parents, and families. Now, as a part of the Sparks Marketing Group family of companies, we continue to expand our overall media and event portfolio by providing over 600,000 new and expectant parents with daily events, practical website content, and social networking — all created for parents, by parents. Featured in major media outlets including Good Morning America, Today, New York 1, WNBC, WCBS, Newsday, New York Post, The Daily News, Yahoo! Shine, Us Weekly, People Magazine, Good Day LA and more, we're the savvy (and well-researched!) tribe every parent needs.
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Texas shuts out Tech in soccer
AUSTIN - Michelle Wickware's scored late in the first half and Shay Wilkerson stopped all seven shots she faced as the Texas soccer team posted a 3-0 shutout win over Texas Tech Sunday at Michael A. Myers Stadium.
Wickwares' unassisted goal in the 41st minute would be all the Longhorns (7-3, 2-0 in Big 12 Conference) would need thanks to Wilkerson, but Texas would add two more goals in the second half by Kylee Wosnuk in the 57th minute and Mary Nelson four minutes later.
Kati McBain assisted on both second-half goals, tying her with former Longhorn Ashley Kirkland for the UT freshman scoring record with 22 points.
Brittney Peese took the loss in goal for Tech (2-8, 0-2), stopping three shots and allowing the three others.
After going scoreless for most of the first half, Wickware broke the ice with her goal at the 41:02 mark to give UT a 1-0 halftime lead.
Texas broke the game open when Wosnuk put a header into the net off a corner kick by McBain. Nelson then iced it when she took feeds from McBain and Abby Gutowski and nailed a shot from 10 yards out at 61:22.
Chmura hopes to return to football
MILWAUKEE - Mark Chmura wants to play football again.
Chmura, charged with sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl at an April prom party at his friend's home, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel he is not going to stop playing for something he didn't do.
The Packers released Chmura after he was charged, but Chmura said he is not bitter about the team's decision.
''I still love the Green Bay Packers,'' he told the newspaper. ''Do I wish I was playing for the Green Bay Packers right now? Absolutely.''
Chmura said he couldn't watch television on the opening day of the football season.
''I always thought I would retire a Packer. That would have been the perfect ending to the story,'' he said.
Smyth inks deal with Edmonton
EDMONTON, Alberta - Ryan Smyth surprised everyone by showing up at the Skyreach Centre.
Edmonton Oilers captain Doug Weight admonished Smyth in the parking lot before Saturday's practice, reminding him he was supposed to stay away from the team until he had signed a new contract.
''I signed,'' replied Smyth, 24, who led the NHL team with 28 goals last year.
The Oilers' last usigned player agreed to a three-year, $7.2-million deal Friday. Smyth will receive $1.9 million this year, $2.4 million next season, and $2.9 million the third.
''We were within the range of a few hundred thousand dollars, so both sides compromised and we came to an agreement,'' Smyth told the Edmonton Journal. ''I think both sides are happy.''
Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe said negotiations resumed when Smyth's agent, Don Meehan, hinted Wednesday they might be close financially.
''It was Donnie's willingness to recognize that Ryan wants to play here, loves the hockey club, loves the city and for our willingness to recognize he's going to be one of our best players over the next few years,'' Lowe said.
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Letter to the Editor
Excitation and abundance of C3 in star forming cores *,**
Herschel/HIFI observations of the sight-lines to W31C and W49N
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Homi Bhabha Road, Mumbai 400005, India e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
2 I. Physikalisches Institut, University of Cologne, Germany
3 Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA, 28850, Madrid, Spain
4 LERMA, CNRS, Observatoire de Paris and ENS, France
5 California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125, USA
6 JPL, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA
7 Onsala Space Observatory, Chalmers University of Technology, 43992 Onsala, Sweden
8 The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 21218, USA
9 Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale (IAS), Orsay, France
10 Université Toulouse; UPS; CESR; and CNRS; UMR5187, 9 avenue du colonel Roche, 31028 Toulouse Cedex 4, France
11 Gemini telescope, Hilo, Hawaii, USA
12 Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille (LAM), France
13 Depts. of Physics, Astronomy & Chemistry, Ohio State Univ., USA
14 Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Grenoble, France
15 Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland
16 Institute of Physical Chemistry, PAS, Warsaw, Poland
17 MPI für Radioastronomie, Bonn, Germany
18 Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, University of Calgary, Canada
19 Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center (CMAK), Toruń, Poland
20 European Space Astronomy Centre, ESA, Madrid, Spain
21 SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Landleven 12, 9747 AD Groningen, The Netherlands
22 Infrared Processing and Analysis Center, California Institute of Technology, MS 100-22, Pasadena, CA 91125, USA
23 Sterrewacht Leiden, University of Leiden, Leiden, The Netherlands
Accepted: 2 July 2010
We present spectrally resolved observations of triatomic carbon (C3) in several ro-vibrational transitions between the vibrational ground state and the low-energy ν2 bending mode at frequencies between 1654–1897 GHz along the sight-lines to the submillimeter continuum sources W31C and W49N, using Herschel's HIFI instrument. We detect C3 in absorption arising from the warm envelope surrounding the hot core, as indicated by the velocity peak position and shape of the line profile. The sensitivity does not allow to detect C3 absorption due to diffuse foreground clouds. From the column densities of the rotational levels in the vibrational ground state probed by the absorption we derive a rotation temperature (Trot) of ~50-70 K, which is a good measure of the kinetic temperature of the absorbing gas, as radiative transitions within the vibrational ground state are forbidden. It is also in good agreement with the dust temperatures for W31C and W49N. Applying the partition function correction based on the derived Trot, we get column densities N(C3) ~ 7–9 × 1014 cm-2 and abundance x(C3) ~ 10-8 with respect to H2. For W31C, using a radiative transfer model including far-infrared pumping by the dust continuum and a temperature gradient within the source along the line of sight we find that a model with x(C3) = 10-8, Tkin = 30–50 K, N(C3) = 1.5 × 1015 cm-2 fits the observations reasonably well and provides parameters in very good agreement with the simple excitation analysis.
Key words: ISM: lines and bands / ISM: molecules / radiative transfer / ISM: individual objects: W49N / ISM: individual objects: W31C
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IN PICTURES: Zut alors! Inside the Windows Cafe in Paris
It's no secret that the French love their cafes. The Boulevard de Sebastopol in Paris has plenty of places you can grab a coffee and a bite to eat but only one where you can also learn about the difference between the Professionel and Edition Integrale versions of Windows 7. As part of the launch frenzy for Windows 7 Microsoft is running a cafe in Paris' first arondissement.
The joint wasn't actually jumping when I dropped in on a recent weeknight but to be fair neither were any of the comparable venues along the route. It's traditional to hang around a French cafe for a long time; visitors don't just drop in wolf their espresso and leave. At the Windows Cafe they also play with a Surface or head upstairs for the gaming lounge and meeting areas.
My French is unfortunately execrable so I couldn't interview the staff in detail about how the venture was going or why unlike Australia France gets a family pack version but I did manage to grab a few pictures.
Above: For no obvious reason there seem to be more people outside the Windows Cafe than inside it.
Above: Classic French architecture and American corporate logos: I don't think too many people come to Paris expecting this.
Above: The window of the Windows cafe. Sorry but it had to be done.
Above: Easily the biggest attraction is the Surface touch-screen tabletop just inside the doorway. I don't know if these gentlemen are called Jean and Paul but it's quite likely.
Above: People stare at screens and don't look at each other. No we're not in an adult bookstore.
Above: Kick back enjoy some free Wi-Fi and even try out the soup of the day. (Sadly you'll have to pay for it.)
Above: A meeting of the Paris branch of the Windows Vista fan club.
Above: If the ambient lighting and Windows 7 gaming excitement get too much there's a toilet conveniently nearby.
Above: The fireplace and outdoor view are fake. The staff are real.
Above: Presumably Kaspersky paid a mint for this placement. Note the not-very-high-tech paper brochures.
Above: French cafes are casual but all the equipment is bolted down. Mind you I didn't want a machine with an AZERTY keyboard anywayâ¦


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Rio de Janeiro, March 22 (IANS) Renato Augusto and Gil have praised the quality of football in China, predicting more top Brazilian players will follow their footsteps by joining Chinese clubs in the near future.
The duo have been included by coach Dunga in Brazil's squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Paraguay, reports Xinhua.
Gil on Monday said he is feeling as sharp as ever after joining Shandong Luneng from Corinthians in January.
"Those who know me know how hard I work," the 28-year-old central defender said. "I didn't go to China to retire. I continue to play with the same seriousness."
Augusto, who also left Corinthians to join Beijing Guoan in January, is determined to show his worth to the national team in the coming days.
"I didn't go to China for holiday," he said. "I am working hard on my fitness and I'm feeling fit. I'll be ready if Dunga calls on me.
"Chinese football is only going to get stronger. I arrived there and was positively surprised by the level. It's a high level and it will only get better. Don't be surprised if other players based in China get called up to play for Brazil."
Brazil's squad gathered at their Granja Comary base in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janeiro on Monday.
The Selecao will play Uruguay in Recife on March 25 before facing Paraguay in Asuncion four days later.
Dunga's side is currently third in the South American zone World Cup qualifying standings with seven points from four matches. Ecuador lead with with 12 points, three points ahead of second-placed Uruguay.
Ajax coach suffers rupture in Achilles tendon during training
Amsterdam, March 22 (IANS) Dutch football great and AFC Ajax's head coach Frank de Boer has suffered a torn Achilles tendon in his right leg, while playing a "foot volley" game in training here.
The 45-year-old coach on Monday suffered the injury when he was struggling to retrieve a ball, as he fell and could not move without the help of his assistants, reports Efe.
De Boer, whose team won the last Eredivisie game against rival PSV Eindhoven, will undergo an emergency surgery and could be absent in the match against PEC Zwolle on April 3.


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SAN DIEGO — A car belonging to the suspect in the disappearance of a teenage girl in California has been found in Idaho, authorities said on Friday.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore also said that horseback riders reported seeing two people matching the description of the suspect and girl in the Cascade area 70 miles northeast of Boise on Wednesday.
Authorities throughout the West have been looking for 16-year-old Hannah Anderson and family friend James Lee DiMaggio since the bodies of the girl's mother and an unidentified child were found Sunday at DiMaggio's burned home east of San Diego.
The unidentified body may be that of Hannah's missing little brother.
Authorities have said the 40-year-old DiMaggio had what they term an "unusual infatuation" with the 16-year-old, whose disappearance triggered a statewide Amber Alert.
Police previously warned that the car may have been abandoned and rigged with explosives. Evidence found in the rubble suggested DiMaggio may have fled with homemade explosives.
DiMaggio is wanted on suspicion of murder and arson in a search that began in California and spread to Oregon, Washington, Nevada, British Columbia and Mexico's Baja California state.
DiMaggio, a telecommunications technician at The Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, was like an uncle to Hannah and Ethan Anderson. He was close to their parents for years.
Christina Anderson's father, Christopher Saincome, said his daughter visited DiMaggio's home to say goodbye before he moved to Texas.
DiMaggio told Hannah Anderson a couple months ago he had a crush on her and would date her if they were the same age, said Marissa Chavez, 15, a friend who witnessed the remarks when DiMaggio was driving them home from a gymnastics competition. Chavez said Hannah was "a little creeped out by it."
DiMaggio argued with Hannah when he took her alone to Hollywood to celebrate her 16th birthday last month, Chavez said.
Brett Anderson, the children's father and Christina's husband, recently moved to Tennessee.


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Hey Paul. Get back in touch. James 11/17/2013.
Music is my passion and I am a big fan of led zeppelin. ; When I heard Kashmir, I felt the spirit of the 70s and heard the greatest rock band of all time. Hope I can attend the Kashmir show in any of the Kashmir led zeppelin tour dates . Their Stairway to Heaven is a one of the greatest poetic masterpieces in music.
Figurative gun to your head, what is your favorite album of all time?
Boom. I'm dead. Couldn't decide before they pulled the trigger.
Damn, Dan, you are merciless...
Purple Rain <3
Chicago Store was the only instrument store in Tucson that actually supported local musicians back in '96. They sponsored the local television show with in-kind donation of rental gear, "Let's Get Into Trouble, Baby". Wasn't Rainbow, wasn't Beavers, wasn't Guitars, Etc. nor any of the others that were approached. Chicago Store really came through.
I'm reading this seven years later from across the world at 11.30pm, and this kid is still talented. I miss Tucson.
Why did it take so long for Curtis to be in Nine Questions? He's one of the few people it actually makes sense to write about in this fashion.
Get an editor on this!
Will do! Thanks for listening.
I did stay tuned Julio, and the show kicked ass! I would've contacted you direct but at the time I was in an area with no cellular service. It was cool though how you went a little out of your normal show, not that your normal show doesn't have a lot of variety, but even more variety is great! I'm looking forward to next Friday morning, until then, I wish you nothing but the best.
P.S. If you're in the mood, play The Tilts "Hot For Pizza" on your next show for me; your show is the only place I've ever even heard of it. Please make sure to do it after 1:45 though, sometimes I don't have a chance to tune in until that late. Thanks, DC
Along with Mission of Burma and Sonic Youth. Just couldn't make it out that year, sadly.
Julio: Too bad you missed ATP 2003. You missed the reformed Stooges debut. And the Minutemen. They just left out the guitar completely. It was intense.
Maiden? Stay tuned, AZ/DC...
Maiden? Stay tuned, AZ/DC.
I enjoy listening to "Hex Enducton Hours" but after reading this piece I would like to think that Mr. Pena might want to add a little more variety to his show, considering that he listens to all sorts of styles. I like the idea of hearing feedtime, Black Flag, and nomeansno followed up by the title track from Iron Maiden's "Powerslave" release. Please leave out anything with Justin Timberlake though. Bring it Julio!
Louis Prima!
Thank you for the interview! I feel loved!
Quincy Jones. Ace producer.
Wow, so cool to see ya in The Weekly! Congratulations! -D
Big fan of Josh Cicci. Great guy. Funny guy.


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Gravel Switch
The annual Gravel Switch reunion will be held Sunday, July 13 at the Gravel Switch Community Center. Meal will start at 1 p.m. Meal is potluck.
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Vacation Bible School
• United Presbyterian Church, 157 E. Main Street, Lebanon, will have Vacation Bible School on Friday, July 11 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., Saturday, July 12, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Sunday, July 13 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. This is open to children that have finished preschool through fifth grade. For a registration form, email: firstname.lastname@example.com or call 270-692-2551 and leave your name and address.
Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task forces around the country, including the Kentucky State Police, launched "Operation Broken Heart" on May 1, a coordinated strike by law enforcement representing more than 3,000 federal, state and local law enforcement agencies--with the sole purpose of arresting as many child predators as possible.
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In focus: Knox, Waldo, Lincoln county athletes fall into practicesOceanside, Belfast, Mount View, Camden Hills, Medomak Valley photos included
The preseasons for high school fall student-athletes are in full swing for teenagers in Waldo, Knox and part of Lincoln counties.
Included here are photos and gallery links to images from recent preseason practices from schools in those counties.
Courier Publications sports staff can be reached by phone at 207-594-4401 or by email at email@example.com.
Last I knew Searsport was in Waldo County also, no pics from our Soccer Teams either.
Editor's note: Thank you for your comments. This was not an attempt by Courier Publications to show photos from all of the dozens of high school fall sports programs in the company's coverage area. It was simply an attempt to show some of the photos we were able to capture so far. All of the school athletic programs and student-athletes in the company's coverage area will appear in print and photos - both online and in our newspapers - at some point during the upcoming fall seasons. Sports Director Ken Waltz
N0 Belfast Boys soccer pic's!
only one Oceanside picture?
Thanks for (NOT) including fall cheerleaders in your photo coverage. :-/


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This is a lo of my ds and my FIL. Im trying to get better at the boy los!
The small journaling in the gear says: You can almost hear the gears turning in his mind.
I had alot of fun with this one. I masked the gears with paint, distressed all the edges, did some stamping and rubons. There is a faint rubon on the side that says " you're kidding me" (this is one of the things that Will says all the time and I just luv it!! the other rubons say "confessions of the heart" and "friends" and "so happy..."
I made the license plate at the bottom with a stamp kit and double matted it, and I also stitched up to side giving it the spiral look! This is for Use your supplies challenge...and man did I use alot of supplies!
Thanks for looking and Thanks Anna for the push in the right direction!
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I am predominantly a Mac user but had decided to give the Microsoft Surface a go as the idea of having a desktop on the go was extremely appealing to me. Furthermore, I needed Windows for a few of my apps and applications for work.
The Microsoft Surface was designed based on, what I gather, a very good ideology. Unfortunately the execution was just terribly bad.
The tablet is so slow, it reminds me of my days as a kid when my desktop would overheat and just refuses to respond to anything I tell it to do. My device had its first 'hang' just minutes after boot up, when I tried to load the News app.
Being able to flip the keyboard over and stand the screen was a very nice and convenient idea, this feature was very well thought over. Sadly the performance of the keyboard itself was so disappointing I now stick with the touch keyboard mostly.
On to the touch keyboard, the touch keyboard has its own moodswings. Sometimes it is so slow your words appear 20s after you've keyed it in, sometimes it comes out fast but all messed up even though you've hit the right keys.
Worst of all? The only browser it allows you to use is Internet Explorer. I mean, who even uses IE these days? It's slow, jerky and so in your face. Youtube's stage buffering doesn't work awfully well on it. I reserved this tablet for video viewing for a bit, but now the tablet's just sitting in the drawer - yes that one that you never open and all your little things go into.
To start things off the windows surface rt has a terrible collection of apps. It lags often for me and uses memory fast. The good things are the amount of things you can do with it. It is very user friendly and is fun to use. It has a great sound and somewhat good video resolution. There aren't many good free apps but there are a few. The picture password is a neat concept too. despite my many complaints I do enjoy this project greatly. This product is also child friendly. I find it useful for schoolwork also. I would recommend it to college level people.
I am lucky enough to own a laptop and a desktop but decided a tablet would also be nice to own. I thought a tablet would be good as they are more portable than a laptop and so would be useful to me for several reasons. But I am far from being technical and knew little about tablets. I did some research on-line and then went out to look in a few high street stores at various tablets.
I wanted something small but preferably larger than a seven inch screen. I wanted it to be light in weight so that it was easy to carry around as well as being light and manageable to hold in one hand.
I have problems typing for long and have never touch typed. Because of this I thought a touch screen would be good to use.
I wanted a tablet mainly for:
Being able to check Facebook newsfeeds and send and view messages on Facebook.
Be able to access my emails.
Have access to consumer review sites so that I could read and rate on-line reviews.
Perhaps get a Kindle application.
The trouble is that I took my husband shopping with me and, once again, I was influenced by him. I had told him I was going to treat myself and look for a tablet. I mentioned being able to use it as a Kindle and thought I might even buy a Kindlefire. My husband was in favour of my purchasing a tablet but wanted me to have something light that I could rest on my lap rather than my laptop. He thought I needed something light on my knees when I was typing for long periods of time. I started to think he might be right.
We looked in a few places, one of them being a large Tesco store followed by PCWorld and then on to Currys. I know that Currys and PCWorld belong to the same chain but they didn't have the same tablets on display therefore by going to both places I got to see a larger range of tablets.
A knowledgeable assistant talked me through the pros and cons of an android tablet as opposed to the Microsoft tablet. Actually I became baffled! Not so much puzzled about what they were capable of but for what purpose I really wanted the tablet for.
What drew my husband to the Microsoft tablet was the fact that it had 'word' on it. He was sure that having this programme would make the tablet easier for me to understand and use.
The 'surface' has Office Home and Student 2013 including Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote installed.
The 'surface' works as an ordinary tablet with touchscreen but can also be used with a keyboard
I find the battery life on this tablet pretty good and really the 'surface' is, in terms of battery life, more like using a phone than a laptop.
On the back of this tablet is an integrated flip out kick stand. This makes it even more convenient to use if sitting at a desk, table or on a laptop tray. Once the kick stand is in use the table stands nicely in place. This comes into its own really when using the tablet to watch a video or for gaming.
This tablet has two cameras, a rear and front camera (720p HD). I think that using a camera on the tablet is easier than with a laptop.
The Microsoft Surface tablet has many features so here are just a few important (to me) of them.
Operating system Windows RT
Screen size 10.6"
Screen type LCD
Storage 32 GB
Processor NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-Core
Built-in Webcam
One USB port
Battery Life 8 hours
RAM memory 2GB
Height 172.0 mm
Width 9.4 mm
Depth 274.0
Weight 0.88 kg
I do believe that this is a great product and brilliant for those who travel a lot as it is so portable and easy to use. It has good storage and lots of great features but I still find that I keep returning to my laptop. I seem to just find a laptop easier to use owing to it being that much larger. If I'm using word and/or undertaking various tasks then I prefer to use my laptop or desktop.
I do think that this is a god machine but, probably for me, a simpler and cheaper tablet would have been more suited to my requirements. I could have purchased an android tablet with the main features that I wanted for around £130. But because I wavered and perhaps made a wrong decision doesn't mean that for many would be purchasers this is a lovely tablet. If you can manage to type away on a smaller screen and want something that can be a tablet or really combined with a mini laptop then this is great. For me it's just a bit too large to use one handed, as a Kindle, when reading in bed. I really needed something more like my iPhone but with a bigger screen.
I purchased my Surface from a Currys high street store and I was offered a touch pad to go with this. I declined but purchased at a later date.
This tablet is widely available from Argos, PCWorld /Currys and Tesco, as well as many other stores.


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Lights! Camera! Banjo!
Meet Mark Bauserman, Executive Director Engineering, Paramount Pictures Corp. Bauserman is a brilliant lighting engineer, a fascinating story teller, and a superior facility planner who knows exactly what he wants from buildings, systems, equipment, and personnel.
Who: Mark Bauserman
What: Executive Director Engineering, Paramount Pictures Corp.
Where: Los Angeles, CA
Why: Bauserman is a brilliant lighting engineer, a fascinating story teller, and a superior facility planner who knows exactly what he wants from buildings, systems, equipment, and personnel. And, he plays the banjo.
About: As one of several engineering students who was a frustrated theater buff, he was the first unofficial graduate of a concept program in Theatre Engineering at Michigan Tech University. Back then, engineering began to play a larger role in live theater production due to the increased use of computers and process controls for lighting and rigging—skills that a Liberal Arts degree wouldn't cover. He later worked for Strand Lighting, a theatrical, motion picture, and TV lighting manufacturer, and then Paramount, which was introducing new lighting technologies because it was getting more involved in TV production. Bauserman has been with Paramount for 28 years.
Q. When you first wanted to be something in life, what was it?
A. In junior high shop class, I discovered that I liked to draw and build things. Then I was given the opportunity to run the lighting for a high school play. After those experiences, I found that I had a gift for lighting. In fact, I say that lighting design is why I was put on the planet.
Q. What helped to keep you on that path?
A. As a frustrated theatre buff at Michigan Tech University, I and other engineering students were given the opportunity to do all the behind-the-scenes theater work from design through execution. Since we had no theater, we would do shows in an ROTC gym, a supper club, and the Calumet Theatre near the campus. It gave us a lot experience in adapting to different environments, and it helped me get my first after-college job as the Lighting Technical Director for Theatre Memphis in Memphis, Tenn.
Q. What life adventure do you have yet to accomplish?
A. To crew on a tall ship, build a log cabin, and play banjo in a family band.
Q. What is working well for the engineering profession?
A. The evolution of the commissioning field. Defining a project up front, managing the design against the definition, and testing to prove it meets the criteria. It is the upfront work that is the most critical.
Q. What is not working well for the engineering profession?
A. The quality of training available for engineers. The best engineers worked in the field with the tools early in their careers. Starting in a trade to learning what you need to know, then going to school to get the classroom training, makes for the best education.
Q. What makes you laugh?
A. The sound of my son laughing with glee.
Q. What gets under your skin?
A. When I make mistakes. It's the perfectionist curse.
Q. What do you look forward to at the end of the day?
A. Playing catch with my son and sitting in front of a crackling wood fire, watching a good movie with my wife.
Q. What do you wonder about?
A. I wonder what the world will be like when my son enters the workforce. As with the World War II "greatest generation" that protected us from world domination, I think that my 9-year-old son will be part of the next greatest generation. His generation will have to solve the world environmental and social problems our generation has created.
Q. What do you remind yourself of often?
A. To listen more, talk less, and count the good things that happen.
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Before the calendar turned, 2016 already had the makings of a pivotal year for manufacturing, and for the world.
There were the big events for the year, including the United States as Partner Country at Hannover Messe in April and the 2016 International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago in September. There's also the matter of the U.S. presidential elections in November, which promise to shape policy in manufacturing for years to come.
But the year started with global economic turmoil, as a slowdown in Chinese manufacturing triggered a worldwide stock hiccup that sent values plummeting. The continued plunge in world oil prices has resulted in a slowdown in exploration and, by extension, the manufacture of exploration equipment.
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Here's a simple tip that can save you lots of headaches: Document the exact date an applicant submits her paperwork and the date of each decision related to her application.
Recent case: Tamara worked as a social studies teacher and a cheerleading coach for a school district.
When parents complained that she wasn't traveling to away games with the cheerleaders and otherwise providing the sort of support they believed was necessary, the school board decided not to renew her contract for the following year.
Tamara kept applying for coaching positions, but wasn't selected. She also applied for other open positions with the school district, again to no avail.
Then she spoke out at a school board meeting against what she believed was unequal funding for girls' sports. Around the same time, she filed an EEOC lawsuit alleging retaliation, along with various forms of discrimination.
But the school district had records that showed exactly when Tamara had applied and when she was rejected for every job she had sought. Every decision point on those applications occurred before she spoke to the school board.
Therefore, it was clear to the court that no retaliation occurred. You can't retaliate for protected activity that happens after you have decided not to hire someone. (White v. Cleary, et al., No. 12-1953, 3rd Cir., 2013)
Final note: If you haven't created a hiring system with checks to track every point in the process, now is a good time to do so.


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helped to finish cruise scrapping
I pretty shade of blue, would work great for beach or water pages
I don't know what I expected but when I got it I was disappointed. It's OK! My best friend said she would give it a 4, so it's just a matter of what a person likes. The paper seemed dull to me, so I gave it to her.


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First poster for Before I Go To Sleep, starring Nicole Kidman as a woman who wakes up every day remembering nothing – the result of a traumatic accident in her past – until one day, new terrifying truths emerge that force her to question everyone around her.
Things get messy – and starry, as you can see from the poster below, which boasts Nicole Kidman, Colin Firth and Mark Strong in fine starey form.
Before I Go To Sleep hits UK cinemas 5 September 2014.