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SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The New Mexico State women's basketball team fell 65-56 to UTSA on the final day of the Holiday Classic in San Antonio, Texas. NM State is 3-10 on the season and continues the search for its first road win.
Junior Danesia Williamson finished the day with 22 points, 21 of those coming in the second half. She was named to the Holiday Classic All-Tournament team for her work on the weekend. She scored 28 points in the Aggies loss to Northwestern State on Saturday.
Sophomore Sasha Weber had 17 points on the day, good for the second best game of her season and second best of any scorer. The Aggies shot 33.9 percent as a team and held UTSA to 36.8 percent. The Runners out-rebounded the Aggies 41-37 and NM State had 20 points inside the paint.
"I thought our upper classmen really showed up today," head coach Mark Trakh said. "It was nice to see two great games from Danesia and to see Abby (Scott) and Sasha playing well today. Now if we could get the rest of our freshman to get on board, we'll be in great shape."
The Aggies got on the board first with a layup by Weber in the first 30 seconds of the game. NM State continued with the next five points before the Roadrunners were able to get on the board.
The Aggies controlled the opening minutes of the game, going 3-for-5 for a 9-5 lead with just under 16 minutes on the clock. UTSA caught up to the Aggies at nine apiece and took over with a 9-2 run. Sophomore Abby Scott broke up the run with just over 10 minutes left with a three from the top of the arc.
NM State got back within one of the Runners as the teams traded points and the Aggies hit free throws from Weber and Scott. UTSA took seven of the next nine points for a 29-23 lead over the
Aggies before the teams were scoreless for the next three minutes.
The half ended with the Weber hitting both her her free throws with less than a second on the clock to put the team back just four points on the Runners 34-30.
Weber closed out the half with 15 points to lead all scorers, while Scott had six in the opening half. NM State had a team-shooting percentage of 38.2 and UTSA shot 42.9 percent as a team. The Runners also out-rebounded NM State 20-14, but the Aggies had 10 points off turnovers.
The second half started with UTSA taking a 43-36 lead, but a three by Williamson cut the lead back to four with just under 15 minutes to go. In the next few minutes, the Runners got their lead over NM State back up to 10.
A three by Williamson with 7:10 left in the half broke up a 12-3 run by UTSA and helped NM State with its first basket since the 15:41 mark. Two free throws by Williamson helped NM State get back within 10 of UTSA.
Williamson continued her success in the second half with a layup from the right side that got NM State within just eight of the Runners in the final three minutes. She sank a three from the left corner to put NM State back just five points before UTSA got it back to seven with a jump shot.
In the final minute of play, NM State hit one free throw and UTSA got two for a 65-56 win over the Aggies.
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When rich conservatives start complaining about high public school costs or about high local taxes it sort of irritates me. Wages as an aspect of the distribution of goods and services have gone down drastically for most Americans since Ronald Reagan's presidency.
Minimum wage would be $25 per hour if it had kept up with our productivity but because rich corporate employers were so greedy they kept wages low so their pay would go up. Also, they cut their own taxes from 70 percent to 30 percent and now they can't understand why we can't afford our schools or infrastructure rebuilding.
They say that people who can barely survive on 10 bucks per hour aren't paying enough taxes. And they complain, "Oh poor me! I cut the federal income tax and now my local taxes have gone up in response." What a surprise. The conservative rich amaze me with their unmitigated ignorance of economy and history.
So my point here is this, if rich conservatives will go out and support a national minimum wage of even $15 per hour and support even a 10 percent rise in the top income tax bracket, then I can somewhat support the need to make the schools more efficient.
But until they show some consistency and humanity in their complaints about the poor little rich people who have to pay oh so much to live in Vermont, their hypocritical whining reeks of self-serving greed and lacks any sense of logic or humanity.
P.S. Mr. Simon, of course, you don't get to vote here just because you're rich enough to have two houses, one in a resort area with wonderful schools. Like the good capitalists say, if you don't like it vote with your feet. There are plenty of buyers to take your place.
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Today, Cobol is everywhere, yet largely unheard of by millions of people who interact with it daily when using the ATM, stopping at traffic lights or buying a product online.
The statistics on Cobol attest to its huge influence on the business world: There are over 220 billion lines of Cobol in existence, a figure which equates to about 80 per cent of the world's actively used code. There over a million Cobol programmers in the world. There are 200 times as many Cobol transactions that take place each day than Google searches.
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The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office is investigating the shooting death of a Ridgeville man as a murder.
According to a DCSO incident report, officers responded to a call at a residence at 374 Ridge Road around 11:15 p.m. Friday in reference to a man shot. Officers spoke to the complainant, who said he had found his wife's father in the back yard shot in the back of the head.
Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet identified the victim as 64-year-old Jimmy C. Edwards of Ridgeville. An autopsy confirmed that Edwards had been shot three times in the back of the head, and the manner of death is homicide, Nisbet said.
Officers spoke to the complainant, his wife, and another witness at the home. The complainant told officers he and his wife were watching television and the third person was in the house taking a shower when he heard what he thought were two firecrackers popping. He said he went outside a few minutes later with a flashlight and saw the victim lying facedown in the back yard. The complainant said the victim had numerous medical conditions and was known to fall down occasionally so he yelled to the victim. When the victim did not answer him, the complainant walked over and found that he was not moving and was bleeding, and yelled for his wife to call 911.
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Services to clients can be provided only after receiving a completed, signed order from a Family or Juvenile District Court and the payment of all assessed fees. Only the Family Court Services Order, available in each court, at FCS or from this web site will be accepted. A social study can be delayed for weeks or months because one or more parties have not paid the assessed fee or a signed court order has not been delivered to Family Court Services.
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BELFRY - The Prestonsburg girls' soccer team returned to the win column on Tuesday, doubling up host Belfry 4-2.
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Katie Porter led the way for the Lady Blackcats. Porter, a sophomore forward, paced Prestonsburg with a game-high four goals.
Caitlin Kidd and Jackie Kidd each had one assist for the Lady Blackcats.
Defensively, Prestonsburg goalkeeper Autumn Hall halted numerous Belfry scoring attempts. Hall held Belfry to two goals.
Belfry dropped to 8-9-1 after suffering the loss.
Prestonsburg was hosting Hazard in a regular-season finale at press time Thursday evening. The Prestonsburg-Hazard match ended too late to make this edition.
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The Green Wave softball team conducted a bunting clinic in the top of the sixth inning Tuesday to break open a one-run game.
Summerville earned an 11-5 victory over rival Fort Dorchester in a game originally played April 17. A Summerville protest over an incorrect dead-ball ruling in the top of the first inning that day was upheld, forcing the teams to pick the game up this week from the point of that ruling.
Summerville was awarded a 1-0 lead and resumed its turn at bat with pitcher Taylor Wuerfel on third base with one out in the first.
Catcher Taylor Belfiore came to the plate and singled to drive in Wuerfel and extend the Wave's lead. After Dani Halajcsik reached on a fielder's choice, freshman Summer Jenkins hit a homerun to left field for a 4-0 Summerville lead.
In the bottom of the frame, Fort Dorchester catcher Jessyca Calhoun singled to plate leadoff hitter Ashley Rogers. The Patriots then pulled within a run in the bottom of the fourth.
Calhoun led off the at bat with a double and scored on a single by pitcher Mackenzie Broughton and a groundout by left fielder Savannah Ferguson. Right fielder Brittany Jessee then singled to plate Ferguson for a 4-3 score.
But things got out of hand for the Patriots in the sixth.
Hannah Horton opened the inning with a single. Then the Wave laid down five straight bunts to put four runners on and score four runs for an 8-3 lead. Anna Gluhosky, Sarah Windham, Taylor Powell and Wuerfel all bunted their way on and Belfiore laid down a sacrifice.
Summerville added two runs off Fort errors and another off a single by Horton to take an 11-3 lead into the bottom of the sixth.
The Fort started a rally in the bottom of the seventh, but it was short lived. Kaitlyn Kerley reached on a single and then scored when Calhoun homered to right centerfield. But after Broughton reached on a single, Summerville turned a double play to end the game.
Calhoun had a walkoff homer on April 17 that at the time seemed to give the Patriots a 7-5 victory over Summerville but the walkoff, four hits from Kerley, and the Fort victory were nullified by the protest.
"The Fort kids played really well Wednesday night," Summerville coach Heather Tucker said. "They had some seniors hit the ball and came back in the seventh inning so I totally respect that and feel for those kids but the rules are the rules. From our stand point being able to play the game again was a big opportunity, one that doesn't happen very often.
"We knew we needed to find some ways to score some runs in order to take advantage of that opportunity. The Fort has hit our pitchers probably better than anyone else this year and they were tough again so I'm just glad to come out of this game tonight with a win."
Jenkins led the Summerville batters, going 2 for 3 at the plate with two RBIs and two runs scored. Windham, Halajcsik and Horton also all had two hits for Summerville. Wuerfel and Halajcsik both reached base four times and combined drove in three runs and scored three runs.
Calhoun led the Patriot batters, going 3 for 4 with three RBIs and two runs scored. Broughton was 2 for 4 and both she and Rogers reached base three times.
Summerville tallied 13 hits to the Fort's eight.
With the victory, Summerville improved to 19-6 with a 7-3 mark in Region 8-AAAA. The Wave and Bluffton finish the season as co-region champions, but Summerville claimed the region's top playoff seed on tiebreaker criteria. Summerville will host either Dutch Fork or Lugoff-Elgin in the second round Saturday.
With the loss, Fort Dorchester fell to 3-7 in the region and was knocked out of playoff contention. The Patriot team will graduate seven seniors who will be missed. Among other things, they will be remembered for breaking a five-year losing streak in the Summerville series by earning an 8-3 victory over the Green Wave on March 29.
"This is a special group of girls and it will be tough losing them," Fort Dorchester coach Shae Russell said. "They always had a positive attitude and always fought even when we had a few bad innings. It's a shame we didn't play all season the way we played against Summerville the first two times we faced them because we were a tough team those two nights."
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Boonville will hold its first ever Christmas parade alongside its annual Christmas tree lighting and holiday festivities this year. The event will take place on Saturday, Dec. 1 at 5 p.m.
"Last year we did the annual tree lighting and we took up food for Yadkin Christian Ministries and we just had a huge crowd," said Mechelle Crissman, the coordinator for the event. "We took suggestions from that and it was suggested several times that we do an evening parade."
Crissman said that the idea of a parade piqued the town's interest particularly because of the end of Heritage Days parade that the town used to hold each summer.
Crissman said that the Christmas event will begin with the parade at 5 p.m. The parade line will be led by Rusty Hunter, Boonville Mayor, and Santa Clause riding in a vintage, red convertible. The parade will take off from Woodruff Road and will end at River Road.
Hunter will stop at the intersection of Highway 601 and Highway 67 to light the tree before moving along to the parade stopping point and Santa will take his spot on the porch of Boonville Flower and Décor to listen to children's Christmas wishes and take pictures.
Crissman said that there has been a lot of response from community members, businesses and churches that want to participate in the parade. Starmount High School will have its marching band, show choir and JROTC in the parade. Several churches plan to feature children's choirs, Christmas programs or adult choirs on their floats and Boonville Baptist Church will have a live nativity on its float.
Crissman said that she was surprised to hear from Unifi for the parade since she knew they would be participating in Yadkinville's annual Christmas parade earlier in the day.
"Smitty Williams from Unifi called and he was really excited about doing an evening parade," Crissman said. "They will have lots of lights on their float and Santa will be riding with them as well."
A local Girl Scout troop will be in the Boonville Flower and Décor parking lot selling hot dogs and drinks and there will be a fresh tree lot next to the store.
Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items for a food drive to benefit Yadkin Christian Ministries and Richmond Hill Baptist Church food pantries. Crissman said that at the end of the night the food is divided equally between the two locations.
Parking for the event will be available at the First Citizens Bank, any of the nearby churches, the empty lot behind Boonville Flower and Décor and along the streets near Boonville Elementary.
"We're just really excited to have everybody come out and support Yadkin Christian Ministries and Richmond Baptist," Crissman said. "A lot of people say that our Christmas event is like a Hallmark Christmas card."
Other holiday events around Yadkin County:
Nov. 30
Yadkinville will get in the holiday spirit with its annual tree lighting ceremony at Yadkinville Community Park at 5 p.m.. The ceremony will include a performance by the Forbush High School Show Choir and refreshments.
Dec. 1
Yadkinville will hold its annual Christmas parade at 10 a.m.
Following the parade, residents can head over to the arts council and take in Christmas Around the Plaza. Santa will be on hand to meet with children and take pictures from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. YARD Gifts will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to allow residents to do some local Christmas shopping.
Allison Oaks and Miss Emmily Antiques will be holding a holiday marketplace and open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Third Branch Café will host live Christmas music and YARD artists will be working in their studios to meet visitors and demonstrate their work from 11:30 a.m. to 1p.m.
Other activities include face painting by Sarah, free ornament making stations and free cookie decorating throughout the arts council yard and classrooms from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Dec. 12
The Cops Care Program will hold its annual Christmas luncheon event at Yadkinville First Baptist Church at noon.
Dec. 16
The community's annual presentation of Handel's Messiah will be held at the Willingham Theater at 3 p.m. The event is free to the public.
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Hello my fashion followers! This week I'm doing something a little different. Usually I focus on trends and styles you should consider trying, today let's take a look at trends that no one should wear... ever.
First things first, I mean no harm! Some of my loved ones are guilty of these terrible trends and I, as always, am just here to help! If you like to rock any of these looks, no judgement. I am merely suggesting people could be laughing at you behind your back.
They're impossible to make cool. Even when they were "cool," they weren't. I understand they're comfy, I hate it too, but it's just the way it is.
Super Short Shorts
Ladies, we don't want to see your cheeks.
Frat Daddies, we don't want to see your pasty thighs.
Speaking of Frat Daddies, I would like to take a moment to address croakies at Northgate.
First of all, you don't need your sunglasses at night (unless you're Corey Hart) and you especially don't need croakies. And just for funzies... Condescending Wonka.
Hair Bows
Only okay for cheerleaders and little girls.
Just give 'em up already.
The Huge Poof
It's killing the ozone layer and I get really angry when you sit in front of me and I can't see over your head. Just give it a little volume, ditch the bump it.
Flip Flops When It's Cold
I'm not even addressing this, because you should know better.
Really Long Fake Nails
They're scary. Stop. Please.
Okay guys, that is all. Remember I did this out of love! Now tell me, what fashion trend do you hate?
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On Thursday, May 19, I was a fly on the wall at the third Pentaho London User Group (PLUG) meeting hosted by Dan Keeley and Tom Barber . Here's Dan opening the meeting, spurred on by a little 'flower power': The theme for this meeting was column-oriented databases . Tom kicked off the proceedings with a short demo of WebDetails CDF (community dashboard framework), a Pentaho extension for making light work of building dashboards. You can read more about this in Tom's blog . Next, we fastened our seatbelts for a lively presentation by special guest John Smedley of Ingres , who briefed us on VectorWise , an exciting open source community project originating from the University of Amsterdam, later acquired by Ingres, for processing data at 10X -75X faster over traditional databases. It achieves this by tapping into the power of modern commodity CPUs with a database engine that leverages vector-based processing and on-chip memory. John's priceless quote of the evening: "de-normalizing can make your life easier". (Hey, I'm no database techie, but I can get down with that sentiment) This was about the only time John stood still...
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Earlier this month, the sales and marketing teams gathered at the Pentaho Corporate Headquarters in Orlando, Florida for training, meetings and of course some fun. Our surprise outing was to Gatorland . The night was a first time experience for all of us coming from around the world. From holding tarantulas, gator wrestling and gator feeding, we had a blast. Click here to check out photos from the event. It will give you a better explanation behind the title of this blog, BI from the Swamp! This was also a great opportunity to bring the company together at the "West Campus," the Miller Ale House for a company-wide happy hour. Click here for more photos from the event.
May 18, 2011 by opensource bi
Agile is a familiar term to product managers and software developers who are looking to build rapid prototypes and iterate through software development life cycles fairly quickly and effectively. With recent market trends, Agile has now made it to the agenda of the economic BI buyer. If you are a CFO, CIO, or CEO, and have been hearing about Agile BI in the industry, you are probably looking to quantify the benefits of Agile BI in terms of direct cost savings. As a CxO you know that your Business Intelligence costs are mainly driven by these 4 areas: License acquisition costs Skill development and training Project deployment duration and man hours Ongoing cost of change management once the solution is deployed The question is whether Agile BI can save you costs in any of these categories? While Agile BI can immediately imply faster deployment of the BI solution (#3 above), in Pentaho we add value in all the 4 areas. Here is how: Consolidation of licenses: Any BI implementation requires some form of Data Integration, Data Warehousing/Data Mart development, and Data Visualization (Reports, Analysis, and Dashboards). Current BI vendors in...
May 12, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Q&A is a series on the Business Intelligence from the Swamp Blog that interviews key members of the Pentaho team to learn more about their focus at Pentaho and outlook on the Business Intelligence industry. Our Q&A today is with Wayne Johnson, Senior Sales Engineer at Pentaho. When he's not on webcast or in meetings with potential customers, Wayne is SuperDad to five kids, an adjunct college professor and competes in triathlons. To learn more about Wayne's role at Pentaho and view on Business Intelligence we asked him four questions: 1. What brought you to Pentaho? Back in 2009 I was made aware of Pentaho by competing against them in an opportunity where I represented a proprietary BI Vendor. When Pentaho approached me to discuss the possibility of joining their team, I was very apprehensive due to their business model. I just didn't understand it. Instead of writing it off, I decided to do my research and started reading a book called Wikinomics by Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams. This book not only changed my view on Pentaho but no pun intended, it opened my eyes to the benefits of...
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On Monday we announced our support for the EMC Greenplum distribution of Hadoop called EMC Greenplum HD. You can read about all the details in our press release, Pentaho Makes Hadoop Faster, More Affordable and Easier to Use with EMC . This week we have been at EMC World in Las Vegas as a sponsor in booth 211 (if you are at the conference come visit us). We've had a great crowd and interest in Pentaho BI Suite for Hadoop, Pentaho Data Integration for Hadoop and our new native support for the Greenplum Database GPLoad high performance bulk loader. Two questions that attendees keep asking are: "How is Pentaho supporting EMC Greenplum HD," and "Why should I care?" You can read my answers below and more details about our announcement in the press release and Pentaho & EMC web page. How Pentaho supports EMC Greenplum for Hadoop Pentaho is the only EMC Greenplum partner to provide a complete BI solution from data integration through to reporting, analysis, dashboarding and data mining, from a single BI platform with shared metadata. Pentaho's support and certification complements the Greenplum distribution of Hadoop by...
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Johnny Griffin: April 24, 1928 - July 25, 2008
July 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: arts music, blank title, coleman hawkins, hard bop, injustice, jazz musician, johnny griffin, little giant, Masters, muscular sound, News, no doubt, Notes, ny times, nytimes, obit, rhythm and blues, rough and tumble, saxophone, saxophonist, stature, target, wails
WBGO bids farewell to Johnny Griffin, a master jazz musician. Many jazz people referred to Griffin as "The Little Giant," no doubt because of his dimunitive stature (he was a shade below 5 and a half feet tall). The consensus, however, was that Griffin's true stature loomed large in the music. Johnny Griffin could easily fall under the category of "hard bop saxophonist," but to do so would be an injustice. When you listen to the raw muscular sound of early Johnny Griffin records, you can hear a combination of saxophone legend Coleman Hawkins, the rough-and-tumble rhythm and blues of Griffin's Chicago hometown, and some definitive gospel wails. It was a big, combustible sound. One that will be missed.
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John Ellis and Double-Wide...Brooklyn Style
July 24, 2008. Posted by Angelika Beener.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
If there were a roof on the Brooklyn Museum's Sculpture Garden, saxophonist John Ellis would have surely "blew it off!" His performance at the Brooklyn Museum with his band Double Wide was explosive! As part of Heart of Brooklyn and WBGO's Jazz: Brooklyn's Beat, Ellis brought his North Carolina and NOLA roots to New York's greatest borough (OK, that's one Brooklynites opinion, but whatever). Folks waited in the heat this past Saturday, posting up their prime-positioned seating to check out Ellis perform music from his latest CD Dance Like There's No Tomorrow (Hyena Records). He definitely had some genuine fans in the house, as when host Gary Walker introduced Michael Rojas as "on the tuba" a sizable amount of folks yelled out "SOUSAPHONE!" Walker was correct...it was the tuba on this day, but these audience members clearly had the CD because Ellis does indeed enlist the talented Matt Perrine on the lesser-known, low brass instrument on Dance Like There's No Tomorrow.
The band, which was made up of Ellis, Michael Rojas on tuba, Brian Charette on the organ, and Jason Marsalis on drums, opened with the church-happy "All Up in the Aisles." As John would say, it's a "sanctified" tune. It's definitely a get-up-and-move celebratory piece. You can definitely feel those southern influences.
The sets were infused with mosh, waltz, and soulful groove all in between. Ellis' beautiful tone and gorgeous hefty floating lines made this performance really stand out for me. Going to check out a lot of music, as I do, it's sometimes easy to let it become routine, but I love when an artist snaps me out of my trance. Ellis is definitely one of those artists, and this is definitely one of those records.
Great Live Moments: Dr. Billy Taylor/Jazzmobile in Newark
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Today is the 87th birthday of a jazz legend - Dr. Billy Taylor. Last night, on the eve of this very special day, Dr. T was one of several featured pianists at the 92nd Street Y in the Jazz in July series. He likes the name of that series because he came up with it himself when he helped to found a summer program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Just this month, Taylor quietly stepped down from his Jazz in July, and U Mass expressed gratitude for many summers on its website. Click to read the story.
Also this summer, Taylor is involved in a development right here in our town. Now we have a Brick City branch of Jazzmobile, the teaching organization he helped found in Harlem. Newark Jazzmobile is named for the late bassist Earl May, who first proposed it but did not live to see it happen. Click here for the Jazzmobile schedule. Houston Person plays tonight at Mildred Helms Park in the South Ward! Click and hear Billy Taylor play "A Night in Tunisia" on WBGO's (then) new Steinway, live on the air in the 1980s. Another Great Live Moment from WBGO.


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I applaud the efforts of TSA. They are fighting a cunning enemy; an enemy who is constantly changing tactics, probing the system, trying to find any weakness they can to kill innocent people. Second-guessing these rabid dogs is no easy task, yet all these peoople can do is whine about a little inconvenience.
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I used Threatfire for several years but quit when it was no longer being updated. This program has not been updated since March of 2012, should it still be on this list (HIPS)?
The inclusion criteria for threat-fighting applications is whether the given application is useless (or nearly useless) against current threats. I'm sure that ThreatFire is not as good against current threats as it was back when it was maintained. So the question is whether this low bar is not being met? In this particular case, even if the low bar is not met, ThreatFire can also be configured to alert on single behaviors, making ThreatFire behave more like most other HIPS.
Very soon (perhaps today) a new key called "Discontinued or inactive" will be introduced. This key will be used for ThreatFire.
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Does any of this software run on Windows 10?
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The above is actually my security setup, minus what's already in Windows 10 (system imaging, file history, SmartScreen, Windows Defender, Protected Mode, UAC, etc.)
Yes, some of the software should run on Windows 10. You'll have to explore each individual link for information about Windows 10 compatibility.
Sorry, but I have to object to (seemingly) generally giving download links from Cnet.com or Download.com. Maybe I misunderstand the text.
These are in my experience some of the worst sites adding unnecessary download programs and wrappers that in turn then get (ab)used to sneakily get PuPs installed.
Recommending Cnet/Download.com IMHO equals aiding the proliferation of one of the nastiest kind of malware that currently is way too common. I have found that almost always there are other options.
Well, IMHO you only really know after you run ADWcleaner and Malwarebytes and both come up clean.
I encounter quite often the opinion that all PuPs can be removed in Programs and Features. Not true in my experience.
Babylon, Conduit and Searchscopes for example (there are many more) come up in these scans ONLY and can completely ruin the internet experience.
Stupid captcha feature.
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This was my first jelly roll experience and I'm hooked. Especially since I have every fabric from my favorite line in this quilt and it came in one big roll. The inspiration came from my favorite pattern by the lovely Camille. She has a similar version for sale here. It took a whole jelly roll plus 6 strips from my stash and ended up with a 50" by 70" quilt top. And no big surprise…I love it.
Monday, May 11, 2009
34 comments:
- rachel griffith said...
it is SUPER cute!!!
can't wait to see it all quilted up.
- May 11, 2009 at 4:18 AM
- kangaroo said...
i am LOVING this. so perfect for spring.
- May 11, 2009 at 4:21 AM
- Kristy said...
Wow! Very very cute. I love the color combos you chose in each block.
I had no idea a jelly roll would make such a big quilt top!
- May 11, 2009 at 4:23 AM
- Michaela said...
I love the colors
- May 11, 2009 at 4:27 AM
- Barbara Myltschenko said...
It's going to look great all nice and crinkly. Amazing work as usual.
- May 11, 2009 at 4:29 AM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Like wow! I have some Wee Play here that I am having a hard time cutting into. I think you just gave me the inspiration!
- May 11, 2009 at 4:36 AM
- Natalie said...
I love jelly rolls too! So many fun possibilities! Nice job with this one!
- May 11, 2009 at 5:10 AM
- Betsy said...
I love them too....I made her jelly filled quilt. The top is finished and it is just waiting to be quilted.
- May 11, 2009 at 5:33 AM
- Terriaw said...
Love it!!! I just ordered my first jelly roll, and now I can't wait even more to start working with it. Great job with this quilt top!
- May 11, 2009 at 5:33 AM
- Ariane said...
Love it!!! I'm going to have to try something like that. It's beautiful!!!
- May 11, 2009 at 5:53 AM
OH Allison, I LOVE IT!!! Can't wait to see the finished product once you get it quilted...just the cutest!!!! BTW..the wee play yardage I found (Thanks to you)came this weekend..now to find the time to get started on it! Wonder if they sell "time" on ebay too?! :)
- May 11, 2009 at 5:58 AM
- Robin said...
so pretty! I just love that line and the way all the fabrics play with each other in this quilt is great!! I want one now!
- May 11, 2009 at 6:01 AM
- Oxford Impressions said...
Super nice. I love it when you post new stuff, always look forward to it!
- May 11, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- sewmuchfun4 said...
Your quilts are so full of energy and color. I love looking at them! Thanks for the eye candy!
- May 11, 2009 at 6:10 AM
- Ariel said...
Is this one for little ben's room too? It matches his big boy bed quilt nicely! I love the jelly roll idea...must try it! I see a little Denyse in there too! Gorgeous!!!!
- May 11, 2009 at 7:14 AM
- Heather said...
I have yet to try a jelly roll, this is just adorable. I love that fabric!! Great job :)
- May 11, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- another amy said...
Fantastic! I'm feeling the inspiration.
- May 11, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Cindra said...
It is wonderful!
- May 11, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Natalia said...
So cute! I LOVE jelly rolls!
- May 11, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- Natalia said...
So cute! I LOVE jelly rolls!
- May 11, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- Andi said...
I love it too!!
Must get out some of those jelly rolls in my stash!
Andi :-)
- May 11, 2009 at 11:13 AM
- Anita said...
What a great quilt, I just love it!
- May 11, 2009 at 11:35 AM
- Mal* from turningturning said...
So colorful and cheery! I love to see your tops.
- May 11, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- amandajean said...
it's so wonderful!!!!
- May 11, 2009 at 2:06 PM
- sewtakeahike said...
I love it! The fabrics look so good together. It's a great use for a jelly roll!
- May 11, 2009 at 5:10 PM
- roseylittlethings said...
Love it, & need that fabric!
- May 11, 2009 at 5:52 PM
- Nikki said...
How is it possible that you finished a quilt top on 4/27, had it quilted by 5/5 and have finished another fantastic top by 5/11? How do you find the time!?!
- May 11, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- Trisha said...
Super cute! Jelly rolls are addicting!
- May 11, 2009 at 9:45 PM
- essie said...
that looks great! i've never used a jelly roll before, but i'm always tempted by them. maybe next time i visit the quilt shop....
- May 12, 2009 at 12:35 AM
- Sara said...
Looks great! I love it! The colors are wonderful! Really bright and happy!
- May 12, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- SewCute Shop said...
super super cute
- May 12, 2009 at 6:32 PM
- Tracy T. said...
That is really sweet! It cheers me up just to look at it! I've never bought a jelly roll before, your quilt has me in spired (once I can get to a quilt store - The closest one is 45 minutes away!) Great job - thanks for sharing!
- May 13, 2009 at 11:28 PM
- Leslie said...
gorgeous...i just finished a quilt quite like this one in flutterby fabric. i love using the jelly rolls and getting all the colors.
- May 18, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- lahuitrefrite said...
Question: I just bought my first jellroll (Moda's Sanae--I just love the orange and the hummingbirds). I've gotten into the habit of washing fabrics before using them. Do the jellyroll strips come out a mess when you wash them? Should I just skip it this time?
(I love all the red and aqua in your quilt!)
- May 23, 2009 at 9:01 AM


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A North Augusta man was killed in an armed robbery at a Beech island business Saturday.
Zann Worrell Jr., 32, a barber at the Island Cuts Barber Shop in Beech Island, was approached by two gunmen at the business demanding money, according to Sgt. Jason Feemster with the Aiken County Sheriff's Department.
The suspects, identified as Demarcus LiQuan Booker and Raphael A. Wooden, both of Augusta, fought with Worrel during the alleged robbery and Worrel was shot multiple times, Feemster said.
Worrel was pronounced dead at Georgia Regents University Saturday afternoon from multiple gunshot wounds, said Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
Booker and Wooden fled the scene in a white Honda, Feemster said, and the Honda was followed by a witness into Richmond County, where the witness was able to relay the vehicle location and license plate number to the Sheriff's Office via cell phone.
The Richmond County Sheriff's Department located the Honda and took the two suspects into custody, Feemster said.
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- On the history of the genitive plural in Slavic, Baltic, Germanic, and Indo-European (1978)
- A correct interpretation of the genitive plural forms in Slavic and related languages requires a detailed chronological analysis of the material. At every stage of development we have to reckon with both phonetically regular and analogical forms. Analogy operates quite often along the same lines in different periods. Explaining an analogic change amounts to indicating a model, a motivation, and a stage of development for its effectuation. If one of these cannot be indicated, we must look for a phonetic explanation.
- The Germanic weak preterit (2007)
- The main difficulty with the Germanic weak preterit is that one cannot endeavor an explanation of its origin without taking into account almost every aspect of the historical phonology and morphology of the Germanic languages. In the following I intend to show how a number of problems receive a natural explanation in a unified treatment on the basis of earlier studies. The theory presented here is not revolutionary, but aims at integrating earlier findings into a coherent whole. There is no reason to give a detailed account of the scholarly literature, which is easily accessible (cf. Tops 1974, Bammesberger 1986).
- On the meaning of the Japanese passive (2003)
- In her discussion of the Japanese adversative passive, Anna Wierzbicka writes (1988: 260): "The problem is extremely interesting and important both for intrinsic reasons and because of its wider methodological implications. It can be formulated like this: if one form can be used in a number of different ways, are we entitled to postulate for it a number of different meanings or should we rather search for one semantic common denominator (regarded as the MEANING of the form in question) and attribute the variety of uses to the interaction between this meaning and the linguistic or extralinguistic context?" Though it "may seem obvious" that the second stand is "methodologically preferable" (261), she takes the first position and concludes that "the Japanese passive has to be recognized as multiply ambiguous" (286). In the following I intend to show that this view is both wrong and fruitful.
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- The Germanic perfect presents (Präteritopräsentien) form a past tense by adding the endings of the weak preterit to the stem of the past participle, e.g. Go. wissa 'knew'. This is a recent formation (cf. Kortlandt 1989). We may therefore ask ourselves if we can reconstruct the earlier formation which was ousted by the weak preterit. We may also try to recover the motivation for the replacement.


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Key to that improvement was elevating teachers - the ones charged with educating the next generation. That was done with respect. Respect for the job, respect for the person doing the job, respect for the profession. And that respect was rewarded with higher salaries that made the profession much more appealing and raised the caliber of our teachers. It was also rewarded with training and support to do their job better.
More college students majored in education and professionals in other fields took advantage of programs that let them become teachers without going back to college.
Then the money got tight. In South Carolina, teachers went two years without a pay raise. Last year, they got a raise, but part of it was paid for with funds allocated for just one year. At the same time, teachers, as a group, came under fire from pundits who insisted they werent doing their jobs. That respect was slipping away quickly.
On Wednesday, the state school Superintendent Mick Zais said he wants teachers to get a pay raise but hes putting the burden for that back on the local districts to come up with the money.
That means the district would have to cut spending one place and put that money toward salaries, or raise taxes.
Because owner-occupied homes arent assessed property taxes for school operations, and tax increase would fall mostly on businesses
That puts teachers even more in the line of fire of tax-hating residents who dont want to shell out any more money for taxes.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. --- Top-seeded University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team defeated No. 8 Georgia Southern 78-53 in the quarterfinals of the 2013 Southern Conference Tournament at Kimmel Arena Saturday afternoon.
The Lady Mocs improve to 27-3 overall while the Eagles season ends at 8-23. UTC will move on to play either No. 4 Appalachian State or No. 5 College of Charleston Sunday at Noon at the U.S. Cellular Center.
Junior Alex Black (Memphis, Tenn.) led a balanced offensive attack by the Lady Mocs with a team-high 13 points in 22 minutes. She was 5-of-8 from the field with three 3-pointers including two to start the second half.
Senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) and junior Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) each tossed in 12 for Chattanooga. Christopher was 2-of-4 from beyond the arc with three rebounds and three assists while playing a team-high 25 minutes. Dupree was 6-of-9 from the blocks in just 16 minutes on the floor.
Chattanooga outscored the Eagles 20-10 in the paint and 33-8 of the bench. On the boards, the Lady Mocs outrebounded GSU 40-32 with 13 offensive boards and 16 second chance points. Georgia Southern had 12 offensive boards with 18 put backs. The Lady Mocs, with 19 assists, had just 12 turnovers resulting in eight Eagle points while UTC capitalized on 15 GSU miscues with a 19-point effort.
With the score tied 12-12 in the first half, the Lady Mocs put together a 10-0 run to get out front 22-12, however, the Eagles matched the run with a 10-0 spurt of their own to tie it up 22-22 with 5:22 to play in the first. Christopher drained a trey with 4:59 to play, sparking a 20-10 closing effort in the opening stanza and Chattanooga led 42-32 at intermission.
In the second half, Chattanooga pulled away beginning with a 3-pointer from junior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) at the 17:45 mark. That led to a 15-0 run capped off by a pair of free throws from senior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.) with 12:20 on the clock to put UTC up 60-36.
Junior Destiny Bramblett (Radcliff, Ky.) hit a layup with 1:17 to play to give Chattanooga a 77-50 lead, its largest of the game. Hall had six points and five rebounds with a team-high four assists while junior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) had a team-high seven rebounds with eight points. Freshman Tatianna Jackson (Atlanta, Ga.) had seven points and five rebounds and Lambert had six points, four rebounds and a team-best four assists.
Chattanooga shot 28-of-62 (45.2%) from the field and was 11-of-23 from the 3-point arc and made 11-of-15 from the free throw line. Georgia Southern was 18-of-57 (31.6%) from the field with five 3-pointers and was 12-of-15 from the free throw line.
Anna Claire Knight and Meredyth Frye each posted a game-high 15 points and MiMi DuBose added 13 with three 3-pointers. Frye was 6-of-6 from the free throw line and had two steals while committing seven turnovers. Danielle Spencer had a game-high tying seven rebounds with two points and a pair of blocked shots.
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Are you in need of some OM-mazing gift ideas for your BBFs? I'm making my besties flower crowns! It's super easy, cheap and beyond fab. Giving D.I.Y. holidays gifts is the ZENsible thing to do!
Ask a parent for help.
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A member of the Muscular Collection, the Gravity Bag weighs the least in the Hideo Wakamatsu hard cover luggage line. A red satin frame and glossy finished case add style, while the lightweight but super strong polycarbonate structure provides maximum durability. Four 360-degree swivel wheels make maneuvering this baby through the airport a total breeze.
Meets international and domestic carry-on guidelines. Retractable carry handle. TSA surface-mounted locks.
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This lively throw is rendered in richly hued, yarn-dyed cotton finished with handmade pom-poms at the edge for artisanal texture and visual interest.