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Kerri Walsh Becomes a Mom for the Second TimeMelissa Chapman
Beach volleyball player Kerri Walsh has never been one to shy away from flexing her prowess in the sports arena. With teammate Misty May Treanor, she took home gold at the 2004 Athens Olympics and at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Off the sand, she's mom to son Joseph, 1, with husband, Casey Jennings, and gave birth to baby boy #2, Sundance, born May 19th. We caught up with Walsh two days before she give birth to dish on raising an infant while pregnant with another, her super-easy pregnancy, and growing up an Irish twin.
How have you survived being pregnant while taking care of a baby?
It's been surprisingly easy being pregnant while raising such a young child. Joey is, plain and simply, an easy kid. Plus, Daddy is amazing and I've been blessed with good genes as far as how pregnancy affects me. I've literally had three or four "bad" days out of nine months and I'm so grateful. I can't imagine if that weren't the case! This pregnancy has flown by because I've been so busy and having so much fun with Joey! I've stayed busy, stayed fit, and have really enjoyed the whole process.
What's your parenting philosophy?
I don't think I have developed it yet. So far it's been all about showing love and being consistent with what we ask of our child. Joey's a great kid, so we must be doing something right – actually, no, I can't take any credit. He's good all on his own!
How do you deal with a public tantrum?
Joey hasn't had his first public tantrum yet – lucky me! When he does have a little fit, it's all about distraction and misdirection. He's almost one, so I think we'll milk this tactic as long as we can!
Favorite vacation spot: North Shore Lake Tahoe or Kuai, Hawaii.
Favorite exercise: Beach volleyball (I love my job!) and single leg dead lifts (good for the buns/backside!)
Weirdest habit: I honestly can't think of one! Maybe I'm so weird that all my weird stuff seems normal?
What makes you cringe? The thought of busting out my breast pump again. In part, it makes me happy because it'll mean my baby boy has arrived, but the other part of it I can do without!
What's been your biggest parenting challenge?
I think it's right around the corner! I'm 38 weeks pregnant with baby boy number two, and in no time I'll be trying to figure out how to manage everything that comes with being a mother to two children. Every schedule and routine we have right now with Joey will likely get thrown off kilter, which scares me a bit, but also excites me. Growing up as an "Irish twin" (Two kids born within 12 months of each other), I always wanted that for my kids – now we'll see how it goes!
What's your favorite meal to make for your children?
We're still on baby food. That's all about to change, though. Joey is definitely ready to eat what the big kids eat.
What do you do for "me" time?
Exercise. I've been pregnant for nearly two years now, with only a little break in between my first and second pregnancies. As an athlete, I haven't had the option to compete while pregnant. So I've learned to love working out just for me – not for work, but for sanity and for the pure pleasure of using my body. It provides me with a certain level of balance, confidence, release and sanity.
If you could teach your kids one life lesson, what would it be?
Treat others as you'd like to be treated and always give 100% to anything you commit yourself to. Gosh, so many choose from! Dream big, stay close to your family, work hard for what you want, keep God present, don't be afraid to fail, be good to your mother!
Who are your parenting role models?
Absolutely, positively, my parents. They've been – and continue to be – so amazingly supportive and present in my life. They've worked so hard for themselves and their family and have built a beautiful life based on faith, integrity, team work, and love. They're such great parents because through their example they've taught us how to be. What a special gift.
Stay updated with Kerri! Follow her on Twitter @kerrileewalsh! And hop on over to The Mini Social – Kerri's the guest editor this week!


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The Middle East Digest provides text and audio from the Daily Press Briefing. For the full briefings, please visit daily press briefings.
From the Daily Press Briefing of March 8, 2011
MR. CROWLEY: I did note a question during Ambassador Verveer's briefing about women's rights in Iran. We understand that there are women in Iran marching today and being arrested in their struggle for equal rights. We support these brave women, as well as those facing continued political persecution at the hands of a government that has imprisoned over 100 women for their political views. Many of them have been arrested, tortured, and subject to lengthy detention without charge. Their family members have been jailed and harassed, and they have been barred from organizing on behalf of women. We recognize the important leadership role that Iran's women play in civil society and the struggle for all Iranians to express their universal rights. There are also prominent human rights lawyers, activists, journalists and bloggers who have joined in this effort to gain respect for universal rights within Iran.
And finally on the current situation in Libya. Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees and Migration Eric Schwartz and USAID Assistant Administrator for Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance Nancy Lindborg are in Tunisia through March 10th. They'll be in Egypt later in the week to help address the humanitarian crisis and emergency, which – from which over 200,000 migrants have fled since the start of the Libyan conflict. They are meeting with government officials, international organizations, and nongovernmental organization representatives.
We have pledged $30 million in humanitarian assistance for supplies, transportation of third-country nationals, and basic emergency services. And as I mentioned yesterday, our efforts over the coming days would focus significantly on the plight of Bangladeshis at both the Tunisian and Egyptian borders. Today, we expect the evacuation of just over 2,000 people, including 140 Ghanaians and 200 – I'm sorry – and 452 Bangladeshis. Tomorrow, we hope to repatriate another 1,100 people, including nationals from Bangladesh, Ghana, and Egypt.
QUESTION: And they're all on American flights?
MR. CROWLEY: I believe those are on our charter flights, yes.
QUESTION: Can you tell --
QUESTION: (Inaudible) at the request of Government of Bangladesh or (inaudible)?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, I think it's at the – it's just a matter of as these people gather in sufficient numbers, we are working with the International Organization for Migration and UNHCR. I have no doubt that the Government of Bangladesh is – will be gratified to have its citizens home.
QUESTION: And who is paying for this – for Bangladeshi citizens?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, it's an international effort to which we have contributed $30 million.
QUESTION: You expressed some concern a couple days ago about the possibility that people were being prevented from crossing the border, and that was one reason why the flows had stopped. Do you have anything more on that?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't. It remains something that we are watching carefully.
QUESTION: You're calling them migrants and not refugees? Is that just a word choice or does that mean anything?
MR. CROWLEY: It may actually have particular meaning. In this context, we're using the term migrants.
A couple of just housekeeping issues. You had asked yesterday when's the last time that we had a conversation with the Libyan foreign minister. I can report that he called our Assistant Secretary Jeff Feltman on Friday. They had a brief conversation which touched on the ongoing situation in Libya. And I think we were asked today about our outreach to those who are opposition figures, business people, other figures trying to get a sense of what is happening in Libya. Ambassador Gene Cretz, over the past few days, was in Rome and Cairo for multiple meetings both with Italian Government officials, Egyptian Government officials, but also opposition figures within Libya to gain a greater understanding and perspective on what's happening.
QUESTION: Who's he meeting with?
QUESTION: Can we go back to Iran --
MR. CROWLEY: I'm not – we have chosen not to detail every single person that we're in touch with or every single person that we meet with personally. But he did have meetings both in Italy – in Rome and in Cairo.
QUESTION: Can you say whether generally they were members of this group that sprung up in Benghazi and is trying to organize (inaudible)?
MR. CROWLEY: We have had meetings with – and phone conversations with members of the National Transitional Council.
QUESTION: Can we go back --
QUESTION: (Inaudible) where did the meetings take place?
MR. CROWLEY: That meeting happened in Cairo.
QUESTION: And on the Musa Kusa call, can you say if that – I mean, why at that point you weren't able to clarify the status of the ambassador to Washington during that – did that come up? Did you ask at least?
MR. CROWLEY: The simple answer is it didn't come up.
QUESTION: You didn't ask.
MR. CROWLEY: Musa Kusa called to say hello, and he did not bring up the status of the ambassador. Neither did the Assistant Secretary Feltman. So our review is ongoing.
QUESTION: And any other readout? He called to say hello and how's it going? (Laughter.) I mean, what --
MR. CROWLEY: I'm actually told because he heard from the press briefing that we were trying to reach him. (Laughter.) It was a very brief conversation.
QUESTION: Did you have any message for him, can you say that? What did --
MR. CROWLEY: They just talked about the situation in Libya from the point of view of the Qadhafi regime.
QUESTION: Can you talk more about this --
QUESTION: He claimed that Musa Kusa --
MR. CROWLEY: Hold on.
QUESTION: Okay. On Musa Kusa, he claimed that you guys tried to get him to switch sides. Is that true?
MR. CROWLEY: I'm – I haven't gotten a --
QUESTION: He came out and said that.
MR. CROWLEY: -- detailed readout of the conversation. I'm – my understanding is that the foreign minister described the situation as he saw it, and Assistant Secretary Feltman listened with interest.
QUESTION: Well, if President --
QUESTION: Can you deny that he --
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know.
QUESTION: -- (inaudible) in any way?
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, we have a position that the regime should get out of the way so the people of Libya can pursue a transition to a more responsive and democratic government. I can't – our advice for Colonel Qadhafi applies to – the same advice applies to Foreign Minister Kusa as well.
QUESTION: Well, just to follow up on that. Specifically, President Obama and Secretary Clinton have said that those that are close to Qadhafi or that are surrounding Qadhafi should take note of the fact that his days are numbered and should think about leaving him or think about switching sides – or I don't know exactly what the wordage was, but that you should – they should think about their future or they will face prosecution. Is it fair to say that Assistant Secretary Feltman gave – delivered the same message to Musa Kusa?
MR. CROWLEY: I do not know what Assistant Secretary Feltman told Foreign Minister Musa Kusa.
QUESTION: And then on this opposition council that you said you had meetings with in Cairo, I mean, you said over the last couple of days that you didn't really know specifically who they were or how much support they had within the country. Do you have any more clarity on that? I mean, they do seem to be the largest opposition group. Even the smaller opposition groups are saying that they support them. They do have representatives from every major population center and have some former senior ministers and things like that. So do you have any more clarity on whether you consider this the premier opposition group?
MR. CROWLEY: It's not for us to pick the leading contenders in this effort. We are engaging a wide range of leaders and those who both understand and can potentially influence events in Libya. We will continue to watch the council as it develops. My understanding is they have announced some of their membership, not all of their membership. So we remain engaged with this group as well as others.
QUESTION: Well, but I mean, it doesn't seem to be the – you say that you don't – it's not up for you to decide, but then you're also saying that we can't get more involved in making a decision about what we want to do in Libya until we know who the opposition are. So is this idea that you're still trying to figure out who the opposition is a convenient excuse to not get more involved?
MR. CROWLEY: No. I mean, we have for several days talked about the fact that we've done this outreach to opposition leaders. That includes members of the National Transition Council. We're talking to others beyond the membership of this council. Eventually, within Libya a formal opposition will emerge. We're watching to see how that develops.
QUESTION: Have you come to any decision regarding the no-fly zone or the military option, or you are still considering these options?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, Michel, Ambassador Ivo Daalder went through that in some detail in terms of the planning that's occurring within NATO. As I recall, yesterday he said that there has been no formal presentation to the NAC yet as to the kinds of planning that has been going on. So this is something that is still under consideration, under planning, and will continue to develop.
QUESTION: When you will take a decision after two or three weeks of –
MR. CROWLEY: There's no particular timetable. We also are considering and talking about the issue of the no-fly zone within the UN Security Council. Obviously, the groups that we are talking to and leaders that we are talking to within Libya, as well as leaders throughout the region, they all have views on this. As you – I think somebody asked a question yesterday, the GCC has come out and issued a statement regarding no-fly zone. The Arab League is developing its position on no-fly zone.
QUESTION: (Inaudible.)
MR. CROWLEY: So this is something that, as we've indicated, is one among a number of options that are under both development and consideration.
QUESTION: (Inaudible) go back to the transitional council for a second. Two of their senior members, including a guy who is identified as the sort of shadow foreign minister, former ambassador to India, are in Strasbourg, I believe, where they're going to talk to Ashton today. They're going to address the European Parliament and speak to the French foreign minister. I'm wondering if there's any sense that they may come to Washington. Are you having any discussion for this particular pair? Are you aware of this?
MR. CROWLEY: If they come, we'll – and we meet with them, we'll let you know. I mean, but this is also a part of what the Secretary was going through. She had a number of phone calls yesterday afternoon, including to the French foreign minister, the Italian foreign minister. There's a lot of outreach going on and we're sharing information and perspective to fully understand the nature of the opposition and the course of events within Libya.
QUESTION: And the meeting with the opposition in Cairo, who was there? Was it members of the Embassy in Cairo, the ambassador? Was it lower than that?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know. Everybody was in the room, but include our ambassador to Libya, Gene Cretz.
QUESTION: Have U.S. officials met with any of the opposition in Tunisia? And also Libya, I assume not, but can you clarify?
MR. CROWLEY: Members of the Libyan opposition --
QUESTION: The Libyan opposition in Tunisia. Yeah.
MR. CROWLEY: I wouldn't rule it out, but I am not aware of any specific meetings.
QUESTION: Do you know when the Cretz meeting was? I'm sorry, did you say that?
MR. CROWLEY: He is back today. These would be over the last four days.
QUESTION: P.J., the Arab League is getting ready to have a meeting on Saturday with the foreign ministers of the member-states, the Arab League member-states. And of course, Libya is not invited. Would you encourage them to invite someone from the opposition? They are getting ready to declare and to actually give support to the no-fly zone. Would that be something that you would discuss?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, again, as I just said, it's not for us to dictate who others should talk to or who they shouldn't talk to. Everyone is trying to understand what is happening in Libya. Everyone is concerned about the current developments. Everyone is concerned about the violence that continues to take innocent lives and the lives of those who are standing up and searching for a better government.
So we are all concerned. We're sharing perspective. We're developing options. We're trying to reach a consensus on appropriate steps. And there's a lot of conversation going on in the region, in Europe, and involving the United States.
QUESTION: Isn't there a sense of urgency, because apparently Qadhafi is really escalating his attacks? In the last 24 hours, he's been bombing, using airplanes to bomb. They have been attacking in the surrounding areas. They are taking – retaking some positions and so on. Does that add a sense of urgency?
MR. CROWLEY: Of course, absolutely there's a sense of urgency here. We have had a sense of urgency since the outbreak of significant violence over two weeks ago.
QUESTION: Have you heard anything about this supposed offer by Qadhafi to the opposition to step down if his family were given certain guarantees that he could leave the country safely?
QUESTION: Have you been told --
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know how credible that is. I mean, we certainly want Qadhafi to step down. As we've indicated, if he wishes to leave the country, as far as I know, there's nothing that's preventing him from doing so.
QUESTION: But in your outreach to the Libyan opposition, have – specifically have they told you about this offer?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know.
QUESTION: But P.J., let me just follow, so far Mr. Qadhafi is not listening the cries of the people or the repressed or warning from the international community. What I'm asking you is how long will you watch and wait (inaudible) he keeps killing the innocent people by bombs or rockets and so forth and all.
MR. CROWLEY: Well, I mean, Goyal, we have taken a number of steps. We are focused, unlike Mr. Qadhafi, on the welfare of both his people and others who are inside Libya. We are looking to see how we can address the humanitarian situation in Libya. We are reviewing a number of options. There's been a UN Security Council resolution that the international community has aggressively embraced and is now carrying out. So we've done a great deal. There's lots of other things under consideration, and we will be working on these options even as we monitor developments in Libya.
QUESTION: P.J., on the question of arming the opposition groups, which was raised yesterday, there seemed to be a little bit of discrepancy between your statement and stuff that came out of the White House. My question to you is: What is the U.S. Government position on that? Does the arms embargo forbid it completely or is there some wiggle room? And if there is some wiggle room, where do you find that?
MR. CROWLEY: There's actually no disconnect at all. There is a UN Security Council resolution that establishes an arms embargo in Libya. The UN Security Council resolution established a sanctions committee. And with any sanctions regime, there's always the option to go before the sanctions committee and ask for a waiver. So if at some point we decided it was appropriate to take a certain action, there is a procedure in place to either waive or amend the existing UN Security Council resolution. So as Jay Carney said yesterday, we have a number of options available to us, but as a practical matter, as of this moment, we could not arm anyone within Libya today.
QUESTION: But the sanctions committee, as I understand it, every member of that committee has a de facto veto because they all have a vote on it. Given the current makeup of the committee, is there any possibility at all that they would approve such a move?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, again, that is why we've done the broad outreach that we've done. That's why we're working through these issues to try to establish consensus on appropriate actions, and so that we have a consensus, we're acting as an international community, and we're expressing our concern about Libya with one voice.
QUESTION: But P.J., in the meantime, he'll kill another thousand people.
MR. CROWLEY: Goyal, I mean, I understand, which is why we've been concerned ever since the outbreak of violence in Libya.
QUESTION: P.J., on this subject of sanctions, do you know whether oil is still being shipped out of Libya? Do you know who might be buying it at this time, and why the UN sanctions don't target the oil (inaudible)? I think the U.S. sanctions might, actually, but maybe the UN ones don't. Doesn't the money just go straight back to Qadhafi?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know this current status. I know the price of gasoline has gone up, but beyond that, I don't know.
QUESTION: Can I have one more, just quick?
MR. CROWLEY: Sure.
QUESTION: And that would be: Does the State Department have a view on the proposal that Mr. Qadhafi will stand aside, providing he and his family are given some kind of amnesty? I know you answered this question just now, but specifically, what would be the State Department's view on him being given easy access?
MR. CROWLEY: I'll tell you, let me go back --
QUESTION: An easy exit.
MR. CROWLEY: Certainly, we – to remind regarding economics, that we – that the FinCEN did put out a warning, we did pass in the resolution, and the United States has captured, I believe, $30 billion in proceeds that belonged to the Libyan Government. So anyone who was involved in financial transactions involving Libya and the current government have certain obligations, and that is something that we continue to develop to put pressure on the Qadhafi regime.
Clarify again your second question.
QUESTION: The second question really was: What is the State Department's view on the possibility of Mr. Qadhafi and his family being given an easy exit? In other words, that he could be forgiven for what he's done and not brought to trial.
MR. CROWLEY: Well, let's separate those two things out. We want to see Qadhafi step down, and one would infer that in stepping down it is probably best for him to leave the country, to allow a different government to emerge. That – any departure from Libya does not exempt Mr. Qadhafi, his family, or others from responsibility and accountability for what has occurred.
QUESTION: Do you see the similar wave as far as China is concerned? Earlier, you were talking about expression of the people and human rights activists and all, so on. I mean, will you support China's –
MR. CROWLEY: Goyal, we've got to remind you about Jeopardy and framing these things in the form of a question. (Laughter.)
QUESTION: Will you support the Chinese people in their quest for freedom and democracy?
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, we respect universal rights. We want to see people everywhere have the opportunity to participate in politics and have representative government. That includes every country, including China.
QUESTION: Can I come back to this same point?
MR. CROWLEY: Sure.
QUESTION: Are you aware of any discussions, offers from one side or the other about facilitating Qadhafi's exit from the country?
MR. CROWLEY: Look, we want to see Qadhafi leave. We're not his travel booker.
QUESTION: But to follow up on the earlier question, would you and the Europeans give Qadhafi – or conceivably, would you give him safe passage not ever to be prosecuted in exchange for his departure?
MR. CROWLEY: Saed, there's nothing preventing Mr. Qadhafi from leaving his tent, climbing in an airplane, and leaving Libya so his people can have a better tomorrow than they have today. There's nothing preventing him from doing that.
QUESTION: But in theory, if he comes to you and he says, "I will leave: –
MR. CROWLEY: Again, it's not for us to choose his final destination.
QUESTION: If he says, "I will leave provided that I will not be prosecuted."
MR. CROWLEY: Huh?
QUESTION: If he says, "I will leave" –
MR. CROWLEY: Well, in fact, as we indicated in the UN Security Council resolution, there is a commission of inquiry underway within the ICC. And within the constraints of U.S. law, we will support that commission of inquiry.
QUESTION: Do you have a good sense of where he is at that moment? You said he's in a tent.
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know where he's pitched his tent today. (Laughter.)
QUESTION: If he faces prosecution – if he and his family face prosecution, what incentive does he have to leave the country if he risks that?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, we are going to hold him accountable. There is a commission of inquiry under the ICC. So my favorite booking would be a trip to The Hague. But we have called for him to step down, and in all likelihood, the best way to end the current violence is for him to leave the country.
QUESTION: P.J., (inaudible) once again said that they are exercising self defense. Do you concur that what the regime is doing is exercising self defense?
MR. CROWLEY: Look –
QUESTION: This statement came out yesterday.
MR. CROWLEY: Again, what we believe is that by turning lethal overwhelming force against his people, he has forfeited legitimacy. He has no right to self defense. What he has a right to do is step down for the good of his people and the good of his country.
QUESTION: P.J., on Saudi Arabia, you talked about it yesterday.
MR. CROWLEY: Are we done with Libya?
QUESTION: Well, just – I mean, just one more. If he has no right to lead, why are you still talking to Musa Kusa if he has no authority, if his government has no authority?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, the practical matter is Mr. Musa Kusa called us. (Laughter.)
QUESTION: You could have hung up.
MR. CROWLEY: We answer the phone here at the State Department. (Laughter.)
QUESTION: Well, the fact is (inaudible) you could have no communication.
QUESTION: On Saudi Arabia, Saudi interior ministry has said that all sorts of demonstrations, marches, and sit-ins contradict Islamic Sharia law – contradict Islamic Sharia law. Do you agree on this description?
MR. CROWLEY: I am not aware of anything in Sharia law that prevents a human being from exercising their right of freedom of expression or freedom of assembly.
QUESTION: That means you don't agree on this description?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't consider myself an expert in Sharia law. But you look at countries like Indonesia that has a vibrant civil society, I'm not aware that there's any religious prohibition.
QUESTION: P.J., on Guantanamo, if I may.
QUESTION: Can we stay on Saudi Arabia?
MR. CROWLEY: Sure.
QUESTION: What kind of discussions are you having with your allies, the broader OECD, on what could happen in Saudi Arabia, the risk of unrest there?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't know about the OECD. I would say that we have had conversations in the last couple of days with Saudi Arabia regarding its position on peaceful protests.
QUESTION: So what about oil importers like yourselves who risk to be affected by unrest there?
MR. CROWLEY: I'm not sure I tie the two together.
QUESTION: Would you say that those conversations are getting more urgent with Saudi Arabia? I mean, you said you had a couple in the last couple of days.
MR. CROWLEY: These – no, I said we've had one –
QUESTION: One. Okay.
MR. CROWLEY: -- in the last couple of days. I mean, as a practical matter, this – what – the position that Saudi Arabia has espoused publicly in the last couple of days is actually its traditional position. So these are things that we have talked with Saudi Arabia with at length over a long time.
QUESTION: But you said –
QUESTION: Are you concerned that Saudi Arabia is in any way sort of open to this contagion by this –
MR. CROWLEY: Well, look. I mean, Saudi Arabia is a very conservative society. We have great respect for Saudi Arabia. King Abdullah has, since he has taken over reign of the kingdom, done a great deal in terms of reforms. We respect that and have long encouraged the actions that he's taken. But in the context of recent statements by Saudi Arabia regarding prohibiting peaceful protests, we respectfully have a view that the Saudi people, like all people, have universal rights.
QUESTION: New subject?
MR. CROWLEY: Hold on. You've had plenty. (Laughter.)
QUESTION: On Guantanamo. P.J., what have you had to do to explain to allies, particularly those with detainees at Guantanamo, this decision by the Administration to resume military tribunals? And have they expressed any disappointment about what is basically indefinite detention?
MR. CROWLEY: Justin, I'm not sure I quite get the question.
QUESTION: What have you done to explain to allies who have detainees at Guantanamo this decision to resume the tribunals?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, we have always said that those at Guantanamo would be subject to prosecution as part of a legal and transparent process. One option available to us is through civilian courts. One option available to us is through military commissions. I'm not sure that –
QUESTION: Commissions now seems to be the only real option. If civilian courts was more of an option, that would be happening.
MR. CROWLEY: Well, in the announcement yesterday at the White House, we reaffirmed our commitment to pursue cases through Article 3 courts as well as through military commissions.
QUESTION: The State Department confirmed that a delegation from Iran has applied for travel visa to U.S. during month of March. Can you name those delegation, head of it, the purpose for which they have put in an application? And has there been any contact or talk over Levinson? Iranian foreign minister said that –
MR. CROWLEY: I – well, let's separate out at least three different issues raised by your question. There's nothing I can say regarding the case of Robert Levinson beyond the Secretary's statement of last week. Visa decisions regarding individuals are confidential. However, has an Iranian delegation applied for visas to come to the United States? The answer is yes.
QUESTION: (Off-mike.)
QUESTION: Regarding Levinson, Iranian foreign –
MR. CROWLEY: I mean –
QUESTION: Regarding Levinson –
MR. CROWLEY: Well, hold on. Hold on a second.
QUESTION: Is it to the UN or (inaudible) something else?
MR. CROWLEY: I actually don't know exactly what the purpose of their trip is. But they normally come through our Embassy in Switzerland.
QUESTION: Is the delegation invited by the U.S. or –
MR. CROWLEY: Again, I'll take the question as to what we know about the purpose of this prospective travel.
QUESTION: Iranian foreign minister today said – ministry said that they need more information from U.S. regarding Levinson. Are there going to be more information given to them, more contact in that regard?
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, we have provided information over four years to the Iranian Government. I just don't know what further information that they need from us.
QUESTION: Well, what's behind –
MR. CROWLEY: What we want is, obviously, the return of Robert Levinson, and to be able to reunite him with his family.
QUESTION: Well, what's behind this Iranian cooperation regarding Levinson issue after years of –
MR. CROWLEY: Well, we hope that given that Iran had signaled an interest in helping with this case that Iran will want to take humanitarian actions to help try to resolve it. So we hope that there will be cooperation.
QUESTION: Why now, not four years ago?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, from our standpoint, we have been providing and publicly calling for Iran to help with this case. But – and we are – we were gratified that Iran had indicated an interest, and we have followed up.
QUESTION: Could you share with us the latest on the schedule of Mr. Mitchell to the Middle East?
MR. CROWLEY: I'm actually not aware of any pending travel to the region by George Mitchell.
QUESTION: There are stories that he's going this week to --
MR. CROWLEY: I understand there are stories. I checked in with George this morning, and I'm not aware of any travel.
QUESTION: So what --
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, just to put the whole – bring it whole circle, we continue our engagement. We will have upcoming meetings in the coming days with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. At the present time, much of this work is being done by a variety of people, including Deputy Special Envoy David Hale. George Mitchell is on the phone working issues. But – so we will continue our engagement. We'll continue our discussions with the Israelis and Palestinians. We continue to work to try to narrow gaps. But on the narrow question of do I know if George Mitchell is traveling to the region in the next couple of weeks, I don't know that he is.
QUESTION: Two quick ones. Is Mr. Hale back there, or is he here now?
MR. CROWLEY: I think Mr. Hale is still in the region.
QUESTION: Okay. And lastly, would you consider the relationship with the Palestinian Authority now, between the United States Government and the Palestinian Authority, to be estranged in any way?
MR. CROWLEY: We had counsel – we had cautioned and advised Palestinians not to bring a matter before the Security Council. They did. And the United States voted as it did. It hasn't changed what we're doing. We're still fully engaged with the Palestinian Authority and with Israeli officials trying to do what we pledged that we would do: narrow gaps and try to find a way for the parties to return to direct negotiations. So nothing that's transpired in the past couple of weeks has changed what we're doing.
QUESTION: Okay. So, but the relationship between (inaudible) --
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, we continue to recognize the important work that President Abbas, Prime Minister Fayyad are doing. We appreciate their efforts to pursue peace. Our view is that achieving an agreement can only be done through direct negotiations, and we have – continue to have discussions with the Palestinians and continue to make that point.
QUESTION: Britain, France, and Germany are working to resume negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians. How do you view this effort?
MR. CROWLEY: Well, we welcome efforts. I mean, everyone has the same objective: comprehensive peace in the Middle East. And we believe that the best way to achieve that is through direct negotiations. Anyone who can help move this process forward, any efforts are welcome.
QUESTION: Is this part of a concerted effort between the three of you to jumpstart them, or this a separate initiative on their own?
MR. CROWLEY: I mean, we have long consulted with a variety of European countries. We have the Quartet process. So this is nothing new.
QUESTION: I have a couple of questions, different issues. First on China. There are reports from China that foreign journalists are being threatened, harassed, and some of them have also been detained. Do you have anything to say on that?
MR. CROWLEY: We talked about this last week. Ambassador Huntsman had a meeting with American journalists. But we obviously remain concerned about the treatment of journalists in China as well as elsewhere around the world.
QUESTION: But it still continues. Even this week there were some reports.


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Vxdiskadm Replace disk does not show my failed disk
Hello all,
i would like to replace my failed disk via the vxdiskadm utility
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In vxvm admin guide document, there is a chapter for replace disks, Except upper operation, you need run some os commands to clean device tree.
You can access sort.symantec.com to check document.
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Like solaris , sf5.1sp1:
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Hi Chunckchang23,
Did you try menu option 5 VolumeManager/Disk/ReplaceDisk? It is used for your condition.
Make sure your OS can see the c0t2d0s2 disk BEFORE you try any volume manager actions.
Does 'prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2' show you the contents of the label, or an error?
If an error is shown, you need to fix your OS to be able to see your disk; try 'devfsadm -Ccv disk', then try the prtvtoc command again, and depending on if that work or not, you might try to format the disk, then make sure you can prtvtoc it.
If that doesn't work, you may need to physically replace the drive (or is that what you have already done)?
You sould also keep on eye on the OS console log (/var/adm/messages) and address any errors reported there.
Only after you have fixed and/or proven access from the OS level should you start using VxVM tools on the device.
Once your OS tools can successfullly see the disk, you should do 'vxdisk scandisks' (or 'vxdctl enable') so that VxVM can refresh his device tables with the new and/or fixed devices.
Hi kjbss
It can be seen with the prtvoc command.
EMMDPD03:/# prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2
my problem is that when i list down all disks, it shows the disk with an error state,
The disk is in error state, so you can't use replace failed disk procedures to replace it.
the error state is because you have no partition 2 in this disk.
If you dont' need keep original data on this disk,
use format to create partition 2 for this disk, which from 0 to last sector.
then , run:
vxdctl enable,
it should in online invalid state.
Be careful when do operation, make sure backup data if needed, and run vxdctl enable in non business time.
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Hello Starflyfly,
Thank you for the input. I'm starting to understand what's going on :)
Since my goal is to reformat the disk and create partition, how do i make sure that files under the disk are not lost(if there are any?)
You should use format to add partition 2, with full disk capacity, then run vxdctl enable, it will change to "online invalid" state.
Here is my test log, hope you can first finish test in your bed.
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I wonder why you tried to replace disk. There are no "failed" disk media in "vxdisk list" output. c0t2d0s2 is in error state, but it just mean c0t2d0s2 is not initialized at OS level for use of VxVM.
By prtvtoc output, c0t2d0s2 is used without VxVM, so do not format it by format command or vxdisksetup. Ignore 'error' status and keep it as it is.
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If a disk is in error state, the two main causes that drills down are:
1. disk partition table has issues
2. paths to disk are disable .
I agree with starflyfly's advice, you need to fix the partition table & get the disk to online invalid state. If the disk had data before & you want to recover data, you need to ensure that partition table is restored correctly as it was before & while intializing disk in veritas, you need to restore exsting configuration of privlen, publen attributes .. you can use this options with vxdisk init or vxdisksetup..
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If you *know* that the disk used to be managed by VxVM, then you would need to get the partition layout as it was back then and reapply that exactly to the disk, as Gaurav says.
Interestingly, from the prtvtoc output you provided, partition 7 has the VxVM Tag (15) and points to the entire disk, so in that way it does appear that it was at one time a VxVM managed disk.
However, the prtvtoc output also now shows two slices (4 and 6) with Mount Directories associated with them, and so it looks like this disk was *last* used as a test disk outside of VxVM management:
* First Sector Last * Partition Tag Flags Sector Count Sector Mount Directory 3 9 01 6400 10485760 10492159 4 0 01 18881280 2088960 20970239 /test1 6 0 01 10492160 8389120 18881279 /test 7 15 01 0 20970240 20970239
We can see that slices 4 and 6 were likely used for testing purposes, but if you really want to see the files in those partitions:
...Taking slice 6 as an example:
Check to see if it is a mountable partition:
$ fstyp /dev/rdsk/c2t500601603022FB3Fd17s6
If it shows to be a filesystem on there, like ufs or vxfs, sanity-check the filesystem:
$ fsck -F <FStype> -y /dev/rdsk/c2t500601603022FB3Fd17s6
Make a temporary mount point for it:
$ mkdir /tmp_test
Mount it:
$ mount -F <FStype> /dev/dsk/c2t500601603022FB3Fd17s6 /tmp_test
Inspect it however you want to...
$ ls -l /tmp_test
Hi again chuckchang23 --
I just noticed I based my last advice to you on the prtvtoc output from starflyfly's test envrionment!
Naughty of me; sorry about that...
The pertinent section of your 'prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2' output shown below:
* First Sector Last
* Partition Tag Flags Sector Count Sector Mount Directory
3 9 00 16065 10490445 10506509 /opt/bmc
6 11 00 10506510 573424110 583930619 /backup
8 1 01 0 16065 16064
Well, it would appear to me that this disk never had VxVM management on it, or at least has been reformatted since.
The point is, if you want to see the data on there...:
(Using slice 3 as the expample, which seems to contain BMC software data (/opt/bmc) data on there)...
Check to see if it is a mountable partition:
$ fstyp /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s3
If it shows to be a filesystem on there, like ufs or vxfs, sanity-check the filesystem:
$ fsck -F <FStype> -y /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s3
Make a temporary mount point for it:
$ mkdir /tmp_opt_bmc
Mount it:
$ mount -F <FStype> /dev/dsk/c0t2d0s3 /tmp_opt_bmc
Inspect it however you want to...
$ ls -l /tmp_opt_bmc
Hi kjbss,
The first command issued an error on my faulted disk
chuckchange23 -
It would seem that you have transient access to disk /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2, because on your 10 May 2013 post above, you show 'prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2' working -- this would not have worked if you had I/O errors to that disk, as shown in your 22 May 2013 post.
As stinsong points out, you need to investigate and resolve your I/O errors first.
Do you have this drive on an array that has active/passive support to your host? Maybe another host has the active path to the drive, or some other kind of SAN zoning preventing you from accessing that drive from your EMMDPD03 host on the 22 May.
Here's an example of a disk device that is on an active/passive array:
Use vxdisk list on the device in order to see the paths to the device and whether they are all primary or not:
$ vxdisk list c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2
Device: c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2
devicetag: c1t5006016041E0B566d26
type: auto
disk: name= id=1228990244.166.myhost81
group: name=paytdg id=1228990226.158.myhost81
info: format=cdsdisk,privoffset=256,pubslice=2,privslice=2
flags: online ready private autoconfig
pubpaths: block=/dev/vx/dmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2 char=/dev/vx/rdmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2
guid: {f8ee5150-1dd1-11b2-a075-00144fb7bfa0}
udid: DGC%5FRAID%205%5F6ARA600581%5F6006016077002100249BE954D575DD11
site: -
version: 3.1
iosize: min=512 (bytes) max=2048 (blocks)
public: slice=2 offset=65792 len=2031232 disk_offset=0
private: slice=2 offset=256 len=65536 disk_offset=0
update: time=1368695151 seqno=0.45
ssb: actual_seqno=0.2
headers: 0 240
configs: count=1 len=48144
logs: count=1 len=7296
Defined regions:
config priv 000048-000239[000192]: copy=01 offset=000000 enabled
config priv 000256-048207[047952]: copy=01 offset=000192 enabled
log priv 048208-055503[007296]: copy=01 offset=000000 enabled
lockrgn priv 055504-055647[000144]: part=00 offset=000000
Multipathing information:
numpaths: 4
c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2 state=enabled type=primary
c3t5006016141E0B566d26s2 state=enabled type=primary
c3t5006016941E0B566d26s2 state=enabled type=secondary
c1t5006016841E0B566d26s2 state=enabled type=secondary
You can see above that some paths to the same LUN-device are "type=secondary" and others are "type=primary". You cannot access LUN-devices via the secondary paths. However, you should note that the "pubpaths: block=/dev/vx/dmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2 char=/dev/vx/rdmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2" line shows you how you can realiably access the LUN no matter which paths to the LUN are currently "primary". I:
$ prtvtoc /dev/vx/dmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2
* /dev/vx/rdmp/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2 partition map
* Dimensions:
* 512 bytes/sector
* 16 sectors/track
* 4 tracks/cylinder
* 64 sectors/cylinder
* 32768 cylinders
* 32766 accessible cylinders
* Flags:
* 1: unmountable
* 10: read-only
* First Sector Last
* Partition Tag Flags Sector Count Sector Mount Directory
2 5 01 0 2097024 2097023
7 15 01 0 2097024 2097023
Below you can see the error you can get if you try to access the device via a non-primary path:
$ prtvtoc /dev/dsk/c1t5006016841E0B566d26s2
prtvtoc: /dev/rdsk/c1t5006016841E0B566d26s2: Unable to read Disk geometry errno = 0x5
Below you can see that there is no error when you access the device via a primary path:
$ prtvtoc /dev/dsk/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2
* /dev/dsk/c1t5006016041E0B566d26s2 partition map
* Dimensions:
* 512 bytes/sector
* 16 sectors/track
* 4 tracks/cylinder
* 64 sectors/cylinder
* 32768 cylinders
* 32766 accessible cylinders
* Flags:
* 1: unmountable
* 10: read-only
* First Sector Last
* Partition Tag Flags Sector Count Sector Mount Directory
2 5 01 0 2097024 2097023
7 15 01 0 2097024 2097023
Below you can see your controllers to your devices and their enclosure type:
$ vxdmpadm listctlr all
c0 Disk ENABLED disk
c1 EMC_CLARiiON ENABLED emc_clariion0
c3 EMC_CLARiiON ENABLED emc_clariion0
c1 EMC_CLARiiON ENABLED emc_clariion1
c3 EMC_CLARiiON ENABLED emc_clariion1
EMC_CLARiiON arrays are "Active/Passiv" arrays, where only certain paths are active at a time.
You can use the "vxdmpadm listctlr all" command on your system to see what kind of arrays you have, if any, in your configuration.
Hope that helps, but I doubt it, because you have an I/O error, which is much more a hardware-physical layer problem. You need your hardware looked at by your array's hardware Field Engineer (or possibly your server's hardware engineer if the problem is with the HBA in your host).
Hi Everyone,
thank you for the answers :) its starting to make sense now.
After all the research, is there a way to enable the path of this disk?
What was the resolution to your earlier I/O errors?
If there are no known media nor SAN issues, Dynamic Multi Pathing (DMP) disables/enables disk paths after receiving SCSI Errors can be caused if your disk has no valid disk label on it (from TECH188277):
On the solaris server there were many disks with no disk label. DMP was unable to check the disk's associated paths because of there being no VTOC, so ended up failing the device and associated paths. Subsequently, DMP re-enables the path and disables it once again at the next check, and so on.
To enable a path:
vxdmpadm enable ctlr= enclosure=
...where the CTLR-NAME and ENCLR-NAME are displayed via the 'vxdmpadm listctlr all' command.
Make sure you label c0t2d0s2:
$ format c0t2d0 > label > y > q
All the while, monitor your OS and DMP logs for errors. IE:
tail -f /var/adm/messages tail -f /var/adm/vx/dmpevents.log
As others have pointed out (eg: kjbss, Gaurav), it appears there are problems with access / i/o to the disk - as you are unable to run prtvtoc at times but other times it works.
From the output provided, it appears the disk is local / not SAN or EMC powerdevice (as the other powerdevices are showing correctly, and vxdisk list shows it's an LSI disk).
Check that it appears correctly in format, if there are errors shown in iostat -En, the status in cfgadm.
To reenable the disk in vxvm, it needs to be accessible (ie: you need to sort out the i/o errors), and to have a valid label (ie: if you have intermittent problems running prtvtoc to display the label, then vxvm is going to show the disk in error as it won't be able to read the label either).
Also note per Yasuhisa's comment ( https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/vxd... ) - it appears this disk has been used outside vxvm, as your prtvtoc shows s3 and s6 were previously mounted. So whatever is using the disk at the moment may have had its own reasons for removing/not having slice 2 -- so creating s2 now may cause issues.
If you want to use the disk in vxvm, you will need to relabel the disk; however unless you know the history of the machine / have confirmed whatever was using it previously is definitely not impacted by this, you should exercise caution / be prepared to potentially restore a backup of any data that was on this disk as the relabel may render the previous data inaccessible.
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As a fan of mixed martial arts since UFC 2, it has been awesome to see the sport evolve. Unfortunately, with the new dominance of the UFC, other organizations have been disappearing faster than Betamax. Strikeforce is the latest casualty of the UFC, partially due to the raiding of all of Strikeforce's major talent. They were planning on going on even after they were acquired by Zuffa but now that's not going to happen. Tonight will be a lopsided card and SF will be relegated to a minor footnote in MMA history. Better remembered than WAMMA but not has heralded as PRIDE. Let's hope that other promotions like Bellator will grow because we'll always need a farm team for the UFC. Watch the last Strikeforce card on Showtime for free since they have a free preview weekend.


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Rigrodsky & Long, P.A. Announces Investigation Of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc. Buyout Kroger offers only $49.38 per share to Harris Teeter shareholders Business Wire WILMINGTON, Del. -- July 11, 2013 Rigrodsky & Long, P.A.: *Do you own shares of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc. (NYSE: HTSI)? *Did you purchase any of your shares prior to July 9, 2013? *Do you think the proposed buyout price is too low? *Do you want to discuss your rights? Rigrodsky & Long, P.A. announces that it is investigating potential legal claims against the board of directors of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc. ("Harris Teeter" or the "Company") (NYSE: HTSI) regarding possible breaches of fiduciary duties and other violations of law related to the Company's entry into an agreement to be acquired by The Kroger Co. ("Kroger") (NYSE: KR) in a transaction valued at approximately $2.44 billion. Click here to learn more: http://www.rigrodskylong.com/investigations/harris-teeter-supermarkets-inc-htsi. Under the terms of the agreement, public shareholders of Harris Teeter will receive $49.38 per share in cash for each share of Harris Teeter they own. The investigation concerns whether Harris Teeter's board of directors failed to adequately shop the Company and obtain the best possible value for Harris Teeter's shareholders before entering into an agreement with Kroger. If you own the common stock of Harris Teeter and purchased your shares before July 9, 2013, if you have information or would like to learn more about these claims, or if you wish to discuss these matters or have any questions concerning this announcement or your rights or interests with respect to these matters, please contact Seth Rigrodsky or Peter Allocco at Rigrodsky & Long, P.A., 825 East Gate Boulevard, Suite 300, Garden City, New York 11530, by telephone at (888) 969-4242; by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com, or at: http://www.rigrodskylong.com/investigations/harris-teeter-supermarkets-inc-htsi. Rigrodsky & Long, P.A., with offices in Wilmington, Delaware and Garden City, New York, regularly prosecutes securities class, derivative and direct actions, shareholder rights litigation and corporate governance litigation, on behalf of shareholders in states and federal courts throughout the United States. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Contact: Rigrodsky & Long, P.A. Seth Rigrodsky Peter Allocco 888-969-4242 516-683-3516 Fax: 302-654-7530 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.rigrodskylong.com
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August 30, 2015 by Jacob Camenker
The Buffalo Bills have to cut 15 players from their roster by September 1, and you won't believe some of the talented players that they will part ways with. Read More
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The Buffalo Bills should look no further than Tyrod Taylor to be their starting quarterback Week 1. Read More
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The Buffalo Bills had a rough first half defensively during their third preseason game, and their secondary really struggled after Stephon Gilmore left with an injury. Read More
The Buffalo Bills have one of the most interesting quarterback battles in the NFL this season, and EJ Manuel looked really good in Saturday's game. He should be the team's backup behind Tyrod Taylor. Read More
August 28, 2015 by Seth Lassen
Manti Te'o apparently wasn't the first collegiate athlete to be catfished in a major way. Read More
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The Buffalo Bills have made a big mistake by proclaiming EJ Manuel the starter in this week's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Find out why, here. Read More
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills will face off in a preseason game this Saturday. Here's a look at some crazy things that could happen during the game. Read More
August 26, 2015 by Jacob Camenker
The Buffalo Bills and the Pittsburgh Steelers will face off in another preseason game this week, and it will be a huge game for a few different players, including Tyrod Taylor. Here's why. Read More
August 25, 2015 by Jacob Camenker
The Buffalo Bills have an interesting roster to evaluate, and they will have to make some pretty tough decisions in order to pare it down to 53 players. Here's who will make the cut. Read More
August 21, 2015 by Jacob Camenker
While some Buffalo Bills coaches want to start Matt Cassel, Rex Ryan should go with his gut and start Tyrod Taylor instead. Read More
August 21, 2015 by Bobby Moodispaugh
After a strong offseason, the Buffalo Bills look to overcome their quarterback struggles. Here are 10 reasons why Bills fans should be excited for 2015. Read More
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After two preseason games, it's clear Tyrod Taylor needs to start for the Buffalo Bills against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1. Read More
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The Buffalo Bills have had their running back group depleted by injuries. Here's why a low-risk, no-promises flier on Ray Rice could be in store. Read More
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Two first-half fouls proved costly as the Badgers fell 4-1 in Ann Arbor on Sunday. Sophomore Phil Doeh scored his second goal in two games for Wisconsin.
The Badgers (8-8-0, 1-3-0 Big Ten) struck first when junior forward Jed Hohlbein saw Doeh in the sixth minute. Doeh took Hohlbeins pass on the left side of the goal and drilled it to the opposite post for his third goal of the season and his second of the week.
I thought we came out strong right away, Wisconsin head coach Jeff Rohrman said. We created a good opportunity to score the goal.
The momentum shifted direction, though as a Wisconsin hand-ball in the tenth minute set up a penalty kick for Michigans Kevin Taylor to even the score.
The Badgers had trouble recovering from the call, and allowed two more goals in the first half.
We didnt deal with the perceived injustice very well, Rohrman said. We were still reeling when they scored their second goal.
Michigan (11-4-0, 3-1-0 Big Ten) scored its second goal off the foot of junior forward Knox Cameron, who took a pass from Ryan Sterba and put it past Wisconsin goalkeeper Eric Hanson.
Another Badger foul allowed a second Wolverine penalty kick which was capped off by Taylors second score of the day.
On their third goal, I think our defense got caught flat, Rohrman said. Our defense wasnt as sharp as it needed to be.
We didnt deal with adversity the way we should have. We didnt show the maturity we needed to in those situations.
The Badgers played with renewed vigor in the second half, but were unable to get back in the game.
In the second half we competed like we should have the entire game, Rohrman said. [At halftime] I gave them the choice to come out and play or to pack up and go home, and they chose to play, and I give them credit for that.
Wisconsin looks to makeup for Sundays loss when the team returns home Wednesday to take on DePaul, and again Sunday to host Michigan State.
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Michigan 3-14
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First Period: 4, UW, Phil Doeh (Jed Hohlbein), 5:58; UM, Kevin Taylor (PK), 9:42; Knox Cameron (Mychal Turpin, Ryan Sterba), 16:25, Kevin Taylor (PK), 23:30.
Second Period: 1, UM, Mike White (Mychal Turpin, Jeff Mirmelstein), 49:33.
Saves: UW, Eric Hanson 3, Jake Settle 2; UM, Peter Dzubay 6, Team 2.
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HEUVELTON - A puppy was used to lure two Amish sisters into a car driven by two alleged kidnappers who are now behind bars in the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility, according to one of the girls' relatives.
Fannie Miller of Route 184, Depeyster, said Monday she visited her nieces, ages 12 and 7, on Friday and learned that the girls were enticed by their abductors to pet a puppy that was in the back seat of a vehicle at the roadside vegetable stand the girls were manning in front of their home at the corner of state Route 812 and Mount Alone Road.
She said her younger niece went into to the vehicle first and when her older sister followed, the abductors pushed the older girl into the car.
"She (the older sister) tried to run away, but she couldn't get away," Mrs. Miller said.
Mrs. Miller said she visited her nieces the day after they were returned home by a Bigelow couple who found the girls wet, cold and hungry on their doorstep Thursday evening.
"The older one still seemed nervous about it. She looked like a child who had been through something," she said. "We've been out a couple times to see the family."
Other family members have said handcuffs were used to shackle the girls ankles and hands together for a period of time while they were in captivity.
State police and FBI investigators appeared to have finished their search of the home of alleged kidnappers, Stephen M. Howells II, 39, and Nicole F. Vaisey, 25, on Monday.
The couple of 1380 County Route 21 in Hermon were both charged Friday with two counts of first-degree kidnapping in connections with the girls' disappearance. Not guilty charges were entered on their behalf.
A gate now blocks the driveway from access to a property that has had considerable police activity since Friday.
Meanwhile, investigators worked well into the night at the residence Sunday and were joined at the scene early Sunday evening by St. Lawrence County Sheriff Kevin M. Wells and Ms. Rain.
The investigators had been combing the property at 1380 County 21 since a search warrant was signed Friday.
The investigators focused on the couple's home and a trailer in front of the house. Ms. Rain said Sunday that investigators were searching the home over the weekend for electronic media that will undergo a forensics examination. DNA evidence also is being gathered. She said there was a lot of evidence taken from the property to review.
The couple's trailer, camper, barn and house were all searched. Investigators collected small brown paper bags of evidence and loaded them into two dark vans throughout the day on Sunday. Some of the evidence, including a computer monitor, processor and CD-ROMs, were confiscated by investigators for further forensic analysis. Investigators also took several photos inside the house.
Investigators have now started talking to people that have had close ties with Mr. Howells and Ms. Vaisey over the past several years.
Ms. Vaisey, who graduated from Colton-Pierrepont Central School in 2007, was active in extra-curricular activities, according to Superintendent Joseph A. Kardash.
He said that while he did not know her well he recognized the Hermon resident's name and photograph when it appeared across news outlets last week.
"We keep track of the students as much as they come back and tell us. We don't actively track where they go on after the school," Mr. Kardash said.
He said he believes that Ms. Vaisey participated in basketball and softball for the Colts.
"It's confusing to understand how a situation like (the kidnapping) can come to be," Mr. Kardash said.
According to CPCS Board of Education documents from 2011, Ms. Vaisey nearly made her way back onto school grounds in a substitute teaching role three years ago.
During the CPCS BOE meeting of Oct. 19, 2011, Ms. Vaisey was approved for placement on the district's substitute teacher list. Mr. Kardash noted that she never made it into the classroom though.
"I have no record of her substituting at Colton-Pierrepont. She was never actually in the classroom," he said. "She never got called in, and she never got paid. She was appointed to a substitute list but was never in the classroom. … I looked for a pay record but did not find her name anywhere in the pay books."
After graduating from Colton-Pierrepont in 2007, Ms. Vaisey attended Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa., majoring in psychology. She graduated from the school in 2011.
Most recently, Ms. Vaisey worked part-time with Bows & Bandanas Pet Salon and Resort, Potsdam, for over a year. Her job was to bathe pets for the groomers, owner Chris Taylor has said. She worked two days a week at the business.
While applying for the job, Mr. Taylor said Ms. Vaisey noted that she worked for LEAP and as a substitute teacher.
A call to LEAP was not returned Monday.
The 25-year-old is a member of two Facebook groups, including the Potsdam Humane Society page, and has 152 friends on the social networking site according to her page.
Unlike Mr. Howells though, an active user of the site, Ms. Vaisey is an infrequent poster.
Her last activity that appears on Facebook is from April 25 when she changed her profile picture to a photo of the duo. The photo has been shared over 30 times, many of which are from the past week and are accompanied by profanity-laced comments.
Mr. Howells has been employed at Claxton-Hepburn since 2006, working in the emergency department. He joined the hospital's Thomas T. Patterson Wound Healing Center staff in May.
Mr. Howells has been suspended without pay pending the investigation, according to hospital staff.
Mr. Howells, 39, graduated from Canton in 2004 with a degree in Nursing. He is originally from Hermon and has posted five times this month, according to his Facebook page.
Some of the posts from earlier this summer include photos of Mr. Howells and a young boy participating in activities like flying model airplanes.
Mr. Howells' cover photo for his page is of himself, an older man, and three of his kids at the Franklin County Fair in Malone.
His "about" section under his profile includes being "In a relationship with Nicole Vaisey."
Mr. Howells, 39, grew up in Hermon, according to his Facebook page.
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Tony Jones has challenged progressive bloggers to make definitive statements about God. I wanted to know whether I fit into the category of "progressive" for purposes of his challenge, so I foolishly asked him what he meant. But part of Tony's point in making the challenge seems to be that progressives get too hung up clearing their throats (e.g., obsessing over terminology and "labels") before making their point. Apparently, the fact that I was compelled to ask the question is a pretty good indicator that I'm "progressive."
So, without further delay,ten definitive statements about God follow. Where possible, I've linked to other stuff I've posted on the subject for anyone who wants elaboration.
1. God is Creator. That is, God has brought into being both our world and humanity itself.
2. God Loves Creation, Including Humanity. All of the Christian scriptures should be understood and interpreted, even radically so where necessary, in light of this fundamental reality. As Rob Bell puts it: "Love Wins."
3. God's Justice Seeks to Restore. In other words, because of God's love (#2), God does not enact justice for purposes of retribution (i.e., a desire "get back" at people) but out of a desire to make things – and people – whole again.
4. God Revels in Human Accomplishment. God's joy comes from human creativity and accomplishment. If God had a refrigerator door, it would be covered with poems, musical compositions, photos of athletic prowess, and journal articles on quantum physics and evolutionary psychology from every corner of the globe. God's hope is that we will – in every imaginable way – enrich, rather than deplete, creation.
5. As such, God Approves of Sexual Expression.
6. God Plays Hide and Seek. Sometimes God is readily known, sometimes God is impossible to find. This cycle of "closeness," "far-ness," and emptiness is an integral part of healthy spirituality.
7. God is Genderful. That is, God is filled with the characteristics of both men and women. Or, if you prefer to think of it another way, men and women collectively reflect the nature of God. Although the male pronoun is used to refer to God in the Christian scriptures, it is wrong to say that God is "male." It is equally wrong to say that God is "genderless."
8. God does NOT hate fags. Or Muslims. Or Liberals.
9. God is not interested in the kind of apocalyptic glory that comes from violent domination of other people and their viewpoints.
10. God cares about how the story of Max the Bear will end. God cares about your "work story" as well.


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RED FLAG #7: If your spouse lies around all day and yet house needs cleaning, you may be headed for divorce. Being married is not a time for laziness. Each partner needs to do his or her part to share in the household chores. It is never permissible for one spouse to do everything in the marriage whether that is child-rearing, earning income, or maintaining the home.


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PhotoRescue Wizard for Mac User Reviews
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"it's a great program..."
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 3.1.9
love the interface..easy for interact
is not very fast
"great resource"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 188.8.131.5294
digs deep into your potentially lost info, seems very stable
haven't really run across any negatives yet. bound to happen I suppose.
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It is wonderful to see that the pics, which were lost, are there again.
"Saved my data"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 2.0.646
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I had a 512mb CF card show up blank. PhotoRescue recovered 300mb of photos from my vacation. For that many images, the interface is a little klunky. However, with this kind of app, it's the functionality that really counts, and PhotoRescue did what nothing else could.
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Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 2.1.660
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Friends of mine had a problem with a 128 Smart Media Card from an Olympus Camera, the card was defect. They asked me, whether I could help, and I tried Lexar Imagerescue first, which was able to recover 1 image only. I tried also Picture Rescue Demo, but it looked like, that after locating half of the missing images, it displayed the same image several times. Then I tried PhotoRescue demo and with the exception of four images, all images were visible. So I bought the full version (its also cheaper than Picture Rescue), and it did the job perfectly. Also two Quicktime movies were recovered by PhotoRescue.
Brilliant !!
"Good app, but poor support"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 2.0.657
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Photorescue Expert is nice---it's save my pictures once, and I've used it to salvage pictures off of friends' cards on photoshoots.
Howver, the support leaves a lot to be desired. I filll out the upgrade webform. Nothing. I mail support, and get emailed an old version that only works in German. I mail again, and they tell me to fill out the upgrade webform. Again, nothing.
"Upgrade problem"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 2.0.648
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The program works as advertised but the upgrade is difficult. Info is confusing about which version you have and it does not show up in the Versiontracker Pro list on my computer. After downloading, it is still confusing as to how to register it even though I have already paid for a previous version.
"This one I shall pay for soon..."
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 2.0.646
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The demo version read my card two different ways, is able to see all the pics on a card that somehow was corrupted (son's wedding pics) and asked if I wanted to create a backup image file which later the paid version can read.
I placed the corrupted card in a reader, and it found it and read it. The 'helps' were useful in knowing how to configure the expert mode. I experimented with the card three times, and the expert manual mode found 5 or 6 pics that the other method did not see.
This is a fine piece of work...
"Works great"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 1.0.638
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Works as advertised. Saved most if not all of the photos on my SmartMedia card and most of the files on my friend's SD card.
"Didnt work"
Version: PhotoRescue Wizard 1.0.639
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Just didnt work at all couldnt even find my card Just a waste of time
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