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Capt. Richard Rush with Wounded Warrior battalion West, 33, from Umpqua, Or., talks about being apart of the Wounded Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Co. Rush was injured on a convoy while deployed in Afghanistan. Rush competes in both the rifle and pistol shooting categories in the 2013 Wounded Warrior Games. Available in High Definition.
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Paula Deen Endorses 100 Percent Natural Chickens
Paula Deen is a Food Network star known for her delicious southern cooking and her famous restaurant in Savannah, Georgia, Lady and Sons. Lately, Paula has been getting some press coverage for a new food endeavor. Deen has partnered with Springer Mountain Farms to endorse their 100 percent all natural chicken. Their chickens will not only be endorsed by Paula Deen, they will also have her face on the packaging.
Paula Deen released a statement saying: "Chicken is a very logical line of food for us to have. I'm particularly impressed with the way Springer Mountain Farms raises and feeds its chickens, producing an especially tender and delicious product. I'm proud to put my name on these items and encourage everyone to give them a try."
For meat and poultry to be labeled all natural, the Food Safety and Inspection Service requires there be no artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners or preservatives. These Springer Mountain Farms chickens have never received steroids, hormones, antibiotics or animal bi-products in their lifetime, eating a diet consisting mainly of corn and soybeans.

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17 July 2011
It's been a long time in the making; the idea conceived in Grenada, the remaining parts bought in Panama and today, ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the Great Pegasus Potato Canon!! And what better place to test it, than in the middle of the ocean. I mean, it's not like we're the first to think of the idea of testing their mighty weapons in the Pacific. And we have definitely inflicted less damage, have rehomed no poor indigenous persons and destroyed no coral reef or island. But boy, have we had fun! And then there was the party. Everyone made such an effort with their presents. Whit wrote Lochy a 'choose your own destiny' personalised pirate book, I made Mia a handbag, Mark drew an amazing picture of the kids for me (inner artist shining through - is there no end to this man's talents?!) Mia made Whit a keyring, and Lochy painted Mark a picture. Then there were cakes. Whit and Lochy nearly had to sit on the naughty step as when I woke up this morning, there were two less cakes in the tin - Whit put all the blame on Lochy and vice versa, but I did point out to Whit that at 28, he should have known better than to agree to cakes at 6am just because Lochy smiled at him. Bad boys. However, they did once again redeem themselves by baking bread. Who'd have thought we'd have had such fun on this trip! Though, I'm not sure what we are going to do for dinner tonight - potatoes had been on the menu. Current posn: 06.58S 117.09W
16 July 2011
Slower pace of life? Oh my giddy aunt; we're back on the rollercoaster to the Marquesas and have made such progress that we'll be passing our half way mark ...TODAY!! So, that's 11 days which we are happy about, though whether it only takes us another 11 remains to be seen. However, we've been caught out as we had planned the half way party thinking we would be passing the mark tomorrow, so that still gives us time to make presents for our fellow crew - a kind of 'secret Neptune' if you like. And there's cakes to bake, chocolate to eat - all we need for a real feast is another mahi mahi, please. Our table is covered with crafty things and so Lochy and Mia are in their element generally making a mess with clay, ribbons, glitter, threads and paint. Current posn: 06.40S 114.46W
15 July 2011
Well, thankfully today has been a little easier on the stomach muscles and we could get back to the business of having fun on the boat. The kids have been playing on the recorder (thank goodness we don't have neighbours!) making clay models and are so nearly at the end of their maths for the year - yeehah! During the watch change over between Whit and I at 2am last night, I taught him how to make bread, just in case he's bored at night! Now we are going between goosewinging and beam reaching, trying to decide which is better (goosewinging in the right direction, beam reaching is faster!) One of the other boats will make landfall today in Fatu Hiva, Marquesas, but I'm not jealous yet; we're rather enjoying the altogether slower pace of life for now. Mark has been busy with the electrics again and has now made all the nav instruments talk to each other (they should have done a while ago!) so now we can sail our autopilot to wind now instead of to a course. Oh, I can see your eyes glazing over......Also, today Mark and I are remembering our friend Robbie who died three years ago today - where does the time go? Current pos: 06.34S 112.10W
14 July 2011
Just a short one today. It's been one of those 'one hand on the boat' kind of days with a constant 30 knots of wind. It's all behind us-ish, so not so bad but very tiring. I had asked Whit the day before if he could cook today - he surpassed himself, given the conditions as pots and pans were sliding around. At least he made up for wrapping the fishing line around the tow generator earlier today when bringing in an imaginary fish! It's been a very tiring day and whilst we are pleased to have made good mileage (145 miles in 24 hours) - oh, I'm not even going to complain - be careful what you wish for! Wind is good, as those with no wind ahead of us would contest. Curr Posn: 06.12S 110.46W.
13 July 2011
Ha! We got one. A beautiful big mahi mahi. Finally! This time we slowed the boat right down and carefully hauled him onboard. So we have some lovely fillets for tonight's meal - perfect timing! We've also had about 6 more bites but somehow, we're not hooking them. The wind has picked up again all day and whilst others don't have a breath of wind ahead of us, we're once again enjoying 20-24 knots of wind and so trotting along in the right direction. It was painting day for the kids, bread baking day for me (long long awaited by Whit!) and Mark submitted his entry to the great yellow banana contest in the form of a rather scrummy banana and vanilla smoothie. We're still in touch with three other yachts by SSB. Can you believe that Gerry from West by North who is on a 6000nm trip back to Vancouver with his wife after a 20 year circumnavigation was 80 a couple of days ago - I'm not sure the kids will be too happy with us if we're still dragging them round the world in 20 years time. But for now, they seem happy enough. Curr Pos: 05.44S 107.40W
12 July 2011
Our frozen food has defrosted (we don't have a freezer, just a friendly restaurant in Galapagos that froze some meals I had cooked) and we are on to our last prepared meal. It's been lovely not having to do too much cooking over the past week, but just pulling out a risotto here, a lasagne there. But that's all come to an end. And we need fish. Our lure went out yesterday; we caught a beautiful mahi mahi. Then just as we had it on the back steps it jumped away, luckily not taking our lure with it. This happened not once, not twice but three times. At this stage we changed our lure and now we haven't had so much of a nibble all day. Oh well, there's always tomorrow!
The wind dropped over night so we put one of our engines on, then it's picked up again today, but oh, if only we had our spinneker. Pegasus needs a good stiff breeze to get going and even though we have 15-17 knots of wind, we're doing 4.5 -5 knots of speed only, which is the same as the other boats who have only 9 knots of wind but a spinnekar.
Still, it's beautiful out here. We're really enjoying the sail. There was a beautiful sunset tonight. Mia has been learning how to play taps on the recorder so we are treated to that at each sundown. We're really cracking on with the school work so that we can have a holiday when we get to the Marquesas. I'm not sure we'll have the full 6 weeks off school work, given that we only do a couple of hours a day anyway. I've finally picked up the second volume of War and Peace - really dragging it out, but I'm determined to finish it - if only I could get into it! Curr Position: 05.03S 105.47W


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Last year, in coach Todd Graham's first season, Arizona State showed off an attacking, hybrid defense that harassed the quarterback on nearly every snap. The Sun Devils led the nation in tackles for a loss per game and ranked second in sacks.
Starting with Thursday night's opener against lower-division Sacramento State, don't expect the philosophy to change.
"Definitely,'' senior linebacker Anthony Jones said. "We don't want to get away from our bread and butter."
This stems directly from the coach's personality. Graham is aggressive by nature. The type whose body seldom slows and whose brain seldom quits. Even as a high school coach in Texas, Graham ran an attacking 3-4 defense modeled after Arkansas' old "Monster Defense." He's done the same -- albeit in different ways -- during college coaching stops at Rice, Tulsa and Pittsburgh.
"I know I'm not going to be happy if we're finessing anything," Graham said. "There are two types of coaches: ones that try not to lose and ones that just go out and put it in the left lane and say, 'Let's go perform.' I want the scheme to fit who I am and what I believe. Everything we do, we're going to be aggressive."
That's one part of the equation. A second: personnel. When Graham arrived in Tempe, he realized he had a quick and versatile defensive tackle in Will Sutton. He saw an emerging talent in Carl Bradford, someone who seemed perfectly suited for his hybrid Devilbacker position, which attacks from the edge. He recruited linebacker Chris Young, a playmaker in junior college.
The pieces came together quickly.
"If we had big, 6-5, 290-pound defensive linemen, would we attack less? Yes," Graham said. "I just happen to have guys like Will and (sophomore defensive tackle) Jaxon (Hood) and Carl and Chris Young, and I have some pretty good bump corners, too. ... Over the years, I've always been an attacking guy, but we've attacked a lot more here than any other place because the personnel dictates it. The faster you are, the more you attack."
At times it looks like ASU is just turning its playmakers loose. That's not the case.
"Yeah, it may look that way from the outside, but we really have to be disciplined," Bradford said.
Attacking the quarterback often stresses the rest of the defense, making it vulnerable to big plays. ASU last season gave up 26 plays of 30-plus yards, which tied with Arizona for ninth-most in the Pac-12. It also allowed 182.8 rushing yards per game, which ranked 10th in the conference.
"We talk about it every day: It takes all 11 guys being where they're supposed to be in order for the pressure to get there," co-defensive coordinator Paul Randolph said. "If the back-end guys aren't where they're supposed to be, then the ball gets thrown. If we're not pressuring on time, then the quarterback's going to get the ball off where he wants to throw it. It's a complete-unit system, and the guys have to understand there's stress on everybody."
Randolph expects the Sun Devils to be better in their second year in the system. If that's the case, some records might be within reach. ASU last season recorded 53 sacks, just 11 behind the school record of 64 set by the 1978 team. In addition, the Sun Devils last season posted 117 tackles for a loss, just six behind the school record set in 2002.
Individually, both Sutton (13 sacks last season) and Bradford (111/2) have set Terrell Suggs' school record of 24 sacks as a goal, which seems like a reach. But Graham likes their approach.
"I like our guys to want to be the best," said Graham, whose main goal is to lead the nation in defensive scoring. "(That record) is a tall order. It'd be kind of like I'm after (former ASU coach) Frank Kush's win record. You know what I mean? ... But we talk about Suggs. We talk about Pat Tillman a lot. We talk about how we want to play defense, and I want those guys shooting for that mark."
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You may remember Linda Carter doing this pose often on the classic Wonder Woman television show. It's sort of an oldie, but certainly still a goodie. Stand straight up, chest out, fists on your hips, and show that this is one goddess nobody should mess with.
This is the perfect pose to show off your wristlets. Your arms also frame your face, which makes it a great look for photos. Flex your arms tight to get that extra tough-girl look.
Wonder Woman likes to show off her wristlets, and show everyone that she doesn't mess around. This pose is similar to the "X" move above, but instead she's meeting one fist to the elbow, and the other arm is in the air.We're not sure what it means, but we like the way it looks, and it will certainly make you extra eye-catching in all your photos on Halloween.
Another classic superhero pose: flexing like a true goddess. Make all those other superheroes jealous of your heroic posturing and authentic visage. But don't flex too long or you might get a muscle cramp! Halloween is a long night, so don't wear yourself out right away.
When you're a superhero, you have to be ready to throw down at any time. You never know when a super villain will show up and start stirring up trouble. This pose is fantastic not only for pictures, but also to kick off a sprint towards a bank robber. Hopefully you don't have any of those at your party, though…
Wonder Woman has an invisible plane, but she can also fly. We're not sure why she bothers with the plane, but that's a topic for another day. You can look like you're about to blast off from the ground with this pose. Go tippy toe, or keep your feet flat on the ground. Just be sure to hold onto your lasso!


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I've checked the forums and there doesn't seem to have been a conclusive answer reached on whether the hooks needed to tightly integrate samba and zimbra exist or not.
I've installed Zimbra under Debian Sarge, using an external LDAP server (on a different Debian Sarge server). Zimbra is working fine. My domain is "foo.com" for the purpose of this discussion, so my basedn is dc=foo,dc=com, and my users are being set up in ou=people,dc=foo,dc=com
On a third server I have samba installed. I've configured Samba to use the LDAP server I just mentioned, using the idealx smbldap tools. Samba is configured to look in ou=people,dc=foo,dc=com for users, which is fine.
In order to enable a user for samba, you would normally just run 'smbpasswd -a $username' in order to create the extra LDAP objectClasses and attributes needed. However, this depends on the $username object already having certain objectClasses and attributes enabled, such as posixAccount and uid.
If these don't exist (and they don't, with the current Zimbra setup), it won't create the account.
Zimbra won't create an account if the specified dn (eg, uid=testuser,dc=people,dc=foo,dc=com) already exists.
Other tools, such as 'change password utility' (http://cpu.sf.net/ ) which is designed to allow tight integration of LDAP into unix accounts, will create the right sort of entries (a full unix account) for smbpasswd to modify, however it too won't create an account if the specified dn already exists.
There are a number of solutions I can see to this, including:
a) Zimbra tests if a new account dn exists, and if does, instead of failing, checks to see if it is already a zimbra account. If not, it asks the admin if they wish to modify the account to be a zimbra account.
b) Zimbra allows an admin to specify pre- or post- commands which are executed on account creation. Site admins can then write scripts to perform whatever they want
c) Zimbra adds in support for adding posix/samba accounts directly, perhaps by integrating idealx's smbldap tools
d) I modify cpu to add all the zimbra objectClasses and attributes, and just use cpu
e) I write a custom script to add the zimbra objectClasses and attributes to a given dn, and use cpu/smbpasswd
f) I write a complete new frontend for managing everything.
Options d, e and f require me having some understanding of attributes such as the ZimbraId attribute. They also don't meet my requirement of tight integration (so the site admin, who is definitely not IT savvy, can use this to create accounts). Option f does, but is a waste of time - zimbra has the frontend, I just need some hooks!
Of the first three options, I think c) - tight integration of zimbra with samba etc, perhaps via idealx's smbldap scripts, is the best. Any of the first three options would do though.
Any thoughts?
I'm more than willing to help out, as it looks as though zimbra is going to become a core part of my infrastructre. I suspect I won't get a good answer for the current deployment however, so I might just go back to separate databases for now.


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A dancer pirouettes on a pink background on the Ballet Personalized Mini Button. This one inch button can be printed with a name and given out as a personalized party favor at a ballet or dance themed party.
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Here are five more photos from the real "Rally to Restore Sanity," taking place outside the Supreme Court – no offense to Jon Stewart intended. Thanks to everyone that took time out of their busy schedules to support free speech, video games, and gamers in America (thanks to our own Matthew Olschan for sending these in).
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10 Tips for Washing Your Handmade Items
April 25th, 2012
There was a time when I did laundry and the most sorting I would do for my loads would be to separate the whites and colors. I washed everything in hot water, and threw them all into a hot dryer to dry. Needless to say, my cashmere sweater was no longer a recognizable garment. It shrunk incredibly and had multiple holes in it; that sweater was dead. Thankfully it wasn't a hand-made item, but it still hurt to lose it – so today, I'll share some tips on how to properly wash those yarn-crafted goods that you spent your precious time and energy on.
- Check Your Label: The ball band will indicate with symbols, and in text how to wash and dry the yarn. There will also be a symbol indicating whether or not you may iron the fabric. (When gift giving, it's best to give the care label with some scraps of the yarn attached to the intended recipient).
- Test Your Gauge Swatches: Another reason to gauge swatch! Not only do you want to make sure your gauge is correct, but you want to see how the fabric reacts when it's washed. Note your initial swatch measurements, then take note of any size, color or textural changes after washing it (if applicable).
- Hand or Machine Wash?If the label says hand wash, hand wash the fabric! If you throw it in the washing machine, you might damage your final piece. If it's machine washable, keep it on a low, gentle setting (also to ensure your weaved ends stay in place).
- Choose the Right Detergent: You want to use a gentle detergent with your hand-knits, and use it sparingly. This is especially important when it comes to washing wool; you can find special detergents such as Soak or Eucalan, which are both eco-friendly, gentle detergents that don't need rinsing.
- Water Temperature: Your knitwear should be washed in cool to lukewarm water as to avoid felting or pilling. Don't wash your wool in hot water! It will shrink and felt, becoming a completely different item. Extreme cold or hot temperatures could negatively affect the fibers.
- Wet Fabric Support: Fibers behave a lot differently when wet so make sure you don't rub or squeeze your fabric. If you need to get a stain out, blot the wet area, but don't rub the pieces of fabric together to get it out.
- Color Care: It's normal for some yarns to bleed a bit, especially if they're hand-dyed. Again, look for any special care instructions indicated on your yarn label, especially if a skein seems to be a highly saturated color. Wash your fabric in cool water and swish it around in the sudsy water; stay away from hot/warm temperatures, and wash like colors together. Rinse in cool water.
- Blocking: If this is your first item, you can combine your blocking/washing session together. If you've blocked the garment before, it doesn't hurt to re-block after washing, ensuring that your project keeps it's shape longer. Most people block by pinning their items on to blocking boards in the desired finished shape.
- To Spin or Not to Spin: Some yarncrafters spin their items in a washing machine after the rinse cycle on a low setting; this is fine, but never wring your items, especially if they're soaking wet. Another option is to place your item in between two towels, roll up the towels and press gently, so that the towel absorbs most of the water.
- Drying Process: You'll find a lot of labels indicate to "lay flat to dry", especially when it comes to all natural fibers. Don't hang the item because they will stretch, and if on a hanger, they'll take on the hanger form. Reshape your garment during drying intervals, and avoid leaving the piece in direct sunlight so that it doesn't fade the color. Be sure to change your towels while drying! You don't want your piece sitting on the same wet towel for hours.
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Their names sound like they were lifted straight from a TV crime drama: Big Frank, Nicky Nails, Louie, Fat Angelo. But these guys werent fictional. They werent Italian mobsters, either, as their names suggest. They were real-life members of an Albanian organized crime enterprise in New York that called itself The Corporation. And for a time, the syndicate prospered.
a massive investigation by the FBI
and the latest round of convictions
in early January, however, The Corporation
is now largely out of business and
most of its leadersincluding ringleader Alex Allie Boy or Uncle Rudajare behind bars.
The organization didn't
start from scratch. Many of
its leaders had worked with established
crime families in New York. But as
other syndicates were decimated by
criminal convictions, The Corporation
moved in, muscling aside its competition
through violence and intimidation.
We got wind of the crime ring in June
2001, when gang members beat a member
of the Astoria gambling scene in Queens,
sending a message that The Corporation
was now in charge. Two months later,
heavily-armed members of the syndicate
stormed a rival gambling parlor and shut
it down.
"We had a sense they were an
organization, but we were surprised at
how aggressively they challenged New
York's Italian organized crime
families," said the FBI case agent
assigned to the investigation. "They
started taking territory, beating up 'made
men.' In recent years, the FBI
has done such a good job going after
Italian organized crime there was almost
no one left to challenge them or fight
At one time, the syndicate
owned a massive network of gambling
parlors and gambling machines. Agents
estimate that it controlled at least
50 video poker machines throughout
Queens, the Bronx, and Westchester
County. Each machine pulled in at least
$700 a week, or about $1.8 million
a year altogether. A single dice game
could bring in an additional $67,000
a week. "They were choking on
money," the case agent said.
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Describe yourself:
Determined, inquisitive, perplexed
Most important thing I've learned so far in my major:
How art has played a major role in culture, social movements, and even activism
Plans after graduation:
To go to graduate school and earn a degree in either art therapy or art education
Can't live without:
Food! I always enjoy trying new types of food.
Favorite place at DePaul:
Richardson Library
Favorite quote:
"Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend."
- Albert Camus
Best place to eat near campus:
Duck Walk
Favorite book:
1984 by George Orwell
As an Art and Design major, going to school in Chicago provides me with the opportunities to:
Explore the city's vast art scene. I have found and heard of several community art organizations and support structures that offer great opportunities for artists and people of the community.
Service at DePaul is:
A huge part of day-to-day life here. DePaul's three major characteristics are Catholic, Vincentian, and urban, which each play a large role in DePaul's involvement in service. Through service, DePaul offers many ways for students to become engaged with the broader community and to become responsible leaders.
Vincentian Service Day (VSD) is:
A university-wide service day that brings together at least 1,000 DePaul volunteers on the first Saturday of May each year. DePaul volunteers are placed into groups, varying in size, and are paired with one of our community partners to work on day-long projects. Last year, the Vincentians In Action Facebook page (DePaulVIA) was created as a means to share all of the great experiences of service with the DePaul community. As a member of the Vincentian Service Day Team last year, I was the social media coordinator and was in charge of managing our social networks. For VSD this year, my role will be to coordinate an "Art Against Violence" program that will encourage the DePaul community to participate in art-making as a way of activism. It's been really exciting to work with VSD because of the amazing turnout and all of the fantastic people that I get to meet.
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Lubbock, TX - The Red Raiders continue conference play at the United Spirit Arena on Wednesday, January 16 against the #9/10 Texas A&M Aggies. The 8:30 PM (CT) game will be televised on ESPN2. Ron Franklin will call the play-by-play. Fran Fraschilla and Bill Raftery will provide the game analysis. The sideline reporter will be Holly Rowe.
Mark Finkner will call the courtside action along with Corky Oglesby as analyst on the Texas Tech Sports Network local stations KQBR-FM 99.5 and KKAM-AM 1340.
Texas Tech and Texas A&M are meeting for the 116th time since the series began on December 17, 1941. The Red Raiders lead the series 62-53. Texas Tech has a 35-17 edge when the teams have played in Lubbock and a 5-4 margin on neutral courts. Texas A&M leads the series in College Station, 32-22. Last season, the Raiders defeated the Aggies (70-68) at home on January 24. Texas Tech also won the game in College Station (77-75) on February 13.
Texas A&M is 15-1 for the season and won their opening conference game against Colorado, 86-69. The Aggies have three players averaging double figures in Josh Cater (13.6), Joseph Jones (11.3), and DeAndre Jordan (10.5). The Aggies are 10th in the AP rankings and 9th in the ESPN/USA Poll.
Texas Tech is 9-6 for the season and dropped their opening conference game at Oklahoma State, 74-55. The Red Raiders also have three players averaging double-figures with Martin Zeno (16.1), Alan Voskuil (12.7), and John Roberson (12.0). Martin Zeno's 16.5 ppg is seventh among conference players while Alan Voksuil leads the conference in three-point field goal percentage at .579 (33-for-57).
Texas Tech won their three homes games at the United Spirit Arena during the holiday season. On December 29, the Red Raiders topped Northwestern State (95-71) and then edged Lamar on New Year's Day, 79-77. Texas Tech beat the UTEP Miners on January 5, 75-68.
Oklahoma will be next conference opponent for Texas Tech. The Red Raiders travel to Norman, Oklahoma to face the Sooners on Saturday, January 19. The game at the Lloyd Noble Center will tip-off at 3:00 PM (CT) on ESPN Plus.
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Long Beach Reach presents 'A Night of Dinner, Drinks and Music'
Long Beach Reach, a community service organization offering positive alternatives and programs to the local community will hold a special "Night of Dinner, Drinks and Music" at Sutton Place, 124 W. Park Ave., on Thursday, May 8, from 6-9 p.m. Proceeds from the event will support Long Beach Reach's vital community services.
Long Beach Reach has been reaching out to the local community since 1970. The many services to individuals and families include outpatient drug and alcohol prevention and treatment services, alternative education, adolescent pregnancy prevention and services, juvenile justice counseling and a crisis hotline as well as professional intervention for those with depression and other emotional health issues.
"The Night of Dinner, Drinks & Music will offer an enjoyable evening out where we can celebrate the families we have helped throughout the years, along with friends who have generously donated their time and have provided financial support to help us in assisting families in crisis," said Executive Director Dr. Joseph Smith.
All are welcome to attend the event, which will feature local band F.O.G and raffle prizes donated by local merchants. "With all proceeds from the raffles and dinner going directly to Long Beach Reach, we will be able to continue our mission of providing professional services to individuals and families in our community," Smith added.
Tickets are $75.00 per person and $125 per couple. Purchase tickets online at www.longbeachreach.com or call (516) 889-2332.
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Each team of 6 students has its own Editor-In-Chief, Hurricane Specialist, Meteorologist, Natural Hazards Planner, Reporter, and Environmental Scientist. As this team receives daily information on the hurricane bearing down on its coastal city, decisions must be made. Action must be taken! The public must be informed!
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A wording problem has been found in the "Cloud Formation" Discovery File on page 5: "These tiny droplets condense onto solid particles ...", although correct could be misread as the already formed droplets collecting around particles rather than the original condensation of the droplets occurring onto the particles. Similarly with "additional water droplets attach themselves to the surrounding particles".
Another problem was found in the figure on page 36. The cross-section shown for the stationary front is actually a cross-section of an occluded front which is one in which a cold front has caught up with a warm front thus lifting all the warm air off the ground as shown in the figure. A stationary front is one that still has warm air at the ground on one side and cold air on the other side (as suggested by the map symbol) and thus could turn into a warm front or a cold front if it starts moving.Thanks to Dr. Steven Carson (Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) of NOAA) for catching these errors and providing the correct information.
Building and Testing A Hurricane Resistant Building
Roger Johnson (science teacher, Maplewood Middle School, Maplewood, NJ) has designed a great new activity to go with Hurricane! Click here to read about his activity: Hurricane-Resistant Building Design
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Despite the forecasts that Hurricane Opal would hit their town in a little more than 24 hours, the residents of Pensacola, Florida, remained relatively calm on October 3, 1995. They pulled their boats out of the water, boarded up the beachfront businesses and went about their daily routines, fearing no more than perhaps a few fallen trees and a missed day of work. At that time, the National Hurricane Center predicted that Opal would remain a Category 1 storm, packing peak winds of around 90 miles per hour---a veritable creampuff as far as hurricanes go.
Then overnight, as the hurricane moved across the Gulf of Mexico towards the city, something happened that no one predicted. The hurricane gathered energy from some then unseen reserves, jumped up in intensity to a strong Category 4 storm with peak winds of 150 mph, and threatened to turn Pensacola into a deluge of seawater and rain. The whole region went into a frenzy. The residents gathered what they could, evacuated their homes, and lined up bumper to bumper on Interstate 110 in an effort to flee.
What happened to the forecast and the forecasters? Get the answer from NASA's Earth Observatory.
As with all Event-Based Science modules, much of the information you need is provided in Hurricane!. To help you further, the section below contains a list of World-Wide Web sites where additional information about hurricanes is available. Point to and click on the highlighted words to be linked with stormy web pages.
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How Far Does Ann Difani Get in American Idol 2013?
Nominated by her husband, Ann Difani made it before the American Idol Season 12 judges. Not only did Randy Jackson call the country singer and her guy a "great American love story," she made it through to Hollywood.
All the judges liked her "pretty tone," as Keith Urban called it, when Ann sang Faith Hill's "Stronger." So will the blushing bride be separated from her groom for a while?
According to our spoiler list... Well, at least the 23-year-old has her guy to fall back on. She was sadly cut during Round 3 of Hollywood Week, taking her out of the running to be in the Top 40.


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The hubby replaced the thermostat yesterday (Hunter 40035A). Right now the old t-stat is on the table and says it's 77 degrees in here, the outside thermometer is also on the table and also says 77, but the new t-stat tells me it's 87, which it's not, because I'm plenty cool. The hubby doesn't seem to mind what the numbers say, as long as it's working and he's cool, it's OK. But I care... I don't like it telling me it's 87 when it seems that it's supposed to tell me it's 77. I've called Hunter and the phone just rings. Their website gives me as much help as the phone does (nada). It blows cool, it blows warm, it blows on and it blows off... everything one would want in a t-stat... but it can't tell me what the tempertaure is. Any ideas, suggestions? (and it doesn't need leveling, if that's something you need to know) Thanks for any help!
Is the thermostat located near any other possible source of heat? (Lamp, in direct sun, on an exterior wall, etc.) Is there any other souce of heat on the other side of the wall the thermostat is on that could be heating the wall slightly?
Nope, no heat source nearby. It's in the same spot it's been in for 16 years. The old one was starting to have problems with not shutting off, so we replaced it before it died. The hubby's quite handy around the house and would probably disown me if he knew I was on this BBS writing to y'all. I'm somewhat handy myself (replaced the disposal and bathroom sink before getting married, even helped the hubby build a motorcycle in the spare bedroom), but I don't do electrical. This isn't a case of wires getting crossed, so the temp doesn't read right, is it? I don't think it is, thermometers don't need an electrical source to register correctly. But darned if I have any bright ideas about what's wrong with it.
You didn't say if it's digital or just a plain pointer. If it's digital, then I'd say it's defective. If it's a pointer, I'd say something got bent and is out of adjustment.
Thanks you two for answering. It's a plain pointer, which I like the idea that something is bent... means I can take it back and buy a digital one (hubby's not cheap, but said we didn't need anything but the Plain Jane model). As for a heat source, on the other side of the wall is just a broom closet, so I'm stumped on that one.
So now the new question is... should I get a digital instead of a plain pointer? And is Honeywell a better brand than Hunter?
So, does everybody agree that I should just take it back? That's what I'm thinking... could be my problem, could be bent, but it's more trouble than it's worth. I want my temp to show correctly, darn it.
So now the new question is... should I get a digital instead of a plain pointer? And is Honeywell a better brand than Hunter?
OK, if you want to be absolutely sure the new one is bad, place it on the table beside the other two. See if it still reads much higher than them. If so, it's bad.
I would choose the digital t-stat because they respond quicker to temp. changes and have day/night settings that will help with energy efficiency.
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LANDOVER, Md. -- In the NFL, you can make plays or you can make excuses.
The Cardinals defense did none of the latter, which is a good character trait. But they did very little of the former, and that's fast becoming a problem.
In a 22-21 loss to the Redskins on Sunday, the revamped unit (a) yielded 455 yards, hiking their two-game total to a whopping 932; (b) allowed the Redskins to score every time they tried in the fourth quarter, including a fourth-down touchdown pass from a mediocre quarterback; (c) invoked painful memories of that Super Bowl loss to the Steelers, the most-notable late-game collapse in team history.
"When did we play good defense the whole day as opposed to late in the game?" Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "That's an area we have to improve. Look at the way the whole day went. We didn't slow them down. That's not good enough."
Somewhere, Clancy Pendergast and Billy Davis are feeling vindicated.
Certainly, growing pains are to be expected. The Cardinals have a new team, a new scheme and their third defensive coordinator in five years. With compromised preparation time due to the NFL lockout, they are exactly the type of team prone to struggle early in the season.
Problem is, you'll find no empathy in this league. And after their secondary was torched by Cam Newton in the opener, the front seven was pummeled by the Redskins' rushing attack in the first half, when the hosts had the ball for nearly 22 of 30 minutes.
Maybe attrition took its toll, making the entire defense susceptible later in the game. Or maybe the defense is just flawed. After all, the trade for Kolb required trading a Pro Bowl cornerback. And for the most part, the front seven is the same as it was last year, when the Cardinals went 5-11.
We all assumed a new approach and bounce-back years from notable players would make the difference. So far, that hasn't been the case.
"We just couldn't come up with the big plays," defensive end Vonnie Holliday said.
Said defensive end Calais Campbell: "We just couldn't get off the field on third down."
When it was over, wide receiver Chansi Stuckey apologized to the team for fumbling on the Cardinals' final possession. Among others, Kolb told him to quit being silly. There was plenty of blame to go around, from penalties to a rare bad decision from the quarterback.
"If it wasn't for us, I think we would've put a lot more points on the board," Kolb said.
"Nobody's selfish enough to think it falls on (Stuckey)."
That's great leadership. But truth is, the offense made big strides in the second half.
A maligned line began pushing the hosts off the ball. Beanie Wells ran the ball with conviction, as if he shoes were on fire. The Redskins were stunned.
"We thought they'd be done with the running game, but they were actually gashing us with Beanie Wells," Redskins linebacker Brian Orakpo said.
And then Kolb showed his grit and why every Cardinals fan should be tickled with the new quarterback.
On his 73-yard touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald, Kolb knew the Redskins were blitzing. He knew he was going to get blindsided. He was hit so hard that his helmet flew off his head. Yet he absorbed all of that to make a play that gave the Cardinals an eight-point lead, the kind of play a defense must reward with victory.
They failed.
"It's tough when we give up our momentum in a hostile environment," linebacker Joey Porter said.
When asked if the defensive troubles were deeper than anticipated, Whisenhunt stressed patience. He said that "everybody in the NFL now wants to make snap judgments on a weekly basis." He said the team will work and the team will improve.
Yet it was also clear that Whisenhunt is not happy with what he's seen so far from his defense, particularly on a day when the Cardinals could've pocketed a precious road victory.
In the NFL, those opportunities don't come along very often.
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Elvin Bishop has enjoyed a nearly 50-year career in music at every possible level — from apprentice to veteran Blues master Little Smoky Smothers and Blues groundbreaker as co-founder of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band to crossover Pop success (with "Fooled Around and Fell in Love") and various degrees of roadhouse fame and commercial obscurity.
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Brian Baker
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 27, 2010
On his fifth full-length CD, Pete Yorn channels his inner Paul Westerberg, Ryan Adams and Pixies with wild abandon and a raggedly raw energy. He and producer Frank Black (Pixies) have stripped the songs to their lyrical and musical essentials, making them irresistible in their raucous simplicity.
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Ronnie Wood: I Feel Like Playing
[Eagle Records]
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Tuesday, October 26, 2010
On his first studio album in eight years, Ronnie Wood stacks the deck with guests like Z.Z. Top guitarist Billy Gibbons, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, ex-Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan and icons Kris Kristofferson and Bobby Womack, among many others. Coupled with some of the best songs Wood has penned or co-penned in a long time, it stands as a highlight in his solo catalog.
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Corin Tucker: 1000 Years
[Kill Rock Stars Records]
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Two decades away from the seminal rock trio Sleater-Kinney and a veritable lifetime of experience have given Corin Tucker an informed and mature perspective on '1000 Years,' but it's still filtered through the sensibility that helped advance the Riot Grrl cause in the '90s.
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Bad Religion: The Dissent of Man
[Epitaph Records]
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Friday, October 22, 2010
Bad Religion has sustained their sonic energy and activist passion across three decades, maintaining their integrity, relevance and every-other-year release schedule while growing, maturing and holding the interest of their aging fan base and attracting the youth that comprised their original audience. That string of success continues with their 15th album.
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Of Montreal: False Priest
[Polyvinyl Records]
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Tuesday, October 12, 2010
This is the first Of Montreal album to benefit from the studio environment as well as outside perspective. Kevin Barnes wrote and recorded the songs on his own, then took them to L.A. to flesh them out with super Pop producer Jon Brion and provided Of Montreal with their first real sonic depth.
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I recently upgraded my installation of Ubuntu, not really thinking about Zimbra's dependencies. I wasn't really thinking because I remembered running a Ubuntu 6 version on Ubuntu 8 before so I figured it would be as easy as it was then, just force it to install. I also figured that not much would change between the OS' either.
Zimbra now fails to start with a perl error.
I can't find much about this error after a lot of googling, so figured I'd ask here. I know I can't really get support since I'm on an unsupported version of Ubuntu but if anyone would like to give it a shot I'm up for trying out anything, since if I can't fix this I'm going to have to re-install Ubuntu anyways...Code:~$ zmcontrol start /usr/bin/perl: symbol lookup error: /opt/zimbra/zimbramon/lib/i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi/auto/IO/IO.so: undefined symbol: Perl_Tstack_sp_ptr
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Joyce Heft Brotman's script begins with sight of Annie plunging to her death, then nearly immediately flashes back to story leading to that point an hour later, when mom tries to pressure police into reopening the investigation.
Joyce Heft Brotman's script begins with sight of Annie plunging to her death, then nearly immediately flashes back to story leading to that point an hour later, when mom tries to pressure police into reopening the investigation.The first half is pretty dreary stuff, made even less palatable by Annie being an unappealing, petulant juvenile. There's little foreshadowing of what's to come (other than that first scene, of course) until well into the hour, when Helen tells a telephone caller that Annie isn't home — which she is — as ominous music plays. Vast bulk of what clearly was suspicious conduct doesn't materialize until after Annie's funeral, when it's discovered that the child has a $ 100,000 insurance policy, with Helen as beneficiary. About that time, Seattle police detective Steve McAdams (Weitz) steps into the clues closet. Everybody except McKellar underplays under Noel Nosseck's direction, in this case an unwise move. A little of Ruttan acting as Harriet Nelson would have been enough to set the scene; more of her dark side revealed earlier would have helped drag the audience along. Lipton is simply wasted, though her performance is certainly competent. Rising above this is Weitz, nicely cleaned up from his "Hill Street Blues" persona and eminently watchable as a character it would be nice to see again in more challenging situations.
Justice for Annie, a Moment of Truth Movie
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Filmed in Toronto by O'Hara-Horowitz Prods. Executive producers, Michael O'Hara , Lawrence Horowitz; producer, Tracey Jeffrey; co-producers, Kathryn McArdle, Lynda Johnson; director, Noel Nosseck; writer, Joyce Heft Brotman; camera, Richard Leiterman; editor, Ron Spang; production designer, Richard Wilcox; sound , Martin Fossum; music, Stanley Widelitz. #Cast: Peggy Lipton, Danica McKellar, Terry David Mulligan, Gwynyth Walsh, Teryl Rothery, Lochlyn Munro, Martin Cummins, Mike Simms, Bruce Weitz, Susan Ruttan, Aloka McLean, Brenda Crichlow, Richard Sali, Garry Chalk, Hagan Beggs, Corrie Clark, Deryl Hayes, Forbes Angus, French Tickner, Jim Smith, Marny Eng. Plucky-mother yarn touted as "inspired by a true story" features a standout performance by Bruce Weitz as a laconic, dogged police detective, but bogs down in unusual structure. Result is a tepid telling of an incident that should have generated more spice. Danica McKellar plays Annie Mills, 19, an Ohio girl who leaves home to marry sailor Ken Carman (Martin Cummins). When marriage heads for disaster, Annie takes a room in the home of Helen and George Preston (Susan Ruttan, Terry David Mulligan), wholesome parents of handsome musician Mickey Holloway (Lochlyn Monroe). When Annie falls to her death on a vacation trip with the Prestons, it's dismissed as an accident -- until Annie's estranged mother, Carol (Peggy Lipton), is convinced that the girl was murdered.


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text: Basilisk lizards can run across the top of a water surface. With each step, a lizard first slaps its foot against the water and then pushes it down into the water rapidly enough to form an air cavity around the top of the foot. To avoid having to pull the foot back up against water drag in order to complete the step, the lizard withdraws the foot before water can flow into the air cavity. If the lizard is not to sink, the average upward impulse on the lizard during this full action of slap, downward push, and withdrawal must match the downward impulse due to the gravitational force. Suppose the mass of a basilisk lizard is 90.0 g, the mass of each foot is 3.00 g, the speed of a foot as it slaps the water is 1.50 m/s, and the time for a single step is 0.600 s. (a) What is the magnitude of the impulse on the lizard during the slap? (Assume this impulse is directly upward.) (b) During the 0.600 s duration of a step, what is the downward impulse on the lizard due to the gravitational force? (c) Which action, the slap or the push, provides the primary support for the lizard, or are they approximately equal in their support?


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Tuesday, 21 February 2012
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Prof. J N Oleap Fernando
The two tertiary level programmes conducted by the College of
Chemical Sciences (CCS), (which is the educational arm of the Institute
of Chemistry Ceylon) over the past four decades have proved to be
typical examples of the type of tertiary education that can be provided
at low cost, without delay, efficiently, effectively and without the
constraining effects of state bureaucracy and political interference.
The Graduateship Programme in Chemistry of the CCS today produces
annually well over 40 percent of Sri Lanka's Special Degree level
Chemists within a four year period at an average cost of about Rs 3
lakhs which surely must be the cheapest of any such programme in any
part of the world. With an average cost of well over Rs 1 million to
produce a similar graduate in the Sri Lankan University system, it
should be noted that the 822 Graduate Chemists produced by the CCS
through 29 batches (1983-2011) represent a human resource development (HRD)
which would have otherwise cost the national exchequer, well over one
billion rupees.
In addition to many Scholarships, Merit Bursaries and Need Bursaries,
Best Performer prizes are offered for every course which together with
numerous other awards, benefits and concessions provide a salutary
atmosphere and a good driving force for excellence in academic
performance. About 15 percent of the CCS student community of about 600
are concurrently following courses in state universities (including
Medical Faculties and Universities in the Provinces), which they usually
complete much later than ours.
Income generated from fees have been very carefully managed and
savings used not for individual benefits but towards enhancing the
quality and standard of the programmes and strengthening the necessary
infrastructure. Though the programme commenced operations in 1979
without any office, staff or a building, the Institute of Chemistry
Ceylon moved into their own premises in 2005 and now have a regular full
time staff of nearly 50. Library (air-conditioned) and other facilities
have been enhanced. Due to the difficulty and delay in obtaining an
additional piece of land nearby, CCS, after much delay, is about to
embark on a five storey building extension on the only available limited
space around Adamantane House.
Students can therefore expect more facilities and better services by
2013 when the extension is due to be completed. While savings are being
recycled in an extremely productive and useful manner, not a single
officer/official of the Institute/College has as yet gone overseas using
Institute funds. If only CCS had access to additional land at a
convenient place, we could have expanded further and made an even
greater contribution to Human Resources Development. CCS could then have
supplemented the insufficient and much more expensive production of
Graduate Chemists from conventional universities at a much lower cost in
larger numbers and faster.
The service/need oriented, professionally based and non-mercenary
objectives and activities of the professional body of Chemists in Sri
Lanka can be well gauged by the fact that the very first formal
educational programme was at the technician level and remains, even
today after four decades, as the only such programme producing fully
fledged Chemistry technicians at the MLT level in Sri Lanka. That
programme which commenced in 1973 at Aquinas College was the first
priority of the Institute after incorporation in 1972 in order to meet a
much felt need at the middle level; the Institute did not levy any fee
even to issue the certificate of completion during the first decade of
the technician programme.
The College has also been able to strengthen the professional
activities of the Institute as a spin off result from the unforeseen
financial and academic success of its educational programmes. Training
seminars, quiz competitions, debating competitions, titration
competitions, exhibitions etc. have been conducted with increasing
regularity and professional competence. The interests of schoolchildren
have remained uppermost and multi-faceted activities have been conducted
to further their skills, abilities and knowledge. The Institute was also
able to play a crucial and important co-ordinating role during the
International Year of Chemistry (2011) as the National Secretariat with
the holding of two exhibitions and in many other ways with special focus
on schoolchildren and in other ways.
However, the incomes generated from the educational activities have
not been used for other Institute purposes for which alternate sources
of funds have usually been tapped. The several international conferences
held over the past have however been very successful and possible
largely due to the solid infrastructure and human resources now
available at all levels available within the Institute/College through
the conduct of its educational programmes. The Institute and the College
from the very inception fortunately got its fundamental priorities right
so that the CCS has been careful to ensure that funds generated from
educational activities were utilized essentially for furthering the
educational programmes with no profit making initiatives. The CCS is
therefore able to confidently go ahead with the proposed building
programme without serious financial problems. Educational programmes of
the Institute thus become the direct beneficiaries of these pragmatic
The very effective manner in which productively administered
educational programmes can perform a very useful and constructive
supporting role in HRD has been amply established through the academic,
financial, professional and social success of the educational programmes
of the CCS. It is a great pity that we note there is a general
resistance to the provision of similar alternate facilities outside the
state sector despite inadequate academic staff numbers in universities
and reluctance to increase salaries of senior academics to an attractive
Recent events have unequivocally proved that the state university
system is clearly unable to expand any further except at great loss of
quality and efficiency. This has been well illustrated in the unplanned
expansion of state universities without planning and inadequate funds to
serve largely political ends. It is obvious that the quality and
equivalence of a university degree cannot be guaranteed merely through a
UGC circular that presently states that similar degrees awarded by any
university are equivalent to each other.
Therefore the government would do much better with greater
productivity and less expenditure if it recognizes and supports much
more alternate opportunities that could be made available outside the
bureaucratic and highly politicized state sector. Broad basing Tertiary
Chemical Education need not necessarily be profit oriented as it is
generally believed and expected to be.
Opening up educational opportunities outside the state university
sector in Sri Lanka, particularly through the non bureaucratic and non
politically oriented professional bodies, can in fact have a symbiotic
and synergetic effect as well. The College of Chemical Sciences of the
Institute of Chemistry Ceylon has convincingly proved how this could be
done in order to take Sri Lanka towards making it a knowledge hub in a
very practical and efficient manner.
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User Adoption Teams & Johnny From Airplane!
By Jason Whitehead
Johnny from Airplane! Teaches us About Effective User Adoption Teams
Who do You Need on Your User Adoption Team?
We are often asked, "Who should I put on my User Adoption team"? In the clip below, we see all the "contributions" that Johnny makes to the team. Is he adding value along the way? Does having Johnny on the team help or hurt you? Does Johnny have the skills he needs to help, does he not care, or does he just not have a clue?
Apply What You Learned: Building a Great User Adoption Team
Effective User Adoption teams require a range of personalities, skills, and expertise. You will need subject matter experts and leaders ("Get me Rex Kramer"), people to do the hard work, and yes, people with personality to be the glue to hold them all together. However, if people do not have the skills or are unable or unwilling to make any substantive contribution, you may need to make some changes.
Pay careful attention to the people on your User Adoption team and make sure they are adding value. Sometimes you need people who look at thinks differently (like Johnny - who else could make hat, a brooch, or a pterodactyl)? These people can bring the ingenuity you need and provide laughs in the face of stress. ...but make sure they are actually adding value and not just taking up space.
Best Practices & Key Questions
- Have a variety of personalities, perspectives and skills on your team
- Do you have people who can look at things differently and find creative solutions on your team If not, how would your team be more effective if they had more diversity?
- Do you have a "Johnny" on your User Adoption team? Do they help or hurt your team? If they are not add value to your team, why not? What action do you need to take to improve your team?
- Have clear leaders and experts in User Adoption on your team
- Do you have a "Rex Kramer" on your User Adoption team? Is this person an expert in User Adoption and have the leadership skills to guide you through a tough patch? If you don't have a full-time Rex Kramer, do you have access to a Rex Kramer that you can call on in when needed?
- If you don't have a Rex Kramer, how will you get one? Will you hire one? Is there someone in your organization that can learn to be User Adoption subject matter expert?
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- Take the User Adoption Challenge to see what specific user adoption issues you face on your IT project
- Contact Tri Tuns to learn about our User Adoption Seminars and how they can help you build an effective User Adoption Team
Tell us what you think
Was this a "teachable moment" for you? What did you learn? What else can this clip teach us about improving user adoption? We want to hear from you - please add a comment below.


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5 Fun and Unusual Airbnb Rentals in Tahoe
It's time to start planning your summer Tahoe trip, but instead of booking a run-of-the-mill hotel room, why not opt for a tiny house, tipi or comfy yurt? These fun and unusual Airbnb rentals come with luxe amenities including trailside access to the Pacific Crest Trail, waterfront access to Carnelian Bay, and even your own swimming pool. Happy camping!
5 Quirky Spots in Nevada You Should Be Visiting
Whether you're headed to Nevada to gamble or to hike among the wildflowers, you're probably missing out on these offbeat attractions. Next time you're in the Silver State make sure to stop, pull over, and check out these unique photo ops.
Embrace the Grape: 5 Sierra Foothill Wine Festivals Worth Checking Out
With all the snow and water in the Sierra Mountains right now, it's sure to be a good year for juicy grapes and fantastic wines. Mark your calendar with these five wine festivals and head into the hills for a sip.
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Kayak, Hike, or Bike Your Way to a Refreshing Beer on Tahoe's Ale Trail
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Tahoe's Five Best Bunny Slopes for Beginners
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5 Great Snowshoe Tours + Treks to Try in Tahoe
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A Perfect Winter Weekend in Nevada City and Grass Valley
Tucked into the forested foothills of Gold Country, the small towns of Nevada City and Grass Valley are about 40 minutes from North Lake Tahoe down windy Highway 20. For a winter getaway these little towns do the holidays right: from Nevada City's charming Victorian Christmas to cozy winery tasting rooms you'll probably want to stay longer than a weekend.
Tahoe Kicks off Winter With Early Snow, Resort Improvements + Events
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Firing between two militants holed-up inside a residential house and security forces resumed after the ultras let go the house owner and his wife trapped with them this morning.
"Exchange of firing between militants and security forces has started after the militants turned down the offer to surrender," a senior police officer said.
Security forces had asked the militants, who took refuge in a residential house belonging to Abdul Majid Ranrez last evening, to surrender but they refused the offer, the officer said.
The security forces launched an operation in Ahmadnagar area of the city following information about presence of the militants.
In the initial exchange of firing, one cop was injured.
The security forces tightened the cordon around the house while evacuating the civilians from the adjacent houses.
Rangrez and his wife were also trapped inside the house, which prompted the security forces to move cautiously to avoid any collateral damage.
The militants this morning let go the couple first the wife and couple of hours later the house owners, following which the security forces launched the assault to neutalise the ultras.
Although identity of the holed-up militants could not be ascertained, police believe that the duo are affiliated to Lashkar-e-Toiba.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Going against the NCAA basketball tournament, NBC's overnight ratings for the XFL fell to a season low Saturday night when the game between Birmingham and Las Vegas drew a 2.1 rating and 4 share.
That was down 25 percent from last week's 2.8. The game could become the lowest-rated sports prime-time program ever when national ratings are released. Game 3 of last year's Stanley Cup Finals on ABC holds that record with a 2.3 national rating and a 5 share.
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