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A heads up for those who want like to mix a little creativity into your cinematic fix: Cincinnati World Cinema's most popular event, the annual Oscar Shorts & More, still has one more screening at The Madison Theater in Covington 7:30 p.m. Sunday. (Go here to read my earlier post about the program's various films.)
Elsewhere, this week's traditional movie house openings include a brain-tickling thriller with Robert De Niro in a supporting role; a legal thriller with Matthew McConaughey in a leading role (word is he keeps his shirt on for most of the film); a sci-fi comedy from the director who gave us Superbad and the underrated and under-seen Adventureland; and a 3-D-enhanced big-screen presentation of Michael Flatley's super-bad dance movies.
Opening films:
LIMITLESS — Neil Burger — the director behind the excellent The Illusionist (the 2006 version starring Edward Norton) and the far less excellent yet still interesting The Lucky Ones — returns with a thriller starring the suddenly ubiquitous Bradley Cooper as an aspiring writer whose life is turned upside down when he starts taking a drug that allows him to unlock his brain's full power. Robert De Niro and Abbie Cornish co-star. Leslie Dixon adapts Alan Glynn's novel for the big screen. (Opens wide today.) — Jason Gargano (Rated PG-13.) Review coming soon.
THE LINCOLN LAWYER — Mystery writer Michael Connelly's series of spin-off books provides the basis for this sturdy but rushed legal thriller. Matthew McConaughey ages nicely into the role of hotshot Los Angeles defense attorney Mick Haller. (Read full review here.) (Opens wide today.) — Cole Smithey (Rated R.) Grade: B
PAUL — A pair of British comic book geeks (Shaun of the Dead's Nick Frost and Simon Pegg, who also co-wrote Paul's screenplay) traveling across the United States meet a CGI-generated alien outside New Mexico's Area 51 in director Greg Mottola's sci-fi/comedy adventure. The supporting cast includes Jason Bateman, Seth Rogen, Jeffrey Tambor, Jane Lynch, Sigourney Weaver and Bill Hader. (Read full review here.) (Opens wide today.) — tt stern-enzi (Rated R.) Grade: B-
LORD OF THE DANCE 3D — Irish-American step-dance guru Michael Flatley gets the 3-D treatment in this big-screen adaptation in which the Lord of Dance (Flatley) and the nefarious Dark Lord partake in a duel inspired by ancient Irish folklore. Marcus Viner directs this 3-D extravaganza, which will have only a one-week run in theaters. (Opens wide today.) — JG (Not Rated.) Not screened for review.

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City responding to west pier issues
August 02, 2012
Before the end of this summer, the city will post signs reminding residents and visitors that swimming is allowed only in the marked beach area and that piers cannot be blocked or obstructed.
Getting boots on the ground to enforce it will take longer.
At the council's piers, harbors and lakefront committee on July 25, committee members heard complaints from Lake Geneva residents Casey Schiche and Don Heise that people are swimming around the piers on the west end of Library Park.
He said on one morning, he counted between 15 and 20 people lounging around the restroom area, cooking on grills illegally set up in the park, and running into and out of the water.
And they had their dogs with them. Certainly, the hot weather has had something to do with that, Schiche said.
But people and dogs in the water pose a safety hazard and potential liability to those who are trying to get their boats out of their leased slips.
He said kayaks are also being laid down across the piers, blocking access to slips.
Heise said the weekend is busy with boats, kayaks and jet skis contending with people who park themselves at the end of the pier and run into and out of the water.
Meanwhile, city ordinances also require that dogs in the park be on a leash 5 feet long or shorter.
That pretty much precludes Fido from leaping or running into the water in pursuit of a ball or stick.
City Administrator Dennis Jordan said the ordinances have been posted in the past, but the signs tend to "disappear" during the course of the summer.
Unless the ordinances are posted, the police can't enforce them.
The committee members agreed that the signs need to be reposted and this time in a way that makes it more difficult for them to disappear.
Police Chief Michael Rasmussen said he doesn't have the manpower to consistently patrol the west end of the park.
Mayor Jim Connors said Rasmussen's budget was cut earlier this year.
"We cut the chief's budget for reserve officers, so grills and dogs are a lot priority," Connnors said.
The city council cut the police department's budget for reserve officers last year, Rasmussen said. The opportunity to restore that cut won't come until the next budget in October.
After the meeting, Rasmussen said business owners in the downtown asked the council to cut back on the police presence along the beach. They feared the additional tickets and enforcement chased people away from their stores and businesses, he said.
In other business:
The committee will separate kayaks and paddleboards from dinghies.
Right now, an open area just west of the Lake Geneva beach is designated for the dingies, which are used by boat owners to reach their out to their boats, usually moored to one of the buoys.
But that area is being overrun by kayaks.
The kayaks and paddle boards will be moved to Baker Park, a strip of land just south of the city boat launch on Center Street.


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The project funded the repair and maintenance of units 14 at the Jamshoro Thermal Power Station located near the city of Hyderabad in Sindh. The project aimed to regain the power generation capacity that had been lost over the years due to the aging of the equipment and deferred maintenance at the station.
The program seeks to strengthen Pakistan's power generation and transmission systems and promote relevant policy reform. The project provides advice and technologies, as well as oversees USAID funded construction and repairs of thermal power plants and dams. Through these and other efforts, the project is helping the Government of Pakistan to put more power on the national grid, decrease losses in revenues, and increase cost recovery by the power generation institutions.
Through this project, USAID is supporting Government of Pakistan for the repair and rehabilitation of Muzaffargarh Thermal Power Station (MTPS) located in Punjab Province. 500 MW of generation capacity has been restored through rehabilitation efforts, exceeding the original target of 475 MW.
This project helped modernize three (out of the total of 14) generators at the Tarbela hydroelectric power station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa near the border with Afghanistan.
Through this project, USAID funds the repairs and maintenance work at the Guddu Power Station in northern Sindh. Upon completion, the project will increase the station's generation capacity by at least 75 megawatts enough power to supply electricity to about 100,000 households.
This project performs a comprehensive assessment of environmental and social impact of the proposed multipurpose Kuram Tangi dam and irrigation system.
The program works to increase the amount of power that is available to consumers by helping various entities in the power distribution chain to improve their performance.
Through this project, USAID funds the construction of the Satpara Dam, a multipurpose water and power facility at the edge of the Skardu City in GilgitBaltistan near the border with China and India.
The Demographic Health Survey Project supports the implementation of the Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) 201213. This survey provides highquality data and analysis to support evidencebased health policymaking and programming in Pakistan. The survey is similar to ones funded by the U.S. Government in 85 countries over the last 27 years. A previous Pakistan DHS supported by USAID was released in 20062007, and it focused on providing data about the status of key maternal and child health and family planning indicators in the country.
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PULLMAN, Wash. -- Washington State University swept Oregon 15-4, 15-0, 15-7, to send the Ducks to their 13th straight loss Friday night at Beasley Coliseum. It was also the Cougars' 18th consecutive win against the Ducks, dating back to 1990.
WSU, winners of three straight, moves to 10-8 overall, 4-6 in conference play, while Oregon drops to 6-13 overall, 0-10 in Pac-10 contests.
Four Cougars hit better than .500 on the night, including Kristin Johnson (Olympia, Wash,) at .714, Trina Kightlinger (Yorba Linda, Calif.) at .625, Chelsie Schafer (Saskatoon, Sask.) at .556 and setter Melissa Wright (Muncie, Ind.) at .625.
LaToya Harris (Portland, Ore.) led WSU with 12 kills, while Joy Sperry (Wallace, Idaho) added nine and Kightlinger set down a career high seven. Monique Tobbagi led Oregon with 10 kills.
The Cougars flirted with perfection while handcuffing the Ducks to a "bagel" in the second game, hitting .727 with eight kills and no errors in 11 chances. For the match, the Cougars hit a season-high .410 (53 kills, 12 errors, 100 chances), while holding Oregon to just .118 (31 kills, 19 errors, 102 chances). WSU approached its all-time hitting record of .475, set against Montana in 1992, before leveling off in the third game.
"It's always tough after you win a game 15-0 to come back with the same intensity the next game," said WSU Coach Cindy Fredrick, whose team reeled off eight straight points to close out game three. "Game three was close at the beginning, but I'm proud of the way our team finished."
As a team, WSU out-blocked Oregon 10.5-2. Holly Harris (Sandy, Utah), LaToya Harris, Kightlinger, Sperry and Wright all had three total blocks. Kerry Lewis (West Linn, Ore.) had a career-best two service aces as the Cougars posted eight aces on the night.
WSU hosts Oregon State Saturday, Oct. 23, in a 7 p.m. match at Beasley Coliseum.
Washington State (10-8, 4-6 Pac-10) d. Oregon (6-13, 0-10 Pac-10) 3-0
Game scores: 15-4, 15-0, 15-7
STATISTICS: KILLS: L. Harris (WSU) 12, Sperry (WSU) 9, Kightlinger (WSU)
7, Tobbagi (UO) 10, Mazza (UO) 5. ASSISTS: Wright (WSU) 38, Chute (UO)
21. DIGS: H. Harris (WSU) 10, Sperry (WSU) 9, Halligan (UO) 5. BLOCKS:
H. Harris (WSU) 3, Mazza (UO) 2. SERVICE ACES: Lewis (WSU) 2, Sperry
(WSU) 2, Wright (WSU) 2, Norton (UO) 1, Tobbagi (UO).
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By Associated Press
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP) A new commander is taking over leadership of the U.S. Navy in the Pacific during a partial federal government shutdown.
Vice Adm. Harry Harris Jr. will be promoted to admiral and then take command of the U.S. Pacific Fleet on Wednesday.
No programs will be passed out at the change of command ceremony in Pearl Harbor because Congress hasn't passed a budget.
The chief of naval operations would normally fly out for the event but won't because of the shutdown. U.S. Pacific Command commander Adm. Samuel Locklear will preside over the ceremony instead.
Harris takes over from Adm. Cecil Haney, who is leaving to lead the U.S. Strategic Command in Nebraska.
Harris was born in Japan to an American father and Japanese mother. He was raised in Tennessee and Florida.


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I'm not sure about you. But I usually get very confused, and at times irritated by such rampant use of short-forms and Singlish.
I can understand the use of short-forms in SMSes because one wants to save money. But to carry such shortforms into emails and blogs? What are they trying to save? Or is it just a habit they carry over from the result of using one-too-many SMSes?
As for Singlish, I guess the reason people use them in SMSes or emails is to show familiarity; and maybe even intimacy. But do we have to use Singlish to do that? Can't we use proper English? What about those who don't know Singlish? Does that mean they're short of words to express familiarity?
So what gives? What do I want to put across? I really don't know. Remember, this post is categorised as 'Mumbo Jumbo'? LOL


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The UW is spending about $200 million to build new residence halls and apartments, with an eye to getting more students to live on campus.
Before last year, the newest residence hall on the University of Washington's main campus had opened when Richard Nixon was president and "American Pie" by Don McLean was one of the year's top radio hits.
Over the next 40 years, as the school's undergraduate population grew, space became increasingly tight in the dorms. Waiting lists grew longer. And even the newest hall, Mercer, began showing its age.
Now all that is changing.
The UW is in the midst of a $201 million residence-hall building boom that is remaking the southwest side of campus. The work is bringing thousands of new dorm-style rooms and apartments, a grocery store and a fitness center, and eventually even a 3/4-acre urban farm.
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The UW has long had more students requesting campus housing than it had rooms to put them in. But instead of building more dorms, it let the private sector pick up the slack, with many students renting apartments or houses in and around the U District.
Recently, though, studies showed what administrators long suspected: There are academic and social benefits to living on campus, said Eric Godfrey, vice-president and vice-provost of student life. So in 2008, the UW launched a decadelong project to remodel and expand its housing. And if there's been a silver lining to the recession, it's that it's driven down the costs of construction.
A new hall, Poplar, and new apartment complex, Cedar, opened on the west side last year. Two more halls, Elm and Alder, will open this week on Northeast Campus Parkway. Combined, the four buildings can house more than 1,700 students.
Over the summer, the UW tore down the 60-year-old high-rise Lander Hall on Northeast Campus Parkway. Its twin, Terry Hall, is to be razed in February 2014.
Nearby, contractors are already halfway through construction on the university's largest residential project, Mercer Court Apartments, which will have room for more than 900 students on a site overlooking the University Bridge.
The new residence halls "are definitely very impressive," said Derrick De Vera, who starts his first year of law school this fall. Last year, De Vera lived in Cedar Apartments, which have private bedrooms and bathrooms, outdoor patios and even a full-size dishwasher.
Poplar, Alder and Elm have two- and three-bed dorm rooms, and each room has its own private bathroom. Alder has a medium-size grocery store on its ground floor that's open to the public, and Elm has a students-only fitness center.
For some neighbors, the new dorms are a mixed bag, said Matthew Fox, secretary of the University District Community Council and a co-chair of the City University Community Advisory Committee, an advisory group that reviews the UW's building plans.
Fox said that for many years, the community urged the UW to build more dorms. Neighbors were concerned that landlords had illegally subdivided houses to pack in more student renters, and that college-style partying brought a rowdy atmosphere to the neighborhood.
There was a demand for housing, and it was the UW's responsibility to meet it, Fox said.
But now, he and other neighbors aren't keen on the dark-gray exterior and industrial style of the new dorms. He thinks that Mercer Court Apartments, just east of the north end of the University Bridge, are out of scale, blocking views from the bridge.
More halls on the way
Every fall, the UW has scrambled to house students on campus, and some invariably have lost out.
Last year, about 7,000 students applied for 6,300 spots, said Pam Schreiber, director of UW Housing and Food Services. The UW doesn't require freshmen to live on campus, and when it has run out of room, it's turned double rooms into triples, and study rooms into bunk rooms.
Because the school relied for so many years on the private market to supply housing off campus, only about 18 percent of UW students live on campus today — far below the national rate among comparable universities of 25 percent.
In recent years, both in Seattle and nationally, college students have become more interested in living on campus, Godfrey said. And research showed students who live on campus are more involved in university activities outside class, and more successful and satisfied with their education.
When all the construction is complete in 2020, there will be a net gain of space for 2,200 more students.
Still to come: a new Lander Hall in 2014, a new Terry in 2015, and two more buildings: Maple, in 2015, and Madrona, in 2020. The UW's other residence halls, on the north side of campus, will be remodeled as well.
The UW wants to house all freshmen who want to live on campus, "and become a more attractive option for upper-division and graduate students," Godfrey said — hence the increase in apartments.
Doubles start at $5,300
The UW doesn't make money on student housing; the price charged per room covers the cost of the rooms, including paying off bonds issued to cover the expansion.
The least expensive double room now costs $5,300 for the nine-month academic year, a 37 percent increase since 2007, when the cost was $3,882. Double rooms in the new halls cost almost $8,000 (meal plans, which are required for most dorm residents, are an additional cost), and Cedar Hall studio apartments run about $12,500 for the year.
Even though the double rooms in the new halls cost almost 50 percent more than the least expensive doubles on campus, student demand for the new dorms is high. Twice as many students signed up to live in Elm as there are spaces to house them, Schreiber said.
Fox, the University Community Council representative and a UW alum himself — he once lived in Lander Hall — says he worries that the cost may be too much for some students.
But student Taran Dike, who is president of the UW's Residence Hall Student Association, says he's looked at housing costs at comparable schools, and "we're one of the lowest ones around." When utilities, Internet access and other expenses are taken into account, the university's housing is at or below the cost of a similar space off-campus, Schreiber said.
Construction costs for the new buildings have averaged $178 per square foot. According to the trade magazine College Planning & Management, that's slightly below the national median for a residence hall, which was $188 in 2011.
The University District will be transformed over the next decade by projects even bigger than the UW's residence-hall projects: A light-rail station is scheduled to open on Brooklyn Avenue in 2021, and several private developers are building, or planning to build, apartments geared toward university employees and other professionals, as well as students.
One of the goals of the UW project is to make the west campus a center of student life. In addition to adding the fitness center and grocery store, the UW opened a new eatery in Elm Hall called Cultivate that has the look and feel of a trendy restaurant.
And when Mercer Court Apartments open in 2013, the project will include 3/4 of an acre of courtyard space dedicated to growing food crops, run by the UW Urban Farm.
"We're really trying to create a village out here," Godfrey said.
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I was wondering how a user could view the complete list of contacts in the global address list?
I could not find any way to get a complete list. I could search and get them but I would like to see a way to just view them all.
I was wondering how a user could view the complete list of contacts in the global address list?
I could not find any way to get a complete list. I could search and get them but I would like to see a way to just view them all.
AFAIK, that's not available. The problem is, the list could run to 1000's of addresses - which, if returned, would slow your browser to a crawl.
Yeah, you currently can't "browse" the GAL due to a lack of paging/sorting controls in OpenLDAP. We are probably going to have a workaround at some point in the future, but for now you are limited to paging through searches only.
Thanks for the information. I hope to help provide some once I am more experienced with this software.
As for my issue I am not surprised. I do not believe exchange even allows for this. It's not a big issue, just something our users will not be used to.
Thanks again, barring a few items I am loving this software.
I've seen quite a few threads on discussions about the Global Address list and hasn't seen a solution so far. I wanted to contribute a use case to this (no pun intended) and why it would be important to solve this:
1.) An organization is born with no LDAP, NIS, NIS+ etc.
2.) The organization has about 100 employees in a web directory
that has an export function to drop everybody into some CSV and then imported into outlook. (rudimentary way of importing, but it works)
3.) They run simple SMTP/POP3 etc.
This organization would be interested in massively porting users from their freebsd mailserver via simple /etc/passwd entries. /opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov works quite well if a filter is written to parse entries from /etc/passwd out to a file that zmprov can understand and do the import of all accounts with a generic password. This problem is easy to solve. A 1 liner shell script will fix this problem, and reformat all the users from /etc/passwd into an output that can be imported via "zmprov". However, upon importing all the entries, a user logs in and tries to schedule a meeting with someone via the calendar. They don't know everybody's email, but have no way of locating them inside the system. The user is presented with a new interface but do not know who else exists in the system. (Collaboration failed right here)
This is a problem very critical to deployment. Entries that are imported from a customer's standpoint would really want to have LDAP turned on and supported internally upon import. If the server itself can by default import a simple line like this,
ca <jdoe>@<acme>.<com> password displayName "John Doe"
the same server should be able to simply lookup any of these users without a special admin interface. A list of examples would be:
http://www.dotproject.net (they support all the features out of the box but it isn't as scalable because of a lack of refinement in some of the features that are supported) This is currently setup and working as well.
http://www.egroupware.org (they claim they do, I haven't seen it or set it up)
- Exchange (this is supported right out of the box)
Creating users by hand and clicking through a web interface inputing entries of users everytime is extremely time consuming and would be gating factor to deployment. Since Zimbra does have LDAP support internally, why not make it become the central store for everything LDAP as well if a person's contacts are already in? Another solution for this would be to setup LDAP externally, but first export everything from /etc/passwd into the LDAP entry via some LDAP conversion script, and then configure zcs to match this.
As of this writing, the version is zcs 4.0.2.
- Paul
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I don't even know if I should post a picture. I am a terrible photographer, and my photos do not do this scrumdidalidumtious recipe justice! Yum yum yum I say!!!! Jaden, of the website SteamyKitchen has created a chicken wing recipe SO amazing it has caused me to do the UNTHINKABLE! I am almost ashamed to say it. Deep breath. At the age of 30 years old, I, Fixing My Fear of Flavor, have eaten chicken skin for the first time in my life (ok Mamma, that I can remember, don't go pulling up memories of me as an adorable small child now)! WOWOWOWOWOOWOW. It is sooooo good. That is where alllllll the flavor is. Ok, stop laughing and keep reading. This one is worth it!
Now that little chicken wing (and the skin) has visible flavor and HIDDEN flavor. My husband also was in love. This recipe calls for some dipping sauce. It went unused because the wings are so good on their own! Oh the joy of this recipe.
This gem of a recipe has two parts, and then a third part I added. I also doubled my recipe because I got a family pack of wings.
- Sprinkle with magical seasonings (you will get this from the website I will link below) and bake.
- Toss cooked wings in Parmesan Garlic Sauce.
- Broil for 5-10 min on low, watching closely until golden and delicious (my preference).
I know you are all on the edge of your seats (or you just scrolled down for the goods anyhow). Jaden's recipe can be found at Baked Parmesan Garlic Chicken Wings. ENJOY this FANTASTIC recipe!!!!!!!!!


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by Paul Kiel ProPublica, If you're a victim of banking abuses during the foreclosure crisis, the government says it'll make sure you receive compensation from your bank. It's a simple idea. But for victims, determining who's eligible, how to apply, and when you might get a check in the mail isn't simple at all. So we built a list of ... Read More »
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Sony Online Entertainment CEO John Smedley wants cheaters to know that he will hunt them down to the ends of the earth and ban them from the recently launched first-person sci-fi online shooter PlanetSide 2. Smedley took to Twitter to let the community know that he will not let cheaters ruin the game for everyone else.
Last week the company warned players that anyone modifying the UI, data and programs that affect Direct X will earn a suspension. This week the company is using much stronger language to emphasize their point. On Twitter Smedley reminded cheaters that they will be banned and encouraged regular players to use the report function in the game to tattle on them.
"Those of you using aimbots are being hunted down and banned," he said. "Remember to use /report. People are being banned left and right."
Smedley added: "We have guys who's [sic] purpose in life is to ban the bad guys and dumbasses that use hacking tools."
Smedley went on to highlight a particular cheating player:
"Haruhi at artificialaiming.com was just banned," he said. "All three of his accounts. Goodbye, you scumbag. Find a new hobby or get good at the game."
Smedley later warned: "We don't need to cross reference anything. Use it.. we'll find you. we'll find your family. we'll hunt you down."
Strong words perhaps, but cheating in an online game is a pretty grievous offense – probably not grievous enough to have the SOE "find your family," but wicked behavior nonetheless….
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STANFORD, Calif. – Four Stanford football players – Ben Gardner, Trent Murphy, Shayne Skov and David Yankey – have earned mentions on two watch lists, the Butkus Award and the Rotary Lombardi Award, released Monday morning.
Murphy and Skov headline the day with the duo earning mention on both watch lists. Gardner and Yankey earned spots on the Lombardi Award watch list.
Instituted in 1985, the Butkus Award recognizes the nation's most outstanding linebacker. An independent Butkus Award Selection Committee, headed by Pro Football Weekly's Hub Arkush and comprised of 51 experts including professional, college and high school scouts, and prominent sports journalists, will conduct the selection process.
The Rotary Lombardi Award goes annually to the college football lineman — offense or defense — who, in addition to outstanding performance and ability, best exemplifies the discipline of Vince Lombardi.
The watch lists mentions are the latest in a slew of preseason recognitions for a talent-laden Stanford team.
Gardner, Murphy and Skov have all previously been named to the Bednarik Award watch list, presented to the College Defensive Player of the Year and the Bronko Nagurski Award watch list, presented to the best defensive player in college football.
Yankey has been previously named to The Maxwell Award Watch List, given to America's College Player of the Year, as well as the Outland Trophy, presented to the nation's top interior lineman.
Gardner, a two-time All-Pac-12 selection, started all 14 games at defensive end in 2012 and helped lead one of the nation's top defenses. He tied for second on the team in both tackles for a loss (14.5) and sacks (7.5).
Murphy, an AP third team All-America and Butkus Award semifinalist, was a frequent visitor in the backfield last season, when he led the Cardinal with 10.0 sacks and 18.0 TFL.
Skov returned to the lineup in 2012 after major knee surgery and returned to dominant form by season's end. From family roots in Guadalajara, Mexico, Skov is firmly rooted as the program's emotional leader. His numbers stack up as well as he totaled a team-leading 82 tackles (43 solo) with 7.5 for loss and 2.5 sacks from the inside linebacker spot in 2012 despite not being 100 percent.
One of the most dominant and versatile offensive linemen in the nation, Yankey goes into his senior campaign as a preseason candidate for numerous awards. He will move to left guard in 2013 after starting 14 games at left tackle in 2012, where he was named Consensus All-America selection. Yankey earned first team honors by the American Football Coaches Association and Sporting News while garnering second-team honors by the Associated Press. He was the 2012 Morris Trophy winner as the outstanding offensive lineman in the Pac-12 and has started 27 career games and three-year contributor.
The Butkus watch list includes 51 linebackers and semifinalists will be named in October, followed by the announcement of the finalists in late November. The award will be announced in early December.
The Rotary Club of Houston will announce a list of semifinalists on Nov. 7, trimming the list to a few finalists on Nov. 21. The 2013 Lombardi Award will be presented Dec. 11 in a ceremony at the Wortham Center in Houston, Texas.
Stanford's season opens Sept. 7 with an 8 p.m. (PT) home game against a San Jose State team that won 11 games a year ago. The game will be televised nationally on Pac-12 Networks.
Season ticket holders are now able to purchase individual game tickets for all 2013 home games with a limited number of Mini-Plans on sale today, July 15. Inventory is expected to sell out quickly. Single-game tickets go on sale Aug. 1 with availability based on remaining interest after season ticket sales, which are at an all-time high with nearly 33,000 already sold. Fans are encouraged to visit GoStanford.com to buy season tickets.
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Wonderful fishing is an excellent reason to visit the Town of Boca del Rio, located in southern Mexico. At the Sun Club / Continental Plaza Veracruz, you can enjoy soaking up the sun by the resort's outdoor pool or relaxing at the nearby beach. Water sports, including water skiing and boating are close by, and Veracruz is a great place for scuba diving.Check-in Time: 15:00Check-out Time: 13:00Check-in Days: SaturdayImportant InformationAll members staying at any resort in the state of Veracruz must pay an additional 3% lodging tax.The public beach is approximately 650 mts away therefore, a taxi is recommended.Please check with resort for smoking policy.Mandatory fee: Lodging tax is 3% U.S. dollars.


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U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Shane Ramos, aviation maintenance technician loadmaster, conducts in flight checks on a Coast Guard HC-130H Hercules during a June 28, 2012, logistics flight aboard a Coast Guard HC-130H Hercules to Barrow, Alaska. Coast Guardsmen from Air Station Kodiak are flying daily missions to Barrow, Alaska in preparation for a U.S. Coast Guard deployment Arctic Shield. Arctic Shield is a forward deployed temporary air station operating from Barrow in the Arctic Ocean during the summer to increase search and rescue response times in the region.
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Guy Cosmo is one of the most successful and versatile young racing drivers of his day.
Guy is recognized as a first-class professional racer in the sports car road racing industry, having won the 2005 American Le Mans Series Rookie of the Year award and positioning himself as a proven front-runner in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series Daytona Prototype category.
Indy Car World Champion's aero positioning was perfected at The Racer's Edge.
He sucessfully completed the 2011 Kona Ironman with the help from The Racer's Edge.
IndyCar racer for the A.J Foyt Team. Victor is an auto racing driver currently competing in the IndyCar Series. He has twice finished second in the Indianapolis 500.
Away from the track, Meira enjoys competing in triathlons. "What I gain from competing in triathlons is that at any time I'm training, it reflects positively on my driving," he said.
Interview with Vitor on slowtwitch.com. Thanks for mentioning us!
Bruno Junqueira is a Brazilian race car driver that most recently competed in the IRL IndyCar Series. He is a former Formula 3000 champion and three-time runner-up in the Champ Car World Series.
NHL Goalie for the Vancouver Canucks and 2010 Gold Medalist for the Canadian Hockey team. While playing for the Florida Pathers, he became an avid cyclist and has used the bicycle to keep himself in great shape for the hockey season.
NBA basketball center for the Chicago Bulls in 2010. At 7-3 he had to have a frame specially made for him.
James played at Florida A&M University, and was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the second round of the 1998 NBA Draft. Over the course of his career, he has played for the Kings, Seattle SuperSonics and New York Knicks. He has also played for the Harlem Globetrotters.
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E-Mail and Online Security
Thanks to the Internet, access to information, entertainment, products and services is greater than earlier generations could have imagined. The flip side, however, is that the Internet — and the anonymity it affords — also can give online scammers, hackers and identity thieves access to your computer, personal information, finances and more.
With awareness as your safety net, you can minimize the chance of an Internet mishap. Being on guard online helps you protect your information, your computer, even yourself.
- Protect before you connect
- Protect after you connect
- Protect yourself if something goes wrong online
Learn more about Online Security and Identity Theft
- The U.S. government and the technology industry provide some practical tips and information at OnGuardOnline.gov.
- The nonprofit National Cyber Security Alliance has some great resources at Stay Safe Online
- The CERT® Program — part of the federally funded Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University — has a detailed step-by-step approach to home computer security.
- Microsoft® has some great information on protecting yourself, your computer and your family here.
- The Federal Trade Commission's "Fighting Back Against Identity Theft" is a one-stop national resource on identity theft.


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As I see in the primefaces documentation,
1) To change the font-size of PrimeFaces components globally, use the `.ui-widget` style class.
An example with 12px font size.
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DHS maritime research suffers lack of coordination, says GAO
Coordination of maritime research continues to challenge Homeland Security Department components, says the Government Accountability Office, a finding it says is in line with other research finding that DHS has challenges with research and development coordination.
In a Sept. 25 report, the GAO says the three main centers of maritime R&D at DHS--the Borders and Maritime Security Division with the Science and Technology Division, the Coast Guard and the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office--have taken steps to bring customers into the loop of their internal R&D processes, but "work remains to be done at the departmental level."
GAO has long said that DHS could do a better job as a department with R&D and has made recommendations to ensure that efforts aren't fragmented or overlapping. "As of August 2013, DHS has not made a decision about how it specifically plans to address these recommendations," the report says.
As for individual component efforts, GAO asked internal DHS R&D customers, such as Customs and Border Protection, for feedback on a sampling of deliverables, finding mixed results on whether they met needs.
In the case of 20 S&T projects, customers of only seven of those deliverables said the final result met their needs--but hastened to add that even in cases where a deliverable had not been used as intended, "it informed their office's decision making and helped rule out certain technologies as possible." In that regard, the project was successful, they said. Those officials also pointed to budget changes or shifting mission priorities as reasons for why something may not meet a need.
R&D funding at DHS has declined greatly since fiscal 2010, data in the report shows. The three components analyzed in the report had an enacted budget of $990 million for R&D that year, whereas in fiscal 2013, the enacted amount (subject to sequestration) was $768 million.
Congressional appropriations have been critical of DHS R&D efforts, stating in the report accompanying its markup of the fiscal 2012 appropriations bill (H.R. 2017) that "for the billions of dollars spent, the impact of S&T investment and research has not been sufficiently demonstrated." The S&T Directorate, the report said, should "above all, make investment decisions based on clear and sensible priorities." Researchers, however, have said that a too-close emphasis on development at the expense of research may harm innovation.
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- download the report, GAO-13-732 (.pdf)
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The Mechanised Brigade of Sardinian Grenadiers takes its name from one of the
oldest specialities of the Army, Grenadiers. These were present through out many units,
however it was in the three Regiment of Grenadiers that they were most famed. Therefore
the origins of the present brigade can connected with all Grenadiers but in particular the
Brigade of Grenadier Guards. This Brigade was so named on the 20th Jan 1816 and formed around
two regiments by a decree of 28th Oct 1831.
20 Jan 1816. The Regiment of Guards assumes the form of the Brigade of Grenadier Guards.
20 Oct 1831. An order of 1832 ensured the position of the Guards as the most senior regiment
in the Army. The brigade now consisted of two regiments as the existing regiment of Grenadiers
was joined by a regiment of Cacciatori Guards.
14 Oct 1848. The Brigade of Guards became three regiments. A second regiment of Guards was
raised and thus joined the First Regiment of Grenadiers and the Cacciatori.
20 Apr 1850. A Royal Decree was passed and the Brigade of Guards was disbanded and reformed
as the Brigade of Grenadiers. This was formed from the 1st and 2nd Regiments of Grenadiers.
The Regiment of Caccatori Guards became an autonomous unit within the Brigade and was renamed
the Cacciatori of Sardinia.
19 Mar 1852. The Cacciatori of Sardinia were disbanded. The ten companies of the Cacciatorri
were dived five and five respectively between the 1st and 2nd Regiments of Grenadiers. This had
the effect of ensuring the inheritance and the traditions of the Cacciatori were continued. As
a result the Regiments changed their names to the Grenadiers of Sardinia taking the title of Sardinia
from the disbanded regiment. Consequently the name of the Brigade of Grenadiers changed to the
Brigade of Sardinian Grenadiers.
11 Mar 1926. At the end of 1926 the Brigade of Infantry, as a result on the basis of a new Army
order (itself following on from a law of the 11 Mar 1926, number 396), would be no longer be
formed of two regiments but of three. Therefore the structure of the Brigade was adapted by the
formation of the 3rd Regiment of Sardinian Grenadiers in Viterbo on the 1 Nov 1926. Moreover,
the execution of this law abolished the name of the Brigade of Infantry and therefore the Brigade
of Grenadiers was transformed and became the 21st Brigade of Grenadiers consisting of 3 Regiments
of Grenadiers. The Brigade of Grenadiers was homogenous with an integrated command structure.
The Brigade maintained this form until 1935, the year in which the Brigade became multi arm with
the inclusion of the 13th Regiment of Artillery.
08 Feb 1934. The 21st Military Division of Rome, into which the 21st Brigade had been placed,
assumed the name the 21st Division. The new organisation was then renamed the 21st Division of Sardinian Grenadiers.
31 Dec 1934. By order of the Ministry of War the 21st Brigade incorporated the 13th Regiment
of Field Artillery. The name and the formation remained until the end of 1939 when a new general
order from the Army abolished many brigades including the 21st.
Jul 1939. With the abolition of these Brigades the 3rd Regiment of Sardinian Grenadiers
left the Grenadiers Division for operations on the Greco Albanian front. Thus the 21st Division
remained formed of the 1st and 2nd Regiment of Grenadiers and the 13th Regiment of Field Artillery.
During the Second World War many formations from this Division took part in operations on the Western
Front and in the Balkans.
Late 1942. At the end of 1942 the Grenadiers re-entered Rome becoming part of the Armoured
Corps (of the Italian Army) and taking charge of the preparation of strong points protecting the
main access routes into the capital.
8 – 10 Sep 1942. From the 8 to the 10 Sep 1943 they deployed to the south of Rome –
participating in the defence of Rome and distinguishing themselves in this operation. With the
proclamation of the Armistice in 1943 the Division was disbanded, after having taken heavy losses
in the Defence of Rome, and it was reconstituted in 1948.
1 Jul 1946. Immediately after the end of the Monarchy and the proclamation of the Republic,
the first Regiment of Grenadiers was reformed. Successively on the 1 Apr 1948 the Division of
Infantry was reformed with, the Sardinian Grenadiers and the 13th Regiment of Field Artillery.
The 17th Infantry (Acqui) and the 46th Infantry from Reggio were also reconstituted. During this
period the Division of Sardinian Grenadiers assumed a new organic structure like the Pianura Infantry
Division and whilst the 1st Regiment of Grenadiers and the 17th Regiment took on a new organic structure
and armaments, the 46th Regiment of Infantry came to substitute the regiment of armoured infantry.
1 Nov 1976. On the 1 Nov 1976 the reform programme of the Army and thus the Division, transformed the
Mechanised Brigade of Sardinian Guards into a unit which contained mixed arms and services. The
reorganisation and restructuring not only affected mechanisation, which had augmented the operational
capacity of the Division, but also looked at the internal structure of the Brigade; specifically making
regiments more flexible and setting up the structures for battalion autonomy.
1992. The Army directed the reconstruction of the Regiment.
2001. The brigade at that time consisted of: the 1st Regiment of Sardinian Grenadiers, the 8th
Regiment (Lancers of Montebello), 33rd Regiment of self propelled field Artillery, the Command and
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Tallahassee, FL -- May 10, 2012 --
The Florida State Board of Education today approved adoption of inclusion and accountability policy recommendations made by Commissioner of Education Gerard Robinson. During the State Board of Education meeting on February 28, 2012, the board voted to create the Commissioner's Taskforce on Inclusion and Accountability to develop an implementation plan to include students with disabilities, students who are learning the English language, and students enrolled in exceptional student education centers in Florida's school accountability system.
"I am pleased that the State Board has adopted recommendations that will build upon Florida's high-quality accountability system and meet the needs of our diverse learners," said Commissioner of Education Gerard Robinson. "This is an important first step and we will continue our work in this area. I commend our taskforce members for their hard work to ensure that Florida measures what matters in education."
The State Board adopted five of 35 policy recommendations developed during the taskforce meeting in Orlando on March 22 and 23. Details of the adopted measures are found below.
1. Florida Alternative Assessment Learning Gains – reduces from 11 to five the number of points required for Florida Alternative Assessment test takers remaining at levels 1 to 3 to make learning gains.
2. English Language Learner Entry Date – authorizes school districts to use the date of entry into a school in the United States – not the date of entry into the country – as the beginning point for including English Language Learners in Florida's Accountability System.
3. Maximum One-Letter Grade Drop – authorizes a maximum one school letter grade drop for 2011-12 to allow public school leaders, teachers, and students a year of transition to Florida's new standards.
4. Weighted Learning Gains for Florida Alternative Assessment and Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test – provides a balanced measure for levels 1 and 2 students who make learning gains that are more than the minimum expected.
5. Center School Gains and Proficiency for Home School Grade – attributes student's performance and learning gains to the home school if the center school chooses a school improvement rating.
For more information about the Commissioner's Taskforce on Inclusion and Accountability, please visit http://www.fldoe.org/esea/#ctia. For State Board of Education agendas and meeting materials, visit http://www.fldoe.org/board/meetings/.


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A ruling on whether Illinois' pension overhaul law is constitutional could be delayed until next year.
A Sangamon County circuit judge wants to consider all of the issues raised in multiple lawsuits. Judge Jon Belz ruled handling it differently could lead to piecemeal rulings and actually prolong a resolution.
Lawyers for state retiree groups wanted the judge to answer whether the law increasing contributions by workers and decreasing their benefits violates the state Constitution.
The schedule Belz laid out for arguments and responses in the lawsuits stretches the case into December.


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Kravitz advances to Jr. Olympics National qualifier
Matt Kravitz had an outstanding weekend at the AAU Mid-Atlantic District track and field qualifier at Richard Stockton State College in New Jersey, picking up a pair of wins.
Kravitz, who just completed his freshman season and helped North Pocono win the Lackawanna Track Conference Division II title, won the 15-16-year-old division 800- and 1,500-meter runs to advance to the National qualifying meet scheduled for June 28-30 at Richard Stockton State College.
The top five finishers in each event advance to the Junior Olympic Games in Detroit from July 24-August 3.
Kravitz won the 800 with a time of 2 minutes, 3.89 seconds. Ian Chenge of the Newark Elite Track Club was second in 2:08.49.
In the 1,500, Kravitz won in a time of 4:25.39. Isaiah Jean-Baptiste of the Willingboro Track Club finished second 4:26.92.
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At the undergraduate level, the THECB staff have determined that evaluating comparable quantitative measures will help define program efficiency and effectiveness. The review process will include an examination of data with emphasis on indicators of student success and program performance. The review process will involve verification that the identified measures meet or exceed the measures of the state and peer accountability groups for similar programs. THECB staff will evaluate each program's quantitative results and identify it as a High Performing Program (HPP), Satisfactorily Performing Program (SPP), or Underperforming Program (UPP). At this time, institutions will not be required to respond to the THECB based on the review results.
All data are derived from CBM reports and federal databases. Institutions are not responsible for providing additional information.
The data for all programs will be processed annually and posted on the THECB website. THECB staff will review selected programs and institutions on a rotating basis over a 10-year period.
Career Technical Certificates, Applied Associate & Baccalaureate Programs:
THECB staff developed a year-by-year schedule of 2-digit Classification of Instruction Programs (CIP) code. All programs within the 2-digit CIP code will be evaluated at the 4-digit level.
Academic Associate Programs:
As many institutions' data are not subdivided at the programmatic level, all data for academic associate programs will be assessed as a single unit. THECB staff will develop a year-by-year schedule of which institutions' data will be reviewed.
Programs implemented at an institution within the last five years are exempt from staff review.


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The stickers that say "Against All Odds" posted around Pitt County are in support of Spencer Hampton, former ECU football player. Hampton was recently diagnosed with stage four melanoma and is fighting for his life.
Tens of thousands of dollars have been raised for the former Pirate defensive back and DH Conley alumni as he fights cancer that is causing swelling in his brain.
There is a Zumbathon fundraiser at DH Conley Saturday from 10 until 1 p.m.. Admission is $15 and all the money goes to the Against All Odds fund.


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I found the download for upgrading office 2010 6 month trial.
I think I made mistake by assigning the liscence to myself before I even downloaded anything.
The problem is I need a full install not an upgrade.
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I can't remember a top team revealing a shopping list of drivers before. Especially this much in advance.
I doubt it would unsettle Kimi - very little does - and as for the Toro Rosso pair, with KR named as a possibility, they must be pretty disheartened. The only chance for them is if the Kimster says no. Personally, I hope he does.
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Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan (map) | (906) 632-3268
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Sep 2015 - $27.00
The park offers great viewing of the vessels that come through Sault Ste. Marie. The directions to get to the park were confusing in Woodall's but Google Maps worked well. - gbburgess
Aug 2015 - $29.00
People were very friendly and accommodating. Lots are nice size so you don't feel like you are squeezed in. You are right on the St Mary's river and you can watch the big freighters go by. The negatives for us were they did not offer sewer and cable TV. Roads in and out of the campground were very big rig friendly. - Jim Moyer
Aug 2015 - $29.00
We like the park first time here and we will be back. It's a city park located on the river, not well planned out, but I bet it's been here a few years. It's really neat to see Canada across the way.
Site 33 not on the water but dining room slide faced the water. We could see the boats go by.
If you like watching the boats, go to marine traffic and you can see when the ships are coming. Also watch up to 90,000 ships world wide. - JustDon
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan (map) | (800) 539-2346
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This is place to dry camp with power. we were scheduled to leave today going to our next stop but decided we wanted to stay another night to take the Soo Locks Dinner cruise. We came here and found the place to be nice for what it is. Sites vary in size but you can get in and out with a big rig, no problem. Road is gravel, Sites are grass and level. Great Verizon 4G and open for satellites. You can use the hotel pool and workout room as well as restaurants and shows. Good place to stay of ra night or two. Cost can be dependent on your activities in the Casino! - Pjoe
May 2015 - $15.00
Electric on site, water at the bathroom building. Dump site is at the back of the casino parking lot. One huge issue, at the dump site there are two hoses present neither of which is potable water but there is NO sign stating that. Only potable water is at the bathhouse. We mentioned it to the cashier at the front desk when we registered and said that he would bring it to the attention of the manager. I doubt that anything will be done about it. Since it is a tribal casino I don't think that local health department can do anything about it. - Rick & Karen
Aug 2014 - $10.00
Great overnight stop for us to resupply the RV and fuel up before heading into Canada. Clean, well maintained campground with access to the casino facilities included. Very nice staff. Restrooms and showers were very clean and well maintained. Would definitely return passing through the area. Electric only available at each site. - Bob & Stephanie
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Nice park. We stayed off the water sites on a not so level grass one. It had a nice rec room. The staff was helpful. The shower areas were a little tight. We would stay there again. - 1dinky
Sep 2015 - $29.00
This campground is right on the river - you can fish from the bank. Good over all facilities. But the WiFi was pretty worthless and we were right by the office. - suerover
Sep 2015 - $29.00
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The National Library of Medicine's Refugee Health Information Network (RHIN) resource was a national collaborative partnership with the principal focus of creating and making available a database of quality multilingual/multicultural, public health resources to professionals providing care to resettled refugees and asylees. In October, 2014, NLM's Specialized Information Services (SIS) broadened the scope of RHIN by rebranding it HealthReach. This was done to better meet the needs of the diverse non-English and English as a second language speaking audiences. HealthReach continues to recognize the importance of providing refugee and asylee specific information while expanding the information provided to meet the needs of most immigrant populations. Over the next several months new resources will be added to the web site. There is also a new Twitter feed, @NLM_HealthReach. There isn't much change between the old RHIN and the new HealthReach; this was intentional to help with the continuity of service through the transition.


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Six Flags Over Georgia lost an attempt to persuade the trial court to toss a $35 million verdict—the biggest one in the state last year—for a teen who was attacked upon exiting the theme park.
Arguments in the nearly three-hour hearing Tuesday afternoon provided a preview of the appeal to come, with Six Flags' lawyer pressing that her client couldn't be liable for an attack that did not take place on its property.
Cobb County State Court Judge Kathryn Tanksley, who presided over the nine-day trial last year, rejected Six Flags' motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, or in the alternative, a motion for a new trial.
At issue was Joshua Martin, then 19, who was attacked by a gang in 2007 outside the park entrance as he waited for a bus. Four Six Flags employees pleaded guilty or were convicted of aggravated assault and participating in gang activities in relation to Martin's attack.
Evidence presented at the trial showed they randomly selected Martin, who was celebrating a friend's acceptance to college, to attack while in the park. The gang followed Martin outside, and one assailant testified he hit Martin with brass knuckles that he hid in a flower bed while he was at work in the park. Martin was beaten into a coma and suffered permanent brain damage.
A Cobb County jury deliberated for two days before awarding $35 million in damages to the Martin family, including $7 million for his lifetime care. The jury apportioned 92 percent of the fault to Six Flags and 2 percent each to the attackers, the four other named defendants.
Arguing for Six Flags, Laurie Webb Daniel of Holland & Knight told Tanksley the case should never have been put before a jury because the park didn't own the property where the crime took place. Daniel cited several cases in which she said courts have determined that businesses are not liable for injuries taking place nearby but off their premises. Daniel argued that as a matter of law, courts must determine property owners not liable for crimes off their property. And she argued that it was a random attack, not one that Six Flags management could have foreseen.
The judge disagreed. "I have no doubt that the court could decide whether this was Six Flags property. I don't think Georgia law says I have to decide," Tanksley said. Later, Tanksley said she believes it's her role 'to let the jury decide the case fairly."
The judge asked Daniel, "You're saying it's an error to give it to a jury?"
Daniel replied, "Your honor, I am."
Arguing for the plaintiffs, Michael Terry of Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore took the opposite position in interpreting the same cases.
Of the Six Flags argument that the judge should have determined the park wasn't liable "as a matter of law," Terry said, "That's just not true."
Terry argued that the plaintiffs presented evidence at trial to show that Six Flags was responsible for the area of the attack because it was near a bus stop used only by employees and customers coming to and from the park. Plus, the park maintained the property, barricaded it and patrolled it, Terry said.
"Their website says take the bus. If you induce people to use an approach, it becomes your approach," Terry said. "It's foreseeable because you told your customers to go that way. That's what Six Flags has been doing for years. It was the final approach to the park. There's no other business there."
Terry also noted that the off-duty police officer Six Flags hired to patrol the area testified that he had asked for additional patrols to provide 24-hour security but had been denied. And Terry noted other violent crimes had already taken place outside the park's entrance.
"They knew this was a dangerous area. They had ample opportunity to prevent this and they failed to do so," Terry said. "The JNOV should be denied."
On the motion for new trial, Daniel argued that the verdict should be set aside because it was improperly apportioned. Her basis for the argument was that the four named attacker defendants were not the only gang members participating in beating and kicking Martin. She noted trial testimony saying that nine people took part in the attack.
"At least nine people were kicking him," Daniel said. She argued that Six Flags should have a new trial so that five more unnamed attackers could be added to the verdict form for apportionment of fault.
In questioning Daniel, Tanksley said, "Your position is that we would grant a new trial based on little evidence about someone quite unknown? For two percent at most? This is where it gets ludicrous."
Daniel replied that "the evidence is very strong that there were more" people involved in the attack.
The judge disagreed, saying the evidence was not strong. "There just isn't anything in Georgia law that can support a new trial based on John Does who may have had a role," Tanksley said. "I don't think Georgia courts are going to get bogged down in new trials based on that flimsy bit of information."
After Terry handled the plaintiff's argument against the judgment notwithstanding the verdict, he handed off the argument against the motion for new trial to Bondurant associate Naveen Ramachandrappa.
"That's a big problem," Ramachandrappa said of the apportionment argument, noting that Six Flags did not ask at trial to add more names to the verdict form. "They can't just after the trial is over ask for something they didn't ask for before."
He said that if more names were added to the verdict form, "the jury would be guessing, with no way of knowing" the amount of fault to apportion to unknown assailants.
On that point, the judge said, "Apportionment of fault is not guesswork." She added, "You cannot let the jury guess."
Despite ruling against Six Flags on both motions, the judge offered compliments to the lawyer. "You have made excellent appellate arguments," Tanksley told Daniel. The judge noted that Daniel has a track record of success at appellate level—adding that Terry shares a similar reputation.
Tanksley said that if her ruling is incorrect, "I would like an appellate court to tell me and give us more guidance."
The case is Martin v. Six Flags, No. 09-A-55-4.


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In light of the recent problems that GTA IV players were experiencing with their copies of the game, Rockstar Games have released a patch today for all PS3 owners. It has been reported that a lot of gamers who own the game, mostly in PS3's favour, were receiving problems such as random crashes and freezing during cutscenes. It was only the other day that Take-Two had announced that Rockstar would be working on a patch, but for one to be released imminently is somewhat of an achievement.
A patch is being worked on around the clock to address the issues. It's bound to be. That's how they address this sort of thing. It is being worked on. We're looking into it. You will hear from us if a patch is released. A patch is usually the way it's been done.
Amazingly only a few days later, Take-Two released this statement today announcing the release of the patch:
Rockstar Games has released a GTA IV patch for Playstation 3 today that prevents Gamespys servers from being overloaded and therefore reduces the impact on those servers that were causing the game to stutter and lock up. We continue to monitor the performance of the game both on and offline and will provide further updates as necessary. We want to assure everyone that, together with our hardware partners, we continue to strive to give our fans the best possible interactive entertainment experiences possible. This update will ensure that everyone will experience Grand Theft Auto IV the way it was intended. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused.
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2012 Statistics: 814 rushing yards, 152 receiving yards, 966 total yards and three touchdowns.
As a fifth-round pick in the 2012 NFL draft, Ballard wasn't expected to do a whole heck of a lot as a rookie. This was even more magnified with Donald Brown, a former first-round pick, implemented above Ballard on the depth chart when the season began.
After a slow start (67 total rushing yards in his first five games, Ballard completely took over in the backfield in Indianapolis and didn't look back. He averaged 81.7 total yards in each of his last 11 games, which would have put the young running back on pace for a total of over 1,300 total yards over the course of an entire season.
That would have put him smack dab in the middle of RB2 territory behind the consistent starters that we saw during the regular year.
Ballard put up a minimum of 10 fantasy points in six of those final 11 games, tallying over 90 rushing yards three different times. In total, the Mississippi State product averaged less than four yards per attempt, which isn't a great sign moving forward.
He is more of a type of running back that you only count on when your primary guys go down. Ballard doesn't have the burst or big-play ability to put up sensational fantasy numbers on a consistent basis. As nothing more than bruiser (one-yard and a cloud of dust) type of guy, Ballard is not a sexy fantasy pick.
In addition, he averaged just 3.9 yards per attempt and scored two rushing touchdowns all season as a rookie. We already know that Indianapolis will be relying on Andrew Luck and the passing game as well as Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener at tight end.
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One of the most important international events on the calendar for numismatists is the World Money Fair, held at the end of January each year in Berlin. Mints from around the world come to showcase their products for the year ahead. Dealers of classic and modern coinage trade in an active bourse attended by over 13,000 people. And of course, NGC attends to present information about its services for numismatists.
Only a few years ago, most collectors in Europe were unfamiliar with coin certification, but the popularity of third-party grading from NGC is growing quickly. Several dealers offer extensive inventories of NGC-certified coins. The advantages of independent, expert certification and the precision of NGC's coin grading scale offer clear advantages. To better serve this market, NGC opened an office in Zurich, Switzerland, in mid-2008.
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Tribal girl Jayshree Kharpade, who hogged the limelight for her documentary on the life of children of brick kiln workers, has featured in the latest issue of prestigious News Letter of the 'Discovery of Education'.
Jayshree's (16) documentary 'Fire in Our Hearts' had won an award at Asian American Film Festival held in New York recently and was also nominated for 'My Hero Film Festival'.
Powered by the number one non-fiction media brand in the world, Discovery Education provides content to various school districts to cope up with digital age.
"We are promoting 'Fire in Our Hearts' in our November newsletter that is distributed in the US and Canada. This was sent to nearly 800,000 educators and 'Fire in Our Hearts' was one of the top five items people clicked, which is a fantastic lift," said BYkids founder and executive director Holly Carter via e-mail.
BYkids is a non-profit organisation pairing master filmmakers, including Albert Maysles and Ric Burns, with youth (ages 8-21) from around the world to create short documentaries that educate Americans about globally relevant issues.
Jayshree has been listed as 'An Indian Teen Fights for education' in the newsletter.
The 27-minute-long documentary, shot by Jayashree herself, chronicles struggle of children, especially girls, working at brick kiln for education.
Complimenting Jayashree for the recognition, Vasai MLA Vivek Pandit said, "If tribal girls are given an opportunity they can excel."
Jayshree's journey to stardom started when documentary filmmaker Joyce Chopra from the Bykids and two other members flew down to Wada village from New York and trained her in handling camera.