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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association will honor five former Ohio high school greats during the finals of the 2014 Boys State Basketball Tournament March 22.
Recognized during the Division II championship game that begins at 10:30 a.m. will be Jessica Davenport, Bob Golic and Abby Johnston, while Jim and John Paxson will be honored during the 4:30 Division III championship game. This is the eighth consecutive year the OHSAA has selected individuals who had prominent roles in the history of Ohio interscholastic athletics to be included in its Circle of Champions program. The state tournament will be held at Ohio State's Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus.
Jessica Davenport has made her mark in basketball, beginning at Columbus Independence High School. She was a two-time All-Ohio selection and played in the 2003 McDonald's All-American Game. From there she became a standout at Ohio State, helping the Buckeyes to their best four-year run in school history with a 108-22 record that saw the team win three Big Ten regular season titles, a Big Ten tournament championship and make four NCAA tournament appearances. Jessica became the first Big Ten player in history to finish with 2,000 career points, 1,000 career rebounds and 300 blocked shots and is the Buckeyes' first player to earn first team All-America and Big Ten Player-of-the-Year honors three times. She has been in the WNBA for seven years and was a member of the Indiana Fever's 2012 WNBA championship team. Leg surgery forced her to miss the 2013 season along with the opportunity to play in a current league overseas. Jessica earned her degree from Ohio State in consumer affairs and in 2012 has been inducted into the OSU Athletics Hall of Fame.
Bob Golic was a standout football player and wrestler at Cleveland St. Joseph High, where he won the state championship as a heavyweight wrestler in 1975. He went on to the University of Notre Dame, where he helped the football team win a national championship in 1977 and earned All-America honors in both football and wrestling. Following graduation in 1979, Bob spent 14 seasons in the NFL. Seven of those seasons were with Cleveland, where he was a three-time Pro Bowl nose guard and was twice named All-Pro. Following retirement in 1992, Bob has worked as a television actor, radio personality and sports commentator. He currently lives in Solon and owns Bob Golic's Sports Bar and Grille in downtown Cleveland. He is the older brother of ESPN sports personality Mike Golic, the co-host of the popular Mike and Mike in the Morningshow.
Abby Johnston is an Upper Arlington native. She was a two-time OHSAA state champion in 1-meter diving, finished second as a sophomore and helped the Golden Bears win three state championships. Abby went on to compete at Duke University, where she became the school's first diver to qualify for the NCAA Championships in 2009. She earned All-America honors three times, was the NCAA 3-meter diving champ in 2011 and also captured five ACC diving titles. The highlight of Abby's young career came at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London when she teamed with Kelci Bryant to win a Silver Medal in synchronized 3-meter springboard diving. This ended the United States' 12-year Olympic medal drought in diving and gave the U.S. its first medal in synchro. Abby was unable to complete her senior season at Duke last winter due to a left shoulder injury, but she graduated with a degree in psychology in May. She has been awarded an NCAA postgraduate scholarship and will enroll in medical school next fall.
Jim Paxson was a basketball standout at Kettering Archbishop Alter High School under legendary coach Joe Petrocelli. While playing for the Knights, Jim was first-time Class AAA all-state as a senior in 1975 and helped Alter reach the state tournament. He went on to have an outstanding career at the University of Dayton, where he was a second team All-American as a senior and earned a bachelor's degree in marketing. A first-round pick by the Trail Blazers in 1979, Jim spent nearly nine years in Portland, where he was a two-time NBA All-Star and left as the team's all-time leading scorer. His final two-plus years were spent in Boston until he retired in 1990. He scored over 11,000 points during his career and had a per game scoring average of 14.3. Jim has remained active in the NBA. He was part of the coaching and administrative staffs for Portland; moved to Cleveland, where he spent his last six years as the Cavaliers' general manager, and since 2006 has served with the Chicago Bulls, where he is currently director of basketball operations. He lives in the Phoenix area.
Jim's younger brother John Paxson also starred at Archbishop Alter High School. He was first-time Class AAA all-state as a senior in 1979 and helped the Knights win the state championship in 1978. John went on to have an outstanding career at the University of Notre Dame, where he was a two-time second team All-American, averaged 17.7 points per game as a senior when he was also named Academic All-American and earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. A first round pick by the Spurs in 1983, John was in San Antonio for two years before spending the last nine seasons of his 11-year career with the Chicago, where he helped the Michael Jordon-led Bulls to NBA titles from 1991 through 1993. John hit the winning 3-point basket with 3.9 seconds left in game six of the finals at Phoenix to clinch Chicago's third consecutive championship. John has been part of the Bulls' organization as a player, coach, broadcaster or a member of the executive staff since 1985. In his only year as an assistant coach in 1995-96, he helped the Bulls to an NBA-record 72-10 mark and the 1996 World Championship. Before being promoted as the team's executive vice president for basketball operations prior to this season, he spent six years as the Bulls' general manager.
Past honorees in the OHSAA Circle of Champions program have been: 2007-Todd Blackledge; Jay Burson; Dean Chance; Archie Griffin; Bill Hosket; Clark Kellogg; Dante Lavelli (since deceased); Cindy Noble Hauserman, and Katie Smith; 2008-Galen Cisco; Jim Lachey; Susan Nash Sugar, and Bill Willis (posthumously); 2009-Robin Freeman; LeBron James; Larry Siegfried (since deceased); Dick Schafrath, and Mary Wineberg;2010-Howard "Hopalong" Cassady; Jerry Lucas; Al Oliver; Jesse Owens (posthumously), and Tony Trabert; 2011-Harrison Dillard; Wayne Embry; John Havlicek; Jim Houston; Madeline Manning Mims, and Phil Niekro;2012-Barry Clemens; Bob Hoying; LaVonna Martin-Floreal; Butch Reynolds; Dick Snyder, and Gene Tenace, and 2013-Earle Bruce; Rex Kern; Michael Redd; Chris Spielman, and Paul Warfield.
Other awards that will be presented during Saturday's championship games at this year's boys state tournament are as follows:
• The 2014 OHSAA Ethics and Integrity Award recipient: Katie Smith, one of the most successful female basketball players of all time. The Logan native and Ohio State All-American completed a 17-year professional and international basketball career last summer. She finished as the all-time leading scorer in women's professional basketball that includes both the American Basketball League and the WNBA and played on four pro championship teams – two with the ABL's Columbus Quest and two in the WNBA. Internationally, Katie was part of three U.S. Olympic Gold Medal winning basketball teams. She is currently finishing her graduate degree in dietetics at Ohio State and will start the next chapter of her life with the WNBA's New York Liberty as an assistant coach next season.
• The OHSAA Naismith Awards, presented to two people for their meritorious service to the sport of basketball or interscholastic athletics: Dale Gabor, one of Ohio's most accomplished athletic administrators at Cleveland St. Ignatius High School for 25 years before retiring from that position in 2008, and Jerry Sigler, who retired after 37 years as Sylvania Northview's girls basketball coach after the 2012-13 season and compiled a record of 675-177 to rank third all-time among Ohio's girls basketball coaches in career wins.
• The OHSAA Coaches Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award: Pete Liptrap, a head basketball coach for 30 years before retiring after the 2012-13 season, spending the first 20 at Pickerington High School and the last 10 at Pickerington High School North where he compiled an overall record of 406-263.
• The OHSAA Commissioner's Award for Exceptional Sportsmanship: Germantown Valley View High School.
• The National Federation of State High School Associations' Section 2 Spirit of Sport Award: Defiance Ayersville High School senior Mackenzie Guilford, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at the age of 16 months and, despite undergoing treatments her entire life, has excelled both academically and athletically while also participating in service initiatives.
• Recognition of special Ohio Athletic Trainers Association award winners: State Athletics Trainers Hall of Fame inductee Michael Medich, who is currently in his 19th year as the head athletic trainer and science teacher at Westland High School in Galloway; 2013 Trainer-of-the-Year Diana Ivkovic, who has spent the past 21 years as the district athletic trainer for the Fairfield City Schools; 2013 Trainer-of-the-Year is Katie LaRue-Martin, an athletic trainer for Kettering Sports Medicine and Dayton Christian Schools, and 2013 Trainer-of-the-Year Matt Root, the coordinator of Aultman Sports Medicine in Stark County and of the therapy services at Aultman North in North Canton.
• OHSAA special Service Service Awards: Farmers Insurance, a core partner of the Association's since 2007, and to Dr. John Archer and his wife, Dr. Cheryl Archer, optometrists in Bowling Green who made a generous donation to the Ohio High School Athletic Association Foundation to assist in the funding of the Foundation's Student Leadership Conference that was held last October on the Ohio State campus.
• A National Federation of State High School Associations Outstanding Service Award in Ohio: Al Lopez, who recently retired after 40 years as an OHSAA state and district athletic board member and as the long-time district athletic board treasurer for Northeast Ohio. He resides Leavittsburg.
• OHSAA Media Service Award (Friday): Randy Rhinehart, who has spent more than 32 years of providing broadcast excellence in Ohio professional, intercollegiate and interscholastic sports. His experience includes the Big Ten Network, Columbus Sports Network, SportsTime Ohio, Fox Sports Ohio, Ohio News Network, Sports Channel, SportTV and his career has included play-by-play of the Columbus Clippers, Columbus Destroyers, Capital University, 10 different Ohio State University sports and hundreds of high school radio and TV games, totaling more than 3,000 events. In 2010, he helped establish the OHSAA Radio Network, which has now grown to 36 stations around Ohio and West Virginia.
• Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame: The 2014 induction class includes former Cleveland Plain Dealer sports writers Bob Fortuna and Tim Rogers, former Fremont News-Messenger sports editor Bob Marker and current Lima News sports writer Tom Usher, who will join 50 other prep sports writing greats enshrined in the OPSWA Hall of Fame.
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Halloween Squash Souffle
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Earlier this summer I randomly met the talented Kimberli Mackay. She is a milliner, cook, gardener and has a really informative blog called The Mackay Way, quite the renaissance gal. I love that there are so many interesting people in our town.
Last week we managed to get together for an Ottolenghi-inspired cookathon that involved making three dishes. These included a spooktacular soufflé, from the book, Plenty, accompanied by plenty of chopping, cooking, talking and, of course, eating in my kitchen.
I've had Yotam Ottolenghi's book Plenty for a while but have not got around to trying much from it. The book is beautifully shot and is full of tempting vegetable dishes. The recipes are predominantly middle Eastern combined with Mediterranean flavors – spicy, bold and fresh – guaranteed to whip your taste buds into a frenzy. He likes "noisy" flavors, such as lemon and chilli, which are right up my alley. So we meddled, muddled and adapted Yotam's recipes to suit what we had available in the fridge and the garden.
As it is mid-October we just had to try the Halloween soufflé (read on for the recipe). I felt braver trying a soufflé with company as they can be daunting. I will have to make sure Kimberli is over next time I cook soufflés.
We also made farro and roasted pepper salad. Farro is the Italian name for an old wheat variety similar to spelt or emmer. It has a delicious nutty flavor that supports the strong flavors of the oregano, paprika, oregano, feta, spring onions and garlic in this robust salad. « Read the rest of this entry »

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I'm only a novice but I did my second BCC yesterday.
Because I was very pressed for time MrsTrat decided to help out by peeling the spuds. This freaked me out a bit (not that I showed any fear at not knowing what to do with naked potatoes) because I was planning to do jacked potatoes.
I made-up a mix of Chinese Rice Wine and EVO to baste the potatoes. They were great.
She also presented me with a bunch of carrotts. Not knowing what to do with them either I got some seaseme oil and grated ginger and roasted them too.
Great BCC, Roasted Potatoes and Carrotts. Very happy eaters.......
I thought I was heading for a Q disaster......what were your disasters that were skillfully averted?


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Neil Patrick Harris is on 'Out' and in Love
This couple is absolutely awww-inducing.
-Diana Denza
Get ready for an entire magazine worth of love! Out mag's "Love Issue" is on the stands. Inside the glossy, you'll find profiles of 26 gay couples and their families.
Best of all, the cover features Neil Patrick Harris and his "better half", David Burtka. The How I Met Your Mother star looks super adorable (as usual!), so we can't help but feel a little jealous of his beau. Of course, even if he didn't have David (aka perfectly sculpted E! News correspondent) on his arm, he wouldn't be lookin' at the ladies anyway.
And judging from Burtka's statements to Out, these two are the perfect duo.
Read Zoe Saldana to the Rescue! Actress Helps Elderly Woman After Car Crash
"Without him, I can't breathe," he said in his interview. "The biggest thing is that he makes me laugh, but he's also smart. He can do everything. I'm not kidding; I think he's half robot. He makes me a little more grounded, and I bring out the wild side in him. Don't get me wrong–we fight. Our fights last five minutes, then we're over it. And we're both Gemini–we have a good twin and a bad twin, and the four of us get along really well."
Can't you just feel the love?
Diana Denza is a regular contributor to BettyConfidential.


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Each serves 1.
Melt Candy Melts following package instructions.
Hold silicone baking cup in your hand. Use brush to coat inside of cup with melted candy. Coat cup thick enough so that cup cannot be seen through candy, at least 1/8 to 1/4-inch thick.
Refrigerate candy in cups on cookie sheet until firm.
Unmold candy cup by carefully peeling back sides of baking cup. Gently push baking cup bottom to release candy cup.
Fill shell with scoops of your favorite ice cream. Top with sprinkles, sugars, candy or candles


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TWENTY thousand free tickets to watch the Tour de France when it sets off from York Racecourse have been snapped up in just four and a half hours.
Racecourse spokesman James Brennan said the website and phone line were both extremely busy from opening at 9am, with inquiries coming from all over the country from people wanting to see the start of Day Two of the Grand Départ on Sunday, July 6.
He said:"People calling the team of 20 people manning the phones were predominantly from York, Harrogate, Tadcaster and the York postcode, but we had calls from Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Hertfordshire, and one from an Australian."
He said the website's broadband width had been widened in an attempt to meet demand, but there had been some frustration early on, as people struggled to get on to the site.
Ticketholders at the racecourse will be able to go into the stands to watch the build-up to the race and then the cyclists, with the leading riders being presented to the crowds before they head into York and then start the competitive racing.
Giant screens and hundreds of televisions around the site will allow visitors to follow all the action from the Tour itself as it heads towards the daily finish in Sheffield.
Mr Brennan urged anyone who had obtained a ticket but later found they would be unable to make it to contact the racecourse, so that their booking could be cancelled and their ticket given to someone else.
He said there would be a review as to whether another allocation of tickets could be made, with an announcement on this due to be made on March 3.
He stressed that there would be many other locations around the city where people would be able to see the riders.


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I need to be able to limit access to certain directories. I can do this by chmod or using mod_rewrite, but I also need access to be granted if a user has a password.
These directories cannot be moved from one directory to another and must stay in the same place. The only thing that must change is whether they can be accessed publically or via logging in.
So for instance, the contents of http://example.com/stuff/ must not be accessible publically, but if I have a password they can. However, I, the owner of the website, must be able to change this on a whim - i.e. remove the restriction, or add it.
How do I go about doing this? I'd like to avoid server-stuff (htaccess things, chmod, etc) as much as possible.
If you have something like CPanel, you can set usernames and passowrds on directories through a simple interface (in CPanel: Security > Password Protect Directories).
Or you can do it manually as explained here, though it involves some of the stuff you didn't want to touch.
I've used these two methods, but there may be better ways of doing this.
Can you elaborate as to what type of files you want to protect? In all honesty though, using an .htaccess to implement a user/pass combo will be less work than a PHP based solution.
I can't use CPanel because it's not my website. I'm just providing stuff to be installed on someone else's server. Also, the users with access are not static and can change all the time.
The files are images, SWFs, FLVs, MP4s, PDFs and common MS Office files. They are for an institution where members are given a password to access this stuff. There are no usernames, just the passwords (this is what I've been told to do) so that people don't need an "account", just this password. None of the stuff is especially sensitive, they just don't want some of these directories to be crawled by Google or accessed directly if one of the members posts a link to the file somewhere.
Modifying the .htaccess file with PHP would be easy enough to do. The problem is that I can't use those modal user/pass things. It has to be web based (i.e. HTML forms).
Any ideas?
Ah, then maybe PHP is the way to go.
Store all the media in a directory above webroot, then simply proxy the data through PHP. Simply create form, post it to a script to check the submitted password, if it matches start a session and store a value to indicated they are authorised.
You then create a script to send the file to the user if they have this session variable, if not, send 'em to the login form.
For example.
This is also an easy thing to do with a CMS, where all the functionality is built in. The site owner can then just assign privileges via a web interface in their control panel. Is a CMS an option?
define('PASSWORD', 'Sup3r53cretP@ssw0rd');
function redirect($url){
header("Location: $url");
if(true == empty($_POST['password']) || PASSWORD !== $_POST['password']){
$_SESSION['authorised'] = true;
I was thinking this might be the way to go, but I was concerned about uglifying the URLs. Ralph, the CMS is not an option - this is basically a mini-CMS (only a few specific functions).
But to stop someone copying the media/flv/grannydances.flv bit into the address bar and hitting enter, I'd still have to add htaccess rules restricting direct access to those directories, right?
I'm still a little confused. Suppose someone bangs http://example.com/media/meerkat.jpg into their browser. It's in a directory that needs the password. Surely I still need .htaccess to redirect any requests for that directory and its contents to the PHP script that finds out if the user is logged in or not?
So you'll be implementing an .htpasswd then ?
Yep, same thing really; just nicer urls.
I edited my previous post BTW.
Writing to .htaccess wouldn't happen often so I think it's an OK solution. Thanks for your help chaps!
Another thing... is the performance hit for routing every file request through a script anything to be concernet about?
Regarding access, the files are impossible to access via a browser because they exist outside of webroot. So they literally have no path to 'figure out' or browse to.
The PHP script applies the logic and serves the file.
Yes, performance can be an issue which is why I asked about the type of files being served. Just remember to use readfile and you should be OK.
Why would you need to rewrite the .htaccess?
I didn't really pick up on moving the files outside of the root, I stupidly thought you meant in a subdirectory.
Unfortunately the files will have to be located in a subdir of the webroot, so it looks like I have to use htaccess after all.
Sort of I suppose. But I can't use the AuthUserFile stuff because it all has to be done via HTML forms...
I never thought something like this would involve such difficulty. It's like what I want to achieve can be done in so many ways, but with one caveat in each case.
Why not use the PHP approach, but lock down the file directory with a simple .htaccess ?
Yeah, I think that's what I'm going to do. Thanks for your patience!
Great. No problem, just let me know if you get stuck; I'm PM ScallioXTX.
mod_auth is what you need ( .htuser / .htpasswd )


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Bob Stroller Weather Shield - Duallie
$55.00 $69.00
Made of waterproof PVC-coated nylon with clear PVC windows, the Weather Shield keeps rain and chilly winds from your children while still letting them see the world. Vents are positioned to allow proper airflow while keeping your child completely dry.
- Waterproof, windproof PVC-coated nylon shell
- Clear, waterproof, windproof Mylar window
- Strategically placed vents
- Elastic attachment is simple & easy
For use with all Bob Duallie Strollers (excluding the Revolution Duallie and Stroller Strides Duallie)
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See images from Himawari-8 in the new satellite viewer
This demonstration product is most suitable for people
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22:30 AEST on Monday 21 August 2017 | Cloud/surface composite, Australia
Images from Japan Meteorological Agency satellite Himawari 8 via Bureau of Meteorology.
IDY28000 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Bureau National Operations Centre Satellite Notes for 1200UTC Chart on 22 August 2017 Issued at 11:00 pm EST Monday on 21 August 2017 A surface trough combed with an upper trough is creating the mid-level cloud band that spreads over eastern Australia including from southern Queensland to northern Tasmania and across the Tasman Sea. Low cloud behind the trough system is affecting southern parts of South Australia. A weak cold front to the south of Western Australia has an associated middle level cloud band with onshore flow ahead of this front bringing low cloud to southwest of Western Australia. A mid-level trough and jetstream are combining to cause the cloud streaming across the Gascoyne and Pilbara regions of WA from the Indian Ocean. The remainder of the country is mostly clear under the influence of a high pressure ridge.


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Adobe® Social gives you powerful and flexible ways to assign roles and permissions, so you can choose exactly how your social, customer service, and community teams interact with fans and followers. Specify who can publish content, who moderates customer comments, and more. Meanwhile, CMOs and general managers can get a more holistic view of metrics and how social activities are performing.
Between different regions, product lines, and so on, your organization has dozens, if not hundreds, of social accounts. Assign a page or groups of pages to a specific person or team to make sure all profiles are managed and moderated properly.
Categorize stakeholders and assign social media management responsibilities based on job function, location, product line, or department. Make sure only the right people have access to help ensure compliance across your organization.
Establish the proper oversight by determining which pages or content require approval. Create corresponding multi-level workflows to make sure no posts are published without appropriate permission.
Social is mobile. Make and monitor posts wherever you are through the mobile-compatible interface.
Keep a record and manage all your social content according to various compliance requirements.


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PARTS of Queensland have been declared a disaster zone after one coastal town was battered by a mini-tornado and others begin mass evacuations in the face of unprecedented rain over the next 24 hours.
On Saturday, airlines began cancelling flights to and from the Gold Coast, possibly leaving travellers stranded at the end of the long weekend and school holidays as ex-tropical cyclone Oswald moved down the coast.
A mini-tornado that lashed the coastal town of Bargara, north-east of Bundaberg, left up to 17 people injured, including a man and a woman who were critically hurt when their car was struck by a tree.
State Emergency Services Minister Jack Dempsey, who lives in Bundaberg, said 150 homes were damaged in a tornado at Burnett Heads.
In Gladstone, about 2000 people were preparing to evacuate. A major flood warning was issued as the Boyne River was expected to swell to one-in-100-year levels.
Premier Campbell Newman said water levels were almost five metres over one major dam wall, but the biggest cause for alarm was a saddle dam downstream from the main dam, which, if broken, would certainly flood about 500 homes.
''That's a big concern … it would be a significant amount of water going into the creek and affecting a lot of people,'' he said. ''People need to absolutely and immediately heed any warnings given by authorities when it comes to evacuations. If you're told to get out, please just do it.''
The Premier said Bureau of Meteorology projections raised concern about potential flooding in areas further south on the Burnett River and towns on the Mary River, such as Maryborough.
Meanwhile, Brisbane is on standby for the worst flooding since the disaster of 2011. Massive rain predicted for south-east Queensland was expected to cause localised creek flooding in the Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast areas, Mr Newman said.
Extremely heavy rainfall, storm tides and Wivenhoe Dam releases put low-lying areas at risk.
The Premier pleaded for calm from the public, and said he was ''determined'' it would not be a repeat of the January 2011 floods.
''This event is very different to two years ago … but let us plan for the worst-case scenario. We need the public to be informed and take precautions. But I want everyone to know that everyone is working around the clock to protect our communities,'' he said.
Water would continue to be released from the Wivenhoe Dam, Mr Newman said.
The government came under harsh scrutiny over the handling of dam operations in 2011, which contributed to the flooding that inundated parts of the city.
Virgin Australia and Qantas have cancelled several flights on Sunday to and from the Gold Coast.
Both airlines were attempting to contact affected passengers via text message, but also encouraged people to check the websites for updates.
Qantas tweeted that a number of services were likely to be affected until Monday and recommended customers re-book either another time or to a different destination.
Both companies have advised passengers can make alternative arrangements without penalty.
A spokeswoman for Tiger Airlines said there were no cancellations.
Jetstar did not announce any disruptions at the time of going to print.
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Nominated by: Matthew Coffey, WV Small Business Development Center
The U.S. Small Business Administration's West Virginia District Director, Karen Friel is excited to announce Scott Hedges, President and CEO of Power Sonix, as the SBA West Virginia 2016 Exporter of the Year. Hedges was nominated for the award by Matthew Coffey, Business Coach for the West Virginia Small Business Development Center.
Power Sonix was formed in 1997 by former employees of Applied Electro Mechanics, including Hodges, following its dissolution. Located just 75 miles northwest of Washington D.C. in Marinsburg, their sound engineers and production management carry on a 50-year tradition of innovation in light weight, high-power, high-intelligibility speech projection for air, land and sea.
Power Sonix is committed to providing high-powered sound technologies for military and civilian authorities to use in homeland defense and emergency first response applications. In just 2015, recent... Read More


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Today the Harvard Business Review has come out with a new ranking of the 100 best-performing chief executives around the world, as measured by shareholder returns and growth of market capital over their leadership tenure, and guess what? Despite all that ballyhoo about the absolutely extraordinary unprecedented growth of the luxury market, etc, etc, only three luxury CEOs actually make the list. Oops.
But who are these unmasked men? (They are all men.) Lew Frankfort, CEO of Coach, who leads the industry pack by a wide margin at number 21 – the only luxury name in the top 50 (by standard definition); Sidney Toledano of Dior, at 68; and Patrick Thomas, CEO of Hermès, who is retiring this year, who comes in at 72. Chapeau, guys. Read more


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NetWellness is a global, community service providing quality, unbiased health information from our partner university faculty. NetWellness is commercial-free and does not accept advertising.
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Healthy Weight Center
Has My Husband Lost Too Much Weight Too Fast?
Last August my husband, who was around 280 lbs, gave up drinking completely and decided to lose weight. He started a walking exercise (2 hours a day), light weight-lifting and counting his calorie intake. He reduced his intake to 1200 on average and it has remained that way.
Now he is at his "ideal" size, which for him is not exactly what he weighs but the size of his pants. He can now wear the same size or one size smaller pants from 6 years ago when I met him. He last weighed himself at 170 lbs, yet to me and numerous others, he looks anorexic. In fact, a friend of mine said that he reminded her of pictures from Auschwitz.
I am truly concerned that he has lost more than just fat and is at risk, but he doesn`t feel like he needs to go to a doctor. Can you tell me if there are risk for losing so much in a short time period and whether I should be concerned that I can see at least 1/4 if not more of his spine and practically all of his rib bones? I don`t remember him ever feeling like a skeleton with skin glued on when I first met him.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately you have not given me enough information to help you. To determine if your husband is truly underweight, determine his body mass index (BMI). BMI is a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to both men and women. It is measured by multiplying weight in pounds by 705 and dividing by the height in inches twice. The healthy BMI range is between 18.5 and 24.9.
Body weight is only one measure of health, and it really is not the most important measure. You indicated that your husband is counting calories, but you did not indicate that he is eating a balanced diet. He can find help with determining an appropriate calorie level and balance by visiting ChooseMyPlate.gov.
Rapid weight loss can lead to a loss of calcium from the bones which, if extensive, may become osteoporosis. Your husband should see his physician for an evaluation of his health status. Rapid weight loss can become rapidly regained weight, and a physician can assist in referring your husband to the proper health professional to help him maintain a healthy weight loss.
Shirley A Kindrick, PhD
Former Team Leader of Comprehensive Weight Management
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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|MusicDavid Parks
|Vocal performance, Vocal pedagogy and Voice Studio Technology
A longtime professor of voice in the college's School of Music, David Parks is also an acclaimed tenor soloist in opera, oratorio, and recital.
As a teacher, he can speak with authority on vocal performance skills and audition techniques, maintenance of the vocal structure, ways to avoid straining the voice, and diet choices that enhance vocal performance. He is also expert on voice studio technology and the video and audio equipment used in vocal instruction.
As a performer, Parks has sung all the major tenor oratorio roles at venues in the United States and Europe, including the Spoleto Festival in Italy and the Mauerbach Music Festival in Vienna. He has performed leading roles in Puccini's "La Boheme" and Mozart's "Cosi fan Tutte" at South African venues, including the South African National Arts Festival. Among his international appearances is a solo performance in Mozart's "Requiem Mass" with the Sarajevo Philharmonic in Bosnia-Herzegovina. He debuted at Carnegie Hall in 1995.
Research Focus
- Vocal performance
- Vocal pedagogy
- Voice studio technology
University of Arizona
D.M.A, Voice Performance/Vocal Pedagogy, 1983
University of Michigan
M.M., Voice Performance, 1981
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Lord Mandelson has never been one to shy away from defending doomed politicians.
But it was still a surprise to see him riding to the support of reformers within the Mubarak regime — not least the president's son Gamal.
In a fascinating letter to the FT, Mandelson argues that it is too "simplistic" to cast Gamal Mubarak as the "putative beneficiary of a nepotistic transfer of family power, the continuation of 'tyranny' with a change of faces at the top".
He warns that this diverts attention from the hidebound military and intelligence service figures who are really exercising control behind the scenes.
These security forces, he says, have been engaged in a tug of war with Gamal — a man who "has been the leading voice in favour of change within the government and the ruling party".
An "orderly transition" (did he ever use that phrase about Gordon Brown?) should involve forging an alliance between secular opposition figures and reformers like Gamal in the government, he adds.
The letter is in full below. Well worth a read. I'm not sure how much support it would garner on the streets of Cairo. But it certainly shows that Mandelson still has an appetite for unpopular causes.


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November 7th, 2011 | SMWC
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) will take part in the nationwide effort to honor American service women and men who died in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past 10 years. During the Remembrance Day National Roll Call, the names of more than 6,200 fallen soldiers will be read aloud by students and campus volunteers on the front lawn of Rooney Library at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Veteran's Day, Friday, Nov. 11, 2011. More than 170 colleges and universities in 50 states plus the District of Columbia will participate in the event.
In conjunction with the roll call, SMWC will also host other activities to connect, support and honor service members and their families. These will include an open house for the new Military Family Resource Center and various stations to thank current military personnel and learn more about military life.
"The event focuses on honoring those who have sacrificed so much on our behalf," said Kim LaComba, director, learning resource center. "The reading of individual names will be very poignant as it acknowledges a tremendous sacrifice of lives gone too soon."
SMWC received a grant earlier this year from Operation Diploma, an initiative of the Military Family Research Institute to enhance services at the College for service members, veterans and their families. Additionally, the College is listed for the third year in G.I. Jobs Guide to Military Friendly Schools. To earn this distinction, the College met specific standards and evaluations by higher education administrators.
"Military-Friendly is not just a slogan for us," LaComba explained. "We have developed programs and policies designed to boost academic success of veterans, student service members and their families. All have resulted in opportunities to earn a high quality college degree in our campus program and in our flexible distance program from anywhere in the world."
The Veterans Knowledge Community of NASPA Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education sponsors the Remembrance Day National Roll Call nationally. NASPA is a 12,000-member association for the advancement, health and sustainability of the student affairs professionals. The Veterans Knowledge Community (VKC) mission is to advocate for best practices to help student veterans transition to college and succeed.
For more information regarding academic success of veterans and student service members, visit www.smwc.edu/military or contact Kim LaComba at .
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Hunters may pick from only one of two hunting seasons, Oct. 18-19 (Thursday-Friday; code 668) or Oct. 27-28 (Saturday-Sunday; code 669). A total of 5,000 permits – 2,500 per two-day hunt – will be available. Successful applicants must purchase a valid archery license at least two days before their hunt to participate. The bag limit for this year's hunt is two, and bonus permits may be used to take antlerless deer.
Hunters may choose from four options to apply for the Camp Ripley archery hunts: Through the DNR's computerized Electronic Licensing System (ELS) at any one of 1,500 ELS agents located throughout Minnesota; By telephone (888-665-4236); Through DNR's Internet licensing link at www.dnr.state.mn.us/licenses/index.html; or at the DNR License Center, 500 Lafayette Road, St. Paul.
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To apply, resident hunters 21 and older must provide a valid state driver's license or public safety identification number. Residents under 21 may also provide a DNR firearms safety training number to apply. Nonresident hunters must apply using a valid driver's license number, public safety identification number, or DNR customer number from a recent Minnesota hunting or fishing license.
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Quade hungry for Lions battle: McKenzieJim Morton
Published: October 29 2012 - 12:47PM
Controversial playmaker Quade Cooper is burning with hunger to win the Wallabies' No.10 jersey back and help beat the British and Irish Lions next year, according to Queensland coach Ewen McKenzie.
Describing Cooper as the most passionate rugby player he's encountered, McKenzie said his Reds five-eighth was ready to put his problems with Australian rugby behind him and return to top form for 2013.
"While there's been a lot of talk in recent time I've never ever thought that he wasn't passionate about the Reds, about Australian rugby," he said.
The 24-year-old, currently sidelined following knee surgery, will front an Australian Rugby Union code of conduct hearing in Sydney on Wednesday where his immediate future will be decided following his public criticisms of the code and Wallabies last month.
Cooper has since met with ARU integrity officer Phil Thompson as well as national coach Robbie Deans, while the QRU has also been in high-level discussions on the subject.
McKenzie took the Reds to last year's Super Rugby title and enjoys a remarkable 78 per cent success rate with Cooper as his No.10 since 2010, but bluntly said he had no concerns about losing the 38-Test star.
Cooper re-signed with Queensland on a three-year deal in June but he has yet to formalise that agreement by signing with the ARU.
Reports have suggested he will be fined for his attacks on the Wallabies' "toxic environment" and dour style of play and the punishment could be borne out in a reduced ARU contract.
At the time, Cooper told AAP he hated losing and was the most competitive person he knew and his comments were the result of frustration, especially given they were not challenging the All Blacks with an attacking game plan.
With the crowd-pulling Lions touring next season, McKenzie said Cooper would be hellbent on regaining the playmaking duties from good friend Kurtley Beale, who has starred at five-eighth in Australia's past three Tests.
"He's one of the most competitive guys I've met," the coach said of Cooper on the first day of Reds pre-season training on Monday.
"I'm sure he'll want to play 10 at the highest level he can in front of the biggest crowds he can possibly play. That's him.
"He wants to showcase (his skills) but the thing people miss is that he likes the responsibility of making things happen and have a game plan and taking it on the field.
"He likes that responsibility and we've relied upon him heavily in the last few years to deliver for us and he has.
"He likes to be empowered to do that and he feels that's his job. I've seen no change in him in that sense."
This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/union-news/quade-hungry-for-lions-battle-mckenzie-20121029-28euo.html


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Landlords and RoommatesLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Four college students were the landlords from four different apartment companies all on the same street. Times were tough, so each student had to take in a roommate. From the clues below, can you find the landlord, the roommate, the company, and the position on the street from left to right?
1 - The landlord of Eastbrooke did not live next door to his fellow landlord Max.
2 - Larry stayed at one of the end apartments, which was not Wilson Acres.
3 - Daniel, who ran the apartment just to the right of where Russell was staying, was next door to the Sherwin Hills apartments, which was not at the end of the line.
4 - Robert stayed next door to Wilson Acres.
5 - Max ran the apartments next door to where Larry was staying.
6 - Brandon ran the apartments that had only one apartment next door, the one where Robert was staying.
7 - Aaron is a landlord, Tony is a roommate, and Commerce is a company.
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The Garden City Fighting Gophers varsity boys basketball team will get a chance to go for their second consecutive provincial championship Monday as they head into the final against the Sisler Spartans.
Both teams advanced to the last round of the AAAA provincial championship Friday night after dispatching their opponents in semifinal tilts at the Investors Group Athletic Center.
The Spartans, who upset the top-seeded St. Paul's Crusaders in the quarter-final, held off a fourth-quarter comeback from the Kelvin Clippers to win their game 78 to 72.
Meanwhile, the 2012 champion Fighting Gophers held off the scrappy Sturgeon Heights Huskies, winning their game 78 to 62 en route to a chance to defend their title.
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Sharon Haslam was asleep in the upstairs bedroom of the family's converted bungalow on Westdown Road, Kinson, when the fire took hold on Friday evening.
After a passer-by raised the alarm, five fire crews were scrambled to the scene where they battled against the flames to reach the 47-year-old using an extension ladder.
Brad Stevens, watch manager at Dorset Fire and Rescue Service, said: "At 10.40pm we were called to a property in Kinson where we were met with severe fire in the ground floor conservatory which was spreading through to the roof of the property.
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The mother-of–three, who was alone in the home, was taken to Royal Bournemouth Hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
Her husband Mark said he was expecting her to be released yesterday evening.
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Mr Haslam and the couple's three daughters, who are aged 24, 23 and 18, were away from the property when the fire started.
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Letter: Beware the Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement
On December 7, Prime Minister Stephen Harper made history. He announced he will allow CNOOC Limited, China's state-owned energy company, to take over Canadian fossil-fuel giant Nexen. This deal is terrible for Canada. It puts three to six billion barrels of tar-sands oil in CNOOC's hands. If CNOOC exploits Nexen's reserves to their fullest extent, it will be detrimental to the global climate.
Any day now, Harper could decide to approve the secretive and extreme Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement, a major new trade deal that would grant unprecedented powers to Chinese corporations that own Canadian natural resources. If this agreement passes, the CNOOC will be able to sue Canadian governments in secret tribunals if our governments (municipal, provincial, or federal) do anything to counter its growing interests—including common-sense environmental protections and job-creation efforts.
This would be like the North American Free Trade Agreeement, but way more dangerous. Canada has already spent hundreds of millions on penalties from lawsuits launched under the NAFTA, and is currently being sued by a U.S. corporation because Quebec placed a temporary moratorium on fracking to study its controversial health and safety impacts. If the agreement passes, the door will be open for CNOOC and other Chinese corporations to do even worse.
Harper must protect Canadian democracy and its natural resources from corporate greed. Now that the Conservatives have allowed this damaging Nexen takeover, they must not pass the secretive and extreme agreement.
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BERKELEY-BASED cyclist Pfeiffer Georgi made an impressive start to the 2014 season, winning Saturday's first round of the Icebreaker Series of Youth Track Races at Newport International Velodrome.
Riding in the under-14 girls' category, the races are run in an Olympic Omnium format.
The 13-year-old Castle School student, racing for Giant CC Halo Films, took fourth place in the 4km scratch race, won the next 'devil take the hindmost' race, where the last rider is eliminated each lap, and came second in the final 6km points race to take a highly deserved overall win.
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Does anyone know the proper value for windows phones user agent to handle mobile redirect using htaccess?
example, I use this for iphone.
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.iPhone.$
But it seems/looks that there are many options for Windows phones (iemobile, Windows/Phone, etc.)
Thanks in advance for the help!
You can find a massive list here: http://www.useragentstring.com/pages/Mobile%20Browserlist/
But it doesn't look like there's much on there for Windows phones.
It looks like this is what the Windows 8 phone user agent will look like: http://blogs.windows.com/windows_phone/b/wpdev/archive/2012/10/17/getting-websites-ready-for-internet-explorer-10-on-windows-phone-8.aspx
However, it's usually a best to target browser features and screen resolutions, rather than user agents, as there are so many various of user agents. Plus, user agents can be spoofed
You need to remember that Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Safari all allow the useragent to be set to anything at all and so any of those four browsers running on a computer can identify itself as any type of phone. That not only makes it really easy to test any code that you write that makes use of the useragent - and it also shows how pointless such tests are.
Targetting viewport size is generally the best way of determining whether the device is using a mobile phone sized display but you can't detect that on the server at all.
Thank you Force Flow and felgall for your answers.
I'll try to take a look at the viewport port option as it makes more sense. I'll try to post my code here once I figure this out.
Thanks again!
JesusAs Fegall and ForceFlow both recommended that you review Cascading Style Sheets ( CSS) media queries.
I totally agree that focusing on browser capabilities is a vastly superior method of handling these sorts of things in general. That said, I do think that if someone is actively monkeying with browser settings to the point they are simulating being another browser or device then they have crossed the line of voiding the warranty -- they are actively lying to you.
I'll also note viewports can be tricky in this day and age now that we are seeing very high pixel density displays and such, often operated with imprecise fat fingers.
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Of course Microsoft are the ones who started using that field to lie when they started claiming that their browser was Mozilla (which was the identifier in the useragent to identify Netscape). No browser since then has ever done anything but lie in that field as they all claim to be Netscape with the Mozilla reference at the start of the field. If ALL browsers actively lie in that field then why shouldn't someone change the value in the USER agent to identify the browser the way they want - after all that's what all the browsers do anyway.
Also most browsers give you a choice of which of their competitors useragents you want to use to identify their browser. Safari running on Windows has a setting to identify itself as iPhone and Chrome has a similar setting for identifying itself as Android. Those are settings provided by Apple and Google as a part of the browser setup.
So the liars here are Microsoft, Apple and Google. So they are the people you should be telling to stop monkeying with the settings and let the USER decide how they want to identify THEIR browser - it is after all called a USER agent and so I should be the one choosing the value to use for it in my browsers and not Microsoft, Apple or Google offering values that pretend to be Netscape.
Also if I were to set the useragent in my browsers to "Steve's Microsoft Browser", "Steve's Apple Browser" and "Steve's Google Browser" then unlike the supplied useragents I am not lying as that would be an accurate description of what they are - it wouldn't match any of the utterly stupid useragent tests but then the only valid use for testing that field is to gather statistics on how many people use which lying useragent.
I'm not sure your beef with Microsoft makes much sense here -- why is it wrong to serve the pages to users in the way they ask for them? Is it my job as a developer to somehow re-divine what browser people are using even if they are telling me they are using a different one intentionally?
Those options make loads of sense -- loads easier to test webapps with desktop browsers. Sometimes you want to fake it. Especially with Safari for windows which is almost purely a tool for developers to test things with safari to make the web better for apple customers on apple devices.
Early versions of MSIE did use Mozilla's user agent string but MSIE has always identified itself as well. See http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2010/01/12/history-of-the-user-agent-string/ for a bit of history here.
Moreover, I think the IETF doesn't agree with your definition of USER agent. Section 14.43 of the RFC states:
The User-Agent request-header field contains information about the user agent originating the request. This is for statistical purposes, the tracing of protocol violations, and automated recognition of user agents for the sake of tailoring responses to avoid particular user agent limitations. User agents SHOULD include this field with requests. The field can contain multiple product tokens (section 3.8) and comments identifying the agent and any subproducts which form a significant part of the user agent. By convention, the product tokens are listed in order of their significance for identifying the application.
Nowhere do they say it is an end-user adjustable header.


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Grants of up to £300 will be available and will be awarded for activity demonstrating how it is making the business more resilient.
Anything that will enhance what a business offers can be covered; for example, new marketing materials, equipment to support new business activity or redecoration to enhance the look of premises.
A grant could also be used to buy equipment to make a business more secure from external influences such as flooding or robbery.
Graham Sizer, chair of Minehead Chamber of Commerce, said: "This is another welcome scheme which will bring benefit to Minehead businesses.
"The aim is to keep the grant as flexible as possible whilst also making sure that funds are used to bring tangible benefits to our local business community."
To qualify for the grant scheme, businesses must have been engaged in retail or a customer-focused activity, with premises located in Minehead or Alcombe, for over a year.
They must also employ no more than ten full-time or full-time equivalent employees.
Chair of the Minehead Vision Group, Cllr Mandy Chillcott, said: "We're really pleased to be able to provide this support for businesses in Minehead.
"The Vision Group has been able to make the grant available through the allocation of Seaside Strategy Funding.
"West Somerset Council is also offering both financial and administrative support for the scheme."
Businesses interested in applying can read the full criteria and details at www.westsomersetonline.gov.uk/ mineheadresiliencegrant.
Applications should be made as early as possible as the grant is subject to availability and funding.
Applications will be considered on a 'first come, first served' basis.


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You Are What You Tweet
By Andrew, on Tue, Aug 07, 2012View/Hide Photos
A friend of ours and his wife are coming to August West this year. He produced this video for us last year "Sights & Sounds," and his wife is vending cool baby clothes that you can get an early look at here http://fb.com/babykthreads. We're giving him the reigns to our Twitter stream @jaypeakresort (on account of guest management is all the rage) and he'll be covering the weekend for us. He has a small daughter so you're likely to see beauty shots of her but may also see things like bacon, his wife becoming frustrated with him for being him and images of twirling hippies-which he's likely to, lovingly, mock. A sort of warts and all approach. Regardless, he will stay in the moment by commenting on yours. Moments that is.
In any event, make sure you follow @jaypeakresort this weekend and #awestfest8 during the 8th Annual August West Fest on Saturday from 11 to 6 or so. And if you want to see what Alex is all about, all on his own, you could go here @kaufmanwithak and do just that.