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Big Y Reboards 'Education Express'
Program helps local schools
Big Y Foods will bring back its "Education Express" program to help schools in its New England market area, effective Thursday, Oct. 4. Through the program, schools earn free school supplies, including new computers, software, books, math and science materials, and sports equipment.
The last Education Express program, which ran from 2008 to 2010, enabled area schools to earn more than 8,120 art supplies, 2,720 books, 350 digital cameras, 25 interactive boards, 40 computers, 710 musical instruments, 109,650 pencils, among other items, according to Springfield, Mass.-based Big Y. Since the program started in 1993, the program has given more than $13 million worth of free teaching materials and classroom equipment to more than 2,000 schools in the communities the grocer serves.
When Big Y shoppers buy participating products highlighted by a school bus logo on the shelf sign and present their Big Y Express Savings Club or Silver Savings Club card, they earn points for the school of their choice. Schools can then redeem these points for free educational supplies. The program is automatic: points accumulate for the designated school with no need to collect or save cash register receipts. Customers can track individual contributions online, and schools receive point updates weekly and redeem points at any time during the program.
Points will accumulate from Oct. 4 through Jan. 1, 2014. Customers can sign up online on Big Y's website or Facebook page, or in person by filling out a form at the customer service desk or checkout. As a special thank-you to shoppers for taking part in the program, during its first three months, every time a shopper earns 1,000 points for a school, they'll receive one free Big Y gold coin under the grocer's loyalty program.
A unique feature of Education Express is its collaborative nature, which enables shoppers to team up with their local supermarket to support local public and private schools. During the programs five previous iterations, more than 1 million customers signed up.
"Big Y has long been dedicated to the education of the children in the communities we serve," noted Michele D'Amour, the company's education partnership administrator. "The Education Express program enables us to harness the power of our community and our shoppers to provide our local schools with the tools necessary to help educate tomorrow's leaders."
Family-owned and -operated Big Y, one of the largest independent supermarket chains in New England, employs more than 10,000 employees at 66 stores in Massachusetts and Connecticut. bigy.com


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Braided Peace Bracelet/Necklace
This is a great way to make a statement about how you feel about war! This piece can be worn as a bracelet or a necklace and is 80'' long. It's covered with tons of tiny peace charms on a braided chain.
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i saw this bauble necklace layered over an LBD and it gave the dress a whole new look. this is the kind of statement jewelry that really changes an outfit.
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Modern Local — To-Go Ware 2-Tier Action Pack
The Action Pack from To-Go Ware is the perfect Burning Man dishware set. The recycled cotton carrier bag gets your dining accessories from your tent to your camp kitchen with ease. The stainless steel bowl set provides two dishes to eat out of, plus a mini sauce holder, and latches together to make the ultimate food storage container for those very necessary late night snacks. The Bamboo Utensil Set is durable and comes in a super sleek recycled plastic carrier. -Forest Green Carrier Bag-recycled cotton and natural dyes -Stainless Steel 2-Tier Tiffin plus mini Sidekick -Wheat Bamboo Utensil Set with recycled plastic carrier


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One by one the hunters got in. Nick, Garren, Eli, David and Jamie.
Nick, Garren, Eli and David are the village's best hunters. They were
traveling for three days. Finally they got to where they wanted to be,
where seals were swimming. A seal popped out of the water. Jamie threw
a spear and missed. He tried again and again and again! They ran out of
spears. You've got bad aim," said Nick.
"You, You", (I don't speak his language so I can't write it down), said Garren. "That means you have very bad aim!"
"You're off the hunt. This is not cool!" said Eli.
They went ashore, put up camp and camped overnight there. "We need to go back to the village," said David.
Nick, David, Eli and Garren headed back to the village, but left Jamie stranded in his tent.
Three days later the village was asleep when they arrived. "I will
get the spears," said Nick. He came back with 16 spears. This time they
brought Dylan with them.
"We are back on track," said Garren.
This time they got there in two days. They saw the biggest seal they
had ever seen! It was 22 feet long. Nick threw a spear at it. It was a
hit. The seal did not die. Garren tried to hit it with a spear. It did
not die. Dylan tried to spear the seal and it did not die. Eli tried.
The spear hit right in the back of the seal's head. David tried a wack
at it to make sure the seal was dead. It died.
Dylan shot his bow and arrow and hit a rock and the arrow ricocheted into a tree 78 feet away from it!
David did the same things, so Nick shot it in the head and put in a
sack! Meanwhile, a moose came and everybody shot it four times. It was
a mad bull. It was injured badly. Garren shot it and it died.
The hunters got back in December. It was Nick's birthday this time.
The whole village had a party because of the successful hunt and
because of Nick's birthday. It lasted for two weeks!
Four months later Jamie returned to the village. He had figured out
how to hunt and eat small animals-but he still couldn't hit a target 2
feet away from him.
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What does the acronym EASE in EASE-Grid stand for?
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Why equal-area maps?
Given the choices of either shape distortion or areal distortion or both, the equal-area projections were chosen for the EASE-Grids because they minimized the amount of distortion over the hemispheric and global scale being portrayed. One convenient side effect of this choice is that calculations of areal statistics are reduced to simply summing pixels and multiplying by a constant area per pixel, so the acronym, EASE takes on a secondary meaning, as in easy to use. For more information, see the EASE-Grid: A Versatile Set of Equal-Area Projections and Grids Web page.
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The state pension fund earned a 14.6 percent rate of return for the fiscal year that ended in March, a return less than in 2010 but higher than in previous years, Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced this morning.
The state pension fund, which pays benefits to about 350,000 state retirees and has 650,000 members who are still working, has had wide swings in returns in recent years due to the volatility of the stock market.
The 14.6 percent increase in the 2010-11 fiscal year followed a 26 percent return last year, the third best performance in 20 years. But in 2009, the fund fell 26.3 percent.
DiNapoli suggested the fund has stabilized, with an estimated value of $146.5 billion, the highest since the economic downturn three years ago.
"The fund remained resilient during a tough economic period," DiNapoli said in a statement. "We've come a long way back. The strong returns should reassure our beneficiaries and New York taxpayers that the fund is strong and sustainable."
The success of the pension fund is critical to local and state governments. Pension costs have skyrocketed in recent years because of the downturn on Wall Street and more workers retiring.
Pension costs for state and local governments will increase by 37 percent in 2012. The contribution rates by local governments to fund the state's Employee Retirement System are rising from 11.9 percent of a municipality's total salary to 16.3 percent in 2012.
"There still are reasons to be cautious about the ongoing recovery, but the results are a good sign that the Fund has weathered the worst of the downturn. We're on the right course," DiNapoli said.


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That was a damned good ending.. and I'll admit to shedding a …
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Comment on Moebyou Ends Well: "Better Than We Could've Hoped For!" by Elle Lowel:
That was a damned good ending.. and I'll admit to shedding a few tears. I'm so gonna buy the DVDs.
Recent comments by Elle Lowel:
- Bombergirl Announced "Bomberman's Gender Swap!":
I'm more annoyed that the game is too lenient.. if your hit by your own bombs, you should lose a life. That's the beloved frustration of the original game.
- Namco Founder Masaya Nakamura Passes Away:
I wonder how this'll affect 765 Production in the Im@s series. After all it is named after Namco.
- Rondo Duo Translation Patch Fully Erect:
If it's true that Tinkle Bell is providing an english translation along with their product. I will not only happily purchase. But I will have tremendous love and respect for the company. So much I'd want to (and possibly will) purchase all their past productions.
- Godzilla Resurgence Trailer Unsurprisingly Monstrous:
シン•ゴジラ.. Shin Gogira.. Death Godzilla? In my honest opinion.. that name is kinda fitting. Especially with that design with the arms and way oversized tail. This movie just might be indeed, the death of the Godzilla franchise. Well.. it had a good run.
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This anime made my cheeks hurt from smiling too much.. I think i'm hooked on this series. I mean, heck. This series is a keeper. And i'll buy the DVDs.


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>Health and Nutrition>Are "Save Yourself ....." online tutorials worth it??
Yet again, I'm in the throes of another IT Band flare up (which, awfully enough started up during mile 8 of my 1st marathon attempt) and, yet again, I find myself googling the universe for answers. With every flare up, I've come across this "Save Yourself from IT band Syndrome" site for $19.95... I'm tempted to buy, but also, in a word - cheap. I can't seem to find any reviews of the program and I'm hoping that someone has invested in the program and has some insight about it, good or bad.
i would go to your local library. There should be one of the 5 or 6 books about running injuries. It'll likely have the same info.
2017 goal: get in shape to actually train in 2018.
2017 goal: get back to 7 min/mile easy runs.
Feeling the growl again
Never had ITB.
All I can say is the two friends I personally know who had it, switched to motion control shoes (ICK) and it went away. Eventually they got away from them and the ITB didn't come back.
That's all I have.
"If you want to be a bad a$s, then do what a bad a$s does. There's your pep talk for today. Go Run." -- Slo_Hand
I am spaniel - Crusher of Treadmills
Consistently Slow
Yet again, I'm in the throes of another IT Band flare up (which, awfully enough started up during mile 8 of my 1st marathon attempt) and, yet again, I find myself googling the universe for answers. With every flare up, I've come across this "Save Yourself from IT band Syndrome" site for $19.95... I'm tempted to buy, but also, in a word - cheap. I can't seem to find any reviews of the program and I'm hoping that someone has invested in the program and has some insight about it, good or bad.
Do you do IT band stretches regularly?
Run until the trail runs out.
The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff
I had ITB issues years ago and went to www.julstro.com and with their help it went away pretty quick. Basically it promoted using a dowel to massage out your quads really getting good stretches on your quads, hamstrings and calves. You might also check into shoes with a little more stability.
Please don't pay someone for this information. Here's something for free...I have had pretty bad IT band pain twice. Once after doing a series of ill-advised hill sessions, and another time immediately after my first marathon. What worked for me was finding a series of IT band stretches (google them) and be aggressive about it. I was stretching 5 or 6 times a day at the onset of the injury. More importantly, use a foam roller. And not one of those wimpy ones they sell at Dick's or other sporting goods store. It needs to be hard - they sell them with PVC pipe in the middle. I've had mine for almost 2 years and I love it. It truly is a miracle worker. I think they cost about $30. I know your cheap (I am too!) but IMHO it will save you a lot of pain and suffering in the long run...Good luck!
Goals for 2013: sub 18 5K; stay healthy
Just seconding the aggressive rolling and ITB stretching (if you can actually stretch the thing) and ITB release type of stuff. I still don't own a roller, but I do use a 2 litre bottle of coke so it's pretty solid, rolling using that works well, either working up and down the ITB, or, if it's too painful weighting the area that hurts, holding for a few seconds, moving slightly, repeat, and so on. The amount of weight I can put onto the bottle is generally an indication of how tight or knotted the ITB is. Also massaging by hand or using one of those massager things (the knobber or whatever it's called...yep, great name) on knotty areas can really help too. It does hurt to roll and massage, but it seems to really help. Rolling before and after a run, plus before bed seems to help sort it out for me, as well as the stretching and so on. I keep up with the stretching post-run because it's part of my stretching routine and because I find it helps me (I know some people get no benefits from any post-run stretches) but I only tend to roll when things are feeling a bit tight in the knee area, and generally just a couple of short sessions of rolling are enough to get things back to normal before any pain or true symptoms of ITB tightness kick in.
"Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend."
Live the Adventure. Enjoy the Journey. Be Kind. Have Faith!
Just coming off a bout of this myself. Stretching is good but strengthening weak muscles (usually glutes) is also important. I do this exercise with the resistance band. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgyBLtfU6ho&feature=related
Walk sideways 25 steps, knees bent, with the band around the ankles and then reverse directions, returning to where you started. Repeat the exercise again. You will feel it in your butt.
Avoid downhills like the plague for the time being and limit your mileage. I find that faster running doesn't irritate the band as much. Ice the band after running. Save your 19.95. It is better spent on the foam roller, resistance bands or a good physical therapist who will work with you individually.
Ostrich runner
If the foam roller doesn't hurt really, really bad, then you aren't doing it right.
Petco Run/Walk/Wag 5k
Foam rolling for ITB should be along the outside of the thigh from knee to hip - that helps me whenever I get twinges. And it should hurt until you get tears in your eyes! LOL
bob e v 2014 goals: keep on running! Is there anything more than that?
Complete the last 3 races in the Austin Distance Challenge, Rogue 30k, 3M Half, Austin Full
Break the 1000 mi barrier!
History: blessed heart attack 3/15/2008; c25k july 2008 first 5k 10/26/2008 on 62nd birthday.


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Star Commentary: Finale Loyaltiesby Maria Russo in Food Network Star, August 9, 2011
Well, there's only one episode left. Come Sunday night, Vic "Vegas" Moea, Susie Jimenez or Jeff Mauro will officially be named the next Food Network Star. After 10 episodes of trying challenges, dramatic exchanges and emotional moments, loyal viewers and eager commenters on Food Network's Facebook page and our Star blog have become attached to the finalists, particularly the remaining three, and are fervently rooting for their favorite.


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As an all volunteer organization with no paid staff, we rely entirely on your donations to continue our life-saving mission. We are funded entirely by private donations and receive no government support. Most dogs for adoption are housed in foster home situations.
"I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something.
And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do." – Helen Keller


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I love Jerusalem artichokes but they give me serious pain. Is there a secret to cooking wind-free artichokes? C. Oliver
If God had meant us to enjoy Jerusalem artichokes without farting like brewery horses then he would have given us enzymes to digest the stuff. Jerusalem artichokes store their energy in underground tubers using a carbohydrate called inulin. Inulin is a polysaccharide. Polysaccharide literally means ''many sugars'', long chains of simple sugars joined together. Starch is a polysaccharide. In our gut, polysaccharides are broken down by enzymes into monosaccharides, or simple sugars such as glucose. Unfortunately, we don't have the enzymes in our guts to break down inulin. So it makes its way intact to the colon, where bacteria take over and digest it for us, in the process creating carbon dioxide gas. Sorry. May I suggest eating a little Jerusalem artichoke at a time to let your body get used to it and not gorge on the first flush, so to speak.
Where can I find black pudding? M. Rogers
Why a sausage made with pigs fat and pigs blood is called a pudding is one of those lovely little etymological digressions we love here at Brain Food. It could have Germanic roots from pud or to swell. I prefer the other derivation on offer, from the French boudin or sausage. Ask black pudding maker David MacDonald at David's Larder (Shop 12, 33-43 Phillip Street, St Marys, NSW) or Rob Boyle from Rob's British and Irish Butchery (177 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong, Victoria).
Do I need to store soy or tomato sauce (ketchup) in the fridge after opening? A. Appleton
Have you ever bought a pie in summer and reached for the squeeze bottle of tomato sauce and pumped your pie full of tingling bubbly sauce? That, my friend, is the result of fermentation and the reason we store sauce in the fridge. With its high acid content, tomato sauce is quite a hostile place for bugs. But once the lid is open, wild yeasts will make their way into the sauce. If the sauce is kept in a warm place, such as on top of the Laminex counter of a country bakery, the yeast could multiply and ferment the sugar in the sauce, turning it to alcohol and carbon dioxide. So once open, keep your sauce in the fridge, especially home-made sauce without additional chemical preservatives. Now, good-quality soy sauce has already been fermented in manufacture, with moulds breaking down the protein in cooked soybeans into amino acids. There's enough salt in soy sauce to stop bugs causing it to go off but once air hits soy sauce, oxygen will start reacting with it, changing its flavour. Keeping soy sauce in the fridge will slow down this process.
What is the best way to store fresh ginger? R. Crowe
When ginger is first picked, it has quite a delicate skin. This is in the markets now so look after it by placing it in a paper bag and keep in the crisper in the fridge. The longer ginger is out of the ground, the tougher its skin gets. This tough skin will protect for a week or so without the quality of the ginger deteriorating. Probably best to buy less ginger more frequently. Some freeze their ginger and grate it as needed from frozen. Our good friends at the Australian Ginger Growers Association suggest buying ginger that is hard and not soft on the ''knobbly bits''. My words not theirs. They also suggest putting smaller pieces in a jar and covering with dry sherry.
In regards to chicken schnitzels, yes, it was remiss of me not to mention to place freshly crumbed schnitzels in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before frying. Thank you to the dozen people who wrote in. I also need to apologise for describing Monterrey (claimed by some as the birthplace of nachos) as being a state in northern Mexico. Monterrey is actually the capital of the state of Nuevo Leon and home to Manuel Uribe, the world's fattest man. Which makes sense. Thanks to G. Plowes who pointed out that Mexicans eat a nacho-like dish, chilaquiles, for breakfast. This is a dish of toasted tortilla chips served with green tomato sauce, cheese and sometimes cream. Sound familiar? Also thanks to Mr Acroy, who sent in this derisible joke. Q: What type of cheese isn't yours? A: Nacho cheese.
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In some ways, the surprise of the Oct. 10-24 Synod of Bishops for the Middle East may not be that it ended amid acrimony involving Israel, the Vatican, and the mostly Arab bishops of the region. Instead, the surprise may be that it took so long to happen.
As the synod wrapped up on Sunday, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon complained that it had turned into "a forum for political attacks on Israel, in the best history of Arab propaganda."
Ayalon specifically objected to a comment made at the synod's closing press conference on Saturday by Greek Melkite Archbishop Cyrille Salim Bustros, who's actually based in Newton, Massachusetts.
Bustros was commenting on a line in the synod's final message, which rejected use of the Bible to justify injustice.
"We Christians cannot speak of the 'promised land' as an exclusive right for a privileged Jewish people," Bustros said. "This promise was nullified by Christ. There is no longer a chosen people – all men and women of all countries have become the chosen people."
Some Jews took that line as an expression of theological "Supercessionism," meaning that the coming of Christ "cancelled" God's covenant with Israel -- a view that the Second Vatican Council and subsequent papal teaching has been understood to reject. Some Israelis likewise saw it as a rejection of Israel as a "Jewish state."
Read the full report here: Acrimony with Israel clouds close of Middle East Synod
|Read NCR's full coverage of the Synod of Bishops for the Middle East: Index of stories from the Synod.
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text: The followup to Search and Spot Animals! Search and Spot GO! polished by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, comes out in October. More patterns! This time with a transportation theme and vehicles of all kinds. Challenge yourself to find the right bus. Find your way to the hospital on the map and find the submarine under the waves! I had so much fun making this, I hope you will have fun too!


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Event will offer dental services free to needy
Dr. Vincent Monticciolo figures he and his crew have saved thousands of smiles for free over the past nine years, and on Friday they plan to fix at least 500 more. Monticciolo and about 100 volunteers will provide free dental care Friday to anyone who needs it, as part of the annual Dentistry from the Heart event. The services will be available first-come, first-served at Monticciolo General and Sedation Dentistry, 4530 Grand Blvd. Patients who need ongoing care will be referred to community clinics. Last year, people began lining up a day in advance and braved freezing overnight temperatures to secure a spot. For information, visit www.dentistryfromtheheart.org.
Run for Haiti set at Al Lopez Park
Starbucks of Wesley Chapel and the Tampa Bay for Haiti Coalition, in collaboration with the nonprofit Haitian Education Project, have organized the Run for Haiti on Saturday. The event begins at 8 a.m. with a 5K walk/run and a 1-mile fun run at Al Lopez Park in Tampa. Mayor Pam Iorio will be the speaker, and the Tampa Bay Lightning will be there with giveaways. All race proceeds will go to relief efforts in Haiti. To register visit haitianeducationproject.net. Early registration is $20; after Thursday it's $25. On-site registration will start at 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Food, T-shirts, and ribbons will be provided. Call (813) 453-7885 or (352) 437-4941.
Goodwill opens huge thrift store
Goodwill Industries opened a 25,000-square-foot thrift store Monday on State Road 56 just east of Interstate 75. The store, which is having its grand opening Saturday, sells everything from clothes for all ages to shoes, toys, books, movies, toiletries and housewares. The atmosphere is more like a retail center than thrift store, with chic lighting, shopping carts, signs marking each department, a drink machine and a long line of cash registers. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Sales at the Wesley Chapel store and 14 other Goodwill retail stores in west central Florida support services for people with disabilities or other special needs.


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It is not every day that one of the world's industrial giants sets up shop with one of the titans of a big, dynamic economy, so Eon's proposed joint venture with Sabanci Holding of Turkey has caused quite a stir.
Eon is taking a fifty per cent stake in Enerjisa, the energy group half-owned by Turkey's Sabanci Holding, replacing Austria's Verbund, which previously held the shares and which is exchanging its holdings for full ownership of eight Bavarian hydro-electric power stations. Read more


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ITworld.com –
The focus will be on fixes this Wednesday when the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) unveils its list of the top 20 Internet security vulnerabilities to a gathering of government chief information officers (CIO) and IT professionals. The meeting, which is to be held Wednesday at the offices of the GSA in Washington, is expected to be attended by around 350 people, most from within the ranks of the government IT community.
This is the third year that the list has been released to the public. Compiled by the nonprofit SANS (Sysadmin, Audit, Network, Security) Institute Inc. and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC), the list is intended to raise awareness of serious computer vulnerabilities and provide IT administrators with a way to prioritize vulnerabilities, encouraging them to patch the most dangerous holes in their computer infrastructure.
Past lists have been segmented into three categories: general vulnerabilities, Windows vulnerabilities and Unix vulnerabilities. Security vulnerabilities that made previous editions of the list have ranged from very broad issues such as the failure to maintain complete system backups, to very specific platform and product vulnerabilities such as programming flaws in the Remote Data Services (RDS) component of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Information Server.
Unlike past years, however, this year's conference will do more than just raise red flags. Underscoring the Bush administration's stated desire to enlist the private sector in the job of securing the nation's IT infrastructure, representatives from leading network vulnerability assessment companies such as Qualys Inc., Foundstone Inc. and Internet Security Systems Inc. will be on hand at the GSA conference to unveil a list of specific tools and services their companies offer that can detect and remove many of the leading common vulnerabilities and exposures -- or CVEs -- on this year's list, according to a source involved in planning the event.
Those companies, as well as others, have worked closely with the SANS Institute and agencies within the government over the past four months to compile the list, according to the source.
Apart from the announcements about vulnerabilities, the conference will highlight NASA's program to thwart Internet attacks on their network of over 120,000 machines, according to the source. That program relies on sharing information about vulnerabilities and attacks between different IT groups within an organization, creating a transparent and competitive environment in which IT managers are judged by the security of their systems.
The GSA is expected to hold up the NASA's program as a model which other government agencies and private companies could use to reduce the number of attacks on their own systems.
Also at the conference, the GSA will announce an initiative to expand the government's Safeguard program to help audit the government's own systems for common vulnerabilities, according to a press release from the GSA dated Sept. 30, 2002.
The Safeguard program is run by the Center for Information Security Services (CISS) and provides professional services and products to agencies of the federal government to help protect those agencies against potential threats.
Although targeted at IT professionals working within the federal government, the yearly announcement of the 20 top Internet vulnerabilities from the FBI and SANS is recognized by many within the security industry as a benchmark of sorts -- a list of vulnerabilities, many of them targeted by high-profile worms or viruses such as Code Red and this year's Slapper, that must be addressed for a Web site or corporate network to be considered secure.


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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and hubby Abhishek Bachchan's love for London is known to all. Time and again, the couple has visited the city, during vacations. This time again, Aishwarya Rai was spotted in London, with hubby Abhishek Bachchan.
In the last few weeks, Ash had gone through a very hectic schedule, due to the 66th Cannes International Film Festival. Following this, Mrs Junior Bachchan had attended the amfAR Cinema Against Aids gala. And now finally, the actress has got some time for relaxation with hubby and daughter Aaradhya.
As per the reports, Abhi and Ash were in London for a charity concert. They were recently spotted on a shopping spree in the city. While Aishwarya was wearing a black overcoat and was carrying a Louis Vuitton bag, Abhishek too was all in black. Check out the image of Abhishek and Aishwarya, snapped by their fans.


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After starting to work in Lesotho in June, PIH moved rapidly to implement key components of our model of comprehensive community-based care. We trained dozens of community health workers, scaled up testing and treatment for HIV, provided food to patients and families suffering from hunger and malnutrition and worked to reinforce the public health sector. Highlights of PIH's work in Lesotho during 2006 included:
Training village health workers: In June 2006, staff from PIH Lesotho led the first village health worker training at the Nohana Health Center, our first clinical site in Lesotho. More than 75 village health workers from the Nohana area participated in the training, which focused on HIV/AIDS care, prevention and treatment. During the following months, additional training sessions were conducted in Nohana, and in October a first round of training was carried out with village health workers in Nkau, another mountain community where PIH plans to start working in 2007.
A village health worker delivers medication to an HIV patient in Lesotho
Providing access to lifesaving treatment for HIV/AIDS: In July 2006, PIH Lesotho started its first 16 AIDS patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) at the Nohana Health Center. As news of the remarkable recovery of these patients spread throughout the area, the number of people seeking HIV testing or treatment at the Nohana Health Center increased dramatically. Within just six months, more than 170 patients were receiving ART at the Nohana Health Center and over 450 were enrolled in pre-ART care.
Committing to support the public sector: On November 2, 2006, PIH co-founder Dr. Jim Yong Kim flew to Maseru, Lesotho, to meet with the Minister of Health and sign a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Health and Partners In Health. PIH is committed to serving alongside the Ministry of Health in Lesotho to bring community-based primary care and treatment for HIV and tuberculosis to mountainous rural areas.
Delivering food to the hungry in Nohana: On November 16, 2006, a first shipment of food was delivered to Nohana Health Center under an agreement between PIH and the World Food Program that will provide nutritional support to HIV patients and their families.
Improving treatment for tuberculosis and seeking out cases of drug-resistant TB: Testing in Nohana has confirmed high rates of tuberculosis and of HIV-TB coinfection. Although the National Tuberculosis Program offers limited support for diagnosis and treatment, PIH has identified almost 100 active cases of TB, among whom more than 90 percent are coinfected with HIV. Outbreaks of multidrug-resistant and extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB and XDR-TB) in neighboring South Africa raised concern about drug-resistant tuberculosis in Lesotho. In response, PIH Lesotho partnered with the National Tuberculosis Program of Lesotho to conduct a rapid survey of two Lesotho districts bordering the affected region of KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa, during October and November of 2006. The survey will provide a snapshot of the extent of MDR-TB and XDR-TB in Lesotho.
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**The Problem**
I was recently asked to look at an application problem around stage events. The problem we were seeing is when the application was resized the **removedFromStage** event and the **addedToStage** event were being fired. This was causing unexpected behavior in the application as there was application logic attached to these events.
**The Cause**When the application is started in its default size there are no scrollbars. If the user resizes the application to be smaller then scrollbars are added. If you look in the **Container** class there is a function called **createContentPane()**. This function is called prior to adding the scrollbars. Its responsibility is to create a content pane (a **FlexSprite**). When it creates the content pane it reparents all the children i.e. it adds each child to the content pane and then tells the child that its parent has changed by calling **parentChanged()**. The net result is we see **removedFromStage** and **addedToStage** fired. On subsequent resizing the content pane remains, once it is created it is never removed or recreated.**Workarounds**I found a couple of workarounds. The first is to put a guard condition in your event handlers for the **removedFromStage** event and the **addedToStage** event. The guard condition can check the **creatingContentPane** property on the parent Container.The second workaround is to create the content pane up-front. The **createContentPane()** function is in **mx_internal** namespace so you can override **createChildren()** on the Container and call **createContentPane()**.The downside to creating the content pane up-front is you will increase the memory footprint, the size of this increase will depend on the size of your application.**Recommendations**My recommendation would be to discourage attaching logic to the **removedFromStage** event and the **addedToStage** event. As was shown here they weren't expected on resize and unexpected behavior was introduced in to the application. There are workarounds but you need to consider how you enforce the workaround within the team. If you can't enforce them, then don't do it.**Test Harness**For the purpose of understanding the behavior and testing the workaround I created the following test harness.


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CD cash-out stirs conflict
A failure to communicate cost Pierce County a $13,000 penalty when a certificate of deposit was cashed in early to cover end-of-year bills, according to some sources.
But the man who was county treasurer at the time disagrees. In the end, he said, an investment experiment he initially questioned made money for the county despite the penalty.
"We were headed for pretty thin ice, so I had to break a CD," said former treasurer Lee Skog Friday. "I don't think I erred in doing what I did."
With unknown bills on the horizon and a payroll around the corner, he had no choice but to cash in a $1 million CD in late December, said Skog.
"I, of course, wasn't going to be around. I couldn't leave Paula (Knutson) with a negative balance, so there was no choice," said Skog.
The penalty could have been avoided if Skog had alerted her, said Finance Director Julie Brickner. She said she and Knutson, who became treasurer in January, will work together to make sure this doesn't happen again.
"Had I known, I think I could have worked with it," said Brickner. She said she could have held some bills briefly or, in one case, arranged to pay a large bill quarterly rather than in one payment.
The cash-flow problem, although it was only for a short time, looked too large to deal with that way, said Skog. "There was no choice to be made but to cash in $1 million."
"It was a trial run and it was a very expensive one," said Skog. "I went into it (the CD purchases) reluctantly because I could see this happening possibly."
While Skog worked with the finance committee early in the year to find the best place to hold money in a CD, he renewed deposits last August "without discussing it with anybody," said Administrative Coordinator Curt Kephart.
In February 2006, the finance committee agreed to invest $4 million in six-month CDs at Bank Mutual. The committee was told the money wouldn't be needed until August and at the 4.91 percent rate the bank was offering, the county could earn about $97,000--$10,000 more than if it kept the money in the usual money market account.
When the CDs matured in August, the county didn't need the full amount to pay taxes to other jurisdictions, so Skog cashed out $2 million and rolled over the other $2 million for an even better interest rate of 5.42 percent, said Knutson.
Skog cashed in one of the $1 million CDs in late December. Because the CD didn't mature until Feb. 14, the county paid an early-withdrawal penalty of about $13,000.
Knutson said the investment would have earned $27,000 if left until maturity, but instead earned only about $14,000.
Because property tax receipts began coming in January, the county's checkbook was only short for a few days, said Knutson. She agreed the cash-flow problem was short term and could probably have been avoided by holding payment of some bills.
The county "lost investment opportunity," summarized Kephart. "We still got more out of it, but didn't get as much as we could have gotten if the money had been in more liquid investments."
"I had no knowledge of this until the middle of January 2007," said Brickner. "It could have been prevented with proper communication."
"I don't see the checkbook. That's kind of the division here," said Brickner. While the finance director sends out payments, the treasurer collects taxes, handles investments and oversees the checkbook balance.
"I had no signal, no warning up front," said Skog of the action he took once he saw the pending shortage.
Still, he said, "Even though we took that hit, we probably did OK."
He concluded, "Even though the penalty was horrendous, we still got a good rate."


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BROADWAY SESSIONS to Welcome Eric Michael Krop, Hannah Elless & More Tomorrow
BROADWAY SESSIONS is described as an evening of musical performances, games and open mic featuring a new Broadway guest each week. The show is created and hosted by Ben Cameron (Bway Wicked, Aida and Footloose) and features musical director Joshua Stephen Kartes on piano.
This Thursday, March 6th, Broadway Sessions welcomes Godspell alums Eric Michael Krop and Hannah Elless and more. Joining Krop and Elless will be vocalists Baba Tavares, Michael Everett Valentine, Susan O'Dea, Lauren Turner and teenage belter Jennifer Dinolfo. Open mic takes place pre-show when doors open at 10pm.
Broadway Sessions takes place every Thursday evening at The Laurie Beechman Theater inside The West Bank Café located at 407 west 42nd street (corner of 42nd street and 9th avenue). 212-695-6909. Doors open at 10:00, showtime at 11pm $5 drink specials all night. $5 cover includes a donation to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids. Past performances can be viewed on Broadway Sessions YouTube channel. www.BroadwaySessions.net.


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The Pumas now play Scotland for a place in the Rugby World Cup semi-finals.
Contepomi, who kicked three penalties and a conversion, said: "It is a very proud moment for the team, for Argentina rugby and for the nation.
"People are talking about us as favourites for the quarter-final now, but if we are favourites we need to take on that responsibility."
Contepomi, who plays his club rugby in Ireland with Leinster, continued: "We need to work really hard and try to play our best game next week."
"I know people back home are following this like a football World Cup."
Argentina had already secured a major scalp when they upset France in the tournament's opening game, and the win over Ireland meant they finished top of Pool D.
Coach Marcelo Loffreda added: "This is a very important step for Argentine rugby.
"There is huge merit in what this team has achieved, getting through the so-called 'pool of death' with a lot of authority.
"We knew Ireland were very dangerous and could destabilise our game so we had to keep control."
Captain Agustin Pichot said the Pumas had once again made the world take note of them as a team that should be involved in a major annual competition.
"We showed the world we exist just as we said after the first match," he said.
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Katie Holmes is the new face of Bobbi Brown, a single mom, an actress, and a lover of cupcakes. With a busy schedule that always makes time for the little girl in her life, Holmes managed to find a moment to sit down for an interview with Marie Claire.
Talking about her belief in true beauty, Holmes tells the women's publication:
"The way I was raised was about who we were, not what we looked like. In terms of when I became a mother and what I'm imparting to my daughter about beauty, I'm pretty much imparting what my mother and grandmother taught me. What's most important is what's going on in your heart and your head."
So how does Katie Holmes keep her youthful complexion? She claims it all comes down to "drinking a lot of water" and being careful with her blush. Holmes also credits her "confidence" with her beauty.
It may very well be that confidence and always youthful but sophisticated look that led Katie Holmes to become the first celebrity ambassador for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics in its 22-year history.
When asked about her style evolution, Holmes admits, "I've made a lot of mistakes," and adds, "I was always confused, are you supposed to go heavy on the inside with eyeliner, and lighter on the out? Everyone would tell me something different. And the cat eye is not for me, apparently. I always want to try it, but I just look like a mess."
While Holmes admits that her mom taught her to "eat healthy and be well," she makes the case for some good old baked goods and junk food:
"You do have the meal of the week that's like French fries and cupcakes, and I think that's important. But I try to eat a lot of kale, salad with chicken, that kind of stuff. That just helps me keep up with life. And then I think it definitely plays into your skin."
We have to admit that Katie Holmes looks better than ever, Just check out her feature photo for Allure Magazine:
To read more about Katie Holmes and her fashion evolution, cupcake choices, and creative inspiration check out her full Marie Claire interview.


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Article source: Vassiliades Architects
The challenge to create two different and independent dwelling units on the same site was fulfilled successfully because they follow the same design philosophy and are consolidated visually. Morphologically the houses are characterized by orthonormal, parallelepiped volumes, lined with wood panels which stand out from the primary white volume and reflect functionally the bedrooms. The exposed concrete elements come to add strength and simplicity in whole, functioning \"compensatory \" in the warm mood that the large wood surfaces give. The design course was determined by the dedication to the functionality, when at the same time many bioclimatic elements were included in order to achieve thermal comfort for the users.
- Architects: Vassiliades Architects
- Project: Double house
- Location: Limassol, Cyprus


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Shamrock Toffee Fudge Recipe
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Tiny toffee bits add a delightful crunch to this creamy fudge. I decorated each piece with a green frosting rosette for our church's St. Patrick's Day fundraiser dinner. By changing the design, you have dessert for any occasion. —Kristine M. Chayes, Smithtown, New York
Featured In: 11 Shamrock-Shaped Recipes
VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 2 cups vanilla or white chips
- 1 cup milk chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Dash salt
- 3/4 cup chocolate-covered English toffee bits
- 1/8 teaspoon rum extract
- 1 cup vanilla frosting
- Green food coloring
- Line a 9-in. square pan with foil and grease the foil; set aside. In a large saucepan, combine the milk and chips. Cook and stir over low heat until chips are melted. Add the butter and salt; stir until smooth. Remove from the heat; stir in toffee bits and extract. Pour into prepared pan. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours or until firm.
- Using foil, remove fudge from pan; carefully remove foil. Cut fudge into 1-in. squares. Place the frosting in a small resealable plastic bag; tint with food coloring. Cut a small hole in a corner of bag; pipe a shamrock onto each square. Yield: about 2-1/4 pounds.
Originally published as Shamrock Toffee Fudge in Taste of Home February/March 2006, p40
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Reviewed Mar. 16, 2014
"This recipe was so easy, inexpensive for amount it made. Can't wait to take it to work tomorrow for St. Patty's to share. Came out perfect and tastes delicious!!! (Also, the clean up was a breeze!"
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2011
"Very good and super easy to make. I think I would up the toffee bits to an even cup the next time I make this. Also- I didn't bother with the frosting design."
Reviewed Mar. 7, 2011
"VERY easy to make. Guests loved it!!"
Reviewed Nov. 30, 2009
"This is another recipe that turns out perfect. I do not understand why anyone would throw this recipe away, as it works out beautifully every time my family makes it."


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About Ariel Lawhon
Ariel Lawhon is co-founder of She Reads, a novelist, blogger, and life-long reader. She lives in the rolling hills outside Nashville, Tennessee, with her husband and four young sons (aka The Wild Rumpus). She is the author of THE WIFE THE MAID AND THE MISTRESS and the forthcoming HINDENBURG (both published by Doubleday).


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Sasquatch Festival Extended to Two Weekends in 2014
Fri, 21 Jun 2013 16:58:59
This fest is bigger than Big Foot.
The Sasquatch! Festival is extending itself by expanding to two weekends, separated by about six weeks, in 2014. Sasquatch! will take place May 23-25 and July 4-6 at The Gorge in George, Washington.
There will be completely different lineups for both weekends so it's like two different festivals under one brand. The more, the merrier.
For more info, visit www.sasquatchfestival.com.
Time for our favorite game, readers. Play festival organizer, if only in the comments field below and in your head. If you could design your own festival, who would play it and where would it be? When? Go ahead, get creative. No limits, no rules, no reality.
—Katie Sheehan


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Teaching Primary Science Constructively
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Explores the latest research and thinking on the most effective ways to help students learn science; A comprehensive introductory chapter acts as an advance organiser for all the major issues that are exemplified in later chapters; Case studies and vignettes illustrate how teachers have applied constructivist learning sequences in their classrooms, helping readers to see the teaching and learning suggestions 'in action'; Numerous examples throughout demonstrate teaching strategies that align with a constructivist perspective; Summaries of primary students' alternative conceptions in the various science content areas help readers to appreciate the ideas their students may hold; Concepts and understandings for primary teachers are included at the end of Chapters 3 - 12, allowing readers to audit their own understanding of various content areas; A wide range of activities throughout the text enable readers to interact with the text and be more metacognitive about their learning.
About the Author
Keith Skamp is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Education at Southern Cross University. He has been a lecturer in undergraduate and graduate units in science education, environmental education and research methodology for many years and has led or been involved in professional and curriculum development initiatives in primary science at state, national and international levels. His research and consultancy in science and environmental education has included working with the Australian Academy of Science's Primary Connections initiative, as well as for State and federal governments, and has resulted in numerous refereed journal articles and other publications; currently his research focuses on students' responses to global warming. Keith has received distinguished awards for university teaching and service to professional science education associations.


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County jail docket
The following people were booked into the Flagler County Inmate Facility on charges yet to be proven in court: Shawn Smith, 35, Elkton, probation violation. Daniel MacNeil, 30, Palm Coast, serving sentence for court, DUI; Timothy Jones, 37, Flagler Beach, possession of drug paraphernalia, DUI; Record expunged, 25, Orange Park, possession of marijuana 20 grams or more; Thomas Paterno, 34, Palm Coast, DUI; Rickey Haney, 44, Jacksonville, attached tag not assigned, uttering forged instrument; Micheal Jones, 42, Daytona Beach, violation of parole; Jeffrey Leckinger, 37, Palm Coast, failure to appear; Wayne Franz, 33, Bunnell, driving w/ suspended license habitual; Anne Burrell, 42, grand theft; Dean Irwin, 21, Bunnell, failure to appear (2); Gene Rogers, 29, Palm Coast, probation violation; Lea Stokes, 53, Flagler Beach, DUI; Duane Budden, 38, Bunnell, battery domestic violence; Elena Kotomina 53, Palm Coast, DUI; Ashleigh Barnes 29, St. Augustine, introduction of contraband into detention facility, possession controlled substance without prescription; serving sentence for court;
Jose Adames, 43, Palm Coast, out of county warrant; Paulina Zhanel, 29, Palm Coast, possession drug cultivation paraphernalia; Christina Scorsone, 41, Palm Coast, serving sentence for court; Ilia Javoronkov, 30, Palm Coast, out of county warrant, probation violation (2); Clifford Dozier, 53, Mims, returned for court; Andres Pinedo, 27, Palm Coast, criminal mischief, assault/domestic violence; William Corrigan, 27, Port Orange, returned for court; Janmichael Albritton-Spain, 21, Palm Coast, probation violation; Ben Bentley, 27, Palm Coast, arson; James Heren, 34, Flagler Beach, probation violation; Jorganna Franklin, 26, Palm Coast, probation violation (9); Ashley Castorena, 32, Bunnell, possession methamphetamine with intent, possession marijuana with intent to distribute, probation violation; Serena Kumpf, 26, Ormond Beach, failure to appear (5); Paulina Zhanel, 29, Palm Coast, probation violation; Darrell Daley, 19, Palm Coast, sale marijuana; Michael Fehrenkamp, 23, Palm Coast, dealing in stolen property; Tyler Wilkinson, 19, Palm Coast, probation violation; Timothy Whitmer, 19, Sanford, shoplifting/retail theft; Joshua Norman, 27, Palm Coast, serving sentence for court; Lucy Maldonado, 34, Orlando, serving sentence for court; Dawn Davis, 37, Palm Coast, introduction of contraband into detention facility, poss sale alprazolam with intent, dealing in stolen property, grand theft over $300; Nicole Rizzo, 21, Palm Coast, possession drug paraphernalia, probation violation; Nicole Stoner, 21, Palm Coast, child neglect, possession marijuana under 20 grams, possession drug paraphernalia, battery domestic violence; Deborah Ferolito, 59, Wellington, false official statement, give false info at accident; Clayton Prinkey, 30, Bunnell, possession drug paraphernalia, taking copper other metal electrical substation; William Santiago, 38, Jacksonville, possession drug paraphernalia, possession legend drug w/o prescription, possession controlled sub w/o prescription (2); Sean Fowler, 41, Daytona Beach, returned for court. Antonio Aviles, 27, Fort Wayne, IN, aggravated battery, robbery w/ weapon, grand theft; Gary Pierre-Louis, 20, Palm Coast, out of county warrant; Jullian Adair, 21, Palm Coast, shoplifting/retail theft; out of county warrant (2); Flonnie Anderson, 36, Palm Coast, out of county warrant (2); Anthony Merz, 21, Palm Coast, possession marijuana under 20 grams, possession controlled substance; Richard Glover, 28, Palm Coast, false statement to obtain property, dealing in stolen property (2), burglary; Michael Downes, 34, Palm Coast, domestic violence; Clinton Lewis, 32, St. Augustine, fraudulent use of credit card (2); Alfred Cole, Jr., 58, Palm Coast, DUI, probation violation.
Deutsche Bank v. James M. Hubbard, Gayle D. Hubbard, Lakeview Homeowners Assn. at Palm Coast, Department of Revenue, real property. Citimortgage v. Maurice T. Blake, real property. JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Mildred F. Alesi, Rebecca J. Donovan, real property. Harbor Community Bank v. West 16th Street, Pavel Shmukler, real property. US Bank v. Howard Schwartz, Lori Schwartz, real property. Bank of America v. Enrique L. Distor, Norwida Reyes Distor, Lake View Homeowners Assn. at Palm Coast, Banco Popular, Bank of America, real property. Deutsche Bank v. Scott T. Tardella, Melanie D. Tardella, real property. City of Palm Coast v. Frank E. Harris, in excess of $399. City of Palm Coast v. Betty Vecchioni, in excess of $351. City of Palm Coast v. Shirley Acheampong –Quaye, in excess of $576. City of Palm Coast v. Barry Gilliland, in excess of $397. City of Palm Coast v. Carol Susswein, in excess of $394. City of Palm Coast v. Walter Schley, in excess of $391. City of Palm Coast v. Alexander Myronyuk, in excess of $389. City of Palm Coast v. Gamel Hashem, in excess of $389. City of Palm Coast v. Michael Beasley, in excess of $383. City of Palm Coast v. Zheng Gong, in excess of $351. City of Palm Coast v. Cristyann Fox, in excess of $380. City of Palm Coast v. Elvira Landis, in excess of $1,560. City of Palm Coast v. Daniel T. Lawler, in excess of $292. JPMorgan Chase v. Ling Shirin, real property. JPMorgan Chase v. Enrico W. Plastini, Felicia A. Plastini, real property. Deutschebank v. Sorrin Roberts, real property. US Bank v. Joseph J. DiMattina, Lisa M. Fuhrmann, real property. JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Karla Amburgey, Mary Lynn Dutey, Royal Palms Homeowners Assn., real property. US Bank v. Jack R. Berg, Wells Fargo Bank, Nottingham Homeowners Assn., real property. Bank of America v. Patricia Hirsch Trustee, Mark A. Hunter, Deborah A. Hunter, Catherine Keisler, James Scarborough, real property. Bank of America v. Thomas T. Casey, Robyn Casey, Kenneth J. Nedeau, Sandra Nedeau, Wells Fargo, real property. Wells Fargo Bank v. Billy J. Collier, Janice B. Collier, real property. Citimortgage v. Armando J. Rivalta, , Armando J. Rivalta Revocable Living Trust, Suntrust Bank, real property. JPMorgan Chase v. Alexander Shirunov, Aleksandr Shirunov, Seacoast Homes, real property. JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Donald B. Griley, Nikki Nafziger, Rodney Wayne Jollay, real property. Bank of America, BAC Home Loans Servicing, Countrywide Home Loans Servicing v. Damon A. Cowell, Callyn E. Cowell, real property. Citibank v. Teresa O. Dyer, real property. Manning Building Supplies v. Daniel Churuti, Nancy A. Churuti, in excess of $9,400. Charles A. Wendell, Jr., Wendell Homes v. Daniel Churuti, in excess of $9,379. City of Palm Coast v. D. R. Horton, in excess of $350. First Horizon Home Loans, First Tennessee Bank v. Martin J. Elbin, Thomas E. Graves, Charlotte T. Graves, Suntrust Bank, Palm Coast Community Service Corp., real property. Citimortgage v. Christopher Lumbert, Suzanne M. Lumbert, real property. Bank of America, BAC Home Loans Servicing, Countrywide Home Loans Servicing v. Nikolai Lagountchik, Nikolai, Lagunchik, Olga Lagountchik, Olga Lagunchik, real property. Bank of America v. Evgeny Volter, Vasiliy Voncharenko, Village at Palm Coast Homeowners Assn., real property. Deutsche Bank Trust v. Snezhana Glushkova, real property. H & R Block Bank v. Louis Marino III, Corinne M. Marino, real property. Residential Credit Solutions v. Kevin K. McKay, Sr., Lorie J. McKay, Prosperity Bank real property. Federal National Mortgage Assn. v. Alan Kugler, Joseph Peake, real property. Wells Fargo Bank v. Jorge A. Quintanilla, real property. Waterside at Palm Coast Condominium Assn. v. Flagstar Bank, in excess of $39,775. European Village Commercial Condominium Assn. v. IPS Pension Builder, GK Ward in excess of $16,000 (2). Hammock Dunes Owners Assn. v. Bobi Onofrietti Mason, in excess of $5,247. Riverview Condominiums at Grand Haven Assn. v. Thomas Jarosik, Susan Jarosik, in excess of $30,504. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Edgar Williams, Loretta Williams Margolin, in excess of $1,271. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Louise H. Collar, in excess of $6,478. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. bfAndrews & Assoc., in excess of $749. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Sandra R. Walowack, in excess of $1,235. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Alexander But, Tatiana But, in excess of $4,803. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Vicki Rudomanski, in excess of $3,671. Grand Haven Master Assn. v. Nikolai Lagountchik, Olga Lagountchik, in excess of $3,725.
Tax liens
Internal Revenue Service v. Barbara Barfield, in excess of $15,507. Internal Revenue Service v. Michael E. Stevens, in excess of $57,843. Internal Revenue Service v. Marie Frankowski, in excess of $19,750. United States Attorney's Office, Southern District v. Mary Carolyn Berg, in excess of $45,100. U. S. Attorney's Office v. Gregory A. Berg, in excess of $45,100. Internal Revenue Service v. Gary Towne, in excess of $3,937. Internal Revenue Service v. Christopher Frese Sr., Holly K. Frese, in excess of $58,578. Internal Revenue Service v. Robert J. Clayton, in excess of $77,939. Internal Revenue Service v. Luis A. Aponte, in excess of $26,271. Internal Revenue Service v. Wayne A. Smith, in excess of $19,543.
Marriage licenses
Mustafa Sheikh and Nancy Taber, both of Palm Coast. Fred Williams, Jr. and Jasmine Crockett, both of Palm Coast. Alan Howell and Karen Jenkins, both of Palm Coast. Richard Taylor and Celeste Carlisle, both of Palm Coast. Angel Luciano and Checoa Maxfiel, both of Las Vegas, NV. Steve Shevchenko and Marina Glukhovskaya, both of Palm Coast.
Marriage dissolutions started
Stephanie Campana and Edward Campana, Jr. Asia v. Brandon Walker. Kristen v. Nicholas Matthews. Henderson v. Annette Edwards. Michele v. Gilbert Martin. Daryl v. Teresa Cross. Jennifer Galeano v. Hernan Morales. Julie v. Bruce MacDonald. Ruth v. James Gordon. Jennifer v. Daniel Johnston, III. Steve v. Sharon Nash. Susan v. Michael Stilwell. Stephanie Gonzalez v. Juan Sosa Paris. Joseph v. Carol Frank.
DELL/SIMS: Kenneth Dell and Mar'Keshia Sims, Palm Coast, are the parents of a son weighing 5 pounds, 3 ounces, born at 4:08 p.m. Feb. 6, 2013, at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Daytona Beach.
DESCARTES: April and Paul Descartes, Palm Coast, are the parents of a daughter weighing 4 pounds, born at 5:03 a.m. Feb. 2, 2013, at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Daytona Beach.


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The fight for the best affordable phone in Asia: Lenovo Lemon 3 goes official, to rival the Xiaomis of the world
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1. Shubham1221 (Posts: 126; Member since: 29 Jul 2015)
I think with lesser battery Lenovo Lemon 3 also light in weight than redmi 3.Also looks more premium in design as compared to redmi 3.
2. Sidewinder (Posts: 513; Member since: 15 Jan 2015)
But at this budget, looks are second priority. A bigger beefier battery is always welcome though..
6. Shubham1221 (Posts: 126; Member since: 29 Jul 2015)
Definitely a bigger battery is always welcome.But it also adds some weight to the phone.Personally I prefer lighter phone over heavy phones having almost same specs.Also if u wants to add a flip cover it furthers makes it more bulky.
7. faizan-sharif (Posts: 98; Member since: 26 Jun 2013)
do not forget that lenovo has a history of using low quality materials for low budget phone and out of 5 phones i bouht from lenovo all died before completing there first birth day.
xiaomi i bought redmi1s on the day of lauch, running smoothly till now and now redmi note 2 which is working owsum
12. ibend (Posts: 6675; Member since: 30 Sep 2014)
you keep buyin phone from lenovo even tough all those die less than a year? it must be so hard for you to learn something :-/
or at least, try to make more believable, like change that 5 phone to 2 or 3 phone
3. joseanand (Posts: 27; Member since: 14 Aug 2014)
2750 mAh battery with 1080p screen
4100 mah Battery with 720p screen.
redmi 3 will go on for days.
4. KyleRiemen (Posts: 140; Member since: 29 Oct 2014)
Design is clearly better, reminds me on my old HTC HD2. Lenovo has better display, Xiaomi has better battery life + support. How about the LTE Band support on the Lime? If it supports 800mhz i might go for the lime than redmi.
5. Astonvan (Posts: 237; Member since: 14 Aug 2015)
8. Rifqiandi (Posts: 23; Member since: 28 May 2015)
Insult a company just because that company phased out your favorite company? Sorry, I guess this is what they called "business".
15. Astonvan (Posts: 237; Member since: 14 Aug 2015)
Lenovo is an EVIL company and they soon will ruin everything moto gained so far.
9. zeeBomb (Posts: 2304; Member since: 14 Aug 2014)
Only oneplus ATM can sell an affordable phone and still sell it exclusively in NA.
10. ibend (Posts: 6675; Member since: 30 Sep 2014)
great, who need midranger nowaday?
lowend phone spec is almost same as midranger, and last year flagship also cost same as midranger :-/
14. aesthetics (Posts: 128; Member since: 02 Oct 2014)
These Snapdragon 600 series chips are such a crap... 8 weak cpus, weak gpu... 650 and 652 are OK tho...but 28nm..
16. abhinav.snsahu (Posts: 20; Member since: 08 Dec 2015)
Redmi 3 with 4100mAh > Lemon 3 with 2750


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NEW YORK - Larry Hughes' shot is back, just in time to help the New York Knicks chase a playoff spot they still think is available.
WASHINGTON - Al Horford watched two DVDs of "Desperate Housewives," took a nap, woke up and played cards with some teammates.
ATLANTA - Al Horford said it was no big deal. He was just in the right place at the right time - all the time.
SALT LAKE CITY - Deron Williams had 15 points and 10 assists and Utah welcomed back Carlos Boozer from a three-month absence with a 108-89 rout of the Atlanta Hawks on Monday night.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Former Sacramento guard Mike Bibby scored 29 points to help the Atlanta Hawks beat the short-handed Kings 105-100 on Wednesday night.
LOS ANGELES - Pau Gasol had 12 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists and the Los Angeles Lakers emerged from the All-Star break with a 96-83 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night.
ATLANTA - Josh Smith, who was there for the worst of seasons, sat at his locker pondering the much-improved state of the Atlanta Hawks.
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons are in unfamiliar territory.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks bounced back emphatically from their worst loss of the season. Joe Johnson scored 22 points and the Hawks shook off an embarrassing home defeat to the Los Angeles Clippers, routing the hapless Washington Wizards 111-90 on Tuesday night.
ATLANTA - Coach Mike Woodson was digusted with the effort of his Atlanta Hawks. Even with Mike Bibby injured and unable to play, Woodson at least expected the Hawks to play hard.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Moments after scoring 29 points and keying Atlanta's comeback win by constantly getting fouled and making free throws, Marvin Williams was propped up on a training table and hooked up to an IV.
MINNEAPOLIS - Maybe that concussion knocked some sense into Marvin Williams.
MILWAUKEE - Charlie Villanueva scored 27 points and Richard Jefferson and Ramon Sessions each had 20 to help the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Atlanta Hawks 110-107 Saturday night.
ATLANTA - Joe Johnson found his shot, and the Atlanta Hawks found a way to beat the New Jersey Nets.
NEW YORK - Nate Robinson's high-energy, high-flying style is the kind of play that pumps up a crowd.
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After 30 Levels of play over three days we have a champion of Event #26; William Haydon.
On Day 1, 1,245 players packed into the Pavilion Room with hopes that they would be sitting at the final table playing for a gold bracelet and the first-place prize. Haydon was the chip leader of after Day 1 and seemingly never looked back. The former UC Davis golf player played extremely well throughout the past two days, picking his spots while always maintaining one of the bigger stacks in the room.
Haydon's first and only other cash at the WSOP came during last year's Main Event where he took home over $30,000. Today, the professional poker player from San Francisco, California has recorded his biggest live cash for $630,031.
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Education & Experience
PhD, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Bowling Green State University, 2012
MA, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Bowling Green State University
BA, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea
Park was an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Kansas State University during 2012-2015. Before joining academia, she worked as an in-house trainer for employee development and training at Phillip Morris and Unilever Korea.
Research Interests
Work-nonwork life and work-nonwork boundary management
Work stress and recovery from stress
Workplace interpersonal mistreatments
Psychosocial resources for employee well-being and work
The main goal of Park's research is to enhance employee well-being, health, and work outcomes. Park studies psychological mechanisms of work stress and recovery from stress within various temporal frames (e.g., daily, weekly). Park is particularly interested in identifying psychosocial resources for employees to better manage work-nonwork life demands, as well as to better cope with work stressors. Park also focuses on various contextual factors in jobs, dyadic relationships (e.g., dual-earner couples, supervisor-employee), and organizations. Park enjoys working collaboratively with students on her own research projects and students' independent projects.
Recent Publications
Park, Y., & Haun, V. C. (2016). Dual-earner couples' weekend recovery support, state of recovery, and work engagement: Work-linked relationship as a moderator. Journal of Occupational Health Psychology. Advance online publication. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/ocp0000045
Kim, S., Park, Y., & Niu, Q. (2016). Micro-break activities at work to recover from daily work demands. Journal of Organizational Behavior. Advance online publication. doi: 10.1002/job.2109
Kim, S., Park, Y., & Headrick, L. (2015). Employees' micro-break activities and job performance: An examination of telemarketing employees. Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings, pp. 1-6.
Park, Y., Fritz, C., & Jex, S. M. (2015, March 24). Daily cyber incivility and distress: The moderating roles of resources at work and home. Journal of Management. Advance online publication. doi:10.1177/0149206315576796
Park, Y., & Fritz, C. (2015). Spousal recovery support, recovery experiences, and life satisfaction crossover among dual-earner couples. Journal of Applied Psychology,100, 557-566.
Park, Y., & Sprung, J. (2015). Weekly work-school conflict, sleep quality, and fatigue: Recovery self-efficacy as a cross-level moderator. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 36, 112-127.
*Underline denotes School of Labor and Employment Relations doctoral student author.
Recent Awards & Research Grants
Outstanding Practical Implications for Management Award in the OB Division, Academy of Management, 2015. Co-recipients include LER doctoral students, Sooyeol Kim and Lucy Headrick
Early Career Work and Family Scholars Program Award, Work and Family Researchers Network, 2014
Yuan, Z., Park, Y., Sliter, M., & Kraimer, M. (2015). Cyber incivility, employee well-being, and resource-based moderators: A daily investigation. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Education Research Center Pilot Project Grant at the Heartland Center in the University of Iowa (Role: Co-PI; Direct costs: $ 9,750 over 1year).
Park, Y. (2014). Investigation of perceived control over customer incivility in service jobs. College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Enhancement Program Award at Kansas State University (Role: PI; $ 10,000 over 1year)
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The women and men strip down to their undies and they are paired up for a make-out scene in this snippet of the Joseph Kahn-directed music video.
A number of lingerie-clad females and shirtless males wearing nothing but briefs are highlighted on the new snippet of Kylie Minogue's "All the Lovers" music video. They are seen passionately locking lips with each other on the street and then forming a mound of human with the Aussie singer lying on top.
"All the Lovers" is the lead single of Kylie's July 5 release "Aphrodite". The music video is directed by Joseph Kahn and was filmed outside Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art earlier this month. It is expected to be premiered this coming Friday on May 28.
"The single was one of the last tracks to be written for the album," she said about the track. "As I was recording it I knew that 'All the Lovers' had to be the first single; it sums up the euphoria of the album perfectly. It gives me goose-bumps, so I'm really excited to hear what everyone thinks of it."


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Chrysler Repair Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
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It sounds as though you are still having an over-heating problem. Let me ask you this. Is the electric cooling fan coming on when the engine gets hot?
Ok, on some vehicles the fan may run if the ac/heat is on bi-level even if the blower motor is not on because it still runs on a very low speed. I believe that is actually cycling the ac compressor once in a while to oil it. It may even do it if the switch is on ac, like I said even if the blower motor speed is on low or off. Then usually when the ac compressor cycles, the fan will kick on. I do see that vehicle has 2 fan relays, a high speed and low speed.
That is not important right now though, I am more concerned with it not running. If the engine fan is coming on when the engine warms up, then there is no point in finding out why it is not.
Now, moving on, let me ask if you notice any white or gray smoke out the tailpipe when the engine is running, either cold or hot?
Let the engine cool down, if not already, remove the cap and while the engine is cold before it starts to boil over, let it idle and look for air bubbles coming up in the radiator. Either or both of these signs, the smoke out the tailpipe or air bubbles in the radiator could indicate a blown head gasket. It happens alot when engines overheat.
If neither, than let me ask you this. What mix or level of protection of coolant/water do you have in the cooling system? Since it has been boiling over so much, what have you been adding? A 50/50 mix, straight coolant or straight water?
It doesn't appear to open that far. Perhaps you should replace it anyhow since it is already out. It's only like $8.
Anytime an engine overheats it could ruin the thermostat, so even though it was new, since it over-heated, that could have ruined it.
Check the bottom radiator hose and make sure it is not soft and sucking closed when the engine is running. You can check it cold, just reach down there and see if you can squeeze it shut by hand. You might also see if you can feel a spring inside the hose, if so make sure the spring runs the entire length of the hose.
Here is my generic response to whenever an engine overheats. It should cover just about everything to check.
What percentage of coolant mix are you using? Perhaps you should test the boil-over protection of the coolant to make sure.
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First of all make sure the coolant level is full. Also, make sure there are no leaves or anything obstructing the airflow through the grille. Make sure you don't have to many fins bent on the radiator; you can straighten them out if needed to. Do you get good flow through the radiator? Run engine until thermostat opens and look down filler neck and make sure you get good streams of coolant flowing out of top few tubes. Make sure you have a fan shroud. Check for air in the system, with the radiator full and engine warm and thermostat open you should not be able to squeeze the top hose closed, should be hard as a rock. With engine off and cool try to squeeze the bottom hose shut with your hand, you should not be able to squeeze it shut or while the engine is running it may suck closed and cause overheating. Of course check for leaks both internally and externally. Check for a sticking thermostat. With engine cool remove cap and watch as the coolant heats up and thermostat begins to open, it should not open then close to open again and spit coolant out the filler neck. Look at the holes in the tubes of the radiator through the filler neck and look for the holes clogged up and if so have the radiator rodded out. Look for good flow once the thermostat opens up. With engine off and engine still warm place you hand on radiator core and feel the entire surface of the core feeling for cool spots. If cool spots are found then the tubes are clogged, have the radiator rodded out. How does the engine run? Any misfiring? Did you recently remove and block off the egr? Is there any smoke or coolant coming out the tailpipe? Any coolant on any of the spark plugs? Any coolant on the engine oil dipstick? Any air bubbles coming up in radiator with cap off and thermostat open?
Make sure there is not allot of dirt, mud or even a heavy coat of paint on engine.
If equipped with a clutch fan make sure it does not freewheel when the engine is shut off, it should only spin 3-5 times then stop, if more than the clutch is bad. Do you have an overflow tank? Check also that the cap holds pressure.
If the auto-transmission has cooler lines that run through the radiator or in front of it and the transmission runs hot then so will the radiator and engine and visa-versa. Make sure the water pump belt is tight and also check the water pump bearing by grabbing 1 fin on the fan blade and push and pull for and aft feeling for any play in the water pump bearing, if so the water pump is going up. Also, make sure there isn't a lot of coolant running out the small inspection hole on the rear bottom of the water pump, if so the water pump is bad.
If you have done any modifications to the engine to create more heat, such as raising the compression ratio then you may want to consider a bigger radiator with another row of tubes. Make sure the exhaust isn't causing a lot of back pressure due to crushed mufflers or dented pipes.
A too lean fuel mixture and/or the ignition timing being too far advanced may also cause excessive heat in the combustion chamber thus overheating. Hot spots on and around the cooling jackets around cylinders can cause overheating. If the coolant has ever been noticed having a rusty color and/or the cooling system never flushed, consider flushing the cooling system.
Is the fan close enough to the radiator and is it the original fan and the correct size and number of blades? On some vehicles equipped with AC check that the AC Compressor shuts off when overheating. Also, I believe an overcharged AC system could cause the condenser to overheat and because it sets in front of the radiator than too will the radiator overheat if the condenser overheats.
Make sure there aren't a lot of tubes cut out of the radiator if repaired before.


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Apple's (aapl) "secrecy machine" kicked back into high gear in the days leading up to Wednesday's "It's only rock and roll" event, according to Daring Fireball's John Gruber.
But that hasn't stopped Gruber and the rest of the Apple-watching trade press from publishing surprisingly definitive (and deliciously contradictory) statements about what announcements Apple will and won't be making in just a few hours.
Gruber, for example, confesses that he's heard very little from his usually plugged-in sources, but goes right ahead and tells us what he knows:
- The iPod touch is getting a camera, will match the iPhone in memory and processor speed and will come in three sizes: 16/32/64 GB for $199/299/399.
- The iPod nano is also getting a camera.
- The iPod classic isn't going away just yet: they'll bump the capacity to 160 GB from 120 GB and keep the price at $249.
Meanwhile, AppleInsider's Neil Hughes reports that we won't be getting camera-equipped media players today; last-minute component problems have delayed their launch.
And what about the Beatles, Steve Jobs, iTunes and the Apple tablet? Everybody, it seems, has the inside line, including Yoko Ono.
- <!-- more -->TechCrunch's Jason Kinkaid: John Lennon's widow spilled the beans, says Kinkaid. The entire Beatles back catalog will indeed be available for sale on iTunes, he says, citing a Sky News report that was pulled off the Web so quickly Google could only cache the headline.
- All Things Digital's Peter Kafka: He's sure Apple will someday sell the Fab Four's music via iTunes, but his sources tell him it's not happening at this keynote presentation. (UPDATE: "It's not tomorrow," Ernesto Schmitt, EMI's global catalog president, told the Financial Times' Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson.)
- CNBC's Jim Goldman: "The biggest release will be an upgraded Steve Jobs ... the products will take a back seat to his return, quite literally, to center stage."
- Daring Fireball's Gruber: "I hope he's up on stage doing his thing, but my gut still says no, that he's done as the company's spokesman."
- TechCrunch's MG Siegler: iTunes is moving off your computer (where it's taking up huge gigabytes of hard disk space) and on to the cloud.
- Wired's Brian X. Chen: "It'll be at least one more year before Apple announces a move toward cloud computing for iTunes."
- Branstorm Tech's Michael Copeland: "They're going to come out with a tablet and it's going to be part of the iPod family.
- All Things Digital's John Paczkowski: "Our sources insist [the Sept. 9 event] will not involve any discussion whatsoever of the tablet Apple is reportedly developing."
Our prediction: there will be an Apple special event today at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts starting at 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern) and we'll find out then what Apple's got up its sleeve.
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What a night. Every single player had a good game. What a dominating effort.
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What a night. Every single player had a good game. What a dominating effort.
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Good god. That was dirty.
Can those of you who only post here after a poor performance maybe possibly find something that even you can say was good about tonight... If not then I vote to have your fan card revoked... Exceptional job tonight Pacer fans...
Stat of the day: 26 assists to 5 turnovers
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Incredible statistic. Wow.
Carmelo Anthony, started 6-8. Finished 2-9.
Carmelo Carsmello.
I'd rather die standing up than live on my knees.
-Emiliano Zapata
Won't lose many games with that ratio.
Seriously, that is the best game the Pacers have played this season on offense. Larry Bird's words carry a ton of weight. Him saying that after a sloppy win was the best possible timing.
You know all those games where we won big while turning the ball over? And we said "Just imagine what we'd be like if we didn't turn the ball over?"
This is the answer. We look awesome. The Knicks are much-improved as of late, and they played solid ball. We were just that good.
This space for rent.
That is awesome, Dr. Awesome.
There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
This game put Lance Stephenson in the All-Star game.
This space for rent.
Sweet. This game puts us a solid 4 games ahead of Miami.
This space for rent.
I think that was Lance's national coming out party.
"But, first, let us now praise famous moments, because something happened Tuesday night in Indianapolis that you can watch a lifetimes worth of professional basketball and never see again. There was a brief, and very decisive, and altogether unprecedented, outburst of genuine officiating, and it was directed at the best player in the world, and that, my dear young person, simply is not done."
Great game and I love to beat the Knicks like that.
In a perfect world, we win the title this year while the Knicks just miss the playoffs and get the miracle ping pong ball for the #1 pick which is of course given to Denver for the Melo trade, all while Melo bolts for L.A. and continues to lose.
If this team stays healthy, I honestly don't see anyone being able to beat us in a seven game series. The starters are otherworldly and our bench has gone from crippling to, easily, a net positive. Getting Granger back was huge.
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When the Pacers have it rolling like that in both units, other teams would have to play a near perfect game just to stay close.
Wait, we had FIVE turnovers?!
I predict that the Knicks will go on another streak, a streak of losing again. Don't think they will recover from this. They was totally wowed, stunned and depressed by that beating.
Love this team, Go Pacers!
Garbage players get 1st round picks, (WTF)! All of the NBA must hate the Pacers! LOL
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Modeling road traffic crashes with zero-inflation and site-specific random effects
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Charleston golfers Jonathan Bartlett, Will Johnson and Carl Roncaglione each shot a 73 to lead the field in a qualifying round for the West Virginia Open Monday at Edgewood Country Club.
Eleven other players from the field of 64 entrants also qualified for the 81st State Open, scheduled for July 21-25 at Glade Springs Resort: Charleston's Brian Myers, Wheeling's Dylan Wojcik and Washington's Trent McCutcheon, who each shot 74; Huntington's Caleb Copley and Charleston's Todd Branham and Harry Basile (75); Charleston's Kris Webster, Huntington's Cam Roam and Madison's Sterling Chafin (76); and Red House's George Hamrick and Hurricane's James Snavley (77).
The final two qualifiers will be held today at Glade Springs and Wednesday at Moundsville Country Club.
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JUNIOR TOUR: Colin Bowles of Oceana shot a 69 and captured the low round of the day along with the title in the 13-14 age division in the Callaway Junior Tour stop Monday at Guyan Golf and Country Club in Huntington.
Sammy White of Hurricane won the 12-and-under division (79) and Isabel Vance captured the 10-14 girls title (92). In the 15-16 age division, Kyle Wensel of Wheeling won with an even-par 71 and Samuel Corns won the 17-18 group with a score of 75. Lizzy Douglas of Wheeling won the 15-18 girls division with an 87.
GREENBRIER TENNIS: Ryan Harrison will replace Tommy Haas, who has had to withdraw due to a recent shoulder injury, in the roster for the third annual Greenbrier Champions Tennis Classic Sept. 20-21.
The event will feature Tennis Hall of Fame legends Pete Sampras and John McEnroe, who will compete for their third straight year, alongside Harrison and U.S. Open champion Andy Roddick in their inaugural matches at The Greenbrier Tennis Center.
Singles matches pitting Sampras vs. McEnroe and Harrison vs. Roddick will be played Sept. 20, then a doubles match (Sampras and McEnroe vs. Harrison and Roddick).
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TENNIS CARNIVAL: The Charleston Area Tennis Association will be holding a 10-and-under tennis carnival beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at the club.
There will be face painting, ball art and plenty of tennis, all free to the public.


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Friday, May 9, 2014
Apple Paying $3.2B For Beats Electronics
Cupertino-based Apple looks to be paying approximately $3.2 billion for headphones maker and streaming music provider Beats Electronics, according to multiple reports--plus a leaked YouTube video from Dr. Dre. Details and confirmation of the deal have not yet been formally announced by the companies. Los Angeles-based Beats Electronics has two businesses, one in providing stylish headphones to music consumers, the other in a subscription, streaming music service.