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Design, Service, Optimism: The Defining Theme of 2013?Vootie (1598 pencils) | Thu, 2013-01-03 15:49
So you thought the lingering global economic malaise had crushed out the once-promising global initiative that explored the possibilities for positive change within the intersection of design and the quaint concept of "service to the greater good"? Not so! In fact, this laudable trend seems to be gaining momentum, by what I can judge from the folks at Public Interest Design. They recently posted an infographic profiling 100 of those who are at the leading edge of what they dub "a groundbreaking movement." In the optimistic spirit of a fresh new year, let's hope they're right and that this soon shifts from being a movement to simply how things are done.
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Steve Stricker finally found the winning formula at the Memorial.
Stricker, who had never finished in the top 10 in his 11 previous trips to Muirfield Village, built a big lead with more flawless golf on the front nine, then relied on his silky putting stroke for two clutch pars to hang on for a one-shot victory at Dublin, Ohio.
He closed with a 4-under-par 68, lagging from 20 feet for a two-putt bogey on the 18th hole. By then, the hard work was over. Stricker twice saved par from bunkers on the 16th and 17th holes, making putts of 15 feet and 7 feet to go to the last hole with a two-shot lead.
It wasnt pretty, Stricker said to tournament host Jack Nicklaus walking off the 18th green.
Matt Kuchar and Brandt Jobe each closed with a 65 to tie for second.
The 44-year-old Stricker moves to No. 4 in the world and becomes the highest-ranked American for the first time in his career. He won for the 10th time in his career, and the seventh time since he turned his game around five years ago.
Dustin Johnson closed with a 65 to finish fourth, followed by Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland, who had a 68. The biggest consolation prize went to Gary Woodland, who had a 68 to finish alone in sixth. Woodland likely will move to about No. 40 in the world ranking, making him virtually a lock to get into the US Open. He had faced a 36-hole qualifier this morning.
Needing only a bogey to win, Stricker hit into a fairway bunker on the 18th, missed the green to the left and was happy to chip onto the top tier to 20 feet that locked up his first win of the year.
It was a little bit of a struggle since we came in from the rain delay, he said. At that point, I was trying not to make a mistake.
Stricker finished at 16-under 272 and earned $1,116,000. Almost as sweet as the trophy was getting a handshake and hug from Nicklaus behind the 18th green.
Its pretty special walking off, Stricker said. Hes a friend, and its truly an honor.
LPGA Brittany Lincicome made a 4-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win the ShopRite LPGA Classic at Galloway Township, N.J., for her fourth LPGA Tour title and first in two years.
Lincicomes birdie capped a bogey-free 5-under 66 that gave her a one-shot victory over third-ranked Jiyai Shin and No. 4 Cristie Kerr. It was the long-hitting Lincicomes first win since the 2009
The 25-year-old Lincicome finished the 54-hole tournament on the Bay Course at Seaview with an 11-under 202 total.
European Unheralded Swede Alexander Noren captured his second European Tour title by winning the Wales Open, shooting a 1-under 70 for a two-stroke victory at Celtic Manor in Newport.
The 127th-ranked Noren finished at 9-under 275. Gregory Bourdy had a bogey-free 67 to finish joint runner-up with Anders Hansen, who had a 71. Elliot Saltman hit a hole-in-one at No. 17 for the second time during the tournament, repeating the ace he made in the first round.
Champions Bob Gilder rolled in a 30-foot birdie putt on No. 18, then watched Mark Brooks bogey the hole to escape with a one-stroke victory in the Principal Charity Classic at West Des Moines.
Brooks seemed assured of his first victory in seven starts on the Champions Tour when he led by three strokes with four to play. But he hit into the water on 17 and needed a nifty putt just to make bogey, then three-putted on 18 to hand the title to Gilder, who also won this tournament in 2002.
Nationwide Steve Wheatcroft ran away with the Melwood Prince Georges County Open, finishing a staggering 29 under for a Nationwide Tour-record 12-stroke victory.
The 33-year-old former Indiana University player eagled the final hole for a 7-under 64 after opening with rounds of 66, 60, and 65 on the University of Maryland Golf Course.
NCAA Patrick Reed closed out Augusta States second straight NCAA golf title, beating Georgias Harris English, 2 and 1, in the featured matchup between each teams top player at Stillwater, Okla.
Reed needed only a double bogey to halve the 17th hole and win the championship after English hit his second shot into a lake left of the green.
Reed, who played for the Bulldogs as a freshman, has helped turn Augusta State into a budding powerhouse, right in the shadows of Augusta National.
The Jaguars, who compete in Division 2 in all sports except golf, also got victories from Mitchell Krywulycz and Carter Newman to win the final match, 3-2.


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HERRIMAN — Perhaps the loss to Bingham High was a good thing.
One week after seeing its undefeated streak snapped at the hands of the top-ranked Miners, Riverton High's football team regained its form just in time for postseason play with a 42-0 rout of Herriman on Thursday in the Region 3 finale for both teams.
Eric Thoreson ran for three touchdowns and passed for another to lead the Silverwolves, who shored up their performance in all facets of the game.
"I think we started getting that undefeated vibe and the Bingham game made us take a good look at ourselves," Riverton coach Mike Miller said. "It was a good wake-up call. I guess if it was to come, it came at a good time. We needed to come out and have a great game, try to correct a few weaknesses, and get back that zing."
With the win, Riverton secured the No. 2 playoff seed in Region 3 and will face the No. 3 seed from Region 2, either Skyline or West, in the first round. Meanwhile, Herriman earned a playoff berth in its inaugural season by virtue of Kearns' victory over West Jordan. The Mustangs will face undefeated Cottonwood in their playoff opener.
Riverton wasted little time stating its case against Herriman. The Silverwolves scored on their third play of the game and led 14-0 by their sixth offensive snap. Tua Laei burst through for touchdown runs of 36 and 45 yards to put Riverton ahead early.
The Silverwolves never stopped having success on the ground, piling up 404 yards rushing — 246 in the first half alone. Laei finished with 143 yards on just 10 carries, while Skyler Fullmer, Tate Linford and Stratton Brown combined for 202 yards on 10 carries.
"It's been a blessing to have that many kids rotate in and accumulate that many yards," Miller said. "But I think, in all honesty, our offensive line deserves a lot of credit. That's the one staple that's been there all year long. All of them as a unit do a great job."
Miller noted the play of center Trey Sandness and tackle McKay Burnett for their performance against the Mustangs.
Thoreson completed only 4-of-9 passes with an interception, but connected with Michael Duckworth on a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter and added three scoring runs near the goal line to maintain and build the lead.
Herriman, meanwhile, had just 55 yards of offense through three quarters, and had particular trouble running the ball. The Mustangs rushed for 23 yards as a team, and quarterback Tueni Lupeamanu was harassed nearly every time he dropped back.
Miller was pleased to see his team regain its top performance.
"We've got to play more as a unit," Miller said. "As soon as we try and be that guy, it doesn't work. We got a little away from playing together. Tonight we played pretty good in all aspects of the game. This is exactly what we needed."
Fullmer and Landon Fisher each had sacks for Riverton, while Josh Marshall had an interception and Nakita Lealao a sack for Herriman.


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Sonoma Syrup Company Vanilla Crush
Author: Cookie Madness
Prep time: 20 mins
Cook time: 240 mins
Total time: 4 hours 20 mins
Vanilla ice cream made with a blend of fancy vanilla from Sonoma Syrup Company. Of course you can use any vanilla you want!
1 cup whole milk
3/4 cup granulated sugar
6 egg yolks from cage free chickens if possible
1/8 teaspoon of salt
2 cups organic heavy cream
1 tablespoon Sonoma Syrups Vanilla Crush
Set a sieve or strainer over a clean bowl and set aside.
Put the milk and half of the sugar in a large saucepan set over medium-low heat. I use a 3 quart All-Clad.
Meanwhile, in a mixing bowl (I like using a mixing bowl with a spout), whisk the remaining sugar, the six egg yolks, and the salt.
When the milk mixture comes to a simmer, carefully pour a few tablespoons at a time into the egg mixture, whisking all the while. Pour the the egg/milk mixture back into the saucepan and continue whisking over medium low heat, raising heat slightly as necessary, until mixture reaches 160 degrees on a thermometer. It won't be as thick as pudding at this point. Pour through the sieve into the clean bowl. Whisk in the 2 cups of cream and the vanilla.
Cover with a piece of plastic wrap and put in the refrigerator for about 4 hours or until very cold. Process as per the directions on your ice cream maker.
Makes about 3 1/2 cups.
Recipe by
Cookie Madness
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Warren Gold, M.D., Chair
Meeting of April 25, 2001
PRESENT: Chair Warren Gold, Raymond Braham, Joseph Guglielmo, Susan Janson, Scott Soifer, Joel White, Jane Weintraub
ABSENT: Vice Chancellor Haile Debas, Hope Rugo
GUESTS: Stan Glantz
Chair Gold called the meeting of the Clinical Affairs Committee to order on April 25, 2001 in M688 at about 9:15am. A quorum was present.
The minutes from the meeting of March 28, 2001 were approved electronically.
Chair's Report/Announcements/Discussions
Compensation Plan:
Chair Gold requested feedback from the Committee on the current proposal for the new School of Medicine (SOM) Compensation Plan.
The Department of Medicine Chair has created a Compensation Advisory Committee, allegedly with approval of the Dean, to develop the compensation plan for the Department. The Committee has twelve members: Five elected (one from each series), four appointed by the Chair to provide diversity, and the chairs from Moffit, VA and SFGH. The Advisory Committee will present the plan at meetings to the general faculty, but there is no indication that the final plan will be approved by a vote of the whole faculty or by the vote of an elected faculty committee – as required by the SOM compensation plan. Some faculty members have contested this process, but neither the SOM's Faculty Council nor the Chair of Medicine has responded constructively to these complaints. Currently, these complaints have been forwarded to the SOM's Advisory Committee (whose members were selected by the SOM Faculty).
Chair Gold commented that Dean's Office SOM is circulating a draft set of guidelines defining "preponderance of activity" in the SOM compensation plan. The guidelines state that for the SOM, a Principal Investigator (PI) must submit their research grant proposal(s) only through the department where their academic activities and compensation plan(s) are based.
Chair Gold informed the Committee that the Senate fought this same issue three years ago, arguing that the restriction violated both Academic Freedom and the concept of collaborative research. The SOM subsequently reversed its policy and allowed a PI the freedom choose the department or ORU for grant submission. These draft guidelines raise a serious issue, and Chair Gold feels that the CAC needs to recognize the possible difficulties ahead.
S. Janson agrees with Chair Gold's concern and suggest that DOM's current plan could spread to other Schools. Therefore CAC should consider taking a formal position against the plan. However, the Committee on Academic Freedom or the Senate as a whole should take the lead on this issue.
J. Guglielmo pointed out inconsistency among Schools regarding Compensation Plans and suggested that CAC or another Senate Committee should compare the existing plans. In order to reduce the confusion, all Schools plans should be the same.
R. Braham added that School of Dentistry (SOD) has followed SOM's model and re-wrote it to fit SOD need. The plan was recently finished but has not been discussed or approved.
Action: Chair Gold will prepare a draft memo regarding the Department of Medicine Compensation Plan and will circulate it to the Committee for comments before forwarding it to the Senate and SOM Faculty Council.
Proposed Reorganization of Academic Planning and Budget Committee:
Chair Gold introduced the Academic Planning and Budget Committee (APB) Chair, Stan Glantz, to discuss the proposed reorganization of the APB and to review with the Committee the written proposal that had been distributed prior to the meeting.
Currently, APB is in the process of looking at ways to increase the involvement of the faculty directly with the administration for long-term planning and development of the budget. Stan Glantz indicated that the proposed new process would be of interest to CAC because it involves a careful look at the budget of the Medical Center, whose operations have a powerful impact on the academic mission of UCSF.
Chair Glantz explained the basic elements of the proposed APB reorganization as follows:
The Standing Order of the Regents allows for faculty involvement in planning and development. At the request of the Academic Senate Chair, Larry Pitts, Chair Glantz initiated the reorganization effort of the APB with the intent that it would take a more proactive role in campus-wide planning and budget development. APB Chair Glantz shared with the Committee the process used by his Committee (which started with reviewing the processes used by other campuses) to arrive at the proposed new model for the UCSF campus.
APB Chair Glantz discussed key characteristics of the reorganization: APB is to be organized in parallel with the Administration; and APB members will be assigned to review and analyze budget decisions of established control points (i.e. the four school Deans, Chancellor and all Vice-Chancellor's). The review of planning efforts will also be built into established processes in a systematic way. APB will be enlarged significantly and members will serve staggered terms. They will specialize in different planning and budgetary areas. Thus, one or two APB members will become experts on the material related to a particular unit (budget or planning) and the staggered terms will provide continuity of knowledge.
In the current UCSF budget process, each Dean submits a budget to the Chancellor's office and then meets one-on-one with the Chancellor to discuss the budget. APB, in reviewing the budgets submitted by the Deans, will use the opportunity to review budget and planning considerations against the concerns of the Senate and then take a proactive role in making recommendations or offering advice in advance of the Deans' meetings with the Chancellor. Once the review is complete, APB will send their recommendations to the Chancellor, the Executive Budget Committee and the Deans, giving all parties sufficient time to take the recommendations of APB into consideration.
Sometime after the planning and budgeting process is completed (possibly in the Fall), the Chancellor's office will provide the Committee with feedback on which recommendations were accepted or rejected and why.
J. White asked about the selection and size of the reorganized APB members, and Chair Glantz responded that the membership portion of the proposal has not been finalized. Currently there are seven members serving on the APB. The proposed reorganization suggests an increase to 17 members, and the creation of two sub-committees from the membership (long-range and short-range sub-committee).
All Faculty Councils have expressed support for the plan, but there remains some disagreement as to the best way to integrate with APB.
APB now suggests that each School Faculty Council change their Bylaws so that one of the elected Faculty Council members is designated as an APB representative. This elected representative would be part of the Faculty Council and would simultaneously serve as an ex-officio member of the APB, Matters pertaining to proposed or necessary changes to Bylaws will be considered by the Senate's Rules and Jurisdiction Committee and the Senate Parliamentarian.
Dr. Glantz shared some of the process and some of the criticism related to the APB reorganization proposal as follows:
Committee Members Comments
Chair Gold expressed concern that leaving the Medical Center's budget out of APB's proposed review process would be disastrous, given the potential impact of the Medical Center not only on the SOM but on the academic mission of the campus in general. Chair Gold indicated that Medical Center CEO Mark Laret has always communicated his willingness for faculty involvement in the Medical Center's budgetary and planning process. Chair Gold also indicated that although the Medical Center schedule may be different the academic units, APB should take on the leadership role and take advantage of Mr. Laret's invitation to ensure faculty input at the beginning of the process, rather than the end.
Chair Gold suggested that CAC might recommend to the Medical Center that a CAC representative sit on their budget committee.
Chair Gold pointed out that CAC would need more time to discuss these issues before deciding on the Committee's involvement with APB. However, CAC has to recognize that in long -term planning for the Medical Center, there will be the issues of teaching and clinical research, which are of great interest to CAC.
JG commented that in the past, there has not been a link between the Medical Center and the academic units and that the Senate is making progress toward staying connected and informed. There is concern that there might be some overlap, but movement toward dialogue with the Medical Center administration would be a good first step.
The Committee unanimously agreed to continue the discussion of involvement with APB and the Medical Center at its next meeting in May.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:45am.
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Resource Exploitation and Growth: Domestic Innovation vs. Foreign Direct Investment
Literature on environment and endogenous growth suggests that sustainable growth critically depends on technological innovations. In this paper, technological progress takes the form of an expansion in the variety of inputs. In a first scenario, a closed economy is endowed with a renewable natural resource. This country invests in the creation of new intermediate goods. A second scenario analyzes two trading economies with no inventors of intermediate goods in the country with the stock of the natural resource, which imports these goods from a technological leading country. Technology diffuses from the technological leader to the follower by foreign direct investment. When the two trading countries are small open economies with no market power, the exchange price is exogenously given. Conversely, assuming the leader is the only supplier and the follower the only purchaser of the intermediate goods, supply and demand decisions, determine the terms of trade. For each different scenario, we prove the existence, uniqueness and saddle point property of an equilibrium path along which countries grow at a constant rate, and the stock of the resource remains motionless. The growth rates under the assumptions of domestic innovation (closed economy) or foreign direct investment (open economies) are compared
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Jan. 18, 2008
NEW ORLEANS, LA - The South Carolina men's tennis team concluded its opening day of competition at the SEC Coaches Indoor Championships in New Orleans on Friday, where sophomore Ivan Cressoni captured the his first victory of the season in Flight B of singles play, while the doubles team of sophomore Diego Cubas and senior Yevgeny Supeko also picked up their first win of the season to advance to Saturday's second round.
In the round of 32 for Flight A, all three of USC's participants were defeated. Sophomore No. 74 Pedro Campos was defeated by eighth-ranked Greg Ouellette of Florida in straight sets, 6-1, 7-5, while Cubas suffered a 6-4, 6-4 loss to Florida's Jeff Dadamo and Supeko also fell in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5 to No. 57 Alex Lacroix from Florida.
Cressoni picked up the lone South Carolina singles win of the day in his Flight B match against Florida's Daniel Cash, 6-3, 7-5. Senior Jaime Cuellar rallied from behind one set down to even his match against Jordie Kindevater of Alabama, but Kindevater prevailed (3-6, 6-4, 6-3), taking the third set 6-3. Also competing for the Gamecocks was freshman Johannes Pulsfort who fell to Georgia's Drake Bernstein, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-5, while sophomore David Wolff also suffered a 6-2, 6-3 setback to Tennessee's Matt Brewer.
In doubles action, the team of Cubas and Supeko captured the lone Carolina victory. The duo defeated Bernstein and Varela of Georgia, 8-6.
The complete list of USC's Friday results is listed below.
Friday, Jan. 18 Results
Singles Flight "B" Draw - Round of 32
Ivan Cressoni (USC) def. Daniel Cash (UF), 6-3, 7-5
Jordie Kindevater (UA) def. Jaime Cuellar (USC), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3
Drake Bernstein (UGA) def. Johannes Pulsfort (USC), 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-5
Matt Brewer (UT) def. David Wolff (USC), 6-2, 6-3
Doubles - First Round
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GETPWAENT(3) Library Functions Manual GETPWAENT(3)
getpwaent, getpwanam, setpwaent, endpwaent, fgetpwaent - get password
adjunct file entry
#include <<sys/types.h>>
#include <<sys/label.h>>
#include <<sys/audit.h>>
#include <<pwdadj.h>>
struct passwd_adjunct *getpwaent()
struct passwd_adjunct *getpwanam(name)
char *name;
struct passwd_adjunct *fgetpwaent(f)
FILE *f;
void setpwaent()
void endpwaent()
Both getpwaent() and getpwanam() return a pointer to an object with the
following structure containing the broken-out fields of a line in the
password adjunct file. Each line in the file contains a passwd_adjunct
structure, declared in the <<pwdadj.h>> header file:
struct passwd_adjunct {
char *pwa_name;
char *pwa_passwd;
blabel_t pwa_minimum;
blabel_t pwa_maximum;
blabel_t pwa_def;
audit_state_t pwa_au_always;
audit_state_t pwa_au_never;
int pwa_version;
When first called, getpwaent() returns a pointer to a passwd_adjunct
structure describing data from the first line in the file. Thereafter,
it returns a pointer to a passwd_adjunct structure describing data from
the next line in the file. So successive calls can be used to search
the entire file.
getpwanam() searches from the beginning of the file until it finds a
login name matching name, then returns a pointer to the particular
structure in which it was found.
Calling setpwaent() rewinds the password adjunct file to allow repeated
searches. Calling endpwaent() closes the password adjunct file when
processing is complete.
Because read access is required on /etc/security/passwd.adjunct, getp-
waent() and getpwanam() will fail unless the calling process has effec-
tive UID of root.
A NULL pointer is returned on end-of-file or error.
getpwent(3V), getgrent(3V), passwd.adjunct(5), ypserv(8)
All information is contained in a static area, so it must be copied if
it is to be saved.
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Dark chocolate coating (evaporated cane juice, unsweetened chocolate, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, and natural vanilla flavor), dried red sour cherries, tapioca dextrin and confectioners glaze. Contains soy.


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In an effort to streamline the thesis process starting in Sept, I wanted to take all of my remaining elective courses this summer. I was supposed to do a design build but it unfortunately fell through, so I decided to take a class I had heard good things about from some other architecture students, a class on modern Chinese history, not architecture or art history, a full history course. It was nice to take a class and not have the pressure of other architecture students, critiques, or any of that performance anxiety that comes with design school; I could just take a class and try to enjoy it.
Taking this class outside of architecture made me think of the relationship design students have to architecture school. Some love it to bits, some hate it to its core, many are indifferent to it and simply "want to finish" at any one time you can feel all three of these or any kind of mixture. There are such highs and lows but I have always wondered, is it the architecture or the education that drives students so mad? You can take the architecture student out of school, but can you take the school out of the architecture student?
During the class, I would continually compare lessons and ideas learned in the class to contemporary architecture, my mind would just drift into that direction, and think about how I can apply this knowledge, or just the architectural side of it. I guess that means that architecture students do love education, beyond simply just architecture. We are always thinking about the applications of what we have learned, it is never enough to simply research or discover something; how it will be perceived and integrated are far more important questions we ask. In that regard I did really enjoy the class because it gave me a new breadth of learning in an unfamiliar topic. I really want to visit China as I learned to have a respect of its history and for what the Chinese people have done and what they have had done to them.
Best of luck! Looking forward to seeing your itinerary if you decide to make the trip.
I spent the first month of my final semester on a research trip across China for my thesis this year. There's nothing quite like being there and talking to the actual people you hope your project would benefit.
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Very good... sweet... I really enjoyed this story...
I love the story and the day dream stuff!
Oh, well done! I have to say that this is one ship I'm a closet-fan of. I can't say that it's a favourite because it has to be well written to be anywhere believable.
The beginning had me nervous, and then it because so saccharine (in a good way) that I knew it must be a dream of sorts.
I love how you kept everyone IC, including Pavarti and Lavender, whom I always had trouble believing got on with Hermione.
The ending was fantastic. I thought she might be dreaming again, and then thought 'Oh, no' when I realised Draco was not a dream. But you pulled it out by keeping him very much IC - I never, never imagined I would feel this way about you. - Excellent!
This definitely goes in my win column for Dramione!
~Michelle, The Marauding Cupcake
Author's Response: Oh, Michelle! Thank you so much for the perfectly lovely review! *cries* I did keep the daydream almost impossibly sweet because that's how I imagined a daydream charm would work. That's how my daydreams work, anyway. LOL! I appreciate that you liked the characters and thought Parvati and Lavender were particularly IC. You just really have no idea how encouraging your words are to me - thank you so much! *squishes* ~Andi
That was so swweet! LOL
Hope you make more fics like this!
Author's Response: Awww! Thank you so much for your review and that you hope I write more fics like this - you are such an encouragement to me! *hugs* I appreciate you reading my story and I am so sorry for the long delay in letting you know how much this means to me! Thank you again! ~Andi
aw wow i never dreamed theyd be dating.....i luved it!=)
Author's Response: *squeee* I'm so glad you were surprised that they were dating, and that you loved it! Thank you so much for taking the time to read my story and leave such a sweet review! You've made my whole week! :-) *hugs* ~Andrea
awwww.this just made me happy.the beginning was awesome and then the second part was unexpected and it was all just a dream and draco is back to his old self then i learn theyre goin out.aww.ha.
Author's Response: Hee! Thank you so much for reading my story! I'm so glad to hear it made you happy and kept you guessing until the end. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a review and brighten my entire week! *hugs* ~Andrea
Aw! That was so cute! At first I was like 'Aw its one where they are married/together' then it went to 'Aww...it was just a dream...' then back to 'Yay! They ARE together!' I loved this one! Very well written!
Author's Response: Hi! Oh, thank you so much!!! You have made my day! I'm so glad you thought it was cute and that you were constantly suprised by the different little twists. And thank you for saying it was well-written ~ those words are truly music to my ears. I appreciate you for taking the time to read and leave such a sweet review! *huggles* ~Andrea
Hi Andrea!
Your writing it very descriptive and it definitely captures the imagination of the reader. Good work with that. All throughout the story there's loads of imagery and lively description of the food, the surroundings, and practically everything surrounding Hermione and Draco at the beginning. However, you also keep it going through the rest of the story! XD
I thought this line was particularly cheesy though: To you - the incredible woman that makes this the paradise that it is, the woman whose beauty far surpasses anything seen here and the only woman I want to spend my life with, now and forever. I love you.
BUT I loved it! Lol.
I thought it was particularly cruel that you have Hermione wake up from the 'dream' and freak out. Lol. But it was also nice to see the perfect characterization come out and play with the tears, and the logic! XD
I was rather surprised by the twist at the end though. I was going to scream "OOC" at you for Draco and Hermione just talking but then it became clear they were together. Lol. How cute! >>
Author's Response: Thank you so much for tagging my story and reviewing it, you wonderful 'Claw you! I really appreciate you for taking the time to tell me things you liked about the story and even that you thought that one part was cheesy. *laughs* Yeah, if Sirius had said those words, you'd be drooling. You can't fool me! XD *hugs and squishes* ~Andrea I
Hmm... I don't usually read Hermione/Draco fics, but that one wasn't too bad. I like how you made it like they weren't going out at first, and then you sprang it on us at the end. Very nice. :D
Author's Response: *giggles* I'm glad you like the surprise ending - I love springing those on the unsuspecting! ;-) Thank you so much for reading and reviewing my story - I really appreciate it! *hugs* ~Andrea
I like this! I love the detail. I always enjoyed a good Hermione/Draco fic. Good work, fellow turnip. ;)
Author's Response: Thank you, Michelle! I appreciate your sweet comments and I'm excited there's another Dramione fan in 'Claw tower! Woot! *hugs* ~Andrea
HEY can't whate for ch2
I love it
Author's Response: A second chappie, hmmm? That's interesting - I'll have to give that some serious thought! Thanks for reading and reviewing! *hugs* ~Andrea
elegant, simple and sweet. I'm glad I was led here by your sig, Andrea! Very nice!
one typo at the beginning though, hehe. Should have been "As she *began* to walk aimlessly..."
Sorry, couldn't resist, because I savored each line of this superb one-shot, dear. ^_^
Author's Response: Aauuggh! My beta and I never noticed that! *runs to edit story* Thank you! You are so sweet to read and review my story- I appreciate you! *huggles*
oh that was sweet, I love it:) i was positively surprised several times
Author's Response: *grins happily* I'm so glad you loved it! I enjoyed throwing in those twists and turns because surprises are so much fun! Thank you so much for reading and reviewing - you have made my day! *huggles*
So sweet, I really enjoyed this. I basically fell over when I read Snape, he's friggin' hilarious. The parts with Draco and Hermione are so sweet, and I think you wrote it very well. This was also very original, which I love.
Thanks for the story!
Sue :o)
Author's Response: You're very welcome, Sue! :-) I'm thrilled that you enjoyed the story and that Snape was as fun to read as he was to write! What really makes my day - the best compliment I could ever receive- is you saying my story is original. *cries* You have no idea how much that means to me. Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to read my story and leave such a kind review. *gives big hug*
Great i dea!! very well written too, i loved it
Author's Response: Thank you for your kind words - I'm so happy you loved it! *hugs*
that was so kool!
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! *hugs*
Good job. The only thing I would suggest is that you put in Miss Granger for what McGonagall calls hermione. Granger seems more of a snape thing.
Author's Response: I know; it does seem more likely to be the other way 'round, doesn't it? But McGonagall does use surnames, and although Snape usually calls the boys 'Potter' or 'Weasley', he always calls Hermione 'Miss Granger'. (Pgs 110,212-213 & 452 of PoA are good examples.) I appreciate your review - I especially like that you gave constructive criticism. And you did it kindly, too! (not a trick many can pull off!) :-) Thank you! *hugs*
hey good one
Author's Response: Thank you for reading and reviewing- it means alot to me! *hugs*
hey good one
Author's Response: twice the love! Yay!
Wow! I loved this story! You write very well and it was so detailed. I loved the ending too. It was fantastic, I'll have to keep my eyes open for more of your stories!
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Brilliant Guide on Upgrading Spree 1.3.3 to 2.0.4
This is the best guide I have seen for upgrading Spree from 1.3.3 to 2.0.4
This is the best guide I have seen for upgrading Spree from 1.3.3 to 2.0.4
Well things have got better in Shanghai, when I left 18 months ago I have 2M ADSL, then in Hangzhou we got 10M ADSL which they then decided was too fast and said their equipment could only handle 4M so after the end of the first year they downgraded us. Now back in Shanghai we have 20M fiber to the building (FTTB). It flies! I have also noticed that Akamai is now doing a much better job in China, Apple App Store updates are now whizzing down the line at nearly the full 20M.
Its been a busy few months, first Gina and I moved back to Shanghai after finding a great apartment here, then we launched our first B2B wholesale site Zooron.com. We launched Zooron because we are fed up of people getting ripped off when buying from China. China is an amazing place with a massive selection of products ready to be sold by retailers but we think it needs someone to organise and safely dispatch those products. We are launching with 300 products, mainly in the business and industrial categories and plan to add many more from our trusted supplier we have worked with over the last 9 years.
The pace that China is expanding and growing is still staggering, even after eight years of living here. Sometimes it sneaks up on you, over lunch we realised that the business park, well really a business district, we have our office in has really taken off in the last 6 months. We have been here for just over a year and when we moved in we were one of the first, when you looked up and down the street there was no one about, most of the buildings you see today were there but no one was working in them, one of those ghost towns you hear about, everything was ready and waiting to take off.
Fast forward a year and there are now signs of life but its taken a lot to kick start, for example people don't get here by themselves they are all bused in and out of this side of town, so at 5.30 the whole street is lined up and down with buses, there is only one convenience store in a 1km radius and we have to go into Alibaba's corporate office to have a coffee. Now that the larger offices have staff we are seeing the street vendors turn up with their electric trikes serving dirt cheap Chinese food, 6RMB gets you any noodles or fried rice dish and 1.5RMB gets you a north west China style flat bread not unlike a plain naan with a few sesame seeds thrown in for good measure.
The only downside of moving in early is that we got stung with higher than now the average rent, we have 2,000 m2 office / warehouse on the ground floor which we rent for 1.6RMB per m2 per day which as far as rents go is not bad but we learn now the average for the area is 1RMB / m2 / day which would also explain why businesses are moving in now, rather than 18 months ago when these buildings were finished and how they can afford to bus everyone over from down town, have a look at the map to see the commute, it should take 30 mins but in rush hour its more like an hour each way.
Which is more or less like it works back in the UK, I remember people catching the staff bus from the Leeds city center to the business parks outside the city each day for work.
I'm not sure where to put this, but I wanted to share this tidbit of info.
I was having an issue where I would see all these hanging /bin/bash processes calling runner and rake that were being fired off by cron. Turns out my .rvmrc file in my app folder was causing the problem. Rvm by default will prompt to trust or not trust the file. This causes bash to hang. The solution I used was to disable the prompt by adding this line to my user rvm file in ~/.rvmrc
Have a read of the RVM Wiki
I just found this great little Heroku tweak that can reduce your downtime when deploying appications, they allow you to preboot the new version before tearing down the old one.
If you upgraded Spree from 1.1.2 to 1.1.3 and found that the checkout didn't work with some error about zones
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Then perhaps you missed that you needed to run some migrations
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During the setup of any new ecommerce system you will need to monitor your checkout for cart abandonment to find the drop off points and carefully fix them, here is how I setup analytics for Spree Commerce 1.1.x.
Thanks to Ryan for the RegEx
Add this small block of code into your server{} block to redirect all non-www to the www version of your website.
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So migrated from Wordpress to Octopress. Most of the migration was automated by using exitwp but to get slideshare I had to use Oembed, also found a great list of themes on github.
So far so good, writing posts in markdown is great and also now not having to worry about keeping up with Wordpress security updates is nice but for me is about finally being free of MySQL databases and Wordpress was the last thing running on it, weird in this day and age of easy multiple database support Wordpress still forces you to use MySQL.


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After a lingering illness of many months Felix Lowe succumbed to death at his residence in the west part of town Wednesday, July 25th at 3:35 p.m . Mr. Lowe was born in White County, Tennessee, March 6th, 1876, and was 58 years, 4 months and 19 days of age. He came to Texas when about 16 years old and in Dec. 25, 1909, married Miss Mandy Bohanon, and had lived near and in Malone since that time. He was a Christian and highly esteemed by his friends. At the time of his death, he was a member of the Salem Baptist Church. He is survivied by two brothers, Bud, and L.P. of Hollis, Okla., and two half brothers, Houston and Jim Lowe, Malone; one sister, Mrs. J.R. Baker, of Hubbard and three half sisters, Mrs. Mommie Woods of Woodbury, Mrs. Sallie Rawls of Massey and Mrs. Laurie Herrell of Malone and his wife and six children, Mrs. Nodie Pope, Miss Alice, Modena, Dorothy, Violet and Ester and 1 grandchild. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. with Rev. M.R. Cox officiating and interment in Cottonwood cemetery. Marshall and Marshall of Hillsboro, in charge of arrangements. The Register joins the host of friends in offering sympathy to the bereaved ones in this hour of sorrow.


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A former Franklin County government employee is suing the county alleging that her firing was retaliatory.
Local News
Former Franklin County Employee Says She Was Fired For Refusing To Commit Illegal Acts
Training Exercise At Hidden Valley Pool Saturday
Don't be alarmed when local police, fire, EMS, and other emergency responders descend upon the Hidden Valley Lake Pool on Saturday, July 22.
6th Congressional District Job Fair Coming To L'burg
A job fair by southeastern Indiana Congressman Luke Messer returns to Lawrenceburg on August 3.
St. Elizabeth Emergency Departments Saw 1,200+ Overdoses In First Half
The frequency of drug overdoses being handled by emergency rooms at St. Elizabeth Hospitals in northern Kentucky is skyrocketing.
Survey: Many Hoosiers Don't Know Holcomb
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Heat Advisory Friday Afternoon
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Another Body Discovered In Ohio River
An investigation is underway after a second body in as many days was pulled from the Ohio River.
American Idol Finalist Casey James To Perform At Bacon, Blues & Brew Fest
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St. Lawrence To Offer Preschool Classes For The First Time
St. Lawrence Catholic School is set to begin preschool classes for the first time in its 148-year history.
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If you aren't yet retired and you have a mortgage at an interest rate that is higher than today's, now might be a good time to refinance the property.
Not only are rates very low -- take a look at Bankrate.com's mortgage calculator to see just how low -- but there are government programs available that make it easy for people whose loans are underwater to refinance without an appraisal or the need to bring lots of money to the table.
Some people who are expecting to have cash available at the time they retire might have factored a payoff or sale into their retirement planning, so an early refi might not look attractive. But counting your chickens before they hatch is never a good idea in these matters. The refis available today can be a terrific deal and a good insurance policy.
If you refinance through the latest Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP 2.0, the federal government is controlling how lenders do business and what they charge. This program doesn't require a new appraisal of your property and -- other than verifying employment -- the lender is allowed to take your word for how much you earn. You do have to be current on your mortgage, and your credit rating will affect the interest rate and whether you are approved.
It also might make sense to purchase a property before you hang up your work boots. If you wait until after you retire to apply for a loan, some lenders won't take into account the total amount of your retirement assets. Instead, they'll base your ability to pay strictly on your cash flow, which for many retirees can look low -- especially on paper. This inflexibility is a result of new rules designed to limit the use of "stated income." better known as "liar loans," which were among the factors behind the mortgage meltdown. But these rules can result in applicants with multimillion dollar nest eggs being turned down, according to reports from the real estate industry.
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Your Instructor will provide you with four manager speculations, a.-d., in the Doc Sharing file.
- Using the sample data, perform the hypothesis test for each of the above situations in order to see if there is evidence to support your manager's belief in each case a.-d. In each case use the Seven Elements of a Test of Hypothesis, in Section 6.2 of your text book, using the α provided by your Instructor in the Doc Sharing materials, and explain your conclusion in simple terms. Also be sure to compute the p-value and interpret.
- Follow this up with computing confidence intervals (the required confidence level will be provided by your Instructor) for each of the variables described in a.-d., and again interpreting these intervals.
- Write a report to your manager about the results, distilling down the results in a way that would be understandable to someone who does not know statistics. Clear explanations and interpretations are critical.
- All DeVry University policies are in effect, including the plagiarism policy.
- Project Part B report is due by the end of Week 6.
- Project Part B is worth 100 total points. See grading rubric below.
Submission: The report from part 3 + all of the relevant work done in the hypothesis testing (including Minitab) in 1., and the confidence intervals (Minitab) in 2. as an appendix.
Format for report:
- Summary Report (about 1 paragraph on each of the speculations a.-d.)
- Appendix with all of the steps in hypothesis testing (the format of the Seven Elements of a Test of Hypothesis, in Section 6.2 of your text book) for each speculation a.-d. as well as the confidence intervals, the p-values, and including all Minitab output
Project Part B: Grading Rubric
|Addressing each speculation - 20 pts. each
|hypothesis test, interpretation, confidence interval and interpretation
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|1 paragraph on each of the speculations
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Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Detectives have arrested two people in connection with the Unauthorized Use of an Access Card according to Natchitoches Parish Sheriff Victor Jones Jr.
On Thursday April 25th, the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office received a report from Chain Electric Company management that a company fuel card had been used unauthorized to purchase over $13,500 dollars worth of fuel in Natchitoches,Rapides, Vernon, Red River, Grant, Winn Parishes and the State of Texas.
During the investigation, detectives reviewed surveillance video at numerous locations in Natchitoches Parish where the unauthorized purchases were made, identifying a person of interest, whom had just recently been terminated from the company, according to Chief of Investigations Greg Dunn.
While reviewing credit card statements and reviewing the surveillance video, detectives also learned that the suspect had purchased near $958 dollars worth of fuel at a Campti conveinance store in less than twenty minutes.
Detectives have also learned and are attempting to identify numerous subjects that obtained free fuel from the gas pumps of Campti area conveinance stores while the suspect was inside the business paying for the unauthorized fuel purchases on April 18th-21st.
Detectives ask that if you obtained free fuel at any of these businesses during these dates from the suspect to contact the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Criminal Investigations Division at 318-357-7725.
Detectives say $8964.71 of unauthorized fuel purchases were made in Natchitoches Parish.
As a result of the investigation, detectives arrested:
*Jefferson L. Erwin Jr., 32 of the 100 block of G Salard Road, Campti, La., was booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center on April 29th, charged with 94-counts of Unauthorized Use of an Access Card, and Improper Telephone Communications on a prior active criminal warrant.
Erwin on parole remains in the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center.
*Charlene Michelle Harper, 29 of the 700 block of Stump Camp Road, Winnfield, La., booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center on April 29th, charged with 1-count of Forgery in connection with the case, and Failure to Appear in the Tenth Judicial District Court on March 4th, on a prior Illegal Possession of Stolen Things arrest.
Harper remains in the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center.
Additional charges are pending through other respective law enforcement agencies.
Detective Tim Key handled the investigation for the NPSO.
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General News of Saturday, 19 July 2014
Source: citifmonline
The Executive Director of IMANI Ghana, Franklin Cudjoe, has described government's decision to halve the $3 billion China Development Bank (CDB) loan as a signifies government's unpreparedness to transform the economy.
According to Mr. Cudjoe," the fact that we have to change the fundamentals of making projections, going for loans, knowing the profitability and viability of the project is an attestation of the fact that we have never been ready to do serious business with the economy."
The CDB agreed to provide Ghana with a loan of $3 billion for a package of infrastructural projects.
CDB and Ghana signed the loan on December 16, 2011.
The Minister of Finance, Mr. Seth Terkper in his presentation on the 2014 mid-year review budget last Wednesday, however, announced the decision to halve the $3 billion loan to $1.5 billion
The announcement has generated public outrage as some believe the decision could halt some of the infrastructural projects government intended to embark on with the full loan.
Speaking on Citi FM's News Analysis Programme, The Big Issue, Mr. Cudjoe condemned government's decision to sign onto the loan in the first place, describing it as "chicken change."
Mr. Cudjoe believes Ghana's "retrogressive" and "discordant" forex rules partly compelled government to halve the loan.
"Unfortunately, we are in a serious bind. It was clear that if we had discordant and retrogressive forex rules, government's projections from day one was going to be affected."
"Government had forgotten that all the projections that were being made were timeous and were related to the time value of money and so if you were already having an economy that was not so productive, you don't kill it further by having these forex rules," Mr. Cudjoe opined.


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Banahan try secures England win
Matt Banahan's third Test try earned England the victory they craved over Argentina but the result will do little to ease the pressure on Martin Johnson.
England were being held at 9-9 by the Pumas before James Haskell sparked their one bright moment on a grim afternoon at Twickenham and Banahan finished off the try to help his side secure a 16-9 success.
A tigerish performance from Lewis Moody apart, England were dreadful.
Jonny Wilkinson's tactical kicking was disappointing again but he stroked England into the lead with a drop-goal after setting up the chance with a huge tackle on Pumas captain Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe.
Martin Rodriguez shaved the post with a drop-goal attempt but drew Argentina level with a penalty after Tim Payne was penalised for not binding at the scrum. He drilled a second effort wide after Haskell was penalised for being offside but Wilkinson responded with a successful long-range strike to nudge England back into the lead.
Ugo Monye, a stand-in full-back for England, was struggling badly as Argentina continued to pepper him with high balls. When his third attempted catch went to ground, Haskell compounded the problem by diving on the ball and conceding another penalty which Rodriguez accepted gratefully.
Mark Cueto tried to inject some tempo into the game and Monye defied his high-ball troubles to launch a powerful break but he then spilled a grubber kick to invite more pressure on England. And when they were again penalised at the scrum, Rodriguez edged Argentina ahead with a third penalty – but the Pumas conceded almost immediately.
Wilkinson drew the scores level at half-time, when England switched things around with Cueto moving to full-back and he immediately looked much more at home in the position.
However, there was little invention from England until, with 10 minutes remaining, they managed to create the kind of dynamic rugby they had promised from the outset. Haskell sparked the move with a midfield break, Steve Borthwick off-loaded and the ball was spread wide via Cueto and Moody for Banahan to score under the posts, allowing Wilkinson a simple conversion.
Argentina piled the pressure on at the death in search of the draw but England defended gallantly to hold on.


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Freshman cornerback Anthony Jefferson suffered a severe foot injury, and head coach Rick Neuheisel said he would be out for the season after the Bruins' loss to Cal. Jefferson suffered a Lisfranc fracture, which us a fracture and dislocation of joints I'm the midfoot. However, because he played in less than 30% of the team's games, Neuheisel said he'll still be able to redshirt.
In other news, Sheldon Price will need an MRI to make sure there's no structural damage in his knee. Owamagbe Odighizuwa has a shoulder strain, but it's not expected to be major. Also, Anthony Barr calf strain not major


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BOSTON POLICE Commissioner Edward Davis is telling his officers that only the unvarnished truth can protect the reputation of the department. Any officer caught in a lie, says the commissioner, deserves no future on the force.
Davis is crafting a one-strike policy that he believes will be the toughest of any in the country regarding police officers who lie on the job. The commissioner wouldn't provide a copy of the policy, which he said is under review by police unions. But he said it will be just a few sentences in length and cover any officer caught lying in the course of court testimony, falsifying police reports, or lying to Internal Affairs investigators. "The presumptive punishment would be termination,'' says Davis. Currently, officers caught lying on the job can receive as little as a short suspension.
A tougher policy is long overdue, and Davis seems to be making a bold effort to cut through the fog of the criminal justice system. That fog is thickest in cases of police perjury, or so-called "testilying.'' But the commissioner, rightly, isn't making much of a distinction between those officers who lie under oath and those who embroider reports or derail anti-corruption investigations. There may be distinctions of degree when it comes to lying. But in every case the lie has the power to undermine the credibility of the entire department - not to mention strip the average citizen of his or her freedom.
It would be easy to dismiss this new policy as a public-relations effort. Davis is not the first commissioner to promise a crackdown on crooked cops, and there are reasons for skepticism. In 1997, former police commissioner Paul Evans announced an elaborate new system of investigating any complaints of wrongful testimony - but the system never got up and running.
Evans's false promise was made when his department was reeling from revelations that lies by Boston police fueled the wrongful convictions of young men including Donnell Johnson, who served five years for a murder he didn't commit. Judges during that period were tossing out gun and drug convictions after determining that Boston officers would have needed X-ray vision to support their lying testimony.
Evans's failure shadows Davis's initiative. But the current commissioner appears to be preparing the ground for lasting change. His supervisors and command staff are now receiving intensive training on due process and public integrity, with special emphasis on the government's duty to disclose exculpatory evidence. And there is no effort to spare the feelings of cops.
The top of the information packet now being distributed to officers includes the following words from a recent ruling on a gun case by US District Judge Mark Wolf: "False testimony by Boston Police officers and those working with them has both a long and recent history in cases before this court.'' The packet includes other high-profile cases where testilying or prosecutorial misconduct led to mistrials or overturned convictions. The last page in the instructional packet makes the perfect bookend: "No case is worth your career, reputation or freedom,'' it reads.
Whether the new policy will survive appeals to labor arbitrators isn't yet clear. Davis expects more pushback from the detectives unions than from the patrolmen's association. But William Sinnott, the city's corporation counsel, is working with Davis to make sure that the policy is ironclad. And the commissioner is eager to enact it before the current contract expires in 2010.
Police officers must pass a physical agility test to get on the force. To stay on, they also must be strong enough to carry the truth.


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Frequently after a Problem Solver story goes to print, nice things continue to happen for the person involved. Companies will offer further customer service or readers will write in to offer their help and experience.
I recently wrote about Candy Harrison of Denton, whose bank account was drained of $487.12, leaving her with a $50 overdraft charge — and no money for food or pain medication to help manage her reflex sympathetic dystrophy and accompanying muscle spasms.
AT&T apologized, refunded her money and promised to pay for the overdraft. Meanwhile, two readers sent in checks totaling $750 to give her some cushion in the future.
Since then, the story has continued to bubble. More readers got involved, sending an additional $125 for Harrison. She was so touched by others' compassion that she's tried to pass along the goodwill by donating $25 to the USO, which will use the money toward a gift box valued at $50 for the troops. She used the remainder of the money, paying old medical bills and joking that the clinics and doctors are also grateful. "I'm astounded by [the readers'] generosity. I want people to know how much this meant to me, these blessings," she said.
AT&T wasn't idle during this time. While the company refunded the money, it went further after the story ran. Harrison was promised a $200 gift card in the mail with an apology for draining her bank account, and the company also hand-delivered a $200 check to her. In addition, the company said her phone calls were reviewed and the treatment she received was unacceptable. The company reported that all of the employees involved in her case were retrained.
Meanwhile, an employee at Harrison's bank read the story about what happened to her and removed the $50 overdraft charge without AT&T needing to get involved. "Boy, when you dragon-slay, you really do take away their fire!" she wrote in a thank-you note to Problem Solver.
Dallas Arboretum
Another story — about inflated insurance salvage values — garnered attention from the Dallas Arboretum. Ed Randolph and his wife were returning from a second attempt to view the Dale Chihuly glass exhibit at the gardens when they were assaulted by a hailstorm that caused so much damage that their 2007 Avalon was totaled.
Randolph believed the salvage values assigned by Southern County Mutual Insurance Co. were too high, resulting in a reduced payout toward fixing the vehicle. He reached out to Problem Solver and the salvage rate was changed, giving him $5,000 more to use on repairs.
Wendy Rentz, public relations manager at the Dallas Arboretum, decided to help. "I read your story about Ed Randolph and his wife's misfortune during the hail storm," wrote Rentz, adding that she would like to offer the couple four tickets to come back to the exhibit. She added that she hoped the ride home would be "more enjoyable."
Randolph was pleased with the idea and accepted the offer. "That's amazing. I was curious to know the response, but I wasn't expecting to hear from the Arboretum," he said.
The couple, who was rained out of their first attempt to view the exhibit and encountered the hailstorm the second time around, were finally able to see the glass sculptures last week. "God was nice and spared the sculptures," said Randolph. "It was really terrific."
A place to call home
A story about a red-heeler and pit bull that roamed the countryside in the small town of Cross Roads, east of Denton, broke the hearts of many readers. The heeler, true to her breed, tried to herd children and other animals, while the non-threatening pit bull stayed a few steps behind. The situation was intimidating to some residents, who feared that a melee could erupt.
Neither of the animals had a place to call home. The pit bull was dumped, while the heeler, which once had a collar, joined in some months later. The pair survived by finding occasional meals and shelter from employees at Frank Bartel Transportation, a nearby trucking company.
With no animal control officer and no shelter, there was no one with authority to help. No animal rescue groups are based in the area, and the pit bull grew thinner and suffered while I hunted for help. His eyes matted and he likely died in the countryside with only the heeler as a companion.
When Stacy Smith, vice president of animal advocacy for The Humane Society of Flower Mound, heard the story, she promised to send a volunteer to find the dog. "At least she won't die like her friend did," said Smith.
But when the volunteer showed up at the dog's previous haunts, she found that the heeler had found a new home. Just days after the story ran, a local resident came to the trucking company to ask about the dog. "He said he'd love to have her, and I said he could," said trucking manager Mike Laird.
The man also offered a chance for the heeler to do the job that came naturally to her. "He had some cattle, and she'd been around cows," said Laird. "So, he took her. It turned out all right."
Follow Katie Fairbank on Twitter at @problemsolverkf.


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The Arsenal striker has spearheaded the French attack in warm-up matches against Norway, Paraguay and Jamaica, finding the net on three occasions.
However, with Karim Benzema and Loic Remy both in the squad, Giroud is likely to face stiff competition for the central attacking role in Didier Deschamps' plans.
"Yes it would be kind of a disappointment (to not start against Honduras) because I think I did well during the preparation games," he said. "But there is a coach and we have to respect his choices.
"Anyway, it's not going to be my main concern and it won't trouble my sleep.
"The important thing is to prepare well for this first game and be available for the team and the coach."
And Giroud believes his grounding in the Premier League makes him the leading candidate to start against Honduras.
"It's true that I like the physical part of the game," he continued. "I won't shy away from that.
"I was able to confront myself with the tough defence from England and it's an asset for me to have this kind of opponents every weekend, and I hope to use it against Honduras because they will give everything.
"I already played against (Honduras and Hull City defender) Maynor Figueroa. He's not an 'angel' on the pitch, he's quite tough, but it's fine.
"I like it and we all expect a pretty tough game physically, so we'll be ready to answer. I'm not afraid of anyone."
As well as Honduras, France will come up against Switzerland and Ecuador in Group E.
For more sports news visit allSports.com.gh
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