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[edit] Fedora Control Center
[edit] Summary
Fedora should put all configuration programs in one program (in GNOME gnome-control-center, in KDE kcontrol/systemsettings).
[edit] Owner
- JakubRusinek
[edit] Current status
- Targeted release:
- Last updated:
- Percentage of completion: 1%
[edit] Detailed description
Keeping everything in one place makes configuration easier and makes time of setting search shorter.
My idea is to create control center for all applets, like SUSE folks did it, by making YaST . YaST's gui is not quite bad, but also not quite good. There are usability issues and/or GNOME HIG-compatibility issues, but the idea is important.
Making center for all administrative applets is very good - doesn't it make the GUI (eg. menu in desktop environments) cluttered by all the applets, but also makes easier to expose them, showing bigger icons and some descriptions.
Some work is done - gnome-control-center contains System group, but there's not way to run it with this group selected, or with hidden groups selector and hidden other groups.
[edit] Current situation
Fedora does provide system-* utilities, which are very lite, they're not confusing user... But they're become buggier and buggier from release to release. Esp. system-config-network - wants to save config everytime I click Quit, Deactivate or Activate.
[edit] Work done by others
YaST, which is open source since openSUSE 10.1 release or earlier is developed by many people. Thanks to them, it has now Qt interface, ncurses interface, and the newest: GTK interface.
Fedora provides only GTK-based GUI tools. Thats very bad. We shouldn't favorize one GUI toolkit/desktop environment. I know it's impossible to make all the same quality, but some work must be done also for others (here: other desktop environments).
[edit] Existing control centers availibility for Fedora
YaST can be download from SVN , but it relies on SuSEconfig scripts and other SUSE-only solutions.
[edit] Benefit to Fedora
More usability to users.
[edit] Scope
- Modifying gnome-control-center and kcontrol/systemsettings
- Modifying .desktop files of configuration tools tools
- Modifying menus
[edit] Test plan
- Write some patches for g-c-c and probably kcontrol/systemsettings
- Modify .desktop files
- Clear the system → preferences and system → administration menu and add "control center" instead of both of them
[edit] User experience
Users which have everything in one place are satisfied because they must not search for settings.
[edit] Dependencies
- Writing patches
- Modifying .desktop files
- Clearing menus
[edit] Contingency plan
Nothing to do.


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Apaline Kelley Allender was born on May 8, 1848, at Kelley Mountain, near Beverly, Randolph County, W.V. being the daughter of Dolbeare and Margaret Kittle Kelly, and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Brown Vanscoy, of a complication of diseases on December 9, 1927,being 79 years, 7 months, and one day old.
On February 28, 1868 she was united in marriage to Thomas A. Allender and lived on a farm in Randolph County until coming to Porterwood.
She united with the Methodist Church over forty years ago, and was a member at the time of her death; and was well known in the community where she lived.
She leaves to mourn their loss, her husband and the following children: Mrs. H.L.Hansford of Porterwood; Mrs Columbus Hansford of Kerens; Mrs Celia Shumacher of Parsons; Mrs Walter Vanscoy of Kerens Mrs. H.F. Kelley of Parsons; Mrs. Brown Vanscoy of Porterwood; A.F. Allender of Parsons; and G.D. Allender of Elkins. One Brother, Noah Kelley and one sister, Mrs.Carl Douglas, both of Huntington.
She has 45 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
Impressive funeral ceremonies were held at the Porterwood church on Sunday afternoon 2:00 being conducte by the Rev. T.W. Hayes, afterwhich burial was made in the Porterwood Cemetery.
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MJD estimates return: After watching from the sidelines for the third straight week as his Jacksonville Jaguars lost to the Indianapolis Colts, Maurice Jones-Drew told NFL Network's Alex Flanagan that he is "about two weeks away" from returning to the field. The first step is getting out of the walking boot that currently holds his injured foot. The timeline puts him on track to return for Jacksonville's Week 12 game against the Tennessee Titans. Hopefully you were able to stash him on your roster after his injury, in which case, your steadfastness is being rewarded. If he's available (and there's no good reason why he should be), pick him up now!
Weeden's future in doubt: Whenever a new boss comes in, you can expect changes. Joe Banner taking over as the CEO of the Cleveland Browns is no different. In an interview with The Plain-Dealer, Banner says the team will decide over the final seven games whether Brandon Weeden will be the franchise's quarterback of the future. With the Browns at 2-7 and well out of the playoff race, this could be an opportunity to showcase the quarterback and could give Weeden a fantasy value boost in the fantasy playoffs. After a tough stretch against the Cowboys and Steelers, Cleveland faces off with Oakland, Kansas City and Washington in Weeks 13-15. If you're in a situation with a pair of matchup-based QBs on your roster, Weeden is worth a look. Now if he could only find some consistent receiving threats…
Vikings offense stalling: After a quick start to the season, the Minnesota Vikings offense has been figured out by opposing defenses and is having trouble adjusting. In Minnesota's last four games, defenses have concentrated on forcing Christian Ponder to beat them while limiting Percy Harvin and Kyle Rudolph. It hasn't always worked out — Adrian Peterson is averaging 134.3 yards and has four touchdowns in that span — but Harvin and Rudolph have had a pronounced drop-off in their production. With Harvin likely out this week, the task gets slightly easier for the Detroit Lions. They have been good against the run all season (although Peterson ran for 102 yards against them in Week 4) and can now focus much of their attention slowing the rushing attack.
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Stephen Garcia came off the bench to run for two touchdowns and throw for another as he rallied the 12th-ranked Gamecocks past East Carolina 56-37 on Saturday night. Marcus Lattimore added 112 yards and three TDs. Garcia sat the first quarter as South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier started sophomore Connor Shaw.


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Claire Danes, Idina Menzel, Doutzen Kroes, and many more famous moms eschewed the traditional low-key Mother's Day brunch on Sunday to attend a kid-filled carnival in NYC for Born Free, an organization aimed at ending mother-to-child HIV transmission in Africa. Little ones and their moms were treated to performances by Ariana Grande and Idina Menzel, who brought her son, Walker Diggs, onstage with a large group of children to sing. Claire also took to the stage at one point, although it appeared that she and husband Hugh Dancy decided to leave their young son, Cyrus, at home.
The event was also chock full of fashion and sports stars, with fashion legends like Anna Wintour and Carolina Herrera rubbing elbows with New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz and the New York Knicks' Amar'e Stoudemire. Not every famous face celebrated Mother's Day with a fashion fete like this one — be sure to check out how celebrities honored their mamas (or were celebrated by their little ones) on Sunday!


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It's all systems go for today's opening of the 112th International Parliamentary Union (IPU) summit.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) declared yesterday tighter security measures would be in place to ensure the safety of the 1,400 delegates and lawmakers from 145 countries attending the five-day conference.
Operating under the PNP's "Task Force Parliament" headed by Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco, police officers personally detailed to escort the delegates will be complemented by 15,000 other policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) and 3,000 soldiers from the military's National Capital Region Command (NCRCom).
PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Leopoldo Bataoil said a well-laid security plan had been laid out.
"We are just conducting last-minute review of the security," Bataoil said.
He said plans had been laid out to secure the delegates and their parties who began arriving yesterday.
His Royal Highness Prince Norodom Rannariddh of Cambodia, for example, arrived yesterday afternoon, flying in to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) from Phnom Phen in a six-seater King Air C-90. He was welcomed by his country's envoy to the Philippines, Ok Socheat.
Anti-riot policemen have been deployed at various areas following reports that some militant groups will be conducting mass protest actions near the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) where the IPU summit will be held, Bataoil said.
"We at the PNP are asking them (the rally organizers) to just translate their grievances into writing and present them before the assembly," Bataoil said.
He said the PNP had mapped contingencies for any worst-case scenario that might arise in the event of a terror attack.
"For the purposes of planning for the security arrangements, we are anticipating the worst scenario, but generally, we are hoping for the best outcome," Bataoil said.
Bataoil emphasized security will be "extra tight" and would include areas surrounding the PICC in Pasay City and other key areas and cities across the country to be visited by the delegates.
He said policemen also had been deployed at the 13 hotels in Manila and six others in Makati City where the delegates are billeted.
"These areas will be secured by elements of the five task groups of Task Force Parliament," Bataoil said.
Plainclothes policemen and "secret marshals" have been deployed as part of beefed-up security measures.
President Arroyo will be the guest of honor along with the nation's leaders and lawmakers.
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Elder Don R. Clarke, of the Quorum of the Seventy, is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7, at a fireside in the Salt Lake Tabernacle.
The theme of Summit is "Choose to Be Great." The event kicks off Friday, Aug. 5, at 7 p.m. with two dances, food and several other activities, including minute-to-win-it-style games, jousting, speed dating, paintball target practice and human battleship.
After Christensen's keynote address on Saturday, there are nearly two dozen workshops planned. They include: "Current Popular Delusions" by Steve Nadauld, Dixie State College president and his wife, Margaret Nadauld, the former Young Women general president; "With Steadfastness in Christ" by Elder Thomas Cherrington, an Area Seventy and Logan institute teacher; "How to Talk to Your Friends about Controversial Topics" by Michael Purdy, of LDS Church Public Affairs. Other topics include "Dating Freak-outs," "Nuts and Bolts Advice on How to Start Your own Business," "The Significance of Sacred Things," "What I Wish Someone Had Told Me When I was in My 20s," insights on how to get married, understanding addictions, dispelling myths about LDS women, and the church's work in world-wide humanitarian efforts.
Saturday afternoon includes basketball, volleyball, a service activity and the Summit concert with Jon Burgoyne Band and Preston Pugmire, which starts at 8 p.m.
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We sat around a kitchen table in Orlando, Fla., making the most important decision one can make in Orlando, Fla. Disneyworld or Universal Studios?
The conversation got heated. Voices raised, lips pouted, arms folded. Just as we'd reached an agreement - Universal Studios and its spinoff, Islands of Adventure - some wiseguy had to ask a buzz-killing question: "But what does the kid want?"
Oh yeah, the kid. My 9-year-old nephew Alejandro (not to be confused with my 18-year-old nephew Alejandro) would be joining my husband and me on this excursion. With that reminder, we stopped bouncing around in our mental moonwalk and straightened our respective tie and pearls. But, before the alleged adults could ask the little guy's preference, we remembered who was footing the bill. Back to the bouncing.
That's the whole benefit, after all, of visiting theme parks at our age. They make two 30-somethings like us forget our age.
We hit Universal Studios first. On the ride over, we conducted a bravery meter on our 9-year-old chaperone. No one wants to bring a chicken to a theme park. Nothing scares him, he told us. He loves free-fall rides, digs roller coasters, has even taken part in a human slingshot. All music to our thrill-seeking ears.
One problem. Alejandro won't win a dunking contest anytime soon. He may have passed the bravery meter, but not the height meter. A couple of superhero rides put him at just a couple of glasses of milk shy of riding them. One may not be possible until the kid's voice changes.
"Would you mind waiting for us while we ride them?" I asked little Alejandro in a voice as sugary as the cotton candy spinning in a booth beside us.
His eyes shifted from side to side.
"She's kidding," my husband assured him.
To convince the kid, and myself, I guffawed and threw in several pats on the back.
He redeemed himself on the first ride. After standing in line for 60 minutes, listening to kids whine in four languages, we got to take in "Despicable Me." Alejandro put on his 3-D glasses like the rest of the kids. He secured himself into his seat with all the others. But he experienced the ride unlike any other kid in there. He laughed hysterically, yelled wildly, even commentated loudly: "Watch out! … Are you kidding me? … This is crazy!"
His enthusiasm made the formulaic Universal Studios rides so much more enjoyable. We could get along, this kid and I.
Although he ordered a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich for lunch and tugged our sleeves in every gift shop, we all but forgot we had a child with us. Even his curious questions didn't seem kidlike. He didn't want to know why the sky was blue, but he did want to know if his uncle knew how to light a Molotov cocktail.
That's why we entered our last Universal Studios ride, worrying about the future of our country. As we cursed the violence of video games, a fire simulation during the ride for the tornado-chasing film "Twister" proved a little too real for our companion. We didn't know it until he broke into tears just outside the ride.
Just as we found ourselves longing for the days when kids dropped F-bombs, not real bombs, his innocence slapped our other cheek.
A few long hugs and a good pep talk took the 9-year-old right out of him, though. Off to Islands of Adventure we went. This is where Alejandro validated his bravery claims. Roller coasters with steep hills, hard turns and sudden falls were met with screams of enthusiasm.
Until an angry "Jurassic Park" dinosaur got involved. Alejandro could handle the thrills, but not the chills. Again, he didn't express his fear until afterward. Again, there were tears.
We took a load off in a cafe at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. I picked up a little "butter beer," a beverage pulled straight from the pages of the books and offered it to my nephew. He initially refused the nonalcoholic beverage strictly based on its name. The Molotov world we live in was good again.
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey was our last ride before blistered feet and rainstorm-soaked clothes sent us home nine hours into our visit. We boarded the attraction with Alejandro sitting between my husband and me. As it turns out, Harry and his pals really know how to have a good time. All was going remarkably well, and then that rude dragon jumped out at us.
On cue, both my hand and my husband's hand reached out to our nephew at the same time. Alejandro laced his fingers through ours and squeezed tight the whole way through. No tears, during or after the ride. The adults were finally happy to be adults.
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A package of store-bought ramen noodles speeds up assembly of this colorful broth with shrimp and carrots. "My mother passed the recipe on to me," notes Donna Hellinger of Lorain, Ohio. "It's delicious and so quick to fix."
- 3-1/2 cups water
- 1 package (3 ounces) Oriental ramen noodles
- 1 cup cooked small shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/2 cup chopped green onions
- 1 medium carrot, julienned
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1. In a large saucepan, bring water to a boil. Set aside seasoning packet from noodles. Add the noodles to boiling water; cook and stir for 3 minutes.
- 2. Add the shrimp, onions, carrot, soy sauce and contents of seasoning packet. Cook 3-4 minutes longer or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 148 calories, 4g fat (2g saturated fat), 83mg cholesterol, 857mg sodium, 17g carbohydrate (2g sugars, 1g fiber), 12g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 lean meat.
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T.H. (Taco) Reus
Taco Reus is professor in Global Strategy at the Department of Strategic Management & Entrepreneurship, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM).
His research examines how firms are influenced by the environment in which they strategize, operate and expand, and how organizational capabilities and experience help or hurt firms in this environment. Commonly, Taco Reus studies these topics in the context of mergers and acquisitions. His current research focuses on the role of contextual factors in post-merger integration such as cultural and institutional differences in cross-border acquisitions. His other related projects look at the role of procedural qualities during post-merger integration, such as procedural justice, emotional capability, and other integration capabilities, and how firms can manage the post-merger integration process successfully.
Taco Reus' articles have been published in several high-profile academic journals including the Academy of Management Journal, the Academy of Management Review, the Strategic Management Journal, the Journal of International Business Studies, and Management International Review. He currently serves on the editorial board of the Academy of Management Review for which he received Outstanding Reviewer awards in both 2009 and 2011, and Strategic Organization.
Professor Reus teaches courses on the institutional context of firms in RSM's BA and IBA programmes and on international firm strategies in the school's Global Business & Stakeholder Management Master's programme. He was nominated professor of the year in 2010, 2011 and 2012 by his BA students.
Taco Reus obtained his master's degree in psychology from the University of Amsterdam, and his Ph.D. in strategic management from Florida State University. With his dissertation entitled 'A Knowledge-Based View of International Acquisitions,' he was a finalist in the Organisation Science 2003 Dissertation Proposal Competition and the 2004 Gunnar-Hedlund Competition for best dissertation in international business. Prior to joining RSM, he worked at Florida Atlantic University.
Publications (17)
Articles (13)
Malhotra, S., Reus, T.H., Zhu, P & Roelofsen, E (2017). The acquisitive nature of extraverted CEOs. Administrative Science Quarterly, Accepted. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0001839217712240
Reus, T.H., Lamont, B.T. & Ellis, K.M. (2016). A darker side of knowledge transfer following international acquisitions. Strategic Management Journal, 37 (5), 932-944. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/smj.2373
Malhotra, S., Zhu, P.C. & Reus, T.H. (2015). Anchoring On The Acquisition Premium Decisions Of Others. Strategic Management Journal, 36 (12), 1866-1876. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/smj.2314[go to publisher's site]
Reus, T.H. (2012). Culture's consequences for emotional attending during cross-border acquisition implementation. Journal of World Business, 47 (3), 342-351. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jwb.2011.05.002[go to publisher's site]
Ellis, K.M., Reus, T.H., Lamont, B.T. & Ranft, A.L. (2011). Transfer effects in large acquisitions: How size-specific experience matters. Academy of Management Journal, 54 (6), 1261-1276. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.5465/amj.2009.0122[go to publisher's site]
Reus, T.H. & Rottig, D. (2009). Meta-analyses of international joint venture performance determinants. Management International Review, 49 (5), 607-640. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11575-009-0009-4[go to publisher's site]
Ellis, K.M., Reus, T.H. & Lamont, B.T. (2009). The effects of procedural and informational justice in the integration of related acquisitions. Strategic Management Journal, 30 (2), 137-161. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/smj.728[go to publisher's site]
Reus, T.H. (2009). The double-edged sword of cultural distance in international acquisitions. Journal of International Business Studies, 40 (8), 1298-1316. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/jibs.2009.25[go to publisher's site]
Reus, T.H., Ranft, A.L., Lamont, B.T. & Adams, G.L. (2009). An interpretive systems view of knowledge investments. Academy of Management Review, 34 (3), 382-400. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.5465/AMR.2009.40631556[go to publisher's site]
Crook, T.R., Giunipero, L., Reus, T.H., Handfield, R. & Williams, S.K. (2008). Antecedents and outcomes of supply chain effectiveness: An exploratory investigation. Journal of Managerial Issues, 20 (2), 161-179.
Reus, T.H. & Liu, Y. (2004). Rhyme and reason: Emotional capability and the performance of knowledge-intensive work groups. Human Performance, 17 (2), 245-266.
Reus, T.H. & Ritchie, W.J. (2004). Inter-partner, parent, and environmental factors influencing the operation of international joint ventures: 15 years of research. Management International Review, 44 (4), 1-25.
Hult, G.T.M., Ketchen Jr., D.J. & Reus, T.H. (2001). Organizational learning capacity and internal customer orientation within strategic sourcing units. Journal of Quality Management, 6, 173-192.
Book Contributions (2)
Reus, T.H., Ellis, K.M., Lamont, B.T. & Ranft, A.L. (2013). Placing process factors along with contextual factors in merger and acquisition research. In Y. Weber (Ed.), Handbook for Research on Mergers & Acquisitions (pp. 76-107). Edward Elgar Publishing.
Reus, T.H. (2012). A knowledge-based view of mergers and acquisitions revisited: Absorptive capacity and combinative capability. In S. Finkelstein & C.L. Cooper (Eds.), Advances in Mergers & Acquisitions (pp. 69-88). Emerald Group Publishing Limited.[go to publisher's site]
Professional Publications
Reus, T.H. (2015). A psychological lens on the acquisition process. RSM Discovery - Management Knowledge, 22 (2), 17-19.
Other Output
Reus, T.H. (2014). Global strategy: the world is your Oyster (if you can shuck it!). (2014, december 05). Rotterdam: Erasmus Research Institute of Management.
PhD Projects (3)
A contextual perspective on information asymmetries in firms' external corporate development activities
- Role: Promotor
- PhD Candidate: Michael Juergen Mueller
- Time frame: 2016 -
On the influence of institutional forces on the strategic behavior of firms
- Role: Promotor
- PhD Candidate: Ron Maas
- Time frame: 2014 -
Knowledge Transfer in Organizational Critical Events: Recycling and Recombination of Knowledge in Failures and Acquisitions
- Role: Promotor
- PhD Candidate: Riccardo Valboni
- Time frame: 2011 -
Recognitions (6)
Editorial positions
Academy of Management Review
Editorial Board
Journal of International Business Studies
Editorial Board
Strategic Management Journal
Editorial Board
Journal of Management
Editorial Board
Strategic Organization
Editorial Board
Organization Membership
Academy of Management
Member Awards Committee
Courses (2)
- Foundations of International Business Strategy ( 2017/2018 )
- Foundations of International Business Strategy ( 2016/2017 )
Events (31)
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A new pop up shop in Chippenham's Emery Gate shopping centre is selling goods made in or close to Wiltshire.
Products include crafts and food items and range from wooden insect houses, aprons, chopping boards, jewellery, prints and soap to tea, chilli sauces and honey.
Dan Gregory, of Chippenham and one of the people running the shop, said: "A lot of people sell wares at market but don't have a permanent outlet. We are here until Christmas and would like to see if it is a model that may work elsewhere."
Chippenham Mayor Andy Phillips opened the shop, called Pop Shop Wiltshire, on Thursday.
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Dispite the amazing progress made in the past few years, bread is one of the most expensive and least satisfying elements of our gluten free diet. I've been eating toast just about every morning for my entire life. I need ideas for cutting down!
Here are links to four articles filled with ideas for breakfasts. All the suggestions I'm linking you to to are gluten and most do not require bread. Unfortunately, I failed to find foods that met those criteria and could be prepared by a person (such as myself) who is not fully awake — toast and cold cereal is much simpler if less satisfying. Hopefully, you can modify some of those suggestions, do some of the preparation in the evening, and be ready to face the day ahead.
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Nice to see Kobe and D'Antoni are on the same page...
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Nice to see Kobe and D'Antoni are on the same page...
The 4th quarter of Golden State/Sacramento was oddly fun to watch. For a while Isiahn Thomas was trading baskets with Carl Landry and Steph Curry. It looked like Golden State was going to pull off the comeback but they didn't.
Sacramento's roster is disgusting. They are probably one of a small handful of teams that is worse at passing than the Pacers. Cousins might be their best passer, but he's a terrible shot taker and gets his shot blocked a lot. Evans isn't looking good, Thomas Robinson isn't looking good, Jimmer isn't looking good. Their drafts are starting to look pretty bad, though there was a time when Jimmer/Tyreke looked like a great combo on paper.
I noticed Jonas Jerebko hasn't played the last 15 games this morning while looking at the daily box scores. He must be deep in Frank's doghouse. I wouldn't mind having him in a Pacers uni. From what I remember, he's a blue collar hardnose player. I would believe he'd fit in well with the bench.
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J Jack... 28 Pts... 10-16 FG... 3-5 3PT... 5-6 FT... 7 Reb... 5 Ast
I hate to even mention it, but if Brian Shaw was their coach they'd be a .500 team, at least, maybe more, imo.
Brian Scalabrine:
The White Mamba has a challenge, are you read to accept? The former Boston Celtics forward who is now a broadcaster with Comcast SportsNet New England, is sick and tired of hearing fans dog his talent, and that of other players who sit at the end of an NBA bench.
While speaking on ESPN Chicago radio, Scalabrine described a challenge which he has issued to fans in Boston:
"In Boston right now, we have this challenge going out. I do a radio show out there, and there are people on the street that really believe they can beat me. So we're doing tryouts for the top 10 people in Boston to play me one-on-one.
"And we're playing to 11. And we're gonna film it, everything. The reality of people and what they think NBA players are like. I'm the last guy on the bench and I will kick your butt if you're out on the streets. It's just the way it is."
Tell me you wouldn't want to watch this? People always joke about the scrubs of the NBA, and how outmatched they look at times. Regardless, they, like Scalabrine, are on an NBA roster. That's not easy to do.
While there wasn't many nights over crazy production from Scalabrine, he did manage to have a performance or two, most notably was Game 5 of the 2004 Eastern Conference Semifinals as a member of the New Jersey Nets. He was 6 of 7 from the field, including 4 of 4 from beyond the arc in a triple OT win.
@hoopshype: Update: Spurs waive Anderson + Nash back Saturday? http://t.co/ii7wzF0j
I like Anderson I wouldn't mind getting him.
Pekovic is really good isn't he? I mean i knew that after watching him in Europe with Panathinaikos but every year he has been in the NBA, he has progressed. Strong as ox and a very solid threat around the rim. He should/could be picking a couple more rebounds per game but his overall defense was never his forte.
Pekovic also looks like non from superman 2 http://twitter.com/BleacherReport/st...006594/photo/1
I suspect a Hibbert situation this summer for Pekovic. Probably part of why they want to ship him for Pau...
@HOOPSWORLD: Hornets Gordon Set to Practice with Team: After missing all 25 games this season because of recurring problems ... http://t.co/EwU0pu50
So what happened to Rubio?
Varea still got it.


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Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal will have to wait until next week before being appointed as Manchester United's new manager, British media outlets claimed on Thursday.
Newspaper reports earlier in the day had suggested that the Dutchman's appointment was imminent, but the Press Association said that although a "broad agreement" had been reached, "no deal has yet been signed".
United refused to comment on the matter when contacted by AFP, but in a conference call to investors, executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said that an announcement would be made "in due course".
He also said sacked manager David Moyes will receive a pay-off of "single-digit millions".
Van Gaal, 62, is reported to have held a meeting with player-coach Ryan Giggs in Holland on Wednesday.
Giggs, who was appointed interim manager following Moyes's dismissal, was pictured in Van Gaal's hometown of Noordwijk and is thought to have been offered the chance to work as his assistant.
The straight-talking Dutchman, who has also previously coached Ajax, Barcelona, AZ Alkmaar and Bayern Munich, is currently preparing the Netherlands squad for a friendly game against Ecuador on Saturday.
His contract with Holland means that he would not be able to join up with United until after this year's World Cup in Brazil, which would not be until mid-July if the team reached the latter stages of the tournament.
If appointed, he would become the first manager from outside the British Isles to take charge of United.
Van Gaal admitted his interest in taking up the role in an interview with the BBC last week.
"I would love the job," he said. "I hope that I shall be the one. It's the biggest club in the world and it's a fantastic challenge."
Giggs, meanwhile, has praised van Gaal, who led a young Ajax team to glory in the 1995 Champions League and has also won league titles in the Netherlands, Spain and Germany.
"He is a successful manager in different countries. Obviously he has taken Holland to the World Cup. He has a fantastic pedigree," said the 40-year-old Welshman.
Giggs, United's record appearance-maker, is still to announce whether he intends to prolong his 23-year playing career next season.
United finished seventh in the Premier League and failed to qualify for Europe for the first time since 1989.
But despite their on-pitch struggles, the club on Thursday announced a record 26 per cent rise in revenue to STG115.5 million ($A210.82 million) in their latest financial results for the period up to March 31.


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A Vacaville ex-con charged with the 2011 gunshot slaying of the mother of his two children made a brief appearance in Solano County Superior Court on Wednesday.
Sidney David Eugene Wilson, 34, is charged with the Sept. 8, 2011, gunshot slaying of Victoria "Vicky" Corral, 34.
Wilson's teenage stepdaughter testified during a probable-cause hearing in March that she witnessed him kill her mother following a tense evening in which the pair had been arguing.
On Wednesday, Wilson's court-appointed defense attorney, Deputy Public Defender Nick Filloy, made a pitch to delay a jury trial set to begin in January. Prosecutors opposed the delay and Judge Wendy G. Getty ultimately denied the motion to continue.
Wilson was ordered back to court at 9 a.m. on Jan. 14 for a readiness conference. A jury trial is set to begin on Jan. 16.
Wilson also faces charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and a felon in possession of ammunition. If convicted, the homicide charge carries an enhancement for use of a firearm -- an offense that carries a maximum 50-years-to-life sentence.
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Billionaire wants more of Marlborough
Foley Family Wines NZ is looking to buy more vineyards in Marlborough, its chairman says.
American billionaire Bill Foley met shareholders and growers at a lunch at Grove Mill winery near Blenheim yesterday.
Foley Family Wines merged with the NZ Wine Company last year, giving it control of the Grove Mill winery and brand. The company also owns Vavasour and Clifford Bay Wines in Marlborough, and Te Kairanga brands and Wharekauhau luxury lodge in the Wairarapa.
Mr Foley said he was pleased with the investments.
"Despite a lot of redundancies, cost and legal fees we made a small profit of $500,000. It's a big turnaround," he said of the six-month earnings released yesterday.
The company's numbers indicated $280,000 had been paid in redundancies in the past six months.
The scale of Grove Mill, Vavasour and Te Kairanga in the Wairarapa was "really coming into play" and the company could get some mass behind its sales effort, he said.
They would export 1 million cases of wine within the next few years, he said.
The company intended to spend $2.6 million on the Grove Mill winery, including a new bottling line and a barrel storage room. This would be funded by cashflow, not borrowing. "It's going to be a beautiful winery when we're finished."
Mr Foley said the company was focused on high-producing vineyards in Marlborough.
He wanted to increase the amount of fruit the company owned, rather than buy grapes on contract. It owned about 40 per cent of what it processed now, and planned to increase that to about 66 per cent.
That meant buying "a few hundred hectares of vines", he said. Increasingly, his company would focus on sauvignon blanc and pinot noir, with less focus on riesling and pinot gris, Mr Foley said.
A potential Hawke's Bay venture would be into bordeaux blends, he said, but declined to give more details.
Mr Foley said the exchange rate was tough. However, the company had increased sales to the United States by 22 per cent this past year, despite the strong New Zealand dollar.
"Australia continues to be a very good market for us. New Zealand is growing for us. We're very confident. Britain is steady."
The United States would stop printing money in the next seven or eight months, Mr Foley said, which would weaken the Kiwi dollar against the American dollar. That would be very good for New Zealand in terms of exports, he said.
However, the company had bought four presses at $75,000 each when they usually sold for $120,000. "There, the exchange rate worked for us."
In a statement to the Stock Exchange, the company reported a "considerable" turnaround, with an unaudited profit before interest of $1,193,000 compared with the 2011 result of the NZWC which had a loss before interest of $1,044,000.
It said that, like all exporters, the exchange rate continued to erode margins and the company was concerned about the consequence for the industry as a whole with the enormous increase for the contract price for sauvignon blanc in 12 months. However, the board feels the company is extremely well placed going into the 2013 vintage.
Mr Foley has made Te Kairanga Wines in Martinborough his New Zealand base.
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Hi Everyone,
When reading verilog (read_hdl -sv), first file is common variable
definitions (like `define and localparam). There is no problem
loading this file, however when loading the actual RTL design it
cannot recognize the mentioned above variables (Error - undeclared).
If the same variable definitions file added to RTL as
`include it works, but there are too many RTL files and I have no
permission to modify them.
Any idea what could the issue with loading it by (read_hdl -sv)?
Thanks a lot!
Hi Yemelya,
silly question but are you sure you are honoring Verilog scoping rules? Also, note that
read_hdl { a.v b.v include.v }
read_hdl c.v
is different from
read_hdl { a.v b.v c.v include.v }
since every read_hdl has its own scope hence c.v would not see the `defines of the other files and vice-versa
Let us know what you discover.
In reply to grasshopper:
Hi Grasshopper,
Thanks a lot for your help. Actually script was reading all the
files line by line with read_hdl for each one. I believed that if we
define library it will resolve the scope visibility issue, but it
It works now, after I fixed it as you advised:
read_hdl { include.v a.v }read_hdl { include.v b.v }read_hdl { include.v c.v }
Again, thank you very much for such a quick and useful response!


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Update:The Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences has positively identified the body recovered Monday as being 45 year old Margie Mize from Anniston. The cause of death has not yet been determined.
Update:Anniston police believe a body found in a wrecked car Cleburne County is a woman who disappeared two weeks ago.Investigators found Margie Mize's vehicle upside down in a ravine along County Road 24, about two miles from the Calhoun County line.{} Officers believe the body found inside the car is the 45-year-old woman from Anniston.Police said Mize's dog Katey was with her owner's vehicle when they arrived, and appeared uninjured.
The border collie-beagle mix was with Mize when friends last saw her on Tuesday, June 24th.{} An Anniston animal control officer came to retrieve the dog, but Katey ran off into the woods, and police said Mize's family plans to go try to find her.A tarp covered the vehicle on the back of a tow truck as it drove away, but Anniston investigators said it was the bronze Nissan Sentra they were looking for.Police issued a missing persons alert June 27.{} Mize did not collect her most recent paycheck, which officers found suspicious.Investigators recently received copies of her phone records to try to assist them in their search.{} Police said cellular tower data last pinged in the Friendship community, near the Cleburne and Calhoun County border.Officers went to the area Monday morning to look for the vehicle.{} After an unsuccessful search by car, investigators began to walk along Cleburne County Road 24 with a search dog, and found Mize's vehicle at least 30 feet down the hill from the road.Investigators said it appears she veered off the pavement as the road curved around to the left on the way back to Oxford, and struck a tree at the bottom of the ravine.The crash remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.{} Anniston police said the Department of Forensic Science in Huntsville will conduct an autopsy to confirm the body is Margie Mize.----------Police and friends are looking for any information to help find a missing Anniston woman. 45 year old Margie Mize was last seen in South Oxford June 24th.A Facebook page called "Help Find Margie" is now set up to help find Mize. Friends asked for people to be on the look out for her as they traveled this July 4th holiday. Pictures of her three tattoos were even posted to help identify her.Mize was last seen on Highway 21 South near McIntosh Road. She may be driving a bronze Nissan Sentra with a pink paw print sticker on the back.Her dog is also missing.Anyone who has information or who has made contact with her is asked to call Anniston police. The department's number is 256-238-1800.


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Nursing students want people to stop the spread and protect
Tue, 25 Feb 2014 22:23:25 GMT —
One health organization is trying to stop the spread of STD's and HIV.
On Tuesday, Truman State University's Nursing Student Association held an open to the public clinic for free confidential HIV testing and urine screening for gonorrhea and chlamydia.
There was also a health fair where students could ask questions about the subject and take free safe sex items, such as condoms, to keep available.
The group's goal is to "Stop the spread. Detect and protect."
"It's important because gonorrhea and chlamydia are silent ones and so is HIV in the beginning. Nobody really knows they have it. They don't have any symptoms. They might not show anything. One partner leads to another partner which just spreads out from there so the infections can run rapid," said Truman Nursing Student Abigail Howe.
The HIV test involved a finger-prick blood test and patients were able to get results in about an hour.
The test for gonorrhea and chlamydia was sent to a laboratory for processing. The results for that test will be provided to students at the Student Health Center.


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Looking for Ideas for a healthier alternative to some of these 'Traditional American Thanksgiving' side dishes.
Ones the relatives will think are gourmet, but won't know are healthy.
I already plan on making this:
(even though there's sugar in it, Its still healthier than the marshmallow coated alternative)
Maple-Glazed Yams with Pecan Topping
- 3 lbs of yams (red-skinned sweet potatoes), peeled, cut into 1/4 inch rounds
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- Salt
- 1 teaspoon orange zest (optional)
- 6 Tbsp chilled butter, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
- 1/3 cup brown sugar, packed
- 1 1/2 cups pecans
1. Preheat the oven to 400°F. Heat a large pot of salted water (add a tablespoon of salt for every two quarts of water) until boiling. Add the yam rounds. Cook the yams until the water starts to simmer again, about 4 minutes. Remove from heat, drain, then rinse in cold water.
2. Butter a baking dish. Arrange the yam rounds in the baking dish, overlapping the pieces, layering the yam rounds to fill up the dish. Sprinkle each layer liberally with salt. Sprinkle the yam rounds with orange zest if using. Pour maple syrup over yams. Dot with 2 Tbsp of the butter. Cover with aluminum foil and bake until yams are almost tender, about 20 minutes.
3. Put 3/4 cup pecans in a blender or spice grinder and grind into a coarse meal. Coarsely chop the other 3/4 cup of pecans.
4. Mix the ground pecans and brown sugar together in a medium bowl. Using your fingers, mix in the remaining 4 Tbsp of butter until the mixture resembles a coarse meal. Mix in the chopped pecans.
5. Sprinkle the pecan mixture over the yams. Bake the yams, uncovered, until the topping browns, about 15 minutes.
Serves 6-8 as a side dish.
Anyone else want to add to the list?
I am especially interested in the "Green Bean casserole" And "stuffing"
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The Big Brother Voting results are calculated according to the total votes within each country, and only one housemate wins the vote for that country .How Africa Vote based on majority. Those country votes are then counted to a total of 15 votes, giving the final voting result.
Here is how Africa voted this week (22 July 2012) – We bid farewell to Keitta and Alex.
Here's who which country voted for:
Angola: Lady May
Botswana: Lady May
Ghana: Keitta
Kenya: Prezzo
Liberia: Prezzo
Malawi: Wati
Namibia: Lady May
Nigeria: Lady May
South Africa: Wati
Sierra Leone: Keitta
Tanzania: Prezzo
Uganda: Prezzo
Zambia: Wati
Zimbabwe: Lady May
Rest of Africa: Prezzo
Total: Lady May = 5; Prezzo = 5, Wati = 3, Keitta = 2, Alex = 0. (Total: 15 Votes)
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Off to market: Farmers markets provide venues for local food growers
BEMIDJI -- Two Bemidji farmers markets are benefiting from the national trend toward healthier lifestyles.
The Bemidji Area Farmers Market and Bemidji's Natural Choice Farmers Market are situated less than two blocks from each other and feature produce grown by local area farmers. The two markets were created after a difference of opinion split the North Country Farmers' Market six years ago.
The Bemidji Area Farmers Market, located in the parking lot between the old Pamida and Subway, is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, as well as Saturdays and Sundays, and is home to about eight vendors.
Laura Lee Nennich, a co-organizer of the market and owner of Ter-Lee Gardens, is in the parking lot nearly every day to sell her fruits and vegetables. Nennich said the season for the market is about four months long.
"We usually start the first of July and go through Oct. 31st," she said.
Nennich said in recent years there has been a "big push" among the general public to eat healthier and believes the trend has been important in providing business to local farmers. According to her, locally grown food is healthier and fresher because fruits and vegetables picked for stores usually come from several states away, picked weeks ahead of being ready for harvest.
"A lot of this stuff was picked just this morning or last night. It's just so much healthier for you." Nennich said.
She said most of the food sold at the market is comparable in price to counterparts found at big chain stores and anything more expensive at the market is worth it due to the time and energy it takes to grow their food.
Bemidji's Natural Choice Farmers Market, located in the Union Square parking lot, is less than two blocks away and features about 24 vendors. They are open on Saturdays and sell arts and crafts along with food.
Duane Hayes, the president of the board for the market, said they have been open since Memorial Day but because of bad weather delaying growing, the market has not been able to be open on Tuesdays as they had hoped.
Hayes said the farmers market is visited by about 150 people each Saturday; with busy summer tourists adding to that number.
"We're becoming more of a destination for people to go since we have such a variety," he said.
Hayes said a special thing about farmers markets is being able to talk to the people who grow the food.
"The people selling them are the ones producing. If you're a purchasing, you can ask how it's produced and how it's raised," he said. "It's usually picked that morning or the night off, so it's fresh. You don't get that in a grocery store because you don't know where it's coming from."
Healthy living
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, there are more than 8,100 farmers markets in the United States, with about 176 in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture tracks farmers markets in the state. In the past decade, there's been a 33 percent increase in markets.
Paul Hugunin, coordinator with the Minnesota Grown program, an organization within the state ag department, said he believes the increase may be a simple result of people wanting to lead healthier lifestyles.
"People are interest in reconnecting with farmers and where their food comes from," he said. "We constantly hear we need to eat more fruits and vegetables, we need to eat more colors, we need to eat fresh -- and the farmers markets are a very logical place to get that."
Robert Balsager, 86, has shopped the farmers markets in Bemidji for the past 16 years, he said. He tries to come to shop at the Bemidji Area Farmers Market at least once a week.
"We love the people, for one thing, and you don't get berries like this any place else. All of their produce is just wonderful," he said.
Mary Melchiour comes to the Bemidji Area Farmers Market every other week during the summer to purchase freshly made bread. She said she shops the market in order to support local farmers.
"It's worth checking out. The people are so friendly," Mechiour said.
Linda Erceg, a shopper at Bemidji's Natural Choice Farmers Market, said she likes the freshness of the food. "It's just good food. It tastes good," she said.
Economic impact
In a 2010, the USDA issued the report, U.S. Department of Agriculture report "Local FoodSystems: Concepts, Impacts, and Issues." The report concluded farmers markets have a positive impact on local communities by providing healthy food and spurring economic development.
"Local food markets may stimulate additional business activity within the local economy by improving business skills and opportunities," the report said. "The presence of local food markets may also spur consumer spending at the businesses in a community."
Austan Erickson, an in-store manager at the Subway located by the Bemidji Area Farmers Market, said business there sees an uptick the days the market is open.
"I would say at least the people that work there come in to use the bathroom, to get something to eat or to get something to drink. I'd say it probably brings people in for sure," he said.
Bemidji Mayor Rita Albrecht said she believes the farmers markets in Bemidji are a nice asset to the city.
"It provides a reason for people to come to town and gives a reason for people to come into the downtown in particular," she said.
For more information on the Bemidji Area Farmers Market, visit http://bemidjifarmersmarket.com/.
For more information on Bemidji's Natural Choice Farmers Market, visit http://www.naturalchoicemarket.org/.
List of area farmers markets
Bemidji Area Farmers Market
Old Pamida/Subway parking lot at 200 Paul Bunyan Drive South, Bemidji.
Sundays: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tuesdays: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursdays: noon to 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Bemidji's Natural Choice Farmers Market
Located in the Union Square Parking Lot, 2nd Street and Beltrami Ave., Bemidji
Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Bagley Area Farmers Market
State Highway 92 and Great Northern Ave.
Fridays: 3 to 6 p.m.
Blackduck Area Farmers Market
Wayside Rest, Blackduck
Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For a list of farmers markets in Minnesota, visit www.mfma.org/pages/OurMarkets/


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TAMPA — Receiver Andre Davis, a key member of Jefferson High's Class 3A state championship team, orally committed to USF, the highest-rated recruit in the Bulls' incoming class.
Davis, rated a four-star recruit and the No. 42 receiver nationally by Scout.com and a three-star prospect by Rivals.com and ESPN, is USF's first commitment this year from Hillsborough or Pinellas counties. He committed Saturday, joining Hollywood South Broward's Clavion Nelson, a 6-foot-4, 230-pound defensive end who also considered Illinois and Kansas.
A post on Davis' Facebook page about joining USF: "The feeling is undescribable. … I just can't wait to get in there and work hard with my new family. We on our way to big things in the Big East."
Receiver has been a Bulls recruiting priority. One other receiver is committed, Punta Gorda Charlotte's Alex Mut, and A.J. Love and Sterling Griffin will return from injuries.
Davis, 6 feet 1, 180 pounds, also considered FSU, Miami, Rutgers, Texas Tech and West Virginia.
florida: Running back Mike Blakely, an early enrollee from Bradenton, is expected to have shoulder surgery Wednesday and miss spring practice.
lsu: Coach Les Miles turned down more money from Michigan, LSU Board of Supervisors member Stanley Jacobs said. Miles makes $3.75 million a year at LSU, and Jacobs said Miles said no to about $4.25 million and then a bigger offer.
Remember Nu'keese? Nu'keese Richardson, a UF commitment who switched to Tennessee then was dismissed in 2009 after he was arrested, is reportedly planning to enroll at Palm Beach State College and could end up at Kansas or Syracuse this season. The receiver also had brief stops at Hampton and Coffeyville (Kan.) CC.
Information from Times wires was used in this report.


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London, Feb 1 (ANI): One of the jailed members of Russian feminist punk rock band Pussy Riot has been moved to a prison with a hospital after suffering headaches and fatigue.
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, 23, was one of three women sentenced to two years in prison for a "punk prayer" in Russia's main cathedral last February.
In the prayer they called on the Virgin Mary to rid Russia of Vladimir Putin.
According to the Telegraph, one of the band members said that Tolokonnikova has been complaining about her health for a long time, and a decision was taken to move her to a prison colony where there is a hospital.
Her bandmate Yekaterina Samutsevich told Internet and cable channel Dozhd that Tolokonnikova had suffered headaches for months and was exhausted from labour at the prison, where she reportedly has been working at a sewing machine.
According to the paper, Samutsevich said she believed Tolokonnikova was being monitored, but not actively treated. (ANI)


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- 1.5 mile(s) from Pioneer Village, living history
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JERUSALEM (Feb. 5)
Israel hopes to enter a customs union with the European Common Market, Moshe Allon, director of the Foreign Ministry's economic division, said here today, as 18 members of the European Parliament, who arrived in Israel last night, started a week's study about a possible accord on this issue between Israel and Eur mart.
The 18-member delegation represents five of Euromart's six countries discussing Israel's possible participation in a customs union with members of Israel's Cabinet, as well as with private business and financial circles here. The members of the mission represent Italy, France, West Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands. Only Luxembourg is absent.
The Europeans were received by President Izhak Ben-Zvi, conferred with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, and were guests at a luncheon given today by Kaddish Luz, Speaker of Israel's Knesset (Parliament). Then the mission members split into three groups which will conduct separate talks with Finance Minister Levi Eshkol, Commerce and Industry Minister Pinhas Sapin, and Transportation Minister Yitzhak Ben-Aharon.
The European Common Market could prove "catastrophic" for Israel, Mr. Allon said today at a news conference, unless a customs union accord is reached. Sixty percent of Israel's exports go to Europe, he said, while many of the raw materials for products processed or manufactured here come from countries that are members of the Common Market. In 1961, Israel increased its exports to Common Market member countries to $80,000,000, as compared with exports to these countries in 1959 totaling $41,000,000.
Mr. Allon said that about 100 items of Israel's basic exports would be prejudiced under the Euromart's customs policies. He declared Israel was prepared to realign its economy to the Common Market requirements "within a reasonable transitory period, however radical some of these adjustments may be." Israel industry, he stated, could adapt itself gradually to the situation.


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The Las Gallinas Lions Club planted 2,000 flower bulbs Saturday in its third annual effort to beautify the entrance to Marinwood.
A dozen volunteers gathered to plant the bulbs, mostly on the corner of Marinwood Avenue and Miller Creek Road. The tulip, daffodil, crocus and hyacinth bulbs are expected to bloom in March or April.
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Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR), a leading provider of integrated application delivery solutions for business-smart networking, today announced that it has achieved the IPv6 Ready Logo on its intelligent application delivery controller (ADC), AppDirector® 2.20. The testing, performed at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL), certifies AppDirector for the IPv6 Forums IPv6 Ready Logo, demonstrating its conformance to the logo program and its ability to interoperate with other IPv6 Ready devices and networks.
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GLENDORA >> Police arrested five DUI suspects during a checkpoint late Friday and early Saturday, including one with a blood-alcohol level three times greater than the legal limit, officials said.
The checkpoint was held from 6 p.m. Friday to 2 a.m. Saturday on Grand Avenue, Glendora police Senior Community Service Officer Wendy Brewer said. Brewer also coordinates a regional, multi-agency anti-DUI task force known as "Avoid the 100."
In addition to the five suspected intoxicated drivers, police also arrested seven people for driving without licenses or identification, and one person was jailed due to an outstanding warrant, Glendora police Sgt. Marty Barrett said.
Officers cited 27 unlicensed drivers and 20 drivers with suspended licenses, Barrett said. Twenty-four vehicles were impounded as a result of the checkpoint.
Officers from the Pomona, La Verne and Azusa police departments joined Glendora police at the checkpoint, Brewer said.
Funding for the checkpoint was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.