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NC State researchers using soy in canine cancer treatment
May 04, 2009
Raleigh, N.C. -- Genistein, a molecule found in soy that has proved toxic to a wide variety of human cancer cells, is now being studied to determine if it could also inhibit the growth of canine lymphoma cells.
Dr. Steven Suter, assistant professor of oncology at North Carolina State University, says his study has shown that a commercially available form of genistein called GCP was effective in killing canine lymphoid cells in a laboratory setting and can be absorbed into a dog's bloodstream easily. GCP can help chemotherapy work more effectively and faster, which translates to less stress to the patient, Suter concludes.
The hope is that veterinarians will put the inexpensive treatment, a dietary supplement that can be administered in pill form, to use as a canine cancer therapy, Suter says.
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USC enters playoffs on positive note
It's official. After wrapping up the regular season with a decisive victory, 6-1, over Central Catholic, Upper St. Clair enters the WPIAL Class AAA boys' soccer playoffs as a most deserving No. 1 seed.
The Panthers received a first-round bye in the tournament, scheduled to start Oct. 21. They will play the winner of the Butler vs. Mt. Lebanon game, being played at 8 p.m. Monday on the Blue Devils' turf.
In beating the Vikings, the Panthers knocked off the No. 3 seeded team in the playoffs.
Doug Hapeman, Joel Hart, Troye Kiernan, Joseph Bell, Danniel Quiroga and Robbie Mertz racked up the goals. Hart registered two assists. Garrett Blake and Bell also garnered assists.
Only five days prior, the Panthers placed a punctuation mark on their section championship. USC knocked off Peters Township by a similar score. In between those 6-1 triumphs, the Panthers posted a 9-1 win over Ambridge to finish 11-0-1 in Section 5 and blanked Cardinal Mooney from Ohio, 7-0, for their 10th shutout.
USC finished the regular season with a 17-0-1 record. The tie came against section rival Canon-McMillan, 1-1. In that fifth game of the season back on Sept. 10, Mertz scored the equalizer.
USC, which has outscored the opposition, 93-10, this fall, enters the postseason as the defending state champion. The Panthers were district runners-up last year, finishing second to Canon-Mac. They also shared the 2012 section title with Peters.
So expectations are that the Big Macs and the Indians will factor into the Class AAA outcome. Featured on the opposite side of the bracket, Canon-Mac travels to Norwin while Peters hosts North Allegheny in the first round of the playoffs. Both games have an 8 p.m. start Oct. 21.
PT, which tied McGuffey, 2-2, in its regular season finale, finished runner-up to USC in Section 5 with a 9-2-1 record. The Indians enter the playoffs with a 13-3-2 slate.
Canon-Mac, which topped Class AA power South Fayette, 4-1, in its season finale, enters the postseason with a 14-2-2 record. With an 8-2-2 mark, the Big Macs finished third in Section 5, the same position out of which they emerged to win their first-ever WPIAL soccer title in 2012.
In addition to the Vikings, who tied Fox Chapel for the Section 3 lead with an 11-1 record, Seneca Valley is expected to make a run at USC in the WPIAL tournament. The Raiders grabbed the Section 2 banner with a 12-0 mark. They are 14-2-1 overall and considered the No. 2 club in Class AAA. They open playoff action at home, hosting Allderdice.
While Norwin won the Section 1 title, Bethel Park captured the Section 4 league with a 10-1-1 record. However the 13-4-1 Hawks enter the playoffs on the downslide. They have lost two of their last three games, 3-1 against rival Mt. Lebanon in the section finale, and 1-0 against Chartiers Valley on the last day of the regular season.
The Hawks host Kiski at 8 p.m. Oct. 21 in their playoff opener. Should they trumped the Knights, the Hawks would face Central Catholic in the quarterfinals, scheduled for Oct. 24.
The Blue Devils, too, lost their final match, 4-3, to South Park, which is ranked No. 2 in Class AA. Lebo finished 9-1-2 in Section 4 and 10-6-2 overall. Should Lebo top Butler, it would face USC in the quarterfinals. On Oct. 5, USC blanked Lebo at Highmark Stadium, which will be the site of the WPIAL finals, set for Nov. 1-2.
In Class AA, the South Fayette boys grabbed the No. 4 seed and host Mars at 8 p.m. Oct. 21 in their playoff opener. No. 1 seeded West Allegheny, which won the section in which the Lions compete, earned a first-round bye, as did No. 2 South Park. Shady Side Academy is seeded third.
In Class A, Seton-La Salle enters the playoffs ranked second behind Sewickley Academy. The Rebels won the Section 3 title with an 11-0-1 record. They are 14-2-1 overall.
While the Panthers received a first-round bye, SLS plays Aquinas Academy at 6 p.m. Oct. 21 at Shady Side Academy in its Class A playoff opener.
In girls' soccer, Peters Township is the defending Class AAA champion in the district as well as the state. The Lady Indians, however, are seeded second in the Class AAA tournament, behind top-ranked Seneca Valley. PT plays host to Latrobe at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 in the first round of the playoffs.
Bethel Park was placed on the same side of the bracket as the Lady Indians. The Lady Hawks, who beat PT back on Sept. 7, will open tournament play by hosting Plum at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19.
In addition to the Lady Indians, Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon, Canon-McMillan and Upper St. Clair are vying for the title. They were all placed on the Seneca Valley side of the Class AAA bracket. All take to the road Oct. 19 for their first playoff games against Fox Chapel, Norwin and Baldwin respectively. Kickoff is 4 p.m.
South Fayette qualified for the Class AA playoffs. The Lady Lions visit Belle Vernon for a 4 p.m. kickoff Oct. 19.
While Bishop Canevin claimed the Section 3 banner, the Lady Crusaders enters the Class A tournament among the teams expected to reach the semifinals. They are seeded No. 2 behind Greensburg Central Catholic. While the Centurions received a bye, Canevin plays Our Lady of the Sacred Heart at 2 p.m. Oct. 19 at Hopewell.


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London's famous Twickenham Stadium will host a number of Six Nations rugby ties over the coming months.
Rugby fans will need to book their Luxury London hotels as soon as possible to see England as they compete against Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy during the famous championship.
Lucky ticketholders will be able to see a whole host of famous players in action including Louis Deacon, Chris Robshaw, Toby Flood, and Ben Foden.
England forward Tom Wood believes that England are in a great position to take the title this year.
He told BBC Sport: "We want to be classed as a world-class team.
"We're very confident in ourselves and we've got belief in what we're doing. Without disrespecting any other team, our intention is to go out there and win it.
"Success for us would be winning everything."
The opening match at the 82,000 capacity ground will see England face Scotland – who will be keen to reverse their last defeat at the hands of the home nation.
England will then take on France, where they will be hoping to repeat their victory in Paris last year.
The first home match of the championship will take place on February 2nd; England will then play France on February 23rd and England on March 10th.
Fans staying in central London will be able to catch mainline trains to Twickenham station from London Waterloo. The station is a short walk from the Stadium.
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I just can't seem to get enough of this scene of Marina Corricella here on the island of Procida. The viewpoint is only a two minute walk up hill from our hotel. This image was made just after sunset and was stitched together in Photoshop from 4 frames.
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Loss-making travel giant Thomas Cook is planning to pull 'back office' operations out of Bradford with the phased closure of its remaining administrative centre at Inmoor Road, Birkenshaw, with the loss of nearly 150 jobs.
It is the second major jobs bombshell by the company and follows the axing of its city centre call centre in Aldermanbury with the loss of 500 jobs. Some who survived that cull have been affected by the latest job losses.
Thomas Cook said transfer of work from Birkenshaw to its Peterborough base would begin next month, with the office due to close by the end of January, 2015.
Staff at Birkenshaw, including 76 transferred from Aldermanbury, have been told of the move and a 45-day formal consultation will begin on Monday.
Plans involve migrating back office and support functions from Birkenshaw to Peterborough throughout 2014. Some functions could cease or be outsourced, depending on operational changes.
The company said the decision had been reached after considering several options under its 'location strategy review' and closing Birkenshaw was seen as the most effective as the group strives to get back on track after its bankers nearly pulled the plug.
Thomas Cook said customer service levels would not be affected by the closure and it would explore all options for staff, including possible relocation or redeployment opportunities.
Reto Wilhelm, managing director at Thomas Cook UK & Ireland, said: "We've made a commitment to improve not only the profitability of the UK business, but also place the customer at the very heart of all we do.
"Today's announcement is another important part of our strategy – further simplifying our processes and removing role and function duplication. We are confident that these changes will improve the service we offer to our customers.
"We fully appreciate the impact this decision will have on our Birkenshaw-based employees and are committed to doing everything that we can to support the team over the coming weeks should our proposals go ahead. I'd like to thank our colleagues at the Birkenshaw site for their professionalism as we now enter a period of consultation, during which we will explore all options with those individuals concerned including possible relocation or redeployment opportunities."
Staff leaving the offices yesterday were reluctant to comment in detail to the Telegraph & Argus, although some appeared angry and upset.
One said: "I don't want to say anything because we don't really know what is going on ourselves."
Another said: "I am not allowed to say anything."
The 170-year-old firm was forced to turn to its banks for an extra £200 million of loans and appointed Harriet Green, former boss of Leeds-based electronic components distributor Premier Farnell, as its new chief executive.
The Thomas Cook travel agency continues to operate branches in Kirkgate, Girlington, Keighley, Cleckheaton, Pudsey, Brighouse and Halifax.


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SeaBright Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:SBX) ("SeaBright") today announced that it has established a record date and a meeting date for a special meeting of its stockholders to consider and vote on a proposal to approve the adoption of the merger agreement, dated as of August 27, 2012, among Enstar Group Limited ("Enstar"), AML Acquisition, Corp., an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Enstar, and SeaBright, under which Enstar has agreed to acquire SeaBright for $11.11 per share in cash. SeaBright stockholders of record at the close of business on the record date, Monday, October 15, 2012, will be entitled to notice of the special meeting and to vote on the proposal. The special meeting will be held on Monday, November 19, 2012. About SeaBright SeaBright is a holding company whose wholly owned subsidiary, SeaBright Insurance Company, operates as a specialty underwriter of multi-jurisdictional workers' compensation insurance. SeaBright Insurance Company distributes its maritime, alternative dispute resolution and state act products through selected independent insurance brokers, licensed program managers and its wholesale broker affiliate, PointSure Insurance Services, Inc. PointSure is licensed in 50 states and also offers insurance products from non-affiliated insurers. Paladin Managed Care Services, Inc., another SeaBright company, provides integrated managed medical care services to help employers control costs associated with on-the-job injuries. Additional Information and Where to Find It This communication is being made in respect of the proposed transaction involving Enstar and SeaBright. The proposed transaction will be submitted to the stockholders of SeaBright for their consideration. In connection with the proposed transaction, SeaBright filed a preliminary proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") on September 25, 2012. SeaBright and Enstar plan to file with the SEC other documents regarding the proposed transaction. STOCKHOLDERS OF SEABRIGHT ARE URGED TO READ THE PROXY STATEMENT REGARDING THE PROPOSED TRANSACTION AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY AND IN THEIR ENTIRETY WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSED TRANSACTION. When completed, the final proxy statement will be mailed to SeaBright stockholders. Stockholders may obtain copies of all documents filed with the SEC regarding the proposed transaction, free of charge, at the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. In addition, stockholders may obtain free copies of the documents by going to SeaBright's Investors website page at www.sbxhi.com/investors.html or by sending a written request to SeaBright Holdings, Inc., Attn: Investor Relations, 1501 4 th Avenue, Suite 2600, Seattle, Washington 98101, or by calling Investor Relations at 206-269-8500. The contents of the websites referenced above are not deemed to be incorporated by reference into the proxy statement. Interests of Participants SeaBright and its directors and executive officers may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from the stockholders of SeaBright in connection with the proposed transaction. Information regarding SeaBright's directors and executive officers is set forth in SeaBright's proxy statement for its 2012 annual meeting of stockholders and its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2011, which were filed with the SEC on April 12, 2012, and March 5, 2012, respectively. Additional information regarding persons who may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies in respect of the proposed transaction and any direct or indirect interests of the SeaBright executive officers and directors in the merger is contained in the preliminary proxy statement and will be contained in the definitive proxy statement that SeaBright intends to file with the SEC.
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Foodbme Stephen Rushmore Jr. Foodbme, have you tried changing your email address? I see you are subscribed to over 400 threads - perhaps Hotmail is blocking emails because it has received so many email requests from us. I shouldn't need to change my email address. Others on here have many subscriptions and don't need to change. I cleaned up the number of subscriptions I had - removed over 90 - And I did all the reboot stuff you recommended to others. Let's see if that helps. I may need to get professional counseling if I can't get my "Roadfood Fix" pretty soon! It's the only thing keeping me sane in this crazy world!" />" />" />" />" />" />" />
Stephen Rushmore Jr. Foodbme, have you tried changing your email address? I see you are subscribed to over 400 threads - perhaps Hotmail is blocking emails because it has received so many email requests from us.
Rusty246 I apologize if someone's already asked this, but: What's with the "picture frames"?
stricken_detective Not a bug so much as a question/request. Is there any way I can pick & choose what forums come up when I click on the Show Me All Unread Topics button?
Davydd It now appears the picture frame is gone and my descriptor again matches my number of postings.
John A I tried deleting a picture from a recent post to replace it with another and found that I am unable to do so. The original picture is displayed even though I have deleted it from Photobucket, thus breaking the link? Apparently you are capturing the pictures?
cecif Subscription Issue: I posted a new thread in Trip Reports (Utica NY) and subscribed when I posted. Over the next couple of days I received the email notifications that there were new posts. Then they stopped. I figured the thread was just dead/quiet, and checked an it was. Today I happened to look at it and there were new posts, but I never received any notices. So, I checked my subscriptions and it has disappeared. Why?? I did not look at nor "manage" any subscriptions since the post or since I got the first notifications.
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle What was the word? I think there is an issue with certain forbidden words. "Castle" was one of them.
Twinwillownot all the time but, most of the time, since the new format started, when I click on a topic listed under, "latest forum conversations" on the home page, instead of directing me to that topic's page, I'm being directed to main "forum navigation page" that lists all the topics. I'm using a Mac with the latest OS X operating system. And, I never had this problem with the old format. Mind you, it doesn't happen all the time. Just, most of the time. Thank you.


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CINCINNATI - Pitt's 28-10 win over Cincinnati on Saturday won't change anything that came before it.
Beating the Bearcats won't change history to help Pitt capitalize on missed opportunities at Utah in the season opener or at Notre Dame four weeks later. The win on Saturday won't give the Panthers another chance to show up at Connecticut in a key Big East matchup. And topping Cincinnati by 18 points isn't going to compel Pitt to answer the bell in the biggest game of the season, a game against a fierce rival at home with a BCS bid on the line.
None of that will change as a result of Pitt's win over a four-win Cincinnati team on Saturday. But after a season full of mistakes, underachieving, and general disappointment, it was exactly what the Panthers needed.
"It would have been real easy for us to come here and just give up," senior safety Dom DeCicco said after the game. "The season didn't go our way, and we felt like failures because we didn't get what we wanted done. But the way Coach Wannstedt is and the way we are, there's no give-up in us."
Instead of bringing a lackluster attitude to the Cincinnati game despite having virtually no chance of claiming the Big East's BCS bid, Pitt's players took to the snow-covered field at Nippert Stadium looking to end a disappointing season on a high note. And that was exactly what happened.
The Panthers scored touchdowns on their second, third, and fourth drives of the game. Sophomore running back Dion Lewis rushed for 261 yards and four touchdowns, both career highs, behind an offensive line that asserted itself for seemingly the first time all season. And on defense, Pitt forced four turnovers - three interceptions and a fumble - while holding Cincinnati's potent offense well below its season averages in total offense, passing offense, and scoring offense.
"We had fun out there today," senior defensive end Jabaal Sheard said after the game. "Everybody was just having fun. It was my first time playing in snow that was sticking to the ground, and I felt like a little kid, just out there having fun with my friends."
Of course, Pitt didn't play a perfect game. Cincinnati did manufacture a pretty efficient seven-play/60-yard touchdown drive in the second quarter, and Pitt's offense scored just two touchdowns in five trips to the red zone. Two of those red-zone opportunities were killed by turnovers.
Nevertheless, the Panthers were enjoying themselves.
"The spirit around the field, everybody was excited," Sheard said. "Nobody was getting mad after each other. Even after a false start or the interception, our defense was just pumped to get another chance to go out on the field. I was excited the whole game. It was just a fun atmosphere."
So, while Saturday's win can't change what transpired in the previous three months and shouldn't soften the disappointment Pitt's players experienced this season, solidly handling Cincinnati for 60 minutes does give the Panthers something positive to carry with them into the bowl game and offseason.
"That bitter taste won't come out of our mouths; we lost those games and we lost them in a way that we felt we gave it away," said quarterback Tino Sunseri, who completed 14-of-23 for 158 yards and one interception against Cincinnati. "With this win, we're satisfied for this week. But we're always hungry. This is a satisfying win for now but we're always looking into the future."
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Nestled on the edge of a bai, with forest behind and open wetlands in front, Lango Camp is a luxurious permanent camp in Odzala National Park. It is visited as the second stop, in a set six-night itinerary, with three nights spent here after three at its sister camp Ngaga based just outside the park...More about Lango Camp
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David Cameron pledge to tackle antisemitism
The Conservative leader David Cameron has spoken of his admiration for the Jewish community in a newsletter to the Reform Jewish community.
David Cameron was the first to respond to Reform Judaism head Rabbi Tony Bayfield's request for the three party leaders to address the community.
Telling Rabbi Bayfield that he had "many friends on the mailing list" of the newsletter where his response was published, Mr Cameron joked that "this might be the last they hear from me for a few weeks!"
Mr Cameron, who launched the Conservative manifesto at Battersea Power Station in London today, spoke of his delight when he learnt about his Jewish ancestors, the Levitas.
He wrote: "I am a great admirer of the Jewish people and your extraordinary achievements. I've long seen your community as a shining light in our society."
Mr Cameron pledged to tackle the rise in antisemitism in Britain. He said: "I was appalled when the Community Security Trust told me that there were more antisemitic incidents in the first half of 2009 than in the whole of any previous year.
"We need big changes to root out this extremism – stopping preachers of hate from entering this country, banning those extremist groups who are already here, and doing much more to tackle radicalisation in our universities."
He also stressed his commitment to faith schools and promised that a Conservative government would do "much more to protect and empower the Jewish community in our society".
The responses of the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg will be published before the election on May 6.
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Countdown to Resident Evil 6 and limited midnight release
So much has been said in regards to Resident Evil 6 and now the countdown begins for its final release, as there's just a day left. Opinion has been divided on this game so the fans will now get their say as to what they think, because it's still not certain if they have bought into the direction that this new version of the game has gone in.
We would have hoped to see some more stores opening at midnight for the release of Resident Evil 6, but so far all we know is GameStop and Walmart in the US. No UK retailer has made any sort of announcement either, although you can still head down to your 24-hour Tesco or Asda store. We do have one piece of good news for you though, if you're quick and visit the Tesco Direct website and pre-order your copy of RE6 you'll get £5 off your purchase thanks to a special code, but you better hurry because it won't be there for much longer.
This got us thinking as to what other pre-order deals are still available for Resident Evil 6, and you'll be happy to know that you're not too late to get an incentive for ordering your copy of this game today.
The first is Amazon, who will not only give you $10 off the game but also throw in the 'The High Seas Fortress' Mercenaries stage as well. GameStop will give you 'The Catacomb' Mercenaries stage for free but also offer you entry into the Six Flags Resident Evil Night, which takes place on October 6th. Capcom Store will give you a full-sized umbrella with the Umbrella Corporation logo on it. Finally Best Buy are offering the 'The Rail Yard' Mercenaries stage. If you know of any other pre-order incentives then do let us know.
Back to the game itself, a few days ago I did have a try of RE6 at the Eurogamer Expo and it seemed to lack the atmosphere that you would get when playing the game at home, it really does feel so different playing such a game like this in a big hall when compared to your bedroom or living room late at night. Having said that from what we saw the game does deserve a chance, something that some gamers have not been giving it. Well there's only one day before we will know if Capcom has been able to deliver.


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This is great advice, Cathy. Trusting God is easy, pushing aside that self-doubt is where I struggle. I'm so glad you didn't give up. I absolutely loved Bridge of Faith.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Jill! Great to be on Novel Rocket today! I realized a while ago that giving up wasn't an option for me. :) What I had to figure what how to keep going and stay positive. Sometimes that is so hard, especially in today's tumultuous world. Glad you liked Bridge! Hope you will check out Yesterday's Tomorrow, and Hidden in the Heart. My next book will come out next summer with Harper Collins.
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Cathy, love this. I've had many such days in recent times as you've described. Showing up each day is so important, isn't it and handing over your writing to God as you go. Incredible how the Lord can make something out what often appears nonsense on the page.
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Chico >> Like the regular season, the Eastern Athletic League boys tennis tournament became simply a showcase of the Pleasant Valley High team's depth and dominance with just Chico able to keep it from being solely about the Vikings.
On a breezy, spring Saturday at the Chico State courts, Pleasant Valley placed three of four doubles teams in the semifinals and six of eight in the quarterfinals for singles.
An unbeaten run through the EAL's regular season was simply the start for PV, the defending section champion as a team that now has a chance for two of its players to compete for the league singles title.
Second-seeded Trenton Nield is already in the championship after beating teammate Jack Lewis, 6-0, 6-0 in the quarters and then taking out Chico's No. 1 player, Matt Weeber, 6-1, 6-3, in the semis.
"It went pretty smoothly today. It was tough in the wind, but I managed to pull through," Nield said. "I don't struggle as much as in the wind with my serve as much as the other people do, so I can use that to my advantage."
Nield's opponent isn't known just yet. The No. 1-seeded player, fellow Viking Donald Hall, had to take the SAT, the college admissions test, on Saturday morning, and he never made it back in time to play his semifinal against Chico's No. 2 player Marcus Schwab.
Instead, those two will start Monday's schedule at the Chico Racquet Club with the semifinal set for 10 a.m. with the doubles semifinals after that and then the winning teams will play for the EAL title. The singles final now is set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the club.
The doubles portion was more of the same as Hall and Nield won by default over Las Plumas' No. 2 team and will next face the Vikings' third team of Josh Barnhart and Sam Hall in one semifinal. The other semifinal has PV's No. 2 team of Izik Walsh and Pete Gibson against Chico's No. 1 in Weeber and Schwab.
Barnhart and Sam Hall took out Chico's Tyler Nather and Ben Kauffman, 6-0, 7-5. Walsh and Gibson topped Oroville's No. 1 duo of Luke Lundberg and Kong Vang, 6-1, 6-3.
Schwab and Weeber took their quarterfinal quickly, 6-0, 6-0 against Las Plumas' No. 1 team of Jeff McKeehan and Austin French.
"We're definitely playing better than we did at the beginning of the season," said Schwab of both himself and Weeber, two experienced seniors who have logged plenty of time together on the courts over their high school careers but haven't had as much as they would have liked this season — until recently. "Right now, we're definitely are at our peak."
Schwab advanced to the semis in singles by dispatching PV's Gibson, 7-5, 6-4.
Weeber beat Walsh, 6-3, 6-3, and since Hall had the SAT, he and Barnhart played late Friday night with Hall winning 6-0, 6-0. While he was due back at the courts shortly after noon, Hall never returned, prompting the rescheduling of the remaining singles contests after both the EAL titles were originally planned for Monday.
With so many Vikings advancing, the tournament has pitted teammate against teammate, which could heighten the interest — if not the good-natured bragging rights — the further it occurs.
"It'll be fun," Nield said if he ends up facing Hall in the final. "It'll be incredible. It'll be huge. We both have completely different games. Donald's is like a top-spinning game. Mine's more of a take control game. I like to hit the ball more flat. He likes to hit the ball with a ton of spin and make it jump up. We both like to play offensively. It'll be a good match."
But the Vikings' dominance might just be the beginning. Last year, their incredible depth paved the way to a section team title. This year, they could add to their hardware haul. And likely, this isn't the end of it.
"Next year, we'll have about the same roster. We have a couple good freshmen coming in," Nield said, noting that Barnhart is the lone senior among the Vikings' top six. "We all have at least two more years of tennis."
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THE opening of a brand new Waitrose store at Michaelwood services on the M5 southbound has created eight new jobs.
It is one of six new Waitrose stores being opened at Welcome Break sites across the country over the next few months.
The shop means Waitrose now operates from 24 Welcome Break sites.
It will be open 365 days a year, from 7am until 10pm and will offer a choice of more than 1,800 Waitrose products, including convenience foods such as sandwiches, snacks and drinks and a growing number of everyday groceries including milk, bread and eggs.
All non-management employees at the shop, will become Partners, or co-owners, in the John Lewis Partnership.
This will entitle them to a say in how the business is run and a share in the retailer's annual profits. This year saw all existing employees receive 17 per cent of their annual wage in bonus.
Rod Mckie, CEO of Welcome Break, said: "The relationship between Welcome Break and Waitrose continues to go from strength to strength, and the store at our Michaelwood South services is just the latest in our on-going expansion plan, which is creating a total of 120 jobs across the country.
"There is already a store on the north side of the carriageway which has proved a real success, so we believe this new site will prove very popular with our visitors looking to pick up superior quality food as they head south."
Waitrose Business to Business director, David Morton, said: "Our partnership with Welcome Break has proved very successful so far and we've received great feedback from our customers.
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Marvin Levine is the chief legal officer and executive vice president for real estate investment company General Growth Properties Inc., which owns and operates shopping malls across the country.
In his six years with Chicago-based GGP, Levine has seen the company re-emerge from surviving bankruptcy to ranking on the S&P 500. But it took some work to get there between restructuring the legal department and carving out meetings just to get to know his employees as people and not attorneys.
The native New Yorker joined the company in 2011 after three decades in private practice. After working for such firms as Wachtel & Masyr and Husch Blackwell in New York, he decided to make a move to Chicago. (He now splits his time between the two cities for work and personal reasons.)
Levine recently sat down with Corporate Counsel. An edited version of the conversation follows.
Corporate Counsel: How did you land at General Growth Properties?
Marvin Levine: A good friend and former client, Sandeep Mathrani, was tapped to become the CEO of this company and he asked if I'd be willing to come on the adventure.
CC: This was your first in-house role. Were you worried about making the switch from private practice?
ML: I was at a point in my life where my kids are grown, successful on their own, and I was single at the time. I'd reached a point where I didn't have to work anymore. I'd been practicing law in real estate for more than 30 years. I figured this was a brand-new adventure and thought, why not give it a shot?
CC: And how did it work out?
ML: Since the new management team started in January 2011, we took this company from bankruptcy to making it into the S&P 500, which is a long jump. But that's what the adventure is. With all the transactions, a lot of things were passing through the legal department.
CC: What does your legal department spend the most time doing nowadays?
ML: The business of General Growth is to lease real estate. That's what we do. It's up for the legal department to get the leases done so the tenants can get in the space and pay rent. So usually the legal department would probably be a service area to handle odds and ends of a company but here the legal department is part of what the company does.
CC: So what were some of the biggest changes since when you joined GGP?
ML: When I started, I had to restructure. I found the department had too many people. There were too many people in higher positions that really weren't needed and were actually holding back other people from progressing in their jobs. When I got here there were five layers of people in the legal department. Now there are three. I've drastically flattened the team because I wanted to be more exposed to all of the people in the department. And I felt it was important to reduce the hierarchy as it were. The results have been good.
CC: Are there other things you're doing to get to know the people in the department?
ML: We have about 75 people in the legal department right now, six that directly report to me. I decided one day a week I'm going to have lunch with six or seven people in the department who don't directly report to me. We order lunch in the conference room upstairs for an hour and the only rule of the meeting is to talk about everything except work. You just get to know people, what they do, so I can tell you everybody who just got a dog, who's altering their house, whose mother-in-law won't move out, all things like that. Conversely they know all about me. They know about my family, they know about my grandchildren. I also encourage them to socialize among themselves. I don't want people coming to work putting their head down sitting in a desk and just grinding out the work. That's not a healthy work environment.
CC: What are you looking for when you hire new employees?
ML: I'm looking for the people that have a desire to get ahead, to move up, not to just sit in the desk. I have a personal assistant who does a lot of my administrative work. In my six years, she's the fourth administrative assistant. The last two still work here. They were interested in leases and in their spare time they learned about doing them, so much so that one of them is now a senior paralegal. She went to law school and has now moved up the ladder working as a leasing attorney and the other became a senior admin in the leasing department. I want people to want more. People have left here for better jobs or paying more money. It's a loss and you don't want to lose people you think are good but you want people who aspire to more. That's what I look for in people.


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Kalika Moquin 3rd Woman Linked To Tiger Woods & Rachel Uchitel Lied For Him
A third woman reported to have been romantically-linked to Tiger Woods during his marriage to Elin Nordegren. A source tells E! Online that Kalika Moquin has been friends with the professional golfer for three years and another claims that the two have "only hooked up a handful of times."
The spy claims that their last sexual encounter took place on the weekend of October 23. Woods was seen at the Bank nightclub in Las Vegas, where Moquin works, and that evening, the couple allegedly spent the night together. In response to Life & Style asking her about the rumors, Kalika replied, "It's not appropriate for me to comment one way or the other. At this time, I'm just choosing to focus on my job."
Additionally, the woman at the heart of the controversial altercation and subsequent car crash between Woods and wife, Elin, reportedly lied when she publicly denied being involved with Woods. TMZ claims that Rachel Uchitel was text messaging with Tiger when wife Elin demanded with whom he was communicating.
She grabbed the phone, which became broken when the couple began to argue. Rachel's scheduled press conference with Uchitel's lawyer Gloria Allred for later this morning has been canceled, so I guess we'll just have to wait for more terrible, yet fascinating details.
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The Red Cross Bloodmobile at St. Francis Convent, Little Falls, received 238 units — eight units below goal. Thanks to donors who gave, who came but couldn't donate, also first-time donors; businesses allowing for posters; Little Falls Radio, Morrison County Record, Channel 6 — who informed the public; Ace/Coborn's and Walgreens for marquee reminders; Coborn's for juice/cups; and the many volunteers who helped. Mark your calendars for April 9-11. — Sister Julien Dirkes, Motherhouse administrator, Little Falls
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Harding Place residents and staff would like to thank Holy Cross's Father Dave, Rosary Sodality and parishioners for the meat and cheese tray, tray of Christmas cookies and the donation of gifts for the residents at Harding Place. Bernie Hoffman and Willis Schlegel for the donation of pizzas for Christmas Eve and F and M Bank staff and members for the donation of gifts for the residents at Harding Place. Your generous donations is truly appreciated. — Laurie Doroff, Harding Place manager


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London, Aug 8 : Eva Longoria has fuelled pregnancy rumours after she showed off a very rounded tummy on the sets hit TV show 'Desperate Housewives'. The 33-year-old has gained weight for her role as Gabrielle Solis, who will be shown as a frumpy mother-of-two in the forthcoming series.
Since she plays a pregnant woman in some scenes, it could be that her bump is prosthetic.
However, her desire to have kids with husband Tony Parker is not a secret, and in recent weeks she has dodge questions about whether or not she is expecting.
"I'd love to have a family. I've always wanted to be married with kids. I can't wait," the Telegraph quoted her, as saying.
"We both want lots of children. We believe that, when the time is right to have a child, God will bless us with one," she added.
On the pregnancy rumours, the actress said: "There's always something people are asking you. When you're dating someone it's, 'When are you going to get married?' Then you get married and it's, 'When's the baby?' Then you have a baby and it's, 'When's the divorce?' So I guess I should count myself lucky we're still at the, 'When's the baby?' stage."
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Dwyane Wade shook off flu-like symptoms to score 38 points, and the Miami Heat rallied from 15 points down to beat the Indiana Pacers 109-100 on Saturday night.
Shawn Marion had 18 points and nine rebounds, and Michael Beasley scored 14 of his 17 points in the second half for Miami. Udonis Haslem added 16 points.
Marquis Daniels scored 25 points, and Danny Granger added 23 for the Pacers, who fell to 1-4 on the road. Rasho Nesterovic scored 13 points, T.J. Ford added 11 and Brandon Rush had 10 for Indiana.
Granger hit a 3-pointer with 2:41 left to get the Pacers to 99-98, but Miami came up with steals that set up dunks on each of its next two defensive trips.
Chris Quinn got the first steal and set up Wade for an easy score, and Haslem got both the steal and the dunk on the next series to push the Heat lead to five with 1:45 left. Indiana never got closer.
For the second straight night, Indiana's offense faltered down the stretch. The Pacers scored 54 first-half points before losing to Orlando 100-98 in overtime on Friday, and put up 60 in the first two quarters against Miami.
But the Heat outscored Indiana 61-40 in the second half, improving to 5-2 at home. Miami didn't get its fifth home win last season until Jan. 26.
Even though the Heat hadn't played in three days, it was the Pacers who seemed like the fresher team in the early going.
Daniels scored 10 points in the first quarter alone, the last five of them coming to cap a 9-2 spurt over the final 2:54 of the period, after which Indiana led 31-20. The Pacers opened the lead up to as many as 15 in the second, before settling for a 60-48 edge at the break – matching the most points Miami has allowed in any half this season.
If Wade, who missed the morning shootaround because he wasn't feeling well, wasn't there, things would have been much worse.
He went 5-for-5 from the field in the second quarter, including a pair of 3-pointers in the final 35.7 seconds, to keep Miami within some sort of striking range.
And in the third, Miami erased the deficit, needing nearly the full 12 minutes to get that done.
Beasley – who came out early during the intermission and spent some time shooting by himself on the Heat end of the floor – scored 10 points in the quarter, despite picking up his fourth foul along the way. Plus, Miami amped up the defense, holding Indiana to 35 percent shooting after the Pacers shot nearly 55 percent in the first half.
Any time Miami would trim the margin to one or two points in the third, it seemed like Daniels would have the answer for Indiana, with an array of short jumpers and layups to bolster the Pacers' fledgling margin. But Quinn hit a 30-footer with 0.4 seconds left in the quarter to draw Miami into a 79-all tie, the first since midway through the opening period.
Notes:@ For the second straight game, Beasley picked up his third foul early in the second quarter on a charging call. ... Granger sprained his left ankle with 10:15 remaining after landing awkwardly, but returned after a quick trip to the locker room. ... The Heat could have C Jamaal Magloire (broken hand) in the lineup Monday. Magloire returned to practice this week and, if he can return, it seems like it'd be a major help Monday – when Yao Ming and the Houston Rockets come to South Florida.


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Shame on USA,Poland,China and other powerful countries but these ones should be very shamed because we are in deep economic crisis we had 100-500$ and now we have 20?? lousy then what in 2 months 10 and 5 and then what?? I spend more money than i make or earn!!!!We need to tell other politicians to stop stealing
money and help us!!!!! They don't care they can buy what ever they want shame on them!!!!!!!! We need true leaders who help people and not to steal!!!
We all have too unite and say to politicians to give us higher payment at least
more then 100$
You see, every nation has similar wages to ours. Its not the politician's fault, its the fault of the game itself and Plato. We can't do anything about it. Just rely on aid programs from the government.
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Hugh Jackman in Talks to Play Blackbeard in PAN
Hugh Jackman is in negotiations to join director Joe Wright's adaptation of Peter Pan. The movie is called Pan, and Jackman will play playing the film's villain, Blackbeard the pirate. Javier Bardem was previously up for the part, and it was offered to him, but he passed.
Jackman isn't known for playing villains, but he has played some hardcore badass characters in his career, and I think he would make a great Blackbeard!
The movie is an origin story that "revolves around an orphan who is taken to the magical world of Neverland where he becomes a hero to the natives and leads a revolt against the evil pirates."
According to Variety, "The idea is that Blackbeard is the film's main antagonist while Hook would serve as Pan's close ally before turning bad." They go on to reveal that Ryan Gosling was the first choice to play Hook, but he passed on it.
As for the main character, the studio is planning an open casting call. They are also looking for an actress in her mid-20s to play Tiger Lily.
This seems like a role Jackman would take. He's currently shooting Neill Blomkamp's Chappie.


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Tale Of The Tape: Dallas Cowboys At Jacksonville Jaguars
The Cowboys made Tony Romo fly across the Atlantic, and now they must decide whether he will play against the Jaguars even though he has two small fractures in his back.
Tale Of The Tape: Arizona Cardinals At Dallas Cowboys
The Cardinals have become one of the top teams in the NFC as they have grown from their solid 2013 season to a legitimate contender in the brutal NFC West.
Tale Of The Tape: Washington Redskins At Dallas Cowboys
This is a huge game on the Monday night stage, and head coach Jay Gruden would like to make a bold statement.
Tale Of The Tape: New York Giants At Dallas Cowboys
Eli Manning and the Giants took it on the chin in their Week Six loss at Philadelphia, and they won't have any time to sit back and feel sorry for themselves in this game at Dallas.
Tale Of The Tape: Dallas Cowboys At Seattle Seahawks
Tony Romo has seen a lot of heartache and near-misses in his time with the Dallas Cowboys, and perhaps this could be the year that the Cowboys fulfill their promise and earn a spot as a deserving postseason team
Tale Of The Tape: Houston Texans At Dallas Cowboys
The Texans have entrusted their quarterback responsibilities to Ryan Fitzpatrick, and he is an honest, hard-trying passer who understands his job and gives his team a chance.


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We've all seen this trailer and laughed at it. An 1800s Arizona cowboy town getting attacked by aliens is, in absolute honesty, a ridiculous plot. But within that absurdity lies the exact reason to see it. Based on a graphic novel of the same title, Cowboys & Aliens has the opportunity to live up to the classic old western, combining it with the modern edge of special effects and that-would-never-happen-in-real-life events. It will be tough to win over today's cynical movie-goers, but with Jon Favreau (Ironman) directing Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, and some of the screen's best and most sought after talent, (Sam Rockwell, Olivia Wilde, Paul Dano, Keith Carradine), it may be worth giving it the benefit of the doubt. Jonathan Kosakow
Like a whiff of marijuana smoke from a distant rock concert (or VW van), Richard Linklater's coming of age comedy, set during the last day of school in the Bicentennial year of 1976, reeks of Me Decade dope and endless teenage dreams. Everything about this amazing period piece is right on point: the clothes, the music, the laconic "what me worry" attitude, and the rising sense that such lazy hazy days were quickly drawing to a close. While following the rituals of his own high school days and tapping into the universal sentiment of adolescent abandonment and freedom, Linklater crafted a classic of bong hits, bell bottoms, and breaking loose. Bill Gibron
I'm not sure if any film has ever captured the feeling of heat better than Spike Lee's landmark 1989 movie. From the brightly colored paint on the streets to the children playing in the water hydrant, Brooklyn in the heart of summer comes to glorious life. Lee's film achieves a perfect marriage of setting and theme, since the external heat reflects the simmering internal feelings of racial conflict within the characters. Famously, these emotions boil to the surface in one of the most provocative works about race in recent memory. Jacob Adams
Spike Lee's incendiary screed on racism and reality plays out during the hottest day ever in the already broiling Brooklyn neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant. The main narrative sees a local pizza parlor targeted for its lack of diversity. The subplots and text then circle around the story, adding the kind of sweltering socio-political heat that no amount of sun can manufacture. It's no surprise that things eventually explode, a resulting riot doing more to offset things than right or reset them. It stands as solid proof that not all summers are the setting for nods to nostalgia or works of wistful solace. Bill Gibron
What screams summer fun more than Nic Cage driving a muscle car out of hell to rescue his kidnapped granddaughter from satanic worshipers? Ok, so it's not the lightest of material, but it isn't exactly heavy, either. It's pure popcorn entertainment that should have been released during these wild summer months instead of when it was, during dark, cold February. Maybe then it would have made more than one-fifth its cost back at the box office. Cage stars as Milton and, despite a somewhat lackadaisical performance, manages to remain menacing and hand out a few fun one-liners. Even better is the smokin' hot Amber Heard as his illogical sidekick. Even more surprising is the two never take the time to hook up. Instead, the duo keeps on kicking butt for 90-plus minutes. So pop some corn, grab a beer out of the cooler, and rustle up some friends. They'll thank you after the first slow-mo shootout. Trust me. Ben Travers
"Damn the Man! Save the Empire!" A certified cult classic now but a small-scale critical and box-office disappointment upon release, Empire Records offers the kind of sweet and innocently angsty coming of age tale that speaks to every pop culture lover who ever worked at a record store, video store, or movie theater during high school summers. A relic of the '90s featuring early career performances from Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, and Robin Tunney, Empire Records functions like a giddier The Breakfast Club for Generation Y, bringing together differential souls on "Rex Manning Day" the summer before their post-high school lives begin. With the young record store employees uncertain of their futures, they band together to save the future of their place of work, and the livelihood of their employer, Joe (Anthony LaPaglia). Pat and twee and all too memorable and fun, you'll have Maxwell Caufield's "Say No More, Mon Amour" in your head for weeks. Michelle Welch
You can keep your Idols, and all things Simon Cowell, for millions, there's only one music show worth watching: The Eurovision Song Contest. This is a television event which for me, at least, marked the countdown to childhood summers in a northern English town. Cheerfully ignoring any artistic pretentions, The Eurovision Song Contest is a camp behemoth that devours musical styles whole, taking in nu-metal, pseudo-middle eastern drumming in strange hats and operatic wailing in nonsensical English. In recent years, The Eurovision Song Contest lost its footing as a music contest, attracting more interest for political hissy fits amid happy-clappy songs about love and understanding. Easy to forget, then, that The Eurovision Song Contest once launched bone-fide international acts, like ABBA and Celine Dion. UK commentary taken over by former stand-up Graham Norton (replacing Terry Wogan), remains traditionally xenophobic and endows the contest with the seriousness it deserves—or makes it an ironic guilty pleasure, beloved of slacking undergrads everywhere. Maysa Hattab
In an odd way, the beach movies of the early '60s were a way of selling juvenile rebellion to a new post-delinquent demographic. Good wholesome fun replaced gangs and glorified rumbles, and nobody did it cleaner (or whiter) than Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. With America already in the grip of the warm California sun, thanks to surf culture and its accompanying Brian Wilson penned soundtrack, the producers at American International Pictures hit paydirt. This collection captures some of their best—Beach Blanket Bingo, How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, and Muscle Beach Party, along with five others—and shows that, along with all the lame jokes and Central Casting stereotypes, there was a lot of happiness and heart. Bill Gibron
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Sugared Twists Recipe
Folks like these tender twists because they aren't rich or overly sweet. I usually double the recipe to feed our five eager eaters and fill holiday gift plates for friends.
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- 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 cup sugar, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup cold butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 2-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract, divided
- Red and green or multicolored nonpareils
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, 2 tablespoons sugar and salt. Cut in butter and shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
- In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the eggs, sour cream and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Stir into flour mixture; beat until smooth. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Punch dough down; divide in half. Combine remaining sugar and vanilla; sprinkle some over work surface. Roll each portion of dough into a 15-in. x 5-in. rectangle. Fold in thirds; sprinkle with additional sugar mixture. Repeat rolling and folding twice.
- Cut into 5-in. x 1-in. strips. Sprinkle with nonpareils; press down lightly. Twist and place on greased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 18-20 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks to cool. Yield: 2-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Sugared Twists in Country Woman Christmas Annual 2002, p14
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LOS ANGELES (Dec. 27)
The board of directors of the Writers Guild of America, West, have sent a letter to the Soviet Union expressing "dismay" and "concern" that three Soviet writers have not been permitted to emigrate or to work. The three are Felix Kamov-Kandel, 32, the creator of movie cartoons; Yevgeny Baras, 29, a journalist, film critic and script writer; and Arkady Polishchuk, 46, journalist and script writer. All first applied in 1973 for exit visas.
In a letter to the heads of the Central Committee on Ideology and the State Committee on Cinematography in the USSR, the Guild board expressed concern that the rights of the three writers are not being protected. The letter noted that during the McCarthy period many writers "were forced to fight very hard to recover our rights and none of this is nor will be forgotten by us. We feel that we must raise our voices in protest whenever or wherever our fellow writers are similarly treated."
Meanwhile, in New York City, City Council President Paul O'Dwyer, Human Rights Commissioner Eleanor Homes Norton and the five Borough presidents each sent a telegram to Soviet Communist Party Secretary Leonid Brezhnev asking him to grant amnesty to the Jewish Prisoners of Conscience on his 70th birthday which was last week.
Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams, chairman of the Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry which sponsored the appeal, said that "the welcome support of New York's principal municipal officials for the freedom of Soviet Jews is evidence of the deep sense of outrage felt by all New Yorkers over the denial of free emigration to Soviet Jews as well as the incarceration of some of the bravest of those struggling to be free."
In Boston, a score of Jewish and non-Jewish community leaders sent telegrams to Brezhnev protesting the curtailment last week of the symposium on Jewish culture in Moscow and the arrest and detention of its sponsors in violation of the Helsinki accords. The campaign was coordinated by the Jewish Community Council with the cooperation of the Jewish Labor Committee.
In a related action, the Valley Young Republican Club of Phoenix, Arizona, has sent a letter to Aleksander Roisman in Novosibirsk stating that the organization will use "every means at our disposal" to help Roisman, his wife, and their two sons to obtain an emigration visa to Israel. Roisman, 47, considered the leader of the activists in Novosibirsk, has been seeking a visa since 1970.


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"Pavel Stehule" <pavel(dot)stehule(at)gmail(dot)com> writes: > Do you thing some binary module that load some encrypted sources from > files? It can be possible too. But if source code will be stored in > pg_proc, then we need third method. Some like "obfuscate" (prev. are > validate and call"), because we can't to store plain text to prosrc > col. Is there a reason you couldn't, for instance, provide a function which takes source code and encrypts it. Then you would write dump the data it spits into your function declaration like: CREATE FUNCTION foo() returns integer AS $$ ... base64 encoded data $$ language "obfuscated:plperl"; "obfuscated:plperl"'s handler function would just decrypt it and pass it off to plperl. There is a validator function which gets called when you create a function but I don't think it has any opportunity to substitute its result for the original in prosrc. That might be interesting for other applications like compiled languages, though I think they would still want to save the source in prosrc and the bytecode in probin. -- Gregory Stark EnterpriseDB http://www.enterprisedb.com Get trained by Bruce Momjian - ask me about EnterpriseDB's PostgreSQL training!
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On Mon, Dec 05, 2011 at 10:24:17PM +0200, Lukas wrote: > Hello, > > I found such note in wiki of Postgresql > (http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Tuning_Your_PostgreSQL_Server ): > Note that on Windows (and on PostgreSQL versions before 8.1), large values > for shared_buffers aren't as effective, and you may find better results > keeping it relatively low and using the OS cache more instead. > > Can anyone tell how OS cache should be increased on windows server? > > > thx > Lukas > I think that like Linux it is not a tunable setting. The OS will us as much memory as it can while still meeting the memory resource needs of the applications running on the machine. The upshot is -- buy more memory. The take-away from the above doc quote is to drop the amount of shared_buffers for PostgreSQL, since you can control that. Cheers, Ken
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UPDATEDx3: Justin Bieber Releases Statement On Deceased Photographer
UPDATE 3: Here is an audio interview with a friend of Chris Guerra, the photographer who was killed following Justin Bieber's car on New Year's. The friend, who was the last person to speak with Guetta, reiterates his comments that Guetta called him and said he had seen Bieber smoking marijuana and that led him to follow the car; he was struck by a car when photographing Bieber's car during a routine traffic stop. Bieber was not in the car at the time.
He said that he believes Bieber is partly to blame for the death, as his history of reckless driving and alleged marijuana use made it a big story to follow. He also noted that in regard to Miley Cyrus' comments, "Good Christians that I know … don't throw stones at people who get killed."
UPDATEx2: TMZ reports that the photographer who died taking pictures of Justin Bieber made a call less than an hour beforehand, telling someone he saw Bieber smoking marijuana while driving.
A source with the photo agency Chris Guerra did freelance work for said that Guerra called him at 5:16 yesterday and siad: "Man, you won't believe my luck. It's pretty dead in L.A.. Everybody thinks Justin and Selena are in Mexico, but they're not."
He said he saw Bieber's car at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills with Selena Gomez's car. He also said he saw Bieber smoking what he thought was marijuana from a pipe while driving the car. He told the person he called that he was following Bieber back to the hotel to get the details on the story. After 20 minutes, he said the Ferrari was pulling out and he needed to follow it. It appears as though he didn't know Bieber wasn't in the car.
The source said that Guerra was "overzealous" because he thought he was close to getting a big scoop. Bieber's representative said: "It's really sad that people are trying to push a story without the facts so soon after this tragic accident. Justin was not present or involved in this incident and the focus should remain on honoring the memory of the victim."
UPDATE: Miley Cyrus has now offered her support to Justin Bieber on Twitter.
She wrote: "Hope this paparazzi/JB accident brings on some changes in '13 Paparazzi are dangerous! Wasn't Princess Di enough of a wake up call?! It is unfair for anyone to put this on to Justin's conscious as well! This was bound to happen! Your mom teaches u when your a child not to play in the street! The chaos that comes with the paparazzi acting like fools makes it impossible for anyone to make safe choices."
Original: Justin Bieber has released a statement to CNN about the death of a photographer who was trying to get pictures of the singer as he drove by in his Ferrari. The man was hit by a car and killed as he walked back to his vehicle after taking the photos.
Bieber said: "While I was not present nor directly involved with this tragic accident, my thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim. Hopefully this tragedy will finally inspire meaningful legislation and whatever other necessary steps to protect the lives and safety of celebrities, police officers, innocent public bystanders, and the photographers themselves."
As he said, Bieber wasn't even driving the Ferrari at the time of the accident. TMZ reports that rapper and Lil Wayne protege Lil Twist was the one driving.
He was spending time with Bieber at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills yesterday when he left in the car without him. The two had been partying together for several weeks now. They celebrated New Year's Eve by drinking campaign in Mexico, where they are both legal drinking age.


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|Posted by Kalkas at Jul 3, 2011 11:40:42 AM
Serbian Bible
Is someone interested to add the traditional Serbian Bible (the Serbian analogue to the KJV). There is an online version of the Bible in the Latin alphabet:
Serbian Bible
I am quite sure that it has no copyright restrictions.
Kind regards,
|Posted by Mikey at Sep 28, 2011 6:07:44 AM
Re: Serbian Bible
I researched this, and as far as I can tell the text you are interested in is already on the primary crosswire repository listed as 'croation bible'.
Can you confirm this is the correct text? Genesis 1 looks the same. Matt 6 has some differences, but appears to be in the same language.
Is this the bible you are looking for?
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Domestic Incident Arrest
Yorktown Police report the arrest of 79 year old Kong Kyu Kim of Yorktown NY who is charged with Assault In The Third Degree, and Criminal Obstruction Of Breathing Or Circulation, both Class A Misdemeanors.
According to police on June 24th 2014 at approximately 4:13pm a call was received from the emergency room staff at the Westchester County Medical Center reporting that a female resident of Beaver Ridge Apartments in Yorktown was currently being treated for injuries resulting from a domestic incident. Officer Timothy Kolkmann and Det. Brian Shanahan were assigned to the case and conducted an investigation which revealed that on June 19th 2014 at 10:00pm, while at the Beaver Ridge Apartments at 1965 Allan Ave., a male identified as Kong Kyu Kim allegedly punched and choked the female resident causing bruising and swelling to her face.
On June 25th 2014 at 4:25pm Officer Kolkmann arrested Kong Kyu Kim outside of his residence in reference to said incident. Following processing on the aforementioned charges, Kim was arraigned by Judge Raniolo who served Kim with a Temporary Order Of Protection and them released him on his own recognizance. Kim is scheduled to answer said charge in Yorktown Court on June 26th 2014 at 6:00pm.


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Spell Check of burmese
Correct spelling: burmese
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This graph shows how "burmese" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Examples of usage for burmese:
Off again - In a cargo steamer up river to the end of the Empire this way - The markets on board and Burmese life - Changing views, flowers, sunlight and swirling river - Fishing - Geese - Painting - Cascades of beautiful people, Snipe- shooting, and more fishing. "From Edinburgh to India & Burmah" , William G. Burn Murdoch.
These nasty sort of natives might be improved or got rid of, and say, Burmese introduced. "From Edinburgh to India & Burmah" , William G. Burn Murdoch.
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CMOS Dual 8-Bit Buffered Multiplying DAC
Features and Benefits
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The AD7528 is a monolithic dual 8-bit digital/analog converter featuring excellent DAC-to-DAC matching. It is available in skinny 0.3" wide 20-pin DIP's and in 20-terminal surface mount packages.
Separate on-chip latches are provided for each DAC to allow easy microprocessor interface.
Data is transferred into either of the two DAC data latches via a common 8-bit TTL/CMOS compatible input port. Control input DAC A/DAC B determines which DAC is to be loaded. The AD7528's load cycle is similar to the write cycle of a random access memory and the device is bus compatible with most 8-bit microprocessors, including 6800, 8080, 8085, Z80.
The device operates from a +5V to +15V power supply, dissipating only 20mW of power.
Both DAC's offer excellent four quadrant multiplication characteristics with a seperate reference input and feedback resistor for each DAC.
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AN eight-year-old has her sight set on being Bolton's biggest loom band fan — by making hers into a pair of glasses.
Amy Leonard, who collects the toys three or four times a week, made the glasses herself.
And Castle Hill Primary School pupil Amy is not the only one in her household being crazy about loom bands.
Her sister Caitlin, aged 11, has made a giant loom band which spans the length of seven houses on the family's street in East Way, Hall i' th' Wood.
Amy said: "I made the glasses because I really like loom bands — I think they are something different.
"Children at my school started making loom bands, which is what got me interested in them."
Caitlin, who is about to start Turton High School, said: "My loom band is larger than a measuring tape and is about seven houses long.
"It took me two days to make and I got a bit of help from my friends.
"Loom bands are something fun for kids and you can create different things with them — I've made a snake and an owl from loom bands before."
Mother of the two girls, Catrina Proctor, aged 27, said: "The glasses look really impressive — they make Amy look like a superhero!
"She's keeping them safe for now because she doesn't want to break them.
"I like the loom band craze because there's so much you can do with them. Amy and Caitlin and their friends love playing with loom bands and they've used them to make a lot of things."