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Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt turns five years old today!
Name: Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt
Birthday: November 29, 2003 (adopted March 15, 2007)
Parents: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
Siblings: Big brother Maddox, 7, and younger siblings Zahara, 3 1/2, Shiloh, 2 1/2, and 4 1/2-month-old twins Knox and Vivienne
Facts about him:
• Adopted from Vietnam in 2007 at age 3.
• His birth name was Pham Quang Sang, but was changed after his adoption; it translates to "peaceful sky." (Pax, a name Angelina's mother really liked, means "peace" in Latin, while "thien" is Vietnamese for "sky.")
• Attended preschool in Prague with Zahara.
Right after Pax's adoption Angelina said,
"You can imagine what courage it takes to be in all new surroundings, with new people and a new language," she tells PEOPLE. "He is very strong." However, by four months later, Pax – described as a "little bit shy" by the orphanage director – became "probably the wildest person in the house right now. I'm still having trouble convincing Pax that underwear and pants go together – underwear is not pants!"
She also did an interview in May 2007, in which she said,
"Pax is almost three and a half and has never made a real decision for himself because everybody does everything in a group in the orphanage. There were all these things he'd never had. The first time I gave him a bath, he was suddenly laughing, out of his mind. He took five baths in one day. We'd be talking and he'd take his clothes off and run into the bathroom. The first two days, he cried a lot. I hired a translator, and he would explain what was going on. The first night, I slept alone with him. I was expecting him to wake up and scream, but he woke and just stared at me. I handed him a stuffed animal, and we walked around the room pointing at things. By day three, he didn't want me to put him down. I think he got used to the reality that somebody loves you and that's what a mommy is."

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The Game Changers - Alltech's 27th Animal Health & Nutrition Symposium kicks off on Sunday
Alltech's 27th Symposium starts this Sunday, May 22nd, and it is on target to be our best symposium yet. A record 2,100 attendees are on their way to Lexington, Kentucky; traveling from 72 countries and 46 U.S. States.
As usual, the speaker line up for this year is full of interesting and influential experts from ag science and agribusiness. Tom Standage, business editor for The Economist will be speaking about the impact of food and agriculture on history. His book, "An Edible History of Humanity" is an incredibly interesting account of the intertwined evolution of plants, farming and humanity.
Leaders from some of the most prominent companies in the food and agriculture industries will be speaking, including:
The Great Debate is an annual highlight of Symposium and this year should be no different. Hans Jöhr, Tom Standage and Ben Self will tackle tough questions about Game Changing technologies and ideas that can help agriculture reach economic and environmental sustainability.
Several sessions, including An Edible History of Humanity, the Great Debate and the Alltech Young Scientist Awards, will be streamed live and on-demand. The streams will be available for desktop and handheld devices. For a full schedule of video sessions check our Symposium web site.


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|A bomber purple Camalot can be placed between the 1st and 2nd bolt in a 1" seam that angles up and right...the further right you place the piece, the higher it will be. A yellow Alien can be placed between the 2nd and 3rd bolt in an obvious pocket. Both gear placements make the climb very safe. The only real danger is making the first clip....
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|Matt Samet and I replaced all three bolts on this route today 9/1/08 with beefy 1/2" ARI stainless. Please support the ARI if you don't already. Also, this route would benefit from a real bolted anchor up top rather than the shotty slung block on the ledge. My two cents anyway.
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|This route has a second pitch that ascends the roof and face above the initial top-out ledge. clamber up beneath a big flake and roof, place some gear, and yard over - 9+/10a, very fun and very well-protected. The face above has a good bit of lichen, but the climbing is very easy, probably 5.8 on chicken heads. There is currently a three-sling anchor near the top of this second pitch that allows for a ~33m rappel back to the base of the wall. If you're spending some time on this little wall, the second pitch is well worth doing.
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While the rumor of a Jada/Will Smith separation dominated the internet last week, as devastating as it was, would we really be surprised?
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Northeast News
January 16, 2013
To be repeated in your best airport announcer voice, with feeling and inflection: "Teeee Double UUU AAAY announces the departure of the Super Sky-Chief Strato-liner for Kansas City, Albuquerque and Los Angeles. Gate three, all aboard please! Day and night these mighty ships of commerce fly the air-lanes from Atlantic to Pacific!"
Wow! Back when air travel was Air Travel, not schleppin' in a pair of cargo shorts and flip flops for a quick flight to Miami. Back in 1935, Boeing engineers developed a passenger plane based on the format of the successful B-17 heavy bomber platform, and the Boeing 307 Stratoliner was born. It was the first airliner to feature a pressurized cabin, truly a cutting edge development in the new mode of air travel. Prior to cabin pressurization, passenger aircraft such as the Douglas DC-3 were limited to altitudes under 12,000 or 14,000 feet.
In 1937, Pan American Airways ordered two of the planes, then almost immediately bumped the order to six. Transcontinental & Western Air, the forerunner to TWA, ordered another five of the shiny new planes and Boeing began an initial run of production. The Model 307 had capacity for a crew of five and 33 passengers, including a pullman area for transcontinental flights that often took 15 hours. World War II, however, intervened and all of TWA''s 307's were pressed in to military service as C-75's and operated under a contract with the Army''s Air Transport Command until July of 1944.
The Stratoliner was the only plane capable of crossing the Atlantic Ocean until the introduction of the Douglas C-54 Skymaster in November of 1942. After 1944, when the planes were returned to TWA, Boeing upgraded the wing and tail area to match that of the B-17G and upgraded the four 900 hp engines to the newer Wright Cyclone, 1200 hp motors. Electrics were also upgraded to match that of the new B-29 Super Fortress. Following the war, most of the planes were sold to foreign airlines as the jet engine soon replaced the old prop driven planes quickly for American airline service. To date, there is only one remaining sky-worthy Boeing 307, and it is on display at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.


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Lots recruiting stuff on our site this week with the release of the ESPN 150, which featured two Notre Dame commits.
As for other ESPN 150-related pieces ...
The rankings.
Inside the rankings.
A regional breakdown from our bloggers.
Tom Luginbill breaking down the list.
Craig Haubert looks at the near-misses.
The Verbal Commitment podcast looks at how the lists' put together.
As for more Notre Dame-centric pieces ...
ESPN 150 OT and Irish commit Colin McGovern (New Lenox, Ill./Lincoln-Way West) has been chosen for the Under Armour All-American Bowl, our Jared Shanker writes.
QB Marcus Ball (Westerville, Ohio/Westerville South) is waiting to hear from the Irish, Shanker writes.
ESPN 150 tight end DeSean Smith (Lake Charles, La./Barbe) has 18 offers and hopes to visit Notre Dame, our Jamie Newberg writes.
Four-star offensive lineman John Montelus (Everett, Mass./Everett) will visit Notre Dame, but is likely Florida-bound, our Derek Tyson writes.
Two-way standout Chans Cox (Lakeside, Ariz./Blue Ridge) is looking to visit Notre Dame this summer, our Erik McKinney writes.
Notre Dame is among the schools near the top of ESPN 150 running back David Williams' (Philadelphia/Imhotep Charter) list, Shanker writes.
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Random pics from Colorado. Mostly from the phone. Some from the Internet.
Track was real fun. Flows great. Colorado has a cool drift scene too. Thanks to drift Colorado for bringing me out.
The Rockies are amazing. Definitely one of the coolest things I've seen. Also we made a (1.5 hour) detour to moab for breakfast. That was also sweet.
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The figures don't lie. Small businesses have become big victims of cybercrimes. According to Symantec research, more than 40 percent all cyberattacks are directed at companies with less than 500 employees and the cost of cyberattacks on small businesses totaled $188,242 last year.
Data also showed that almost 60 percent of small businesses closed within six months of a cyberattack.
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"We started to realize when it comes to data breaches, that small businesses were as exposed and even at times even more exposed than large businesses," Matt Cullina, CEO of IDT 911, an expert data breach firm, told BusinessNewsDaily. "Small businesses are focused on the bottom line and keeping customers happy and may be not as focused on data protection. That is where we saw a need to start focusing with insurance companies to build policies for small businesses."
What is at stake
"First and foremost this is a reputational risk," said Cullina, who has built cyberinsurance policies for a range of small and large businesses. "The reputation of a business is at stake. Should I trust you with my most sensitive information as a customer if you are not going to protect it well? It really goes to the core of small businesses, which survive on reputation. Data breaches are the biggest emerging risk of the 21st century for these businesses, and there is not coverage for this under standard business policies today."
What it covers
Coverage under cyberinsurance aims to help small businesses prevent and deal with attacks if they should happen. As larger companies step up efforts to fight cyberattacks, small businesses have fallen behind and become the targets, according to Cullina.
"It started out being focused on data breaches and first party coverage, to provide the insured with expense reimbursement to pay for the expenses of a data breach while also providing them with experts to help them through the issue," said Cullina. "It was remediation coverage for when a data breach occurs. Now more and more carriers are adding liability coverage in the case that the business were to be sued or if there was a threat of a lawsuit as a result of that data breach."
Beyond that, cyberinsurance policies can help small businesses find an attorney specializing in cyberattacks, deal with regulators and cover the cost to fix the problem. Policies can also help small businesses deal with the response of customers and cover the cost of mailings alerting customers of the breach.
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The real importance of cyberinsurance comes when looking at helping businesses get through the unknown of a cyberattack, according to Cullina.
"We see it every day when we help businesses; this is not something they are familiar managing," said Cullina. "This is not their business, and it takes them offline for their core operation. Distraction is a major issue if a company thinks they can take on a data breach on their own. Timing is a real issue once a business discovers data has been exposed."
With different laws in different states, timing can be the difference between a quick recovery and a potential lawsuit. According to Cullina, the quicker you respond, the better it is for your business.
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"The carriers have a whole spectrum of things they have done so far," said Cullina. "It is really a new offering in the small business world, having started around 2007 and 2008. Carriers are offering limits of $25,000 or $50,000 in an introductory type limit and then selling higher limits if the business wants to buy more. Some carriers are spreading this coverage across all their policies so all policyholders have access. Others are selling it as an optional coverage in addition to the normal commercial package."


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Out of all the teams from TAR 1, 2, 3, and 4, I love team Chacha the most becuase they are fun to watch. They are always happy, and they definitely enjoyed the race.
Out of all the teams from TAR 1, 2, 3, and 4, I love team Chacha the most becuase they are fun to watch. They are always happy, and they definitely enjoyed the race.
I have plenty, mostly from TAR 3 and 4, didn't get to see 1 while on season 2, I just saw a couple of episodes.
John Vito and Jill - cutest couple
Tian and Jaree - tough chick duo
Derek and Drew - eye candy
Jon and Al - really nice people
Dave and Steve - Hilarious
Flo and Zach - entertaining
and loads more!
from season 3... I like Teri and Ian becuz they broke the stereo type of old people ... and john vito and jill becuz they were hot and never aruged... and from Ar4.. i liked Jon and Al, riechen and chip and Nfl Wives
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
-Albert Einstein
I have so many, but, here's the ones I really enjoyed:
AR1: Frank and Margarita
-Nancy and Emily
-Drew and Kevin
-Dave and Margaretta
AR2: Cyndi and Russel
-Mary and Peach
-Tara and Wil (yes, I actually liked those 2)
AR3: Gina and Sylvia (wish we could have seen more of them)
-John Vito and Jill (my favorite team of all time)
AR4: Amanda and Chris (again, wish they'd stuck around, they could have been interesting)
-Cindy (no Russell, they should give her another chance with a different partner),
-Tian and Jaree
-Kelly and Jon
-Monica and Sheree (minus them always talking about who there married to)
My very favorite team is Peggy and Claire, but here's a list of favorites:
TAR2 - Peggy and Claire, Mary and Peach, and Danny and Oswald
TAR3 - Teri and Ian, Heather and Eve, and Flo and Zach
TAR4 - Debra and Steve, Amanda and Chris, and Kelly and Jon
Tian & Jaree and Reichen & Chip - they will always be my favourites!
I liked lots of teams, especially the hilarious ones - whether intentionally or unintenionally. I think that my favorite team out of those would be the Chas. I loved their laid-back attitude, especially during that leg in Hong Kong.
I liked many of the teams this season, too.
Rob & Brennan
Nancy & Emily
Kevin & Drew
Oswald & Danny
Blake & Paige
Derek & Drew
Dennis & Andrew
Aaron & Arrianne
Ken & Gerard
Tian & Jaree
Kelly & Jon
Even still, all teams of TAR are still very intriguing and interesting.
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Blake and Paige
Derek and Drew
David and Jeff


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Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells will star in the upcoming Broadway musical by the "South Park" creators.
Producers of "The Book of Mormon" say Gad, a correspondent on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and Rannells, who did a stint on "Jersey Boys," will play two young Mormon missionaries.
The other leads include Nikki M. James, Rory O'Malley and Michael Potts.
"South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone wrote the show's book, music and lyrics, along with Robert Lopez, one of the creators of the Tony-winning "Avenue Q."
The musical will be choreographed by Casey Nicholaw, who did "Monty Python's Spamalot" and will be jointly directed by Nicholaw and Parker.
Previews begin on Feb. 24. The show opens March 24 at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.


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The makers of an age-old form of birth control, the condom, are again doing a thriving business. After a decade of mediocre sales in the 1970s, the condom is rapidly regaining popularity. Some 500 million will be sold in the U.S. this year, a 15% increase over 1983. According to manufacturers, many people see them as a way to help prevent some kinds of venereal disease. Says Milton Bryson, marketing director for Youngs Drug Products, which makes the Trojans brand: "People have become much more health conscious." Other buyers choose the condom, which is more than 90% effective in preventing...
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text: N.Y. anti-frackers get win but inside view less rosy By The Associated Press October 6, 2012 Story Share By Michael GormleyALBANY, N.Y. -- Environmental groups fighting fracking say Gov. Andrew Cuomo's order for a new public health study is a sign he may be backing off his plans to allow the hotly debated extraction process.While Cuomo insists he has made no decision, he has repeatedly said he will approve fracking if the science shows it can be done safely. And the study -- if it finds no major threats -- could give him the cover to move forward with more political benefits than hits."There is no step back,'' Cuomo told reporters in Syracuse last week when asked about the health study. "I think it will be a more thorough review and it will be a stronger review to withstand a legal challenge. ... Our lawyers say it will be more defensible in the event we're challenged.''Cuomo administration officials have worried privately that continued loud opposition to fracking, which injects chemically laced water into shale formations to release gas, could disrupt other policy work and the governor's re-election campaign without creating a single job. By addressing any deficiency in the public health review now, they say, Cuomo could knock the legs out from under one potential legal challenge and actually greatly speed up hydrofracking in New York.For Cuomo, this may be the most politically opportune time move ahead. He has political protection from President Obama, who endorses the process nationwide. Unemployment remains stubbornly high -- near 9 percent -- in New York, despite his mantra of "jobs, jobs, jobs.'' And, he has a Republican controlled Senate filled with supporters of hydrofracking.In the end, political experts don't think Cuomo's 2014 re-election would be threatened by a decision to approve fracking. National politics show it would actually help him in any run for president in 2016. And while opposition is strong, organized and well-funded, its depth is uncertain. Polls and voter trends show approval of hydrofracking could be, politically, a wash. The detailed breakdown of responses to an Aug. 21 Siena College poll show a steady trend of 4 in 10 New Yorkers opposed to hydrofracking while 6 in 10 either support it, don't care, or haven't cared enough to learn enough about it to form an opinion.Politically, it comes down to weighing the real and immediate joblessness crisis in a state where the economic recovery trails the nation, against a possible environmental disaster down the road."There may be a short-term political hit'' with either choice, said Steven Greenberg of the Siena College poll. "But I don't think it's a political hit of lengthy consequence."But I do think there are potential political implications down the road,'' Greenberg said. "The smart political decision is to let science guide the way.''Tax revenue records obtained by The Associated Press also show an enticing uptick in hotel and restaurant business and overall spending over the last 12 months in communities just north of the Pennsylvania border. Some Albany analysts attribute that partly to overflow business from fracking already under way just south of the state line, along with tropical storm recovery efforts. Those counties saw double-digit increases, with a 28.7-percent increase in Tioga County, compared to overall statewide increase of 4.7 percent.Overall sales tax collections increased 6.8 percent in the Southern Tier, the biggest regional jump in the state, and while the statewide average was 4.2 percent. Bold face names abound on the opposition, although their involvement hasn't yet been shown to have bumped up steady, public opposition. Among the opponents to fracking are Robert F. Kennedy, Cuomo's former brother-in-law, along with musicians Lady Gaga and Paul McCartney. Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon joined Artists Against Fracking led by actor Mark Ruffalo. Although Albany has a history of being star-struck when celebrities push policies, Cuomo has insisted science alone will make his decision. And he's also earned loads of goodwill and campaign funds from the entertainment industry for his championing of gay marriage in last year. If a truly independent and thorough public review is undertaken, "I think it gets us there,'' said Dr. Kathleen Nolan of the Catskill Mountainkeeper environmental group opposed to fracking. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Blankenship again urges Supreme Court to hear appeal of his conviction 2 Gazette editorial: Is it time for health care for all yet? 3 Vintage West Virginia: Putnam Village 4 Nitro police captain fired over off-duty confrontation caught on video 5 DHHR: WV medical marijuana law will need $2 million in upfront costs Stocks mixed after U.S. unemployment rate drops Previous Story Obama has a big money month; Romney in Florida Next Story


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- September 29, 2006, 10:19 AM
Gregg Williams, who has been president and COO of Williams International for eight years, has been named CEO. Williams, 46, is the son of company founder Sam Williams, 84, who continues as chairman of the Walled Lake, Mich. builder of military and business jet engines. Williams International, a major supplier of turbofan engines for light and very light jets, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.


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Popular property highlights
Situated in Morris, this hotel is 2.5 mi (4 km) from Goold Park and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from William G. Stratton State Park. Nettle Creek Country Club is 5.2 mi (8.4 km) away.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a spa tub, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and RV/bus/truck parking are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 50 rooms provide conveniences like sofa beds and microwaves, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, hair dryers, and ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Comfort Inn features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Morris hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility, and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in May 2015.
Comfort Inn is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 50
- Number of floors - 2
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool (heated)
- Free use of nearby fitness center
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Sofa bed
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per stay.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 10 per stay.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per pet, per stay
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per stay
Hotel Name
- Comfort Inn Hotel Morris
- Comfort Inn Morris
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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2012 Danville High School football preview
DANVILLE — There are plenty of available veterans for B.J. Luke as he begins his eighth season as the football head coach at his alma mater, Danville High School.
Not all of his athletes with the most game-night experience are playing where they did a year ago, but prospects for the state's 10th-ranked Class 6A team are good.
"We'll match up with most everybody," Luke said. "We have quite a bit of playing experience."
The quarterback is junior Trent Sherfield, who made his varsity debut on the gridiron as a freshman. He is a three-sport athlete who started some varsity games last year in basketball and ranked fourth in the area last spring as a triple jumper (43 feet, 4 inches).
"Sherfield is a good athlete and has as good of an arm as I've had in my coaching career," Luke said.
Seniors Martez Davis and Justin Robinson could be among the aerial targets this fall. Junior Chris Collier figures into the passing game and seniors James Brown and Steve Williams are others with potential.
Daniel Carter (205 pounds), is a returning starter and he will be at tight end.
The players who caught all 38 of the team's passes last fall were underclassmen. Carter (15 catches, 304 yards), Sherfield (12 catches, 169 yards) and Davis (nine catches, 139 yards) were the leaders.
The Vikings, 10-2 last year, have a solid group of linemen. The tackles are seniors Jon Lomax (272 pounds) and Aaron Hardimon (271 pounds). Former tackle Michael Vascura (263 pounds) is a junior who has been shifted to center.
Sophomore Darrien Rose (305 pounds) is a returning letterman and will be at guard.
The other guard position has an abundance of prospects: senior Davvan Butler (207 pounds), sophomore Cameron Duckworth (256 pounds), Klein (230 pounds), sophomore Jaylen Marbury (234 pounds) and junior Austin West (240 pounds).
Senior William Morris, a 185-pound bulldog running back, will often be the lone person in the backfield with Sherfield. Collier (the backup quarterback) and senior Marcus Brown could also get some carries.
Morris rushed for 1,240 yards as a junior (second on the team) and Luke said, "he could be even more effective. We should throw the ball quite a bit more efficiently, and he's more powerful and quicker."
The defensive front will feature Hardimon and Rose at tackle, along with senior Brandon Hightower at an end. Hardimon has also been getting practice reps at end.
Others who could play the position include Duckworth, Vascura, West, junior Kendrick Davis (257 pounds) or junior Tim Pittman (252 pounds).
The linebacking corps will feature Carter and Robinson on the inside. Outside linebackers could include Morris, senior Jason Grady, sophomore Deonta Turner and sophomore Hoey Watson.
Collier and Sherfield are returning starters in the secondary. Marcus Brown is projected as another cornerback.
"The defense is a little untested, but we're looking for kids to step in and fill some spots," Luke said. "Our offense is a little more established."
Last year's top five tacklers were all seniors, but the next four in line return: Collier (69), Hardimon (57), Sherfield (52) and Rose (51).
Seniors Marcus Brown and Butler along with junior Pittman are among the athletes with limited varsity experience who may emerge as significant contributors.
"You feel good about them, knowing they want the positions," Luke said.
Placekicking duties could come down to Rose or junior Gracson Torres, a soccer player who will miss the first two games due to conflicts in his other sport.
Carter and Sherfield have both worked on their punting game.
"This is a team that is capable," Luke said. "I can say, we're not afraid to play anybody on our schedule."
The Vikings open up with back-to-back home games at Whitesell Field, starting Friday against Big 12 Conference rival Bloomington. In Week 2, the opponent is Chicago-area power St. Rita.
The Danville staff is working with 95 athletes, 40 of whom are freshmen.
Joining Luke on staff are Brian Anderson, Tyler Arnholt, Alex Bates, Rich Dierking, John Fogleman, Marcus Forrest, Dan Hile, Carl Long, Steve Luke, Frank Luzenske, John Pendleton and Mitch Thomas.
Bates is a former Danville player under Luke who joined the staff this year. Arnholt is a Mattoon native who is a former high school state-place in the discus (fifth in 2006).
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Dolphins aren't interested in T.O.
Published: March 6th, 2009 | Tags: Bill Parcells, Miami Dolphins, Terrell Owens
It has been well-documented that when Dolphins executive vice president of football operations Bill Parcells was the coach of the Dallas Cowboys in 2006, he and wideout Terrell Owens didn't have a warm and fuzzy relationship. So it should come as no surprise that the Miami Herald is reporting that the Dolphins have no interest in bringing T.O. to South Beach.
- "No shot," one team source said.
- "Not a chance," another source said.
- The team has decided to take a quiet public approach to the matter, choosing not to comment one way or the other.


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Last week during Michigan's bye, when most of the Wolverines coaches were out recruiting future talent, offensive coordinator Al Borges stayed behind, sat in his office and gave his current group a good, hard look.
And after seeing the progress made from the Connecticut game to the Minnesota game, it's obvious that many of the changes Borges and the rest of the staff made were highly beneficial in creating a more efficient offensive group.
"When you have a bye, you get a chance to go back and look at everything you're doing -- that means personnel-wise, play call-wise, game plan-wise, everything," Borges said. "The coaches came back, we sat down and addressed all those things -- personnel, scheme, the whole thing -- and I think we took a step in the right direction."
Here is a look at the improvements made in each position group from pre-bye week to post-bye week:
Stats vs. Connecticut: 13-of-25, 111 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT
Stats vs. Minnesota: 13-of-17, 235 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
Gardner made evident improvements from UConn to Minnesota. No, he didn't attempt a pass until the second quarter, but that was part of Borges getting him back into a groove. And when Gardner did finally throw the ball, he was smart. Of his 17 attempted passes, all were on-target and thrown with good technique. Against UConn, he was throwing passes in locations that didn't give his receivers an iceberg's chance in Hades. But against the Gophers, everything was thrown to a place that gave his receivers a chance to make a play on the ball. Borges and Gardner spent the bye week returning to fundamentals and building up Gardner's confidence. Even though several fans had called for freshman Shane Morris to be put in, Borges never stopped believing that Gardner was the answer to this team's problems (even when the QB's creating some), which will prove to be critical down the road.
"Just know what your references are -- don't throw the ball late in the middle, don't dangle the ball when you carry it -- and you'll be fine," Borges said. "Don't go out there and be apprehensive either."
Stats vs. Connecticut: 47 attempts, 173 yards, 3 TD
Stats vs. Minnesota: 35 attempts, 113 yards, 4 TD
Michigan had fewer attempts and less total yardage vs. Minnesota, but as a whole the run game was more effective than vs. Connecticut. Because the Wolverines ran fewer plays against Minnesota, and as a result, had less opportunities to run as many rushing plays, the numbers are a bit skewed, but Borges said that the Wolverines finished the game with a rushing efficiency of 60 percent ("which means four yards or more or the ability to get a first down in a short yardage situation," according to Borges). Derrick Green finally got in for some valuable snaps. He had one 14 yard run and then quite a few negative or no gain rushes, but Borges said he has great faith in his freshman back, especially with how he played against Minnesota, a game that had "real pressure." And his running style, coupled with Fitzgerald Toussaint's running style, will make Michigan more difficult to game plan for down the road.
"We had to take a little pressure of Fitz -- Fitz was carrying too much of the load and Fitz is in fabulous condition but even at the end of the UConn game, he was starting to run out of gas, I think anyone would," Borges said. "We just decided, we're going to put him in early, we're going to make sure he gets some pops and hopefully if it goes as smoothly as we want, we'll just keep playing him here and there and we did. That worked out pretty much the way we wanted."
Connecticut stats: 13 receptions, 111 yards, 0 TD
Leading receiver: Jeremy Gallon (4 catches, 31 yards)
Stats vs. Minnesota: 13 receptions, 235 yards, 1 TD
Leading receiver: Devin Funchess (7 catches, 151 yards, 1 TD)
The obvious improvement here was moving Funchess from tight end to wide receiver. He has never been a very strong blocking tight end so the move seems straightforward and benefited the receivers greatly. No, the Gophers weren't expecting Funchess to have that kind of a game. Instead, they were more keyed in on Gallon, who seemed the likely target for Gardner. Gardner, however, targeted Funchess more, and with the Gopher D keying Gallon, opportunities opened up for Funchess. As the season progresses, the same might be true as more defenses begin to put Funchess in double coverage, opening passing lanes up for Gallon or Drew Dileo or Jehu Chesson.
Even with the move from Funchess to wide receiver, the Michigan tight ends didn't drop off much. The Wolverines have talented blockers in A.J. Williams and Jordan Paskorz, and Jake Butt has shown himself as a player who can both block and catch very well (though Butt didn't catch any passes against Minnesota). This is a position that will continue to evolve through the season as each of these players gets more experience, so there is a ton of upside for the Wolverines here.
Stats vs. Connecticut: Ugh.
Stats vs. Minnesota: Not so ugh.
The O-line against Connecticut was abysmal. Toward the end of the game the offense got it going, thanks in part to the offensive line pulling it together. But only so much thanks can go their way when it was their breakdowns early that caused so many of the issues. Against the Gophers, Michigan started a new center (Graham Glasgow) and left guard (Chris Bryant) and threw out a few lineups that people might not have seen coming. And all in all, it work quite effectively. The Wolverines ran early and often to give the offensive line "a little inertia," according to Borges. And that inertia held up. Even with a brand new group, it looked the most consistent and complete that it has all season.


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Environmental Risk Management Applications
Wastewater treatment solutions for mining and primary metals industry
Water is essential component in the mining and steel industries. The main needs under this aspect are optimizing the management of the resources, improving productivity by treating available water for specific production process requirements and managing environmental risks by treating contaminated pond and underground mine water to remove suspended solids and in particular heavy metals (SS), arsenic and other contaminants for safe discharge into sensitive environment.
By IDRAFLOT based in Zoppola, ITALY.
Sound instrumentation for measuring sound
What is the difference between sound and noise? Clearly more than the loudness only. Although an aircraft is very noisy, a mosquito at night-time can be more than enough to spoil a good night`s sleep. Instead of looking at the loudness only as a criterion for the degree of noisiness, we shall simply regard noise as what it is - viz. unwanted sound.
By Norsonic AS based in Lierskogen, NORWAY.
Evaporation technology for mining & primary metals industries
Water is essential component in the mining and steel industries. The main needs under this aspect are optimizing the management of the resources, improving productivity by treating available water for specific production process requirements and managing environmental risks by treating contaminated pond and underground mine water to remove heavy metals, arsenic and other contaminants for safe discharge into sensitive environment.
By EVALED-Evaporator based in Zoppola (PN), ITALY.
Smoke generator device for oil mist generation
By Concept Smoke Systems based in Maidenhead, UNITED KINGDOM.
Air cleaning system for the data center
The challenge for data center managers is to maintain or improve availability in increasingly dense computing environments while reducing costs and increasing efficiency. Even though data centers are strategic business assets that continue to grow in importance, data center managers are under pressure to optimize operational expenses and reduce energy consumption without risking downtime.
By Dynamic Air Quality Solutions based in Princeton, NEW JERSEY (USA).
Cloud software solutions for fleet operators using fuel
The top run fleet operators use Titan software to get them down the road more efficiently. Whether it`s monitoring tank alarms in real-time, optimizing inventory across a network of both USTs & ASTs, or more efficiently managing fuel-system compliance, Titan makes heroes of fuel and environmental managers in the rent-a-car and transport industry. For starters, Titan mitigates your core environmental risks, arming you with a central dashboard and effective management tools that keep you on top of it all. This includes ATG alarms, release detection data, testing results, inspections, NOVs, and environmental-related forms, photos, and documents. Next, we hand over the key to responsible ATG network management, with on-demand tank inventory and remote gauge configuration to ensure you can effectively optimize your in-ground and above ground fuel. Finally, Titan streamlines your maintanance and work order process, linking you with site-level employees, techs, vendors, and field team members to centrally manage all facility requests in one system. In short, Titan software helps you run a better, more efficient rent-a-car or commercial fleet operation.
By Titan Cloud Software Company, LLC based in Brentwood, TENNESSEE (USA).
Site and Risk Assessments, Risk Management and Remedial Solutions
No matter what the size of the project is, we service residential, commercial, industrial, local, state and federal agency clients, conducting environmental site assessments, deterministic and probabilistic risk characterizations and Indoor Air Forensic Investigations to evaluate the impact of exposures to hazardous chemicals and radio-logical materials on human health, public welfare, safety and the environment in MA, NY, CT, RI, NH, CO, and the Virgin Islands. Projects undertaken comply with Federal CERCLA/SARA, TSCA, RCRA, RBCA, Brownfields, NRC, DOD and DOE regulations and/or programs, and at the state level: Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP), Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (CTDEEP) Remedial Standards, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES), New York (NYSDEC), New Jersey, Maryland, Rhode Island and other state programs, using innovative approaches to develop site-specific risk-based cleanup strategies and
By Risk Management Incorporated - Environmental Services based in Acton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).
Odor control solutions for solid waste industry
By Ecolo Odor Control Technologies based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA).
Water measurement systems & sensors for flood warning
Isodaq's low-cost Isodaq telemetry data logger RTUs integrated with our telemetry data acquisition and alarm-message forwarding systems together provide the ideal solution for early warning of key events such as floods, pollution or CSO overflows.
By Isodaq Technology - Hydro-Logic Group based in Bromyard, UNITED KINGDOM.
Cloud Software solutions for petroleum marketers & jobbers
As a Petroleum Marketer or Jobber, you know that fuel management is your lifeblood. How well you manage your network can either create large revenues for your company, or bleed you dry. Titan software streamlines your fuel management practices and puts every dollar of fuel to work for you--fueling profits! With full visibility into your ATG network, you`ll know every level at every site at every moment of the day. This ensures you can dispatch and route efficiently, manage alarms in real-time, and take control of your critical role in the fuel supply chain. And if you have UST financial responsibility, the software helps you avoid the regulatory fines or red-tags that can stifle a growing business. In short, Titan software helps you manage it from the tank to the bank.
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Non-chemical water treatment in hospitals
Hospitals using hardwater can suffer from serious scaling in water heaters , sterilisers and elsewhere. Fluid Dynamics has a simple non chemical solution to the problems of hospital scaling. Fluid Dynamics also has solutions to the problems of legionella risk in hospitals
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Compliance management software for the energy and utilities industries
Navigating the increasingly complex regulatory requirements can be tough for energy, oil and gas, and utilities companies. In order to effectively manage risk and stay compliant, organizations must establish proactive policies and have a systematic approach to their contracts.
By Convergepoint based in Houston, TEXAS (USA).
sea level rise adaptation
By Applied Technology & Management, Inc based in Jacksonville Beach, FLORIDA (USA).
Environment health and safety software for the aviation and aerospace industry
By Intelex Technologies Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA).
Microbial testing for industrial process water sector
By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd. based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA).
Environmental Compliance and Management Services
By CSRware, Inc. based in San Francisco, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Waste management for sustainable habitats
Small isolated communities such as towns in remote locations, gated communities, suburbs, and small island habitats, that wish to use greener methods of waste disposal or simply cannot transfer their waste to others can benefit from Terragon technologies. Each of these communities produces a wide variety of waste in small quantities. To date, most waste treatment technologies require large quantities of waste to be economically and operationally viable. Practical solutions for the treatment of small quantities of waste are extremely limited and, consequently, most small isolated communities face a serious waste management problem within their territory.
By Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc. based in Montréal, QUEBEC (CANADA).
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Managing a Media Department
January 1, 2006
This checklist reviews current issues affecting the management of media departments and provides a list of 12 questions to help you evaluate and improve your media program.
As with all businesses, media companies are under pressure to grow and to deliver a profit. Advertisers are seeing the impact of this reflected in having more junior and less well trained media mid-level and senior talent on their business. Additionally, there is the problem of a lack of good internal agency communication between departments and a lack of transferal of communication on the knowledge of your business. This overall lack of communication is the result of the "silo" type organization that exists in media companies.
"Silo" media department organizations are media companies that have specialized buying and planning groups that do not sit together. They report to each other on a dotted versus direct line. "Silo" specialist buying groups for Network Broadcast, Local Broadcast, Print buying, Out-of-Home buying, and "silo" specialist departments for Internet, Sports Marketing, Strategy Account Planning, Direct Response etc. sound great, but they contribute to the communication problems. These specialists know their areas, but may be unfamiliar with your specific issues. This "silo" problem is further complicated by the change in having more options for integrated media and cross over media opportunities. With all of these special areas how can you get strategic creative thinking and testing in your media program? This responsibility is given to the media account executive that heads up your business.
The media account executive (MAE) is the keeper of the communication between all of the silo departments, but they are not as knowledgeable as the specialists. This in turn limits their ability to manage these groups to give you the best results. Media knowledge, personality and agency familiarity are some of the barriers to success. Ideally, your MAE will be versed in all media and will stay on top of all new concepts. Ideally, your MAE will be the stronger personality and be able to get the specialist department to deliver great work on time. Ideally, your MAE will know their agency workings and politics and keep your business involved in all new offerings. But today it is best practice to have a plan on how you are going to manage your media operation and not rely on the MAE to control the success in many of these areas.
Another factor affecting you in managing your media operation is the fact that media is very complex in both the scope of offerings, across different media, as well as the depth of choices within each medium. Media advertising agencies have the resources to keep up with the latest offerings and they are continually trying to improve their service. Also due to the very competitive nature of this business category, they are willing to run your business for a low fee. Agencies can manage the large volume of paper, the detailed media analysis work and constant interaction with media contacts. The media agencies can keep you informed on all new opportunities, and they are able to represent your interests across all media. Your challenge is to make sure that you are getting the best media talent, plans, service and costs.
So what about efficiency? The efficiency issues are blurring with the reality that "mass reach" media is changing in emphasis to "relevant reach" and creating "touch points" with your customers. This new challenge will have many more added value and integrated elements in the media mix; these are not evaluated on a cost per thousand basis. Even the standard media buy may become less efficient because of special research that may direct a unique buy for a product. Efficiency is critical for all brands, but today we need to look at new measures to make sure the efficiencies are delivering your set objectives. Your issue will be to get the media department to focus on these new objectives and new media elements and begin to quantify them for your business.
The media landscape is changing and so is the consumer. There is a need to understand how you can keep the current good work moving forward, and at the same time, prepare and seek out new changes. This answer will be different for every brand, but creating a media operation that is ready for change will be important.
Questions to Achieve a Better Media Organization
Asking these 12 questions is the first step toward managing your most powerful marketing tool: your media program.
|1. What is your objective?
Know what you want to accomplish by evaluating your media group.
|2. Have you identified your costs and cost savings?
Decide on the most efficient type of organization.
|3. How do you avoid over-staffing?
Evaluate the staffing needed to manage your media organization.
|4. Do you know how to be a leader?
Identify where and when your leadership is needed.
|5. Are you ready to train your media group?
Understand the value of continuously training of your media group.
|6. What is the meaning of media efficiency?
Define media efficiency to mean building your business.
|7. How can you better control media costs?
Know that you are buying efficiently and controlling cost increases.
|8. What are your established performance evaluation guidelines?
Establish your performance guidelines to use in evaluating your media group.
|9. Can you make a decision?
Evaluate your ability to have a streamline decision making process.
|10. Do you accept cookie cutter forms or demand exhibits tailored to your needs?
Why media exhibits need to be tailored to your needs.
|11. How many trees do you want to kill?
Assess the documents you need and the formats for delivery.
|12. Is your Personality working for or against you?
How do personal relationships influence your ability to get the best deal?
Managing Your Media Organization. Jane Twyon. ANA: New York, 2006.


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Amoeba Berkeley's packed, high energy, and hella fun in-store performance by Ivory Coast singer Fely Tchaco on Saturday evening (June 2nd), proved just what a wonderful musical gift to the world the Amoeba Music in-stores are.
And Saturday's extended concert, which was part of the larger Berkeley World Music Festival that ran all day Saturday in the Telegraph Ave/Peoples Park area, was extra wonderful. As the happy guy beside me at Amoeba on Saturday, in the aisle nestled between the reggae CDs and the used jazz vinyl, enthused at the one hour, five minute mark in the energetic show, "I've never seen any show at Amoeba Music that went for longer than an hour. This is unusual. And I come to Amoeba in-stores all the time. They're great!" Indeed they are great and Saturday's show, that culminated in lots of audience members jumping up on stage to dance along with the band, was extra great since it ran for a full hour and a quarter which was especially long because it was part of the festival. Now in its ninth year the Berkeley World Music Festival included Peoples Park stage headliner Maria Muldaur and her Bluesianna Band whose set finished at 6pm. And afterwards many of the Muldaur audience exited the park & headed down the half block to filter into Amoeba and fill all the remaining open spaces in the aisles of the big record store to catch Fely's great set.


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Sprint Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge receive OL1 update
December 11, 2015 - 2:43 PM
There is a new update apparently rolling out for Sprint Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge users, identifiable with build no. ending with OL1. The full build no. for Sprint S6 is G920PVPU3BOL1 while that for the Edge variant is G925PVPU3BOL1.
Sprint has provided the changelog, and it mentions only one item: 'Security updates'. The OL1 update follows OJ7 update, btw.
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This marvelous 1952 romantic comedy, directed by Ismael Rodriguez, is representative of Mexico's golden age of cinema and brings together Jorge Negrete and Pedro Infante. Negrete's operatic voice and dashing persona contrasts nicely with Pedro Infante's warm, romantic voice and charismatic persona. Jorge Bueno and Pedro Malo are best friends who consider giving up their womanizing ways when they each fall in love. As fate would have it, Pedro Malo unexpectedly marries Jorge Bueno's girlfriend, and the conflict between the former buddies begins. A year later they find themselves in the same town and confront each other once and for all. The music is beautiful and the sparks fly as they learn a good lesson about love and true friendship.Overview from themoviedb.org
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Case Western Reserve University has been given the speech code rating Red. A red light university has at least one policy that both clearly and substantially restricts freedom of speech. Read more here.
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Student Handbook: University Policies- Posting Policy
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Posting of any derogatory, obscene, or offensive message, either explicitly or implicitly, is strictly prohibited.
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University community members are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not create disruptions or that does not involve unacceptable actions in regards to community, behavioral, and/or moral standards. Such conduct may include, but is not limited to the following: … * Obnoxious and anti-social behavior; * Lewd, lascivious, and vulgar behavior ….
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By John Higgins at The Beacon Journal A Summit County jury found Charles Plinton not guilty of selling drugs to a confidential informant in 2004. A few weeks later, a University of Akron disciplinary board found him "responsible" for "selling drugs to a confidential informant." The difference between those two words — guilty and responsible — may not sound meaningful to the average person. But it's a distinction that begins to explain the secretive world of college justice in which campus committees may re-try the facts of serious crimes after criminal courts have already decided them. Critics see the hearings […]» Read More
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text: People, I made some progress. I found a blog with a hint which probably fixed my problem: http://www.dbazine.com/blogs/blog-cf/chrisfoot/blogentry.2005-09-17.7657940139 There is one other parameter in emd.properties that may cause a few problems. If your agent NEVER successfully uploads data after installation, check the TIMEZONE parameter in the emd.properties file. It is usually the last parameter in emd.properties. When our agent's time zones didn't match the time zone in the management server's configuration file, we weren't able to establish a successful connection between the agents and the management service. So if you have agentTZRegion=America/New_York in the agent's emd.properties file, you'll prevent a lot of headaches if you use the same time zone in the management server's emd.properties configuration file. We don't have any servers in different time zones, but there is a wealth of information contained in the 10G Grid Control documentation to help those that do. What I do know is that when the time zones didn't match, we couldn't make a connection. On my host, the values for agentTZRegion did not match. For the agent I have this: agentTZRegion=US/Pacific For OMS I had this: agentTZRegion=GMT For OMS I now have this: agentTZRegion=US/Pacific After I made the changed I bounced oms with this: emctl stop oms emctl start oms Then I bounced the agent. Then I did: bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ emctl upload agent Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Release 10.2.0.1.0. Copyright (c) 1996, 2005 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. --------------------------------------------------------------- EMD upload completed successfully bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ That was encouraging. I checked status: bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ emctl status agent Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Release 10.2.0.1.0. Copyright (c) 1996, 2005 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. --------------------------------------------------------------- Agent Version : 10.2.0.1.0 OMS Version : 10.2.0.1.0 Protocol Version : 10.2.0.0.0 Agent Home : /usr/lib/oracle/xe/gc2/OracleHomes/agent10g Agent binaries : /usr/lib/oracle/xe/gc2/OracleHomes/agent10g Agent Process ID : 14275 Parent Process ID : 14247 Agent URL : https://ow2:3872/emd/main/ Repository URL : https://ow2:1159/em/upload Started at : 2006-12-22 18:22:44 Started by user : oracle Last Reload : 2006-12-22 18:22:44 Last successful upload : 2006-12-22 18:23:18 Total Megabytes of XML files uploaded so far : 0.68 Number of XML files pending upload : 0 Size of XML files pending upload(MB) : 0.00 Available disk space on upload filesystem : 68.83% Last successful heartbeat to OMS : 2006-12-22 18:22:47 --------------------------------------------------------------- Agent is Running and Ready bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ bash-3.1$ Next, I went to the console page in the UI: http://ow2:4889/em/console/home My targets had reappeared! And I nosed around in alerts and found a bunch of new alerts which had been bottled up in Agent alert queue. And I check my e-mail, and I had a bunch of new e-mail alerts. So the smell of some progress is sweet. But... I have no idea how this POS software ended up in this hole and I don't have much of a clearer picture of how it works. Anyway EM-GC is functioning in my lab and maybe it will stay stable for another 10 minutes. ...Peter http://GoodJobFastCar.com


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Stone has studied with banjo masters including Tony Trischka and, not surprisingly, Fleck himself. While he lacks the same kind of virtuosic technique of either, he does demonstrate the melodic sensibility and genre-busting tendencies of both. With a playing history in a variety of genres, his songs run the gamut from the reggae-meets-folk of "The Roads We Know" to "For Joy," which, with its shifting time feels and Midwestern melodies, would not feel out of place on a Flecktones record.
But whereas Fleck's reputation has partly been built on a complex sound where time signatures change on virtually a bar-by-bar basis, Stone's tunes are humbler vehicles with fewer movements. Still, he knows a thing or two about melody, and there is a certain na've simplicity in his writing that is compelling, as in the relaxed lope of "Murmur," which could come from one of Frisell's Americana records, but leans more towards overt soloing than anything Frisell has done in years.
Like Stone, Manaugh is less about technical wizardry and more about economy, space and lyricism. Unlike Frisell, who shares similar concerns but nevertheless possesses a broader reach, oblique melodicism is replaced by a more direct approach that goes straight to the heart of a theme rather than skirt around it. While much of the beauty of Frisell is in the gradual revelation of ideas, Manaugh's more straightforward concept is equally engaging. As a writer he is less quirky, with "Corrib Theme" being a heartfelt acoustic ballad that would fit comfortably on a record by Martin Simpson or Martin Carthy and "Four Strikes" demonstrating a more authentically countrified disposition.
With bassist Paul Mathew and drummer Kevin Coady providing comfortable and unobtrusive support, Emerge and See also features some elegant work from guest Gordon Allen on trumpet, especially on "Sing It Right," where he contributes some appropriately singable ideas.
Emerge and See is a solid d'but that clearly knows its space. It may not forge its way into altogether new territory, but what it does accomplish is to consolidate the diverse backgrounds of Stone and Manaugh into an approachable and engaging set that, like some of its primary sources, will have a broad crossover appeal.
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Track Listing: For Joy; Murmur; Emerge and See; Capetown; Bedouin Blues; Sing it Right; The Roads We Know; Corrib Theme; The Unseen; Four Strikes; You Still Hear
Personnel: Jayme Stone--banjo, bow, loops; Kevin Manaugh--guitars; Kevin Coady--drums and percussion; Paul Mathew--double bass; Special guest Gordon Allen--trumpet
Title: Emerge and See | Year Released: 2004 | Record Label: Self Produced
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Tonight's show was rocked with a scandalous egg throwing moment dubbed 'egg gate', but that wasn't enough to stop true talent shining through. After 11 amazing acts performed, Attraction emerged victorious after securing the viewers vote.
Their audition and semi-final performances left everyone's eyes filled with tears, tonight everyone's hearts was full of pride as Attraction put on a patriotic performance that lead to them being crowned the winner. They will now share a £250,000 prize and will perform at the prestigious Royal Variety Show.
The Hungarian shadow dancers' final performance was their chance to show Britain how grateful they were for the country embracing them and taking them into their hearts. With union jacks, Churchill and The Queen featured, it was a performance every Briton can be proud of.
The judges were obviously full of high praise with Amanda saying: "you couldn't have done a better performance...You've embraced Britain and we embrace you back!"
Simon added that "you really know how to pull on the heartstrings", whilst David said that it was "fantastically moving." And to top off the praise, Alesha said that it was "the main attraction tonight... epic!"
But Attraction faced stiff competition from the other contestants, including Francine Lewis, Pre Skool and Wildcard winner Steve Hewlett. And it seemed everyone upped their game for the final.
The judges were impressed with the level of talent in the fianl show. (ITV Pictures)
Jack Carroll, was a worthy runner up after his comedy act left the judges in stitches. After making gags on everything from the Olympics to rival show The Voice, fellow comedian David Walliams told the 14 year-old: "you are one of my favourite comedians... you are going to go on to become a comedy superstar!"
Completing the top 3 were talented brothers Richard and Adam, whose performance almost left their Nan (who is their biggest fan), fit to burst with joy. However, their song was overshadowed by a girl storming the stage to throw eggs at the judges!
The lady in question seemed to emerge from either the choir or the orchestra and proceeded to throw eggs, mainly in the direction of Simon Cowell. After successfully hitting Simon (and ruining his jacket in the process), she was dragged off stage by security.
Ant and Dec commended the brothers for carrying on the performance despite the intrusion- now dubbed as #egggate. Well, that's live television for you!
The exciting final also featured musical performances from special guest Psy who performed his track 'Gentleman' and an exclusive duet between Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran.
Attraction closed the show by sharing their winning performance once again.
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Come and lay beside me and kiss me my Baby.. Kiss me like only you can Softly brush my lips
Love You With All My Heart
All I could do is love you with all of my heart and fight anything that keeps us apart for never have I loved like this before Its nearly more than what I could endure
A Lovesong On The Phone
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Ek bind my hart vas vas aan jou, want ek het jou lief
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A Thousand Kisses
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Our Love Burns In Me
The walls of this room is too close It's pressing down on me like my lonely heart and my empty bed
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Previous to joining YPI, Adia was the So Cal/SW Finance Director for Barack Obama's national political campaigns, responsible for helping to raise over $80 million for his candidacy since 2007. Important past projects include the California Women's Conference, chaired by Maria Shriver; two Presidential Inaugurations; the Democratic National Committee; and both the 2008 & 2012 Presidential campaigns.
Adia was selected to be one of 20 participants in the 2006 class of "Yes We Can," a program supported by Hopefund. Following that, she was Baltimore city field organizer for the Maryland Democratic Party/Coordinated Campaign. Adia is experienced in all areas of fundraising, volunteer recruitment and management.
Adia says that a career in non-profit fundraising gives her an opportunity to interact with different types of people from all walks of life. A native Angeleno, Adia attended the University of California, Davis. A die-hard Lakers fan, Adia resides in the Mid-Wilshire area with her family and a sassy Pomeranian named Ivy.


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- Limited Edition High Quality Spring-themed Fabric Cotton Construction
- 11.5 inches in length - (Each strap)
- 100% Latex Free Tubing to Lock the Sunglasses in Place
- Custom 11 mm (0.43 inch) CottonSnaps™ riveting
- Patented Epoxy-Coated & Water-Resistant Magnetic Attachment for Ease of Use


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Aircraft aluminum
Lightweight design
Easy to stow and deploy
The MotorGuide Gator Spring 21 Motor Mount is even tougher than the original. Constructed from extruded aircraft aluminum, and featuring 3/8" stainless steel lock and stow pins, the MotorGuide Gator Spring Mount is tough. Lightweight design allows single-handed stow and deploy. Hinged door for quick access motor removal. Easy-grip rubber knobs. For freshwater use.
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