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SACRAMENTO, Cali. - Goals from Danny Mwanga, Gabriel Torres and Charles Eloundou proved in vain as Sacramento Republic FC found a late winner to condemn Colorado Rapids Reserves to a 4-3 loss in California on Friday night.
It all began so brightly for the Rapids. Seeking a first league win of the season, Mwanga made the most of a fortunate deflection to collect the ball in center field before firing low past Sacramento goalkeeper Jake Gleeson, with just 14 minutes on the clock.
The hosts, playing the inaugural match at their brand new Bonney Field stadium, responded well, converting three unanswered goals before the interval. Justin Braun scored the equalizer on the 20 minute mark, a glancing header after the Rapids had struggled to clear the initial danger. Rodrigo Lopez, whose assist brought up the first goal, then struck twice in the space of three minutes.
Rapids Reserves' coach, Steve Cooke, got the reaction he was looking for after the break, as goals from Torres and Eloundou dragged the visitors back into the contest within nine minutes of the re-start.
In what was an open, entertaining encounter, both sides created chances. Substitute 'keeper John Berner produced a string of fine saves, but he was finally beaten just six minutes from time, as Mike Fucito stole in ahead of the rookie and squeezed home the winner from a tight angle.
Academy players Quentin Pearson, Miles Chow, Kortne Ford and Enda O'Neill were all afforded valuable minutes, while central defender Gale Agbossoumonde got a full 90 under his belt.
On the down-side, Homegrown Player Davy Armstrong sustained a head injury and was replaced by Pearson after just half an hour.
Scoring summary:
COL - Danny Mwanga (Charles Eloundou), 14'
SAC - Justin Braun (Rodrigo Lopez), 20'
SAC - Rodrigo Lopez (unassisted), 39'
SAC - Rodrido Lopez (Nemanja Vukovic), 42'
COL - Gabriel Torres (Marlon Hairston), 50'
COL - Charles Eloundou (unassisted), 54'
SAC - Mike Fucito (unassisted), 84'
Sacramento (4-4-1-1): Jake Gleeson; Emrah Klimenta, Mickey Daly, Harrison Delbridge (Jack Avesyan 66), Nemanja Vuković, Steven Evans (Mike Fucito 46), George Fochive, Max Alvarez (Octavio Guzman 63), Rodrigo Lopez, Adam Jahn (Chad Bartlomé 70), Justin Braun.
Subs not used: Dominik Jakubek, Dakota Collins, Chad Bond.
Rapids (4-4-2): Joe Nasco (John Berner 46); Thomas Piermayr (Miles Chow 46), Gale Agbossoumonde, Grant Van De Casteele, Chris Klute (Kortne Ford 76), Marlon Hairston (Enda O'Neill 72), Jared Watts, Davy Armstrong (Quentin Pearson 30), Charles Eloundou, Gabriel Torres, Danny Mwanga.
Misconduct summary:
COL - Charles Eloundou (caution), 34'
SAC - Jack Avesyan (caution), 79'
Referee: Michael Zapata
Assistant 1: Mike Kampmeinert
Assistant 2: Eric Ehrhardt
4th Official: Ezequiel Molina
All statistics contained in this box score are unofficial.


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iHerb Customer Reviews
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Strong onion flavor
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Great tasting and guilt-free (well, almost)
Posted by Thejude on May 09, 2012 | Verified Purchase
These are a great snack, they pack a lot of flavor and crunch and are addictive but also satisfying if you're just looking for a flavorful snack. They're a healthy alternative to potato chips which is why I rate them a 5. I've also had the Southwest Cheddar flavor which is great too, I wish iHerb carried more flavors!
Posted by iHerb Customer on Oct 01, 2013 | Verified Purchase
Strong onion flavor
味はいいけど、しっけたポテロングみたい。 Flavor is good, but taste like damped potato snack.
Posted by iHerb Customer on Mar 08, 2013 | Verified Purchase
ローズマリーとガーリック、チーズのシーズニングの味はいいんですが、ポテト本体が軽すぎてちょっとしんなりぎみ。 バキバキに割れている上に賞味期限まで1ヶ月ちょいのが送られてきました。 たしかに油っぽくはないんだけど…。 うーん、残念。 The seasoning - rosemary, garlic and cheese is really tasty, I can say I love it. But snack itself is too light and not crispy enough like left 1 day after opened bag without tie. not greasy though.. And most of snacks was broken and best before date was April. A little bit disappointed. :(
They're crisp and fun, but …
Posted by iHerb Customer on Feb 08, 2012 | Verified Purchase
… I didn't read the description closely enough, because they have cheese in them. Wouldn't have gotten them if I'd realized that.
Too Salty
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Too Salty for my liking.
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Under The Knife: Return of Reyes, Wright will shape Mets' future
As the trade deadline closes in and Jon Heyman further tests the bounds of "unlimited text messages," injuries also come to the fore. Key is not just whether a player is healthy or not, since those can be accurately assessed. What gets debated more is the proper discount on a player's injury history, especially with pitchers. Short term "gunslinger" deals carry less risk, but anything beyond the current season is going to come with a huge risk discount, outside a "must have" desperation move. What's harder is trying to assess that discount and the factors that go into it. Some teams recognize that getting a player from a team with a poorer track record on injuries and bringing them to their training staff can be a hidden value. Some staffs recognize that they have strengths or weaknesses with certain types of players or types of injuries. For the fantasy player, this is
The next two weeks are going to be big for the Mets. This is hardly a surprise, but the timing on getting Reyes and Wright back will help. With one deal already done and at least one more in active discussions, the Mets could begin their future after a half-season of Aldersonian evaluation. If Reyes returns early this week from his hamstring and looks like the version we've seen for most of 2011, a long-term deal could be close behind as the team attempts to balance the trades with a signing. Talent has never been the issue for Reyes, but availability has. Then again, no one knows his hamstring like the Mets, so he understands how well they understand how to get him back. I'm not sure how you quantify that value, but it will be pitched and considered in any proposal.
Reyes should be back on Tuesday and it sounds like everything is normal. While you'd expect any player coming back from a hamstring strain to slow things on the paths, Reyes is aggressive and knows how important this period of time is.
Things aren't as imminent in either sense for Wright, though his rehab in St. Lucie (A) is going "pretty well," according to one observer. He's showing that he can make plays without issues. He's also hitting and stealing, so the Mets just need to see that he can play a full game and back-to-back games before activating him. It's likely that he'll be back this weekend for the Marlins series.
Bautista nearly disappointed me. Having watched him a couple seasons in Indy and not seeing anything that suggested the last season and a half (or even his 2009 campaign as a decent major league infielder), I was looking forward to seeing him close up this Wednesday and Thursday. Bautista missed the weekend with the sprain, but sources tell me he was "close" on Sunday. The team elected to have him rest, tacking on the off-day Monday to his rest and giving him a leg up for a Tuesday return, no pun intended. Since his power is based on timing more than leg thrust, the ankle shouldn't be a hindrance to his power. The bigger question is whether the turf at the Rogers Centre will be an issue. The "stickiness" of turf can cause problems, so expect Bautista to be braced well and perhaps DH until the Jays are more confident that the ankle is back to 100 percent.
The Brewers found themselves tied with the Pirates this weekend for a time, and though they emerged with a little distance by the end of the weekend, it was costly. Marcum injured himself on a play during the sixth inning Sunday and left the game. He threw a couple pitches from the mound afterwards, but the medical staff didn't like what they saw. Marcum was said to have a neck injury but there's no word about the severity. The medical staff will monitor Marcum through the next few days before making any sort of decision. If Marcum makes his throw day, he's safe to start next time he goes out.
Of more everyday concern is Braun and his calf, who has the Brewers working to keep functional. On Saturday, he also appeared to also injure his hamstring, a classic cascade that's only going to serve to make it harder on the calf. While the team continues to hope they can maintain Braun, a DL stint isn't out of the question. With the division race tight and Braun playing so well, even through the muscle issues, a decision on Braun becomes quite difficult. The Pirates and Brewers have two of the top rated medical staffs around, so neither team will get an advantage on the training front, either.
Buchholz's rehab is taking longer than expected. It's not far beyond the normal range, but it has reached the point that we have to question whether the injury's severity was misjudged, whether he's a slow healer, or whether there's something else going on. It seems now that it's the latter, with the team using his absence to help limit his innings and making sure that he's ready for the playoffs. Don't get me wrong, he's still at a state where he's
The snap reaction to Aardsma's situation is that the Mariners "wasted" four months trying to rehab him through an elbow problem, but let's go back and see why they did this. Remember that this wasn't a hope. The Grade 2 strain was examined in May by Dr. Lewis Yocum, one of the best in the business, who said "nope, no surgery." The rehab plan that followed had a chance of succeeding and there were signs that it was. When he pitched again in July, with an expectation of a return in August, there was the chance that by opting for the rehab, the M's would have saved almost a year of time. (The normal rehab is six to nine months, but that return would be in the offseason.) The gain is worth the risk, though several methods I tried of quantifying this were poor since I don't think projections are accurate in this case. Even the slight chance that Aardsma could avoid surgery is worth the chance. There's a level at which the elbow's not going to hold, but before that point -- and it's clear that it wasn't there in May -- a team has to try everything else. Aardsma should be back at mid-season in '12. Assuming he's re-signed by the M's, he could be a nice sleeper for saves.
The Nats have a modern conundrum and an old-school manager. Davey Johnson has come in from the managerial bullpen for the Nats, and in his first major decision, he seems to be bucking against the idea that Zimmermann should be shut down or even dialed back in his first full season back from Tommy John surgery. Johnson isn't working from some sort of ornery cussedness, since there is some difficulty in using a pure innings count for TJ survivors.
In younger pitchers, it seems that there's no delay in the development during the year lost to surgery and rehab. The most current example is Jarrod Parker of the D'backs, who is almost exactly where he was expected to be despite his surgery. That's because these pitchers aren't just sitting around. They're rehabbing and resting, leaving them in better condition to pitch than they've likely been in years. That's left many to suggest that while all pitchers do not need Tommy John surgery, they might all be well served to do the rehab-style work. With Zimmerman's limit around 160 innings and his current count at 115, he should have about six or seven starts left. Then again, Zimmerman could be put on a strict innings limit per game of five innings, leaving him more starts with less work. The Nats aren't challenging this season, so it's mostly an academic problem as long as GM Mike Rizzo makes his new manager stick to the smart plan.


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Every so often, we make a news post telling you what we've added to the KH13.com Gallery. This update will deal with everything we've added to the gallery since the last update, which was early October (and will only list things that weren't featured in the news). The gallery has over 10,000 Kingdom Hearts-related images, so it's a must see for any Kingdom Hearts fan! Anyway, this is what we've been adding behind the scenes:
New photos have been added to:
- Tokyo Game Show 2011
- Japan Expo 2011
- Tokyo Game Show 2008
- Next Generation World Hobby 2009 Winter
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- Various issues of Game Informer
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- The November 2011 issue of Nintendo Power
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Train travel around the world
Table of contents
Train travel is fast, convenient, and usually cheaper than flying. As an added benefit, you get to see the beautiful countryside you're traveling though, and don't have to deal with airport security. Or that horrible airplane food. Here's a rundown of the most important rail systems of the world and how to book.
North America
- Amtrak (U.S. and Canada)
- VIA Rail
- Ontario Northland
- Rocky Mountaineer
- Algoma Central
Eurail has the most extensive, but occasionally costly, network. Every European country also has its own rail network or special discount tickets.
Note that in some countries, especially Italy and Spain, shorter train journeys tend to be cheaper when bought on the day of travel rather in advance over the website.
Europe by country
Find timetables and buy tickets viaHyperdia; or get a prepaid railpass for Japan from Japan Railpass (official reseller), or Japan Railpass (official site)
The Seishun 18 Ticket (青春18きっぷ Seishun jūhachi kippu) is a discount rail ticket offered by Japan's JR network. When available (three times a year), it is easily the cheapest way to get around Japan, costing only ¥11,850 for five days of unlimited travel. If you need more travel days, buy a Japan Railpass from the links above.
- Rail Australia
- Sydney to Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra
- Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide,Perth, Alice Springs, Darwin
- Brisbane, Townsville, Cairns
- V-Line Victoria
More information
A phenomenal resource for train and sea based travel is Seat61. It's the big daddy of rail travel information sites, and I highly recommend that you visit it.
Rail fare deals
If you're looking for deals and offers on train fares in the UK, Europe, Scandinavia, Japan, the U.S.A., or China, click over to ACP Rail.
Eco-friendly travel
Trains are much more eco-friendly than flying, taking the car, or even travelling by bus. You can travel at least 7 times as far per ton of CO2 as on a full airplane. And if the train is electric rather than diesel, that rises to an enormous 73 times as far!
So please consider taking the train, and help save the environment for all of us.
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Great reads #15
Exactly true, ya train journey offers you a enjoyable company with the neighbors.. and travelling is a part of your vaction enjoyment. It doesnt make sence going to a destination on this mornings flight and returining on the late nights filght. Infact you can carry lots of eatible and spend time with your family that make it a complete vacation.
Lets Go on 11 September, 2008
Great resources for rail travel! A great addition to that list would be ACP Rail International.
ACP Rail on 12 April, 2010
I love train travel and have been on numerous train ride in the world and you are right the best part of train travel is no airport security or massive check points and you get to see the country side you never get to see if you fly. Love the article and the resources you have given for anyone who loves to take the train and leave the car behind.
Marc on 03 January, 2016
Great list! Unfortunately, the link for Japan Railways is not valid anymore. You can read about them now in https://www.jrailpass.com.
Carlos Ponce on 23 January, 2017


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I 20 years ago i had a rhinoplasty... however too much of my bridge was removed. I now want to rebalance my features. Large noses (with a small degree of convexity) are fine and pleasing. I realise this now. this is a difficult area, i know. I dont think i have had the right surgeon/effective consultations yet.
Please I need some guidance, because i have unresolved swelling in the tip of my nose. It's worse in the morning. In cold weather it's sort of okay. I just have a pea-sized bump on the one side of my nose tip. At it's worst, the lower part of my nose feels inflated, prominent and very unnatural.
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The bid by Jeffrey Sachs to capture the presidency of the World Bank appeared to be generating a groundswell of support in Latin America last night after three more countries lent their support to his bid.
Explicit backing by Chile and Colombia and strongly-worded support by Mexico came a day after Emerging Markets revealed that Uruguay was backing Sachs, who set out his agenda in an exclusive interview in this newspaper. Haiti is already backing him.
The finance minister of Mexico, which holds the chair of the Group of 20 rich and emerging nations, said it viewed Sachs surprise self-nomination for the post quite positively.
We are closely watching this process, said Jose Antonio Meade. We think Jeffrey Sachs, who is a prestigious economist and knows Latin America well, has made important contributions, and we view his interest quite positively.
We need to see what other candidates express interest, how the process develops, and at the end of the day, hope that it complies with what G-20 has said, that the multilaterals undertake these processes clearly and transparently and based on merit.
Mexico was one of the most outspoken countries a year ago when the sudden resignation of IMF managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn created a vacancy that was filled by French finance minister Christine Lagarde.
Many emerging economies have long complained about a gentlemens agreement that has given control of the Bank to an American and the IMF to a European since they were founded 70 years ago.
Juan Carlos Echeverry, Colombias finance Minister, told Emerging Markets: We like the name of Jeffrey Sachs and together with other countries, Chile and Uruguay, we are promoting this candidacy.
In his interview with Emerging Markets on Friday, Sachs backed the idea of an open merit-based context and said he wanted to be a candidate that has broad worldwide support.
I am certainly not running as the US candidate. The countries know me and know I am not someone who represents one country, politics or policy I never have.
Sachs has also received the endorsement of six other countries - Kenya, Bhutan, Jordan, Malaysia, Namibia and Timor-Leste.
On Friday 27 members of the US Congress wrote to President Barack Obama strongly encouraging him to nominate Sachs as the US candidate.
However he has run into opposition over his role in advising the governments of Bolivia and Russia over their economic reform programmes.
Colin Bradford, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Sachss nomination had attracted controversy but stressed he had a made a positive contribution by putting his name forward. There is no doubt of his commitment to development and poverty reduction and there is no doubt he is a thought leader in his field, he told Emerging Markets.
He said he was disappointed no one from an emerging market had put their name forward despite speculation surrounding figures such as World Bank managing director Sri Mulyani, former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet, ex-Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo.
I would hope that someone else would step forward from another emerging country, Bradford said. Then the bank could have an honest real conversation about merits because you have more than one candidate.


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I am 19 days post op from breast reduction. For the past week or so I have felt my tummy being very bloated, they said it's normal..by why it is normal and what causes it? AND, for the past 2 days, my upper abs right under my breasts are SO tender. I am even getting lumps under my skin. What is that? It's very sore. Thanks!
Post Breast Reduction Relating to Upper Abs. Feel Bloated and So Tender?
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Why your abs are tender its hard to understand why. In our practice we wrap our patients tight with kerlix and ac bandages that can cause them to be to tight and cause tenderness but once removed it shouldn't be happening, specially 19 days post surgery. You need to see your PS and reviews your symptoms with him or her.
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cdrecord help
I burnt a file using cdrecord
cdrecord -eject dev=1000,0,0 -v /usr/local/testfile
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
You might try mounting it as UDF format - but I'm not really sure what format would be the default; I would have assumed ISO9660. So, I don't really know exactly what type of disc you have just created :scratch:
Maybe if you explained what is the purpose of burning a 1.8Mb file to an entire CD, we could suggest an alternate way of doing what you're trying to do? For example, if you wanted to be able to take a file from the Linux machine, put it on a disc, and be able to access it with a Windows machine, I would suggest formatting the CD with a UDF filesystem, and then copying the file onto it later.
It was merely a test burn hence the small file, fstab shows
/dev/hdb /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto 0 0
for some reason in /media I have cdrom/ and cdrom0/ and in /dev I have cdrom and cdrw
It's common for there to be an abundance of /dev/nodes for all sorts of 'devices' you do not have, and it is also common on many distros for there to be a whole bunch of mount points in /mnt and /media that you don't use.
If you do an `ls -l` on the /dev directory, you will see what sorts of block and character devices there are in there, such as those /dev/cdrw/ and /dev/cdrom devices; perhaps one of them is a packet device (udf read+write) while the other is a read-only cdrom device. Or, maybe both nodes point to the same thing, and if you're interested, you can find the list of "Linux kernel device allocations" via Google or perhaps on your machine somewhere (like a /doc folder), to identify exactly what type of device each is. You'd want the major & minor numbers to figure that out - here's a snippet of my /dev directory:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Aug 5 12:38 cdr -> sr0
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So this might not happen but if it did, how awesome: Aubrey Plaza, who steals every scene she's in as the droll and sardonic April on "Parks and Rec," has been elected the best actress to play the hypothetical lead in a live-action version of "Daria," which is basically the greatest cult '90s cartoon of all time. (Lo siento, Beavis and Butthead.) In a poll on MTV's Clutch blog, voters picked Plaza over other Daria doppelgangers like Ellen Page and Zooey Deschanel.
Plaza accepted the gig on Twitter, quipping that she wants "$2 mil & for all the people bitching that I always do the same character ... this will be my big blowout."
Which begs the question: Can she do both "Parks and Rec" and the Daria update? MAKE IT HAPPEN, MTV.


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Emily Jane White – "Keeley"
There's nothing we like here at PST like sad girl music (or sad old man music, for that matter). Emily Jane White's "Keeley" isn't sad as much as morose, the feeling of an ancient ritual being carried out with no sense of self. White's crackly voice adds to that feeling of helplessness over Julee Cruise-style synthesizer melodrama, singing lyrics seemingly pulled out of The Handmaid's Tale—lines like "Oh Keeley, you'll always be my maiden of the dawn" are strange, sensual and foreboding). Really paralyzing stuff. Blood / Lines is due Nov. 19 on Important Records.
So Many Wizards – "Night Chills"
Whoa, I'm digging this new sound for L.A. indie pop stalwarts So Many Wizards. It has the springy energy of their early releases with a little more sleekness for a song that doesn't sacrifice the band's intricate arrangements while just sounding really cool. I love how it sort of goes wild halfway through but never really loses sight of its hooks. The Night Chills 7" is due later this month; catch them at The Smell for the record release party Nov. 22. You can read my interview with So Many Wizards here.
Blondfire – "Young Heart"
This eminently likeable ditty comes from L.A.'s Blondfire. You could say "if you like Beach House, Sally Shapiro and Cocteau Twins, you'll like Blondfire," and you'd be right, but they really don't sound anything like any of those bands, which is really exciting—it's hard to have a sound this poppy and immediately enjoyable while standing apart with a pretty unique sound, a lovably naïve-sounding synth pop/reverb rock hybrid. Young Heart isn't due till Feb. 11, 2014, but I've already got my first album I'm excited for in the new year.
Ty Segall – "The Man Man" video
Have you ever envisioned your own death in a dream? That's sort of what Ty Segall's new video is like. "The Man Man" comes from Segall's acoustic album Sleeper, a kind of subtly great record that finds Segall unplugging but keeping that same restless energy, hammering out major-chord jams and making an impace even without his explosive backing band. Read my interview with Ty Segall here.
Wymond Miles – "Night Drive" video
"Night Drive" is a bleeding-heart, my-synth-overfloweth highlight from Miles' fine, recently released Cut Yourself Free LP on Sacred Bones. As its name would suggest, it's a big ol' romantic synth ballad a la late '70s Bowie, and its been given an appropriately neon-lit music video. Watch and enter a wonderland of color and light.
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I recently bought a Wadia 170i Ipod transport and then I began to look around for a DAC that would be compatible with the Wadia and not be too costly. Most of the used DACS that I found were WAY too expensive to dedicate to a $300 IPOD transport and I was afraid that I might just have to punt on using my Ipod with "the good stuff"
Then I remembered that I had an almost antique Meridian Bitstream Digital Converter model 203 - very favorably reviewed by Robert Harley and Sam Tellig way back in 1991- lurking in a closet somewhere. (These reviews are still on line in Sterophile.com)
I finally found the almost 20 year old machine at the bottom of a pile of old discarded computer screens, broken tuners, cassette players and the like.
I got it out, dusted it off, cleaned the terminals, plugged it in and MY GOSH it sounded really, really good.
The thing cost $990 in 2001 and it sounds, to me, as good as some of the new multi-thousand dollar DACs of current vintage.
Mr. Tellig - you and Mr. Harley called it right. This thing does sound good.
Audiogon's Blue Book tells me that these boxes may be had on the used market for less than $200.00. If you have a Wadia 170i and need a dac that will really do the job, I will recommend this Oldie but goodie really, really very highly.


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City considers legal action to stop water rate hike
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By Brenda Sommer
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Mexia City Council is ready to consider legal remedies after its water supplier took out a $6 million loan for improvements without notifying the city, a move that could mean 27- to 30-percent higher water bills for city residents.
Bistone Water Supply District, which manages Lake Mexia, also supplies water to the city via deep wells near Personville. The city is by far Bistone's largest customer, though the district also supplies water to the city of Wortham and the Whiterock community.
In July 2012, City Council agreed to join Bistone in a study presented as the first step needed to secure low-interest bonds from the Texas Water Development Board, to see what rates would be like if upgrades or repairs came to pass.
Neither the City Council nor city manager Larry Brown heard back from Bistone until the district presented results of that study Sept. 16, at which time Bistone let city representatives know the district had already taken out $6 million in bonds that it expects to be paid back mostly through higher bills for city water customers.
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Envy: Matias Faldbakken at Galerie Neu
I am watching the film Haywire by Soderbergh and the quality of compressed expressions reminds me of the current exhibition Envy, by Matias Faldbakken up now at Galerie Neu in Berlin. On a first viewing of Faldbakken's work I was put off by the intellectual deference of the nearly empty showroom–the cool distancing which is so often currency for cultural glamour. Let's hope I am mistaken about the[…..]


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- Gillespie's last words to Tibbs at the end, showing his newfound respect for the cop he'd been racially dismissive of at first.
Gillespie: Virgil?... You take care, y'hear?
- One of Gillespie's suspects, Harvey, is as racist as many townsfolk and treats Virgil with disdain. When Virgil proves he wasn't the killer, Harvey treats him with respect and as a friend.


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Irish Host Wake Forest on Senior Day
by John Vannie
Notre Dame will play its final home game of the season on Saturday against Wake Forest. The Senior Day contest will mark the last appearance at the Stadium for seniors such as Manti Te'o, Kapron Lewis-Moore, John Goodman, Braxton Cave, Mike Golic and Theo Riddick. Tyler Eifert is also expected to forgo a final year of eligibility and move on to the NFL. The Demon Deacons stand at 5-5 on the season and were on the wrong end of a 37-6 thrashing by North Carolina State last week.
The Irish, on the other hand, are one of only three unbeaten teams that are eligible to gain a spot in the BCS Championship Game. Alabama's loss last week opened the door for shameless campaigning by Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame for votes in the polls. None of these teams can afford a misstep while victories by comfortable margins are the gold standard. As the pressure builds and opponents are highly motivated to pull off an upset, there are no longer any guaranteed wins.
On paper, Notre Dame is a heavy favorite, and justifiably so. Wake Forest has struggled to score points and lacks explosive players on offense, while its defense has some talent but statistically is barely average. Only a positive turnover margin (19-12) and a relatively weak schedule have helped the Deacons keep hope alive for bowl eligibility. Injuries have also taken a toll on Wake Forest's offensive line and slowed down a few key defenders. The Irish lost wide receiver DeVaris Daniels last week, but are otherwise reasonably healthy.
The only common opponent between the teams this season is Boston College. The Deacons beat the Eagles by 28-14 a week before the Irish won in Boston by 21-6. These programs met last season in North Carolina, where Notre Dame escaped with a 24-17 victory after trailing at the half. Wake forest Coach Jim Grobe was asked this week if the Irish might be vulnerable given their recent close encounters. "I think what you find is that most good teams find a way to win. It's not always the prettiest win, but a win is a win and they've won them all. You know that they know how to do it. I think if you have a chance late, you have to make plays. We have a big challenge. This is a really good Notre Dame football team."
Notre Dame's Offense vs. Wake Forest's Defense
The Irish will continue to emphasize power running while Everett Golson develops as a passer. Once again, Notre Dame's offensive front has a distinct size advantage over the Deacons' three down linemen, who average about 260 pounds. Rugged nose tackle Nikita Whitlock is nursing a turf toe injury and has missed parts of the last few games. End Zach Johnson is an above-average player despite carrying only 255 pounds.
Wake Forest has surrendered 29 points and 418 yards per game. Opponents average only 3.7 yards per rush, which is very respectable. Outside linebacker Justin Jackson is the team's best defender and leading tackler. He is joined by Mike Olson and Riley Haynes on the inside and Joey Ehrmann on the other flank. Each weighs in at 220 pounds except for Olson, who lists at 230. Both cornerbacks are good players, although Bud Noel has been battling injuries and Chibuikem Okoro may have to fill in. The other starter, Kevin Johnson, has 12 pass break-ups on the season. Free safety A. J. Marshall is an aggressive player who is a converted cornerback.
Although Notre Dame should be able to move the ball and score points in this game, there are plenty of reasons for fans to watch and worry. Many believe that Coach Brian Kelly is taking a low risk approach against outmanned opponents, which is fine as long as the Irish play a clean game. Two fumbles last week killed promising drives that would have made the win over Boston College much more comfortable, and one can only hope those mistakes are not repeated this week. Golson must throw the ball to further his development, but the object of the game with so much at stake this month is simply to win.
The Deacons will try to take away the big play and force Notre Dame to execute on long drives. The Irish really have not established a quick strike capability in the passing game, as the Golson to Chris Brown connection has only worked once all season. Compounding the issue has been consistently poor field position resulting from subpar special teams and fewer turnovers forced by the defense of late. This game will become a lot more fun to watch if Notre Dame is able to generate a couple of quick scores rather than 12-play, 80-yard marches, but doing things the hard way has become the only way.
Wake Forest's Offense vs. Notre Dame's Defense
The Deacons started five seniors along the offensive line in last year's game, and their backups were penciled in as this season's projected starters. Unfortunately, injuries to Steven Chase and Antonio Ford along with a transfer last spring removed three players from the mix. Only center Garrick Williams and right tackle Colin Summers are playing on Saturday. The patchwork lineup has only been able to generate 103 rush yards per game and has allowed 23 sacks. Another telling statistic is quarterback Tanner Price's completion rate has fallen from 61% in 2011 to only 55% this year, which may be driven by protection issues. Wake Forest's passing yards per game have also dropped precipitously from 275 to just 207 this year.
Wide receiver Michael Campanaro leads the team in receptions with 65 despite missing a few games with a broken hand. Senior Terence Davis is next with 37 catches and represents a deep threat in this offense. Price throws mostly short passes to Campanaro and also to fullback Tommy Bohannon, who has the good hands of a safety valve receiver. The Notre Dame defense will essentially be looking at a passing attack that is strikingly similar to that of Boston College. The Irish did have a few coverage errors early in that contest with wheel routes and short completions on third down that kept them on the field, so they will have a chance to clean up some of those issues this week.
The Deacon's ground game is not particularly robust, but tailback Josh Harris can be effective if he is given a crease to run through. Backup Deandre Martin is a bigger back who is a step slower than Harris, but will also see action. This offense can remain balanced as long as the score does not become lopsided. They have been disciplined and avoided turnovers for the most part, so the Irish will need to win enough individual battles to stop them.
The plan for the Notre Dame defensive line will be to stop the run, the linebackers must cover Bohannon out of the backfield and the secondary must pay special attention to Campanaro on short and intermediate routes. Price will get rid of the ball quickly to his favorite targets to negate the pass rush, while the Irish will try to keep any third down conversions to a minimum. Wake Forest may very well try to introduce new wrinkles into its offense to attack the Irish in ways it may not anticipate. One such tactic includes a no-huddle approach, which produced some success for them earlier in the season.
Special Teams
Place kicker Jimmy Newman was excellent last season on field goals but struggled early this year and was recently replaced by Chad Hedlund. The range of either kicker is roughly 45 yards. Punter Alexander Kinal averages about 41 yards per boot and about 40% of them are returned. It remains to be seen whether the Irish will join this party. With regard to the return game, Lovell Jackson does a credible job fielding punts as indicated by his ten yard average. Kickoff returns have been disappointing, which has prompted Grobe to insert his starting tailback Harris into that role.
Notre Dame's own return game remains poor, while the performance of its coverage teams is about average statistically. Kyle Brindza did not get a field goal opportunity last week, although his clutch kick in overtime against Pittsburgh kept the Irish alive. The key for Brindza appears to be a clean snap and hold, as any variance to his timing often results in a miss.
It's safe to assume Wake Forest will not score enough points to win unless Notre Dame is guilty of costly turnovers or special teams breakdowns. Such things are not out of the question, however, as the Irish have struggled to maintain focus against weaker teams this season and the added distractions of Senior Day may be difficult to block out. It would be best to put the Deacons away before halftime, and the offense will have to be sharp in order for that to happen. Sloppy play and the inability to convert drives into points will place an inordinate amount of pressure on the defense. Te'o and company have been up to the task thus far, but they deserve a less stressful week before facing the Trojans in Los Angeles.
Notre Dame's position in the polls may also begin to play into Kelly's strategy. At this point in the season and with only three teams competing for two spots in the championship game, these remaining football games are fights for survival rather than beauty contests. This team must win by sticking to the formula that got it this far. Both Kansas State and Oregon have difficult challenges remaining, and a stumble by either team is a distinct possibility. If that happens and the Irish are still unblemished at the end of this month, the detractors that cite a lack of style points will be effectively marginalized.
Here are a few questions that will have a bearing on the outcome:
Can Notre Dame generate defensive three and outs to get off the field?
Will the Irish be able to start fast and take control of the game early?
Can Wake Forest's offensive line hold up against the powerful Irish front?
Will Notre Dame have any short field opportunities to convert into scores?
Can the Irish offense generate a few explosive plays to excite the crowd?
Will Notre Dame display any improvement on special teams?
Is it permissible to root shamelessly for Baylor and Stanford?
Fans have been waiting since the victory at Oklahoma for Notre Dame to play another clean and inspired game from start to finish. The fourth quarter and overtime against Pittsburgh were memorable, but Golson threw an interception in the end zone during that stretch and Cierre Wood forgot to bring the football with him when he dove over the goal line. While it may appear this team has an on/off switch that just needs to be flipped, it may just be that scoring bunches of points is not going to happen until Golson advances his game to the point where he can stay poised in the pocket and pick apart defenses that are stacked to stop the run. In other words, wait until next year. While Wake Forest might pull a few mild surprises, expect another workmanlike, grind-it-out victory for the Irish.


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Raw Story has a peek at the first exit polling data.
62% of Americans voted on national issues when chosing their congressperson. In 2006 all politics wasn't local. Given the sour national mood that's potentially devastating news for GOP hopefuls.
Worse for the Republicans, the top issue on voters' minds was corruption cited by 42%, followed by Terrorism, The Economy, and Iraq.


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Introducing Limited Edition Tinker Bell and Zarina Dolls
By Official Disney Store Blogger, Jan 30, 2014 9:00 AM
From the world of Peter Pan comes The Pirate Fairy, a swashbuckling new adventure about Zarina, a smart and ambitious dust-keeper fairy. When Zarina's wild ideas cause her to join forces with the pirates of Skull Rock, Tinker Bell and her friends must embark on an epic adventure to find Zarina and Pixie Hollow's missing Blue Pixie Dust.
The Pirate Fairy charts a course for the most thrilling Disney Fairies adventure ever, and we are excited to announce two new Limited Edition dolls to celebrate our fairy friends!
Our Limited Edition Tinker Bell Doll and Limited Edition Zarina Doll will be available to purchase in stores* across North America, starting Tuesday, February 18 and online starting Wednesday, February 19. For European Guests, please visit your local Disney Store Facebook page for release information and pricing.
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Global Edition Size: 4,000 Price: $59.95 US / $69.95 Canada
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text: 'The United States must resolve that 'never again' is not just an 'empty slogan', said U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday, in a statement marking Holocaust Remembrance Day. Yet, I am left bewildered, what does president Obama refers to? Is 'never again' a universal message pointing at genocides in general or did he refer to Jewish suffering only? With 1,455,590 dead Iraqis due to an Anglo American criminal war, it seems as if the USA is actually complicit in an actual genocide.'


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Hughes slams Wenger over handshake refusal
Mark Hughes has called on Arsene Wenger to be ''more gracious'' in defeat after the Arsenal manager watched his side bow out of the Carling Cup to Manchester City - then refused to shake hands with his opposite number.
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Wenger refused to reveal exactly what had upset him, sarcastically replying that ''I have no professional courtesy'' when it was suggested that was how a post-match handshake was viewed.
However, it seemed the Frenchman had been wound up by Hughes wandering into his technical area during the first half, which led to an angry exchange between the pair. And Hughes, celebrating a semi-final appearance against Manchester United next month following a fine 3-0 win over the Gunners, suggested Wenger should have reacted slightly differently in defeat.
''At one point I was over on his side of the technical area and he seemed to be a bit aggrieved by that,'' said Hughes. ''But I think he is probably more aggrieved because he got beaten.
''I have been to the Emirates Stadium and been beaten 6-2 but I still offered my hand at the end. It is the least you can do. 'I am a little bit disappointed in that respect. You should be a bit more gracious than that because it is unnecessary.
''We all hurt when we get beaten. No-one is more upset than me. But you should always offer your hand.''
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Friday, November 28, 2008
IN SELECTING nominees for his Cabinet and a new White House staff, President-elect Barack Obama has so far placed an admirable emphasis on proven competence over personal loyalty or political purity. He's been pragmatic in choosing pragmatists but also bold in his willingness to enlist formidable personalities such as Rahm Emanuel for chief of staff and (reportedly) Hillary Clinton for secretary of state. Now, according to The Post and other media, Mr. Obama is close to settling on another unconventional but supremely practical pick: Robert M. Gates as defense secretary. We hereby join what undoubtedly will be the large chorus that hails this choice.
Mr. Gates has been serving as secretary for nearly two years; he took over the Pentagon after President Bush finally ended the disastrous tenure of Donald H. Rumsfeld. In important ways he has been the antithesis of his predecessor: low-key rather than arrogant and a problem-solver rather than an ideologue. A veteran of Washington who also served in the administration of Mr. Bush's father, Mr. Gates hasn't hesitated to get tough with the Pentagon bureaucracy when necessary. He fired the Army secretary when he failed to respond adequately to the scandalous treatment of veterans at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and sent the Air Force secretary packing following egregious lapses in nuclear security. He has pressed the services to adapt to the new wars of the 21st century -- insisting, for example, on more rapid production and deployment of the unmanned aircraft that have been used to devastating effect against insurgents in Iraq, Afghanistan and western Pakistan.
Mr. Gates has also demonstrated a readiness to listen to commanders on the ground and to adapt to the shifting circumstances of war. The secretary publicly laid out the goal of reducing U.S. forces in Iraq to 100,000 by the end of this year, but after consulting with Gen. David H. Petraeus, he wisely supported a revision of that timetable in order to sustain the extraordinary success of the "surge." Mr. Gates later pushed for the negotiation of a long-term agreement with Iraq that provides for U.S. forces to remain there until the end of 2011. The pact, approved by the Iraqi parliament yesterday, should provide a foundation for a responsible war policy by the Obama administration, one that would gradually shift U.S troops from Iraq to Afghanistan without abandoning the Iraqi government.
A prime objective of Mr. Gates upon taking office was just such an outcome: a strategy for Iraq that could attract broad support and survive the transition to a new administration. To a degree few could have expected in the dark days of 2006, he has succeeded. That's why a decision by Mr. Obama to leave him in place while that transition is completed would be as appropriate as it would be sensible.
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TAMPA — Hillsborough County commissioners want to know exactly how much money ousted County Administrator Pat Bean is seeking to at last cut ties with the county.
Commissioners on Wednesday gave their blessing for Chairman Al Higginbotham to contact an attorney involved in the case to determine the extent of Bean's financial demands.
"I don't know what she wants," Higginbotham said.
He said he hopes to have Bean's response for consideration at the board's next regular meeting in two weeks.
Higginbotham got a letter last week from an attorney the county had hired indicating Bean is seeking more money than what she got when her contract was terminated in June. Commissioners fired Bean from her job as the county government's top executive after castigating her for months for what they called weak leadership and poor decisionmaking.
Board members specifically cited 1 percent pay raises she gave herself and other top officials in 2007 without commissioners' approval as reason to fire her with cause and deny her full severance. As a result, Bean departed with $191,737 before taxes for unused sick and vacation pay instead of the $455,000 in severance she could have gotten under terms of her contract.
Her demand for unspecified additional money follows the conclusion of a law enforcement investigation that found Bean's pay raise demonstrated poor judgment but was not criminal. To deny Bean full severance, commissioners had to find that she committed a felony, a crime of moral turpitude or another illegal act for personal gain — and they cited the last provision as their justification.
Under county policies, she may be able to seek legal expenses she incurred during the criminal investigation, in addition to severance.
Commissioner Mark Sharpe, Bean's harshest critic, said she may have a claim for legal expenses, but nothing else. He said the pay raise violated the county's charter, which gives commissioners sole authority to set the administrator's salary.
"I don't think we owe her a cent, and I mean that," he said.
Other commissioners, however, expressed a desire to get the episode behind them. The county has a new administrator, Mike Merrill, who is reorganizing the government in the face of declining revenue, and that should be the commission's focus right now, they said.
"From my perspective, I don't think we need to dwell on this," said Commissioner Victor Crist, who was elected in November after Bean's dismissal. He said the commission needs to figure out what she wants and determine what it thinks is reasonable and move on.
Bill Varian can be reached at (813) 226-3387 or email@example.com.


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Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, celebrated the grand opening of its new St. Louis permanent auction site, located in the village of Caseyville, IL, with an unreserved public auction on June 29. Company officials and Caseyville Mayor George Chance participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially mark the opening of the new St. Louis auction site, which will be the company's 42nd auction site globally.
The new 67-acre auction site, with 40 acres currently developed, is located along I-64. It has a 13,550-square-foot auction building with indoor seating for more than 300 people. 800.211.3983, www.rbauction.com
John Deere
Deere & Co. reported second-quarter net income or $547.5 million, compared with $472.3 million for the same period last year.
Worldwide net sales and revenues increased 6 percent, to $7.131 billion, for the second quarter. Net sales of the equipment operations were $6.548 billion for the quarter, compared with $6.187 billion for last year's second quarter.
While sales of large farm machinery, particularly in the United States and Canada, are making a significant impact on the company's performance, construction and forestry shipments are rebounding from historic lows, according to Samuel Allen, chairman and CEO.
Deere's equipment operations reported operating profit of $988 million for the quarter and $1.303 billion for six months, compared with $628 million and $935 million last year.
Net income of the company's equipment operations was $454 million for the quarter and $623 million for six months, compared with $406 million and $560 million for the respective periods last year.
Company equipment sales are projected to be up 11 to 13 percent for fiscal 2010 and up 21 to 23 percent for the third quarter compared with the same periods a year ago. Included is a favorable currency-translation impact of about 3 percent for the year and about 2 percent for the quarter. For the full year, net income for Deere is anticipated to be about $1.6 billion.
Construction and forestry sales were up 52 percent for the quarter and 15 percent for six months mainly due to higher shipment volumes, favorable currency-translation effects and improved price realization. The division had operating profit of $36 million for the quarter and an operating loss of $1 million for six months, compared with last year's operating losses of $75 million in the quarter and $58 million for six months. The improvement in both periods primarily was due to higher shipment and production volumes and improved price realization, partially offset by higher postretirement benefit costs.
Deere's worldwide sales of construction and forestry equipment are forecast to increase by about 30 percent for full-year 2010. Sales are benefiting from low inventories, associated with last year's aggressive production cutbacks, and more-steady market conditions. Though remaining depressed as a result of declining non-residential construction and relatively high used-equipment levels, U.S. construction-equipment markets are showing signs of stabilization. www.deere.com
Miller Pipeline Corp.
Miller Pipeline Corp. has promoted Dave Tucker to vice president of Indiana and Kentucky Gas Construction. In this new position, Tucker will be responsible for the direction of the company's operations in Missouri, Kansas, Indiana and Kentucky.
Tucker has more than 25-years experience in the gas industry. He joined Miller Pipeline Corp. in 1985 and became involved with management at the company when he was promoted to superintendent in 1999, followed by area manager in 2002.
CONTECH Construction Products
CONTECH Construction Products Inc. has announced the acquisition of Plastream Pipe Technologies Pty. Ltd., an Australian company based in Adelaide, Australia. Plastream is the exclusive, worldwide licensee of Plastream technology for the production of proprietary steel reinforced high density polyethylene pipe. This technology is currently used and marketed by CONTECH in the U.S. and Canada under the DuroMaxx brand. 800.338.1122, www.contech-cpi.com
WilsonMiller was recently awarded three continuing service contracts with public agencies in and around the Tampa Bay area. These include contracts with Hillsborough County, the School District of Hillsborough County and Citrus County.
The continuing contract with Hillsborough County is for miscellaneous surveying and mapping services for a two-year term. WilsonMiller has served the county on similar contracts over the past 10 years.
The continuing contract with the School District of Hillsborough County is to assist with miscellaneous planning services for a term of three years. WilsonMiller previously held this contract from 2006 to present; and builds upon a long established and successful prior relationship.
The continuing contract awarded to WilsonMiller from Citrus County is for civil, structural, water/wastewater, environmental, transportation and traffic engineering, landscape architecture, planning and urban design. WilsonMiller has previously worked with the county on individual projects, and this contract expands the scope of services we are able to offer for a term of five years. 239.649.4040, www.wilsonmiller.com
Sukut Construction
In March, Sukut Construction Inc.'s new website attracted nearly 2,000 new visitors, quickly proving itself to be a powerful marketing tool for the company's strategic expansion into large-scale public works.
Data from the website's inaugural month of operation identified visitors from 54 countries and 772 cities and mining towns. More than 700 visitors specifically clicked on pages related to Sukut's growing portfolio of federal projects.
The new website, www.sukut.com, launched on Feb. 7. It was designed to highlight Sukut's reputation as one of the nation's premier heavy civil engineering contractors. The website's home page provides an easily searchable, left-column list of Sukut's areas of expertise, including dams, levees and reservoirs; emergency disaster response; environmental land remediation; and flood and storm water control.
The home page also reflects Sukut's geographical expansion into Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Wyoming. The company's new tagline "Building the West from the Ground Down" is bannered across the top of the page. The company's licenses in California, Nevada and Arizona, as well as its federal mining license, are provided for easy reference in the bottom right corner.
Sukut Construction is California's largest mass excavation and grading contractor and has moved over a billion cubic yards of earth. It is ranked within the top 500 largest contractors in the nation. Its projects range from highway construction to residential grading to wastewater management systems. 888.785.8801, www.sukut.com
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) is offering an updated Hydraulic Excavator Safety Manual with new and expanded material that reflects current industry practices. AEM safety manuals illustrate typical worksite and equipment hazards as well as safe practices in equipment preparation, operation, maintenance and transport. They are ideal for group safety sessions on the job or in the classroom as well as individual usage.
The AEM hydraulic safety manual has expanded from 48 to 60 pages, and the enhancements include a new section on trenching safety. Expanded or additional material includes safe mounting and dismounting; utility locating practices; attachment installation; installation, use and maintenance of quick-couplers; and use of newer safety design features such as gate or armrest-based hydraulic control locks.
AEM's safety and training materials cover more than 40 types of equipment used in agricultural, construction, forestry and utility applications. The association initiated its safety-tools program more than 40 years ago to provide job-proven and time-tested suggestions that promote safety-conscious attitudes and performance. In addition to accident prevention, benefits include improved worker productivity and less equipment downtime for repairs. 414.272.0943, www.aem.org
Dexter + Chaney, Spectrum Construction Software
Dexter + Chaney has launched a new web site – www.dexterchaney.com – that offers easy access to the information about Spectrum Construction Software's capabilities that applies to the individual user's specific interests. The contractor can quickly pinpoint the relevant information that addresses both the operations and financial needs of their company, within a single construction ERP (enterprise resource planning) software package.
Dexter + Chaney has tailored the web site to the primary industries that Spectrum serves: electrical, heavy/highway/utility, general construction and mechanical/HVACR contracting. Within those, the web site categorizes the information by specific areas of a contractor's business. Those include operational functions like equipment management, service and project management, as well as financial areas and business intelligence.
The home page features in-the-field images depicting electrical, heavy/highway/utility, general construction and mechanical/HVACR contracting. Simply click on an image to see how Spectrum helps construction companies in that industry, and it provides links to products and services designed for them.
The tailored sections of the site also include quotes from Dexter + Chaney clients about the benefits of using Spectrum in their industries and a description of Spectrum's technology. www.dexterchaney.com
GEI Consultants
GEI Consultants Inc., a leading geotechnical, water resources, environmental and ecological science and engineering firms, announced that it has hired six senior professionals within the firm's Pacific region to provide enhanced service and technical expertise to its clients.
They include: Timothy B. Anenson, vice president-regional manager; Mark Freitas, P.E., G.E. and Leonard J. Sansone, P.E., G.E. as principal geotechnical engineers; and Joseph F. Long, P.E., Ronald F. Muller, P.E., and Jeffrey Twitchell, P.E. as senior consultants. 888.GEI-WORX, www.geiconsultants.com
Cardno TBE
Nicolas Zembillas, senior vice president for Cardno TBE based in Clearwater, FL, was named by Civil Engineering News magazine as one of the 15 most influential people in the civil engineering industry today.
According to the article, called the "Power List", Zembillas who is in charge of international subsurface utility engineering for Cardno TBE, was recognized for being instrumental in introducing subsurface utility engineering (SUE) to federal and state transportation agencies throughout the United States, Canada, China, the United Kingdom and Australia. SUE is a relatively new process that incorporates civil engineering, surface geophysics, surveying and mapping, non-destructive excavation, and asset management technologies to locate identify, and classify underground utilities. SUE has proven to help manage risks, avoid costly conflicts and reduce project delays.
Zembillas is an original member of the American Society of Civil Engineers Standards Committee for Collection and Depiction Guidelines for Existing Utility Data (ASCE 38-02) on Design and Construction Documents. He participated on the International Right-of-Way and Utilities Scan Delegation and the United Kingdom's research study called Mapping the Underworld.
Zembillas also was recently re-elected to the board of directors of the Buried Asset Management Institute – International (BAMI-I). The Buried Asset Management Institute – International (BAMI-I) is a nonprofit corporation whose purpose is to provide a center of excellence for owners of underground water infrastructure to join with industry and researchers, using sound science, to evaluate and /or develop buried asset management protocols for application worldwide to benefit ratepayers and other stakeholders. It does this by protecting public health, maximizing asset life-cycle value, improving the environment, sustaining economic development, and enhancing the quality of life. 800-861-8314, www.CardnoTBE.com
Brian Edwards has been appointed vice president of Health, Safety and Environment for Ledcor Contractors. In his new role, Edwards will serve as a partner to each business unit lead, working closely with each lead member and their respective teams. In addition, he will act as a liaison between Ledcor Contractors Ltd. and Ledcor Industries Inc. collaborating with Dwight Brissette in an effort to strengthen and realize the goal for corporate uniformity. He will be responsible for all Ledcor's operations in Canada and the United States.
Edwards brings 30 years experience from his previous positions at Imperial Oil Resources. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Queen's University, and an MBA from The University of Western Ontario. 780.462.4211, www.ledcor.com
The board of directors of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) has elected EPRI Senior Vice President Michael Howard as its next president and CEO, effective in September at the retirement of current President and CEO Steve Specker.
Howard has more than 30 years of leadership experience in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial start-ups to large public companies and has developed a track record for locating, hiring and mentoring top-tier scientific and technical talent. He is widely respected for facilitating collaborative relationships among utilities and suppliers in the United States and abroad.
In his current position as senior vice president of Research and Development, Howard oversees annual research spending in excess of $350 million and is responsible for overseeing EPRI's entire research portfolio including renewable, fossil, and nuclear generation; transmission and distribution; energy efficiency; electric transportation; and the environment.
Previously he served as president and CEO of EPRI Solutions Inc., formerly a wholly-owned subsidiary of EPRI. Before joining EPRI, he was president of Beta Development Corp., a venture capital firm providing equity investments in technology-based companies; later he became president of the Tennessee Center for Research and Development in Knoxville, TN.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the University of Tennessee, a Master of Science in business and engineering management from the University of Pittsburgh, and a doctorate in engineering science from the University of Tennessee. He has completed the MIT Nuclear Reactor Technology program.
PPI Solutions
PII Pipeline Solutions, a GE Oil & Gas and Al Shaheen joint venture, has opened a new state-of-the-art services facility in Calgary. The facility will support North America's oil and gas infrastructure with advanced pipeline inspection technology and services, and will become a global centre of excellence for pipeline crack analysis, serving Canadian, U.S. and European pipeline operators.
The new facility consolidates several existing PII Pipeline Solutions operations in Calgary into one center and will host part of GE's fleet of advanced magnetic, geometry and ultrasonic pipeline inspection tools for deployment throughout Canada to help operators monitor the condition of their oil and gas gathering and transmission systems.
The 50,000-square-foot services facility will house 100 employees and is certified to ISO9001: 2008 and EN13908 (ATEX) requirements. www.ge.com
Millennium Pipeline Co.
Millennium Pipeline Company has named Joseph P. Shields as president, effective June 1. He replaces Richard H. Leehr, who has served as company president since 2005.
Shields brings over 25 years experience in the natural gas industry to the position. His served as executive vice president and COO of New Jersey Resources in his previous position. He holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Stockton State College and has recently completed a course in decision making at Harvard Business School. Shields also serves on the Advisory Board for the School of Business at Montclair University.


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Adding Custom Prerequisites
The Bootstrapper is a generic installer that can be configured to bootstrap virtually any redistributable that is packaged as a Windows Installer file or an executable program. It is programmed through a set of simple XML manifests that specify all the metadata required for the Bootstrapper to manage the installation of the component. The Bootstrapper does not dictate which installer technology the application must use (Windows Installer or ClickOnce).
When a user launches Setup.exe, it first detects whether any of the prerequisites are already installed. If any of the prerequisites are missing, the Bootstrapper shows an installation dialog box that lists those components and displays their license agreement. Otherwise, if all of the prerequisites are detected, the Bootstrapper simply launches the application installer.
Once the user accepts the agreement, the download and installation process begins. When all of the prerequisites have been installed, the Bootstrapper kicks off the installation process of the application itself.
Creating Custom Packages
There are some cases in which you do not need to create a package for your redistributable. Typically, you only need to build packages for shared components or system components, which need to install files to the GAC, perform global registration, or comprise a Windows Service.
You should ask the control provider whether you can ship the redistributable file with the application. If a simple copy operation would be sufficient to redistribute the prerequisite component (for example, if it has no dependencies), you do not need to create a package. Just make sure that the file is included in the setup or that it is set to Copy Local (the file's Copy property in Properties View should be set to True).
You should also determine whether you have to use an installer. If so, use a Bootstrapper package.
To create a new component package, you need to supply:
The redistributable component in the form of an EXE or MSI file.
The product manifest, product.xml, which contains any language-neutral metadata for the package. This contains metadata common to all the localized versions of the redistributable component.
The package manifest, package.xml, which contains language-specific metadata; it typically contains localized error messages. A component must have at least one package manifest for each localized version of that component.
You must create the manifest files by hand, and the metadata they contain must adhere to a specific schema as described by the Package Schema Elements included in the .NET Framework SDK. See Product and Package Schema Reference for the schema reference. The setup builder integrated with Visual Studio will validate the manifest files at build time.
You specify dependencies between packages in these manifests using the DependsOnProduct schema element. An example of a dependency would be that the Visual J# runtime requires that the .NET Framework be installed first.
You must then copy the product and package manifest files, along with your redistributable files, into a special folder that Visual Studio has reserved for redistributables packages:
\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bootstrapper
To write an installer that copies a redistributable component and its manifests into this folder, you can programmatically discover the Bootstrapper folder location from the following registry keys (read them in this order):
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\GenericBootstrapper\1.0\Path HKLM\Software\Microsoft\GenericBootstrapper\1.0\Path
If neither of these keys exists, read the registry key for the SDK installation location:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\.NET Framework\sdkInstallRootv2.0
Each redistributable component appears in its own subfolder under the packages directory. The product manifest and redistributable files are then placed into this subfolder. Localized versions of the component along with the package manifests are placed in subfolders named according to Culture Name (see the table in CultureInfo).
Once these files have been copied into the Bootstrapper folder, they automatically appear in the Visual Studio prerequisites dialog box so that the developer can select them by checking a box.
For more information on using Bootstrapper to configure your installation, see the MSDN article "Use the Visual Studio 2005 Bootstrapper to Kick-Start Your Installation" at http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/10/Bootstrapper/.
Keeping Bootstrapper Package Redistributables Separate from Application Installations
As a general rule, you should keep any components that are part of a bootstrapper package redistributable separate from applications that use these components. For example, assume that you have a bootstrapper package named Acme.DataWidgets.msi that contains component Acme.DataWidgets.dll. Acme.DataWidgets.dll should not appear in the project's bindir directory at development time, and should not be deployed in the application's installer package.
Therefore it is recommended that you install bootstrapper components to the GAC on your development machines, ideally using the same core bootstrapper package redistributable installer. This will prevent bootstrapper components from being copied to the project's bindir directory at development time. Also, it is recommended that you define a RedistList file to describe all the assemblies that are part of the bootstrapper redistributable package. This will prevent bootstrapper components from being included in any application deployment projects. The RedistList file only needs to be installed on developer machines.
To do this, create a redistributable list in the RedistList folder in your .NET Framework directory (\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework).
The redistributable list is an XML file that you should name using the following format: company_name + component_name + RedistList.xml. So, for example, if the component is called "Datawidgets" made by "Acme," use Acme.DataWidgets.RedistList.xml. An example of the redistributable list's contents might look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <FileList Redist="Acme.DataWidgets" > <File AssemblyName="Acme.DataGrid" Version="22.214.171.124" PublicKeyToken="b03f5f7f11d50a3a" Culture="neutral" ProcessorArchitecture="MSIL" InGAC="true" /> </FileList>
Adding Packages to the Prerequisites Dialog Box
The Prerequisites Dialog Box allows you to select which components your application requires before installation. Visual Studio includes a number of standard prerequisites. However, you can add other Microsoft or third-party components as prerequisites. To do so, you must author the product and package manifests as described above.
In the Prerequisites dialog box, the Choose which prerequisites to install list shows the prerequisite packages that can be installed. The order of the packages in this list is based on the dependencies specified in the manifests, and specifies the order in which the packages will be installed.
After you have added a generic package to the Bootstrapper, it will appear in the Prerequisites dialog box as MyPackage. Visual Studio will not automatically choose packages to install.
For ClickOnce projects, Visual Studio recommends including the .NET Framework for all project types by selecting the .NET Framework check box by default in Choose which prerequisites to install. It will also recommend the J# runtime for a J# project.
For Windows Installer projects, if the current project is a Setup or Websetup Project, the .NET Framework check box will be selected by default. If at build time neither the .NET Framework nor the Windows Installer package is selected, a build warning will be issued.


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David Tennant has recorded an audio version of Frank Cottrell Boyce's book Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again. Strathmore Publishing tweeted earlier today:
"David Tennant finished in our studio yesterday: brilliant reading of brilliant book CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG FLIES AGAIN "
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was created by Ian Fleming in 1964. Fleming's family approached Cottrell Boyce to write a new trilogy featuring the flying car, of which this is the first.
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place but my comp keeps crashing, going to blue screen with continuous buzzing noise and restarting. Its always the same error too, but I'm not sure what it is.
Here are the details from the dump file:
Dump File : 122112-12375-01.dmp
Crash Time : 12/21/2012 12:40:28 AM
Bug Check String :
Bug Check Code : 0xc000021a
Parameter 1 : fffff8a0`0e19aac0
Parameter 2 : 00000000`00000000
Parameter 3 : 00000000`00000000
Parameter 4 : 00000000`00000000
Caused By Driver : ntoskrnl.exe
Caused By Address : ntoskrnl.exe+7b340
File Description :
Product Name :
Company :
File Version :
Processor : x64
Crash Address : ntoskrnl.exe+7b340
Stack Address 1 :
Stack Address 2 :
Stack Address 3 :
Computer Name :
Full Path : C:\WINDOWS\Minidump\122112-12375-01.dmp
Processors Count : 4
Major Version : 15
Minor Version : 9200
Dump File Size : 285,424
Thanks in advance
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The STATUS_SYSTEM_PROCESS_TERMINATED bug check has a value of 0xC000021A. This means that an error has occurred in a crucial user-mode subsystem.
This error occurs when a user-mode subsystem, such as WinLogon or the Client Server Run-Time Subsystem (CSRSS), has been fatally compromised and security can no longer be guaranteed. In response, the operating system switches to kernel mode. Microsoft
Windows cannot run without WinLogon or CSRSS. Therefore, this is one of the few cases where the failure of a user-mode service can shut down the system.
Mismatched system files can also cause this error. This can occur if you have restored your hard disk from a backup. Some backup programs might skip restoring system files that they determine are in use.
Running the kernel debugger is not useful in this situation because the actual error occurred in a user-mode process.
Resolving an error in a user-mode device driver, system service, or third-party application: Because bug check 0xC000021A occurs in a user-mode process, the most common culprits are third-party applications. If the error occurred
after the installation of a new or updated device driver, system service, or third-party application, the new software should be removed or disabled. Contact the manufacturer of the software about a possible update.
If the error occurs during system startup, restart your computer, and press F8 at the character-based menu that displays the operating system choices. At the resulting Windows
Advanced Options menu, choose the Last Known Good Configuration option. This option is most effective when only one driver or service is added at a time. If this does not resolve the error,
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OPTI has entered into a definitive agreement to sell a 15% working interest in all its joint venture assets to Nexen Inc. (Nexen) for $735 million. Following the transaction OPTI will have a 35% working interest in all the joint venture assets, including Phase 1 of the Long Lake Project (the Project), future phase reserves and resources, and future phases of development. Nexen will have a 65% working interest and will be the operator of both the Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) and Upgrader facilities for Phase 1 and future phases.
It is anticipated that after a transition period Nexen will make employment offers to OPTI's operating and Project staff. Closing is expected to occur in late January 2009 and is subject to approval from a majority of OPTI's bank
"This is the conclusion of our previously announced process to review 2009 financing options," said Sid Dykstra, President and Chief Executive Officer. "OPTI is pleased to announce this transaction with our current
2009 Capital Expenditure Plans
OPTI's capital expenditure plans for 2009 will be significantly reduced as a result of this transaction to approximately $114 million for our new working interest share. Approximately $71 million of 2009 capital expenditures relate to OPTI's share of costs for Long Lake Phase 1. Phase 1 expenditures will be primarily directed towards sustaining capital for the SAGD operation, including the drilling of the first sustaining well pad, sustaining capital for the Upgrader, and costs associated with start-up of the SAGD debottlenecking project. As previously announced, final construction completion of the ash processing unit has been deferred to 2010 in order to avoid interference with initial Upgrader operations and to reduce 2009 capital expenditures.
In light of the current global economic situation and reduced commodity prices, the joint venture partners have agreed to reduce near term capital expenditures on future phases of development. OPTI anticipates remaining
Reserves Update
The McDaniel evaluation of our Long Lake Phase 1 and 2 lands recognizes the impact of upgrading on the resources. Most of the raw bitumen will be upgraded and sold as Premium Sweet Crude (PSC(TM)) and butane, and is shown as synthetic crude oil or butane reserves. Bitumen will be sold upon start-up of the SAGD operations, prior to Upgrader start-up, and thereafter during periods of Upgrader downtime, and is shown as bitumen reserves. The following table shows OPTI's 50% working interest in the raw bitumen reserves and the
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