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The narrow lanes typical of the Spring Hill Road Race course (Bo Hebenstreit). Cross that line and the official runs you down in her SUV.
Well, Spring Hill is done. I lasted two laps, then ran out of gas. This past week I hurt my eye with my contact lens (a scratch, perhaps) and haven't slept well as a result. Perhaps that affected my endurance. But really things weren't any better at Hamilton last week. I've just got to hope that these hard miles, something I've been sorely missing in my riding so far this year, will pay off. The Alto Velo A Ride. The Roaster's Ride. The House of Pain. Solid investments which I haven't made this year. But I admit that on days like this I find myself questioning if there's better things I could be doing with my time. Bike racing is merciless. You come prepared or you get chewed up and spit out, left on the side of the road to rot in the sun.
The course is mostly a single lane (center line rule strictly enforced) of rough pavement (no really nasty potholes, though) and rolling hills. I'm too timid on descents, lose position there, then fail to regain the positions I lost. But honestly I wasn't really racing today. I was just there to get some miles in, to measure myself against the pace of the cat 3 pack, and see how many of the 22 mile laps I'd survive. Take them one at a time, I told myself. Yet still I'd hoped that I'd last the distance.
Near the back (Veronica Lenzi)
Congrats to Greg, who chased back from a crash in the feedzone at the end of lap 2, chased back on over the first half of lap 3, then sprinted at the end of lap 4 for a solid seventh in the field (eighth overall), earning 2 points toward his cat 2 upgrade. Since he needed only one, he's done with the 3's. Very nice. Greg's been racing pretty much continuously since the Low-Key Hillclimbs last fall, moving from Low-Keys to SJBC Winter Series to the NCNCA races in Feb. I honestly don't know how he keeps going.
It was also shocking to hear Clark was there, after his crash and subsequent arm fracture at Battenkill just six weeks ago. I think he lasted as long as I did.


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The theme of the 12th International Seminar of Forum UNESCO – University and Heritage (FUUH) is both ambitious and crucial to the future of heritage conservation as well as to the development of communities, cities and civil society at large.
The Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) Concept includes the broader territorial and landscape context and therefore goes far beyond historic centres or ensembles. It both reflects and has helped to shape modern society and consequently proves to be of great value for the understanding of our current way of life. Composed of character-defining elements including land uses and patterns, spatial organization, visual relationships, topography and soils, vegetation, and all elements of the technical infrastructure, including small scale objects and details of construction (curbs, paving, drain gutters, lights, etc.) it is crucial to understand the historic urban landscape before undertaking any contemporary architectural project. The drive for modernization is legitimate but it is critical to reflect first on its impact(s) on the city's identity and on the communities' ways of life.
Currently, some 50 % of world citizens live in cities or urban contexts. This figure will continue to rise in coming years. Thus cities are witnessing a unique period of growth that leads to a number of questions: Where will the urban centre be in the future? Where are the historic city's borders or limits? What is a historic centre? Which history does it refer to?
Similarly, the World Heritage Committee has witnessed over recent years a growing number of problematic situations such as high-rise buildings in or around historic centres inscribed on the World Heritage List or ruptures in the urban fabric due to the construction of ambitious contemporary architecture.
Thus, this issue raises other questions, such as:
- What is a Historic Urban Landscape (HUL)?
- How can contemporary architecture be integrated harmoniously in a Historic Urban Landscape?
- What is the history of a Historic Urban Landscape?
- Are there limits to contemporary architecture in a Historic Urban Landscape?
- If so, what are they?
- Where are the limits of a Historic Urban Centre?
- What is a meaningful or significant contemporary architecture in a Historic Urban Landscape?
- What is meaningless or not significant/insignificant?
- How does old and new architecture relate to the cultural identity of a city, a people, a nation?
- What is the cultural sustainability of historic centres?
- How is conservation related to sustainable development?
- What is the impact of contemporary architecture to historic urban landscapes' authenticity?
Papers dealing with these issues are invited for this 12th international Forum UNESCO seminar. In addition, historic centres and their relations with new urban centres at the periphery need to be investigated. In particular, new centres which local communities recognize as significant in terms of identity should be studied, as well as the rural fringes of urban centres, where the urban meets the agricultural territory and rural cultures. Studies on the impacts of these changes on vernacular architecture are welcome.
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Grand Theft Auto V supports Nvidia GameWorks technologies
Nvidia GTX 980 SLI setup used for demo system
Nvidia has announced that Rockstar's highly anticipated PC version of Grand Theft Auto V is running great on Nvidia hardware and will support two important GameWorks technologies.
Rockstar's GTA V joins AMD Gaming Evolved program
Updated: Has Gaming Evolved features
Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V for PC has finally launched, and AMD has announced that the game is part of its Gaming Evolved program.
AMD releases Catalyst 14.5 Beta drivers
Optimizations and Crossfire profile for GTA V
Following the launch of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V for PC, AMD has released its newest Catalyst 15.4 Beta drivers with all the game-specific optimizations as well as Crossfire profiles for that game.
Nvidia release Geforce 350.12 WHQL driver
Game-ready driver for GTA V
Nvidia has released its latest WHQL-certified Geforce driver, which is also a Game Ready driver for the highly anticipated PC version of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V game.
GTA V for PC delayed, coming in April
Consoles get Online Heists next month
Bad news for all fans of blood, petrol and adrenaline – Rockstar has delayed the launch of Grand Theft Auto V for PC yet again.
45+ million sold for GTA 5
Only 10 million of those on Xbox One & PS4 consoles
When we talk about impressive sales numbers they are in the millions. When we talk about the sales of the big titles it in the tens of millions.
Rockstar confirms GTA 5 X1 & PS4 issues
Day one 1.4GB patch causing problems
PC version of GTA 5 requires more time
Want to ensure that it is as polished as possible
GTA V to get updated this week
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AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012: Played in 28 games, tallying 33 attempts, 14 goals, five assists, eight steals and 41 kick-outs drawn … scored once against Cal Lutheran on Sept. 22 … scored in the second quarter against Davis on Nov. 16 … scored two goals against Whittier on Nov. 17… scored twice against Pomona Pitzer on Nov. 18.
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George Entwhistle: Did no one tell him why "Newsnight" was investigating Jimmy Savile?
Put yourself in the place of Peter Rippon. The editor of Newsnight knew in December 2011 that his journalists had not only done a good job, but an extraordinarily difficult job. Anyone who has tried to help a victim of rape knows that on-the-record testimony is hard to come by. Women, and indeed men, hide their humiliation. They fear that others will not believe them, or if they do, will think them sluts, who have no one to blame but themselves. In the worst circumstances, they do blame themselves.
Despite the obstacles, Liz Mac-Kean and her producer Meirion Jones tracked down ten abused women and persuaded them to talk. Their allegations were sensational. Jimmy Savile, BBC disc jockey and children's television star, was a child abuser and had been for decades. Savile had died in October 2011, and there was no risk of England's libel laws performing their customary role as censor for the wealthy. The risk of embarrassing Rippon's superiors, however, was great. Middle manager spoke unto upper-middle manager. Word of the investigation reached George Entwistle, who then bore the absurd title of "Director of BBC Vision". The visionary director was preparing to broadcast a hagiographic documentary that praised Savile's charitable work and love of children.
Entwistle, now the BBC's director general, was very careful indeed to say that no one told him why Newsnight was investigating Savile — because he could not have run his eulogy for the dirty old man if he had known. Instead, he said on the Today programme last month that the decision whether to broadcast was Rippon's alone: "He was not brought under any pressure from anybody in the management chain in his own division or elsewhere to make a different judgment than the one he made."
He just knew that his bosses were watching him. You can always find reasons to kill investigative journalism. By its nature, it is unsettling and controversial. Rippon explained that he suppressed his colleagues' story because Savile was dead and there was no "public interest" in dragging up old muck. He could not prove that the police and prosecutors had failed in their duty to pursue Savile. And so on and on he went. On one point, he was insistent. There was no connection between the BBC tribute to Savile and its corporate desire to avoid embarrassing questions and his decision to censor.


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A little hunting around showed that some of the common included php files on the website had been modified, such that when the page was accessed using google-bot's user-agent values, the page added the extra spam content. This made Google index the website with the spam title instead of the real one. Here is a great detailed post on this hack on Google's Webmaster Central website.
The hack had modified the PHP files by adding a single line which looks like this:
error_reporting(0);eval(base64_decode('JGxMOXdG..long long string..'));
When the string is decoded, it shows HTML content with all the spam links.
The modified time of the file was the same as other files, so who ever did this made sure the modified time was set to the original one. I removed the extra content and placed a request to delete the page from Google's cache (For details on removal, look at http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=164734&rd=1 under "The page has changed and I want the outdated information removed")
Everything worked fine. Till a few days ...
Google results again started showing weird results, and another hunt showed similar strings added. Removed the content, was fine for a few days and again ... This was becoming painful and stressful. I had now got into this habit of logging into the shell and running
grep -RI base64_decode . | more
to see if there were any long entries, and then replacing that file with the untainted one from my backup. But the root cause of the problem was still unknown.
And then there was one particular file which on my machine was called groups.php
This had another eval(gzinflate(base64_decode('...'))) and when run, it showed a page called "r57shell 1.40". This page gave full access to whatever PHP exposed under the web users permissions, which meant one could access the filesystem, database, mail, ftp and what not. This was brilliant and I would have admired it more had it not been so harmful to me. I guess this was used to periodically modify various php files on my website to inject spam content. This may have been added during the brief period I was using ftp instead of sftp. I am not sure yet though. A couple of other similar harmful files also surfaced, (called white.php and added to punBB's lang/eng/ directory) which had some other back doors opened.
Removed these files and started searching for a solution which would track such problems and alert me, when I came across an "Anti Virus" link on a2hosting's CPanel. Added back the problem files, ran the AV (powered by ClamAV) and sure enough, those files were detected as Trojans. I wish I had known about this a couple of months back.
To prevent further such attacks,
all file permissions were changed to 644 and directory permissions to 755
all ftp users were removed and only sftp will be used henceforth
Also created a small php file which would show files with base64_decode in it
$output = shell_exec('grep -RI base64_decode /my/homedir/www');
echo "<pre>$output</pre>";
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Sustainable Buildings, Healthy Communities
The San Francisco Public Library is renovating and building new libraries across the city, creating vibrant, modern hubs for community learning, engagement, and sharing of information, ideas, and resources. Whether used for enthusiastic storytimes or quiet contemplation, for homework, picking up the latest bestseller or new DVD release, public libraries reflect the values and needs of the neighborhoods they serve.
In San Francisco, our public libraries reflect a commitment to sustainability - to building and maintaining healthy, diverse communities. To ensure that our library buildings show that commitment, SFPL worked closely with the San Francisco Bureau of Architecture to evaluate each library facility according to nationally recognized guidelines for sustainable design and construction. New and renovated libraries are reviewed in five key areas used by the U. S. Green Building Council program known as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) - sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality - in these branch library report cards:
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By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLEBURY —State and local nonprofit groups are working on a deal to buy the development rights to the 99-acre Bingham Farm off Creek Road, property that would fortify a large block of land that has already been conserved at Middlebury's southern gateway.
"The boys have enjoyed growing up here and I didn't want to see it developed," said Marilyn Bingham, whose family has owned the farm since 1959. "I enjoy living here. I like the view, and the quiet."
While nursing has been her main occupation, Bingham raised five sons on the farm and the oldest, Alpine, lives on the farm and runs a small, diversified vegetable business. Alpine Bingham had previously managed several farm businesses on the spread, including a milking herd of 50-55 Holsteins. He sold the cows several years ago, and has focused on growing vegetables on around three acres while renting the balance of the cropland to a nearby dairy farmer.
The Middlebury Area Land Trust (MALT) and Vermont Land Trust (VLT) are now working on a conservation deal with the Binghams that would allow the family to invest in their farm while keeping it open, in agricultural production and available for possible inclusion in a larger "Trail Around Middlebury."
Officials at MALT and the VLT are now working to raise around $200,000 for the Bingham Farm deal. Middlebury selectmen have agreed to tap the town's conservation fund for $10,000 to go toward the transaction. That $10,000, according to VLT Champlain Valley Co-Director Alan Karnatz, will be used to leverage approximately $190,000 in grant money through the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (VHCB). Karnatz said he is very optimistic the VHCB will approve the grant this month.
By LEE J. KAHRS
BRANDON –– The Vermont Tubbs furniture company here has been sold after an unsuccessful five-year bid by the previous owners to turn a profit. But the town of Brandon and the state of Vermont are committed to keeping the company here and retaining the 90 jobs at stake.
"We're willing to work with whichever owner wants to work with us," said Brandon Town Manager Keith Arlund. "The town stands ready to assist in the transition in any way possible."
A June 4 press release that was vague on details said that BSF Transition LLC, an affiliate of Brownstreet Furniture of Whitefield, N.H., had bought "certain assets" of Brandon-based Vermont Tubbs.
The 168-year-old Vermont Tubbs specializes in handcrafted, hardwood beds and other bedroom furniture, as well as custom-built office furniture. Brownstreet Furniture manufactures high-quality, solid wood cherry, pine, maple, and ash furniture. Tubbs officials stated that they will continue to manufacture in the existing facility on Arnold District Road while Brownstreet assesses future production plans.
"The entrance of Brownstreet couldn't come at a more opportune time," said Tubbs partner Jon McNeill in the release. "My partners and I will continue to be involved to provide assistance for a successful sale."
Calls for further comment from Tubbs officials were not returned by the Friday afternoon deadline for this edition of the Independent.
The move comes after months of wrangling to secure $580,000 in state and local economic development grants intended to preserve the 90 jobs at Tubbs by providing needed operating capital. The Vermont Community Development Program (VCDP) award was announced April 15.
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ADDISON — Jeff and Julia Gosliga are expecting not one but two children this summer — the first, their fourth child, due in just two and a half weeks, and the second, a seven-year-old resident of the Bronx, N.Y., returning for her second summer vacation on Gosliga Farm in Addison.
Despite the busy summer ahead, the Gosligas are welcoming their out-of-state visitor with open arms. When she arrives in August, Naomi, who spent two weeks with the family last year, will join 50 other children visiting Addison County this summer through the New York City-based Fresh Air Fund. The Fund, an independent nonprofit organization designed to create opportunities for children living in disadvantaged communities to enjoy free summer vacations, has served more than 1.7 million children from low-income households since its inception in 1877.
For Naomi, the Gosligas' farm — home to not only the Gosliga clan but also the 450 cows they milk daily — could not be more different than the hustle and bustle of her home in the city. The open spaces — and yes, fresh air — are a welcome change of pace for many of the children the organization serves.
"If you think about where these kids come from, you say, 'Man, these kids deserve a break to just be kids and have fun,'" Jeff Gosliga said.
A trip to the farm, he continued, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many of these children.
"They love it," he said. "They have so much fun."
MIDDLEBURY — Gailer School students on Monday officially made plans to take in a show at Middlebury's Town Hall Theater (THT) during the spring of 2058.
The students don't even know what will be playing 50 years from now at the newly resurrected venue at 68 South Pleasant St. But they are certain that the performance will be preceded by a special attraction — the opening of a time capsule containing local images, memorabilia and other keepsakes they assembled this week.
"When they open (the time capsule) up, I'm not sure this will even work," Gailer School student Tina Friml said of the iPod she deposited into a milk crate containing all the time capsule items.
"At least they'll see what (an iPod) looked like and how 'huge' it was," she said, speculating that technological advances may ultimately dwarf the wafer-thin portable media player.
It was Douglas Anderson, THT executive director, who last fall approached Erik Remsen — teacher of the Gailer School's Davinci 8 Humanities class — to see if he and his students would be interested in compiling artifacts for a time capsule that will be settled into a nook of the theater building on July 26. That nook will be secured as part of extensive interior renovations to the THT, work that is expected to be completed within five weeks and in time for a full week of grand opening events slated for July 20-30.
MIDDLEBURY — The UD-3 school board will consider a policy governing free speech for the Middlebury Union High School newspaper, while administrators will determine whether the paper — known as the Tigers' Print — can be maintained as an English Department offering rather than being absorbed by the business department.
School leaders made those decisions on Tuesday evening after listening to around two hours of impassioned comments from students, parents and teachers who have had a hand in producing the Tigers' Print. The student newspaper's survival and level of autonomy have been in doubt since it published an article earlier this year on the subject of drugs in school. That article quoted a student, by name, who admitted showing up for classes under the influence of drugs.
Tigers' Print writers and advisors said they believe publishing the student's name lent more credence to the story on drug abuse. But some school administrators, including MUHS Principal Bill Lawson, said they believe the newspaper violated the student's right to privacy by printing his name. Although he had read the material in the newspaper before publication, including the drug story, Lawson had kept a hands off policy.
The principal subsequently decided that the Tigers' Print be pre-screened by the administration, for content and grammar, before being published.
The pre-screening mandate drew sharp criticism from student writers and their advisor, Tim O'Leary, an English Department faculty member who told UD-3 board members on Tuesday that morale at Tigers' Print has plummeted with the loss of autonomy.
ADDISON COUNTY — With around six weeks left for candidates to jump into district and countywide races this fall, a survey of incumbent Addison County House and Senate members reveals that all plan to run for re-election in November.
Candidates have until Monday, July 21, to file nomination papers for elected office with their respective district town clerks (House hopefuls) or the Addison County Courthouse (Senate hopefuls).
As the Addison Independent went to press, the county's two incumbent senators and nine House representatives had confirmed they will run for re-election. Only two challengers have thus far surfaced to take on incumbents, both in the Addison-3 House district. Democrats Diane Lanpher of Vergennes and Jean Richardson of Ferrisburgh will take on incumbent Reps. Greg Clark and Kitty Oxholm, both Vergennes Republicans (see story in May 29 edition of the Independent.
Democrats currently control both of the county's Senate seats (Claire Ayer and Harold Giard) and six of the nine available House seats. Republicans control both Addison-3 House seats, while Rep. Will Stevens, a Shoreham independent, is rounding out his first term in Addison-Rutland 1.
State Senate
Ayer, a Weybridge Democrat, will be seeking her fourth consecutive two-year term representing Addison County and Brandon. Giard, a Bridport Democrat and former farmer, is eyeing a third straight two-year term.
Both incumbents ran unopposed in 2006, the first time in recent memory that the two highly coveted seats went uncontested.
By THATCHER MOATS
BRANDON — A major sweep in Rutland County last week of more than three dozen people accused of drug-related crimes netted 10 Brandon residents and a handful of individuals from Addison County.
Brandon Police Chief Chris Brickell, whose department was one of 10 local, state and federal law enforcement agencies involved in the three-month-long effort dubbed "Operation Marble Valley 2008," said on Thursday that he hopes the arrests will scare other drug dealers, preventing them from setting up shop in Brandon.
"We're not foolish," he said. "We know this isn't the end, but we're hoping yesterday was step one."
Nine Brandon residents were arrested Wednesday and one on Thursday. Authorities also arrested or put out warrants for four Addison County residents in connection with the operation.
In addition to Brandon police, Operation Marble Valley included Vermont State Police, the Vermont Drug Task Force (VTDTF), Rutland police, the Rutland County Sheriff, the U.S. Attorney's Office, the Rutland County State's Attorney's Office, the Vermont Attorney General, the U.S. Marshals Service, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
The effort displayed the regional approach that Brickell was hoping for when authorities began clamping down on Rutland-area drug activity in February. He said he had been worried that focusing solely on Rutland would flush criminals out into surrounding towns.
While the Addison County State's Attorney's Office was not directly involved with the operation, they will be monitoring the court's disposition of the cases. Addison County Deputy State's Attorney Christopher Perkett said he does not anticipate this latest crackdown on drug activity in Rutland County will prompt a spike in such activity in other locations, like Addison County.
By ANDY KIRKALDY
FERRISBURGH — The off-and-on delays experienced by Route 7 drivers in Ferrisburgh and northern New Haven will last right through the summer and into late September, according to a Vermont Agency of Transportation spokesman.
AOT communications director John Zicconi said it simply takes time to prepare for and complete a 10.5-mile, $3.8 million paving project.
"It's not a small project," Zicconi said. "This is something that takes a while."
When completed, Route 7 will be resurfaced between the Charlotte town line and the intersection of the state highway with Lime Kiln Road, just north of New Haven Junction.
In the meantime, local drivers, commuters and day-trippers to Burlington can expect less than smooth sailing along Route 7, especially during rush hour. Zicconi said about 8,300 cars a day cruise on the southern end of the road to be repaired, and about 13,200 along the northern stretch.
"You would naturally conclude the delays will be longer in the northern end of the project," he said. "People should expect the longer delays in the peak driving hours."
Other than rush hours, delays will be unpredictable. There may even be times project contractor F.W. Whitcomb pulls workers and equipment to meet deadlines on other jobs, Zicconi said.
"They're doing different things at different times," he said, both on the job and at other sites.
Those familiar with other north-south roads might find the going easier there at times, but Zicconi said the AOT would not be setting up detours "through anybody's neighborhood."
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I came across an article on how Gibson makes their custom guitars – it's amazing that so much is still hand done by professional luthiers and where machines are used, still using machines that were converted from their original steam power!
Interestingly the wood shop is kept to 45 percent humidity by roof-mounted misters to keep the wood at the right humidity.
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Wetpixel Farne Islands Seal trip 2011
Wetpixel are running a two-day trip to the Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK to photograph the large rookery of common (Phoca vitulina) and grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) that live around the islets. These pinnipeds are renowned for their playful antics, and very close encounters and interactions are virtually guaranteed. We plan to maximize the opportunity to dive with them, and to get some stellar images.
We have booked skipper Paul Walker of Farne Island Divers for 5 and 6 September 2011; the late season being a better time for seal encounters. Paul has years of experience skippering and diving in the area, and many of the great seal images from the UK have been taken whilst diving with him. He runs a large RIB, which is the perfect platform for getting into the shallow areas that the seal prefer. Our aim is to get in the water for as long as possible with these amazing animals and to optimize the choice of sites to both our photographic needs and the prevailing conditions.
The trip leader will be Wetpixel Associate editor Adam Hanlon. The trip will cost £160/person for both days, excluding accommodation and travel. The boat will launch from Beadnell beach, Northumberland, and there is plenty of local accommodation available. We only have 8 free spaces, and expect them to be full soon, so please don't delay in contacting him. It should be stressed early that if conditions were not suitable for photography (at the skipper's discretion), full refunds would be available to participants.
Likewise, if you need assistance with travel or accommodation options, please feel free to contact Adam. We look forward to us all capturing some great images.
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Please contact Adam for full trip details or any queries.
Full payment of £160/person will guarantee your place.
Monies are refundable upon cancellation only if we fill your spot with a paid guest. Trip cost includes boat charter, but excludes any air fills, travel expenses or local accommodation. As the boat will be leaving early on 5 September, we suggest that accommodation is booked for the night before departure as well.
Each day will need two tanks as refills will only be available in the evenings. If tanks or other gear hire is required, please contact Adam.
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You've completed your family Pedigree Chart and Group Sheet. You've hunted for ancestor death and burial records.
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- Names of parents of the child, including maiden name of mother
- Ages of parents
- Place and exact date of birth of child
- Occupation of father
- Information regarding legal status of marriage
Also be sure you trace all siblings of your ancestor. This will help you later when you reach that brick wall and don't know where to turn next. Remember, one sibling's birth or baptism record might have full information on his parents. This is very helpful if your ancestor's was in the church that lost its records in a fire.
Information: Image courtesy of digitalart / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Article previously published on Olive Tree Genealogy in "New to Genealogy - Help for Beginners. Start Your Journey to Find Your Family Tree. Step 6: Find Birth or Baptism Records " at http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/beginner/step6.shtml


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How rates are calculated
The rate an employer pays is based on the work being done and the risk of injury due to hazards associated with that work. BWC assigns NCCI manual classifications to an employer based on the description of work being performed. Each manual classification has its own base premium rate.
For example, the manual classification for an office worker carries a lower rate than the manual classification for a construction worker. There's less risk of injury for the office worker, and claims costs are typically lower than claims costs for construction workers.
How are base premium rates determined?
- We use claims costs for a classification industry wide and not just from one employer's experience.
- BWC's actuarial department analyzes the costs of all claims in each manual classification during the oldest four of the most recent five years.
- We use this information to project the costs of claims that will occur the next year for each manual classification.
- BWC's administrator uses this actuarial data to make recommendations for premium rates and assessments.
- Final approval of premium rates comes from the BWC Board of Directors. New rates for private, state-fund employers are effective each July 1 and new rates for public, state-fund employers are effective each Jan. 1.
Base-rated employers
What is a base rated employer?
- Rates affected by claims costs industry wide
- Pay workers' comp premiums based on the average costs of claims filed against all Ohio employers in like industries, using the same manual classifications
- The base rate assigned to a particular manual classification is determined by a review of combined claims costs in the experiences of all Ohio employers associated to that manual classification.
Experience-rated employers
What is an experience rated employer?
- Rates affected by the claims costs record of their particular business
- Experience-rated employers with lower-than-average claims costs, compared to others in the same classification, will pay a rate lower than the base rate.
- Experience-rated employers with higher-than-average claims costs, compared to others in the same classification, will pay a rate higher than the base rate.
Smaller employers are excluded from experience rating for their own benefit. One serious accident could cause a smaller employer's rates to increase severely, and the employer's premium stability could be dramatically altered for the next four experience-rating years.
Experience exhibit
An employer's experience exhibit information is a statistical snapshot of claims costs for the oldest four of the most recent five-year period. It is used for the purpose of calculating the employers experience modification factor or EM.
- Each August, BWC provides an experience exhibit on this website for experience-rated state-fund employers. An experience-rated employer is an employer who is expected to have $2,000 or more in expected losses.
- The experience exhibit shows all lost-time claims within the experience period, including compensation awards, medical payments and claim reserves.
- The exhibit also lists the base rates for each manual classification and shows any experience modification, the percentage that is applied to the base rate used to determine premium.
- If the employer's actual losses are better than expected, the employers EM will be less than 1.00. If the employer's actual losses are worse than expected, the employers' EM will be greater than 1.00. An EM of 1.00 represents an employer with exactly the average losses for the manual classification.
View the experience exhibit for an employer policy
Assessments and blended rates
The rate that appears on the employer's payroll report and is used to calculate workers' comp premiums is called a blended rate. The blended rate consists of several assessments added to the premium rate.
The assessments include administrative costs which are the operating costs of BWC and the Ohio Industrial Commission, and fund the Disabled Workers' Relief Fund (DWRF).
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ELND005 Long-Term Follow-up Study in Subjects With Alzheimer's Disease
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00934050
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : July 8, 2009
Results First Posted : May 13, 2015
Last Update Posted : May 13, 2015
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|Condition or disease
|Alzheimer's Disease
|Drug: ELND005 (scyllo-inositol)
|Phase 2
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|103 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Long-Term Follow-Up Study of Oral ELND005 (AZD-103) in Subjects With Alzheimer's Disease
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|June 2009
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|June 2011
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|June 2011
|Experimental: ELND005
Drug: ELND005 (scyllo-inositol)
Prior to 15Dec2009: ELND005 2000 mg PO BID for 48 weeks
After 15Dec2009: ELND005 250 mg PO BID for 48 weeks
Other Name: scyllo-inositol
- Treatment Emergent Adverse Events (TEAEs) [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Safety and Tolerability was assessed by the incidence of Treatment Emergent Adverse Events (TEAEs)
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- This study is open only to subjects who have completed the week 78 visit in Study ELND005-AD201 while taking their assigned dose of study drug medication.
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- Subject has no new medical contraindications to continued participation in the study.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00934050
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|United States, Arizona
|Banner Alzheimer's Institute
|Phoenix, Arizona, United States, 85006
|Sun Health Research Institute
|Sun City, Arizona, United States, 85351
|University of Arizona, Health Sciences Center, Dept. of Neurology
|Tucson, Arizona, United States, 85724
|United States, California
|Margolin Brain Institute
|Fresno, California, United States, 93720
|Collaborative NeuroScience Network, Inc.
|Garden Grove, California, United States, 92845
|United States, Connecticut
|Yale University School of Medicine, Alzheimer's Disease Research Unit
|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06510
|United States, Florida
|Brain Matters Research
|Delray Beach, Florida, United States, 33445
|Sunrise Clinical Research, Inc
|Hollywood, Florida, United States, 33021
|Roskamp Institute
|Sarasota, Florida, United States, 34243
|Premiere Research Institute
|West Palm Beach, Florida, United States, 33407
|United States, Georgia
|Emory University, Dept. of Neurology
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30329
|Dekalb Neurology Associates, LLC
|Decatur, Georgia, United States, 30033
|United States, Indiana
|Department of Neurology - Indiana University Medical Center
|Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, 46202
|United States, Kansas
|University of Kansas Medical Center, Department of Neurology
|Kansas City, Kansas, United States, 66160
|United States, Kentucky
|Innovative Clinical Concepts
|Paducah, Kentucky, United States, 42003
|United States, New Jersey
|Memory Enhancement Center of America, Inc.
|Eatontown, New Jersey, United States, 07724
|Global Medical Institutes
|Princeton, New Jersey, United States, 08540
|United States, New Mexico
|Albuquerque Neuroscience, Inc.
|Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, 87109
|United States, New York
|Neurological Associates of Albany, PC
|Albany, New York, United States, 12208
|Columbia University Sergievsky Center
|New York, New York, United States, 10032
|AD-CARE, Monroe Community Hospital
|Rochester, New York, United States, 14620
|United States, North Carolina
|Raleigh Neurology Associates
|Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, 27607
|United States, Ohio
|Neurology & Neuroscience Center of Ohio
|Toledo, Ohio, United States, 43623
|United States, Oregon
|Medford Neurological and Spine Clinic
|Medford, Oregon, United States, 97504
|Summit Research Newtwork, Inc.
|Portland, Oregon, United States, 97210
|United States, Pennsylvania
|The Clinical Trial Center, LLC
|Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States, 19046
|University of Pittsburgh Alzheimer Disease Research Clinic
|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, 15213
|United States, Rhode Island
|Butler Hospital, Memory and Aging Center
|Providence, Rhode Island, United States, 02906
|United States, South Carolina
|Alliance for Neuro Research, LLC dba Absher Neurology, PA
|Greenville, South Carolina, United States, 29615
|United States, Vermont
|Clinical Neuroscience Research Associates, Inc-The Memory Clinic
|Bennington, Vermont, United States, 05201
|Canada, Alberta
|Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
|Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T5G 0B7
|Canada, British Columbia
|University of British Columbia Hospital, Division of Neurology
|Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6T 2B5
|Canada, Ontario
|Parkwood Hospital
|London, Ontario, Canada, N6C 5J1
|Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Health Service
|Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1N 5C8
|Kawartha Regional Memory Clinic
|Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, K9H 2P4
|Whitby Mental Health Memory Clinic
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5T 2S8
|Gerontion Research, Inc.
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6M 3Z5
|Canada, Quebec
|Recherche Clinique de Neurologie (Hospital Maisonneuve Rosemont)
|Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H1T 2M4
|Responsible Party:
|Transition Therapeutics Ireland Limited
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|NCT00934050 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|July 8, 2009 Key Record Dates
|Results First Posted:
|May 13, 2015
|Last Update Posted:
|May 13, 2015
|Last Verified:
|May 2015
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Alzheimer Disease
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Neurocognitive Disorders
Mental Disorders
Vitamin B Complex
Growth Substances
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Biblical Objectivity
My colleague Marvin Olasky tells the story of meeting J.I. Packer prior to a conference at which both were slated to speak on different topics in different rooms at the same time. Dr. Olasky lamented the scheduling and observed …Read More
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On Friday, NFL general counsel Jeff Pash tried to drive a wedge within the NFLPA rank-and-file, calling out the union for defending Saints players believed to have been involved in the bounty program at the expense of the players who were targeted by the bounties.
So why did Pash commit an arguable breach in etiquette by complaining publicly about the NFLPA, when it simply is exercising its duty to defend the players accused of participating in the bounty program?
As we understand it, the NFL has become frustrated with the union's tactics. In addition to the obvious argument that there's no clear link between bounties and the intentional infliction of injuries (Brett Favre's purple leg may suggest otherwise), the NFLPA is pushing the argument, we're told, that the players were coerced by their coaches into funding the pay-for-performance/bounty pool — and into participating in the process of paying out the money.
Taking the element of coercion to the next level, the NFLPA also is arguing, we're told, that the players were coerced into lying to investigators about the existence of a pay-for-performance/bounty pool.
True or not, the NFL doesn't but it. And the delayed imposition of discipline against the Saints players has resulted in part from the fact that these arguments have forced NFL Security to engage in additional interviews to explore and/or knock down the coercion defense.
It's unclear when the process will end. Eventually, if/when discipline is imposed, the players will have appeal rights.
As previously explained, the question eventually will become whether the penalties arise from on-field conduct or off-field behavior. The former entails an independent review process; for the latter, the league once again will serve as judge, jury, executioner, and appeals court.


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Career Highlights and Influence of Marie Curie on Women Scientists Trudy Lionel | added on Jul 29, 2011 | United States Dr. Darleane Hoffman will touch on a few highlights of her career and then discuss some of Marie Sklodowska-Curie's less well -known contributions. She will also comment on the celebration this year of the 100th anniversary of the Award of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Marie Curie as the sole recipient.
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Dismantling Fundamentalism: In the Beginning - Part II
This video explores some of the numerous contradictions between the Bible's multiple creation accounts.
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I recently became involved in an ongoing email conversation regarding homosexuality and religion with the Assistant Superintendent of the Christian High School I attended. Is homosexuality a choice? Does it occur in nature? It can't lead to procreation
Homosexuality and Christianity: The Cost of CondemnationDecember 8, 2009 at 5:30pm UTC
Much of Christianity condemns homosexuality. Is this righteous stand bearing the fruit of good works? Sure. If you cons.
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Most modern Christians allow women to speak in church. Some of them even go out to Red Lobster for Sunday dinner! Isn't it about time we got back to Biblical principles... like punishing this abomination by death?
What I Was Taught In Science ClassDecember 12, 2009 at 10:36am UTC
I went to a Christian High School where I was taught young-earth creationism in science class. Here's what I learned then and what I know now
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In January of 1954, the following letter was written by Albert Einstein to philosopher Erik Gutkind after reading his book, 'Choose Life: The Biblical Call to Revolt'.
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A child in the sixth grade in a Sunday School in New York City, with the encouragement of her teacher, wrote to this question to Einstein in Princeton on 19 January I936.
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This excerpt is a letter written by Einstein in response to a 19-year-old Rutger's University student, who had written to Einstein of his despair at seeing no visible purpose to life and no help from religion.
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Everything that the human race has done and thought is concerned with the satisfaction of deeply felt needs and the assuagement of pain. One has to keep this constantly in mind if one wishes to understand spiritual movements and their
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South Dakota's Tyler Starr Get Ready for Senior Season [AUDIO]
Three seasons ago, it was the University of South Dakota - not North Dakota State - who was the toast of the FCS, after a stunning three-point win on the road at Minnesota of the Big Ten.
Two seasons ago, the Coyotes came within a few minutes of sharing the Great West Conference title in their final season in the league, only to lose the crown on a big second half collapse at North Dakota.
Last season, with a new coaching staff in place, USD struggled to just one victory overall, while losing every league game in their first season in the Missouri Valley Conference.
And while there have been some pretty high highs and some pretty low lows in Vermillion since the beginning of the 2010 season, one guy has had a front row seat, linebacker Tyler Starr, who has definitely seen it all in his college career:
The Little Rock, Iowa native had his breakthrough season as a sophomore, where he led the team and the Great West conference with 14 sacks for 96 yards, while ranking in the the top 10 nationally.
He also forced seven fumbles, recovering two, and had a team and conference-high 19 tackles for loss for 106 yards.
His stellar play earned first team all-conference honors.
Last season, playing as a marked man after his amazing 2011, his numbers were understandably down a bit, but not his stature in the league or with his teammates as he became the leader of the Coyote defense, while being named to the All-Missouri Valley second team, and grabbing a spot as a finalist for the Buck Buchanan award, for the top defensive player in FCS.
Despite all the success, he knows his game is still a work in progress:
Now as he prepares for his senior season, he knows he plays an important part in this teams success. both on the field as a captain, but in the locker room, the weight room, and on the practice field, as a leader.
It's a role he embraces:
Starr and the Coyotes kickoff the 2013 season at home Saturday afternoon at 2:00pm with former Great West Conference member UC Davis, a team USD has played four of the last five seasons, with three of those games being decided by four points or less.


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If you have an upcoming trip to Hawaii, Europe, or South America and you need to find convenient and affordable transportation to the airport, consider renting a vehicle with a limo company. Many who travel do not even know about the airport services that they provide. When people hear about limo companies, they assume that only limousines are provided for elaborate occasions. But this isn't the case. Until recently, I learned that they provide a wide range of services, including airport, special occasions, basic travel and bus services.
And surprisingly, you don't have to break the bank to rent a vehicle. According to Party Bus San Jose, most companies have a large fleet from sedans, to SUVs, limos, to buses. Depending on how many people and luggages, they will decide on which vehicle is most suitable. It may even surprise you to learn that it costs the same amount as taking a cab. And if that is the case, you are better off booking with a limo company.
Many reasons why. First, cleanliness and comfort. The vehicles, even the Lincoln Town Car sedan, is roomy with extra legroom, power access for cell phones and laptops and most provide complementary water bottles. Second, professional chauffeur. You are escorted by a driver who is dressed in a suit and will assist with your door and your luggage. You essentially receive VIP service. Third, it's affordable. As I mentioned, it doesn't cost much more to rent a vehicle with a limo company. And with all the extra amenities, it may be worth it.
I write this only to make you aware that cabs and cheap shuttles aren't your only options. They are many limo companies around many large and small cities. Simply type in limo service and city and you should see a long list of companies. Look through the review and call a few up to inquire rates. Find out if the price is all-inclusive of gratuity, taxes and fuel or if you have a pay additional. Once you do your research and find the right company to book with, you will save yourself a lot of stress, time and money.
You can book a sedan for as low as $55 one-way to an airport from a nearby city. Cities further out may cost slightly more. You can also book a pick up from the airport or roundtrip for departure and return. You may be able to get a slight discount if you book roundtrip. Do consider using a limo company for you next trip to the airport.


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We are more aware of the indigo children and the gifts they have, you maybe wondering what now ? the answers is the #crystal child and their characteristics.
After indigo children, we have now the crystal children. They are still young, they came in waves and born in around the year 2000, there is some speculation to this that they were born around 1995. Much like their Indigo equivalents, these children are thought to be exceptionally gifted, with a major purpose to take mankind to the next level in our development and disclose to us our inner power and divinity. There are many things that make them unique from the indigo children, which is that the crystal children function as a group consciousness rather than as individuals, they believe in the law that we are all one. They are a very powerful force in the hope for love and peace on the planet.
Other crystal child characteristics set them apart from Indigos, such as in contrast to their predecessors, the Crystal Children are mainly joyous and even-tempered. They are not exempt from the occasional temper tantrum, however these kids are, for the most part, flexible and easy-going. The crystal children are benefiting from the indigos, they can be very effective working working together. A real life scenario would be the indigo children leading, cutting down obstacles, the #crystal children would be following the cleared path into a much crystal child characteristics safer world.


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Introducing a New EA WorldView
Later this morning, we will launch a new EA WorldView --- a new logo and a new website which will be reader-friendly, with quick and easy-to-navigate access to our coverage and analysis.
Much of the new EAWV will be familiar. We will have the latest news and interpretations from Syria, Iran, and the Middle East, including the manoevres of those inside and outside the region from Washington to London to Moscow. We will feature Animated Guides and Video Analyses. We will host a vibrant Comments section, bringing in ideas and news from our readers.
At the same time, we will have new features and possibilities. In time, we will expand coverage to other key areas. As well as immediate analysis, we will offer in-depth explanations and forecasts. EA Solutions will provide access to our staff, on a group and a 1-to-1 basis.
Our thanks to all of you for your support over the last 4 1/2 years. We look forward to welcoming you to our new home, as well as seeing you on Twitter.


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Debra Lynn Messing (born August 15, 1968) is an American actress, perhaps best known for her role as Grace Adler in the sitcom Will & Grace and as Molly Kagan in The Starter Wife. Both roles have garnered her a total of eight Golden Globe nominations and six Emmy Award nominations, winning one.
Messing was born in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, the daughter of Sandra (née Simons), who has worked as a professional singer, banker, travel and real estate agent, and Brian Messing, a sales executive for a costume jewelry packaging manufacturer. Messing is Jewish, a descendant of immigrants from Russia and Poland. When Messing was three, she moved with her parents and her older brother, Brett, to East Greenwich, a small town outside Providence, Rhode Island.
During her high school years, she acted and sang in a number of high school productions at East Greenwich High School, including the starring roles in the musicals Annie and Grease. She took lessons in dance, singing, and acting. In 1986, she was Rhode Island's Junior Miss and competed in Mobile, Alabama in the America's Junior Miss scholarship program. While her parents encouraged her dream of becoming an actress, they also urged her to complete a liberal arts education before deciding on acting as a career. Following their advice, she attended Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts. During her junior year, she studied theater at the prestigious London-based British European Studio Group program, an experience that solidified her desire to act.


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When a car is priced at half its value, be suspicious. In fact, it's not a bad idea to be suspicious any time you go used car shopping.
We've covered the lure of underpriced cars before, from the standpoint of watching out for common online scams. Sometimes, though, the price is accurate, and the car is real. But that doesn't mean the deal isn't too good to be true.
From Motor Authority (via Autoblog.nl), we heard about a killer deal on a used McLaren MP4-12C. The seller of the car, listed for sale in The Netherlands, wants about half of what the car is worth. The catch, as you might have guessed, is that the car has been in an accident and has not been repaired. Would buying it be a good deal, or would someone save money by just buying a new one?
Of course, that depends on the extent of the damage. The front end has obviously been hurt, and the windshield is cracked. Both front airbags have deployed. There's a possibility of unseen water damage. If that's the case, there's a good chance that the buyer of this car would be better off financially buying new.
How easy would it be, though, for the seller of this car to replace the front bumper, install a new windshield and sell it for full price to an unsuspecting buyer? Okay, maybe that wouldn't be an *easy* process on the McLaren, but it's certainly feasible, which is why buyers of any used car should always complete the following checklist to make sure no hidden defects lie beneath the surface:


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CHARLOTTESVILLE - Treveon Graham of VCU moved into position a few steps behind the 3-point line and waited.
As Rob Brandenburg drove to his right with the shot clock ticking down, Graham eyed the play from the left side of the arc, and when Virginia clos
CHARLOTTESVILLE - Treveon Graham of VCU moved into position a few steps behind the 3-point line and waited.
As Rob Brandenburg drove to his right with the shot clock ticking down, Graham eyed the play from the left side of the arc, and when Virginia closed Brandenburg off, he fired a pass back to Graham, who swished in the game-winner.
"Those are shots that I take almost every day in practice," Graham said of the shot with 1.1 seconds left that gave the 14th-ranked Rams a 59-56 victory over No. 25 Virginia. "I was confident enough to know if Rob would throw it back, I could make it."
The game was much anticipated as a matchup of defensive-minded teams with completely different styles, and while the Cavaliers dictated the pace almost all night, turning it into a half-court struggle, the Rams had the right guy at the finish.
"He can get to the rim. He can offensive rebound, and he can put the dagger in you like he did with the 3-ball," Cavaliers coach Tony Bennett said of Graham, who scored 22 points on 8-of-15 shooting. The rest of VCU was 16 of 43.
VCU coach Shaka Smart said Graham is only beginning to know his potential.
"His career has just started the second half," Smart said of the junior, who averaged 15.8 points last season. "And if he keeps getting better the way he has, he's going to make a whole lot more of those kinds of shots."
And his talent doesn't end there.
The Rams (2-0) trailed for almost all of the final 10 minutes until Graham fed Jordan Burgess for a wide-open 3-pointer from the right side, then stole the ball and drove for a baseline jumper that gave them a 56-55 lead with 1:18 left.
On a night when Virginia made just 19 of 33 free throws, Malcolm Brogdon hit the second of two with 9.7 seconds left for the Cavaliers (1-1), tying the game and allowing the Rams to call time out and set up the final play.
Joe Harris led Virginia with 18 points, but he missed two free throws with 3:58 to play and Virginia trying to extend a 53-49 lead. The Cavaliers scored just three points in the last 4:57 and missed four of their final six free throws.
With Harris leading the way, the Cavaliers used an 11-2 run to take command midway through the second half and threatened to put the game away. But Graham scored twice in close, and followed a jumper by Brogdon with a free throw.
The Rams still trailed 55-49 until Juvonte Reddic's putback stuff with 2:44 to play sparked a 7-0 run.
The Rams won despite missing 9 of 15 free throws and shooting 41 percent (24 of 58) from the field.
Virginia shot 57.6 percent at the line (19 of 33) and 39 percent from the field (18 of 46).
The meeting was the first between the schools since 1998, and was highly anticipated. It was announced as the first sellout of a non-conference game since 2007, although the crowd of 13,881 was below John Paul Jones Arena's 14,593-seat capacity.
The Rams led most of the first half by driving to the basket and either drawing fouls or making shots from close in. Virginia made only three field goals in the first 13 minutes, but used a late 10-0 run to lead 26-24 at halftime.
The Rams had 15 fouls at the half, and had seven players with two each.
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A Monday night fire that displaced a family in Half Moon community has been ruled accidental.
A Monday night fire that displaced a family in Half Moon community has been ruled accidental.
A father and two teenage children lost their home and everything they own when a fire destroyed their mobile home at 115 Half Moon Church Road at 6 p.m. Monday, said Onslow County Fire Marshal Brian Kelly.
One of the children was home at the time of the blaze, but managed to escape, Kelly said.
The family's dog didn't make it out alive.
Kelly said the fire had an accidental cause, but would not elaborate until talking with the family again.
�This was no one's fault,� Kelly said, adding that the mobile home and its contents were completely destroyed.
Crews from Half Moon, Rhodestown and Pumpkin Center volunteer fire departments responded.
The local Red Cross is helping the family, said executive director Joy Branham.
Send monetary donations to the Red Cross, 12 Ruth Street, P.O. Box 896, Jacksonville, N.C. 28541-0896.


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RDJ, Oscars, Iron Man 2
Yesterday's RDJ Oscar post was mostly re: his presenting duties with Tina Fey. Forgot to mention how it was with Robert Downey Jr and his wife Susan on the carpet. They are ADORABLE. He's totally all over her, he can't stop touching her, and talking to her, or to himself, and they laugh a lot together, and he's so obviously delighted by her, and it's not gross or tacky or inappropriate, just really sweet and genuine and fun. Above all fun. Love them.
RDJ's presence at the Oscars was of course in service of Iron Man 2. A new trailer was released immediately following the event. Looks GOOD. There's more of Sam Rockwell, there's more insight into the tension between Tony Stark and Whiplash, and of course there's more Tony himself – sexy, smart, depraved, cool as f-ck.
RDJ is very, very proud, very loyal, and very competitive when it comes to Iron Man. He will do whatever he can to make it win. So we'll see a lot of him the next couple months. Don't complain. Iron Man 2 hits theatres May 7th. Can't wait.
Photos from Wenn.com


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Signature Simaudio
This year's SSI included a Canada Pavilion exhibit, honoring Canadian manufacturers of audio products. One of these was Simaudio. This was my first chance to get a close look at the Signature version of their 600i 125Wpc integrated amp. It's $14,200 in ultra-shiny gold finish that's a photographer's nightmare. I mentioned to Simaudio's Lionel Goodfield my difficulty in getting a decent photo of the 600i Signature, and he said that it took their professional product photographer several hours of fiddling with various lighting accessories to get a product picture that they could use. That made me feel better.


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DECATUR, Ga. - On the eve of trial, prosecutors on Friday dropped murder charges against a woman they accused of conspiring to have her husband gunned down outside a suburban Atlanta preschool.
DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James told Judge Gregory Adams that, after reviewing evidence that includes records recently provided by the defense, he is no longer sure that Andrea Sneiderman is guilty of orchestrating the Nov. 18, 2010, slaying of 36-year-old Russell "Rusty" Sneiderman.
James made the declaration during a sweeping pre-trial hearing ahead of Monday's scheduled jury selection. Sneiderman still faces lesser charges that include lying to police and hindering an investigation.
Sneiderman, of Decatur, pleaded not guilty to all of the charges, including the now-dropped counts of malice murder, felony murder and aggravated assault.
The case, which has drawn widespread public interest, has always hinged on prosecutors proving that Sneiderman conspired with her former boss and alleged extramarital lover, Hemy Neuman. A DeKalb County jury last March determined that Neuman fired the shots that killed Russell Sneiderman, finding him guilty but mentally ill. Neuman is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
Prosecutors disclosed earlier this week that Neuman would not testify in Sneiderman's trial. James didn't say that was the reason for abandoning the most serious charges, instead citing his recent review of evidence the defense turned over as part of pre-trial discovery.
Thomas Clegg, one of Sneiderman's lead attorneys, balked at the explanation. "I believe they have known all along that they didn't have a murder case," he said in open court.
James called Clegg's comments "a cheap shot." He said: "I have never indicted in a case where, based on the evidence I had in front of me, I didn't believe the individual was guilty. ... I have never actually tried a case, on the other hand, where I had doubts about a defendant's guilt."
It was a rare public back-and-forth in a case that led Adams to declare a gag order on all parties as the judge sought to control, as best he could, the surrounding media frenzy.
Clegg cited the attention in asking Adams to postpone the trial altogether for at least six months and "preferably a year." He made his request after the state's motion to dismiss the primary charges but before Adams had officially accepted them. The judge declined any delay.
Andrea Sneiderman, who has been under house arrest since she was released after her arrest almost a year ago, sat quietly throughout the proceedings.
Rusty Sneiderman, a Harvard-educated entrepreneur, was shot after dropping off the couple's then 2-year-old son on a fall morning two-and-a-half years ago.
Neuman was arrested about six weeks later.
Prosecutors have posited that Sneiderman wanted her husband dead to get a life insurance payout and start a new life with Neuman. But she denies any romantic involvement with Neuman. At Neuman's trial, records admitted into evidence showed that Andrea Sneiderman and the gunman talked on the phone multiple times the night before the shooting and, on the day of the shooting, as she drove to the hospital after her husband was wounded.
With Neuman declining to testify, prosecutors are left to seek testimony from a friend of Neuman's, who will be asked to repeat statements she heard from Neuman about his own marital troubles and his relationship with Andrea Sneiderman.
Defense attorneys unsuccessfully argued Friday that rules against hearsay should block Melanie White from telling jurors anything Neuman told her. Further, attorneys argued, Neuman's mental condition, at least as determined by a jury, cast doubt on the validity of anything he may have said.
Adams said he'd allow prosecutors the latitude they want with White, but the defense objections set up a potential avenue for appeal should Andrea Sneiderman be convicted based on the testimony at issue.
The judge declined to rule immediately on defense requests to relax the judge's order that Andrea Sneiderman be confined to her home and not interact with anyone who might be a witness at her trial.


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The Erie County Bureau of Forestry Park is a 3,400 acre forest located at Genesee Road and Warner Gulf Road in Sardinia, New York. It is managed by the Erie County Division of Forestry.
You can view an interactive Google map of the trails by clicking HERE
It provides year round recreation for hiking, snowshoeing, and x-country skiing. There is also a snowmobile trail and an equestrian trail, both of which share portions of the Conservation Trail.
The main parking area, warming hut, and the maple sugar shack are located on the north side of Genesee Road, approximately 7 miles east of the Genesee Road exit off Route 219. About 50 yards east of the main parking area there is a second small parking area on the south side of Genesee Road, where the main hiking trails (the Scarbuck Trail and Conservation Trail) enter the woods south of Genesee Road.
The Scarbuck trail consist of a main loop (2 miles long) and an extension loop (1 mile long). The two loops intersect at the "Bridge Too Far" over Dresser Creek. The two loops can me hiked without retracing your track except for the walk over the Bridge Too Far.
The Conservation Trail (part of the Finger Lakes Trail) uses the eastern and southern portions of both of the Scarbuck loops until the point where the Conservation Trail turns south along an old forest road (which is also used as the southern half of the snowmobile trail in winter.)
There is a cabin with a wood stove along the Conservation Trail that can be used by hikers and snowmobilers in the winter (day use only – no camping allowed.). There is a good supply of wood inside the cabin and an outhouse just north of it.
The cabin is about a half mile from the point where the Scarbuck extension loop and the Conservation Trail split. Thus, a hike to the cabin including both of the Scarbuck Trail loops would cover about 4 miles.
GPS tracks (in gpx format) can be downloaded bu right clicking and saving the file links listed after the maps.
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Scarbuck Main and Extension Trails in one track