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Function keys don't work
If your F<num> keys do not work, this is probably because the kernel driver for the keyboard has defaulted to using the media keys and requiring you to use the Fn key to get to the F<num> keys. To change this behaviour, you have to change a driver setting. Do the following as root:
echo 2 > /sys/module/hid/parameters/pb_fnmode
If it tells you that the file doesn't exist, you probably have a newer kernel and will have to do the following instead:
echo 2 > /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode
Place whichever command worked for you in /etc/rc.local to make the setting permanent.
< and > have changed place with § and ½
If the < and > are switched with the § and ½ keys, do the following:
setxkbmap -option apple:badmap
Place that in ~/.bash_profile, or if you use KDE:
Go to the "Control Center" -> "Regional & Accessibility" -> "Keyboard Layout" and press the "Xkb Options" tab. Scroll down and check the "apple" and "Swap keycodes of..." checkboxes. Click on "Apply".
If neither of these approaches seem to work, you can add these two lines to your ~/.Xmodmap file:
keycode 49 = less greater less greater bar brokenbar keycode 94 = section degree section degree notsign notsign
if you use an canadian multilingual layout (where the "ù" and the "/" is switch) use this :
keycode 94 = slash backslash slash backslash bar brokenbar keycode 49 = ugrave Ugrave ugrave Ugrave notsign notsign
Then run xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap.
Keysym mapping
To map the appropriate functions to your "media" keys place the following in ~/.Xmodmap:
keycode 160 = XF86AudioMute keycode 176 = XF86AudioRaiseVolume keycode 174 = XF86AudioLowerVolume keycode 144 = XF86AudioPrev keycode 162 = XF86AudioPlay keycode 153 = XF86AudioNext keycode 101 = XF86MonBrightnessDown keycode 212 = XF86MonBrightnessUp keycode 204 = XF86Eject
and run xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap. For more information about these mappings see Extra Keyboard Keys in Xorg. and mac hard drive recovery


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How To: Use Passbook Tweaks for Concert Tickets, Membership Cards, and Hiding Built-In Apps
Passbook is cool, right? Only thing that stinks is that not everything is using Passbook. Our wallets must suffer under the tyranny of membership and loyalty cards evermore.
Now, here's the thing about Passbook: it's really not that special. See, all it does is load in specially-formatted files that are then displayed in the Passbook app. Now, apps have the ability to add in Passbook cards from the app, but cards can also be installed through Mail and Safari. This means that where gaps in Passbook support exist, they can be filled through third-party methods. Plus, there's other cool tweaks to play with. It's time to take advantage of Passbook for fun and profit.
Ticketfly is at least one ticket service that supports Passbook through manual file installation of .pkpass files. If an event you wish to attend is selling through Ticketfly, you can get your ticket added to Passbook. If you request mobile tickets at checkout, then their email will include an attachment at the bottom to install the ticket to Passbook. When you arrive at the venue at the time of the event, just open up Passbook or the ticket from your lock screen. If you open from the lock screen, open it up right before it is scanned, because unlocking the device directly will not go back to the ticket. Don't hold up the line like I did!
Now, this is a very important thing: if you're installing a Passbook card via email, it has to be done in the stock Mail app, and the card file has to be an attachment, not a link, in order to work.
If you want to integrate other rewards cards in to Passbook, such as a Best Buy Reward Zone card, go to PassSource. This website offers step by step instructions to import your data into customized Passbook cards. Because Passbook offers limited barcode support, some cards won't have barcodes because the stores are known to be incompatible with two-dimensional barcodes that Passbook supports. Still, it's a quick way to integrate in those other cards that are cluttering up your wallet. As well, store owners that want to use Passbook for themselves can use PassSource to help set up a system like this.
Now, the most useful Passbook hack may just be the ability to hide built-in apps, at least on a temporary basis. Visit PassHack on your iOS device and install the Passbook card. On the card's (i) page, links to hide built-in apps will appear. This works by trying to install apps with the same app identifier as the built-in apps, which will fail to install. When you delete the icon, the app is hidden. Nothing is actually done to your device besides hiding the icon, which reappears on a restart. However, for those that want Stocks to go away for a while, this is the secret.
Have you used these tweaks to make Passbook more useful for you? Have you found any more clever tweaks for Passbook? Let us know in the comments!


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AMERICUS, Ga. - Coming off a tough opening season stretch, the Georgia Southwestern Lady Hurricanes only needed the comfortable surroundings of the Storm Dome in order to notch their first victory of the 2012-13 season.
Southwestern started fast, as the guard duo of Danisha Green and Stormey Smith combined for 25 points as GSW (1-5) raced out to a 34-17 first half lead against Truett-McConnell (0-8).
The Blue and Gold never looked back as they used an intense full court pressure defense down the stretch to put away the Lady Bears, 80-39.
The Lady 'Canes capitalized from their aggressive defense as they scored 23 points off of 27 Lady Bear turnovers.
Georgia Southwestern outrebounded their opponent for the time this season as they held a 45-42 rebounding advantage over TMC.
Freshman forward Jasmine McSwain led GSW with 17 points and seven rebounds on the night.
Green had a solid all around performance finishing with her first career double double of 15 points and 11 rebounds. The junior also added four assists.
Smith was the third GSW player to finish in double figures as she finished with a career high 13 points and snatched four takeaways on the evening.
Kelsey Montgomery led Truett-McConnell with nine points.
Georgia Southwestern, who opened the season with four out their first five games away from Americus, will have a two week break and then hit the road once again as they travel to Milledgeville Tuesday, Dec. 11, to tip off Peachbelt Conference action against Georgia College. The tip off is set for 5:30 p.m.


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The Twin County Regional Chamber of Commerce held the 10th Annual Smoke on the Mountain BBQ Championship on July 18-19, which also serves as Virginia's official barbecue contest.
The Galax competition is a qualifying event for three national contests — Memphis In May, Kansas City Barbecue Society and the World Food Championship.
Here are this year's winners:
Watch a slideshow of photos from July 4, 2014, parades in Hillsville, Independence, Galax and Fries. By Patrick Smith, Shaina Stockton and Shannon Watkins.
INDEPENDENCE — The Town of Independence wants to focus on recognizing and thanking veterans for their military service during its annual Fourth of July celebration, which the town will host Friday.
To commemorate Independence Day, the town will offer a parade, themed "Thank You for Our Freedom," followed by family activities, food and free concerts in the Independence Town Park until a fireworks finale commences at 10 p.m.
"The Crooked Road Racers" sounds like a forgotten team from 1971's "Cannonball Run," but it isn't. Led by Galax dentist Dr. Tom Littrell in a 1928 Model-A Ford Roadster highboy, they're competing in the Great Race, a controlled-speed endurance road rally by vintage, antique and collector cars.
HILLSVILLE –– Everyone deserves a second chance. For Albert Fulp, it only took something in the neighborhood of 70 years.
Fulp, an 86-year-old R.J. Reynolds retiree from Winston-Salem, N.C., and Kathy Delp, a 56-year-old close friend from Galax, were among the 150 or so who were provided another opportunity to attend the formal dance that circumstance may have prevented them from enjoying as teenagers, as Galax-Carroll County Relay for Life held its inaugural Second Chance Prom recently at Carroll County High School.
The Galax Volunteer Fire Department's annual carnival will be held this year from June 23-28 at Felts Park, with rides provided by Michael's on the Midway.
Gates open at 5 p.m., followed by the bingo and the carnival at 6 p.m. Bingo will have a 50 percent payout for each game. There will be a $1,000 championship game on Saturday night for qualifying players.
Fireworks will be held on June 28 at 11 p.m. and again on July 4 at 10 p.m.
The Great American Duck Race will also be held on July 4 at 10 a.m. in Chestnut Creek. Tickets are $5.
"Memories on Main" car show in downtown Galax proved quite a draw for vintage, antique and custom car enthusiasts this year. Along with the cars, entertainment was provided by local group Loose Strings, along with food, book and license plate vendors.
On hand to greet showgoers was Michigan's Scott "Scooter" Strenzel, a car magazine journalist and author of the "Scooter's Garage" column, who was there to give out a special award and write articles about the event and various articles on display.
Smoke on the Mountain, Galax's annual barbecue contest, has drawn fierce but friendly competitors for a decade. This year, the stakes have been raised.
"We just received an email from the Memphis Barbecue Network in the last month," said Smoke on the Mountain Site Director Ron Passmore.
INDEPENDENCE — A graduating class of 136 students received diplomas on May 31 at Grayson County High School — and some have completed two years of community college already.
Irvin Jennings, a resident at Golden Living Center—Blue Ridge, received a surprise gift this year.
HILLSVILLE — The 1944 Allied landing at Anzio, Italy, was only supposed to last for a few weeks, but instead troops were stranded on the beach for four months, as wave after wave of enemy soldiers stormed the beachhead in opposition.
Seventy years later, veterans of that battle are still gathering. This year, they met in Hillsville — possibly for the last time.
Flipping through pages and clicking through websites, William Edward "Ed" Weaver of Galax suddenly stopped, his eyes coming to rest on an image of a Boeing B-29 Superfortress named "Abroad with Eleven Yanks," one of more than 500 bomber planes that flew over Osaka, Japan, on June 1, 1945 during World War II.
Kenneth Young Tomlinson, who rose from a childhood in Galax to become editor of Reader's Digest and director of the Voice of America, died May 1 in Winchester. He was 69.
His career at Reader's Digest spanned 28 years and he became its editor in 1989.
Do age and cunning really beat youth and exuberance?
Or does it work the other way around?
Linda Mock, Galax's Safe Routes to School coordinator, doesn't really care; she's just happy people showed up to try.
HILLSVILLE — Uniformed officers lined up inside the Grover King VFW Post 1115 on the morning of May 15, as the smell of crisp bacon, country ham, sausage, biscuits, gravy, scrambled eggs and donuts wafted from the kitchen.
Gripes from Circle Drive
Thirty Galax swimmers have been honored as record holders for their collaboration with more than 35,000 swimmers across the globe in an attempt at breaking the record for the world's largest swim lesson on June 18, 2013.
WOODLAWN — A normal day at Jeff Johnson Chevrolet turned into a rescue mission when employee Ray Laboube discovered a stray dog and her puppies searching for food in a nearby dumpster on May 5.
"We were all at work here, and all of a sudden around 11:30 a.m. these three female dogs ran through the garage with three puppies following behind them," he told The Gazette.
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Director, Marketing & Community Relations, University of Hawaii Maui College
Posted: Aug 28, 2012
Students in the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College's Institute of Hawaiian Music will join forces with local Hawaiian music icons for a free, end-of summer outdoor concert on Friday, August 31, at The Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui, at 5 p.m.
The concert will include slack-key guitar, ukulele, keyboard, vocals and hula and will offer both traditional and contemporary pieces. The talented students will perform alongside their musical mentors, including four-time Grammy award-winner George Kahumoku, Jr., Kevin and Sheldon Brown, and Richard Ho'opi'i. Refreshments from The Fairmont Kea Lani's signature restaurant, Kō will be available for purchase.
"The students are really coming along—we had to turn people away at the door when they played at the MACC for their first showcase in May," said George Kahumoku, Jr. "The free concerts over the summer at the Fairmont are giving them even more experience playing live, and this show August 31 is going to be the best yet."
The college's Institute of Hawaiian Music, which is dedicated to the perpetuation and preservation of Hawaiian music, offers students the unique opportunity to form a musical mentorship with professional Hawaiian musicians. The curriculum takes students from the beginning of their musical training to their career debut, offering classes in guitar, ukulele, singing, keyboard, composition, music theory, repertoire development, dance, music industry business and marketing, and recording. Students are also required to complete courses in Hawaiian studies and Hawaiian language to understand the cultural roots of their art.
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Indian army says 7 rebels killed in Kashmir
SRINAGAR, India (AP) — The Indian army said Saturday that it killed seven suspected rebels in two separate gunbattles near the heavily militarized line dividing the disputed Kashmir region between India and Pakistan.
Four militants were killed Saturday after they crossed over from Pakistani-held territory into the Indian portion of Kashmir in Kupwara region, an army officer said.
Three rebels were killed Friday in another clash near the de facto border, said the officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, in line with military policy.
He said the Indian army recovered the bodies of six of the rebels who were killed and some weapons.
The Indian army says a large number of insurgents trained and armed by Pakistani forces try to enter Indian territory each year around this time, before snow starts blocking Himalayan passes and their movement. Pakistan denies the charge.
The latest fighting occurred near the abandoned border village of Shala Bhata, where the army says its troops have been battling dozens of armed rebels for 12 days.
There was no independent confirmation of the incidents.
Lt. Gen. Gurmeet Singh, an Indian army commander in Kashmir, said Wednesday that Indian soldiers encountered up to 40 rebels on Sept. 24 in Shala Bhata.
He said 12 militants were killed and five Indian soldiers wounded in the fighting at Shala Bhata, which is about 150 kilometers (95 miles) northwest of Srinagar, the main city in Indian-held Kashmir.
The commander denied Indian media reports that some Pakistani soldiers had occupied the village or any Indian military outposts there.
However, he suggested that some Pakistani special troops might be among the infiltrators.
The Pakistani military denied its troops had crossed the disputed border into Indian-controlled territory.
A senior Indian police officer, however, said some intruders had occupied some forward Indian posts in Shala Bhata. The officer spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
India and Pakistan have fought two wars over control of Kashmir since they gained independence from Britain in 1947, while rebel groups have been fighting since 1989 for independence or for merger with neighboring Pakistan, though most resistance is now shown through street protests.
An estimated 68,000 people have been killed in the conflict.
A 2003 cease-fire agreement between India and Pakistan has largely calmed the disputed Kashmir border. But the two sides occasionally accuse each other of violating it by firing mortars or gunshots.
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I thought it would be neat if we all told our favorit pet stories. Either about the pets we have or pets that have crossed over the rainbow bridge. Mybe even about friends pets.
So I will start: we had to get Matt and Murphy out of province so they came on a plane. We went to the Live Cargo pickup in TO on the big day and we had to wait in line. There were about 8 other people waiting there as well for puppies flying in from all over. So of course as we are waiting we are all talking. As people's numbers are being called, the workers are passing out everybody's new puppy and of course as proud new parents everybody is showing off the new baby. My number gets called and I go up. The man tells me he is sooo happy that I finally came cause he is starting to feel guilty about going in the back cause the boys are just wiggleing with excitment. So he is finishing up the paper work the tells me to pull around to the cargo doors. My puppies are too big for him to bring out.
As we are leaving to get the truck, everybody says "where is your babies" I told them what we had to do and One man said well Holy They can't be that big!! They are only 3 months old" So we get the boys in the truck and pull around to a grassy area and open Matt's crate and these HUGE paws come out at us. Then we knew we were in trouble!!!
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We had a cat named Nosey. And he realllly earned that name. He passed a few years back due to urine crystals and we had him put to sleep.
Nosey would get into everything. Once after putting Xmas decorations away in the attic, we all decided to go for a walk out in the snow. When we came back we couldn't find Nosey. So I said let's look in the attic. Sure enough once the hatch was opened up his little face poked out as if to say, "Hey, what's new? I meant to come up here."
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Specifically, we support those organizations that assist people in our community with hunger, heating, and housing needs. We support agricultural organizations that promote nutrition education, food safety, and local farming. We also support organizations that seek to preserve our natural resources of water quality, wildlife, and forestry. Also, organizations that preserve our historical sites are of primary interest to our philanthropy efforts.
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From a massive show of military might in Red Square to a triumphant appearance in Crimea, Russian President Vladimir Putin was the focus of two major Victory Day celebrations Friday honoring the armed forces and millions of Russians who died in World War II.
The holiday is one of the Russia's most important and comes this year as the country is locked in its worst crisis with the West since the end of the Cold War.
Tens of thousands packed the Crimean port of Sevastopol to watch as Putin boarded a boat to sail past a line of Russian Black Sea Fleet ships. Putin's first trip to the Black Sea peninsula since Russia annexed it in March was criticized by both NATO and Ukraine.


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The Patient Care and Clinical Research section of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center offers current treatments for patients suffering from various types of inflammatory bowel disease.
Where most medical facilities combine IBD services with other digestive tract disorders, Cedars-Sinai's IBD Center concentrates solely on relieving intestinal inflammation disorders. This focus promotes ever-increasing knowledge about the disease and allows collection of important data. Information on patients' medical histories, family histories and disease experiences uncovers clues to treating and curing patients, as well as helps speed a new discovery from the research lab to the medical office.
Providing a full array of services, each of our specialists is highly experienced in diagnosing, observing and treating every aspect of the disease. Because IBD conditions are most often ongoing or recurring, an important part of treatment involves managing the disease so that patients have the best chance of controlling their symptoms and going about their lives as normally as possible.
Our doctors use aggressive medical approaches in giving the proper medications, using combinations of drugs currently available, as well as some that are FDA-approved and still being researched. Among the newer treatments are drugs that stop the body's reaction to a disease trigger, or that get rid of the trigger itself. Another class of treatments involves lab-developed molecules that can be used at certain points to limit swelling of the intestine.
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A 30-year-old city man suffered a gunshot wound to the leg early this morning at an after-hours party, according to police.
Police were called to an apartment at 19 Seymour St. about 3 a.m. for a report of shots fired. When police arrived, the victim was apparently leaving the apartment with a gunshot wound, and was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
Authorities said the victim left the hospital before being fully treated.
Detectives learned there was an after-hours party inside the apartment, and that during the party, four shots were fired from a gun. Other ammunition was found inside the apartment, according to police.
Police investigating the shooting found one person, Kandie O'Neil, 30, of 19 Seymour St., Apt. 2, allegedly hiding in the backyard. Police said she had a .380-caliber handgun on the ground near her.
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Interesting Times is a curiously feeble title for an autobiography, rather as if Noam Chomsky were to write an article called "Could America Do Better?" It carries, of course, the sting of an ominous Chinese saying in its tail; ironic English understatement. "I have lived," Eric Hobsbawm remarks, "through almost all of the most extraordinary and terrible century in human history"; but he has lived through it as one of that century's most eminent Marxist historians, and the dispassionate gaze of the historian is reflected in his title. Gleaning one's history from a man who can remember celebrating the centenary of Beethoven's death at school is rather like being instructed in one's religious duties by the Pope. Hobsbawm has also clapped eyes on Stalin, though the dictator was admittedly a corpse at the time of their encounter.
Like most autobiographies, this one will do well in Eric Hobsbawm's England–not because the English love a Marxist but because they love a character. From Dr. Johnson to Winston Churchill, it is the idiosyncratic individual who stirs their imagination, not some unpalatably abstract truth. This is why they love a lord as well as a character, and Oscar Wilde did his best to be both. They love a lord not only because they are cravenly deferential but because they are also anarchic and bloody-minded, and aristocrats are those who are most cavalier about convention.
In this sense, the autobiography is a covertly anti-intellectual genre, designed for those who are more interested in what Tolstoy had for breakfast than what he thought about Plato. It is also a self-contradictory one. Autobiographies set out to capture the uniqueness of the individual life, but find themselves telling the same old story. Everyone has to be born, have parents, get educated, discover sexuality, launch a career and the like. It is biology that lies at the root of biography. And biology is no respecter of individuals. It is also no friend of humility. However modest the autobiographer–and this one is attractively so–it is hard to escape the implication that things are important simply because they happened to you.
The life story, then, is not the most promising of forms for an intellectual–not only because it is allergic to ideas but because intellectuals are not renowned for their enthralling lives. We would not find as dull a life as Darwin's in the least fascinating were it not for what he wrote. For an English intellectual like Hobsbawm, the problem is compounded by the fact that the English are as averse to confessionalism as they are to ideas. Shy, reticent souls that they are, they are not given to producing what Hobsbawm calls "biographies that lift bedclothes," and this one hardly tweaks a sheet. Hobsbawm is properly reserved about his private life, and would be a disastrous flop on The Oprah Winfrey Show. He lets slip the fact that he was briefly and unhappily married to a woman who qualified as a kosher Cockney, being born not only within the sound of Bow bells but actually in the Tower of London; but this, one feels, is motivated more by cultural curiosity than by emotional exhibitionism. He tells us that both of his parents died when he was very young, and that he was raised by an aunt and uncle; yet though this must surely have had a deep emotional impact on his later life, we learn nothing of it. Instead, he breaks the golden rule of the genre and sets his personal life in the context of historical events and ideas, not in the context of his taste in brandy or blondes.


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Caps blow big lead, recover to beat Bolts in OT
Washington, DC – Mike Green's goal with 2:01 left in overtime gave the Washington Capitals a 6-5 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday.
The Caps had blown a 5-1 lead, seeing the Bolts tie the game with three goals in the third period, but a slashing call to Vincent Lecavalier in the extra session gave the hosts a man advantage.
Mike Ribeiro held the puck along the low right circle and fed it back to the high slot for Green, who blasted a shot past Mathieu Garon for the win.
The victory, Washington's seventh straight, gives the team 48 points on the season and a four-point lead over idle Winnipeg for first place in the Southeast Division. Both teams have six games remaining on the schedule.
Alex Ovechkin and Eric Fehr each posted a goal and an assist while Braden Holtby had 35 saves in the win.
Martin St. Louis and Richard Panik each scored twice for the Lightning, who have lost four of five. Ben Bishop was pulled after one period for giving up three goals on 20 shots while Garon made 15-of-18 stops the rest of the way.
"You take it as a loss, ultimately, we ended up losing the game but you can sit here and say a lot of good came out of that loss," said Tampa Bay head coach Jon Cooper. "We scratched and clawed back to get a point, ultimately we didn't finish them off. It's tough when you take the penalty and half the overtime is going to be a four-on-three."
Trailing by three goals, Panik scored his second of the game 4:23 into the third and St. Louis made it a one-goal game four minutes later when he shot home a rebound from the right side.
With time winding down, the Lightning tied the game after Tom Pyatt centered the puck from behind the net and Teddy Purcell switched to the backhand for his 11th of the season with 2:35 to play to send the game to overtime.
"Guess there is no really easy explanation," said Washington head coach Adam Oates. "First of all, they are a good team. And everything went our way in the first period. You lose a little bit of momentum because it was a little too easy, you get a little flat and all of a sudden, here they come. You start sinking yourself and before you know it, it's happening pretty fast."
The second half of the first period was all Washington as the team scored three times, starting with Troy Brouwer's power-play goal at the 13:45 mark.
Holding the puck in the right corner boards, Ribeiro sent a pass to the right circle where Brouwer one-timed it with one skate on the ice for his 16th goal of the season.
Exactly five minutes later, the Caps made it a 2-0 game as Jay Beagle sent a pass from the right wing to Jack Hillen trailing in the slot and his wrist shot beat Bishop to the glove side.
Ovechkin made it a 3-0 contest 37 seconds later when he caught up to the puck along with right wing in the Tampa end and blew past Bishop before putting a backhand in for his league-leading 27th goal of the season.
With Garon in net to start the second, Washington added to its lead on a 3- on-1 break as Jason Chimera and Mathieu Perreault worked the puck with Chimera finishing off the play for his second of the year at the 2:41 mark.
Tampa finally got on the board just over a minute later when Panik took a Pyatt pass in the slot and cut to the backhand before slipping it in, but Washington answered at 5:26 on Fehr's eighth of the season.
St. Louis' shot from the left circle beat Holtby to the glove with 1:13 to play in the second and it was a 5-2 game after two periods.
Game Notes
Ribeiro's assist on Brouwer's goal was the 600th point of his career ... Tampa center Nate Thompson left the contest eight minutes in when he was hit in the right cheek by a shot from Green. The shot hit his visor, knocking it off, and he left the ice with a cut on his face ... Pyatt had three assists in the game ... Tampa plays in Buffalo on Sunday ... Washington hosts Toronto on Tuesday ... Washington won three of four games against Tampa Bay this season.


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SEGMENT 1: The United States' wild 2-2 draw with Mexico -- and Clint Dempsey's hat trick for Seattle in an even wilder 4-4 draw in Portland in the season's first Cascadia Derby -- dominate the early discussion.
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NORMAN, Okla. -- Barry University's Adam Svensson was honored with the Phil Mickelson Award, given to the most outstanding freshman in NCAA Division II men's golf.
Svensson (Surrey Vancouver, British Columbia) had seven top-10 finishes in his eight tournament appearances, including runner-ups at the Southeastern Collegiate and Bobcat Invitational. He was named the Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year and a First-Team All-SSC.
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Someone who feeds Iams, and likes to walk their dogs twice a day might just deworm their pets!! I work for a vet, I also go to school that has a clinic who sees LOADS of very low-income clients, and I can tell you from my experience that not everybody who feeds Iam's and Pedigree doesn't give a sh*t about their pet's health. Some people just don't know and need top be informed, sure, but they may also be doing the right thing by following a deworming schedule, speutering, exercising their dog right (not necessarily by doing dog sports).
I personally think raw is nice but does that make me a "irresponsible" pet owner since I'm not interested????
Is my kibble high-end enough for you??? My dog only went to formal obed classes, and we don't really practice, gee... I only play frisbee and tug and ball with her, what am I doing on this forum?
I'm one to be discouraged by human nature, byt every day I'm surprised by owners that -god- don't necessarily feed their dog great food, just average kibble - royal canin, whatever, and they actually pick up those little signs. Oh, we must have some very special clients.
For SOME people, raw is a trend. Sorry. I've seen it with my own crazy eyes. Not that it should.
People who feed raw incorrectly are making a mistake that can damage their dog's health. We all know this. Raw is not a "trend" nor should it be approached as such. It is not a question of what is fashionable this season, it is a question of what is the best option for the majority of dogs based on biology and evolution, BLANCED OUT with what the owner can/will feasibly do. This may mean that the dog will be better served with commercial food. (emphasis added)--Demo Dick
My first actual question, which you don't seem to have caught, is "What kind of precautions fdo you take"... Yes, regarding raw feeding.
Wether this offended you to the point of basically refuting every word I'm saying, I don't know, but I'M sorry I have seemed to have ruffled your feathers.
I have agreed that it is very common that dogs will get worms through transplacental/transmammary routes, what else do you want me to say?
Dude, you win. I can't get anything through to you, whatever. It's just exhausting discussing with you.
call2arms wrote:Whoaaa.... I thought I had posted something right after Christine's post..
LMM wrote:My honest take on this entire thread is that you posted here to debunk raw feeding. Your reponses amounted to "raw is reallllly great but....." I don't know if you meant to come across that way or not but it's how I am reading it. Your initial questions about people taking precautions with worms were answered but you still kept hammering away. Maybe that's because you came up against some opposition, I'm not sure. No one said whoever chooses to feed their dogs raw has become a medical whiz and whoever does not is blind. Those are two extreme examples that shouldn't have been used as they only add fuel to the fire.
Btw, I don't read Dick's posts as defensive but informative while your posts have this "but but but I said!" quality to them.
For the record to answer your initial basic question, I feed raw and I also take worming precautions.
I just don't know what to say anymore, my point was simply that amongst other things that a dog will encounter, eating raw meat can, but not necessarily will pose a risk as far as worms go.
Seeing as people are deworming as well, this isn't a problem anyway.
That's just it! Please don't tell me it poses no risk whatsoever, because that I just don't believe.
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Director Claude Chabrol, one of the founders of the New Wave movement that revolutionized French cinema, died Sunday. He was 80.
Christophe Girard, who is responsible for cultural matters at Paris City Hall, announced Chabrol's death. No cause was given.
Chabrol made more than 70 films and TV productions during his long career. His first feature-length movie, "Le Beau Serge," made in 1957, helped establish the New Wave, which would include such influential directors as Jean-Luc Godard and Francois Truffaut.
"He had really a remarkable career, very long and productive," film critic Kevin Thomas said Sunday. "He was absolutely a master at skewering the mores and hypocrisies of the upper bourgeoisie.… Many of the films are about the terrible things that superficially proper people can do."
Chabrol was a great admirer of Alfred Hitchcock, whose work Chabrol's was frequently compared to. He and fellow New Wave director Eric Rohmer, who died in January, published a study of Hitchcock in 1957.
"But Chabrol's films are unmistakably his own," Thomas said in a 1977 Times profile of the director.
Times film critic Kenneth Turan, reviewing Chabrol's film "Betty" in 1993, said his "austerity as a director has kept him from becoming the kind of sentimental favorite his colleague Francois Truffaut was in this country. Yet by returning again and again … to themes of repression and sexuality, Chabrol has achieved a kind of control of his material that is remarkable."
Chabrol's films "were on the surface very conventional," Turan said Sunday. "He made a lot of icy thrillers that have a sense of boundless coldness that can be found in human behavior. They're really intense character studies, they don't give human nature the benefit of doubt."
The Cannes Film Festival's Thierry Fremaux told French television that Chabrol "had a much more classic style" than some of the other New Wave filmmakers. "But in this classicism there was such an audacity, such freedom and erudition that I think — and history will tell — that his thrillers … will remain something totally unique in French cinema," he said.
Prime Minister Francois Fillon said that "French cinema has lost one of its maestros."
Chabrol's films included "Les Biches" in 1968 and "Le Boucher" in 1970, one of many films with his second wife, Stephane Audran, as well as the 2000 mystery "Merci pour le chocolat," with actress Isabelle Huppert, who was one of his favorite actresses and worked in several of his films.
Thomas said the films with Huppert provided Chabrol with a career resurgence "that gave him a whole new burst of recognition."
Chabrol's last feature film, "Bellamy" with Gerard Depardieu, was released last year.
"I like using the thriller genre because when people go see a thriller, unless it's really worthless, they never say, 'We've wasted our time,' " he told the New York Times in 2003. "You make a film to distract people, to interest them, perhaps to make them think, perhaps to help them be a little less naive, a little better than they were."
Chabrol was born in Paris on June 24, 1930. The son of a pharmacist, he studied law but was drawn to film and worked as a publicist for 20th Century Fox.
Writing for the influential French film journal Cahiers du cinema, Chabrol and other future New Wave directors began attacking the French films and embracing such American directors as Hitchcock. "They blamed the decadence of the French film industry on the inertia of the 'old guard' of directors," Ephraim Katz wrote in "The Film Encyclopedia" (2001).
Chabrol had not yet turned 30 when "Le Beau Serge," the story of a man's return to his native village after a long absence, was released. The start of his film career was aided by an inheritance that his wife received.
Chabrol, who was rarely seen without his trademark pipe or Cuban cigar, "was a very droll, witty man," Thomas said.
He wrote or collaborated on many of his films' scripts and made Hitchcock-style cameos in films, including his own.
In 2004, he was awarded the European Film Award for the body of his work.
Chabrol was married three times and his survivors include three sons.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Coast flood 1 in 100 year event
The Sunshine Coast is in cleanup mode again after hundreds of homes and businesses were inundated in what has been confirmed as a 1 in 100 year flood.
Local Disaster Coordinator Alan Rogers said council crews were assisting the community with recovery efforts after the heavy rainfall that was of similar scale to that which fell over Cooroy in late February.
"This rain event was in excess of a 'Q100' which means it was even more severe than a 1 in 100 year rain event," he said.
"Crews from council and the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) are conducting assessments of damage as well as the associated business and residential support needs."
Mr Rogers said council would deploy skip bins around the worst affected areas of the Sunshine Coast for residents to dispose of rain affected items.
"We offered this service during the February storm cleanup around Cooroy and Pomona and will offer it again around the hardest hit areas of the region," he said.
Don't miss tomorrow's Sunshine Coast Daily for our souvenir edition of the floods featuring some amazing tales from those caught up in the drama as well as our best pictures
Mr Rogers said council crews would also conduct additional cleanups along the route for Sunday's Mooloolaba Triathlon.
"There is a significant amount of debris strewn from the Mooloola River Bridge down to Wurtulla on the Nicklin Way," he said.
"Street sweepers have been working in this area today and will continue again from midnight tonight in order to ensure that the triathlon course is as safe as possible for competitors on Sunday.
"I understand this is on a residential strip however this weather event requires these additional measures to ensure a thorough cleanup of the area is conducted."
SES volunteers on standby, watching weather
SES volunteers are on standby and monitoring warnings of an unstable weather pattern hanging about the Sunshine Coast.
The emergency response crews are replenishing supplies after a horror night of flood drama with more than 600 calls for help after 4pm.
Four state schools near Bundaberg are closed today as well as the Mountain Creek Outside Hours School Care.
All other Sunshine Coast state schools are open, the Department of Education says.
SES Maroochydore controller Fred Reuter says volunteers were sent home to rest about midnight after helping as many callers as possible.
SES crews are back out this morning following up with the hundreds of requests for assistance.
The clean up started at dawn as many returned to collect their abandoned cars on busy roadways between Coolum and Caloundra.
Nicklin Way remained a graveyard of empty vehicles for most of the night until floodwaters dropped after the afternoon deluge.
Deluge forces IGA to close this weekend
IGA X-press store owner Tony Spinks has kissed goodbye to his busiest trading weekend of the year after yesterday's deluge forced the closure of his Alexandra Headland convenience story.
Mr Spinks said the store would be shut for at least the next two or three days while he and staff clean up after 40cm of water rushed through the store.
Tradesman arrived at the store early this morning to try and restore power while Mr Spinks and staff mopped up and sorted out what stock could be saved.
He said he had lost all of the stock on the bottom shelves of the store plus perishables worth about $8000.
The store's closure coincides with the arrival of thousand of visitors for this weekend's Mooloolaba Triathlon.
SES flooded with 600 Coast calls
SUNSHINE Coast SES volunteers have received more than 600 call outs after almost half a metre of rain was dumped in the region in just hours.
About 200 homes in the Mooloolaba area were inundated with floodwaters last night as more than 300mm of rain fell in three hours.
Up to 80 roads were closed, there were multiple evacuations and more than 500 calls to the SES for urgent assistance.
This morning, the SES reported 408 calls had been attended to with others being responded to today.
The Sunshine Coast yesterday experienced a major rain event when up to 340mm fell between 2.30pm and 7.30pm.
Local Disaster Coordinator Andrew Ryan said the rain had a significant impact from Coolum to Caloundra with areas of Pacific Paradise, Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland, Golden Beach and the Nicklin Way at Kawana hardest hit.
"The highest rainfall totals over 12 hours were recorded at Parrearra Weir with 384mm, Bundilla with 359mm and Sugarbag Road with 325mm, and created havoc in many areas as flash flooding hit commuters, houses and businesses alike," he said,
Flash flooding on the Nicklin Way ground traffic to a halt and rising water threatened vehicles, with some people trapped for up to four hours.
Many vehicles were abandoned on roads across the affected areas and as weather conditions eased and flood waters receded last night, police were making arrangements for those vehicles to be moved clear of the roadways.
Mr Ryan said a number of vehicles were left along the median of the Nicklin Way as people sought refuge from flood waters.
"Police are requesting that people hold off on retrieving these vehicles until after 10am this morning to avoid causing traffic disruptions and for safety reasons," he said.
"Where people require assistance they are requested to contact the Sunshine Coast Police Communications Centre on 5409 0000.
"With the assistance of Red Cross and Queensland Surf Lifesaving, five evacuation centres were activated and provided respite for fifteen people with 5 staying overnight.
"This morning, 36 roads remain closed and 104 are open with caution. .
"I recommend that drivers check council's website for the most up-to-date information before travelling today."
Flooded roads hampered SES efforts to respond to 594 requests for assistance. At four am 397 jobs were completed with 197 outstanding.
Queensland Fire and Rescue Service performed four swift water rescues from Mooloolaba and completed 110 requests for assistance with 17 requests outstanding at midnight.
Queensland Police Service responded to 220 calls overnight for assistance.
Council staff and members of Queensland Fire and Rescue will be out assessing the extent of damage to infrastructure and private property this morning, and will be determining where people need help to dispose of damaged goods or other personal assistance
The heavy rainfall caught tens of thousands of people between Coolum and Caloundra off guard when the deluge hit about 4pm.
Children had to be evacuated from a Mooloolaba childcare centre by a swift water rescue team when flash-flooding hit Ocean View Ave.
There was 126mms of rain in one hour in Kawana - making it a one in 100 year event. A total of 385mm was recorded in the 19 hours up until 5am Friday.
Evacuation centres were established at Nambour Civic Centre, and Maroochydore, Kawana, Marcoola and Mooloolaba surf life saving clubs.
Some people were unable to even make it there, camping out at work for the evening.
Cars were abandoned on the side of roads and on median strips, some with water up to the windows.
Water was reported to be waist high during high tide about 8.30pm in Cotton Tree.
The SES registered 150 jobs between Coolum and Caloundra in about an hour from 4pm. It skyrocketed to 500 by 6.30pm.
Businesses were also hit. Many were forced to close their door under the threat of water.
Kawana Shoppingworld had to resort to sandbagging.
Main roads including Nicklin Way, Alexandra Pde, Bli Bli Rd, Sugar Rd, Aerodrome Rd and Sunshine Mwy were gridlocked from the afternoon into the evening.
At Sunshine Coast Council's disaster management centre, representatives from the Police, Ambulance, Fire and Rescue and SES worked with council hydrologists.
SES and Emergency Management Queensland area director Andrew Wyatt said response crews were expected to work throughout the night.
"We've had calls for leaking roofs, flash flooding, drains backing up and not coping," he said.
"Water was entering kitchens, laundries and bathrooms because it couldn't get away."
Mr Wyatt said the worst of the storm had passed by 7.30pm.
With it, he expected a lot of SES calls to drop off as well.
Residents around Maroochydore were stunned by Mother Nature's destruction.
On Bungama St, resident Gavin Bingham used towels and bedding to keep water from coming in his back door.
"It's already come in. The entire backyard is under," Mr Bingham said. On Aerodrome Rd, businesses including Eagle Boys and Video Ezy had to shut the doors.
Eagle Boys store manager Adam Larkin said delivery cars were stranded and some had water in them.
"We've never seen it like this before. We had no choice but to shut the shop," he said.
At Mt Coolum, the wall of a house was knocked over by the water and a stormwater drain burst.
Despite the massive rainfall, Energex reported minor disruptions.
At Sunshine Coast Airport, flights DJ 481 from Sydney and JQ 792 from Melbourne had to be diverted.
Reports a 56-year-old man had drowned about 7.30pm at Lopinya Cres, Kawana, proved false.


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Amityville Students Participate in the Annual Long Island Special Olympics
On Sun., May 4, Amityville students and volunteers participated in the 37th Annual Long Island Special Olympics Spring Games at William Floyd High School in Mastic Beach. The sun shone brightly as the Amityville athletes spent the day competing with the help of student volunteers from Amityville Memorial High School.
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Fathers of Snowboarding: Craig Kelly
Photos and captions: Bud Fawcett
Craig Kelly is known to be the 'Godfather' of free-riding. Craig brought so much to snowboarding, from the way we ride a snowboard, to the way we look when we ride a snowboard. Craig was a professional snowboarder up until the day he passed away in an avalanche near Revelstoke, BC.
Head here to see a piece written by Ken Achenbach about Craig from 1992.
More about Craig Kelly Here.
Now we know that these are not the only 'Fathers of Snowboarding' but there's only seven days in a week. Some of the other 'Fathers' that we would like to recognize are Sherman Poppin, Bob Barci, Bert LaMar, Tom Burt, Jamie Lynn, Terje Haakonsen, Chris Roach, Shawn Farmer, Damian Sanders, and many more who helped shape the sport into what it is today.
Check out Craig in the TransWorld SNOWboarding Video Magazine Ep1 from 1993 Here


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Attorney General Bill Lockyer Hosts Ceremony to Kick-off Construction of New Fresno Crime Lab
(FRESNO) - Attorney General Bill Lockyer today hosted a special ceremony on the campus of Fresno State University to kick-off the construction of a new California Department of Justice (DOJ) forensic laboratory that will serve law enforcement agencies in Fresno, Inyo, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Mono and Tulare counties. Lockyer was joined at today's event by numerous representatives from local law enforcement agencies and the university.
"The need to replace many of our state crime labs has been apparent for years," Lockyer said. "Central Valley residents and law enforcement deserve the best. Once it's built, this new laboratory will have the staffing and latest technology necessary to help local law enforcement throughout the Central Valley investigate and solve crimes faster and better than ever before. I am excited that it will also be a teaching laboratory that will train future generations of criminal forensic scientists."
The DOJ's new 36,000-square-foot facility will replace two existing smaller offices and employ 38 scientists and staff when it is completed. The lab will provide important criminal forensic services, including: DNA evidence analysis, analysis of controlled substances, blood alcohol tests, latent print analysis, serology, ballistics, as well as firearms and tool-mark examinations. The increase in space will also allow the lab to house a new teaching laboratory in which both staff and Fresno State University students will learn about and use the latest innovations in forensics technology.
For more than 30 years, the Fresno Lab has been serving the forensic needs of the Central Valley. The lab began operating out of a Fresno State women's dormitory in 1972, with a staff of 5. Over the years, the staff has grown to its current level of 30, making the current facility too small. The new Fresno Crime Lab will now be able to house a larger evidence inspection area, allowing large items of evidence, such as cars and motorhomes, to be processed in a controlled and secure environment.
In California, 46 of the state's 58 counties rely on the DOJ's 10 regional crime labs for forensic services. Attorney General Lockyer has also recently announced the opening of a crime lab in Riverside and the new state DNA Lab in Richmond. In May, Lockyer will celebrate the opening of a crime lab in Ripon.


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If you wish to be informed about the study offer at the Univeristy of Twente and see our campus, visit us during the Open Day in March or November. However, if you have already narrowed down your study search to a specific master's programme at the University of Twente, we advise you to visit us during the Student for a Day. Participating in a Student for a Day is the most efficient way to visit a campus on a day of your choice and get all your questions answered by current students and programme representatives.
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Intel Corp., the world's leading manufacturer of microprocessors for personal computers, is putting down new roots in the Lehigh Valley.
The Santa Clara, Calif., manufacturer struck a deal to buy a chunk of Avago Technology that employs hundreds of high-tech workers in the Lehigh Valley, the companies announced late Wednesday.
Intel will pay Avago $650 million in cash for its Axxia Networking business in a deal that comes only months after Avago bought LSI Corp., which had a presence in the Lehigh Valley for nearly a decade.
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Back to (training) school with Bruel & Kjaer UK
Bruel & Kjaer UK is running a range of practical and theoretical training courses starting in September.
The sound and vibration companys courses range from theoretical-based introductions to practical sessions, including the Theory and Practice of Noise Measurements course. This session is ideal for anyone new to the fields of noise and acoustic measurements. Its aimed at sound level meter users, operating within a variety of applications, such as noise abatement, product labeling and building acoustics.
There is also the two day Vibration Testing for Engineers course which offers a practical introduction to the subject of vibration testing. Its designed to meet the needs of engineers new to the subject of vibration testing - and also acts as a useful refresher course for more experienced users.
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The Maxxis Raze is a cyclo-cross tyre billed by Maxxis as the "solution to the diverse terrain a cyclo-cross race requires". Weight-wise, the folding version sits in the middle between the Mud Wrestler and the Mimo CX, both of which are billed by Maxxis as more suitable for wet terrain, while the Raze's selling point, according to Maxxis, is its versatility.
The tread design features a central ridge of closely spaced square knobs for reduced rolling resistance on harder terrain, while the square side knobs are spaced wider apart.
Like most Maxxis tyres I've used they mount really well - I tried them on Mavic tn719 and on Alex XD rims. I like that fixing punctures does not require tyre levers.
According to Maxxis, the Raze uses a slightly softer compound (though they don't state compared to what), which no doubt contributes to the grippy feel. They are quite happy being thrown into tight corners at speed, and track nicely on off camber sections - no issues with side-slipping. The spacing of the side lugs keeps any build-up of mud at bay, which helps keep the traction turned on.
The tighter spacing on the central ridge comes into play when the course hits a Tarmac section, where the tyres don't feel draggy at all.
As anyone who's raced off-road will know, tyre pressure can make the difference between hitting the corners at full speed, or hitting the trees at full speed. I found 35 psi to be about right for wetter conditions (I weigh 80kg), and just on the right side of pinch punctures (I didn't get any), while for drier conditions I'd stick a bit more air in. Certainly worth experimenting to get it right.
If you're looking to stick with one tyre for the cyclo-cross race season, the Maxxis Raze comes recommended.
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Make and model: Maxxis Raze Cyclocross tyre
Size tested: 700x33c
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The diverse terrain of a Cross race requires a unique solution: the Raze. Fast-rolling center ridge, widely spaced side lugs to shed mud, slightly softer compound remains pliable in cold conditions, and improved casing maintains integrity at low pressures.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
o Most versatile tread design
o Mud, snow and hardpack performance
o UCI compliant
We tested the folding 700x33 version, which Maxxis claim weighs 355 grams, although our scales said they were 405g each.
I was impressed how well they work in a variety of race condition - from dry, bumpy courses to 2 inches of water on the grass turning into slurry type affairs.
They have stood up well.
Comfort isn't the right word, but they certainly kept me going forward, on the bike.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
It worked well in all but the most muddiest conditions.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Its grip.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
No dislikes
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes, for cross racing.
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
Highly recommended for one-tyre-for-all conditions cyclo-cross racers.
About the tester
Age: 32 Height: 1.78m Weight: 76kg
I usually ride: All of them! My best bike is: Cervelo Dual
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, touring, club rides, fixed/singlespeed, Audax


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Shift34 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 186 designs submitted by 54 freelance designers.
In the early development phase, Homestagershq.com is designed to assist home sellers locate a home stager in their area to provide them creative advice on how to sell their home faster and for more.
Initially based in Australia, the aim of he concept is to take it international to list home stagers from all countries worldwide.
The site will be a place where home stagers can list their business, where suppliers to the home staging industry (Freedom, Ikea etc) can promote new products and where those selling their home can locate someone to help them review their property from a buyer perspective.
It is a creative environment allowing home stagers to blog, use forums, promote their business, find training materials and showcase projects they have completed.
The site will offer industry based information but will be largely populated by the membership of home stagers on the website.
For more information on home staging, please visit http://www.shiftbydesign.com.au (this is our other business).
Our audience is three fold.
One. We want to attract creative home stagers who are savvy enough to understand that promoting their business in an industry hub website will have benefits on their business and the amount of calls they receive.
Two. Home sellers wanting to locate a service provider that can independently review their property to improve their selling time and sale price.
Three. Major businesses involved in selling products or hiring furniture to the home staging industry that wish to promote their product to designers, home stagers and those who are aware of the benefits of properly presenting their property for sale.
NO clipart
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NO cartoon/animation images
NO house graphics in logo
Use your imagination - no real estate agent look for this logo!
We require a professionally finished logo that is clean, vibrant and contemporary without being clinical. It must appeal to creative and design orientated personality types.
Colour palette is at the designer's discretion but the colour choice should be modern but have the ability to stand the test of time (and be relevant on a global scale).
Happy to look at logo designs that are either text based only or logos that include a graphic element.
Font type of the brand name (homestagershq.com) is preferably Sans Serif.
Make the HQ component of the brand name a feature (whether it be in capital letters or a different colour to the other text). HQ is designed to represent Head Quarters of home staging, the place to go to find home stagers AND the place for home stagers to find information.
A landscape orientated logo to better suit online application as a header
White background preferable, but seeing the logo in a reverse format helps
Varying tones of the same colour palette (please avoid lime green as this is our other business colour)
As per the brief, no roof tops or stylised houses. Picking elements from within the home is acceptable
If you are going to include a graphic element to support your logo, please avoid using non-descript icons that would be more representative of banks, finance or the IT sector
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"Of those who were left in the classroom of first graders, she was the lone survivor," Solomon said. (Law enforcement officials and witnesses say seven pupils survived in a second classroom by hiding in a closet.)"Somehow, in that moment, by God's grace she was able to act as if she was already deceased," said Solomon, who spoke at the community interfaith vigil Sunday night on the same program as President Barack Obama.Solomon said the little girl couldn't have survived "outside of divine intervention.""She has wisdom beyond her years," he said.
Solomon said the little girl couldn't have survived "outside of divine intervention."
How can 26 murdered people and one injured be considered a miracle.


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March 25. 2013 8:58PM
Well, that stinks: Man takes tumbles into Brentwood pit of sewage
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
BRENTWOOD - A septic service worker cleaning inside a sewer pump house at the Rockingham County complex slipped and fell six feet into a pit of sewage Monday afternoon, fire officials said.
"We had to clean him up the best we could," Fire Chief Kevin Lemoine said.
The man, who works for Stewart's Septic Service, accidentally fell into the sewage shortly after 3 p.m., Lemoine said.
Jude Gates, the county's director of facilities, said the pump house is located in front of the Rockingham County jail on North Road and manages sewage from the jail and the Rockingham County Nursing Home.
The facility is used to pump sewage to the wastewater treatment plant.
"We've never had any problems there before," she said.
Lemoine's son Gary, a Brentwood firefighter and emergency medical technician who responded to the scene, said a coworker helped the man climb out of the sewage.
The worker was standing outside the pump house when Brentwood fire and rescue personnel arrived.
"He was in good spirits," said Gary Lemoine, adding that the man still had some sewage on his body.
He suffered minor injuries and was transported to Exeter Hospital where he was expected to be decontaminated by medical personnel.
"Once we got him to the hospital we had to decontaminate the ambulance and anything that got touched," he said.
Gary Lemoine said the man is lucky that he wasn't seriously hurt.
"It was an unusual call," Brentwood police Detective Randall Frotton said.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Despite a furious comeback attempt, the King University men's volleyball team was unable to come away with a road win in conference play on Wednesday night, falling to Pfeiffer University 3-1.
The Tornado (7-8, 3-4 Conference Carolinas) went down in each of the first two sets and found themselves trailing 20-17 in the third as the team tried to avoid a sweep. But the Tornado rallied for four straight points on a run fueled by a block by Matthew Lychock and Kiel Bell to claim a 21-20 advantage and seize the momentum back from the Falcons (6-7, 4-2 Conference Carolinas), who seemingly held it all match long. Despite the brief four-point rally, King took a timeout with Pfeiffer holding a match point at 24-23 in the set before a Nick Serowski kill staved off elimination. King again fought back from a one-point deficit to tie the match at 25, then Serowski and Lychock combined for two straight blocks to give King a 27-25 win in the third set.
In the fourth, the Tornado again trailed 24-23 before rallying to extend the match. Time after time, the Falcons served on match point, but King matched every play. When the match finally ended, King had staved off elimination on eight consecutive match points before succumbing to the Falcons 33-31 on a Wyatt Hamilton kill that delivered a 3-1 win in the match for Pfeiffer.
Hamilton led the Falcons with match-high 26 kills and eight errors on 48 attempts for a hitting percentage of .375. He paced four Falcons who had double-figure kills on the night. As a team, had 73 total kills compared to just 42 for King and hit .324 overall. The Falcons only had one set in which their hitting percentage fell below .350.
Serowski and Eddie Moushikhian had 13 and 11 kills, respectively, to pace the Tornado, who hit .207 as a team. Serowski chipped in an ace, five digs, and three blocks, while Moushikhian had an assist, an ace, seven digs, and a block on the night. Bell led the Tornado in assists for the first time this season with 24, while Lychock added four blocks.
The Tornado will continue a busy stretch of road matches on Thursday as the team travels to Gaffney, S.C. to take on Limestone College in a conference match. First serve is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. King will then travel to Erskine College on Friday to play a Conference Carolinas opponent on the road for the third consecutive day.


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Bruins, Blackhawks clash in pivotal Game 4
The Boston Bruins will try to take a commanding lead in the Stanley Cup Finals on Wednesday, as they host the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 4 from TD Garden.
After losing Game 1 in a triple overtime, the Bruins have taken two in a row to grab a 2-1 edge in this best-of-seven set. Boston notched a 2-1 OT victory in Saturday's Game 2 battle in Chicago and then recorded a 2-0 triumph in Monday's clash at TD Garden.
Chicago had its worst outing of the series in Game 3, but this year's Presidents' Trophy winners have a chance to tie the series on Wednesday. If the Blackhawks lose Game 4, however, they'll be faced with an elimination game when the teams meet again in Chicago on Saturday.
Boston is 8-2 at home in the playoffs this year while Chicago is just 3-5 on the road.
The visiting Blackhawks couldn't solve Tuukka Rask in Game 3, as Boston's goaltender stopped 28 shots for his third shutout of the playoffs. Rask has turned aside 120-of-125 shots so far in this series and is sporting a 1.64 goals against average in 19 playoff games this spring.
"I mean, they had shots, but most of them came from the outside," said Rask. "We eliminated a lot of those rebound opportunities. I think that's something that every team likes to do, and we succeeded today."
Boston received second-period goals from Daniel Paille and Patrice Bergeron on Monday, then turned to its goaltender in the third period to preserve the lead. Paille scored for the second straight game, while Bergeron dominated the faceoff circle, winning 24 of his 28 draws in Game 3.
Jaromir Jagr registered an assist on Bergeron's goal, giving him 197 playoff points in his career and moving the Czech star into sole possession of fifth place on the NHL's all-time list, one ahead of Paul Coffey.
Jagr, who has no goals and eight assists in this postseason, is the only player never to have worn an Edmonton uniform in the top-five in playoff points. Wayne Gretzky (382), Mark Messier (295), Jari Kurri (233) and Glenn Anderson (214) are in spots 1-4.
Chicago received a 33-save effort from Corey Crawford on Monday, but the club couldn't overcome the absence of star winger Marian Hossa, who was a late scratch for Game 3. The good news is the unspecified upper-body injury isn't expected to be serious and Blackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville said Tuesday that Hossa "is likely to play" in Game 4.
The likely return of Hossa, who was replaced by Ben Smith in the lineup on Monday, could spark the struggling Chicago power play, which went 0-for-5 with the man advantage on Monday. The Blackhawks have failed to score on 11 power- play chances in this series and the club is just 7-for-62 on the man advantage in this postseason.
"They box you out. They got big bodies. They blocked shots," said Quenneville about Boston's success on the penalty kill. "I think we had some chances to get some pucks through the net, we didn't. Our entries weren't great. That's something you want to look at."
From a historical sense, Chicago needs to take Game 4 to have a realistic shot at winning this series. Although the Blackhawks came back from down 3-1 to defeat Detroit in the second round of this year's playoffs, only one team in NHL history -- the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs -- has ever come back to win a Stanley Cup Finals series after trailing three games to one. The Leafs erased a 3-0 deficit in that series to against the Red Wings.
This series marks the first time Original Six franchises have met in the Stanley Cup Finals since 1979, when Montreal defeated the New York Rangers in five games.
Boston has won five of the six postseason meetings with Chicago.