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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Tech football team returns to prime time this fall with a couple of Thursday night home games, hosts five in Tucker Stadium, opens on the road against two FBS opponents, and faces a challenging eight-game Ohio Valley Conference slate.
Those are some of the highlights in the 11-game schedule awaiting Golden Eagle head coach Watson Brown and his squad in 2010.
Director of Athletics Mark Wilson announced the schedule this week.
While the end of the regular season features two major hurdles toward winning an OVC championship, Brown said the early portion of the slate could be the key to success.
"We're going to have to be good early in the season to have a shot at playing for the championship late in the season," Brown said.
"We have four goals at the start of the season," he said. "One is to have a winning record, two is to win all our home games, three is to win the state championship for the York Trophy, and four is to win the OVC.
"If we do those four things, we reach the playoffs. Last year we reached three of the four goals, so our window for improvement is very small," he said. "The only way this team can improve this year is to repeat those three and win the OVC championship."
Tech will host five games in Tucker Stadium, including two Thursday night contests early in the year. Four of the five home games are against OVC opponents, all of which have been among the league's powers this decade.
After kicking off the campaign with road games at Arkansas and TCU, the Golden Eagles open in Tucker Stadium on Thursday night, Sept. 16, by hosting Lane College from Jackson, Tenn., in a non-conference game.
"It's our first home game and our kids always get excited about that," Brown said. "It's a non-conference game, and we've been successful opening with non-conference opponents. We need to be ready to do that again, but it won't be easy. It's just four days after playing at TCU, so it will be a tough week for us. A tough week, but it will be exciting."
In week four, Tech opens OVC play with a road game at Southeast Missouri (Sept. 25).
"We've got to get through those early non-conference games and have our team ready to go when we get on the bus to SEMO," Brown said.
The Golden Eagles are back on Overall Field for their second Thursday night battle on Sept. 30, this time with UT Martin in an OVC clash.
"If we're not good early in the season, it will be real hard for us to be competing for the championship late," Brown said. "We hope we have a lot at stake when those two teams come to town."
Homecoming will be Saturday, Nov. 13, against Eastern Kentucky.
Brown's fourth season at the helm gets underway with a couple of tough tests as the Golden Eagles play at Arkansas (Sept. 4) and TCU (Sept. 11).
"Talk about a challenge, we open the season with games at Arkansas and TCU, but we're excited about this opportunity for our young men to play these types of opponents," Brown said. "It's a learning experience for our young men every time we play against that level of competition. It gives our players a chance to face the very best competition we can."
Wilson said that games against FBS opponents are special events that the team and Tech fans have been excited about in past years.
"Playing up a level has become a tradition for Golden Eagle football and we're excited about another opportunity to add to that tradition," Wilson said.
The balance of the 2010 schedule finds Tech playing OVC road games at Austin Peay (Oct. 9), Tennessee State (Oct. 23) and Murray State (Nov. 6). The Golden Eagles have an open date on Oct. 30.
Tech will also bid to defend its hold on the Sgt. York Trophy in 2010, after sweeping to victories against all three Tennessee OVC schools last season. In this year's chase for the Sgt. York Trophy, Tech plays one game at home (UT Martin) and two on the road (Austin Peay and Tennessee State).
"The York trophy is a neat thing, and I think it's growing in competitiveness each year," Brown said. "We know how important it is to us, and how proud we are to have won it. We know those other three are waiting to see us this year, and I think it's tougher on us this year because of what we accomplished last year."
The Golden Eagles closed the 2009 season with a 6-5 overall record and claimed second place in the Ohio Valley Conference with a 5-3 league record.
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TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Egypt withdrew its embassy personnel from Tripoli Saturday, a spokesman for Libya's Foreign Ministry said, after gunmen abducted five of them overnight apparently in retaliation for the arrest of a Libyan militia leader in Egypt.
Egypt had earlier reported that its administrative attaché had been kidnapped in the Libyan capital late Friday.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammed al-Asswad said four other Egyptian diplomats were snatched in the early hours of Saturday. Those kidnapped included the cultural attache, he added.
The abductions came hours after Libya's state news agency reported that Egyptian authorities had arrested Shaaban Hadiya, the commander of the Revolutionaries Operation Room militia. The Libyan government blamed the group for the abduction of Prime Minister Ali Zidan last year. It claims to answer to the army but is widely seen as operating independently.
Operation Room spokesman Adel al-Ghiryani called on Egypt to release Hadiya, who had travelled there for medical reasons. Al-Ghiryani told The Associated Press that he has no idea why Hadiya was detained, and he denied his group was involved in the kidnapping of the diplomats.
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Egypt's state news agency says the embassy staffers were evacuated after the abductions. An airport official says that the military attache and other diplomats in the Egyptian embassy in Tripoli had arrived in Cairo with their families. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the press.
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Jean Johnson, Associate Director of the UH Manoa Center on Disability Studies (CDS), was awarded Professional of the Year by the Special Parent Information Network (SPIN) at their 24th annual conference in April. Sponsored by the Disability and Communication Access Board and the Department of Education, SPIN is a parent to parent organization in Hawai'i that provides information, support, and referrals to parents of children and young adults with disabilities and the professionals who serve them.
According to Susan Rocco, SPIN Coordinator and longtime CDS Advisory Council member, Johnson's exceptional reputation and relationship with SPIN began 22 years ago when Johnson became the project director of the 0-3 Project, a state planning grant to develop and coordinate services for infants and toddlers with disabilities. During her directorship, Johnson encouraged staff to bring their infants to work with them and could often be found multitasking with a baby on her lap. "If ever there was a professional who could model the concept of putting families in the center of care, it was Jean. Everything she did was parent and kid friendly," Rocco said.
Johnson has been serving the disability community for many years, extending her generosity and hard work to her staff, families, boards, and councils. The Learning Disabilities Association of Hawaii, Easter Seals Hawaii, the Developmental Disabilities Council, and the Special Education Advisory Council are just of few of her professional memberships.
Director of the CDS Robert Stodden said, "Jean Johnson is especially deserving of this recognition. She is known far and wide for her family centered approach when addressing the special health, education, and human service needs of children with disabilities. This honor, as well as the many others she has received, brings distinction to her professional career and to the Center on Disability Studies." An audiologist, as well as an educator, Johnson is the Associate Director of CDS. Through grant writing, she has been making significant contributions to everything from newborn hearing screening and inclusive education to transition supports for young adults with emotional disabilities and self advocacy for youth with developmental disabilities.
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Snow day: A gift from the childhood gods. Our expansive front yard, the hillocks facing Lime Kiln Road and the neighboring cornfield were carpeted in a blinding white sheen. We woke up that morning to the sight of it—the gods must have worked all night—and heard our school's name on the kitchen radio.
It's winter in Maryland, where snow days were no endangered species. So my brother Aaron and I, ages 8 and 6 respectively, knew the routine well. We bundled up in snow pants, taped produce bags around our boots, and put on the jackets with whale tail-shaped hoods that zipped closed to create cover. We stomped outside, leaving small concave ovals where our feet had been.
This snow day was no different. We bundled, we stomped. On this particular morning, I wandered around to the back yard, aimless, clueless. Aaron stayed in the front yard. He was the big brother, which made him less aimless, less clueless.
That's when Aaron saw the rusted-out cargo van hustle down Lime Kiln Road. It cut a hard right turn into our driveway. The snow, the ice, made it such that the van could not stop gracefully, but slid violently into the yard. The side door cracked open.
It is not unusual for the National Center for Missing or Exploited Children (NCMEC) to send out a tip sheet at the beginning of the school year, i.e. right now. Like it has in years past, the tip sheet highlights ways to help kids avoid abduction: Never take short cuts to or from school. Stay with a group while standing at the school bus. If anyone should try to take them somewhere, your child should resist (in the tip sheet, RESIST is in big bold black caps) by kicking, screaming and yelling. I am the father of two boys who go to school, who ride a bus, so this information is relevant to me. But it's a statistic in the tip sheet that really catches my attention, and reminds me of something I hadn't thought about for some time.
The man barreled through the van's side door, and headed directly for my brother. Aaron stumbed back, startled. He turned and ran. He tried his hardest, but felt slow, sluggish. The boots, the jacket, the foot of fresh snow. It was like running in a dream. Stride by stride, the little legs were losing to the big legs. The man was only three steps behind when Aaron reached the front door. He slipped inside and turned the lock. Through the front window Aaron saw the man, and the van still parked in the front yard. That's when he realized. Shawn.
The statistic I'm referring to comes from a new NCMEC study that analyzed more than 7,000 attempted (read as: unsuccessful) abductions over the past seven years. It found that children escape abductions 81 percent of the time through their own means: 53 percent ran or walked away from the suspect, and 28 percent yelled, kicked or pulled away. (Like this girl did.) Less than one in five attempts are broken up by a nearby parent, adult or good Samaritan. The kids—the kids—were their own best defense.
I couldn't help but think about my brother, and how he saved us from Who Knows What. Earlier today, I asked him if he could recount the events of that day. He said sure. He remembers it vividly, he tells me.
Aaron runs through the kitchen, through the laundry room, to the back porch. Shawn, he yells. Nothing. There is no sight of me. There is no sight of the man. Heart racing. The taste of aluminum in his mouth from the adrenalin. He yells again. Shawn! My head pops up from behind a snow pile. Aaron doesn't want to scare me, so he keeps the rhetoric calm. Come inside, he says. Why, I say. Let's play in the house for now, he says. I listen, and follow him inside.
Aaron returns to the front window. He sees the van, still in the yard. It's stuck. Wheels spinning. Slush flying. The cough of exhaust. Finally, its treads find a grip, and the rusted-out cargo van pulls out onto Lime Kiln Road.
My mother walks out shortly thereafter. She's been in the back office working, with no idea of what's happened. She sees us pulling off our boots and jackets. This is a cute moment, she thinks, I'm going to grab the camera.
The NCMEC can tell you too many things about the nature of abduction. Preteen and teenage girls are the most common targets. The most common time of day is between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. And most often, the suspect is someone you know. Of the 797,500 children that were reported missing last year, only 115 were the victims of a "stereotypical" kidnapping: someone the child does not know who holds them overnight, demands ransom or intends to keep the child permanently. That means .00014 percent of all kidnappings are like the ones in movies and TV shows.
Ten years ago, my mother was going through boxes in my brother's room, and found his college essay. It asked: Name the three most meaningful events in your life. The attempted kidnapping was one of them. All the details were there. Our family home on Lime Kiln Road. The rusted-out cargo van. My mom freezes. Disbelief. Tears. She knows that van. She can't believe it was him. She can't believe it was family.
It's hard enough being a kid. And for too many of them, they have the added responsibility of fighting off us, the adults, the grown-ups, imposing giants who loom over them like oaks. If they're lucky or smart or fast or all of the above, like my brother was, they get away. But then what? What does something like that do to a kid?
"For years, we were exactly the same. Happy, silly, no worries," Aaron says. "But that event changed everything for me. For years, I wouldn't take my eyes off you. At malls, grocery stores. I never lost sight of you. I became paranoid and nervous. That event instantly shot me with the realization that there were bad people. I guess you could say I lost my childhood innocence after that. It made me weary of the world."
Aaron carried this alone for decades. To this day, he has only shared the story with three people. Sadly, this is no surprise. When events like this happen in real life or online, approximately 60 percent don't tell their parents.
I have to talk to my boys, ages 8 and 6 respectively, without taking their childhood innocence or making them weary of the world. I need to teach my boys that they are their own best defense. They need to tell me when something seems strange or wrong, no matter who it is making them feel that way. We all have to do this. Eight hundred thousand gone in just one year.
Today, that family member is still alive. He has been saved, found Jesus, the ultimate reset button. We have seen him at weddings and funerals. We have talked to him, even laughed with him. Does he even know what he did? Or why he did it?
Today, there is a photo album back home in Maryland. In it, there is a picture of my brother and I. We are taking off our winter boots and jackets. Aaron looks at the camera, half a grin on his face. He had just saved his life, my life, like the thousands of other children who fought, kicked, screamed and got away. He is a hero, my hero, but in the picture, he is just a sweet boy at home on a snow day.


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Barbara J. DeGroat, a lifelong resident of the area, passed away Monday, January 28, 2013 at Orange Regional Medical Center, Wallkill, NY. Barbara was 67 years old. Daughter of Gilbert DeGroat, Jr. and the late Lucille Mann DeGroat, she was born on February 11, 1945 in Hackensack, NJ.
Barbara was a Customer Service Representative and retired after 33 years with Frontier Communications, Monroe, NY. She was a graduate of Zion Bible Institute, Rhode Island and a member of Solid Rock Church of God, New Windsor, NY.
Survivors include her father, Gilbert DeGroat, Jr. of Monroe, NY; her brothers: Michael G. DeGroat of Middletown, NY, Stephan M. DeGroat of Monroe, NY, Andre S. DeGroat of Conover, NC; her sisters: Cheryl J. Smith of Wendell, NC, Julia M. Litzler of Cornelius, NC; her four nephews, five nieces, and her great nieces and nephews, whom she loved very much.
Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a Funeral Service at 1 p.m., Friday, February 1st at Solid Rock Church of God, 20 Holloran Road, New Windsor, NY 12553. Interment will follow in Seamanville Cemetery, Monroe, NY.
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LeBron James is headed back to Cleveland to play for owner Dan Gilbert. That might have been unthinkable four years ago, when James announced he was taking his talents to South Beach to play for Miami and Gilbert responded with a scathing letter calling James' action "heartless," "callous" and a "cowardly betrayal." Here are some other famous hug-it-out moments in sports — or at least times when some hotheaded competitors briefly set aside their differences:
Magic Johnson and Larry Bird — Theirs was a bitter rivalry that largely defined the NBA for most of the 1980s. The cold war between them thawed in 1986 when they worked together on a Converse commercial that depicted them as archenemies. They met on the set at Bird's home in Indiana, a place Johnson initially protested visiting. They didn't talk much during filming of the first half of the commercial. But during a break, Bird's mom greeted Johnson with lunch and a hug. That broke the ice, and a friendship blossomed. "I got to know Larry the man that day," Johnson told David Letterman, "and he got to know Earvin."
Julius Erving and Bird — These two NBA Hall of Famers didn't always see eye to eye, and in 1984 they famously went toe to toe. In his 2013 autobiography "Dr. J," the Philadelphia 76ers superstar described how he wound up with his hand around the throat of the Boston Celtics legend. He thought Bird was taking a swing at him, "so I reach out, just wanting to make sure Larry can't clock me. I end up with my right hand on his chest, and my fingers around his neck." Both Erving and Bird wound up with $7,500 fines for that brawl, yet years later they would make far more than that doing promotional work together. "I don't hate Larry," Erving wrote. "I never hated Larry. I hated Boston. I hated the Celtics."
Terry Bradshaw and Ben Roethlisberger — Who could have guessed the quarterbacks who won a combined six Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers would have such a frosty relationship? It started when Bradshaw criticized Roethlisberger for riding his motorcycle without a helmet, which came to light after Big Ben's near-fatal crash. Later, Bradshaw justifiably took issue with Roethlisberger's off-the-field behavior, specifically the allegations of sexual assault against him. The two mended fences in early 2011, when Bradshaw interviewed Roethlisberger for Fox before the Super Bowl. "We just both came to the conclusion that we're Steelers and we're part of that family," Bradshaw said. "I encouraged him and told him that yesterday is yesterday, I got his back and support him 100%. But if he screws up, I'm going to say it."
Bill Buckner and Boston Red Sox fans — Long after the boot came the reboot. Best remembered for allowing Mookie Wilson's grounder to pass through his legs in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, the much maligned Buckner was welcomed back to Fenway Park in grand style 22 years later. The retired first baseman got a standing ovation when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch to open the 2008 season, a reception that brought him to tears. He called the moment "probably about as emotional as you can get."
Pete Rose and Johnny Bench — These two Cincinnati Reds fixtures had a chilly relationship for years, so what were the odds they could make up? Pretty good, evidently. In 2010, Rose apologized to Bench for the way his gambling scandal in 1989 cast a shadow over Bench's induction in the Hall of Fame. Bench said Rose set up the meeting between the two, and that they hugged at the end of it.
George Steinbrenner and Billy Martin — Steinbrenner, owner of the New York Yankees, hired and fired Martin as manager so many times — five, in all — it became a running joke. Couldn't live with each other, couldn't live without each other. Martin was famously quoted: "All I know is [as a Yankees Manager], I pass people on the street these days, and they don't know whether to say hello or to say goodbye." Steinbrenner was rumored to be considering rehiring Martin yet again before Martin was killed in a 1989 car accident.
Reggie Miller and Spike Lee — We know player versus player, player vs. boss, or team vs. team feuds, but player vs. fan? For years, bad blood percolated between Indiana Pacers star Miller and filmmaker Lee, a noted New York Knicks fan seated prominently courtside. Hard to forget Miller scoring eight points in nine seconds to beat the Knicks in the 1995 Eastern Conference semifinals and taunting Lee afterward. Fifteen years later, in an ABC interview in which he promoted the movie "Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks," Miller said: "Spike, I consider you a … good friend. Thank you very much for your participation in this movie. Next time, drinks are on you."
Rob Blake and Los Angeles Kings fans — Blake, a defenseman who will enter hockey's Hall of Fame this fall, had two stints with the Kings as a player and now works in their front office. Many fans are still bitter over his first departure, especially because he won the Stanley Cup with Colorado in 2001. Those fans weren't happy with his second departure, either, because he agreed to only a limited waiver of his no-trade clause by the going-nowhere Kings before the deadline in 2008. Thus, the franchise did not get anything in return when he eventually departed, via free agency. Some old-guard fans weren't happy a year ago when he was named the team's assistant general manager. That fence-mending is a work in progress.
Al Davis and Pete Rozelle — NFL Films once called this the greatest feud in NFL history, pitting Davis, the irascible owner of the Raiders, and Rozelle, the public relations man turned league commissioner. The two couldn't hide their disdain for each other, in the courtroom or elsewhere. Both are gone now, and they never made up. But they briefly struck a fragile peace — at least for the cameras — when Rozelle handed the Lombardi Trophy to Davis after the Raiders beat Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. Rozelle had been advised by his NFL colleagues to hold the trophy with both hands to avoid the awkwardness of Davis stiffing him on a handshake. The two locked in a quick power grip, though.
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Okay, we admit it: when it comes to making our nails the prettiest of them all, there's probably nothing we won't at least want to try. So, obviously, we jumped at the chance to test out La Laque Couture Tie & Dye Top Coat Collection by Yves Saint Laurent, which claims to add an elegant sparkle to a manicure. Plus, if you apply it just so, it's supposed to create a gradient of shimmer intensity. We can't think of anything more perfect for the start of summer.
Ever the nail adventurer, our senior beauty editor Megan agreed to test this one out (it was so hard to convince her to try out a shimmering coral nail polish). Watch as she applies this super cool topcoat, and check out her verdict. Is this product really the shimmering manicure magic it claims to be? We sure hope so.
This top coat comes in four shades, three of which are already sold out. Pop Coat is still available, so if you're into it, don't second-guess yourself and just get it, before it's a week from now and you're re-watching this video in a sea of regret.
Yves Saint Laurent La Laque Couture Tie & Dye Top Coat Collection in Pop Coat, $25, available at Yves Saint Laurent.
Produced by Katie Lincoln, Shot by Jack Pearce and Nora De Broder, photographed by Amelia Alpaugh.


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The AM26C31 device is a differential line driver with complementary outputs, designed to
meet the requirements of TIA/EIA-422-B and ITU (formerly CCITT). The 3-state outputs have
high-current capability for driving balanced lines, such as twisted-pair or parallel-wire
transmission lines, and they provide the high-impedance state in the power-off condition. The
enable functions are common to all four drivers and offer the choice of an active-high (G) or
active-low (G) enable input. BiCMOS circuitry reduces power consumption
without sacrificing speed.
The AM26C31C device is characterized for operation from 0°C to 70°C, the AM26C31I device
is characterized for operation from –40°C to 85°C, the AM26C31Q device is characterized for
operation over the automotive temperature range of –40°C to 125°C, and the AM26C31M device is
characterized for operation over the full military temperature range of –55°C to 125°C.


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(BPT) - Who doesn't love the smell of a warm kitchen during the holidays? They're designed around food and bringing family, old friends and new friends together. However, holidays can also be a detriment to your healthy lifestyle and cause you to lose your focus through the end of the year.

But they don't have to.

"Think of fall as the perfect time to reassess the state of your health and prep for the challenges of the holiday season," says Alicia Rodriguez, corporate registered dietician at Life Time – The Health Way of Life Company. "When it comes to nutrition and avoiding weight gain, my motto is, keep it simple and easy."

Here are some tips to help you do the same.

Bulk up your plate with protein and vegetables

The side dishes at most holiday meals are often as good as the turkey or ham, but stuffing and mashed potatoes aren't the best way to fill your plate. One way to avoid weight gain is to build your plate with protein. This should be easy since holiday dinners revolve around meat. Second, fill your plate with side dishes that include vegetables. You may have a little spot left on your plate - use this space for your "indulgence." When you look at your plate, the goal is that the majority is still providing you with good nutrients and reduced carbohydrates.

Use the "fork" trick

Many of us go back for seconds, and even third helpings at holiday meals. This year, focus on asking yourself if you're enjoying your food. To help you answer this question, use the fork trick. Once you take a bite of food, place your fork down on the plate and let it go. Chew your food, swallow and then pick it up again. The key to this trick is letting go of the fork. This will remind you to slow down, enjoy your food and converse with friends and family.

Avoid the clean plate club

Growing up, many of us were always told "You can't leave the table until you finish everything on your plate" and inevitably, we spent many nights sitting alone at the dinner table. These days, Rodriguez advises her clients to eat until they are full and, if their plate is not clean, it's OK. Focus on one plate of food, slow down and be careful not to overeat. Overfeeding is never really a healthy thing to do.

Share your dessert with a loved one

After a satisfying meal, it is hard to avoid the sweet smells of pumpkin or warm apple pie. If you choose not to skip dessert, share a small slice with a loved one or new friend. If you are hosting, designate one family member to bring dessert to limit the endless selection of pies and reduce the urge to over indulge.

Make like a turkey and trot out the door

Start your holiday with a new tradition this year and gather the family to do something active. Take a walk to a local park, put together a family friendly flag football game, rake the leaves up in the yard (and jump into them) or encourage the family to sign up for a run/walk event such as the Life Time Turkey Day 5K or Commitment Day 2014.

Holidays are a time to be thankful for family, friends and everything in between. Savor the moment, really take time to taste your food, get out and have some fun, and avoid the holiday weight gain.


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Sup is a powerful new mail client developed for people who manage lots of mail. It can be viewed as a cross between Mutt and Gmail, with very fast operation and search, tagging, automatic contact management, support for a wide variety of accounts at once, and more.
- 1 Installing Sup
- 2 Configuring Sup
- 3 Using Sup
- 4 Backing-up and Restoring Sup
- 5 List of Keybindings
- 6 More Information
Installing Sup
To install Sup, download it from the AUR here. For more information, see the AUR_User_Guidelines. Alternatively, users that have yaourt installed may run:
$ yaourt -S sup
This will automatically install gdbm, ruby-ncurses, and xapian-ruby-bindings. Otherwise, ensure these (as well as their dependencies, such as ruby) are installed to make installing sup as painless as possible.
Configuring Sup
Sup comes with an easy to use configuration tool called Template:Codeline. To use it, start it in the console and walk through the steps, which are as follows:
- Enter your full name.
- Enter your primary e-mail address, as well as any alternate e-mail addresses.
- Enter the path to your signature file, if you have one.
- Enter the editor that should be used to compose new mail, as well as any arguments that should be passed to it.
- Add sources for your mail, including:
- mbox files
- maildir directories
- remote mbox files over SSH
- IMAP servers
After this is done, Template:Codeline will execute the Template:Codeline command to import mail into your mailbox.
If you use POP3 or another mail service (not IMAP) and you don't have any external programs installed to handle mail retrieval, use a guide such as the one on the Mutt#POP3 wiki page, then select the mbox or maildir delivery option when configuring Sup. Sup is for the most part only an MUA (mail user agent) and, with the exception of IMAP, cannot handle downloading mail on its own.
Using Sup
Execute the Template:Codeline or Template:Codeline command to start the Sup mail client. The program should show the messages imported by Template:Codeline.
The most important key for new users to remember is the "?" key. This will display a full list of keyboard commands at any point, reminding new users how to navigate the program.
To navigate between threads, use the arrow keys or the "j" and "k" keys ("J" and "K" work like the Page Up and Page Down keys). To jump between threads with new messages, press the Tab key. Sup doesn't load all threads by default; press "M" to load more (more messages will automatically load to fill the window).
To view a thread, select it and press the Enter key. To expand or collapse an individual message while viewing a thread, select the message and press the Enter key. Press "N" to expand only new messages (the default view) or "E" to toggle the state of all messages. Press "o" to show or hide hidden parts of a message (such as signatures).
To navigate between messages in a thread, press the "n" and "p" keys. To display the headers on a message, press the "h" key.
To cycle through buffers, press the "b" key, or press the ";" key to view a list of all of the open buffers. To kill a buffer, press the "x" key.
To archive a thread, press the "a" key. This will hide it from the inbox until someone replies to it, at which point it will reappear. To kill a thread, press the "&" key. This is equivalent to Gmail's "mute" function, which hides a message even if people reply to it. It will never re-appear in the inbox, but it will still show up in search results.
To star a thread, press the "*" key. To mark a thread as spam, press the "S" key. Sup doesn't have any built-in spam filter; for that, consider a program such as SpamAssassin.
To tag a thread, press the "t" key. To label the messages in a thread, press the "l" key. To search labels, press the "L" key. Enter a label for which to search or press the Enter key to call up a list of labels. To perform a full text search, press the "\" key.
Backing-up and Restoring Sup
Backing-up e-mail is very important. To ensure that you don't lose anything, first back up the sources, such as mbox files and maildir directories, then run:
$ sup-dump > filename
This will back-up all message states in a text file. To restore your message states from this text file, simply run:
$ sup-sync [<source>+] --restored --restore filename
Just remember that the commands above only back-up and restore message states. The messages themselves will need to be backed-up separately.
List of Keybindings
Keybindings from inbox-mode
a : Archive thread (remove from inbox) A : Archive thread (remove from inbox) and mark read
Keybindings from thread-index-mode
M : Load 20 more threads !! : Load all threads (may list a _lot_ of threads) ^G : Cancel current search @ : Refresh view * : Star or unstar all messages in thread N : Toggle new/read status of all messages in thread l : Edit or add labels for a thread e : Edit message (drafts only) S : Mark/unmark thread as spam d : Delete/undelete thread & : Kill thread (never to be seen in inbox again) $ : Save changes now tab : Jump to next new thread r : Reply to latest message in a thread f : Forward latest message in a thread t : Tag/untag selected thread T : Tag/untag all threads g : Tag matching threads +, = : Apply next command to all tagged threads # : Force tagged threads to be joined into the same thread u : Undo the previous action
Keybindings from thread-view-mode
h : Toggle detailed header H : Show full message header V : Show full message (raw form) <enter> : Expand/collapse or activate item E : Expand/collapse all messages e : Edit draft y : Send draft l : Edit or add labels for a thread o : Expand/collapse all quotes in a message n : Jump to next open message p : Jump to previous open message z : Align current message in buffer * : Star or unstar message N : Toggle unread/read status of message r : Reply to a message f : Forward a message or attachment i : Edit alias/nickname for a person D : Edit message as new s : Save message/attachment to disk S : Search for messages from particular people m : Compose message to person ( : Subscribe to/unsubscribe from mailing list ) : Subscribe to/unsubscribe from mailing list | : Pipe message or attachment to a shell command .a : Archive this thread and kill buffer .d : Delete this thread and kill buffer .s : Mark this thread as spam and kill buffer .N : Mark this thread as unread and kill buffer ,a : Archive this thread, kill buffer, and view next ,d : Delete this thread, kill buffer, and view next ,s : Mark this thread as spam, kill buffer, and view next ,N : Mark this thread as unread, kill buffer, and view next ,n : Kill buffer, and view next ]a : Archive this thread, kill buffer, and view previous ]d : Delete this thread, kill buffer, and view previous ]s : Mark this thread as spam, kill buffer, and view previous ]N : Mark this thread as unread, kill buffer, and view previous ]n : Kill buffer, and view previous
Keybindings from contact-list-mode
M : Load 10 more contacts D : Drop contact list and reload a, i : Edit alias/or name for contact t : Tag/untag current line + : Apply next command to all tagged items S : Search for messages from particular people
Keybindings from line-cursor-mode
<down arrow>, j : Move cursor down one line <up arrow>, k : Move cursor up one line <enter> : Select this item
Keybindings from scroll-mode
J, ^E : Down one line K, ^Y : Up one line <left arrow>, h : Left one column <right arrow> : Right one column <page down>, <space>, ^F : Down one page <page up>, p, <backspace>, ^B : Up one page ^D : Down one half page ^U : Up one half page <home>, ^, 1 : Jump to top <end>, 0 : Jump to bottom [ : Jump to the left / : Search in current buffer n : Jump to next search occurrence in buffer
Global keybindings
q : Quit Sup, but ask first Q : Quit Sup immediately ? : Show help b : Switch to next buffer B : Switch to previous buffer x : Kill the current buffer ; : List all buffers C : List contacts ^L : Redraw screen \, F : Search all messages U : Show all unread messages L : List labels P : Poll for new messages m, c : Compose new message ^G : Do nothing R : Edit most recent draft message
More Information
Sup has a website with a README, a new user guide, a FAQ, and a philosophical statement, as well as a wiki.


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The decision to implement an abbreviated day schedule requires the coordinated efforts of many people. Dr. Cleveland and other staff members, Department of Public Safety, and the Department of Student Transportation (DOST) gather information regarding weather and road conditions in order to determine whether our school buses can safely deliver students to school and whether staff, parents and student drivers can safely reach our campuses. It is not an exact science: conditions can vary widely in different parts of town and sometimes conditions change after a decision has been made.
The Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Cleveland, makes the final decision to implement an abbreviated day schedule or cancellation of school. In the very rare instances she is not available, the decision is made by the Associate Superintendent of Curriculum/Instruction and/or the Chief Operations Officer (the Superintendent's deputies).


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The Southeastern Conference released the opponents, dates, times and television networks for the 2014 men's basketball league schedule on Tuesday. Auburn will play Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Mississippi State twice each, will play host to Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri and Vanderbilt and will travel to play at Arkansas, LSU, Ole Miss and Texas A&M.
Auburn will open the SEC season on the road against Ole Miss at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 9 on either ESPN or ESPN2 before returning to Auburn Arena to face Missouri at 1 p.m. on ESPNU on Saturday, Jan. 11.
Auburn plays at Tennessee at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 15 on CSS and then returns home to play host to Florida at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18 on the SEC Network.
Auburn closes out the month with games at Mississippi State on Wednesday, Jan. 22 on ESPN3 (time TBD) and at Arkansas on Saturday, Jan. 25 on FSN at 5 p.m. before returning home to host Alabama on Wednesday, Jan. 29 on the SEC Network at 7 p.m.
Georgia visits Auburn on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 12:30 p.m. on the SEC Network. Trips to South Carolina (Wed., Feb. 5, ESPN3, time TBD) and LSU (Sat., Feb. 8, SEC Network, 3 p.m.) follow before Kentucky visits Auburn Arena for a 7 p.m. SEC Network broadcast on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Auburn plays host to Mississippi State on Saturday, Feb. 15 (SEC Network, 12:30 p.m.) before playing at Florida on Wednesday, Feb. 19 (FSN, 6 p.m.). Consecutive home games follow when Vanderbilt (Sat., Feb. 22, FSN, 5 p.m.) and South Carolina (Wed., Feb. 26, FSN, 8 p.m.) travel to The Plains.
The month of March opens with a trip to Alabama on Saturday, March 1 (ESPNU, 2 p.m.) and brings Tennessee to Auburn on Wednesday, March 5 (SEC Network, 7 p.m.). The regular season concludes on Saturday, March 8 at Texas A&M (SEC Network, 3 p.m.).
The SEC Tournament will be held March 12-16 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Ga.
All of the games included in the ESPN package (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, SEC Network, Fox Sports Net and CSS) will be available through WatchESPN, accessible online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app, through ESPN on Xbox LIVE to Gold members and on Apple TV to fans who receive their video subscription from an affiliated provider.
INFORMATION SOURCE: Auburn Athletics Department


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See the full press release here.
Oracle Buys Primavera
Creates First, Comprehensive Enterprise Project Portfolio Management Solution for Project-Intensive Industries
News Facts:
Today, Oracle announced it has agreed to acquire Primavera Software, Inc., a leading provider of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solutions, to accelerate its momentum in delivering mission-critical operational applications.
Primavera's PPM software helps companies propose, prioritize and select project investments, and plan, manage and control the most complex projects and project portfolios.
Together with Oracle's applications and infrastructure software, Oracle expects to provide the first comprehensive enterprise project portfolio management solution that helps companies allocate the best resources, reduce costs, meet delivery dates and ultimately make better decisions, all by using real-time data.
Oracle Enterprise PPM will be tailored to project-intensive industries such as engineering and construction, aerospace and defense, utilities, oil and gas, manufacturing, and professional services.
Primavera employees and management are expected to join Oracle to form a global business unit (GBU) focused on Enterprise PPM, and to help ensure a smooth transition for Primavera customers and partners. Primavera's CEO Joel Koppelman is expected to lead the business unit as Senior Vice President and General Manager.
The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close in the second half of 2008. Until the deal closes, each company will continue to operate independently. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.


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The main goal of this project is to make the current Eclipse-Databinding project compiled into JavaScript using the GWT-compiler. There are the following things to consider:
- GWT only provides a very small class lib (e.g. only ArrayList is available no LinkedList, no System.arraycopy)
- There are no threads, ... a possible solution to this could be later on Google-Gears
- Keep the footprint as small as possible this might also mean to split the current plugin into multiple ones (e.g. the core one and another one with the automatic converter stuff)
Porting process
Things we have to port are:
like documented here
- org.eclipse.core.runtime (partly)
- org.eclipse.core.databinding
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- Provide a replacement for Sytem.arraycopy (Maybe we could move them to a utility class?). We should implement as much our own but if bigger classes are needed later on e.g. BigInteger, ... lending those classes from Apache Harmony might make sense.
- Factor out not compilable code from Databinding and move the compilable code to base classes e.g. the whole auto-conversion stuff can't work in GWT (no BigDecimal, no NumberFormat, no DateFormat)
- Create a set of scripts to automatically create GWT-Lib from Databinding-Sources
Additional things to consider
- There's no Reflection available in GWT and as a result of this no Beans-Support, we have to think about an other solution. As of now I see the following possibilities:
- Get Core-EMF to compiled with GWT
- Provide our own small EMF (I called it PEMF for PoorEMF) for this it would be handy to have PropertyChange-Support from the java.beans package able. A possible solution is to copy them from Apache Harmony project
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City code enforcers: Gatsas checks the checkers
July 23. 2013 5:28PM
There is no perfect solution to the problem of city code enforcement officers being overzealous in their duties, but Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas has come up with a decent temporary fix.
Just before Independence Day, a city code enforcement officer ordered KC's Rib Shack on the West Side to shut down its outdoor tiki bar. The officer cited a dozen code violations, many of them minor. The most serious were some potential fire hazards. KC's owner Kevin Cornish and West Side Alderman Phil Greazzo called the action unnecessary and overly burdensome. They were right that the city should have worked with KC's to fix the problems quickly while letting the tiki bar remain open. If the safety hazards were so great that they warranted immediate closure of the bar area, then why did the inspector wait a week after his inspection to order the bar closed?
Greazzo says this is a case of a bureaucrat trying to teach a business owner a lesson. Maybe, but it's not as though code enforcement officers can just ignore code violations. We pay them to enforce the regulations our elected representatives write.
Gatsas has ordered department heads to sign off on any immediate closure of a business for code violations. That is a good temporary solution while aldermen review city regulations to see if they can be made less burdensome and their enforcement less adversarial.


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Valve: economist sees 'the future', discusses AR tech & hardware
Valve hardware chatter continues, following economist Yanis Varoufakis's spell as the studio's 'Economist-In-Residence'. Varoufakis has blogged about his time with the studio, has discussed Valve's dabbling in hardware, and claims to have seen 'the future' while there. Get his thoughts below.
The blog post was translated by NeoGAF forumite alexandros is rather fascinating, and recalls how Varoufakis was first approached by Gabe Newell to help the studio create what he allegedly called 'a single currency' across formats and countries. Whether or not this pertains to a system like Microsoft Points or not remains to be seen.
He was drafted in to help sort out the problem of economies that spawned from MMO games on Steam, and suggested that gamers selling in-game items across games and on eBay was part of Newell's desire to create a single currency.
Varoufakis explained, "Today, as we speak, one million people make a living off of Valve's games. And I don't mean the 400 employees of the company. For example, in China at least 200,000 players earn from 40 to 80 thousand dollars annually – which is more than enough to ensure a comfortable living, without even having to leave their house and with a PC and an internet connection as their only means of "production".
On the subject of Valve's internal economy and famous 'bossless' hierarchical system, Varoufakis added, "Because Valve itself is structured in a way that contradicts all our prejudices about what a modern, successful high-tech business means and how it should be structured. It's a bossless company, with no managers, with complete autonomy for every individual working there or working with it as I am now), with a system of value distribution that is based on the principle that they all vote on other people's salary.
"I've written elsewhere on Valve's structure so I won't go deeper here. I'll just say that it is an experiment that gives hope on how technological evolution could in the future a) be decoupled from the traditional hierarchical organization of a company (in a way that combines horizontal participatory management with high technology and efficiency) and b) lead to the radical separation of the capitalist connection of property rights over the means of production from the withholding of profits. A big discussion for another day."
On the subject of Valve's hardware exploits, which include AR goggle prototypes, Varoufakis explained, "At the time period between March till June I went back to Valve and we begun a research program of systematic study of their economies. Within a few days we had the first results that shed light on the way prices are determined and how arbitrage is fluctuating.
"At the same time, I got the chance to "see the future". You see, in addition to their game software, Valve has started developing hardware. Worried by Microsoft's and Apple's tendency to claim a bigger and bigger cut of its profits (in order to allow users access to Valve games through the computers that run their software), Valve has started experimenting with its own machines that give you the ability to run these games without a (Microsoft or Apple-controlled) computer.
"I've signed an NDA so I can't reveal much more. I'll just say that I really saw the future. (it's not a small deal to see a virtual but highly realistic alien stand beside a real human in the same room with you, walk around the room and wink at you. And all that without a screen, a projector or even a computer near you…)"
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Australian batsmen's woes against spinners were exposed once again as India A's unfancied duo of left-arm spinner Rakesh Dhruv and off-spinner Jalaj Saxena excelled with an impressive display, forcing the visitors to follow on before the warm-up match ended in a draw in Chennai on Monday.
Gujarat's Dhruv grabbed five for 51 while Madhya Pradesh all-rounder Saxena took four for 61 to dismiss Australia for 235 in their first innings in reply to India A's total of 451.
With 216-run deficit, India A skipper Gautam Gambhir enforced follow-on and Australian did a shade better in their second essay by finishing on 195 for three at the Guru Nanak College ground.
In all, it was a moral victory for the India A side as they exposed the chinks in the Aussie armoury. Against Board President's XI in their first warm-up game, the Aussies were bowled out for 241. In two successive matches, their batsmen failed to post a total in excess of 250.
If Pervez Rasool sowed the seeds of doubts in the Aussie minds about their inability to tackle spinners, Dhruv and Saxena's performance will certainly compound their worries and at the same time encourage Harbhajan Singh, Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha to go all out against Michael Clarke's men in the first Test.
The Aussies started the day at 131 for four and the overnight batsmen Matthew Wade (44) and Moises Henriques (33) took the score to 176 with a 49-run fifth wicket stand.
Both were trying to hit their way out of trouble - especially Henriques, who hit two fours and three sixes in his 41-ball knock before he padded an arm ball from the left-arm spinner Dhruve which started the slide.
For 31-year-old Dhruv, who is a veteran of 75 first-class matches and is not a contender for the national side, this performance will certainly be the most memorable one of his career.
Peter Siddle was run-out after he failed to cover his ground at the non-striker's end with Dhruv backing up beautifully to gather Manpreet Gony's throw and dislodge the bails.
While Wade was showing necessary composure during his 103-ball stay hitting four boundaries and two sixes, none of the other batsmen showed enough patience to stay at the crease and grind it out.
Mitchell Starc (11) and Nathan Lyon (0) then went for wild slogs off Saxena and were dismissed cheaply. While Starc was holed out in the deep by Ranganath Vinay Kumar, Lyon was clean bowled.
At 199 for eight, Xavier Doherty (7) provided a very brief resistance alongside Wade before the left-hander nicked one from Dhruv behind the stumps to glovesman CM Gautam.
With both Saxena and Dhruv on four wickets apiece, it was then a race among the duo as to who would get that elusive five-wicket haul.
The chubby-faced tall left-armer became lucky when a desperate Wade tried to hit him out only to be caught by Gony in the deep as Australia lost their last six wickets in only 26.3 overs.
Being asked to follow-on in a three-day match is nothing sort of humiliation but Australians did get some batting practice with Shane Watson helping himself to a second half-century in the match smashing 60 off only 63 balls with nine fours and a six.
Along with opening partner Ed Cowan who scored 53 off 81 balls with nine fours and a six, he added 104 runs for the opening stand.
The match was called off after 55 overs with Usman Khawaja batting on 30 in company of Wade who had scored 19.
The Australian side would not be very satisfied with their show in the two warm-up games as their batsmen have been found wanting against the unknown spinners.
Even their own spinners haven't been able to provide much inroads with the likes of Gautam Gambhir, Manoj Tiwary, Rohit Sharma and Ambati Rayudu negotiating Lyon and Doherty with ease.
Australian batsmen falter against spin, warm-up ends in a draw
Australian batsmen's woes against spinners were exposed once again as India A's unfancied duo of left-arm spinner Rakesh Dhruv and off-spinner Jalaj Saxena excelled with an impressive display, forcing the visitors to follow on before the warm-up match ended in a draw in Chennai on Monday.


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No, not as someone who's a really good friend where you go: "I love herrrrrr, she's like my twin." I'm talking straight up, biological twin. I don't think I've seen a thread like this before but I"m just wondering if anyone else has one? Identical or fraternal? I have one. She's a she and I'm a he. We're fraternal twins as you can guess lol.
And do you get along well too?
I get along rough with mine at times. I guess since we just know each other so well. We've been in the same classes in high school and have basically experience every grade together. Even in college we're taking some classes together every now and then. Love her but dang she drives me crazy sometimes.
Sounds cool. I only have a half sister and a cousin.
The King Of Chinese Dragons
Nope i wish i had a twin :\
Never Forget, I miss you all and love you all so much. Thank you
To be honest, twins scare me. ALOT. I might have a phobia. But, you and your sister might be alright for me. It's usually the ones who are identical that get to me.
by what I understand every one has a twin or doppelganger after all app. 6 trillion people almost as many supposed cells we have in our body vs. the number of possible gene sequences. so two like people have to exist geneticly in something like a lottery they may be as different as night and day (mean\ kind) (fat\skinny) (short\ tall) (sick\ healthy) accounting for nature vs. nurture.
I pull the cloak of anonymity around my self, and like a magick trick i am gone.
i have a twin. his name is Bjorn and he lives in mine brain. he tells me to do weird things like light stuff on fire, watch porn, and brush the cats hair backwards.
sipping at my sanity, drowning in monotony
No, but I did carry twins. One died early in the pregnancy. I'm not sure if I should say anything to the surviving twin....I heard stuff about surviving twins becoming depressed/suicidal when they find out they were part of a twin and one died....I also gave the surviving twin a double name, one was the name I would've given to his twin. I made his second name as Tomas, meaning "twin" in his twin's memory. His first name means "little warrior". He had to fight to live. He continues to fight because he has a condition, but he is overcoming it.
Watching K-dramas instead of sleeping....;D
I wonder what mine would be like if I am right and that chance exist?
I pull the cloak of anonymity around my self, and like a magick trick i am gone.
I have a twin, and we are fraternal. Most people don't believe we're twins or that I'm the older one. I know the feeling of sharing classes and pretty much everything with your twin. However seeing as you are a different sex I imagine you wasn't in the same room for real long. I shared a room with my twin until I was a Sophomore in High School (not complaining just saying)
We get along as well as you do I'd imagine. We can both be pretty big d-bags to each other but that's how we've always been. He's far superior to me when it comes to games. (I swear it's like he has both of our luck when we play each other) So when I win I rub it in big time. that usually pisses him off real good.
I come from a family of 4 siblings including me, and I get along with my older brother (not the twin) much better than anyone else.
I really wish I had a twin, I'd probably fight with him/her a lot, but that's part of the experience
UBC Science or UTSG Rotman Commerce?
I came back to mention something, and I wanted your take on it Chase. When I was in 7th grade another set of twins happened to transfer into the same school as my twin and I. I got to know them both quite well through Middle School. Once in High School they had both changed. They started hanging out with, well for the lack of a better term "the wrong crowd." They both got into drugs, and all that goes with that crowd. Well about 2 years ago the younger of the two died of an O.D.. It was sad.
Which arrives me to what I wanted your and any other twins take on Chase. The moment I heard that she had died, I had a really weird feeling. Not like I wanted to run to my twin and hug him or anything like that. I don't know how to explain it. I guess I had just never thought of it before. It just hit me hard. I know it wasn't from having a friend die though cause unfortunately one of my closer friends had a tragic dirt bike accident 6 years ago and it wasn't the same as this feeling. The only thing i could figure out was that I felt for her, but being a twin I really felt it for both the sisters. Any idea what I'm trying to say here? Ever felt that before?
I have a twin, she is a pain in the ass but I love her xD
"While we are talking of peace, people are dying." - Setsuna F Seiei (Gundam 00)
Yeah. Chuck Norris.
I'm too fucking lazy to change my online status. Never assume I'm always on CR.
Yeah, and we're identical. At some points it's cool being a twin, at others it's really annoying.
This post took ages to write
i would rather have twins than be one.


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AUBURNDALE, Fla. -- Three home runs powered Greenville College 's offense on Monday at Auburndale The blasts carried Greenville College to a 7-5 victory in seven innings over St. Norbert.
Home runs for Greenville College came when Rob Perrine homered in the second inning, Kenny Trager homered in the fourth inning, and Ryan Smith homered in the fourth inning.
Greenville College held off St. Norbert, as St. Norbert was unable to overcome a four-run sixth inning deficit.
St. Norbert scored two runs in the seventh on a two-run home run by Jose Godinez. Still, St. Norbert couldn't draw even.
Trager paced Greenville College at the plate. Trager went 2-4, drove in one and scored one run. He homered in the fourth inning and singled in the fifth inning.
Derek Reckmann got the win for Greenville College . He allowed four runs over six innings. He struck out five, walked three and surrendered six hits.
St. Norbert jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. Troy Rottier got things going for St. Norbert with a single. A single by Godinez then moved Rottier from first to second.
Greenville College stayed on top until the final out after taking the lead in the fourth, scoring three runs on an RBI double by Dalton Goldsmith and two solo blasts.
St. Norbert brought home two runs in the fourth inning, and matched that run total in the seventh. In the fourth, St. Norbert scored on a two-run single by Carlos Rodriguez, bringing home Nick Pierre and Bryan Thiessenhusen.
Greenville College piled on two more runs in the top of the sixth. Cole Lawson kicked things off with a single, plating Hunter Bryan.
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When storms force your cruise to skip ports of call, don't sit idly in your cabin watching the whitecaps break menacingly against the ship. Go find your fellow passengers and stage a mutiny! At least that is what passengers onboard the Sapphire Princess did when two typhoons kept the ship from planned port calls in Vietnam, Japan, and Taiwan.
At one point, with passengers assembled in the ship's theater, she said, "the attorney jumped up and grabbed the microphone away from the assistant cruise director and said: 'We're taking over the stage! We have a petition!'"


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One-to-One Service.com has released iService Chat to several beta users, expanding its current support channels of email and web self-help.
iService Chat is an integrated feature of the iService Customer Interaction Solution that allows users to engage in dialogue with their Web site visitors. As an integrated component of iService, users have access to the full suite of productivity tools, like stock responses, customer history, and the full iService knowledge base while interacting with Web site visitors.
"The live chat features of iService are built using iService Forms, which allows our customers to fully customize the pages presented to Web site visitors," said Scott Whitsitt, founder and president of One-to-One Service.com, in a statement. "The chat feature leverages the existing iService configuration, such as business segments, message queues, skills, interaction history, etc. This simplifies the setup for organizations that need email response capabilities as well as live chat. And we've found that the majority of organizations with a need for live chat also have a growing volume of customer email inquiries."
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The 2005 Dietary Guidelines are something we all should be familiar with and practice each and every day. These guidelines for Americans have been revised and published every 5 years since 1980 by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Department of Agriculture (USDA). The guidelines provide advice for people two years and older about how good nutritional habits can promote health and reduce risk for major chronic diseases.
Adequate Nutrients Within Calorie Needs
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To avoid food borne illness:
Please visit this website for more information on the 2005 Guidelines.
These websites/links are provided for your general information. The site information provided does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of any organization, nor is disapproval implied of sites not mentioned. The reference links provided are maintained by their organizations and they are solely responsible for their content, update, maintenance and policies and procedures.
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Gabe Newell announced as next Academy of Interactive Arts and Science Hall of Fame inductee
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Science has announced Gabe Newell will be the 17th inductee into the AIAS Hall of Fame. Valve's co-founder and president will also headline the D.I.C.E. 2013 Summit stage as Thursday conference keynote speaker.
Newell's influence can be felt across the gaming spectrum. His leadership has helped develop the Source engine, Steam, and plenty of key franchises. If you haven't played Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Portal and Team Fortress, you should do right now.
The AIAS honor is given to individuals who have contributed to pushing genres forward with influential products. Newell will receive his award from Epic Games president Dr. Michael Capps, who serves on the AIAS board of directors and the AIAS awards committee.
"Gabe is a living legend of the video games industry, and his relentless focus on customer experience has made our whole industry a better place," said Capps. "Valve's unconventional success is an inspiration for us all, and I couldn't be more pleased to present Gabe's Hall of Fame award."
Other figures of authority also had plenty of praise for Newell.
"Gabe is one of the most cherished and respected figures in the industry not only for his technological innovations in advancing many of today's highly successful video games, but also for his unique stance towards leadership and management," said Martin Rae, president, Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences.
The 16th D.I.C.E. Awards will take place February 7, 2013, at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas.
Past AIAS Hall of Fame recipients include: Tim Sweeney (2012), Dr. Greg Zeschuk (2011), Dr. Ray Muzyka (2011), Mark Cerny (2010), and Bruce Shelley (2009).


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Storm fight off late comeback to knock out Knights
THE Melbourne Storm have fought off a late comeback to defeat the Knights 18-8 in front of a 14800 crowd at AAMI Park.
The was not much seperating the teams early in the match, as both sides worked through their sets quickly.
However a dropped ball by Neville Costigan in the 15th minute opened the door for Matthew Duffie who pounced on the loose ball and raced away to score.
The Knights were rewarded for their desperate defence with two repeat sets at the Storm line in the 63rd minute. Kurt Gidley sliced through the Storm defence and the visitors were on the scoreboard. However Gidley failed to add the extras.
The Knights were over again in the 67th minute when Akuila Uate scored courtesy of a Jarrod Mullen cut out pass. Gidley failed to convert the try again.
While the scorecard suggests there was only a try and two goals in it, the Storm always looked to be in control of the match. Billy Slater was exceptional at the back, while Cameron Smith was brilliant as always out of dummy half and Cooper Cronk's boot troubled the Knights all match.
Match Details
Melbourne Storm 18 defeated Newcastle Knights 8
National Rugby League - Finals Week 1 - Sunday September 11, 2011 4:00pm
Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
Referee: Ashley Klein and Adam Devcich
Video Referee: Paul Simpkins
Touch Judges: Jeff Younis and Adam Reid
Crowd: 14800
Halftime: Melbourne Storm 16 Newcastle Knights 0
Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:
3 Points - Billy Slater
2 Points - Cooper Cronk
1 Point - Cameron Smith (1 Conversion, 1 Penalty Goal)
Tries: Beau Champion, Sika Manu, Matt Duffie
Conversions: Cameron Smith (1/2)
Penalty Goals: Cameron Smith (1/1)
Tries: Kurt Gidley, Akuila Uate
Conversions: Kurt Gidley (0/2), Cameron Ciraldo (1/1)
LeagueUnlimited.com Live Commentary Good Afternoon folks and welcome to AAMI Park for the final match of the first week of the 2011 Finals Series where the Melbourne Storm take on the Newcastle Knights.
The home side welcome back their stars in Billy Slater, Cameron Smith, Jesse Bromwich and Brian Norrie.
The Storm have announced one late change, Garreth Widdop who hobbled off the field last week will play, he joins Cooper Cronks in the halves with Maurice Blair making way for the Englishman.
The visitors have announced no late changes and will go into the match with the 17 named on Tuesday night.
In the Toyota Cup Final the Melbourne Storm defeated the Sydney Roosters 26-10 after trailing 10-6 at half time.
With only a minutes to go until kick off the Melbourne Storm have announced another late change, Ryan Kostjasyn has pulled out of the match with a hamstring injury and will be replaced by Atelea Vea on the bench.
1 min: Kurt Gidley kicks off to bring the game under way.
1 min: Gidley fields Cronk's kick 15 out from his own line and runs it back to 30 out from his own line.
2 min: The Knights finish their first set 20 meters into the Storm half and Mullen goes high in the air but Slater leaps above the pack and fields the kick meters out from his try line.
3 min: The Storm get a penalty and should be on the attack at the end of this set.
4 min: The Storm will get six again after a bomb from Cronk comes off a Knights player before Slater bats the ball back to his team mate.
4 min: Norrie loses the ball trying to play it 10 out from the Knights' line.
5 min: The Knights completer their set in Storm territory again and Mullen finds touch 15 out from the Storm line.
7 min: Melbourne make 65 meters on their set before Cronk goes to the air, McManus does well to diffuse the kick only meters out from his try line.
8 min: Costigan is pinned for a forward pass to McManus just as the Knights were looking very dangerous. The Storm will get the ball 40 out from their own line.
9 min: Cronk puts up a bomb from 30 out on the last and Uate takes it on the full in his own in goal.
10 min: Cameron pulls off a one on one strip on halfway and the Storm will go on the attack here.
11 min: Slater puts in a grubber on the fourth but it goes straight to Gidley. Mullen is clutching at his wrist in back play, it does not look good for the Knights' halfback.
12 min: Knights get their first penalty of the match.
12 min: Gidley puts through a grubber on the third but Slater cleans it up before the chasers can get there. Uate is there to tackle Slater but drags him back into the in goal after the try is completed and is penalised.
14 min: Widdop puts up a bomb from half way on the last, McManus fields it 10 out from his own line and runs it back to his 20.
16 min: TRY
Nevile Costigan loses the ball on his own 40 and the ball lands in the arms of Matt Duffie who streaks down the field to score the opening try of the match. Smith add the extras.
Melbourne Storm 6-0
17 min: Smith kicks from his own 40 on the fourth tackle and it goes straight down the throat of Gidley who runs it back to his own 40.
18 min: Mullen puts up a bomb 30 out from the Storm line, but Slater is as reliable as ever and fields the ball cleanly.
19 min: Smith kicks the ball from half way on the last and the ball bounces awkwardly for Gidley who fields it right in front of the posts before getting hammered 8 meters out from his own line.
20 min: Mullen tries to find his winger with a chip kick but Duffie is there to field it 40 out from his own line.
20 min: Newcastle concede a penalty on halfway.
21 min: Duffie loses the ball only meters out from the Knights' line, he then throws the ball away and concedes a penalty.
22 min: Houstan loses the ball 40 out from the Storm line.
23 min: Widdop puts a kick in on the last and it hits the upright but Costigan is able to clean it up for the Knights.
23 min: Newcastle get a penalty just short of halfway, they should get some good field position.
25 min: Knights get six again after Mullen attempts a grubber on tackle free and it comes off a Storm players' leg.
26 min: Mullen puts up a chip kick on the third and Slater takes it in his own in goal. Poor effort there by the Knights.
27 min: Cronk puts up a towering bomb 40 out from the Knights' line but McManus' arms are safe and does well to diffuse it.
27 min: Widdop pulls off an intercept 40 out from his own line and the Storm will get some more good field position.
28 min: Knights concede a penalty,
30 min: TRY
A beautiful set play by the Storm creates and overlap and Champion is over for the Storm. Smith's conversion attempt is unsuccessful.
Melbourne Storm 10-0
31 min: Smith goes to the air 30 out from the Knights' line but Gidley diffuses it a few meters out from his tryline before going to ground.
32 min: Mullen boots it down the field from halfway on the last and Duffie fields it 10 meters from his own line and runs it back to the 20 meter line.
33 min: Smith finds the grass in between Gidley and Uate with his kick on the last and the ball bounces into the in goal before Gidley runs it out.
34 min: Mullen finds touch ten out from the Storm line on the back of a better set by the Knights.
35 min: Knights are penalised before the scrum even packs after Macdougall was punished for abusing referee Ashley Klein.
35 min: Possible Storm try here.
37 min: TRY
Try! Cronk puts up a brilliant cross field kick and Uate gets to the ball first but can't take it, Slater bats it back but MacDougall is there to grab the loose ball but loses it and Sika Manu is there to score for the Storm. Smith's conversion attempt is successful.
Melbourne Storm 16-0
38 min: Another brilliant take by McManus after Cronk puts up another bomb from halfway.
39 min: Brilliant set by the Knights, they run it on the last before Uate puts in a chip kick from 20 out, but he puts too much on it and it rolls dead.
40 min: Quinn is tackled on the fourth as the half time siren sounds.
41 min: The second half is under way!
42 min: Great opening set by the Knights and they finish up 30 out from the Storm line before Mullen goes to the air and Slater catches the ball only to be tackled to the ground meters out from his own line.
42 min: Melbourne are awarded a penalty on tackle two, and will get a full set of six 40 out from their own line.
43 min: Melbourne will get six again 10 out from the Knights' line after McManus could not handle a Cronk bomb.
44 min: Manu loses the ball ten out from the Knights' line and the visitors are off the hook for now.
45 min: The Storm will get a scrum on halfway after a bomb from Mullen takes a wicked bounce backwards and Uate is caught with the ball on the fifth tackle.
46 min: Proctor puts in a grubber on the last ten out from the Knights' line but there's too much on it and it goes dead.
47 min: Mullen goes to the air again on the last but Slater is there diffuse the bomb meters out from his own line.
48 min: The Storm will get a line dropout after Gidley lands in his own in goal after leaping in the air to diffuse a Cooper Cronk bomb.
50 min: Storm get a penalty on the last tackle.
51 min: PENALTY GOAL
The Storm opt to go for the two and Cameron Smith has no problem slotting it over.
Melbourne Storm 18-0
52 min: The Storm will get another line dropout after Gidley is forced to bat dead a Cameron Smith grubber.
54 min: McManus cleans up Cronk's grubber a few meters out from the try line and the Knights survive again.
55 min: Mullen finds space with his kick which lands on the Melbourne 10 meter line before Duffie picks it up and runs it back.
56 min: Manu makes a break down the and the Storm go on the attack again however a wayward pass find Chris Houstan who knocks on ten out from his own pass. Melbourne scrum 10 meters out from the Knights' line.
57 min: Six defenders combine to deny Sika Manu a try on the fourth.
57 min: The Knights hold the Storm out again.
58 min: Mullen finds space with his kick ten out from the Storm line again.
59 min: Cronk's kick takes an awful bounce in the in goal and Gidley is just able to run it back into the field of play.
59 min: The Knights get a relieving penalty.
61 min: The Knights' are penalised for a hand in the play the ball 30 out from the Storm line and the homeside will get another chance to go on the attack.
62 min: Lowrie loses the ball meters out from the Knights' line after a good tackle from Jarrod Mullen.
63 min: The Knights get six again ten out from the Storm line after the Knights run it on the last and the ball is knocked out of Gidley's hands.
65 min: TRY
Kurt Gidley slices through the Melbourne defence to score the opening try of the half. Gidley fails to convert his own try.
Melbourne Storm 18-4
66 min: Knights get a penalty on the third and will go on the attack again.
67 min: Possible try to Akuilla Uate here, just need to make sure it was grounded.
69 min: TRY
TRY! Simpkins give Uate the greenlight, the try was created after the Knights' went to the right quickly and Mullen through a cut out pass to his winger Uate who scores. Gidley's conversion attempt from the sideline is unsuccessful.
Melbourne Storm 18-8
69 min: The Knights finish their set a few meters into the Storm territory before Mullen goes to the air. Slater fields the ball 15 out from his own line and runs it back to the 20.
70 min: The Knights will get a scrum ten out from their own line after Cronk kicks for touch on the last.
71 min: Newcastle get a penalty 30 out from their own line after a high shot on Costigan.
72 min: Knights are pinned for a forward pass only 30 out. A costly error there.
73 min: Smith's kick goes dead in goal and the Knights will get a tap 20.
74 min: Stig puts up a bomb from 40 out but Slater is safe again and takes 15 out from his own try line.
76 min: Mullen goes for a bomb on the last again and once again Slater diffuses it easily ten out from his own line.
78 min: The Knights will get a penalty in the Storm half after Billy Slater is pinned for pushing Mullen over after Mullen passed the ball.
79 min: Possible try to McManus here.
79 min: No try! McManus lost the ball trying to ground it.
80 min: Uate attempts a chip and chase with only seconds to go, but Widdop is there to field it and that's the match.


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I really had to laugh at the March 7th Dispatch of one Nicholas Zizelis speaking about the great philanderer Bill Clinton receiving a prize from the Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation.
He mentions him as fulfilling the legacy of Abe Lincoln. He then has the nerve to say how the GOP has "strayed" from its once-honorable values.
Knowing how Zizelis never had a good thing to say about any Republican of Conservative, I think that he has a lot of gall to lecture any Republican on what we should believe.
Also, Lincoln was president over 100 years ago, and he was great, but the issues are quite different today.
Frank P. Messano
Maspeth Republican Club


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Friday, November 11, 2011 - Wank in the Woods 2011
Part 3 of Wank In The Woods 2011 features no fewer than 9 models, Ruslan Tarovsky, Honza Copak, Mattias Solich, Rado Zuska, Jan Pribyla, Paul Fresh, Rado Princ, Zdenek Zimola and Yuri Bulakov. Things get started when the guys arrive at a camp fire site, all naked. Rado Zuska chops some more wood as Jan Pribyla sets to work lighting the fire. Beers are also handed around to refresh the guys, and the barbecue is set up ready for cooking some food. Ruslan Tarovsky and Rado Z also start to cook some food over the fire as everyone sits around drinking. As they wait for the food to cook Rado Z and Rado P decide on a little fun and start to spray beer on the other, who return fire very quickly. The guys frolic around spraying each other and laughing as they do it, then they gather around the fire again. Honza, Mattias and Rado Z are feeling more than a little frisky and start kissing each other. The other guys see this and start to play as well. Paul Fresh relishes waving his big dick for everyone to see. The guys seem to split naturally into groups of three, groping each other, kissing and sucking. The beer seems to have had an effect on them too as they gather round the fire to piss. Then they get back to the action, with Yuri sitting on Rado P's big hard cock while Honza sucks on Rado Z and Mattias. Mattias then lays on his back and Rado Z slides his rock hard cock deep into Mattias' willing hole. At the same time Paul is working hard, sucking on Zdenek's hard cock too, while Ruslan Tarovsky starts to rim his hole. Ruslan Tarovsky likes that hole and soon shoves his dick in and starts to fuck. So now three guys are being fucked at the same time. After some really great fucking thet guys start to change positions, you can see the outcome in part 4, which will appear soon.
Dima Kokes is 19 years old and lives in Visnove. He is a student who likes football and chilling. What a stunning looking guy Dima is. He starts his video with an interview and then, standing against an upturned beframe if front of a black background, he begins to caress his wonderful body. As he feels his body he dips a hand into his underwear and then turns around to show us a back view. Feeling his ass Dima then pushes the underwear down to reveal a very nice ass. His hands work on his ass, spreading the cheeks so we can see his hole. Dima then turns around and sits, and we see that his cock is rock hard, he takes it in his hand and starts to wank himself. As he does so his massive balls bounce up and down. Then a helping hand arrives, rubbing Dima's leg. Moving to his abdomen the hand oils it and rubs a beautiful six pack. After rubbing the oil into Dima's body the hand takes hold of that rock hard cock and slowly wanks it. Dima lays back and lifts his legs, exposing his hole, while he wanks his throbbing cock. The helping hand rubs over Dima's well spread ass, as he wanks himself. Dima is feeling so good and is ready to blow his load, so he stands and wanks himself to a wonderful, creamy, climax. His hot cum shoots out of that cock, and some of that cream clings to his hand as he continues to milk his throbbing dick. Dima then goes off to shower, where his big dick stays hard throughout. Dima is a wonderful model and I would really love to see him in a duo, but I think it will be a hard sell.
Tomas Vraga is aged 19 and lives in Uherske Hradiste, where he works as a financial consultant. Tomas enjoys music, swimming and table tennis. He is a very handsome guy, who sports a sort of emo hairdo. In this shoot he is dressed in costume and looks great in it, with that wonderful body. As he poses he slowly removes the costume revealing everything to us, including a rock hard cock and a most inviting ass. I am sure his erotic video, which goes online next week, will look very good indeed.