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We have all seen the supposed polls indicating that 99% of Catholic women use birth control. However, has anyone ever bothered to look at who conducted the poll? It was the Guttmacher Institute; the driving force behind abortion and other leftist social movements. Finally someone in the Mainstream Media (The Washington Post) has weeks after the fact realized the untruthful nature behind this canard. This is just one of many red herrings thrown at religious conservatives to discredit and mock them. It seems some in mainstream media are making it their mission to ask former Pennsylvania Senator and Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum every question imaginable with regard to birth control. Whatever happens to Santorum in the primary race, it does seem as if the Hand of Providence is helping bring up the topic of birth control and the faithful alternative of Natural Family Planning.
While there is some dispute between Catholics and some Evangelicals on birth control; there are signs that many Evangelicals are seeing what Catholics and some Orthodox Jews have long believed about birth control. In my previous book and forthcoming book; The Tide Continues To Turn Toward Catholicism, I cite quotes from Chuck Colson and R Albert Mohler, two towering figures in the Evangelical world. They have genuine affection for Pope Paul VI's 1968 prophetic encyclical Humanae Vitae which cemented the Catholic view on birth control in the modern birth control pill era. If you want to really rile up a militant secularist you might mention that it wasn't until 1930 that the first religious group (the Anglican Church) even approved of birth control. The Progressive Teddy Roosevelt said the idea of birth control was "ridiculous" and even liberal hero Dr Sigmund Freud said the whole concept was "narcissistic."
Dorothy Day (1897-1980) the late women's rights activist, who used birth control back before any religious group approved of it, spoke out forcefully against abortion and birth control once she converted to Catholicism later in life. She told men and women that in using birth control they were becoming engaged in a culture that was disconnecting them from God's plans, along with not using their bodies in accordance with the Holy Spirit. Though her women's rights and libertarian economic views remained, she became a social conservative, who lashed out at Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood, something you aren't likely to hear or read in the mainstream media.
Families that adhere to the clinically proven facts of Natural Family Planning are treated as if they are some sort of religious nuts. Militant secularists in the corridors of power (Legislative and Fourth Estate) have even thrown out their favorite term "sexually repressed." Now this term is so widely repeated in our popular culture, perhaps we should examine where it came from. Herbert Marcuse (1898-1979) of the infamous Marxist "Frankfurt School" came up with the term. Marcuse left pre-World War II Germany and taught at Columbia. Marcuse believed in free love and surmised that the more narcissistic society was with regard to sexual relations, the better the world would become. Before his death, he claimed his prized student was 1960s militant radical Angela Davis. Marcuse was way out in left field in his day and yet the militant secularists in our pop culture have made him seem as mainstream as Dr. Phil. When societies turn away from religion they embrace the crazies like Marcuse; sadly something has to fill the vacuum and it is usually the ideas which come from the half baked among us that do so. Continue Reading

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I still like the story in the Bible of Christmas, I still love the tree and the angels and the lights and the people and the music.
But I don't believe that there was a Jesus anymore or a God.
I don't want to give up my tradition of attending the service, but I will break with the silliness of the religion.
I can only give up so much.
I throw out the church newsletters now.
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Sony Open, Hawaii, Rookie Scott Langley Leads January 11 2013
on the left is Scott Langley/ Getty Images The Sony Open in Hawaii at the Waialae Country Club.had a surprising first round leader in Scott Langley, in his first start as a rookie on Tour. Scott fired in a first round 62, -8 under par, with some wonderful stroke play and nerveless putting. Scott said he was excited about the coming days of this tournament; "I'm a young guy, but I'm old enough to know that we have a lot of golf left. We've barely started, and I'm excited about the next few days." Just one shot behind the leader in second place is another rookie, Russell Henley, with his opening effort of -7 under par 63. Russell was pleased he got friends Scott and Luke Guthrie as his playing partners in the first round; "I think there was a lot of nerves for me the first few holes and I think playing with Scotty and Luke was huge for me, and watching them play well kind of gave me a goal to try to keep up with them, so it was definitely fun feeding off them." Unfortunately Luke Guthrie did not fare so well, finishing at +1 over par, tied in 88th place. A year ago Scott and Russell two were playing in a Hooters Tour event in Florida, Russell missing the cut and Scott just making it to proceed, walking up sixteen today the pair reminisced, Scott said; "We were on the range trying to help each other find it. We were just walking up 16, you could see the ocean behind, PGA TOUR signs everywhere. We looked at each other and realized this is pretty cool. To look back one year ago and to know that we weren't here, we were in a far different place." Tied in third spot at -6 under par are Scott Piercy and Tim Clark, Scott Piercy had a 64 in the morning, with Tim Clark matching that score in the afternoon session. Tim spent most of last year suffering from a mystery elbow injury, and came into this tournament with fairly low expectations; "It's going to be an exciting year for me because I do feel like I'm healthy again and can play a full schedule. I'm obviously doing a lot better than I was last year." Scott Piercy, the RBC Canadian Open champion, was among 20 players in the field who started their season last week on Maui, at the weather wrecked Hyundai Tournament of Champions on the Plantation Course, he recalled the terrible putting performance he endured; " Seven three-putts and a four-putt last week. The wind wasn't even blowing today compared to last week. I just played solid today, hit it in a lot of fairways, hit a lot of greens, made two fairly key putts and took care of the par fives." Seventy players in the 144-man field broke par, they included a pair from the Champions Tour. Russ Cochran, who won the Senior British Open in 2011, he had a first round of 68 and Fred Funk who shot an even par round of 70.


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Continuing with A Month of Craft Photos, and so far, I'm made it to day 10 without missing! Above you see a few of my favorites from this past week.
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hello! I guess one of the best things about crafting is that it almost always surrounds you with lots of colours and structures... perfect idea for a winter photo series. we need more, cheerful colours! :)ReplyDelete
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Sensor to probe deep into the 'Big Bang'
Keywords:polarisation detectors Superstring Theory cosmic inflation
|Micrograph of a prototype detector that will be used to seek B-mode polarisation.
The new sensor was developed in collaboration with scientists at Princeton University, the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Chicago and announced during the annual meeting of the American Physical Society.
A theory called cosmic inflation could may be confirmed during an experiment to be held in 2010 in the Chilean desert. The powerful NIST sensors will be mounted on a special telescope in a converted shipping container.
An array of more than 1,000 of the new sensors, which measure B-mode polarisation in the cosmic microwave background (CMB), will be mounted in monolithic arrays inside cryogenically-cooled telescopic cameras. If the inflation theory is finally confirmed, the sensors will then be used by NIST for civilian uses such as reducing glare in next-generation terahertz imaging systems that can see through the thick metal of shipping containers to detect hidden contraband.
Just as polarised sunglasses reduce glare, the sensitive microwave polarisation sensing chips should be able to sharpen millimetre-wavelength (terahertz frequency) images.
In the 2010 experiment, the B-mode polarisation detectors will seek to profile how rapid inflation of the universe occurred in the first instant after the Big Bang at the beginning of the universe. Two arrow-shaped antennas in the middle of the detector will measure cosmic microwave radiation at two different polarisation directions at 145 GHz. The amount of polarisation will be converted to heat by transition-edge sensors that use a superconducting metal that changes resistance in response to heat.
The remote location of the test, the no-moving-parts design and advanced signal processing and error correction algorithms are designed to remove errors from vibrations and magnetic interference that have foiled previous attempts at measuring the polarisation of the CMB. It is thought that the CMB was created 1370 crore (13.7 billion) years ago when the Big Bang created temperatures 1000 crore (10 billion) times hotter than the world's most powerful particle collider—the Large Hadron Collider.
Besides attempting to confirm the inflation theory, whereby gravitational waves created during the Big Bang continue to leave telltale polarisation in cosmic background radiation, the experiment could also provide insights into different unified theories of physics such as Superstring Theory. The theory maintains that the universe is based on an underlying vibrations from super-symmetric strings.
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Mattia De Sciglio insists that he has not been at all put out by his recent demotion to the AC Milan bench by coach Massimiliano Allegri.
The 20-year-old defender has been one of the revelations of the Rossoneri's season, but he has not been afforded a start since his error-strewn display against Fiorentina on April 7.
However, De Sciglio claims that there is no problem with Allegri and says that he remains as committed to the Milan cause as ever before.
"I'm not angry or otherwise about the recent exclusions," the versatile full-back said to reporters this week. "Decisions are taken only by the coach.
"My job is and always will be to commit myself to the team to the maximum, as I've always done when I have been questioned.
"I still have so much desire to work hard and so much desire to improve."
Indeed, De Sciglio has explained that his sole focus is on helping Milan hold onto third place on Serie A, with Fiorentina having drawn to within a point of the faltering Rossoneri at the weekend.
"We must try everything to bring home the third place, while always looking to take advantage of any Napoli slip-ups," he said, alluding to the second-placed Partenopei.
"We made a great effort to get back near the top, so we must not waste all the work done; it would be really naive.
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. When word spread about the potential natural-gas riches of the Marcellus Shale, Kimberly More saw it as the hope for saving her horse farm.
She figured that leasing her 170 acres to a drilling company could bring an upfront bonus of nearly half a million dollars, plus a monthly royalty when gas starts to flow, enough to pay for a new house, a new barn and her own riding business.
I have three young girls. My husband left, More said. I dont want to be on social services. I want to take care of my family with my own land.
But five years later, her natural-gas dreams and those of thousands of other New York landowners have faded to frustration as a decision languishes about whether the state should allow fracking, the process of extracting gas by drilling horizontally through the shale and breaking it apart with chemically treated water.
Theyre waiting for environmental studies about the potential for groundwater contamination. Theyre waiting for drilling rules and regulations to be drawn up. And most of all, theyre waiting for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to make up his mind about whether to lift a moratorium on fracking.
The latest delay came when the Cuomo administration announced in February that more time was needed to study potential health effects. That meant the Department of Environmental Conservation failed to meet a deadline earlier this month to adopt proposed regulations, which will have to be resubmitted and subjected to public hearings and comment.
Decisions once thought to be right around the corner have been delayed for weeks that turned into months and years. Hopes to pay off crushing debt, repair barn roofs, replace old tractors, create good jobs locally so the kids dont have to move away, and just ease some of the chronic worry about making ends meet on the family farm have been put in limbo.
Some New York landowners fear their golden opportunity has already passed them by because the glut of gas from drilling in other states has brought gas prices way down, reducing the likelihood of big upfront lease-signing bonuses.
Other landowners who dont want gas leases welcome Cuomos caution and hope fracking never gets approved. Their ranks include many organic farmers, vineyard owners, tourist business operators and town residents who agree with environmental groups that the risks of air and water contamination outweigh the financial benefits.
While More waits for a natural-gas payday that may never come, she has had to borrow money to pay her property taxes. She supports her family by managing someone elses property and giving riding lessons. But shes now on the brink of losing her farm in Otego, 73 miles southwest of Albany.
When they say a few more weeks delay isnt causing people hardship, theyre wrong, More said. Im probably going to lose my land to taxes because they wanted to dicker around for two or three more weeks. Theyve been studying this for five years. Enough is enough.
Dave Johnson, who has a 30-acre pick-your-own apple farm on his mostly wooded 400 acres in Binghamton, said gas-drilling money would allow him to replace some worn-out equipment like the tractor that he has to start with a screwdriver. But even more important to him is keeping struggling farms in business through an additional income, and creating new jobs for the next generation.
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AAOHN Research Priorities
With changes in work environments and related hazards, health care delivery mechanisms, technological modes of communication, and health promotion and protection needs, identification of relevant research is critical to continue to build the body of knowledge in occupational and environmental health nursing so practice may be improved.
During 2011, using a two-round Delphi survey technique, a sample of AAOHN members, selected these fourteen top occupational and environmental health nursing research priorities, from a list of 45, for their value to the profession and their impact on worker health.
Various AAOHN committees work to obtain funding for these types of projects, collaborate with other organizations that are doing research and provide input into the design and implementation of studies that can keep moving occupational and environmental health nursing forward. For example, multiple priorities were considered when applying for and receiving NIOSH funding to identify occupational and environmental health nurses' (OHN) respiratory protection competencies, develop a template for respiratory personal protection (RPP) educational modules targeting OHNs, and establish a strategic planning process with a future goal to ensure the integration of RPP education in all levels of nursing education.
- Effectiveness of primary health care delivery at the worksite.
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With only 4 days to go before the kroon ceases to be legal tender, the vast majority of cash payments are in euro only (80 %) and virtually all customers receive their change in their new currency (97 %). The peak of the changeover activity is over, with the number of ATM withdrawals and cash exchanges slowing down. Banks, post offices and retailers are reported to cope well with the changeover process and parallel handling of two currencies.
The changeover is progressing well and has now entered its final stage before the kroon ceases to be legal tender after this Friday. At the end of Monday 10 January, 80 % of consumers were paying with euro only when using cash. Virtually all (97 %) customers were receiving their change in their new currency, which shows that the Estonian retail sector is properly supplied with euro cash and able to provide change in euro.
Estonians are gradually getting used to their new currency and by yesterday about 60 % of consumers had made a full transition to the euro in cash, in that they were both carrying and paying exclusively in euro.
Yesterday, the value of euro cash in circulation furthermore overtook that of kroon cash in circulation.
About one in five visited a bank/post office or ATM yesterday to get euros and the overwhelming majority continued to report that they had encountered no problems. The number of ATM withdrawals and cash exchanges in banks and post offices has moreover been slowing down as from the last working days of last week, which is also a sign that the peak of the cash changeover is over.
The retail sector is also coping well with the changeover process and parallel handling of two currencies.
The Estonian Consumer Protection Board is carrying out daily inspections to monitor that businesses respect the changeover rules and that prices are properly converted at the official conversion rate of 15.6466 kroons to the euro. Questions to the Board from the public have been fairly limited so far and concern mainly issues such as display of prices in euro and the application of the rounding rules.
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I really want to rant, but I have nothing to rant about.
I can't believe how ridiculously stupid my brother is! It's like he wants no normal human interaction at all. He's undependable, would rather be walking his 5 (yes 5) dogs or run around rescuing his drugged out grandkids. He says he feels trapped but keeps trapping himself in the same stupid cycle. I know it's hard to say no, but god just say no! What!? are you going to die if you say no? I don't think so.
I really wish he would go to Al-anon. I really wish he knew how to have a heart to heart talk with me, I've been there, I won't judge..I just want to listen. Stupid ass.
I made an awesome Black Ops 2 emblem and I want to import it to my PC, but I can't. D:< Grr! /endrant
To the douchebag who stopped in front of the other douchebag on the neighboring bike to chat for 15 minutes, I truly and deeply wanted to bite through your trachea. The threat of prison is all that keeps most of you imbeciles safe.
(Looks like I'll be a regular here).
well my lifes not terrible tbh i just dont enjoy mine to much i am quite a layed back person but i do want to go out & make effort for my friends but no they dont make any effort for me anymore. i having loving family but there is a void in my life that i have no clue what it is. i have liked this girl for long time and then she played me about and for some fucked up reason i still like her i hate it she treated me so badly and i somehow forgive her. really messed up annoys me so much. I have prelims coming up there like pre exams so if u somehow muck up your proper exams or cant make it for some reason you can appeal for your prelim grade if its good. i am terrible at revising i cant concentrate at all if it doesnt interest me i dont remember it so am most likley going to do terrible in my prelims which scares me. if i dont good in them there not a high chance i will do good in my proper exam.
thanks for anyone whos read my rant
i love the look of the site a lot really makes everything stand out nicley
I'm really sick of using empirical data to predict the decomposition rate of an unknown drug in different environmental conditions. I'm sure it builds character or something, but it sucks.
The same thing we do every night, Pinky...
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I dont know if I'm getting older or kids are getting dumber.
Today at the mall i was in line behind two girls that were like 16yrs old talk hearing them talk made me want slap their parents. I turned to my friend and asked her if when we were younger were we really that retarded and she said its probably because I'm getting older but I swear on my life I was never that dumb when I was their age.
So after that this kid that was like maybe 15 or 16 asked me for my number and i said "look kid I'm 20yrs old and i have intention on being anyone's sugar mama" so after that he kept on trying and trying so after 5mins of rejection the kid proceeds to starts having a fit,cursing at my and basically threatening me telling me that his dad is Col and that he's gonna tell his dad so I could get in trouble
1. You're just getting older
2. Kids are becoming more public in their dumbassery so it looks like the numbers are increasing, while in fact, they've always been little derps.
I shouldn't have watched the ME anime. (it was good by the way. had a lot of things I liked about the game series)
I made the mistake of logging onto Bioware Social Forums again.
[ insert rant about ME 3 ending debacle mostly focused on Bioware's and the IGNorant's treatment of ME fans who felt betrayed]
ah that felt better.
Bioware can still go suck an egg for all the money it's ever going to see again from this once hardcore fan.
11. Everything is air-droppable at least once.
There's a ME anime??
I'm about to make a grave mistake... I'm sure..
Ever get that feel where every time you come up with something to do to cure your boredom you get bored of it before you even do it?
My day has been spent loading up a game, gawking at the title screen for a few moments before choosing quit and then loading something else. I get that feel way too often.
Also; intermittently going to the kitchen, checking the fridge, and then not wanting anything out of it.
Rage mode: Going to the bathroom, washing hands, but forgetting to actually empty your bladder.
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There's a ME anime??
I'm about to make a grave mistake... I'm sure..
Ever get that feel where every time you come up with something to do to cure your boredom you get bored of it before you even do it?
My day has been spent loading up a game, gawking at the title screen for a few moments before choosing quit and then loading something else. I get that feel way too often.
Also; intermittently going to the kitchen, checking the fridge, and then not wanting anything out of it.
Rage mode: Going to the bathroom, washing hands, but forgetting to actually empty your bladder.
I've had days like that... they're usually signs that my blood sugars are messed up (diabetes) or that I've forgotten to take my antidepressant. the other thing I do on days like that is haunt the forums too much.
And yeah. It's called Paragon Lost. I can't tell you here where I watched since I refuse to give EA a penny.
11. Everything is air-droppable at least once.
I wonder what happened to the first rant thread. Saw it in the Closed forum. Oh well.
I don't really have something to rant about, just something that's on my mind lately.
● I wonder if over-thinking is a sign of insanity. Thinking every small thing on and off for a amount of time seems disturbing to me. It's also concerning when you are stress from over-thinking so much, you get to a point where you're getting headaches more often and you are forgetting information you'd like to remember later on. I've wanted to ask a professional about this, but the fear of hearing an answer that I may not want to hear keeps me at bay.
● People who want to mourn and show concern for an individual when they pass. That's something that is on my mind and rant material I guess. I question people why do some wait to show their feelings or wish they could have shown that affection for a individual who's no longer here to receive it? Why regret that you couldn't show that person how you feel when they were alive is what I used to contemplate on.
● People who remove you from their friend list after adding you. I really don't care when this happens since it's nothing worth caring about, but for this reason I think of why someone would remove you once they find out what you look like. What was their intention of adding you in the first place, only to remove you when they discover you appear as someone you didn't expect/like. Oh well. :3
I am so irritated right now. I planned to have my father and step mother come over tomorrow at 2pm. My husband has been off all day today. I get home from work at 5.45pm and he wants to go to the pet store - we have a ton of fish tanks that have fallen into disuse over the past few months (we didn't have time to dedicate to them while my husband's father was dying).
Anyways, he gets a wild hair to want to get them started up again. I said, "I need to clean before my parents come over tomorrow." He tells me that there isn't that much to do, and he really wants me to go with him. So I go.
We get home, eat dinner, and it is after 8pm. While we are watching an episode of Law & Order SVU, he decides to bring downstairs all his gun cleaning stuff and clean guns, in the living room....
I go into the kitchen to start on the dishes and such at 9pm, but no, he is done with the guns and he wants to start cleaning the fish tanks.
So now he is in the kitchen cleaning fish tank apparatus in the sink, and using the faucet to refill the fish tanks. And emptying the dirty water into the downstairs toilet...that oh by the way, I still need to clean in there too.
Meanwhile, now all this stuff is downstairs that needs to be put back upstairs. The kitchen is now a wreck and I have made no progress cleaning anything and it is midnight.
So I asked him, "are you almost done with the fishtanks for tonight? I have to do the dishes?" and I get a snide reply that I have had all night to work on cleaning and not to get nasty with him since I wanted to sit on my ass and watch TV...
What the heck? I'm tired. I have worked all day, and he was off and could have done all of these things before I got home...
And he thinks I am being selfish or something because I want to CLEAN.
Pissed off right now.
Officially a home owner!
I can't stand watching society turn into complete fools as their empathy,compassion and souls are decaying due to laziness,narcissism & materialism, but there is a good side thou! the consequences over time will make those who decide to be this way the complete shit on the end of realities stick.
I just love it when people go " I don't care " to things that will effect their daily life soon enough...cause it proves this is sound.
After learning about the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre on the news, I think I've truly lost faith in humanity. I don't give any shit or fucks any more about our future on this planet as a species. Just live out the rest of my life pursuing pleasure.
We're a fucked up world and a fucked up society. I used to pine for the loss of my innocence and wish I wasn't as numb, bitter, or cynical. But now, I think the only way to protect yourself from the ugliness and horrors of the real world is to be a monster. A monster that is apathetic and cold.
Winter Is Coming.


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The NFL has reviewed the play that led to Donovan McNabb's rib injury and ruled there was "no illegal hit on the play," a league spokesman told the Daily News today in an email.
McNabb broke a rib, coach Andy Reid said, after Carolina nose tackle Damione Lewis dived onto McNabb after the quarterback hit the turf on a touchdown run midway through the third quarter. McNabb, hit by corner Richard Marshall at the goal line, spun off that collision and scored, only to get drilled rolling on the ground, in much the same way he suffered separated rib cartilage in the NFC Championship Game against the Panthers on Jan. 18, 2004. No penalty was assessed, either time.
The Eagles were expected to bring the play to the league's attention, but spokesman Greg Aiello said teams do not have to file a complaint.
"All plays are reviewed by our officiating department," Aiello wrote. "The officiating department refers any plays that should be reviewed for possible discipline to Merton Hanks, our director of football operations and development. The McNabb play has been reviewed and there was no illegal hit on the play."
Coach Andy Reid seemed to be holding his tongue when asked about the league's ruling. "I can't say anything on that," Reid said. "You get those 300-pound guys … Sometimes they come in a little bit late. I'll take it from there."
Carolina coach John Fox was asked about the perception that it was a late hit and said he did not see anything that indicated the play was over the top. "No. It's a rough game," he said. "We're not clamoring about Josh McCown. He got whacked pretty good, too. It's tough. I'm sorry he (McNabb) got hurt. I don't like to see any player get hurt, our team or theirs. It's unfortunate."
Five things we are talking about this morning after the Eagles' season-opening victory over Carolina:
1. The State of 5. Quarterback Donovan McNabb suffered a fractured rib on a 3-yard touchdown run in the third quarter and had to leave the game. Coach Andy Reid isn't ready to rule McNabb out of the New Orleans game yet, but considering the pain he was in after the game, it's hard to believe he'll be able to play Sunday. Kevin Kolb, come on down.
2. Sean's Impressive Debut. The defense notched 7 takeaways and 5 sacks and held the Panthers to 169 net yards in their first game under new defensive coordinator Sean McDermott. They blitzed quarterback Jake Delhomme and his two replacements early and often. But don't look for them to be nearly that aggressive next week against Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
3.The New Kid at Free Safety. The stat sheet showed rookie Macho Harris with just one tackle and one pass defensed. But he didn't do anything to make you think he's going to be a liability out there.
4. Brown's Big Afternoon. Sheldon Brown may not like his contract, but unlike Lito Sheppard, he's not going to let it affect the way he plays. He notched just the second 2-interception game of his career in Sunday's win. Both of his picks led to scores.
5. The Right Tackle Situation. Winston Justice made just his second career start Sunday, replacing injured Shawn Andrews at right tackle and seemed to hold up pretty well. Unlike his first start, when he was left out on an island against the Giants' Osi Umenyiora, he got plenty of help Sunday as the Eagles usually lined up a tight end next to him. We'll find out soon enough whether he played well enough to convince Andy Reid he doesn't need to re-sign Jon Runyan.
1. The Eagles' 7 takeaways Sunday were the most they've had since they forced 7 in a game against the Rams on January 2, 2000. The last time they had more that was October 15, 1989 when they had 8 takeaways against the Cardinals.
2. Brian Westbrook's 4-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter was the 67th touchdown of his career. It tied him with Hall of Famer Tommy McDonald for the third most in team history. Harold Carmichael leads the way with 79, and Steve Van Buren had 77.
3. For the 24th time in his career, Donovan McNabb had a passing and rushing touchdown in the same game.
4. In their last 2 season-openers, the Eagles have outscored their opponents, 76-13. They beat the Rams last year in Week 1, 38-3. It marks the first time Andy Reid has won back-to-back openers. He is now 5-6.
5. The Eagles, who held the Panthers to 86 rushing yards, have held 12 of their last 17 regular-season opponents under 100 rushing yards.
The Eagles host the New Orleans Saints next Sunday at 1 p.m. in the home opener.
The Saints posted a 46-27 victory over Detroit on Sunday and put up some impressive numbers doing it. Drew Brees threw for five TDs to five receivers and posted 358 yards passing. Tailback Mike Bell ran for a career-high 143 yards on 28 carries. The defense had three interceptions of rookie Matthew Stafford, the top pick in the draft.
Still, there was some unhappiness in New Orleans with some sloppy play, including a Brees interception and a Bell fumble, and some special teams woes.
"We scored 45, and you look at it and we turned the ball over three times, we got a field goal blocked. There were a lot more opportunities out there to be had, " Brees told reporters. "That's a good thing, but then you realize it only gets tougher as we go along. We have a huge challenge next week at Philadelphia. They won today at Carolina, so we know we have our work cut out for us, and we're going to have to be better next week."
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Plus, Daily News columnist, John Smallwood chats at 1:30 p.m. today.


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This a few different styles of the other older silk scarves that I won in the box lot last Saturday night. It appears to be hand painted after close inspection with magnifying glass, but is not signed. The others in the lot were similar to the last two shown, plus two exact same Japanese silk men's tie's in purple with pagoda and cherry tree scene sewn in. I like the dogs scarf the best but would like to know if these are worth holding on to, or just a waste of space. Any thoughts on these?


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Holidays and gift giving are tons of fun when you work with a creative group. This past Valentine's Day was no exception and was full of charming designer details. Heather handmade valentine bags filled with sweet treats (and displaying one of our favorite puns – suite!) /1/ while Matt's gift included a little card /2/ that celebrates the love between Mr. & Mrs. Eaves (two of our favorite fonts). Maybe it's just February, but pink seems to be everywhere we look lately. This image of pink blossoms /3/ was taken in downtown Petaluma and Pinky's Pizza /4/ is just down the street. How can you not have a little love for that vintage typography?
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Welcome to the .NET Developer Toolkit! My name is Rob Howard, and I'm a program manager on the .NET Frameworks team at Microsoft. Specifically, I work on the ASP.NET feature of the .NET Framework, but I won't limit this column to discussions of ASP.NET. Instead, I'll cover a wide variety of technical discussions all related to the .NET Framework. If you have suggestions for column topics, or feedback, please email me at [email protected] with ".NET Developer Toolkit:\[subject\]" in the subject line of your message. Or, you can post your suggestions as a Reader Comment.
In this column, I provide an overview of the .NET Framework; in subsequent columns I'll assume familiarity with the technology.
Most developers would never claim knowledge of only one language; in fact, knowledge of only one language could be a "career-limiting move" because projects can vary from VBScript to Java. As developers, we might be more adept in one language, but more typically, we know several languages (e.g., C++, Java, and Visual Basic—VB).
One of the greatest difficulties in learning any language is usually not the language semantics/syntax, but rather the class libraries used to enable that language to solve problems. Class libraries are almost never consistent across languages. For example, database access in C++, Java, and VB all look quite different. The difference among the class libraries translates to lower productivity because developers can't possibly be proficient in each language's libraries.
Entirely eliminating the learning curve for new libraries and languages obviously isn't possible; however, one goal of the Microsoft .NET platform is to make the libraries consistent. .NET is a multilanguage platform that supports a common set of libraries known as the .NET Framework. Compiler vendors for such languages as Perl and COBOL are re-engineering their compilers to support Microsoft .NET; in addition, Microsoft provides four .NET languages: C++, C#, VB, and JScript.
Developers can write class libraries, such as a data-access library, in any language that supports the .NET platform. Any other .NET language can then use those class libraries. For example, a COBOL developer could write a library to interact with a mainframe to do transaction processing. Later, a developer who wanted to use that class library in a Web application could use VB to access the COBOL class library and integrate it through VB calls.
The .NET Framework is a language-neutral class library that Microsoft provides. It contains classes for building Web and Windows applications, classes for working with network protocols and accessing databases, and many other classes. A developer using a .NET-supported language can use the classes that the framework provides to code an application. More importantly, rather than learning both a language and a class library for that language, developers need to learn only the language's semantics because the only difference regarding class libraries is the syntax used within a language to access the class libraries.
Take, for example, the code snippets below, which access a SQL Server database using VB and C#, respectively:
Dim conn As SQLConnection Dim command As SQLDataSetCommand Dim dataSet as New DataSet() conn = New SQLConnection("server=localhost;uid=sa;pwd=;database=pubs") command = New SQLDataSetCommand("select * from Authors", conn) command.FillDataSet(dataSet, "Authors")
SQLConnection conn; SQLDataSetCommand command; DataSet dataSet = new DataSet(); conn = new SQLConnection("server=localhost;uid=sa;pwd=;database=pubs"); command = new SQLDataSetCommand("select * from Authors", conn); command.FillDataSet(dataSet, "Authors");
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Copper Wire Stolen
Approximately 100 pounds of copper wire and pipes were stolen from a locked barn located at 3565 Pleasant Valley Road in Brush Creek Township. The theft occurred between 10 a.m. and noon on October 27. Victim is a 42-year- old male from Irwin, Pa. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call state police Trooper Garner at 717-485-3131.
Two Escape Harm
A McConnellsburg woman was one of two individuals who escaped harm on November 7 during a twovehicle collision along Buchanan Trail, state police in Chambersburg said.
Police reported Edna M. Burkett, 66, of Greencastle, was attempting to turn right into her driveway when Mc- Connellsburg resident Donna L. Avery attempted to pass Burkett's 2011 GMC Savanna on the right at 7:34 p.m. Avery's 2002 Saturn SC2 was disabled as a result of front-end damage.
Avery, 55, and Burkett were both wearing seat belts.
Three Vehicles Disabled
Three vehicles were disabled in a pileup on November 6 along Great Cove Road in Todd Township, Pennsylvania State Police in Mc- Connellsburg reported.
A northbound 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser driven by Susan V. Brant, 44, of Waterfall, was rear-ended by a 2001 Hyundai Accent operated by Jonathan T. Marling, 22, of Hustontown, at 4:27 p.m. As a result of the initial impact, Brant's car was pushed into the rear of Laura M. Mellott, 57, of McConnellsburg. Police noted Mellott had been stopped at 23393 Great Cove Road waiting to turn into her driveway when the collision occurred.
Only Brant suffered injuries in the accident. She was transported via ambulance to Fulton County Medical Center. All three drivers were wearing a seat belt.
Police are slated to charge Marling with driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds.
SUV Stolen
A black 2000 Mercedes- Benz ML320 sport utility vehicle was stolen from a pole barn located at 260 Locust Grove Road in Brush Creek Township. State police investigators said the vehicle was taken on Wednesday, November 7, between 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. It was last seen heading north on Old 126. Victim is a 79-year-old Warfordsburg area man. Anyone having information pertinent to this theft of a vehicle should contact state police Trooper Garner at 717-485-3131.
Vehicle Disabled In Fire
A 1989 Chevrolet 1500 became disabled after it caught fire along Great Cove Road in Ayr Township last Friday evening. According to state police reports, 20-year-old Daniel Allen Akers of Mc- Connellsburg was travelling southbound at 8:50 p.m. when he noticed flames coming from under the hood of his truck. Police said by the time Akers pulled onto the berm, the flames had gotten higher. Akers managed to contain the flames until the McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Co. arrived on the scene.
Area Men Injured
Two Fulton County men suffered non-life-threatening injuries during a single-vehicle accident at 9400 Buchanan Trail West, Franklin County.
Pennsylvania State Police in Chambersburg said Steven Patrick Moore, of Harrisonville, lost control control of his westbound 1996 Ford Escort on Thursday, November 8. The car went off the Montgomery Township roadway at 4:21 p.m. and struck a utility pole.
Police noted the vehicle suffered severe front- end damage and was towed from the scene.
Police did not indicate if Moore and his passenger, James Elkins, of Mc- Connellsburg, were using seat belts.
Windows Broken
Four windows were broken out of an old, white schoolhouse located at the intersection of Big Cove Tannery and Johnson roads between 9 p.m. on October 11 and noon on October 12. Victim is a Big Cove Tannery woman, who estimated the damage at $400. Anyone having additional information regarding this case of criminal mischief should call state police Trooper Huff at 717-485- 3131.
Three Escape Harm
Three individuals escaped injury during a two-vehicle accident along Lincoln Highway on Friday, November 9, state police reported.
Nineteen-year-old York resident Aaron J. Goodyear was travelling westbound at 10:05 a.m. when he failed to negotiate a right-hand curve in the Ayr Township roadway. His 2002 Nissan Altima struck the driver's side front wheel area of a 1995 Kenworth T600 driven by Desmond D. Brown, 33, of Milwaukee, Wis.
Goodyear, Brown and Brown's passenger, Leila A. Muhsen, 41, also of Milwaukee, were wearing seat belts. Both vehicles were disabled. Goodyear was cited by state police for driving on vehicles laned for traffic.
Yard Damaged
Unknown individuals spun their vehicle tires throughout a yard located at 11145 Waterfall Road in Dublin Township between 11 p.m. on November 2 and 5 a.m. on November 3. Approximately $100 in damage was sustained. Victim is a Mc- Connellsburg area man. Anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity near the intersection of Great Cove and Waterfall roads during this time period should call state police Trooper Huff at 717-485-3131.
Engines Stolen
Five Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engines were stolen from a garage at 208 Lincoln Way East in Mc- Connellsburg Borough between October 31 and November 7. Victim is a 17-yearold McConnellsburg boy. Anyone with information is urged to contact state police Trooper Sprague at 717-485- 3131.
Liquor Law Violation Reported
The Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement released a liquor law violation this week that allegedly occurred for two years proceeding September 25, 2012. According to reports, during that time frame, employees, agents or servants at Clevenger's Beverage Connection Inc. in Mc- Connellsburg failed to maintain complete and truthful records regarding the operation of their licensed business.


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Here's what Blackhawks players had to say about fans attending practice:
7th year on Hawks
[Fans] obviously enjoy it. It's good for them to come in and see what we do on days when we're not playing. All the hard work we do, all the drills and stuff. It's fun for them just to see that part of it.
My first year I thought it was pretty cool. I'd never really had that before in my career, whether it be junior or in the minors or stuff. It only really started when I came here and got to see all the fans here in the stands. It was pretty exciting. We're pretty fortunate to have the kind of support that we do here in Chicago.
3rd year on Hawks, previously with Florida
In Florida, the fans are a little bit less fans than over here, you know? It's not a crazy hockey town there. You want to play somewhere where hockey is for fans kind of the first thing. It's a popular sport over here in Chicago. It's always nice to see the fans waiting for autographs and stuff. It's great. The whole year since I've been here. I can't complain.
If I was a fan it would be pretty cool to be that close to the players. They can really see from a short distance what we're doing there and how fast is the game and how hard we pass and those kind of things. If I was a fan, it would be a good thing to watch.
2nd year on Hawks
It's definitely really cool. I've never had that in the past. I think it makes practice a little more fun.
A lot of fans have said that they like getting to see players goof off. Your name has come up a few times as a goofer. Guilty as charged?
I think a little bit. Especially after practice, I like having fun with guys. Especially Shawzie [Andrew Shaw]. But yeah, you gotta have fun in practice.
What do you do?
Just give 'em a hard time. Give [my teammates] a whack here or there and see what happens.
2nd year on Hawks
It's my first time being a part of it, and I think it's cool knowing they're excited seeing us in games and to be able to see us practice too. It's an opportunity to come see us more, so yeah, I think it's great that they let them in. Chicago's obviously a great hockey town, so it's exciting to play in front of them.
2nd year on Hawks
I think it's pretty cool to have the great support of the fan base here in Chicago. They show up every day in practice just like we do. Even at the games, they're unbelievable. It just shows that the city of Chicago loves their hockey.
Do you have any favorite stories of interacting with fans at practice?
Shaw: Some guys have paintings or drawings they give you. I think that's pretty neat that they do that.
Someone gave you a painting? Like of you?
Shaw: Yeah, a few people did. I gave them to my parents back home. They love them. So you try to give back to them if you can. Give them a stick or just an autograph or something.
If you met a die-hard Hawks fan who had never been to practice, what would you tell him or her about why they should come?
It's exciting to see the skilled players we have here work on their individual skills after practice. And just to see how the boys have fun out there, and how we're such a tight-knit group. It kind of pushes into the games too.
3rd year on Hawks, previously with Toronto
I think it's good [that fans] can come here and watch it. It's exciting for them to be able to get closer to us. It's more personal than a game would be. The one team I was on before didn't have open practice too often, so it's kind of a cool thing. I think the fans appreciate us.
If you met a die-hard Hawks fan who had never been to practice, what would you tell him or her about why they should come?
Oh, I don't know. I wouldn't go watch a practice myself. [Laughs.] I think the games are exciting, but I just think they want to see us up close and personal. I don't know why you would come watch a practice. For young kids it's probably fun to come and see some different things, to see what we work on and what you can learn from us in practice. Or just die-hard fans, it's probably fun to see us a little closer.
They're great fans. We're excited we have fans like this who come to practice. That's certainly not the case in all teams around the league. So we're fortunate to have the fans that we have here.
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The accuracy of different methods for the quantitation of hepatitis C virus in plasma was measured with samples from individuals infected with different genotypes and by using RNA transcripts of predetermined concentrations. Highly reproducible results were observed upon repeat testing of samples by both the original version of the Chiron branched-DNA (bDNA) assay (Quantiplex RNA assay; bDNA-1) and the currently available version (Quantiplex HCV RNA 2.0 assay; bDNA-2). A greater variability was observed in the Roche Monitor assay (correlation coefficient of 0.537, compared with 0.942 and 0.964 for the bDNA-1 and bDNA-2 assays, respectively). Significant differences in the efficiency of detection of genotypes 1, 2, and 3 were observed for the bDNA-1 and Roche Monitor assays, whereas the bDNA-2 assay and nested PCR at limiting dilution were able to quantify genotypes with equal sensitivity. By quantifying RNA transcripts of different genotypes, the sensitivities of the Roche Monitor assay for sequences of the type 2 and type 3 transcripts were estimated to be 11 and 8% of those achieved for genotype 1. When correction factors based upon these results and those from quantitation of circulating viral RNA sequences in samples from blood donors were used, the genotype-specific differences in virus load in samples from blood donors were no longer observed, consistent with previous studies with corrected values from the bDNA-1 assay. These results suggest that many of the previous studies evaluating the effect of genotype and virus load on the response to interferon using methods such as the Roche Monitor assay and other competitive PCR methods require reinterpretation. Differences in efficiency of quantitation should be taken into account in future investigations of the relationship between genotype and virus load.
BACKGROUND: Hepatitis G virus (HGV or GBV-C) is a newly discovered human flavivirus distantly related to hepatitis C virus (HCV). Little information is available on its natural history or routes of transmission, although it can be transmitted parenterally. We investigated the prevalence of persistent infection of HGV and HCV in patients exposed to non-virus-inactivated pooled blood products associated with transmission of HCV. METHODS: RNA was extracted from the plasma of 112 patients with haemophilia and 57 with hypogammaglobulinaemia, as well as from 64 different batches of archived coagulation-factor concentrates and immunoglobulins. RNA was reverse transcribed and amplified with primers from the 5' non-coding region of HCV and HGV by a nested polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Viral RNA was quantified by titration of complementary DNA before amplification. FINDINGS: Among non-renumerated UK blood donors HGV infection (detected by PCR) was more common than HCV infection (four [3.2%] of 125 compared with 137 [0.076%] of 180658 in southeast Scotland). Testing of batches of factor VIII and factor IX concentrates prepared without viral inactivation procedures showed high frequencies of contamination with HGV (16 of 17 factor VIII batches positive; six of six factor IX batches positive), with no difference between renumerated and non-renumerated donors. However, among 95 haemophiliacs who had received non-virus-inactivated concentrates, 13 (14%) were positive for HGV compared with 79 (83%) who were positive for HCV. Two of 37 recipients of long-term immunoglobulin replacement therapy were positive for HGV. Virus inactivation of blood products substantially reduced or eliminated contamination by HGV RNA sequences. INTERPRETATION: Despite the extremely high level of HGV contamination of non-virus-inactivated blood products, their use was not associated with high rates of persistent infection in recipients. The infectivity of HGV in blood products may be lower than that of HCV, or the virus may be less able to establish persistent infection in humans. Whatever the case, the high prevalence of active HGV infection in the general population remains difficult to explain.
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Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS) is a type of content management system and refers to the combined technologies of document management and records management systems as an integrated system. Electronic document and records management aims to enable organizations to manage documents and records throughout the document life-cycle, from creation to destruction. Typically, systems consider a document a work in progress until it has undergone review, approval, lock-down and (potentially) publication, at which point it becomes a formal record within the organization. Once a document achieves the status of a record, the organization may apply best-practice or legally enforced retention policies which state how the second half of the record life-cycle will progress. This typically involves retention (and protection from change), until some events occur which relate to the record and which trigger the final disposition schedule to apply to the record. Eventually, typically at a set time after these events, the record undergoes destruction. (Excerpt from <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Document_and_Records_Management_... article: EDRMS)
educational data mining
Educational Data Mining (EDM) describes a research field concerned with the application of data mining to information generated from educational settings (e.g., universities and intelligent tutoring systems). At a high level, the field seeks to develop methods for exploring this data, which often has multiple levels of meaningful hierarchy, in order to discover new insights about how people learn in the context of such settings. A key area of EDM is mining computer logs of student performance. Another key area is mining enrollment data. Key uses of EDM include predicting student performance, and studying learning in order to recommend improvements to current educational practice. EDM can be considered one of the learning sciences, as well as an area of data mining. A related field is learning analytics. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Educational Data Mining)
Electronic journals, also known as ejournals, e-journals, and electronic serials, are scholarly journals or intellectual magazines that can be accessed via electronic transmission. In practice, this means that they are usually published on the Web. They are a specialized form of electronic document: they have the purpose of providing material for academic research and study, and they are formatted approximately like journal articles in traditional printed journals. Being in electronic form, articles sometimes contain metadata that can be entered into specialized databases, such as DOAJ or OACI, as well as the databases and search-engines for the academic discipline concerned. Some electronic journals are online-only journals; some are online versions of printed journals, and some consist of the online equivalent of a printed journal, but with additional online-only (sometimes video and interactive media) material. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Electronic journal)
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An Institutional repository is an online locus for collecting, preserving, and disseminating - in digital form - the intellectual output of an institution, particularly a research institution. For a university, this would include materials such as research journal articles, before (preprints) and after (postprints) undergoing peer review, and digital versions of theses and dissertations, but it might also include other digital assets generated by normal academic life, such as administrative documents, course notes, or learning objects. The four main objectives for having an institutional repository are: 1) to provide open access to institutional research output by self-archiving it; 2) to create global visibility for an institution's scholarly research; 3) to collect content in a single location; 4) to store and preserve other institutional digital assets, including unpublished or otherwise easily lost ("grey") literature (e.g., theses or technical reports). (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Institutional repository)
Elluminate Live! is a web conferencing program developed by Elluminate Inc. Elluminate "rents" out virtual rooms or vSpaces where virtual schools and businesses can hold classes and meetings. While Elluminate is primarily designed and used for educational purposes, it is also used by training organizations and corporations. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Elluminate)
An electronic portfolio, also known as an e-portfolio or digital portfolio, is a collection of electronic evidence assembled and managed by a user, usually on the Web. Such electronic evidence may include inputted text, electronic files, images, multimedia, blog entries, and hyperlinks. E-portfolios are both demonstrations of the user's abilities and platforms for self-expression, and, if they are online, they can be maintained dynamically over time. Some e-portfolio applications permit varying degrees of audience access, so the same portfolio might be used for multiple purposes. An e-portfolio can be seen as a type of learning record that provides actual evidence of achievement. Learning records are closely related to the Learning Plan, an emerging tool that is being used to manage learning by individuals, teams, communities of interest, and organizations. To the extent that a Personal Learning Environment captures and displays a learning record, it also might be understood to be an electronic portfolio. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: E-portfolio)
EPrints is a free and open source software package for building open access repositories that are compliant with the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting. It shares many of the features commonly seen in Document Management systems, but is primarily used for institutional repositories and scientific journals. EPrints has been developed at the University of Southampton School of Electronics and Computer Science and released under a GPL license. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Eprints)
EPUB (short for electronic publication; alternatively capitalized as ePub, ePUB, EPub, or epub, with "EPUB" preferred by the vendor) is a free and open e-book standard by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF). Files have the extension .epub. EPUB is designed for reflowable content, meaning that the text display can be optimized for the particular display device used by the reader of the EPUB-formatted book. The format is meant to function as a single format that publishers and conversion houses can use in-house, as well as for distribution and sale. It supersedes the Open eBook standard (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: EPUB)
EQUELLA is a digital repository that provides one system to house teaching and learning, research, media and library content. EQUELLA has been deployed for copyright resource collections, research materials, managing and exposing materials through web sites and portals, content authoring, workflow, institutional policy and document management. EQUELLA is currently in use in a wide range of schools, districts, universities, community colleges, state systems and departments of education, government. (Excerpt from this source)
Exchangeable image file format (Exif) is a standard that specifies the formats for images, sound, and ancillary tags used by digital cameras (including smartphones), scanners and other systems handling image and sound files recorded by digital cameras. The specification uses the following existing file formats with the addition of specific metadata tags: JPEG DCT for compressed image files, TIFF Rev. 6.0 (RGB or YCbCr) for uncompressed image files, and RIFF WAV for audio files (Linear PCM or ITU-T G.711 μ-Law PCM for uncompressed audio data, and IMA-ADPCM for compressed audio data). It is not supported in JPEG 2000, PNG, or GIF. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Exif)
Facebook (stylized facebook) is a social networking service and website launched in February 2004, operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc. As of January 2011, Facebook has more than 600 million active users. Users may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, and exchange messages, including automatic notifications when they update their profile. Additionally, users may join common interest user groups, organized by workplace, school or college, or other characteristics. The name of the service stems from the colloquial name for the book given to students at the start of the academic year by university administrations in the United States to help students get to know each other better. Facebook allows anyone who declares themselves to be at least 13 years old to become a registered user of the website. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Facebook)
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Fedora (or Flexible Extensible Digital Object Repository Architecture) is a modular architecture built on the principle that interoperability and extensibility is best achieved by the integration of data, interfaces, and mechanisms (i.e., executable programs) as clearly defined modules. Fedora is a digital asset management (DAM) architecture, upon which many types of digital library, institutional repositories, digital archives, and digital libraries systems might be built. Fedora is the underlying architecture for a digital repository, and is not a complete management, indexing, discovery, and delivery application. The Fedora software is available under the terms of the Apache License. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Fedora Commons)
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A file format is a particular way that information is encoded for storage in a computer file. Since a disk drive, or indeed any computer storage, can store only bits, the computer must have some way of converting information to 0s and 1s and vice-versa. There are different kinds of formats for different kinds of information. Within any format type, e.g., word processor documents, there will typically be several different formats. Sometimes these formats compete with each other. File formats are divided into proprietary and open formats. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: File format)
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In computing, a shared resource or network share is a device or piece of information on a computer that can be remotely accessed from another computer, typically via a local area network or an enterprise Intranet, transparently as if it were a resource in the local machine. Examples are shared file access (also known as disk sharing and folder sharing), shared printer access (printer sharing), shared scanner access, etc. The shared resource is called a shared disk (also known as mounted disk), shared drive volume, shared folder, shared file, shared document, shared printer or shared scanner. The term file sharing traditionally means shared file access, especially in the context of operating systems and LAN and Intranet services, for example in Microsoft Windows documentation. Though, as BitTorrent and similar applications became available in the early 2000's, the term file sharing increasingly has become associated with peer-to-peer file sharing over the Internet. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Resource sharing)
ABBYY FineReader is an optical character recognition (OCR) application developed by ABBYY. FineReader was designed as a professional-level application for converting scanned images, photographs of documents and PDF files into editable and searchable formats such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, Rich Text Format, HTML, PDF/A, searchable PDF, CSV and text files. ABBYY FineReader is in competition with Nuance OmniPage as well as free software for optical character recognition. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: FineReader)
Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser descended from the Mozilla Application Suite and managed by Mozilla Corporation. As of March 2011, Firefox is the second most widely used browser with approximately 30% of worldwide usage share of web browsers. The browser has had particular success in Germany and Poland, where it is the most popular browser with 60% usage and 47% respectively. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Firefox)
Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) is an audio compression codec primarily authored by Josh Coalson. FLAC employs a lossless data compression algorithm. A digital audio recording compressed by FLAC can be decompressed into an identical copy of the original audio data. Audio sources encoded to FLAC are typically reduced to 50-60% of their original size. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: FLAC)
Adobe Flash (formerly SmartSketch FutureSplash, FutureSplash Animator and Macromedia Flash) is a multimedia platform used to add animation, video, and interactivity to web pages. Flash is frequently used for advertisements and games. More recently, it has been positioned as a tool for "Rich Internet Applications" ("RIAs"). Flash manipulates vector and raster graphics to provide animation of text, drawings, and still images. It supports bidirectional streaming of audio and video, and it can capture user input via mouse, keyboard, microphone, and camera. Flash contains an object-oriented language called ActionScript. Flash content may be displayed on various computer systems and devices, using Adobe Flash Player, which is available free of charge for common web browsers, some mobile phones and a few other electronic devices (using Flash Lite). (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Adobe Flash)
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Flash Video is a container file format used to deliver video over the Internet using Adobe Flash Player versions 6 ‐ 10. Flash Video content may also be embedded within SWF files. There are two different video file formats known as Flash Video: FLV and F4V. The audio and video data within FLV files are encoded in the same way as they are within SWF files. The latter F4V file format is based on the ISO base media file format and is supported starting with Flash Player 9 update 3. Both formats are supported in Adobe Flash Player and currently developed by Adobe Systems. FLV was originally developed by Macromedia. Flash Video has been accepted as the default online video format by many sites. Notable users of it include YouTube, Hulu, VEVO, Yahoo! Video, metacafe, Reuters.com, and many other news providers. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Flash Video)
Flickr is an image hosting and video hosting website, web services suite, and online community created by Ludicorp and later acquired by Yahoo!. In addition to being a popular website for users to share and embed personal photographs, the service is widely used by bloggers to host images that they embed in blogs and social media. In September 2010, it reported that it was hosting more than 5 billion images. For mobile users, Flickr has an official app for iPhone, BlackBerry and for Windows Phone 7, but not for other mobile devices. Several third party apps offer alternatives such as flickr hd for the iPad. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Flickr)


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HAYWARD — A fire official is crediting a quick-thinking 9-year-old boy for saving a disabled relative's life Monday afternoon.
Hayward Fire Capt. Thor Poulsen said the man, who uses a wheelchair, was alone in a bedroom with the door closed eating and smoking a cigarette when a fire broke out about 4:30 p.m. Monday.
His wife was in another room and heard the smoke detector sound, Poulsen said.
"The working smoke detector is really what caused anyone to check in on him," Poulsen said. "With the amount of fire and smoke damage, he could have easily passed away in that room before she even knew there was a fire in there."
Poulsen said the boy, who was visiting the home, ran and asked two neighbors for help. The men pulled the disabled man into another room and to safety.
Firefighters were called to the small house in the 27000 block of Tyrrell Avenue, and opened the roof to help control the one-alarm fire, Poulsen said. The cause of the fire was likely a dropped cigarette. The man burned his hands when he tried to put out the fire, and was taken to a hospital for treatment, Poulsen said. No one else was injured.
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Guinness World Records posted on its website Wednesday that Dina Manfredini of Johnston has inherited the title after Bessie Cooper of Georgia died Tuesday. Cooper was 116.
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Civilian Public Service Camp Newsletter Collection
Born out of a unique collaboration between the United States government and the historic peace churches, the first Civilian Public Service Camps were established in 1941 to provide conscientious objectors the option to perform alternative service under civilian command. Nearly 12,000 COs served in the 152 CPS camps in projects ranging from soil conservation, agriculture, and forestry to mental health. While the work was supposed to be of national importance, many of the men later complained that the labor was menial and not as important as they had hoped. Furthermore with no ability to earn wages and with their churches and families responsible for financing the camps, many COs, their wives and children found themselves impoverished both during and after the war.
During their time off, many of the men in the CPS camps published newsletters discussing education programs, which frequently involved religious study, work projects, and news about individuals sent to family and friends back home. This collections consists of newsletters created in camps in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Indiana, Maryland, and Colorado.
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The School Resource Officer (SRO) program is the next step in Community Oriented Policing (COP). The SRO is an asset used by the community and the school in an attempt to address situations in the lives of students in a manner other than the judicial system.
The School Resource Officer program is a nationally accepted program involving the placement of a law enforcement officer within the educational environment. The officer is involved in a variety of functions in the school aimed at prevention. In addition to being an active high profile law enforcement officer, the SRO is a resource for students, parents, teachers and administration regarding law issues. Another duty for the SRO is as a link to other service agencies that provide preventive and counseling services within the school district. Working hand-in-hand with the Principal in each school, the SRO assists with finding solutions to problems afflicting today's school age children.
The SRO is a proactive approach to deal with the pressures that today's youth finds itself having to confront. This includes the use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco, along with peer pressure, gang activity, and sex. These situations are not only in the schools, but in the community as well. The approach of addressing these issues only in the school, or only in the community, has not been completely effective. Traditionally, police and schools did not interact until one called upon the other.
Starting in November of 2002 the Boone County Sheriff's Department was granted funding from the COPS program to start an SRO program with two officers. After completing a 40 hour basic SRO training and a two day federal training seminar as required by the grant the two new officers were placed in the four Columbia public elementary schools located in the county and the Harrisburg School district.
After the programs first year, the DARE and SRO programs were combined into one unit. The officers were cross trained in the DARE and SRO programs. As of 2005, the Boone County Sheriff's Department has 4 officers assigned to schools within Boone County. The SRO/DARE officers spend the full shift working in their assigned schools. Each officer conducts classroom instruction to students, training to teachers and other school staff, counseling to students, parents, taking enforcement action when necessary under the Safe Schools Act and teaches the DARE program and other safety and law related topics. During the summer the SROs work in a variety of areas, bike patrol, crime prevention programs, explorer post activities, neighborhood watch program, and D.A.R.E. camp.
SRO in schools is not a new idea but one from the 1950s originally put in practice to curb youth crime. The SRO program has evolved into an effective link between the community and law enforcement. Officers have contact with the youth of the community building trust, respect, and social responsibility over time.
The SRO works with administration, educators, and counselors to provide other resources and options. The officers are able to help identify at risk youth and assist with intervention before serious problems occur. Teach about school staff and students on Law, Personal safety, and Drug awareness. The SROs are also able to make arrests when needed keeping a safe and worry free learning environment.
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The best method is to contact your child's school and ask for the School Resource Officer.
If the officer is not working at that time you may leave a message for the officer or contact the Boone County Sheriff's Department at 573-875-1111. If you have an emergency contact 911 for all locations within Boone County.
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