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Lincoln district lies in the southern end of the county. The surface of Lincoln is perhaps more broken than that of any of the other five districts.
It is said that the greatest wealth of Lincoln district still lies in its undeveloped coal wealth. This great wealth will probably remain dormant until railroads are built to the coal deposits in Lincoln.
The first cabin in this district was built by a man named Nevins in 1799. Later he was joined by the following pioneers who built homes: John Wilson, Jacob Noe, John Prinston, Richard Wilson, Hezekiah Wiley, Job Spence, Lazarus Damron, Daniel Cox, John jarrell and Henry Hampton.
Hezekiah Wiley, mentioned in the preceding paragraph, was a son of the celebrated Jenny Wiley, whose captivity by the Cherokee Indians is a story that has been many times told in this section.
William Ratcliff was the first child born in this district. He was born at the Mouth of Lost Creek, May 19, 1802, below the Falls of Tug River.
On a beech tree near the Mouth of Billy's Branch, cut in large rough letters, was cut the name of Daniel Boone, the founder of Kentucky. Whether or not Boone ever visited this part of Wayne county is not proved, but some of the older citizens of Lincoln district recall having read the letters in their boyhood before the beech tree was destroyed.
The first school in Lincoln was taught on Mill Creek by Henry Hampton. Among the pioneer preachers the following names are remembered: Reuben Giddings, Gorwin Lycan, John Jarrell, Stephen and Joseph Workman.
Lincoln, which has one of the largest areas of any district in the county, is peopled by a good class of citizenship. The coming of better schools, progressive farming and hard roads will give Lincoln the opportunity to develop the resources which have been handicapped in past years due to lack of these facilities.
The following named men from Wayne County were issued a Victory Button during the month of November, which shows that they served their Country in the World War: Archie Bellomy, Frank Cox, Wayne Copley, Oscar Ray, Dean A. Ramsdell, Clarence Smith.
Aunt Mary Ann was the widow of the late Andrew Sansom. She came to Wayne from Chesterfield County, Virginia. Because of her advanced years she had been in feeble health for some time.
It has been the annual custom of the relatives to give a birthday party to Aunt Mary Ann each year, the last one being given in August. She was a consistent Christian woman, loved and respected by her neighbors.
Funeral services were held at the Wayne Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and burial made in the family cemetery on the S. P. Booton farm. The surviving relatives are four children, R. S. Sansom of Wayne, Hugh Sansom of Millers Fork, Lee Sansom of Huntington, and Mrs. Harrison Bloss of Wilson's Creek; two sisters, "Aunt" Amanda Osburn of Wayne, Mrs. Sarah Walker of Kansas; two brothers Albert Smith of Wayne and John Smith of Oklahoma.
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No players were elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame today, a development that didn't shock or disappoint me. It is difficult for candidates to get 75 percent of any vote, especially once that process becomes complicated and muddied by the simmering steroid debate.
As a member of the Baseball Writers Association of America since 1990, I have a vote. I checked the box near the names of eight players on the ballot, the most players I've ever selected. I voted for Craig Biggio, who received the highest total with 68.2 percent, Mike Piazza, Tim Raines, Curt Schilling, Jeff Bagwell, Jack Morris, Edgar Martinez and Larry Walker.
But it's the two players that I failed to vote for that were discussed and dissected more than any other this year. I didn't vote for Barry Bonds or Roger Clemens, who might be the best hitter and best pitcher I've ever covered. While Bonds won seven Most Valuable Player Awards and Clemens won seven Cy Young Awards, I couldn't take my pen and put an X beside their names because of their connection to performance-enhancing drugs. I wasn't alone with those thoughts. Clemens notched 37.6 percent of the vote while Bonds got 36.2.
I've had dozens of conversations with players, managers, coaches and fellow voters about the 2013 ballot. Some of the smartest writers in the country made convincing arguments about why they voted for Bonds and Clemens. I respect their opinions, but I disagree with them. I'm not sure how and when it became so acceptable to honor players that cheated others and the game.
To me, the easiest decision would have been to vote for Bonds, who belted 762 homers, and Clemens, who won 354 games. Based on their career statistics, do they belong in the Hall? Of course they do. But I have a vital follow up question: What statistics are we judging them on? Are we judging them on career stats or the stats they accumulated before they became linked to steroids? I couldn't vote for a player whose numbers were artificially enhanced. I also hate the argument about how they were Hall of Famer players before their connection to PEDs so that makes them Hall of Famers.
Let's say two high school students were competing for the valedictorian. In senior year, one of the students decided to cheat. He was already great, but he wanted to be greater. If you found out that he cheated, would you be willing to honor him because he was worthy of being the valedictorian before he started cheating? I wouldn't.
Bonds admitted to using steroids, although he said he did it "unknowingly." Clemens's former trainer, who seemingly spent almost every hour with him, said that Clemens also used steroids. When you take that information and combine it with the incredible boost in stats that both players produced later in their careers, it's improbable to think that they did everything on their own. As journalists, we're taught to report about what we see. Any reporter who saw Bonds and Clemens now knows that he or she wasn't seeing entirely legitimate performances.
"I'm going to vote for both of them," one voter told me. "But I'm going to hold my nose while I do it."
Since I didn't vote for Bonds or Clemens, I've been asked why I voted for Piazza and Bagwell. I don't think that tandem should be grouped with Bonds and Clemens. I haven't seen anyone uncover how either of those players had a direct connection to steroids. In fact, I think Piazza got blasted with steroid shrapnel in this election. It's unfathomable to me that the best-hitting catcher ever isn't a first-ballot Hall of Famer. He was named on 57.8 percent of the ballots and is likely to be elected soon.
My refusal to vote for Bonds and Clemens isn't some personal issue. I covered Bonds during his pursuit of Hank Aaron's all-time home run record and recall having an enjoyable conversation with him about Notorious B.I.G. I liked covering Clemens, who I called John Wayne in pinstripes. I'm not trying to influence anyone's vote. It's my ballot and I needed to feel I was doing the right thing with it. For me and for this year, that meant not voting for Bonds and Clemens.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 19, 2013) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics released information Tuesday regarding its upcoming men's and women's basketball events which will be played in the Freedom Hall Civic Center.
The First Bank and Trust Company Roundball Showcase will consist of four college basketball games to be played inside Freedom Hall from Nov. 21-30, 2013.
First Bank and Trust Company President and CEO William H. Hayter said his company was pleased to help make these games a reality.
"We're excited about the partnership with ETSU," Hayter said. "This sponsorship is our way of reminding the Johnson City community that we're proud of our 34-year history, and proud to be part of this community. We are committed to serving Johnson City, and the citizens and businesses who live and work here."
The information provided below has been gathered to assist fans, students, alumni, community supporters, and anyone else who would like to attend these special games. In addition, the link to the right provides this same information along with arena/parking maps in a PDF format that can be easily printed for use at the games.
* (all games to be played at Freedom Hall)
Thursday, Nov. 21@ 4:45 p.m. – ETSU vs. Morehead State (WBK)
Thursday, Nov. 21 @ 7 p.m. – ETSU vs. Samford (MBK)
Saturday, Nov. 23 @ 4 p.m. – ETSU vs. Stephen F. Austin (MBK)
Saturday, Nov. 30 @ 4 p.m. – ETSU vs. Marshall (MBK)
• ETSU students receive free admission, but must present their student ID at the gate.
• The Student Entrance will be located at Freedom Hall's Southwest Gate.
• Student sections during the game will be Sections 106-124, plus Sections 6, 7, 205 and 206.
• NO NEED TO DRIVE ... ETSU Athletics will be providing a shuttle to take students and other fans to and from Freedom Hall. Trolleys will be leaving from Knight's Pizza beside campus starting at 4:15 pm until 6:45 pm with 20 minute intervals.
• Before you jump on the trolley…pre-game at Knight's Pizza as they will be having drink and food specials for those wearing blue and gold.
• Gates and ticket booths will open 1 hour prior to tip, but fans can purchase tickets early by visiting ETSUBucs.com and clicking on the tickets link.
• The main entrance and ticket sales booths will be located at the Southeast Corner of the facility.
• Will Call will be located at the Southwest Gate of the facility.
• Regular priced tickets are $10 each.
• Promotional Tickets:
1. $1 ticket for all Science Hill High School and Liberty Bell Middle School Students.
2. $5 family tickets for Science Hill High and Liberty Bell Middle families, as well as both schools faculty.
3. $5 ticket for children under 12, sponsored by Sweet Frog of Johnson City.
4. $5 ticket for ETSU Faculty/Staff (must present ETSU ID).
5. $5 ticket for any Chamber of Commerce members from the surrounding area.
6. $5 ticket for all city employees from Johnson City (must present city ID badge).
7. $5 tickets for ETSU alumni.
• For ticket questions, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the ticket link, or call 423-439-ETSU (3878).
General Public Parking:
• General public parking will be located in LOT C, a short walk from the main gate at Freedom Hall.
Student Parking:
• Students who drive to the game will be allowed access to parking LOT B.
BASA Members:
• Reserved and "A" level parking will park in LOT A which is closest to the auxiliary gym and the swimming pool.
• Level "B" and Level "C" will park in LOT B across from the main entrance.
• BASA members can enter on the ground level through the door along the right side of the building or via the main entrance.
Handicapped spaces:
• Handicapped patrons with floor-level seats can park in LOT A.
• Handicapped patrons who have seats in the upper levels will need to use handicapped spaces available at the main entrance or use the area for drop off.
Media/ETSU Gameday Personnel:
• Parking for media and ETSU gameday staff will be in Lot G1, which is located between Freedom Hall and the tennis courts located behind the building.
Chamber Events
• ETSU Athletics will be hosting area chambers of commerce at Freedom Hall on Nov. 21st. Tickets for chamber members will be just $5 and special parking access to LOT A will be made available for chamber members.
A pregame chamber of commerce reception is also scheduled for both games, beginning one hour and a half prior to tip.
For more information regarding the chamber events, please contact Tom Scott at 423-439-6140.
• The Wardroom Level and Courtside Club Level Hospitality will be combined and will convene in the cafeteria just off of the main arena floor. You must have your BASA membership card to gain access.
• There will be no BASA lounge hospitality at any of the three games at Freedom Hall.
• Media hospitality will be located in the same cafeteria area as the BASA Wardroom and Courtside Club Level Hospitality. This area can be found at floor level, just outside the court area.
Special Promotions
Nov. 21st
• First Bank & Trust Company Sponsorship
• Area Chamber of Commerce Night
• Special recogntion of James Reed, the son of Eddie Reed, who founded the ETSU ROTC program.
Nov. 30th
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• ETSU Alumni Night


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News and notes from Wednesday's Raiders practice:
— The Raiders had their longest practice of training camp, which coach Tom Cable says was the plan all along.
It would be hard to blame him for keeping things going just so he could keep watching a passing offense that looked to be putting things together.
Keeping things in perspective, the Raiders had their first units playing against scout teams again as they game plan for the New Orleans Saints.
So they should look good.
But that hasn't stopped them from having desultory passing sessions for the better part of the last three years regardless of their practice opposition.
During the team and seven-on-seven sessions included in a two-and-a-half hour practice, that changed. Instead of seeing balls strike the ground with alarming frequency, receivers ran crisp routes and caught passes just as they were coming out of breaks.
JaMarcus Russell was extremely accurate, Jeff Garcia had his moments and Bruce Gradkowski and Charlie Frye occasionally got into the act.
Instead of a parade of checkdowns and block-and-release throws to tight ends, virtually every wide receiver got into the act.
Darrius Heyward-Bey may have had his best training camp practice. Yes, he had a drop, but he also had what may have been his best catch _ a play in which he came to a stop, reached back to catch a Frye pass that went behind him, and somehow caught it while falling to the ground.
"Right after he caught it, I said to him, 'Your mistake is you showed me you can do that and so now the expectation goes up,' " Cable said. "But he had a great day catching the ball. You all saw that. That catch right there would be difficult for anybody."
Heyward-Bey shrugged his shoulders, called the catch "normal," and said it was all in a day's work.
"It's a catch that needed to be made," Heyward-Bey said. "I was working for the scout team, just went out there, ran a play, caught it."
Tight end Zach Miller, who a week before said he was hoping for a "legit" offense, was appling adjectives to the potential of the passing game which seemed laughable after a practice meltdown against San Francisco.
"As soon as our offense gets that rhythm and our quarterbacks are on time with the receivers and anticipating them coming out of their breaks, our passing game is unstoppable," Miller said. "It's all about timing, rhythm and quarterbacks having trust in their receivers that they're going to be in there break at a certain yardage, coming out at the right time.
"As soon as they're feeling them and they're letting the ball loose on time, you can't defend it.
Cable called for a repeat performance Thursday morning, the Raiders' last practice in Napa.
"We're getting there. We're getting closer," Cable said. "I want to see us come out in the morning and do the same thing and build some consistency. When we've had a good practice or two, we've kind of tailed a little bit, so I'd like to just see us keep it at a high level. But it's getting there."
Said Johnnie Lee Higgins: "If we don't do it again tomorrow, we wasted our time."
— Cable said he was pleased with the session all the way up to the end, which was out of view of the media.
"Loved all three phases until the last period," Cable said. "It was a long practice and I wanted to push them a little at the end."
— Additional practice highlights are available on my Twitter page.
— Among those who didn't practice included WR Chaz Schilens (foot), T Khalif Barnes (ankle), DE Matt Shaughnessy (foot), C John Wade (stinger), RB Justin Fargas (hamstring), LB Kirk Morrison (elbow), LB Isaiah Ekejiuba (shoulder), S Hiram Eugene, S Mike Mitchell (hamstring) and P Shane Lechler (groin).
Cable said those who could possibly play against New Orleans included Shaughnessy, Ekejiuba, Eugene and Lechler.
Cable said Eugene has missed the last two sessions with the stomach flu. Eugene told reporters he was out with a pectoral strain.
— Two new players, cornerback Michael Hawkins and defensive tackle Joe Cohen, got in their first work as Raiders. Hawkins was released recently by Tampa Bay after being released by Dallas. Cohen was cut loose by Miami.
Jason Horton was waived/injured and received a settlement, and wide receiver Samie Parker was waived to bring in Hawkins.
"We wanted to add a little depth along the D-line and get some more speed at corner," Cable said.
— Cable said he still considered cornerback spot opposite Nnamdi Asomugha an open competition between Chris Johnson and Stanford Routt. Johnson at times was running second teams, with Routt moving inside as the slot corner when the Raiders went to nickel.
— Tight end end Brandon Myers needed an I.V. for cramps following practice.
— Advertisers for KSFO (560-AM) made for one of the biggest practice crowds of the season. Following practice, quarterback Jeff Garcia walked alongside a fence and signed an autograph for every fan who wanted one.
Russell, meanwhile has discovered a backdoor route out of the field house and was later spotted in the hotel lobby, where there were fewer autograph demands and no media requests.
— Barnes orchestrated a portion of the crowd to sing Happy Birthday to Cornell Green. When Green attempted to exit through the gate to avoid the serenade, CEO Amy Trask brought him back.
— According to an ESPN report, Napa police will talk to Tom Cable about his alleged involvement in an incident that left defensive assistant Randy Hanson with a broken jaw.
The Napa police have not updated their statement after announcing they were reopening the invesitgation of one Raiders coach being injured after an altercation with another Raiders coach.
— Al Davis has a Napoleon complex. A search of Profootballreference.com reveals only four players in pro football history named Napoleon. Three of them have signed with the Raiders _ Napoleon McCallum, Napoleon Kaufman and Napoleon Harris (twice).
The other Napoleon was Napoleon Barrell, a 5-foot-8, 200-pound center who played for the Oorang Indians in 1923. No way Davis could tell if Barrell had "Raider speed." He wasn't born for another six years and was probably 15 years away from dominating stickball games in the streets of Brooklyn.


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By Garrett Miley | National Desk
The first two teams to punch their ticket to the Sweet 16 in 2013 know each other all too well. Intrastate and Big 10 rivals Michigan and Michigan State split their regular season matchups this year, and the Wolverines lead the all time series between the two schools 95-76. If we learned anything from today's games it's this: Both teams from the Great Lakes State look armed and dangerous to make deep runs in this year's tournament.
Michigan demolished coach Shaka Smart and VCU this afternoon, 78-53. The Rams and their "Havoc" defense looked like an easy task for Big Blue as the Wolverines bulldozed through it. Kyle Meinke of MLive.com puts it best:
Michigan was deluged with questions about the "Havoc" defense ever since it became clear the Wolverines would play VCU in the third round of the NCAA tournament.
The hype machine was in full effect.
It turned out to be nothing more than that for this skilled Michigan team. Hype.
The fourth-seeded Wolverines sliced through VCU's full-court press with ease in a 78-53 bludgeoning of the Rams. They will face the winner of No. 1 Kansas and No. 8 North Carolina on Friday in Dallas.
After entering the tournament having lost six of their final 12 contests, the one-time top-ranked Wolverines were surrounded with questions and dealt a No. 4 seed in the tournament. But Michigan's starting five controlled and dominated from start to
finish against VCU, looking once again like the team that sat atop the national rankings early in the season.
While it's been a roller-coaster ride for the Wolverines this season, Tom Izzo's Spartans have been the model of consistency. With the exception of a three-game skid comprising losses to Indiana, Ohio State and Michigan from February 19-March 3 (arguably the toughest stretch for any team this season), Michigan State has been unfailingly excellent. They blew out a Memphis team that won 30 games in the regular season today by a lopsided 70-48 score and look like a sure-fire national title contender.
Nick Baumgardner of MLive.com describes how people from both fanbases were pulling for each other on Saturday, as both Michigan and Michigan State are in the Sweet 16 together for the first time ever:
The Wolverines and Spartans both capped off perfect weeks at The Palace of Auburn Hills on Saturday, as Michigan trounced VCU by 25 points hours before MSU blasted Memphis by 22.
Michigan and Michigan State fans sat side-by-side inside The Palace for both games, and at times, it almost felt like they were pulling for one another.
"I was surprised today," Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said. "I said I was pulling for everybody (in the Big Ten) today, and I didn't think the fans would either way -- but I felt like it was almost that way."
Both teams from the state of Michigan are proving that they belong in the discussion as a potential champion this postseason. While both teams would likely have to knock off a top team to make it to the Final Four, the prospect of a Michigan vs. Michigan State finale is enticing.
Considering the way both teams played today, it isn't out of the realm of possibility.
Take a look at the bracket. Depending on the results of Duke vs. Creighton and Saint Louis vs. Oregon, Michigan State could have an easier road to the Final Four than it initially expected in the Midwest "region of death." The same can be said of the South Region for Michigan. If Big Blue gets past either Kansas or North Carolina and makes its way into the Elite 8, the Wolverines could find themselves with a less daunting matchup on the other side to make their way to the Final Four.
Talent is something that neither team lacks, that's for certain. Michigan, in addition to star guard Trey Burke, has the likes of Glenn Robinson III, Mitch McGary, and Tim Hardaway Jr. on the roster (all of whom scored at least 14 points in today's win over VCU). The Spartans have their own talented core to compete with the Wolverines: Keith Appling (13.6 ppg), Gary Harris (12.8 ppg), Adreian Payne (10.3 ppg, 7.4 rpg), and Derrick Nix (9.9 ppg, 6.5 rpg).
If somehow, some way the Spartans and Wolverines meet for the 2013 National Championship, college basketball fans could be in for something truly special.


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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Junior co-captain Deanna Lentz was selected to the 2004 STX/NFHCA Division III All-America Third Team as announced by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association earlier today. She became the fourth player in the program's history to earn All-America status, with previous honors going to Katherine Merrilees (Third Team) in 1994, and Tracy Sadowski (Second Team) and Laura Williams (Third Team) in 1998.


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Memorial Weekend Gas Prices Expected to Be Highest in Two Years – How Do We Compare?
With a nationwide average jump of 8 cents this week, Americans will find traveling this weekend more expensive.
According to AAA, gas prices for Memorial Weekend will be the highest since 2010. With a national average of about $3.65 per gallon, it could make travel more costly. However, as AAA reports in their Fuel Gauge Report, moderate price fluctuations have not affected previous holiday travel this year.
The reason for the uptick is oil prices. With the price of a barrel approaching $100, the prices have climbed a bit. There have also been some refinery issues in the Midwest that have contributed to the climb.
But AAA says unless there is a significant swing (12-15 cents a gallon or higher) they don't see this rise affecting the number of Memorial Weekend travelers.
A check of Mid-Columbia gas prices via GasBuddy.com shows Kennewick prices as of Wednesday as low as $3.73 at Costco, and climbing as high as $3.93 at some other convenience store outlets. Pasco showed prices starting at $3.79 at Mid-Columbia Grocery on Court and Road 64, with the highest reported in the city at $4.09 at one location.
AAA says the rest of the holiday and summer travel should stay brisk, unless there is a huge spike, which would also have an effect on the overall economy.


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\> trXfitetft* - ^ if r :<!', HROMCLE . RA.-JY , OH IC H i STOR i GAL,.' &OCA wTy_ Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 60 Years VwA'R 00 uy VELMa AVE, ; .0V 4321 1 EXOH VOL.60 NO.33 AUGUST 19,1982-AV30 Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals, Beth Jacob Sets Torah Day, Aug. 23 The Beth Jacob Congregation announces the 21st Annual Torah Day for Jewish Youth will be held this Monday, Aug. 23, at Blendon Woods. Saul Sladowsky, newly appointed Regional Director of NCSY will be heading a staff of advisors including Rabbi Joseph Abrams of Cleveland. Rabbi David Stavsky said that an excellent staff of advisors will be working all day with the teenagers at Blendon Woods. The all day outing will begin with talis and Tephilin at the "synagogue at 8:30a.m. Following Shacharit service, breakfast will be served by the Beth; Jacob Sisterhood, Mrs. Jack Weisman is the sisterhood president. Rabbi David Stavsky will then present a keynote address based on the theme "Etz Chaim He—It is a Tree of Life." After a Buzz session following the address, the teens will travel to Blendon Woods where the program will continue for the rest:of: the day. While;at the park, the teens will participate in sports events, learning sessions, a mitzvah (arts and crafts) workshop, song sessions, Israeli dancing and nature ; hikes. A cookout will conclude the program. The Youth Committee is lead by Naomi Seidemann and Ken Beckman. '' For information concerning the day program for all Columbusieenagers, call the synagogue office at 237-8641. Mrs. Faye Grinblatt and Dr. and Mrs. Michael, David and Jeffrey Grinblatt are sponsors for Torah Day in memory of their beloved husband and father, Ben Grinblatt. David will be presenting a Torah learning session during the day. Argov Returns To Israel TEL AVIV (JTA)—Shlomo Argov, Israel's Ambassador to Britain, returned to Israel last week and is now being.treated in the neurosurgical department of the Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem after two months of treatments in a London hospital following the attack on him, June 3, which sparked off the war in Lebanon. Argov suffered severe head injuries in the attack. terrorist Squad Kills Six PARIS (JTA)—On Aug; 10 a terrorist squad hit at the heart. of Paris' traditional Jewish quarter, the Marais section, killing six people and wounding 15 more, some of them seriously. Four terrorists opened fire on customers eating lunch in the city's best-known Jewish restaurant and then fired on fleeing shopkeepers and passersby. The attack was the deadliest carried out in recent years against a Western Jewish community.; " ';' ' ■ ; ■ Selma Mellman To Chair Federation Annual Meeting leasure Recalled (y N.Y. Assemblyman - "The 56th Annual Meeting of the Columbus Jewish Federation is a showcase event and I have appointed a skilled, creative and knowledgeable woman to serve as Chairman: Selma Mellman," announced Bernard Selma Mellman K. Yenkin, Federation President, in making the appointment. . Mrs. Mellman, a native of Columbus, has traveled extensively throughout the world. Her travels have taken her to Israel many times. "I have traveled to Israel more than a dozen times, but my most recent trip was exceptionally memorable. Unexpectedly,. our group was allowed to travel into Lebanon with the Jewish Agency in one of, the first private citizen trips into the country, just eight days after the war began," explained Mrs. Mellman, who had ac- compained her husband, Myer, a delegate to the Jewish Agency Assembly, in early June. In both'"the1981 and 1982 United Jewish Fund Campaigns, Mrs. Mellman has served as Women's Division Advance Gifts Solicitations Chairwoman. She is also a past Chairwomen of the Young Women's Division. - Mrs. Mellman is a Life Member of Hadassah, Brandeis and National Council of Jewish Women and a member of Agudas Achim (CONTINUED ON PAGE 16) NEW YORK (JTA)- Assemblyman Sheldon Silver (D. Manhattan) said today he had recalled a measure, sponsored"by him and approved both by the Assembly and Senate of -the 1982 Legislature, on the problem of Jewish religious divorces because Governor Hugh Carey's office had informed him the GoVernor intended to veto it Silver also told the Jewish*,, Telegraphic Agency that he intended to introduce a new bill in the 1983 Legislature similar to one he had sponsored, also approved by both houses, to provide time off for observance of religious holidays by Jewish and non- Jewish teachers. Carey vetoed that bill last Thursday. Silver withdrew the divorce ("get") bill also last Thursday. Carey has been advised by his counsel that both measures were unconstitutional. The religious holiday time- No To Guilt For Israel By Rabbi Meir Kahane Editors Note: Rabbl Meir Kahane Is head of the Jewish Defense League and leader of the Kach movement In Israel. This article was called to our attention by a number of our reader* and Is reprinted because of the Interesting point of view presented. Our "Editor's Mailbox" is available for reader. ;comment. © 19S2 by The New York Times, Company. Reprinted by permission. There is a specter haunting Israel and its .American Jewish supporters. It is called guilt. Guilt over the "repression of Palestinian human rights." Guilt over the refusal to. remove "the main obstacle to peace in the Middle East," the "occupation of the Arab lands seized in 1967." Guilt over the unwillingness to give the "Palesti nians" their own state in the "occupied lands." And now, guilt over the killing of "Palestinians" and "innocent civilians in Leba-" non.'' -,'. It is a powerful weapon, this guilt. Jews have a difficult time coping with it. A people that hss been the most debased of losers for 2,000 years finds it difficult to cope with victory. It finds it extraordinarily difficult to remain normal. It inherits insecurities, complexes- guilt It begins to believe its. enemies' slanders. It loses its self-respect and longs for the love of a hating world. It is important that those who have retained their self- esteem and sense of Jewish off measure provided that teachers in the New York City public school system could deduct leave credits from accumulated sick leave to observe religious holidays. Under its provision, a New York Xity public school teacher, who wanted to take time off for observance of a day holy to his or her religion, could deduct; without penalty up to eight days in a school year from sick leave accumulated in past years. Silver said, objections to his measure were filed with the Governor by the State Commissioner of Education, the Public Employes Relations Board and Mayor Edward Koch of New York City. They contended the matter was one for collective bargaining and not a matter for legislation. Will Try To Prove Bill's Constitutionality The "get" measure was a civil bill designed to ease a centuries-old disability imposed on the observant Jewish wife whose husband refuses to give her a Jewish divorce (a "get"). Ah observant Jewish woman is barred from marriage unless her husband gives her a "get." Believed to be the first law of its kind, the measure provided that when one party to a civil divorce action complained of a barrier to remarriage imposed by the other, the issue could be submitted to a fact-finding and mediation panel, appointed by the judge hearing the divorce suit, which would have had the function of determining whether such a barrier did exist and, if it did, whether either party would remove it. Silver told the JTA that, in making plans for the "get" bill, he had received a statement on its constitutionality (CONTINUED ON PAGE 15) Cols. Jewish Federation ItaHy Well Attended By Community He emphasized that Israel needed to strike the PLO before they became too powerful. "The PLO has to be deprived of their autonomous base of action in survival speak out against the disease of guilt and moral insecurity. No guilt. Are the lands of. 1967, "occupied" by the Jews, the. main obstacle to peace? Is the year 1967 the origin of the conflict? How peaceful it must have been in 1966 when Sinai and Gaza were in Egyptian hands and the Golan was possessed by the Syrians to shell, for 19 years, the' Jewish settlements below, and when Judea-Samaria (the "West Bank") and East Jerusalem were in the hands of the "moderate" King Hussein. Why did they all go to war? What did they want then? *When one has East Jeru- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 16) by Judith Franklin, Chronicle Staff Writer They came in Levis and in suits. Some were young; some were old. Many were Jews, quite a few were not. But they all had one thing in common. They wanted to learn more about the Israeli conflict in Lebanon. More than that, they wanted to hear the truth. And that is what the Columbus Jewish ; Federation endeavored to provide at its .Urgent Community Rally held at Congregation Tifereth Israel, 1354 E. Broad St., last.Sunday night. Speaking to a capacity crowd which filled the main sanctuary and overflowed into the social hall, Melvin Schottenstein, 1982 UJA Campaign Chairman; Judith Swedlow, Vice-President of the Federation; Merom Brachman, Vice Chairman of the Federation's Community Relations Community, and Charles Schiffman, Executive Director of the Federation; gave personal accounts of their recent UJA sponsored Prime Minister's Mission to Israel and Lebanon,. Mrs. Swedlow cited the fact that the PLO has "callously and specifically sought out only civilians as targets" and explained that families in Columbus' sister city, Kiryat Shimona, near the Lebanese border, have spent 75 percent of their time for the last 12 years living in underground shelters because of Lebanon-based shellings. "How patient can a country be?" she asked. "How much pain can -it absorb?" c. ' Federation President Bernard Yenkin introduced Prof. Shlomo Aronson, Chief Information Officer of the Israel Defense Force, the featured guest speaker, who explained the political realities of the current situation, including why he felt the PLO must be driven from Beirut. "May this great suffering—the great price paid—result in peace for Israel and all people of the area." Lebanon, which is the last one left where they could put pressure on Israel and the other V^rab states," he said. The second speaker, Bennett Yanowitz, Chairman of (CONTINUED ON' PAGE 15) A capacity crowd turned out for the Columbus Jewish Federation's Urgent Community Rally at Congregation Tifereth Israel on Aug. 15. n >
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SAN DIEGO, Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- OncoSec Medical Inc. (OTCBB: ONCS), a company developing its advanced-stage ImmunoPulse DNA-based immunotherapy and NeoPulse therapy to treat solid tumor cancers, announced that Punit Dhillon, President and CEO, will present at the 15th Annual BIO CEO & Investor Conference at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, on Tuesday, February 12th at 3:00PM Eastern Time.
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MALVERN, PA. – "The Biblical Concept of Healing" was the topic of the keynote speech this morning as the 2011 Rachel's Vineyard Leadership Retreat got under way at the Malvern Retreat Center. This year's full-to-capacity retreat, with more than 250 participants attending from all over the world, is the largest ever.
"The Rachel's Vineyard model for healing after abortion is highly regarded everywhere, including the Vatican," said Father Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life and this morning's keynote speaker. Rachel's Vineyard is a ministry of Priests for Life. Father Pavone noted that Dr. Theresa Burke and Kevin Burke, co-founders of Rachel's Vineyard, were invited to address the Pontifical Academy for Life this past February.
The Priests for Life pastoral team is attending the weeklong conference, which this year also offers special resources and workshops for regional coordinators of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. Campaign co-founders Janet Morana and Georgette Forney will offer classes on public speaking, media and healing workshops. The campaign is for those who have been through post-abortion healing programs and have decided to speak out about their abortion experiences.
Among the highlights of today's gathering will be a talk by Dr. Burke on "Understanding Repeat Abortions," and a workshop led by Father Pavone and Mrs. Morana titled "Do Post-Abortion Healing and Pro-Life Activism Mix?"
Several Bishops have attended weekend retreats themselves. Attending this week's leadership conference is Bishop David Choby of the Diocese of Nashville.
"With this year's theme, Disciples of Love, Witnesses of Hope, we are sure all conference attendees will be inspired with new ideas, information, and strategies to assist and rejuvenate them in their vocation to do God's work of healing in post-abortive women and men and building a culture of life," Dr. Burke said.
Father Benedict Groeschel, founder of the Community of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, has had high praise for Rachel's Vineyard. "I cannot think of another work of this kind so well done. A most difficult and painful human problem is engaged with faith, psychological insight and trust."
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The terms and conditions covering the Android SDK contains several restrictions and limitations that are incompatible with free/open source software. There's an anti-fragmentation clause in there which prohibits forking, and a number of other troublesome clauses. However, many of these have been in the SDK's terms and conditions for years now, so this can hardly be called news. The Android SDK is proprietary - it always has been.
However, there's a crucial aspect that will most likely get overlooked as this blog posts makes its way around the web. These terms and conditions only apply to the SDK binaries. The source code, licensed under the Apache 2 license, is still freely available, so you are free to build the SDK on your own and bypass the terms and conditions of the SDK altogether. In fact, Replicant does just that, and you can download the latest version of the SDK (API level 15) they compiled from the source starting today.
The situation around Android, its open source nature, and the licenses and restrictions Google has attached to the Android brand have long been a source of misunderstandings, which is to be expected with complicated matters like this. In its simplest form, the Android code is open source under the Apache 2 and GPLv2 licenses, while Google's own suite of applications is not.
However, there's also the compatibility requirements you have to adhere to in order to carry the Android brand. While this is entirely unrelated to the Android source code, people often conflate the two. To further complicate things, there's also pieces of code in Android which are not open source, mostly drivers for which Google does not own the rights.
All this is not uncommon in the open source world. Haiku, for instance, employs essentially the same scheme.
A more famous example is Red Hat, which employs this scheme for its Linux distribution.
The additional restrictions imposed upon the SDK binaries - as non-Free/open as they might be - do not make Android any more or less proprietary. The code is out there for anyone to download and use. While it would be great if Android were developed using an open model, there's no requirement to do so. The Android 3.x situation was a massive cop-out, as I've said before.
I guess this story will continue to pop up every now and then in various forms, perpetuated by traffic-hungry blogspammers, people cheering for one particular team only, and those with little to no understanding of how open source works. It joins the stories about security on the Mac, iPhone whatever-gates, Linux on the desktop, and so on - a long list of recurring themes that no matter how many times we go over it, it just refuses to die down.


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BOSTON, Dec. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust (HIT) is investing $33.5 million of union pension capital to construct 129 apartments for low-income households at Old Colony, one of Boston's largest and most distressed public housing properties. The project is expected to generate 340 union construction jobs.
The construction is part of a comprehensive redevelopment plan by the Boston Housing Authority and MassHousing in conjunction with the developer, Beacon Communities of Boston. This $61.4 million project is implementation of the second phase of their plan.
Previously, the HIT invested $26.7 million in Old Colony's $56.8 million first phase of redevelopment, which included 116 housing units and the 10,000-square-foot Joseph M. Tierney Learning Center that opened in the spring of 2012 and was also developed by Beacon Communities. The success of Old Colony's innovative master plan and environmentally sustainable design has been hailed as a national model for reviving older urban communities.
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"The HIT's investment in the Old Colony redevelopment is part of our long-standing commitment to support the City of Boston in developing and preserving quality affordable housing for low-income families," said HIT Senior Vice President Tom O'Malley, who is Director of the HIT's New England Regional Office. He added that the union-built project "is already helping improve the quality of life for residents, who are enjoying the new environmentally friendly housing and attractive outdoor green space."
Situated on a 16-acre site in South Boston, the Old Colony complex has been a major affordable housing resource for community residents for 70 years. The project is replacing outdated and deteriorated buildings with new residential units in a variety of attractive housing styles that will integrate more smoothly into the surrounding neighborhood.
The rehabilitation work is being carried out in accordance with LEED criteria for sustainable development and includes the replacement of aged infrastructure with energy-efficient systems to reduce operating costs.
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About the HIT
The AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust (HIT) is a fixed-income investment company registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It manages over $4.5 billion in assets for more than 360 investors, which include union and public employee pension plans. The HIT invests primarily in government and agency insured and guaranteed multifamily mortgage-backed securities. The HIT is one of the earliest and most successful practitioners of socially responsible, economically targeted investing, with a 45-year track record that demonstrates the added value derived from union-friendly investments. The investment objective of the HIT is to provide competitive returns for its investors and to promote the collateral objectives of constructing affordable housing and generating employment for union members in the construction trades and related industries. Since its inception, the HIT has invested $6.6 billion to finance over 105,000 units of housing nationwide, generating over 71,000 union jobs. More information is available on the HIT's website, www.aflcio-hit.com.
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From 4 January Elsevier Journals withdrew access in Bangladesh to 1610 of its publications, including the Lancet stable of journals, which had been available through the World Health Organization's Health Inter-Network for Access to Research Initiative (HINARI) programme. HINARI was set up in 2002 to enable not for profit institutions in developing countries to gain access online to more than 7000 biomedical and health titles either free or at very low cost.And this resulted in the bizarre situation in which some researchers in the country no longer had access to their own research:
Springer has withdrawn 588 of its journals from the programme in Bangladesh and Lippincott Williams and Wilkins 299 journals. The American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Society for Animal Science have withdrawn access to, respectively, two and three of their journals.
Tracey Koehlmoos, head of the health and family planning systems programme at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research in Dhaka, said, "We are a little less than 300 scientists eking out world class research on a shoestring budget without the purchasing power capacity of a big university in the West. HINARI has been our lifeline. My colleagues publish in many of these journals, and now we won't even have access to our own papers."Access to knowledge is important for creating new knowledge. Blocking off such access to these scientists and researchers is a really unfortunate move.
Thankfully, as I was finishing up writing this piece, I saw the news that, given the outcry of protests about this, the publishers backed down (pdf). However, it seems troubling that it should take a public outcry for these publishers to realize this was a bad idea.


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Los Altos physical therapist Colleen O'Kane lightens the load for her patients – literally.
That's because O'Kane, owner of Bodies in Motion Physical Therapy and Fitness in Los Altos, is the proud owner of an AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill for therapy. According to O'Kane, the machine – which uses NASA technology that allows partial weight-bearing assistance – has proved a worthy investment since she purchased it 18 months ago.
The 23-year veteran physical therapist said she bought the machine as a useful tool in her effort to help patients rehabilitate pain-free from injuries to their lower extremities. O'Kane's practice is one of only five located within the Los Altos, Palo Alto and Mountain View area currently using the AlterG treadmill.
"We use this for a huge number of purposes – backs, hips, knees, feet and ankles," said O'Kane, whose eight-year physical therapy practice is located at 851 Fremont Ave., Suite 114. "Basically, it's for anyone with lower-body injuries."
The lower body of the treadmill user initially is secured in a pressure-controlled air chamber, temporarily rendering them in a state of weightlessness – an effect similar to what NASA astronauts experience when training for space walking. A therapist (or the user) then calibrates the specific percentage of body weight the user can bear during a rehabilitation session, effectively decreasing the pounding and wear on lower- body joints.
"The only way I can explain it is that the sensation is similar to walking in water," said O'Kane, who noted that she uses the treadmill regularly to help therapy patients recovering from anterior cruciate ligament surgeries, among other procedures. "The benefit is that you don't have the resistance you do in water, so you can work on things like correcting your gait."
O'Kane also acquired a video system for the treadmill, which includes an eye-level screen so that users can correct their strides in real time.
"It's real-time feedback about what's happening with your form, so that we can make changes right there on the spot," O'Kane said. "The first part of changing those patterns and habits for patients is mental."
As patients progress in correcting form, gaining strength and muscle memory, more weight is applied incrementally. Once a patient can bear full body weight, the rehabilitation process typically advances to machine-free activities such as outdoor walking and running on trails or tracks.
For some patients – particularly those experiencing longtime limitations – using the AlterG for the first time, is an emotional experience, O'Kane added.
"I've actually had people cry because they just haven't been able to walk at a reasonable pace for a number of years," she said.
While O'Kane purchased the antigravity treadmill with her patients foremost in her decision, she has discovered that local long-distance runners and other athletes seeking variety in training methods have an interest in the machine. Several runners regularly book time on the treadmill for the purpose of eliminating a few miles of wear and tear on their bodies.
"For most of the runners who come in, it cuts their pounding mileage on the pavement," she said. "They still do 60 to 80 miles per week, but they'll now do 15 miles or so here once or twice a week."
O'Kane said she's fortunate to see the benefits her AlterG treadmill provides to patients and weekend warriors alike.
"It's been a great investment," she concluded. "We just want to get more people on it and show them how it can help their rehab or training. It's been life changing for so many people."
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The Warriors gave STH four free preseason tickets to the Phoenix Suns game on Oct 23rd. They are crappy seats in the upper deck in Section 219 Row 6, but I am guessing if you really wanted to you could probably sneak down lower. If anyone is interested in two or all four, let me know and I can email them.
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This gallery features Teahupoo, Taapuna and Sapinus tahitian spots. This is the result of one week shooting just before the back to school days.
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A new relationship is forming between kids and cinnamon, but not the culinary relationship many parents would hope for. A tablespoon of ground cinnamon, no water, a video camera, and a few laughs make for one viral fad that could send your child to the hospital, reports TODAY Moms.
A popular dare, the "cinnamon challenge" involves an attempt to swallow a spoonful of the spice without vomiting or inhaling the powder. It's not new, but thanks to YouTube it has gone viral, with over 30,000 videos tagged "cinnamon challenge"—some of which have millions of views. Many kids attempt to swallow the dusty spice and keep it down to complete the challenge, but most ultimately double over in a cloud of brown dust, the product of an instantaneous hacking cough.
"People who cough that hard can have problems that can range from collapsing a lung to having lungs that get really inflamed, or pulmonary edema," Dr. Russell Migita, Clinical Director of Emergency Services at Seattle Children's Hospital, tells TODAY Moms. Dr. Migita has not yet treated anyone with problems stemming from cinnamon ingestion, but he actively warns against the dangerous possibilities.
The Wall Street Journal reports that schools across the country are warning parents and staff about the potential adverse effects of the challenge, as many parents are unaware that their children may be attempting such a stunt.
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This is the personal website of Elizabeth Marie Smith. I am a wife, mother of four, Open Source advocate and volunteer in many open source projects. I also speak at conferences, mentor new programmers, and am not ashamed to sometimes be the grouchy old lady. I'm operating system and platform agnostic since I believe every system has strengths and weaknesses, and a good programmer knows them all instead of slavishly believing theirs is the best by right of technological religion. I also write fiction and fanfiction, sew, knit, teach ballet and enjoy video games,anime and manga, fantasy, sci-fi and romance novels.
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Continuous tiny tastes of food throughout the coming days from now through the New Year can result in unwelcome weight gains. Alice Henneman from the University of Nebraska has a short video, "Tiny Tastes Can Total Big Calories over the Winter Holidays," that shows how bites can add up to excess pounds. You will enjoy watching it if you can here on YouTube.com.
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Maddon, who was named the American League's Manager of the Year for the second time in four years, could have had his choice of three highly attractive vacancies — the Cardinals, Red Sox and Cubs — but wouldn't ask out of his contract with the Rays. He reportedly agreed to a three-year extension Tuesday that will keep him with the club through 2015.
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Preserving county history through photographs
For the past several weeks, The Post & Mail has featured a historical photograph that depicts Whitley County life. No doubt for some readers, the Timewarp Tuesday feature has brought back memories of glory days on the basketball court, what used to be at Columbia City High School, and classmates that may have moved on.The Post & Mail is pleased to offer this feature in future issues, and has partnered with the Whitley County Historical Museum to solicit residents for photos.Do you have a photo of your family farm, first car, graduating class, area business? Do you posses a part of Whitley County history preserved in photos?Would you like to contribute to the archives of the Whitley County Historical Museum and share your piece of history with Post & Mail readers? The museum will offer a scanning service Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 p.m. through the months of April and May. Residents can bring up to five photos per session. The museum will scan the photos and add them to their digital collection. If you would like a digital copy of your photos, you are can bring a flash drive for them to be saved to.In addition to your photograph, any information you can provide about the photograph is appreciated. This should include the identities of those photographed as well as the year and location of the photo, in writing.The scanned images and information will be shared with The Post & Mail and will be featured in an upcoming issue as a Timewarp Tuesday feature. For more information, contact Christie Workman at The Post & Mail at 244-5153 x 209.


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E-stop switches for automation and specialty machines
Elobau has added six styles of e-stop push buttons that address a wide range of specifications and applications to their line of e-stop switches. The 22.5 mm emergency stop buttons have all the necessary safety compliance ratings including EN 418, VDE 0660/Teil 200, EN/IEC 60947-5-1, EN/IEC 60947-5-5, CSA and UL approvals.
A variety of styles and options are designed to meet specific applications and installations including button ilumination, an IP69K type for high pressure wash down applications for food processing applications and a key-release type. Combined with a wide range of normally-open (N.O.) and normally-closed (N.C.) force-guided contact block configurations, virtually hundreds of different combinations of functionality and performance can be achieved.
The e-stop switches are rated for 1M cycles, electrical and mechanical. They are rated for 3A @ 240V/1.6A @ 480VAC.
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Antec Easy SATA Review
With the larger your files on your computer are getting, more storage space is being required to be installed in your system. This can be done with either an external hard drive or an internal drive. Some people are not huge fans of the external storage solution, so Antec has come up with a great solution to this problem with their Antec Easy SATA hard drive enclosure. The Antec Easy SATA enclosure is going to allow you to not only easily swap out hard drives between computers, but it is also going to allow you to easily and quickly add extra storage space to your setup while still using your SATA connections that you are used to allowing for up to 3Gbps data transfer speeds. I am very excited to see exactly how well this solution is going to work, as well as to see if it is going to handicap any performance that we are all used to with the SATA connections. So, let's take a nice and close look at the Antec Easy SATA hard drive enclosure.
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The packaging for the Antec Easy SATA hard drive enclosure is very simple in design. It is a clear plastic package that holds everything inside of it and displays all of the information that you are going to need to know about the product on the outside of the package. The front of the packaging displays a large image of the Antec Easy SATA hard drive enclosure installed in a case with it slightly pulled out along with the hard drive slightly pulled out to display how it does get installed. Above the picture Antec gives you a nice little description of the product which is worded, "Hot Swap Hard Drive Caddy with External SATA connector." The flat flap on the top of the package displays the Antec logo with the "Believe it" slogan printed in the top left corner. To the right of that is where the Easy SATA name is printed with a little bit more of a description under that. When you take a look at the back of the packaging you are going to see the installation instructions printed at the top with sketch drawings to depict what you are going to need to do to install it. All of the features are listed on the back in multiple languages as well. Inside of the package is where you are going to find a little bag of eight screws that will allow you to install the device to your case to make sure it will not go anywhere.
When you open up the packaging to pull the device out, you are going to be able to see that the sides and the entire device looks like a hollowed out optical drive that fits in the 5.25" drive bay with a flap in the front that is going to be able to fall inwards to allow the drive to be installed and look flush with the rest of the case when there is no drive installed. The back of the Antec Easy SATA is where you are going to see the PCB board that has the SATA connection and the SATA power connectors on either side, that are going to allow the data to transfer through, along with the power so your hard drive you have plugged in is going to be able to get the power and information from your computer. Either side of the Easy SATA device look just like a typical 5.25" device and you have all of your screw holes so that you can secure the device to the cage in your case.
The front of the Antec Easy SATA has two features that I want to point out, one on each side of the door that folds back when a drive is installed. On the left hand side of the door, you are going to see what looks like an eject button from a floppy drive, which is exactly what this button does, it will dis-engage the locking mechanisms that are holding your hard drive in so that you can slide it out of the enclosure. The other feature is on the right hand side of the device - it is an e-SATA connector, which will allow you to connect any other external hard drive you have through the Easy SATA device. Coming out of the back of the Easy SATA is a SATA cable that you plug directly into your motherboard. This cable is not for the drive you install inside of the enclosure, however it is the cable that tansfers the data between the motherboard and the e-SATA device you may have installed through the Easy SATA device. Also taking a look at the back of the Easy SATA device, I mentioned the PCB board that allows the hard drive you slide in to get the necessary power and transfer the data between the motherboard and the drive with a SATA cable installed between the two of them.
When you install the Antec Easy SATA external hard drive enclosure, you are going to see that the hard drive does hang out of the enclosure just a little bit. This is only so that you are able to grab the hard drive when you want to uninstall it. This will cause a problem with a front door that you may have on your case that covers your drive bays, plus it does take a little bit away from the overall look of your case with everything else being flush.
Now that we know exactly what the Antec Easy SATA device looks like, it's time to take a look at the specifications and then proceed to see what kind of performance we are going to be able to see from the device.


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We are starting to hit the peak foliage time in Pennsylvania, which means we're not quite sure how many nice afternoons are left before winter sets in. The clocks are about to fall back, too, so it will be dark by 5:15. Needless to say you don't want to waste any nice afternoon, particularly when I get an one off.
So today we got home from work/school/daycare and broke from the norm. Usually Brant goes right for a nap (somehow a 1 1/2 year old only takes one nap all day at daycare), Maren does her homework and I grab a book and a highlighter.
Today we spent a half-hour outside, playing on the swings, practicing riding our bike again and then we broke out the Barbie Jeep. It is one of the few things the kids really love to do together that doesn't end up with one of them crying.
This particular chance provided my wife and I with another one of the back-pocket photos parents love to have, the ones you break out when your son is bringing home a girl from college, or when they are in an otherwise dreadful mode. Nothing like a little blackmail photo to lighten the mood.