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A Dover man, identified as Bobby Luzader, 78, has died of injuries suffered in an April 27 motorcycle accident in Georgetown.
The Dover man who was injured in an April 27 accident near Georgetown has died.
Bobby Luzader, 78, succumbed to his injuries at 10:55 p.m. April 28, said Delaware State Police spokesman Master Cpl. Gary Fournier.
The division's Collision Reconstruction Unit is continuing its investigation and no charges have been filed, Fournier said.
Delaware State Police troopers are reporting a Harrington woman was killed and a Dover man seriously hurt in a Sunday afternoon traffic accident near Georgetown.
The crash took place at 3:45 p.m. on U.S. Route 113, at Speedway Road, Georgetown, said division spokesman Cpl. John Day.
The preliminary investigation showed a 2005 Honda GL-8 three-wheel motorcycle, driven by Bobby Luzader, 78, of Dover, was headed northbound on U.S. Route 113, approaching the intersection with Speedway Road, Day said.
At the same time, a 1996 Lincoln Town Car, driven by Marianne Worley, 78, of Millsboro, was headed southbound on Route 113; Worley began to make a left turn toward Speedway Road, but stopped facing east in the median crossover.
Worley then started across the northbound lane of Route 113, crossing into the motorcycle's path. Luzader swerved to avoid a collision, but the front of the Lincoln hit the left side of the Honda, splitting it in half. Both Luzader and his passenger, Jane Kauffman, 65, of Harrington, were thrown from the bike.
Luzader was flown by state police to Bayhealth-Kent General Hospital and then to Christiana Hospital, where he was admitted in serious condition.
Kauffman first was taken by ambulance to Beebe Hospital and then flown to Christiana, where she was pronounced dead.
Both were wearing helmets at the time of the crash, Day said.
Worley also was taken to Beebe, where she was treated for a minor injury and released. She was properly restrained at the time of the crash, Day added.
The Collision Reconstruction Unit is continuing its investigation and no charges have been filed. The northbound lanes of Dupont Highway were closed for approximately three hours as troopers investigated and cleared the crash.


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Governments and criminal organizations are stepping up digital surveillance of journalists, but the press is not keeping pace in meeting the challenge, a panel of experts said Wednesday at an event marking the launch of the CPJ Journalist Security Guide. Reporters are using unsecure consumer electronic products for sensitive tasks such as note-taking and source management, the experts said, without sufficiently assessing the risks.
The panelists--including CPJ Internet Advocacy Coordinator Danny O'Brien, a co-author of the new guide--spoke to an audience of 80 at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
Journalists, of course, are not alone in underestimating the emerging dangers. Even technologists miscalculated the range and severity of risks that would accompany the revolution in digital products, O'Brien said. Fellow panelist Chris Soghoian, a leading privacy activist, stressed how easy it is to unwittingly divulge information that is transmitted or stored on devices such as smart phones. Whenever data is sent or received it travels through a network of computers that can make the information vulnerable at some point. Journalists should assess this risk and take proportionate precautions.
Losing control of your data--notes, calendars, source information--is one of the gravest dangers facing journalists, according to O'Brien, and it's especially pernicious given that people are often oblivious to the loss. In the CPJ security guide, O'Brien compared the experience of losing data to having your wallet stolen: You know when your wallet is gone, but not always when your digital information is scanned, copied, or monitored. When that data is lost, he said, there is no reversing the damage to you or your source.
Panelist Katrin Verclas--co-founder of MobileActive, a group that promotes the use of mobile technology for social change--said the widespread use of mobile phones has heightened reporting risks. Mobile technology presents ample opportunities for repressive regimes to monitor journalists' work and relationships. Her group's Mobile Security Survival Guide for Journalists provides checklists that journalists can follow while working in risky situations. For example, replacing a SIM card is not enough to guarantee protection, she noted, because each mobile phone has its own serial number.
The better strategy, she said, may be the even simpler one: Use a disposable phone in a repressive country. She and the other panelists all emphasized the value of simplicity in protecting information. "Just because you can do something on a phone, doesn't mean that you have to," Verclas says. Using complicated strategies, such as encrypting messages, often sparks more suspicion and only makes it easier for governments to track you.
Security is a process, not a product, said Verclas. It's a way of thinking and approaching your work.


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28 U.S. Code § 1870 - Challenges
In civil cases, each party shall be entitled to three peremptory challenges. Several defendants or several plaintiffs may be considered as a single party for the purposes of making challenges, or the court may allow additional peremptory challenges and permit them to be exercised separately or jointly.
All challenges for cause or favor, whether to the array or panel or to individual jurors, shall be determined by the court.
Based on title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 424 (Mar. 3, 1911, ch. 231, § 287, 36 Stat. 1166).
Provisions of section 424 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., relating to the number of peremptory challenges in criminal cases were deleted as superseded by Rule 24 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
The last sentence of the first paragraph was added to permit the same flexibility in the matter of challenges in civil cases as is permitted in criminal cases by said Rule 24.
Words "without aid of triers" at end of section 424 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., were omitted as surplusage.
Changes were made in phraseology.
1959—Pub. L. 86–282 substituted "may" for "shall" after "several plaintiffs", and ", or the court may allow" for ". If there is more than one defendant the court may allow the defendants".
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MOREHEAD, Ky. - The Lipscomb women's tennis team will make a trip to Kentucky to play Morehead State University on Thursday.
The Lady Bisons are 5-3 this season.
"Our entire goal this week is to play with confidence," said Lipscomb women's tennis coach Jamie Aid. "As we come closer and closer to conference play we have to make sure we are playing our best tennis.
"The girls feel good about where they are from a stroke standpoint. We have continued to work on playing smart all week in terms of decision making with the ball."
Morehead, from the Ohio Valley Conference, is 2-5. Aid likes the fact that the Lady Bisons are on the road.
"We have to become more comfortable in different environments other than our own courts," Aid said. "We are undefeated at home this season, so far we have only won one away match."
The Lady Bisons travel Thursday morning to Morehead. Matches begin at 2 p.m.


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I'm Michael Wiegand, resident Analytics nerd at Portent. Let's be honest: With a slew of new Google Analytics features being launched every 6-12 months, it can make your head spin just keeping up, let alone finding a practical application for them. In this monthly series, I'll tackle making sense of one of the more powerful… Read More


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Saturday, December 05, 2009
11 comments:
- Nate said...
Another old lady in opera glasses and a silly hat portraying a "birder". *sigh*
I'd much rather see the sexy lead identify a second year Thayer's Gull and call it in to the Rare Bird Hotline before leaving to rescue his mistress from the clutches of his evil twin, Diego.
- 6:42 PM, December 05, 2009
Good mind, good find........................................
- 5:29 AM, December 07, 2009
- Jochen said...
Where is Kate Humble when we need her the most?
- 10:33 AM, December 08, 2009
- Jochen said...
And if she has goldfinches "too far north for this time of the year" during ... well ... any time of the year, she must be birding high up in the boreal zone. I am surprised a US soap opera would be centered around Yellowknife, ey?
- 10:35 AM, December 08, 2009
- Patrick Belardo said...
Jochen - how many birding points do I lose for not knowing who Kate Humble was?
Also, the funny thing about this show is that they live in "Salem" - yet they never tell you what state they're in. It's sort of like The Simpsons in that way. We think it's somewhere in Ohio or the surrounding area. They seem to be able to drive to Cleveland and CHicago fairly quickly.
Nate - me thinks you have seen some soap operas in your time. And Days of Our Lives has had its share of evil twins for sure. My favorite character was a guy with an eyepatch, aptly named "Patch," who would make all of these bad jokes like "Look me in the eye and tell me that." It was ridiculous.
- 10:41 AM, December 08, 2009
- Jochen said...
Kate Humble is the new persident of the RSPB.
ImageGoogle her, if your wife isn't watching your monitor.
Not exactly stereotype female birder looks...
- 10:59 AM, December 08, 2009
- Nate said...
As one who appreciates over-the-top ridiculity in all its forms, I suppose you could say I have a sof spot for soap operas.
- 9:25 AM, December 11, 2009
- Larry said...
Don't feel bad-My wife has me watching Young and The Restless on tape sometimes.-No birders on there yet though-although I did notice that there is a House Wren singing whenever they show the Forester home on Bold and the Beautiful.
- 3:00 PM, December 13, 2009
- Jochen said...
My wife watches the (obviously German) sit-com "Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten" (good times, bad times), which is about as thrilling, intelligent and well thought-out as its title suggests.
You have no idea, folks, I tells ya, you have no idea just how abyssmally bad times are when she has me watching it with her...
- 3:09 PM, December 13, 2009
I have heard squirrels called rats in trees but never birds: Rats with feathers. lol
- 8:45 AM, December 14, 2009
- Patrick Belardo said...
Jochen - LOL! You have our sympathy.
Abe - I have heard Rock Pigeons referred to that way, but not birds in general.
- 8:48 AM, December 14, 2009


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Green Mountain Power Corporation (GMP) constructed a 6 MW wind power plant on a ridge near Searsburg, Vt., with financial and technical support from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). This arrangement of 11 high-tech windmills generated over 1.2 million kWh of electricity in the first two months of 1998—enough to power about 1,500 homes. GMP selected the Searsburg site because of its strong and persistent winter winds and proximity to existing access roads and transmission lines, enabling the plant to generate more electricity when it's most needed.
Designed to withstand cold climates, the turbines have black blades to absorb the warmth of the sun and shed ice, while the gear boxes use heaters and synthetic lubricants. The turbines mount on 40 m tubular steel towers, with the support of 200-ton concrete foundations. Turning at a constant speed of 29 rpm, each generates 550 kW of electricity at wind speeds above 30 mph. By reducing the need to burn fossil fuels, air emissions may reduce by 22 million pounds a year in parts of New England. For more information on the EPRI-DOE Wind Turbine Verification Program, call Chuck McGowin at (650) 855-2445 or e-mail [email protected]


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We may be known for weddings around here but weddings don't happen without engagements and we're big fans of celebrating every stylish step down the wedding planning aisle. And while plenty of engagement shoots may come our way, it's the unique, chic and love-filled fests that hit the home runs. Here are our favorites from 2016 - may they inspire all you newly engaged ladies and gents out there to make these memories extra special!
Not only is this hot air balloon e-shoot one of our favorites of the year, but it just may be one of the most amazing ever to grace SMP's pages. One look at these pics, and need we say more?
But don't be mistaken; you don't need to jet off in a giant balloon to score major points. Going classic - especially classic Cali - is never a bad idea. Timeless style plus natural beauty; it's a guaranteed gorgeous moment in the making.
If ever in doubt, go with a jaw-dropping, stunning (red!) dress and everything will be perfectly on point.
Got the stylish dress already and still looking for a bit of extra "oomph"? Paris does the trick. Always.
But then again, roaming the romantic streets of Italy, while still super stylishly decked out, is pretty fantastic as well.
While we'll always love the couples that GO BIG, we're also believers in GOING SMALL aka e-shoots in the comfort of your own home, where you and your soon-to-be can truly be yourselves and your photographer can capture that authenticity mixed with sweetness and tenderness galore.
Or simply step into your own backyard (or just down the street a bit). With the natural beauty all around - and may we say some boho chic styling that we're totally loving - capture you and your fiance just simply being together.
If looking to add a little extra personal touch to your session, may we recommend (aka encourage) including man's best friend.
Adding in a lady's best friend - aka beautiful blooms - isn't too shabby either.
But what truly stands out, what grabs ahold of our SMP heart strings is when the love and the smiles are so real that you can't help but fall head over heels and remember the adorable couple months and months later. Happy Engagement Planning all!


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Yoga is an Indian discipline comprising of physical and spiritual exercises. Following this ancient tradition we will develop and practice body postures, breathing exercises, and meditations. Through these exercises you will improve your inner balance and capacity to perform in harmony with your body, mind, and spirit. This course is suitable for both beginners and more advanced practitioners and will be held outside, sessions may be rescheduled or cancelled in case of bad weather. In such a case you will be fully refunded.
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In these classes we will work towards the following goals:
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- Introduction to the philosophy of yoga
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You do not need any prior experience to participate in this course.
What to bring
Please contact the teacher of the class to see what you need to bring for this session. You may need to bring:
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Extreme Branch Decor
As My Great Outdoors Month draws to a close, we thought we'd shift the focus back to interior decoration inspired by the outdoors. By now you've seen your fair share of branch decor, but these stand out for their serious interpretation of "bringing the outdoors in." Love or hate it? You tell us...
• 1 & 2 Extreme branch beds
• 3 Why settle for a branch when you can have the whole tree?
• 4 Not your usual pedestal table...
(Images: 1: Elle Decor, 2: Elle Decoration, 3: Shawn Lovel via Elle Decor, 4: Point Click Home)
• How To: Make a Tree Branch Curtain Rod
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We talk with Eric Berkowitz about his book Sex and Punishment: Four Thousand Years of Judging Desire, which examines how laws have dealt with the issue of sex since ancient times.
Also this week we welcome back to the studio Julie Kramer, who will be talking about her newest thriller, Shunning Sarah. This time, her protagonist Riley Spartz is faced with the mystery of a dead Amish woman, who ends up in a sinkhole in southeastern Minnesota.
We chat with young adult author and librarian James Klise and educator Catherine Kelly of St. Catherine University about censorship and controversy in young adult literature. James will discuss his controversial debut novel for teens Love Drugged and his own experiences selecting books, and Catherine will discuss her previous work as a middle school teacher and now as an educator of pre-service teachers and librarians.
We talk with Arnold Alanen, author of Finns in Minnesota. Arnold Alanan is a professor emeritus of landscape architecture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and has written extensively on landscape history, vernacular architecture, settlement patterns of Finnish American, and cultural resource preservation.
We speak with Sam Weller, the authorized biographer of Ray Bradbury, about his new book Shadow Show: All New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury, which he co-edited with Mort Castle. He is also the author of The Bradbury Chronicles: The Life of Ray Bradbury, and Listen to the Echoes: The Ray Bradbury Interviews.
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We've installed the Email notification package and it works great for DRs, which is our default record type. However, other record types don't seem to work at all even though:
1. In the Email_Notification_Rule "Record Type" drop-down all record types can be selected.
2. New Email_Notification_Rules created with other record types have "Active" checked.
When attempting to trigger a rule for other record types with a similar rule, it doesn't even create an en_email_message record, so I can't see an error. I suspect I missed something else, but what?


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Early Learning Center
The Solano Community College Early Learning Center offer both full and part day programs for children from age 1 to kindergarten entry, as well as morning and afternoon preschool programs for children ages 3 to kindergarten entry. Priority is given to students carrying 6 units or more and on a space available basis to staff and faculty of Solano Community College. Occasional openings may occur for community based members.
The Early Learning Centers are located in buildings 200 and 200A. The hours of operation are 7:45 am to 3:30 pm and we offer an afternoon preschool program from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm. The days of operation primarily follow the college's academic calendar with additional days added to for family fun events and other activities.
About the Programs
The Early Learning Center Programs are designed to provide a high quality, developmentally appropriate and intellectually stimulating educational experience for the children while providing safe, reliable childcare for student-parents. In addition to our excellent staff members, early childhood education students complete their student teaching "practicum" requirement in the Early Learning Center Programs and add their enthusiasm and creativity to the programs.
The programs for each age group are interesting and varied. In each program, children follow a planned schedule which includes both active and quiet activities offered both indoors and outdoors in the well-equipped yards. The daily activities feature art, science, math, music, cooking, story time, and outdoor activities. The teachers help the children gain self-help skills, language development, and interpersonal social skill development.
Children are placed in the toddler or the preschool based on their age and maturity. Student parents contract for their child's care based upon their need for services. Each child's days and hours of enrollment are aligned with the parent's school and work schedule.
The Early Learning Center participates in the Child Care Food Program. In the morning, a breakfast snack and lunch are served; children staying all day also have an afternoon snack after nap time. The Afternoon Preschool Program serves lunch and an afternoon snack
The Early Learning Center Programs are open to the students, faculty and staff of Solano College. Community children may attend on a space-available basis. Fees are determined by the parent's income and the child's age. Many of our openings are State or Federally subsidized with free or low-cost child care available to low-income parents. Student parents enrolled in six units or more have priority for enrollment.
Parents may place their child(ren) on the eligibility list by visiting the Early Learning Center Office in Building 200 (open 8:00 am to 4:00 pm).
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Livestock judging consists of carefully analyzing animals and measuring them against a standard that is commonly accepted as being ideal. Livestock judging also has been defined as a study of the relationship between an animal's form and function.
There are numerous benefits to gain from competing on a livestock evaluation team. In the course of training and competition you are given the opportunity to interact with future leaders of the livestock industry. You develop a keen sense of judgment and confidence to make a decision that you defend in a set of oral reasons. Most prominent livestock people who are masters of judgment and selection have been affected by their involvement with livestock judging.
Participation in livestock judging builds your character and makes you a more complete person.
"Judging instills the confidence in those people who may be timid and humbles those who tend to be conceited." — Harlan Ritchie
Techniques for livestock judging can be broken into four steps:
There are two parts to the format when judging livestock: Placing the livestock and giving oral reasons on your placing. The second part can be the most difficult because you have to convince an official, who has already reached a decision, that your placing is logical whether the official agrees or not. This can be difficult and stressful, so what do you get in return from learning proper reason-giving?
There are several schools of thought concerning oral reasons. The style you choose to express yourself is of little importance. The truly important factors involved in giving an effective set of oral reasons include:
Unless you are gifted with an unusual memory, good note taking is a must on reason classes. A stenographer spiral notebook (6 by 8 inch) is a good size to use. Remember that notes are used to help you visualize the animals in the class. Use your notes to refresh your memory of the animals. Avoid memorizing your notes; you should give reasons from a mental image of the animals rather than memorizing the notes.
Once you have developed a proper reason style, it is important to present them properly to the official. When you walk into the reasons room, the way you present yourself may be almost as important as what you have to tell the official. This is why proper etiquette is of utmost importance when delivering a set of reasons. Important things to keep in mind when you get ready to give a set of reasons include:
The ability to give effective reasons is an important quality for a good livestock judge. Many factors influence the effectiveness of your reasons. However, unless reasons are presented in a manner that is pleasant to hear and clear and easy to follow, the value of accuracy is largely lost because much that is said does not "get through" to the listener.
By following the traditional format used at MU, you can organize your reasons to cover all the points that were found in the class as well as keep the reasons short enough to remain in the two-minute time limit.
In the following format, we discuss the placing of crossbred market steers. As you can see, each pair is broken into three subsets:
This format allows you to talk about the pairs in a logical order, which makes giving the reasons easier as well as making listening to them easier.
Introduce class
"I placed this class of crossbred market steers 1-2-3-4."
When you are finishing with your last animal, be sure to finish strong with a closing statement so the official will know that you are through.
There are three basic styles of reasons used at MU:
The more traditional style just discussed gives admissions last within a pair. This style has been used to allow our students to become more comfortable with giving reasons.
"I placed this class of Hampshire Boars 1-2-3-4. In my top pair, I used 1 over 2 as he is a heavier weight, higher performing, more mobile boar. 1 exhibits more natural width through his chest, down his top and through his ham than 2. I will concede that 2 is a trimmer boar as evidenced by less fat deposited through his shoulder pocket, down his top and through his ham seam. 2 also stands squarer on his front legs."
The second style used is an alteration of the traditional format. In this style, you present the criticisms of the top animal at the beginning of the first pair. We suggest this style for the more polished reason giver since it deals with different types of transitions that may be unfamiliar to the inexperienced individual.
Introduce class
"I aligned this class of heavy structured Hampshire Boars 1-2-3."
The third style is a combination of the previous two. It incorporates the criticisms of the animal in the opening sentences but leads off with a positive statement.
Introduce class
"I liked the Suffolk Breeding Ewes 1-2-3-4."
With the second and third reason styles, do not let repetition slip into your format. They will be quite effective if used properly.
Young cattle producers will be faced with selection decisions that affect their profitability. They should use all information available, including performance data. Evaluation through performance records and visual appraisal better prepares students for realistic selection decisions. A cattle producer using performance information is like any successful business owner who uses the most accurate inputs possible to make economically sound decisions. Judging decisions are always controversial. The goal is to make a sound, defensible decision based on fact and to learn from the judging exercise how to improve cattle production through selection.
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As of November 2016, this release log will no longer be maintained or updated.
This post will be a continuously updated log of limited release creatures. This includes tournament, VIP & aquatic creatures. Although this log can not tell you when any particular creature will be released again, you can see when a creature was last released and then perhaps have a better idea when it might be released again.
- The newest releases appear at the bottom of each chart
- All entries below for creatures released prior to August 13, 2016 (the day of this post) should be fairly accurate, but they do have the possiblity of containing errors and some releases may be missing from the log altogether. Entries for creatures released after August 13, 2016 are 100% accurate.


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These are tips that are easy to add when compiling software where performance is important. And as it turns out, the SPARC platform has characteristics that further benefit from optimization, often more dramatically than x86.
Since compilers work based on the hardware architecture, these tips would apply for GCC for all operating systems that run on SPARC, including all of the operating systems reviewed on this series of articles (FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, NetBSD, and OpenBSD). These tips would cover GCC 2.95 through the current GCC (3.3.2 as of writing).
This article is written from the perspective of a sys admin, and not a developer. System administrators are usually concerned with performance, and these are tips to help when compiling source code.
Basics On The SPARC Platform
For the SPARC platform, there are a 3 basic classes of processors: V7, V8, and V9. The SPARC V7 is the lowest common denominator for the SPARC platform; anything compiled with the SPARC V7 instruction set will run on any SPARC-based system, just like i386 is the lowest common denominator for the x86 platform.
V7-based systems include Sun's sun4 and sun4c systems, such as the SPARCStation 1 and 2, and the SPARCStation IPX for sun4c, and the Sun 4/300 for sun4.
The V8 architecture includes sun4m and sun4d systems. The V8 architecture adds some instructions that really help out with performance, including integer divide and multiply. These benefits will become apparent in later tests.
Sun4m-based systems include the SPARCStation 5, 10, 20, and Classic, and sun4d-based systems include the SPARCServer 1000 and SPARCCenter 2000.
The V9 architecture are 64-bit processors (as opposed to V7/V8 32-bit processors) and are fully backwards compatible with previous architectures. The V9 processors include the UltraSPARC, UltraSPARC II, UltraSPARC III, and the new UltraSPARC IV processors. The V9 is known as sun4u, which is what my Sun Ultra 5 is classified as. Sun currently currently only makes systems based on SPARC V9/sun4u.
|V9 (64-bit capable)
Processor-specific Optimizations
On SPARC systems GCC will produces binaries for V7-based binaries by default, just as GCC produces binaries based on the i386 instruction set on the x86 platform, by default.
One way to possibly increase performance in a dramatic way is to set the -mcpu option to your specific processor. Here is a portion of the entry from the GCC docs regarding this option:
Since the processor for my Sun Ultra 5 is a V9-based UltraSPARC IIi, I'll use
Set the instruction set, register set, and instruction
scheduling parameters for machine type cpu_type.
-mcpu=ultrasparc. Since the only V9 systems are UltraSPARC, there's no real reason to use
-mcpu=ultrasparc would work for all UltraSPARC processors and is the (theoretically) high optimization.
It should be noted that pecifying
-mcpu=ultrasparc or even v9 for the V9/64-bit class of processors will not create 64-bit code. The code will still be tuned for the UltraSPARC processors, but the binaries will remain 32-bit. The creation of 64-bit code requires using the
-m64 flag (
-m32 for 32-bit code is implied by default).
To show how dramatically
-mcpu can affect performance on the SPARC architecture, I ran some comparison tests with OpenSSL 0.9.7c compiled with three
These tests were run under Solaris 9 (12/03) and compiled with GCC 3.3.2 and compiled with -O3. Each test was run three times, and the results averaged. The individual results varied very little.
For the computationally-intensive OpenSSL, the
-mcpu=ultrasparc optimization doubled the performance when compared with V7.
- "SPARC Optimizations With GCC, Page 1/3"
- "SPARC Optimizations With GCC, Page 2/3"
- "SPARC Optimizations With GCC, Page 3/3"


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Parkinson's Disease is the second most common degenerative neurological disorder. The incidence of Parkinson's Disease, let's called it PD for short, is growing rapidly with an aging population. The fundamental cause of PD is the death of nerve cells that produce a chemical called dopamine. The loss of these dopamine producing cells occurs in a part of the brain known generally as the basal ganglia and specifically the substantia nigra.
This part of the brain, the basal ganglia, is known to influence movement and diseases or injury of the basal ganglia produces what are known collectively as movement disorders which include Parkinson's Disease. Parkinson's Disease is characterized by slow movements known as bradykinesia (brady = slow, kinesis = movements), tremor and other signs of abnormal muscle function. One of the more disturbing symptoms that can occur in patients suffering with PD is called freezing of gait.
Voluntary movement takes place in two basic steps. To move we create the intention to move in one part of the brain. Thus one part of the brain plans the movement and the actual movement commands that activate the muscles occur in a different part of the brain. So we plan a movement and that plan is carried out by other circuits in the brain which then execute that plan.
In many patients with Parkinson's Disease, planned movements like walking have delayed or failed execution. This is called Freezing-of-gait and it can severely diminish the quality of life in a Parkinson's patient. Although we call this symptom freezing of gait, it can actually occur with any voluntary movement, like reaching for a glass, brushing your hair or getting up from a seated position to stand. It often leaves the Parkinson's patient unable to initiate a movement or stuck in the middle of a planned action. It should not be hard for you to imagine how freezing might severely diminish a patient's functional abilities and interfere with his or her daily activities.
Not surprisingly, freezing has also been linked to falls and injuries in PD patients.
The medical treatments for PD include drugs that replace the dopamine that is lost with degeneration of the substantia nigra. As a general rule dopamine replacement therapies are quite effective for patients suffering with PD with two notable exceptions:
- They usually are not particularly effective for freezing-type symptoms and
- They usually loose their effectiveness over time
A number of research groups believe they have identified the specific part of the brain which malfunctions and causes freezing symptoms in Parkinson's patients. It is known as the pedunculopontine nucleus (let's call it the PPN for short) in the brainstem. This has lead to a number of trials of electrical stimulation of the PPN through the use of surgically implanted deep brain electrodes. There are a growing number of reports that suggest that electrical stimulation of the PPN may produce promising results for patients in the advanced stages of Parkinson's Disease. This technique appears to activate the PPN and results in reduced gait-freezing in patients suffering from Parkinson's Disease. While this is a promising surgical procedure, it does however, require brain surgery and all of the associated risks.
If only there was a way to stimulate the PPN in the brainstem non-invasively.
Some recent research suggests that non-surgical PPN stimulation may now be possible. What is even more encouraging is the possibility of stimulating the PNN and reducing freezing through the use of musical tones played through special bone conducting headphones. Let's see how this might work.
Research has shown that structures in the inner ear called otoliths can be stimulated by tones of highly specific frequencies. These inner ear structures have direct connections with the PPN which as we have discussed are important brainstem structures related to freezing symptoms in Parkinson's Disease. Stimulating the otoliths with a tone played through special bone-conducting headphones may activate the PPN and has the potential to reduce gait-freezing in patients suffering from Parkinson's Disease. Other research suggests that neurological rehabilitation and cueing patients with auditory or visual signals can improve freezing symptoms in PD patients. Thus there is the potential to improve freezing of gait through the combination of rehabilitation with auditory cueing using sound frequencies known to stimulate the PPN which is implicated in freezing of gait in PD.
This is very encouraging news for patients suffering from gait freezing associated with Parkinson's Disease.


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There's a new round of Fluid going on and it's just as hot as this summer's been. It's going until the 14th, so stop by and check out the "Risque" props and poses. With the subcategories of S&M, Voyeurism & Exhibitionism and Burlesque, it's sure to make for some steamy nights.
(Items in the second round of Fluid will be noted in blue.)
Dress | Ducknipple – Mesh Dress Lila (Truth District BDay Event)
Hair | [e] Elikatira – Rush (Black 04)
Heels | MAAI – Supergirl Plastic Pumps (Black)
Skin | Lara Hurley – Katya (Milky Tone)
Eyes | Vision by A:S:S – Intense (Jungle, Clear)
Lashes | Cheap Makeup – Verna 3
Tattoo | Vestigium – Zodiac (Leo)
Props and Pose | Tranquility Way Station – Take a Closer Look Chair and Binoculars


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Preaching and picnics, with a great view
Pilot Rock is a locally famous landmark of Christian County. We (and many other folks who live in this general area) can see it from our house. Pilot Rock is the highest point of both Todd and Christian Counties, and it's visible for miles.
A century ago, a trip to Pilot Rock was a summer day's adventure for Hopkinsville residents. A party of young folks might leave early in the morning in a caravan of buggies or wagons, arrive at Pilot Rock in time for a picnic lunch, enjoy the view for a couple of hours, and arrive back home late in the evening, tired, but thrilled with the natural wonder they had seen.
Preaching at Pilot Rock
Joe Dorris, author of a popular column that ran for years in the Kentucky New Era, once wrote about a letter he had received from Clarence E. Mitcham of Mead, Washington. While visiting Christian County, Mr. Mitcham and his wife had climbed Pilot Rock with an elderly relative and her husband, a Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter.
The climb to the summit of Pilot Rock brought back vivid memories to Mr. Carpenter.
At the peak, Mr. Mitcham writes, Mr. Carpenter told him how Pilot Rock used to be a gathering place for many occasions.
He said he had seen so many persons at the rock that their horses and buggies would be parked around the base in an area covering several acres. The kids would play in and around the rocks. They would have a big dinner there, along with preaching.
Source: "Watching the Parade" by Joe Dorris, Kentucky New Era, October 28, 1969
Here's an example of the sort of preaching that Mr. Carpenter might have remembered. In 1895, the pastor of the Vaughan's Chapel was retiring. (Vaughn's Chapel was roughly 4 miles southwest of Pilot Rock, cross-country. At that time, it had around 150 members .) "I want to get my congregation as near to Heaven as I can for my last sermon," Reverend Bowles said, (according to Elzie Yancey, who was then a young member of the congregation). And so, the last sermon that Reverend Bowles preached was on top of Pilot Rock. "That rock was crowded with people that Sunday," Yancey said. Fortunately, no one fell off!
The view from Pilot Rock
A fellow named Bill Hubbard lived near Pilot Rock, apparently around 1900. Mr. Hubbard owned a small telescope. He often set it up on top of Pilot Rock and charged a fee to look through it. In those days, most of the visitors hadn't seen a telescope before. They probably didn't know or care that its lens wasn't very powerful. They just marveled at the view. (Source)
"Pilot Rock, A Kentucky Wonder", published in the January 27, 1904, Kentucky New Era, mentions that the smoke of steamboats on the Ohio River could be seen from Pilot Rock with a "field glass". Perhaps the author looked through the enterprising Mr. Hubbard's telescope! The water main in Hopkinsville, 16 miles away, could be seen with the naked eye.
Even today, those who climb Pilot Rock are impressed by the view of the countryside it commands. The view was awe-inspiring, in the days before airplanes and satellites made aerial views common, automobiles and good roads made travel easy and televisions brought the wonders of the world into our living rooms.


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When two people take a leap in their relationship and move in together, especially into a small Manhattan apartment, often times the décor ultimately becomes a mish mash of styles or one nester compromises and takes a backseat in the decorating process. But for two opinionated physicians with divergent tastes, shacking up meant finding a happy middle ground that maintained one's modern glam shine while infusing comfort and durability for the other.
Four years ago, Chad purchased a 900 square foot loft in a refurbished warehouse in the West Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, "I'm pretty sure on the day the real estate market hit it's peaked," he laments. At the time, he was an avid collector of futuristic and space age "furniture," acquired more for admiring than for lounging - think concrete chairs, molded plastic benches and sculpted chrome tables. He meticulously positioned his carefully-curated collection of Jetsons-inspired finds into a personal gallery and set upon finding the elusive item to complete the white space - a boyfriend.
A year later and after several months of dating, he and Frank took the plunge and decided to give cohabitation a go. But after a year of uncomfortable seating options and tiptoeing around too many untouchable and off-limit items, a change had to be made. Add an adopted puppy with energy to spare, and the minimalist sanctuary needed to transform into a comfortable and livable home for a growing family.
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The STROKE.ARTFAIR is the worlds first art fair with a main focus on all developements concerning the worldwide movement of the so called Urban Art. The fair was planned as a wandering-concept to justice the demands of this international art movement. The STROKE.ARTFAIR took already place twice in Munich (October '09 and Mai '10) and once in Berlin (October '10). The next issue of the fair – STROKE.ARTFAIR – will take place once again in Munich (may 26 – 29). Additional shows will be presented throughout Germany next year.
The STROKE.ARTFAIR and PROJECT: MOONCIRCLE – founded in 2002 and presently one of the most creative german Music-labels – have teamed up to present STROKE.MUSIC, their first joint cooperation; a "soundtrack to art".
The Berlin based label, with its unconventional and genre-crossing mixture between Hip Hop, Electronica, Downbeat, Soul, and Dubstep, and the first worldwide Urban Art Fair share a great set of ideals and, therefore, promise to be the perfect partners for STROKE.MUSIC. To bring STROKE.MUSIC into being, the artists of the STROKE.ARTFAIR galleries were asked to choose their personal favorite song out of the vast musical label-archive and use it as inspiration to create a new piece of art. The results of this venture will be presented in Munich during the STROKE.ARTFAIR in a special exhibition. Every interested visitor will be able to listen to the music while looking at the art in order to blend the impressions into a complete audio-visual experience. The STROKE.MUSIC compilation will be available as a free download for the first thousand interested listeners. Afterwards, every art- and music-aficionado can acquire the compilation for the price they believe to be appropriate.


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CARY – When his younger brother leads Cary-Grove into Saturday's Class 6A football state semifinal, Hayden Baker will follow his customary game day routine by sending a single text message.
He will offer Trojans quarterback Quinn Baker good luck and wish him well. But outside of that, the elder Baker will leave his sibling alone, allowing Quinn to focus as he prepares for what – until now – will be the biggest game of his high school football career.
By now, Hayden – a sophomore at Northwestern, where he is the Wildcats' backup center – has doled out all of the advice he can, leaving the rest to the senior who grew up idolizing his older brother and who has now blossomed into a confident young leader.
This year, Hayden has seen his brother play through a broken hand that forced him to miss three weeks of the season. From a distance, he has watched Quinn bring the Trojans to within one win of their second state championship appearance since 2009. At times, Hayden wishes he could be there more for his brother, but deep down, he's excited to see Quinn – who was brought up to varsity as a freshman for the title run – enjoy C-G's playoff run on his own.
"Our relationship is at that point where he's happy to be doing it on his own and where he doesn't need my help as much," Hayden said Wednesday. "But it makes you
feel good as a big brother – I feel like I set a good example, and he and the rest of his teammates took it upon themselves to try and repeat what we did back in 2009."
Quinn Baker has made sure that's been the case. In his first full season as C-G's starting quarterback, Baker has matured into the Trojans' offensive leader, taking charge of a complicated triple-option offense. He has mastered the scheme by blending intelligence and toughness, knowing that every time he sells himself as the ball carrier, that a big hit is coming.
But regardless how often or how hard he's been hit, the results have always been the same – especially in last week's 7-0 quarterfinal win over Crystal Lake Central.
"Time and time again, he was getting hammered," C-G coach Brad Seaburg said. "But he just kept getting up."
Quinn Baker has absorbed the hits – partly because he's the quarterback, but mostly, because of a sense of duty to his teammates and to his community – not wanting to let either down. Meeting expectations has meant managing the stress of being the leader of the offense, growing into the kind of role model who has found a way of putting the Trojans in line to play for a state championship Nov. 24 in Champaign.
It's then when he thinks back to 2009 when he watched Hayden and his teammates celebrate C-G's state championship.
"Seeing that gave us the sense that this is real and that (we) could do it, too if we worked as hard as they did," Quinn said. "It gave you an idea of what you had to do to be there. And to be in the semifinals myself is really an accomplishment, and I'm really happy to be where I am."
The fact he has reached this point is something Quinn credits partly to Hayden, who exhibited a work ethic that Quinn has tried to emulate ever since. As much as Hayden was someone Quinn could look up to, the younger Baker has taken it upon himself to be an example to his teammates.
The two brothers' busy football schedules don't allow them to talk as much as they'd like. When they do, the conversations tend to be more about "brother stuff" than on football. On Saturday, Hayden will depend on regular phone updates from his parents in Lake Forest while he and his Northwestern teammates travel back from Michigan State.
Although he can't be there, Hayden will hope for the best, wanting to see Quinn's C-G career end with the Trojans playing for another state crown. If it doesn't happen, though, the two brothers will still have 2009, strengthening a brother bond that has been cemented through football.
"[The state title] is something we'll be able to talk about for the rest of our lives," Hayden said. "It's one of those things that not many people get to do, and you've got to cherish that opportunity."


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think_keno necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 100 diseños de 40 diseñadores freelance.
Dean's Burger Bar and Grill
The concept-
· Casual and family friendly.
· An Ale House of sorts(http://www.carolinaalehouse.com/), but cleaner, warmer and with a touch more "polish". Think High-end neighborhood bar, but at a reasonable price.
· Menu $5-$15 with a focus on awesome custom burgers
· Amazing TVs. "a casual grill and bar that just so happens to have great TVs." I am going for quality before quantity here. Additionally, when there isn't a big game on we will show movies like Bogart's instead of sports center or bass fishing. Bull Durham, A Bronx Tale, ECT.
This is the shopping center it will be going into:
A mix of lunch and dinner crowds consisting of families, young professionals, Sports Fans and anyone else enjoys a relaxing atmosphere with kick ass burgers and an extensive beer list.
Where a guy in a suit will be sitting next to a guy in shorts and sandals.
We're open to all ideas in terms of the logo concepts.
Colors: A Casual feel
Red, white, Blues (like attached mock-up) Also try some warmer colors, as the bar top has dark woods, in fact try whatever you feel is a compelling color scheme for a restaurant. Please include a black and white version.
Logo Elements:
Maybe include a silhouette of a burger and a pint glass, but only if you think it's needed. If this is not done perfect it could look really cheezy. Again, I'm open to ideas...
Also, Keep in mind that it will have to translate to signage and print materials (including bar promo items like coasters, mugs, t-shirts, etc.) - so keep it clean.
Note: the attached was designed by a designer that we worked with in the past and although we like the "rustic" and "clean" nature of it - we're not crazy about it.
Thanks All!
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James Eagan Holmes appeared in court for the first time Monday to hear a judge explain why he was being held without bond. NBC News' Mike Taibbi reports.
Updated at 10 p.m. ET: James Eagan Holmes appeared in court for the first time Monday after he was arrested last week in the deaths of 12 people in a mass shooting at a sold-out movie theater in Aurora, Colo.
Arapahoe County District Judge William Sylvester ordered Holmes, 24, held without bond, saying there was probable cause to continue the case. He told Holmes he was accused of having killed 12 people and wounded 58 others early Friday in a crowded theater that was showing the premiere of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises."
Twenty-one people remained in area hospitals Monday, 10 of them in critical condition. Two were released.
Sylvester set a hearing on formal charges — expected to be multiple counts of first-degree murder — for next Monday at 9:30 a.m. (11:30 a.m. ET). Holmes — wearing a red prison jump suit and accompanied by Tamara Brady, one of his public defenders — said nothing during the hearing. He mostly looked down at the table under a shock of dyed bright red hair and occasionally raised his eyebrows in a quizzical expression.
Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office via KUSA-TV
James Eagan Holmes in his police booking photo.
Relatives of some of the victims leaned forward to catch their first glimpse of Holmes. Some stared at him the entire hearing, including Tom Teves, the father of Alex Teves, who was killed in the shooting. Two women held hands tightly, one shaking her head.
Afterward, Holmes was led away in handcuffs to his cell, where he is being held in isolation, said Carol Chambers, district attorney for the 18th Judicial District, which includes Arapahoe County.
Parents stand behind son
Holmes' father, Robert Holmes of Rancho Penasquitos, Calif., flew to Colorado to see James Holmes the day after the shootings. Monday, an attorney for Robert Holmes and his wife, Arlene, said that "their hearts go out to the victims and their families" and that they stood behind their son.
The attorney, Lisa Damiani, a prominent criminal and employment law specialist in San Diego, sought to clear up what she said were misconceptions that Arlene Holmes had said her son was the gunman.
Lisa Damiani, an attorney for James Eagan Holmes' parents, tells reporters, "I have concerns for their safety." Watch the entire news conference.
ABC News reported Friday that when it called Arlene Holmes on Friday morning, "she told ABC News her son was likely the alleged culprit, saying, 'You have the right person.'" Many news organizations, including NBC News, referred to ABC's report.
In a statement read by Damiani, Arlene Holmes said the ABC reporter called her at 5:45 a.m. and asked whether she was Arlene Holmes and whether she had a son who lived in Aurora, Colo.
"I answered yes, you have the right person," Holmes said, according to the statement. "I was referring to myself."
Holmes said that she explicitly told the ABC reporter that she couldn't comment "because I did not know if the person he was talking about was my son, and I would need to find out."
Damiani reminded reporters that "it's important that a case of this significance be tried in the courthouse, in the courtroom, and not in the media."
Otherwise, Damiani said, the family has no plans to talk about James Holmes or their relationship.
Families of victims and some of the survivors of Friday's mass shooting in Aurora, Colo., arrived in the courtroom to see suspect James Eagan Holmes, who did not make eye contact with anyone. NBC's Kate Snow reports.
No 'slam dunk'
The next step in the proceedings comes in a week, when Holmes will be back in court to hear the formal charges against him. After that, the case could wind on for months or even years.
Families of victims and some survivors arrived in court to see suspect James Eagan Holmes, who didn't make eye contact with anyone. NBC News' Kate Snow reports.
Asked about the seemingly overwhelming evidence that investigators had amassed against Holmes, Chambers cautioned that "there is no such thing as a slam-dunk case."
"We will work very hard on this case just as we would on any other case," she told reporters after the hearing.
"A case like this involves so many different aspects — (prosecutors will) be working with the police, dealing with things such as search warrants, locations, is there enough evidence to proceed," James Peters, a former Arapahoe County prosecutor, told NBC station KUSA of Denver. Peters won the conviction of a man who killed killed four people at an Aurora restaurant in 1993.
Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates said it could take months simply to determine a motive. He said police were working with FBI behavioral analysts.
Then the state must decide whether to seek the death penalty.
Chambers wouldn't say whether prosecutors intended to pursue that option. A capital case would "impact the victims' families for years, and we would want to get their input on that," she said.
Chambers is term-limited, which means that decision could be made by Chambers' successor, Republican George Brauchler or Democrat Ethan Feldman, one of whom voters will elect in November.
Holmes' defense strategy could delay a resolution even longer. If Holmes were to plead not guilty by reason of insanity, or if his attorneys were to argue that he is incompetent to stand trial, proceedings could stretch for years — perhaps indefinitely.
A defendant is considered incompetent if he's unable to understand the charges against him or to assist in his own defense. Legal proceedings must stop until the defendant is restored to competency.
Scott H. Robinson, a prominent Denver criminal defense attorney, said Holmes' lawyers might have no choice.
If they believe their client is incompetent, they have "an absolute duty to raise competency and [request] a competency evaluation," he said.
Six-year-old girl, sailor, aspiring broadcaster among Colorado shooting victims
Suspect's apartment combed
Holmes told police that he had booby-trapped his apartment, and it took more than 24 hours for them to disarm the explosives he had left behind. They included dozens of softball-sized fireworks charges filled with explosive powder, all of them wired in a circle. In the middle were two jars with a liquid and a small device with a flashing red light.
With technicians now able to move freely about the unit, the investigation has picked up speed.
Shocked Aurora vows, 'We will not forget' victims of theater shooting rampage
Aurora police, assisted by technical experts from the FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, were poring over the physical and documentary evidence. Meanwhile, investigators continued to interview associates of Holmes and at least 80 people who have called in tips.
After having initially warned police about the trap in his apartment, Holmes stopped cooperating and was offering no help, police said.
Chris Hansen, Kate Snow and Mike Taibbi of NBC News and Raquel Villanueva of NBC station KUSA of Denver contributed to this report.
More content from NBCNews.com:
- Air Force reservist remembers colleague killed in theater
- Slideshow: Shooting at movie screening in Aurora, Colo.
- Obama meets with victims' families
- Aurora pastor: 'I don't know' why God allowed theater slaughter
- Victims who died include girl, sailor, aspiring sportscaster
- Police: Trip wire, bomb disarmed at suspect's apartment
- Shocked Aurora vows, 'We will remember' victims of theater shooting rampage
- Double tragedy: Aurora shooting victim learns her daughter was killed
- Video: Colorado shooting raises new questions about gun laws
- Photos of James Holmes, camp counselor for underprivileged kids
- Shooting survivor: Boyfriend 'took a bullet for me'
- Video: FBI 'feels strongly' missing Iowa girls still alive


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BASEBALL: St. Marys, Minster, New Bremen earn league wins
WAPAKONETA — Sometimes it's not the team that makes the most plays that comes out on top. Sometimes it's the one that makes the fewest mistakes.
Friday night, that team was the St. Marys Roughriders.
St. Marys took advantage of a slew of miscues in the first three innings to post a 5-1 win over the rival Wapakoneta Redskins in a Western Buckeye League varsity baseball game at Wapakoneta High School.
Roughriders pitcher Brad Sawmiller was in control on the mound, allowing just three hits. He struck out six, walked two and hit two batters.
The Roughriders improved to 15-6 overall and 6-2 in league play. Wapak fell to 14-4 and 5-2.
St. Marys got on the board first with one run in the top half of the inning. With two outs and Nick Vogel on second, Michael Huber grounded back to Chace Culver on the mound. Culver bobbled the ball and was unable to get Huber at first to end the inning, allowing Vogel to move to third.
Huber took a huge lead from first, trying to draw a throw from Culver. He got it and Culver's throw sailed into right field allowing Vogel to score.
The wheels fell off for Wapak in the second.
Mason Gross lined a one-out single up the middle. Sawmiller reached on an error by Marshall Gerlach at third. And Luke Leffel drew a walk to load the bases.
Culver walked Manning to score Gross and Sawmiller scored on a wild pitch before the Redskins could get out of the inning.
MINSTER — Minster's latest strong performance on the mound led the Wildcat baseball team to a comeback 5-4 victory Friday over Versailles in a MAC contest at Hanover Street Park in Minster.
After back-to-back losses earlier this week to Coldwater and Bath, Minster bounced back to get to 4-2 in MAC play.
Minster's Devon Poeppelman worked six innings, giving up four runs. But none of those runs were earned. He struck out four before giving way to Doug Huber, who shut the door in the seventh with a perfect inning.
Versailles falls to 16-6 and 4-2 in the MAC.
The Wildcats went into the bottom of the sixth inning trailing 4-3, but they smacked the ball around the park to turn things around. With one out, Minster got singles from Ethan Wolf, Drew Elson and Jay Eilerman to load the bases. Austin Knapke came up and was hit by a pitch to bring home Wolf with the tying run. Versailles brought over Dominic Richard from first base to relieve Zac Niekamp on the mound. He gave up a ground ball to shortstop that scored Elson with what proved to be the winning run.
The Wildcats (17-5, 4-2) have three games left in the regular season. Next Tuesday they entertain New Knoxville.
DELPHOS — The Midwest Athletic Conference race got even tighter on Friday night.
The New Bremen baseball team scored five runs in a pair of innings and that was enough to win a 10-9 Midwest Athletic Conference game over the Delphos St. John's Blue Jays.
That creates a handful of teams logjam atop the MAC standings with two losses.
New Bremen scored five runs in the second and five in the fifth.
Aaron Clune started and earned the win for New Bremen, giving up seven runs on 11 hits. Brent Bertke worked 2 and 1-3 innings in relief.
Clune doubled twice in a 3-for-5 night with three RBI.
Luke Schwieterman went 2-for-3 for New Bremen.
The Cardinals (11-7) overcame a pair of DSJ (14-5, 4-2)home runs.


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I'm not typically one to really keep up with the happenings on FOX News or really any other news type channel for that matter. I don't really watch TV all that often so I tend to get my news from a variety of websites. However, sometime Friday as I scanned my Facebook newsfeed I began to see a trend. There appeared to be some sort of hullaballoo regarding comments said on FOX News. The thing that caught my attention were the variety of people who were posting about what happened. It wasn't just those that refer to ...
The S.C. State Employees Association (SCSEA) will honor two Kershaw County residents June 8.
Kershaw County Council amended its proposed Fiscal Year 2014 budget in order to transfer funding for Camden-based school resource officers (SROs) from the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) to the Camden Police Department (CPD). Council took up the amendment as part of second reading of the proposed budget during its meeting Tuesday.
Kershaw County's unemployment rate continues to improve, dropping from 6.6 percent in March to 6.2 in April. A year ago, the county's unemployment rate sat at 7.7 percent. Employment rose from 27,333 in March to 27,458 in April. In April 2012, the number of employed persons in Kershaw County was 27,163.
The Boy Scouts of Kershaw County will honor Aberdeen Catery's Jack Brantley as its first Citizen of the Year Thursday at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse.
A friend of mine came through town the other week to stay with me for a night as a sort of rest stop on his current road trip. Naturally, he wanted to see all the many sites and attractions that the area has to offer. As we drove through downtown Camden and I pointed out all the historical houses and then crossed over the bridge separating Camden from Lugoff, he said to me "everyone waves here." I was a little confused by this statement. So I asked him what exactly he meant by that. I mean, I understood the words ...
After nearly a decade of being positions within the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO), three school resource officer (SRO) slots at schools inside Camden's city limits may return to being Camden Police Department (CPD) officers.
The Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce presented its President's Award to Laura Thiel Shull. Saying that Thiel Shull "gives freely of her time to various organizations, and always with a smile," Chamber Board President Chip Galloway presented Thiel with the award during the chamber's 103rd Annual Meeting, Awards Gala and Reception. The gala took place Thursday at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse. KershawHealth Executive Vice President and COO/CFO Mike Bunch assisted Galloway with the presentation.
This past weekend, I had the rare, but always enjoyable, visit from my grandparents. I don't know about you, but anytime I have the opportunity to spend time with them I learn something new; sometimes about myself, sometimes about life, but always it's something.
By FRASER SPEAKS
According to a study completed in 2012 by Harrah Analytics, INVISTA's Camden site supports more than 3,000 jobs and more than $145 million in compensation and benefits. The independent economic research firm found each INVISTA job generated, on average, about six other jobs in the state. Nationally, INVISTA's nearly 4,500 full and part-time employees in the United States indirectly resulted in an estimated 22,000 additional jobs and more than $1.3 billion in compensation and benefits.
Lugoff Fire Department (LFD) Chief Dennis Ray had some good news for Kershaw County Council Tuesday: there would be no tax increase of the Lugoff Fire District. Ray said that after completing its Fiscal Year 2014 budget, a tax increase was not necessary.
If there's anything I've learned in life thus far it is that the book is always better than the movie. I'm sure there are some exceptions to this but I have yet to encounter them. Regardless of how the movie version of a beloved novel or series turns out, I've always still had respect for directors who attempt to bring the book to life on the silver screen as long as they still manage or at least attempt to capture the feeling the book left its readers when viewers of the movie leave the theatre. I ...
Thursday evening's Bethune Town Council meeting became a platform for concerned citizens to express their discontent with the council's decision to dissolve the Bethune Police Department (BPD).
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JONESBORO, Ark. (ASU) – The Arkansas State baseball team and supporters will gather to celebrate the upcoming season at the 2013 Grand Slam Banquet Thursday, Feb. 7th at the Northeast Arkansas Exposition and Conference Center on Highway 49. Doors open for the event at 5 p.m.
Former Arkansas State pitcher and Major League Baseball pitcher Matt Whiteside will be the keynote speaker. Whiteside spent 10 years pitching in the major leagues with Texas, San Diego, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Toronto.
A right-handed pitcher, Whiteside made his major league debut for the Rangers on Aug. 5, 1992, at the age of 24. He went on to pitch 20 innings of relief while posting a 1.93 ERA with four saves in his first season. He finished his career with an 18-15 record while striking out 259 batters in 406 innings.
Whiteside is from Charleston, Mo., and played at Arkansas State for coach Rich Johnson from 1987-90. He was a four-year letterman at ASU and was inducted into the ASU Hall of Honor in 2007. He was the 1990 All-American South Player of the Year and holds the school record for most complete games in a season with 11. He holds the school record for most innings pitched in a single game with 13.
ASU head baseball coach Tommy Raffo played against Whiteside in 1991 and the two have renewed their relationship through the ASU baseball program. Whiteside currently lives in St. Louis, Mo., where he operates a baseball academy called the St. Louis Gamers.
The night begins with a Red Wolves meet-and-greet where fans can get signed photos, welcome the new team members and reconnect with veteran Red Wolves baseball players. During this time fans will also get the opportunity to view and bid on silent auction items. After the meet-and-greet, dinner will be served and the program will begin. Fans will hear remarks from Coach Raffo, followed by a presentation by Whiteside.
Tickets for the Grand Slam Banquet are on sale now and can be obtained by contacting the Arkansas State baseball office at 870-680-4337. Proceeds for the event will benefit the Arkansas State baseball program.
Several ticket options are available. Grand Slam tables are $600 for 8 seats. Tickets for students and youth start at $25, and individual/adult tickets are $100. For the second year, group and team rates (minimum 20) are available with special pricing of $15 for players and $50 for adults. The Heavy Hitter deal is $1,200 and includes eight tickets, four season tickets and a special reception with Matt Whiteside. Parking for the event is free
2013 Grand Slam Banquet to Feature Matt Whiteside
JONESBORO, Ark. (ASU) – The Arkansas State baseball team and supporters will gather to celebrate the upcoming season at the 2013 Grand Slam Banquet Thursday, Feb. 7th at the Northeast Arkansas Exposition and Conference Center on Highway 49. Doors open for the event at 5 p.m.


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Up and downs in the Pyrenees
The high mountains begin with a very intriguing stage that trundles towards the Pyrenees with hardly a moment to concern even the poorest climber but packs a real punch in its final quarter in the shape of two of what the Tour likes to call its '21st-century climbs'. The key action should begin when the race reaches the steepest ramps of the Col de Pailhères, the 'roof' of this year's race at 2,001m. Averaging 8 per cent, it's tough but potentially made more so because it appears with no foothills to warm up on, so anyone off the pace on the Pailhères could end up having a very bad day indeed. From the summit, there are only 28km to the finish of which 20km are a fast descent. At the foot in Ax-les-Thermes there's no chance to make up lost ground as the road heads quickly onto the final climb, made famous by Carlos Sastre's dummy-sucking win in 2003. Again, the average is about 8 per cent. With only 8km to the summit, the main action is likely as soon as the GC contenders hit the climb.
Today the riders get to test their climbing legs but with two major ascents in the final 50km, the stage has a serious sting in its tail.
Nicolas Portal: "This Tour comes in two halves. The first half is all about not losing. The second is about winning.
"This stage could catch some riders out because of the sudden change of rhythm after 120 pretty flat kilometres. The Pailhères is long and it rises for more than the 15km on the official profile."
Local history
In 2010, the last occasion when the race crossed the Pailhères and finished at Ax 3 Domaines, victory went to AG2R's Christophe Riblon, who was the only rider from the day's big break to hold off the big guns. Yellow jersey Andy Schleck and rival Alberto Contador stuck close to each other, 'playing poker' as Schleck put it.


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Is a complete POTF figure considered complete without the coin?
1. I know that POTF is the last 'movie related' vintage release, but do we or do we not include the Ewoks and Droids figures in the grand picture of things? If so, they would be the final figures I assume, but again, they are not movie related.
2. Is a complete POTF figure considered complete without the coin? I would almost say not, but it is not a necessary accessory to the figure. It's like the Freeze Frames or COMMTechs I guess. I am sure if I had the dough, that I would try for the coins as well because they are cool and would set this series of figures apart from others if displayed with the coins.
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Michael Conlan insists he will throw away his Commonwealth Games medal in Glasgow if it is any colour other than gold.
Northern Ireland's Olympic bronze medallist shrugged off a head cut to claim a unanimous verdict over Mathew Martin of Nauru in his opening bantamweight bout.
Conlan's face was left streaked in blood after the third-round head clash but the small zigzag cut is not expected to compromise his future in the competition.
Conlan said: "Gold at the Commonwealth Games would rank up there with the Olympics because it would mean winning a competition instead of finishing third.
"Gold is the only one I want - I don't want silver and I don't want bronze and I will throw them away if I do get them.
"On my day if I come in in the right frame of mind nobody is going to beat me. Everybody has their off days, but I'm not going to have an off day at these Commonwealth Games."
Conlan was predictably too strong for the 19-year-old from the tiny Pacific atoll, and would have marked his opener down as a useful work-out but for his final round cut scare.
The Belfast man opened up in round two, clattering two right hands which forced standing counts and left the referee on the brink of stopping the contest.
Despite an increase in cuts since world governing body AIBA voted to abolish headguards for men in the wake of the London Olympics, Conlan maintains it was probably the right decision.
He added: "I loved fighting with the headguard but cuts are going to be dangerous when you turn professional so you're better off learning now. Boxing is just going to have to get used to it."
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BEIJING (AP) -- New Chinese Premier Li Keqiang dismissed hacking accusations against China as "groundless" on Sunday and said his government was committed to strong ties with Washington.
Referring to allegations that China's military was behind massive hacking attacks on U.S. entities, Li reiterated Beijing's statements that China is a major target of global hackers and opposes all such criminal activity.
"I think we should not make groundless accusations against each other but spend more time doing practical things that will contribute to cybersecurity," Li said in his first news conference in his new role.
Li is the highest-ranking official to comment on the hacking claims made by U.S. cybersecurity firm Mandiant that provided a detailed picture of alleged cyberspying carried out by a People's Liberation Army unit based in Shanghai.
Li said that despite their differences, conflict between the world's largest and second-largest economies is not inevitable as long as the countries respect each other's major concerns and manage their differences.
China's new leaders "attach great importance" to relations that meet the "fundamental interests of people in both countries and serves the global trend of peace and development," Li told reporters at the traditional premier's news conference that follows the close of the annual legislative session.
China-U.S. ties have weathered a series of crises over the past year over dissidents, Chinese trade practices, opposition to Chinese investment in the U.S. and ? most recently ? hacking accusations. While basically stable, political ties are seen as lagging behind the economic relationship, with two-way trade hitting almost $500 billion last year, and China's new president, Xi Jinping, isn't expected to meet President Barack Obama until an economic summit in Russia in September.
Following Xi's elevation, Li was appointed premier last week, with running China's economy his main responsibility.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/chinas-premier-rejects-us-hacking-100427170.html
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