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Thursday Jul 30, 2015 | 6:57 am
No Hamels for Red Sox, but a high 2016 draft pick; Sea Dogs back in town
A few days ago, it appeared Boston might still have a chance at Cole Hamels, but the Dodgers and Rangers were emerging as frontrunners. The Rangers got him. So where the Red Sox going to get an ace? At one time, Boston thought Rick Porcello (5-11, 5.81) might slide into the role, or at least be among the best in the rotation. But Porcello lasted only two innings Wednesday in […]CONTINUE READING
Tuesday Jul 21, 2015 | 7:39 am
The new "standings" to watch for Red Sox fans; call up JBJ
Wasn't it just a few days ago Red Sox fans were celebrating a four-game winning streak? Boston closed to 5.5 games out of first place, with a three-game series – at home – coming up against the division-leading Yankees. It was a time for giddy thoughts. Sweep the Yanks, and Boston would be 2.5 out headed into the All-Star break. Time to consider what moves the Red Sox should make […]Continue Reading
Thursday Jul 16, 2015 | 7:10 am
A shootout, in baseball? Marco's moment; Swihart to rehab with Sea Dogs
The official boxscore looked normal, although the final score did not: West 4, East 4. Then there is a note written beneath: "East All-Stars won tiebreaker" Tiebreaker? In a baseball game? Sure, at least for an all-star game, when you cannot over-tax pitchers. And most of the fans seemed to love the idea Wednesday night at the Eastern League All-Star Game at Hadlock Field. When, after nine innings were played, […]Continue Reading
Friday Jul 03, 2015 | 9:54 am
Forget the bullpen, Sea Dogs get a lefty from the outfield
Using position players to pitch in extreme extra-inning games is commonplace in the minor leagues. Preserving developing arms is more important than winning games. But the Portland Sea Dogs had a secret weapon Thursday night. Outfielder Cole Sturgeon was not just some guy who has pitched a little. Until the Red Sox drafted him in 2014 (10th round), he had always been a position player AND pitcher, his latest stint […]Continue Reading
Wednesday Jul 01, 2015 | 9:53 am
Red Sox in sync; Victorino in Portland; Owens in control
After Boston's 4-3 win over Toronto, the Red Sox are still in last place in the AL East, but have won three straight and are climbing. The standings: Orioles 41-36, Rays 42-37, Yankees 41-37 (0.5 behind), Blue Jays 41-38 (1), Red Sox 36-43 (6). Alejandro De Aza went 1-for-3 for Boston and is batting .333 (1.053 OPS) in his last 15 games. Jackie Bradley Jr. homered, but he is still […]Continue Reading
Friday Jun 26, 2015 | 9:43 am
Sorting out the Sox pitching (in the future)
Even though Eduardo Rodriguez had a tough fourth inning in Thursday's 8-6 loss, he still is one of the few Red Sox pitchers with a winning record (3-2) and no one doubts he has a bright future. With that in mind, Friday's column looks at who is likely to get the next call from Triple-A: Brian Johnson. Meanwhile, another lefty, Henry Owens, had his longest outing of the year in […]Continue Reading
Wednesday Jun 24, 2015 | 9:15 am
Joe Kelly remind you of anyone?
Joe Kelly is 2-5 with a 5.67 ERA for the Boston Red Sox. We keep hearing he has great stuff and he has demonstrated that in seven games (2 earned runs or less). But in the other seven starts, he's allowed: 4 earned runs once, 5 earned run (four times), 6 and 7. Last night: 3 2/3 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 2 BB, 2 K. The Red Sox lost […]Continue Reading
Monday Jun 22, 2015 | 5:45 am
Nine games out, but hopeful
Dare Red Sox fans hope? A 3-2 road trip, including a series win over the hot Kansas City Royals – not to mention an offense emerging – and maybe Boston is ready to make a move, at least into contention. The Red Sox (31-40) are still nine games out, with the rest of the division bunched up within three games of each other. But there's time, right? Boston beat the […]Continue Reading
Thursday Jun 18, 2015 | 9:48 am
Red Sox starters tiring out the bullpen
Saw a post-game interview of Red Sox starter Joe Kelly after Boston's 5-2 loss Wednesday. He said that except for a few walks (3 of them), he thought he pitched OK. He threw only five innings (103 pithces) That is not OK. The inability of Boston starters to go deep into games is wearing down Boston's bullpen. Look at Junichi Tazawa. He had been one of the Red Sox best […]Continue Reading
Wednesday Jun 17, 2015 | 7:44 am
Holt gets hurrahs; Flaherty gets a ribbing
Brock Holt gave the Boston Red Sox fans what they desperately wanted: something to cheer about. Holt hit for the cycle in Boston's 9-4 win. That 9-4 score was tame compared to some of the others involving AL East teams – Miami 12, Yankees 2; Washington 16, Rays 4; Orioles 19, Phillies 3. In that Orioles romp, Baltimore hit eight home runs, the eighth by Ryan Flaherty. Teammates gave Flaherty […]Continue Reading


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U.S. Sitting Team One Win From London
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The scenario for the gold medal match is all too familiar for Team USA as it faces Brazil on Friday at 7 p.m. CT. It will be a rematch of the 2007 Parapan American Games when Brazil came out on top, taking the Paralympic qualification from the U.S. in a heartbreaking five-set showdown. A gold medal means a ticket to London next summer for the 2012 Paralympics.
In its second win over Colombia in this tournament, the U.S. dominated in all statistical categories by posting 38 kills to Colombia's 10, charting a 4-1 block ratio and a 9-1 service-ace ratio.
Roderick Green (West Monroe, La./Edmond, Okla.) led the scorers with 10 points off of seven kills, two blocks and a service ace. Eric Duda (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Edmond, Okla.) delivered a team-high three service aces and connected on six kills for nine points. Duda also posted a team-high four digs and three assists. Bringing in eight points for the U.S. was team captain Brent Rasmussen (Omaha, Neb.) from seven kills and a service ace.
James Stuck (New Kensington, Pa./Edmond, Okla.) secured six points from six kills while Hugo Storer (Greensboro, N.C.) connected on three kills and two blocks for five points. J. Dee Marinko (Newcastle, Okla.) and Charles Swearingen (Gulfport, Miss./Edmond, Okla.) each contributed four points off of two kills and two services aces. Daniel Regan (St. Louis, Mo./Edmond, Okla.) posted three points from three kills while Ed Laforest (San Juan, Puerto Rico) charted two from two kills.
Ed O'Neil (Amherst, Mass./Edmond, Okla.) was the team libero with one dig and two excellent receptions.
The U.S. is currently in second place in the gold-medal count with 34 and is in third in total-medal winnings with 86 at the 2011 Parapan American Games. Brazil is leading both categories, 54-132.
For more information about the games, click here.
For live scoring and match results, click here.
2011 Men's Sitting Team Parapan Am Games Roster
Name (Hometown/Resident athletes at the University of Central Oklahoma are noted)
Eric Duda (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Edmond, Okla.)
Roderick Green (West Monroe, La./Edmond, Okla.)
Edgardo Laforest (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
J. Dee Marinko (Newcastle, Okla.)
Ed O'Neil (Amherst, Mass./Edmond, Okla.)
Brent Rasmussen (Omaha, Neb.)
Dan Regan (St. Louis, Mo./Edmond, Okla.)
James Stuck (New Kensington, Pa./Edmond, Okla.)
Hugo Storer (Greensboro, N.C.)
Charlie Swearingen (Gulfport, Miss./Edmond, Okla.)
U.S. Men's Sitting Team Parapan American Games Staff
Head Coach – Bill Hamiter (Bethany, Okla.)
Assistant Coach – Dixie Collins (Marshall, Va.)
Athletic Trainer- Brian Farr
2011 U.S. Men's Sitting Team Parapan American Games Schedule and Results
(All times CT)
Nov. 14
12 p.m. USA def. Brazil 15-25, 25-22, 25-19, 21-25, 15-13
5 p.m. USA def. Mexico 25-13, 25-11, 25-17
Nov 15
12 p.m. USA def. Canada 25-17, 2-25, 25-15, 25-23
Nov. 16
12 p.m. USA def. Costa Rica 25-11, 25-13, 25-11
8 p.m. USA def. Colombia 25-14, 25-15, 25-13
Nov. 17
7 p.m. USA def. Colombia 25-12, 25-12, 25-13
Nov. 18
Bronze-Medal Match 4 p.m. Canada vs. Colombia
Gold-Medal Match 7p.m. USA vs. Brazil

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Bobby R. Mount, 30, of Jamestown, was sentenced to 2 1/2 years determinate in state prison plus 3 years post-release supervision for second-degree attempted burglary and time served for second-degree obstructing governmental administration.
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ELLINGTON – Adam J. Dimpfl, 20, of East Randolph was charged with second-degree burglary and petit larceny on March 14. Deputies charged Dimpfl following an investigation into an incident that occurred on March 7 at a residence on Waterboro Hill Road in the town of Ellington. It is alleged that Dimpfl entered a residence while the occupants were away and stole property. He was arraigned in the Town of Ellington Court and sent to the Chautauqua County Jail in lieu of bail.
JAMESTOWN – Elizabeth A. Sorvelli, 39, of Russell, Pa. was charged with driving while intoxicated, having a blood alcohol content of .08 or more and speeding on March 15. Shortly after 4 a.m. deputies stopped Sorvelli's vehicle for speeding. Following investigation, she was found to be intoxicated. She was released on an appearance ticket for Jamestown City Court at a later date.
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Topic: How to execute a Perl script in rails ?
Hi everyone,
I would like to build a web application able to analyse an uploaded file and then display the results.
My problem is that the analysis part will be composed of Perl scripts. I don't know anything about Perl (the script will be created by my client's team which only know that language) and I can't figure out where to start to execute a Perl script with Rails.
For information, the Perl scripts analyse the file and create an XML that Rails will use to display the information
In brief, here is what I would like to achieve :
Upload a file (Rails) => Launch the Perl analysis script (Rails) => File analysis (Perl) => Display the results (Rails)
Is it possible for Rails to use some Perl ? If yes, how can we execute a Perl script with rails ? Is the solution has something to do with CGI (I don't know anything about what this can be either) ?
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Here's how RW members rated this race (79 votes).
In short: Fisrt Half Marathon, really well organised, excellent marshalls. lots of water stations and no cars - brilliant.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Enjoyable, well-supported raceDate of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Hot & windy, but great course and good supportDate of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Nice countryside well organised, great supporters in the villages and at the finishIn full: Great first staging of the event, undulating course keeps you working all the time. Only problem was the start as said by previous reviewers (sort this out and it will be a cracking race). Brilliant support in Whttington and other suupporters dotted along the route.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: A very well organsied race. I really enjoyed this event and will definitely be back next year.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In full: Excellent run which was well organised. Achieved a PB which was good considering how hot it was. Not many supporters on route apart from the start and finish. The people were very quiet. However a very enjoyable event.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Well done LichfieldIn full: Overall this was a great event and I will do it agin next year. The start needs to be changed as it was most bizzare when there was a massive open field next to it. I too, also wondered why the '200 metres to go' sign was well after the 13 mile marker ?Having said this, it was a nice route, far more scenic than B'ham and Wolves Half Marathons and the marshalls seemed very friendy as did the vocal residents of Whittington - it was NOT a flat race, the long slow inclines were not exactly hills but i would have prefered to know before the race, overall a massive thumbs up though from me - if the conditions were cooler this would be pb heaven!Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Good mixed route through countryside, villages, and parts of LichfieldIn full: It was quite a windy day, but perhaps that it was the only thing that prevented it from being really hot. The start was a bit odd, but seemed to work OK. The atmosphere at the end was great, as was the support through the villages. The course does undulate a lot more than I expected - up and over bridges etc. The only thing that puzzled me was why the '200 metres to go' sign was well after the 13 mile marker ?Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Extremely friendly and charming run through lovely countrysideIn full: Great race, my first small event (1300 entrants) and I loved it. It winds through glorious countryside with pockets of genuinely friendly spectators (and children with water pistols). There were 3 water stations, an SIS sports drink station and a wet sponge station which was needed as it was a baking hot day. The course is undulating but no huge hills just gentle up and downs over canal bridges. Despite the heat I scored a very healthy PB. Nice medal at the end, banana, water, sports drink and supplements. Great all round race ending near the cathedral in central Lichfield which is a lively little city (Market Town) with lots of charming old pubs. Highly recommended and very central fir meeting with friends.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Well organised, friendly and with pb potentialIn full: Very enjoyable race - start was a bit chaotic but did not detract from the race. Lovely scenery and friendly villagers, especially the small person with the water cannon - most welcome! Great support at the finish. The heat was draining but water stops and sponges certainly helped. Beat my previous pb by half an hour, so I'll be coming back!Date of review: May 2, 2011
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Later this week, Union College will host a free concert featuring the African Showboyz, a group that has appeared on stage with pop-star icon Stevie Wonder.
Made up of five brothers from the tiny village of Binaba in Ghana, West Africa, the African Showboyz will perform in Conway Boatman Chapel on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Originally, the group consisted of the three eldest brothers, Napoleon, Isaac and Joseph. According to their website, after Napoleon received a vision telling him to "embark on a world journey in an effort to bring recognition to the suffrage of the African people and feed his ever growing family," the brothers set out on bicycles, playing and dancing for neighboring villages.
Later, two other brothers, Mosses and JJ, joined the group, and the African Showboyz "emerged as Africa's pentacle of conscious musicians." Since their start, the group has performed all across Ghana and neighboring countries, as well as internationally.
In 2003, they made their first appearance in the United States at Floydfest in Floyd, Va. They have continued to perform throughout the U.S., and even had the opportunity to collaborate on stage with American legend Stevie Wonder. Additionally, the brothers appeared in the film, "1 Giant Leap," the music for which was nominated for two Grammy awards.
At their show, guests should expect to see a wide variety of talent from the five brothers. Not only do they perform traditional tribal music along with dance, they also have been known to perform comedy routines, magic and stunts such as glass eating. For more information about the group, visit their website at www.africanshowboyz.com.


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I can understand, what with their want to do cavity searches and whatnot, ick!Steve-o wrote:There is a few shops i like to go to around these parts that have alot of odd-older stuff in vinyl. I have not been to visit in a while, so i may truck up there this week and see if i can find...and actually, the thumb thing CAN be fixed...I just don't want a pin in my thumb. Airport security and all that.
When I was in Delaware O, I used to trip down to Big C and hit a great used record store on North High--Bent Back Records, or something like that. Know where I'm talking--izzit still there?


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Topic: How to 'unset' a value in Ruby
I've been programming PHP for a long time, Ruby and RoR for a much shorter time, please excuse me ignorance. I can't seem to find an answer in the ruby docs for this:
How do I unset a value (variable, hash value, array value, etc) in Ruby?
In PHP I would do something like this:
Is there some equivalent expression in Ruby?
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Thanks for the many responses on the topic of count/mass marking on nouns. The issue, in short, centres around the following observations. In English, mass nouns and singular nouns are typically marked the same (zero) in opposition to plurals (-s). a glass some glass these glasses A small number of nouns mark plural and mass the same in opposition to singular: a brain some brains (John has the brains required to get this job done) these brains (The space alien has three brains) The question, then, is there ever a marker specific to mass nouns, in opposition to count and singular? Thanks to the following respondents, in no particular order: Sarah Harmon, Greville Corbett, Elisabeth Stark, Werner Abraham, Benjamin Bruening, Marijke De Belder, Mike Cahill, Andrew Nevins, Alan Simcock, Mark A. Mandel, Charles Häberl, Will Bennett, Johannes Reese, Cristina Matute The following is a much abridged summary of the relevant facts with a bibliography. Asturian Spanish pronominals (Corbett, 2000:124-146, García González, 1979) 3rd sing fem – la 3rd sing masc – lu 3rd mass masc – lo see also: http://pidweb.ii.uam.es/coser/contenido.php?es&publicaciones South-Central Italian (Rohlfs, 1966:108-110) "uncountable" nouns lo vinu, lə vinə "wine" lo sale, rə ssalə, lə salə "salt" lo mèlle, o méle, lo méle, u mméla "honey" lo latte, o latte, lə lattə "milk" "countable" nouns ru cane "dog" ru peʃʃu "singular fish" u jóvitu "elbow" u lópe "wolf" references on other Romance languages: (Hualde, 1992, Penny, 1970) See Corbett (2000:173) for languages where mass nouns take plural rather than singular morphology (and a few languages where there is a split) Swedish (Delsing, 1993) a few nouns with three forms: singular, plural and 'uncountable'. French Partitives/Indefinites du/de la – only with mass nouns (d')un/(d')une – only with singular count nouns des – only with plural count nouns see also Chierchia (1998) Breton singulatives (Acquaviva, 2008) link between transnumerals and mass nouns (Abraham, 2007, Acquaviva, 2008) Arabic has a semi-productive marker of the distinction. With many nouns, the mass of them is referred to with the masculine singular (zero marking): tufaaH 'apple-kind (as generic, mass)'. You add the feminine singular to get a single countable apple: tufaaH-a 'apple'. You use the feminine plural to count more than one: tufaaH-aat 'apples'. link between diminutives and countability in Dutch (Belder, 2008a, b) Many African languages with a specific noun class for mass nouns (Cahill, 2007) In Welsh, the plural of nouns is usually formed by the addition of one of a number of affixes (-au, -i, -ydd, -oedd and so on), or by some internal ablaut or by both (eg afon (river), afonydd (rivers); gŵr (man), gwyr (men); or bws (bus), bysiau (buses)). There are also, however, a group of nouns where the base form is the plural, and the singular is formed by the addition of an affix. For example, adar (birds) but aderyn (a bird); moch (pigs) but mochyn (a pig); plant (children) but plentyn (a child). This group is not large, but the items are ones where it is perhaps more common to talk about the collectivity that the individuals, and may therefore suggest that there was some concept of a mass noun in place. The second phenomenon is from Classical Greek (it has disappeared in Modern Greek). This is the use of the third person singular of the verb in agreement with a neuter plural subject noun (eg (in transcription ''tà kalà tè:n psykhè:n euphraìnei (eg ''Fine things gladden the soul'' Plato, Laches 187). This unusual feature has been explained as a reflection of an origin of the neuter plural as a (feminine) collective noun (in Classical Greek, neuter plural (nominative and accusative) usually end in -a, which is one of the more common endings of the feminine nominative singular - though in some dialects it becoms -e: except where preceeded by a vowel or a rho. Nomen unitatis in Semitic: Semitic languages have two grammatical genders (masculine and feminine) of which the former is morphologically unmarked and the latter is generally marked. The most common ''feminine'' morpheme in Semitic languages takes the form -at or -t. This same morpheme is also used to indicate a single member of a class of collectives. This is regular in Arabic, where the -at form of the morpheme has been generalized, e.g. šajar-un ''trees (coll.)'' and šajar-at-un ''a tree,'' but note the plural form ?ashj?r-un ''trees (pl.);'' waraq-un ''paper (coll.)'' and waraq-at-un ''a (piece of) paper,'' ?awr?q-un ''papers (pl.),'' and also occasionally attested in other Semitic languages (Syriac dukk-? ''region'' but dukk-?-? ''a place;'' Hebrew ?e??r ''hair'' but ?a?ar-? ''a hair;'' Akk ?all?r-um ''chick peas'' but ?all?r-t-um ''one chick pea''). concept of mass nouns in Chinese languages – including Cantonese 'di1', 啲, which appears only on mass nouns and bare plurals (Yeung, 2007) References Abraham, Werner. 2007. Nominal determination – the uniqueness-anaphor split and transnumerals vs. mass nouns. Ms. Vienna. Acquaviva, Paolo. 2008. Lexical Plurals. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Belder, Marijke De. 2008a. Size Matters: Towards a syntactic decomposition of countability. Paper presented at GLOW, Newcastle University. Belder, Marijke De. 2008b. Kinds and units in the Dutch DP. Ms. lingBuzz/000625. Cahill, Michael. 2007. Aspects of the Morphology and Phonology of Konni. Dallas, TX: SIL Publications. Chierchia, Gennaro. 1998. Reference to Kinds across Languages. Natural Language Semantics 6:339-405. Corbett, Greville G. 2000. Number. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Delsing, Lars Olaf. 1993. The internal structure of noun phrases in the Scandinavian languages: a comparative study. Ms. Lund: Department of Scandinavian Languages, University of Lund. García González, Francisco. 1979. Los pronombres personales en el oriente de Asturias. In Estudios y trabayos del seminariu de llingua asturiana II. Oviedo, Asturias: Universida d'Uvieu Serviciu Publicaciones. Hualde, Jose Ignacio. 1992. Metaphony and count/mass morphology in Asturian and Cantabrian dialects. In Theoretical Analyses in Romance Linguistics, eds. Christiane Laeufer and Terrell A. Morgan, 99-114. Amsterdam: Benjamins. Penny, Ralph, J. 1970. Mass-nouns and metaphony in the dialects of North-Western Spain. Archivum Linguisticum 1:21-30. Rohlfs, Gerhard. 1966. Grammatica storica della lingua italiana e dei suoi dialetti. Turin: Giulio Einaudi. Yeung, Ben Au. 2007. Cantonese classifier di1 and genericity. In Studies in Cantonese Linguistics II, 1-16. Hong Kong: The Linguistic Society of Hong Kong.
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Introducing our new line of "Lady Eastwood" MIG Welders! Just kidding, but...
It might be a little difficult to think of your wife underneath a welder's helmet, but more and more women continue to get into the field. In Australia, for example, the Queensland government launched a new "women-only" program in July that would help alleviate a shortage of skilled welders in the province.
The pilot program of "Women Who Weld" has already started with its first class of women welders, ranging in age from late-teens to mid-30s. At the end of the course this fall, they will each receive a Statement of Achievement, and will have progressed towards the completion of three units of competency from the Certificate I in Engineering qualification.
Of course, in the United States, women have been in the welding workforce for decades, at least as far back as World War II. As of a few years ago, women made up 6%-7% of welders, and it's been pretty steady since. Many in the industry believe there's no reason women shouldn't be in the profession, especially since they possess the characteristics of a good welder: stable hands and scrupulous eyes.
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Flash flooding Wednesday covered most of the Adirondack Northway, Interstate 87, on a day when many were traveling the region's main highway to get to Fourth of July destinations.
Water covered all four lanes of the Northway in the area of exit 33, the exit for Willsboro, said Don Jaquish, director of Essex County Emergency Services.
He said the storm that caused the flash flooding was short but powerful.
"I don't know how many inches of rain came down in that storm, but it was tremendous," Jaquish said.
One lane of the southbound side was closed to traffic for a bit, and the traffic that was let through had to go slowly to be safe.
As for the northbound side, "It was flooded, but people were driving through it – it was crazy," Jaquish said. "And they weren't slowing down much, either. It was scary."
State Route 9, which runs parallel to the Northway, was also flooded and had to be closed in that area.
A railroad line that carries Amtrak passenger trains between Montreal and New York was washed out in the town of Chesterfield, and a train had to be sent back to its stop at Willsboro, Jaquish said. He said Amtrak had to bus the 240 people on board to their destinations.
Jaquish sounded tired Wednesday night after working through three weekends and no days off due to the recent heavy rain.
"This is just an ongoing event," he said. "I hope that the (weather) pattern changes or shifts or something because boy, the ground is saturated."
He said May and June together had record levels of rainfall for the area.
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Retired....What's That!!??Posted Thursday, November 3, 2011, at 7:22 PM
When I thought about "retiring", I thought about the word "retire", and said to my self, "Self", just put on new tires and keep on driving. Driving on down the roads, those which now may be chosen, instead of having those routes chosen by fate, life, and other requirements.
I am able now, to begin again, to return to past avocations, and to experience this condition with all the anticipation of a squirrel in a hickory tree!!!
Growing up in the Bootheel, being schooled in two of the best school systems, being enabled in the pursuit of hobbies and past-times, and growing up as a Southeast Missourian, provided me with many avenues of pursuit outside of cirriculae and duties required of myself and my peers.
I can now pursue my hobby in rock-hounding, trudging through those old gravel pits, looking for a perfect agate, a nice fossil in the limestone road-cuts, and hiking in the Arizona high country with friends, digging in the old Fat Jack, and attending the many gem and mineral shows, both here in Missouri, as well as Tucson, Quartzite, and Wickenburg in Arizona.
A friend in the caving group here in KC, asked me what I wanted to do in caving, now that I have "all this free time". So I'll be locating new caves, doing inventories, mapping, and this winter, watching for, and hoping not to observe evidence of a disease which threatens our hibernating bat populations, just to name a "few" activities in store, as well as getting back in shape!!!!
In choosing to return to my past-times of yesterday, I've sought to fill days with productive, enjoyable and worthwhile endeavors, both for myself and for the conservation and preservation of cave resources in my native Missouri. Our cave resources and their protection directly affects ground water resources, the protection of species existing in no other part of this planet, and the abilities of our scientific community to access, study, and further the knowledge in those areas which may be found and studied in Missouri's cave systems, spring aquifers, ground water resources, and the geology of our state.
I'll have to jog my writing can, at least that one on top of my neck, for subject matter for this blog, and while trying my hand at this "blogosphere" thing, I hope to inform, to challenge, maybe aggravate, and perhaps add a discernible flavor, prayerfully palatable to the readers, and have fun doing it!!!!! Retired?????? "ain't happening now"!!!! molater, kkr
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Yes indeedy, Ms. GL, that is the main flow area of one our state's great examples of karst and aquifer beauty over near Van Buren. I am still hanging my hat in Overland Park, just "commuting" by cyberspace, molater, I'm sure, regards to all, kkr
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Hey, hey, hey, kkcaver! Good to see you here! Your contribution is greatly needed and appreciated! We've enjoyed your input on the other blogs for years now.
Do you have any interesting cave experiences you can relate--and maybe add pictures?
And do I gather that you're still in K.C.--just visiting the old hometown by cyberspace? Or have you actually moved back in the body?
Either way, welcome aboard! And is that a photo of Big Springs on your profile pic?
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Case moves forward: 16-year-old accused of attacking relative
ESCANABA – A 16-year-old teen – arrested for assaulting a relative, attempting to set a house on fire, and resisting police – was recently bound over to circuit court as an adult.
Kyle Walter McDaniel, of 4844 Greenwood Drive, Escanaba, was arrested on three felony counts on March 18 after police responded to a domestic violence incident reported at the suspect's residence in Wells Township.
McDaniel allegedly attacked a male relative who was later hospitalized for injuries including four broken ribs and a collapsed lung. When police arrived at the home, the doors were barricaded. After they gained entry, troopers put out a small fire inside the house allegedly set by McDaniel. When police attempted to arrest the teen, he allegedly assaulted and resisted them.
McDaniel appeared in probate court on March 29 when his attorney requested a motions hearing be scheduled to consider trying the teen as an adult in criminal court.
On April 11, Probate Court Judge Robert Goebel Jr. presided over the motions hearing. In a judgment announced earlier this week, Goebel said evidence was presented showing probable cause that the three offenses were committed and that the juvenile committed the crimes.
Goebel bound over the following three counts to circuit court: attempted arson of a dwelling; assaulting/resisting/obstructing a police officer; and felonious assault.
In Goebel's ruling, he described the three offenses as "serious in nature."
McDaniel's attorney requested the waiver of jurisdiction to the adult criminal court because it allows the defendant the opportunity to plead not guilty by reason of insanity; circuit court could then order a forensic evaluation, according to Goebel's ruling.
Following McDaniel's arrest, the teen was lodged at Bay Pines Center, a juvenile detention center in Escanaba. Following the judge's ruling this week, he was transferred to the general population at Delta County Jail.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Obama: Sequester Cuts Will Cause 'More Delays at Airports'
President Barack Obama on Tuesday warned that the $85 billion across-the-board federal budget cuts scheduled for March 1st will lead to canceled flights and travel delays at airports across the nation if the sequester is not averted.
Unless Congress agrees to delay or change the cuts, the Office of Management and Budget will cut $85 billion in federal spending for the fiscal year 2013, as mandated by the 2011 Budget Control Act. The cuts have not been detailed, but in recent weeks Obama and other government officials have warned of the impact the reduced spending would have on critical federal workers, such as air traffic controllers.
"Air traffic controllers and airport security will see cutbacks, which means more delays at airports across the country," the president said during a press conference at the White House.
Recently some of the nation's top transportation officials have made similar warnings about the impact of the sequester on the nation's air transportation system. In a letter to Senate Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Barbara Mikulski last week, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said that "the most serious result" of sequestration would be the $600 million funding cut to FAA's operating budget.
Additionally, the "vast majority" of the agency's nearly 47,000 employees would be furloughed at least one day per pay period through the end of the fiscal year in September, LaHood said.
"The furlough of a large number of air traffic controllers and technicians will require a reduction in air traffic to a level that can be safely managed by the remaining staff," LaHood wrote in the letter. "The result will be felt across the country, as the volume of travel must be decreased. Sequestration could slow air traffic levels in major cities, which will result in delays and disruptions across the country during the critical summer travel season."
The reduction in the volume of travel would primarily lead to the delays at airports Obama referred to, as more travelers would be squeezed onto a reduced number of flights to choose from.
LaHood also remarked on how the reduced spending would impact NextGen, FAA's comprehensive modernization of the nation's air traffic system from radar to satellite-based operations. If the agency is forced to layoff and furlough air traffic controllers, NextGen implementation could be delayed because the reduced staff would have less capacity to maintain the current system while also implementing and testing critical components of the new system.
Democrats on the House Appropriations Committee released a report last week outlining the impact of the budget cuts on air traffic controllers, similarly stating that the cuts would be detrimental. According to the report, FAA would implement a hiring freeze rendering it unable to replace current air traffic controllers, 30 percent of which are eligible to retire this year.
House Speaker John Boehner responded to the president's comments Tuesday, agreeing that the cuts need to be avoided while also noting that other spending cuts would need to be implemented in order to avoid them.
"Replacing the president's sequester will require a plan to cut spending that will put us on the path to a budget that is balanced in 10 years. To keep these first responders on the job, what other spending is the president willing to cut?" said Boehner. More
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Great barracudas can be dangerous. This means beware, for many tourist who like to snorkel or dive in the Carribbean or in other clear waters where these fish live.
For those people who like to eat great barracudas, ciguaterra is an issue. Ciguaterra occurs more often in large fish (Grosvenor 1978). It is a debilitating illness that can result in some severe physiological changes, sometimes even death. Ciguatoxin is ingested when eating tropical and subtropical fish. Some species are more likely to be dangerous than others (Paterson 2000). Due to the danger of poison, great barracuda meat is illegal to sell (Food and Drug Administration 2000). For more information on poisoning from Sphyraena barracuda and other tropical fish, visit the Food and Drug Administrations web site at The Seafood Product Research Center.


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In 2009, when the rest of the industry began to cut back on sponsorships, Mercedes-Benz chose to reinvest in them, according to IEG.
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The University has two tutoring centers on campus that provide free assistance to currently enrolled students. The centers are located in Bierce Library and The Polsky Building.
Bierce Writing Commons: For students seeking assistance with a paper assignment for any of their courses, including help with citation styles, visit Bierce Writing Lab. Bierce Writing Commons serves students from entry-level courses through graduate school.
Bierce Math Lab: Bierce Math Lab offers support for students having difficulty in entry-level math classes. Drop-in hours are available every weekday.
Tutorial Services: Peer tutors are available to students in a wide variety of General Education courses, with emphasis on classes in math and the sciences.
Learning Assistants Program: Specific sections of many courses include a trained Learning Assistant, who holds regular study sessions for students. The Learning Assistant Program provides assistance in the classroom throughout the semester, with professors and learning assistants working as a team encourage student success.
Where to park: the North Campus Parking Deck and the East Campus Parking Deck are good choices.
Polsky Writing Lab: The Polsky Writing Lab can assist with all phases of writing, including subject development, grammar and citations.
Polsky Math Lab: The Polsky Math Lab provides assistance to students having difficulty in most basic mathematics courses.
College Reading and Study Skills: The center helps students develop stronger studying skills such as comprehension, test prep, vocabulary, note taking, time management and memory techniques.
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Sorry if this is the wrong forum. I think Ddok Cha is green tea. If not, please tell me and I will relocate!
1-What is the best vessel for brewing Ddok Cha? Yixing? Gaiwans? Glass? Anything?
2-I am looking for good sources of Ddok Cha in or near Seoul. Any help? I will be going to Insadong to Sam Hwa Ryong to look for MattCha's buddy, the famous Lady of Tea.


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Welcome to the Jewlyweds blog. Having navigated through Tales of a Jewish Bride-to-Be, there is a whole new world that needs a map, a compass and a bottle of Arrowhead. Luckily, this time I get to chart a new path with my husband.
As we start this journey, I have to confess something:
I was wrong. So very wrong. I thought after the wedding was over, my husband and I would have plenty of time to just relax and enjoy without having to meet with vendors or pick out things for our registries or deal with an ever-growing guest list.
What an idiot I was. Before I was engaged, my life was jam-packed with events and meetings and family and errands and travel. Why in the world would I think that after my insane life became a part of my husbandâs insane life that it all would be any easier?
I blame pop culture. With the exception of "Father of the Bride II," you donât get sequels to wedding movies. Iâd like to see âWhile You Were Sleeping 2: All the Stuff I Did While You Were Still in Bedâ; âMy Big Fat Greek Wedding 2â: The Family Comes for Dinner â Againâ; or âWhen Harry Met Sally 2: Life on the Side.â
This weekend we have family in town; the weekend after we are free â as far as I know, for the moment, I think. The week after, my husband is off to bring technology to the Heartland. Then the following weekend we have a conference. Not to mention Purim and Pesach-related activities. I think things will start to slow down after that â but as I noted above, Iâve been wrong before. Iâd love to know if other newlyweds feel the same.
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Fundamentals: How To Choose Electronic Health Records Software
Electronic health records aim to cut medical costs, boost efficiency and improve patient care. However, the transition from paper to electronic records can be daunting, particularly for small practices that have tight budgets and little expertise with software and computer networks.
To help small practices make the transition, the federal government has created programs to reimburse practices that purchase and use EHR systems. Local organizations, called Regional Extension Centers (RECs), have also been created to help practices choose and implement EHR and demonstrate "Meaningful Use," a set of criteria to show that EHRs are being actively employed by the practice.
This report provides a road map for small physician practices of up to 10 practitioners that are ready to investigate the use of an EHR system. The report describes how to find and interact with a REC and how to seek EHR reimbursement from the government. It also provides essential information on how to select an EHR vendor and product, including the initial planning stages, product evaluation and selection, and implementation. It also discusses the pros and cons of cloud-based EHR services, including issues of security and service levels. (S4280312)
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pros and cons was just as floyd sounding as the last complete floyd album....(damn, what was it called again? released a year or so after the wall?)
no guarantees you will enjoy it. as we all have different tastes. but if you like waters, and especially if you like floyd...you should like pros and cons. some great guitar work from clapton, too.


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The Hampshire Drug & Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) are working with stakeholders, partners, providers and other professionals who wish to know more about the DAAT and local drug and alcohol strategies. We provide general information to develop knowledge and increase awareness on local services as well as advice on provision within the criminal justice system.
Criminal justice
The Hampshire Integrated Offender Management Service is responsible for the co-ordination and management of a range of support services designed to help those within criminal justice services to reduce their offending and drug and alcohol dependency. They will also advise on access to housing services, education, training and employment and a range of additional 'wrap around' services.
Teams will be located across Hampshire and IOW, staffed by Probation, Police, and third sector organisations (within HCC area this will be the Society of St James using partner and other agency sites to provide client access.
What is Integrated Offender Management (IOM)?
Integrated Offender Management is primarily a crime reduction initiative and will provide support for those with drug and alcohol dependency linked to their offending behaviour. The services will address individual needs including health, education, employment opportunities, housing, drug, alcohol and parenting skills programmes.
Once agreed by the relevant agencies, a single plan for supervision will be produced, with a designated lead agency to provide offender management. The plan will vary according to the needs of the individual.
IOM will also work with the Youth Offending Teams to continue interventions for some individuals within the Deter Young Offender scheme.
What happens if offenders don't engage?
Information about an offender will be shared across agencies, and anyone who does not wish to engage but continues offending will be brought to notice more quickly.
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The feel of your heart pounding in your chest at the top of a hill attests to the conditioning hills provide ...
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The feel of your heart pounding in your chest at the top of a hill attests to the conditioning hills provide for your cardiorespiratory system. But they also provide a great workout for your skeletal muscles. Both uphill and downhill training increase leg muscle power, can be used as a transition into more formal speedwork, improves the performance of the heart and uses the leg, arm and trunk muscles differently than flat running. For trail runners, hills are the place where you can make up the most time in a race.
Why Down Is Harder than Up
If you have ever run a race with long or steep downhills, you know how downhills can trash your legs. Even though running uphill feels harder since your heart must do more work to send blood and oxygen to a large muscle mass working against gravity, downhills cause the biggest impacts on your body.
gravity-induced eccentric muscle contractions force your muscle fibers to lengthen, causing them to tear. Fewer muscle fibers are active compared to other types of muscle contractions, distributing the generated force over a smaller area of muscle and resulting in even more damage.
The forces of impact and braking are also greater during downhill running compared to uphill and flat running, increasing the risk of overuse injury. The muscle damage decreases your muscles' ability to produce force, which slows your pace on the flat and uphill portions of the race and leads to delayed-onset muscle soreness, which includes an inflammatory response and lasts for a few days following the race as your muscle fibers heal.
The good news is that the damaged muscles heal back stronger, protecting them from future injury. Running downhill has a prophylactic effect on muscle damage and soreness. While you can expect your muscles to ache after the first time running downhill, subsequent downhill workouts will cause less soreness.
Downhill running also affects running economy, the amount of oxygen you consume to maintain a given submaximum pace. A number of studies have shown a significant decrease in running economy for up to one week following a 30-minute downhill run on a 10- to 15 percent grade.


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Having just done three IMPACT Webinars and a clinic for the Columbia Empire Region, including watching Saturday nite's 6A Oregon State Championships Showdown between Jesuit and West Linn...some core thoughts come to mind with what I am sharing, and want to pass along to all.
My Top 3 Books right now, reading and re-reading...
Talent and the Secret Life of Teams – Terry Pettit, available December 1, 2008, www.terrypettit.com to get it. Terry was kind enough to email me a printers copy to review. Get a copy for the club.
The Man Watching – by Tim Cruthers, the biography of Anson Dorrance, from any online retailer. -
The Origins of the Competitive Cauldron, Gender differences in coaching and much more. I got Sean O'Neill to get a copy a couple of years ago - he was a USA Table Tennis Olympian who also coaches Paralympic Table Tennis, and in Beijing was the NBC color person for the Table Tennis competition. I will never forget his late nite call, "cursing" me saying, that he could not put it down, and was only to page 186, and it was already the best coaching book he had ever read.
Fooled by Randomness, N. Taleb, (ties into the articles Decisions Decisions and the Tea Leaves of Sports Talk). I will just let Fortune magazine's back of the book statement sum it up for me here..."One of the Smartest Books of All Time..."
I also bought The Snowball, Warren Buffett and the Business of Life - by Alice Schroeder. "Life is like a snowball. The important thing is finding wet snow and a really long hill." -- Warren Buffett. My gosh, this tome makes Harry Potter books look thin - it is 960 back-bending pages. So I am leaving it by my bedside and plan to start it over the holidazes.
My Top You Tube Video to share and watch "What do Teachers Make" by Taylor Mali. His other talks about "The Impotence of Proofreading" and several others are also great to listen to.
My IMPACT Four Cornerstones
GAMELIKE – As in train in reality, based on Motor Skill research
CONTACTS PER HOUR – Kids learn by doing, not by watching
PARENTING=COACHING=TEACHING – So all the ideas and thoughts shared are based in the principals of teaching
EFFORT AND MASTERY OVER OUTCOME – As winning is more important based on a how won, and the result of who you played… Add in the most important skill in volleyball....READING the play (and the game BETWEEN contacts) and you start to get to If you have any questions, or new ideas to share, please comment.
The USAV Grassroots Commission that I head up, and others will answer all questions and pass along all ideas shared to grow our sport all over the USA. Again thanks for coaching. I hope that the ideas shared help you on your road to become the best coach you can be (while not comparing yourself to others) – while never being your athlete's last coach.
Best wishes in the season ahead, and keep in touch.
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- Total number of groups inducted: 92
- Total number of individuals inducted: 196
- Total number of people inducted: 605
- Link to all inductees (alphabetical): http://rockhall.com/inductees/alphabetical/
Artists inducted more than once:
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The Yardbirds ('92), Cream ('93) and Solo ('00)
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Solo ('87) and the Drifters ('88)
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* Jimmy Page (2x)
The Yardbirds ('92) and Led Zeppelin ('95)
* Jeff Beck (2x)
The Yardbirds ('92) and Solo ('09)
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Solo ('95) and Buffalo Springfield ('97)
* Michael Jackson (2x)
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Crosby, Stills & Nash ('97) and Buffalo Springfield ('97)
* Graham Nash (2x)
Crosby, Stills & Nash ('97) and the Hollies ('10)
* John Carter (2x)
The Flamingos ('01) and the Dells ('04)
* Sammy Strain (2x)
O'Jays ('05) and Little Anthony & the Imperials ('09)
What is the process for induction? or this link: http://rockhall.com/inductees/induction-process/
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This is a great looking field! I can't wait to go!
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- SRR1208 Series
- Inductance:
- 3.9mH
- RMS Current (Irms):
- 300mA
- Saturation Current (Isat):
- 320mA
- Inductor Construction:
- Shielded
- DC Resistance Max:
- 7.8ohm
- Power Inductor Case:
- 12.7mm x 12.7mm x 8.5mm
- Inductance Tolerance:
- ± 10%
- Packaging:
- Cut Tape
- No SVHC (20-Jun-2016)
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- Country of Origin:
Country in which last significant manufacturing process was carried out
- RoHS Compliant:
- Yes
- Tariff No:
- Weight (kg):
- .0045
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