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Call Log, July 20, 2012
July 9
E. Bankhead St.: Caller advised her boyfriend hit her.
CR 54: Report of a couple of subjects fighting.
E. St. Hwy 78: Report of a one car 10-50.
CR 89: Caller wants to speak to an officer about events that have happened.
McDonalds: Two car 10-50 with no injuries.
E. Bankhead St.: Caller reported her handicapped son is going up the road.
North St.: Someone is shooting bottle rockets in the area.
CR 185: Lady said her daughter is causing a disturbance.
McDonalds: Fight in the parking lot.
Hwy 78 WB M/M 63: Caller advised blue Nissan all over the road. Caller advised turned left off of exit 60 going west on Highway 30.
CR 2: Son causing a disturbance.
Garfield St.: Having trouble with a neighbor.
CR 278: Kids throwing rocks off of the bridge.
CR 86: Caller advised subjects on ATVs sitting around the church.
July 10
Fairview St.: Caller advised two subjects claiming to be bounty hunters came into his house with a firearm.
BNA Bank Park: Graffiti in the bathrooms.
CR 360: Lady has a horse in her yard.
Carr's Express/Hwy 15: Lady wants to see an officer.
CR 185: Has lady on her property that is not supposed to be there.
CR 278: Lady calling about two white males and a white female throwing rocks at cars.
CR 101: Subject is threatening to kill individual. Subject has pulled up in his driveway.
Graceland: Subject is out there causing a disturbance.
Resthaven: Caller advised male subject is 1056 causing a disturbance.
CR 86: Caller advised blue Chevy driving reckless.
Martintown Rd.: Caller advised 10-50 on Martintown Rd.
N. Broad St.: Caller advised subject in new silver Honda stalking female subject at his house. Caller advised he was going to shoot car if it came back.
CR 209: Caller advised her daughter's ex-boyfriend is making threats and showed up at her house tonight. Caller advised neighbors called them and advised they saw a male subject run into the woods.
Hwy 9 N.: Tree in the road.
July 11
Hwy 78 M/M 63: Silver car all over the road.
Glenfield: 10-58 vehicle at red light. Traffic is backed up according to the caller.
CR 203: Pontotoc County advised Union County that the bolo that was put out early might be in out county and need a deputy to check at this residence for this vehicle. Red Dodge pick up with scrap on the back.
CR 47: Caller advise that a white male in a red jeep broke into his home and stole some items from the residence. Tried to hold him there, but was unable to. He got his guns back from the subject. Wants a deputy.
CR 115: ADT alarm advised alarm going off in the living room.
CR 68: Caller advised someone broke the window out of his vehicle. Needs a deputy to take a report.
Hospital Pharmacy: Wants to speak with an officer.
CR 47: Black Tahoe has dog chained behind the vehicle and dragging it.
State Hwy 348: Caller advised he thinks some items were taken from his residence. Found some broken items, also. Needs to speak with deputy.
CR 174: Caller advised wanted to see an officer about some things taken from his house.
Twin Creeks: Caller advised subject causing a disturbance.
July 12
Hwy 370 E.: Caller advised house was broken into.
Hwy 78 W.: Caller advised white 18-wheeler all over the road.
Garfield St.: Neighbor accused her of taking something off of the porch. A disposable fire detector. All the caller did was pick up the bird feeder. Now, every time the caller goes outside, the neighbor blows an air horn.
Morgan Dr.: Green car playing loud music.
Hwy 78 W.: Caller advised manager wants deputy to remove subject from property.
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I've been testing some Weird stuff. Got a bug report from a guy from Dell that it dies after a day - right about the time the code decides to print all the processes' memory stats. He says it happens every time.
He's running with stonith enabled (which I hardly ever do, it's hard on the hardware). I can reproduce his problem quite readily - I sent the mem stat interval down to 5 minutes, and boom every 5 minutes it dies.
It needs stonith for it to fail. I removed the stonith option and it didn't fail.
I can also make it happen when I send it a SIGUSR2.
It looks like if I send a SIGUSR2 to the highest process id, then it prints out the memory stats and dies -- or just dies...
I need to look at the config file when it comes back up... I had 8 processes, one of them a zombie on sgi2. I'm not sure how many the config wanted...
The config had two links: one serial and one udp. The processes we create are:
control process (parent process: runs last) write process read process write process read process master status process
But, I had 8 processes at that time...
There seems to be something wrong here ;-)
Here's the pids from the logs:
310 Prints "configuration validated" 312 prints "udp heartbeat started on..." 320 Still running... Locked... 321 Still running... 322 Still running... Locked... 322 Still running... Locked... 323 Still running... NOT Locked... 324 prints local status now set to... and Heartbeat restart on... prints "link sgi2:eth0 up" Still running LOCKED prints "resource acquisition completed (none)" prints "Link sgi1:eth0 dead" prints "mach_down takeover complete"
644 defunct... prints "resource acquisition completed"
697 Control process... 697 Also prints heartbeat restart on... (?) 697 Also prints "link sgi2:eth0 up" 684 Control process prints "starting serial heartbeat on ..." 693 HBWRITE 694 HBREAD 696 HBWRITE 696 HBREAD 697: writes all the messages ;-) Master status process. prints and Heartbeat restart on... but only for local node
Found a fork in initiate_reset() with no exit at the end... and in an error leg in req_our_resources(), and giveup_resources()
This appears to have been the bug. After replacing the implicit return with an explicit exit, and doing so in a couple of other places in some funky error legs, I can't reproduce the problem any more.
I had also gotten a bug report that the multicast option-parsing code didn't work. I had "broken" it by fixing the ppp-udp code. However, my change was correct, and the multicast parsing code was incorrect. So, I fixed the multicast parsing code. I discovered in the process that even with the bug fix in, that it didn't work because the install process didn't install the mcast code. So, now I have both the mcast code working and this bizarre Stonith bug fixed. I've been running this test configuration with multicast (which I'd never tested before), and the stonith fix (but stonith turned off, because I suspect that the test code won't deal well with the machines getting rebooted each time they leave the cluster). Guess I ought to run a hundred iterations or so of that. (and fix the test code if it's broken). email@example.com (the original bug reporter) is currently setting it up for testing on his machines. It seems pretty likely that it'll work just fine for him.
I ran 1000 iterations of the test code. The final results
2001/03/11_14:23:38 Running test Restart [1000]
2001/03/11_14:24:26 Stopping Cluster Manager on all nodes
2001/03/11_14:24:31 ****************
2001/03/11_14:24:31 Overall Results:{'BadNews': 0, 'success': 1000, 'failure': 0}
2001/03/11_14:24:31 ****************
2001/03/11_14:24:31 Detailed Results
2001/03/11_14:24:31 Test Restart:{'success': 524, 'WasStopped': 156, 'node:sgi1': 253, 'calls': 524, 'node:sgi2': 271, 'skipped': 0, 'failure': 0, 'auditfail':0}
2001/03/11_14:24:31 Test flip:{'down->up': 160, 'up->down': 316, 'success': 476, 'started': 160, 'calls': 476, 'stopped': 316, 'skipped': 0, 'failure': 0, 'auditfail': 0}
435.94user 75.19system 13:28:48elapsed 1%CPU
(0avgtext+0avgdata 0maxresident)k
0inputs+0outputs (6605568major+2597838minor)pagefaults 0swaps
This is great news. I need to run another set of 1000, and then some other tests (probably involving the stonith_host option), and then we'll declare it stable I think. Many thanks to Aaron Nienhuis and Robert Macaulay for finding these bugs and saving our users from finding them in a "stable" release.

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The Pitch Line Arbor locates a gear or a pinion on its pitch diameter of the part for hard turning, grinding, and inspection.
- Accuracy of 0.013 mm (0.0005") standard and higher accuracy of 0.005 mm (0.0002") available.
- Precision ground bushings which can be replaced if the pitch plate becomes worn or damaged.
- Carbide or tool steel pitch balls available with or without special coatings for wear resistance
Optional features:
- Quick Change both mechanical or hydraulic
- Mechanically activated jaws to hold the part
- Multiple parts on one pitch plate depending on the gears


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1x Deschutes Obsidian Stout 12oz - Rated 98 on RateBeer
2x Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA 12oz - Rated 99 on RateBeer
1x Deschutes Black Butte Porter 12oz - Rated 96 on RateBeer
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Thanks for keeping an eye out!Originally Posted by mtriv73
Thanks for keeping an eye out!Originally Posted by mtriv73
Lots of stuff in Hagerstown today. For those interested.....
Hagerstown Wal Mart had tons of figures including the corrected Luke (which I got the last of). Tons of figures from the gold card line there.
TRU had 2 cases of the Jedi Army 3 packs wave. They had 1 Jedi army as of 1:00 today.
Target had TONS of Droid army 3 packs & the usual clone wars ships. Also had tons of the gold card figs & the yoda/padawan & eeth koth (sp?) wave.
KB Toys (Valley Mall) - Nothing as usual
Kmart - Tons of the corrected luke & bunch of other figs
Glen Burnie Toys R Us still has plenty of Series 1 screen scenes, if anyone wants to make the trek. They are on a lower shelf. Glen Burnie Target got an older wave back in today: red battle droid, blone Imp. officer, rebel fleet trooper, Padme factory chase, Lama Su w/Clone youth, library droid, 2-pack & Tusken raider Tat. ambush. I'm assuming most of you guys have these already...but just in case! Happy H.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
KB Toys in the Francis Scott Key Mall had the Tie Fighter exclusive today.
Also for those playing catch-up, both Glen Burnie WalMarts got in Boba Fett pit of Carkon, Anakin secret ceremony, Mace total control, etc.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Target in Potomac Mills, VA, had two cases of the Han Hoth/Anakin Secret Ceremony/Boba Fitt Pit of Carkoon wave this morning.
Amazon.com has the Jedi 4-pack available for pre-sale.
It looks like several places around here (Frederick) are actually able to keep new figures in stock for more than 24 hours. I've seen a couple new waves at Wal-mart and Target in the last week.
Is it just here, or is the destroyer droid launcher clogging pegs everywhere?
Yep...I've seen it elsewhere, as well. That puppy should have been 1 per box, wave 1, and that's that. No more. Have you seen green clonetrooper wave anywhere?Originally Posted by mtriv73
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Yes, I picked up the green clone trooper 2 weeks ago here in Fredneck at TRU. I missed out on the blue one though.
I found the blue trooper set weeks ago at K-mart when I scored the jedi knight army(1 per box); subsequently saw blue set at Toys R Us a little while later. Haven't spotted green set anywhere. My big purchase this week was a 12" Count D. for 7.00 on clearance at WalMart. I wanted to have one to open...and had been watching for this one to drop in price. Other than that...nuthin'!! Still looking for waitress droid wave, and single clone wars figures. Been spending most of my money on LOTR toys from Toy Biz...6.99@ at Target!Originally Posted by mtriv73
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Klipsch S4i
Pros: Great Sound Reasonable Pricing
Cons: Break. Ship Broken.
Let me just start of by saying these headphones are great (for the price). They fit well which is rare for my odd ears and really have excellent noise isolation. Again for the price range.
My one complaint is quality. These are not something for a commuter or jogger etc. These will break if you don't hold them in silk case carried by a man who can't move. The first one I got shipped broken. Left ear did not work at all and the microphone button didn't work. Second time around they were great used them for around a year. I noticed a crack on the mic button and as time progressed it grew larger. Eventually my mic stopped working. I rarely used it since it sucks but it was a shame none the less. Eventually the audio jack couldn't stand the bending and I had to carefully position it to ensure I COULD HEAR. At this point I was disappoint. Eventually the cable started to tear and then with the wires exposed I couldn't stand it. TAPED EM UP. They lasted around two more months and then they died. Great headphones terrible plastic build quality. Maybe if you live in a box or play COD all day these are your headphones. Good listening. (I didn't really mention audio quality because read someone else's review for that).


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Ice skating available on Lake Carnegie
Posted February 7, 2007; 03:59 p.m.
The recent run of cold weather has resulted in Lake Carnegie freezing over for the first time in several years. Members of the University and local communities can take advantage of the six-plus inches of ice to get out their skates.
Skating is allowed during daylight hours between the bridges on Washington Road and Harrison Street. It is permitted at one's own risk only when white flags are flying from the poles at the boathouse near the Washington Road bridge and at the Harrison Street bridge. Red flags mean that the ice is not safe.
Ice condition reports are available on the Princeton Recreation Department hotline at (609) 688-2054.


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Blueprints - Web Design for the World
My name is Arun Kurian and I'm the creator of the wonderful line of Blueprints. I have been in this great industry since 2003 and got into the business in the same way that many of you did, Photoshop tutorials. I have worked with clients all around the world and have experience with many different types of web design and development.HTML Web Templates
Styled with CSS and validated according to W3C Standards.
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Individuals with chronic conditions see multiple care providers who issue numerous prescriptions with intricate instructions. What happens when someone doesn't know all of their medications or if a dosage is too high or low? The results could be catastrophic.
Does your organization pay for duplicate tests and labs, simply because care providers aren't given access to all information? Expensive procedures can be frustrating for your members who may be forced to undergo multiple tests because prior results aren't available to all stakeholders.
The HP Care Network Solution securely connects care providers and other stakeholders with each other and with the clinical data they need. It is a flexible, standards-based set of services for Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs). The service gathers and harmonizes relevant information about patient health, treatment, medications and demographics from many wide-ranging data sources to promote collaborative care.
Increase collaboration and communication
Improve your member experience and achieve current cost savings by reducing duplication, fraud and waste. With more accurate information, you deliver better care for your members through evidence-based decisions and higher adherence to treatment guidelines across specific patient populations. By providing the tools for confidential collaboration among care providers, you can avoid 'gut feel' or anecdotal therapies.
When you equip direct care and support staff with more efficient tools, you save administrative time and expenses. You gain workflow efficiencies because of fewer chart pulls, phone calls and less paper processing and waiting.
Health Information Exchange
This service contains the core capabilities of our Care Network Solution. We assist you to securely identify, access and exchange patient records, connect to the right source, and semantically normalize the data to prevent inaccuracies.
The service links smart care providers together to view recent lab results ordered by other professionals to prevent costly redundancies. Care providers can view immunizations, prior-authorization status, pre-screen for potential drug interactions while applying the right treatment protocols to improve patient outcomes.
Marketing Enablement
This service engages the care team and consumers to connect to the 'clinical' highway. We provide outreach, education, registration and training programs for medical professionals so they understand the procedures involved with upgrading their practice within a secure collaborative care network. We define the project, enhance the workflow and implement the process.
Electronic Health Records
This service brings information directly to the care provider's laptop while they are in the room with a patient. Care providers can review the patient's care plan, receive alerts and reminders, check lab results, prescriptions and view other clinical data. The service helps prevent the human-error that comes with relying on a patient's recollection of their medications and health conditions.
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text: Hi, introducing myself. My name is Jen. I have two male black labs, and soon will have a third. Lots of good info on here from people who have experienced a lot. Not sure how often I'll be on here, or if I'll be able to contribute much, but here I am.


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The week of July 18th has been a positive one for major international markets (Milan +5.5%, London +1.6%, Paris -0.7%, Frankfurt +1.5%). After starting with a strong downswing, listings benefitted from the EU decision to relaunch the new bailout plan for Greece, by also involving private financial institutions.
Strong buybacks in the banking industry posted the best European performance: +5.7%, the reference Stoxx.
Sales in the tyre Industry: June and second quarter market data marked a slowdown in sales volumes compared to the first quarter of 2011. Major stocks underwent a downturn: Continental -3.5%, Nokian -3.2%, Michelin -2.8%. Pirelli, the best equity in the industry from the beginning of the year, closed the week at 7.25€ (-5.3%). Pirelli shares were upgraded by Exane, whose rating went from Neutral to Buy and a 9.7€ TP, and by Centrobanca, Buy and 9.5€ TP. Merrill Lynch took another view and started buying Pirelli when it was rated Underperform, with a 7€ Target Price. According to the latter broker, Pirelli overperformed the industry and its main peers in the last two years, because of an "appealing restructuring story" and a sound "earning generation". The company can also count upon a strong brand, an efficient cost structure, robust pricing power and "an experienced management team". The broker's view of 2011-13 plan targets is again different: the growing competition in LatAM, as well as in Europe, could hinder the company's ability to increase its profitability.
Pirelli average consensus Target Price is of 8.54€ with 96% of brokers buying the security at Buy rating.
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Community House hosts Haitian Students' Day, July 31
Posted July 23, 2004; 04:42 p.m.
Community House will host Haitian Students' Day from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 31, at the Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding .
The event was organized to engage parents, students and community leaders in a dialogue about peer pressure, sex, drugs and gangs. It will feature a variety of educational activities, games, sports and Haitian food.
The event is co-sponsored by the New Jersey Haitian Student Association and the New Jersey Immigration Policy Network Haitian Outreach Program.
For more information, contact Community House at (609) 258-6136 or via e-mail .
Contact: Eric Quinones (609) 258-3601


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Specifications of 1 Jösse Car models, with detailed technical data for each model. All Jösse Car models are listed. Each specs page has full technical specifications of each model. Contemporary and/or classic (as applicable) Jösse Car cars are shown, including collectible cars, antique cars and vintage cars. You can also filter the list of Jösse Car models by various criteria, and make and save lists for later reference or sharing.
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- 1997 Jösse Car Indigo 3000 2 door convertible/cabriolet FR 5M 2922 cm3 204 PS 201 bhp 150 kW 1000 kg


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Dextrose (DEX-trose), Heparin (HEP-a-rin)
Prevents clots in the blood vessels before or after surgery or during certain medical procedures. Also treats certain blood, heart, and lung disorders and helps diagnose and treat certain bleeding disorders. This medicine is a blood thinner.
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When This Medicine Should Not Be Used
You should not receive this medicine if you have had an allergic reaction to heparin or corn products, or if you have active bleeding or severe thrombocytopenia (low platelet count in the blood).
How to Use This Medicine
- Your doctor will prescribe your exact dose and tell you how often it should be given. This medicine is given through a needle placed in one of your veins.
- A nurse or other trained health professional will give you this medicine.
- You may need to carry an identification card to let others know you are using heparin in case of an emergency. Ask your doctor about this.
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Ask your doctor or pharmacist before using any other medicine, including over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal products.
- Make sure your doctor knows if you are using a blood thinner (such as dicumarol, warfarin, or Coumadin®), aspirin, or other medicine that affects blood platelets (such as dextran, dipyridamole, hydroxychloroquine, ibuprofen, indomethacin, phenylbutazone, Advil®, Aggrenox®, InfeD®, Indocin®, Motrin®, Persantine®, or Plaquenil®).
- Tell your doctor if you are also using digoxin (such as Digitek®, Lanoxin®), nicotine (such as Habitrol®, Nicoderm®, or Prostep®), nitroglycerin injection, allergy medicine (such as diphenhydramine, Benadryl®), or certain antibiotic medicines (such as doxycycline, minocycline, tetracycline, Minocin®, or Vibramycin®).
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- Make sure your doctor knows if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have liver disease, heart disease (such as a heart infection), high blood pressure, a bleeding problem (such as hemophilia), stomach or intestinal ulcers, or a history of heavy or unusual monthly periods.
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Microsoft Surface Sales Hit 1.5 Million But Still Shy of Expectations
Three sources told Bloomberg that the company has sold approximately one million Surface RTs and 400,000 Surface Pro tablets; while that's not nothing, Microsoft reportedly ordered 3 million Surface RTs, which means that there are still 2 million of them sitting in warehouses right now. One analyst projected that Surface sales would hit 1.4 million in this current quarter, but he has now adjusted that number to less than half, at 600,000.
Lagging Surface sales are all the more alarming because of the booming sales of tablets overall. Bloomberg notes that tablet sales are expected to climb to 190.9 million this year; Microsoft can only claim a very small sliver of that number for now.
Microsoft has a huge task on its hands; the company must be able to convince consumers to both move to its Windows 8 operating system and also buy a tablet running it. So far, it hasn't done a great job of either.


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Inga Palmquist, 4, and Erika Palmquist, 3, survey the Yampa River Core Trail in Steamboat Springs on a sunny Friday afternoon in May as they work on their bicycling skills. Summer sports are descending on Steamboat quickly, and competition series such as the Steamboat Springs Running Series and Town Challenge Mountain Bike Race Series aren't far off. Dirt trails still are too muddy and snowy for use, however.
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As you know if you read my Blog with any degree of regularity, I am a Football fan. So this is my favorite time of the year.
I have posted before about Sports stars and their antics, and this one will not be any different.
You see they just never seem to quit giving us material for life lessons.
Today on my way to a Cub Scout recruit night, I was listening to a local Sports talk station.
A story came on about Ricky Williams, running back for the Dolphins. They had a sound byte of Ricky explaining how he struggled over the bye week not to smoke Marijuana, to which the reporters in the room and the team gave him praise and support.
The attitude was that he deserved a high five for not doing something he should not do anyway. Kinda like saying I wanted to rob the bank… but I fought off the urge.. My what a good boy am I.
This attitude makes my mad. Mad at our media, for making him out to be a "Good Guy" because he chose not to break the law, not to smoke an illegal substance, in short..not to do something stupid. And to put it on the news, to make him out as a super star… this guy has made a lot of bad choices along the way.. hardly what I would call a role model.. but then again, as a football fan, my expectation is not as a role model. I just want to see him run the ball. Unfortunately, there are kids that look up to this guy.
My son is the starting Quarterback for his 7th grade football team. On the walls of his room are pictures of Football stars. We have had a talk about them and what makes them great.
Skills on the field, talent, athleticism. What about character and integrity? Ricky.. no you missed that. Judgement? Loyalty? Nope missed that too.
Yeah, you can run the ball, and I honestly can say that I enjoyed watching you at Texas as you broke 22 NCAA records for rushing, winning the Heisman in '98… An amazing talent that has been troubled… pardon the pun… wasted.
And for that you are not a role model, but you know that or you would not do the things that you do.
Next time you are at a Pack meeting, or a Troop meeting, look around the room. There are a lot of tan shirts with people in them that have amazing talent, amazing Character, and amazing dedication.
These people in tan are the Adults that give so much for Scouting. They are great Role Models.
Next time you sit with your son and talk about his Sports hero.. talk about how that man, or women measures up to the Scout Law. Is Ricky trustworthy and Loyal to his team?
Have him thank his Den Leader or Cubmaster. The Assistant Scoutmaster that helped him get through the trail to first class. There are plenty of role models out there. Money and fame mean very little compared to Character, Citizenship, and Fitness.


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It's been a long time since we've been to Jigger's, and in the meantime, it sat empty for almost a year, with new owners Steve and Karie Head cleaning and renovating this jewel of an official Worcester Dining Car. They opened in mid-September. The diner has been at its Main Street location since 1950, and when it was redecorated in the early '90s, the floor tiles were matched to the original green ones under the countertop, the six-and-a-half booths (one has seats only on one side) were refurbished, and the large red clock from the original Worcester car was re-hung.
That nostalgic diner theme is carried through with a line of more than a dozen stools running the length of the diner, with four more tucked into a corner near the front window. Blackboard specials augment the regular menu, and those caught both of us with a "loaded baked potato" omelet ($8.50) and a smoked salmon/cream cheese/avocado Benedict ($10.50).
Bill noted two things, as he tucked into the latter: "This is the best breakfast I've had in a long time" and "the avocado goes so well with the salmon." A sample confirmed that indeed those flavors play nicely off each other. Though he yearned for a bit more lemon spark in the Hollandaise, he praised the generous portion.
Meanwhile, I was working my way through said omelet. Our waitress Sarah explained that the "loaded baked potato" was basically a "theme," with bacon, cheddar, and home fries tucked inside the omelet. She mentioned that I could sub broccoli or spinach for the bacon, and I took her up on it, choosing the broccoli as a better friend to the cheddar and the potato.
This was served with a yummy fruit cup and toast. I also had to try Jigger's renowned jonnycakes, as a side order (two for $2.89). Although these are made from a different cornmeal (Kenyon's) than in Jigger's last incarnation, they were quite good: large as a small saucer, very crispy on the outside, dense and corny on the inside. Real maple syrup would be $1.99 extra; I stuck with butter.
Karie Head's restaurant experience was many years running Oatley's in Exeter; Steve is a retired Newport policeman, eager to compare his new job with his old one. He joked that he always took orders as a cop and now takes them from his partner Karie and the kitchen staff. More seriously, he has learned quickly that "there's no analysis in the kitchen, there's just 'get it done!' " Steve is loving the interaction with people at the restaurant, especially on one of only three real Main Streets in Rhode Island.
The breakfast menu is wide-ranging, with Jigger's home-made corned beef hash (even available in a Benedict); a triple-decker breakfast sandwich (ham, Swiss, cheddar, and turkey between slices of French toast); and build your own omelets or pancakes ("fire-roasted" Fuji apples are an add-in option).
But we wanted to try some lunch items and were again tempted by the blackboard: fish and chips ($10.99); panko-crusted salmon burger ($8.50); hot dog and fries ($5.50). In the end, we went back to the regular menu for Jigger's "all natural burger club" ($7.99) and the panini titled "Georgia turkey 'n' slaw" ($7.59). We also ordered a cup of chicken vegetable and a cup of corn chowder ($2.99 each).
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Aurora Christian football coach Don Beebe, a former Kaneland standout who went on to a successful NFL career, has been selected as part of the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame's 17th annual induction class.
The ceremony is set for Sept. 18 at Cicero's Hawthorne Racecourse.
Beebe, who has guided ACS to back-to-back Class 3A state championships, was a six-time Super Bowl participant during his nine-season career. He won Super Bowl XXXI with the Green Bay Packers.
Other inductees include former NBA players Mark Aguirre and Antoine Walker, former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb and former White Sox manager Tony La Russa. Longtime North Central College cross country/track coach Al Carius also is set to be part of the Hall class.


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Brown Bugger Bags Another Buglemouth!
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Brown Bugger Bags Another Buglemouth!
Got my second flyrod carp yesterday (~10 lbs) on the same brown wooly bugger! This one never even made it onto the reel because I had to frantically steer it away from some nearby weeds and timber. Luckily, my boat was drifting in a favorable direction and did a good job of acting as the "drag" during much of the battle. I did have one moment of panic when the fish swam beneath the boat :eyecrazy: (ahh, the hazards of the short leash
), but I was able to maneuver the rod around the motor without breaking anything. I pulled the fish to the surface for a couple photos (I'll post one when I get the film developed) then brought it to boatside for the release.
I got lucky when I found this one. I had drifted past the "usual" spot, and as the boat neared the shore I sat down to grab the oars to row back out. I looked up and saw the carp right next to shore in about a foot of water, no more than 15 feet away from me. Moving as little as possible, I sort of "flopped" the fly over towards the fish, but it landed about 2 feet away from the fish on the other side of some weeds and I thought I'd have to cast again. Nope. The fish charged as soon as I moved the fly. Guess this one was hungry!
A while later I had another carp charge the same fly but I missed the hookup. It actually chased the fly and hit at it twice before it got too close to the boat and got spooked. I probably had 20 other good casts/presentations throughout the day, as well as numerous botched efforts, but the fish either ignored the fly or got spooked. It seems like you just have to keep trying until you find the right fish!
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Don't want to complain about the forums, I really enjoy them and learn from them every time I am on but am curious if I am the only one that has the forum load very slow at times.
I will click a link to a thread and sometimes it will just sit and not load... shows its working but goes no where. If I click again it often times will load. Same thing when posting or creating new threads... sometimes the site just sits and spins... going no where.
This is both here and the Deer and Deer Hunting forums nnd both on my home PC with dialup and my laptop at highspeed locations.
For the admin: Is there anything I can do or that is being done to speed it up?


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Firefox 9, astonishingly enough, survived the weekend sitting totally quiescent on my office machine. Release 8 achieved this very rarely, and crashed shortly after anyway. Congratulations to somebody. Its VSZ is almost 2G, and its RSS is 1.5G, but I don't care -- I have 16G here! But I do wonder what it needs all that RSS for. On my laptop running the amd64 build, it blows right past 2G (at VSZ 2.8G, RSS 1G atm) and thrashes abominably.
You know what they say, though: "If you're not experiencing abominations, are you sure you're alive?"
My great achievement in the final days of 2011 was to replace the motherboard in my son's craigslist-$80 simulator box for $60 plus $11 for a quieter fan, enabling upgrade from a P4 to an old Core2.


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Catalina, Moonlight Mask and GUADEC
Finally, the Travel Committee has replied to every request for sponsorship received (positives and negatives). So, if you have not received an email from us yet, do not hesitate in get in touch with us through the email or irc (#travel).
We have booked 16 apartments at Catalina Park, which looks nice, in a good location and still austere. We were told they will enable a special room for attendants to the conference. The process of booking took more time than expected, but thanks to Jorge Bustos and Chema Casanova (who gave us a hand from Spain) it was possible to accelerate it.
We tried to sponsor as much contributors as possible, however it was not possible to sponsor everybody.
At the end, we received 51 applications, 3 of them arrived a bit later and other 3 very later. We have assigned assistantship to 43 people (travel and/or accommodation).


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The study has discovered that it takes a pair of transcription factors to orchestrate key decisions in embryo development
Singapore: Scientists at the Agency for Science, Technology and Research's (A*STAR) Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) have discovered that key gene regulators work in pairs to trigger stem cells to differentiate into specific cell types. Furthermore, they showed that selective partnering of the regulators result in uniquely specified developmental outcomes.
An embryo develops from a single cell to a complex, interconnected assemblage of multiple cell types in the adult organism, such as the muscles, nerves, lungs and heart. The fates of embryonic cells as they differentiate into specialized adult cells require tightly regulated expression of hundreds of genes; each cell type being regulated by a unique and specific pattern of gene expression. Transcription factors are master regulators of gene expression and have been implicated as key players in the appropriate specification embryo development. They do this by binding to DNA thereby "turning on" or "turning off" nearby genes. What is less clear is how these transcription factors select specific sets of genes for activation and repression.
A recent study by scientists from GIS has discovered that it takes a pair of transcription factors, working tightly together, to orchestrate key decisions in embryo development. The discovery was published in the prestigious EMBO Journal.
The study, a multidisciplinary collaborative effort, established that the transcription factor Oct4 alternatively partners with two related factors, Sox2 or Sox17. This paper, together with a related paper published in the journal Stem Cells in 2011 ("Conversion of Sox17 into a reprogramming factor by re-engineering its association with Oct4 on DNA."), makes a key discovery about how the selective partnering of the two transcription factors can lead to very different developmental outcomes.
Lead author Dr Lawrence Stanton said, "This work was a unique collaboration between scientists hailing from different areas of expertise - computational biology, cell biology, developmental biology and biochemistry. The unique line of research was only possible by the interdisciplinary efforts of these scientists."
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Fashionable Food: Eric Ripert
The designer divulges her much loved local haunts.
STANDOUT RESTAURANTS: Réparate is one of my favorite restaurants in Paris. It specializes in cuisine from Nice. They have the best salad niçoise in the world. (It's small, so you need to make a reservation.) 64 Rue Saint-Sabin, in the 11th Arrondissement. Chez Georges is a typical French brasserie with very good food. I think about Claude Chabrol's movies each time I go there. 1 Rue du Mail, 2nd. Kaï is my favorite for Japanese food. The nasu dengaku [eggplant with miso] is to die for. 18 Rue du Louvre, 1st. Restaurant Saturne serves classic French cuisine. It has an open kitchen, great food, and really good wines. 17 Rue Notre-Dame des Victoires, 2nd.
BEST BOOKSTORE: Les Guetteurs de Vent, my neighborhood bookstore, always has good recommendations. 108 Avenue Parmentier, 11th.
FAVORITE ESCAPE: La Fôret de Fontainebleau is close to Paris (about 30 minutes south), where you can walk, climb, and so on. It's one of my favorite nearby getaways. 4 Rue Royale, Fontainebleau.
Weber Métaux hardware store in the middle of Paris is an institution. I always go there to get wire netting for my potager. 9 Rue de Poitou, 3rd. At Caravane, you can buy furniture and tableware as well as lamps and textiles. Their linen sheets are incredible. 22 Rue Saint-Nicolas, 12th. Astier de Villatte is the best for candles and incense. 173 Rue Saint-Honoré, 1st. And Colette is a must for the candles and interior perfumes. 213 Rue Saint-Honoré, 1st.
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Wolves take command after even first half
Bray Wanderers 1 (Waters 32)
Wolves 5 (Nouble 14, Fletcher 56, 87, Jarvis 60, Doherty 81)
After an evenly fought out opening 45 minutes, the second half was something of a stroll for Wolves as they beat Bray Wanderers 5-1 in what was manager Ståle Solbakken's first game in charge.
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There seemed to be more away supporters than home for the pre-season friendly played at Bray's Carlisle Grounds home.
Kieran Waters got in the first shot of the game with an effort from the edge of the box that was a yard too high.
Frank Nouble looked on to open his account for the club as he outstripped a defender but he was forced wide as he pushed the ball past the keeper. From the by-line he laid a pass into the path of Sylvan Ebanks-Blake who fired narrowly over the far angle.
But Nouble made no mistake in the 14th minute as he gave Wolves the lead. He held off Dave Webster's challenge and found the net with a cross-shot that went in off the far post.
Six minutes later, Karl Henry pumped a deep cross into the box to present Nouble with another opportunity but this time Lee Dixon cleared the danger at the expense of a corner.
Adam Hammill's flag kick was deflected behind for a second and this time the ball was half cleared to Henry who drilled a low shot a couple of feet wide.
Hammill ran in from the left and hit a shot that drew a fine save from Bray keeper, Brian Kane. Then Ebanks-Blake wasn't far away with a shot on the turn after he had been set up by Nouble.
A mistake by Carl Ikeme saw Bray drawing level in the 32nd minute. The keeper dithered as he went to clear Kevin Foley's squared pass and Waters threw himself in to block. As the two collided the ball trickled over the line.
Both men were hurt in the clash and though Ikeme was able to resume after treatment, Waters was carried off on a stretcher and immediately replaced.
Four minutes before the break, Ebanks-Blake hit the bar with a bouncing shot following a cross from Hammill, then Ikeme turned over a 25 yard free-kick from Graham Kelly.
Half-Time: Bray 1 Wolves 1
The start of the new half saw the replacement Wolves team denied a penalty after Jonathan Kelty blatantly pushed Michael Kightly.
Then Steven Fletcher was way too high with a spectacular overhead kick following a Matt Jarvis centre. But Fletcher's overhead in the 56th restored Wolves's lead. Anthony Forde's cross was headed back by Jarvis and the Scot executed a perfect bicycle kick.
From a Jarvis corner Fletcher had two digs at converting with his first effort bouncing back to him off a defender and the second being cleared off the line by Conor Butler.
On the hour mark Jarvis made it three after a clever bit of work from Kightly who flicked the ball over a defender leaving the winger to run in and score with a low shot from near the penalty spot.
Matt Doherty saw his full blooded shot parried by Kane and Nenad Miliaš's follow up bounced clear off a defender as Wolves dominated the proceedings.
However, Bray weren't far away in the 79th minute when Dorus de Vries made an excellent stop from Kelty who then headed the rebound onto the roof of the net.
In the 81st minute Doherty made it 4-1 with a cracking shot from 22 yards after the Bray defence had struggled to clear its lines.
Fletcher finished things off three minutes from the end when he beat the offside trap as he ran onto Kightly's through ball and beat the keeper before casually finding the net.
Bray: Kane, Dooney (Moffatt 57), Butler (Knight 60), Webster, Seery, Doyle, Dixon (Earley 64), Kelly (Massey 70), Hurley (Kelty 45), Waters (Akinade 36), King (Tresson 70).
Unused subs: Quigley, McGuinness.
Wolves (first-half): Ikeme, Foley, Elokobi, Batth, Berra, Jonsson, Edwards, Henry, Ebanks-Blake, Nouble, Hammill.
Wolves (second-half): De Vries, Zubar, Doherty, Stearman, Johnson, Forde,Kightly, Milijaš, Davis, Fletcher, Jarvis.
Unused sub: McCarey.
Referee: D. Tomney.
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I may join next months swap. What do you do with so many little quilts? I'll be watching for the sign up.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I may join next months swap. What do you do with so many little quilts? I'll be watching for the sign up.
Here's how I have just spent three wonderful days - lovely sunny weather, sewing and reading on the verandah. Got the blocks for 2 quilts done and ready to join together. Why don't you come join me??
QB Albums: Lynnie25's Quilts; Selvedge Quilts; Lyn's Dolls Quilt Swap Quilts
I have been doing the dolls quilt swap for over 2 years now and I have kept a record of the dolls quilts I sent and received each month in a display folder. Some of my little DQs are displayed on the wall in my sewing room and I have had displays of them occasionally in the public library and the local community centre but other than that, they are packed neatly away in bag. I find having the record in the display folder allows me to look through them every now and again to refresh where I sent a quilt and where I got one from. How does everyone else keep a record of what little quilts they sent/received?
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Oh, Lyn, I would love, love, love to join you and leaf through your doll quilt book. What a beautiful view!
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Feel the fear and do it anyway!
Looks so nice and warm.. We still have lots of snow..so I want to try snow dyeing some muslin.. love the pictures!
Wow! That Doll Quilt Swap scrapbook is great. Very well done.
Lynnie25, what a lucky girl you are! AlaskaAlice you did a superb job on the DQ you sent! I love your scrapbook Lynnie! I can't remember what month and year you and I were partners, but I imagine I'm in your book? What fun it would be to chat and sew with you and Krystyna! We can dream right????
I received this beautiful DQ and wonderful extras from Tess Pug. I really love it! Thanks so much. Your quilt will be mailed tomorow....hope you like it
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Can these stones keep balance indefinitely?
If balance, or equilibrium, is to be maintained, there must be no outside influences on the stones. Equilibrium can also be maintained within a population's genes; that means, no evolution can occur. But outside influences usually prevent equilibrium from staying established.
Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
Sometimes understanding how common a gene is within a population is necessary. Or, more specifically, you may want to know how common a certain form of that gene is within the population, such as a recessive form. This can be done using the Hardy-Weinberg model, but it can only be done if the frequencies of the genes are not changing.
The Hardy-Weinberg model describes how a population can remain at genetic equilibrium, referred to as the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Genetic equilibrium occurs when there is no evolution within the population. In other words, the frequency of alleles (variants of a gene) will be the same from one generation to another. At genetic equilibrium, the gene or allele frequencies are stable—they do not change. For example, let's assume that red hair is determined by the inheritance of a gene with two alleles—R and r. The dominant allele, R, encodes for non-red hair, while the recessive allele, r, encodes for red hair. If a population's gene pool contains 90% R and 10% r alleles, then the next generation would also have 90% R and 10% r alleles. However, this only works under a strict set of conditions.
The five conditions that must be met for genetic equilibrium to occur include:
- No mutation (change) in the DNA sequence.
- No migration (moving into or out of a population).
- A very large population size.
- Random mating.
- No natural selection.
These five conditions rarely occur in nature. When one or more of the conditions does not exist, then evolution can occur. As a result, allele frequencies are constantly changing, and populations are constantly evolving. As mutations and natural selection occur frequently in nature, it is difficult for a population to be at genetic equilibrium.
The Hardy-Weinberg model also serves a mathematical formula used to predict allele frequencies in a population at genetic equilibrium. If you know the allele frequencies of one generation, you can use this formula to predict the next generation. Again, this only works if all five conditions are being met in a population.
- If a population stays at genetic equilibrium, then no evolution takes place.
- The Hardy-Weinberg model states that a population will remain at genetic equilibrium as long as five conditions are met: (1) No change in the DNA sequence, (2) No migration, (3) A very large population size, (4) Random mating, and (5) No natural selection.
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Use the resource below to answer the questions that follow.
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- What is happening when there is a change in the frequencies of alleles in the gene pool of a population?
- Is it likely for gene pool frequencies to remain unchanged?
- List four conditions that must be met for evolution not to occur.
- In the Hardy-Weinberg equation, what does p represent?
- What is an allele?
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The Toy Association is the not-for-profit trade association representing all businesses involved in creating and bringing toys and youth entertainment products to kids of all ages.
The webinar will provide participants with a better understanding of what chemical management in toys is, why companies need it, and how to begin the process of getting it.
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Part 5: Holding the Gains and Spreading Improvement
Once an organization has redesigned the process for cervical cancer screening, it can be tempting to move on to other issues and stop monitoring the process. Ongoing monitoring ensures that an organization holds the gains over time.
Although an organization may be able to reduce the frequency of monitoring the process, some ongoing assessment of the measure is necessary to ensure an organization continues to meet its intended goal. Processes that work well now may need to change as the environment shifts. Because all systems are dynamic, they change unless efforts are made to ensure that the improvements continue. Organizations often do a few simple things to ensure that successful changes are embedded in the daily work. Examples include:
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Functional programming has its downsides. It tends to result in heavily nested code.
Beginner functional programmers nest their code too deeply, in exactly the same way that beginner C programmers nest their code too deeply. It's not an inherent property of the language.
It's hard to fan out results, so programs tend to be trees with a single result.
I have no idea what "hard to fan out results" is supposed to mean, but the conclusion is trivially disproven by the existence of lots of functional programs that do more than compute a single result.
Persistent state and I/O don't fit well with the functional model.
Persistent state works fine, it's just managed more explicitly: you take the "previous" state as input, and you return the "next" state as an output. Practical functional programming languages have a "functional update" syntax for struct/record types that makes it easy to do this sort of thing.
I agree regarding I/O. But OCaml is not a purely functional language, and the I/O implementation uses imperative syntax. It works just like it does in C. (Well, with the notable exception that printf actually type-checks its arguments at compile time.)
OCaml has some features that ought to be in more languages, like Djykstra's "guards" for choosing multiple alternatives.
The "guards" are a minor detail compared to the use of pattern matching for operating over sum types. It's the presence of a first-class sum type which makes these languages so effective at a wide variety of practical problems, because it gives the programmer a truly effective way to express the invariant that "either the data is of this type, OR the data is of that type, but not both". This is not mathematical bullshit, this is basic business-logic programming that happens all the time. In the mainstream programming languages, you don't have anything better to work with than a tagged union; that's a crappy solution.
The article, of course, elaborates on this. You should consider reading it.