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Played in 24 games, 10 in the field and 14 on the mound ... recorded one hit in 22 at bats in 2013 ... started 11 games on the mound, which ranked second on the squad ... owned a 3-7 record with a 6.02 ERA ... struck out 25 batters in 61.1 innings pitched ... had his first career RBI against Xavier (Feb. 22) ... went seven innings and struck out a career-high five in his victory of the year at Troy (March 12) ... secured victories against Alabama (March 26) and Savannah State (April 5) ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Appeared in three games on the mound, including one start, totaling 8.2 innings with a record of 0-1 and 4.15 ERA ... allowed four runs (all earned) on eight hits with three walks and three strikeouts ... made collegiate pitching debut against Alabama State (March 7) going four innings in a no decision ... saw game action in the field in 10 ball games, making one start ... started against Tulane (April 15) and roped his first collegiate hit ... walked and scored a run versus Connecticut (March 16) ... played summer baseball for the Gastonia Grizzlies of the Coastal Plains League.
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Played for head coach Steve King at Southern Academy ... an Alabama Independent School Association All-State Honorable Mention selection as a senior ... selected to participate in the Alabama Baseball Coaches Association 2009 All-Star Weekend ... hit .469 with eight home runs and 26 RBI as a junior ... went 7-1 on the mound with a 1.31 ERA ... played American Legion summer baseball for Tuscaloosa Post 34 ... quarterbacked his high school football team to the AISA Class AA state semifinals in 2009 ... earned Alabama Independent School Association All-State honors from the Tuscaloosa News in 2008 ... topped 1,000 yards passing as both a junior and a senior ... member of the National Honor Society.
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breaker panel question
i replaced a bad breaker today, no big deal but when I put the cover back on the panel I noticed some small arcing from the cover to the bare metal around the mounting screw threads....
Does this normally happen because of the exposed neutrals in the box or do I have a short somewhere in the box?
I've been in the house for a year and haven't had any issue with the breakers till today. Never even thrown one.
I put my Ohm meter across the panel mount and the house ground and it read 0.00.
I think I'm fine, but tell me otherwise if I missed something please.
My only theory is that the cover is barely making contact with some exposed wiring and you're getting a bit of leakage. If it was a dead short you'd know it because your hair would be standing on end. Is there anything such as wiring that the cover comes in contact with prior to getting it seated properly?
it is very likely that the cover is coming in contact with a bare ground wire before seating on the box.
this brings up a good question. Isn't neutral the same as ground, in as far as where they are connected in the box? I checked and my breaker box has 2 ground buses which are connected to each other by metal strip behind the breakers. Both buses have grounds and neutrals attached to them.
I did check for AC voltage. (I like my meter enough to not want to buy a new one.) With the cover in place it was still 0.00
Update: Just now I went and made sure that the cover did not have any bare grounds touching it before it seated and I didn't get any arcs......
My box looks very much like this one.
neutrals and grounds wired to the same bus (on the far right.)
slight arcing at the mounting screws in your panel.
Digiwizard here.
This is a grounding issue. You need to determine one of two conditions.
1. Is the main 100 A or larger breaker connected directly to the Electric meter? The service wire, (the largest wire in your panel, should not be connected to a separate disconnecting means). The 100A, 150A or 200A breaker in your circuit panel IS your disconnect)
If this scenario is true then you should have a green screw in the neutral bar which bonds the circuit panel enclosure to the neutral bar. From the Neutral bar you should have at least one, hopefully two large bare or green wires(approx 1/4 inch in diameter). One wire should go to a COLD water pipe, and the other should go to a ground rod outside. This setup allows you to land the ground and neutrals on the same bar(s) within your panel. You should have continunity between the neutral bar and the screw hole(s) in the panel enclosure. Use the screw holes so the paint will not interfere with your reading (screw holes will be bare metal.
2. If you do not have a 100A or larger breaker in your circuit panel then you have a "main lug" panel.
Somewhere between the Electric meter and the panel should be a disconnect. The NEC says that the neutral and the ground shall be bonded at the first disconnect point past the Electric meter or transformer.
This is not verbatum but an interpretation of the code.
If you have a main lug panel then the green bonding screw from scenario #1 should NOT be bonding the neutral bar, to the circuit panel enclosure. The grounds (bare or green wires) and the neutrals (white wires) must be isolated from each other. To avoid a multiple ground path. The neutral bar will be mounted on a plastic or fiberglass insulator and the ground bars will be mounted directly to the panel enclosure. You should have continunity from the ground bar(s) to the screw holes but your neutral bar will be isolated therefore you will not have continuity between the neutral and ground bars.
If you have continuity between these bars then you might have have a green bonding screw bonding the neutral bar to the panel enclosure.
If you cannot see a green screw then the neutrals and grounds might be landed on the same bars. Separate the grounds and neutrals.
If you have a main lug panel (without the 100A or larger breaker), and you DO NOT have a disconnect between the Electric meter and the circuit panel then you have an illegal installation (You MUST have a disconnecting means.) Contact an electrician to correct the problem.
Lastly, be very, very careful when working in your panel.
One wrong move could cause serious injury or death.
If you are not sure about something, contact a qualified electrician.
Remember, when working with live electrical wires and such, you MIGHT get a second chance but you only have one life!
This probelm should be corrected.
Take care and be careful
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But I also have continuity between the neutral bar and the ground bar and each bar has both grounds and neutrals attached to it.
I am assuming that this is not perfect, but also not an immediate fire or device damaging hazard?
Thank you for the information.
The above is why I am confused...
There is nothing wrong with haveing the grounds and neturals connected in a main panel as long as this is the only place they are connected.
You may have a loose connection somewhere causing the cover to arc.
That makes sense and explains the vague nature of all the documentation on this that I've found.
BTW: The arcing wasn't like a 120A welders arc, it was like a dead 9 volt arc. As I said, I moved a couple grounds deeper in the box and it went away.
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The State College Spikes got a great outing from left handed starter Zac Fuesser tonight, but couldn't get the offense going, falling 1-0 to the Auburn Doubledays. One night after losing 12-11 in extra innings to Batavia, the Spikes only managed two hits tonight, although they did manage to work the count and draw seven walks.
The Spikes only managed to get a runner to third base on one occasion tonight, when Kelson Brown reached third with two outs in the 8th inning. Brown almost got the chance to score when Auburn shortstop Gustavo Pierre bobbled a ground ball by Drew Maggi, but Pierre's throw was in time to beat Maggi for the third out of the inning.
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popping noise coming from walls
I have noticed a more consistent popping sound from my master bathroom wall. It appears to be a pop at least once a minute, and it is mostly heard at the quiet time of the night. When the central air is on the entire room will make small pops which i am assuming from the pressure of the air circulating. It disipates when the air is off. Any suggestions?
Sounds like expansion/contraction of the ductwork when there is cold/hot air moving thu them
Could be ductwork or just house materials like wood expanding/contracting due to temp change. Plumbing sometimes makes clicking sounds for some time after use.
Where are you located? You might want to update your profile with basic information.
Is this new construction you are living in? I have seen drying douglas fir studs pop drywall nails right out as the dried out.
Where I lived, humidity changes are extreme. Doors and windows you can barely get open and closed in the summer rattle at times with extra space in the dry winter months of January and February. Lots of static electricity sparks too because the air is so dry. I once saw a grand piano top split when it was moved from New Orleans to Chicago in the winter.
if its hvac causing it its do to lower grade steel used in the ductwork its more likely to cause popping noises.. plumbing will do it if the pipes arent properly strapped to the framing
Vinyl siding can do this too.
All the above are correct. I just hope it isn't a crunching sound and/or the pitter patter of little feet making a home inside your walls.
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HOST: New Yorkers pay some of the highest electric rates in the nation – 45 percent higher than the national average. Critics say there's something funny with the way electricity is bought and sold.
MCCULLOUGH: If you walked into the local grocery store and you found that a loaf of bread was $1000, you'd have a pretty good sense that something was wrong with that grocery store.
HOST: That's energy analyst Robert McCullough. He's spotted what he says is the equivalent of a $1000 loaf of bread in a study of New York's electric market. His findings are provoking fierce debate over who -- or what -- is to blame for New York's high electricity costs. We get more from WNYC's Ilya Marritz.
REPORTER: When Robert McCullough started looking through the data on New York's electricity auctions, he noticed something weird.
MCCULLOUGH: There are bids filed every day for $1000 per megawatt hour. Given today's prices, that's fully 20 times the highest price you'd expect to see.
REPORTER: In other words, in most auctions, most power producers have been offering so sell electricity for $30 or $40 per megawatt. But one outlier power plant has been offering electricity with a price tag so big, it looks like a joke, every hour of every day, consistently.
MCCULLOUGH: He appears to never shut down.
REPORTER: Which is also unusual. McCullough, who testified before Congress about Enron's market manipulations, sees an obvious red flag. He says the oversized bid could be evidence of collusion by power companies, or maybe someone is trying to trick the computer that runs the auctions.
BRODSKY: People game the system, inevitably.
REPORTER: Assemblyman Richard Brodsky commissioned Robert McCullough's study. Brodsky says even if the details are a little hazy, it's clear what's going on: New York's electric auction house is cheating consumers.
BRODSKY: What we have is a nongovernmental, industry-controlled body that's setting prices. And the net result is the people of the state of New York are being ripped off to at least the tune of $2 billion a year and probably more.
REPORTER: The body Brodsky is criticizing is the Independent System Operator. The name sounds technical. But you can think of it as an auction house for the spot, or short-term electricity market. About half of our electricity goes to these auctions on its way to your hair dryer or your BlackBerry.
The Independent System Operator concedes that electric bills are high, but they say the cost of gas and oil is the culprit. The ISO's Ira Freilicher.
FREILICHER: If you can factor out the cost of that fuel, the cost of electricity would actually have gone down, compared to where it would be under the old system.
REPORTER: Still, no one from the Independent System Operator is willing to give a definitive explanation for that $1000 bid that Robert McCullough singled out.
One person who's seen the data and will explain it is David Patton. He is an economist hired by the ISO to audit the auctions. And he says there's a perfectly reasonable explanation which the critics are missing.
PATTON: It basically is power that can only be generated on an emergency basis.
REPORTER: Think of it like medivac helicopter: a very expensive, last resort option, that's always at the ready. Except with medivac, you can see who the pilot is.
REPORTER: Do you know who that bidder is? Are you privy to that information?
PATTON: Yes.
REPORTER: Who is it?
PATTON: (Laugher.) Unfortunately that information is confidential.
REPORTER: The ISO says it keeps bidders' identities secret to make the auctions fair. Critics say you can't find collusion if you don't know who's in the game.
This week, Senator Charles Schumer sent a letter to the federal regulators, asking for a probe into possible price fixing.
Assemblyman Brodsky wants to restore state oversight that was removed in the late 1990s, and has introduced a bill he's calling "Electric Power Re-Regulation Act".
BRODSKY: Deregulation was a mantra, it was chanted. And then we got this slow accretion of a rate structure that rips people off. We're gonna change that.
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Here's one measure of what wholesale electric auctions have done for New York:
Since 1996, the cost of running a refrigerator for an entire year has dropped $26, adjusting for inflation. Once the second-most expensive electric market in the country, New York today ranks fourth. Make of that what you will.
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To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11/mate-screensaver/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install mate-screensaver
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Approved by: swills (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D10845
The mate-screensaver port requires mate-session-manager at run time to work.
(mate-screensaver:90733): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: Settings schema 'org.mate.session'
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While here convert the mate-base port to using the new USE_MATE=session.
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Update the MATE DE to 1.12.
* Still build MATE against gtk+ 2 due to gtk+ 3 support not ready
for prime time.
* Fix loading of a number of applets. We rename a number of applets
but didn't change the "config" files the "add applet to panel" dialog
uses. [1]
* Unbreak the creation of new notes with the stickynotes applet [2]
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Update MATE DE to 1.10.0.
This MATE is still build agains GTK+2.
Sort USES here and there.
Replace mate-dialogs with zenity and mate-calc with galculator.
This update fixes the following PR's:
Submitted by: Gustau Perez <firstname.lastname@example.com> via Gnome devel repo
Obtained from: gnome devel repo.
Update to 1.8.1
Cleanup plist
Update the default version of GCC in the Ports Collection from GCC 4.7.4
to GCC 4.8.3.
Part II, Bump PORTREVISIONs.
Tested by: antoine (-exp runs)
Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
Welcome Mate Desktop 1.8
The porting work as been done by gnome@ (kwm) and Eric Turgeon
For several MATE related ports:
- USES=libtool tar:xz.
- INSTALL_TARGET=install-strip.
- Add CONFIGURE_ARGS=--disable-static to ports that only install plugins.
Say hello to Mate 1.6.
Mate is a lite desktop forked from gnome2.
Most of the work is done by Jeremy Messenger (mezz@). The only thing I did
was update a few ports to later 1.6 release and attempting to keep up with
ports infra changes. Resulting bugs are all mine.
Mate is a sort of replacement for Gnome 2. So people wanting to keep a
Gnome 2 like desktop should switch. Gnome 2 will be replaced by Gnome 3
in the near future. This switch will be announce with a transition time
so people have more time to switch if they haven't already.
This release was made possible by everyone that send friendly pokes to
keep mate on my mind.
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
13 vulnerabilities affecting 73 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities


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The Residence Hall Association and Minority Access and Achievement Program proudly presents another cultural DRIZZLE event. This showcase is a modern interpretation of an age old indigenous tradition as it has manifested in parts of Africa. There will also be contemporary storytelling and traditional Hawaiian storytelling.
Come and enjoy, as the storytellers physically animate a parable, myth, or piece of history while accompanied by musicians to accentuate the pace and rhythms of the story. The content of the stories deal with cultural and socio-political concepts that would serve to awaken latent parallels between cultures, particularly the experiences of Africans and Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders. As the oral tradition in itself bridges gaps between many cultures, so do we hope the ideas and circumstances of the stories presented through this program will foster positive cultural exchange and help to benefit solidarity between people within our community.
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The USA Cycling Pro Mountain Bike Cross-Country Tour (Pro XCT) wrapped up on Saturday with the Subaru Cup in Mt. Morris, Wisc. With standings supremacy up for grabs, riders competed hard for every inch of terrain.Todd Wells (Durango, Colo./Specialized Factory Racing) finished second in Saturday's race to collect 190 points and jump from third into the top spot of the Pro XCT men's standings. Wells completed the season with 700 points, 70 points ahead of the second-place Sam Schultz (Missoula, Mont./Subaru-Trek). Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (Boulder, Colo./Subaru-Trek) matched Schultz's 630 points, but finished in third place because Schultz won the Hammer Nutrition Missoula XC. Colin Cares (Boulder, Colo./Kenda-Felt) tumbled from the top spot into fourth place after finishing 18th in Wisconsin. Russell Finsterwald (Colorado Springs, Colo./Subaru-Trek) is the top-ranked U23 rider, placing fifth in the final standings with 560 points, only 15 points behind Cares.
Monique "Pua" Mata (Westminster, Calif./Sho-Air-Specialized) placed second in Wisconsin, but topped the final Pro XCT women's standings with 730 points. Heather Irmiger (Boulder, Colo./Subaru-Trek), collected 170 points, but finished the season in second place with 680 points. The winner of Saturday's race, Judy Freeman (Littleton, Colo./Crankbrothers Race club) jumped from fifth in the previous standings into third place in the final standings with 580 points, while Erin Huck (Boulder, Colo./Tokyo Joe's) slipped one spot into fourth with 500 points. Only five points behind Huck is Chloe Woodruff (Tucson, Ariz./Crankbrothers Race Club), who placed third in Saturday's race to finish the season with 495 points.
The top five of the Pro XCT team standings are unchanged after the previous standings update. Subaru-Trek topped the final standings with 194 points, 81 points ahead of the second-place Specialized Racing. Kenda-Felt Pro Mountain Bike Team finished in third place with 107 points, 22 points ahead of LUNA Chix, which placed fourth, and 58 points ahead of BMC Mountain Bike Development Team.
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Full results from the Subaru Cup.
USA Cycling Pro XCT Standings:
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The story is about a man who works at a lahar quarry station who unexpectedly finds the remains of his 2-year old daughter in a dig site they were scuffing. What twists the story is that the remains were intact. No signs of decay or whatsoever were found and this stirred up a lot of confusions in their small town. He then ask their parish priest to make the child a saint because people believe her remains granted miracles like curing the sick.
Personally, Coco never ceases to amaze me. Despite his busy schedule, he finds time to squeeze himself in making yet another masterpiece. He was in a press con for this movie when he was quoted in saying,
"Sarap [ng feeling]! Kasi nung ginagawa ko yung Sta. Niña, tinatapos ko yung movie namin ni Angeline Quinto na Born To Love You tapos may Walang Hanggan. Isinisingit ko ito sa schedule ko para matapos. Never ko naramdaman yung pagod. 'Pag passion mo kasi, ginagawa mo dahil nageenjoy ka".
Well, what do you expect from a young hungry actor who pushes himself to the limit just to establish himself as one of the best in his generation? He has talent, patience, and passion in what he is doing. You seldom hear about him being linked to other women right? That's because he's gay! (hehehe joke lang! I'm a comedian you know. :-p) The truth is he started from nothing and slowly walked his way up the ladder of stardom. "It wasn't easy", he used to say. But when you do something based on perseverance and you don't forget to respect everyone around you, like what Coco did, you'll end up like him... A rich dude with many friends, fans, and lots of love.
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Hello to everydog out there in Doggyland. I am dictating this blog to my secretary from the bedroom of our house in Howell, Michigan. So far this winter has been delightful. I hate it when the winters are mild with little snow. This has truly been a husky approved winter. I want to wish Angel Zoom Smokey's human grandmother, Deboraha Pusateri, a happy birthday today! For those who read my blog, I wrote an important one for consumers. It is called Charmin not so Charming, and I have the latest news about toilet paper that the toilet paper moguls do not want you to read. Just an interesting fact about toilet paper--I was watching the latest season of Ancient Aliens and I saw a drawing of a roll of toilet paper on one of the buildings so I surmise that ancient aliens brought toilet paper technology with them. Then the aliens left, and the humans forgot all about it. The humans went through the "dark ages" and had to use leaves and corn cobs. Why do you think it was called the dark ages?
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I can't believe it has been so long since I published a diary entry. My Mommy got sick with the flu the day after Christmas, and she has been milking it ever since. I did have a wonderful Christmas!
I would like to thank my pals for all the lovely gifts on my page. As usual, all were appreciated!
Finally, the humans have read my diary entries, and they have listened. Now there is a tv channel for dogs. It is about time. I'm sick of watching the humans doing stupid things. Here is the link:
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It is has been a long time since I have written. There was a problem with dogster and passwords, and I just got it straigtened out today so I' writing now. I have a lot ot wonderful presents on my page. I suspect dogster might be acting up because, according to dogster, I have 3 cornocopias for Thanksgiving from The Binkly Bunch. Thanks so much! Thanks to Hershey and Winkie for the cupcake on my page. Zeus and pack sent me a gold bone which is always a nice thing to have. My pal, Robin Hood "OMD" sent me a slice of pumpkin pie.
I had a wonderful wolfday, and I got lots of wonderful presents. I think wolfdays should come more often.
My Thanksgiving was also nice. The humans had their traditional Thanksgiving pizza and Angel and I had the good ham from the deli. Mommy had a wolfday, and we got gifts. For some odd reason Mommy doesn't get too excited about her wolfdays anymore. I've noticed that the older the humans get, the less they want to celebrate their wolfdays. Angel and I got gifts too so I love it when the humans have wolfdays even if they aren't thrilled about it. I don't have any more time to write, but hopefully, dogster will be working better in the future.
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I have suffered many indignities at the hands of my sisters. Remember back when Minka projectile vomited on top of my head? Yes, you get the picture. Well today is no exception. Mom has noticed that Cookie is interested in everything anyone is doing, including me. She also has noticed that she likes to observe me in the litter box, very carefully and very closely, sitting right beside the box as I go, looking behind me, peering here, peering there. Mom's been a little worried this might be upsetting as some cats like the box time to be a private affair, but no incidents have happened so, so far, so good.
Well this morning she knew Cookie was heading after me towards the box again so she decided to follow and make sure Cookie wasn't bugging me too much. Now picture this, the bathroom is full, Minka, Me, Cookie and Mom. Fine, I can handle this, apparently there is no such thing as privacy in my house. So I get down to business, get my litter all piled up the way I like it and proceed with pooping. The next thing I know Cookie hops into the box with me and relieves herself too. Mom's laughing and I'm shocked. I didn't know a trip to the litter box was supposed to be a group activity!
These girls are killing me, I just don't know what to expect next.
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Re: Mathematica and MacOSX 10.9 Mavericks
On 10/29/13 at 2:51 AM, ccarter at MIT.EDU (W Craig Carter) wrote:
>Related to this topic, does anyone know if Cuda will be supported on
>the newest macbook graphics card?
Assuming by "macbook" you truly mean a MacBook and not a MacBook
Pro, the answer should be no. But if you mean the top of the
line 15 inch MacBook Pro the answer would be yes.
CUDA is a NVIDIA technology and is (I believe) only supported on
machines using a NVIDIA GPU. Per Apple's description, only the
top end 15 inch MacBook Pro currently ships with a NVIDIA GPU.
I currently use a 15 inch MacBook Pro (mid 2012 model) which has
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Collecting debugs from 6900 Series IP Phones
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In order to debug problems with Cisco Unified IP Phones 6900 series it may be necessary to collect the phone console logs from the phone itself. This document covers how to collect debugs to troubleshoot issues with the Cisco 6900 Series IP Phones. In troubleshooting most issues, it is also extremely important to gather a packet capture from the IP Phone as well. The packet capture procedure is covered in this document.
In order to gather debugs from the 6900 series IP Phones, the following is required:
- Access to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Administration interface
- A secure shell client which supports logging
Enable Secure Shell Access
Enable Secure Shell Access on an individual phone
Debugs are collected by use of a secure shell session to the IP Phone. To enable debugs on a particular phone, login to the CUCM Administration interface, navigate to Device->Phone, and locate the phone in question.
Enable Secure Shell access on a group of phones
If the issue is intermittent and not isolated to any particular phone, it may be required to enable Secure Shell access on a group of phones as defined by a Common Phone Profile. In this case navigate to Device->Device Settings->Common Phone Profile, and locate the common phone profile assigned to the desired subset of devices.
Specify a Secure Shell Username and Password
Either on the phone configuration page, or on the Common Phone Profile Configuration, locate the "Secure Shell Information" section.
Specify a username and password to be used for Secure Shell access.
Enable Secure Shell Access
Again, either on the phone configuration or on the Common Phone Profile Configuration, locate the "SSH Access" setting and set it to "Enabled."
Reset the phones
The phones must be reset in order to take the updated configuration file.
Gathering the debugs
At this stage, Secure Shell access should be enabled on the phone and it is now possible to login to view and collect the debugs.
Login using SSH
Launch the Secure Shell client and connect to the IP address of the phone of the phone using SSHv2 on TCP port 22.
Login using the credentials specified in the previous step Specify a Secure Shell Username and Password.
Access admin prompt through VxWorks login
A VxWorks prompt will be provided. The default credentials are
username/password : admin/<empty>
Enable Required Debugs
Cisco TAC may require certain specific debugs to be enabled.
Enable logging on SSH Client
Each SSH Client has a different method for logging the session, this screenshot illustrates how to enable logging of printable output on a putty session.
Reproduce the problem symptom
Once the required debugs are enabled and logging is enabled on the SSH Client, take action if needed to reproduce the problem symptom or condition.
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text: Visteon announced an agreement to divest the majority of its global automotive interiors business to an affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. The transaction is expected to be completed by Dec. 31. Visteon also announced it has completed a previously announced agreement to sell its 50 percent ownership stake in a Korean automotive interiors joint venture, Duckyang Industry, as part of the divestiture of its interiors business. Under terms of the agreement with the Cerberus affiliate, Visteon will divest the interiors operations for nominal consideration and will contribute up to $95M to the business. The Cerberus affiliate will assume approximately $20M of pension and other liabilities of the business, while Visteon will retain ownership in certain real estate and other assets in South America and Europe worth, in aggregate, about $35M. Visteon also will provide support services to the Cerberus affiliate. Terms of this agreement are generally consistent with previously provided guidance on Visteon's exit of the interiors business. Also, Visteon has agreed to provide a seller-backed revolver to bridge any shortfall of a targeted $90M of external credit facilities if the complete amount is not available by closing, to be repaid by the buyer, if drawn, once additional committed facilities are in place after the transaction closes. The $90M of financing is not anticipated to be utilized at closing and simply adds to the liquidity of the business. The amount of the potential Visteon-backed revolver, if any, is difficult to assess, but is not expected to exceed $20M once all external credit facilities are put in place.


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Assessors to Verify Washington County Sheriff's Office
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Md. - A team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies came to verify the Washington County Sheriff's Office Monday.
The agency was first accredited back in 2010, and the accreditation takes place every three years. The Commission's state of the art standards examines and helps enforce the Sheriff's Offices procedures, management, operations and support services.
Washington County Sheriff Douglas Mullendore said his agency is able to better serve the community, and also protect the agency in certain situations because of the national standards they follow. A public hearing was held for anyone who wanted to express any concerns they have with the Sheriff's Office.
"It requires you to do certain things, interactions with the public, following procedures again, for example pursuits, and how you do that. So it's effective in reducing the risk for the county, as well as making the agency more professional," said Washington County Sheriff Doug Mullendore. "If you're involved in some kind of civil litigation it shows the judge or jury you are following national standards."
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"Smoke like a Turk?" No more
By Daren Butler
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Smokers in Turkey tempted to flout an imminent ban in cafes, restaurants and bars will be spared execution as allegedly meted out in 17th-Century Istanbul -- but their Prime Minister has likened cigarettes to terrorism.
That's a measure of how strongly Tayyip Erdogan feels about tobacco. Sultan Murad IV is said to have roamed the streets ordering the execution of those who defied a smoking ban aimed at curbing coffee house sedition.
One of the world's oldest prohibitions of smoking, Murad's failed and as tobacco's popularity grew in Turkey, the saying "smoke like a Turk" took root in languages across Europe.
In modern times, Erdogan is the driving force behind the next phase of a widely popular ban taking effect on July 19, which aims to curb the habit in a country where 22 million people, including around half the adult male population, smoke.
But at a time of economic crisis, the prohibition -- adding restaurants, cafes and bars to the places where smoking is not allowed -- is viewed by a minority as a potential assault on their culture.
Erdogan, who long since banned smoking in cabinet meetings, also faces opposition from owners of thousands of establishments across the Muslim, European Union-candidate country, who see the ban as a threat to their business.
Some in the bar industry point out the smoking ban coincides with the introduction of restrictions on alcohol advertising this month, but experts reject suggestions it is a stalking-horse for tighter controls on the sale of alcohol.
"Let's keep alcohol and cigarettes separate. They are different things," said Law Professor Hayrettin Okcesiz of Akdeniz University. "If there is a ban on alcohol everyone should have the right to protest, but we shouldn't see this is as step toward an alcohol ban." Continued...


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Welsh presenter Jones's debut also proved a bigger draw than that of her predecessor Christine Bleakley's opening show three years ago.
Yesterday's eagerly-anticipated BBC1 show was watched by an average of 4.5 million viewers and a 23.5% share.
Bleakley, who has moved to ITV, was watched by 3.4 million (a 19.3% share) when she replaced Myleene Klass on, coincidentally, the same date - August 16 - three years ago.
Manford and Jones's first show, which drew a mostly warm response from critics, also beat the 2009 average for the teatime programme - which was 4.3 million viewers and a 21.6% share.
The show was also up on the equivalent Monday last year, August 17, which attracted 3.3 million (18.1%).
A delighted Jones, 32, said: "We're over the moon that so many viewers tuned in to watch our first appearance on The One Show last night and hope they all enjoyed it as much as Jason and I did.
"We were nervous before the show of course but Whoopi really helped by being such a great guest."
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CLEARWATER -- Heralded Countryside junior OT Tyler Moore knows where he wants to play college football.
Sometime soon, he'll tell us his choice.
"He's definitely made up his mind where he's going," said Moore's father, Brian. "I think he's finally ready to announce. It's coming very soon. Probably this weekend or within the next week or so."
Moore has two finalists -- Nebraska and Florida.
Nebraska is the leader. His father and several other relatives played for the Cornhuskers, which certainly hasn't hurt the program in its recruitment of Tyler.
Nebraska offensive line coach Barney Cotton is expected to attend Countryside's game this week at Clearwater.
The Gators have made a strong push after a slow start. Moore never seriously considered the program until attending a camp at Florida during the summer.
The 6-foot-6, 290-pound tackle also has scholarship offers from schools such as Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Michigan, Tennessee and West Virginia. Additionally, Georgia has told him an offer is there if he wants it, Brian Moore said.
"A verbal commitment isn't set in stone, but part of the reason for doing this (so early) is to be courteous to the other schools," Brian Moore said. "We kind of feel bad. We don't want to string these guys long."
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By the time produce reaches a consumer's house, there's a good chance it will wind up in the garbage can or in the compost heap because it has gone bad. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates about 40 percent of it is tossed out.
That's not just money thrown away. It's waste all the way back to the farm.
"From the farmer, to the wholesaler, to the distributor and to the retailer, their price includes that loss of 40 percent," said George Pierce, a Georgia State microbiologist. "In the case of the farmer, they've already paid for the labor, the fertilizer, the fuel, everything to produce that crop."
Pierce has found a way to keep that waste from happening. He's discovered a new, natural and safe way to keep produce and flowers fresh for longer periods of time.
His method uses a catalyst that induces enzymes in a naturally occurring microorganism to slow down the ripening process. It doesn't involve genetic engineering or pathogens, and better yet, it doesn't even have to be in contact with fruits, vegetables or flowers to work.
"When one looks at consumer safety, it's something that doesn't have to go on the crop. You don't have to rinse your peaches in it," Pierce said.
The catalyst can be put into the shipping cartons or in the air, and can allow for the storage of produce at room temperatures rather than refrigeration, saving energy.
Pierce's invention is the result of work on a search for nitrogen-containing compounds and investigation into the degradation process.
"We thought," he said, "that based on the compounds that plants make, perhaps there was something that the bacteria could also react with, and if they did that, it would slow down this ripening process. And it was unlike most scientific experiments. This actually worked the first time."


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Archives for October 2008
Steal Of The Week: Contain Yourself
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Kim's Color Conundrum: Solved
Check out the major difference that some primer and paint can make to a set of smurfy kitchen cabinets. Kim did an amazing job transforming her bright blue kitchen on a dime and we can't wait to share her results!
House Crashing: A Titanic Transformation
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Reader Redesign: Budget Bathroom Brilliance
When Carol wrote to us about how she transformed her guest bathroom on a dime we couldn't wait to share her simple and cost-effective ideas for a whole new guest bath.
How To Dye Your Own Wedding Dress After The Ceremony
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On The Road Again: Charlotte Window Shopping
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Valerie's Design Dilemma
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WHAT THESE three soft rock American releases have in common is the Byrds. That's the connection plain and simple. Staunch Byrd-man Roger McGuinn returns from ...
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ROCK IS no longer the dirty word it once was in Nashville. But after LA's Desert Rose Band placed four singles on the country charts ...
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Bad Day at Black Rock (1955)
Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) is both a tightly-written, suspenseful, dramatic action film (with film noirish qualities) and a western. On the surface, this American film classic is concerned with the themes of individual integrity, group conformity and complacency, and civic responsibility. It can also be seen as a powerful, allegorical indictment of the Hollywood blacklist, created during the climate of suspicion and fear of the 1950s McCarthy era.
The message of director John Sturges' taut and influential film can be interpreted with different levels of meaning, but predominantly as the tense portrayal of a one-armed stranger who intrusively has arrived in a half-forgotten desert town filled with ruffians. Over a twenty-four hour period, he finds himself unwelcome and facing several ominous characters, animosity, collective guilt, hypocrisy, and bigotry. The film builds suspense by withholding information about the visitor's mysterious mission, and by creating a who-dun-it mystery regarding the hostile town's secret. Eventually, he learns the town's dark secret, and fulfills the promise he made to present a posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor for heroism to the farming father of a Japanese wartime buddy who had saved his life in World War II on the battlefields of Italy.
Bad Day at Black Rock was based on the short story "Bad Time at Hondo" by Howard Breslin and adapted by Don McGuire. The film serves as one of the first Hollywood statements about the racist treatment of Japanese-Americans during World War II - a group that suffered vicious prejudice and was forced into internment camps. The fictional small town of Black Rock (California) serves as a microcosm of America in the post-war era. There are only nine townsfolk in the film [the town's boss and his two enforcers, a brother and sister, a doctor, an alcoholic sheriff, the owner of the local eatery, and a telegraph agent] - some of them are cowardly hypocrites who feel threatened and want to maintain the status quo; others are noble individuals willing to risk their lives and restore civility and moral order to the town. The film, similar in many ways to High Noon (1952), even concludes with the inevitable Western-style final showdown.
The film was nominated for three Academy Awards - Spencer Tracy was nominated for Best Actor, director John Sturges for Best Director, and Best Screenplay for Millard Kaufman. All three nominations lost to the Best Picture winning film of the year, Marty (1955). Coincidentally, Tracy lost the Best Actor Oscar to a costar in this film, Ernest Borgnine as a menacing thug, but in an Oscar-winning role as a homely bachelor. The score by Andre Previn brings effective reinforcement and emphasis to many of the film's melodramatic scenes.The Story
In the memorable opening scene on a warm day in 1945, the Streamliner diesel train - running on a single line of railroad track - ramrods its way across the Southwestern desert. Mr. Hastings (Russell Collins), a postal telegraph agent in a shack next to the tracks, rises from his rocking chair and reacts to the oncoming train with quizzical bewilderment: "Stopping...? Liz Wirth (Anne Francis), a young woman in jeans and a cotton shirt, stands inside of the door of the garage where she works and stares at the train. Others step out from dilapidated buildings along the town's single street in a dismal, forgotten town with sun-weathered, paint-peeling store fronts. They are silent and motionless - nevously cautious, slightly disturbed, and wondering why the train is coming to a complete stop - and violating their town.
A big-shouldered, one-armed stranger John J. Macreedy (Spencer Tracy) steps off the Streamliner train at the lonely, isolated crossroads of the Southwestern desert town of Black Rock. The man's left arm hangs lifeless. The train's conductor stares back at the disbelieving townsfolk with the disembarking passenger. To the train conductor, Macreedy comments on his short stay, but receives a foreboding reply:
Conductor: Man, they look woebegone and far away.
Macreedy: Oh, I'll only be here twenty-four hours.
Conductor: In a place like this, it could be a lifetime.
The stranger is immediately treated with suspicion and fear - entering from the outside, he represents a danger to the concealed town's citizens. Hastings is surprised to see the visitor - they haven't had a visitor in four years: "Nobody told me the train was stopping...It's the first time the Streamliner has stopped here in four years." [Symbolically, the guilty citizens of the forgotten town have bred concealment, and the dusty, uninviting, dying Black Rock has not had outside contact for many years. However, they are still linked to the rest of the world through the railroad.] Macreedy's destination is "Adobe Flat" - he must walk to the hotel in town: there are no cabs.
With his suitcase in hand, Macreedy walks toward the remote town's sole street in the direction of the hotel. All eyes are glued upon the lone figure, as he strides along the wooden sidewalk. The telegraph agent phones an individual named "Pete" about the stranger's arrival. On the porch of the dusty hotel, the stranger is suspiciously confronted by Coley Trimble (Ernest Borgnine) and Hector David (Lee Marvin). Hector turns to Coley and alerts him to: "find Smith!"
At the hotel desk, Macreedy is denied a room by Pete Wirth (John Erickson) even though the open hotel ledger and the rack of keys indicate that there are "lots of vacancies." According to Pete, however, the rooms are "locked up. Some are show rooms for feed salesmen, cattle buyers. The rest, they're spoken for, rented to cowboys, ranch hands for when they come into town. They pay by the month. We provide for their every wish and comfort." After Macreedy has insisted on a room and climbed the stairs, Hector orders surveillance:
I wanna know everything he does, Pete. Phone calls, mail...In the meantime, I'll crowd him a little, see if he's got any iron in his blood.
When Macreedy returns to his room from the bathroom, Hector is lying back on his bed, his Stetson hat tilted down over his forehead. Ready to goad the stranger into a physical fight after a verbal assault, he asserts that the room is his: "These rooms here is for us cowboys...when I'm in town. And I'm in town, as any fool can see." Not easily provoked, Macreedy knows one thing for certain - he is unable to find assistance of any kind and wonders darkly why everyone is so hostile to him:
Well I know that, uh, ever since I got off the train, that everybody's been needlin' me. Why?
In the hotel lobby of the flea-bitten town, some of the threatened and paranoid townsfolk, Doc Velie (Walter Brennan) and Sam (Walter Sande), the owner of the local bar and grill cafe, ponder the identity of the strange man from Los Angeles and his mission to their desert town. They nervously speculate about his motives and intentions - he may be a nosy cop or a detective:
Doc: He's no salesman, that's for sure. Unless he's peddlin' dynamite.
Sam: Maybe he's a cop or somethin'.
Doc: Ever see a cop with a stiff arm?
Sam: Maybe his arm's all right. Maybe he's just hangin' onto something tight in his pocket.
Doc: Like what? A pistol? A stick of TNT so he can blow up the whole mangy, miserable town.
Macreedy leaves the hotel to walk toward the town's garage. Parked outside the hotel is a wood-paneled station wagon with a bloody, eight-point buck from a recent hunting trip strapped to the left front fender. The two men who emerge from the car are Coley and Reno Smith (Robert Ryan), the town's boss - they both watch Macreedy with a mixture of indifference and disdain. He grins at them and wearily mutters as he walks around them: "Here we go again."
In the hotel's lobby, the townspeople speak about the "real cool guy" in town who isn't flustered by their intimidating, cold reception. Doc knows that Reno Smith and other xenophobic, uncooperative folks in town are protecting a town secret - and are worried about the intrusive, threatening one-armed man: "I was just wondering what all you people are worrying about...Not that I have the slightest idea...I hold no truck with silence. I've got nothing to hide...It's just that you worry about the stranger only if you look at him from a certain aspect." According to his perspective, Doc looks upon the intruder "with the innocence of a fresh-laid egg." Hastings joins the group and is ordered by Reno to investigate the man's background through Nick Gandi, a private detective at the Blake Hotel: "Send a wire to Nick Gandi in Los Angeles. Tell him to find out everything he can about John J. Macreedy...Tell him I want to know fast." Reno cautions his cohorts to calm themselves: "Don't get too nervous too fast, Hector...you're as jumpy as a stall horse...And while you wait I'll talk to him." Through the hotel's front window, they watch Macreedy approach the town's jail at the end of the street to speak to the sheriff.
In the town's jail, the alcohol-guzzling Sheriff Tim Horn (Dean Jagger) is resting on a bunk in one of the two cells. Macreedy asks "for a little information" about how to get to Adobe Flat - he is looking for a man named Komoko. When he starts to ask questions while looking for Komoko, he is received with frightened suspicion. The majority of the citizens wish to keep their secret protected, conspiring against him with a code of silence. Without answering the question, the Sheriff reaches for his bottle and reacts with polite hostility: "If there are no further questions..." Macreedy walks from the jail down the dusty street back to the hotel. Hospitably, Reno Smith, owner of the Three-Bar Ranch, introduces himself and strikes up a friendly conversation.
Smith: I want to apologize for some of the people in town.
Macreedy: They act like they're sittin' on a keg.
Smith: A keg...? Of what?
Macreedy: I don't know. Diamonds? Gunpowder?
Smith: (disarmingly) Oh, it's nothing like that. We're suspicious of strangers is all. Hangover from the old days. The Old West.
Macreedy: I thought the tradition of the Old West was hospitality.
Smith: (sincerely) I'm trying to be hospitable, Mr. Macreedy. You going to be around long?
Macreedy: Could be.
As they walk to the front of the town's garage, a little more is learned about Macreedy's mission to the town. He has unsuccessfully attempted to contact one of the town inhabitants - a Japanese farmer named Komoko who reportedly left town when he was "shipped" to a relocation center:
Macreedy: I was looking for a man named Komoko.
Smith: Komoko, sure, I remember him, Japanese farmer. Never had a chance.
Macreedy: Oh?
Smith: He got here in '41, just before Pearl Harbor. Three months later, they shipped him off to a relocation center. Tough.
Macreedy: You don't happen to remember which one they sent him to, do you?
Smith: Who knows? Why don't you try writing him? I'd be glad to help you out.
Macreedy: No, I'm afraid you'd be wasting your time. I've already written him but they don't forward my letters. They keep sending them back.
Liz Worth noisily drives up to the front of the garage in a jeep and hoists a heavy five-gallon drum of axle grease from the vehicle. Macreedy offers to rent her jeep to drive to Adobe Flat - for two dollars an hour, extra for gas, and ten dollars for her time. She describes directions along marked roads: "It's about six - seven miles down." Not needing her as a guide, Macreedy pays her with a ten dollar bill and drives off. Wanting to protect the town's secret, Smith subjects her to his harsh judgment:
Smith: You shouldn't have done that.
Liz: I thought it would be better if he went out there and got done with it. What can he find out? I wouldn't do anything to hurt you, Reno, you know that.
Smith: (He takes the ten dollar bill from her hand, crumples it, and pokes the wad back into her hand.) This is liable to be the hardest ten dollars you ever earned in your life.
Reno retraces Macreedy's steps back to the jail, where he tyrannically confronts the law-abiding, blind-sighted, straw-man Sheriff that he has set up as a legal front. He warns him to stay out of the town's dirty affairs:
Smith: You don't know anything about Komoko, now do you, Tim?
Sheriff: I do not. That's the point.
Smith: The point is, what you don't know won't hurt you.
Sheriff: Maybe there's something that I ought to know. Maybe there's something that I ought to ask you before the stranger comes back here and starts breathing down my neck.
Smith: Tim! You're just a lost ball in the high weeds. I told you a long time ago, nothing happened for you to worry about.
Sheriff: Thing is, I do worry. Maybe I ain't much else, but I'm sure a worrier. And I'm still the law.
Smith: Then do your job, Tim.
Sheriff: What is my job, Mr. Smith? Maybe I'd better find out before Macreedy does it for me.
Smith: Macreedy'll do nothing - and neither will you, Tim.
Sheriff: Suppose I decide to try?
Smith: That might be dangerous. Tim, you got the body of a hippo but the brain of a rabbit. Now don't overtax it.
Sheriff: (He lowers his eyes and looks away) Yes, Mr. Smith.
The telegraph agent receives a transmitted message in his office and frantically runs from the shack with the message on a sheet of paper to Reno. The message, from the private detective in Los Angeles, reports on his findings about Macreedy: "Never heard of him...there's no John J. Macreedy. No listing, no record, no information - nothing." Surrounded by the townsfolk, Smith must decide the fate of the stranger. He walks a few paces down the tracks where he conspires with Coley and Pete to rid the town of Macreedy - "a carrier of small pox" who has already infected four townsfolk: Hastings is in a "sick sweat," Doc has become "snotty" for the first time in four years, "stupid" Liz has rented him a jeep, and the "rum-dum" Sheriff is suddenly acting like a man of the law:
Coley: I think Macreedy's a nothin', a nobody...So there's nothin' to worry about...What can he find out? That Komoko...Suppose he finds out.
Smith: A nobody like Macreedy can raise a pretty big stink. The point is - who'd miss a nobody like Macreedy if he just, uh, say, disappeared? Who, Coley?...
Pete: Why don't we wait?...I mean, maybe he won't find anything. Maybe he'll just go away.
Smith: Not Macreedy. I know those maimed guys. Their minds get twisted. They put on hair-shirts and act like martyrs. All of 'em are do-gooders, freaks, troublemakers.
Pete: Let's wait and see. There's no danger yet.
Smith: (To Coley) No danger, he says. This guy's like a carrier of small pox. Since he's arrived, this town has a fever, an infection, and it's spreading.
Pete opposes any talk of a hostile conspiracy to kill Macreedy: "You're mighty quick to kill - and he's not an animal." But they are all cowardly accomplices in the town's awful past secret and "it's too late" to run away. They must do something about the presence of the stranger with unclear motives.


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Head Coach Agnus Berenato
On keeping the team on an even keel when playing No. 2 Notre Dame:
"You don't want your team on an even keel. I think it's a great opportunity for us to be able to play a top-five team in the nation. I don't know that we want an even keel. I think it's so important for my student-athletes to realize they are playing a top team in the country. They're playing a team that the last two years has been in the national championship game. I really feel it's not every day that you have that opportunity to play against the best."
On this game as a measuring stick:
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Brianna Kiesel --on ND's 5-0 run
"We knew that we were going to fight, no matter if it was 5-0, 13-0, 20-0; we weren't going to lay down. When they went on their 5-0 run I think we really started to buckle down, run our sets, and knock down those open shots. We had a lot of energy so Coach B settled us down during that timeout. That's when we started to get things going."
Lo Briggs -- on Asia Logan's absence
"I know if there's one thing that Coach B and the other coaches always tell us, it's that you never know who's going to go down. So, everybody has to be prepared to play whenever the time comes. You have to look at it as an opportunity and keep pushing and pushing. You have to be ready to play at all times."
Quoting head coach Muffet McGraw and players Kayla McBride and Skylar Diggins
Opening Statement
"We started out okay then Sky (Diggins) got the two fouls and we didn't respond. I was disappointed with that, but we came out in the second half strong with a 32-6 run. It's tough having a homecoming when you have your whole town watching; I think it was tougher for Kayla and Madison to come out and play their game. I think we played well in stretches, but, overall a good defensive effort."
Kayla McBride -- on playing in front of family and hometown friends
"It's great to be able to come home and see my family in the stands. As soon as I walked in my dad started dancing and it just feels like a homecoming type of thing. I know a lot of people from Eerie made the trip to Pittsburgh, so it was great and I'm glad we got the win."
Skylar Diggins -- on ND performance in second half
"We played defense and stepped up our defensive intensity. I think we had to be a little passive, me especially, because I got into foul trouble, but so did a couple others. We picked up the defensive pressure and we rebounded, and I think that made the difference. We got out of transition."
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• How will Vladimir Putin's return to the Kremlin impact American national interests?
• Can the U.S. work with Russia to reduce risks that the rise of China disrupts the global order?
• Should the U.S. allow Georgia to block Russia's entry into the World Trade Organization?
• How can the U.S. engage Russia to reach further cuts in nuclear arsenals and reduce the global threat of nuclear terrorism?
These are just some of the thorny policy questions tackled in a new report by the Task Force on Russia and U.S. National Interests released today in Washington and Cambridge, Massachusetts by a group of business leaders and former military officers, senior government officials and diplomats.
The task force report assesses Russia from the perspective of American national interests and offers prescriptions for coherent, realistic management of the U.S.-Russia relationship as the two nations approach the 20th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union on Dec. 25, 1991.
The study also makes the case that Russia remains one of the handful of countries in the world that can deeply affect American economic and security interests, demanding constant U.S. attention. The report argues that Vladimir Putin's decision to return to the Kremlin as Russia's president next year will make maintaining focus, care, and determination even more challenging for American policymakers.
While recognizing that the Obama Administration's reset policy has led to significant improvements in U.S.-Russia relations, the task force report warns that relations remain fragile -- and that an undertow of mutual distrust is more at fault than specific disputes.
"This suspicion of one another's motives may in fact be a greater obstacle to cooperation than sometimes divergent national interests and values," the executive summary says.
It concludes that a sustainable cooperative relationship that protects U.S. interests will require American policymakers to move forward "without illusions regarding either Moscow's sometimes neo-imperial ambitions, or the pace of democratic change in Russia."
The task force was co-chaired by Graham Allison, director of Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, and Robert D. Blackwill, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former U.S. ambassador to India. The project director was Dimitri K. Simes, president of the Center for the National Interest. The Center's executive director, Paul J. Saunders, served as editor for the report.
The report offers dozens of specific policy prescriptions on key issues that shape the relationship: Nuclear weapons and proliferation; arms control; energy security; fighting terrorism; trade and investment; and democratic values.
These include:
• The U.S. should engage Russia to develop a joint roadmap for security of nuclear weapons, weapons-grade plutonium and highly enriched uranium everywhere in the world.
• The U.S. also should engage Russia to get the world to agree to halt all new HEU enrichment and plutonium reprocessing.
• The U.S. and Russia should rapidly agree on Russia's WTO accession.
• The U.S. should accept that Russian democracy will evolve in its own forms and will occur gradually.
• The U.S. should press for human rights conditions clearly and firmly, without a patronizing tone.
The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs and the Center for the National Interest co-sponsored the Task Force.