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Are digital technologies as virtual as we think? Listen to our latest #DebatingEthics Conversation with Andrew Brennan, Ruben Dekker and Heather Iqbal to learn more about the very material impact of data-intensive technologies on the environment.
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Latest blogpost by Giovanni Buttarelli.
32nd Annual International Conference of Privacy, Laws and Business, GDPR's Influence Ripples Around The World, Wojciech Wiewiórowski participating in panel Controller, processor or... joint controllers?, Cambridge, United Kingdom
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Examiner wins six awards in national contest
The Examiner is the winner of six awards in the 2011 National Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest, including a first-place award for Best Local News Coverage among all of the organization's non-daily member newspapers.
According to the NNA, winners reflect the high quality of publications represented by the association.
Don Dodd, publisher and CEO of The Examiner, said this recognition from peers is a welcome affirmation of the hard work put in every day both by the individual reporters and also the staff of professionals at The Examiner.
"It can't do anything but make you feel good," Dodd said. "But the real reward is in our continued growth as a newspaper. When people call to thank us for having a positive impact on their lives or bringing things to the forefront that might otherwise remain hidden, that's what makes us feel like we're doing a good job."
The Examiner's six awards all came in the non-daily newspaper division. The first-place award for Best Local News Coverage came in the non-daily division among newspapers with circulation of 10,000 or more. The Examiner currently has a circulation of 25,000.
"This is a huge honor for the entire editorial staff of The Examiner," said Jerry Jordan, managing editor. "Our commitment has always been to bring our readers the best local news coverage that we possibly could, and this award from the National Newspaper Association proves we have done that. To be ranked the best in the nation for our local news coverage considering all of the excellent newspapers we were up against speaks volumes about the dedication of this staff."
For the second year in a row, James Shannon won first place in the Best Environmental Story category (circulation 6,000 or more) for his environmental coverage in The Examiner. This latest award is for a series of articles about the environmental protest that preceded, the response to, and the legal implication of the Eagle Etome oil spill in Port Arthur. The same series also won first place in environmental category at the 2011 Press Club of Southeast Texas Excellence in the Media award presentation in June. Previously, in 2009 and 2010, Shannon — currently the editor of The Business Journals, publications of The Examiner Corporation — won consecutive first-place National Newspaper Association awards in the Health category.
"This entry stood out from all the other entries because it got the reader involved quickly and held reader interest through the issue and provided great detail," the judges wrote about Shannon's latest award-winning environmental series.
New to the contest this year was the photography of Examiner contributor David Block. His photo essay Carnival of Madness about an August 2010 concert won a third-place award among non-daily newspapers with circulation of 12,000 or more. Examiner sports editor and music correspondent Chad Cooper said Block's excellent concert and sports photography has really energized the pages of The Examiner over the last year and that readers should expect more in the coming months as football season heats up.
Beyond the excellent use of photos in Block's essay, judges also noted the work of designer Amber Vasquez. "Good cropping. You obviously thought about this essay and how you wanted it to look," the judges wrote.
Examiner staff captured three more national third-place awards. Jennifer Johnson was third in the Best Business Feature Story category (circulation 12,000 or more), recognized for her coverage of Black History Month 2010. Judges called her writing concise and well done. "Success story," they added.
In the Best Breaking News Story category (circulation 12,000 or more), Examiner managing editor Jerry Jordan won third place for his coverage of a federal raid at the Beaumont Independent School District. The final Examiner third-place award was for Best Editorial, given for an editorial by Jordan titled "The great unnamed shame," published Sept. 30, 2010.
There were 2,042 entries in the Better Newspaper Contest and 397 entries in the Better Newspaper Advertising Contest for a total of 2,439 entries. A total of 631 awards were won by 143 member newspapers in 40 states.
Judging was performed primarily by active community newspaper editors and publishers and included retired university journalism professors and retired or former newspaper men and women.
The awards will be presented at the Toast to the Winners Awards Reception on Saturday, Sept. 24, during NNA's 125th annual Convention & Trade Show, held this year in Albuquerque, N.M. First-place winning entries will be on display during the convention and first-place General Excellence winning entries will be displayed following the award ceremony.
Founded in 1885 as the National Editorial Association and currently headquartered in Columbia, Mo., the NNA is the largest newspaper association in the U.S., and the NNA actively partners with the world's first school of journalism, the Missouri School of Journalism at the University of Missouri, founded in 1908.
The National Newspaper Association is the voice of America's community newspapers and, according to the NNA, the nation's community papers inform, educate and entertain nearly 150 million readers every week.
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Anderson County's top high school basketball teams before 1950
1.Kavanaugh, 1930
The Tigers were 30 seconds from a state championship. They lost to Corinth High on a last second shot in the state championship game.
2.Lawrenceburg, 1928
The Bulldogs made their deepest penetration into the state tournament, reaching the semifinals.
3.Lawrenceburg, 1946
Lawrenceburg dethroned defending state champion Male, led by Gene Rhodes, in the Sweet 16.
4.Kavanaugh, 1942
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Retiredterrier wrote:I watched GW play NC a&t on youtube. NC a&t actually believe it or not have a good team. so just because GW lost by a lot to them does not mean GW will be a pushover although we should win the game. But at the same time we cannot take them lightly. We have to play well. From watching them on youtube they appear to have a decent D against the run but poor against the pass. However we should still be able to move the ball on them. And their O IMHO is their problem and mostly because of their OL which was almost nonexistent against a&t. So Vaughan, Horton, M. Brown and company should dominate their OL. Their QB is a good scrambler though so he could be a problem. So if the Terriers stop their running game and pressure the QB and if the Terriers on O control the LOS then we should get a W. And that is assuming we don't have any crucial turnovers. In short we have to play Wofford football with no TOs, grind it out in the trenches on both sides of the ball.
Also an interesting note - it appears that the Western - GW game today will be shown on the BigSouth network. good game to watch since we play both teams
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Hyundai Elantra Maintenance and Repair
greeniebfd Posts: 3I have a 2007 Hyundai Elantra with 34,000 miles that needs new transmission. It stared with the car shuttering between 35-40 mph then sometimes it would be like it missed a gear around 35-40mph. Took it to the dealer they said transmission fluid need changed. Had it done. Put 400miles on it. went back to the dealer still doing same thing. Now they say it needs a new transmission. It will be replaced under warranty.
I was wondering if any one else is having this kind of trouble with this model or maybe this is just a rarer occurrence for this model.0
Hi everyone,
We have a 2007 Elantra Limited which is great - there are only three small problems. One of them is making me question my memory.
If I recall, when the car was new, the dome light would come on after withdrawing the key from the ignition. Now it does not. The light still works and is set to the same position (door). I cannot find any mention of the courtesy light in the owner's manual, so now I am thinking "was that feature always there, or did I imagine it for the past two years?"
I just want to know if this feature exists before I ask the dealer to fix it.
Thanks so much!0
Are mudguards covered under the bumper to bumper warranty for the Elantra? I have one which is cracked and needs to be replaced.0
If they were on the car when the dealer sold it to you, they should be. I've had other cosmetic stuff on the exterior (e.g. black tape on window frame) repaired under warranty. I suppose the question of whether the mud flap was subject to abnormal wear could be brought up (as if they could prove it), but if you know the service writers at the dealership at all, they will probably take care of you.0
Did you see my post (3137) about the dome light? I figure if anyone knows the answer to this, it is you.0
I don't own that generation of Elantra so I don't think I can help you on the dome light. You've already checked the dome light switch. Just have the dealer take a look at it next time you are there for an oil change etc.0
The OEM battery on my 2004 Elantra is failing. Can I change it myself, or do I have to go to a dealer? Reason I ask, is that I read somewhere that Hyundai has some peculiar design which allows only a very limited number of batteries. What size/type/code battery do I need, and where can I buy it? And can I install it myself without some outlandish tools? Thank you!0
I got a replacement for the battery in my 2001 Elantra (same basic design as 2004) at Sears a few years ago. There must be places besides Sears that offer batteries that fit the Elantra. Make a few calls or do some searching on the Web. Any good battery shop will be able to tell you what battery fits your Elantra. You could probably install it yourself if you are handy with tools, but in my experience the installation charge for a battery is pretty reasonable. When you have the shop install it, they can also dispose of the old one for you--one more job you don't have to do.0
Thanks, Backy. A web search turned up nothing for me, no info anywhere regarding the specific battery, except a rant about how hard it is to get it changed:
http://www.mombu.com/asian_cars/asiancars/t-hyundai-elantra-batteries-hard-to-fi- nd-outside-of-dealers-where-they-are-expensive-and-special-1297801.html
So that's a bust. Looks like I'm out of luck - the mysterious super complicated Hyundai battery Anyhow, it looks like I'm better off not trying to do anything as fancy-pants as changing a battery on a Hyundai Elantra, and I'd better sheepishly turn up begging at a dealership. I'm very grateful that info on putting gas in this vehicle is readily available - at least *something* is userfriendly here0
Do you have an Autozone or similar near you? I just checked their website and they list a DuraLast battery, 24F-7H-DL, for your 2004 Elantra. It goes for $79.99 and $12 core charge. It has a 7yr warranty too! Check out NTB also. They list one for it.
FYI, they are the only one that lists one for that vintage Elantra. I checked Advance, Napa, and Interstate, so it is a difficult to find battery.0
There is the "old-fashioned way"--telephone. Try these places, whichever are near you:
Sears Auto Service Center
Wal-mart (I think their batteries were just top-rated by CR)
Batteries Plus
Fleet Farm
I know there's others, but that's a start. Or just go to the dealer, plunk down your money, and it's done!0
Thank you very much, tenpin288 (btw. what does that name refer to... just curious ). I love having the battery numbers and code on hand!
Backy - you are right of course, but I'm one of those savages who relies on the web, and I abhor the telephone... kids these days And yes, plunking down the money at a dealer sounds very tempting - gotta do my part to stimulate the economy... stupid dollars at work
I changed batteries on my toyotas, no issues, and I guess I though it'd be the same with the Elantra. No biggie. Love it here, and thank you both very much!0
If you mean Duralast, it's their house brand.0
"Duralast" sounds like something you'd get out of a vending machine in a restroom, but whatever, as long as it has the juice :P0
I have changed these out before, and don't recall it being any big deal. I do know Interstate makes a replacement, as that is what went into my '05.0
Thanks, jlflemmons, yeah, I saw somewhere a post to the effect that there's a special "lip" at the bottom of Hyundai compliant batteries, and that that's rare, and that Interstate Batteries does indeed make a model like that, so that seems to check out. However, as the other posters indicated, Sears, Autozone, etc. show having batteries that fit the Elantra, so who knows. Backy may be right - perhaps just pay the dealer and not have to stress over the idiotic battery Really, I hate proprietary parts0
Since manufacturers other than Hyundai make a battery that fits the Elantra, it's not really accurate to say it's proprietary. A common size? Doesn't seem to be.0
The "lip" that is on the Elantra battery is actually found on most batteries these days. Every GM product I can think of uses that same lip to anchor to. Very few designs still use the over the top bracket. They tend to corrode.0
bucmasti Posts: 1the light that shows which gear you are in next to the slelector lever does not illuminate. Any ideas as to why ?0
Light bulb burned out?
Fortunately there's still the indicator in the gauge cluster.0
jayess Posts: 59We recently picked up a 2006 Elantra with 26,300 miles which will be for my daughter after the school year. So I've been driving it around. Since we also have two Sonatas 07&08 I do compare the rides to some degree. The elantra feels as though it idles a bit rough in drive at a light or stopped in traffic while the sonatas idle more smoothly in my opinion. The tach indicates about 750 rpm and if I recall from the sticker under the hood 700-something is the correct idle speed. The alternator belt seems to be tight enough just from depressing it with my finger. So, does this sound normal for an elantra ? am I unfairly comparing it to a bigger car with a bigger engine ? Or does this sound like it needs to have something looked at and adjusted ? There's still a significant amount of mfg warranty but I just don't want to have the tech report back that they 'could not reproduce symptoms' and send me on my way. many thanks0
My experience in owning two Elantras of that generation is that they idle more "roughly" than a 07/08 Sonata. Without actually feeling how "rough" the idle is in your Elantra I can't say whether it's abnormal. You could have it checked by a mechanic if you are concerned.0
heathen Posts: 1My daughter lives 400 miles away and has a dead battery and needs to replace it. Positive cable connection to battery is not like anything I am familiar with. Says it looks like spoon. Any suggestions?0
my2002gt Posts: 7Assuming the original plastic cap is still there, gently pry up the plastic cap from the side opposite the battery cable. The clamp is a cap style clamp where the stud the nut is screwed on to is the top of a cap-like claw style clamp. It simply requires loosening the small nut on the top of the clamp until the clamp can be lifted off the battery post. No need to take the nut completely off the stud. Just to the top of the stud should be enough. May take some gentle prying at that point to get the cap off the battery post.0
x4madness Posts: 7Hi everyone - well the problem is sometimes it starts and sometimes it does'nt. We have only one dealer here in Halifax, so I am at their mercy. First I called them to get it in as my wife needs it for work, and was told it would be two weeks before they could see it, unless I broke down on the road and had a tow truck bring it in, Not the best customer service! I called Hyundai Canada and explained the situation and they called the dealer, 5 min later called me back and told me to bring the car in and the dealer would try and fit it in. When they got around to looking at it, they told us that the ignition antenna was not strong enough to activate the mircochip, and it would take two weeks to get one in. My question is 1) What are they talking about and 2) In the meantime is there anyway to get around this until the part comes in? Its no good having a good warranty if you cant get service! :confuse:0
dumbguy Posts: 1not a really big car guy. lost my license for sixth months and finally got it back. around the same time i lost the keys to my 2004 hyundai elantra. being the dumb guy i am i left the battery hooked up so the battery just drained over time and with no keys at all i couldnt start it regularly. put a new battery in today and tried starting it and i got nothing. radio and car alarm were goin off but i got nothing that sounded like ignition. my thoughts are either a spark plug or bad connection somewhere. totally stumped and need some help.0
My 2000 Elantra is getting fire to the spark plugs but isn't getting any fuel. What different situations would cause this? Or what are the various things that would shut my fuel supply down completely. I can spray a little starting fluid directly into the air intake and it fires right up. However, once that burns up I'm back to not starting again?? Please help with any info you may have from past experiences with the Elantra or any other vehicle related to fuel problems.
zigadabuzz Posts: 3Clogged Filter or bad fuel pump. I am leaning toward the fuel pump.0
stephen987 Posts: 1,994Change the filter first--it's easy and cheap, and probably needs doing anyway.0
I will change the filter first and go from there. However, I could not find a fuse or relay in either the panel under the dash or the panel under the hood that was labeled for the fuel pump. Do you know anything regarding where the fuel pump fuse or relay might be located or how it is labeled??? Am I missing something?? Thanks zigadabuzz for any additional info.....0


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The only constant is change. Over geologic time, it's as true of Earth's climate as it is of anything. You might assume this means a changing climate is nothing to get excited about. After all, it has changed before. Of course, not all changes are equal. That's where things can get ugly.
It's obviously not just humans that are affected by climate change—we're taking all the other species on the planet along for the ride, as well. The impact it has on them will be determined by their ability to keep up with shifting climate zones, cope with conditions beyond their ideal range, and perhaps eventually evolve to live in a different climate. Most attempts to forecast the loss of biodiversity over the next century have considered evolution to be a negligible part of that equation. A new study in Ecology Letters explores whether species are really incapable of evolving fast enough to keep up with climate change.
Ignacio Quintero of Yale and John Wiens of the University of Arizona set out to estimate the rate at which terrestrial vertebrates have evolved into new climate niches (the conditions they're best adapted to) in the recent past. To do this, they looked at closely related species and compared the climates they live in today. The difference between them shows how much they've diverged since their last common ancestor.
The researchers did this for 270 closely related pairs of species among mammals, birds, lizards, snakes, crocodiles, turtles, salamanders, and frogs. They compiled twentieth-century temperature and precipitation data from each species' geographical range to characterize the climate zone they are adapted to living in. Then, they determined how long it has been since those species split from their common ancestor using the "molecular clock" of DNA mutations. Generally, the pairs split within the last several million years.
For temperature, the stories were pretty similar. The species had shifted climate niches by about one degree Celsius per million years. Precipitation was more varied, with rates between 11 and 335 millimeters per million years. That's how quickly they have evolved to live in climates different from their ancestors.
Now, how does that compare with the current rate of climate change? The researchers repeated their analysis of climate data over geographic ranges using a climate model simulating the end of the twenty-first century. The simulation used an emissions scenario resulting in an additional four degrees Celsius of warming from now to the end of the century. For both temperature and precipitation, the projected rates of change were in the (staggering) ballpark of 10,000 to 100,000 times greater than their calculated rate of evolution.
These are rough estimates, but there isn't enough wiggle room in the uncertainty to change the fact that the projected rate is many orders of magnitude greater than these species have been evolving. That may not necessarily be their maximum possible rate of evolution, but no species were found to have evolved at rates much faster than the average.
"These results do not necessarily mean that there will be widespread extinction of vertebrate species from climate change," the researchers explain. "For example, many species may be able to simply follow their climatic niche as it moves poleward in latitude or upward in elevation. However, these results do suggest that in situ adaptation of populations to changing climatic conditions would require rates of climatic niche evolution that are largely unprecedented among species in these [groups]."
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Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit announced the appointment of Scott Titsworth as the dean of the Scripps College of Communication.
Titsworth, who has served as interim dean of the college since 2011, was named to the position in the course of a national search.
Benoit noted that the Scripps dean search committee selected three strong candidates to bring to campus.
"The national stature of the college attracted a set of exceptional finalists," said Benoit. "I was impressed with what each had to offer."
In making her decision, Benoit took particular note of the vision that Titsworth proposed for the college.
"With the completion of the Schoonover Center in sight, a new chapter in Scripps history is about to begin," said Benoit. "Scott believes that a college that puts a premium on interpersonal and interdisciplinary relationships will be an international leader in the changing media landscape."
Benoit also noted Titsworth's stature as a scholar-teacher.
"One of the unique things about Ohio University is that we have outstanding scholars who are deeply dedicated to our teaching mission. Having a dean who is nationally known in his field and who has been recognized for his teaching excellence ensures that this important institutional characteristic will be honored and supported."
Titsworth was a faculty member in the School of Communication Studies for nine years. He received his B.F.A. from Emporia State University, an M.A. from Missouri State University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
During his time as a faculty member, he served as the director of Communication Studies, the associate director for graduate studies, and basic course director.
Titsworth has received the university's two most prestigious teaching awards. He was selected as both a University Professor and a Presidential Teacher.
In his scholarship Titsworth uses quantitative methods to explore how communication is connected to students' learning experiences. He is the author or co-author on a number of peer-reviewed articles and other publications. The quality of his research, publication record, grant activities, and his teaching has drawn a number of doctoral students to work with him. To date, Titsworth has served as an advisor to 12 Ph.D. students.
As interim dean, Titsworth has been instrumental in helping faculty and staff to move forward on a number of fronts. During his tenure, Scripps established a Capital Bureau in Columbus that provides student first hand experience in public affairs reporting.
The college partnered with the Scripps Howard Spelling Bee to host a 32 county contest in central and southeast Ohio. Efforts also were made to involve college faculty and students in university efforts to promote innovation and entrepreneurialism. The college was a primary sponsor of a recent 10-week Innovation Accelerator on launching digital media businesses.
The college has also benefited from his fundraising efforts. In the last fiscal year, close to $1.8 million in gifts was received.
Titsworth said that he is honored to lead a college that he cares so deeply about.
"I am grateful to all of the faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the college who have provided invaluable counsel, and I am thrilled to continue working with everyone as dean of Scripps," said Titsworth.
The Scripps College, established in 1968, is widely recognized as one of the nation's most successful and unique colleges of communication. Consisting of five schools the college offers more than 40 acclaimed programs. Scripps alumni number 26,000 worldwide and are some of the most recognizable names and successful leaders in media.
In recognition of its excellence, the Scripps Howard Foundation committed $15 million to improve academic programming in the college. In 2006, the college was named in its honor.
Another significant milestone in the history of the college was the receipt in 2008 of a $7.5 million gift from Steven and Barbara Gerald Schoonover toward a new home for the Scripps College. The Schoonover Center for Communication will house in one building the college's five schools and the WOUB Center for Public Media. The facility, slated for completion in fall 2013, will encourage the type of integrative and interdisciplinary work that will advance the quality of the scholarly and professional activities of students, faculty and staff.
Scripps also was named in 2010 a University System of Ohio Center of Excellence. The designation recognizes the college's contributions to the state and its ability to recruit outstanding students and faculty.
In reflecting on his appointment, Titsworth observed, "In 2011, I stepped into the role of interim dean driven by a firm commitment to help maintain stability in the midst of sweeping change. Through our collective work to advance the College, we accomplished that and more. Now, 18 months later, I look forward to joining with faculty, staff and students to shape a future of boundless possibilities."


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Letterpress seems pretty far removed from the slickness of the iphone. Yet even the most technically focused business can benefit from the tactility of letterpress business cards. In fact, we would argue that they are the perfect counterpoint. Marko Karppinen & Co is a software developer in Finland specializing in iphone and ipad applications. We designed and printed this card for their ten person company. The back of the card is printed with a heavy blind (inkless) letterpress impression. The front side is printed with gray ink plus accent yellow bars. A key production step to virtually eliminate show through and have heavy impression on both sides was to print two separate sheets and paste them together after printing. For this step we use Potdevin pasting and rotary presses. The pasting machine applies glue to the back of a sheet. That sheet is then paired with the sheet for the reverse side of the business card and run through the rotary press to firmly squeeze them together and eliminate any air bubbles. The stock is 110lb Neenah Classic Crest Solar White custom duplexed to a thick 220lb weight. Special finishing is a yellow edge color. A well crafted card indeed.


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Now Corbyn has said he's going to make education and health his top priorities, so that makes those two roles pretty "top", doesn't it? The idea that Foreign Sec is one of the most important jobs in government dates back to a time when Britain had about a bazillion times more global clout than it does now, and as a pacifist and anti-imperialist, Corbyn is surely looking to move on from that legacy rather than cling on to it?
Babs - yes, I agree there is surely some ideal middle ground between all-spin-no-substance and being almost wilfully media-naive, but perhaps he and his team will tighten their act up a bit as he starts getting used to this level of scrutiny.


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Mineral-rich hot springs have rejuvenating and therapeutic properties treasured for centuries by people all over the world. When you visit Hotel Hacienda Guachipelin and Rincon de la Vieja, you must experience the incredible hot springs at Rio Negro.
Beautiful and relaxing, the volcanic hot springs at Hacienda Guachipelin bubble up in the Rio Negro ("Black River"), heated naturally by the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano – the largest and most active volcano in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
Surrounded by thick forest, the crystal clear river flows through 10 man-made pools we have created to capture the steaming mineral-rich water. You access pools (of varying temperatures) on both sides of the river by two hanging bridges. Heated volcanic clay is available to smooth all over like a "spa body masque." After it dries, wash it off with a cool shower or jump in the river before soaking again in the hot pools. The complete relaxation is pure bliss.
There are changing rooms, bathrooms and lockers at the hot springs entrance. From there, you will walk an easy trail less than a quarter-mile (350 meters) through the forest to the hot springs pools.
You can get to the Rio Negro Hot Springs by vehicle or on one of our fun Horseback Riding Tours. Our very popular One Day Adventure Pass and One Day Nature Pass also include a visit to the Rio Negro Hot Springs.
For a more private spa experience with massages, body treatments, and volcanic clay water hot springs pools, visit our Simbiosis Spa & Hot Springs.
Reserve our original Guanacaste day tours at Hacienda Guachipelin's Adventure Center; open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for hotel guests and day visitors.
Tour times
Open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily
Duration: As long as you like; usually 2 hours.
Tour prices
- Complimentary entrance for Hacienda Guachipelin hotel guests.
- Adults: $20 USD (12+ years)
- Children: $15 USD (4-11 years)
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Adults: $20 USD (12+ years) / Children: $15 USD (4-11 years)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – 2012 Silver Slugger and Gold Glove Award winner and San Diego Padres third baseman Chase Headley will headline the "Forehand and Friends" luncheon hosted by the Lipscomb baseball team on Jan. 23 at Allen Arena.
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The switch-hitting Headley erupted in 2012 hitting .286 with 31 home runs and a National League best 115 RBIs. His numbers led to him finishing fifth in the voting for the NL Most Valuable Player award. The Franklin resident will be starting his seventh season with the Padres.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 28, 2013) – Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Vice President of Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Sascha Haverfield issued the following statement today regarding the proposal to create a potential new drug approval pathway intended to expedite the development of new medicines for serious or life-threatening conditions that would address an unmet medical need, including medicines for serious or life-threatening infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria:
"PhRMA is committed to helping ensure that patients have access to safe and effective new medicines, and we recognize the particular importance of developing and securing the approval of new antibiotic and anti-infective medicines that can prevent the mortality and debilitating morbidity associated with emerging or resistant pathogens. Timely access to new medicines can be a matter of life or death for patients affected by such pathogens. We have long supported FDA's appropriate use of innovative approaches and regulatory flexibility when considering the type and quantity of data required to establish the safety and efficacy of these medicines—as well as other innovative medicines to address unmet medical needs.
"PhRMA believes that existing regulatory frameworks at the FDA are sufficiently flexible to facilitate streamlined development of antibiotics and anti-infectives for serious and life-threatening infections. However, we recognize that the development of new antibiotics and anti-infectives represents an urgent and unique public health challenge that requires special attention.
"We stand ready to continue our work with FDA and other stakeholders toward establishment of an appropriate and targeted regulatory approach that will accelerate the development and availability of sorely needed novel antibiotic and anti-infective medicines. FDA could accomplish this goal by initiating a new program using a combination of existing regulatory flexibility granted under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and voluntary stewardship programs managed by healthcare professionals to address possible resistance issues.
"As FDA continues to explore ways to enhance its use of regulatory flexibility to accelerate development of novel antibiotics and anti-infectives, it will be important to ensure that any new regulatory approach will not result in confusion of expectations or a diversion of resources from existing and proven pathways, as well as from pathways that remain to be implemented. Such an outcome could hamper access to important therapies for patients in need.
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How To Show The uptime On A Cisco Catalyst 2950
While working on the computer shop network I had to modify the configuration on our switch which is a Cisco Catalyst 2950. After making a bunch of changes I was testing things to make sure all was working as expected however after taking a break and logging back into the 2950 it appeared that all of the changes made had been reverted. I was assuming the Catalyst 2950 had lost power briefly which means all of the changes were lost since they had not been saved to the startup config yet. To verify my assumption I needed to look at the amount of time the switch had been up however "uptime" is not a valid iOS command. Below is information on the command used to verify uptime on a Cisco Catalyst 2950.


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|Old Fashioned Ting-a-Lings, made with melted chocolate and cereal, are a fantastic addition to your holiday sweets tray, as stocking stuffers, and as party favors to hand out to those holiday guests.
Old Fashioned Ting-a-LingsThese little Ting-a-Ling candies have been around as long as I have and they have always been a holiday favorite - best yet. They truly have to be the easiest candy ever!
A lot of folks make these using chow mein noodles these days, but they originally started off back in the 1950s made with Wheaties cereal, and later, a wider variety of cereals. With the crunchy noodles, they are called Haystacks, and I've included that variety in the notes with the recipe.
It's a simple matter of melting some chocolate chips, or if you prefer, almond bark - either vanilla or chocolate - and then stirring in your favorite cereal and any add-ins you like. The Ting a Lings pictured above were made using things I happened to have on hand in my pantry and freezer - vanilla almond bark, plain corn flakes, dried cranberries, sliced almonds and the tail end of a bag of flaked coconut. Even The Cajun loved them, and you can imagine the variety you can come up with.
Then it's just a matter of blending it all together and dropping it in dollops either onto a piece of parchment or waxed paper, or into petite candy cups that are temporarily housed in a mini muffin pan - just for the purpose of balancing them and keeping them upright. Now, how easy is that?
Once you fill the cups, let them set, or stick them in the fridge to hasten firming them up. After they harden, you can put them into gift bags, or boxes, or pick up some inexpensive cellophane bags or holiday containers that are sold at the dollar store or at Walmart in the craft section this time of year. Stuff a few Ting-a-Lings in and embellish with a ribbon, and you've got a nice gift for just about anybody. Great as an added munchie for a movie basket, or to stuff into an oversized coffee mug for those teachers or co-workers.
Ting-a-Lings are also a fantastic addition to your own holiday sweets tray, as stocking stuffers, and as party favors to hand out to those holiday guests.
How do you Ting-a-Ling?
Recipe: Old Fashioned Ting-a-Lings©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
The amounts given are fairly relative - use more or less or each. If you choose an add-in, or a combination of add-ins, use a lesser amount of cereal. Just stir until it looks right.
Prep time: 5 min |Cook time: 15 min | Yield: Many
- 1 (11.5/12-ounce) bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips, or milk chocolate, (or can substitute white or chocolate almond bark)
- 4 cups of crunchy dry cereal - Cheerios, Chex, Wheaties, Kix, Rice Krispies, Corn Flakes, or choose your favorite cereal (can also substitute chow mein noodles)
- Optional add-ins: Add about 1/2 cup of chopped pecans, chopped cocktail peanuts, chopped cashews, chopped macadamia nuts, toasted chopped or sliced almonds, raisins, chopped dried fruit or dried berries or cranberries, flaked coconut, mini marshmallows or any combination
Melt chocolate in the top of a double boiler, or in the microwave on high (heat 30 seconds, stir, heat and stir in 15 second intervals until melted - don't burn it!). Let cool slightly, then gently stir in the cereal and any add-ins desired, until well combined.
Immediately drop by tablespoons onto waxed or parchment paper, or into mini candy cups. If you put the cups into a mini muffin tin, it helps to keep them balanced and upright. Let set for several hours before packaging - can also speed up by refrigerating.
Cook's Note: The almond bark to me is very sweet, so take that into consideration with your add-ins.
Variation: Can also use a combination of chocolate chips with butterscotch or other flavored chips.
Haystacks: 1 cup butterscotch chips, 1/2 cup peanut butter, 1/2 cup peanuts with 2 cups chow mein noodles. Melt butterscotch chips in the microwave, stir in remaining ingredients and drop dollops onto parchment or waxed paper.
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Obama vows 'justice will be done' in Ferguson, Mo.
Justice Department officials on Thursday stepped up their investigation into the shooting of an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Mo., while Missouri Highway Patrol officers took over security in the town that's been roiled by demonstrations.
With a wide-ranging crew of Justice Department officials already on the ground, President Barack Obama urged calm and offered reassurances that a full investigation is underway.
"I made clear to the attorney general that we should do what is necessary to help determine exactly what happened and to see that justice is done," Obama said, adding that "now is the time for an open and transparent process."
Speaking from Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts where he is vacationing with his family, Obama further intensified the federal focus by noting the Justice Department and the FBI "will be reporting to me in the coming days about what's being done."
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, who spoke to Obama, further promised changes in the way police have handled unrest in the St. Louis suburb, vowing a "different tone."
"We have to have safety," said Nixon, a Democrat. "We also have to allow those who need to express their energy in an appropriate way, the right to do that. We will not get the feeling that we all need if the only response from the public is 'you all just be quiet.'"
Local officers from Ferguson and the county police will remain involved, Nixon said, but Capt. Ron Johnson of the Highway Patrol would be in charge.
"We are going to have a different approach and have the approach that we're in this together," Johnson said at a news conference.
Obama's brief but pointed remarks were the first time he has spoken in public about the subject since a still-unidentified Ferguson police officer shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown following an altercation Saturday.
Attorney General Eric Holder and senior White House adviser Valerie Jarrett briefed Obama about the situation on Wednesday, and Holder met again with Obama on Thursday morning.
On Thursday, Holder elaborated that the Justice Department investigation into the shooting of the African-American teen will be "in parallel" with the local investigation underway.
"Our investigators from the Civil Rights Division and U.S. attorney's office in Missouri have already conducted interviews with eyewitnesses on the scene at the time of the shooting incident on Saturday," Holder said. "Our review will take time to conduct, but it will be thorough and fair."
Robert Moossy Jr., chief of the criminal section of the Civil Rights Division, is on the scene along with his staff, according to the Justice Department. The University of Houston Law Center graduate and career prosecutor has previously handed highly sensitive issues, including human trafficking cases.
In addition, Holder said the Justice Department is making available "technical assistance" to local authorities in order to help "conduct crowd control and maintain public safety without relying on unnecessarily extreme displays of force." The local authorities in Missouri accepted this offer Thursday afternoon.
"I think the police response has become part of the problem as opposed to being part of the solution," Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri said.
The unspecified assistance is being channeled in part through the department's Community Oriented Policing Services office. The COPS office has previously provided millions of dollars in grants to help hire officers for both the St. Louis County Department of Police and the City of Ferguson, Justice Department records show.
The Justice Department also dispatched officials with its Community Relations Service to help convene meetings with local law enforcement officers and local clergy and others, in an effort to defuse tension.
It's not uncommon for federal investigations to follow fatal incidents, particularly when the spotlight gets hot. Following the 2012 shooting death in Florida of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman, and Zimmerman's subsequent acquittal, the Justice Department conducted a separate investigation. No federal charges have been brought.
Most famously, perhaps, the Justice Department won federal convictions in 1993 against two Los Angeles police officers who earlier had been acquitted in state court on charges related to the savage beating of Rodney King. The 1992 acquittals had sparked six days of rioting that left 53 dead.
Some want to broaden the federal investigation into the Ferguson events.
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo., whose district includes Kansas City, joined Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-Mo., and other Congressional Black Caucus members in urging the Justice Department to examine both the shooting and the potential for any pattern of misconduct by the 72-member Ferguson Police Department.
Though the St. Louis County Police Department is also investigating, Cleaver and his colleagues claimed the department "may not be the most objective or credible body to investigate civil rights matters involving law enforcement given evidence of racial profiling by that department in the recent past."
"Only the federal government has the resources, the experience and the full independence to give this case the close scrutiny that the citizens of Ferguson and the greater St. Louis area deserve," the lawmakers wrote.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., likewise called for an expansive federal inquiry that looks into "any federal civil rights violations" as well as "the longstanding issues between the citizens of Ferguson and their elected officials and local law enforcement."
Going even further, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund called on Holder to "undertake a comprehensive review of police-involved assaults and killings of unarmed individuals, with a focus on killings of unarmed African-Americans."
"The tragic death of Michael Brown has revealed a dirty secret in Missouri and that is that there are communities in which many of the citizens, the minority citizens, feel oppressed as relates to the municipal government or police," Cleaver said in an interview Thursday.
Following Trayvon Martin's death, the Justice Department initiated a $4.75 million study of the role race might play in police stops, searches and arrests.
William Douglas in Washington and Jason Hancock of The Kansas City Star in Ferguson, Mo., contributed to this report.


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TPWD Seeks Input on Possible Coastal Fisheries Regulation Changes
AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has scheduled three public scoping meetings in January to gather input about possible regulation changes for 2013-14. The scoping items include incorporation of a rule regarding recreational possession limit, clarification of fish harassment rules, bonus red drum tag requirement changes and new possession rules in state waters for aquatic resources in excess of federal limits.
All meetings will begin at 7 p.m. and are set for:
- Jan. 7 — Dickinson TPWD Regional Office, 1502 FM 517 East;
- Jan. 9 — Corpus Christi on the TAMU CC campus, NRC #1003, 6300 Ocean Dr.;
- Jan. 10 — San Antonio at Bass Pro Shops, 17907 W. IH 10.
During the regulation restructuring process where fishing and hunting regulations were separated into their own chapters, language regarding the definition of recreational possession limit was not carried forward into the Statewide Recreational and Commercial Fishing Proclamations chapter. Though the definition currently is enforceable from the Statewide Hunting Proclamation, this proposal will incorporate the definition into the Statewide Recreational and Commercial Fishing Proclamation making it clearer. The language to be incorporated reads:
The possession limit shall not apply after the wildlife resource has reached the possessor's permanent residence and is finally processed.
TPWD is also looking to clarify language in the regulations regarding fish harassment, which currently states that it is unlawful for any person to use any vessel to harass fish. In an attempt to clarify this definition to make it clearer, the department proposes the following language:
It is unlawful to use any vessel to harry, herd, or drive fish including but not limited to operating any vessel in a repeated circular course, for the purpose of or resulting in the artificial concentration of fish for the purpose of taking or attempting to take fish.
The department is also considering removing the prohibition regarding simultaneous possession of the red drum tag and bonus red drum tag. Currently anglers must obtain these two tags at separate times. In an effort to make it easier for those anglers who wish to harvest more than one oversized red drum (>28 inches), the department proposes eliminating this prohibition. As TPWD currently only issues about 7,000 bonus red drum tags annually, and oversized red drum makes up only 3 percent of the total harvest, the department expects no negative impact to the population. Anglers would still only be issued one bonus red drum tag annually.
TPWD is also scoping a change making it a state violation for possession in state waters of aquatic resources taken in violation of federal regulations in the Exclusive Economic Zone. Differences currently exist between state and federal regulations. TPWD has maintained an annual agreement with the Office of Law Enforcement (OLE) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration through which TPWD agrees to enforce federal regulations in state waters. The ability to enforce federal regulations will help prevent depletion and waste of aquatic resources.
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60 Seconds With the Band Perry
What inspired 'Pioneer'? What's in store for their future? Talk about touring with Rascal Flatts ... These are all professional questions to ask a band like the Band Perry, a family trio that just found out their new album is atop the country album charts, with almost 130,000 copies sold it its debut week. Fans want the scoop though, and Neil, Kimberly and Reid were kind enough to dish it in an interview feature we call 60 Seconds With the Band Perry.
60 Seconds With the Band Perry
Question 1: What was your last non-music job?
Neil: Raking leaves. [pauses] As a career? [all laugh]
Kimberly: We have never had a non-music job, that's how immature we are.
Question 2: On a tour bus, there typically is a really big bed in the back. Who gets the big bed?
Kimberly: We actually don't have a big bed, we have nine bunks on ours.
Question 3: Who is the heartbreaker, and who is forever heartbroken?
Reid: Neil is probably both.
Kimberly: Neil is the most sensitive one and he fancies himself the best flirter in the Band Perry.
Neil: Well, I practice.
Question 4: Who is most likely to cry when you win an award?
KP: Our mother.
Question 5: Who would fans be angriest with if he or she cut their hair?
Kimberly and Neil: Reid!
Neil: I hate to tell Kimberly this and it's true, but people notice us out in public mostly because of Reid's hair.
Question 6: Who is most likely to fix the tour bus if it broke down?
Kimberly: Probably none of us. We are not handymen or women in the Band Perry.
Reid: But we would try, daggumit.
Neil: We can change a tire, if we had to. But the most that we've done, there's these lights on the bus and sometimes, especially during the winter, they will freeze and you can't pull them back in. So there have been a couple of times we've had to get out and physically push this light in.


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Craters of the Moon: Up Close With Geothermal Activity in Taupo
While Rotorua may be best known for being a geothermal wonderland, Taupo has its own steamy site to explore at Craters of the Moon.
Attracting visitors since the 1800s
New Zealand is often referred to as "the youngest country" partially due to the fact that it is so young geologically. Even before Americans and Europeans began flocking to the country for its adventure sports and laid-back attitude, tourists were coming to New Zealand because of its geological wonders.
Back in the mid-1800s, the fabled Pink and White Terraces near Rotorua were known as "the eighth wonder of the world," and drew intrepid tourists from around New Zealand and the world. The pink and white silica terraces cascading down a hillside were, without a doubt, New Zealand's top tourist attraction. The terraces were sadly destroyed by the 1886 eruption of Mount Tarawera – but it was not the end of New Zealand being a popular geological/geothermal destination.
Geothermal Taupo
These days, Rotorua is usually cited as being New Zealand's top spot for sighting geothermal oddities. From geysers to bubbling mud to brightly-colored thermal pools, Rotorua seems to have it all.
But Rotorua isn't the only place people can get up close with the geological features that help make New Zealand "the youngest country."
The town of Taupo is also full of and surrounded by volcanic and geothermal activity, even though it is often overshadowed by flashier Rotorua. Lake Taupo, the large lake Taupo is situated upon, is actually located within the caldera of an ancient supervolcano, and there are plenty of hot springs in and around the town.
Craters of the Moon - a sight to behold
One of the most interesting and easily accessible examples of geothermal activity in Taupo, however, has to be Craters of the Moon.
This thermal park is full of colorful craters and steam vents that give it a rather unearthly appearance. For a small fee visitors can enjoy a 45-minute loop trail on wide boardwalks, and a steeper 20-minute loop that leads to a lookout point. Both trails take visitors right alongside active geothermal activity.
The "craters" here are formed by hydrothermal eruptions, and are found alongside fumaroles (steam vents) and a few boiling mud pools. The area is quiet, steam-filled, and devoid of most vegetation, leaving some people to brand is as being quite "eerie." I personally think it's just plain cool.
The Craters of the Moon geothermal walk is managed by a charitable trust (est.1991) which provides visitors with information at the site. The entrance fee helps maintain the boardwalks, grounds and other facilities at this low key geothermal attraction.
If you find yourself in Taupo with an interest in seeing some geothermal activity, Craters of the Moon is a great, affordable choice that's suitable for the whole family. The walking surface is on gravel with sections of wooden boardwalk. It is suitable for most people including family groups. The track is also suitable for assisted-wheelchair access. Just make sure you stick to the trails because natural thermal areas are wild and wonderful places but they can be unstable, unpredictable and potentially dangerous. Children under the age of 12 must be supervised. Bicycles are not permitted at the site.


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Tyson Barrie scores 2nd goal of game in overtime to give Avalanche 3-2 win over BlackhawksNHL.com @NHLdotcom
CHICAGO - Tyson Barrie and the Avalanche keep finding ways to win as they move up in the Western Conference.
The defenceman scored his second goal of the game on a power play at 4:09 of overtime, giving Colorado a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday night.
The Avalanche won their second straight and improved to 6-1-1 in their last eight games despite getting outshot 48-26 and blowing a two-goal lead.
With Jonathan Toews off for hooking, Barrie fired the game-winner past Corey Crawford on a one-timer from the left circle after taking a cross-ice pass from Matt Duchene.
"This is huge for us," Barrie said. "We want to keep climbing in the standings."
The 22-year-old Barrie was an unlikely star in this one. After his first two-goal game in the NHL, he has five goals this season and seven in his career.
"This is a tough building to get one point in, so we got the one. We were fortunate to get the power play there, and were able to get the two points," he said.
The Avalanche also avenged a 7-2 drubbing by the Blackhawks in Chicago on Dec. 27. Colorado is 6-1-2 since that loss.
"We wanted to have a good bounce-back game after that," Barrie said. "If you can beat the champs, it's always nice."
Barrie and Ryan O'Reilly scored 1:02 apart late in the first period to stake Colorado to a 2-0 lead. O'Reilly has three goals in his last two games.
But if goalie Semyon Varlamov hadn't made 46 saves in a solid ??? and sometimes spectacular ??? effort, the game wouldn't have been close.
"He's been like this since the start of the year," Avalanche coach Patrick Roy said. "He's been outstanding. We rally around him.
"That was the type of performance we needed from our goalie to beat the Blackhawks."
Chicago's Andrew Shaw scored at 7:27 of the third to tie it. He also assisted on Johnny Oduya's goal in the second.
But that was all Varlamov allowed.
"We just couldn't find a way to score enough goals to win," Toews said. "It is a frustrating game, but we'll stay with it and we know we can build off that effort and start playing better hockey than we have been the last few games."
Varlamov improved to 9-0-5 in his last 15 games, including 14 starts ??? the longest streak of his career without a regulation loss. His last defeat in regulation was at Phoenix on Dec. 10, when the Avalanche lost 3-1.
Crawford finished with 23 saves. The Blackhawks have dropped their last seven games that have gone past regulation, dating to a 2-1 shootout win in Dallas on Nov. 29.
The defending Stanley Cup champions are 4-11 this season in games that go longer than 60 minutes. They are 0-5 in overtime and 4-6 in shootouts.
Colorado defenceman Erik Johnson left late in the second period with a lower-body injury. He tried to return for a shift in the third, but didn't continue.
Colorado led 2-0 after the first period despite being outplayed until about 14 minutes in, when the Blackhawks held a 12-3 advantage in shots.
But Barrie opened the scoring on a soft screened shot from just inside the right point with 5:02 left in the first. He flipped the puck past several players and it sailed over Crawford's glove.
O'Reilly made it 2-0 with a power-play goal on a crisp passing play 10 seconds after Kris Versteeg was sent off for hooking. O'Reilly slipped the puck past Crawford after a wide-open setup at the edge of the crease.
The Blackhawks pushed back and turned up the pressure in the second, outshooting Colorado 10-1 in the first half of the period and 16-6 overall. But Chicago only managed to cut Colorado's lead to 2-1, cashing in on Oduya's deflection of Brandon Saad's screened shot from the slot.
Shaw tied it on a rebound. He swept in a shot from 10 feet out after Varlamov stopped Saad from point-blank range.
Chicago's Michal Rozsival hit the right post on a shot with about 7:30 left. Crawford made a point-blank stop on a wide-open Cody McLeod with just more than 3 minutes left.
Toews tripped Andre Benoit at 3:34 of overtime following a Chicago turnover to prevent a possible breakaway, but the ensuing power play led to Barrie's game-winner.
NOTES: Oduya, a defenceman, had gone 23 games without a goal and 10 without a point. ... Colorado C Paul Stastny missed the game with a leg injury sustained Saturday at Minnesota. He is day to day. ... Avalanche G Jean-Sebastien Giguere sat out with back spasms, so Sami Aittokallio was recalled from Lake Erie of the AHL to back up Varlamov. Colorado D Cory Sarich also was scratched.


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Lily James, the titular star of Disney's new live-action Cinderella, donned an ethereal Elie Saab gown and a pair of Christian Louboutin Cinderella Slippers to the movie's Hollywood premiere this past weekend. These limited edition slippers were first released in 2012, in collaboration with Disney. As you can imagine, they are no longer available for sale, online or in-store, but you can shop a broad selection of Louboutin.
Louboutin's Cinderellas were originally intended to commemorate the rerelease of Disney's animated version of Cinderella on Blu-ray and DVD, so it makes sense that they'd reappear here. On a related note, Charlotte Olympia is just about to roll out a brand new, officially licensed Disney collab, complete with PVC "glass" slippers, and Lily dutifully carried a clutch from the new Olympia collection when she wasn't hard at work showing off those Louboutins.


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The Dallas Cowboys' first full day of training-camp practice unfortunately brought the first potentially serious injury.
Defensive lineman Tyrone Crawford, a third-round pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, was carted off the field Sunday in Oxnard, Calif., with a lower leg injury, according to NFL.com's Steve Wyche.
We don't like to pass along every minor training-camp injury, but this has the makings of a long-term issue. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reportedly called it a season-ending torn Achilles.
Carlos Mendez of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that Crawford said just after the injury that it was to his Achilles. The Cowboys' official website also calls it a torn Achilles.
"I can't (expletive) believe this," Crawford said, according to the Star-Telegram.
The Boise State product was expected to play an important role as the Cowboys' top backup at defensive end behind starters Anthony Spencer and DeMarcus Ware. Crawford might have had flexibility to move inside to tackle, too.
The Cowboys have a top-heavy roster throughout their defense, with a noticeable lack of depth. Losing Crawford on Day 1 would be a discouraging start to camp.Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.


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I have no clue how to do this but I would like to know where my last name came from.
I cannot ask people in my family since I am 38 years old and just now found out the my whole life as a child was a lie. See my moms retarded and my dad does not speak to me.
I know my last name is White, my grandfathers last name on my dads side is White, my grandmothers last name on my dads side is greathouse.
My grandfathers last name on my moms side is Coxx and my grandmothers last name on my moms side is Bishop.
Can someone please tell me where to start. I know the White's and Greathouse's are from West Virginia and the Bishop's are from PA. I am not sure where Coxx is from.
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Norman Room Darkening Cellular Vertical is ideal for over doors, wide windows and room dividers. With a variety of stacking options and a and matching color coded headrail. Cellular Slider Vertical Shades can work in any room. This 3-4 inch cell is matching the horizontal cousin that is available in a horizontal cellular blind. Norman as of 1-1-16 is now charging freight on all their orders..
Based upon a size of 24x36
|Call for pricing for Split stacking.
Tips To Remember:
Use a steel measuring tape
Round down to the nearest 1/8" for width
Round up to the nearest 1/8" for height
See Product Specifications for more specific product info.
Sizes should always be provided in this format: Width x Height
On any measurement given, the factory does have a +/- 1/8 of an inch variance allowance.
Measure For Vertical Cellular Blinds
Inside Mount Width
• Measure the exact width (left to right) of the inside edge of the window frame in three places (top, middle and bottom).
• Take the smallest of the three measurements to the nearest 1/8 of an inch.
• The factory will take an approximate 3/8 of an inch deduction from the total width (headrail and fabric) to allow for correct installation.
Inside Mount Height
• Measure the exact height (top to bottom) from the top inside edge down to the window sill in three spots across window.
• Take the largest of the three measurements.
Outside Mount Width
• Measure the exact width (left to right) of the wooden or metal window frame (outer edge) OR how wide you want the product to be.A good rule of thumb for this product is 2 inches past your molding width.
• Be sure to measure wide enough as to cover the entire window plus offer enough coverage to avoid light or privacy gap. This is especially important if you have no trim and are installing to sheet rock or dry wall surface. 1-2 inches past the opening on EACH side is suggested if you do not have molding/trim.
• French doors-you always have to figure the opening exposure and be sure you extend the width so the doors can open to their fulliest.
Outside Mount Height
• Measure the top and bottom edge of window frame/trim. If no trim, be sure you provide the height you want the shade to be from top of the headrail to bottom of the bottom rail.
• Be sure to allot for coverage for light control and mounting hardware if mounting above window opening to wall surface. You will need 2 inches of surface area to mount above opening. Call us for further instruction if needed.
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Tagged: Andy Laroche
4-13-09 PNC Park : Home Opener
Today was PNC Park's Opening Day. I went today with my wife Holly. We got to the gates around 10:30 AM, and waited in line for a half hour. When the gates opened, I rushed in and was the 6th one into the left field bleachers.
Things were a little dry at first. Eventually, two balls were hit and Ian Snell came to the fence to get them. I asked him for a ball and he flipped one over his head without looking to me. It was ball #1 of the day. Luckily, for the first 30 minutes, only season ticket holders are permitted into batting practice, so I had plenty of room to roam.
Game: 5 balls (2 hit, 1 thrown, 2 device)
Season: 13 balls (7 hit, 4 thrown, 2 device)
Games: 3 (3 with BP, 0 without)
Average: 4.33
Career: 179 balls
Hit List: 179 ties me with Willy Aybar for #3809 all time.
Attendance: 38,411.