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Isinbayeva wins comeback meet in Shanghai
Russian pole vault queen Yelena Isinbayeva won her first competition of the season by jumping 4.70 metres at the Diamond League meeting here. The 30-year-old skipped the winter season after a tough Olympic year in which she won bronze, and is using the event in China to prepare for the Moscow World Athletics Championships in August. The Russian posted the winning height - well below her world ...
Russian dies in Vietnam after fight with compatriot
A Russian tourist died in Vietnam after a fight with a compatriot and fellow-traveller in the coastal city of Nha Trang. The two Russians, who were travelling in Vietnam together and shared a room at a hotel in Nha Trang, entered a heated argument that resulted in a fight, the Tuoi Tre news website said. In the course of the fight, one of them inflicted a wound in the neck of the other with a ...
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Next year marks the 30th anniversary for the LSPA's production of "The Nutcracker," and the goal of the campaign is to have all new costumes ready for the anniversary production. New costumes will be included for several dances this year, but every year means alterations and fitting for all the costumes used by each of the players.
Volunteers spend countless hours sewing, repairing and fitting costumes to the cast, which this year is more than 225 people. Burma Wright, who has been sewing for 50 years, began helping out the LSPA because her granddaughter is part of the cast this year.
"I came in to bring my granddaughter and somebody asked for my help – 'sew this up' – and I did," Wright said. "It was fun and it gave me a sense of satisfaction to contribute."
Terry Lord, who has been sewing about three years, said she also began helping because her daughter was involved in the ballet. Kathy Tilley just began sewing to help out with the ballet, which her daughter has been a part of for 12 years.
"Anybody who wants to come help out can do it," Tilley said. "You don't have to have a daughter in the ballet."
There are about a dozen volunteers working under costume mistress Sheree McCurry. Tilley said the work adds appreciation for the end result on stage.
Orr said the costume work is time-consuming and all the 225 costumes have to be altered each year to fit dancers and usually have to be taken in at least once between the time practice starts in September and the show begins, because dancers lose weight while training. She described the volunteers as like her "little elves" getting everything ready before Christmas.
For the dancers, the new costumes add some "bling" to the production. Jade Williford, who has been in the show for nine years, will be on stage in a new Dewdrop Fairy costume for the Waltz of Flowers, a dance she loves.
Will Wooten said his role as the Nutcracker Prince is his first foray onto the stage, other than with choir.
"It was really unusual for me," Wooten said. "I had to get used to it, but it's something where I can emote myself."
Marcus Bivins, who plays the Nutcracker's rival, the Mouse King, also is a new dancer to the show. The LaGrange High School football player said the dances are enjoyable to watch and "beautiful." He said the sword fight between his character and Wooten's is challenging, but "legit."
The sword fight is "probably the most physical thing I have to do," Wooten said. "I have to hit the sword, and not Marcus' head – which is hard, because he has seven."
Bivins' seven-headed Mouse King mask is among the new props on stage this year.
This year also features professional dancers with the young cast. Nick Hagelin lives in Atlanta, trained at the American Ballet in New York and was recently in Los Angeles promoting his new music album. James LaRussa is from the Atlanta Ballet and a freshman at Emory University. The two men have come to practice with the LSPA dancers in preparation for Friday's opening.
Skye Mauldin, who dances with LaRussa in the show, said it can be intimidating at first to dance with a more experienced partner, but after practicing and getting in sync on stage, "it comes together perfectly."
For Lydia Duquette and Mitzi Anderson, both seniors, this will be their last performance of "The Nutcracker" with LSPA, and they have found themselves in the mentoring roles for the younger performers.
"We have to step up and be the role models," Anderson said. "We have to be motivational figures."
Anderson added that the new costumes and backdrops add a new dimension to the show.
"It's almost 3D," she said.
New set pieces were designed by DeDe Wilson, and Bill Rich, who has done work at the Columbus River Center, is new for lighting design. Orr said the new elements gives the annual show something fresh for audiences.
With the double cast, Anderson, who plays the Sugarplum Fairy in one cast, said it gives players more opportunities to practice with someone. Duquette, who plays the Sugarplum Fairy in the other cast, said that it keeps the players on their toes.
"And with a double cast, people need to come out and see it twice," Anderson said of the show.
Going to the show?
•The Lafayette Society for Performing Arts' presentation of "The Nutcracker" performs at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Troup High School Fine Arts Center. Reserved seat tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for students, and general admission tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for students. Call LSPA at 706-882-9909 or go by the Black Box Theater at 214 Bull St. for tickets.
•Anyone who wishes contribute to the costume campaign may make a donation to the LSPA with a note that it be used for "The Nutcracker" costume campaign, or may volunteer to sew by calling the LSPA. The dance academy also is looking for contributions for costumes for its spring show of "The Little Mermaid."


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The Inventory is the first storage option available in Terraria. It provides a number of slots for items to be stored and used.
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The Inventory can be opened by pressing the ESC (default) button on the keyboard. In the Inventory, collected items are stored, and can be accessed by the player. The Inventory consists of the following:
The Hotbar is the top 10 horizontal slots that items can be placed into. They are also numbered from 1-9 and 0 at the end, allowing the player to select 10 different items. To switch between items, press the corresponding number of the target slot, or use the mouse wheel to scroll through the Hotbar. Once an item is selected in the Hotbar, it can be used by clicking the left mouse button. To the left of the Hotbar is a small padlock that can be toggled to lock the items in place to prevent accidentally switching items.
Storage SlotsEdit
There are 30 Storage slots in the inventory that can be used to store any items collected. After the Hotbar is full, storage slots will be filled from the bottom right to the top left.
Trash Can SlotEdit
The Trash Can slot is used to remove unwanted items from the inventory; it can also be used as an extra storage slot. Any item placed in the Trash can will be destroyed if another item is put into the trash or if the world is reloaded. The trash can slot has a small image of a trash can. Items placed in the trash can be removed, as long as it was the last item placed in the trash and the world hasn't been reloaded. Items can automatically be added to the trash can by shift-clicking them. Take note that any item in the trash can will not be dropped upon death in mediumcore difficulty.Coins SlotsEdit
The Coins slot consists of four slots used to hold the four different types of coins the player can collect throughout the game. Only coins can be placed in these slots.
Ammo SlotsEdit
The Ammo slot is used to store four stacks of Ammo; ammo stored in these slots will be used first. Any ammo stored in the Storage Slots will be used once the ammo in the ammo slot is depleted.
Equipment SlotsEdit
The Equipment Slots consists of three slots that Armor can be placed into; there is a slot for each armor type.
Social SlotsEdit
The Social Slots consists of three slots that Vanity Items and Armor can be placed into to give the player a visual effect. However, no stats can be gained from items in the Social Slots. The items in the Social Slots will cover the items placed in the Equipment Slots. The social slots function similarly to the Equipment Slots.
Accessories SlotsEdit
The Accessories Slots consist of five slots where Accessories can be placed to help the player. Only Accessories can be placed in these slots, such as Obsidian Skull, Hermes Boots, Cloud in a bottle etc.
- Occasionally, anyone other than the host on a server might lose all of their items for no explainable reason. (Multiplayer only) So far there is no known way around it.
- Only items in the Hotbar and the Storage slots can be used for crafting.
- Once the Hotbar and Storage slots are full, the player will no longer be able to collect more items.
- All items in the Inventory are saved to the character, so items can be taken to different servers.
- As of PC v1.1, armor and accessories can be equipped from the inventory by dragging them to the appropriate slot or by right-clicking on them.
The Housing menu provides several options for managing NPC homes. To access this menu, click the small house icon next to the PvP icon in the inventory. To check if a house is suitable, click the ? button, then click anywhere inside the house. A message will appear, declaring whether or not the house is suitable for an NPC to live in. Check the Home page for info about suitable housing.
Once a house is considered acceptable, a random NPC whose move-in conditions have been met will claim the house during daytime. Reassign NPCs by right-clicking their flag in their house, then clicking their button in the Housing menu, and finally clicking anywhere inside the new house.
Update InfoEdit
- Housing section added to inventory.
- Ammo Slots and Trash Can added to inventory.
- Hotbar slots now show their shortcut keys.
- Newly collected items will be stored from the bottom right of the inventory instead of the top left.
- Hotbar can now be locked.
- Added the ability to autopause the game whilst the inventory is open. Defaults to off.
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July 20, 2011 in Ask the Gym Teacher, Insider Insight by Tammy Cowan
Greetings! Summer…freedom…play and fun! Here are some ideas from your resident PE teacher to keep your child active and ready for school when it starts. Some of the ideas are specific to students with special needs…but most of them can be modified for any/all kids (and adults!). Quickest note….your kids want to be active with YOU!
Kids with ADD or ADHD do better when they are active in the morning. I have suggested to parents of younger students when their child is diagnosed with ADD or ADHD that they start their day with some activity. One great idea is to give your child some quick fuel with a banana, apple or some juice and head outside for a 20-30 minute walk, run or bike ride. This burns off some steam that will help them concentrate the rest of the day. This is a great habit to get into during the summer…and I strongly suggest that you do it during the school year so that your student has the focus that they need early in their school day.
If they had PE over the school year ask THEM to show YOU their warm-up routine. Most school PE programs start with some kind of warm-up routine. Let them come up with one for your time together at home and let them actively teach you what they did and know. Do the exercises with them. Come up with some of your own….do them every day. Instead of TV!
If they are able to do cardio…walking, biking, running. It's easy to start a chart to track how far they run or how many minutes. Have a reward at the end of a certain milestone. Maybe a family goal? Time together for a special activity or a medal or certificate.
Turn the local park/playground and park equipment into an obstacle course. Bring some flags/cones/ribbons and let your child mark a route to take. You'll probably attract other kids so it can be good social time, too. Time them…kids love to be timed and try to beat their times.
Invite other kids over for game day. Tag can be adapted for any ability. Kids love LOVE relay races. Come up with goofy things for them to do/carry/walk with. Hop on one foot. Have them go down and back around a marker backwards. Bouncing a balloon. Speaking of which; balloons are a great way to get a kid out and active. Blow one up…tie to a string (or don't) and watch them play!
KITES! Go fly one. Good for any child with every ability.
Have all kinds of stuff around that they might need to be active. Balls, jump ropes. Make sure that the bike tires are pumped up, or have the push trikes ready to go. Getting your kid active could be as simple as letting them pull a wagon around…collect sticks, rocks or leaves along the way (great for gross motor fun!) or be brave and let them pull you!


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I just read an article about the Federal Government wanting access to all students' "permanent records". And I remembered the time I went back to my old high school to review mine. The first thing I noticed was that every year when they asked about vocational aims, and I had duly put "cosmologist" they had corrected my obvious miss-spelling to "cosmotologist". Then I noticed that my principal had sent a note to the FBI informing them that I was a "potenital presidential assassin" a communist…
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I will freely admit that I wouldn't vote for Obama again, if I had any other choice, but I fear the republican alternatives are much worse, and to vote for a third party candidate would be spitting into the wind. My question for the conservatives on TA is: would you really vote for Perry or Bachman if they are nominated, and why?
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The Western Kentucky University Forensics team won its 23rd consecutive state championship Saturday.
Ellis Fraser, a graduate of LaRue County High School, celebrated with his team as he finished fourth in after-dinner speaking, sixth in dramatic interpretation and sixth in poetry interpretation.
Fraser is a sophomore from Hodgenville.
This year's tournament, hosted at Transylvania University, featured teams from all across the Commonwealth participating in speech and debate events.
Both LaRue County middle and high schools scored well on Explore and Plan assessments whose results were recently released.
"We are very close to reaching our goal of being a consistent Top 10 percent, High Performing District," said Sam Sanders, LaRue County Schools superintendent. "This was the second year in a row for stellar scores from LCMS on Explore."
The LaRue County School Board heard the following personnel recommendations Jan. 22 at its regular meeting.
Recommendation of employment:
• Orion Tucker as boys' track coach at LaRue County High School
• Laura Evans as extended student services tutor at Hodgenville Elementary School
• Kay Maynor as substitute bus driver for the LaRue County Bus Garage
• Anna Jo Pepper as Title III English as a second language tutor at HES
Brandi Aubrey, Ayanna Humphrey and Ozariah Embree, students in Tracy Tharp's kindergarten class at Hodgenville Elementary School, caught snowflakes on black paper to see that no two snowflakes are alike. They also caught a few with their tongues.
KET invites Kentucky's kindergarten through fifth grade students to submit their original, illustrated stories for the 2013 KET Young Writers Contest.
KET will select winners at each grade level and award prizes. The first-place stories in each grade level will be published online on the KET website.
Entries can be submitted now through April 13.
Details about the contest, instructions, complete contest rules, and past winners are available at http://connect.ket.org/site.
Biven Turner, a fourth-grader at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, met Gov. Steve Beshear on a recent visit to Frankfort.
Biven Turner, a fourth-grader at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, spent a day in Frankfort as a page for State Rep. Michael Meredith.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College will offer ACT prep courses in April. Individual classes are structured to give attention to each of the four subject areas – English, math, reading and science – or students may choose to take the ACT overview, offering custom-designed tutoring and practical advice on all four subjects.
The ACT scores received on the exam can play an important role in admission to a college or university.
Upcoming ACT preparation courses will be 5:30-8:30 p.m. on the following dates:
Make-up day
School will be in session Monday, Feb. 18, as a make-up day.
FRC Advisory Council Meeting
The Abraham Lincoln Elementary Family Resource Center Advisory Council will meet 11 a.m. Feb. 13 in the conference room at ALES. For information, call Machelle Durham at 358-4112.
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SPORTS BRIEF: Boys and Girls Club crowns basketball champions
January 11, 2013 · Updated 1:12 PM
The Federal Way Boys and Girls Club first-/second-grade Fall Munchkin League crowned a champion recently.
The Heat, coached by Mike Bible, knocked off the Suns, led by coach Randy Graap. The Heat ended the season a perfect 9-0 while the Suns posted a 6-3 record to capture second place. The champions of the third-/fourth-grade league were the Knicks, coached by Lovell Davis.
Registration for the upcoming Winter League is open until Jan. 25. Games will be played Feb. 11 to March 15. Teams are formed by local school and area. The divisions are divided into coed and consist of first/second grade, third/fourth, and fifth/sixth. Games are played at the Boys and Girls Club and local middle schools.
The program costs $60 for all leagues, plus a $36 Club membership fee. Registration can be done online at www.fwbgc.org or call Dolan Holt at (253) 681-6514.
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Safety Tips for Driving in Snowy Conditions
It's best to stay off the roads during snowfall, but if you must go out, try to follow these guidelines.
Just after 3 p.m. on Friday, snow began hitting the Philadelphia region, starting what the Weather Channel has dubbed "Winter Storm Khan." Khan is projected to deposit about one to two inches of snow in the Bucks-Montgomery County region, possibly reaching three inches in some areas. The continued cold weather will also create icy conditions tomorrow, making road travel problematic.
Earlier today, AAA Mid-Atlantic sent out a press relase with some safe driving tips that motorists would be wise to follow during cold and snowy weather. They include:
- Get Your Battery Checked – Batteries are always the biggest culprit for roadside assistance during a cold snap. Even at 32 degrees, a battery is 35 percent weaker.
- Frozen Car Door Locks – With moisture from the ice and snow combining with frigid temperatures, lock failure will be very common. Thaw a lock by: carefully heating the end of a key with a match or lighter; heating the lock with a hair dryer, or using a can of de-icer spray. Never pour hot water on a lock or windshield because this could worsen the problem or cause the windshield to shatter.
- Antifreeze - Make certain cooling system antifreeze is mixed with an equal portion of water for maximum protection.
- CO2 Dangers - Don't let frigid temperatures tempt you into starting your car in a closed garage or idling your engine for long periods with the windows closed. Carbon monoxide, present in exhaust fumes, is almost impossible to detect and can be fatal when breathed in a confined area.
- Check Tire Pressure – Cold weather reduces tire inflation pressure, so check tire pressures frequently and maintain the vehicle manufacturer's recommended levels (see car manual, not tire itself!).
- Slow down. Allow extra time to reach your destination, and allow extra following distance for safety.
- Use major routes. Major roads are cleared and treated first. Avoid secondary roads.
- Pack an emergency kit. Ice scraper, shovels, kitty litter, towels, blankets, coats, mittens, a cell phone, water and extra food in case you're stranded.
- Avoid slamming on brakes. Minimize brake use on very slippery, icy roads and hills; if further speed reduction is needed use a gentle and slow brake application.
- Do not panic. If your vehicle skids out of control steer in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go. To regain control of your vehicle, stay calm.
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9:32 am on Sunday, January 27, 2013
When conditions are bad I try to be cautious but always end up with an idiot up my tail pipe. They think because they have an SUV they can still go 90 just like they do in the commercial. Last year an idiot like that passed me and a minute later guess who I saw minus a bumper in a ditch?
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When driving in snow, Clear all snow and ice from the windscreen and the roof of the car before driving off. Do not use water to de-ice windscreens. Hot water can crack the glass and the water will only freeze again on the screen or on the ground where you are standing.


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Hi,I just purchased a brand new Pod X3 Pro. I'm getting terrible white noise through the headphones output. The outputs in the back are working fine and my headphones are also working. Can you help ?
i would try other headphones, i vaguely remember others having this issue and it was due to the impedence on the output/headphones not being compatible... not what anyone wants to hear if you like the headphones you have... but it's worth trying for troubleshooting issues if you have some other sets around.
Thank you so much for you fast reply.
It works with my iPod headphones... but not with my Sony MDR-7506!
At least I'm relieved, I know that my POD X3 Pro is not defective.
Thanks again!!!
I use the Sony MDR-7506 headphones on my X3Live without issue.
the X3 live seems pretty forgiving for headphones, i've only ever heard of these issues on the pro... but none of that is based on first hand knowledge so it may or may not be accurate.
Thanks guys!
Is there any other thread about this issue ? I did a search and couldn't find anything.
I'm having terrible white noise with my new Sennheiser HD650s. They're 300ohm rated so shouldn't present a problem? My former Sennhesier HD 25 IIs didn't have this problem and they are 70ohm. Is there anyway of getting round this other than to ditch my brand new cans?
Please take a look at our Headphones FAQ. It may shed some light as to why you are getting noise through your Sony headphones.
The FAQ states that : "Any headphone under 150 ohms is not supported by Line 6, so results may vary."
This is strange because my POD X3 Pro works well with my iPod headphones (16 Ohm), but not with my Sony MDR-7506 (63 Ohm)...
Anyone can try the MDR-7506 with a POD X3 Pro ?
Ah this explains some of the trouble I've been having. Add another set that doesn't work -- Shure SLC4s (29 Ohms). Audio comes through on some patches, none at all on others.
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Growth modification (early treatment) is part of the first phase of two-stage orthodontic treatment of children with Reference malocclusion Opens New Window (poor bite). Growth modification is only possible when bones are still growing. It is most effective during children's growth spurts.
Orthodontists use growth modification devices (appliances) to change the position, shape, length, or width of the jawbone(s). Some common devices are:
- Headgear, an appliance that uses pressure to guide teeth and jaw growth.
- Herbst, an appliance attached to the upper and lower molars that corrects overbites caused by a small lower jaw.
- Bionator, a removable appliance that guides teeth and jaw growth.
- Palatal expansion, an appliance that corrects crossbite by widening the upper jaw.
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Ideal timing of treatment varies depending on the condition, when adult teeth come in, and the amount of growth necessary to correct the malocclusion. Many children who begin growth modification in second or third grade are finished with orthodontic treatment before they begin high school.
Children are often more cooperative than teenagers when it comes to wearing their appliances for a certain number of hours a day. And they don't seem to mind closer parental supervision as much as teens do. However, the parent and the health professional must also beware of "burning out" the child on treatment before the second stage of treatment-braces-begins.
Because the jaw continues to grow during childhood and adolescence, growth modification doesn't always last. Some teens and adults keep their new jaw structure and size, while others have short-lived improvement. However, relapse can also occur after treatment with braces alone.
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A Colorado man who was terminated from his job for a positive drug test, despite being a registered medical marijuana user, is entitled to receive unemployment benefits, the Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled.
The relevant Colorado statute states that a claimant is not entitled to benefits if an employer can introduce competent evidence of:
The presence in an individual's system, during working hours, of not medically prescribed controlled substances, . . . as evidenced by a drug or alcohol test administered pursuant to a . . . previously established, written drug or alcohol policy of the employer and conducted by a medical facility or laboratory licensed or certified to conduct such tests. . .
Unfortunately for medical marijuana proponents, in this case, the Court of Appeals upheld a finding of entitlement to benefits on very narrow grounds - that the employer had failed to introduce evidence that the lab where the drug testing was performed was certified or licensed. The court did not hold that medically prescribed marijuana is a "medically prescribed controlled substance" or that medical marijuana users are protected from losing their unemployment benefits due to a failed drug test.
To learn more, read Toke of the Town or the law firm of Sherman & Howard's client advisory about the case.
What does this mean for North Carolina claimants pursuing unemployment appeals? North Carolina law does not yet allow medical use of marijuana, so a positive drug test for marijuana may still result in a finding of misconduct and a denial of benefits.
However, just as in Colorado, North Carolina unemployment benefits law requires that drug test evidence introduced in an appeals hearing must meet the standards of the North Carolina Controlled Substance Examination Regulation Act. This means that employers may be required to prove, among other requirements, that testing was conducted by an approved laboratory, that the laboratory performed a confirmation test, and that the sample was made available to the claimant for a potential retest.
I am a North Carolina employment law and unemployment claims lawyer. If you are a claimant who has been wrongly denied unemployment benefits due to a drug testing issue, contact me. I represent claimants in unemployment hearings and will fight for your rights. Feel free to give me a call at (919) 886-5005 or email me at richard.d.allen.esq (at) gmail (dot) com today to discuss your case.
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