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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 21, 2012) – After dropping its conference-opener at Mercer on Tuesday night, the ETSU volleyball team brought a new look back with them to Johnson City.
The move paid huge dividends for the Blue and Gold as the Bucs swept USC Upstate (25-20, 25-23, 25-15) in their Atlantic Sun home opener on Friday night inside Brooks Gym.
ETSU moved sophomore setter Jamie Rutledge (Kingsport, Tenn.) to libero for the first two sets and the second-year player finished with 12 digs, an assist, and a service ace, while a pair of Buccaneers added double-doubles in the victory. For the second straight match against the Spartans, sophomore Ivey Rice (Johnson City, Tenn.) collected a double-double as she registered a season-high 16 kills and 12 digs, and junior Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) picked up her ninth of the season. Devine ended with 15 kills and tied a career high with 19 digs.
As a team, the Bucs hit .246 (46-14-130) and held the Spartans to a .136 (29-14-110) clip, while for the second straight home match ETSU finished with nine service aces – which tied a season high. Meanwhile, ETSU's 46 kills, 40 assists, and 58 digs were the most by the Blue and Gold in a three-setter this season.
With the win, ETSU has now won four straight against USC Upstate and improved to 10-6, 1-1 in A-Sun play, while the Spartans dipped to 4-8, 0-2.
In the first set, neither team broke away until the Bucs stepped up their game late as ETSU won, 25-20. After both teams combined for five ties and one lead change midway through the stanza, ETSU scored three consecutive points to take a three-point advantage, 19-16, following kills by Rice and Meredith Hardy (Kingsport, Tenn.) along with an attack error by Upstate's Emily Bingham. Overall, the Blue and Gold closed out the frame on a 9-4 run to capture the opener, courtesy of the strong play by Rice. The Johnson City native totaled seven of her 16 kills in the opener, while Devine bagged 11 of her digs in the first set as well.
The second set was the closest of the three as the clubs saw 13 ties and seven lead changes, but the Blue and Gold held off the Spartans' late run to take a 2-0 lead in the match, 25-23. The set was a mirror image of the first as ETSU pulled away slightly midway through the frame when Devine's kill made it a 15-12 score, but the Spartans quickly evened things at 15 with a three consecutive points. From there, the teams traded points until Upstate went up 20-19, but the Bucs responded with a 5-0 surge to be serving for set point, 24-20. Unfortunately, the Spartans didn't go down without a fight as Upstate cut its deficit to one (24-23), but Rice came through with a powerful kill to end the set following a timeout by ETSU. Rice (six) and Devine (five) combined for 11 of the Bucs' 14 kills, while Kayla Williams (El Paso, Texas) had 12 of ETSU's 13 assists in the stanza.
ETSU didn't mess around in the final set as the Blue and Gold never trailed and cruised to a 10-point win, 25-15. The Bucs stormed out to a 6-2 start as Devine, Hardy, and Khadijah Wiley (Columbus, Ga.) all generated kills, while ETSU saw its lead soar to seven, 14-7, when Hardy slammed home one of her nine kills in the match. Upstate got to within three (16-13), but the Blue and Gold won nine of the final 11 points to cap off the sweep. As a team, the Bucs hit .361 and only committed two errors with 15 kills on 36 attempts, while Upstate finished at .161 (10-5-31). ETSU also had four of its service aces in the third and five different players recorded kills.
Hardy extended her streak of registering at least one block to 42 straight matches after finishing with nine kills and five blocks, while Williams quarterbacked the offense with 36 assists. The El Paso, Texas native also set a career high with three service aces, and sophomore Katie Muey (Alexandria, Ind.) tied her career best with three aces of her own.
Upstate was led by Kayla McAvoy's 11 kills and Kayla Eversgerd finished with seven kills and 10 digs.
The Bucs now hit the road again as ETSU heads to the Sunshine State to face Florida Gulf Coast on Friday and Stetson Saturday.
For more information on Buccaneer volleyball, visit ETSUBucs.com.


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Bear Hair-Cut Storyboard
Here's a wacky storyboard done by world famous REX. This is a good example of direct sponsorship or "branded entertainment".
George and Jimmy are sitting at a picnic tablein the thick of the woods.
there is a toaster oven on the table.
a cord droops over the table and goes over to the car and in the open door.
maybe we start on the car and pan to the table, pan following the cord.
up to the toaster and then 2 pine cones spring out
they are hot
and they are so hot he sort of juggles them up and down and blows on them to cool them off
George shushes Jimmy
a bear rises up from behind the bush
he sees the Vibe
"groovy Dad"
"You mind if I plug my Strat in there."
"I wanna rock out"
George throws a rock at his head
Scene wipe
fade in on the bear with a sheet around his neck as George shears his hair off with clippers
He turns his head back and forth to see the haircut in the mirror from different angles
then he looks at George and says, "Can i have whitewalls like yours?"
then he looks sheepish and leans down to George, "Say do you think you could do anything about my wife?"
Crunch crunch crunch
a hideous Gorilla walks out, with natty hair and long black teats
then he gains composure
"With the Pontiac Vibe fancy-ass AC outlet, anything's possible!....
He looks at the Gorilla
they land in Jimmy's hand
he eats them.
George inspects the armpits and her hairy legs
"Lady, this ain't France!"
In our country, the women shave their tender parts!
We don't need to show the shaving, but we should hear it
then cut to a blowdryer fluffing up the Gorilla's huge pink wig
then cut to the newly shaved and beautified Gorillaher arms up in the air, pits shaved
George plops a bra on them as the finishing touch
"Save that shit for the National Geographic! Decent folk wrap 'em up!"
then a shot of the bear with his arm around the bashful Gorilla
George shoots them
the last shot is them on George's trophy wall

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jblake12 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 100 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
Hi - given the poor global economy we're building a sale alerts service for consumers where we e-mail information to them about their favorite online retailers (e.g. Banana Republic). We need a logo and a simple webpage for it to sit on where users can sign up for this service.
Saleawaywithme or Saleawaywithme.com
Given that our domain name is longer than most, we need to be creative with how the logo and webpage look.
We want a very fun, but professional design; the goal is to save ourusers money, but the site should not look cheap, like many of the dealor coupons sites. Obviously the pun of sail/sale makesus think ofwater, blue, aqua. But purple (because its appeals to women, who willprobably be the primary customer) and red/green (think cash back,sales, etc.) may also work. Be creative!
The two deliverables:
- Logo that includes the name of the site (Saleawaywithme.com). One idea - aligning the words horizontally and vertically - so we have SALE in big block letters and then maybe AWAY sitting vertically next to the "E" in sale, and WITHME under SALE (or something like that)
- Webpage template that this logo can sit on; the main webpage for now will just be a simple form page where users type in their e-mail and check off a list of merchants that they like (just like http://www.dailycandy.com/subscribe/?sel=2 ).Here is a rough sense of the stuff that will be on the website, just give you a high level overview so you can come up with an overall design:
1. Header of homepage will include a logo in the top left corner andlinks to the Contact Us, Login, Tell a Friend, and User pages in thetop right corner.
3. Below the header will be a welcome message
4. Below the welcome message will be the following form fields:
a. Check off the stores from which the user wants alerts
b. Check off the types of products the user wishes to learn about
i. Men's
1. Clothing
2. Shoes
3. Accessories
ii. Women's
1. Clothing
2. Shoes
3. Accessories
iii. Children's
c. E-mail address
d. Users e-mail addresses of up to four friends to tell them about site
- Gaudy design
- Overly complex or noisy
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Some things in Section 9 girls' basketball haven't changed.
Some things in Section 9 girls' basketball haven't changed.
Monroe-Woodbury, Cornwall, John S. Burke Catholic and Livingston Manor all defended Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association division titles. Wallkill played in the Mid-Hudson Athletic League championship game for the fifth time in the last six seasons, winning its second title in three years.
Yet the Section 9 tournament figures to be wide open, with plenty of contenders and few clear-cut favorites.
Monroe-Woodbury, which went undefeated in OCIAA Division I, is the top seed. The Crusaders' only loss was a 36-33 defeat to Minisink Valley on Jan. 15.
Monroe-Woodbury scored at least 50 points in each of its next seven games and wrapped up the regular season with a 44-32 victory at Newburgh Free Academy.
"They're 17-1 and they're obviously the team to beat," Newburgh coach Rich Desiderio said.
Monroe-Woodbury was the top seed in the Section 9 tournament last season, but the Crusaders were upset in the semifinals by No. 5 Valley Central. The Vikings went on to win the Section 9 title.
All four teams from OCIAA Division II should be considered dangerous, as Minisink Valley, Warwick, Washingtonville and Valley Central — seeds No. 5 through 8, which all start on the road — spent the regular season beating one another unpredictably.
Kingston and Roosevelt also will contend, as could Newburgh, which will play without junior forward Sarah Williams, a double-double machine who averaged 13.3 points and 13.9 rebounds. She was removed from the team after repeated violation of team rules.
"There's not a whole lot of difference between the teams seeded two through eight," Desiderio said.
The favorite: Monroe-Woodbury. The Crusaders are deep, talented and fundamentally sound. Can they make up for last year's postseason shortcomings?
The dark horse: Kingston. The Tigers, the No. 2 seed, have played in eight Section 9 championship games since 2003, but were knocked out by Valley Central in the opening round last season. Kingston was 0-4 against Monroe-Woodbury and Newburgh in the regular season.
As the top two seeds, Wallkill (No. 1) and Cornwall earned byes into the quarterfinal round and are likely headed to a showdown in the championship game.
Wallkill starts three sophomores — Rachel Simon, Chelsea Murphy and Heather Kiczek, but the Panthers have size, speed and a penchant for the 3-point shot.
Wallkill enters the playoffs having won the MHAL tournament title, but the Panthers know the Section 9 tournament will be a tougher challenge.
"It's up-tempo. It's a lot different than the regular season," said senior forward Lisa Bouffard, who was a member of Wallkill's 2011 Section 9 championship team. "Cornwall is, if we meet them in the championship, they're tough and they're fast. We're fast, too, but I think we can beat them."
Wallkill was eliminated in the first round of last year's tournament in a wild back-and-forth game at Marlboro. The memory of that game has been motivating the team ever since.
"We know what it feels like to lose like that and we know we never want to feel like that again," Kiczek said. "We're just going to go out there and keep that pain in the back of our mind and let that drive us forward."
The favorite: Wallkill. The Panthers are strong all-around and head into the tournament having won the MHAL tournament championship.
The dark horse: Cornwall. The Dragons have had an up-and-down, injury-plagued season, but they also have the talent to go toe-to-toe with Wallkill.
John A. Coleman Catholic, a winner of five straight Section 9 titles, figured to be the clear-cut favorite in Class B after being moved up after a one-season stint at Class C in 2011-12.
Onteora, however, upset Coleman Catholic in the MHAL semifinals, earning the No. 1 seed in the process.
John S. Burke Catholic, which won the OCIAA Division IV title, will be the No. 2 seed as Coleman Catholic dropped to No. 3 after the loss to Onteora.
Highland, a winner of four straight Section 9 Class B titles, is the No. 6 seed and opens with a game at Coleman Catholic in the quarterfinal round.
No. 4 Marlboro lost to Wallkill in the MHAL semifinals, but the team does have a few signature wins on its schedule. The Dukes were the only team to have defeated Wallkill during the regular season.
The favorite: Coleman Catholic. With Onteora coming back down to earth in a 22-point loss to Wallkill in the MHAL finals, Coleman Catholic could be poised for a rematch against Onteora in the final. Senior center Lauren Melville was held scoreless in the MHAL semifinals loss, but she and twin sisters Nicole and Emily Curley give Coleman Catholic too much of a presence down low to not make a charge at a sixth straight Section 9 title.
The darkhorse: Marlboro. The Dukes have plenty of talent, but will they have what it takes in a potential semifinal game at Onteora?
Chester went undefeated in OCIAA Division V, so the Hambletonians were rewarded with a No. 1 seed and a first-round bye.
The rest of the bracket is a toss-up, as it was during much of the regular season.
"It could be anybody's thing," Tri-Valley coach John Tenbus said. "Obviously, Chester is a great team and so are Millbrook and Tuxedo. It's going to be fun."
Chester is led by senior guard Mardelle Jean, and she has a solid supporting cast in senior center Amanda Schembri and sophomore sensation Simone Ayers, who has quickly become one of Section 9's best rebounders and scorers in the paint.
Millbrook, which had a strong season in the MHAL, is the No. 2 seed.
The favorite: Chester. The Hambletonians haven't played in a Section 9 championship game since 1994. That Class D final, a 51-39 loss to Eldred, is Chester's only appearance in a Section 9 final. With a good mix of veteran leadership, scoring and rebounding, Chester might make school history this time around.
The darkhorse: Tuxedo. The Tornadoes have a long tradition of girls' basketball success. With Kaylah Pinkney and her 13.2 points per game leading the way, Tuxedo could wind up in the title game for the eighth time in the last 12 seasons.
It's a two-team field in Class D. No. 2 Livingston Manor and No. 1 Eldred tied for the OCIAA Division VI title after splitting the season series.
Eldred did win the most recent matchup on Wednesday night, using a balanced scoring attack — no Eldred player reached double digits — to top Manor 38-30.
Manor's Samantha Scott scored 21 points in that game, and she was a key player in the Wildcats' run to the state semifinals last season.


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A piece montee des macarons.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
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A piece montee des macarons.
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Ohhh--How pretty, Carol! Puttin' that bird book to good use, eh? A lovely bluebird there on the cup, too. You're making me wish I was done with all this work I have to do so I could get the paints out...ReplyDelete
I love Limoges. Look at that creamery bowl.. and your gorgeous watercolor cups. Love this stuff.. no words , just sighs ... gorgeous.ReplyDelete
OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHH I LOVE THESE PAINTINGS... WOW.ReplyDelete
I had nothing to do with putting those macarons into the pictureReplyDelete
L'objet trouve!
We are not alone in madly loving LaLe macaron!
C'est ravissant !ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Love the Bernardaud made copies of the Queen's Dairy porcelain.ReplyDelete
The macarons are beautiful too, but I prefer the rose-flavored pastries at Laduree.
How lovely! It would indeed be nice to have a teapot like this!ReplyDelete
I hope supernanny stripped the thorns off. Or perhaps the roses were from SIA...I WANT them!!!ReplyDelete
OH JEANETTE! You are ever the practical one :)ReplyDelete
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The bird cup is grogous and the entire pieces is more than divine.ReplyDelete
I can't tell you how exited I am about it. May I say, IMHO, it's your best work yet? If we just hadn't gotten back from Paris, the cup would be mine in the blink of an eyelash. Thank you for bringing a little of Paris back into my day.
of course you will get one and..uhhm...study it for research purposes. I wish I could be there to join you in this vital research.ReplyDelete


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I'm really stoked about this match up! It has the potential to surpass even Brian Tuck vs. Jake C! This will go down in a couple of months with Mr. #1 Tim Prapong volunteering to have camera coverage.
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Dave has been playing around 5 years and has recently progressed from 3.5 to 4.0.
Joe B has a few years of experience but is a rapidly rising star in this community as well as his
league competitions.
Venue to be decided but it will be in SoCal.
Match predictions any one?
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Dave had to stay with the family. Boo. lol
Heh. What money? lol
Are they PLaying OR is this Dead if its Dead! Delete This Forum POST!
Its Just disappointing.
Dave and Joe can get it on without Chin or even me. It is up to them. They are friends I believe. lol
i know what they can do ....its called tripod
If they want me as a cameraman, they gotta be ready to play lights out!
if they want me as a heckler, they'll have to wait
If they need advice on how to trashtalk, look to Coach V! lol
Just too bad this match wasn't able to push through and hopefully in future we can meet up again and get it done. For now I am out on this match. Thanks for all the comments. Dave
Coach V says to delete this thread. The match that never was.
This is different from Mayweather Vs Pac Man because the boxers themselves disagree about the terms of the match, whereas here the match was setup by the organizer, given the date to meet up and play. Both players agree to drive 2 hours to play a match on a date that was established by the organizer but then said organzier failed to show up. I don't think the players should be blamed or accussed for this mishap and by the way they are not the one who started the thread and the match here. I highly suggest that this thread be deleted the soonest. Hopefully players who involved here can clear their name and also no tripod, no trashtalk and don't need a heckler either. Thank you. Dave. :)
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Monthly Development Update – April 2012
For this month's letter we are, as promised, diving into some of the details of the system updates that are currently in motion, and that will appear over the summer updates. With more class changes, a new sprint system, and the long awaited multi-feat spec system on their way, we wanted to take some time to explain how some of these features are shaping up.
There is also the small matter of the game's fourth anniversary incoming, but more on that later, let's get down to the system details first.
It's all about speed...
The way that stamina has been used in the game has long been a major balance issue. We have had to use various methods down the years to try and balance it, some of them messier than we would have liked, and much of the problem was linked to the original implementation of the way sprinting works in the game.
Systems Lead Einar Forselv explains in more detail:
"The stamina drain system did a percentage stamina drain on your total stamina pool amount. This meant that having high amounts of stamina had a huge penalty. This is of course more than a little counter-intuitive. Then you had the fact that stamina based classes using the same resource for sprinting and damage/utility makes situations where you are in combat over several minutes hard to handle since the amount of stamina regeneration in many cases simply cannot keep up. This was again magnified by the increasing costs for sprinting because of the percentage drain. Lastly, from a balance perspective, Casters also suffer during long fights since they have no means to regenerate stamina while in combat. When they had access to potions, it was too powerful of an advantage, but then when we locked them out in the previous balance changes, it definitely put them at a disadvantage in a drawn out fight. It was the lesser of two evils, but that doesn't mean we didn't want to address it."
So what about the new system? What will change exactly? Einar elaborated for us, and explained what will be changing with the new system:
"In the new system, we will introduce a new personal resource that will be used just for sprinting. It is also not observable by other players. This resource represents your sprinting capacity and is measured in seconds. This new sprint resource will also be drained when using the double tapping avoidance techniques.
Regeneration is represented over N seconds. The same rate applies in and out of combat. For some players this will mean lower regeneration rates out of combat when compared to the current system when using stamina, but offers a system that is way more consistent, flexible and understandable for everyone. However, remember that this will be completely independent of stamina regeneration, so everyone will have a greater tactical choice with this ability as they will no longer need to choose between sprinting or combo execution. This will be a timed resource that players can manage to their maximum advantage, and will make timing of its use vital, in particular in PvP."
This also means, systems wise, that these sprinting changes have a knock-on effect on a few others areas.
Firstly, the most obvious implication is that stamina as a resource is now used exclusively for combos. Casters will no longer have a stamina resource at all. (On a side note, the cost of spellweaving for casters is being reworked accordingly.)
This Sprinting ability can still be upgraded in the AA system.
The Endurance skill will be changed to reduce the amount of stamina used when executing combos. The stamina cost formula will be completely reworked. Also, some abilities, spells and feats will be redesigned to fit the changes, and the new shape and use of stamina.
Lastly, the way that Mounts work has been adapted to fit with the new system. Mounts will now also use the new sprint system. However, the mount itself will have a separate sprint pool size and regeneration independent of the player. This means that the performance of a mount is much more consistent across classes.
Overall the intention here is that sprinting will again become a tactical, and more importantly balanced, resource in combat. The playing field will be level, and any advantages earned will be based solely on your skill and judgement as to when you decide to use your sprint resource.
Multi Feat Specifications
This feature is one that many players have been requesting for quite a while, so it's great to finally be able to address it. The idea here is to make it easier for players to participate in different activities in the game, so they don't have to feel that they need to maintain a weaker hybrid set-up just because they like playing both PvE and PvP content, or don't have to sacrifice in order to provide a certain role in raid game-play.
The first point has already been given away in the title of this section. It will ultimately be a multi-spec system, and not just a dual-spec. While players can initially switch between two specs, we will have a third slot as well (and possibly more in the future). Free players will have to purchase access to any additional slots. Premium players will have access to two feat builds, with the third available from the in-game store.
Switching specs can be done almost anywhere in the game. Exceptions are for example inside raid and group instances. A limited amount of the shortcut bar slots will be saved for a feat spec. Half the battle is often setting up your shortcut bars when switching specs.
You will be able to give your specifications custom names so that they are easily identifiable, and you will be able to see all your feat specs at any time.
You will be able to allocate feat points to your builds without switching between them, but resetting your active specification still requires a visit to the trainer.
We are really looking forward to seeing this functionality on the live servers later in the summer.
Class Updates
We are currently working on the updates for the Tempest of Set class. The scope of the changes will probably be roughly similar to that which you recently saw for the Priest of Mitra. We have been collecting a lot of player feedback for this one (and still are!) so we feel we will have a good set of changes that should please fans of the Tempest. Mainly we are aiming to make the trees more consistent, providing good end lines for each tree and redesigning the currently weaker feats.
After the Tempest we will be giving a short look at the Bear Shaman to round out the Priest archetype, but this has far lower priority, and will be on a smaller scale. We feel that the Bear Shaman is already a pretty solid class, but their end feats probably deserve a second look.
Then we will be moving on to the Mage classes, with the Herald of Xotli and the Necromancer as our first priorities. Note that that doesn't mean the other classes might not get a few tweaks and pokes, but the above is the focus for the team at the moment.
Faction Vendor Changes
The systems team have also been working away on some changes for the reward vendors in Khitai. There are quite a few changes incoming, so Systems Designer Knut Jagels gave us a run-down of what is in store.
"We have added a great new accessory item to the Jiang Shi that I think most classes will want to take a serious look at, and we have significantly reduced the cost of the Jiang Shi's Body Bag item, given the other recent inventory additions. We have also added the epic level leg slot items that previously only dropped in the Enigmata and Ai hardmode to the vendors for those who want another option for attaining them. We have also reduced the price of the various Alternate Advancement containers in the faction vendors so that they provide a better priced option for those who may wish to boost their advancement there. Lastly, we have also added to the loot tables so that all the Expansion group dungeons now grant at least one Rare Trophy .
A little further out we are also looking at some quest changes in Khitai to add some additional new rewards and provide some additional goals for longer term players."
Birthday Celebrations
Next month will mark the fourth anniversary for Age of Conan! To mark the anniversary, we will have a special gift for all our loyal players, among which you will find a very special new cloak that the King himself has commissioned for his loyal followers. Keep your eyes out for more details as we approach the special day!
A sign of things to come ...
Lastly, some of our adventurers have been venturing further afield than ever before, and are returning word of a ruined city to the south ... we sense there may be more there to explore ...
Until next month, barbarians. We shall see you on the battlefield!


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29 U.S. Code § 1131 - Criminal penalties
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§ 1131.
Criminal penalties
Any person who willfully violates any provision of part 1 of this subtitle, or any regulation or order issued under any such provision, shall upon conviction be fined not more than $100,000 or imprisoned not more than 10 years, or both; except that in the case of such violation by a person not an individual, the fine imposed upon such person shall be a fine not exceeding $500,000.
Any person that violates section 1149 of this title shall upon conviction be imprisoned not more than 10 years or fined under title 18, or both.
(Pub. L. 93–406, title I, § 501, Sept. 2, 1974, 88 Stat. 891; Pub. L. 107–204, title IX, § 904, July 30, 2002, 116 Stat. 805; Pub. L. 111–148, title VI, § 6601(b), Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 779.)
2010—Pub. L. 111–148 designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b).
2002—Pub. L. 107–204 substituted "$100,000" for "$5,000", "10 years" for "one year", and "$500,000" for "$100,000".
Secretary authorized, effective Sept. 2, 1974, to promulgate regulations wherever provisions of this subchapter call for the promulgation of regulations, see section 1031 of this title.
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


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Many deserving animals will be on their way to finding forever homes as a result of four upcoming Heart of Niagara adoption events happening this weekend in Lewiston and Niagara Falls.
Heart of Niagara Animal Rescue will be on site with animals in front of Lewiston Music across from the Hennepin Park Gazebo (corner of Center and South Fourth streets) this Friday from 6-9 p.m., and again on Monday, July 15, from 7-9 p.m.
While guests are there, they can enjoy music in the gazebo featuring '60s, '70s and '80s music on Friday night, and blues music on Monday night.
This Saturday, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., meet Heart of Niagara at Grandpaws Pet Emporium near the corner of Center and North Eighth streets in Lewiston.
Heart of Niagara will then be at Blackwinds Pet Supplies on Military Road in Niagara Falls on Sunday, July 14, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. The Blackwinds adoption event also includes a free microchip clinic sponsored by the Niagara County Health Department. Dr. Kristen Ruest, from The Village Vet of Lewiston, will be on site at Blackwinds from 2 until 4 p.m. for microchip placement.
For more information, call Heart of Niagara Animal Rescue at 716-345-7129 or visitwww.heartofniagara.org.


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Building trust in the heart of community
Inspiring a vision of community where a commitment to reconciliation and justice transcends competing identities and interests
For over two decades Hope in the Cities has helped transform Richmond, VA, from a symbol of racial division to a model for reconciliation. Through acknowledgement of history, honest conversation and skills building workshops, the experiential learning offered by Hope in the Cities builds capacity for community leaders.
A sustained citizen-led effort has resulted in a network of leaders in non-profit and business sectors, local government, media and education. It engages people across the political spectrum and of all cultural and religious backgrounds.
A proven process for change
Hope in the Cities' approach includes three vital steps:
- Honest conversation: creating models of sustained community dialogue involving all sectors and leading to new and unexpected partnerships
- Personal responsibility: moving beyond blame and personal pain to constructive action
- Acts of acknowledgement and reconciliation: breaking cycles of guilt or anger to reach understanding and healing
Hope in the Cities offers Richmond as a center for community trustbuilding where processes for trustbuilding, reconciliation, and community change are regularly learned and effectively practiced.
Workshops & training
Hope in the Cities offers workshops on dialogue facilitation and design, acknowledgment of painful history, trustbuilding, and building and sustaining diverse teams in communities divided by race, ethnicity, class, or religion.
Workshops and trainings are custom-designed as a half-day, whole-day, or multi-modular sessions for community groups, nonprofit organizations, corporations, universities, faith congregations, social service and government agencies.
Workshops/trainings are offered in Richmond or on-site as requested.
Clients include:
Bon Secours Health System, Leadership Metro Richmond, Higher Achievement, Richmond Public Schools, Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, American Civil War Center, Neighborhood Resource Center, John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation, Tulsa, Justice Institute of British Columbia, Dayton Dialogue on Race Relations, Fetzer Institute, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Duke Divinity School, American University, University of Richmond, Norfolk State University, University of Virginia , Eastern Mennonite University
Find out more about workshops on offer...


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Washington State Collision Report Forms are available at most police departments and on the Washington State Patrol website. If an officer did not take a report after a collision, you are required by law to complete this form if the damage to any involved vehicle exceeds $1000 or if anyone is injured. A copy of the completed form should be mailed to the WSP address on the form within 72 hours of the incident.
Alien Firearms Licenses are no longer issued at the Redmond Police Department. Applicants should contact the King County Sheriff's Office.
For all non-emergency domestic animal matters, contact King County Animal Control at 206-296-PETS. Refer to Wildlife section for additional information.
Contact Washington State Patrol's WATCH program at 360-534-2000.
Bicyclists riding on the road have all rights and responsibilities of a motorized vehicle and are subject to the same citations as motorists. Bicyclists should always ride with the flow of traffic (RCW 46.61). Bicycles are permitted on sidewalks and have all rights and responsibilities of a pedestrian.
Any person operating or riding a bicycle, or cycle not powered by motor, on a public roadway, bicycle path, or any right-of-way or publicly owned facility under the jurisdiction of King County shall wear a protective helmet designed for bicycle safety (Code of the King County Board of Health, Title 9). Bicycle and ski/snowboard helmets of all sizes are on sale at the Redmond Police Department.
Contact the Department of Licensing at 360-902-3600.
The Redmond Police Department does not perform car seat safety inspections. For assistance, contact the Washington State Safety Restraint Coalition at 1-800-bucklup.
Please provide copies of the CIS request to the Records Division. We retain a copy of this paperwork and send it with copies of your arrest record(s) directly to CIS. If you do not have your CIS paperwork available, you will need to complete a Request for Disclosure Form. We respond to your request for arrest records within 5 business days. View the current fees for this service.
RPD serves all addresses located within the city limits of Redmond. All parts of unincorporated Redmond is served by the King County Sheriff, 206-296-3311.
The most effective way to get a clearance letter regarding your criminal history is through the Washington State Patrol's WATCH program. The information provided by WATCH will include criminal history conviction information for the entire State of Washington. For local history only, you may request a notarized citizen letter in person at the Records Division of the police department. The Records team is available for this service Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. excluding holidays, and only if you are a current or former City of Redmond resident with proof of residency. View the current fees for this service. We require picture ID and conduct a records check for local history, within the City of Redmond only.
Washington State Law requires residents to apply for a CPL in the jurisdiction where they reside. If you have a Redmond mailing address but reside outside the city limits, you must apply through the King County Sheriff's Office. For all options below, a current, valid picture-ID is required. If your ID does not have a current Redmond address, please bring proof of residency, such as a utility bill.
Redmond residents may apply for an original CPL between 9:00 - 10:30 a.m., Tuesday and Thursday at the front counter of the Public Safety Building. Please allow up to 30 minutes, depending upon the number of other applicants. (You may also apply through the King County Sheriff's Office which offers more days and times.) An original CPL is $50.75 and is valid for 5 years from the date of issue.
Redmond residents may renew or replace a CPL anytime during regular business hours. The renewal fee is $32.00 and is valid for 5 years from the date of expiration of the current license. You have up to 90 days prior to the license expiration date to renew it. If you renew your CPL within 90 days after the expiration date, the late renewal fee is $42.00. CPLs more than 90 days expired are no longer valid; you must apply for an original. The replacement fee is $10 and will hold the original expiration date.
Please allow up to thirty (30) days for any type of CPL application to be processed.
Methods of payment acceptable at the Police Department: VISA, MasterCard or personal check. All cash payments must be made in person at City Hall, 2nd floor.
Requests for cases under active prosecution must be made through the appropriate prosecutor's office. If the case is being handled by the City of Redmond Prosecutor, Discovery Request forms can be obtained at the Redmond Police Department. By law, the Prosecutor's Office has 21 days to respond to the request.
View the Department of Licensing website, or contact by phone at 360-902-3600.
As the use of hobby and commercial Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones) increases, many of you may have questions on appropriate and safe flying. The City of Redmond does not currently have an overarching ordinance that specifically addresses drones. However, please note that per RMC 9.32.215, flying any motorized model aircraft in city parks, including drones, is prohibited.
We encourage everyone to review the new FAA guidance for both commercial and hobby drones at this website: http://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/. There you will find requirements for flying, safety guidelines that should be followed and frequently asked questions.
We also advise the public, if at any time, the noise of a drone, or perception of invasion of privacy is an issue, please report your concerns to 911 at the time it is happening.
See our 2017 user fee schedule.
The Redmond Police Department does not provide fingerprint services. You may contact private companies in the area that provide this service.
The King County Sheriff's Office provides fingerprinting for citizens in unincorporated KC and in their contract cities only. Please see their website for more information.
City of Redmond residents may apply Tuesday and Thursday between 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. Applicants must provide a copy of a valid Federal Firearms Dealer License, Washington State Business License, Redmond Business License, and photo ID. A check for $125 payable to the State of Washington must accompany applications.
It is unlawful to sell, possess, use, or explode any dangerous fireworks within the city of Redmond. This prohibition shall not apply to duly-authorized public displays (Redmond Municipal Code 9.26.020).
RPD does not have a jail, but has a booking facility where a person can be held up to 6 hours. RPD uses jails operated by King County. To speak with a prisoner, contact the jail in which he/she is located. Inmate names are often available on jail websites.
The Property and Evidence Division frequently receives property found by citizens, most commonly bicycles, key rings, backpacks, wallets, and purses. An appointment is required to pick up property. The Property and Evidence Division can be reached Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact 425-556-2532. firstname.lastname@example.com
For anything with a serial number, help police contact you if your property is found. Register Your Valuables.
For all civil related matters such as fines, tickets, obtain court orders, divorce papers, protection orders, apply for a passport, or for small claims matters, contact the Northeast District Court at 206-205-9200. The Redmond Police Department is not connected with NEDC. Northeast District Court is a King County Court (as opposed to a city court), is located at 8601 160th Avenue NE next to the library, and has its own parking lot off 160th Ave NE.
Arrangements for a Public Defender are made at Northeast District Court, 206-205-9200. Public Defender payments should be made at the Finance Department in City Hall (15670 NE 85th Street).
Requests for police case reports must be submitted to the Redmond Police Department. The Records Division will respond within 5 business days (RCW 42.17.320). This response may be the requested case copy or a letter stating that more time is required to process the request. All requests are subject to Public Disclosure Law. Please see our Police Records Request page for further information. See our 2017 fee schedule for case report costs.
We receive several questions about vehicle driver's laws with regards to passing a school bus. The law is commonly misunderstood. Check the infographic here to better understand what to do when a school bus has flashing lights on and a stop paddle or bar out.
The Redmond area is home to a wide range of birds and animals. It is not unusual for local residents to see deer, coyotes, raccoons, possum, etc. If someone is in danger, call 911 immediately. To report a threatening or dangerous animal, call the Enforcement Office in Olympia, 360-902-2926.


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Tucked away within attics, or at the top of high ceilings, lofted offices provide just enough privacy while still being connected to the rest of the home. From the tiniest desks nestled in at the top of a landing to expansive studies open to living rooms below, these office lofts make work look fun.
1. 'The Brain' by Olson Kundig Architects
2. Room Service
3. Russell Smith for House and Leisure
4. Carol Gardens Abode by CWB Architects
5. Penthouse at the Metropole by FORMA Design
6. Peter Aaron/Esto for Hudson Valley Magazine
7. Rob Brinson for Atlanta Homes Magazine
8. Architectural House Plans
9. Dos Family
10. Mark Mahaney for Dwell
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All-Female, Mostly White Jury Chosen For Trial Of George Zimmerman In Shooting Of Trayvon Martin
A six-person, all-female jury was chosen Thursday in Florida for the trial of George Zimmerman in the 2012 shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin, the Associated Press and CNN reported. Five of the six jurors are also white. The four alternates are two men and two women, also all white.
Race is a large factor in the Zimmerman-Martin case. Zimmerman, who is half Hispanic, has maintained that he shot Martin, a young black man, in self-defense during a scuffle late at night.
The six women were chosen from a pool of 500 potential jurors, who were then whittled down to 40.


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Sunday, December 5, will be an emotional and meaningful day on two fronts for trainer John Shirreffs at Hollywood Park.
In addition to seeing retired superstar Zenyatta make her final public appearance in a ceremony between races, Shirreffs will also saddle defending champion Zardana in quest of a record sixth victory in the $150,000 Bayakoa Handicap.
Zenyatta, the glamour queen of racing with 19 victories in 20 starts, grazed outside Barn 55 South Sunday with groom Mario Espinoza as 25 adoring fans admired and photographed her.
"Zenyatta will be flown to Kentucky on the 6th," said Shirreffs of the 6-year-old mare who will leave a gaping hole not only in his barn but in the entire industry. Zenyatta will go Lane's End Farm for breeding next year to a stallion yet to be determined.
Zardana will try to provide the Z power in the Shirreffs barn with a repeat victory in the Bayakoa, a Grade II test for fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
Zardana, a 6-year-old Brazilian-bred mare owned by Arnold Zetcher, defeated Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra in the New Orleans Ladies Stakes at Fair Grounds in March but is winless in three races since.
Zardana sandwiched two troubled trips in the La Troienne Stakes at Churchill Downs and the Spinster Stakes at Keeneland around a creditable third-place finish in the Vanity Handicap here behind Zenyatta and St Trinians.
"She still has to breeze seven furlongs," said Shirreffs of a final work for Zardana before the Bayakoa. She will again be ridden by Victor Espinoza, who was aboard in the Bayakoa last year and seeks a record-equaling fifth victory in the race to tie Chris McCarron.
Espinoza also won the Bayakoa aboard Star Parade in 2003, Hollywood Story in 2004 and Foxysox in 2006.
Shirreffs previously won the Bayakoa with Manistique in 1998 and 1999, Starrer in 2002 and Hollywood Story.
Other probable starters include 2009 runner-up Silver Swallow (Mike Smith), Life Is Sweet Stakes winner Washington Bridge (Rafael Bejarano) and It Tiz, who worked a bullet six furlongs in 1:12.60 Saturday.
Dakota Phone, the only California-based horse to win a Breeders' Cup race this year, will return Saturday in the $100,000 Native Diver Handicap, a Grade III test at 1 1/8 miles on Cushion Track.
"He's ready to go," said Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, Sunday after the 5-year-old gelding worked satisfactorily Friday, his third drill here since winning the $1-million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile November 6 at Churchill Downs.
Joel Rosario, who guided Dakota Phone to the 37-1 upset and millionaire status, has the return call. Dakota Phone has been in the money in 22 of 32 starts and earned $1,273,810 for John Carver, Halo Farm and George Todaro.
Other probable starters include California Cup Classic winner Soul Candy (Rafael Bejarano) and Aggie Engineer (Joe Talamo) for trainer Paddy Gallagher, Spurrier (Victor Espinoza), Achak (Alonso Quinonez) and Philatelist (Patrick Valenzuela).
Aggie Engineer, winner of an allowance/optional claimer in his last start, worked seven furlongs in a bullet 1:27.60 Sunday.
Philatelist worked five furlongs in 1:00.40 Sunday for trainer Humberto Ascanio, who won the Native Diver last year with Mast Track. Philatelist will make his first start since March after going to the sidelines with a splint injury.
Trainer Doug O'Neill was back at work for a second morning in Barn 63 North Sunday after undergoing an emergency appendectomy this week.
"On Wednesday night, I thought I had a bellyache, and it turned out I had a bad appendix," said O'Neill jokingly. "I went to St. John's Hospital at Santa Monica at 8 p.m. for the surgery and was released at 8 a.m. Thursday morning."
After watching football on television for two days, O'Neill returned to the barn Saturday morning and saddled entrants in the afternoon.
Veteran jockey Iggy Puglisi savored his first victory of the year Saturday with longshot Ghost N Your Heart, a 2-year-old filly which paid $58.80 after an upset victory in the fourth race for $32,000 maiden claimers.
"This was neat," said Puglisi, a 36-year-old native of Argentina. "It was all because of one of her owners, Dave Unger. He called me and asked if I would like to ride her, and I said I would love to.
"I worked her one time, she was scratched from another race, and I got very lucky today," said Puglisi of the first-time starter who rallied to win the 6 ½-furlong race. "It was nice to be back in the winner's circle."
Ghost N Your Heart completed a training double for Paul Aguirre, who also won the second race with Miss Picaboo.
Pico Perdomo, who returned from his native Uruguay to train on this circuit at the beginning of the year, has traded in the early hours to become racing manager for Rancho San Paesea S.A.
Rancho San Paesea leased three horses here with trainer Humberto Ascanio to Perdomo's wife, Stella. They include Proudinsky, a multiple stakes winner who finished second in the Citation Handicap Saturday, and Philatelist, who worked Sunday for the Native Diver Handicap next Saturday.
FINISH LINES—Trainer Jamie Lloyd, hobbled on crutches after turning his ankle two days ago, seeks a double of sorts today with Fantastic Pick, who he trains in the Hollywood Derby, and Cloneylass, who he purchased in Ireland for the Miesque Stakes. Cloneylass, trained in New York by Rick Dutrow, will be transferred to Lloyd after the Miesque and remain here, according to the trainer…
Trainer Vladimir Cerin celebrated his 56th birthday Friday with his 1,000th career victory, Cigar Man, in the All American Stakes at Golden Gate Fields…Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert is two shy of his 2,000th victory… Aron Wellman, vice president of Team Valor International—co-owner of Matriarch winner Gypsy's Warning Friday, said the South African-bred mare would be flown to Palm Meadows, Florida, Tuesday and rejoin trainer Graham Motion for future plans…Trainer Eoin Harty said that Victor's Cry, winner of the Citation Handicap Saturday, returned in good order and be pointed to turf stakes at Santa Anita…*Peter Miller* hopes to complete a "triple crown" of the autumn meet here with Comma to the Top. The 2-year-old gelding, winner of the Generous Stakes Saturday after capturing the Real Quiet Stakes in his previous outing, will be pointed to the $750,000 CashCall Futurity December 18…Hollywood Juvenile Championship winner J P's Gusto worked six furlongs in 1:13.80 and Hollywood Prevue runner-up Industry Leader drilled five furlongs in 59.60 for the Futurity…Eastern invader Nina Fever worked four furlongs in 48.20 for trainer Wesley Ward for the $250,000 Hollywood Starlet December 11…Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith returned this morning after competing in an all-star jockey competition in Japan.
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Linked by jarkkot on Tue 26th Jul 2011 21:44 UTC
Debian announced that they are going to introduce multiarch support for Wheezy (7.0) in 2013. Well, nice, but aren't they a little bit late now that problems are mostly sorted out and systems moved to 64-bit? This would have been great news at the time when Lenny (5.0) was released, but does it even matter in 2013? Are they just going to make things more complicated for no reason?
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[q]But seriously, it does seem a little late for this. It might have helped the transition, but almost all processors are 64-bit now, so the market for this is small.[q]
Well, this is only one advantage. The other is cross-platform development.
You'll be able to install libraries for multiple archs in parallel, meaning (e.g.) that you can install ARM libraries on x86_64 as well, to compile against with a cross-compiler.
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by fretinator on Wed 27th Jul 2011 21:20 in reply to "RE: Me too"