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Titan Cool Idol CPU Cooler Review
Are you looking for a new CPU cooler? Maybe yours is not giving you the performance that you wish it were, maybe you are still running the stock cooling solution that came with your processor and you want to begin your venture into the overclocking scene. Every overclocker knows that temperatures are one of the quickest ways to kill your hardware or make your overclock unstable. Well Titan may just have the solution that you are looking for with the release of their CoolIdol CPU Cooler. This cooler is a large heatsink & fan solution that has a total of six heatpipes integrated in its design. I am curious to see if this cooler is going to be able to play with the big dogs or not.
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The packaging for the Titan CoolIdol CPU cooler is quite a busy one as it has a whole bunch of information and pictures all over the place. The front of the package is where you are going to find not only the name of the cooler and it's logo but you are also going to be able to see a picture of the cooler. This is also where you are going to find a whole bunch of information about the CoolIdol; such as it has 6 heatpipes, it has a polished copper base, rubber fan push pins are installed, 12 CM fan, and much more. There is a slogan under the CoolIdol CPU Cooler logo, which reads "Quiet Performance with Maximum Cooling" which suggests that this cooler is going to be able to cool the hottest of processors while not making much noise at all. When you take a look at the back of the package, you are going to see the exact same picture of the CoolIdol and the logo on the top. The bottom section of this side is where you are going to find some of the highlighted features and pictures showing you what they look like and where these features are located. The next side is where you are going to find all of the CPU support information along with a graph showing you the dBA of this cooler vs. the stock Intel cooler as well as temperatures at 38°C ambient temperatures. The final side is where you are going to find installation instructions that are loaded with pictures again, along with a specification chart.
When you open up the main packaging for the Titan CoolIdol CPU cooler, you are going to find a large clear plastic package to keep the CoolIdol in place during the shipping process. At the bottom of this molded plastic package, you are going to find a cardboard box that holds all of the accessories that you will need to use with the CoolIdol to install it on your system.
Inside the cardboard accessories box, you are going to find all sorts of different parts that are needed for the different popular CPU sockets that you may want to install the CoolIdol on. Included in this box, you will find a tube of thermal paste, in case you were out and need some for the installation, there is also a fan speed controller to manually control the fan speed. There are also the backing plates for both the Socket 775 installation as well as for the AMD sockets. For the installation on an AMD socket, you will need to replace the mounting hardware on heatsink itself. There are many different types of screws that are included and their use depends on the socket type you will be installing the CoolIdol on.
After taking a look at the packaging for the Titan CoolIdol CPU Cooler along with all the accessories that are included, I am quite anxious to see exactly what the cooler looks like and how she will perform.

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At first glance, "Field to Feast: Recipes Celebrating Florida Farmers, Chefs, and Artisans" looks like your standard-issue cookbook.
First glances can be so deceiving.
This 300-page book by Pam Brandon, Katie Farmand and Heather McPherson is much more than a resource for cooks. Sure, it's packed with mouthwatering recipes, from sips and starters (a goat's milk panna cotta with arugula from Terk's Acres in St. Augustine) on through desserts (a mango cobbler from Erickson Farm in Canal Point).
But few cookbooks offer a recipe for Florida swamp cabbage requiring "fresh swamp cabbage," which, the authors note, can be found in specialty markets and at fish...


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WOODBRIDGE, N.J. (AP) - October 3, 2012 --No one was injured when a truck loading propane at the Hess refinery in New Jersey developed a leak and released a vapor cloud.
Emergency crews halted the leak at a loading dock at the Woodbridge refinery Wednesday.
Hess spokesman Jon Pepper tells The Home News Tribune of East Brunswick nonessential personnel were evacuated, while refining and gasoline loading operations continued as usual.
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A different kind of Holocaust 'survivor' tells her story
Liat Ben-Shay is a different kind of Holocaust "survivor."
Without the Holocaust, she never would have been born.
That fact still fuels her passion, to teach and create lasting art images that will tell the world about both the horrors of the Holocaust and the courage found in the Jews' resistance to the Nazi war machine.
Ben-Shay, who shares her birth year with her native Israel, told her story recently, one day after more than 600 Jews gathered at an Amherst temple to observe Yom HaShoah, an annual memorial for Holocaust victims.
It is a story worth retelling.
Her father, Nechemia Chvat, fled from Poland to Palestine in 1933; six years later, he returned to Poland to bring back his wife and son, but the Polish border had just closed. Before the Nazi killing spree ended, he lost his six brothers and sisters, his young wife and their son, who was an infant when Chvat first emigrated.
He lost them all, apparently to the Auschwitz gas chambers.
Back in Israel, Chvat remarried, and at age 47, he and his 42-year-old wife brought their daughter Liat into the world, in 1948, the same year Israel was born.
"It's ironic," Ben-Shay said. "The Holocaust gave me my life.
"The reality is that the Holocaust killed 6 million people," she added. "But on the other side, the Holocaust gave life, new life, to a second generation. We are the second generation. We were born after our parents lost everything and decided to show the world and the killers and anti-Semites that we will keep going, we will survive."
Ben-Shay, who moved to Hamburg last spring with her husband to be closer to some family members, insists that her story – as a child of the Holocaust – is not that unusual. Several of her Israeli classmates were born under similar circumstances, to parents who had lost loved ones and wanted to start new families in Israel.
"This is our revenge," Ben-Shay said of her generation. "We showed them that they couldn't kill us. We are still here."
She moved to America in 1990, when her husband came to this country as a student. They settled in Utah, where Ben-Shay carved out a reputation as both an artist and a teacher.
Ben-Shay is a multimedia artist who paints, draws, takes photos, writes stories and creates collages, often sprinkled with Old Testament passages. She also specializes in telling the story of the tragic end of Berlin's Jewish community, and some of her Holocaust artwork has been on display in Israeli museums.
One of her works depicts a woman sitting forlornly on a wooden park bench with the same message, "Only for Jewish," written in seven languages. That woman, wearing a Star of David on her shirt, sums up the Nazi campaign's goal.
"The idea was to isolate the Jews, to choke them, to make them nothing," Ben-Shay said, before referring to the woman on the bench. "She's thinking to herself, 'Why am I a Jew? What is my destiny?' "
Ben-Shay has thought a lot about her destiny, telling the story of the Holocaust from a different perspective.
"I'm not a Holocaust survivor," she insisted. "I'm the result of what happened. I want to tell young people that the second generation of this Holocaust are still alive."
Many of the direct survivors, of course, are gone. The youngest Holocaust survivors are well into their senior years. And many of them, like Ben-Shay's father, didn't like to share many of those horrific memories.
"It was a big wound," she said. "It was so traumatic. My father decided not to open Pandora's Box."
But some of those memories did seep out.
Ben-Shay knows the basic story of her father's exodus from Poland.
"All his family laughed at him," she recounted. "They said, 'Crazy Nechemia went to the desert.' "
His reply, to them: "One day you'll see who's crazy."
After fleeing from Poland, he kept corresponding with his wife, Matilda, eager to have her and their son Joseph join him in Palestine.
He joined the British Army, working as a movie projectionist, until 1939, when he sought to bring his wife and son back with him. In Tel Aviv, he bought the best coat he could find, to show his wife how happy and successful he was, and he headed for Europe, finally taking a train to the checkpoint at the Polish border.
It was June 1939, and the Polish border had just closed.
"That was the moment that he knew he had lost his family," his daughter said. "He took off his coat and threw it into the mud. Then he ran back to the train station."
Someone retrieved the muddy coat and gave it back to him.
"I have no one to wear it for," he said. "It was for my Matilda."
Ben-Shay wants to preserve these memories, to keep them alive, fearing that another Holocaust could occur.
"My goal is to open the eyes of young people, about what can happen to minorities anywhere," she said.
Ben-Shay, who can be reached at email@example.com, believes it's her obligation, her duty, to tell the stories she knows, to pass on these memories to a younger generation.
And then she invoked the words of her late father:
"I have nothing," he told her. "You are the only thing that I have. They took from me my friends, my family, my house, my garden, my trees and my town. I have lost everything.
"Now I have only you."
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The Greek word for "kitchen" is kouzina, and one of Royal Oak's newest eateries is bringing favorites from traditional Greek kitchens to the hungry masses. Kouzina is serving up fresh Greek "street food" at affordable prices.
When Zumba Mexican Grille moved across the street a year ago and Kouzina took over, the output of the kitchen on the north end of downtown Royal Oak changed from tacos and burritos to gyros and french fries. The tiny building is easy to drive past, but it does have the advantage of having its own small parking lot -- no need to feed any meters. The driveway is unusually landscaped with small pine trees planted in metal trash cans, but these trees do provide a makeshift privacy barrier between the outdoor tables and the parking lot.
FYI: Kouzina, at 121 N. Main St., Royal Oak is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. For more information, call 248-629-6500 or visit www.gokouzina.com.
The inside of the restaurant is sleek, spare, and immaculately clean. Wooden counters with stools line two perimeter walls for those wishing to dine in, although it seems that many customers prefer their food be prepared for carryout by the fast and friendly staff.
It can best be described as a Greek version of the popular Chipotle chain, where food is assembled fresh from a cafeteria-style line.
The streamlined menu mainly focuses on different varieties of gyros and gyro rice bowls, as well as a Greek salad. After placing their order, guests can watch their food being prepared. Pita bread dough is pressed and griddled to order, and meat is freshly sliced from rotating skewers just behind the service counter. Gyros and salads are then topped with a choice of vegetables, sauces and other condiments.
The star of the menu, the original Greek gyro, is incredibly flavorful and the perfect size for lunch. Roasted meat (pork, chicken, or "The Original" combo of beef and lamb) or a mixture of vegetables is piled onto the pita bread, then topped with chunks of ripe tomato, slices of sharp red onion, tangy tzatziki sauce and a sprinkling of chopped parsley. The warm, spongy pita -- which is delightful on its own -- perfectly encases the well-seasoned meat, and the tzatziki sauce adds a welcome sour note. The sandwiches are served well wrapped in aluminum foil, so they can be eaten on the go without a mess.
The rice bowl version of the gyro features the same elements as the sandwich, but is served over a bed of white rice, and topped with tzatziki, feta or a sweet tomato sauce. The portion of rice is a little too generous, as it somewhat mutes the flavor of the otherwise stellar ingredients, but the gyro bowl is a filling meal for just over $6.
Soups, spinach pie, fries and a handful of desserts round out the everyday menu. Soup choices are avgolemono (egg-lemon) and vegetarian lentil. The wonderful crispy twice-fried french fries are excellent, and they can be topped with feta cheese for extra flavor. Dessert selections are the traditional baklava or boutgatsa -- fillo dough filled with warm custard and topped with powdered sugar and cinnamon. Coca-Cola products are offered for beverages.
In addition to the standard menu, chef Panagiotis Laskaris also puts out a special item each day. This generally includes a Greek comfort food standard such as pastitio, mousaka or stuffed grape leaves. These specials are advertised in the restaurant, on Kouzina's website and on its Facebook page.
For lunch break diners, or anybody looking for order-ahead convenience, Kouzina has online ordering that allows customers to specify when they would like their food to be ready.
Kouzina also sells a Gyro Box to go, which comes with either 5 or 10 gyros, wrapped and ready for a group lunch or gathering. Catering for parties of 10 to 100 is also offered -- contact the restaurant for more details.
Lori Yates is a Ferndale-based food writer and recipe developer/tester. Read more at www.foxeslovelemons.com.


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The City is responsible for the design and construction of numerous streets, stormwater (drainage), alleys, utilities, parks, sidewalks, and facilities projects each year. There are other construction projects initiated and managed by the private sector and public utility companies that do not appear on our website. If you do not see the project in which you are interested, the Engineering Department may be able to help. You may contact them at 972-205-2170.
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Santos Laguna wins 1st leg of CONCACAF semis
SEATTLE (AP) — Herculez Gomez scored off of a rebound in the 54th minute, lifting Santos Laguna past the Seattle Sounders 1-0 in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League semifinals on Tuesday night.
Santos Laguna, which reached the finals last year before losing to Mexican rival Monterrey, will host the second leg next Tuesday.
In the moments leading up to the goal, Santos Laguna denied the Sounders a scoring opportunity when goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez made a diving save of a shot from the top of the arc by Osvaldo Alonso.
Carlos Quintero quickly started a counterattack, taking the ball down to the top of the restraining arc at Seattle's penalty area. He sent a shot that Sounders goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann blocked. However, the rebound went out toward the left side of the box, where Gomez ran onto it and parked his shot into the upper right corner of the Seattle net.
The teams met in last year's quarterfinals. Santos Laguna won that series on aggregate, 7-3 — losing 2-1 in the opener at Seattle before rolling to a 6-1 second-leg victory at home. Gomez had three of Santos Laguna's goals in that series.
This game was a continuation of the early-season struggles for the Sounders. They're off to a franchise-worst 0-3-1 start in Major League Soccer play with just two goals scored. Their only victory of any kind since opening the league season on March 2 was a 3-1 decision against Tigres UANL of Mexico in the deciding second leg of the CONCACAF quarterfinals at home on March 12.
Santos Laguna had two near-misses on counterattacks in the first half. In the 25th minute, Gomez got behind the Seattle defense and took the ball into the right side of the penalty area. But Zach Scott caught up with the play and forced Gomez to send his shot wide left.
Just two minutes later, Quintero took the ball down the right side and sent it out to the top of the box where Rodolof Salinas one-timed it, but right at former U.S. national team goalkeeper Hahnemann, who made the save.


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Green Curry (Vegetarian)
Green because of all the green vegetables in it, not because it uses green curry paste. An Indian-style curry from Anna Thomas' "The Vegetarian Epicure...
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Eggplant, Tomato and Green Onion Curry
Adapted from Vij's restaurant in Vancouver. I have halved the recipe and reduced the amount of oil. This is delicious as a side or as a main. When buying...
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Green Pepper and Tomato Curry
This is so simple to make with great results, the flavours really work well together!
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Green Curry Shrimp with Noodles
This quick dish has all the deep, exciting flavors of Southeast Asia. The curry paste already has lemongrass in it, so don't worry if you can't find fresh:...
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Green Curry
This is called green curry because of its color; however, some of its seasonings such as cayenne pepper, hot paprika, black pepper and green chilis can...
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Green Curry Paste
This curry paste makes 1 1/4 cups and can be kept in an airtight container in the fridge for up to two months.
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Green Banana Curry
Very tasty and nutritious !!
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Curry Masala (Use to Make Curry Paste)
A blend of spices to store and use to make a curry paste for a variety of curries.
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Cashew and Green Peas Curry
From today's City Times newspaper. This Sri Lankan speciality is rich and when served with ghee rice, it becomes a wholesome meal.
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Center for the Advancement of Reading and Writing
Teacher preparation is a primary mission of the CSU system. Teacher education faculty at 22 campuses annually prepare the majority of California's new teachers for grades K-12. The main purpose of this website is to share information about how the CSU prepares teachers to provide reading instruction to California's children and adolescents. In addition, the site will provide resources and information to CSU faculty and other interested individuals.
For printable information about the Center, you may download this high-resolution CAR/W brochure.
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Regret to Inform superbly portrays the lasting devastation of the Vietnam War as seen through the eyes of women, both American and Vietnamese, who lost their husbands. This is the story of one woman's journey to Vietnam, twenty years after her husband was killed there, and the women she encounters who were affected by the war. Hoping to find some closure for her pain and loss, Barbara Sonneborn wants to see and feel the places where her husband spent his last days. By intercutting emotional testimonials from women on both sides of the war who share their suffering, she makes us understand how real this war remains. Through seeing many different women's perspectives, we recognize how their emotions contrasted: helplessness on the part of those in the United States versus inevitable participation by North and South Vietnamese women. A very powerful, yet quiet, film, Regret to Inform develops a yet-unseen perspective: that of those left behind. Focused on Vietnamese and American women, the film is filled with exceptional interviews which are revealing and poignant. Testimony to Sonneborn 's uncommon ability is the remarkable level of honesty and openness the women are willing to share on camera. The viewer is taken on an exceptionally well-crafted journey, which includes beautiful camerawork and a seamless mixture of new and archival footage. Deeply personal and vastly universal, Regret to Inform is an involving and moving lesson about the painful legacy of war.
Director: Barbara Sonneborn
Writer: Barbara Sonneborn and Janet Cole
Producer: Barbara Sonneborn and Janet Cole
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Some companies and government agencies are demanding Facebook passwords from prospective employees during job interviews. Civil liberties advocates including the ACLU have slammed the practice as a violation of privacy. Unfortunately, for many who are unemployed or under-employed, the pressure to submit to such a request may be high.
Orin Kerr, a George Washington University law professor and former federal prosecutor, told the Associated Press, "It's akin to requiring someone's house keys," and called it "an egregious privacy violation."
Frederic Wolens, a Facebook spokesperson, gave a statement to MSNBC indicating that an employer asking for a prospective employee's login information would violate the terms of Facebook. "Under our terms, only the holder of the email address and password is considered the Facebook account owner. We also prohibit anyone from soliciting the login information or accessing an account belonging to someone else."
Students have not been immune to this privacy invasion either. A minor student in Minnesota was coerced into giving her Facebook and email login information to school authorities, prompting a lawsuit from the ACLU-Minnesota.
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The Daily Mail: Revealed: How colleges and employers ask for candidates' Facebook and email passwords during job interviews
Rather than trying to get around the pesky password protections of Facebook and email accounts, certain government agencies and colleges are cutting straight to the source.
Some extremely inquisitive employers are asking candidates to hand over to them their email and Facebook login information when they apply for a job.
Others strongly request that the candidate opens their pages in front of them and allow their would-be bosses to scroll through their private information during the interview. [...]
They say that while 'shoulder surfing', as the practice is called, may technically be voluntary, the vast majority of applicants feel obligated to open up their lives to their employers or risk losing the job.
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Alexis Madrigal: The Atlantic
Should Employers Be Allowed to Ask for Your Facebook Login?
The ACLU calls this policy "a frightening and illegal invasion of privacy" and I can't say that I disagree. Keep in mind that this isn't looking at what you've posted to a public Twitter account; the government agency here could look through private Facebook messages, which seems a lot like reading through your mail, paper or digital.
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Meredith Curtis: ACLU
Want a job? Password, please!
Maryland corrections officer Robert Collins approached the ACLU of Maryland late last year, disturbed that he was required to provide his Facebook login and password to the Maryland Division of Corrections (DOC) during a recertification interview. He had to sit there while the interviewer logged on to his account and read not only his postings, but those of his family and friends too.
"We live in a time when national security is the highest priority, but it must be delicately balanced with personal privacy," said Collins. "My fellow officers and I should not have to allow the government to view our personal Facebook posts and those of our friends, just to keep our jobs." [...]
The demand for Facebook login information is not only a gross breach of privacy for Officer Collins and his friends, it raises significant legal concerns under the Federal Stored Communications Act and Maryland state law, which protect privacy rights and extend protections to electronic communications.
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ACLU-MN files lawsuit against Minnewaska Area Schools
St. Paul, Minn. – Today, the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court against Minnewaska Area Schools and the Pope County Sheriff's office for violating the constitutional rights of a minor student. R.S's free speech and privacy rights were violated by the school district in two separate instances involving Facebook. (To protect the privacy of the minor defendant, she will be referred to as R.S.)
In early 2011 R.S. posted a comment, while at home, on her Facebook page about her dislike of a school staff member. The school learned about the comment, and R.S. received a detention and was forced to write an apology to the staff member. She was disciplined again when she cursed on her Facebook page, complaining that someone reported her to the school. This time she was given an in-school suspension and was prohibited from attending a school field trip. The ACLU-MN contends that these sanctions violate her First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
In a second incident R.S. was brought into a school administrator's office where she was coerced to turn over (against her will) login information to her Facebook and email accounts because of allegations that she had online conversations about sex with another student off-campus. Present at the search was a local deputy along with two school officials. During this process, R.S. was called a liar and told she would be given detentions if she did not give the adults access to her accounts. R.S.'s mother was not informed about the search until after it happened. The Deputy and school officials did not have a warrant to search R.S.'s private accounts. The ACLU-MN alleges in their suit that this violated R.S.'s Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. [...]
"Students do not shed their First Amendment rights at the school house gate," stated Charles Samuelson, Executive Director for the ACLU-MN. "The Supreme Court ruled on that in the 1970s, yet schools like Minnewaska seem to have no regard for the standard."
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MSNBC: Govt. agencies, colleges demand applicants' Facebook passwords
Employers and colleges find the treasure-trove of personal information hiding behind password-protected accounts and privacy walls just too tempting, and some are demanding full access from job applicants and student athletes. [...]
Student-athletes in colleges around the country also are finding out they can no longer maintain privacy in Facebook communications because schools are requiring them to "friend" a coach or compliance officer, giving that person access to their "friends-only" posts. Schools are also turning to social media monitoring companies with names like UDilligence and Varsity Monitor for software packages that automate the task. The programs offer a "reputation scoreboard" to coaches and send "threat level" warnings about individual athletes to compliance officers. [...]
Social media monitoring on colleges, while spreading quickly among athletic departments, seems to be limited to athletes at the moment. There's nothing stopping schools from applying the same policies to other students, however. And Shear says he's heard from college applicants that interviewers have requested Facebook or Twitter login information during in-person screenings. [...]
The practice seems less common among employers, but scattered incidents are gaining attention from state lawmakers. The blog Tecca.com last year showed what it said was an image of an application for a clerical job with a North Carolina police department that included the following question:
"Do you have any web page accounts such as Facebook, Myspace, etc.? If so, list your username and password."


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Oct. 28, 2012
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) – With the team donning their "Paint it Pink" jerseys to promote breast cancer awareness, the 12th-ranked Florida State indoor volleyball team defeated Virginia Tech on Sunday afternoon, 3-0 (25-21, 25-20, 25-19), in front of 803 fans at Tully Gymnasium.
The Seminoles (21-2, 12-1) stayed tied for first place in the conference with a tremendous defensive effort. Florida State's attack got things going in the third set, but throughout the match it relied on a strong blocking presence up front as it recorded 10 team blocks in just three sets of action.
"I think it was real important for us to try and stay consistent today in order to beat a team like Virginia Tech," head coach Chris Poole said. "We had some runs in the middle of some sets but then we'd let them back in but find a way to close it off at the end. It was a little bit of a roller coaster, but thank goodness we were good enough in the first and were able to finish it out in the end."
Florida State now holds a 15-match win streak, having not lost since Sept. 14 against then-No. 18 Pepperdine in Houston. The Seminoles stretched their win streak at Tully Gym to 23 matches. The victory on Sunday over a relentless Virginia Tech team was also the Seminoles' fourth consecutive three-set sweep and their fifth consecutive at home.
Junior middle blocker Ashley Neff improved as the match went on, posting a team-high 10 kills in 17 attacks while finishing with a .471 hitting percentage. The Kennesaw, Ga. native picked up seven blocks, including a couple important ones in the first set that helped the Seminoles break away from the Hokies (13-10, 6-7).
Neff continues to lead the team and stay near the top of the country in blocks per set, showing 1.61 for the season. With Florida State clinging to a 22-21 lead in the first set, Neff teamed with junior Olivera Medic to earn a big block and make it 23-21. She followed with an impressive solo block that set up set point for the Seminoles.
In the third set, Neff helped Florida State to a .536 hitting percentage in the frame with six kills, dominating the last set and helping Florida State close out the match.
Medic enjoyed a superb all-around day for the Seminoles, compiling eight kills, a .316 hitting percentage, one service ace, seven digs and three blocks. The Subotica, Serbia native was stellar once again passing the ball, and Florida State relied on her swing in the second set as she hammered five kills and added a block to give the Seminoles a 25-20 win in the frame.
Senior middle blocker Sareea Freeman put down seven kills in 10 attacks and had a .600 hitting percentage. The Fresno, Calif. native had two blocks. Freeman leads Florida State with a .455 hitting percentage.
Because of a strong-hitting third set, Florida State was able to finish with a .266 attack percentage while holding the Hokies to a .179 clip. Sophomore setter Sarah Wickstrom led Florida State with 20 assists while senior Duygu Duzceler added 14 assists and three well-placed service aces. Freshman right-side Mara Green contributed with five kills, a .286 hitting percentage, two digs and two blocks.
"I think the key right now is for us to understand we're not going to be perfect with every play," Poole said. "There's going to be a time when a team is doing something that is going to hurt us early in a set or in a match. The key for us to be successful is to learn from the mistakes that we're making and learn from what the other team is doing so we can make those adjustments and play better."
Virginia Tech's Victoria Hamsher had a successful attacking performance, recording 10 kills in 14 attacks and only two hitting errors. The Hokies were hurt by seven service errors.
Redshirt sophomore libero Katie Mosher got under several Virginia Tech attacks on Sunday, posting 16 digs in only three sets.
Florida State goes on the road for the next two weekends, starting with a road trip at NC State and North Carolina on Nov. 2-3, respectively. Fans can watch both matches on ESPN3.com.


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Erik Demaine - Demaine named Presburger Award recipient
Professor Erik Demaine was cited for his contributions to computational geometry and data structures.
February 25, 2013
Erik Demaine, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science, has been honored with the 2013 European Association for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS) Presburger Award for young scientists.
Demaine was selected for his "outstanding contributions in several fields of algorithms, namely computational geometry, data structures, graph algorithms and recreational algorithms," according to the EATCS website. "His work has shown promising applications to computer graphics, sensor networks, molecular biology, programmable matter, and manufacturing and engineering."
Demaine was cited for his work in computational geometry and data structures, where he has made progress on classical problems such as the carpenter's rule problem, the hinged-dissection problem, the prefix-sum problem and the dynamic optimality conjecture. He is also credited with starting the field of computational origami with his book on the theory of folding.
Demaine, a MacArthur Fellow and Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow, is a member of the Theory of Computation and the Algorithms groups at CSAIL. An accomplished artist, his interests include origami and glassblowing. Several of his curved origami sculptures are housed in the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Since 2010, EATCS has presented the Presburger Award to a young scientist for outstanding contributions in theoretical computer science. The award is named after Mojzesz Presburger, who accomplished his work on decidability of the theory of addition (which today is called Presburger arithmetic) as a student in 1929.
Demaine will be presented with the Presburger Award at the annual International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (ICALP), held in Latvia in July.


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Several new layers of the onion that is the Incognito-Martin-NFL review scandal are being peeled back by ProFootballTalk.com and Monday Morning Quarterback this morning. And believing the information in both items should make the Dolphins cry.
In PFT, Mike Florio reports "Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland received a call from Martin's agent, Rick Smith, before Martin left the team on October 28. Smith complained to Ireland about the manner in which Incognito was treating Martin.
"Ireland, according to the sources, suggested to Smith that Martin physically confront Incognito. Ireland specifically mentioned that Martin should "punch" Incognito."
In MMQB, Peter King had former Dolphins offensive lineman Lydon Murtha write a first-person account of what he saw in the Dolphins locker room of the relationship between Incognito and Martin and the rest of the organization. And he writes, in part, this:
"Incognito was made a scapegoat for the hell coming down on the Dolphins organization, which in turn said it knew nothing about any so-called hazing. That's the most outlandish lie of this whole thing. The coaches know everything. The coaches know who's getting picked on and in many cases call for that player to be singled out. Any type of denial on that side is ridiculous."
And taken on its face -- and if true -- this is truly problematic for Dolphins coaches and Ireland.
If the NFL Review, which began Wednesday, shows that one of Martin's agents alerted Ireland and thus the Dolphins that his client felt uncomfortable or harassed or bullied or upset in any fashion and the response from someone as high in the Dolphins command structure as Ireland was to simply suggest Martin "punch" Incognito, it shows a callous disregard for Martin's well-being.
If, as Murtha contends, coaches know everything, then we have a conspiracy on our hands.
And worse, we have a cover-up.
Consider that Dolphins coach Joe Philbin has said on numerous occasions the Dolphins didn't know anything about Martin's uncomfortable feelings regarding Incognito. Consider that on Sunday -- a full six days after Martin left the team and Philbin visited him at the hospital where he was seeking emotional help -- the Dolphins released a statement dismissing allegations of bullying as merely "speculation."
And yet ... these reports.
The Dolphins can only hope that context and full disclosure and facts over opinion all work on their behalf to overshadow this kind of information.
What do I mean by that?
Well, take the Florio report. Obviously there are only two people on that phone conversation between Ireland and Smith. And Ireland isn't talking to anyone per the Dolphins policy of not commenting during the ongoing NFL review and Smith is obviously the source.
And as Smith's agenda is to show cause on Martin's behalf, the information does exactly that.
But I cannot believe an agent calls an NFL GM and they talk about a topic so sensitive and the only theme coming out of the conversation is "punch" Incognito. Ireland would have to be an unserious goof for that to be true. (And he is not).
Perhaps he suggested Martin "punch" Incognito in passing. And perhaps after doing that, the phone call became more serious. We. Do. Not. Know.
One thing: Ireland has two autistic daughters. He knows what it is to have children who are singled out on a daily basis. I find it hard to believe he simply dismissed the idea that one of his players was being singled out in such a cavalier manner.
[Update: Florio, a friend who honors me by reading this blog, emailed me this morning when he saw this post. He writes in part: "The context was that Smith was complaining about Incognito and Ireland expressed confusion as to why this was an issue and said that Martin should go punch him."]
As to Murtha's contention that coaches knew. That is entirely possible. His saying it makes it sound probable. Yet, he does not know. The last time Murtha was in the Dolphins locker room was during the 2012 training camp. It's been fully 15 months since he's been around.
So he's speculating. As Peter King, who runs MMQB, is a good reporter, I assume he read Murtha's draft assertions and asked questions. And the question that begs asking is, "Which coaches know? Name names."
No one is named by Murtha. He paints the assertion with a wide brush stroke. And this investigation is going to require precision stenciling.
So we need specifics. We need more context. We need more information.
But if the allegations in these two reports are accurate, Ireland and the coaching staff are in a world of trouble.


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Niemi, Wingels star as Sharks sweep a pair from Ducks
San Jose, CA – Antti Niemi stopped all 22 shots he faced, while Tommy Wingels added a career-high three points on a goal and two assists, as San Jose downed Anaheim, 4-0, to sweep a home-and-home series from HP Pavilion.
Joe Pavelski, Patrick Marleau and Brent Burns scored early in the first period for the Sharks, who took a 5-3 decision in Anaheim on Monday and have won three of their last four.
"We were crisp," said San Jose captain Joe Thornton. "We know we got to win some games to get to postseason. Every game is going to be so important. We looked sharp early on. It paid off for us."
Jonas Hiller made 25 saves in defeat for the Ducks, who extended their season- long losing skid to four games.
San Jose punctured Hiller on three occasions before the first 10 minutes of regulation.
Pavelski began the surge with a goal only 60 seconds in on a wraparound at the left post, Marleau doubled the advantage at 4:52 when he one-timed a Logan Couture pass home from the left circle, and Burns lit the lamp on the power play at 9:20 with a blast from the left wing.
"You can't get behind 2-0, 3-0, in the first period consistently and expect to win," Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau said. "It catches up to you."
The Sharks did not commit a penalty in a scoreless second period, helping Niemi -- who needed to make only seven saves -- maintain that cushion.
After failing on an earlier wraparound attempt and a partial breakaway, Wingels' persistence finally paid off with a shot inside the near post from the right circle with 6:44 gone in the third period.
That strike came when Sharks defenseman Jason Demers was in the penalty box for delay of game.
Niemi finished off his clean sheet with five more stops in the final stanza.
Game Notes
Niemi collected his second shutout this season and his 21st career whitewash, 13 of which have come as the San Jose netminder ... The Sharks continue their seven-game homestand on Thursday by welcoming Detroit ... San Jose won three of five meetings in the season series, including both on home ice.


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Some games are decent enough that they receive a yearly sequel; Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed series, and Activision's Call of Duty franchise to name a couple. Other games are just as good yet for whatever reason, due to underwhelming sales or internal development issues, fans might have to wait years, if ever to get a follow-up to a beloved game.
Despite being the best-selling Star Wars game of all time, Star Wars: Battlefront has yet to have a next-generation sequel. Isn't it worthy?
"Is Star Wars: Battlefront Worthy of a Sequel?"
Does a bear crap in the woods?
I have never understood the hype battlefront gets. I loved the original, but it gets boring easy. To boot, it didn't even really have a story.
Suppose I am in the minority when I say it is average. Nonetheless, I hope they do make a 'sequel' so people will finally stfu lol.


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NHL Analyst Charlie Saunier Talks the NHL Playoffs on ESPN 99.1 Overtime with Jeff Thurn
The NHL Playoffs are in full effect, something we all thought might not happen this year.
There are certainly some interesting match-ups across the board and some very interesting story-lines to follow throughout the league.
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A Summer of Construction/Renovation at CIU
It reminds you of activity on an ant hill. Construction equipment scurries here and there, carrying dirt, dumping dirt, digging holes, filling holes, in a synchronized choreography that will lead to a new parking lot along the north side of Columbia International University's entrance – International Boulevard, just behind the Alumni Center.
It's all a part of the summer of construction and renovation on the campus of CIU. The parking lot will provide needed vehicle space for commuting students and for guests attending community events that take place at CIU and at Ben Lippen, CIU's Pre-K to 12th grade Christian school.
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"Soundings sent me an impressive batch of work, rich in expression and imagination. I encourage all these writer to keep writing and reading. In particular, I recommend reading the way a writer reads: looking for models and inspirations."
- Dr. Robert Pinsky, 2008 Literature Judge
The 2008 Soundings journal was unveiled Monday, April 21st in The Magic Bean coffee shop to an enthusiastic audience of student contributors, faculty, and friends. Editors for this volume were Kate Long and Amy Hardin, who also served in this capacity for the award-winning 2007 volume.
Robert Pinsky, Ph.D.
Literature Judge
Three time poet laureate, poetry editor for Slate, and founder of the Favorite Poems Project, Dr. Robert Pinsky's extensive and diverse body of work has given a new voice to literature. He has published several collections of poetry, his prose pieces include The Life of David, and in 1995 he completed a new translation of Dante's The Inferno. He is currently a professor at Boston University. In 2006 Oklahoma Christian University was proud to welcome Dr. Pinsky as our esteemed speaker at the annual McBride Lectureship for Faith and Literature.
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Visual Arts Judge
Marilyn Artus graduated from OU with a degree in fine arts and has been a commercial artist for over ten years. She currently works with Relevant Products, an Oklahoma City based giftware company. Marilyn is also one of the founders of Oklaahoma City's "The Girlie Show," an annual arts and crafts even featuring women artists. The show is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year.
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Second place: "Protection" by Chelsey Jackson
Third place: "Memories from Elementary School" by Taylor Walling
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"brother" by Paul Mitchell
"Drowining Keys" by Shelby Leach
"black cat" by Joseph L. Hartman
"L.A. in the Rain" by Paul Mitchell
"Poem of Her Passing" by Paul Mitchell
Visual Art Winners
"Only he and His Mouse" by Tim Krause
"Strangers, the Perfect" by Tim Krause
"xcel" by Stephanie Walters
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Death notices 10-3-12
John Holm
Oct. 1, 2012
DONALDSON — John Holm, 84, died at 11 a.m., Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, at the Catherine Kasper Life Care Center, in Donaldson.
He is survived by his brother, Jack Holm of Plymouth.
The Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison St., Plymouth, has been entrusted with the arrangements. According to John's wishes there will be no visitation or services. Burial will be at the Grovertown Cemetery.
Memories may be shared at: www.vangilderfuneralhome.com
James K. Sjoquist
Sept. 28, 2012
ARGOS — James K. Sjoquist, 71, of Argos died at 1 p.m., Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, at his home.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Jean Sjoquist of Argos; daughter, Venus (Brice) Hensley of Argos; two grandchildren; brothers, Fredrick J. (Lynn) Sjoquist of Tucson, Ariz. and John Peter "Jack" Sjoquist of South Bend.
Memorials may be given to: Purdue Foundation, College of Agriculture, 715 W. State St., West Lafayette, IN 47907.
Visitation is Friday, Oct. 5, 2012 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison St., Plymouth.
Services will be Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. at Van Gilder Funeral Home.
Burial will be in New Oak Hill Cemetery, Plymouth.
Condolences may be left at www.vangilderfuneralhome.com
Hazel Irene Harrison
Oct. 1, 2012
ROCHESTER — Hazel Irene Harrison, 83, of Rochester died at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 1, 2012.
She is survived by her son, Terry (Charlene) Harrison of Rochester; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and a sister, Joann Vickrey of Davenport, Okla.
Funeral service will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4 in the Good Family Funeral Home,1200 W. 18th St., Rochester. Visitation is for two hours prior to the service. The Order of Eastern Star will conduct a memorial service at 2:15 p.m. Burial will be in the Rochester IOOF Cemetery. Condolences may be made at www.goodfamilyfh.com
Raymond Perkins
Sept. 24, 2012
PLYMOUTH — Raymond W. Perkins, 80, of Plymouth died at 5:38 p.m., Monday, Sept. 24, 2012, at Memorial Hospital in South Bend.
He is survived by Rose Elmore of Plymouth; and Becky and B.J. Burt of Plymouth.
The Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison St., Plymouth, has been entrusted with the arrangements. There will be no visitation or services. Condolences may be left at www.vangilderfuneralhome.com
David Melvin Craig
Sept. 27, 2012
OXFORD, Ohio — David Melvin Craig, 69, of Oxford, Ohio died Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 at Hospice of Hamilton.
He is survived by two daughters; Sheri Mellott of San Antonio, Texas and Jennie Kreske of Valparaiso; a son; David Craig Jr. of Chicago, Ill.; two sisters; Charlotte (Wilbur) Kriete of Hamilton, Ohio and Peggy Joyce Gallant of Oklahoma City, Okla.; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Private services will be held at the convenience of the family. Online condolences are available at www.weigelfuneralhome.com
Robert E. Waite
Aug. 2, 2012
GRANTS, N.M. — Robert E. Waite, 75, of Grants, N.M. died Aug. 2, 2012.
He is survived by a daughter, Mary Ellen (James) Kendrick of Lowell, Mass.; and one grandchild.
A graveside service will be held Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Burr Oak Cemetery. The Odom Funeral Home of Culver is in charge of arrangements.
Kern David Howard
Oct. 18, 2009
CULVER — Kern David Howard, 56, of Mountain Springs Community, Texas died Oct. 18, 2009.
He is survived by his wife, Shareen Howard; mother, Joyce Howard; daughters, Kimberly Ramon, Kristine Howard; sister, Susan Ford; and five grandchildren.
A graveside service will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Culver Masonic Cemetery. The Odom Funeral Home of Culver is in charge of arrangements.
Fred Eugene Wagner Sr.
Sept. 30, 2012
MEDARYVILLE — Fred Eugene Wagner Sr., 85, of Medaryville died Sept. 30, 2012 at 9:15 p.m. at Parkview Haven Retirement Home, Francesville.
He is survived by his wife, Dolores Mae Schultz Wagner; sons, Fred Eugene (Patricia) Wagner, West Lafayette, Bruce Allen Wagner, Winamac; daughter, Susan Elaine (Fred) Jungels, Medaryville; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012 at Frain Mortuary Querry-Ulbricht Chapel, where funeral services will follow Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012 at 2 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be given to the Medaryville Park Fund for the purchase of playground equipment.
Online condolences may be offered in the guestbook at www.frainmortuary.com.


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Neve Campbell is pregnant!
The Scream star, 38, is expecting her first child with actor JJ Feild later this year, her rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
"They are thrilled," the rep tells PEOPLE of the couple.
Campbell, who played Julia on Party of Five and Sydney in the Scream series, can next be seen in Sworn to Silence, a Lifetime movie that she also executive produced.
Feild, 33, starred in Captain America: The First Avenger, and will next be seen in Austenland. He's also just begun production on Not Safe For Work.
— Sarah Michaud with reporting by Julie Jordan


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Is there any word when an SQL proxy will be available for ST2? I just found out that localStorage is getting wiped between my app updates (phonegap), so I'm really stuck right now.
I'm on my way to syncing to the web via manual backup, but this is a huge pain that I was hoping to avoid for a while.


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Prices are subject to change without notice. However, your price is guaranteed once you receive a booking confirmation. For the avoidance of doubt, prices do not include any incidental charges, which you may incur during your stay (including, for example, in respect of your use of the hotel's bar and mini-bar facilities and the costs of external telephone calls from your room). Such charges will be payable by you on your departure and, in the event that you fail to pay any such incidental charges, it is a condition of your contract with us that you irrevocably authorize us to debit your credit or debit card (see 'Deposits and Pre-payments' below) for the amount of any shortfall.
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Winspear became King College's leading goal scorer in program history this season and ended his senior campaign with a league-leading 15 goals in 17 games overall. In eight October matches, the Yarm, England native scored eight goals and tallied two assists for 17 points.
On the year he totaled 33 points, good for third in the league and 13th in the country while taking the fifth most shots (63) in Conference Carolinas. Winspear ranked eighth in the nation in goals per game (0.94) and tenth in both points per game (2.06) and total goals. He also added three assists, all in league play.
Twice this season, and in consecutive games, Winspear recorded a hat trick when he scored a trio of goal against Lees-McRae (Sept. 14) and Mount Olive (Sept. 17). He ended the second half of the season with a six-game goal scoring streak between Oct. 1 and Oct. 19 and an eight-match point scoring streak.
Morgan Shelton posted a pair of multiple-goal games in October, doing so in consecutive games against Barton College (Oct. 22) and Queens (N.C.) on Oct. 25 where she scored the game-winning goal. In nine games, she scored eight goals and recorded three assists for 19 points.
The Chattanooga, Tenn. native helped her team to an 8-8-1 overall record, 7-4-1 in conference play. She scored 14 goals in 15 games overall and added a team-high five assists to account for 33 points. Shelton's 1.93 points per game ranked her 21st in the country and she finished 22nd in the nation in goals per game (0.786). She was a key part of a total team turnaround after the Lady Tornado started the season 0-3-0 in conference play, leading the team to a 7-1-1 league record to finish the season with a fifth overall seed in the conference tournament.
Both Shelton and Winspear were named to the All-Conference Carolinas First Team on Nov. 4.
The Daktronics NCAA Division II all-Southeast Region Teams are voted on by the sports information directors of the Southeast Region. The region is comprised of the Conference Carolinas, the Peach Belt Conference, and the South Atlantic Conference.
The team is sponsored by Daktronics, Inc., an acknowledged world leader in scoring, timing and programmable display systems for virtually every sport at every level of competition.
2011 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region Men's Soccer Team
Pos. Name Yr. School
F Lasse Sohrweide* Sr. Anderson (S.C.)
F Erik Pajunk So. Barton
F Carlos Recinos Jr. Coker
F Tom Winspear* Sr. King
MF Johan Bergfeld Sr. Flagler
MF Joseph Toby Jr. Flagler
MF Pol Berenguer Sr. Flagler
MF Janny Rivera Sr. Clayton State
D Kevin Butler Sr. Anderson (S.C.)
D Kevin Keenan So. Flagler
D Frenando Bedoya Fr. Coker
D Chris Klute So. Clayton State
GK James Sweeney Jr. Coker
Region Player of the Year: Lasse Sohrweide, Anderson University (S.C.)
Pos. Name Yr. School
F Mario Pinto Fr. Lincoln Memorial
F Sam Miles Fr. UNC Pembroke
F Mack Hough Sr. Flagler
F James Galvani So. Lees-McRae
MF Mark Smith Sr. Anderson (S.C.)
MF James Smith Fr. Lees-McRae
MF Larry Mahon So. Limestone
MF Shu Ogawa Jr. Anderson (S.C.)
D Troy Chavez Sr. Mars Hill
D Luke Duffy* Sr. Lees-McRae
D Matias Rubio Fr. Tusculum
D Chinedu Arinze Jr. USC Aiken
GK Zac Scott Jr. Mars Hill
2011 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region Women's Soccer Team
Pos. Name Yr. School
F Ashley Alderin-Fleagle Sr. Limestone College
F Morgan Shelton Sr. King College
F Tramicka James* Jr. Tusculum College
F Kristina Pascutti Jr. Armstrong Atlantic State University
M Kelly Adams Sr. Wingate University
M Stephanie Lowery* Sr. Columbus State University
M Carley Griffin Jr. Lenoir-Rhyne University
M Morgan Mitchell* Jr. Armstrong Atlantic State University
D Catherine Hauck* Sr. Lenoir-Rhyne University
D Kansas Bayly So. Columbus State University
D Kelli Bahr* Sr. Armstrong Atlantic State University
D Mary Dorn Sr. Lees-McRae College
GK Britney Bennett* So. UNC Pembroke
Region Player of the Year: Catherine Hauck, Lenoir-Rhyne University
Pos. Name Yr. School
F Laura Linehan Sr. Lenoir-Rhyne University
F Jade Montgomery Fr. Wingate University
F Lindsey Stanley Sr. Mount Olive College
F Meagan Thornton Fr. Lees-McRae College
M MaryBeth Sullivan* So. Lees-McRae College
M Mariel Mena Sr. Lenoir-Rhyne University
M Alyssa Wombell Sr. Pfeiffer University
M Leanne Reid Sr. Lincoln Memorial University
D Fanny Forsman Jr. UNC Pembroke
D Casey King Sr. Wingate University
D Jessica Schob Sr. Lenoir-Rhyne University
D Kelly Moldenhauer* Jr. Wingate University
GK Mary Mancin Jr. Columbus State University
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Historic Saganing Indian Church closing its doors
STANDISH TWP. — After 166 years, the Saganing Indian Church is closing its doors Jan. 1.
According to its final pastor, William Sanders, the church's closure was necessitated due to lack of attendance: he said no one has been to church services there in a year and a half.
The church initially formed in 1846 as part of a Methodist mission to Native Americans, known as the Pesahgening mission. It held services in a log schoolhouse, utilizing the teacher there as the translator, until Dec. 30, 1874, when the current church building was dedicated.
The following year, 1875, the church reported 114 members, with 59 students attending the Sunday school.
According to the book "Methodist Indian Ministries in Michigan," the Saganing mission had a hard time encouraging a white teacher to come and stay, which was common practice at the time. The church instead sent over Native American pastors, such as Peter Johnson and John Irons, who had no problem living in the swampy land as the locals were already doing.
In the 1860s Mary Sagatoo, a white woman who came to the community with her previous husband and Saganing native Joseph Cabay before his death, and then remarried his cousin Peter Sagatoo in 1863, took on teaching duties at a Sabbath school for five years before a district school was opened, where she continued to teach. She eventually stopped teaching for a while to try and raise funds to construct a dedicated church building, which cost $1,500 to build.
The book reported that regular attendance in 1989 had dropped to 22-25 at the church, a slow decline that took place over the course of the 20th century.
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Bobby Wyatt began the Players Amateur as the highest-ranked golfer in the field. Fittingly, he was on top of the leaderboard after the first round.
Wyatt, a University of Alabama junior, shot a 6-under 66 on Thursday at Berkeley Hall to lead by one shot over Florida State's Daniel Berger. He came out firing, carding a 5-under 31 on the front nine, and closed with a bogey on No. 18.
"I feel like if you hit it well off the tee, you can score out here. I was able to do that the first 14 holes or so," Wyatt said. "I got off to a great start, for sure. I wasn't quite expecting it, but it's definitely what I wanted to do."
An eagle on the par-5 ninth hole highlighted Wyatt's early scoring barrage. He said he hit a 5-wood within 25 feet of the hole on his second shot and rolled in the putt for eagle.
The No. 3 player in the current Scratch Players World Ranking, Wyatt played his first full round at Berkeley Hall's South course Thursday morning. He arrived in Bluffton late Tuesday and had to leave the course due to lighting during Wednesday's Contestant-Amateur tournament.
Wyatt said he took a cart out to the course Wednesday evening to play the holes he didn't reach with his group during the tournament. He played his first round alongside Stanford senior Andrew Yun, a fellow college All-American. Yun struggled to a 4-over 76 and a tie for 56th.
Recent history is working in Wyatt's favor. Last year's Players Amateur champion, Corbin Mills of Clemson, led after every round on his way to earning an exemption into the 2012 RBC Heritage. Mills turned pro this summer.
Berger played a bogey-free round to sit alone in second place. He birdied Nos. 1, 4, 8, 9 and 12 for a 5-under 67.
A rising sophomore at Florida State, Berger led the ACC Championships after the first round and finished in a tie for seventh.
"I think from ACCs, I just wasn't patient enough. So this week I'm just going to try and stay patient," Berger said. "The course sets up to give you a lot of birdie opportunities, so you've just got to take them when they come."
Blayne Barber, one of four players tied for third at 3 under, found plenty of those opportunities. His round featured three birdies and two eagles, but four bogeys left the Auburn senior with a frustrating 69.
Barber eagled the ninth hole with a chip-in from about 10 feet, he said. He got another eagle on No. 14, driving the 326-yard par-4 to within 10 feet and sinking the putt.
Temple alumnus Andrew Mason, California senior Michael Weaver and Daniel Nisbet of Caboolture, Australia, were also at 3 under.
"I didn't hit it very well, but I had a couple good saves," Barber said. "There's a lot of birdies out there that I made, but I didn't have my best today so I was pleased to get out of there with a score in the 60s."
Three players were tied for seventh at 2 under: Wyatt's Alabama teammate Cory Whitsett, Georgia Tech's Oliver Schniederjans and Matthew NeSmith, the 2011 Junior Heritage champion and a South Carolina signee.
University of South Carolina Beaufort graduate Luke McClellan shot a 3-over 75 and is tied for 48th. Matt Cheng, a 16-year-old student at Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy, is 8 over. Michael Balzer, a Bluffton resident and former Haney student, is also 3 over.


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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Douglas "Doug" Lee Potter, 48, of Newton, passed away Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010, at Palliative CareCenter and Hospice of Catawba Valley in Newton.
Perry Edmond Duncan, 68, of Lincolnton, passed away Aug. 9, 2010, at Levine Dickson Hospice House.
Brenda Kay Barger Beaver, 64, of Hickory, died Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2010, at the Lutheran Home West in Hickory. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Willis-Reynolds Funeral Home and Crematory in Newton.
Alice Belinda Thompson, 61, of Sherrills Ford, died Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010, at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center in Mooresville.


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This document contains various tips and tricks for the Gentoo/x86 installation. Most of them are discussed in a dense way - they are meant as an addendum to the installation instructions and not as a replacement.
Advanced Installations
Simplifying the Installation
Fixing Errors/Issues
Once you are booted from the Installation CD, load the appropriate RAID modules. For instance, if you plan on using RAID-1:
# modprobe raid1
When you partition your disks, make sure that your partitions use
Now before we start creating the RAID arrays, we need to create the metadevice nodes:
# mknod /dev/md1 b 9 1 # mknod /dev/md2 b 9 2 # mknod /dev/md3 b 9 3
After partitioning, create the
# mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md1 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 # mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md2 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda2 /dev/sdb2 # mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md3 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda3 /dev/sdb3
The Linux Software RAID driver will start creating the metadevices. You can see
its progress in
# mdadm --detail --scan > /etc/mdadm.conf
From now onwards, use
Right before chrooting, don't forget to copy over
When you're configuring your kernel, make sure you have the appropriate RAID
When installing extra tools, emerge
When configuring your bootloader, make sure it gets installed in the MBR of
Make sure you boot your Installation CD using the
Write down the various
Before chrooting, bind-mount the
# mount -o bind /dev /mnt/gentoo/dev
When configuring your kernel, make sure you enable support for your ATA RAID
chipset and options. For instance, a popular ATA RAID system is a
When configuring GRUB, you first have to create a GRUB bootdisk. This is not as hard as you think. First install GRUB as you would, but when you come to the part where GRUB is getting installed in the MBR, follow the following instructions:
# cd /boot/grub # dd if=stage1 of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 count=1 # dd if=stage2 of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 seek=1
You still need to write your
After finishing the installation, boot with your GRUB bootdisk. You will be greeted by a GRUB prompt. Now configure GRUB to boot from the ATA RAID device:
grub> root (hd0,x) grub> setup (hd0) grub> quit
Now reboot (with the GRUB bootfloppy removed).
LILO users can safely use the instructions mentioned in the installation instructions.
If you don't want to compile a kernel yourself you can use the kernel from the Installation CD and copy it to your system. When you come to the point that you're asked to compile a kernel, go to another terminal (press Alt-F2) and log in with the root password you've supplied at the beginning of the installation.
Copy over the kernel and modules to your Gentoo system:
(${KN} is the kernel name, usually something like 'gentoo' or 'smp')cdimage ~# cp /mnt/cdrom/isolinux/${KN} /mnt/cdrom/isolinux/${KN}.gz /mnt/gentoo/boot cdimage ~# mkdir -p /mnt/gentoo/lib/modules cdiamge ~# cp -Rp /lib/modules/`uname -r` /mnt/gentoo/lib/modules
Make sure you
# cat /proc/modules | cut -d ' ' -f 1 >> \ /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-`uname -r | cut -d . -f -2` # modules-update
Many people want to leave their system when it's compiling. In certain cases this is rather difficult as the installation is done in a public environment where you cannot trust everyone. If this is the case, you want to be able to perform the compilation in the background and log out from all terminals.
There are several possible solutions for this. The first one is to use
# screen -S gentoo
Once inside the screen session you can perform the entire installation. When you
want to leave your terminal, press
To regain access to your terminal, log in as root again and
# screen -x gentoo
If you can't use screen, there is still a way to leave your terminal. Follow the
installation instructions, but when you come to the point where a long-term
compilation would be started (for instance the
# pwd /usr/portage # nohup ./scripts/bootstrap.sh &
Now exit the chrooted environment (
When you want to check the compilation, log in as root (on the Installation CD) and chroot back into your environment and go to the directory where you left off:
# chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash # env-update && source /etc/profile # cd /usr/portage
Now use the
If you ever get tired of following the changes, press
If you think your disk needs to be thoroughly checked for consistency (bad
sectors and such), you can use the
# mke2fs -j -c /dev/hda3
If for some reason your Gentoo installation fails, you don't have to redo the installation all over again. Instead, you can safely "go" to the point where you think you made a mistake (or where you think the instructions are flawed) and try a different approach.
First of all you need to chroot back into your Gentoo Linux environment. Follow
the instructions again, but ignore the partitioning steps as your partitions are
already created and even populated. You can therefore immediately mount those
partitions at
Once chrooted inside your Gentoo Linux environment, immediately go to the step where you think you should try a different approach. Don't redo all the steps like bootstrapping and such unless that is the place where you think things went wrong.
For instance, if you believe that you have a wrongly configured
Once you have tried a different approach for your situation, you should consider how much of the subsequent steps you need to perform again. If the subsequent steps are depending on your change, you will need to redo those.
For instance,
As you can see, for most recovery operations you can immediately reboot. Only in certain cases will you need to redo the subsequent installation steps.


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Reformed Theological Seminary serves the church by preparing its leaders through a program of graduate theological education based upon the authority of the inerrant Word of God and committed to the historic Reformed Faith. We invite you to browse through our seminary website to learn more about the programs available at our various Seminary campuses and our Global Program.
Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III
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Many Christians may struggle to understand their responsibilities in a politically polarized environment. This week, Dr. Scott Redd reminds us of what it means to speak the truth in love and addresses what the Scriptures say regarding political engagement.
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This year we celebrate 50 years of the Lord's blessing upon Reformed Theological Seminary, even as we look forward in faith and hope to what is to come. The yearly cost of tuition for a full-time student is approximately $12,500 (though the actual cost to RTS is higher). More than 70% of current students need some level of financial assistance to alleviate this cost. Our students work hard, and not just in their studies. They often hold two or even three jobs in order to make ends meet. They are already sacrificing in order to prepare for ministry. We want to help them. Would you consider helping our future church leaders come to learn and grow at RTS by giving to the general scholarship fund?
The best way to get to know RTS and what we may offer you is to visit a campus. Come see a campus, attend classes, and meet some of the students and spend time with faculty members. We have preview days at both the Orlando and Charlotte campuses twice a year and the Jackson campus and all of our extensions are happy to host you for campus visits at most anytime when classes are being held. We will plan a personal schedule of events for your visit. Just let us know when you wish to come.
Whether you're a prospective student, current student, alumnus, donor, or friend of RTS, we would love to hear from you.


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10 Vintage Housewares to Repurpose as Organizers
After posting a few ways to decorate with flea market finds, we thought we'd follow up with a list of 10 more common vintage items that can be repurposed as sorters, storage pieces, and general household helpers. None of these ideas are rocket science, but it never hurts to have a reminder that old things can find new life, particularly when you use them in humble ways around the home.
- Use wire baskets as magazine holders, or hang a square one on the wall to make shelves.
- A vintage toolbox makes a good jewelry box, cord sorter, or a place to stash your TV remotes.
- A set of matching vintage canisters can store bathroom supplies, extra cords, or pens and pencils.
- Old tackle boxes can be repurposed for jewelry or craft storage.
- Use a 45 rack or dish stand to sort mail, or just find a vintage letter holder like the one shown above.
- Vintage ice cube trays are often sturdier and thicker than the plastic ones most people use now. Repurpose them to sort jewelry, change, or loose screws and nails.
- Old soap dishes were often designed to be mounted to the wall, which makes them great key-catches in a small entryway.
- Vintage metal trays can be hung on the wall and used as magnet boards.
- Use an accordion peg rack for jewelry storage or to hang laundry bags.
- A set of vintage glass jars can be great for dry goods or craft supply storage.
• Vintage Wire Egg Basket, $28
• Vintage Toolbox, $78
• Vintage Set of 4 Kitchen Canisters, $18
• 20-Drawer Metal Storage Cabinet, $30
• Vintage Mail Organizer, $14
• Vintage Frigidaire Ice Cube Trays, $12
• Antique Metal Soap Dish, $42
• Dutch Metal Tray, $12
• Vintage Accordion Peg Rack, $11
• Ball Jars in Milk Jug Tote, $52
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An incredibly rich and fudgy brownie with a deep chocolate flavor embellished with the tart flavor of cranberries. The tart berry makes the perfect counterpoint to a super sweet brownie and are an unexpected but lovely surprise.
I used frozen, leftover cranberry sauce from Christmas, but a berry jam or preserve is a shoe-in. The cranberry sauce has to be homemade, the canned stuff won't work here. Or anywhere.
These are a thin, soft brownie that taste delicious chilled. Bursting with flavor, the combo of sweet and tart is utterly divine.
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease and line a 9×13 inch baking pan (for thin brownies) or an 8×8 inch pan (for thicker brownies) with parchment paper.
2. In a medium saucepan melt butter over low heat (or melt in microwave). Remove from heat and stir in cocoa powder. Add sugar and mix well. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in vanilla, flour and salt. Do not overbeat. Fold in nuts.
3. Spread in prepared pan, drop cranberry sauce by the spoonful over top and use a knife to swirl into batter.
4. Bake (9×13) 28-30 minutes, (8×8) 36-38 minutes. Cool on wire racks. Melt half the chocolate in a small saucepan or in the microwave, remove from heat and stir in the remainder of the chocolate until melted. Drizzle over top using a spoon or a baggie with the corner cut off. Remove to cutting board and cut into squares, wiping knife clean after each cut.