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A Willis Lane man reported someone stole his utility trailer along with three ladders on July 2 sometime between 6:50 and 10:30 a.m.
That's according to a Berkeley County Sheriff's Office incident report that goes on to state the items were presumably taken after the trailer lock was cut.
The trailer is a dual-axel, black B&D that is six feet tall and 12 feet long. The two front rims are rusted and the back ones are new. Two of the ladders were 20-foot extension ladders and one was a 16-foot extension ladder, according to the report.
The total value of missing items is estimated at $2,000.
A neighbor told a deputy he saw a maroon, older model GMC or Chevy two-door pull into the neighborhood and back into the victim's driveway. The witness said he saw the vehicle leave the residence but was unsure if a trailer was connected, according to the report.
A separate but similar incident occurred on June 28 or June 29 at a Wampee Drive residence near Pinopolis when a 6-by-14 foot utility trailer was stolen.
The trailer was in the victim's backyard and covered with three limbs. A storage box inside the trailer contained three nail guns and an air nail gun. The total value of stolen items is estimated to be $4,350.
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|State Fair of Texas 2011
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|Monday, October 10, 2011
Only a couple more weeks to enjoy the State Fair of Texas; ends Oct. 23. Ya'll better hurry!!!
At the Fair, Prices run: $39.95 for a *Season Pass, $16 general admission, $12 for children 2+, $12 Seniors 60+ *Season Pass includes: unlimited visits to State Fair for 2011, 1 free companion ticket M-F (valid for 1 visit), 1 free Cinemark Theatre ticket
Big Discounts to the State Fair of Texas
Any day
Dr. Pepper Discount: $5 admission but only after 5pm when you bring an empty Dr. Pepper can
McDonald's Discount: $4 off general admission along with a free kid's admission (when purchasing a general admission). Must pick coupon up at local area McDonalds
Monday through Friday: Special Kroger Discounts
Purchase Advance Tickets to give you an express pass which allows you avoid standing in lines to purchase tickets.
Purchase a Season Pass for $29.95: 1 day companion ticket and a Cinemark ticket
Purchase a DART Combo ticket for $17: 1 time round trip on DART and Fair admission
Dr.Pepper Day: $4 admission, bring an empty bottle/can of Dr. Peper
Kroger Can Food Drive Day: $2 admission for each visitor having 3 cans of food (this will be donated to local area food banks)
DickiesDay: Free admission, Wear an item of clothing with the Dickies logo
(only Thursday, Oct. 6)
Coke Bottle Day: $5 admission, Bring an empty 20oz bottle of coke
Senior Discount Day: Free admission, Ages 60+ (only Thursday, Oct. 6, 13, and 20)
Cinemark Day: Free admission, Bring a Cinemark Theater ticket stub
They had a nursing station for women. Love the thought and consideration but found the tent a bit funny!!
We had a lot of fun at the State Fair!!
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Pastor Kyle Idleman doesnt just want to be a fan of Jesus, he wants to full heartedly commit to him and be a follower of Jesus. But how can you make the leap from fan to follower? In Not a Fan Idleman uses biblical examples to show how the people who met Jesus also had to decide if they were fans or followers, and what it meant for them to then become followers. Being a follower doesnt mean that you go to church every week, that you slap a Jesus fish on the back of your car, and that you give to charity. Thats what a fan does. What a follower of Jesus does, Idleman observes, is die to themselves each and every moment of the day because you cant say yes to following Jesus unless you say no to living for yourself. In this three part book Idleman helps you to discover whether you are a fan or a follower, how to recognize the invitation Jesus has given, and what following Jesus looks like in your daily life. With humor and real life examples to draw you closer to Jesus, Kyle Idleman compels each and every one of us to Not Be A Fan
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I hope there is more veracity to this report than when Newsweek reported a soldier at Gitmo had flushed the Quran down the toilet. Not that I advocate desecrating sacred materials, but that toilet story turned out to be potty talk, and a handful of people died from the Muslim rioting that resulted and America's rep sunk a little lower.
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Children's Clinics Deploys Secures Electronic Health Records with Fingerprint Biometrics
Editor / Provider: DigitalPerson | Updated: 8/25/2011 | Article type: Commercial Markets
DigitalPerson, a global provider of authentication and endpoint protection solutions, announced Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services (Children's Clinics) has deployed DigitalPersona Pro data protection and access security software and U.are.U Fingerprint Readers to enhance the rollout of its new electronic health records (EHR) system. Using fingerprint biometrics, Children's Clinics has eliminated the need for employees and contract healthcare providers to remember passwords to access applications and sensitive patient information. This new system improves workflow efficiency, increases patient data security and significantly reduces IT helpdesk requests for lost or forgotten passwords.
With more than 25 specialty clinics, primary care and therapy services, Children's Clinics offers Southern Arizona's families a wide range of healthcare services to meet the health care needs of their children. The organization was transitioning to NextGen Ambulatory EHR from years of utilizing paper charts. Children's Clinics was challenged with managing login credentials and needed a solution to help streamline the login process to improve workflow. More than 40 percent of the clinic's staff are part-time contract providers who only work in the clinic a couple of times a month. Because contactors only use the systems when they are at the clinic, passwords could easily be forgotten. Time and resources would be wasted recovering and reissuing passwords, causing frustration for both providers and patients.
"As we rolled out our new EHR system, it was important for us to make the transition easy for our providers who had to learn the new system. Our providers were already frustrated with having to learn another EHR system so we wanted the login process to be as fast and as simple as possible," said William Mayo, information systems supervisor, Children's Clinics. "Using DigitalPersona Pro and U.are.U Fingerprint Readers allows our providers to log into our EHR system without the hassle of remembering their password. User acceptance has been positive because employees can quickly and easily access their applications from any exam room PC with just their finger."
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By integrating DigitalPersona Pro and U.are.U Fingerprint Readers with the rollout of its EHR system, Children's Clinics was able to significantly speed up the login process required to access the applications throughout the organization. DigitalPersona Pro's kiosk feature has helped to streamline workflow processes by eliminating the need to constantly re-enter strong passwords required for exam room PCs. Since many employees are involved in a patients visit, employees can log out of the EHR in the exam room PC and the next employee can continue the exam where the previous employee left off. The solution helps address compliance with industry regulations, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, by strengthening authentication in ways that doctors, nurses and clinical staff find easy to use. Children's Clinics staff can instantly access a broad set of applications OWA email, Exchange email, Ramsoft PACS, other community EHR systems, and information, including health records, radiology images and email.
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DigitalPersona, a provider of authentication and endpoint protection solutions, announced Michigan State University Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) has deployed its management software and fingerprint readers. The solution eliminates the need for employees to remember and manually type separate passwords to more than 60 applications. DigitalPersona management system uses fingerprint biometrics to verify the user's identity and then enters the appropriate password needed for each application. As a result, MSUFCU has improved customer service times and reduced overall risk. MSUFCU is one of the largest university-based credit unions with more than US$1.8 billion in assets and more than 153,000 members. The credit union has more than 300 employees who access more than 60 applications to handle everything from transactions with the Federal Reserve or American Express to inputting daily timecards. Given the high-access security requirements of these applications, employees must change each application's password every 90 days. MSUFCU's security policies require the use of passwords that contain three or more types of characters, such as lower or upper case letters, numbers or symbols, making password memorization a major challenge. The credit union sought a solution that could simplify application login to improve customer service and overall productivity while improving the protection of confidential data. MSUFCU selected the software to solve these challenges. "Our members require fast, accurate service," said Debbie Serrano, Network Technician, MSUFCU. "DigitalPersona provides us with an authentication and single sign-on solution without the large price tag that often comes with big enterprise security solutions. The system integrated into environment and enables us to reduce our business risk while allowing employees to do what they do best. Instead of getting frustrated with having to remember dozens of complex passwords, they simply use their finger to log in."
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Reports of flooding on Furness Roads
Last updated at 16:25, Thursday, 11 October 2012
REPORTS have started to come in of flooding on Furness' Roads following an afternoon of heavy rain.
The Evening Mail has received calls over concerns surrounding Dungeon Lane in Roosecote and several streets in Dalton.
Cumbria Constabulary is also reporting problems on Abbey Road at the junction with Barrow Road.
It is just passable in both directions.
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Scott Elbert, the Dodgers' top left-handed pitching prospect and the club's first-round pick (17th overall) in the 2004 amateur draft, pitched the final half-inning of today's intrasquad. While he retired only two of the four batters he faced and walked the other two (the game ended after Delwyn Young drew the second walk because Elbert had reached his pitch limit), Elbert used every pitch in his repertoire, getting Andy La Roche to ground into a force at second and striking out non-roster catcher A.J. Ellis. Elbert, who will begin the season either at Double-A Jacksonville or at Triple-A Las Vegas, probably will be among the first cuts from big-league camp. But with four split squads in the next two weeks. he'll get several more chances to impress general manager Ned Colletti, manager Grady Little and pitching coach Rick Honeycutt before that happens. "I'm just trying to stay within myself, even though that's hard to do in my situation," Elbert said. "Your intensity starts to pick up as the game goes on."
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AEROSMITH Performs in Boston Today at Band's Historic Apt. on 1325 Commonwealth Avenue
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1325 Commmonwealth Avenue is the building in Boston where it all began some 40 years ago for AEROSMITH, in an apartment where Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer lived and wrote songs together in the early '70s. It was where they planted the seed that would catapult them to become America's greatest rock band, with sales exceeding 150 million albums worldwide and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Today (11/5/2012) at noon on the day before Election Day and the release of their new album MUSIC FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION! (Columbia Records), AEROSMITH threw one helluva party for their dedicated fans and their beloved city of Boston. They urged fans to become a "Freedom Fighter" by voting and performed live right in front of the 1325 Commmonwealth Avenue building. Tens of thousands of cheering fans turned out, with the city closing the streets down and suspending trolley service in the area (since the trolley runs in front of the apartment). It was one of the biggest events ever in Boston.
The day began with the designation of 1325 Commmonwealth Avenue as a historic landmark, with a special commemorative plaque placed outside on the building. This honor was bestowed on the band by Boston Mayor Tom Menino and the city of Boston. To top it off, AEROSMITH will further leave their mark as their handprints are being placed in the sidewalk in front of the building. The significance of the event was underlined by the attendance of the New England Patriots President Jonathan Kraft, Patriots Tom Brady and Jerod Mayo, along with an array of Patriots cheerleaders. ***See band quotes below.
The marker commemorating the "Aerosmith Apartment" is presented by the Music Museum Of New England as part of its Boston Music TrailTM, a series of markers at sites of musical significance around the city, made possible in part by a grant from the Music Drives Us Foundation. The mission of the Museum is to preserve, honor and showcase New England's musical heritage. It is building an online archive at mmone.org.
For their performance, which was exclusively broadcast live by AXS TV and will have an encore presentation of the event in full in primetime at 9:00 PM ET/6:00 PM PT., AEROSMITH jumped headlong into a set of eight songs including ones that the band played live and recorded on their first album while living at 1325 Commonwealth Avenue. Among the songs was "Movin' Out," from their 1973 self-titled debut album which TYLER and PERRY wrote on a waterbed in the apartment. From the new album, the band fired up "Oh Yeah" and "Lover A Lot." As they closed with their nugget "Train Kept A Rollin," AEROSMITH showered the throng with patriotically themed red, white and blue confetti.
Next, AEROSMITH continues their "Global Warming Tour," with a new leg starting November 8 that will reach arenas in 14 cities.
MUSIC FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION!--recently chosen by PEOPLE magazine (9-17-12) as one of "5 Must Have Albums For Fall"--marks AEROSMITH's 15th studio album. There has been a witch's brew boiling for 10 years, and they're about to blow the cover off. The album was recorded in Los Angeles and at the band's studio in Massachusetts; it was produced by Jack Douglas, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, with the exception of three tracks produced by Tyler and Marti Frederiksen. The album abounds with one highlight after another, including "Out Go The Lights," "Oh Yeah," "Luv XXX," "We All Fall Down," "Street Jesus" and "Can't Stop Loving You," on which Tyler duets with Carrie Underwood. The album also includes "Freedom Fighter" which features Johnny Depp on backing vocals. The album's first two singles have been released simultaneously to radio and are now lighting up the airwaves: "What Could Have Been Love" at Hot AC and "Lover A Lot" at Rock, Active Rock, and Classic Rock.
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Life in Pennsylvania Amish country isn't quite as depicted by Hollywood
Lancaster's 523,000 residents don't view the Amish as curiosities. Central Market, America's oldest farmers market, in the heart of the city, hosts English and Amish vendors selling produce and homemade goodies. Elmer Stoltzfus, a toothy grinned, 21-year-old plain youth, has operated Stoner's stand for nine years.
"It's a nice change from working the fields," he said, beaming. "I have a great relationship with the regulars. We tease each other."
Stoltzfus' good nature contributes to the 120 pounds of tomatoes and up to $4,000 in sales on market day. His stage of life is called Rumspringa — which means "running around." It starts at age 16 when girls and boys exercise freedoms similar to the English. Within five to eight years it ends, at which point young adults have the choice to be baptized into the church and most likely married, or leave the sect.
Recent generations are opting for liberal affiliations over their parents' Old Order Amish.
"My son, Amos Lee, is Spring Garden Amish. He has television and a computer," Anna Ruth Esh, the plain septuagenarian, explained on a visit to her farm. Her laugh came easily as she shared family photos. An oath of humility keeps them from being publicly photographed; among kin it's OK.
The notion of shunning has been exaggerated in film and TV programs. Esh fraternizes with her sister and brother, who chose a different path. Family and work are paramount.
Esh's daughters rattled off answers to my myriad questions over lunch: They take loans from the bank. They vote. Their children love to play volleyball. Cellphones are common. They adopt. They even buy birthday cakes at Costco.
I guess it's true what Anna Ruth Esh's mom told her: "English are just like us, but wear different clothing."


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Known for its hospitality, a characteristic of northern France, its cloth industry and its textile industry, of course. However, to avoid mentioning the city of today, which has become an important artistic point with the creation of the Regional Plastic Arts College (ERSEP), and the Lyric Workshop under Jean-Claude Malgoire, and the Fresnoy, a centre of popular leisure activities, restructured by the architect Bernard Tschumi, and has become the National Studio of Contemporary Arts.
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pl. de la République F - 59200 Tourcoing
Its belltower, which rises to 85m, houses a set of sixty-one bells and a campanology museum. From the summit is a panorama over the town. The interior is illuminated thanks to the stained glass windows of the chancel, by Lorin.
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11 bis pl. Albert-et-Charles-Roussel F - 59200 Tourcoing
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I can help out on the portions around St. Louis starting this week. Funny, I rode on part of it on Monday, 7/5! Wish I had the GPS on the bike! I can get some coordinates starting on 7/8, since I need to be at a meeting downtown and the office is adjacent to the North Riverfront Trail (bike/ped only - I can map out an alternate route for moto's. I can start in a southerly direction and have it mapped down to Cape in a bit. Then start on the northerly part out of St. Charles - Hannibal - Alexandria at the Illinois crossing.
Will pour over the Vertices map and start the process. This should be fun and give me a definite place to ride. May take along some biking buddies who also moto as well for the ride.
Cool, looks like you're a cyclist too.
There are two good ways to plot the MRT on your motorcycle. First, you can save a waypoint at every significant point. For example at each corner mark a waypoint. Or every time you pass an MRT sign mark a waypoint. On most GPSs, you can mark a waypoint and leave the default name with just a couple button clicks--easy to do while moving.
Another option is to save your track for the MRT. Just make sure it doesn't also include parts which aren't on the route.
As for parts of the MRT which are on bike paths, so far I haven't encountered it, but I suppose the best workaround is to simply follow the road closest to the bike path. I think especially for the MRT, the bike path would necessarily follow a parallel road.
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What are my SEP Clients downloading from liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com?
It was brought to my attention a short time back that several of our workstations are communicating directly with http://liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com/ Per our LiveUpdate Policy configuration this should not occur. If a SEP client requires an update it will only attempt to connect to our GUP or the SEPMs. In reviewing our Web Filter logs I was able to identify what exactly they were requesting to download. My problem now is what are these items that some of these machines are attempting to download? Below is an example of one of the file paths I found. Note how ridiculously long the path is. Does anyone know what its doing?
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Did gup policy are applied ?
Check this thread also
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Ashish Sharma
What version of SEP are you using? This has been known to happen on some of the older versions (i.e. use LiveUpdate even when it's not mean to):
After reviewing the link provided I believe this is exactly what I'm experiencing. It appears that since we're primarily running SEP 11 RU6 MP2 we're experiencing the bug associated with these previous versions. It sounds like once we move to 12.1 RU2 this will be eliminated.
Thank you for your help.
Brian -
"Use a LiveUpdate Server" is unchecked. The only fields checked are GUP and Use Default Management Server. And within the GUP settings only Use a Single GUP Provider is checked.
Aashish -
According to the SEPM and the SEP Client the machines in question do have the most up to date Policy applied to them. So they should not be making any attempts to LiveUpdate Servers.
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We're currently running 12.1 RU2 on all SEPMs and GUPs. The machines currently exhibiting this issue are running primarily 11 RU6 MP2
It is down to the way the clients process the policy, so upgrading the client should (hopefully) do the trick! The version of the SEPM or GUP would have no bearing on how the v11 client chooses to (mis)behave
also check if there any location awareness set?
Help Link: http://www.symantec.com/business/support/overview.jsp?pid=54619
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Sumit G.
you might be used RU1 before RU2.Is that the problem was with RU1 also?
Because if you gone through all the above comments I dont think is there any setting issue with your case.
Try to recreate the package and reinstall.
otherwise it could be a bug.
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Hi there,
Below is an example of one of the file paths I found. Note how ridiculously long the path is. Does anyone know what its doing?
That is anonymous telemetry data rather than a request for a file. These can safely be ignored. This article has some more information:
LiveUpdate Administrator 2.x Distribution Center logs contain "400 - URL" or "404 0 3" Entries
With thanks and best regards,
awesome for making this point, Mick :-). Thumbs up !
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We—husband, wife, baby—came with everything we owned in the back of a pick-up truck. We brought no furniture and had no money.
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After the honeymoon we returned to our home eager to start our new lives together as one. But soon the fairytale ended and real life began. It didn't look quite like I had imagined. There were no glaring problems. No deep-rooted sin issues. Yet I was extremely aware of my husbands' shortcomings, and I wasn't holding back on sharing my thoughts.
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I've been married to Aileen for more than fourteen years now. In that time she has been loving and loyal and kind and everything else a husband could desire in a wife. She has borne me three children, supported me through career changes, tolerated my sin, prayed me through difficulty, helped me be a man whose church can call him to be their pastor. And yet in a moment, in the blink of an eye, when she in some way displeases me, I can act as if she has never loved me at all, as if she has only ever treated me with contempt.
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THOMASVILLE, Ga. - It was a rough weekend for the Saint Leo University men's soccer team as the No. 25 Lions surrendered two unanswered goals in the second half as they fell 2-1 to host Thomas University on Sunday afternoon from a hot and muggy field in Georgia.
After playing through a scoreless first half that featured solid opportunities from both sides, the Lions broke through just three minutes into the second half as senior Eusebio Montoya (Smithfield, N.C.) deposited a beautiful cross from sophomore Jonathan Glenn (Trinidad & Tobago) just inside the post to put SLU on the board.
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The shooting at Cure International Hospital in the western part of the Afghan capital was the latest attack on foreign civilians in the city this year.
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The attacker was a member of the Afghan Police Protection Force assigned to guard the hospital, District Police Chief Hafiz Khan told the Associated Press. Khan said the man's motive was not yet clear.
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Using cylindrical coordinates on the 1 dimensional semicircle, the wave function depends only on the angular coordinate, and so
Substituting the Laplacian in cylindrical coordinates, the wave function is therefore expressed as
The moment of inertia for a semicircle, best expressed in cylindrical coordinates, is . Solving the integral, one finds that the moment of inertia of a semicircle is , exactly the same for a hoop of the same radius. The wave function can now be expressed as , which is easily solvable.
Since the particle cannot escape the region from to , the general solution to this differential equation is
Defining , we can calculate the energy as . We then apply the boundary conditions, where and are continuous and the wave function is normalizable:
Like the infinite square well, the first boundary condition demands that the wave function equals 0 at both and . Basically
Since the wave function , the coefficient A must equal 0 because . The wave function also equals 0 at so we must apply this boundary condition. Discarding the trivial solution where B=0, the wave function only when m is an integer since . This boundary condition quantizes the energy where the energy equals where m is any integer. The condition m=0 is ruled out because everywhere, meaning that the particle is not in the potential at all. Negative integers are also ruled out.
We then normalize the wave function, yielding a result where . The normalized wave function is
The ground state energy of the system is . Like the particle in a box, there exists nodes in the excited states of the system where both and are both 0, which means that the probability of finding the particle at these nodes are 0.
Using cylindrical coordinates, the operators and are expressed as and respectively, where these observables play a role similar to position and momentum for the particle in a box. The commutation and uncertainty relations for angular position and angular momentum are given as follows:
The wave equation for such a potential is given as:
where and are for odd and even m respectively.
Similarly, if the semicircular potential well is a finite well, the solution will resemble that of the finite potential well where the angular operators and replace the linear operators x and p.