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We've previously spoken about Nomensa's involvement with UX Discuss. Since that post it's continued to grow both online and within Nomensa with intriguing topics such as 'The ethics of User Experience' and 'Getting the best out of user interviews' generating lively discussions. As coordinators of several events, the topic 'UX talking – speaking at conferences & events' caught our eye.
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Police received a Crime Stoppers tip and arrested Swafford at 11:30 Thursday morning. He is charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle, criminal mischief and burglary. He has three prior burglary arrests.
The playground, located on Beach 29th Street in Far Rockaway, was nearly complete on March 20 when Swafford allegedly stole an excavator parked in the area overnight and rammed through a chain link fence. They then wrecked the new equipment, including slides
The incident caused 100-thousand dollars worth of damage.
The arrest was welcomed news to community leaders.
"Let this send a message to any criminal element in our midst: Far Rockaway is turning a new page, and this kind of senseless vandalism will no longer be tolerated," said Councilman James Sanders Jr. "This playground will be completed and will open, so that our children will always have a safe place to play and enjoy the great outdoors. Our community refuses to let a senseless and idiotic act of vandalism prevent the residents of B. 29th street from enjoying a playground they deserve."
The Parks Department is hoping to open up sometime this summer.
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The Gracie Barra Method
I have visited many different jiu-jitsu schools in my travels. From the tiny one room spaces with enough room for 2 pairs to roll all the way to state of the art, World class training facilities. Truth is, you can learn great jiu-jitsu regardless of the size of the academy. But the approach and philosophy of the instruction must be well designed or the students just won't can not learn at an optimal rate.
I have witnessed wildly varying approaches to teaching the class. The instructor shows up 20 minutes late, shows a sweep that he saw on YouTube the day before and then says "ok, let's roll."
I visited the original Gracie Barra in Barra de Tijuca in Brazil a few years ago to see how the classes at the main academy were conducted. I came away not only with some fantastic new techniques to share with he students at the home GB schools, but also with a clearer understanding of HOW jiu-jitsu is taught.
The Gracie Barra Method is comprised of 6 parts:
Curriculum, Pre-requisite, Class, Training Methods, Minimum Attendance, Belt System
The 3 aspects I see most misunderstood in many bjj schools are:
Curriculum: Set of coordinated techniques organized in the best possible way to facilitate student?s learning processes. All Gracie Barra curriculums are 16 weeks;
Would you try to learn to speak a new language or a new software application just by jumping in any old place? Or would a progressive system that takes you step by step be the most efficient way to learn?
Of course, a set curriculum is the best, most organized way to learn a new skill. jiu-jitsu is no different.
The student is guided through the early fundamentals, progressing to more advanced techniques as they develop the jiu-jitsu skills.
Class: The defined period of time during which the student learns the techniques that comprise the curricula using several different training methods or appropriate instructional techniques;
GB teaches the idea of a "class clock" where each portion of the class (ex. warm up, standup, ground, cool down) are given the optimal amount of time. The time and energy of the students are best directed to the fastest progress while ensuring safety for all of the students.
I have witnessed some schools that featured exhausting 30 minute conditioning s4essions to start the classes and yet lacked sufficient time for important aspects as teaching takedowns. Following the class clock ensures a great learning experience for everyone: the students maximize their learning and then quickly out of the academy and back to the rest of their life and responsibilities.
Training Methods: Specific drills and training practices designed to convert the knowledge represented in the curricula and taught by the instructor into knowledge and skills, insuring that the student is able to apply their knowledge and techniques under real circumstances (or under authentic conditions);
I have seen classes where 1st day students are "thrown to the wolves" and put into live rolling. Without any knowledge or understanding of positions, they struggle to survive. hardly the best way to introduce someone to jiu-jitsu.
Gracie Barra introduces students to positional sparring as a way to bridge the gap between learning a technique in class and a way to employ it in live rolling.
It isn't just how many gold medals the instructor has won in competition or how many times he can tap you out in a roll. The program structure is SUPER important for the optimal training experience.
see also : The Gracie Barra Curriculum: The Best Way to Learn Bjj
Credits: Mark Mullen
Gracie Barra Black belt based in Saigon, Vietnam
Twitter: @MarkMullenBJJ


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The Last Breakfast
"Lovest thou me?" -Jn 21:15-17
I remember the hot summer when we discovered ice cream sandwiches in the bottom of the cooler at the corner store. That cake-like chocolate graham crust with the sweet vanilla ice cream oozing out; we were mad for them after that first taste. But at ten cents apiece, they were expensive. Whether we rode our bikes, or played ball in the sun, or sat and played marbles in the shade, we talked and dreamed about those soft, cool, creamy sandwiches. Within a week we had tapped out our ready sources of money: mooching and scouring the fields for pop bottles worth 2 cents each. We were all looking for ways to afford just one more ice cream sandwich.
My dad worked nights. He would come home to join us for breakfast, and then sleep till late afternoon. As he got up from the breakfast table one morning, I heard the jingle of change in his pants. Something ugly stirred in my mind. That change was just what we needed, what I had to have. All day long I kept coming into the house and listening at his door: sleeping sounds, slow, even snoring. I cracked the door, and there hanging at the foot of the bed were those pants, that change, those ice cream sandwiches. Another appetite rose up in me—my chance to be the big man in the neighborhood. I slipped in and took a handful of change.
We ate like greedy pigs as we sat in the shade of the corner store. I told them it was birthday money I'd saved. My friends were so happy, and they were smiling at me. I felt satisfied before I ever ate the sandwich.
That went on every day for about two weeks and what a time it was. I had gotten good at slipping in and slipping out without a sound. Coins sweating already in my hand, I would run to my buddies and we headed to the store. They didn't ask where I got the money anymore. One day there was no change in dad's pocket so I felt for his wallet, hesitated a moment, then took out two whole dollars. I had been okay with taking the change, but those dollars made my face feel hot. Even before we began gorging ourselves on ice cream, my stomach felt sick. The importance and joy I had felt buying for my friends was gone that afternoon. I realized I was in pretty deep. If dad knew, he'd kill me, but worse, he'd have that look in his eye, that disappointment he would get when I'd miss catching a ball or get a bad grade. Now, I had stolen from my dad. I couldn't face him, and didn't know what to do. Early that afternoon, the sun high and hot, I grabbed my fishing pole and walked down the tracks to the reservoir, wishing my stomach would quit aching, and praying nobody would see me crying.
Sometimes we have sinned in our own eyes so deeply that we don't know how to return to God. Our sin seems so big we simply can't face Him. It's not that we don't love God. In fact, it is largely because we do that we can't figure out how to tell Him about what we did. We betrayed His love. How do you handle the utter failure where we presumed loyalty? Well, of course we are unworthy whatever we do, we know that, but now we feel it, and just can't lift our faces to His. So, we hide from Him. From ourselves. We go fishing maybe, like a little boy did, like even the great apostle Peter did. Driven by guilt at his actions during our Lord's arrest and trial, the Peter who ran away now walked slowly into the shadowy world of self-rejection. He buried himself back in what he knew best—fishing. Peter's situation offers instruction for us about this place of remorse and despair. Let's start that night where Peter began his deep fall, and watch Peter as he came to be where most of us find ourselves one day.
Peter at Gethsemane
A late night chill fell wet with the early dew, and Peter huddled further into his cloak. Through that mist of half-sleep, he listened to occasional crackles from their smoldering fire. The day had been long, a feast day, and his belly was happily full; his body, exhausted. Peter lay in the flickering shadows of Gethsemane, held between the wooing of sleep and the pondering of riddles that kept him from it. Jesus was always speaking in riddles, and this night he had outdone himself. 'This is my body, broken for you…my blood, shed for you…' Peter played the words over and over; still they made no sense. Some distance away his beloved Rabbi also lay prone; but not in sleep—He was agonizing in prayer.
The fire crackled again piercing the night with sparks. Peter stirred, and his thoughts went to his father Jonas. Even Jonas had been fooled by the myth of confident control that Peter nurtured about himself, eventually giving him the day to day responsibility for their fishing enterprise. For all appearances, Peter had been more than competent, and they now had two homes, a growing fleet, and servants. Still, Peter's insecurity haunted him, forcing him to act all the more with the swaggering storminess that had become the convenient mask he wore. The men of course were fooled. He was making a name for himself that everyone except Peter believed. Until Jesus. "You are Simon, (a wavering reed) …you shall be Peter, (a rock)." Peter had instantly understood what Jesus meant, what Jesus knew about him. Peter begged Jesus to leave him be, it was plain what an awful sinner he was. But Jesus looked calmly at him until Peter turned away in anger, or maybe fear? Peter both loved and needed this strange man who saw his pretense.
Partly he felt he was drowning inside the man he played. The responsibility he carried for others weighed heavily on him. He had always felt responsible for others, and needed to care for them as much to feed his own needs as to meet theirs. Insecurity ate at him. The real fear was that he would fail others, and lose their respect. Yet he felt that obligation for others and it drove him to lead his crews and to follow Jesus to this very night. What a strange night.
He smiled as he heard a last crackle from the fire. Somewhere, he slipped from being lost in thought to being lost in sleep.
From the cloudy recesses he heard that voice, low and with urgency: "Simon? Simon! Are you asleep?"
"Am I?" he more thought than said.
Jesus sighed. "Could you not pray with me for even one hour?" His voice held that tinge of disappointment that Peter could not miss even in his foggy state. "Get up and pray so that you will not fall into temptation." Peter watched Jesus as He walked some distance away again for privacy, to continue in prayer. He sought to rise, to pray as the master had urged. John and James were making the snorts and groans of men sleeping fitfully. He would have to wake them, in just a moment he would, and together they would pray as Jesus urged. In a moment...
"Simon! James? John?" This time his voice was not low, and all three sat up, blinked at him and each other. None responded. What could they say? Peter shook himself, pawing at sleepy eyes.
"You still sleep and rest? The hour has come," Jesus pointed just below, where torch-lights were coming towards them, "and here now comes my betrayer."
Peter heard that resignation again, but something else too, an anticipation, an eagerness? He tried to shed the sleepiness from his body, from his mind, as he stood. Judas led the crowd, their hands filled with swords and clubs. He stared unbelieving; these were no Roman soldiers, but the High Priest's private guards. Peter's body began to flush. Something was very wrong. His jaw set hard. His hand instinctively felt for the hilt of his sword.
Judas kissed the master, greeting him. "Rabbi," was all he said, a bit too loud, like one of those theater actors. Peter thought he saw something cross his master's face. Pain? Maybe. Maybe just the dancing shadows of the torch light.
Jesus looked at Judas a moment, and then stepped away towards the crowd. "Who are you seeking?"
"Jesus of Nazareth," bellowed out from the crowd. Peter felt a rage building within, heightened by fear. He looked from the grim crowd to Jesus.
"I am he." The steady voice rumbled, almost like thunder; his eyes blazed. A slight smile grew on Peter's face as he saw the crowd fall away, some to the ground. He so admired Jesus. In that moment he sensed the power Jesus held, the courage, and Peter drew from it. He had seen Jesus in action before. Peter was committed to whatever happened next.
Peter was not the only one to be fingering his sword's hilt. One of the other disciples asked eagerly, "Jesus, shall we fight? We have our swords." With that, Peter felt his sword's heft suddenly in hand. His heart raced. The guards had drawn closer; one was now within reach. With a deep breath Peter took full swing, aiming to crush the skull of the guard nearest him. Somehow his blade missed its mark, catching only the man's ear. Blood spewed out, the guard recoiling in surprise. Peter drew back again, readying another strike. The crowd recovered and started forward.
"No more of this," Jesus commanded. "Put your swords away!"
Peter's arm dropped. He watched in awe, as Jesus knelt down, picked up the ear, and went to the dazed man's side. There, Jesus replaced the fallen ear on this guard who seemed intent to do Him harm! Peter stood with his own ears pounding in fury. That Jesus was saying something, he could more see than hear.
"Am I leading a rebellion," Jesus said, turning back to the crowd, who stood frozen, looking at Jesus with bewilderment, "that you have come with clubs and swords to capture me?" His face glistened in the flickering light, wet with perspiration from his labors in prayer. "Every day I was with you, teaching in the temple courts, and you did not arrest me there?" He was speaking now with contempt. "But the writings of the prophets must be fulfilled."
Peter was confused, angry, frustrated. He watched open-mouthed as Jesus gave himself to the pushing and shoving mob. And fear was gripping him, washing over him. Some of the disciples began to run. Peter's heart left him. He ran. He ran, not far, but he ran, his chest heaving for air when he stopped and turned, his face filled with anguish. Now he prayed, but with angry arguments and accusations. Tears streamed down his face. He followed them, from a safe distance, transfixed. He tried to enter the High Priest's house where Jesus was brought, but was prevented by the guards. He backed away, but his eyes searched for Jesus. Finally, he joined some that were huddled near a kindled fire in the courtyard. He could not diminish the chill growing within. Somewhere, a rooster crowed, the night nearly spent. 'Where is God?' was angrily on the lips of his heart. He clung to the edge of rage; rage at Rome, rage at the Pharisees, rage at himself.
Three times that night, Peter would deny that he had ever known Jesus, even taking an oath, and calling down curses on himself, that he had never so much as met this Nazarene. Another rooster crowed as the morning light rose on the horizon and Peter fell into the darkest hour of his life. He remembered the words of Jesus at the feast, "Before the rooster crows twice, you will disown me three times." He staggered as the thought came clear: Jesus knew this too! Peter wept, not cleansing tears. It was disgust that poured through his eyes.
Dad Bigger Than I Knew
Have you wept those bitter tears? Have you walked away from Him because of your sin? Some will walk back to God as the prodigal son did, and find open arms. But some find no course of action. Empty and unworthy, disgrace and despair curl like flames flickering around your heart. Just like He knew about Peter, God knew we were going to fail even when He called us to His side. But God will use our failure to teach us something that can be learned no other way. Although just a little boy, my dad taught me something about God that hot afternoon fishing in the old reservoir, something I needed to know, something perhaps your Father wants you to discover today for yourself.
As I sat hurting that day, knowing there was no way to get right with my dad, I saw him walking along the tracks. He was a big man who swaggered like a sailor in a rocking sea, his arms swinging to the sides as he went. But now he was walking slow and deliberate, looking somehow as heavy as I felt. I couldn't run. I just sat there, watching him come to me, my pole motionless in my hands, barely breathing. I don't remember being afraid. No, it was more feeling deeply sorrowful at hurting him. My eyes were watery when he came up. He just quietly sat alongside me and stared in the water with me.
After what seemed a very long time he asked, "How're they bitin' son?"
I couldn't speak. I was too near crying. We sat quietly, a bird singing nearby, and I stuck out my chin as best I could, willing to take whatever beating he thought I needed, if he would only take me back.
In a moment I will never forget, he said, "Son, I've known since the first day you took the money. I watched every day out the window as you and your friends ate ice cream. I didn't say anything, because I wanted to let you come and tell me yourself. It hurt me that you were stealing from me, but it hurt more you didn't come and tell me. Son, you can always come to me when you've done wrong. I love you son." And with that, his hand reached out, not to strike me, but to pull me to his chest, where I cried. As I cried, my dad told me he trusted me, and that everything he had would be mine some day. Because I couldn't go to him, he came to me. It may be that God is coming to you. See how He came to Peter.
The True Shepherd Seeks Lost Sheep
A week passed. Peter had returned to his fishing with six other disciples. He had betrayed His Rabbi, the one he was sure was Messiah, and there was nothing else now to do. So they fished hard, trying to forget, to bury themselves in work. Then that morning came. Your morning is coming too.
It had been cold and fruitless. They rowed in silence. Having fished all night, they were tired and hungry. Coming in to moor for the day, they were within a hundred yards of the shore when they heard a voice calling to them.
A man stood up beside a low fire, "Friends, have you any fish?"
"No," one of them replied, all of them deep in somber thought.
"Throw your net on the right side of the boat. There you will find some," and with that, the stranger crouched back down and resumed tending his fire.
When they did as he said, the net was filled to breaking, and they strained to haul in the catch. As John tugged at the lines, the similarity to another day hit him. He caught Peter's eye and whispered excitedly, "It is the master!"
As a shepherd seeketh out his flock in the day that he is among his sheep that are scattered; so will I seek out my sheep, and will deliver them out of all places where they have been scattered in the cloudy and dark day. -Ezekiel 34:12
Peter's face came to life as he stood and squinted towards shore. Absentmindedly he let the net slip from his hands and grabbed his shirt, jumped into the water, and headed as fast as he could to shore. The other disciples followed with the boat, still struggling with the catch.
Jesus just sat there smiling, tending the few fish and some bread he had prepared. Peter sat slowly, staring, unable to speak, not knowing what to say if he could. Tears welled up, but he fought them back. The others arrived at the bank, some approaching, most just standing on the beach looking on.
"Bring some of the fish you've caught," Jesus said, waiving them over without looking up. "You must be hungry, let's have some breakfast." None of the disciples needed to ask who this stranger was. Jesus prepared enough for all and passed around fish and bread to each. They ate in an uncomfortable silence, a silence punctuated by the sail's flapping in the wind and a floating gull's occasional screech overhead. The sun was streaming its way out of the sea now. The men glanced around, mostly looking at the stony soil as they ate, occasionally glancing from Peter to Jesus, and back. When they finished, there was an awkward stillness.
Jesus looked slowly at each disciple, warmed by knowing their bellies were filled. Self consciously, they nervously wiped their mouths on their sleeves, or their hands on their tunics, to break the tension. His eyes held them with patience. A gull swooped low nearby. Jesus' eyes narrowed as he caught Peter's. "Simon, do you love me more than these?"
"Yes, Master," Peter's throat was hoarse as he answered, "You know I care for you." Peter, in his early zeal, like you and I, had often proclaimed his unwavering love and devotion. Now the words were too much to say.
Jesus looked at the dying fire. The wind gusted. Looking back up, he stared a moment at Peter, examining, weighing, and said quietly, "Feed my lambs."
The men looked at Peter. Peter couldn't move. No one breathed.
Jesus looked away again, at a few lonely gulls circling above the beach, and repeated, "Simon, do you truly love me?"
He answered, "Yes, Lord, you know how much I care for you." A few tears came rolling out, like those great drops of rain that plop down just before a summer shower. The air had that same tinge of electricity. He never took his eyes off Jesus, though he could hardly see now.
Jesus studied Peter. "Take care of my sheep," Jesus said. Then he looked away. Moments passed in silence.
Those gentle eyes, that Peter knew should have been piercing, demanding, accusing, turned again to Peter, as He softly asked the third time, "Simon, do you even care for me?"
The tears rolled off his cheek and down his shirt. Some of the men looked down, fighting their own emptions. Peter could bear no more, his three denials haunting him all the more in Jesus' three questions. But to ask now, if he even cared for Jesus! What had he done? Who is this Rabbi that comes back from the dead? "Master," Peter replied as an unexpected calm poured over him, "you know all things."
Jesus smiled at Peter, a smile welcoming one from a far journey back home. He rose, his eyes telling Peter to come, and he began walking. Peter walked alongside, as Jesus said again, "Feed my sheep."
Jesus spoke as they walked, perhaps about the frequent foolishness of sheep and the unchanging care afforded them by shepherds. I think Jesus took Peter aside to give him privacy as that summer rain fell hard from his eyes, cleansing a wounded soul. Jesus stopped, turned, and taking Peter by the shoulders, said again, as at the first, "Follow me."
And, what is Jesus saying to you?
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Join us and other's in the month of July for this great event to learn fish ID and go out to participate in the a REEF fish count survey. Event to be held at Force-E Pompano located at 1312 N. Federal Hwy. The classroom session starts at 9 am, followed by a 2 tank dive at 1 pm. After the dive trip, Force-E will be putting together a BBQ to celebrate. The classroom session is FREE and the price for the boat trip and BBQ is $65.
Please call Force-E Pompan to sign up for this event at 954-943-3483. Please note there is a 24 hour cancellation period for this event.
Multiple dives for the fish survey, Deer Island, New Brunswick.
Fish ID classes will be through two local shops: The Dive Shack and COJO Diving.
Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more details.
As a new REEF Field Station, we're excited to offer our very first Fish ID Training Seminar at Shark's Cove/Pupukea Beach Park as part of the Great Annual Fish Count! During this FREE training class hosted by Malama Pupukea Waimea, you will learn the names of Hawaii's common reef fishes and how to conduct REEF surveys. After the training seminar, participants will have the opportunity to work in a team to conduct a 30-minute REEF Survey to record the different species and number of each fish observed. Anyone wishing to participate inthe snorkel survey should be a strong swimmer, competent snorkeler, and have his/her own mask, snorkel, and fins. The snorkel survey will involve identifying, counting and recording fish observed in the Pupukea Marine Life Conservation District at Shark's Cove. After the snorkel, we'll gather back on shore to identify any unknown fish and share sightings of cool marine critters.
Join us at Charleston Scuba at 6:30 PM for an introduction to conducting a fish ID survey. For more information, please contact Charleston Scuba at (843) 763-3483 or by visiting their website.
For more information about the Great Annual Fish Count, please visit our website.
Part II of a Fish ID Seminar will take place from 10-2 pm at Jonathan Dickinson State Park nature center in Hobe Sound, FL. Please plan to bring your own lunch.
GAFC Field Survey Event at MacArthur State Park. Meet on the beach at 10 AM. This is a snorkel event only and reef access is via the beach.
Location: Lovers Point Beach, Pacific Grove.
Fish ID seminar will be held at the park's nature center in North Palm Beach, FL from 6-8:30 pm. Point of contact: Charlie Jabaly, District Biologist, Florida Park Services, (772) 546-0900.
Place: Diver Dan's
Fish ID Seminar July 2, 2012
Fish ID Seminar Dec 11, 2012
The Florida Oceanographic Society (FOS) will sponsor for the public a free fish identification training class on Tuesday June 26 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. FOS is located at 890 NE Ocean Boulevard Stuart, Florida 34996. The fish identification training will focus on the Top 30 fish species commonly found at Bathtub Beach in Martin County. Participants are encouraged to conduct a REEF fish snorkel survey at Bathtub Beach anytime during the month of July. Seating is limited and reservations are required.


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Things to Look Out for When Choosing Mercedes-Benz Cars OnlineRyan Joseph Ramos November 25, 2013
We're huge supporters of all the online tools available to prospective buyers. We like anything and everything that can help people make well-informed decisions, and there aren't that many bigger decisions than when purchasing a car. No matter if you're going for a brand-new or a second-hand model, you need to be keen on the stuff you need to look out for when choosing from online sources. Here are some items you might want to note:
Some sites, like Motorpoint in London, already make it a point to make sure that all the units in their inventory are given pre-delivery inspections. This should go for both new and used cars. If you know you're getting an inspected car, it could make things easier for you. Of course, inspecting the car yourself is also a must.
History Checks
For used cars, getting the history of the car is important. How many owners have there been before you? How many times was the car sent in for repairs, and for which types of repair? History checks can give you info if there may be potential risks and problems you might face with the car.
Test Drives
It would always help to test drive cars you're planning to buy. You at least get a feel for the car if it's the 'right' one for you, and you'll be able to experience how it handles for yourself. Not all online sources could offer this, though, so it might be better to go with options that do.
Next time you're checking out Mercedes-Benz cars online, we hope that these pointers will help you find the car that you want.


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December 1, 2002
STATESBORO, Ga. -- New coach, new players, same old results for Georgia Southern. When playoff time rolls around, the Eagles find ways to win.
Chaz Williams, running the option, rushed for 113 yards and three touchdowns as the Eagles beat Bethune-Cookman 34-0 in the first round of the Division I-AA playoffs Saturday.
"That was a good football team," Georgia Southern coach Mike Sewak said. "They gave us everything we could handle."
Sewak took over as coach this season, replacing four-time I-AA coach of the year Paul Johnson, who left for Navy. Williams, a sophomore, earned the quarterback job after J.R. Revere graduated.
Redshirt freshman Germaine Austin, replacing Adrian Peterson at fullback, added 104 rushing yards including a 17-yard score for the Eagles, who seek their seventh national title and third in four years.
Brad Lee rushed for 71 yards on 10 carries for the Wildcats, who trailed 27-0 at halftime and fell to 0-6 against Georgia Southern. B-CC gained 269 total yards and allowed 401.
"It was a good for us to finally get playoff experience, but a bad experience for us to lose the game," Wildcats coach Alvin Wyatt said. "We just lost to a much better football team."
The closest B-CC came to scoring in the one-sided first half was a missed field goal from 42 yards by Daniel King midway through the first quarter.
MAINE 14, APPALACHIAN ST. 13: Marcus Williams rushed for 157 yards and the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter for the visiting Black Bears. Williams scored on a 41-yard run with 9:41 to play, capping an 80-yard drive. Maine visits Georgia Southern in a quarterfinal Saturday.
W. ILLINOIS 48, E. ILLINOIS 9: Attley Lawson ran for 104 yards and a touchdown and caught a pass for a score to lead the host Leathernecks, who took control by scoring three touchdowns in the first quarter. Quarterback Russ Michna scored from a yard and threw a 23-yard score to Lawson to give Western Illinois a 21-0 lead.
W. KENTUCKY 59, MURRAY ST. 20: Jeremi Johnson rushed for 160 yards and a touchdown and Maurice Bradley had three 1-yard touchdown runs, two in the first quarter, for the host Hilltoppers. Western Kentucky had 350 yards rushing and allowed 103. The Hilltoppers play in the second round next week at Western Illinois.
VILLANOVA 45, FURMAN 38: The host Wildcats rallied with 24 fourth-quarter points, capped by Terry Butler's 5-yard touchdown run with 58 seconds left. Brett Gordon was 27-of-40 for 250 yards and three TDs for Villanova, which erased a 24-7 third-quarter deficit.
FORDHAM 29, NORTHEASTERN 24: Matt Fordyce kicked five field goals, a I-AA playoff record, and Kevin Eakin threw for 269 yards and a touchdown for the visiting Rams. Tim Gale scored on a 1-yard run with 52 seconds left to get the Huskies within five but Akeen Greenfield recovered the ensuing onside kick for Fordham, which next faces Villanova.
MONTANA 45, N'WESTERN ST. 14: Herb Fernandez returned an interception for a touchdown and Jefferson Heidelberger returned a punt and a kickoff for scores for the host Grizzlies. Fernandez tipped a pass by Kevin Magee and returned it 16 yards for a 21-0 lead with 7:06 left in the second.
MCNEESE ST. 21, MONTANA ST. 14: Scott Pendarvis threw for two touchdowns and ran for another for the host Cowboys. Pendarvis' 1-yard run in the fourth quarter broke a tie at 14. Top-ranked McNeese State faces Montana in the quarterfinals.
GRAND VALLEY ST. 62, INDIANA (PA.) 21: Curt Anes passed for 191 yards and Reggie Spearmon and Brent Lesniak combined for 237 rushing yards for the host Lakers, who scored on their first eight possessions.
N. COLORADO 23, NW MISSOURI ST. 12: Mark Passard threw for 268 yards and two touchdowns for visiting Northern Colorado, which faces Grand Valley State in the semifinals Saturday.
TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 27, UC DAVIS 20 (OT): Freshman tight end J.R. Wood recovered his team's fumble in the end zone for the host Javelinas, who held Cal-Davis scoreless in its overtime series.
VALDOSTA ST. 31, CARSON-NEWMAN 28: Buster Faulkner hit C.J. Lofton with a 9-yard touchdown pass with 1:14 left to rally host Valdosta State, which faces Texas A&M-Kingsville in the semifinals.


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Few features Sony Ericsson android mobile phones are coming with
These days there are various companies which are working hard to make their customers happy and with no doubts Sony Ericsson is one of them. That's the reason that this company has suggested Ingram Micro as its second national distributer.
But increase in the list of distributers is not all what this company is concentrating on, in fact recently it has came with a brand new rang of products which are known as 'Sony Ericsson android mobile phones'. And we are here to discuss the same.
This company has recently introduced two new handsets in market which are named as Sony Xperia Miro and Sony Xperia Tipo. And in this discussion of ours we will cover some of the most basic features of the same.
The one which is known as Sony Xperia Miro comes with one of the most updated feature in it, in the field of technology, as it is here in market with a operating system which is known as android Ice Cream Sandwich. In fact if we look closely this is not the features which makes this Sony Ericsson mobile different, rather the method in which it has merged Ice Cream Sandwich and Facebook integrations is amazing. 800 MHz Qualcomm MSM7225A processor and a 3.5 inch display with TFT 320 x 480 pixel can be listed in some of the most basic features of the same.
If we talk about the price we can find that, this Sony Xperia Miro price is near to eighteen thousand approx, which makes it a perfect phone to look for, if you want a handset which is there with a different list of features yet in a middle category price. A front facing camera with a five mega pixel camera which comes with a 4x zoom and LED flash, connection to various social networking sites and few more are the features which will help you in making your life easy.
Starting with the new Sony Xperia Tipo, this new handset from the company has came with a idea to deliver something which is most updated in the filed of technology. But in an attempt of providing the best this company has not gone wild with the price as this new Sony Xperia Tipo price is some where near around fourteen Thousand rupees only.
Only in this little amount, what company is trying to deliver you is a Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system with a 800 MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM7225AA processor . Also this new Sony Ericsson mobile is per-loaded with few of the best app in market. In fact after having a look at this gadget you will realize that this tiny gadget with a total weight of 99.4g can do wonders in the field of technology. In a line we can say that there are no reasons to leave this gadget behind.
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One World Arts and the One World Film Festival are marking Black History Month with a screening of the award-winning documentary INVISIBLE CITY and a post-film talk on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 7PM at Club SAW (67 Nicholas Street) in Ottawa.
The evening will also feature a new Heritage Minute about Canadian civil rights icon Viola Desmond, a Nova Scotian woman who challenged racial segregation and is often referred to as "Canada's Rosa Parks," courtesy of Historica Canada.
INVISIBLE CITY follows the lives of two black teens from Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood, Kendell and Mikey, as they make the transition from adolescence to adulthood. Their mothers and mentors root for them to succeed as the teens grapple with issues of race, crime and notions of manhood and the social pressures of an environment that places them at risk.
Turning his camera on the often ignored inner city, Oscar-nominated director Hubert Davis sensitively depicts the disconnection of urban poverty and race from the mainstream. INVISIBLE CITY was the winner the Best Canadian Feature award at the 2009 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.
The film will be followed by a panel discussion with Saide Sayah, Program Manager for the Affordable Housing Unit at the City of Ottawa, and Chelby Daigle, a community activist and long-term resident of social housing.
Suggested donation is $5 for the general public and $4 for One World Arts members. Seating is limited.
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On his official blog, Ridley Pearson, popular author of young adult novels, has made the first several pages of his upcoming title Kingdom Keepers 3: Disney in Shadow (April 6, 2010; Disney Hyperion) available for download (Adobe Acrobat Reader required). The newest book in the series has our heroes back in the theme parks of Walt Disney World with a new challenge, obstacles and enemies to overcome.
As Ridley has promised us, Stitch has a prominent role in the book, appearing first on page one, but his badness level appears to be questionable at best. Only time (and the rest of the book) will tell if Stitch counts Maleficent and the Overtakes or Finn and the rest of the DHIs amongst his 'ohana.


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Beerbower Family (Click for Family Tree)
Any family historian lucky enough to find a batch of photos is likely to find some in that batch that are not labeled, or have incomplete labels. Sometimes a photo might include just a first name, or a place, or a date- frustratingly often just one of these, or just nothing. After all, the original owner knew who all the people were, so why put names on them??
Tuesday's Tip: Study each photo individually to glean as much information as possible, but also look at the photo in context with others found with it, and others you may have.
These photos were in the Fannie Belle Brown Chapman Collection. The family believes these were friends and/or schoolmates of Fannie and her sister Ida, and hope that they can find descendants and give them the images. (Contact us if you are related!)
So how does one sort out who is who?
- Keep collections or boxes, envelopes, scrapbooks, etc. of photos together; include the negatives if you have them.
- Making a scan or taking a picture of them all laid out in the order you received them might be helpful.
- If you are scanning a scrapbook, scan each page and number accordingly, then scan individual photos at a higher resolution. This will help keep the images in context.
- Label your scans appropriately. Include the name of the collection, side of the family, type of image, and anything you can add to help ID the photo. An example of a file name for the above picture might be:Year_four digit month/day_SPEERY_Lizzie_fm Fannie Belle Brown Chapman Collection_tintypeThis will 'automagically' sort your images by date and person; I use individual family folders and when people become adults, they get a new folder with the two names:CHAPMAN_Unknown- BROWN_Fannie BelleI usually put the husband's name first, as adult records are generally under that name for both of them.
- Now that you have familiarized yourself with the collection as you scanned the images, and have a record of their context, look at each image carefully. Look at them in a variety of lights, and tilt them in the light to see if you can find any markings on them- both pencil and ink fade over time, but sometimes the 'graphite' of a pencil will glisten if angled just right in the light, or there may be an impression where the writer pressed hard. Enlarge your digital images- sometimes the camera will pick up something your eye did not.
- Write down everything you know about the image, using metadata, and a text file that has the same name as the photo but ends in '.txt.' (TextWrangler is a good text app for Macs.)
- Look for clues in the photos. For example, the above photo was labeled as, "Lizzie Speery." Looking at other photos, there was another, older Lizzie in the group:
It is hard to read the writing, but this photo definitely says, "Lizzie"- maybe 'Hines'? Then it looks like the name of a city, and possibly 'NY" after.
Think about the context- two Lizzies, the only person to have 2 photos in the collection. Different last names, but the first image was a young girl, the second a mature woman, and the different last name is likely a married name.
Could these Lizzies be the same person with some years in between photos? Take a look at her eyes, chin, nose- what do you think? (Let us know in the comments.)
- Try to date the photos by dress, type of image, etc. Maureen Taylor, "The Photo Detective," has excellent books, webinars, classes, speaks at genealogy conferences, and will even do video/phone consults; there are other resources as well to help determine approximate time periods. In the case of our two Lizzies, dating each photo might help us determine if they could possibly be the same person. Lizzie might have been a childhood friend or a distant cousin, possibly who moved away, but then the women exchanged photos in later years?
- If there is information available about a photo studio on the back of the image, use Google to try to learn when and where the photographer was in business to give you clues. They often changed the backs of photos as they added a partner or one moved on, or just to update their look or logo. Sometimes images on eBay can even help one determine the years a photo studio was in business, giving you another clue to time period.
- Crowd-source your detective hunt by posting your unknown photos on a blog, a website such as DeadFred, Facebook, etc.And, as always, keep copies of your photos and the description file on your own computer or media- online services may not be here forever, some use proprietary software that will not be readable in the future, etc. (Text (.txt) files should be readable for a long time.) This is redundant but redundancy is a good backup. Keep copies of all these images somewhere other than your computer- a drive you keep in a safe deposit box, give to a sibling, etc. The cloud is a good option too, but not failsafe, so always have your own copies.
Notes, Sources, and References:
- Fannie Belle Brown Chapman Collection, with permission.
- Lizzie Speery apparently worked as or with a photographer.
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So now drinking massive amounts of coffee is supposed to be good for me?
According to a new study released in the Annals of Internal Medicine, it is. Apparently (and I say "apparently" because the evidence "suggests," and whenever they say "suggest" they really don't have a clue) women who consumed 2 to 3 cups of coffee per day reduced their risk of dying from heart disease by 25 percent. When they upped the intake to 5 or 6 cups, the risk went down by 34 percent.
Well. That's just GREAT.
No sooner had I weaned myself down to a single daily cup of joe (because the last study "suggested" coffee was BAD for me) than a bunch of nerds in white lab coats tell me to go on java bender?
Sorry. Not buying it.
Oh sure, upon hearing the news, I drank my coffee pot dry, then ran out and ordered the tallest, hottest, triple-shotted cup of high-octane Sumatra-Peruvian blend I could find. By 11 a.m., I was typing 800 words a minute with 99 percent accuracy and was overjoyed at the prospect of staying up past 9 p.m. for the first time in months.
But, you know and I know, these studies have a three-minute shelf life. Sooner than later, I knew I'd be back on the green tea regimen, nodding off at stoplights and snoozing through "C.S.I." All because a new group of nerds in white lab coats will "suggest" that - breaking news! - coffee may cause leprosy, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and rickets.
I'm sick of this medical research merry-go-round ride.
Remember what they told us about eggs? Eat eggs, they said. Eggs have protein; they'll make your hair shiny. Minutes later, they said, no! Eggs have cholesterol; they'll kill you. Eat egg substitutes instead!
So, we all ran out to buy fake eggs in little milk cartons and, suddenly, omelets and Easter baskets were never the same.
And what about chicken? Eat chicken, they said. Chicken is lean, much better for you than red meat. The next day, they said, no! Chickens are pumped with steroids and antibiotics and raised in horribly crowded conditions. Eat free-range, antibiotic-free "smart" chickens instead.
(Which begs the philosophical question: Which came first, the "smart" chicken or the fake egg?)
The waffling continued over fish. Eat fish, they said. Fish have omega-3 fatty acids; they'll keep your arteries open. You'll live to be 100. Then, they said, no! Fish has mercury; it'll kill you faster than you can say "Food and Drug Administration." Eat flaxseed instead.
Who knows what to think about soy anymore? One day, it's a superfood - a must-have for the prevention of cancer, heart disease and bone deterioration. The next day - eh, not so much.
Get milk, they said. Milk will slim you down. That's right, folks, a high-dairy diet has been "suggested" to help dieters lose an extra 5 percent of body fat. Five percent! No wonder all the celebrities were sporting those disgustingly thick milk mustaches for a while. Suddenly, a report comes out tying dairy products to every disease known to man. One minute, milk does a body good. The next, you should avoid it like the plague.
And, finally, the great wine debate. Embracing the so-called French Paradox with open arms, I believed the association between red wine and decreased heart disease was real. It was the resveratrol, you see, the natural antioxidant found in red grape skins. Goodbye white wine, I cried. It was nice knowing you. But wait, they said. New evidence "suggests" that drinking white wine may improve lung function.
What's a semi-health conscious consumer to do?
Well, I, for one, am not going to let a bunch of nerds in white lab coats - funded by the dairy, egg or soyfood industry - tell me what I should or should not put in my body.
I will, however, take this new coffee study to heart. I'm not convinced that I'll live longer, but I'm really enjoying this new level of alertness. I've got all kinds of energy and, the other night, I actually stayed awake through "The Daily Show."
Best of all, I cranked out this column in 50 seconds flat!
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LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – On Saturday at Gary Hogan Field, the HBU baseball team lost the first game of a double-header with the University of Arkansas-Little Rock by a score of 5-4 before bouncing back to win game two, 5-2.
Game one remained scoreless until the bottom half of the fourth. The Trojans got a leadoff double, followed by a groundout, a walk and a RBI groundout. With two outs and one man on, UALR got two more hits, drew three walks and HBU pitchers threw three wild pitches that allowed the Trojans to plate four more runs and take a 5-0 lead.
The Huskies answered in the top of the fifth as David Mark led things off with a single. With one out, Nick Homan hit his first home run of the season. The next batter, Zeke Zikeli, drew a walk and then moved up to second on a wild pitch. Two batters later, with two outs, Leo Delgado hit his second home run in as many games to bring the score to 5-4. HBU would get no closer.
Delgado was 3-5 in the game with a pair of runs batted in and one scored. He now has four home runs on the season. Stephen Nikonchik was the losing pitcher for HBU, giving up five earned runs in 3.2 innings pitched. He allowed three hits, walked six and struck out three.
The Huskies out-hit the Trojans 12-4 in the game but HBU stranded 10 base runners.
In the second game, a seven inning contest, Hunter Scott started on the mound and went the distance to earn the win. The junior struck out six and scattered eight hits.
HBU got on the board first, plating a single run on a Brian Franze home run. In the third, Johnathon Moore and Zikeli singled. With one out, Eric Schiro doubled to left center to score Moore and push the lead to two. Two batters later, Andrew Taccolini singled to left to drive in a pair and give HBU a 4-0 lead.
The Trojans answered in the third with a solo home run, pulling within three. Franze hit his second homer of the game to lead off the Husky fourth and bring the score to 5-1. UALR added one in the sixth but the scoring ended there.
Franze was 2-2 in the game and walked once. Schiro and Taccolini each had two hits in the game. Zikeli was 1-4 while Mark went 1-2 with a walk and Moore was 1-3.
Scott evens his record at 3-3 with the victory. The Huskies move to 9-30 for the season while the Trojans fall to 10-27.
HBU and Arkansas-Little Rock will conclude their four game series on Sunday with a single game at 1:00 pm.


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Vietnam Veterans
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Golf 2-7 V V A Monument Dedicated July 23, 2011
Golf Company 2-7 Vietnam Veterans Association
(Golf 2-7 V V A) is a 501c (19) non-profit veterans group consisting of members of the United States military who served honorably with Golf Company during its deployment to Vietnam from 1965 through 1970. Golf 2-7 V V A is a very close group of combat brothers who gather to remember and reconnect with members past and present. This organization is a reunion based membership that has gathered each year since 1998 to encourage, promote and aid the membership of those affiliated with Golf Company 2-7 V V A. Each year our reunion has included members, their families, families of fallen members as well as other military members or friends who attend as guests of a member. Our reunions are usually held in the summer months and move each year to cities that are located on the east, west and central part of the country. See our reunion information for this year's location, dates and activities.
Golf 2-7 V V A is a reunion based association whose By-Laws list several objectives and purposes with its first being: "Encourage, Promote & Aid the Membership." If you are or know of a Golf 2-7 V V A Member who is in need of assistance in order to join us at this year's reunion, please let one of the officers know. Assistance will be considered on a case-by-case basis and includes help with expenses to attend a company reunion such as: transportation expenses (gas, bus fare, etc.) reunion activity fees, banquet or lodging costs.


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Ask George & Chuck: Landlord does not owe tenant prorated rent
Updated 4:06 pm, Friday, May 17, 2013
Q: I am a landlord of a residential property. A former tenant is asking I prorate rent for February The lease expired Feb. 15. In Paragraph 4 of the Residential Lease, parts A and B were both marked as one for the selection.
The following is the chronology of events:
Jan. 15: Date of tenant's letter stating they might move out if the purchase of new home goes through. In it the tenant advised they may have to stay a few days past expiration date of Feb. 15. The postmarked date of this notice to vacate letter was Jan. 22.
Feb. 1: Tenant pays full month of rent for February.
Feb. 15: The residential lease contract officially expired, and tenant is on month-to-month lease.
Feb. 20: Tenant has vacated the leased home and returns the keys.
Tenant is asking if I, the landlord, am going to prorate the February rent in order to refund her the last eight days of February that she was not residing in the leased property. I have read paragraph 4 several times. Am I obligated to prorate and refund eight days worth of rent?
A: Based upon the information you sent, we believe the key day is the date the tenant's letter to you was postmarked Jan. 22. The date on the tenant's letter has no force or effect, it is the postmark that controls here (you did not mention an aural or verbal communication). Thus, long story short, based upon the terms of the lease, it is good until Feb. 28. In our opinion, you do not owe the former tenant any prorated rent.
Q: Why does the Houston MLS have such a long time to require agents to enter listings or reply to inquiries about listings? I have submitted offers on three properties at different times and in each offer the listing agent responded (later) that it had been sold. Isn't there some way consumers can get faster replies?
A: Essentially what you are asking is why are the listing agents not required by MLS rules to at least communicate with you by email, text or phone to let you know the property is already in contract, and the owner is not receiving any other offers at this time. If you are looking in www.HAR.com to find properties on your own, note that if you do not specify "Active" as the status in your search, your search results (displayed beneath the pictures) may include other statuses in addition to "Active" such as "Option Pending" and "Pending." You may be making offers on properties that only incorrectly appear to be available.
Q: I sold my condo to my neighbor below its market value with the understanding that I would stay as a renter. It was a substantial amount, which was deducted from the sale of the condo. I was unemployed. Now I am working part-time, and I am afraid of losing my home. The homeowners association denied my request because of several violations of which I was unaware. I was not fined. My statements reflect a zero balance. They ordered my landlord to file an eviction. The landlord now says he is not asking me to move, it is the HOA. I had been living as a renter, but the HOA requested a lease to be approved as I was no longer an owner. If the violations are legitimate, are they the owner's or renter's? I asked for meeting to discuss the violations but never heard from them.
A: If we understood your question correctly, you were an owner of the HOA but made a deal with a neighbor to purchase your condo significantly below the fair market value of it with the proviso that you would be allowed to rent it back from the new owner.
We're going to assume you had nothing in writing, thus regardless of your alleged agreement, you just simply sold your condo. Your next statement says that "They ordered landlord to file an..." eviction notice. Who "ordered" this? We also assume you did not have a residential lease agreement. The best advice we can offer you at this point is to hire an attorney who is familiar with Texas HOA rules.
If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, try accessing the "Legal Services and Other Resources for Low-Income Texans" at www.texasbar.com/Content/NavigationMenu/LawyersGivingBack/LegalAccessDivision/ReferralDirectory.pdf.
In the future, we recommend you hire a Realtor or an attorney to advise you before you take any unilateral actions.
To send us a question visit www.AskGeorge.net and select the "Ask A Question" button. Our answers to questions do not contain legal advice. If you wish to obtain legal advice, you should consult your own attorney. George Stephens is the broker of Stephens Properties. Charles J. Jacobus, J.D. is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Residential and Commercial Real Estate Law.


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Welcome to episode 71 of Broadcast Geeks! On this podcast we discuss all things geek and nerd related provided our DVR's have space and our Netflix accounts are our own and none others.
This week the Geeks sit down as a foursome to discuss Riverdale season finale, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., X-Men on Television, Flash, Supergirl, Arrow, Deadpool cartoon with Donald Glover, American Gods, Alien: Covenant, Powerless and much much more!
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By far, the biggest group was the Gundog Group with 28 breeds to judge and a total of 5025 dogs. Some breeds are split up in dogs and bitches as there are just too many of them. This group holds some of the most popular breeds like the Retrievers. The Golden Retrievers outnumbered all other breeds with 599 specimens followed by their cousins the Labradors, good for 548 breeds.
I discovered a new color, Foxred. They look different as they are more slender. If this is the general rule, I don't know, but those that I saw were like that. The Irish Setters came next with 376 dogs, the Flat Coateds had 374 dogs and the Cocker Spaniels 366. I always speak in terms of "dogs" as there were more "entries", dogs that were entered in more than one class. Another popular breed and also an English breed is the Pointer. 237 Were entered.
There was only one group on Sunday as this is the day for several other important finals and of course Sunday will reveal the ultimate winner at the end of the day.
I always look forward to see some good entertainment too. The Kennel Club breeders completion is impressive with many breed groups that almost filled all sides of the main ring. More spectacular is the West Midland Police demonstration. Heelwork to Music, Mary Ray's yearly performance, was nice. Mary just made up her 100th Obedience Champion. It is magnificent but it does not equal her legendary "In the Mood " performance. It is not easy to outclass an outstanding performance if made at the start of a career. It creates high expectations and it will always be compared to that magnificent year.


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"My life-long success is a result of my commitment to Moral Leadership"
Veterans Day 2010.
Every day is a day that you can thank a Veteran for their service. Last week was Veterans Day.
Minnetonka High School student Government decided to put a program together for their school to
honor Veterans. Terri Ellis led a great group of young men and women in assembling the tributes.
Here is a link to the interview that Drew Julius did with me regarding what my service has meant to my life. Drew did a great job and we are both happy to share this with you.


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>For us, it was either recode all of our programs to use bind variables
(when we started with Oracle, we didn't know how important they were), use CS=S, or have nightmares about the shared pool.
we resolved our shared pool nightmares by switching some users to cursor_sharing=force and setting shared pool large enough. It depends how large but for us 1-1.2GB maded it. What's more interesting - remove at least 10% from the "correct size" and you'll get 4031 just like that. I think if one removes more the system will become just stale.
Regarding cursor sharing similar: based on the description of what it is supposed to do I simply do not trust Oracle's implemented it correctly. Things must be kept simple but Oracle was not even able to explain how exactly this feature works.
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I have a nissan sunny fb13 - engine type ga15ds - carburettor. I have a problem with the carb. The mixture control solenoid has an o ring that goes at the bottom end of the solenoid. I have replaces the rubber but my car bogs on accelaration, if I ease onto the accelarator pedal it will run fine but if I try to gun it it stumbles badly. How can I fix this please?
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So our paper and hybrid scrappy sisters are celebrating National Craft Month, and even here in Aus, our local craft and homewares chain Spotlight is celebrating Craft Month too!
What about us? If you are a digital scrapper, you don't need to miss out, so I've gathered a few ideas from my favourite inspiring and creative people and come up with a few of my own ideas.
- Set aside time every day this month to create, even if it's only 15 minutes.
- Splurge on a new product and use it today.
- Create your own cardstock - just for fun!
- Create a template mash-up. Take elements from two or more templates and combine them in a single project.
- Sign up for a class to learn a new technique or create a cool project.
- Join in Calvinball, a crazy harebrained challenge that will get you scrapping all month long!
- Craft a party. Invite friends over for a day of crafting together.
- Teach someone to scrapbook (or send them here to learn!). Share the love; share the joy; share your skills.
- Finish a project that's been back-burnered too long.
- Take a picture of a project you create this month and enter it into CHA's #CRE8TIME contest.
Now, how are you going to celebrate?
Thanks to my stitchy friend Jen for inspiring this post!


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"I never underestimate an opponent, but I truly believe I'm the better fighter. I think I've got the better skill set in all areas. I think I'm just a tougher person. If we were plopped off the street with no martial arts training, I would bury this guy each and every time. I truly believe I'm going to win this fight. I'm still going to train accordingly and do everything in my power to make sure I win the fight, but I'm a different league and I need to prove that."
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Incoming Students Make Their Mark
Posted: May 10, 2001 at 1:00 am, Last Updated: November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
A new tradition begins this summer at George Mason. During orientation, incoming freshmen will be given the opportunity to sign their names on a Class of 2005 picnic bench in the plaza outside the Student Activities Office. According to Alissa Karton, Johnson Center and University Life program manager, "Each summer, the incoming class will add a picnic bench outside the Student Activities Office, so that eventually the plaza will be filled with benches representing each of the classes."
The class of 2004 painting on the Performing Arts Building wall will be repainted this summer, and a plan has been proposed to use the area in front of the former "spirit wall" to erect an informal performance space for students. "The main thing is to provide a student performance opportunity for music, dance, or even speeches," says Rick Davis, interim director of the Institute of the Arts. Discussions and funding are still pending regarding the performance space.


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Took my second attempt at conducting a Google Hangout. This time from my office to make use of my new iMac and duel screen. I am puzzled that my 4-year-old MacBook at home, seemingly on it's last leg, out performed my 6 month old iMac. I cut out 13 minutes from the original live stream of waiting for Firefox to stop spinning, so I could move on to the next item. I'm not sure that hangouts are the best avenue for interacting with in this particular MOOC but I'll keep trying some different things and see if I can't get better turn out and improve my own off the cuff presentation skills. My upcoming topics are more conversation geared so I think I'll skim the blogs I see if I can't target people to join the hangout and discuss their experiences. It's definitely a different experience talking to screen instead of a classroom of engaged participants.
For a quick look at what I cover you can checkout the wallwisher I created; please add your own favorite tools.
SoundCloud (2:20)
Think of SoundCloud like twitter for audio. They have a great app for both Android and iOS that lets you follow streams, record your own audio, and share. I recorded this from my parents last time I was home.
Another option is AudioBoo but I prefer SoundCloud
EyeJot (5:50)
The basic concept behind EyeJot is video email. But the feature that I like is their EyeJot This! bookmarklet. Once you have it installed in your browser bookmark bar, just click it when you want to talk about a website. You can then email the EyeJot or post it to social media through Ping.fm. Personally I just email myself then copy the link and paste it where ever I want to use it. I did this example for the wallwisher.
Jog the Web (6:21)
Jog the Web Jog the web is a nice way to encapsulate a series of website that you want to talk about or share into a slid like presentation but the site are still active an operable. Not all sites work with in though. And works really well int andem with Eyejot. Here Is an example that used for classroom tools presentation.
WallWisher (8:02)
WallWisher is a like an internet corkboard. Can work similar to the way Alec has used Collaborate; any one can post ideas, links, pictures, and videos. I created a wall for this hangout, feel free to add to it.
TinyGrab (10:10)
TinyGrab is desktop utility that when you do screenshot it will automatically post it to the web for you and copy the link to your clipboard. Then you can paste it in twitter, facebook, and email where ever.
Buffer (11:28)
Buffer allows you to schedule social media posts. So that your tweets go out at times when people are more likely using their social media tools. Also this spreads out your posts so that they aren't all together and widening the potential audience. They also have a plug-in for browsers that makes it real easy to post about the article.
ArcGIS Explorer Online (13:57)
ArcGIS Explorer Online is like combining Google Earth and PowerPoint together with power of ArcGIS behind it and its free. Make presentation with interactive maps.
GapMinder (15:57)
GapMinder is a data visualization tool that allows you to compare data in multiple dimensions as well. Checkout out any of Hans Rosling's TED presentations using this tool.
Downcast (18:38)
Was going to show this as just a one last thing at the end but after FireFox crashed I forgot the other tools I was going to show. Downcast is a great podcast aggregator. It took me a long time to find it And using a lot of inferior apps before finding this one. So, if you are heavy podcast listener I my book this is the top app out there.
The Others
Here are the other apps I was going to share before Firefox crashed on me. Doodle – Group scheduling tool. Today's Meet – Backchannel is more of micro backchannel tool and not a macro tool like twitter. Tricider – Group decision making tool. GroupMe – A group text message tool. iA Writer – My favorite writing app for the iPad, has back/forward letter and back/forward word buttons.


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ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) – APD has released lapel camera video of a traffic stop that turned dangerous.
An officer pulled over Santiago Luna, 23, last month, discovered there was a felony warrant for his arrest and told him to put his hands on the steering wheel.
Instead, Luna started the car.
When he refused to turn it off, the officer Tased him. Luna then made a move for the car's glove box.
There was a struggle and the officer was finally able to subdue him and cuff him.
APD says Luna had two guns in a shoulder holster beneath his jacket. A search of the car turned up drugs and money.
Luna is accused of felon in possession of a firearm, battery on a police officer and other counts.


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Controversy over Whatcom Co. water wells
Posted 11/29/2013
BELLINGHAM, WASH. — Conservative property-rights advocates are worried about proposed restrictions on wells they fear could mean the end of the rural way of life in Whatcom County.
The well controversy arose after environmentalists challenged county rules that they believe don't do enough to protect water resources.
In response, the state Growth Management Hearings Board issued a ruling that could block property owners from drawing water from their wells, if the basin where they live is closed to new water rights. The county has appealed the ruling to the state Court of Appeals.
County officials are addressing a list of rural-growth rules that are out of compliance with state law. According to an order issued Nov. 21 by the Hearings Board, the county resolved five of the nine issues that remain in a drawn-out dispute with environmentalists. But one of the unresolved matters, the water resources controversy, remains.
The county will likely miss a Dec. 4 deadline imposed by the Hearings Board to come into compliance on water resources rules. County officials have asked the Hearings Board for an extension to February. The Planning Commission hearing has been rescheduled for Dec. 12.
The planning commissioners voted unanimously to cancel an October public hearing because they didn't want to undermine the county's appeal. They also thought a decision that would alter the lives of rural property owners was moving forward without enough public involvement.
"I don't know about you, but I'm on a well," Planning Commissioner Mary Beth Teigrob said on Oct. 24, after she moved to cancel the public hearing. "I know people who have land and expect to be able to drill a well some time, and from what I can see this is going to put an end to that."
The state Department of Ecology has been allowing wells on rural land after restrictions on water use were put in place in 1985 to protect salmon habitat. Some basins were closed to new water rights that drew from surface water or groundwater that is connected to streams.
If courts determine wells should be restricted, then development in rural areas could be significantly limited. Even existing wells, because of their "junior" water-right status, could be challenged, said Jean Melious, an attorney representing the four citizens who have petitioned against the county's water rules.
Information from the Bellingham Herald: http://www.bellinghamherald.com
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Episode 290: You Got Me Again?! with Ardie Fuqua
Ardie Fuqua is on this very special episode of Talkin' Shit. Eddie is away from the rape cottage, he is in NY recording in the Stand Up Live New York Lab. Ardie and Eddie are old chums, they talk about old stories and the problems of having a big Dick. Eddie plays a practical joke on Ardie and Brian McCarthy pops in late in the show, all this and more on this episode of Talkin' Shit.
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Arizona prosecutors will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to lift a lower court's order blocking the scheduled execution of a death-row inmate for a killing that occurred nearly 35 years ago.Read More »
Court ordered to consider death-row inmate's case
A federal appeals court is ordering a lower-court judge to consider claims by an Arizona death-row inmate that he had ineffective legal representation.Read More »
Prolife advocates opt against direct assault on 'Roe v Wade'
Despite the loud lament against legal abortion, the prolife movement in Arizona isn't pushing for legislation that will directly contravene Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision that gave women the right to an abortion.Read More »
Appeals court leery of Arizona day laborer law
Arizona's attempt to criminalize day laborers who block traffic seeking work came in for rough treatment Wednesday before a federal appeals court.Read More »
Changes approved for Arizona executions meet inmates' demands
Arizona's death row inmates will soon face execution with small advantages they had sought during six years of litigation.Read More »
Process to replace Hurwitz on Supreme Court in limbo
Replacing Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Hurwitz has the potential to fall under a proposed law that will give the governor more nominees to choose from.Read More »
Ariz. seeks to keep voter registration rule
The state of Arizona asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to let the state's requirement that people prove their citizenship in order to register to vote remain in effect during the current election cycle.Read More »
Court upholds Arizona's voter ID requirement
An appeals court upheld a requirement in a 2004 Arizona law that voters show identification before they can cast ballots, saying that there wasn't evidence that the mandate disparately affected Latinos as the challengers had alleged.Read More »
Intense legal fight over proposed Glendale casino moves to 9th Circuit
The fight over whether a Southern Arizona tribe can build a massive casino near Glendale's entertainment district moved to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Monday. The city is contesting a trial court's decision to uphold the Department of Interior's decision to create reservation land out of 54 acres of unincorporated land near 95th and Northern avenues. The Tohono O'odham tribe wants to turn the parcel into reservation land under the Gila Bend Indian Reservation Lands Replacement Act, a 1986 federal law that allowed the tribe to replace nearly 10,000 acres of land that was destroyed by flooding from the federally-built Painted Rock Dam.Read More »
Arpaio faces deadline in overturned verdict
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's lawyers face a March 28 deadline for asking an appeals court to reconsider its ruling that criticizes the sheriff's practice of making jail inmates wear pink underwear.Read More »


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Why isnt my blog displaying my twitter followers on my site stats - or on the followers widget on my blog page?
I cleared my cookies and reset my connection to twitter on Sharing....what s going on?
Blog url: http://bodydivineyoga.wordpress.com/
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Why isnt my blog displaying my twitter followers on my site stats - or on the followers widget on my blog page?
Twitter Stats will only appear when your blog is connection to Twitter. I currently don't see Twitter connected at https://bodydivineyoga.wordpress.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=sharing
Could you please try to connect it again through that page? It might take a little while before the Twitter Stats will eventually appear in your Site Stats.
When I linked through it said twitter WAS connected....so I'm even more confused. I've reconnected it several times over the past few days....
If you're having trouble get it connected please try clearing out your cache. Or try a different browser like Internet Explorer or Google Chrome.
thanks, but I did both (cleared cache, cookies) and used alternate browser (internet explorer) - nothing works....
Could you try to revoke the WordPress.com application from your Twitter account by clicking on the 'Revoke Access' on this page?.
After that please connect Twitter again through the WordPress.com Publicize/Sharing Settings
okay, tried that too....nothing seems to work....
Could you please explain what exactly happens in more detail (preferably step by step)? Feel free to add a screenshot too.
Otherwise please try Google Chrome instead.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
doing it through google chrome worked - thank you. Your patience was appreciated....
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Runners climbed the stairs in the Tower of the Americas to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in 2007.
It turns out February is a great time to get healthy. Check out all the health and fitness events happening around town this month, just in time to revive your New Year's resolutions. (Find more listings Mondays in S.A. Life.)
Today (Feb. 6) Show your support for women's heart disease awareness by wearing red on National Wear Red Day. More than 80 percent of women ages 40-60 have one or more heart disease risk factors, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Learn more here.
Tuesday (Feb. 10) Dr. Doug McGuff, a San Antonio native and alum of St. Mary's University and the UT Medical School at San Antonio, will be in town to discuss his new book, "Body by Science". The book focuses on a form of high-intensity exercise that takes only 12-15 minutes per week. He'll speak at 7 p.m. at the Inside Outside Spa, 4499 Medical Drive, Suite 225.
Feb. 12 The San Antonio Women's Chamber of Commerce will host a brown-bag session called "Smart Women and Their Children are Healthy Through Eating and Exercising Correctly" from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at San Antonio Water Systems, 2800 U.S. 281, North Tower 2. It's free for chamber members and $10 for nonmembers. RSVP to (210) 299-2636 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Feb. 13 Here's a cool way to kick off your Valentine's Day weekend: the Cupid's Nighttime 10K Trail Run, a new running event. It starts at 8 p.m. in the parking lot at MoMak's, 13838 Jones Maltsberger Road, and winds its way through McAllister Park. Bring headlamps or flashlights so you can navigate the rocky, root-covered trails and follow the trail markings. Registration costs $40 through Feb. 6 and $45 Feb. 7 through Feb. 12. Race-day registration is available starting at 6:30 p.m. for $50. Call (210) 651-6096 for more information or register at area running stores or online here.
Feb. 13-18 Carlos Rosas, co-founder of Nia Technique, will visit San Antonio for the first time to conduct classes for teachers and for the public, as well as a workshop, at the Synergy Studio. For a full schedule and to register, go here.
Feb. 14 The new Methodist Stone Oak Hospital, 1139 E. Sonterra Boulevard, is offering self-guided tours to the public and a community health fair from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event includes health screenings (if you want to have your glucose level measured, fast 12 hours before the screening), safety demonstrations, mini-massages, kids' activities and refreshments. Call (210) 575-0355 for more information.
The CrossFit Battle of the Sexes, held at lululemon athletica in the Quarry Market, will raise money for leukemia and lymphoma research from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Women will compete with men in a five-station team workout, and Studio A: Pilates will make a donation to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for every participant. Register by calling (210) 822-0017 or get more information at (210) 826-7070.
The Gold's Gym promotion "More Love, Less Handles" aims to fight the weight gain commonly experienced by couples. The gyms will be open to the public and couples' workshops will be held 10-11 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. You can download four workouts for couples to do together here.
Feb. 20 It's time for the 2009 San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute, honoring former Spur Avery Johnson, former mayor Henry Cisneros, boxer "Jesse" James Leija, football coach D.W. Rutledge and former football player Cody Carlson. It will be held at the Alamodome and tickets cost $165 and up. More information and tickets available here.
Feb. 27 The third-annual "Dress Smart for a Healthy Heart" fashion show features women being treated for heart disease. The models will walk the runway as faculty from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio discuss their conditions, symptoms and treatments. The show starts at 2:30, and a reception takes place afterward. It's all at the UT Health Science Center's Parman Auditorium Foyer, Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long Campus, 7703 Floyd Curl Drive. Both are free.
Feb. 28 The staircases in the Tower of the Americas will open to the public for Climb for a Cure, which raises money for the Lone Star Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. You'll run (or walk) one mile, then climb 952 stops to the top. Register now for $40 or the week before or day of the event for $50. Learn more and register here or call (210) 829-7267. Look for a story about the event in S.A. Life in late February.


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Missing Album / Artist playlist
I run the AW1000 with Synology Disk Station NAS. All I get is a flat list of all songs. No folder structure/ playlist even for albums or artists. This makes the device unusable. The playlist part keep on saying: Inhalt wir gelesen, bitte probieren Sie es später erneut.
I hope this gets fixed soon otherwise I need to return it and buy a Sonos.
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