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VX910V06 Includes DLL
Used LGNPST to flash...not the LG Download program for the other phones.
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Free eBook, worth a read.
Where did you find this S/W version at? When I called Verizon's tech support, neither one of the reps. knew anything about V06 for the enV2.
I am good
It adds VVM. Installing VVM now. Still diggin around for other changes.
So this is official from VZW--in which case stores should have it or be in the process of getting it? Would be interesting to know what the actual (at least main) changes are.
Buddy that passed it along got it from his indirect site so I would image that if they can get it...Corp should have it...plus the VVM page says that V06 is required for VVM so they have all intents of using this version if for some reason the stores don't have it yet.Originally Posted by C DM
Well we all know that a call to a store isn't authoritative for the most part. Usually we know about new firmware for a little while before some reps do. What's really unusual is us having a copy of it so early on.
Furthermore, if someone did manage to get their hands on an unofficial firmware... that would mean we could have unofficial firmware for other vzw phones, which would be news of epic proportions. (I don't think this is the case, though)
If you go to this link, it states that V06 is required for VVM so I would see no reason why this is not an official release.
Last paragraph is where it discusses the requirement and to go to a VZW store to have it updated.
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stooley, I am leaving the Verizon service center now, where I went with my 2 enV2's, to get this update. After the rep. checked for me, he said that the only version that they have is V04, which is what I already have on my black one. I would recommend that people call the store ahead of time, to make sure that they have V06 in their system. If this update just came out, it could take the stores at least 2 to 3 months to get it in...... Please let us know what bugs are fixed with this new update, once you have had a chance to test it out.Originally Posted by stooley
At least 2 to 3 months? Although it can take stores some time to get it, and probably more importantly for the representatives to realize that they have it or can get it, it's not very likely to be that long and should be a matter of just a few days or so (assuming it's truly been released).Originally Posted by Irish Rose
I wouldn't think this would take 2-3 months to be pushed to stores...looks like it will be any day so people can take advantage of the Visual Voicemail app....why put it on the VZW.com site if they are going to wait a few months?
I just upgraded my phone and the keyguard is partially fixed!! It now has 2 options, 1 step or two step unlock. Two step you hit a button, then hit ok and then clr button and then it will unlock. When you hit ok and then if you hit any other button but clr it will revert back to asking you to hit the ok button. Using the key to manually set the keylock still resets to 7 seconds however. I haven't noticed anything else yet, if someone else does please post your results.
Wow dude amazing find, thank you so much!
EDIT: I installed the program, but now I can't find it in my Start Menu or Program Files to launch it I'm pretty good with computers and this has me lost...
c:\lg electronics
make sure you get both the link in the first message and the LGNPST program. A quick google for LGNPST and I found it in the first page of results. Not sure its ok to link here sorry. Without LGNPST then just the firmware was useless as far as I could tell.
Also I think the contacts design has changed. When I view a contact now it will show the contact picture if applicable on the left and the info on the right. Or did I just never really pay attention to this and its been like that?
Yea I made sure I posted the bit about needing LGNPST instead of LG Download....and yes, it is against the rules to post links to those programs...but as Raven has stated...they are easily found online. I am still digging for any differences as well....I do not remember the previous firmware enough though haha...esp. the contact part. I thought it was the way it is now with the pic on the left, but I could be wrong.Originally Posted by RavenSoft


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Concrete Canoe – Yes, it is exactly what is sounds like! Members work together to cast a canoe entirely out of concrete, and they then get to subject it to various tests during competition. Want more info? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
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Telenor Cuts Staff Numbers in Norway with Voluntary Redundancies
Published on: 4th Apr 2014
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
Telenor Norway has announced that as part of a cost cutting measure, 182 staff have accepted an offer of voluntary redundancy at the company.
In total 266 staff applied, and 182 were accepted. More than 100 people are also expected to leave for early retirement during the course of the year.
The company will however also be hiring 34 more staff to replace vacant roles, so the net reduction in permanent staff will be around 250.
In addition to voluntary redundancies, Telenor Norway said that it will also reduce its use of consultants by the equivalent of 207 man-years before the end of the year.
"We set an efficiency target equivalent to 450 man-years. We will achieve this goal through the actions we have taken. I am very satisfied that we have managed to avoid a controlled reduction of our workforce," says Berit Svendsen, CEO of Telenor Norway.
"We are in the middle of a comprehensive technology shift, and this also means that we will appoint people to develop expertise that we do not have internally today. In the technology area we are looking for domain architects in IT and security experts. In addition, we will continue to appoint staff on an ongoing basis as part of our natural staff turnover," added Svendsen.


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In a rabbit study, researchers found no bad side effects after applying diatomaceous earth to the rabbits' skin five times per week for three weeks. In a rat study, researchers fed rats high doses of diatomaceous earth for six months. They found no reproductive or developmental effects. In another rat study, the only effect was more rapid weight gain and health benefits. That study involved 90 days of feeding rats with a diet made of 5% diatomaceous earth.
CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS OF FEEDING FOOD GRADE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH TO DOGS, O.C. Collins, DVM, Midland Animal Clinic And Hospital, Midland, TX: "In clinical observations of feeding dogs over 35 lbs. 1 tbsp./day and under 35 lbs. 1 tsp./day of DE, within seven days all ova disappeared from stools. DE controlled Ascardis (Toxacara canids), Hookworms (Anclyostoma caninum), and Whipworms (Trichuris vulipis)."
RESULTS ON FEEDING FOOD GRADE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH TO WORKING HORSE, L. Thomas, Trainer, L. Frank Roper Stables, Winter Garden, FL: "With horses fed approximately 5 oz. of DE mixed in the feed twice daily, the following results were observed:
BY: Dr. Stuart B. Hill [then] Department of Entomology & Ecological Agriculture Projects, McGill University, Montreal, QC.
For centuries stored grain has been protected from insect attack in much of
the less developed world by adding some form of powder or dust to it.
Common materials include plant ash, lime, dolomite, certain types of
soil and diatomaceous earth (DE) or Kieselguhr.
With the introduction of synthetic pesticides in the 1940s, and modern fumigants some time later, it was felt that a scientific solution to pest problems had been found. Although these materials provided enormous local benefits, a number of problems are beginning to be recognized. These include the development of resistance by insects, pollution of the environment, contamination of foodstuffs with residues, and exposure of users to toxic chemicals. This has led a small group of researchers and developers to look again at the different powders to see which are most effective and how they can be improved.
Probably the most effective naturally occurring protective powder is diatomaceous earth. This is a geological deposit made up of the fossilized skeletons and tests of siliceous marine and fresh water organisms, particularly diatoms and other algae. These skeletons are made of hydrated amorphous silica or opal. When crushed, they break up
into tiny pieces of glass'' (so tiny that the material feels like talcum powder). This is easily picked up by the hairy bodies of most insects, whereupon it scratches through their protective wax layers; and they also absorb some of this material, the result being that the insects lose water rapidly, dry up and die. Additional protection is provided by the powder's property of repelling many insects. A similar principle probably accounts for the fact that birds frequently take dust baths, presumably to rid themselves of parasites.
In houses it can be used effectively to prevent the entry of certain insects such as earwigs, ants, and cockroaches, and to control these and
others that are present in cupboards containing food, carpets,
basements, attics, window ledges, pet areas (for fleas), etc. In all of
these examples it is important to place a small amount of the powder in
corners, cracks, crevices, and other areas where insects might hide.
Whereas with a contact pesticide the insect dies quite quickly, with DE control may take several days. The more important difference is that the effect of the protection provided by the chemical is short-lived, whereas DE will control the pests as long as the powder remains. In this respect DE is an ideal pesticide; it is residual but non-toxic. The only health precautions that need to be taken are that if large areas are being treated with a power duster, the applicator should wear a mask to prevent inhalation. Because DE is made of silica, people sometimes mistakenly think that DE causes silicosis. As indicated above, however, pesticide quality DE is usually over 97 per cent amorphous silica, which does not cause silicosis, which is associated only with crystalline silica. Indeed, inhalation of road dust and grain dust IS likely to be more harmful than DE.
In the field DE has potential in certain restricted uses such as treating the bark of fruit trees in spring using an electrostatic duster, or the
roots of plants when transplanting: but because it is non-selective and also kills beneficial insects, its use here should be carefully controlled.
Another use is in animal production units for the control of external parasites and flies. This control is achieved by dusting the animals and the litter or bedding area. It has also been included in the diet (two per cent in the grain ration) to control certain internal parasites; and this practice is said to result in lower fly populations in the resulting manure.
More recently, in her book "Water & Salt" Dr Barbara Hendel states:
"Silica is the most important trace element in human health."
Silica plays an important role in the many bodily function and has a direct relationship to mineral absorption.
Thus can reduce many cases of Cancer.
Why and How '. As you can see from the picture of Diatomaceous Earth - (magnified 7000 times) – it looks like a cylinder full of holes. This cylinder has a very strong negative charge. As these millions of cylinders move through the stomach and digestive tract, they attract and absorb fungi, protozoa, viruses, endoloxins, pesticides, and drug residues, E.coli, and heavy metals. These are trapped inside the cylinder and passed out of the body.
In addition, any larger parasites that happen to be in the stomach or digestive tract are "cut up" and killed by the sharp edges of the Diatomaceous Earth. All of these activities result in a much healthier body with less sickness.
We often hear the phrase "I just feel better", with our Diatomaceous Earth users. This better feeling comes from all the "junk" being removed from the body and by
giving the immune system the "jump start" it needs.
Diatomaceous Earth is quite hard. On the hardness scale where diamonds are a 9, Diatomaceous Earth is a 7. This is very important because as those millions of tiny hard and sharp Diatomaceous Earth cylinders pass through the small and large intestines, they "scrub" the walls. After only a few months of taking Diatomaceous Earth, the intestine wall is no longer coated with mucus and moulds but CLEAN!!
The advantages of this are several:
We will endeavour to discuss the results that DE users have experienced by taking a heaping teaspoon of DE in their favourite juice or liquid on a daily basis without the benefit of an industry sponsored study.
Some people react with great scepticism regarding human consumption of DE, and while it is not allowed by Government regulators for distributors to make claims about DE's use as a human health supplement, we do hope to help illuminate the 'Iogical reasoning behind the health claims of CONSUMERS regarding the use of Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth for human health. Diatomaceous Earth (DE) has been reported to absorb methyi mercury,
E. coli, endotoxins, viruses (including poliovirus), organophosphate pesticide residues, and drug residues.
DE is a natural organic colon cleanser and detoxifier. This cleansing and
detoxification alone has a myriad of positive effects in the human body.


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If you're looking to throw a party for no apparent reason theme your next event design after pineapples and encourage your guests to party like a pineapple. This fun fruity event idea is a great way to celebrate your love for fruit during the summertime.
While most parties tend to cost a bit to host thanks to things like drink, food and party accessories, this pineapple party has a ton of DIY projects that will make this backyard event a fun and rustic affair. You can begin by creating delicious pineapple cupcakes and cake with real chucks of pineapple and a fun fruit fondant design. Fruit skewers with pineapple and freshly squeezed pineapple juice are fun and simple food ideas to try out. You can even add golden spray painted pineapples for a fun and cost-effective decor idea.
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On the off-chance that you can't find your happy place, allow me.
For those days when even Joan Rivers' plastic surgeon couldn't carve a smile on your face may I present: The Daily Otter. Found on Tumblr, this little blog describes itself simply as "OMFG Otters!" and that's exactly what you will saying as you look at the collection of photographs and videos of one of the hands-down cutest members of the animal kingdom. Before long you will have forgotten all about the decidedly uncute and unpleasant things that were weighing on you in the first place.
Find it here.
Oh, and by the way, if it's an especially horrific day, there's also The Daily Bunny
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Every family has them. Little rules, proverbs, or general orders that govern everyday life. The Svigel family has several. Hang out with us for a day and you'll hear at least two or three of them spoken by me, my wife, or sometimes even my kids. I can't always rest these rules on profound biblical, theological, or philosophical foundations. Instead, we derived them from experience, common sense, and sometimes tradition.
As I've thought about the small collection of proverbs or principles that have developed over the last decade or so of parenting, I realize that the good advice that works in the Svigel household can also apply to the household of God. So, in this ten-part series, I'm going to briefly work through ten Svigel family rules, describe how they function to keep my own family healthy and safe, and then discuss how a local church family might benefit from their practical benefits.
Family Principle #2: Only be scared when I'm scared.
A couple years ago my family and I were strolling along a crowded street in San Francisco's Chinatown. As we approached a group of very strange-looking Goths, my kids began to show signs of fear. My five-year-old instantly gripped my hand more tightly. My ten-year-old son drew close to me and started whispering about his worries. My twelve-year-old daughter grabbed my wife's arm. By the looks on their faces, my kids thought we were in imminent peril.
In reality, there was no danger. We were entirely safe. My kids were just experiencing the effects of classic xenophobia. But they were just kids. And kids get scared of all kinds of things.
When we reached a quieter corner, I took my children aside and imparted some words of wisdom that have become a standing rule in the Svigel family: "If we're ever in a situation where you think we might be in danger, I want you to look at me. If I'm calm, then you can relax. But if I'm scared, then you can be scared, too."
The non-event in Chinatown that caused my children such stress illustrates an important principle that applies not only to the family, but also to the family of God. In families, parents have experience and perspective kids can't possibly have. They're able to size up situations more quickly and thoroughly than children. That's why parents need to set the tone for an appropriate response to merely perceived (as well as real) dangers.
The same is true for leaders in the Christian community in their responses to critics of Christianity, cultural crises, and doctrinal controversies: only be scared when I'm scared.
In our era of new media—blogs, websites, Twitter, and Facebook—critics can quickly and easily make unsubstantiated or less-than-substantiated claims against the Bible or Jesus or the history of the faith. And many—both unbelievers and believers—take these claims seriously. When a perceived threat to the faith hits the public square . . . when another credentialed critic slams Jesus . . . or when some new scientific or historical discovery challenges the Bible, the pastors and teachers of the church often tune their responses to the same frequency as those critics who sounded the exaggerated alarm. Yet the Christian's answers are often just as hasty (and just as irresponsible) as those of their non-Christian opponents. Too frequently they treat a cat's hiss like a lion's roar then respond with a tranquilizer gun that could take down a brontosaurus.
But think about it. When we behave as if every volley in the so-called "culture war" needs to be met with an immediate and decisive retaliation, we may be inadvertently communicating to the family of faith that the Church is in constant danger of imminent decimation. Rank and file Christians might begin to believe that if we don't have an instant answer to every foolish attack on the ancient faith, then the faith itself will be in danger of losing.
After that brief encounter with a group of Goths in Chinatown, I told my children, in essence, only be scared when I'm scared. Yes, there are times we need to sound the alarm, to retreat, to take cover, to be defensive, or to go on the attack. But we should always measure our reactions responsibly. Most of the time a calm, quiet, and fearless answer will teach those in our spiritual care not only what to respond, but how.


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Beat Them While You Can: What Does 2012 Hold for the Auburn Tigers?June 23, 2011
In 2010, the Auburn Tigers went on a magical journey from a once-proud program that had hit the skids to the top of the college football world.
The Tigers have college football's 13th most wins, but a lack of national titles and a recent run of mediocrity, added to the fact they're in the same state as the Alabama Crimson Tide, made many believe Auburn had become a mediocre football program. One 14-0, Heisman-and-BCS-Title-grabbing season changed that perception pretty well. The Tigers beat Oregon to win their second national title ever, the only other coming in 1957.
It's well-documented, however, that the 2011 season isn't supposed to be exactly the great ride for Auburn fans that it was in 2010.
The following is a list of players from last season's team that are no longer with Chizik's club:
- QB Cam Newton (Reason: NFL Draft)
- DT Nick Fairley (Reason: NFL Draft)
- WR Darvin Adams (Reason: NFL Draft)
- QB Neil Caudle (Reason: Graduation)
- RB Mario Fannin (Reason: Graduation)
- RB Eric Smith (Reason: Violation of team rules)
- WR Shaun Kitchens (Reason: Violation of team rules)
- WR Terrell Zachery (Reason: Graduation)
- WR Kodi Burns (Reason: Graduation)
- WR Philip Pierre-Louis (Reason: Left team)
- WR Derek Winter (Reason: Left team)
- WR Antonio Goodwin (Reason: Violation of team rules)
- TE Robert Cooper (Reason: Left team)
- TE Dakota Mosley (Reason: Violation of team rules)
- OL Ryan Pugh (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Lee Ziemba (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Byron Isom (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Bart Eddins (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Mike Berry (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Jorrell Bostrom (Reason: Graduation)
- OL Andre Harris (Reason: Left team)
- DT Zac Clayton (Reason: Graduation)
- DT Mike Blanc (Reason: Graduation)
- DE Antoine Carter (Reason: Graduation)
- DE Michael Goggans (Reason: Graduation)
- LB Josh Bynes (Reason: Graduation)
- LB Craig Stevens (Reason: Graduation)
- LB Jessel Curry (Reason: Left team)
- CB Demond Washington (Reason: Graduation)
- CB Woody Parramore (Reason: Graduation)
- S Zac Ethridge (Reason: Graduation)
- S Mike McNeil (Reason: Violation of team rules)
- S Aairon Savage (Reason: Graduation)
- K Wes Byrum (Reason: Graduation)
- P Ryan Shoemaker (Reason: Graduation)
The Tigers return only six starters from last year's team. Despite bringing in the nation's top recruiting class (according to Scout), Auburn likely won't be able to heal the wounds of 35 lost players from 2010, nearly half of them starters. The Tigers have plenty of talent, sure. But that talent is extremely raw, as they have little experience.
Another thing working against Auburn in 2011 is a tougher schedule. While the Iron Bowl returns to the Plains, Auburn must face Clemson, South Carolina, Arkansas, LSU and Georgia on the road while hosting always-tough Florida and surging Mississippi State. Add this with the Tigers losing 34 players and having the target on their back as reigning national champions and, well, results aren't good for the Tigers.
Auburn should make a bowl game in 2011, but a return trip to the BCS National Championship Game is just about out of the question. A great season for Auburn in 2011 would be about eight wins.
I'll just say this to Auburn fans (like myself) now. Not many people are more optimistic than I am, but don't expect big success in 2011. Most Auburn fans feel this way, but to those dihards out there who expect Auburn to be 14-0, I'm telling you now: drastically lower expectations. Save yourself the heartbreak of the first loss since the 2009 Iron Bowl. Back-to-back national titles.... it's just not going to happen.
However, if this makes you think the future of Tigers football isn't bright, then let me clarify—it's the opposite.
2011 might not be that grand for Auburn. Heck, Phil Steele picks the Tigers to finish last in the SEC West. I don't see that dramatic of a drop, but there will be a drop-off. But 2012 looks, if anything, promising for the Auburn Tigers.
What works in the Tigers' favor in 2012?
1. The results of three straight top recruiting classes will surely show.
Auburn brought in the nation's fifth-best recruiting class in 2010, and in 2011 Gene Chizik and company brought in the No. 1 rated class by many, especially after Florida signee RB Mike Blakeley transferred to Auburn in May. Auburn is hot in recruiting right now and another top class is just about inevitable.
The only freshmen that made a big impact for Auburn in 2010 were RB Mike Dyer, DE Craig Sanders and CB Demetruce McNeal. By 2012, these will be experienced guys, and all the members of the 2011 class will have experience as well. The Tigers will be loaded with pure talent by 2012.
2. A great starting line-up.
Here is my projected starting line-up for Auburn in 2012:
Kiehl Frazier (Key Backup: Barrett Trotter)
|Running Back
|Mike Dyer (Key Backups: Onterio McCalebb, Mike Blakely, Tre Mason and T.J. Yeldon)
|Wide Receiver
|Emory Blake (Key Backups: Quan Bray and JaQuay Williams)
|Wide Receiver
|Trovon Reed (Key Backups: Travante Stallworth)
|Wide Receiver
|DeAngelo Benton (Key Backup: Jaylon Denson)
|Tight End/Fullback
|Phillip Lutzenkirchen (Key Backups: Ricky Parks and Ladarious Phillips)
|Right Tackle
|Aubrey Phillips (Key Backup: Shane Callahan)
|Right Guard
|Eric Mack (Key Backup: Chad Slade)
|Blake Burgess (Key Backup/Potential Starter: Reese Dismukes)
|Left Guard
|John Sullen (Key Backup: Shon Coleman)
|Left Tackle
|Christian Westerman (Key Backup: Greg Robinson)
|Defensive End
|Corey Lemonier (Key Backup: Dee Ford)
|Defensive Tackle
|Jeffrey Whitaker (Key Backup: Gabe Wright)
|Defensive Tackle
|Kenneth Carter (Key Backup: Jamar Travis)
|Defensive End
|Nosa Eguae (Key Backup: Craig Sanders)
|Outside Linebacker
|Daren Bates (Key Backup: Kris Frost)
|Middle Linebacker
|Jake Holland (Key Backup: Harris Gaston)
|Outside Linebacker
|Jonathan Evans (Key Backup: LaDarious Owens)
|Jonathan Rose (Key Backup: Chris Davis)
|Free Safety
|Erique Florence (Key Backup: Ryan Smith)
|Strong Safety
|Demetruce McNeal (Key Backups: Ikeem Means and Drew Cole)
|T'Sharvan Bell (Key Backup: Jonathan Mincy)
Needless to say, the starting lineup will be the most talented Chizik has had yet, which is saying a lot seeing as the 2010 lineup included Cam Newton, Nick Fairley, Lee Ziemba and Zac Clayton, all players who were drafted in the 2011 NFL Draft.
As for special teams, the starting kicker and punter in 2012 should be Cody Parkey and Steven Clark, respectively.
3. The schedule is tough.... but not too tough.
The 2012 season begins with a bang in what will surely be an anticipated game.
Auburn plays the Clemson Tigers in the Georgia Dome in primetime in the fifth annual Chick-Fil-A Kickoff Game, which has become one of America's favorite games since its first season in 2008.
After this big season opener, the Tigers get to play hosts to Arkansas, LSU, Georgia and Vanderbilt. The road schedule takes the Tigers to Mississippi State, Florida, Ole Miss and Alabama, who will likely be in rebuilding mode in 2012, rather than contending for the national championship. The schedule, as always in the SEC, is rough... but it's easier than the 2011 schedule.
4. Guess who's back?
Auburn offensive lineman Shon Coleman will be back for the 2012 season... and his status will be as a true freshman, thanks to his medical scholarship. In the spring of 2010, he left his teammates after he was diagnosed with leukemia.
Fortunately, he has overcome it and is cancer-free, thank God. Concerning his football career, he won't be able to play in 2011, but he'll be back in 2012. You see, for every reason there is to dislike 2011, there is a reason to like 2012.
2012: Proof that Auburn is in its best era ever?
As if winning the national title in 2010 wasn't enough, from 2012 and beyond, the Tigers will be loaded on both sides of the ball and will likely be national title contenders every year. And this possibly-dominant run begins on September 1, 2012, in the Chick-Fil-A Kickoff Game against Clemson. Are you ready?
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One person was killed in a four-car accident at Division and Eastern Avenues in Northeast D.C. late Saturday afternoon, D.C. Fire and EMS said.
The accident occurred just after 3:15 p.m. when two cars were traveling northbound on Eastern Avenue.
A silver Chrysler 300 was traveling northwest at a high rate of speed. The vehicle crossed over the double-yellow line and hit the left rear side of a white Honda Civic.
The Chrysler rotated and then hit the front end of an SUV, which had pulled from a parking space in the westbound lanes. It then flipped over onto its roof and hit a Pepco pole near the intersection of Division Avenue. The driver of this vehicle fled the scene but was apprehended a short time later.
The Honda rotated clockwise and hit two parked cars. The driver, Kim Moore, 50, of Bladensburg, Maryland, was transported to a local hospital where she later died.
Five others were injured in the accident, including two children. They all had serious but non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
The suspect is currently charged with leaving after colliding but police are still investigating to see if any other charges will be brought against the suspect.


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The Mariners won't have J.J. Putz this weekend against the Nationals.
Strangely enough, that's not bad news.
The Mariners learned Thursday that an MRI of Putz's right elbow didn't reveal anything that that would necessitate Putz going on the DL or having surgery.
It's not to say that couldn't still happen, but for the moment, Seattle can hold him out for the weekend and reevaluate his condition on Monday.
This is good news because there is a chance, apparently a good chance, that a little rest will put Putz right. It may yet mean time on the DL, but any time a pitcher can avoid surgery on his arm it's a good day.
Mariner Medical Director Dr. Edward Khalfayan used the MRI to find hypertension in the elbow, a condition that led to triceps tendon inflammation and an irritated ulnar nerve.
At the same time, the exam apparently showed no damage to the ulnar collateral ligament or the flexor bundle in the elbow.
Putz, 2-3 with a 5.21 ERA, has seven saves in 10 chances, and has already had one stint on the disabled list this year for rib muscle inflammation.


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Don't ever think because you are only one person that you can't make a difference because you can, and this lady did.
Her husband, Charlie, told her to forget about it. To let it go she would only be riling up the neighbors and nobody would do anything anyway. Nobody cares.
But she couldn't let it go. It was too horrific; all the blood. It made her shudder just thinking about it. That was two years ago and since that day, she reached out to people of all economic and social strata of society.
She adroitly cultivated many contacts, from school children to businessmen and politicians gathering information to lead the fight. It was a lot of work but it was passionate work and now…
The sun was beginning to rise over the Nevada Mountains as the diminutive woman limped with determination out her front door in Reno. The limp was leftover from a bout with childhood polio that left her crippled. Her purse hung from her left shoulder and in her right hand was a briefcase filled with all the documents she had gathered over the past two years. Her job as an executive secretary gave her the skills needed to put together the multitude of facts and evidence into the organized presentation that she hoped would right a wrong, a wrong that, for years, nothing had been done about; but she was determined to change that today.
She was scheduled to give her presentation that morning in Storey County, Nevada. She had no idea that she was about to set off a firestorm of hatred, scorn, and threats against her that would last her lifetime by the very people she was about to speak to.
As she arrived at the meeting, she was greeted by her boss, Gordon Harris, a Reno insurance executive.
"Hi, Velma, I want you to meet someone, State Senator James Slattery. Senator, this is the lady I was telling you about, Velma Johnston. She's an incredible young woman and I think you will find what she is about to say very interesting."
"Pleased to me you, Velma. Aren't you one of Joseph Bronn's kids?"
"Yessir, I'm his oldest. I have lived here all my life. He and my mother brought me out here in a covered wagon. I crossed the desert as an infant and was kept alive on mustang mare milk. Many of the horses my father used in his freighting service were mustangs."
"Well, I'll be. Your daddy was a good man. I look forward to hearing what you have put together."
As Velma walked down the aisle to the podium where she would give her presentation, the men in the audience began to jeer her and finally one redneck rancher who looked like he was chewing on a golf ball, rolled his chaw of chewing tobacco to the other cheek and spit into a cup, before yelling out to his friends and fellow ranchers, "Well look it here boys, here comes Wild Horse Annie."
Catcalls and laughter echoed throughout the hall before the county commission chairman was able to call everyone to order.
What started out as a divisive sobriquet became a rallying cry for her supporters and she wore it with pride for the rest of her life.
As it turned out, she was forceful and compelling as a public speaker and was able to charm and inspire others as she delivered her message about the indiscriminate slaughter and brutalization of America's living legends, the mustang horse.
She fought for years to preserve the wild horses on the public lands in Western states. They and the burros were threatened by ranchers or others wanting to kill them for pet food.
It all began in 1950, as she left her office she noticed something that didn't seem right; blood pouring out of the back of a stock trailer as it drove down the highway. She got into her car and followed it and it wasn't long before she realized it was crammed full of wild horses destined for a pet food slaughterhouse. When they opened the trailer door to let out all the horses, she saw a yearling being trampled to death There and then she decided to expose this to the public eye.
In the mid-1900's, massive wild horse and burro roundups were taking place on the Western public lands. These roundups involved airplanes flown by WWII pilots. They operated in conjunction with truck drivers and were aided by cowboys with lassoes and heavy truck tires. The 1961 movie, "The Misfits," directed by John Huston and starring Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable, Montgomery Cliff, and Eli Wallach, who played a former World War II aviator named Guido Racanelli, depicted these brutal gatherings.
Velma Johnston led the drive in 1959 when Congress passed a bill to prohibit planes and trucks from rounding up the animals and it was through her hard work and dedication, that thousands of people of all ages became advocates for the wild horses. Congress received more letters on this issue than any other, save the Vietnam War.
Her testimony before Congress led to the Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act (P.L. 92-195) which was unanimously passed and signed into law in 1971. This gave the wild horses and burros protection on BLM and Forest Service lands "where found" at the time of the passage of the Act in 303 areas.
She was president of the International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros and of Wild Horse Organized Assistance Inc. She also wrote her autobiography, "Mustang—Wild Spirit of the West."
In 1973, she played herself in the Western, "Running Wild" starring alongside Lloyd Bridges and Dina Merrill.
It was true that her efforts touched off controversy. Ranchers said that the wild horses were destroying grazing lands for domesticated animals. In 1974, she received a warning from an Idaho vigilante group, but she took the threat lightly and hung it on her wall of mementos, saying: "There aren't too many people who have been threatened by vigilantes in the 1970's."
At the roundups of wild horses by the Bureau of Land Management, Wild Horse Annie was often present to assure that the horses were not harmed. And once captured, she led an adoption program to find homes for the animals.
Wild Horse Annie received a public service award in 1972 from Rogers C. B. Morton, Secretary of the Interior, for her fight on behalf of the horses. Her death was apparently caused by cancer.
So, when someone says to you, "You are only one person, you can't make a difference."
Just go out and show them, like little Wild Horse Annie did!
"They ran
like they were running
through the winds of time
past the dry river gulch
where the waters once
ran swift and deep
and many tribes camped
along her banks
and the children played
and the deer and elk grazed
they ran
free and wild and
with no idea that
it would ever
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After many weeks of suspense, today Joe and I went in for the big second trimester ultrasound appointment, and our major hope — aside from a healthy and properly-growing baby, of course — was that we would be able to learn the baby's gender. (I wrote a bit about that and our decision to find out the baby's gender here.)
And everything went as perfectly as we could have dreamed — not only do both baby and I appear to be perfectly healthy, but we managed to catch the baby in a "spread-eagle" position that allowed the ultrasound technician to confidently tell us whether we'll soon be parents to a daughter or a son. It was such an exciting moment — but since it came at the very end of the ultrasound session, I thought I would first show some of the other images, in the order that we got to see them.
First, baby's profile, in what our ultrasound technician called a beautiful textbook shot:
I should mention that our ultrasound technician was an absolute pleasure to work with — very personable and friendly, and she made lots of jolly comments about how cute our baby is. (Although I'm sure she says that about everybody's.)
One of the first things she asked was whether we wanted to find out the gender. We enthusiastically said yes, but she had to go through the routine prenatal checkup and examine a million other things first. For instance, here's our baby's good steady heartbeat:
She took a bunch of measurements, and made notes by typing things directly onto the screen before saving a still frame or printing it out. It seemed like she made notes to label nearly every feature as she checked them one by one. Here's baby's little right foot, conveniently labeled for clarity:
It's also neat how the ultrasound can see right through everything — check out these little baby arm bones:
Every time she pointed something out — a bone, or an organ, or an eye lens of all things — I would ask if it looked healthy and normal, in neurotic first-time-parent fashion. Her response was usually to chuckle and say, "Well, it's there!" before explaining what (if anything) it might look like if there was a problem.
While examining the head, one particularly cute frame captured the baby with mouth open wide — possibly yawning? I'm not sure how clear it is in the following image:
All of this went on for quite a while — I actually had to get up to use the bathroom at one point during the ultrasound session — and for most of it, it didn't seem certain that we'd be able to determine the gender at all. But then, finally, the baby shifted position enough to allow a clear view:
That was actually how we found out — rather than saying anything aloud, the ultrasound technician just started typing some notes, and the words "ITS A GIRL" appeared slowly across the screen.
So that's the story of our exciting ultrasound and baby-gender-revelation experience. And now that we know that we have a daughter on the way, hopefully we'll have an easier time deciding on a name for her — not to mention stocking up on baby clothes and nursery decorations and all those other fun happy things. Stay tuned!


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10 Little Penguins by Jean-Luc Fromental
Illustrated by Joëlle Jolivet
Genre: Children's pop up counting book
Reading level: Ages 4-8
Pages: 24 Hard-other 7 1/2 x 6 1/4
Date Published: November 2010
Publisher: Abrams Books for Young Readers
This inventive pop-up, featuring the mischievous stars of Jean-Luc Fromental and Joëlle Jolivet's 365 Penguins, starts with ten penguins on an icy shore. One by one, they playfully disappear from the scene as the text counts down from ten to zero. The flaps embedded in the book facilitate the story—readers can make the penguins disappear and reappear! It's a stylish, humorous take on a counting book with winter-friendly, penguin-filled pop-ups.
We are always on the look out for more counting books and this one is a great addition to our shelves. "10 Little Penguins" is a cute and interactive pop-up book with arrows to pull, push and twist. I loved these type of books as a child. Right now with supervision AppleBlossom already loves it, though I would definitely hazard caution of leaving her alone with it if you want your arrows intact. The rhythm and rhyme of the count down is a pleasant read on it's own and all in all this is a great keeper shelf children's book.
*Thanks to Abrams Books for Young Readers for providing a copy for review.*
About the authors:
Jean-Luc Fromental is the author of more than thirty books.
Joëlle Jolivet is an internationally acclaimed illustrator. Publishers Weekly called her books "vibrant . . . dazzling," and School Library Journal said they are "as aesthetically impressive as they are informative."
They both live in France.
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Donald Wayne Chandler
DONALD WAYNE CHANDLER, age 71, passed away on Sunday, July 6, 2014 at INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital in Fairfax, VA.
He was born on April 7, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois to the late Noble Earl and Raven Alexandra (Thomas) Chandler. Mr. Chandler was a charter member of the local HOG Chapter and loved riding his hog. Donald loved his friends and family but above all else he enjoyed helping people.
Preceded in death by his parents, one daughter: Bonnie Alexander; one sister: Dana Wolfe and two brothers: Jack and Charlie Chandler.
Survivors include his loving wife Shirley Chandler; three children: Stephanie, Kirk and Jamie; two step children: Corinna Swartz and Dewayne McCarter; one sister: Judy Leonard; three brothers: Jim, Richard and Harry Chandler; 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, July 10, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Pierce Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas, VA where services will take place on Friday, July 11, 2014 at 11:00 AM. Interment will follow at Stonewall Memory Gardens, Manassas, VA.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of flowers or donations to: American Diabetes Association, 1400 16th St NW #410, Washington, DC 20036 or National Kidney Foundation, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20015 in loving memory of Donald W. Chandler.
-Information from Pierce-Price Funeral Home


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The 12 Most Awesome/Terrible 'EA Sports UFC' Demo Videos Created by Actual Users
(Nut shots. It's in the game.™)
Last week, the much anticipated EA Sports reboot of the UFC video game franchise went live in demo form — those fortunate enough to already own a next gen console got to take control of Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson and beat the living piss out of each other for as long as that stayed entertaining. And based on the hundreds of user-uploaded videos, it seems like people are indeed entertained…if not always for the right reasons.
We've now dug up the 12 best videos created thus far so you can get a closer look at how the game plays when in the hands of semi-competent gamers. Follow me after the jump to see all the best knockouts, tap-outs, and glitch-outs that EA SPORTS UFC has to offer.
A lot of YouTubers tend to upload knockout videos that are 8 minutes long and feature two to three knockouts. This is terrible. So don't bother with any other allegedly 'hilarious' and / or 'brutal' knockout highlight videos. Watch this one, which crams over 25 knockouts into less than two minutes. Some compelling ass-kicking music and 1080p rendering really lets you enjoy watching Alexander Gustafsson recreate such famous KO poses as the Etim, the Salmon, and the Quarry. What, no Schaub trying to catch his soul?Read More DIGG THIS


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Biosketch:Dr. Bell graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1988, and practiced in upstate New York for 25 years. In 1989, Dr. Bell began teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology at Hudson Valley Community College. Shortly thereafter, he also began teaching Medical Terminology and introductory human biology and chemistry courses at Schenectady County Community College. In 1995, he temporarily left teaching to spend more time with his young children. In 2006, Dr. Bell returned to teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology at Schenectady County Community College and this experience initiated his transition from practicing full-time to teaching full-time. Currently, Dr. Bell is an Associate Professor at SUNY Adirondack teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology, and Medical Terminology. Also, he has instructed over 100 online undergraduate and graduate courses in biological and health sciences for multiple colleges/universities, such as Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Trends and Issues in Health Care, Medical Ethics, Bachelor's Capstone in Health Science, and Health Behavior. Dr. Bell was the first to join Dr. Crocker in forming the MSHAPI faculty. He currently teaches HAP 5120-Integumentary, Skeletal, and Muscular Systems, HAP 5150-Lymphatic/Immune, Respiratory, Digestive Systems, Metabolism, ITP 5130-Designing and Developing for Lab and Online Learning Environments, and ITP 5140-Emplyment in the College/University Setting. Dr. Bell is also a graduate of the MSHAPI Program.
Biosketch:Karen Zannini Bull is the Interim Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Online Programs at University College of Syracuse University. Professor Bull teaches ITP5110, ITP5120 and ITP5130 for the HAPS program. Prior to her appointment at Syracuse University, Bull served two roles at Onondaga Community College; the assistant director of distance education from 2010-2012 and the director of program evaluation from 2012-2013. Outside of Syracuse University, she promotes academic excellence and lifelong learning through her service on the Rosamond Gifford Zoo education committee, her role as chair of the board for the Mid-Atlantic Region of the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA), and her work as a board member for Literacy CNY. Bull holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in Instructional Design, Development and Evaluation from the School of Education at Syracuse University. She holds a Masters of Education in Instructional Technology from the University of Maine at Orono and a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from Allegheny College.
Biosketch:Dr. Robert Crocker graduated from the National College of Chiropractic in 1973, and practiced chiropractic on Long Island, NY for twenty-one years before beginning a second career as an Anatomy & Physiology educator. He has taught A&P in several colleges, experiencing the diverse academic environments of for-profit schools, two year community colleges, four year private liberal arts colleges, and four year public liberal arts colleges. He is a member of the full time biology faculty of Farmingdale State College, a campus of the SUNY system, where he is the course coordinator for all A&P courses. Dr. Crocker served on the New York Chiropractic College Board of Trustees from 2000-2009, ending his term as Chair. After leaving the board, he developed the MSHAPI curriculum in collaboration with Dr. Kristina Petrocco-Napuli. He served as the director of the program until 2016, and now teaches HAP 5160 - Urinary System, Acid/Base Balance, Reproductive System, and Development/Inheritance and co-teaches ITP 5140 - Employment in the College/University Setting; Capstone Portfolio Project.
Biosketch:Professor Tom Lancraft graduated from the University of Santa Barbara, California (UCSB), in 1982 with a degree in Aquatic Biology. He began his studies of deep sea organisms as a Biological Oceanographer at UCSB in 1976 and continued his studies at the University of South Florida until 1990. During that time he published nearly 20 articles on deep sea ecology and physiology, made six research expeditions to Antartica, experienced three deep sea submersible dives and over 40 research cruises. During the late 80's he also taught part time at St. Petersburg College. In 1990, he began to wok full time teaching at St. Petersburg College specializing in Human Anatomy and Physiology. During the end of that decade he began to create online courses and is credited with creating the first online biology lab in Florida. Over the first decade of this century, he designed over a dozen online courses in anatomy and physiology. He also was the general editor for Interactions - a comprehensive media product covering all concepts usually covered in A&P courses - and an author of PowerPhys-laboratory simulation software allowing students to scientifically explore laboratory topics in A&P. He has taught Anatomy and Physiology for over 25 years and is presently teaching HAP 5140-Endocrine and Cardiovascular Systems and ITP 5140-Employment in the College/University Setting.
Biosketch:Dr. Martin graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1985, with a doctorate in Microbiology and Immunology. Following a postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Pathology at Harvard Medical School, she has done research in the field of Innate Immunity in laboratories at Boston�s Brigham and Women�s Hospital, NY Winthrop University Hospital, the Northport VA and Farmingdale State College. At each institution she instructed a wide range of students in laboratory sciences, ranging from high school and undergraduate to hospital fellows. She began her classroom teaching experience in the Farmingdale Bioscience program in 2006, concentrating on laboratory based courses in Cell Biology, Medical Microbiology and Basic Laboratory techniques. Dr. Martin joined the MSHAPI faculty in 2012 and teaches HAP 5180- Essentials of Microbiology for A&P Instructors.
Biosketch:Kevin Patton, Ph.D. has worked as an anatomy & physiology professor for several decades, having taught at high school, community college, and university levels. He is a founding faculty member of St. Charles Community College, where he established an undergraduate A&P program in 1987. He has won several teaching awards, including the Missouri Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching. Kevin is the author of several popular A&P textbooks and manuals, published by Mosby (Elsevier) and McGraw-Hill Higher Education. He is a President Emeritus of the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) and was the founder of HAPS Insitute, a continuing education program for A&P professors. Patton publishes several blogs and websites related to teaching and learning. Dr. Patton teaches HAP 5130 - Nervous System and ITP 5140-Employment in the College/University Setting.
Biosketch:Dr. Petrocco-Napuli graduated from the University of Arizona with a bachelor of science degree in Physiological Sciences. After completing her BS she served as a preceptor for the Teaching Teams program at the University of Arizona in a Biology lecture and lab to assist in implementing active learning. This sparked Kris's desire for teaching and learning in higher education. Following her childhood dream of becoming a chiropractor, she graduated from NYCC in 2003. With a continued passion for education Kris returned to Syracuse University for her Master's degree in Instructional Design, Development and Evaluation. Currently, Dr. Petrocco-Napuli maintains faculty rank of an adjunct Associate Professor. Developing the MSHAPI curriculum in collaboration with Dr. Bob Crocker was one of her favorite projects since her background is based in Physiology and she has a strong passion for education. She has presented at numerous conferences such as The Teaching Professor, Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Professional and Organizational Development, The Lilly Conference on Higher Education and ACC/RAC. She currently teaches ITP 5120 - Elements of Course Development and ITP 5130 - Designing and Developing for Lab and Online Learning Environments.
Biosketch:Amy Simolo, MS, EdD completed her doctorate in Teaching and Curriculum as well as a Certificate in Online Teaching from the University of Rochester�s Warner School of Education. Her Master�s of Science degree in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology was attained from SUNY Albany. Dr. Simolo previously served NYCC�s faculty in the Academy for Teaching Excellence, first as the Instructional Technologist, then as the department�s Director, from 2011-2017. Dr. Simolo developed and teaches ITP5322: Instructional Technologies on the Web: Web 2.0 for Education for NYCC�s MS Human Anatomy and Physiology Instruction program. Dr. Simolo currently serves the faculty of the University of Scranton as their Faculty Development Specialist.


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News from our Campuses
University of Hawai'i System Office
The University of Hawai'i System Office has hired Jannine Oyama as the Financial Aid Specialist. Jannine previously served as the Director of Financial Aid at Honolulu Community College. In this position, Jannine will serve as the Central Financial Aid Office technical lead for Banner student financial aid information system. (11/16/2016)
We welcome Sheryle (Sherry) Proper as the University of Hawai'i System Financial Aid Manager, effective October 1, 2016. Ms. Proper has been serving as Director of Strategic Initiatives at the University of Hawai'i West Oahu since March 2013 and also served as Interim Academic Program Officer on the campus for several months in 2015. In this role, Ms. Proper will be responsible for working closely with the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs to build the system financial aid office and to develop and implement strategic financial aid initiatives in support of system directions and goals. (10/01/2016)
University of Hawai'i Maui College
We hired a Financial Aid Director. I'm happy to announce Davileigh (Kahea) Naeole started a couple weeks ago. If her name sounds familiar, she was formerly the Liko A'e Scholarship Program Director. The office is very excited and happy to have her on board. She will be integral in planning future financial aid events for Maui County. (09/19/2016)
University of Hawai'i - West O'ahu
The University of Hawaii – West Oahu is pleased to announce our new Director of Financial Aid, Christina Padilla. Christina comes to us from Vanguard University in California, with previous stints at Mid-American Christian University and Virginia College. She has also served on the WASFAA Communications Committee as a Copy Editor, and has been both a presenter and moderator at the WASFAA regional conferences. (09/06/2016)
Leeward Community College
Gregg Yoshimura accepted the Director of Financial Aid position at Leeward Community College. Gregg was previously with the University of Hawaii System, Office of Student Affairs. (04/01/2016)


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Michigan's Porcupine Mountains is one of the largest state parks in all the midwest. Located on the western edge of the U.P, the park contains nearly 60,000 acres of virgin forest on the shores of Lake Superior. The "mountains" stopped growing a long time ago and millions of years of erosion have worn them down. The highest point in the park is only 1300 feet above lake level. But the area is by no means flat, and as a result the park features a number of waterfalls. The largest and easiest to visit are the waterfalls on the Presque Isle River on the western edge of the park. Manabezho Falls is the most impressive of these. These falls are all just a relatively short walk from your car.
Most of the other falls in the park are rather small, but they offer great opportunities for adventure as they are all far from any road. The 22' high Shining Cloud Falls is the most impressive of the backcountry falls, but visiting it requires at least a 8 mile hike one way over rough trails.
Lake of the Clouds is one of the more popular and scenic sites in the park. It is not a waterfall, but it is a lovely view. Here are some other non-waterfall pictures from the park
The Escarpment Trail
The Big Carp River below Lake of the Clouds
Lake of the Clouds
View from Escarpment
Mirror Lake
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This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2013, and information in the article may be outdated. It is provided only for personal research purposes and may not be reprinted.
Here is the headline of The Tribune's Jan. 28 story on Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant's address on the state of the judiciary: "Chief Justice: Courts at the limit, need help."
Those words show that the Supreme Court is out of touch with the practice of law.
As an attorney, I find the greatest satisfaction in meeting and helping ordinary people. Fifteen years ago, I opened my own family law practice to help people with their wills, trusts, probates, name changes, premarital agreements and, of course, divorce, paternity and child custody cases.
Attorneys do not get rich in this kind of practice, but they can make a difference by helping people.
The Supreme Court asks the Legislature for more money to make sure the courts are accessible to everyone. I agree with the premise. Everyone should have access to justice. People need legal help.
My problem is that the court is blaming attorneys for a perceived difficulty in accessing justice. For my part, over time I have increased my lowest divorce fee by only 14 percent, while the court has bumped up the divorce filing fee (which everyone pays) by 288 percent.
Furthermore, the court is now providing laymen with forms for every imaginable type of case. Does that make the court more accessible? Maybe. But it also clogs the court by filling it with people trying to represent themselves.
While the court administrators sit behind closed doors devising ways for people to act without attorneys, people are downstairs trying to obtain explanations from exasperated front-desk clerks, and judges' dockets are full of unnecessary hearings occasioned by people representing themselves, not knowing what else they can do.
It is frustrating to see person after person in my office with problems that would have been prevented by coming to see me earlier. It frustrates me that the court seeks to help people by eliminating lawyers.
In these ways the court is out of touch with reality. Judges resolve disputes on the evidence, but when your case is submitted by default or by agreement, judges must sign what is in front of them.
Over the years, fewer people come to my office to start their divorce but they still come. They come when they have been struggling for months to do it themselves. They come when they have failed in their attempts and now have a court decision that is unfair and unlivable. They come to try to correct mistakes something that is often not possible, and when it is possible will always take more time and cost more money than hiring a lawyer in the beginning.
That is why people come to see me after the divorce. Not because they didn't have access to a court, but because they went to court by themselves.
Everyone's life is worth protecting with good legal advice and representation. Instead of coaching a person to not hire an attorney on an important divorce or probate case that will determine that person's future, the court would do more good, at significantly less cost, if it would just give people a list of reputable attorneys to help and protect them.
Most people are smart enough to write court papers. That is not the issue. It is that people's futures are too important to be attempting to learn what to do for just one case, without legal training and experience. Having an experienced attorney is always worth the investment. The old adage remains true: He who represents himself at court has a fool for a client.
Stephen J. Buhler is an attorney in West Valley City.


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Paradox Kings & Queens Bundle includes: Crusader Kings II, Knights of Honor, Majesty 2, The Kings' Crusade and Victoria II.Read full description
Paradox Kings & Queens Bundle includes:
Crusader Kings II
Europe is in turmoil. The lands are fragmented into petty fiefs, the emperor struggles with the Pope, and the Holy Father declares that all those who go to liberate the Holy Land will be freed of their sins. Now is the time for greatness.
Knights of Honor
As King, it is your duty to lead your people in their struggle to raise your kingdom from its humble beginnings to a position of power and prestige. War, diplomacy and a burgeoning economy are the means by which you increase your power and expand your influence. A unique Knight-management system will offer you brand new possibilities to enhance your personal strategy.
Majesty 2
In the world of Majesty, you are the ruler of the kingdom Ardania. At your service are your loyal and somewhat obnoxious subordinates, who have their own minds about how things should be done. In fact, Majesty is the only game where your heroes decide on their own what should be done and when, leaving you to try to control them through monetary incentives.
The Kings' Crusade
The crowned heads of Europe have launched a new military campaign to reconquer the Holy Land. The time has come for you to assemble your armies and take back the land as Richard the Lionheart, or to assume the role of heir to the great Saladin and defend your people against the oncoming invasion. Control and upgrade the leaders and their armies and lead your men into fierce battles in this real-time strategy game that places you in the era of the Third Crusade.
Victoria II
Victoria 2 is a grand strategy game played during the colonial era of the 19th century, where the player takes control of a country, guiding it through industrialisation, political reforms, military conquest and colonisation. Experience an in-depth political simulation where every action you take will have various consequences over all the world. The population will react to your decisions based on their political awareness, social class, as well as their willingness to accept or revolt against their government.
It's a nice pack, but not really as valuable and price-worthy as Platinum Pack. On the other hand if you are only interested in strategy games - in this pack you get those only, which is nice ;) Crusader Kings II is one of the best grand strategies made by Paradox and it's definitely worth having. Knights of Honor while not a bad game looks and plays dated so not really that exciting part of the pack. Majesty 2 is totally unique twist on strategy games (instead of ordering characters, you can only make your own quests, promise rewards and try to motivate them to doing what you want this way - it's something you will find in no other game and Majesty 2 is great at it) so it's always worth having in your library. The King's Crusade is standard (yet well crafted) RTS, but it looks old nowadays. And Victoria II is a great challenge for any strategy fan - I believe it to be one of the hardest grand strategy games released up to this very day and will be fun and challenging for any strategy veteran. All in all - not a bad pack, especially for strategy fan, but I think Platinum pack is better.
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Modern Montreal
The metropolis of Montreal is, behind Paris, the second-largest French-speaking city in the world. Blessed with so much history and culture, it is widely acknowledged as a fabulous place to live and visit. It is also gorgeous to look at and was named a UNESCO City of Design, where old and new juxtapose to great effect.
Spread over two river-edged islands and parts of the mainland, Montreal's many neighbourhoods are full of hidden gems. Restaurants, bars, events, museums and historical sites are spread over the entire city - there is always something to do or see. Hence the reason why motorhome/RV holidays are such a good idea here.
Travellers of all kinds, on all budgets, can find a place to their liking in Montreal. In the Latin Quarter are many of the cheaper hotels and hostels, while those with more to spend might like to stay in the lovely Old Montreal, where many hotels are housed within beautiful heritage buildings. Downtown chain hotels are good value for money. Guest houses in the city are called gîtes, and range from small studios to historic homes of three to five rooms. For a very personal experience, try couchsurfing - this is the city where couchsurfing.org has the most members. Also, you don't need to head too far out of the city to find camping grounds to park up your RV.
What's Happening – And Where
Montreal plays host to a number of significant events. They can be on the streets or at the various cinemas and parks spread through the neighbourhoods, or the event spaces, including the Palais des Congrès convention centre and Olympic Stadium. Music, art and film festivals are extremely popular. Most significant are the Montreal International Jazz Festival, POP Montréal International Music Festival, Francofolies, the World Film Festival and Shakespeare in the Park. The city also has an International Fireworks Competition mid-summer, which is quite an event.
Eat and Drink in Montreal
With its quasi-European style and atmosphere, it is no surprise that Montreal is full of good food. The variety is spectacular and the various ethnic communities have made wonderful contributions to the scene, with fresh and flavourful Asian dishes, Jewish specialties of smoked meat and top-notch bagels (seriously, try the bagels). There's also an increasing number of food-truck operators with tastes from around the world. Of course French cooking is huge and there are numerous restaurants, cafés and boulangeries, where one can experience an authentic Parisian-style meal. Be aware that many eateries are BYO and there are often no corkage fees.
Legal drinking age in Québec is 18 and the best streets for bar-hopping are Rue Crescent, Boulevard Saint-Laurent and Rue Saint-Denis, which has a stronger Francophone influence. It is worth leaving your cozy motorhome for a night out in this fabulous city!
Locals and Language
The city has over 1.6 million inhabitants and a range of ethnicities - with Europeans the biggest group. So many different communities serve up a cosmopolitan feel and flavour, which is always fresh and exciting. The region's many churches tell of its Roman Catholic traditional roots, but all religions and world views are commonplace.
French is the primary language, followed by English. It is an important centre for the production of French-language TV, radio and performing arts in Canada. Historically, there has been some separation between the two groups and English speakers are still largely concentrated on the west side of the island. But many people are bilingual and all languages are integrated with relative ease.
What to Do
Old Montreal is one of the most scenic and historically interesting places to visit. Filled with cobblestoned streets, French restaurants, museums and heritage architecture, it imparts a sense of being in a European town centre. The Old Port has a pretty green space around the waterfront and is home to the Cirque du Soleil, the Montreal Science Centre and Clock Tower.
Winter can be fun in Montreal. Ice-skating is popular around the city and often free. Neighbourhood spaces, such as Parc du Mont-Royal and the park on the Ile de la Visitation, offer ski rental during snowy months for cross-country skiing on the groomed paths.
The most famous landmark is Basilique Notre Dame or Notre Dame Basilica. Visually striking on the outside and stunningly beautiful inside, this is one of Montreal's top ten places to visit. The interior is an explosion of colours and sculptures, with incredible stained-glass windows. From Tuesday night to Saturday night, a sound and light show is staged inside the building.
Make Tracks
If possible, your own two feet are the best way to get around downtown Montreal. Taxis and rental vehicles are helpful for longer journeys, but traffic is a hindrance in the city. Cycling is better, and there is a public bike rental system called Bixi which operates a network of bike docking stations. For a $7 flat fee you can, for 24 hours, use any bike for up to 30 minutes at a time. Outside the city, an RV is the best way to get around and visit the region.
The Metro system, operated by STM, connect with the buses. A $3 ticket will allow you to travel with unlimited transfers for 90 minutes on both systems. One-day and three-day passes are also available.
The Weather
The climate in Montreal is semi-continental, which means warm and humid summers and very cold winters, with snow on the ground for an average of over 100 days each year. In December, January and February the average temperatures are below zero. The sun is often out in summertime, with average daily temperatures of around 20 degrees.
Which RV Rental?
There are a couple of options for RV rental in Montreal through Motorhome Republic. With its picturesque reputation, the industry is simply buzzing. Major firms include:
Canadadream.com: Working all year round, Canadream enjoy an excellent reputation. They offer a shuttle service from Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, which takes around 45 minutes. And there is also a small fee to pay. Pick up times can vary, so it's important to do your research and get any questions answered.
Cruisecanada.com is part of the Cruise America RV Rental franchise. The nearest Montreal depot of Cruise Canada is at 198 Boulevard Curé-Labelle. This is around 25 minutes from the airport, so you may need to taxi or arrange a shuttle with the hire company.
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Get started with IBM ILOG CPLEX Enterprise Server
Scalability, failover, and client interaction for your optimization solutions
IBM ILOG CPLEX Optimization Studio, which is available for trial download on developerWorks, is a consolidation of the OPL integrated development environment and the CPLEX and CP Optimizer solution engines in a single product. IBM ILOG CPLEX Enterprise Server, a new component, lets you deploy models and solutions within a client-server architecture.
CPLEX Enterprise Server is a scalable server environment that offers an optimization service based on OPL projects. It provides an enterprise-scale platform for developing and deploying highly effective optimization-based analytical planning and scheduling solutions across a variety of industries.
With the CPLEX Enterprise Server, you can now:
- Implement your CPLEX optimization solution as a client application in Java.
- Send an OPL application (which is currently composed of an OPL project).
- Ask to solve a specific run configuration.
- Get the status of the solved job.
- Retrieve the solution.
The CPLEX Enterprise Server supports: Windows® Server 2008 32/64bits, AIX® 5.3, and AIX 6.1 64 bits. It can be deployed on JavaEE application servers, such as WebSphere® Application Server V7.0 and WebSphere Application Server Community Edition V126.96.36.199.
CPLEX Enterprise Server is based on the IBM ILOG ODM Enterprise Optimization Server architecture. It provides:
- Scalability, by having several processor nodes; one processor node is a server in charge of running optimization jobs.
- Failover, by having jobs automatically restart in case of unexpected errors.
- Client interaction with the ongoing optimization process.
You can deploy the OPL project to CPLEX Enterprise Server, store it in a database, and extract it on the server to be used by the optimization jobs. For better code isolation, execution is in a subprocess for optimal thread and memory management. This also prevents unexpected errors from affecting the application server. Each processor node is able to run multiple optimization processes in parallel (multiple subprocesses).
CPLEX Enterprise Server has a web console to: view and undeploy applications; monitor and stop ongoing jobs (ODM Enterprise Dashboard); and see job status and completion.
CPLEX Enterprise Server provides a Java client API that's wrapped as a web service. Communication between client and server is through HTTP protocols. Anyone with access privilege to the server URL can deploy/undeploy/list applications, and submit/abort/delete jobs.
Compared to a local solve engine, CPLEX Enterprise Server has some limitations. When writing the OPL model, consider the following.
- Only inline data (.dat containing all the values) or database
statements are supported.
Excel and SPSS connection are not supported in this version.
- There is no automatic encryption.
You can use the OPL compilation of OPL models if you want some level of confidentiality in your deployed application.
- All models and included submodels must be in the OPL project folder. Subfolders are also supported.
In this article, learn how CPLEX Enterprise Server lets you operate applications in client/server mode with CPLEX on the server and interact with the client that starts optimization.
Architecture overview
Figure 1 shows the high-level architecture of CPLEX Enterprise Server.
Figure 1. CPLEX Enterprise Server architecture
Install the CPLEX Enterprise Server
The new CPLEX installer is composed of Java EE Enterprise Archives (EARs) at:
x86_win64, or
If you install the ODM Enterprise 3.6 with an embedded WebSphere Application Server instance, you have a ready-to-use CPLEX Enterprise Server on an embedded WebSphere Application Server instance. The default profile is AppSrvOptim. Or, you can use a different application server to install CPLEX Enterprise Server, such as WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, which has been supported since ODM Enterprise 3.6.
Deployment on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
To install CPLEX Enterprise Server components on WebSphere Application
Server Community Edition, execute the following script in a command line tool:
The default components option "All" will set up the required database and Java Message Service resources, and then deploy all EARs to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition.
If you want to install CPLEX Enterprise Server on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition separately, you can deploy the EAR manually (using the Administration console or command line tool). If deploying manually, make sure the basic ODME server components (Application and Job Management) are ready.
Develop the OPL project
Operation Research (OR) professionals develop the optimization project by: programming the model in OPL, handling the data access within OPL, creating run configuration in the OPL project, and testing it locally.
For the sake of simplicity, we'll use the following example.
- In CPLEX Optimization Studio, start up the IDE.
- Select File → New → Example... → IBM ILOG OPL Examples → nurses, as in Figure 2.
- Click Finish.
Figure 2. Import OPL example nurses
An OPL project called nurses is created, which includes the OR model and data file.
To create the Java project that will interact with the server, you need to include the following Java libraries into the project class path dependency, as in Figure 3.
- <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/lib/axis2-client.jar
- <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/lib/cplexserver-client.jar
- <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/lib/icu4j.jar
- <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/lib/lpgruntime.jar
- <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/lib/odmeserver-client.jar
Figure 3. Add Java libraries
Client API classes
Use classes from the com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client package, as shown in Figure 4, to:
- Connect to the CPLEX Enterprise Server.
- Deploy the application.
- Submit an optimization job for an existing run configuration.
- Get job results and optimization model solutions, when available.
Figure 4. com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client package
You can access OPL data, such as array, tuple, set, dvar, and dexpr, with classes in the com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client.opl.element package shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client.element package
At the time of this writing, the client API has some limitations. For
example, there is no
find() method for the
Sets element, you can't access a Map's elements
through the indexer, and there's no control on conflicts/relaxation (but
you can use the OPL settings to switch them on/off in your .mod file).
Example using the client API
After you complete the OPL project and OPL model, you can build the client application using the CPLEX Enterprise Server Java Client API.
Listing 1 shows how to deploy the OPL project to CPLEX Server and then undeploy it.
Deploy OPL project code
/** Creates a new OPL application named "nurses" .*/ OplApplicationPackager packager = CplexServerFactory.createApplicationPackager ("nursesCPLEX",new File("C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator /workspace/nurses")); /** Creates a connection with the CPLEX Enterprise Server.*/ CplexServer server = CplexServerFactory.createCplexServer ("http://localhost:8080/odme"); /** * We will deploy our OPL application but if an OPL application with the same name is * already deployed, we will use it. */ Application appId = null; try { appId = server.deploy(packager); } catch (ApplicationAlreadyDeployedException e) { /** * If an application with the same name is already deployed, we will use it. */ appId = server.getDeployedApplication("nursesCPLEX"); } /** Undeploy the OPL application. **/ server.undeploy(appId);
Listing 2 shows how to submit an optimization job to CPLEX Enterprise Server and monitor the job status.
Listing 2. Submit optimization job code
/** We ask for the execution of the default OPL run configuration. */ Job oplJob = appId.submit("Basic Configuration"); /** We will wait for the solve to be done. * A better way would be to use a thread, but we are only demonstrating the * concepts here. **/ int nbRetry = 0; // With the Job object, can get more detail and execute action such as abort. while (Job.Status.PROCESSED != oplJob.getStatus() && nbRetry < 5) { try { Thread.sleep(5000); } catch (InterruptedException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } nbRetry += 1; }
The OPL model has decision variables (
dvar), as
in Listing 3. You need to get the value of those
dvars after optimization is done.
Listing 3. OPL decision variables
dvar int NurseAssignments[Nurses][Shifts] in 0..1; dvar float+ NurseWorkTime[Nurses]; dvar float+ NurseAvgHours; dvar float+ NurseMoreThanAvgHours[Nurses]; dvar float+ NurseLessThanAvgHours[Nurses]; dvar float+ Fairness; dvar int CostByDepartments[Departments]; dvar int AllocationByDepartments[Departments];
Listing 4 shows how to retrieve the optimization result.
Listing 4. Retrieve optimization solution data
/** Get the result and solution after solve job completed */ Result res = oplJob.getResult(); Solution solution = res.getSolution(); //Solution status: we only deal with relaxed, feasible, and best solution. System.out.println("Solution type is :"+solution.getType()); /** Objective */ try { System.out.println("The objective is " + solution.getObjValue()); } catch (ObjectiveValueNotAvailableException e) { System.out.println("Objective Value not available!"); } /** dvar int and dvar float will also be integer and double elements. */ double dvar1 = solution.getElement("NurseAvgHours").asNum(); double dvar2 = solution.getElement("Fairness").asNum(); /** Set of strings: you iterate and get strings */ Set deps = solution.getElement("Departments").asSet(); System.out.println("Departments is composed of "); /** Iterate on this set the Java way */ Iterator<Element> nurseItr = deps.iterator(); while (nurseItr.hasNext()) { String elt = nurseItr.next().asString(); System.out.print(elt + " "); } /** Query Preprocessing objects: you can query the OPL sets, OPL arrays. */ Map nurseAssignments = solution.getElement("NurseAssignments").asMap(); System.out.println("dvar NurseAssignments is composed of : "); /** Iterate on this set the Java way */ Iterator<Element> itr = nurseAssignments.iterator(); while (itr.hasNext()) { Map nas2 = itr.next().asMap(); Iterator<Element> itr2 = nas2.iterator(); while(itr2.hasNext()){ int elt = itr2.next().asInt(); System.out.print(elt + " "); } System.out.println(); }
After running this class, you should get the result shown in Listing 5 in your console.
Listing 5. Console output
Solution type is : RELAXED_SOLUTION Objective Value not available! dvar NurseAvgHours is : 35.438 dvar Fairness is : 35.438 Departments is composed of : Emergency Consultation dvar NurseAssignments is composed of : 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 … 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
For detailed information about the client API, refer to the Java documentation in <Install Dir>/CPLEX_Server/client/doc/en-US/html/index.html. There are also two examples in com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client.OplCplexServer and com.ibm.ilog.optim.server.client.OplCPServer.
ODM Enterprise Dashboard
The CPLEX Enterprise Server has a web console to view or undeploy your
deployed applications and to view or stop solve jobs. You can access the
console in a web browser at a URL similar to
http://localhost:8080/odme/console. To specify the ODM Enterprise type
application, verify that the Type column contains
OPL (indicating that it's a CPLEX Server
application). Figure 6 shows an example. You can then
get optimization job detail, such as status, started time, duration, and
so on.
Figure 6. Web console
With the CPLEX Enterprise Server, you can operate your applications in client-server mode, with CPLEX running on the server, and interact with the client who starts the optimization. The IBM ILOG CPLEX Enterprise Server introduces a flexible and simplified application reference architecture for industries optimization solutions.
See Related topics to learn more about the CPLEX Enterprise Server. Get more details about this server-based, scalable execution environment for deploying OPL applications that will solve the model, store all the objects of the model, and let you query them on a local client thanks to a Java client API.
Downloadable resources
Related topics
- Go to the IBM ILOG CPLEX Optimization Studio V12.4 Information Center to learn more about the product line and features.
- Follow developerWorks on Twitter.
- Find other evaluation software.


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