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Likewise Open 6 found in Maverick Meerkat's repository, allowing enterprise network connectivity.
It's only three days until Ubuntu 10.10 is released and Canonical has been rolling out details of the OS update. Much has already been made of the uTouch framework and the Unity desktop, which help make Ubuntu much more tablet-friendly and we know that Ubuntu 10.10 Server Edition gets a kernel update and the ability to run an Amazon Machine Image on a KVM-virtualized machine.
But another feature that makes 10.10 a useful enterprise tool is the inclusion of Likewise Open 6 . Likewise Open has been included in Ubuntu repositories since version six. It connects Linux, Unix, and Mac desktops and servers to an existing Microsoft Active Directory, giving IT gatekeepers the ability to control access, manage settings, and authenticate users across all platforms.
"Likewise enables greater adoption in the enterprise by giving administrators a powerful, free, open source tool to join Ubuntu machines to the network via Active Directory," said Matt Asay, COO, Canonical.
Likewise Open 6 allows authentication across heterogenous cloud environments. It caches credentials should a domain controller crash and supports multiple encryption types. No schema changes are required to Active Directory.
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- Calories from fat: 55%
- Fat: 3.2g
- Saturated fat: 0.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.3g
- Protein: 1.8g
- Carbohydrate: 4.3g
- Fiber: 1.1g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1mg
- Sodium: 199mg
- Calcium: 13mg
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- 1 cup red bell pepper strips
- 1 cup diagonally sliced snow peas
- 1/3 cup diagonally sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons pine nuts, toasted
- 1/4 cup low-sodium soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons apple juice
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon mirin (sweet rice wine)
- 1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon minced peeled fresh ginger
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Combine first 5 ingredients in a large bowl. Combine soy sauce and remaining ingredients in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave at HIGH 90 seconds, and stir well. Pour dressing over salad, tossing gently to coat.
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|<< 1959 1961 >>
Championships, events, culture, births, and deaths that occurred in 1960.
[edit] Club competitions
[edit] Professional
[edit] Asia and Australia
- Nippon Professional Baseball
- Nippon Series: Taiyo Whales (CL) over the Daimai Orions (PL), 4 - 0 - 0 (Details)
- Claxton Shield: South Australia
[edit] Europe
- Baseball-Bundesliga: TB Germania Mannheim
- Hoofdklasse Honkbal: Schoten Haarlem
- Serie A1: Seven Up Milano
[edit] North America
- Major League Baseball
- World Series: Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) over the New York Yankees (AL), 4 - 3 (Details)
- Minor League Baseball
- Junior World Series: Louisville Colonels (AA) over the Toronto Maple Leafs (IL), 4 - 2 (Details)
- American Association: Louisville Colonels (Details)
- International League: Toronto Maple Leafs (Details)
- Pacific Coast League: Spokane Indians (Details)
- Liga Mexicana de Béisbol: Tigres Capitalinos
- Negro Leagues
- East-West Game: The team representing the West defeated the team representing the East by a score of 8 - 4 at Comiskey Park (Details)
[edit] Winter Leagues
- Serie del Caribe: in Ciudad de Panamá, Panamá; Cienfuegos (Cuba) (Details)
- Cuban Winter League: Cienfuegos
- Panamanian League: Marlboro
- Liga de Béisbol Profesional de Puerto Rico: Caguas-Guayama
- Liga Venezolana de Béisbol Profesional: the season was canceled due to an influx of Cuban players
- Liga de Béisbol Profesional de la República Dominicana: Leones del Escogido defeated the Estrellas Orientales in the league's finals, 5 - 1
- Winter League of Sonora: Ostioneros de Guaymas
[edit] Amateur
- All-Japan University Baseball Championship Series: Hosei University defeated the Doshisha University in the final, 2 - 1 (Details)
- College World Series (National Collegiate Athletic Association): The University of Minnesota defeated the University of Southern California in the best-of-three finals, 2 - 1 (10 inn.) (Details)
- NAIA College World Series: Whitworth College over the Georgia Southern College, 4 - 0 in the finals
- Community College League of California: Orange Coast College over the Oakland City College in the finals
- Japan High School Baseball Federation
- National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament: Takamatsu High School (Kagawa) defeat Yonago East High School (Tottori), 2 - 1 in the championship (Details)
- National High School Baseball Championship: Hosei Number Two High School (Kanagawa) defeat Shizuoka High School (Shizuoka), 3 - 0 in the championship (Details)
- Little League
- Little League World Series: American (Levittown, PA) defeat North East Optomist (Fort Worth, TX), 5 - 0 in the championship (Details)
[edit] International competitions
- European Championship in Barcelona, Spain (Details)
- The Netherlands (Gold); Italy (Silver); Spain (Bronze)
[edit] Events
[edit] Culture
[edit] Literature
- Baseball: The Early Years, by Harold Seymour
- Baseball is a Funny Game, by Joe Garagiola
- The Long Season, by Jim Brosnan
[edit] Song
- Beat 'Em, Bucs, by Benny Benack and his Orchestra
- The First Baseball Game, by Nat King Cole
- It's A Beautiful Day For a Ballgame, by The Harry Simeone Songsters
[edit] Film
- Los Pequeños Gigantes (The Little Giants)
[edit] Births
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A New Interactive Map of the Vilna Ghetto Asks: What Good Is History if It Isn't Told?
The reVILNA digital mapping project seeks to restore the lives that were lived before they became anonymous victims
And interesting stuff happens when you map things out. On Sept. 1, 1943, about three weeks before the ghetto was liquidated, there was a short-lived uprising in the ghetto, as the FPO (the United Partisan Organization) successfully fought off a German onslaught. While the historical accounts are detailed and exciting, it's nonetheless almost impossible to follow what happened where without an understanding of the physical space. On the map, however, you can immediately see the FPO's strategy: By entrenching themselves in opposing buildings at the entrance at Strazun Street, they choked off the only point of entry to their headquarters. Another aspect of the ghetto that's revealed by the map is that there was, apparently, a religious neighborhood—the religious schools, kosher kitchen, yeshivas, and synagogues all operated in or around the same two courtyards.
But the most significant part of reVILNA is what you can't see, the back-end technology. Any point, tour, image, or text can be updated or edited within minutes, even by someone with zero programming know-how; unlike a book or museum installation, the map is genuinely dynamic. The map will be freely available to any interested institution, who will be able to easily customize their version. And as each point represents longitude/latitude coordinates, the mobile version—currently in the final stages of development—will incorporate GPS: Visitors to the actual ghetto will, using their smartphone or tablet, be able to view nearby sites and buildings, read descriptions, and see images. And as a digital commemoration of the ghetto, reVILNA avoids the endless bureaucracy and red tape that is unfortunately characteristic of even the best-intentioned Lithuanian institutions.
Once the historical focus shifts from the murders to what came before, we begin to grant agency to the victims: They are no longer statistics, but people—heroes—who chose to live. Of the 75,000 Vilna Jews who died between 1941 and 1944, almost none were suicides. The story of the Vilna Ghetto is not only about the murder; it's about survival, it's about the unimaginable, immense achievement of persistence under the most horrific circumstances.
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These seven steps are now captured in an online positioning program that you can do yourself, in seven lessons.
Lesson One: Do You Need to Reposition Your Firm?
The seven lessons are laid out in a lesson plan in the Win Without Pitching Online Learning Center. At the heart of the lesson plan are three webcasts, plus exercises to help navigate the positioning process and other guidance for informing your decisions, checking your work and making your new positioning real. All thats required is a $395 annual membership to the Online Learning Center.
If youd prefer, I can help you navigate this process of positioning your firm through my new Positioning Guidance consulting module that gives you my feedback (email and telephone) during the key steps in an affordable, structured engagement.
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I made a map of my house and yard. It is not exact, but close enough.
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very nice Bogie - and good style, have you considered some more features in your yard? ;) areas with flowers, maybe something with water, a terrasse, hammock, swings, rollercoasters, a cruiseship, alien encounters, popcorn stand, balloons... and and and... *lol*
Yeah, this looks really nice and clean. I like it. This could be an encounter map.
Thanks guys.
I'm working on adding a few more details to the yard. Hope I can finish it before the contest closes.
I added in some more yard furniture, trees & plants and I made a better asphalt tile that shows more aging.
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Oh man, you got a hammock? I'm jealous now.
Yep, every now and then I use it to feed the mosquitoes and black flies. The rest of the time there is snow.
Uhhh, well in that case maybe I feel a little bit better :)
Looks great, Bogie. A lawn's one of the few places where a hint of repetitive pattern is appropriate - the aerial evidence just suggests the lawn mower gets run both back and forth and to and fro!
Yeah, I guess where a Pawleys Island rope hammock lets the breeze through, a Mt. Desert Island hammock would be heavy canvas to cut the wind?
I like the way you make the grass and the tree part...:)


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Eden Prairie, MN (Sports Network) - The Minnesota Vikings officially declared Percy Harvin doubtful for Sunday's matchup against NFC North rival Detroit, though coach Leslie Frazier didn't rule his star wide receiver out completely on Friday.
Harvin sprained his left ankle in three places during the third quarter of last week's 30-20 loss at Seattle. Though he did not come out of the contest, the playmaking wideout was spotted on crutches on Monday and did not practice the entire week.
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Better Being Underground is my new favorite lunch spot. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING I've eaten from BBU has been delicious. My favs are the chicken and pear salad, lobster roll, and the brussel sprout and squash salad. All are to die for! Go early, like right at noon, because the line gets really long and they run out of stuff quick. Check out their blog for the daily specials, you wont be disappointed.
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Ok, ok. I know that Hale & Hearty isn't as unique as my previous posts but sometimes a girl just needs soup and fast! 10 veg is the only soup I've had at Hale & Hearty and I really like it, it reminds me of a coffee shop in Portland from my childhood. Also! I had great company for my lunch today, so who cares. I'll take good company over good food any day.
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Local, I adore you. You fed me lunch on my very first day of work and you remind me of home (PDX). You're cozy, warm and always smell so good. The weather outside today is so stormy and cold. I'm hoping we get the 10 inches of snow the weatherman keeps talking about.
I had the sopressata and mozzarella sandwich ($9.50), it hit the spot. 4 stars you!
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Sunrise Market is a great little market on Broome st in SoHo. They have sushi, bento, ramen, udon, and an assortment of groceries. They also have a great selection of candy! I haven't had the sushi from Grommet Garage (which is directly across the street) but I have a feeling that Sunrise is much better. At $10 for miso and and two sushi rolls I think it's a pretty good deal. 4 stars!
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I've only been in NYC for 4 months and I've come to love Ba'al Cafe. The food is delicious, the service is fast, and it's pretty cheap. I've had their falafel sandwich and this platter many times. For $8.00 you get a piece of yummy pita and three sides. So good. (Top photo stolen from Midtown Lunch)
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Blue Ribbon Bakery Market is one of a 13 of restaurants under the Blue Ribbon umbrella. They range from beer gardens, to sushi spots, bakeries, and fine dining. (I had a lovely dinner at Blue Ribbon Sushi on Sullivan street. I left extremely satisfied and a little broke.) As far as I know this company kills it with every venture they tackle. I stopped at Blue Ribbon Bakery Market this morning for coffee and vowed to come back for lunch after reading their menu (They also have amazing breakfast items, think quiche, or eggs with salmon). I opted for the cream of tomato soup and tuna melt. It was a little pricey at $19.60 with tax for both. After taking the first bite of soup I knew it was worth it. Both things were super delicious, I can't wait to go back and try more! 4 stars.
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To kick-off this lunchtime blog adventure I decided to go to Fiacco's. Whoa! It was delicious! I had the eggplant parmesan hero, it was huge, and I'm now feeling guilty for eating (almost) all of it. The store is legit too! You can get meat, cheese, fancy canned Italian things and pasta. I found a jar of homemade pesto that will make it's debut this weekend. This place is fantastic! I give it 4 stars.
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TAMPA — Wade Boggs already owns a piece of the Field of Dreams. But he still dreams that the Red Sox will ease his pain and retire his No. 26 at Fenway Park.
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I think this is the most difficult trip I've ever had to pack for. So many different types of clothing for one seven day trip. Maybe this is why I've been putting it off for the past two days? I have to be at the airport for 5pm tomorrow, so when I wake up in the morning, it's crunch time. Let's hope I can squeeze everything into one suitcase!
Over the next three days I will be going on a hunt for a cowboy hat and boots. Reason being: on Thursday night I will be arriving in Calgary. I am going for a week to visit three of my best friends and to go to the stampede! I can't wait!
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Lamoriello Airs Grievances, Fires MacLean on Festivus
The Festivus pole was hardly up when word came that changes would be made.
On this Festivus morning, Lou Lamoriello aired his grievances early: John MacLean, you have disappointed. You will be removed as coach of the team.
As first reported by Steve Politi on NJ.com, MacLean has been fired as head coach of the last place Devils.
There are reports that Jacques Lemaire, the head coach of the team last season, will be named the interim coach.
UPDATED: The Devils have confirmed that MacLean is out and Lemaire will replace him. You can find the full audio of Lamoriello discussing Maclean's firing here.
The Devils are tied with the Islanders, tonight's opponent, for last place in the NHL. The Isles have two games in hand.
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Bronze medal winner Scotty Lago got a little friendly congrats from a snowboarding fan in Vancouver last night.
No word on whether the fan received a medal for her work.
I was JUST commenting to my DH last night on how CLASSLESS most of our American Team has been acting. Almost NONE of them with their hands on their hearts during the National Anthem, Mancuso shaking her arse on the podium, now this. I guess winning in the Olympics just isn't shown the same respect nowadays at it used to. No wonder there aren't that many WELL KNOWN Olympians like there used to be.
A Gold Digger by any other name.
How Embarrassing. For the HO. For Team USA.
This aint a HO House Dorothy. Get a room.
Honestly, who cares? The only thing wrong with this post is that some looser got money for selling a lame picture trying to degrade an Olympian. I have personally met Scotty and he has to be the funniest and nicest person ever. Really people, do not go around trying to pick dirt up and mess with him or any of the athletes for a few cheap bucks! And so what if he had been drinking..he is 22 and already competed..perhaps he shouldnt have worn a USA shirt, but it is what it is. And Bretz in the background with his sore cheek :( lol
A lot of these young women today have NO self respect ! Geez,I would NEVER have even thought of doing something that trampy to a young man ! My god, young women please don't treat yourselves so cheaply ! I think that kind of behavior is AWFUL !
I think if you look closely you will see that "the fan" is none other than US skating legend and stuanch Republican/Friend of Dubya Michelle Kwan.
OMG-what a friggin skank!! Have some self respect and at least ACT like a lady!!
Wow-I wonder what this skank does for a GOLD medal??
You people flipping out all goodie-goodie christian mentality of being upstanding in a sport where Scotty just won a OLYMPIC MEDAL and he is out partying having a good time at the OLYMPIC GAMES.
Honestly those ragging on him, get a life. I KNOW this kid. I know his family. I know the kind of upbringing he had, the kind of guy Lago is defines totality of a sport where, yes, it does have a bad rap for partying and baggy clothes, BIG F'in deal.
In the saturated snowboarding industry, Scotty is looked upon as one of the most gentle, kindhearted, caring guys you would ever meet. He has been training at the pinnacle of the levels of a sport, where none of you could even begin to comprehend, so before you go judging a guy having a good time with his Olympic Medal in a phallic photo, get a life, grow a pair, go work hard for something you can look back on with pride and joy, and shut your conservative, ignorant, intolerant fingers with a guy you know NOTHING about, basing your comments on a photo at a bar during the pinnacle of the sport.
Oh my how I love that man...so proud of him!
I'm sorry, but who cares? He's an athlete. Not a human activist.
you people all go complain if a shot like this is of the president.
TMZ I would just love to reiterate what everyone knows, you are a one sleezy outfit. You fall somewhere behind ambulance chasing lawyers and serial killers. Stay the hell out of people's lives and let people have some fun without you sticking your damn camera in there and ruining peoples fun and lives.
If winning the bronze medal means that little to Olympian Scotty Lago that he would go out in public and degrade it, I think the olympic committee should strip him of it! Thank you Scotty Lago for representing the USA with No Class!
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This is so dumb, they're not even doing anything. They're just having fun. People need to chill and get out more. They're human beings too and hes a guy.
People's personal lives should not interfere with their professional lives. I think that he shouldnt have left the Olympics for this. In this case, hey, the guy wanted to have fun, the girl was willing, so WHO CARES! people are looking too much into this; he earned the medal, so he should be able to do what he wants with it! Really want to see something scandalous? Go to a Frat Party.


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One crewman, 24-year-old Jonathan L. Ruelle of Miami, Florida, dressed in a long-sleeved green flight suit and heavy black boots, used a red hand towel to wipe the sweat off his face as he helped prepare the back of the plane for takeoff. Crewman Ruelle explained that power is diverted from the air conditioning during takeoffs and landings. He said it would be more comfortable once the plane was airborne.
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Maximum Flight Time: 10 1/2 hours
Maximum Altitude: 25,000 feet
Maximum Speed (high altitude cruising): 235 miles/hour
Maximum Speed (low altitude patrol: 220 miles/hour
Minimum Patrol Speed: 130 miles/hour
Maximum Passenger Capacity: 39
Maximum Cargo Weight: 9,000 pounds
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A minute later, one last crewman, 25-year-old Kelly S. Marsh of Mobile, Alabama, hopped aboard the plane and fastened the door shut. He explained that he had been outside making sure the plane wasn't "leaking or smoking." It wasn't.
With the pre-flight checklists completed, the 70-foot long aircraft, with its 85-foot wingspan, began to taxi.
At the controls during takeoff were Lieutenant Benjamin R. Oliver and his co-pilot Lieutenant Arthur P. Mahar. Both men are brand new to Cape Cod.
They are among what will eventually be 24 pilots at the Air Station Cape Cod qualified to fly the new medium-range twin-prop airplanes, which will, one at a time, replace the base's aging HU-25 Falcon jets.
The Falcon jets, first introduced in the mid-1980s are coming to an end of their useful life. Replacement parts are expensive and are getting harder to find.
Given the Air Station's mission—which is search and rescue and observing the region's fishing fleet—the Ocean Sentries are just a better tool for the job, said Coast Guard Commander David A. Husted of Sandwich. Cmdr. Husted has been the chief operations officer at the Air Station for the past year. He is helping to oversee the transition from the jets to the HC-144 Ocean Sentries on the Cape.
"The 144s fly slower than the Falcons and at lower altitudes, which is excellent for search and rescue when you're scanning the water for a swimmer," he said. "They can stay aloft more than twice as long and they burn about half the fuel."
The phasing out of the Falcon jets is a nationwide initiative by the Coast Guard.
Cape Cod is set to receive the first of four new Ocean Sentries sometime in the fall. But this past Sunday, the air station received one on loan from Miami, Florida. It was here just in time for this week's christening of the new hanger that was built for the new aircraft at Air Station Cape Cod.
The 144 will be here for two weeks to allow the Cape flight and ground crews to get used to the aircraft.
Just after 1 PM Monday, with a final "okay" from the flight tower, the pilots sent the aircraft hurtling down the runway and into the air.
Sitting between the two pilots on a jump seat for most of Monday's flight was Lieutenant Commander Kevin C. Berry of Sandwich, who has been stationed at Air Station Cape Cod for three years.
He was on board to get Lieutenants Oliver and Mahar accustomed to flying over Cape Cod, pointing out the landmarks they can use to navigate by sight.
While they have each logged hundreds of hours in the cockpit of the 144, this was the pilots' first time at the controls over Cape Cod.
Besides the pilots, there were five crewmen aboard in addition to an editor and photographer from the Enterprise.
Once in the air, the pilots banked the aircraft to the right, over the lumpy green carpet of trees below, and circled back around to the air station's runway to perform what they called a "touch-and-go," which entails landing the aircraft, slowing it a bit, then gunning the throttle, and taking off again without stopping. They would perform several touch-and-goes during Monday's flight.
Touch-and-goes are fast, loud, and jarring. The crewmen, all bucked securely into their seats in the back of the plane, took it all in stride. One chomped on an apple while gazing out one of the aircraft's windows.
The Ocean Sentries can take off and land on shorter runways than the Falcon jets. Instead of using brakes to stop the aircraft after landing, the propeller blades rotate to provide a blast of backward thrust. This will come in handy at airports such as those in Provincetown and Hyannis, Commander Husted said. The tires on the aircraft are soft and spongy so it can land on uneven surfaces, including grassy fields, which is another feature that makes the Ocean Sentry a versatile aircraft.
After the plane climbed into the air following its third touch-and-go, it headed out toward Cape Cod Bay. It passed over the east entrance of the Cape Cod Canal and then the Sandwich Boardwalk, which, from 500 feet in the air, appeared impossibly long and delicate.
For three hours, the plane and its crew crisscrossed over the Cape and its waters. From the air, the expansive Provincetown dunes looked otherworldly, the shallows off Nantucket were jade-green and the distance between Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard appeared to be an easy swim.
Whales surfaced in Cape Cod Bay with a spray of water from their blowholes, a powerboat with inner tuber in tow cut a white, looping pattern through the dark waters of Mashpee Pond, and dozens of colorful blankets and umbrellas dotted the sands of countless beaches.
The Ocean Sentry cruised high over the rippling waters of Buzzards Bay and low over the sandy dunes at the tip of the Cape. It passed over Plymouth, with its nuclear power plant, Onset's densely moored harbor, and even took a quick trip to New Bedford where the pilots performed a touch-and-go on a short airstrip there.
The inside of the aircraft is essentially a six-foot tall tube. It is painted gray and black with a row of red nylon seats along one side, which can be folded up against the wall. There are four crew seats bolted to the floor surrounding a console just behind the cockpit. Two more crew seats are located toward the back of the plane. These two seats have windows that protrude like bubbles from the side of the aircraft, which allow a crewman to pier directly down into the water during search missions.
The floor at the back of the aircraft is actually a ramp that can be lowered to load or unload the plane. It can be opened while in flight to drop emergency supplies, such as lifejackets or an inflatable raft to swimmers in distress. It can also be opened during search operations to provide crewmen with an even clearer view below the plane.
Crewmen Ruelle and Blake Lang, 34, demonstrated how the ramp operates toward the end of Monday's flight. The two men, who have worked together in Miami for years and were only here for a few days to deliver the plane, belted themselves (and the Enterprise photographer) into special harnesses that attach to the plane's floor and then pushed the button that opened the ramp. The crewmen seemed at ease as they made their way to the end of the ramp and sat, their feet dangling in thin air.
Even though one crewman remarked that they weren't flying "that fast," the roar of the wind was monstrous.
The one advantage the old Falcons have over the new Ocean Sentries is speed. A Falcon can jet out to an emergency scene at 460 miles an hour. The Ocean Sentry's maximum speed is just about half that: 235 miles an hour. But endurance trumps speed for the Coast Guard, Commander Husted said. Once jetting to an emergency at top speed, the Falcon can only remain in the air for three or four hours until it runs out of fuel. The Ocean Sentry, on the other hand, can remain aloft for 10 1/2 hours. Seeing that Air Station Cape Cod's coverage area stretches from just south of New York City all the way up to the Canadian boarder, and hundreds of miles out to sea, that endurance can come in handy.
Once the plane was back on the ground at Air Station Cape Cod, it taxied past the new hanger that would be at the center of this week's celebration, to a portion of the runway where a ground crew was awaiting its arrival. Within minutes of landing, refueling was underway. Members of both the flight and ground crew were inspecting the 144, both inside and out. Besides flying the plane, the flight crew also serve as its mechanics.
"They're fixer/flyers," Commander Husted said. "They do it all. Just like the new aircraft, they are very versatile. "


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Del. Gary Howell, R-Mineral, is reintroducing his Intrastate Coal and Use Act. The bill would say that the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection would be the sole entity to permit mines where the coal is produced, sold and used within the state.
In 2010, West Virginia shipped about 79 percent of its coal to other states. Of the electricity that is produced in the state, about 56 percent was consumed in other states.
"The federal government has overstepped its constitutional authority," Howell said in a prepared statement. "They are costing West Virginia jobs, they are putting unnecessary hardships on West Virginians, and our founding fathers gave us the tools to run our state as we see fit. As West Virginians with hundreds of years of coal mining roots, we understand the industry better than Washington bureaucrats and should be able to govern it accordingly."
According to Howell's press release, his argument about the constitutionality of federal jurisdiction over non-interstate commerce has attracted praise from constitutional attorneys. Nick Dranias, director of the Center for Constitutional Government at the Goldwater Institute, said Howell's legislation "stands a chance of vindicating state sovereignty because it exerts powers traditionally recognized as within the powers reserved exclusively to the states."
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Dominoes were starting to fall in several schools' searches for a new men's basketball coach. Now a big blue bowling ball just rolled through and dominoes are being scattered all over the place.
The University of Kentucky was to announce at 4:30 p.m. Friday that it has relieved Billy Gillispie of his coaching duties. So a Division I coaching landscape that included notable vacancies at Georgia, Alabama, Arizona and Virginia, suddenly includes an opening at one of the most prestigious basketball programs in the country.
What does that mean for Georgia, which is seeking a replacement for ousted head coach Dennis Felton? Probably not as much as it does at Alabama. The Crimson Tide just this week was parading VCU coach Anthony Grant around campus in Tuscaloosa, a clear sign that he was their main target. But Grant quite notably did NOT accept their reported offer. That's more understandable in light of this latest development.
Just the mere speculation that Gillispie could be dismissed after just his second season had already produced rumors and reports that the 'Cats would again be coming after Florida's Billy Donovan. And if Donovan decides to head to the Blue Grass state this time, Grant would surely be the Gators' pick, as he was when Donovan briefly left for the Orlando Magic.
BREAKING NEWS: Reports at 8 p.m. Friday night say Grant accepted Alabama's offer to become head coach.
If Donovan doesn't work out, word is UK will look to former Wildcat Travis Ford, who's now at Oklahoma State. But the Cats may also want to look some of the "hot" coaching prospects that appear to be on Georgia's radar. Missouri's Mike Anderson and Oklahoma's Jeff Capel have made a big name for themselves in this year's NCAA tournament. So have Pitt's Jamie Dixon and Xavier's Sean Miller and Villanova's Jay Wright.
I talked to Georgia AD Damon Evans briefly when Bama went hard after Grant. I wanted to find out if the Tide's level of interest in Grant, one of the hot candidates for 2009, bothered him or impacted Georgia's search.
"All I'm thinking about is doing what's best for the University of Georgia. I've got to stick to our game plan," Evans said.
I tried to get hold of Evans again Friday but I assume his answer would be the same regarding this latest development. Do you think it will impact the Bulldogs' search?
March 27th, 2009
5:27 pm
Oh my God, sign someone fast………..
March 27th, 2009
5:32 pm
What's basketball?
March 27th, 2009
5:32 pm
Posted at 4:47, I was the first commentor at 5:27, oh yeah it is basketball. I guess everyone else was on the blog about Coach Richt's awesome stereo in his truck that he drives around recruits while twittering away. Both hands on the wheel coach. That kid could be a future All-America.
March 27th, 2009
5:38 pm
I was kinda hoping Mizzou would lose last night where we could start talking with Anderson, oh well, here's to OU losing and our chase of Capel begins.
March 27th, 2009
6:17 pm
Neither Mike Anderson or Jeff Capel "fit" into Kentucky's view of who they want as their head coach. They ran Tubby out of town I believe primarily because of it, and both of the aforementioned coaches share that same pedigree. Some of those fans will never accept either of those coaches – no matter how many games they win!
March 27th, 2009
6:19 pm
Anderson and Capel are not coming to Athens. that would be a step down. Shoot a little lower like bringing back Jirsa.
March 27th, 2009
6:37 pm
Heck bring back Hugh….
March 27th, 2009
6:50 pm
I think Georgia should hire Billy Gillispie. Just because you don't fit in at Kentucky doesn't mean you can't coach. They originally hired him for a reason.
March 27th, 2009
7:16 pm
They must be looking for the second coming.
now they dont' even want to honor the buyout..
Why would anyone want to come there? (player or coach)
March 27th, 2009
7:18 pm
Now that Dobbs is hurt its clear that injuries will wreck the 09 season just like the 08 season. This means 3-4 losses and a crap bowl.
March 27th, 2009
7:21 pm
Gillespie could coach UGA's football team defense
March 27th, 2009
7:42 pm
I am afraid if Adams and Evans don't get busy, we will be like we were when Ray Goff was hired, looking to find anyone! All these schools searching for coaches are big time schools in overall athletics.
Now, why would anyone like Grant want to take a chance at KU where the fan base will not stand for anything short of perfection. Will Gillespie be hurt by his having gone there? Time will tell.
In the meantime, let's worry about the Dawgs. NOW!!!
March 27th, 2009
7:49 pm
I really had my heart set on Anthony Grant of VCU, but it looks like Bama beat us to the punch and I think Grant was only waiting on the Billy Donovan to Kentucky scenerio. Now that it looks like Donovan is going to turn down Kentucky yet again, I think Grant will accept the job at Bama unless Georgia can show interest and outbid the Tide.
March 27th, 2009
8:00 pm
The Bham news is reporting that Grant and Alabama have agreed in principle to a deal. http://blog.al.com/rapsheet/2009/03/former_vcu_coach_anthony_grant.html
March 27th, 2009
8:04 pm
Bring back Jirsa! That's the level UGa is on!
March 27th, 2009
8:12 pm
Any coach interested in UGA should read the new book about Mike Adams and remember the lawyer joke–"there are some things that even a rat won't do for money." UK has cut 200 faculty jobs and professors haven't gotten a pay raise in two years, to say nothing of coal mine safety issues, yet the state can throw six million dollars to make Gillispie go away and probably six million more at a new coach. It is a sad state of affairs when you have politicians running higher education.
March 27th, 2009
8:19 pm
Yep, ESPN news reports Alabama and Anthony Grant have come to terms on a contract. Go after Sean Miller.
March 27th, 2009
8:28 pm
Looks like UGA is "sucking hind tit".
March 27th, 2009
8:40 pm
TJay, Tubby was not run out of Lexington. His recruiting was aweful and the athletic department asked him to release his assistants and re-vamp his staff. Tubby didn't want to do it, I understand why, but he eventually agreed to do it (other than David Hobbs) if he could bring his son Saul onto his staff. Kentucky has a longstanding anti-nepotism policy and they said no to his request. That's when Tubby started looking elsewhere. Notice his staff at Minnesota did not include any of his KY assistants but does include Saul.
I still believe Tubby is one of, if not the best game coach in college basketball. He was just burned early on with a couple of high profile recruits (remember Rashad Carruth & Marvin Stone?) and he thought the McDonalds kids brought too much baggage so he stopped recruiting them. He might have been able to get away with that approach at some other schools but not Kentucky. The demands for performance are just too high.
As for the race issue, I won't stupidly say there are no racists in Kentucky but it had absolutely nothing to do with Tubby leaving. For what it's worth, Kentucky is no more racist than Ohio, Tennessee or any other state for that matter. Playing that card is just a cop out.
March 27th, 2009
8:48 pm
Damon Evans and Michael Adams had better have a bigger wallet than 2 million. The wait should have been over with Anthony Grant. Capel and others will cost much more for UGA to lure them away.
March 27th, 2009
9:24 pm
University of Kentucky "pulled a fast one" on Basketball Coach, Billy Gillespie. Read more: http://osi-speaks.blogspot.com/2009/03/university-of-kentucky-must-have-pulled.html#links
March 27th, 2009
9:40 pm
Evans is waiting until after the tournament is over then they are gonna offer, and yes it will be someone with merit. Also, the Dawgs wasn't never into Grant, that's why he never was offered! Grant isn't the best out there and Evans knows it!
March 27th, 2009
9:43 pm
Now what?
March 27th, 2009
11:13 pm
As usual, Evans will fart around and get nothing but scraps. Bama got their guy and UGA has all their eggs in one basket. Looks like another Felton folks. How long has this search been going on…? I called this one a week ago. Adams and his puppet Evans are too busy perfecting the Dutch rudder I guess…
March 27th, 2009
11:36 pm
Evans, please talk to Sean Miller…..he is the best and only one out there where Georgia would be a step up…forget about Capel and Anderson cause it won't happen
March 28th, 2009
12:29 am
dbc What do you mean "as usual"? This is Evans' first major hire.
And at least be a little patient. The basketball season isn't even over yet.
March 28th, 2009
2:18 am
Chip Towers, why don't you tell us how great
MATTHEW STAFFORD is again, please ?
Now, we read that the San Francisco 49ers had a psychologist meet with the guy and asked him about his mother and father having divorced each other while he was still in high school. He not only refused to answer the question, but attacked the psychologist by asking him back how much money the 49ers were paying him for this psychoanalysis.
That doesn't tell you anything ? Pay the guy millions and millions and he can't even answer that simple question ?
I submit that this is not going to be the first such analysis of him, but is merely the most publicized.
Because the PRESS in THIS TOWN tells us HOW GREAT MATTHEW STAFFORD IS.
I have another one for you. Another quote of another Bulldog Football Fan :
totally agree. Stafford was the unanimous leader of a team with no zeal or passion.
He was the leader of a team with multiple disciplinary problems on and off the field. Stafford is a tremendous player with a solid arm, but as a person, I don't care much for him. I hear he's kind of a north end of a South Bound Horse.
I'm the guy who would rather have an 8-4 team with every player busting their asses getting to the football, and getting fired up after making a play, than having a championship team with a bunch of lazy, whiny, undisciplined gangsters.
So, in that sense, I am glad that Cox is stepping up. I'm glad our team is beginning to realize that it's passion and other intangibles that unites teams and leads them to success.
Reading about Murray leading his team to a state title after recovering from a broken leg gets me fired up. I don't think leadership will be a problem this fall, and it'll take us a good ways. As always, I think it'll take us a few games to "warm up," but once we do, I think we have a shot to be a very good team.
But I guess I shouldn't make predictions until G-day, eh? We'll see.
By egatch of Franklin Tennessee this week.
I see the volmits baseball team has a LOSING RECORD and only 1 win in SEC play with a 1-6 SEC record after we slaughtered them in baseball tonight. Hey General Neyland, if your football recruiting is so great, why does Georgia have 7 Top 100 Football Players in the nation, and the vols only 3 ? Why then too does UGA have four 5-Star Recruits this season and the vols only 1 ? Why is UGA ranked TWICE AS HIGH as the volmits at Number 4 UGA and Number 8 the vols ?
Tell us that
There is no question that UGA greatly out-recruited Tennessee and Florida this year.
March 28th, 2009
2:52 am
Pitino or Calipari , most likely the latter are the Dawgs target …… and they will get him. They didn't want Grant , no Gators.
March 28th, 2009
7:07 am
Thomas, as you probably know, a Psychological Evaluation and Psychoanalysis are two very different things. The Niners probably want him BAD and are trying to throw the Lions off of him. In any event, I think Stafford will be alright.
March 28th, 2009
7:51 am
why am i not surprised that daman evans is asleep in athens while the best candidate for georgia has just signed with alabama.
my question is why did georgia fire our coach when they did if they were not going to secure one before the all hiring began.
bradley wrote last weekend for the dawgs to hire grant NOW, DAMON SAT ON HIS HANDS ONCE AGAIN!
give mal moore and alabama credit they quickly found their coach and hired him. this guy has all the credentials to be a great coach in the south. he has already demostrated that he is a proven winner and a hell of a recruiter.
one thing lacking at uga has been the inablility to recruit and grant was huge in building the florida program that won two national championships by signing quality players.
i believe georgia made a huge mistake by hiring damon evans and we are seeing that even more with the latest inaction by mr.evans.
there are many top basketball prgrams looking for a head coach and we will have to wait in line until we get our opportunity.yes, we will end up with what is left.
March 28th, 2009
8:37 am
Let's all take a breath and see what Damon has in store for us. I think he is going to shock us all. We have the money, recruiting territory, and want to make this program relevant. I think Mike Anderson is perfect for us, but I'm going to place my faith in our AD. Every program at GEorgia has a winning record, except for Men's Basketball. Not to mention, he learned from Vince how to get the person he wants.
March 28th, 2009
8:49 am
Mike Anderson
March 28th, 2009
9:58 am
hop, so you are saying that Coach Dooley is a poor judge of character and made a hude mistake to groom Evans as his replacement? Interesting.
March 28th, 2009
10:18 am
Bring back Harrick, then typical UGA recruits wont have to worry about classes or grades.
March 28th, 2009
10:29 am
Last I checked Ok and Mizzou were still dancing if those are still who Damon has his sights set.
March 28th, 2009
10:31 am
Shock and awe Damon, shock and awe.
Not awe and shucks.
March 28th, 2009
10:41 am
Thomas Brown do you sleep with your little football?
March 28th, 2009
10:57 am
Why would coaches like Anderson, Capel, and Pitino leave schools with better basketball pedigrees to come here? I know I may be surprised if Evans comes up with a good hire. Was Grant a bad choice by Alabama? If not, why weren't we after him? Does DE have a commitment from someone already but can't comment on it because they're still in the tournament? Not likely (besides being unethical).
Please forgive me if I'm not overly impressed by this idea of "sticking to our game plan." I've seen too many of Willie Martinez' "game plans."
Well, at least it not something important like football!
March 28th, 2009
11:12 am
UGA will either hire Pitino or Calipari. They will also sign Nick Montana.
March 28th, 2009
11:13 am
Guys, do you REALLY think we have shot at Anderson, Capel, or Miller? The ONLY thing we bring is a great recruiting area. They are already at better programs (both now and historically) than we have. We have lousy facilities and one of the worst fan bases in the SEC, which doesn't have good fan bases to begin with. We can't even sell out our puny gym. My wife went to a high school in Indiana with a gym bigger than ours. At least the stage on one end is gone at Stegman.
Maybe Gillespie will be interested, but I would even think a more prominent program like Arizona may go after him if they can't get first choice. Grant would have been the best choice where it really was a step up, and we missed that opportunity to a similar school (as far as bball support) in a lousy town. We only offer potential because of the huge number of quality players in the area.
March 28th, 2009
11:31 am
Evans is probably busy explain the job description to the public relations firm that is handling finding a new coach. The will have a list of recommendations available sometime in late May.
March 28th, 2009
12:22 pm
The reason that a big coach would be attracted to UGA is because they are competitive men. Period. A competitor would relish the idea of
b-u-i-l-d-i-n-g a Championship calber team. He would know going in that UGA fans want to be competitive year in and year out. This would mean that to win the East about every 3rd or 5th year and have a TRUE shot at the SEC tourney championship, every other year or every thrid year would be a perfect ennvironment. He could build HIS legacy.
UGA fans will never, ever expect to be a KY or a NC or even a U of F in bball. They want a competitive, hustling, quality product to be proud of and that is why a great young coach would go to UGA> GA DAWGS!!
March 28th, 2009
12:46 pm
Tom Izzo.
March 28th, 2009
12:47 pm
He doesn't feel appreciated at MSU.
March 28th, 2009
12:48 pm
Hmm, since UK just opened up, and Alabama signed Grant,our short list may have gotten longer? If UK does not go after Travis Ford, why not us? I would think that Capel, Anderson, and the like are already set where they are. Pitino or Calipari, get serious, why in the world would they leave "basketball Schools" for UGA? I would love to think they would, but I doubt that they are "shopping" around for jobs. Hopefully Mr. Evans has some good things going on behind the scenes, but time is getting to be of the essence I presume!
March 28th, 2009
12:52 pm
gdawg in zoo, Izzo, really not that happy at MSU? That would be a real "coup" if that could happen!
March 28th, 2009
1:07 pm
Is Sam Mitchell in the mix?
*Played @ Mercer
*Undrafted free agent-Played in the NBA 10 plus years,
not a great talent, tremendous discipline and hustle
*Coached in the NBA – was Coach of the Year
*High quality individual
March 28th, 2009
1:11 pm
zoo, just as long as Izzo brings Lupay. She was calm as a cucumber in that nail bitter last night. And for the record, Izzo blew away my final four picks. Drat.
March 28th, 2009
1:36 pm
For all of those who think that Stegman Stadium is not enough of a basketball venue to support a successful basketball program, may I direct you to Butler College. Its basketball area is the gym in which the movie Hoosiers was filmed. Not exactly a palace.
Yet they make the NCAA's on a regular basis. It is called coaching, desire, discipline. They have a lot of it in BB at Butler. There does not appear to be much of it in the UGA BB program. Perhaps a Butler coach might also be successful at UGA if the instant gratification nutjobs can be kept at bay long enough for a coach to build a program. But the nutjobs always yell the loudest, so maybe that will never happen.
Think about it.
March 28th, 2009
2:05 pm
Man, some of ya'll need to take a break. This search is being deliberate and patient to find the right guy.
On Grant, did none of you notice that he sat on Bama's offer until it was clear the job he really wanted wasn't opening? Damon & Co. didn't even meet with him. Probably because the search firm checked him out and – rightly – evaluated him as non-committal until the UK/UF job settled. I'd rather be UGA, playing it cool, than Bama relying on Donovan to make a decision before you know you have a coach.
Georgia needs a coach with a proven record on the recruiting trail, who can connect with the AAU talent in Atlanta and coach it up. When we land a big fish – our list and UK's list are going to be mutually exclusive – all of you haters will just have to eat it.
The tournament is still going on and one of the coaches still coaching might be at UGA next year. You can doubt it all you want, quote the relative prestige, etc… but the one thing no one we're competing with for a coach has that we do is ESPN's money. And Evans, unlike Dooley, is going to spend some of it to get competitive in basketball. (Yes, I know UK has SEC money, too and will spend $4-6 million/year for a coach – that's exactly why we won't be looking at the same coaches.)
Getting the right person takes careful effort and being hasty is rarely being careful.