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Montpellier, France (4E Sports) – Eighth seed Benoit Paire got off to a strong start, beating Spanish qualifier Adrian Menendez-Maceiras, 6-0, 6-2, in just 44 minutes Tuesday to book a spot in the second round of the Open Sud de France.
Paire, who dropped only seven points on serve, will next face Belgium's Steve Darcis, who beat French wild card Adrian Mannarino 6-4, 7-6(0) in one hour and 31 minutes.
Former world No. 13 Jarkko Nieminen cruised into the second round after dismissing French qualifier Florent Serra, 6-3, 6-2, in 62 minutes. He converted four of his nine break points and won 72 percent of points behind his first serve.
The 31-year-old Nieminen goes on to face fifth-seeded Russian Nikolay Davydenko, hoping to reach the quarterfinals of this event for the third time in as many visits.
Meanwhile, world No. 59 Victor Hanescu recorded his first tour-level win of the season as he defeated Spanish qualifier Guillermo Olaso, 6-1, 7-6(6) in 71 minutes.
Czech Jan Hajek also scored his first win of the year, rallying from a set down to beat Dudi Sela, 2-6, 7-5, 6-1, while Gael Monfils defeated Ruben Bemelmans, 7-5, 6-4.
In Croatia, Ivo Karlovic fired 18 aces to beat seventh seed Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria, 7-6(3), 7-6(3), Tuesday in the first round of the PBZ Zagreb Indoors.
Slovakian fifth seed Martin Klizan also recorded his first match win of 2013, eliminating Italian lucky loser Matteo Viola, 4-6, 7-6(6), 6-1, in two hours and 31 minutes.
German qualifier Philipp Petzschner arranged a second-round duel with Italian No. 2 seed Andreas Seppi after beating Croatian wild card Mate Pavic. 7-5, 6-2 in 61 minutes.
Two Slovenians also advanced in three-set battles with Grega Zemlja beating Serbia's Ilija Bozoljac 6-7(5), 7-6(4), 6-2 and Blaz Kavcic defeating countryman Aljaz Bedene 6-7(5), 6-3, 6-3.
Indian Somdev Devvarman also advanced to the second round when his opponent, German qualifier Michael Berrer, retired due to fatigue in the third set. Devvarman was leading 0-6, 7-6(6), 4-1.
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Soy-Sauce-and-Honey-Glazed Turkey
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Total: 6 Hours, 45 Minutes
- 2 cups soy sauce
- 1 cup honey
- 1/4 cup toasted sesame oil
- 1/2 cup fresh ginger, thinly sliced
- 1 turkey
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 2 teaspoons freshly ground pepper
- 1 1/2 teaspoons Chinese five-spice powder
- 6 scallions, cut into 2-inch lengths
- 2 cup chicken stock or low-sodium broth
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- In a very large bowl, whisk together the soy sauce, honey, sesame oil and half of the ginger. Put the turkey in the bowl, breast side down, and marinate at room temperature for 45 minutes. Turn the turkey and marinate breast side up for 15 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 350°. Set a rack in a large roasting pan. In a small bowl, combine the salt, pepper and five-spice powder. Remove the turkey from the marinade; reserve the marinade. Set the turkey on the rack, breast side up, and season it inside and out with the salt mixture. Stuff the cavity with the scallions and the remaining ginger. Turn the turkey breast side down on the rack. Add 2 cups of water to the roasting pan. Loosely cover the turkey with a foil tent.
- Roast the turkey for 4 hours, basting with some of the reserved marinade every hour and adding a total of 3 cups of water to the pan during roasting. Turn the turkey breast side up and baste well with the reserved marinade. Roast uncovered for 30 minutes, basting once halfway through cooking. The turkey is done when an instant-read thermometer inserted in the thigh registers 165°.
- Carefully pour the juices from the turkey cavity into the roasting pan and transfer the turkey to a carving board. Let rest in a warm place for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, strain the pan juices into a large saucepan and skim off the fat. Add the chicken stock to the juices along with 3 cups of water and bring to a boil.
- In a medium bowl, blend the butter with the flour to make a smooth paste. Gradually whisk in 2 cups of the hot pan juices until smooth. Whisk the mixture into the saucepan and bring the gravy to a simmer, whisking constantly, until thickened. Simmer the gravy over low heat, whisking occasionally, until no floury taste remains, about 8 minutes. Carve the turkey; pass the gravy at the table.
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Dr. King peaceably changed the culture of the the US. Yet the powers that be still shed the blood of innocent people because they did not want the oppressed people to vote or have equal civil rights because of the color of their skin.
They did not consider them as citizens with the right to vote.
Now today the GOP (Grandpa's Old Party) is back to restricting voter rights by making it harder for legal US Citizens to register and vote.
The White South is at it again in NC, Texas and other southern states attacking the Civil rights Voting Act with the Supreme Court letting states making it harder for the poor, the sick, the elderly, the Hispanics, Blacks and students to register and vote so the GOP rich white party can rig elections in their favor under the phony and false guise of voter fraud.
You are taking about hundreds of mistakes when Millions are voting.
Less than 0.0001%.
That is just a front to rig elections!
Read and learn about "ALEC" where the evangelical christian south stated that Black Folk should be taken out of the elections by a southern preacher in the 1970s.
This is a fact people.
Dr. King's efforts should not be taken for granted!
The Life Blood of a True Democracy is the equal and unimpeded right for all it's legal citizens to vote!
Let Dr. King's Dream Live in our Lives and Hearts today Peaceably.
Dr. King was Martyred for freedom by the GOP who hate everybody else who do not think or vote like them or share their philosophy.
I am an indepentdent as I see both sides failing the
"We The People" and supporting the "We The Big Money (Wall Street) Corporate America" who shipped out all the jobs.
August 29, 2013 at 4:18 p.m. permalinksuggest removal
"Those Who Do Not Know or Learn From History, Are DOOMED to repeat It's Failures and Mistakes AGAIN!"
Has not the US learned from the cancer in the Middle East (muslims) that there is nothing good getting involved with these people who do not value Life or property?
This is a civil war where muslim is killing muslim.
These people condem the US and bring death and destruction on the US and it's allies, and now these evil people want our help?
Where is the outcry from Al Quiada?
Where is the outcry from Hamas?
Where is the outcry from Iran?
Where is the outcry fron the Taliban?
Where is the outcry from Checnyia?
Where is the outcry from the muslim brotherhood in other countries?
A.) In the 1950s the Korean conflict, no solution or end, still stuck there today dealing with that conflict!
B.) In the 1960s the Vietman War, no solution and major costly defeat in lives and resourses!
C.) In the 1970s the US supported the Shaw of Iran, and that bit us in the Rear!
D.) In the 1980s the US supported Iraq and Sadam Hussein against Iran, and that bit us in the Rear!
E.) In the 1990's the US supported the Mushahadeen in Afghanistan against the Soviet Union, then they turned around and and bit the US in the "ARSE"!
How did all of these conflicts work out for the United States????
Terrible, Deadly and Very Very costly to families, lives and money.
Stay the hell out of the Middle East and those crazy muslims. Let them kill each other if that's their peaceful religion.
Who is going to pay financially for these bombs ships military black opps intell in there?
The republicans won't even give the needy an asprin for SS or Medicare and yet we will bomb?
The republicans are rigging the elections with voter restriction laws at the state level, yet they cry cut cut cut?
Hypocrites!!!! All of them.
$11 Trillion Dollars debt because of 2 wars by the republican congress and republican president (Bush), plus $13-15 billion dollars a year for VA benefits they heroicaly and rightfuly earned, those Brave Solders and their wonderful families who suffered lost of life and or limb for a whole generation (30-40 years)?
Stay away or the US will suffer AGAIN the same results they did for the last 60 years!
August 29, 2013 at 3:50 p.m. permalinksuggest removal
WOW Boardman a D-II Team in Football?
That is difficult to believe.
How does that affect the teams that are D-I that play them points wise?
Boardman can lose 3 games and still be No. 1 in their region playing a tough all D-1 schedule like they do, (Federal League). That is the benefit of playing a good schedule as they do!
Good Luck to The Boardman Spartans Football Team and all the other area Football Teams this season!!!!!!!
August 29, 2013 at 3:12 p.m. permalinksuggest removal
10-0 is hard to believe.
Poland is a very good girls soccer team every year.
Good Luck to the Lady Bulldogs the rest of the season.
Congrats to Canfield's Girls Soccer Team.
Good Luck against 8 time Girl's State Champions Walsh Jesuit, including last year.
Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Catholic HS has defeated the Canfield Girls Soccer Team 3 times now in the last 4 years at Regionals.
A small Public school, (15,000 population) against a large catholic/parochial/private school that draws from a 5 county area of Akron and Cleveland Metro Area, (1.5 Million population).
Again the competetive disadvantage of the Public Schools against the Private Schools in Athletics.
Academically the private schools have nothing over the Canfield Public School System......
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Nebraska and Taylor Martinez will be hard pressed to win a championship either in the Big 10 or on the National Level with Ohio State and Alabama blocking their hopes in their league and the National Stage as well.
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Congrats to the Canfield Girls (D-2).
Good Luck to the Lady Spartans (D-1)!
Both of these teams look like very good teams.
Good Luck on their seasons and to both Teams.
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These muslims just kill anybody anywhere in the world. They are all killing themselves, muslims killing muslims, yet you don't hear those evil people complaining about that!
These muslims are sick people.
Why do they go and burn down the Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Christian Churches?
What fault is it of theirs? What did those people do to the muslims for those evil people to do that?
They are evil that's why.
Muslim relegion is a cancer in the world.
Nobody likes or wants them.
Death and destruction is all the muslims are all about.
Stop all the aid everywhere till we get our debt paid off.
Bush bankrupted this country with his tax cuts then 2 wars on a credit card, (China).
No More Wars No More Helping The Muslims as they hate us and murder us. Let them all destroy each other.
"Let the Blind lead the Blind"
"Let the Dead bury the Dead"
Kick the dust off our sandels with this demonic evil violent religion.
August 19, 2013 at 8:37 a.m. permalinksuggest removal
@georgejeanie: "Too bad the President who loves to lead from behind did not think about this a year ago. Obama and Hilliary forgot to close the embassy in Bengahzi and it cost 4 Americans their lives."
Too bad President Bush didn't see 9-11-01 that cost over "3000" innocent American lives.
Too bad President Reagen didn't see over 300 Marines killed in Beruit.
Those republican Presidents led from in front.
No more wars we are bankrupt from the 2 wars Bush started on credit cards (China's). Over $11 Trillion plus 15 billion a year in VA benefits over the next 30-40 years for those brave soldiers that lost limb and life in these 2 worthless wars.
Don't blame the good people, blame the bad people who kill those good people you fool......
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1.) Massillon Washington Tigers.
2.)Canton McKinley Bulldogs
3.)Warren G. Harding Black Panthers
4.)Steubenville Big Red.
5.)Alliance Aviators.
6.)Niles McKinley Red Dragons.
For decades prior, these were the original All American Conference Teams that played football in front of over 15,000 - 20,000 people in their big stadiums.
Both Massillon & Steubenville should be allowed in as they were in the Original AAC League Long before these new schools were in. (Howland, Canfield, Poland etc.)
You would see those stadiums filled back up again with big crowds showing their school and city Pride. Not to mention the large gate attraction income for those schools.
Good Luck to all the schools and their Teams.
Looks like Mooney & Ursuline have been shunned because of their recruiting of public school players.
They deserve it.......
July 3, 2013 at 2:44 p.m. permalinksuggest removal
Is this what Sheriff Greene believes is appropriate punishment?
Termination was the correct answer.
It was a moral breakdown and there is no excuse for that.
The Sheriff who committed this horrible act is AS GUILTY as the the Drunk Auditor.
This is a Moral, Trust and Safety issue by all this elected officials. Not a monetary one.
Would a non good-ole-boy network get a break like this?
We all would be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Everyone makes mistakes.
As elected officials that's a big NO NO.
Can we vote for Sheriff Greene, or Auditor Sciortino?
I think we all know the answer to that question in the next election.......
Shameful and Sad.
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The #1 Reason You're Not a Thought Leader (Yet)
When it comes to the current state of thought leadership, it seems most people are deluding themselves.
Consider this. Dr. Fiona Czerniawska of the UK's Source for Consulting, in a recent report entitled 2012 in Thought Leadership Statistics, concluded:
An awful lot of thought leadership continues to be really about following what other people do.
Let's lead up to the main reason why this could be the case for you and/or your organization.
8. The accolade "thought leader" is self-adopted; no-one else thinks of using it when mentioning your name.
7. Most, if not all, of your contributions to a client/customer pain point discussion is curated; there's nothing you're saying that's original or groundbreaking.
6. You haven't fully researched what others are saying (or are likely to say) on this topic, so the best you can do is react, not innovate.
5. The focus in your organization tends to be on speedy responses, not considered reflection.
4. Everyone–including you–finds each waking moment occupied with tactics and tasks.
3. Your culture doesn't honor, let alone reward, just sitting down and letting your mind wander.
2. The prevailing attitude being that if you're staring out the window or (like Don Draper of Mad Men) lying on your office sofa, you're not doing anything worthwhile.
1. You never have the time just to think.
My friend Dave Gardner asked me a while back what the difference was between a book written by a subject matter expert and one written by a thought leader. Here's the short answer:
The expert knows what she's going to write; it's just a question of putting everything already stuffed in her head onto paper.
The thought leader starts with an area of discovery and uses the book development process to explore and see what new thinking emerges. Because it always does.
I'll be posting more short articles on this topic. In the meantime, let me leave you with this quote from the writer Henry Miller, (whom Wikipedia describes as "known for breaking with existing literary forms and developing a new sort of 'novel'"), interviewed for The Paris Review Interviews' Writers at Work series :
If, say, a Zen artist is going to do something, he's had a long preparation of discipline and meditation, deep quiet thought about it, and then no thought, silence, emptiness, and so on–it might be for months, it might be for years. Then, when he begins, it's like lightening, just what he wants–it's perfect….But who does it? We lead lives contrary to our profession.
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Hans Christian Andersen's "The Ugly Duckling," the story of a homely bird who finds his wings with the help of forest sprites, gets a music-enhanced telling at the Center for Puppetry Arts through Sept. 18. Our little hero's journey, just right for the youngest theatergoers, is highlighted a landscape of instruments planted by Atlanta composer and multi-instrumentalistKlimchak. 1404 Spring St., Atlanta. 404-873-3391, www.puppet.org. HOWARD POUSNER
Turn of century 'Elegance'
"Embracing Elegance, 1885–1920: American Art from the Huber Family Collection" will be on view at the High Museum of Art this fall, the museum has announced.
Running Sept. 24-Nov. 27, the exhibit will showcase turn-of-the-century American art collected by Atlantans Russell and Jack Huber over 25 years.
The 35 paintings, pastels and drawings, reflecting an apolitical art for art's sake approach, will include works by Cecilia Beaux, Frank W. Benson, Thomas Wilmer Dewing, Robert Henri, Lilla Cabot Perry, John Singer Sargent, Everett Shinn, John Sloan, John Henry Twachtman and J. Alden Weir.
The Huber collection "provides an illuminating window into the dramatic cultural changes of the era, from the phenomenal growth of the cities and mass immigration to changing gender roles," High American art curator Stephanie Heydt said in a release.
Showing concurrently will be "Beaux Arts and Crafts: Masterpieces of American Frame Design 1890-1920." On loan from New York frame collector Edgar O. Smith, the exhibit comprises 15 frames — works of art unto themselves — by American makers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. HOWARD POUSNER


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On The Wall
Badger's Dream
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On the Wall : one great print, every Friday. Click through to see each previous week's print. It's like visiting a gallery or museum without that tall guy standing in front of you (and you can probably afford to buy it).
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I love this, but FYI the 1st link goes to the previous print. Will search Etsy & whatnot myself in the meantime . . .
Link is http://www.etsy.com/listing/124181128/badgers-dream-print-of-original.
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The Environs of St. Kitts
There are some very curious islands round about St. Kitts. On the voyage north from Domenica, for example, the steamer passes close to the great rock Redonda, a smooth, pale fabric of stone rising out of the sea, like the dome of some immense submarine hall, whose span is a mile.
Island of Saba
Close to St. Eustatius is the island of Saba, a place so curious that it must rank with the islands of romance and not with things of this world. It is small and round, has a diameter of two miles, and belongs to the Dutch. It is the pinnacle of a volcanic mountain of which only the peak and crater emerge from the sea. Possessing no beach, Saba is, in the words of the mariner, bold and steep-to all round.
St. Thomas
Charlotte Amalia, the capital of St. Thomas, is without any question the most picturesque town in the whole sweep of the Windward Islands. Placed within a magnificent harbour, and at the foot of a circle of green hills, Charlotte Amalia makes there a bravery of colour.
Memoirs of Edward Teach, Mariner
On the respective summits of two of the hills of Charlotte Amalia there stands a castle. The larger is called Blue Beard's Castle, the smaller Black Beard's. It is claimed that they were the strongholds of pirates distinguished by those names. St. Thomas was certainly a favourite haunt of the buccaneer, and, although the sea rover had little leisure for building castles, he was not above occupying premises erected by others.
A Harbour Entry
It is a romantic and even tragic entry, the entry into the lagoon-like harbour of San Juan. There are many San Juans in these seas, but this is San Juan Bautista, the capital of the island of Puerto Rico.
San Juan Bautista
The pirate peer had hoped to make San Juan a base from which he could conduct an extensive and profitable buccaneering business in the adjacent districts. Unhappily for this purpose the fever fell upon his men, and killed them in such numbers that his force was soon reduced to less than half its strength.
San Juan of Today
San Juan of Puerto Rico is a Spanish city of dashing colours, very pleasant to see as it breaks into view when entering the harbour. The houses are packed together within the great black wall, there being but little green to relieve the pile of many-windowed, many-towered stucco and stone.
Casa Blanca
The visitor to San Juan will readily find the Casa Blanca. It stands on a bluff overlooking the harbour, a great white, rambling house, which is still a place of authority, for it is the Headquarters of the United States Army. Of the white house that Ponce de Leon knew and loved, it is safe to say that no stone exists.
Mona Island
Across the Mona passage, to which this island gives its name, stands Haiti, to the chief city of which—San Domingo—the steamer is bound.
The island of Haiti, or Espanola, was discovered by Columbus, during his first voyage, on December 6, 1492. He was fascinated with it from the moment he came in sight of its shores. He found the climate to be like May in Cordova, and the hills and valleys to rival in loveliness those of Castile, so he called the island Espanola.
San Domingo
The city of San Domingo lies on the south side of Espanola, the same being a gracious-looking island, mountainous and green. The city stands upon a mud-coloured cliff at the mouth of a small river. Every foot of ground in and about the capital has some memorable interest.
The Tomb of Columbus
From near the Water Gate the main street of San Domingo slouches along to the Cathedral Square. This is an unkempt space laid out, in a half-hearted manner, as a public garden. It affords thereby a withered lounging place for languid and untidy idlers. Being graced by a theatrical statue of Columbus it takes to itself the name of the Parque Colon.
Captain Kid
Espanola is associated with a critical period in the life of that picturesque pirate, Captain Kidd. William Kidd was a native of Greenock, and a reputable seaman who traded industriously along the American coast. He was so much respected by those who knew him that in 1695 he was entrusted with a commission to suppress piracy.
The Director's Theater
ANY COMMUNITY which includes professional actors who have retired from the stage has the necessary directorial ability.
Preparation Through Study
SURELY NO ONE any longer believes that, through the study of this book or some other, or through a routine training and an experience in presenting plays, or through the acquisition of a knowledge of stage terms, methodology, and practice, a young man, even though he possesses a fine mind and an enthusiasm for the theater, can be transformed into a good director.
The Director And His Audience
FOUR FACTORS must be kept in mind as the director embarks, upon the actual labor of restating the printed play in stage terms.
The Director And The Play
The dramatist was not the first of the theater workers to appear; that honor belongs to the actor who preceded him by centuries.
The Director And His Stage
THE SUBJECT of stagecraft does not fall within the limits of our study; but since stages vary so much in size and equipment, we will say a few words about the stage in its relation to direction.
Studying The Script
THE DIRECTOR, after giving thought to his audience, his stage, and his potential acting material, has selected a play for presentation. He now has to choose his cast, work out the form for his production, and put the play into rehearsal.
The Form Of Production
At one time the director would have restated the play on a stage which was no more than a bare platform, using only spoken words and accompanying gestures in his restatement. Today he has something more than an unadorned stage and spoken dialogue with which to build his acted play.
A Note On Acting Fashions
WE ASSUME, without debate, that our production and its style of acting shall be the one accepted by the present generation. Before we take up the lengthy subject of the director and his actors, it may be worth our time to look at the present theater style and compare it briefly with styles of other days.
The Director And His Actors
WE COME to the most difficult work in directing: getting amateur actors to act. Even though audience and stage limit the director in what he can do, they do not impose serious restrictions on his imagination and creative powers; he is still free to work out a production agreeable to his own ideas.
Finding The Actors
EVEN AFTER YEARS of experience the director will make mistakes in casting. He will deceive himself about some prospective actor; he will mistake personality for acting ability, only to find, after two weeks of rehearsal, that the candidate he has chosen cannot act at all.
Getting The Actor To Act
FULLY half the directors avoid the work of getting their actors to act, either because they don't know any better or because they are unwilling to spend the time and labor this procedure demands.
MUCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN on the subject of rehearsals, and much that has been written is good. These paragraphs do not pretend to add to the information on the subject al-ready in print; they do hope to emphasize several points to which our general plan of direction gives importance and to warn against arbitrary rehearsal schemes which are occasionally suggested in books and magazines.
The Third Week
WE REPEAT that many amateur performances, which have only the stage in readiness and the actors speaking and behaving in character with lines and stage business well memorized, are looked upon as complete.
Regaining Perspective
WE HAVE SAID that attention to details sometimes causes the actor to lose sight of the fresh attack he made upon the lines at the beginning; that the actor, like the traveler, loses sight of the forest because of the trees.
Elementary Technique For The Amateur
THE WAY in which an actor is to use his hands and feet, get on and off the stage, modulate his voice, or phrase a line to bring a reaction from a second actor is not instinctive with him. The director has to tell the actor how to behave on the stage and how to behave in an effective manner.
Directorial Resources
THE DIRECTOR chooses a play with reference to his audience, stage, and acting material; he casts the play; he plans a production, building up his scenes through the application of the principles of design; then he begins his four-weeks' rehearsal period, endeavoring to make his imperfect acting material express what he feels is necessary for a satisfactory interpretation of the play.
BY GROUPING TOGETHER some of the mediums through which the director and his actors restate the printed play on the stage, and by ascribing to these mediums more or less definite values in the play as acted, the director may be able to approach his task with one more useful yardstick, with one more standard to help him in selection and creation.
Dress Rehearsal And Performance
SURELY OUR EXPOSITION of the director has not represented him as one who can loaf along during the rehearsal weeks and then, about the time of the first dress rehearsal, suddenly stir himself into energetic action and pull out of the unreadiness and chaos something resembling a smooth performance.
Theater Objectives
THE THEATER BELONGS to no one class. It is as much the legitimate property of amateurs as music is the property of a small choral society whose members have no intention of making a living through its practice.
Some Questions And Answers
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Rep. Linda Harper-Brown District 105 (R-Irving)
Sources of Income
Harper-Brown is the president of H&H Bookkeeping in Irving, which is owned by her husband, William E. Brown III.
Residence in Irving valued at $128,770
Following a Dallas Morning News story, the Texas Ethics Commission fined Harper-Brown $2,000 for failing to report the Mercedes Benz she drove that was provided to her husband by Durable Enterprises Equipment Ltd. in exchange for accounting work he did for the company. According to Texas Watchdog, the company was also the recipient of $8.2 million in state transportation contracts in 2009 and 2010, during which time Harper-Brown was member of the House Transportation Committee. Harper-Brown said she felt she'd done nothing wrong, but acknowledged the perception of impropriety. She gave up the car and then introduced legislation in 2011 that would close the spousal loophole in financial disclosures.
She served on the Irving City Council for five years, on the board of Irving ISD and as president of the Irving Schools Foundation. She is on the board of the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute, the Irving Symphony and the Irving Fire Foundation, and she is the vice chairwoman of the Texas Conservative Coalition.


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During the most recent marching band competition, hosted by the Copiague High School marching band, Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations Allan W. Frank was given special recognition for his many years of support and encouragement.
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Firstly I do not give Linux a bad name. By my previous post I was not trying to sound intimidating OR elitist, and apologise if that is how I came across.
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By your very response you DO give Linux a bad name, or at least the existing user community.
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Snow is falling but rain is on the way
The snow has started falling in Kelowna and around the Okanagan but according to Environment Canada is won't be around for long.
"The whole flow pattern is changing a little bit, it is becoming more westerly, and as it does so we will get a few flurries -- maybe a couple centimetres of snow and then by the weekend, (it will) really starting to warm up," explains Environment Canada Meteorologist Doug Lundquist.
Lundquist says we may see a few centimetres this afternoon and tonight with a few chances of flurries over the next few days, but rain is back on the weekend.
"Basically later today (Tuesday) and maybe tonight we will see a couple centimetres of snow and chance of flurries tomorrow and Thursday and then by the weekend we are turning over to rain and highs of about five or six degrees."
Highways do not appear too bad for motorists travelling in and out of the interior right now, but that also will change with the warmer storm coming this weekend.
"Yes there is a bit of snow now, but there will be a much more significant event on the weekend with really messy highways in the high terrain," says Lundquist.
He recommends that those traveling on the highways this weekend, especially over the connector and Coquihalla, to pay close attention to DriveBC and weather reports as conditions could get very bad this weekend.
As for whether Kelowna will see some real winter conditions in the future, Lundquist says that's not likely.
"It looks pretty mild for the next couple of weeks, so we might get a cool off towards the end of next week but that is a long ways a way, right now we are looking at a warm up pattern."
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Ligang He, Stephen A. Jarvis, Daniel P. Spooner, Hong Jiang, Donna N. Dillenberger, Graham R. Nudd, "Allocating Non-Real-Time and Soft Real-Time Jobs in Multiclusters," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 17, no. 2, pp. 99-112, February, 2006.
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Abstract—This paper addresses workload allocation techniques for two types of sequential jobs that might be found in multicluster systems, namely, non-real-time jobs and soft real-time jobs. Two workload allocation strategies, the Optimized mean Response Time (ORT) and the Optimized mean Miss Rate (OMR), are developed by establishing and numerically solving two optimization equation sets. The ORT strategy achieves an optimized mean response time for non-real-time jobs, while the OMR strategy obtains an optimized mean miss rate for soft real-time jobs over multiple clusters. Both strategies take into account average system behaviors (such as the mean arrival rate of jobs) in calculating the workload proportions for individual clusters and the workload allocation is updated dynamically when the change in the mean arrival rate reaches a certain threshold. The effectiveness of both strategies is demonstrated through theoretical analysis. These strategies are also evaluated through extensive experimental studies and the results show that when compared with traditional strategies, the proposed workload allocation schemes significantly improve the performance of job scheduling in multiclusters, both in terms of the mean response time (for non-real-time jobs) and the mean miss rate (for soft real-time jobs).
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Centennial's Camrin Carty blocked an extra point with 35 seconds left to preserve a 21-20 win over Milton on Thursday.
On the previous play, Milton quarterback Colin McElroy scrambled in the pocket on fourth down and threw a touchdown pass to Ryan Jenkins over the middle. However, Carty prevented the tie by charging up the middle and leaping for the block.
It was a stunning win for Centennial, which trailed 14-0 at halftime and then rallied for three straight touchdowns.
Centennial quarterback Jimmy Meyer ran for a 6-yard touchdown, followed by Zietrick Smith's 25-yard scoring run for a 14-14 tie.
Centennial's Cyril Teal scored what turned out to be the game-winning touchdown on a 27-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Milton scored on its first offensive series of the game, with Treyvon Paulk breaking free for a 57-yard touchdown. Paulk is starting at running back in place of Peyton Barber, who is out with an ankle injury. Barber has early offers from Clemson and Central Florida.
On third down and short in the second quarter, McElroy dropped back to pass, didn't see anybody open, and raced down the middle of the field for the long 50-yard touchdown and 14-0 advantage.
September 30th, 2011
4:38 am
First…but I don't know why!
September 30th, 2011
8:57 am
So proud of Zietrick Smith, whose mother died from cancer on Tuesday. Z, I know she's proud of you and you definitely did the right thing by playing.
September 30th, 2011
11:44 am
Why are you mentioning Peyton Barber in your article? He didn't even play. There were other kids on the FIELD, for both teams, that have offers too. It's funny, the article mentions 3 Milton kids who were all at Centennial, until a disgruntled, meddling parent recruited them to Milton. And, Centennial Still won. You reap what you sow in this world!
September 30th, 2011
11:49 am
WHy did they play on a THursday night??
September 30th, 2011
12:36 pm
To that whatever comment your head coach at centennial told those so called kids who got recruited that they would be nothing with out football and a couple more racial comments these people here love talking when they don't know the full story get your facts right you just look ignorant be happy you won and Peyton didn't play because they would be unstoppable.
September 30th, 2011
10:24 pm
pretty funny how telling kids they need football to go to college is racist – yet we are praising the Barber kid for early offers..all measor told them was that they need football to help get them into college, and they need to get good grades to play football…..boy that is racist as hell !!!!!.I'm sure those offers for the Barber kid are for academic purposes …Milton kids are entitled, soft, jerks…always will be…too bad Barber is over there..he is a great kid
It's funny how Centennial's coach wasn't a racist when he got the older son of the disgruntled parent to a D1 school but when the younger brother was failing 5 classes, all of a sudden it was the head coaches fault, and the parent influenced a bunch of kids to move away. Don't take any responsiblity, blame someone else…and if race was an issue, why take your kids to Milton???…Milton doesn't mind a dark complexion as long as you can dribble a basketball or hold a football – if you can't do that, you aren't welcome there. In 5 years, Measor has gotten 10 scholarships for african american kids, including 3 this year. He has basically adopted the Smith kid. He has actually been accused by the white parents as too nice to the black kids. He's tough on the kids and while I don't always agree with what he says, he doesn't mix his words…he's very honest with parents and kids….perhaps the parent didn't like the message – remember it is always easier to play the race card.
Guess what? Peyton played last year, and we stopped him.
November 23rd, 2011
12:57 pm
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Sorry for the delay. This took a little longer to put together than I anticipated. Anyway, quarterbacks and B-backs coach Brian Bohannon fielded questions about last Saturday's game and the one coming up Tuesday after practice. Lots of interesting stuff about both games, David Sims and Tevin Washington and the offense in general.
Q: What's your take on N.C. State?
A: They're a good football team. They've had some tough injuries, but they're a good football team and they came in here and they got after us pretty good a year ago and they've got some of those same guys there. Obviously, they've lost some key players and positions but they're a good football team that got embarrassed on TV and they're going to come back fighting like all get out to redeem themselves.
(Two cents: I am pretty miserable at predicting games, but I think the fact that the Wolfpack will have a lot to play for could well make the game closer than most Tech fans probably think, or at least they'll give the Jackets more of a game than maybe most might expect looking at the numbers. The Cincinnati game says something about their team, but I wouldn't think they will play as badly as that game.)
Q: How did David Sims do against North Carolina? Coach (Paul) Johnson said he took all but one snap.
A: He did O.K. He did alright. That was his biggest workload. For all of them. The quarterback (Washington) took every rep. David took all but one rep but I think it was good for him. We hadn't been in one of those (close games), but I think he did a good job. We won the game, and I thought our kid played their tails off, (but) I don't think we were as sharp as maybe we would like to have been. A couple turnovers, penalty, key third down, there was just some things here and there if we could have executed even a little better… We left some points out there offensively.
(Two cents: Sims was much more productive in the second half than he was in the first. He had 15 yards on five carries in the first half, then eight carries for 56 yards, including a 22-yarder, in the second. He also threw a block that sprung Roddy Jones on his 48-yard run on the game-winning drive. I think coaches really want to see him bust some long gainers. I mean, of course they do, but I think they think he's got it in him.)
Q: Is this maybe a week that, given N.C. State's injuries on the line and its production from the outside linebackers, that David might get more carries?
A: I think a lot of that just depends on when you get into the game, what the flow of the game and what the flow of the defense (are), how they dictate what we're going to do. And I think that's the neat thing about what we do right now is you don't know whose week it's going to be. You get out there and you go play and Stephen might have a big game or Orwin (Smith) has a big game or Tevin.
Whoever it is, and we've got a good group of guys right now that are very unselfish and not worried about who gets what. They're just out there trying to win. We'll kind of play that see what they do and see how it unfolds.
(Two cents: It's interesting – one of the biggest concerns prior to the season was who would replace all of the yards that Jonathan Dwyer and Anthony Allen gained out of the B-back spot. The answer, at least so far, is four or five guys.)
Q: Do you ever have an idea going into a game of who's going to get a lot of touches?
A: Sometimes you have an idea, but you really don't know until you get in the game and see how things, how it kind of flows. Once you get in the game and Coach (Paul Johnson) kind of gets in a rhythm of calling based on what they're doing, then you kind of get an idea of what's going to happen. We may have an idea but we don't really ever know until you get into the game.
(Two cents: My prediction for Saturday is that Washington and Sims go above their season averages for carries, 12 and 11, respectively. Mostly basing that on last year's game and the fact that N.C. State's line is decimated.)
Q: With the North Carolina game, did the defensive scheming go the way you had anticipated, making Tevin try to beat them?
A:Yeah, maybe a little bit. I'm not sure that's exactly it. They played the same way they've played for three years. They lined up the same. One thing they've done is they line up in their defense and you've got to go block 'em. You've got to make some people miss and you've got to make some plays. And as things developed, Tevin was going to have to make some runs just the way things were unfolding.
I wouldn't necessarily say it's a scheme to put the ball in his hands and make plays. I think that's just the way the thing unfolded as the game went on. But every year we've played them, the quarterback has had to make some tough runs to win the game.
And I told him that at halftime I said, 'You're going to have to make some runs. I don't know what play it's going to be.' It's just, every year we've played them and you go back and look at the years with Josh, for us to win, he's made some tough runs at critical times.
When you're playing a good defense like that, you're going to have to make some plays at times like that.
(Two cents: Part of me doesn't understand the logic of why you'd keep doing something that, from a productivity and certainly a win-loss standpoint, hasn't really worked for North Carolina. Tech has averaged 450 yards of total offense in the past three games, all Tech wins. But I think there's a lot of sense in doing your thing and trying to do it well. Maybe doing something differently would simply be reactionary and would result in even worse performance. I'm going to guess that, if Tech put up low numbers against an opponent for two or three years in a row, Johnson wouldn't try anything radically different with the offense.)
Q: Coach (Al) Groh said Monday that N.C. State is consistent in what they do offensively. Is the same true of the defense?
A: We only got one year with them so we haven't faced them as much as maybe a North Carolina or somebody. Obviously, we expect what they did last year because they did a good job against us so I don't know why they would change a whole lot of what they did given the success that they had a year ago. But you don't ever know. Some [defensive] coordinators, they get ideas in their mind and want to try stuff. I would expect the same thing.
(Two cents: Kansas evidently did, showing a different look even before the game got out of hand. You could make the case that that's an example of why doing one thing might be advantageous. Small sample size, of course.)
Q: How many times did you run the triple option Saturday?
A: I believe we ran it four or five times. Not a bunch.
(Two cents: Not sure what there is to say here. That was my question.)
Q: What's a typical number?
A: It just depends. The way North Carolina, the way they were set up defensively and the way their scheme was, they were giving us some things other than that and that's kind of the way it's been some games. I think the Middle (Tennessee State) game, we probably ran it the most, but it hasn't been a ton. It just kind of depends on what they're giving us and what we can do.
(Two cents: It's obviously early, and this isn't a very novel observation, but it just seems like this offense is going to be very tough to stop. Maybe the answer is to take away the triple option and hopefully you have enough speed on the perimeter to limit tosses, options and play-action, but not every defense can do that. North Carolina kind of did it for a half – save the play-action pass to Hill, plus the Tar Heels got some help from Tech – but couldn't sustain it for the whole game.
Q: Were there games last year you ran it 20-plus times?
A: Twenty would be a pretty high number. I think in the Middle game, we were probably around 10 or so. I can't remember exact numbers. Depending how it's going, you can get 15, 18 times, just depending on the flow of the game.
(Two cents: I was going to toss out a higher number. A big save from my colleague Larry Hartstein, whose reports for cbssports.com I recommend reading. I would not be good on "The Price is Right." Speaking of which, I saw it the other day and a woman won four cars on one of the games. Must be a killer on taxes, though. And what do you do with four cars? I would hope to win a jet ski or maybe a giant television.)
Thanks for reading. Sorry it's a little later than I intended. I'll have something up after practice around 9.
Matt Winkeljohn's write-up on Jeremiah Attaochu for Sting Daily.
Jon Cooper's look ahead at the N.C. State game for Sting Daily.
Wilmington Star News story about N.C. State's dire straits. One defensive lineman in the two-deep is a walk-on who isn't even in the media guide.
A column in the Raleigh News & Observer (and Charlotte Observer) gushing about the Tech offense. Wolfpack coach Tom O'Brien said the Jackets are throwing so much more that it's "mind-boggling."
You might have seen this, but fun to look at. It's an interactive map showing how AP voters around the country gauged various teams in the poll.
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September 28th, 2011
3:54 pm
Delbert D—sorry, missed your commentary as you pointed out moving the off-side A back to the line, but watch this week, there's two or three times a game where the A-backs are "backs" and the two WR line up on the line to one side of the field. The defense seems to adjust to cover when it's not required.
September 28th, 2011
3:59 pm
yeller-threw to tackle vs. uga in 09, go back & look at tape….gt4, other than NT, D not that bad-sadly, it all starts with the NT…….
September 28th, 2011
4:01 pm
My hs coach chewed me out for intercepting a pass as DT once—too far from endzone to score–got run down by a RB–bout 7-8 ft from qb when he released–what the heck was I standing up much for–LOL
September 28th, 2011
4:03 pm
Yeller bug, I think they do the quick pass to the outside guy if the corner backs off and the inside receiver is responsible for keeping the linebacker inside and letting the wide guy stiff arm the corner. That way, it doesn't matter if he's covered.
September 28th, 2011
4:05 pm
and it's not so bad against the run, but look out when they pass the ball…. Automatic first down…
September 28th, 2011
4:09 pm
yeller bug – In the NFL, the refs have to call out that the tackle is eligible ("Number 74 is eligible.") I don't know if I've noticed that in college football. Bob Davie usually fills in any perceived vacancy in sound to the point of over-talking important stuff.
September 28th, 2011
4:12 pm
reins come off of Laskey this week…look for big things out of him this week in the return game.
September 28th, 2011
4:14 pm
The wheels come off for Clemson 17 VT 35.
September 28th, 2011
4:18 pm
1 4 GT – One of the oddest plays I made in HS was on a kickoff. It went down to about the 25 yard line, and when the return guy caught it I was about 5 yards away. He looked at me and his eyes got big, and I kept going and picked him up on the spot, just lifted him off the ground. The ref blew the whistle and I let him down.
September 28th, 2011
4:22 pm
Delbert D. Sounds like good form tackle to me…You shoulda done a "Blind Side" ala Michael Oher on him & carried him to the end zone for TD
September 28th, 2011
4:26 pm
THe B back plays always work better in the 2nd half. Tired Ds. Happen every year. Well for that matter the whole offense runs better in 2nd half. Same reason.
And this will NOT be a walkover. I agree – State will be mad as heck. And at home. Big test.
Wouldn't be surprised to see a bit of Smith at QB in 2nd half along with Zenon at A back. Smith's bigger and more bruising than Tevan and Zenon can scoot around corners against tired D.
And yes, if the back goes wide and B gtes ball in belly as QB reads, it's still triple option.
My 2 cents.
September 28th, 2011
4:27 pm
Has anyone checked out the doggie blog today? There are still some Kool-aid drinkers who think they would be 4-0 if CMR had taught them to cheer properly before the season.
September 28th, 2011
4:28 pm
I do not care if Laskey calls a fair catch every single punt, just catch the ball like your life depended on it and let the offense take it from there. Also, Laskey watching footage of Kelly Rhino would be useless, because Rhino played when the defense had to give him a 3 yard halo by rule. That rule is gone now because of returners like Rhino who knew that he could always get positive yardage because the defenders could not get near him.
September 28th, 2011
4:28 pm
And Clempson leaves Death Valley and get the 'P' knocked out. Too bad – don't like Virginia Poly much at all.
September 28th, 2011
4:30 pm
Check out SI's rankings by Andy Staples this week. Georgia Tech is #18, but read Staples' corresponding Top 25 American literary classics imbedded in his discussion of each team. Tech's is Tom Wolfe's, "A Man in Full".
September 28th, 2011
4:32 pm
Clemson is a long term rival. They are much improved since the Frank Howard days. He & Dodd were good friends.
September 28th, 2011
4:33 pm
1 4 GT, I am just a week shy of being 3 months older than you (August 8). We must have been in the same class at Tech. Wonder if we knew each other.
September 28th, 2011
4:37 pm
School Conference Pct. Overall Pct.
Georgia Tech 1-0 1.000 4-0 1.000
Duke 1-0 1.000 2-2 .500
North Carolina 1-1 .500 3-1 .750
Virginia Tech 0-0 .000 4-0 1.000
Virginia 0-1 .000 2-2 .500
Miami 0-1 .000 1-2 .333
September 28th, 2011
4:38 pm
1 4 – It has been a mystery to me for many decades why I did that. Thinking back on it now, since we've been discussing the triple option, I played at DE in practice, assigned to tackle the QB on every play, so they could practice the pitch. Rather than KO our own QB repeatedly, I'd just quickly front up to him and wrap my arms around him. That must have been what led me to make that "dream tackle" on the kickoff. It just seemed the thing to do, without thinking about it. I ran back to the sidelines, and the coaches were just staring at me, puzzled.
September 28th, 2011
4:39 pm
Supersize, I didn't go to Tech but 2 quarters. I was working at Lockheed and started taking courses after working & saving money, got married @ 19. Lockheed reimbursed 80% of books & tuition and it became easier to go to S Tech with a new wife & wanting to be with her as much as possible. After S Tech, I decided to go to GSU. Went to & worked 6 1/2 yrs.
September 28th, 2011
4:40 pm
left out school
September 28th, 2011
4:41 pm
Guess we didn't know each other then, 1 4 GT. LOL
September 28th, 2011
4:42 pm
Stephen Hill is so good he even catches the ball when TW is throwing it away
September 28th, 2011
4:44 pm
I don't think TW was throwing it away, but it wasn't his best pass by far
September 28th, 2011
4:45 pm
Maybe we can meet in the future @ 1 of the games or maybe sooner. Do you ever go fishing? The only thing I enjoy as much as football—on 2nd thought————–both take a back seat to———————
September 28th, 2011
4:50 pm
Back seat to what?????
September 28th, 2011
4:50 pm
No, not a fisherman
September 28th, 2011
4:53 pm
Sushi I bet.
September 28th, 2011
4:57 pm
NOT Sushi
September 28th, 2011
5:07 pm
juvenal – lanier is on the o-line. given that he switched over, i'd say at least part of it was because it wasn't working out at NT. t.j. barnes is the no. 2.
if laskey returns better, it'll be because he gets better blocking support. he's shown he's willing to stick his nose in there.
September 28th, 2011
5:15 pm
Ken, why are your posts not highlighted now? That's always been an indicator that it's really you and not somebody stupid enough to pose as you
September 28th, 2011
5:22 pm
1 4 GT, I got a phone call and wasn't able to finish my response to you about meeting sometime. I would love to meet any of you guys whenever possible; it almost seems like we know each other already from all the postings. I actually met 5150 UOAD and btgt69 last weekend, and I met macrotech about a month ago. The funny thing about macrotech is that we knew each other about 15 or 16 years ago but had not heard from each other at all since then. So thanks to the Ken Sugiura social network (LOL) and old friendship was renewed.
September 28th, 2011
5:23 pm
I bet it smells like sushi…LOL!!!
September 28th, 2011
5:24 pm
I will say I Like our chances better without Russell Wilson at QB for NCSU
September 28th, 2011
5:24 pm
19 !!!! You didn't !!! LOL
September 28th, 2011
5:24 pm
5150, I think that's an understatement
September 28th, 2011
5:25 pm
Happy Birthday to Larry Munson! Whatever you say he was one of the best!
September 28th, 2011
5:26 pm
I wonder what kind of Hot Seat O'Brian will be on if Wisconsin Wins the Big 10 or plays for the Big 10 Championship after telling Wilson he need to go elsewhere to play.
September 28th, 2011
5:26 pm
Munson was one of a kind, but I sure don't think he was one of the best. I HATED hearing him call games
September 28th, 2011
5:27 pm
5150, it wasn't quite that simple, but I agree that O'Brien will have to take the blame for it.
September 28th, 2011
5:29 pm
NC State is 109th in the nation in rushing. Glennon has a great arm and throws a good looking pass. He's thrown for 1079 yards this season. He threw for over 300 yards against Wake and Cincinnati. He could make us look real bad in a hurry. TJ Graham is a very fast, dangerous receiver. Without a running game though, we might get double digit sacks.
With the depleted defensive personnel, we might get double digit yards per carry and double digit touchdowns.
Tom O'Brien is a good coach and he'll have the Wolfpack ready.
See you guys in Raleigh. The last time we played up there, it was night game and it got below freezing. That was a very cold night.
Go JACKETS!
September 28th, 2011
5:33 pm
People make loud noises when the other team has the ball trying to call plays/snap the ball. Cheer when our team does something good. That is your Football 101 class for the day. Next we will be covering how much a 3 point basket is worth in Basketball.
September 28th, 2011
5:33 pm
Sorry, but the NC State's dire straits link is wrong…
September 28th, 2011
5:34 pm
not when it's V…………..
September 28th, 2011
5:35 pm
or at least young
September 28th, 2011
5:35 pm
September 28th, 2011
5:36 pm
OMG, 14 GT, you guys are embarrassing me. LOL
September 28th, 2011
5:38 pm
a V? Now days that is what a 12 year old? Kids growing up too fast and the High School and Middle School teachers are getting all the best stuff first. LOL
September 28th, 2011
5:39 pm
5150, that's called proper fan participation.lol
JM, I like the assessment! lol
Go Jackets!!
September 28th, 2011
5:46 pm
"People make loud noises when the other team has the ball trying to call plays/snap the ball. Cheer when our team does something good. That is your Football 101 class for the day. Next we will be covering how much a 3 point basket is worth in Basketball."
Too bad you can't teach your AD to keep his mouth shut.


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