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Overall hotel was nice and updated. I have no complaints. Breakfast was great. Room was spacious.
There wasn't anything that I dis not like.
A tacky room. Poorly positioned lighting fixtures, producing inadequate lighting. Less than adequate or healthy breakfast offerings.
LocationPolite and friendly staff
Overpriced for the quality that guests get.
Area/Location for us is perfect, price unbeatable. Enjoyed the friendliness of staff and felt it provided some quiet to get rest. Area provides a lot of options to eat, shop, etc. Dennys was good in Am, clean and delicious.
Room was small and air quality bad inside, shower was leaking from the light. The breakfast was ok, just not enough, needed hot eggs, so we ended up at Dennys. Put on the 1st floor, so could smell food from 6 AM and l wouldn't stay on 1st floor again.
Good value.
I liked the continental breakfast and large shower. The room, bathroom and hotel were very clean and staff was friendly. Its perfect if you need an overnight in the area. Its not a luxury hotel for a "weekend away" per se, but its very adequate if you just need a clean place to sleep and a good breakfast.
I didnt find the bed very comfortable. Poor water pressure in the shower.
No problems.
The only thing that was bad is that there was a bug in the bathroom.
It was a comfortable room and the accessibility to Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City that appeared to be thirty to forty minutes away. I also enjoyed the breakfast that included fresh waffles and eggs with sausage or bacon.
There were four guests and they didn't always give enough towels.
Okay rooms. Decent breakfast.
There was no way to darken the windows in the morning as there is only one white sheer curtain on the window.
Clean, nice pool, free breakfast.
Further from OC than I thought it would be. There's really not anything for dinner in the area.
Staff, room,location very nice place for it to be so cheap if you dont mind driving an hour to o.c beach. But see i love to drive so no problem to me .
even non smoking rooms were smiling like smoke. We changed rooms, but the other room was as bad.
Nice room, breakfast, swimming pool.
Hot water was out when I came from work . on wed.
Location was ideal and convenient to restaurants, stores. Not too far from Ocean City
Place was older. Could use update touch up but it served its purpose
I think it was very nice for the price I paid. You get what you pay for.
There were 2 things I didn't like: minimal control of ac and flies in the room. Rooms need to be updated badly.
The renovated room was nice!
Stale/smokey smell in the room. Dog barking at all hours and you can hear EVERYTHING on hardwood floors above you, bed was like a board, flat pillows, and no shower supplies available except towels.
Nice clean rooms energy efficient .
Don't expect basic greetings or an inviting smile. Not sure if it was because it was late or because it was too early, (when not front desk) no English but I think they know basic greetings, or default because we are black. I work in Hospitality currently, these things just seem like they should be commonplace even if guest are uninviting or dead you lose nothing in being polite which is part of being hospitable.
Friendly attentive staff that had my room ready within less than an hr after booking. They went above the standard of customer service by upgrading my room because the one I requested oversold.
Rooms were clean, modern, quiet. Generous bathroom space.
The only thing I can think of here was that the bagels were stale at breakfast. Everything else was fine.
Price, ease of access, Fridge, microwave, HDTV, carpets
Door lock, WIFI, lack of Handicap room
Comfortable room. Front end manager Melanie very nice and friendly
A/C unit full of mold. Bathroom sink stopper not connected. NO hot water. Was told at check in that it would be about an hour. Next morning still no hot water. Since I booked online they could not give a discount. I was told if I come back ( don't think so) I would receive a 15% discount. Not really worth it
If I were to stay longer than a night it had a mini fridge, a microwave, the bathroom was very clean and plenty or desk space.
When the air was turned off in the room it smelled very musky, also don't walk around in socks by the end of the night they were black and damp.
The location was fine for my needs. The room was quiet.
The mattress was very uncomfortable -- my back felt unsupported which made it difficult to sleep.I forgot a Nintendo hand-held 3DS player plugged into its charger, but when I called the next day, the cleaning crew said it wasn't there- not possible.
The desk worker was nice.
We did not even sleep here. I spent 15 mins in the room and told the wife to get our stuff we would stay else were. Left the key on the desk and left. This place looked like a haven from criminal enterprise.
The place was a dump. No chairs for sitting, one hanger for clothes, bathroom wall had white duck tape to patch holes, dirty ceiling. Desk chair was filthy, afraid to use. Lobby had one 4' X 18' talbe for continental b-fast. No WiFi mgr had shut down.
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Harut Sassounian
Harut Sassounian (Armenian: Հարութ Սասունյան, born 1950, Aleppo, Syria) is an Armenian-American writer, public activist and publisher of The California Courier[1] which is known for Sassounian's weekly opinion column. He served for 10 years as a non-governmental delegate on human rights at the United Nations in Geneva.
Sassounian has an MA in International Affairs from Columbia University and an MBA from Pepperdine University. From 1978 to 1982 he worked at Procter and Gamble, Geneva, as an international marketing executive. He is the President of the United Armenian Fund which provide $650 million of humanitarian assistance to Armenia and former Vice Chairman of Kirk Kerkorian's Lincy Foundation which has funded $240 million infrastructure projects in Armenia.
He publishes The California Courier, an English-language Armenian weekly newspaper in Glendale since 1983.
Sassounian called for Madeleine Albright and William Cohen to resign from the new "Genocide Prevention Task Force"[2] (and labelled them genocide deniers)[3] because Albright (along with eight other former Secretaries of State) and Cohen opposed the congressional resolution on the Armenian Genocide.[4][5][6]
In 2009 Sassounian was awarded by the 'Legacy Award' of Armenian National Committee - Western Region.[7]
- "The Armenian Genocide: The World Speaks Out, 1915-2005, Documents and Declarations," 2005
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- ^ "Harut Sassounian". Huffingtonpost.com. Retrieved 2010-03-09.
- ^ "Premium content". Economist.com. 2008-12-11. Retrieved 2010-03-09.
- ^ Madeleine Albright to Co-Chair Genocide Prevention Task Force, Huffington Post, November 20, 2007
- ^ http://www.anca.org/assets/pdf/misc/albright_cohen_106.pdf
- ^ Secretary of State Pelosi: The Armenian genocide doesn't belong in U.S. foreign policy right now, Wall Street Journal, October 16, 2007
- ^ "Charles Krauthammer - Pelosi's Armenian Gambit". washingtonpost.com. 2007-10-19. Retrieved 2010-03-09.
- ^ ANC Press Release
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March 17, 1923 - Jan. 18, 2011
Dorothy Gertrude Baumann, a longtime resident of Colville, Wash., passed away on Jan. 18, 2011, in Colville at the age of 87. She was born on March 17, 1923, in West Bend, Wis., the daughter of Henry M. and Theresa (Melder) Peters.
Raised in West Bend, Wis., Dorothy attended school and graduated from high school there. She attended classes at St. Agnes School of Nursing in Fond du Lac, Wis., and received her degree as a registered nurse. Dorothy fell in love with Norbert W. Baumann and they were married on Nov. 14, 1945, at the Holy Angels Church in West Bend, Wis. They owned/operated a dairy farm near Halder, Wis., for 16 years before they moved west and settled in Walla Walla. Dorothy worked for St. Mary's Hospital in Walla Walla and received specialized training in coronary and intensive care. She moved to Colville in 1970 and worked at Mt. Carmel Hospital until her retirement in 1983.
Dorothy loved her work as a nurse so much that she kept up on health issues as a hobby. She loved the outdoors, especially working in her beautiful garden and flower beds. Dorothy was talented with her hands and knitted her family mittens, scarves and caps. She also crocheted many large afghans for all of her children and grandchildren. Dorothy loved her family with all of her heart, and she will be deeply missed.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Norbert, in 2002; her parents; and her siblings, Raymond, Marie, Genevieve and Edmond. She is survived by seven sons, Tom (Sue) Baumann, Gene Baumann, Jerome Baumann, James Bauman, all of Walla Walla, Bob (Kathy) Baumann of Weston, Fran (Mary) Baumann of Chewelah, Wash., Norb (Trudy) Baumann of Colville, Wash.; three daughters, Carol (Frank) Noal, Germaine (Steve) Brown both of Walla Walla, Barb Kinman of Puyallup, Wash.; her siblings, Donald (Harriet) Peters, Lillian (Tony) Ritger, Al (Edna) Peters, Francis (Rita) Peters, and Henrietta (Joe) Schnitzler all of Wisconsin; 31 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.
The funeral service for Dorothy Baumann will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, at the Grace Evangelical Free Church in Colville, Wash. The graveside service will follow at the Mountain View Park Cemetery in Colville. Memorial contributions may be given to Hospice of Spokane, 121 S. Arthur, Spokane, WA 99202 or the Coronary and Intensive Care Unit at the Providence Mt. Carmel Hospital in Colville. Please visit the online memorial or sign the guestbook at www.danekasfuneralchapel.com. The Danekas Funeral Chapel and Crematory in Colville is entrusted with arrangements.
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Japan, 1844. Lord Naritsugu (Inagako), the Shogun's illegitimate brother, is rising to power, but is manifestly an insane sadist. Shinzaemon (Yakusho) is charged with assassinating Naritsugu and puts together a small band to go up against an army of samurai intent on protecting their lord.
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The irrepressible auteur mostly reins in his tendency to excess in the first half, which is all classical set-up, calm character introductions and stoic declarations about honour and duty — though the evil Naritsugu (Gorô Inagako) is as depraved a baddie as any Miike creation, given to using the women and children of his enemies for archery practice. The second half, however, is all action. Having put together his team of 12 loyal, honourable, steadfast samurai (and one insane disfigured peasant for contrast), the canny Shinzaemon (Kôji Yakusho) chooses a deserted community on the path the villain must take and prepares with booby-traps "a village of death" where an army can be battled by a few men.
A slight problem is that of the 13 heroes, only a couple have much personality; most of the good guys here are so stoic and noble that only the madman stands out (seven samurai are a far more manageable group in movie terms than this dozen-and-one swordsmen). An interesting conflict emerges between Shinzaemon and an old school rival who is now the villain's chief retainer, over what value can be placed on loyalty when it's owed to a complete maniac whose casual atrocities sicken even his own bodyguards. Nevertheless, the most Miike-like aspect of the film is the character of Naritsugu, who turns out to have some philosophical points to make in his depradations. Blandly handsome Inagako is a persuasive fiend, shockingly brutal but also weirdly spacey as he calmly wanders through a massacre with only mild interest. He even thanks the hero because this spectacular assassination attempt is the most exciting day of his life.
A decent historical drama, with one of the best extended battle scenes (a full half of the movie is the face-off in the 'village of death') in recent memory.
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Intelligence is no human sideshow but an evolutionary main event. The power to foresee, to call upon the past in terms of the future, to evaluate, to imagine solutions, is a power flowing from old time springs. The human mind may be denied the policeman's privilege of arresting this instinct or that. It may sit as no more than a moderator in the eternal instinctual debate. But it is a moderator with unlimited investigative powers.Robert Ardrey
The tendinous part of the mind, so to speak, is more developed in winter; the fleshy, in summer. I should say winter had given the bone and sinew to literature, summer the tissues and the blood.John Burroughs
For every ailment under the sun, There is a remedy, or there is none, If there be one, try to find it; If there be none, never mind it.Mother Goose
There is but one thing needfulto possess God. All our senses, all our powers of mind and soul, all our external resources, are so many ways of approaching the divinity, so many modes of tasting and of adoring God. We must learn to detach ourselves from all that is capable of being lost, to bind ourselves absolutely only to what is absolute and eternal, and to enjoy the rest as a loan...Henri-Frdric Amiel
Just as hatred and vengefullness exist in the mind, peace and love can also exist in the mind.Mata Amritanandamayi Devi
An active mind cannot exist in an inactive body.General George S. Patton
To resist the frigidity of old age, one must combine the body, the mind, and the heart. And to keep these in parallel vigor one must exercise, study, and love.Charles-Victor de Bonstettin
Do not feel ashamed to forgive and forget. Do not hurry over punishments and do not be pleased and do not be proud of your power to punish. Do not get angry and lose your temper quickly over the mistakes and failures of those over whom you rule. On the contrary, be patient and sympathetic with them. Anger and desire of vengeance are not going to be of much help to you in your administration. Never say to yourself, "I am their Lord, their ruler and all in all over them and that I must be obeyed submissively and humbly" because such a thought will unbalance your mind, will make you vain and arrogant, will weaken your faith in religion and will make you seek support of any power other than that of Allah . If you ever feel any pride or vanity on account of your sway and rule over your subjects then think of the supreme sway and rule of the Lord over the Universe, the extent of His creations, the supremacy of His Might and Glory, His Power to do things which you cannot even dream of doing and His control over you which is more dominating than that which you can ever achieve over anything around you. Such thoughts will cure your mental weakness, will keep you away from vanity and rebellion (against Allah), will reduce your arrogance and haughtiness and will take you back to the sanity which you had foolishly deserted... Try carefully to realize that a ruler can create goodwill in the minds of his subjects and can make them faithful and sincere to him only when he is kind and considerate to them, when he reduces their troubles, when he does not oppress them and when he never asks for things which are beyond their power. These are the principles which you should keep in mind and act upon.Ali bin Abu-Talib
A sound mind in a sound body is a short but full description of a happy state in this world.John Locke
Conversation is an exercise of the mind;gossip is merely an exercise of the tongue.Unknown
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JavaOne activities around Hudson
JavaOne is just a few days ahead now, so let me recap what's happening around Hudson during JavaOne.
On Sunday, we have Unconference (RSVP) and a party at the Thirsty Bear (RSVP to "RSVP-ThirstyBear2009 at sun dot com".) The great thing about Unconference is that we have a big block of time (6 hours, in fact, if I'm reading it right), where enough people gather. So we have enough time to really talk about where the project should go, what we need to do, and hear what others are doing. If you have a plugin coding questions, I think this would be also a good time to bring them.
On Monday, Eduardo, my boss, will kick off what I think as "the GlassFish track" in CommunityOne at 10:50am. He'll cover the entire GlassFish Portofolio, of which Hudson is a part. I believe he'll touch Hudson, and where Sun wants to take Hudson at the higher level. The next session in the same room is from Lukas Hasik and Tomas Musil titled "Test Your Product on Multiple Machines in Parallel with Hudson". This part of CommunityOne is a free event (register.)
On Wednesday, I'll be presenting a technical session "TS-5301 Continuous Integration in the Cloud with Hudson" with Jesse from 9:45am. In the evening, there's "BOF-5105 Hudson Community Meet-up" from 7:45pm, where we'll see a lot more demo from multiple folks.
Throughout CommunityOne and JavaOne, I'll be mostly at the Hudson booth in the pavilion floor. This is a great opportunity to have face-to-face time, and so especially if you want me to fix some problems on the spot, or talk about the ideas/problems/questions, please come by! This part of JavaOne is free as long as you have registration.
Finally since JavaOne attracts people from all over the world, we'll be doing "Hudson Localization Festa" by using the new Hudson translation assistance plugin. You can come to the booth, look at a few pages, choose your locale, then type the translations in there, and we'll integrate that into Hudson.
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New diabetes cases and spending to surge over 25 years, study says
MED-DIABETES:TB_<Even if the percentage of Americans who are obese stays the same, diabetes cases will nearly double in the U.S. in the next 25 years and the cost of treating the disease will almost triple, according to a new study by researchers based at the University of Chicago.
The study, published Friday in the journal Diabetes Care, found the number of people with diagnosed and undiagnosed diabetes will climb from almost 24 million this year to about 44 million in 2034. Over the same period, annual diabetes-related treatment costs are expected to increase from $113 billion to $336 billion in 2007 dollars.
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White House indicates world moving toward new Iran sanctions
IRAN-NUCLEAR:WA_<The United Nations nuclear agency blasted Iran in a resolution Friday for obstructing investigations into its suspected nuclear weapons program and demanded that the Islamic Republic stop enriching uranium at a once-secret facility.
In response, the Obama administration suggested that world powers might be moving closer to imposing international sanctions on Iran. White House press secretary Robert Gibbs called a 25-3 vote on the resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency "overwhelming" and said it "demonstrates the resolve and unity of the international community with regard to Iran's nuclear program."
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HEALTHCARE-COBRA:WA_<On Monday, tens of thousands of laid-off workers will lose the subsidy that helps pay for their health insurance through the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.
The federal stimulus provided funds to pay for 65 percent of the cost of coverage for nine months. That expires Monday for the first wave of people.
Congressional Democrats are pushing to extend the benefit.
For now, however, people are facing spikes in their health insurance costs beginning in December.
Don Hall of Ohio's insurance bill will jump $500. Those who have pre-existing conditions and let their coverage lapse when the subsidy expires may find that they are unable to get new coverage.
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Dubai debt troubles hurt U.S. markets
ECONOMY-DUBAI:WA_<The Obama administration is monitoring a growing debt crisis in faraway Dubai, concerned that problems in the wealthy Persian Gulf nation may create a new wave of uncertainty in global financial markets.
Stocks skidded across the globe on Friday, including the United States, after word spread that Dubai has asked creditors to temporarily forgive billions of dollars worth of debt payments.
Analysts believe U.S. banks haven't lent all that much to Dubai, compared to European banks. But the problems of the oil-rich nation underscore that despite coordinated global efforts by central banks to shore up the banking system, there are still lots of booby traps remaining in global finance.
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Secret Service examines security measures after White House gate-crashing
STATEDINNER:TB_<The Secret Service has launched a "comprehensive investigation" of its security measures after two aspiring reality-TV stars crashed President Obama's state dinner at the White House on Tuesday night.
Tareq and Michaele Salahi, who have been auditioning to appear on the Bravo reality show "Real Housewives of D.C.," strolled into the dinner honoring Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and mingled with the power people of Washington - even though they weren't on the invitation list.
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Tiger Woods injured in car accident
GLF-TIGERWOODS:OS_<Professional golfer Tiger Woods was seriously injured in a car accident early Friday morning, the Florida Highway Patrol reported.
Woods, 33, pulled out of his driveway in the Isleworth community about 2:25 a.m. when he struck a fire hydrant, and then drove into a tree at his neighbor's property, FHP reported.
Woods was transported to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee in serious condition, FHP said. No other information about his condition has been released.
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Space shuttle Atlantis returns to Earth
SCI-SHUTTLE:OS_<Gliding back to Earth through nearly cloudless blue skies, space shuttle Atlantis returned to Kennedy Space Center Friday morning in a picture-perfect touch down.
With Commander Charlie Hobaugh at the controls, Atlantis looped through the crisp Florida morning to land on time on time, at 9:44 a.m. EST. It was a brilliant conclusion to an 11-day mission and the next-to-last flight for Atlantis. NASA has only five more space shuttle flights scheduled before the program ends in a little more than a year.
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FAA releases audio of communications with wayward NWA flight
WAYWARDFLIGHT:MS_<The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday released the transcripts and audio recordings detailing the efforts made to reach the pilots of Northwest Airlines Flight 188, which dropped out of radio contact for more than an hour and overshot the Twin Cities by about 100 miles last month.
After air-traffic controllers in Minneapolis reached the pilots and re-established contact over Eau Claire, Wis., on Oct. 21, they were asked for a "brief explanation" of why they had dropped out of radio contact.
''Ah (just) cockpit distractions, that's all I can say," was the response from the cockpit.
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Woman accused of holding knife to anti-abortion demonstrator's neck
ABORTION-KNIFE:DU_<A Superior, Wis., woman was arraigned in St. Louis County District Court on Wednesday after being accused of holding a knife to an anti-abortion demonstrator's neck outside of Duluth's Building for Women on Tuesday morning.
Mechelle Tallulah Hall, 25, is charged with second-degree assault.
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Frozen fish deemed for the environment than fresh fish
ENV-FROZENFISH:SE_<Forget the debate over farmed vs. wild salmon. Never mind the issue of food miles.
The most important thing to know about that salmon on your plate is whether it's fresh or was frozen out at sea - the latter being better for the global environment, according to a new study conducted by researchers from Sweden, Canada and an environmental think tank in Portland, Ore.
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The center was created to advance research that sought to improve the welfare of people with mental illness in ways that minimized the disruption of treatment and maximized their potential to lead productive and rewarding lives, according to Director Nancy Wolff. She added that the new grant will establish the center as an Advanced Center for Innovation in Services and Intervention Research, allowing it to recruit additional researchers and develop new intervention projects in its expanded focus.
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The Vandalia Vandals were shorthanded last Wednesday night.
It was hard to tell.
The host Vandals went 3-0 in duals on Wednesday, winning all three in impressive fashion.
Vandalia defeated Belleville East, 42-18, and then knocked off Mascoutah, 63-12. Vandalia beat Roxana, 45-21, in the final dual.
The Vandals were without Jake Stewart, Kolten Kaiser and Skylar Depew, as all are dealing with injuries. And yet they still won all three duals.
Ryne Lipsey's wrestling career got off to a late start.
But he's made up for lost time.
While most of today's top high school wrestlers began competing in grade school, Lipsey did not.
In fact, Lipsey didn't get involved in the sport of wrestling until his freshman year of high school, almost a decade after some of his peers got their start.
But that late start hasn't stopped Lipsey's success on the mat.
Winning an individual title at the Princeton Invitational Wrestling Tournament is no easy task.
But Vandalia's Jake Stewart pulled off the feat.
A VCHS senior, Stewart took first place at 182 pounds at Saturday's event. The tourney is often referred to as "mini-state," due to the tough competition.
And Stewart topped the field at 182, leading the Vandals to a fourth-place finish in the final team standings.
Ignited by a full-court press, the Vandalia Lady Vandals scored 22 straight points in the third quarter and rolled past South Central, 53-36, on Monday night.
The Lady Vandals had a six-point lead at intermission, but then put on an intense full-court press right away in the third period. The press forced the Lady Cougars into numerous turnovers and allowed the Lady Vandals to go on a 22-0 run to put the game out of reach.
By the time the third period came to an end, the hosts were up 45-17.
Richie Well said the extra pass was the key.
His shot was pretty important, too.
Well swished the game-winning three-pointer with eight seconds left, and the Vandalia Vandals earned a thrilling 56-55 victory over Altamont on Tuesday night.
The Vandals trailed by two with time running out when Nathan Casey whipped a pass to Well in the corner. A sophomore guard, Well hit nothing but the net. The Indians couldn't get off a shot before time expired, and the Vandals were left celebrating an exciting home victory.
Greenville made history last Tuesday night.
For the first time in the long history of the Vandalia Holiday Tournament, Greenville took home the tourney championship.
Using a balanced attack, the Comets won the 43rd annual tournament by topping Flora, 46-32, in the title game.
The Comets entered the event as the No. 1 seed, and they lived up to the billing, securing a place in the tourney's record book.
And with a large crowd looking on, the Comets were the team left celebrating when the four-day event came to a conclusion on Tuesday night.
The St. Anthony Bulldogs went nearly the entire fourth quarter without a point.
And they still won.
St. Anthony held on late for a 44-35 win over Altamont on Tuesday night in the third-place game of the 43rd Annual Vandalia Holiday Tournament.
Clinging to a slim lead, and watching Altamont make one last push, the Bulldogs went minute after minute of the final frame without scoring.
St. Anthony finally stopped its long scoring drought with only 24 seconds left in the game, as Zach Gardewine made two free throws that sealed the win for the Bulldogs.
BROWNSTOWN — With three and a half minutes remaining in Monday's girls basketball game, the Brownstown/St. Elmo Bombers had a comfortable double-digit lead.
Three minutes later, the game was on the line.
But Gabi Moore made two late free throws, and the Lady Bombers held on for a 45-38 win over Altamont.
Moore's free throws proved big down the stretch.
"She stepped up and made her free throws at the end, so I'm really proud of Gabi," Pruett said.
IHSA football proposal rejected
A proposal that would have eliminated conferences for high school football teams did not pass, an IHSA press release stated Tuesday.
Member schools rejected Proposal 10, which would have revamped the football regular season and playoff system.
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CHAMPAIGN — The Vandalia Community High School wrestling team gained lots of experience and competed against some of the top teams in the state at the St. Thomas More New Year's Challenge.
The two-day tournament featured 36 teams, with more than half of Class 1A's ranked teams in attendance. The event also featured 10 of the top 20 state-ranked teams.
There were six pools, which featured round-robin action. Vandalia went 4-0 in their pool last Monday. The Vandals then went 2-3 in duals on Tuesday, Dec. 30.
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SENECA - While several friends helped Clemson University head baseball coach Jack Leggett sort through the aftermath of a Sunday house fire Tuesday, South Carolina and Oconee County fire officials were looking at an electrical reason for the fire.
"SLED has said the fire is likely electrical-related," said Keowee Fire Department Chief Richie Caudill. "There is no foul play suspected and the fire probably started in the attic near an air handling unit. It could have been lightning or a power surge."
Clemson University athletic department officials again stressed Tuesday that this was a very personal matter for the veteran coach and that a statement from the family could be released in a couple of days.
Leggett was visiting his son Tanner near Boston Sunday when he was notified by a neighbor of the fire.
Work also was being done on the floors at the house at 217 Hillview Drive north of Seneca, according to Leggett's daughter Kacie, who arrived from Columbia to help sort through personal items. No one was in the home at the time of the fire.
One neighbor reported hearing a loud boom, like a lightning strike, and later seeing smoke, Caudill said.
The waterfront house in the Waterford Pointe community suffered extensive fire damage to the roof, which collapsed, and water and smoke damage throughout the rest of the home.
Caudill said more than 50 firefighters from seven departments answered the alarm before 4:30 p.m. Sunday and found flames coming from the roof.
"About 70 to 75 percent of the personal items were saved," Caudill said. "Most of that was downstairs. Once we had the fire under control, crews were able to go in the house and cover up some things. We can go into 'save mode' and protect a lot of items even while still fighting the fire."
Caudill said state fire investigators were called to help determine the cause of the fire because the value of the house and property could be close to $2 million.
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Metallica's Lars Ulrich Celebrates His Bachelor Party
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What Do Miley Cyrus, Metallica and Eminem Have in Common?
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What similarity do these vastly different entertainers all share? Miley Cyrus, Metallica and Eminem are new Guinness World Record holders. Each of the performers will be featured in the Guinness World Records 2015 book, out Sept. 10.
Metallica 'Looking for Work' After Yankees Pitcher Retires Their Theme Song (VIDEO)
Originally posted 07/15/2014 12:40PM
New York Yankees pitcher Mariano Rivera famously used Metallica's ominous "Enter Sandman" whenever he stepped up to the mound, and now that he's retired, it looks like the band doesn't have much to do, at least according to this SportsCenter promo.
Taylor Swift, Pink to Rock This Year's Grammy Performance Lineup
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This year's lineup of who's performing at the Jan. 26 Grammy Awards has just been announced, and the show really promises to rock.
Vanessa Hudgens Dances to Electronic Music as Austin Butler Watches Adoringly
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It was a music-filled weekend in the forest for Vanessa Hudgens and boyfriend Austin Butler.
The couple braved the freezing cold weather in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, where they attended Outside Lands, a music, food, wine, beer and art festival, set up like a wonderland in the wilderness.
Sitting on a blue tarp early Friday evening, Hudgens and Butler chilled out right before watching a set by Canadian electronica duo, MSTRKRFT.
"Vanessa was on her cell phone, while Austin laid down next to her, seeming super relaxed," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Confirmed: Remains Are Metallica Fan Morgan Harrington
Originally posted 01/28/2010 10:30AM
One tragic chapter closes, another begins. Virginia State Police on Wednesday confirmed that the human remains found in a Virginia hayfield earlier this week have been conclusively identified as belonging to Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington, 20, who went missing from a Metallica concert in Charlottesville on Oct. 17.
Her parents, Gil and Daniel Harrington, now say whoever did this to their daughter must be captured and tried in court.
"At least we now have some peace and we're able to have some closure today," Daniel Harrington said Wednesday, reports The Washington Post."We now need to find the person who did this, and we will not stop until that person is brought to justice."
Remains Believed to Be Missing Metallica Fan
Originally posted 01/27/2010 07:05AM
The three-month hunt for missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington may have come to a grisly conclusion Tuesday.
Authorities in Virginia say that they are "fairly confident" that the skeletal remains discovered in a hayfield in Albemarle County belong to the 5'6", 120-lb., blue-eyed blonde, 20, who disappeared during a Metallica concert at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va., on Oct. 17.
David Bass, whose 742-acre Anchorage Farm is some eight miles south of the arena, found the remains while doing maintenance work on his property, reports the University of Virginia's The Cavalier Daily. He then contacted police.
Metallica Still Has Hope for Missing Fan
Originally posted 10/31/2009 01:50PM
Two weeks after the mysterious disappearance of Virginia Tech University student Morgan Harrington, no clues or leads as to her whereabouts are known to exist – but members of Metallica remain optimistic about the safe return of the young woman last seen at the band's Oct. 17 concert.
"We are staying positive that she will be found soon," Metallica lead guitarist Kirk Hammett told PEOPLE at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert in New York City Friday. "We are all hoping for the best and praying for her and her family."
Hammett and his heavy metal bandmates have been in contact with Harrington's family, whom the musician described as "holding up as well as they possible can."
Metallica Joins in Hunt for Missing Fan
Originally posted 10/27/2009 10:55AM
In a case that is gathering national attention, Metallica has added $50,000 to a $100,000 reward being offered by the parents of a missing woman last seen at one of the heavy metal band's concerts.
Dressed in black boots, a black skirt and a black Pantera T-shirt, Morgan Harrington, 20, a student at Virginia Tech University, was with friends, waiting for the band to take to the stage of the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va., on Oct. 17. Just before 9 p.m., she excused herself to go to the bathroom, then called her pals to say the staff was refusing to let her back inside and that she would make her way home.
That was the last anyone has heard from the 5'6", 120-lb., blue-eyed, blonde student.
Metallica 'Psyched' for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Originally posted 04/04/2009 09:00AM
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After 28 years together, Metallica is amped for its induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday in Cleveland. "It's mind-blowing. It's very, very cool," drummer Lars Ulrich, 45, tells PEOPLE. "We're ready for this and we're psyched."
The legendary hard-rock band – which also includes singer James Hetfield, 45; guitarist Kirk Hammett, 46; and bassist Robert Trujillo, 44 – will join the ranks of only a handful heavy acts when they take the stage this weekend.
"Obviously they've been pretty selective with the harder rock bands that have gained entrance over the years," says Ulrich. "AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath – so that's very good company to be in."
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2. After that you should be able to backup using the mapped drive letter
3. Your Management Studio Object Explorer logical drive enumeration window should be able to list the above mapped drive
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The drawback here is that once the SQL Server service is restarted, the mapped drive will no longer be visible because it will be unmapped. If you want to persist the mapped drive information then you need to create a startup procedure for executing the script in Step 1.
The easiest way would be to create a backup device using the UNC path of the remote share that you want to take the database backups on. One thing you need to keep in mind that the SQL Server startup account needs to have full permissions on the remote share.
Ideally, services should not access any Local or Network resources through mapped drive letters. Since the behavior of mapped drives differ across versions of Windows, the above mentioned approach may NOT work in all scenarios. Please refer the following KB Article for more details: 180362 INFO: Services and Redirected Drives ( http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;180362 )
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It works perfectly with single instance on the server.
But when I have several instances and I would like to use this method to the same mapped drive I get the error of "The local device name is already in use".
Is there a work around it?
The error (operating system error #85) that you are referring to would occur only if you try to re-map a UNC path to the same drive letter under the same security context. Before you perform backups on the mapped drive for the first time after a SQL Service restart, you would have to map the drive using xp_cmdshell. Or if you want to avoid this step, then you would have to add a startup proc which performs the drive mapping.
This has to be done for each instance present on the server only ONCE after a SQL Service restart. Could you provide the Operating System and SQL Sever version details?
When you map the drive for the first time, make sure you pick a drive letter which is not currently being used. I have verified that on a server with multiple instances, I can map the same drive letter using xp_cmdshell on all three instances to the same UNC path.
It didn't work for me, everything went through without error and I can see the mapped drive in Windows Explorer(listed as a disconnected drive...but I can see the files). I still can't see the drive when I try to back it up...any advice?
If NET USE command throws an error while mapping it, xp_cmdshell wouldn't report an error. If you perform a EXEC XP_CMDSHELL 'dir <drive name>', you should get an output. If you don't and it throws back an OS error in the output window, then we would need to troubleshoot that error. If this gives you a directory listing, then you should see the drive in the Object Explorer when specifying a device location to perform the backup.
What is the error that you are receiving and what version of SQL are you trying this on? I have already tried this on my server. I have already mentioned that "services should not access any Local or Network resources through mapped drive letters" but this is a workaround if you have no other choice.
Here is perfect example
EXEC XP_CMDSHELL 'NET USE Y: "\\network path\D$\Microsoft Sql Data" /user:rack.com\alondhe password'
Very useful article, wish I've found it before when I got this problem.
However, I solved the problem with this tool http://www.sqlbackupandftp.com. It allows you to run remote backups on your LAN and FTP sites as well.
This worked perfectly and helped me a lot. Thank you.
Wow. Thank you so much. I have been reading various Microsoft articles about mapping to network drives, but none of them mentioned to do this before dealing with the domain account which SQL Server service uses to log on. I had to enable the xp_cmdshell advanced options (read technet.microsoft.com/.../ms190693.aspx to do this), but as soon as I did that I was able to run the above query and my mapped network drive was then seen by SQL Server as a viable path to store my .bak files. Awesome.
Thank you so much, this was very helpful.
Amit, I'm trying to set up a second backup (actually restore to) location. I've set it up just as you've described before. This time after I map the drive and try to DIR the share via xp_cmdshell, it gives me "access denied". I've set up the share and given full control to my windows login. I'm logged into SSMS with my windows login, so xp_cmdshell must be using another account. How do I go about using another account with xp_cmdshell?
i try command work successfully (exec xp_cmdshell 'net use Y:\ \\ my path) but it still not showing mapped dr i m using sql server2008r2
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In this Social Science Bites podcast, social theorist Steven Lukes tells interviewer Nigel Warburton how Émile Durkheim's exploration of issues like labor, suicide and religion proved intriguing to a young academic and enduring for an established one.
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The arrival of a report calling for the British government to better support social science has raised questions about the role, responses and responsibilities of a 'public sociology.'
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Just as scholarship now is more and more about the generation of economic benefits, for many studying is now less about 'reading for a degree' than about 'getting a degree,' suggests Daniel Nehring.
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Critical scholarship and intellectual dissent are currently being closed down in favour of a model of academic life that accords scholars a limited role as purveyors of practically useful skills in 'real-world' labour markets.
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The American Academy of Political and Social Sciences recognizes William Julius Wilson for his work on race, stratification, and disadvantage in the U.S.
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UPDATING the JAMA list of magazines that carry no advertisements for cigarettes or other tobacco products is a daunting task. Hundreds of new periodicals debut each year even as hundreds of others disappear. Yet the Medical News & Perspectives staff perseveres, trying to make it easier for physicians to fill their reception rooms with reading material whose commercial content is not hazardous to their patients' health.
Thanks also to the contributions of a number of The Journal's readers, particularly the members of DOC (Doctors Ought to Care), a group of physicians dedicated to educating the public about the causes of preventable illness, this list contains many new tobacco-free titles along with the no-smoking standbys.
A word of warning is in order, however. According to Alan Blum, MD, associate professor of family medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Tex, chair of DOC, and former JAMA Fishbein Fellow in Medical
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