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A 44-year-old man accused of dousing a friend with gasoline before setting him on fire has been charged with attempted murder in the second degree and other drug charges, according to police.
Police records say Joel Lonzaga was drinking Wednesday night in Kaneohe with the 47-year-old victim when an argument arose.
Family members tried to stop Lonzaga. They say the flames lasted for more than 30 seconds and went higher than the carport.
The victim was rushed to Straub Clinic & Hospital where he is reportedly in critical condition.
Second-degree attempted murder carries a life sentence. Lonzaga is in police custody on $200,000 bail.


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You may have heard the term in conversation at the water cooler, or perhaps seen a commercial on TV that talked about workers' compensation, or "workers' comp" for short. But, what is it exactly?
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Workers' compensation is a special kind of insurance that all employers in Georgia with three or more employees must maintain that pays medical bills and a percentage of lost wages when a person gets injured on the job. If you were injured or made ill while on the job, you will likely be covered regardless of who was at fault.
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If you find yourself in a situation where you are sick or injured from work-related causes, here is what you should do:
Step 1: Get help: Ask your employer to send you to a doctor or go to the nearest emergency medical facility to get examined and treated immediately.
Step 2: Tell your boss: You only have up to 30 days after the accident to report it to your employer or your benefits could be denied. A good rule of thumb is to report the accident to a supervisor as soon as possible.
Step 3: Hire an attorney: An experienced workers' compensation lawyer will know how best to help you get the compensation you deserve and will file the required documents with the Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation.
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There are several different types of workers' compensation benefits an injured worker or their spouse or dependents may be entitled to following a work-related accident including weekly income benefits, medical treatment, permanent partial disability, rehabilitation and death benefits. Each type covers a different form of loss, and some are short-term whereas others last much longer. To understand what types of benefits you are entitled to you need competent information and assistance from an attorney experienced in handling workers' comp cases.
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Injuries and illnesses that result from one's job duties can be serious. They can have a significant impact on the employee's life and cause a lot of stress, particularly as it relates to his or her health and well-being. But, what exactly is considered a work-related injury or illness and when are they covered by workers' comp?
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The law is clear that compensable injuries and illnesses are those that "arise out of" and "in the course of" employment. Both elements must be present, but what do they mean? When you are wondering whether your injury or illness is covered by workers' compensation, here are some factors to consider:
- Aggravation of a pre-existing condition: An aggravation of a pre-existing condition is covered by workers' compensation, and as long as the aggravation continues the injured employee will be entitled to income and/or medical benefits.
- Deviation from job duties: Did you take a lunch break or go off-site on a purely personal errand? If you were injured during a time like this, you are probably not covered by workers' compensation. However, these cases are fact-specific so contact one of our attorneys to discuss your case.
- Commute to work: As a general rule, injuries that occur during travel to or from work, whether by bus, car, train, plane, etc., are not covered by workers' comp. However, there are a number of exceptions to the general rule so it is important to speak with one of our workers' compensation attorneys regarding the specifics of your case.
- Willful misconduct: How you conduct yourself on the job, or in some cases before arriving at work, has a big impact on whether your case will be covered. If your injury is the result of a fight you started, because you were under the influence of alcohol or drugs, while you were engaged in "horseplay," or during the commission of a crime, you could very likely find yourself without workers' comp coverage.
These are just a few of the factors to consider when determining whether an injury or illness is covered by workers' compensation. In order to truly understand what is covered, the best approach is to contact an experienced attorney who knows the law on workers' compensation and how the legal system operates.
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Whether you are uncertain of your workers' comp rights or simply have questions about a work-related injury or illness, the lawyers at Cummings & Middlebrooks, LLP, are dedicated to helping you when you have been injured on the job. We are experts in handling cases related to workers' compensation and can help you get what you deserve. If you would like to learn more or would like to schedule a FREE consultation, please call 404-994-5525 or click here to complete our contact form.
Construction Site Injuries and Safety: Workers' Compensation on the Job Site
According to the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OHSA), 4,405 workers died on the job in 2013.1 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there were 796 deaths in construction alone, the highest number of the deaths occurring with construction laborers, first-line supervisors/managers, extraction workers, roofers, carpenters and electricians.2 With these statistics, it is important to make sure you stay safe at work and if you are a manager, that you keep your employees' safety in mind.
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Working on a construction site can be very dangerous and it requires extra safety measures. Here are some examples of accidents and how to avoid them:
- Construction debris accidents: Injuries from construction debris occur in many ways. Head and brain trauma are more serious types of injuries from construction debris, but they can usually be prevented by wearing a hard hat or other protective head gear. Eye protection is also very important as it can mean the difference between sight and blindness.
- Power tool accidents: There is a lot of power behind modern power tools and most are capable of causing serious injury. Be sure to wear proper safety gear that protects your head, hands, feet and face. Ensure that your power tools are working properly, that their safety features are functioning, and that you fully understand how to operate them before starting work.
- Heavy equipment accidents: Most heavy equipment tends to be mobile and is usually a crane, bulldozer, or large truck. No one under the age of 18 should operate these types of machines. Always inspect the equipment before starting it and only use it for its intended purpose. Check your surroundings to identify any possible hazards. Be sure to turn off the equipment after use and store it properly.
- Roofing accidents: Roofing accidents are common because the work takes place at dangerous heights and falls can occur climbing up to, down from and while on the roof. Ensure that ladders and scaffolds are secured and that safety harnesses and lines are in proper working order. Always be careful of loose roofing tiles and where you step.
- Electrical accidents: Keep scaffolding, ladders and other items away from electrical wiring and do not use metal objects near power lines. When operating a crane or other tall machine, give yourself plenty of clearance to maintain a safe distance from electrical wires. Always wear rubber soled boots and insulated gloves when working with electricity
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The lawyers at Cummings & Middlebrooks, LLP, are dedicated to helping you when you have been injured on the job. We are experts in handling cases related to workers' compensation and can help you get what you deserve. If you need medical attention, count on us to help you get the treatment you need. Call us at 404-994-5525 or click here to complete our contact form.
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One of my well respected customers asked me today if we would support the ability to change the way a double click action took place on the map. Specifically, they wanted the ability to double-click on the map and not just zoom in one level, but two or even three. How can this be done? Well, it's supported today - you just need to do a bit of work. :)
Here's the thought process: When a user double-clicks on the map, you'll want to capture the double-click event. When I say capture, I mean you have the ability to tell the Virtual Earth map control, "When someone double-clicks the map, don't do what you normally do! I want to do something different." So, once you've captured the double-click event, you want to then identify which zoom level you're on currently, increase that by however many zoom levels you want to skip to, then set the zoom level to that new number.
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">  <title></title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">

Now, this is all great if you JUST want to zoom in, but what if you want to zoom in to where the user actually double-clicked on the map? You're going to need a bit more code (just a small bit). There are 2 distinct functions for this - map.SetZoomLevel() and map.SetCenter(). So, you COULD do both of those to set the zoom level and capture where the user click to reverse the pixel to latitude / longitude and then set the center...but why would you that when there's a map.SetCenterAndZoom() method which does both for you in a single function?!
The following shows you how to:
var map = null;
//////////New function for double-click////////function CustomDoubleClick(e){//Get the current zoom level var currentZoomLevel; currentZoomLevel = map.GetZoomLevel();//Recenter map based on where the user clicked
//Get the x pixel var x = e.mapX;//Get the y pixel var y = e.mapY;//Create a VEPixel object pixel = new VEPixel(x, y);
//Convert the pixel to a lat/long
var LL = map.PixelToLatLong(pixel);//Set the new center (based on where user clicked) and zoom level (two levels//down from where the user was previously) map.SetCenterAndZoom(LL, currentZoomLevel + 2);
//Return true to override the Virtual Earth default double-click event return true;}
And, there you have it. Custom zooming in. This architecture will work for overriding most Virtual Earth events, so feel free to try it with the mousewheel or right-click events as well.


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Regarding water, in general, my standard photo reference has always been a 1965 paper, Water Quality Criteria, by Lloyd West of Kodak. (The 1997 edition of IS&T's Handbook of Photographic Science and Engineering still used this paper as a reference.) Per West, in 1965 the US Drinking Water Standard was 0.3 ppm iron. He notes, "that level of iron can be expected to gradually produce stains and deposits on equipment and possibly photographic products." In a separate table of "Practical Limits for Common Impurities for Water," he lists 0.1 ppm for each of copper, iron, and manganese.
West only has a couple of paragraphs on iron, also saying "Iron is usually present in well water...especially in acid waters of pH less than 7. Sulfates of iron and aluminum are common sources of acidity of well waters."
Part of what West did was a survey of processing labs, and specs on their water. Today, you can likely find all of those water analyses on-line, searching for the city name and "water analysis," or "water quality report."
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Sinovac Biotech Ltd. is a China-based biopharmaceutical company that focuses on the research, development, manufacture and commercialization of vaccines that protect against human infectious diseases. Sinovac's vaccine products include Healive(R) (hepatitis A), Bilive(R) (combined hepatitis A and B), and Anflu(R) (influenza). Panflu(R) and PANFLU.1, Sinovac's pandemic influenza vaccine (H5N1) and H1N1 vaccine, have already been approved for government stockpiling. Sinovac is developing vaccines for enterovirus 71, universal pandemic influenza, Japanese encephalitis, and human rabies. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Tangshan Yian, is conducting field trials for independently developed inactivated animal rabies vaccines.
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This is his third loan cycle and he has always paid on time. His previous loans helped him to purchase tools for his work as well as improve his barber shop. Ali is now requesting a loan from Al Majmoua in order to purchase an electric motor and a washing chair for his salon.
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The Pre-School moved to Highfields Primary School in September 2005. We became 'Busy Bee's Kindergarten' in April 2009.
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This one paragraph in the 40+ page report intrigues me! On page 35, paragraph 101.
The Forecast assumes that the Azure Group will begin selling its Transit Connect product
starting in July 2012 and that certain cash receipts from these sales will begin in July 2012.
Purchases of inventory and direct materials will also begin in July 2012 to top-up existing
inventory to allow for completion of units.
IS THERE HOPE? I doubt that us lowly common shareholders will survive the restructuring though,
as in most cases, only the secured investors (like JCI) come through smiling at the outcome.
Also the monitor (Ernest & Young Inc.) have recommended to the court an extension of stay period
to July 16, 2012.
Here is the direct link to the article that djlbc refers us to.
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"What we've learned there at the vineyards we are now moving to use in beef farms," Burger said.
A major accomplishment for 2011 was the increased use of farm equipment that aids in conservation, Burger said. The SLWAP rents out such equipment – which was purchased for the program by the city of Syracuse – to farmers, with the intent to get the equipment known and used by farmers and then, hopefully, when farmers need to upgrade their equipment in the future they will move to the conservation equipment.
The program currently rents out a corn planter, a drill and an Aer-Way manure spreader.
"This was the best year ever for equipment rental with an increased number of farmers using our machines," Burger said.
The SLWAP also exceeded its goal in a new tire recycling project funded mainly by the state Department of Environmental Conservation. The goal this year was to recycle 5,000 tires, and the project has so far recycled 5,400.
It has been a "very beneficial program," which they hope to continue, Burger said. The state DEC put up $15,000 for the program and the SLWAP paid $5,000 in matching funds.
Unfortunately, as 2011 turns into 2012, "grant funding is getting tight," Burger said. The DEC tire recycling grant is the last part of the total DEC money doled out to the SLWAP in 2011.
"Times are getting tight, grant money is drying up and there's lots of competition for the money that's left," Burger said.
The SLWAP is now looking for new and different avenues of funding to sustain it into the coming year, he said.
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Houston Symphony President Robert A. Peiser and Executive Director and CEO Mark C. Hanson announced today that the Orchestra has selected Colombian-born, Vienna-trained conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada as its next Music Director. Orozco-Estrada, who will occupy the Roy and Lillie Cullen Chair, will serve as Music Director Designate during the 2013-14 season and will begin a five-year contract in the 2014-15 season. Orozco-Estrada's appointment was formally announced on the Jones Hall stage today in front of several hundred people, including the orchestra, staff, board, local media and Houston's Mayor, the Honorable Annise D. Parker.
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About the Arcelis™ Technology
Arcelis is Argos's proprietary technology for personalizing RNA-loaded dendritic cell immunotherapies. This platform is based on optimizing a patient´s own (autologous) dendritic cells to trigger a tumor- or pathogen-specific immune response. To address the challenge of the unique genetic profile of each patient's disease and the genetic mutations of that disease, Argos loads the autologous dendritic cells with a sample of messenger RNA ("mRNA") isolated from the patient´s disease. Through this process, dendritic cells can potentially prime immune responses to the entire antigenic repertoire, resulting in an immunotherapeutic that is fully personalized for each patient's disease.
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Argos Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of fully personalized immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer and infectious diseases based on its Arcelis™ technology platform. Using biological components from each patient, Arcelis-based immunotherapies employ the patient's dendritic cells to activate an immune response specific to the patient's disease. Argos' most advanced product candidates include AGS-003 for the treatment of metastatic renal cell carcinoma, or mRCC, and AGS-004 for the treatment of HIV.
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Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Not Needed
Website: http://www.viennainn.com/
Best Dishes:
Beef chili; vegetarian chili; chili dogs topped with mustard, diced onions, and melted cheese; burgers; brats; Buffalo wings; chili-mac.
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Starters, $2.75 to $5.95; main courses, $1.50 to $7.95.
Like any neighborhood tavern worth its salt, this saloon has worn wooden booths and a slightly sticky floor, but the food is as good as the suds. The house specialty—meaty, beer-spiked chili—can be had on a juicy hot dog, as chili-mac (over a bowl of spaghetti), or on its own. Even a five-bean vegetarian version sings, especially with a dash of hot sauce.
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Photographing with One Light By Joe McNally
Ever been told to work lighter, faster, better and with less gear? Well Joe McNally's latest class dives right in and shows you what's possible with just one single light. You'll learn how to take studio-quality lighting on location. When you're done, you'll be able to take one light and make it look like you had so much more at your disposal.
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Blocks inflammatory activity of two immune system molecules, researchers report
THURSDAY, Oct. 18 (HealthDay News) -- A new twist on an old theory of drug treatment for asthma has shown promise in a small, early trial, a California company reports.
The idea is to block the activity of cytokines, immune system molecules believed to play a major role in asthma by causing allergic inflammation.
A number of cytokines have been implicated in asthma, among them interleukin-4 and interleukin-13. A number of drugs aimed at blocking one or the other have met with little success.
The new approach is a single drug, called pitrakinra, which blocks the receptors for both interleukins simultaneously, said Malinda Longphre, director of the clinical department of Aerovance Inc. in Berkeley.
"It has been shown that IL-4 shares receptors with IL-13," Longphre added. "They produce the same response. Our drug blocks the shared receptors, and it appears from the two clinical trials we report that we are able to intervene and inhibit the allergic response throughout."
Results of the two trials are reported in the Oct. 19 issue of The Lancet. In one trial, 12 people with asthma were given daily injections of pitrakinra and then inhaled allergens. One major measure of lung function, forced expiratory volume, was reduced by only 17.1 percent in those taking the drug, compared to a decrease in lung function of 23.1 percent in a group taking a placebo.
In the second study, 16 people with asthma inhaled pitrakinra. The decrease in lung function when exposed to allergens averaged a mere 4.4 percent, compared to a 15.9 percent decrease in lung function for a comparable group that was given placebo.
"The drug itself is human IL-4, with a couple of amino acid substitutions that allow it to bind to the receptors," Longphre explained. The company hopes to market the drug as an inhalant, but tha
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(PRWEB) August 20, 2013
In dual celebration of two of Royal Flush Havanese's favorite things, summer and Havanese dogs, Royal Flush Havanese announces a fun-filled, Facebook photo contest. Post a picture of a Havanese enjoying all that summer has to offer and enter to win a shot at a $100.00 gift pack tailor made to delight any Havanese and his-or-her human.
Royal Flush Havanese encourages all contestants to dig deep and get creative. The photographic possibilities are endless. Anything representative of summer, fun, and all things Havanese are welcome. Beach pictures, camping photos, and picnic photographs are just three of the possibilities. Royal Flush Havanese encourages people to think outside of the box, get imaginative and keep an eye out for unique photographic opportunities with the Havanese dogs in their lives.
As all Havanese lovers know from joyful experience, these are one of the most photogenic canine breeds on the planet. In fact, Royal Flush Havanese cannot think of a better canine muse. Possessing an innate playfulness, natural good looks, and winning personalities, all Havanese are walking photo opportunities waiting to happen. Every one of these personality-rich, fun-loving, affectionate dogs has a calendar's worth of photos in them! Be the one to unleash them.
Havanese lovers who want to participate are encouraged to start posting their photos now. Royal Flush Havanese will re-post them and let the Havanese-loving public be the collective judge. The photo that gets the most "likes" on Facebook by the end of the day, August 31, wins and the Havanese-loving photographer who posted it gets to pamper his-or-her Havanese with all the goodies in
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Confusion matrix for 18 different classes of non-coding RNAs using RandomForest algorithm. QD and QM values are showing sensitivity and specificity for each ncRNA class respectively. White to green color showing number of entries from the range of 0 to 1980.
Panwar et al. BMC Genomics 2014 15:127 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-15-127


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Dexter-Russell Knife Roll / Bag Selection
A bit cumber some and should have a shoulder strap.
Holds plenty of knives and they will not get banged up or scratched.
Nice bag. A little heavy once you have all your knives in it, but overall it's well made and looks great.
Really great bag. Lightweight, fits many tools, and it's stylish.
Excellent bag. I love it. Canvas is sturdy and the bag looks great. A friend of mine liked it so much that he bought one as well. A little pricey but definitely worth it for the culinary professional.
I liked, bought it because I started doing college Gastronomy.
Strong material, attractive, excellent product Highly Recommend
I love the bag but hate the fact that it was treated with some sort of chemical that makes it smell.. I aired it out for 2 weeks and it still has a strong smell. What sucks about this is that I recently moved out of the country and everything that was packed in the suitcase with my knife bag now emits that strong chemical smell too. Hopefully over time, it will fade.
- Kitchen Cutlery Storage Options - While knives often take some natural wear and tear from cooking, you can significantly extend the life of your knife by considering how you store them.
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Welcome! to the Buy Fresh Buy Local® Northwestern Pennsylvania region page, your guide for locating farm fresh foods, value-added products, agritourism experiences, cooperative connections, suppliers, restaurants and everything local throughout northwestern Pennsylvania.
Counties in this region: Erie, Mercer, Venango, Crawford, Forest, Clarion and Warren
This region is part of the Western Pennsylvania Buy Fresh Buy Local chapter, coordinated by the Western Regional Office of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA).
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We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help coordinate activities and events for this region. Volunteering is a great way to meet individuals who share a passion for delicious, locally-grown foods and the farmers that produce them. The opportunities are varied, including activities such as:
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To get involved, contact Jessy.
–Find out about local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Shares with our 2015 CSA Guide.
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–Browse local food providers on the map to the right.
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Agreement between methods expressed as the overlap of selected loci, over all experimental data sets. In general, the multi-locus approaches showed much more consistency with each other. The average percent overlap among RFPI, RFRSS, RFSF, SPLS, lasso, and elastic net was 49% (ranging from 31% to 67%), while HK and CIM had 17% of top loci in common.
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Made in Germany? Available in 35mm and 8mm? No T-grain emulsion? Emulsion not made by Fotoimpex inhouse? 100 ASA? Triacetete base?
Guys, it's so obvious. I would bet any money that it is Orwo UN54. The only remaining German film manufacturer is Filmotec, successor of the East German Orwo company. They produce black and white film for movies.
This is good news because it is a very good film. I saw results that were pretty impressive, even in good ol' Rodinal. I never tried it myself because it has only been available in rolls of 100' and more, and I just don't like to roll my own films, but I look forward to trying it as soon as it's available.


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Henry Lewis: A Buffalo TattooJuxtapoz // Sunday, October 28, 2012
San Francisco based talent Henry Lewis seems to have his hands in everything from tattooing to painting and drawing. His epically dark and intricate signature style is hard to miss, especially when its looking right at you from the eyes of a strong, noble buffalo hand tattoo.
Ricky Miranda and Clam Lynch @ 63 BLUXOME STREET GALLERY, SFJuxtapoz // Tuesday, October 23, 2012
A few San Francisco standards, Ricky Miranda and Clam Lynch, will be opening new works at Bablyon Burning's satellite space, 63 Bluxome Street Gallery in SF this Friday, October 26. We suggest making it to the opening as well: San Francisco Rock Project will be performing.
Cope2 @ Project One Gallery, San FranciscoJuxtapoz // Monday, October 22, 2012
Now open through November 10, Project One Gallery in San Francisco presents "The Rebirth," an exhibition of work by New York graffiti legend Cope2. Widely recognized as one of New York City's most famous and prolific graffiti writers, this self-taught artist has been a fixture of the street scene for over 30 years. More recently, his paintings have been displayed in galleries across the United States and abroad.
Opening: Ryan Travis Christian "The Second Banana" @ Guerrero Gallery, SFJuxtapoz // Wednesday, October 17, 2012
As we prepare a larger look at Ryan Travis Christian's work in the print magazine, the Chicago-based artist just opened a new solo exhibition, The Second Banana, at Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco. We think of Christian's work as a psychedelic trip animated by an artist in the 1930s. It just has that vintage feel to it. Maybe that is why we like it so much.
Joel Daniel Phillips 'No Regrets in Life'Illustration // Tuesday, October 16, 2012
In 'No Regrets in Life', Joel Daniel Phillips has created seven-foot tall charcoal and graphite odes to the homeless community of San Francisco's Central Market district. 'Through larger than life-sized renderings of individuals from my street corner, "No Regrets in Life" examines the people I encounter on a regular basis. Overlooked and unidentified, the renderings are an attempt to play with our voyeuristic tendencies toward the indigence surrounding us, hiding in plain sight...'
Juxtapoz @ Treasure Island Music Festival 2012Music // Monday, October 15, 2012
After our partnership with Outside Lands over the summer Juxtapoz was lucky enough to be invited to partner with Treasure Island Music Festival. After a light breakfast we headed to Civic Center to take the free shuttle, yes free, out to the island, a quick 10 - 15 minute ride across the Bay Bridge to enter the festival and see the likes of Public Enemy, The xx, Grimes, Ty Segall, Matthew Dear, Youth Lagoon, M83, and others.
Juxtapoz @ Treasure Island Music FestivalJuxtapoz // Friday, October 12, 2012
Juxtapoz is gonna be out at Treasure Island Music Festival this weekend Instagraming, rocking, and generally having a great time...
Trash Receptacle TagginGraffiti // Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Can anyone actually get mad at you for tagging on a trashcan? I mean, it carries trash yah know.
#BLACKLIGHT @ Evergold GalleryJuxtapoz // Saturday, October 06, 2012
Tonight, Ever Gold Gallery in San Francisco will showcase for the second and last time the work of conceptual artist, Guy Overfelt. The show entitled #BLACKLIGHT is somewhat a mystery and in the words of the gallery, "You'll never see Guy Overfelt's face in San Francisco nor his work after this exhibition." It may be worth a peek, you just might be in for a surprise.
Preview: Ferris Plock "Carry On" @ Shooting Gallery, SFJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 04, 2012
Juxtapoz friend and staple here in San Francisco, fine artist Ferris Plock is set to open a new body of work at Shooting Gallery in SF on Saturday, October 6. We just received a preview of the show, capped off with Plock's three boomboxes made in collaboration with Pseudo Studios, which Plock tells us are all "hit with auto paint and made from wood." Pictures after the jump . . .


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5. Bruce Springsteen: Where to begin with "The Boss"?
Let's try Rolling Stone:
For nearly four decades Bruce Springsteen has been a working-class hero: a plainspoken visionary and a sincere romantic whose insights into everyday lives — especially in America's small-town heartland — have earned comparisons to John Steinbeck and Woody Guthrie. His belief in rock's mythic past (and its potential) revitalized pop music and made Springsteen a superstar in the Eighties. He maintained his enormous popularity into the 21st century, when he became even more of an outspoken political activist.
In 2012, Springsteen threw himself behind President Obama, most famously warming up the crowd for him in Madison, Wisconsin. Springsteen also played at Obama's final two events of the campaign — in Columbus, Ohio and Des Moines, Iowa. From 1979, at his first-ever political concert appearance to protest nuclear power, through a surprise appearance with a single song alongside Jackson Browne at a 750,000-person nuclear freeze rally in Central Park, and numerous Amnesty International concerts, to his involvement in the 2012 election, Springsteen has stuck to his liberal leanings. He is the real thing!
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Kudos and big hugs to these celebrities who make a differance by Advocating. i did not know about Danson or Norton. thnx for posting
I had *okay, still kinda do* a huge celebri-crush on Edward Norton.
I Think Celebrity Advocates may have more time and available funds .... Which is Wonderful :-) Everybody doing their own Shares are Wonderful too !! Thanx :-)
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I think its great that celebrities are getting more involved in these areas, especially animal rights & ecology. However, I must correct the post from Annmari L. here below me. Lady gaga wears fur & posed for a photo of herself in a dress made of solid MEAT !!! It was disgusting !!! :(
I shared this article on FB.
Lady Gaga is another celeb helping out. Not so much in enviromental issues but in civil rights ones. Just as important. And George Clooney et.al. in Sudan. Thanks for posting all these names. There were some I didn't know where that involved, like Ted Danson. I believe well-known people can do a lot to change the world and there are several that do their best to use their celeb status to make a difference. Thanks to you all!
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How can i configure the US to search for the public keys of external users.. When i send email to external users from PGP desktop, it doesnt find the public key.. so i guess i need to configure the US to search for them.. Where can i find this option???
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Btw - forgot to mention - depending on your client (is it managed by a UN or standalone)? I assumed managed since you mention the UN. In either case and depending on your UN Policy, you may also be able to adjust where the client searches for keys on the client itself.
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Hi Tom..
Yes its managed, i think that the Global directory is enable by default right?? I changed some rules of my policy chains (outbound), all to search in the gobal directory, but didnt work. How can i troubleshot mail flow?? I tried to enable the Learn Mode but i dont see any log.. im not sure if it also works if the encryption is done in PGP Desktop.
Hi bnilsson,
Ok.. before the actions i supposed that need to add a log entry .. and then continues processing the other actions, right ?
Mmm no, i dont find any log entry refering to the Global Directory... All i see is in the PGP Desktop with the notifier the pop up that says.. Not key found, send it clear.
Hi again.
Yes, you could either add separe rules just containing the log action, or better, add a log entry to existing rules (before the "normal action").
Ok. Is the Global Directory enabled beneath Key-servers? - you should have some indication on the UNI - client logs (turn on verbose) that indicates something - at least something along the line : CLIENT-XXXXX: key search <recipient@domain> [keyserver.pgp.com]: Y .
ok.. thats a good idea.. i understand that the mail flow that a PGP desktop follows is this: Default - Outbound client mail - outbound - application is client - client outbound only -send message.. I notice that inside the Key search of this policy the Global Directory is in second place.. i will try to change the priority..
and.. i was looking in the wrong logs.. i will do some test and tell you the results...
thanks for your help...


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Explainer: Your Guide to the February GOP Caucuses
After the raucous and high-stakes campaigning that marked the first month of the Republican primary contests, the caucuses over the next few weeks are a little, well, meh. Only the results in Nevada are binding as far as the delegate count is concerned. But the local gatherings, and their turnout, will give us some sense as to the mood of the party base in a very different set of states.
We start the down-and-out west in Nevada, where unemployment is country's highest. Then to the critical swing state of Colorado, where turnout in the Republican-only will be an early indication of the anti-incumbent energy there. And there's Minnesota, home of former candidates Tim Pawlenty and Michele Bachmann, where unemployment is below 6 percent and voters don't register by parties at all. And finally Maine, where independent voters outnumber both Democrats and Republicans and can join the non-binding president polls.
And as for their ultimate political punch? Mitt Romney won all four caucuses in 2008, but by the end of the first week of February, he'd dropped out of the race.
Nevada - February 4, 2012
The Caucus Voters: Participation is restricted to Republicans who registered before January 20. Voters must be physically present the evening of the caucus to cast a vote, except for members of the military and their families stationed outside their home county on caucus night.
What Happened Four Years Ago: Mitt Romney had a huge victory here in 2008, winning 51% of the 44,315 votes cast. Ron Paul was the next closest contender with 13.7 percent, beating John McCain by 434 votes. In November, President Obama won Nevada by 12 points, helped by 54-41 edge among independent voters.
Unemployment rate: 12.6 percent in December 2011.
Voter Registration: In January 2012, 42 percent Democrats, 35 percent Republican, 16 unaffiliated independents
What's at Stake: 28 delegates, which will be awarded proportionally depending on the margins in the caucus.
Colorado - February 7, 2012
The Caucus Voters: Republicans who joined the party at least two months before the caucus, that is, by December 7, 2011. Voters must be present to participate in the caucuses, which begin at 7pm local time. No absentee voting is allowed.
What Happened Four Years Ago: Just over 70,000 Republican voters turned out in 2008, and Romney got 60 percent of their votes. John McCain was a distant second at 18 percent and Huckabee finished third at 13 percent. In November, after President Obama accepted the Democratic nomination in Denver, he won Colorado by nearly nine points, helped with 13% of Republican voters and 54-44 edge among independent voters.
Unemployment rate: 7.9 percent in December 2011.
Voter registration: In January 2012, 32 percent Democrats, 32 percent Republican, 35 unaffiliated independents
What's at Stake: The caucus results are non-binding, but the local delegate elections area helpful boost for candidates vying for Colorado's 36 delegates up for grabs.
Minnesota – February 7, 2012
The Caucus Voters: Minnesota does not party registration, so the threshold for participation is "general agreement with the principles of the political party," as the Secretary of State's office puts it. That means self-identifying independents can participate alongside Republicans. Voters must be present at 7pm the evening of the caucus – no absentee voting is allowed.
What Happened Four Years Ago: Mitt Romney won the Minnesota caucuses with 41 percent of the vote, compared to John McCain's 22 percent and Mike Huckabee's 20 percent. In the general election, Obama won Minnesota by ten points, helped by a 17-point edge among independent voters.
Unemployment Rate: 5.7 percent in December 2011.
Voter Registration: Minnesota does not register voters by party affiliation. In exit polls in 2008, 40 percent self-identified as Democrat, 36 percent as Republican, and 25 percent as unaffiliated independents. There was not extensive exit polling in Minnesota in 2010, but some polling trends suggested Republican gains in 2010 ahead of the midterm elections.
What's at Stake: The presidential straw poll does not award any of Minnesota's 40 delegates, but a win certainly boosts a candidate's shot at winning over delegates.
Maine - February 4-11, 2012
The Caucus Voters: Registered Republicans who show up in person can vote, but unaffiliated independent voters, who make up the largest share of voters in Maine, can also sign up to join the Republican Party and participate on site, beginning at least an hour before each caucus. But voters can't switch parties on site – to participate in a Republican caucus, voters needed to change parties at least 15 days beforehand. The State Republican Party has recommended that local caucuses happen over the week of February 4-11, and the state party will announce the results at 7:30pm on February 11 in Portland.
What Happened Four Years Ago: There were fewer than 5500 votes cast in the Maine caucus over three days in February four years ago, and Mitt Romney won more than half of them. John McCain followed with 21 percent, and Ron Paul had 18 percent. Barack Obama won the state by 17 points in November, helped by 60 percent of self-identified independents.
Unemployment Rate: 7.0 percent in December 2011.
Voter Registration: In November 2011, 28 percent Republicans, 33 percent Democrats, and 36 percent unaffiliated independent voters.
What's at Stake: The caucus results are non-binding, so the Republican Party's "presidential straw poll" name is spot-on when it comes to these caucuses' political impact. The spoils are momentum and perception in Maine, which has 24 delegates.
Roll over the map to see how the GOP candidates fared in contests held so far, and how many delegates they picked up in primaries and caucuses.


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A worker removes electoral information banners in a polling station in downtown Rome Monday during Italy's general elections. Italians fed up with austerity voted in the country's most important election in a generation, as Europe held its breath for signs of fresh instability in the eurozone's third economy. FILIPPO MONTEFORTE/AFP/Getty Images


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The Microsoft CRM workflow functionality provides very flexible tools to model automated process. A prime example of automated process is assigning a Lead to a particular Sales Representative based on certain criteria. In this post I will provide an overview that demonstrates how to assign the lead, set the Territory, notify the sales rep of the lead assignment and then begin a follow-up process. For this example I have made the following modifications:
I have posted the Customizations from this post for you to download and use in your CRM deployment. In order to test this functionality I have posted my Lead import file.
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Angelina Jolie, Daniel Day-Lewis awarded honors by Queen Elizabeth II
LONDON (AP) — Angelina Jolie can add royal recognition to Hollywood stardom. The Oscar-winning actress has been named an honorary dame -- the female version of a knight -- by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.
Jolie, a United Nations special envoy, received the honor on Friday for her work combating sexual violence in war zones.
Jolie, who won a supporting actress Academy Award in 2000 for "Girl, Interrupted," has spoken of scaling back her movie roles to focus on humanitarian work. She said that "to receive an honor related to foreign policy means a great deal to me, as it is what I wish to dedicate my working life to."
Because she is not a British or Commonwealth citizen, Jolie won't be entitled to use the title "dame" before her name. Previous U.S recipients of honorary knighthoods include director Steven Spielberg, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and former President Ronald Reagan.
Jolie, who was in London this week to co-host an international summit on sexual violence, was one of hundreds of people recognized in the queen's annual Birthday Honors List for services to their community or national life.
Most of the honors go to people who are not in the limelight -- from soldiers and civil servants to academics and entrepreneurs -- but there is always a sprinkling of famous names.
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Three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis was made a knight "for services to drama" and can now call himself Sir Daniel. The actor, who won Academy Awards for "My Left Foot," ''There Will Be Blood" and "Lincoln," said he was "entirely amazed and utterly delighted in equal measure."
There were damehoods for novelist Hilary Mantel, author of prize-winning Tudor page-turners "Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies," and for fashion designer Zandra Rhodes.
Actress Maggie Smith, who plays the imperious Dowager Countess of Grantham in "Downton Abbey," was made a Companion of Honor, an award limited to 65 people "of distinction."
"Homeland" star Damian Lewis was named an Officer of the Order of the British Empire, or OBE.
The British actor said he was "very surprised but very happy" with the honor.
"I decided to do the very un-British thing of accepting the compliment," Lewis said.
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OBEs also went to Beatles expert and author Hunter Davies, musician Talvin Singh and John Simpson, longtime editor of the Oxford English Dictionary.
In the field of science, there was a knighthood for physicist Thomas Kibble, whose work contributed to the discovery of the Higgs boson -- the so-called "God particle."
Among those honored for charity work was the late Stephen Sutton, a teenager who raised $6.8 million while battling terminal cancer. Sutton, who died in May at age 19, was named a Member of the Order of the British Empire, or MBE.
Sylvia Lancaster, who founded a campaign against hate crime after her daughter, Sophie, was attacked and killed by a gang of youths in 2007 because of her Goth appearance, received an OBE.
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Today (June 10th), Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux, has announced the immediate availability of Linux kernel 2.6.30, a version that brings initial support for the log-structured NILFS2 filesystem, the POHMELFS distributed network filesystems, the RDS protocol, and the Microblaze CPU architecture. It also includes preliminary support for NFS 4.1 and IEEE 802.11w. Moreover, Linux kernel 2.6.30 comes with DRM support for the Radeon R6xx/R7xx video cards, the Tomoyo security module, faster boot-up support by asynchronously scanning the partitions and devices, ability to switch between the RAID5/6 modes, new drivers and many more. Ohh, and... starting with the next version, Linux kernel 2.6.31, we (Linux users) will be the first to have official support for the new USB 3.0, in September 2009.
Highlights of Linux Kernel 2.6.30:
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· Parallel Optimized Host Message Exchange Layered File System
· Distributed Network Storage
· Support for the RDS (Reliable Datagram Sockets) protocol
· Fastboot
· Support for IEEE 802.11w
· pwritev()/preadv() system calls
· EXOFS filesystem
· Initial support for NFS 4.1
· FS-Cache filesystem
· Tomoyo
· Performance improvements to the supported filesystems
· LZMA and BZIP2 compression support for the kernel image
· Support for the Microblaze CPU architecture
· Integrity Management Architecture
And now, let's have a look at some of the new major drivers and the newly supported devices introduced in this release:
· ATAPI device support
· FIP support
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· DIX/DIF support
· Support for 6G controller
· Driver for AD7877 Touchscreen
· Driver for AD7879 Touchscreen
· Maple mouse support
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· NetUP Dual DVB-S2 CI card support
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· Turbosight TBS6920 DVB-S2 PCI-e card support
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· Hauppauge WinTV-HVR1120 received support for Digital TV
· Hauppauge ATSC Minicard support
· Yuan MC770 DVB-T support
· Terratec Cinergy HT PCI MKII support
· Intel CE6231 and Intel CE6230 support
· Support for tda9875
· Syntek camera support
· Alcor Micro AU3820 support
· LGS8913/LGS8GXX/LGS8GL5 China DMB-TH support
These are just a few of the new drivers available in the Linux kernel 2.6.30. For a complete list of all the newly supported devices, newly added drivers, etc., please go here.
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When I was in college, I had the privilege of listening to a reading by the great writer Wallace Stegner. He came to a student dorm and did a reading from his novel, Wolf Willow. In my family he was a revered name. He wrote some of the American West's greatest novels, he understood Western history and the need for a stronger environmental ethic, and he wrote compassionately about Mormon history as someone who had spent part of his youth in Salt Lake City where he attended activities with a local … [Read more...]
The Quest for Great Mormon Literature
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The great artist Andy Goldsworthy in the documentary about his work, Rivers and Tides, is seen gathering roots and twigs at the base of a tree in his home in Scotland. He stitches these small pieces of fibrous matter together to form a beautiful man-made web that hangs precariously from the branch of a tree. What this signifies to me is the power of the imagination to make order out of chaos, to bring objects, discrete "things" into relationship in order to convey a sense of wholeness and mea … [Read more...]
There Are Many Gifts
The requirements of gospel living are really very simple. Jesus taught us that it boils down to two things. The first is to love God with all our heart, mind, might and soul. God wants the affections of our hearts, the best of our mental energies, and the steadiness of our determined will. And then all he asks is that we extend this same love toward each other. He is not asking us to love selectively, like we do in romantic love or in our social circles. He is asking us to love everyone as he … [Read more...]
Fishing for Metaphors
Fishers are compulsive storytellers. Maybe it is because they have spent so many hours for just a few minutes of excitement and this is their way of justifying this profligate expenditure of time. In my experience, it just feels selfish to keep a miraculous experience to oneself. One wants to spread the joy.In fishing as in life, one learns that getting the right results comes after careful preparation, knowledge, skill, planning have done all they can do. Then something extra kicks in, … [Read more...]
Mental Illness and the Atonement
Inspired by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland's masterful talk on mental illness, I have been reflecting on the great hope that is in Christ's suffering on our behalf. I don't want to repeat myself, but as someone who has been touched in the most personal and painful way by the effects of mental illness on a brother who took his life many years ago, I simply want to reiterate the truthfulness of his words. … [Read more...]
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Batzner Pest Management Announces Annual Madagascar Hissing Cockroach Race on October 6 as Part of National Customer Service Week
Fans of the "exotic and glamorous" Madagascar Hissing Cockroach, here's an exciting announcement! Batzner Pest Management is scheduling its ninth annual Madagascar Hissing Cockroach race on Tuesday, October 6 at 1:00 P.M. Jerry Batzner, president of the 63-year-old company bearing his family name, says his staff is now "training" their collection of Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches to compete in their upcoming annual hisser race at his New Berlin offices, 16948 W. Victor Rd. The race is part of the company's annual National Customer Service Week celebration.
If you don't recall the pertinent information about these "cute (not really) critters", you should know they originate in the island of Madagascar, off the coast of Africa. Batzner keeps them as pets in his offices and as an educational tool, too. The Madagascar cockroach is a fascinating insect because of its unusual ability to produce its hissing sound.
On racing day, Batzner employees will form teams, and each will choose their racing roach from the Batzner collection. "The roaches will zip (if you can call that zipping) along a customized, eight foot track built especially for the race," Batzner says. "Every year, the race attracts local and national attention and recently, ESPN, the cable TV sports network, termed it one of the Top 10 Sporting Events of the Week."
Customer Service Week allows the Batzner company to recognize the important contributions made by their customer service professionals. Batzner's customer service specialists will participate in games and other activities during the week, which runs October 5-9. Prizes will be awarded to the winners.
"But this is not just a party," Batzner says. "Customer Service Week, which began about 21 years ago, is a national event recognizing the importance of customer service and honoring the people who practice it. We're proud of our own customer service staff and are happy to recognize them for their important contributions to our organization and to our customers."
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Too often, fights about immigration in the US get ground into soundbites. "We are all immigrants." "All Hispanics are illegal." "Fence the borders" "On the Statue of Liberty, it says give us your tired, your poor, your hungry."
Well, I am for immigration. I don't particularly care for the people that sneak in to the country illegally. But the US needs immigration. They are valuable to the development of our country. Gary Becker has proposed charging for immigration, and I think it makes a lot of sense.
Here is a great immigration story to share with your children. Not enough people know about Tibor Rubin. I have met him a couple of times and he truly is an amazing person. He is an extremely cheerful person. When you hear his story, it will make you proud to be an American.
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Harrigan and Braham
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The plays of Edward Harrigan (1844-1911), and their attendant songs written with David Braham (1838-1905), reflect a turbulent era in New York City, which was just emerging as the cultural and economic center of American life. This edition presents the collected Harrigan-Braham songs drawn from plays and skits depicting a variety of ethnic groups during the artists' twenty-year reign over the New York stage. The music, texts, and introductory essay provide a complete view of works that Charles Hamm has described as "the beginning of urban popular song."
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Flanders rushes for 280 yards and two touchdowns in Bearkats' win
October 3, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 24
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Eastern Washington defenders Allen Brown (4) and Evan Day (90) try to track down Sam Houston State's Timothy Flanders who rolled for 280 yards rushing.
Finally an Eastern Washington – Sam Houston football game wasn't decided on the final play or with the heartbreak of a comeback that fell short.
In Saturday's 49-34 victory at Bowers Stadium in Huntsville, Texas in contest delayed 90 minutes by a thunder storm, the Bearkats trailed just once. They got the expected big game from Timothy Flanders and improved their record to 4-1, and 3-0 versus the Eagles.
"They did a good job – they have a very good offense,"head coach Beau Baldwin said . "They've put up a lot of points on a lot of people."
In two previous games Sam Houston won 35-34 with an extra point with no time on the clock in an FCS quarterfinal playoff game in Cheney in 2004.
Last year the Bearkats held on just long enough to win 45-42 in an FCS semifinal game that sent the victor to the national championship and a contest they led 35-0 at half.
Flanders, the all-time leading rusher in the Southland Conference with exactly 5,000 yards, finished with 280 yards and two touchdowns on 32 carries . Richard Sincere added 98 yards on eight carries. As a team, Sam Houston averaged 8.3 per rush and finished with 556 yards overall.
No. 6 Eastern lost for the second straight week and fell to 2-2 as they begin Big Sky Conference play Saturday at Roos Field against Weber State with a 4:05 p.m. kickoff.
It took just six plays for the teams to score 13 points on their opening possessions. Sincere raced 51 yards just 1 minute and 1 second into the game capping a 78-play drive. Demitrius Bronson carried from two yards out with 12:42 to play but Kevin Miller's kick failed and SHSU led 7-6.
After stopping Sam Houston on their next possession, Eastern got its only lead of the game as Vernon Adams found Ashton Clark for a 33-yard touchdown catch in a drive that went 53 yards in just 1:56 and the Eagles were on top 13-7.
Brian Bell's 8-yard run made it 14-13 for the Bearkats just 53 seconds into the second quarter and they never trailed after that because Adams had his first down pass intercepted on the next possession by De'Antre Loche who returned the ball 42 yards for a score and a 21-13 lead.
Adams redeemed himself with a 59-yard touchdown connection to Cooper Kupp with 3:39 remaining in the half to draw the Eagles to within 21-20 but Torra Williams' 18-yard touchdown reception from Brian Bell 21 seconds before intermission gave SHSU a 28-20 lead.
Eastern's first possession of the second half went nowhere and Flanders made the Eagles pay quickly with his 60-yard scoring run on a third and one play and Sam Houston led 35-20.
The Eagles played a futile game of catch up the rest of the way. Bronson's second touchdown trimmed it to 35-27 with 9:08 to play in the third, but SHSU scored the next two – Williams on a 50-yard pass play at the 7-minute mark and Flanders a 12-yard carry with 6:10 to play for a 49-27 lead – before Quincy Forte closed it with a 62-yard catch and run with 5:20 to go.
Adams had 390 yards of total offense for the Eagles, but was sacked twice. He finished the game 19-of-31 for 355 yards and three touchdowns – and the costly pick-six.
Cory Mitchell, from nearby Katy, Texas, just two hours south of Huntsville, led the Eagles with 102 yards on five catches. Clark had six catches for 93 yards and a score. Forte led the ground game for Eastern with 56 total yards on 13 carries.
Defensively, cornerback T.J. Lee III had 11 total tackles while Allen Brown added 10 with a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and pass broken up.
Baldwin was able to quickly see that the loss was a whole-team breakdown.
"It's a whole team issue – offense, defense and special teams," Baldwin said. "We have to find little things that we need to improve on, and there is plenty."
With the Sam Houston loss, coupled with their 33-21 loss at FBS Toldeo, Sept. 14, Eastern lost for the second straight time for the first time since 2011 where they started the season 0-4.
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