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'Richard III' At The Old Globe
- When Multiple dates from Jun 21 - Sep 29, 2012 [days & times]
- Where Old Globe Theatre, 1363 Old Globe Way, San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Family, Festivals, Theater
- Cost $29 - $95
Above: Jay Whittaker as Richard III (center) with (from left) Danielle O'Farrell and Bree Welch in The Old Globe's Shakespeare Festival production of William Shakespeare's "Richard III," directed by Lindsay Posner, June 3 - Sept. 29, 2012. Photo by Henry DiRocco.
The Old Globe's world-famous Shakespeare Festival returns again this summer with a rotating repertory of three classic plays: William Shakespeare's "As You Like It" and "Richard III" and Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee's "Inherit the Wind." All three shows play under the stars in the Globe's beautiful outdoor theatre.
The title character of "Richard III" is one of the most diabolical and outrageous villains in all of literature. A ruthless Machiavellian, the brilliant and power-hungry lord embarks on a bloody campaign to seize and keep the English crown. Shakespeare paints an unforgettable portrait of obsession, seduction, betrayal and a man who would be king.
Dates: Sunday, June 3 - Saturday, September 29
Please contact our Ticket Services Office at 619-23-Globe (234-5623) to purchase tickets.
Location: Old Globe Theatre, 1363 Old Globe Way San Diego, CA 92101-1696 Google Maps


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What sefer discusses the details pertaining to the writing of Nevi'im and Megillos (i.e., how the paragraphs are broken up, where there are "special letters", etc.)?
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Minchas Shay is a commentary on Tanach that focuses on the correct reading (both k'siv and k'ri), including such things as paragraph breaks. (I don't know for certain that he comments on every sefer or which, but I know he does on many.) He does leave some questions open, mentioning both sides, and even where he takes a side I don't know whether sof'rim follow his decisions — but he is considered an authoritative source.
Meschet sofrim which is part of the mesechot katanot in bavli. It was written during the timesvof the geonim.
I recommend listening to Rabbi Wieder's Intro to Bible shiurim on YUTorah.org.

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1 Aug 2012 11:20 PM #11
thanks Col!
I'm wondering with this approach;
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RegExValidator myEmailValidator = new RegExValidator("^(\\w+)([-+.][\\w]+)*@(\\w[-\\w]*\\.){1,5}([A-Za-z]){2,4}$", "Email");
Will I be able to use the validator multiple times? Or do I need a separate validator for an additional email CC field?
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9 Dec 2012 11:00 PM #12
Why might you need more than one? Do you mean more than one instance? Assuming so, provided you aren't subclassing the validator and adding some state other than what is already there, you shouldn't need one.
The existing state just covers bits like 'what is the regex', and 'what error message do we use'. If you customize one, and use the same validator in multiple cases, naturally they will all have the same values, whether or not this is what you intended.
10 Dec 2012 12:49 AM #13
Hi Colin,
Yes more than one instance of the validator,
I think that I was not sure at whether the re-use of the validator, would mean that if one field was validated then the others would also validate.
Thanks for clearing this up.
18 Oct 2013 3:05 AM #14
How can i make server side validation. For exepale if the email adress alredy exist ?
18 Oct 2013 3:14 AM #15
Hi, I don't know the best solution is in GXT for that.
my guess is its based upon GWT serverside validation.
One idea I have as a simple solution would be to make the email address the key for you model that way you would get an exception thrown trying to add a record with the same key. However I sure there's a better way.
Hope this helps until someone else can provide a better response.


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I am using a lenovo z560 laptop but the game runs in the center of the screen but not in full screen. How do I make it appear in full screen?
Most of the time, this is a setting you can change with your video card driver. On my laptop (Dell Vostro 1000) with Catalyst Control center installed, it's a pretty easy setting to change!
If your graphic card isn't supporting Catalyst Control Center (because it's not an ATI or for whatever reason) there is probably an alternative (if you guys know, put it in here!). But it's your graphic card drivers that can fix that.
You can generally either increase the resolution of the game through its settings, to match the resolution of your monitor, or set your monitor resultion to the default resolution of the game. Normally games do the latter automatically, though if the resolution is small they will not not to avoid the game looking "blown up" and pixelated.
Could also be that in the game's video options, you've checked off (or it's set by default) to run in windowed mode, and not fullscreen.


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Nathanael said (John 1:46a):
"Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?" Nathanael asked.
What was the reputation of Nazareth at the time? Was it considered a "joke town" to be made fun of?
Nathanael said (John 1:46a):
What was the reputation of Nazareth at the time? Was it considered a "joke town" to be made fun of?
No solid source, but I always assumed Jerusalem Jews at the time thought of Galilee (and therefore Nazareth) Jews as hicks. It would be like suggesting the Savior would come from West Virginia or New Hampshire. The passage implies that Nathanael himself was from Galilee (perhaps Bethsaida). In that case, it would appear he considered Nazareth even more of a backwater, like Texarkana. (Some of my wife's relations are from that town and I get the feeling they make their unimportance a point of pride.)
As Affable Geek points out, there is no prior or contemporary (including Josephus) historical record of the town. One must assume that Jesus' hometown was very small.
I did find some of Josephus' description of Galilee:
It should be noted that Josephus was part of a Jewish revolt in Galilee that was put down by Vespasian. He had some reason to emphasize the importance of Galilee. However, we might glean some of Nathanael's surprise that anyone would claim the Messiah came from a village in that region since it was populated by foreigners (i.e. gentiles) and known more for its farming and fighting than its learning and virtue.
According to the Anchor Yale Dictionary, there is no extra-biblical mention of Nazereth, prior to 300 AD. As such, the conjecture is that Nazereth was just a minor village in the proximity of Sepphoris, the town Josephus called "the crown jewel of the Galilee."
The much larger town of Sepphoris was only a few kilometers away, and is more likely to have been where Joseph and Jesus would have worked.


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The Thistle Chapel:
A private chapel within St Giles Cathedral (or High Kirk of St Giles) for the member Knights of the Order of the Thistle who's membership is the personal gift of the Monarch, membership is considered to be Scotland's highest honour. Each Knight, has thier own stall in the chapel with the Monarch at the west end with the coat of arms.
This is my 3rd attempt to photograph this chapel and I mark this down as another failed attempt. The lighting is horrendous especially when the sun shines. For this shoot I set out on a very overcast day thinking this would be ideal conditions but by the time I arrived, the sun was shining bright. Is one of those places that I will keep going back to, until I get it right (or close to it). Anyway, is my best attempt so far.


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For the sake of simplicity, my question is focused specifically on Wordpress instead of focusing on all Content Management Systems including Joomla, Drupal, Concrete5, or you-name-it.
Wordpress is becoming ever more popular. You can extend it's feature set with widely available plugins or you can simply design your own plugins if you know a little bit about programming. There are more and more "big" (read well-known, famous or credible) websites that are built using Wordpress. For some examples, take a look at this link.
Abraham Maslow once said, "It is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail." I see this tendency within the community of Wordpress developers, and while I value their knowledge and advice on what can be done using Wordpress, I'm afraid that asking them my question about "when to use Wordpress" will only be met with a blank stare that says "is there a time you would not use Wordpress?" This fact is very visible when you do a google search for "when to use wordpress". The situation does improve slightly if you search for "when not to use wordpress".
So my question is, in this year 2011, what criteria should best help a web developer determine whether or not to use Wordpress for a given project?
After some more searching I found this excellent post on this topic: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/10594/when-should-we-not-recommend-a-client-use-wordpress


text: Spring is right around the corner, but according to the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil, we will suffer another two weeks of winter. Of course that's only if you're in the U.S. Today we will learn "how to draw a hummingbird and flower", step by step. One of the main reasons why I love spring is because that is when the beautiful mysterious hummingbirds arrive looking for the nectar you lay out for them in those cute red and yellow containers. This will be a fun lesson for all you bird lovers out there. I shall return in a bit with more tuts for you all. Peace out everyone and good luck.


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Scientology's 5 Newest Celebrity Recruits
After he simultaneously impregnated and asexualized Katie Holmes, we're all a little sick and tired of Tom Cruise's Scientology-related antics. Luckily, there's a brand new list of celebrities that the CoS has marked as next in line for access into the Scientology jet. Or boat. Castle? Where do Scientologists practice? Anyway, here's a list of the lunatic Scientology prophets of tomorrow. Granted, they're not all Scientologists yet, but give it a few years and they'll be drinking the Scientology Kool-Aid. Or eating the Scientology Taco. Sucking down the Scientology Slurpee? Anyway here they are.
#5. Will Smith: Scientologist
Best Known For:
Jiggyness; giant wooden spider-fighting; heir to the kingdom of Bel-Air.
Why We Think He'll Be Next:
For years, rumors about their respective sexualities have plagued Will and Frito-sized beard, Jada Pinkett-Smith. Enter Scientology. As a ruthless corporation able to smokescreen the private sex lives of celebrities, the Church actually provides a pretty valuable service (but come on, John Travolta, meet them halfway. You can't suck the lettuce out of your boyfriend's teeth on a tarmac and expect Scientology to use its Men in Black mind eraser on America. "But I did it in front of a plane!" That's not how it works, John. You just made the plane gay too).
In a 2007 interview, Smith admitted to studying Scientology with Tom Cruise, but then probably realized how crazy that sounded and backpedaled with a weak qualification that he's a "student of world religions" in general. "Ninety-eight percent of the principles [in Scientology] are identical to the principles of the Bible... I don't think that because the word someone uses for spirit is 'thetan' that the definition becomes any different." Big Willy Style makes some cogent arguments here, as would be expected of a man who's pretended to be a sassy cowboy. Anyone who's read the Bible can tell you the terms "spirit" and "frozen alien volcano ghost " are pretty interchangeable. Ask a priest!
But the biggest indicator that Will thought Men In Black was a documentary was when he and Jada spent millions to found the New Village Leadership Academy, a school based on the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
When an actor thinks he's smart enough to educate his children in his kitchen, that's a harmless joke, because everyone sort of understands that Will Smith's kids are going to grow up and be retarded, and that's funny. But when he builds a school and starts handing out diplomas to the neighborhood kids, the joke's gone a little too far. If the Fresh Prince wants to take out his son's tonsils, that's between him and the police, but that doesn't make him a doctor, no matter how many times he paints HOSPITAL on his garage door.
What He'll Be Sacrificing for Scientology:
Forced to ritually murder DJ Jazzy Jeff as to achieve Level 8 Operating Thetan level.
#4. Janeane Garofalo: Scientologist
Best Known For:
Being the only comedian on the planet who doesn't think anything is funny.
Why We Think She'll Be Next:
It wasn't difficult to notice Garofalo's transition from charmingly acerbic actress (Reality Bites, Romy & Michele's High School Reunion) to shrill left-wing know-it-all and Scientology shill, but it was pretty upsetting.
As we mentioned in our last expose, supposed atheist Garofalo used her Air America radio show go shithouse-rat crazy for the controversial New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project, based on the teachings of--drum roll, please--L. Ron Hubbard. She dedicated multiple episodes of "Majority Report" to the program, which caused increasingly strained relations between Garofalo and co-host Sam Seder. Seder and the show's producer walked off in protest after Garofalo suggested he wouldn't have opposed the project if it had been "linked to Jews instead of Scientologists." Not the classiest thing to say when your co-host is one of the chosen, but then again, she was only trying to encourage people horribly traumatized by the events of 9/11 to sit in a sauna while drinking cooking oil laced with niacin. Oh, how we wish we were making that up.
No need to worry about Janeane, though. Despite ultimately leaving the radio show, she's doing just fine and still calling anyone who disagrees with her racist:
Don't get us wrong, we know there are probably plenty of those tea-bagger guys who aren't too pleased about having a black man in the White House, but in this case Garofalo's just so fucking annoying and smugly self-satisfied she's the one whose head we want to put a hood over. We finally understand how conservatives feel every time Glenn Beck opens his mouth.
What She'll Be Sacrificing for Scientology:
Glossy 8x10 picture of Winona Ryder signed "Dear Janeane, always stay relevant! Love, 1994."
#3. David and Victoria Beckham: Scientologists
Best Known For:
Telling us what we want, what we really, really want. Assuming (not incorrectly) that what we want are a lot of pictures of them mostly naked.
Why We Think They'll Be Next:
A couple of famewhores who love money and hate pants? Seems like a match made in the Galactic Confederacy.
England's trash became America's treasure when soccer hooligan/popular nudist David Beckham and wife, Old Spice, immigrated to our shores so David could play America's least popular sport. Tom Cruise quickly swept the couple up, no doubt trying to indoctrinate yet another rich, sexually ambiguous couple into the Scientology fold. The couple soon became BFFTIs (Best Friends For This Incarnation), and David Beckham admitted to "admiring" Cruise's beliefs and knowledge, even while denying Cruise was trying to recruit them.
"I respect any person's religion but he's never pushed anything on to us. Friends don't do that," Beckham told GQ Magazine. He failed to mention if friends also never try to kiss you, or purchase your semen to impregnate child brides with. We're pretty sure the denials would have been a bit more convincing if we hadn't heard the exact same thing from Will Smith right before he built a goddamn Scientology school.
Meanwhile, Katie Holmes has been parading Victoria around to Hollywood producers and directors in hopes of getting her acting jobs, despite all evidence pointing to the fact that neither of them can act. However, Posh IS allegedly lined up to play an alien bride in the Cruise-backed film The Thetan. Because as the Oscar-winning international blockbuster Battlefield Earth taught the world, a Scientology movie is basically a license to print money.
What They'll Be Sacrificing to Scientology:
David Beckham forced to spend two hours a week "modeling" in Tom Cruise's private art gallery. Victoria Beckham forced to wash Tom Cruise's car.


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This message board - everyone complaining about these different bugs in the game - do it in the bugs forum.
Half of the bugs i see here i would never discover if I was just playing but now I start thinking about all the bugs and wonder if the game is worth it.
The people who just come on these boards to complain need to stop because you are ruining it for other people who come on here to talk ABOUT the game, not CRITICISE it. Go somewhere else if you just want to complain.


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please help!
I have bougth NN3 MKII + Nikon D90 + Sigma 8mm Fisheye 3,5 to make panoramas with my program Easypano - Panoweaver 6.
I think my settings (the nodal point) is right (the under track/bar is at 6; the upper is at 9,1).
Only the spirit level isn't right. So if I turn around the NN3 with my cam the spirit level is at the beginning right (and at the center). When I turn around it moves! :'( I think that's the reason, why my panoramas have always mistakes!
But the spirit level I can't bring at the center - I have tried already all things!
Please help - maybe somebody has a solution for me, because I'm trying already for a long time - without positive results! :'(
Thanks in advance!


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Elected officials should stand tall
January 20, 2013
To the editor: In light of President Barack Obama's recent press conference, We the People Ohio Valley are asking U.S. Reps....
Get over it. Quit the republican talking points and deal with issues individually and more would get done. I am tired of the country being held hostage over BS. Address issues for the issues and not ATTACH BS to them. Debt reduction should happen, but it should happen separately. The analogy given is old and worn out. You want officials to step up. Have them demand that INDIVIDUAL ISSUES be addressed.
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I agree 100% Moteman.
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What is the difference in they way we run the budget of our households and the way the Gov. runs the budget of our country other that zeros at the end of the numbers?
If I had four credit cards maxed out and car payments and a house payment with more money going out than coming in the last thing I would need is more credit. A house hold can't spend it's way out of debt and our country can't either. The only way is to cut spending and not get more credit. It is not a hard thing to figure out. Why cant obama and his minions figure it out?
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Thanks We The People and Mr. Connors.
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Along with a fitness center, this hotel has a 24-hour business center and self parking. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a meeting room, and concierge services are onsite.
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All 109 rooms feature comforts like pillowtop beds and Egyptian cotton sheets, while conveniences include refrigerators and coffee makers. Free WiFi and iPod docks are standard, as are flat-screen TVs with satellite channels.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measure 975 square feet (91 square meters). This Art Deco hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Concierge services and wedding services can be provided. Onsite parking is available (surcharge). The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
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text: Coming to PBS in January 2009- a MasterpieceTM Classic production of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'UrbervillesTess Durbeyfield knows what it is to work hard and expect little. But her life is about to veer from the path trod by her mother and grandmother. When her ne'er-do-well father learns that his family is the last of a long noble line, the d'Urbervilles, he sends Tess on a journey to meet her supposed kin- a journey that will see her victimized by lust, poverty, and hypocrisy. With its sensitive depiction of one of literature's most admirable and tragic heroines and its powerful criticism of social convention, Tess of the D'Urbervilles is one of the most moving and poetic of Thomas Hardy's novels.


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I've been reading a bit about cryptographic protocols and I keep seeing the phrase "rewinding argument". I've been unable to find a good source that would explain what is meant by this. It seems like proofs that use this technique cause trouble against active adversaries? I would appreciate if someone would explain what a rewinding argument is and why this is the case.
Rewinding is used in all sorts of interactive protocols, but it's perhaps easiest to understand it for a zero-knowledge property.
In proving zero-knowledge, we consider a cheating verifier interacting with an honest prover. The prover knows something that the verifier doesn't (say, the factorization of an RSA modulus), and we worry that by cheating, the verifier could gain some information.
The zero-knowledge property means that "whatever the verifier outputs from this interaction, he could have generated without interacting at all". If that's true, then the interaction must not have conveyed any meaningful "knowledge" to the verifier.
So how do we prove the statement in quotes? We say: first suppose you have a cheating verifier $V$. When $V$ talks to an honest prover, it outputs (a distribution of) some transcript $t$. We have to show how to sample the same (or very close) distribution of $t$, without talking to any honest prover. It's not likely that we can analyze the code of $V$ to "figure out what it's doing." Instead, we have to treat $V$ as a kind of black-box. Recall that $V$ is designed to operate in an interactive fashion, so we have to feed protocol messages into $V$, pretending to be the honest prover.
We might feed into $V$ a simulated "message 1" from the prover, and then later a simulated "message 2". Then, after seeing how $V$ responded, we might go back to a previous internal state of $V$ and feed in a different simulated "message 2" -- that's rewinding. We can rewind and invoke $V$ many different times, as long as we are careful to spend only polynomial time overall (assuming $V$ itself is polynomial-time).
BTW, there are some security frameworks (e.g., Universal Composability) which do not allow rewinding.
The short version is: a "rewinding argument" is a proof technique used to demonstrate the security of a zero-knowledge proof (i.e., to show that an interactive protocol is zero-knowledge). Rewinding arguments can be used to show soundness, or to show that the zero-knowledge property is met.
For more details, see PulpSpy's answer to another question (as PulpSpy suggests). Or, read any introductory reference on zero-knowledge proofs. Rewinding is a fundamental technique for proving the security of zero-knowledge proofs, so it should be covered in any good introduction to the subject.


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I use to use always-on-top windows frequently and make them such by setting the option in windows' right click menu. Can I get this option closer, right in windows' titlebar alongside with minimize/maximize/close buttons?
Can I get an always-on-top button in windows' titlebar (alongside with minimize/maximize/close buttons)?
You can add such a button to your titlebar, however there is a very strong limitation on it. The issue is that the theme you are using must have an image for it.
In gconf-editor (Alt+F2 and enter gconf-editor), go to
Now you'll probably not see a whole lot of change, since according to this blog post from the metacity developers only a few themes support it. An example of such a theme would be Crux.
Adding that button to the theme yourself will, at first glance, require you to delve into your theme's settings; more precisely its
You can map a key-binding for this. You can do that by hitting Alt+F2 (to get the run dialog) and running
I'd expect this key-binding to be changable from System -> Preferences -> Keyboard shorcuts too, but either I'm blind or it's not there for some reason.
To my knowledge this is not possible on metacity, but it is possible if you use compiz (with emerald), kwin, or icewm (AFAIK). If you don't mind running compiz, you could install emerald and emerald theme manager, and edit the theme (or install another) to use this button.
Another option would be to use ubuntu-tweak (NB: NOT SUPPORTED) and edit your metacity theme to have the menu button (saves a right click :P).


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Reaching the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
What would you do if you needed significant, life-changing help, but you were unable to communicate with those you depended upon for that help?
The Detroit Free Press reports there are about 655,500 deaf and hard-of-hearing people in Michigan, and it's believed that the prevalence of alcohol abuse within the population is akin to that of the hearing community (They say about 1 in 5 people ages 12 yrs. and up have admitted to binge drinking once within a 30 day span).
Treatment for substance abuse, and even the getting to the point of being ready to seek treatment, is extremely difficult – and that's an understatement. But those who are deaf and hard-of-hearing may face even more challenges on the road to recovery, especially in Michigan where funding falls short and there's a lack of therapists and counselors trained in American Sign Language (ASL).
In Monroe, Michigan, The Salvation Army's Harbor Light Center is filling this gap through its Deaf and Hard of Hearing Treatment Program. It's the only day treatment program in the state that serves the needs of deaf or hard of hearing individuals with a substance abuse problem. It staffs certified and accredited interpreters and even offers a housing component for clients.
Richie Najor is one individual who receives assistance from the The Salvation Army's Program. With one-on-one treatment from his fluent ASL therapist, Najor has been more successful in controlling his cravings and even holds down a good job.
Read more about his experience and The Salvation Army's work in addressing the deaf community's needs in the Detroit Free Press' "Deaf have few options in drug, alcohol fight."


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MANCANO, Francis "Frank," 60, of Follansbee, WV, went home to the Lord on Tuesday, June 11, 2013, at Liza's Place, Wheeling, WV.
Frank was born on January 2, 1953, in Wheeling, WV. Frank was the son of Alex Mancano of Follansbee, WV and the late Josephine (Gaudio) Mancano.
Frank worked at Weirton Steel Corporation and Jefferson Security in the Transportation Department. He was a member of the Weirton Covenant Church, Weirton, WV and the Wellsburg Masonic Lodge 2.
Frank spent most of his time hunting and fishing in and outside of the United States but many will remember Frank for his faith in the Lord.
In addition to his father, Frank is survived by his wife of 40 years, Christine "Chris" (Pinti) Mancano of Follansbee, a special furry friend, Angie, three sisters, Lucille Ellis of California, Maria Mancano of Arizona, Alexis Mancano of Maryland, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will be received on Friday, June 14, 2013, from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. and again on Saturday, June 15, 2013, from 8:30 until time of Funeral Service at 9:30 a.m. at the James Funeral Home, 1245 Main Street, Follansbee, WV, (304) 527-1717 with Pastor Gary Lilly, officiating.
Interment will follow at Ft. Steuben Burial Estates, Wintersville, OH.
In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions may be made in Frank's name to Cancer Treatment Centers of America through Assistants in Health Care, 1331 East Wyoming Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19124 or at assistanceinhealthcare.org.
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I have a blog on Google's Blogger, but now I want to move to Wordpress.
Is there an easy way to transfer all my old blog posts from Blogger to Wordpress?
I am using Wordpress 3.0 so I am not sure if this applies to previous versions of WP or not.
In the WP admin, go to Tools > Import. Then you'll see a list of import tools you can install and use.
In wordpress admin go to Tools → Import → Blogger. For WordPress versions 2.0.2 to 2.6.5, go to Manage → Import → Blogger. Or go to http://code.google.com/p/google-blog-converters-appengine/


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ANKARA — While the last of six Patriot anti-missile batteries are deployed in Turkey, ostensibly to protect Turkish airspace from a potential missile strike from neighboring Syria, some officials claim the primary purpose is to protect a radar that would track Iranian missile launches.
The fifth Patriot battery stationed in Turkey became operational Feb. 5 and deployment of the sixth is near completion. Officials and analysts here said the mini missile defense architecture actually provides the pretext to protect a U.S.-owned, NATO-assigned radar deployed since last year in Turkey in the event hostilities break out with Iran.
The five current Patriot batteries, belonging to the U.S., Germany and the Netherlands, are operating under NATO command and control. NATO says the missile defense system will protect roughly 3.5 million Turks in the country's south and southeast. The mission is expected to last up to one year but NATO officials say this can be shortened or extended.
"It won't be shortened but definitely extended," said a missile defense expert here. "The Patriots are here to protect the NATO [missile defense] radar in Kurecik."
A NATO official based in Brussels told Defense News that "the NATO deployment in Turkey is for defensive purposes. The system has been designed to de-escalate the tension in neighboring Syria and to deter and counter any possible missile threat to Turkish territory."
Asked if the Patriots could be used against potential missile attacks from Iran, the official said, "I said 'any missile threat,' which should be clear enough to mean 'any threat' against Turkey. What matters is that this deployment will augment Turkey's air defense system."
Last year, Turkey, a NATO member, agreed to station the U.S. early warning missile detection and tracking radar system in Kurecik in the country's southeast. Ankara has said that because of Turkish support for the armed opposition groups fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, it fears Syria could attack Turkey with Scud and Scud-derivative missiles tipped with chemical warheads in a final, desperate act.
Assad, whose regime has been fighting rebels in a civil war that has already claimed 60,000 lives, has said he would never use chemical weapons against his people but would against foreign invaders.
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with Syria said the threat of Syrian chemical weapons was not as serious as it sounds.
"It's always a risk when you have a dictator as neighbor who possesses chemical weapons and missile capabilities to deliver these weapons. But, honestly, we are not sleep-deprived because of that. Assad may be a ruthless dictator but not an insane man," the diplomat said.
Another Turkish diplomat dealing with security issues talked about "possibly a double mission." He said: "The Patriots can be used against the threat of cross-border attacks from Syria, but their essential mission is to protect the NATO radar."
And that brings Iran into the picture.
"The U.S. encouragement for the deployment of the Patriots in areas near the NATO radar in Turkey was to do more with providing protection for this radar complex against Iranian threat than with protecting Turkey from Syrian threat," said a prominent defense analyst. "The U.S. naval assets in the Mediterranean are unable to protect Kurecik from potential Iranian missile threat. Kurecik's protection is essential for the alliance."
Kurecik's mission is to provide U.S. naval assets in the Mediterranean with early warning and track information if Iran launched missiles at allies, including Israel, the analyst said.
Ankara officially has argued that the Kurecik radar is not aimed at any specific country.
But Moscow and Tehran, which have been staunch supporters of the Assad regime, have charged that deployment of NATO assets on Turkish soil are part of a wider plan by the U.S.-led alliance to neutralize Russian and Iranian missile capabilities. Russia has claimed that the Patriot deployment in Turkey is to protect the radar system in Kurecik.
A military official said the location of the Patriot batteries and the radar makes any connection between the two impossible. The batteries are deployed in Adana, Kahramanmaras and Gaziantep. But the defense analyst disagrees.
"Patriot is a road mobile system. It takes minutes to dismantle a battery, say in Kahramanmaras, and redeploy it closer to Kurecik in a matter of hours, and you can always do that quite discreetly, too," he said. The distance between Kahramanmaras and Kurecik is about 200 kilometers.


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I'm currently in a PDE course where one of the requirements is to find a common PDE problem and explain how to solve it.
The problems found easily on google won't help me, since every student has to find a different PDE problem and they are all have been chosen by other students.
So please answer to this question if you have any suggestions.
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My company is currently in contract with a 20+ person team in the Philippines, previously used for comment linking and guest blogging spun content articles. This is a practice that we're stopping, but we don't want to sever our team because they work hard, they're really cheap, and they produce excellent accounting and reporting of their actions.
What are ways that we can best put them to use as a link generating or content generating resource? Their English is fair, but not of high enough quality to use them for any direct content creation.


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6 Most Badass Self-Inflicted Medical Experiments
These are not examples of random crackpot medical experiments. All of the following were performed by well-respected, influential physicians and researchers during their time.
What we're trying to say is that these individuals have thrown down the proverbial gauntlet of badassery, making most of modern-day medicine look really, really lame.
#6. Drinking Cholera
Max Josef von Pettenkofer, desperate to give people something other than the absurdity of his name to talk about, decided that he could get a whole lot of mileage out of being a batshit scientist.
Pettenkofer was a late 19th century medical researcher and public health advocate who developed the very first large-scale pure-water system in Munich, Germany. And even though that's probably very impressive, from now until the day you die, if you remember anything about Pettenkofer, it will be this: Max Josef von Pettenkofer drank a steaming cup of cholera bacteria that he cultured from a patient's diarrhea bombs.
"Five bucks, and I'll drink that poop. Dare me? I'm gonna do it anyway."
Fun fact: The patient was dead.
You see, famous German physician and future Nobel laureate Robert Koch had just discovered the actual bacterium that causes cholera. But Pettenkofer suspected that the bacterium alone wouldn't cause cholera; he believed that other environmental conditions had to be in place for the disease to really make an impact. He noticed that the people who came down with cholera weren't just coming into contact with the disease -- they also rarely washed, had poor hygiene and drank filthy groundwater. Pettenkofer was a hygienist, after all, and basically was using the whole cholera experiment as a way of suggesting to people, "Hey, let's just try being less shitty, in general." He named his little adventure his "experimentum crucis," wisely leaving room for a sequel, Experimentum 2: Crucis Control, should the original do well in the scientific community.
After downing the cholera cocktail, Pettenkofer began to get violently ill within a day (SURPRISE!). However, the tough bastard never came down with a full-blown case of cholera. While experts today interpret his symptoms as having been a mild case of the disease, at the time Pettenkofer thought his experience was a pretty successful "FUCK YOU!" to Koch and his supporters and certainly a strong case for his "Let's Be Cleaner and Less Shitty" argument.
Via ihm.nlm.nih.gov
Pettenkofer: Equal parts Hemingway and the more horrifying aspects of what they make you do in hell.
Koch's theory eventually won out. But people thought that Pettenkofer was probably on to something with the whole "Hey, maybe we shouldn't drink the groundwater?" thing. He ended up on a stamp. So, if you want to be immortalized on a stamp, you know ... drink cholera? There's not really a good lesson to pull from this experiment.
#5. Severing One's Own Nerves
Let us introduce you to Dr. Henry Head (1861-1940), an English neurologist (obviously), who conducted groundbreaking research on sensory nerve damage and repair.
Via Wikimedia Commons
Sure, why not? This upstanding gentleman seems reasonable enough ...
Some of Head's most important research involved slicing open his own arm, severing its nerves and tracking the slow return of sensation over the course of years.
Via Bartsandthelondon.nhs.uk
Redacted: Raging nutjob.
Head observed that patients with peripheral nerve damage could experience their sensation of touch returning gradually over time. However, because the only data were patients' experiences, and since these patients could not articulate their experiences in detailed medical jargon, Head found it difficult to track their recoveries in a consistent, reliable way.
As he put it, "It soon became obvious that many observed facts would remain inexplicable without experimentation carried out more carefully and for a longer period than was possible with a patient, however willing, whose ultimate object in submitting himself to observation is the cure of his disease."
Via Jnnp.bmj.com
In other words, "They don't want to be experimented on -- they want to be fucking healed."
And even though it could be argued that, as a doctor, curing the disease should also have been his only goal, Dr. Head had other plans. Crazy plans. Head had another physician cut open his left arm in order to sever its radial and external nerves. He then tracked his experiences for the next five years ("Hey, my patients were right after all; this does hurt like a son of a bitch!"). Between 1903 and 1907 Head had 167 examinations with his physician colleague Dr. W.H.R. Rivers, each lasting many hours.
During the examinations, Head would look away as Rivers would systematically apply various forms of pressure and temperature all over his arm, mapping out what (if anything) Head would report feeling. The probing tools ranged from the puppy-dog-tail-esque (e.g. cotton wool) to something straight out of Mordor (e.g. the tip of a soldering iron).
Via Elcomandodelamor.blogspot.com
"Ah, FUCK, it hurts! Why did I think it wouldn't?!"
Through his research, Head established two anatomically separate sympathetic nervous systems, "protopathic" and "epicritic," which regenerate at different rates following injury. The protopathic system is all-or-nothing (you can feel whether something is touching you, but you can't tell exactly where or with how much pressure), whereas the epicritic system is more sensitive (it is responsible for how we normally experience touch).
Now, here's where it gets weird.
Head's discovery of these separate nervous systems fit nicely with contemporary evolutionary theories about the human nervous system having separate primitive and more developed functions. Which was nice and all, but didn't really teach us anything new; it just confirmed other theories. So, Rivers notched up experimentation on this theory to frat house proportions, when he poked the tip of Head's penis with a needle and repeatedly dipped it into water that alternated between cold and scalding hot.
Via Wikimedia Commons
Which did wonders for his marriage, as you can tell from their uncontainable excitement in this picture.
Head experienced a great deal of pain (duh) but, unlike every other part of his body, the pain at the tip of his penis (called the "glans") more resembled the protopathic (all-or-nothing) sensations he experienced in his left arm when the nerves were severed. This made good evolutionary sense to Rivers insofar as the male sexual anatomy would be expectedly less neuroanatomically evolved than the rest of the body.
And that's where the term "dickhead" came from.
#4. Jumping From an Airplane at 40,000 Feet
Meet William Randolph Lovelace II (1907-1965), American army surgeon and lieutenant, who researched bodily effects of high-altitude flight.
Via Nmspacemuseum.org
"The biggest surprise of my life was living long enough to go gray."
You see, it was discovered "the hard way" that, above 35,000 feet, pilots who had to eject from planes would pass out because of the lack of oxygen.
It's 1943, during WWII. As part of a set of experiments to study new oxygen equipment, Lovelace bails out of a B-17 bomber at over 40,000 feet. He is knocked unconscious when the parachute opens, and gets frostbite on one of his hands after his glove is torn away. So he just floats, unconscious, down to the ground, and for this experiment, he is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. And that's how we learned that we need to develop oxygen masks for high-altitude flights.
Via Stratocat.com
Other experiments included "Don't forget your parachute" and "You'll need a plane."
That's a lesson, it should be pointed out, that didn't warrant an additional experiment by a scientist. Lovelace watched wave after wave of pilots jump out of a plane at 35,000 feet and lose consciousness, and instead of immediately concluding "We should develop oxygen masks," he said, "Bullshit, those World War II-era fighter pilots are a bunch of pussies. This job calls for a motherfucking scientist." It was only after he jumped out of a plane himself that he accepted the previous pilots' lack of consciousness. Still not sure if that makes him the best or worst scientist in the world, but the bottom line is that we're terrified of him.
Via Dspace.lrri.org
He went on to work for NASA, though, probably as a rocket puncher.


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Aids, adaptations and equipment to help you in your home
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25 Apr 2012 2:05 AM #1
Local Grid Search
Do we have somthing local search in Gwt Grid ?? Like we have local filtering on column basis in gwt Grid. Same way do we have local serach on row basis... (i.e. the rows which contain that search text "XYZ" will be filtered )
Sample code will be appriciated
25 Apr 2012 6:28 AM #2
Do you mean like the Filter Grid sample at http://www.sencha.com/examples-dev/#...ace:filtergrid ? Click on the name or last menu (among others) to see what options are available to filter that column. The source for all examples are provided on that page.
26 Apr 2012 9:47 PM #3
Hi Colin,
Nope, Not like this. I have attached as GUI design and also added the description in that. Please check.
I need a local functionality on Text Search.output.jpg
14 Jun 2012 10:31 PM #4
Thanks colin for givieng the link . i visited that link which you provided and found one more local search in Gwt Grid .Best of luck to you.


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Study: Women Who Have Mid-Mornings Snacks Lose Less Weight
Nov. 30, 2011 -- Women hear this: Grabbing a snack between breakfast and lunch may sabotage your weight loss efforts.
New research shows that older female dieters who have a mid-morning snack lose less weight than their counterparts who ate a healthy breakfast and don't snack in the a.m.
The new findings appear in the December issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association.
The study included 123 overweight-to-obese women aged 50 to 75. They ate a 1,200-2,000 calorie-per-day diet with less than 30% of calories coming from fat or a similar diet, combined with at least 45 minutes of aerobic exercise five days a week. Nutritional counseling was part of the study, but did not address snacks and snacking. The findings are part of a larger study looking at how nutrition and exercise affects risk for breast cancer.
Mid-morning snackers lost 7% of their body weight over the course of one year. By contrast, dieters who ate a healthy breakfast but did not snack before lunch lost more than 11% of their body weight during the study. In the study, snacks were defined as any food or beverage consumed between meals.
"We think this finding may not relate necessarily to the time of day one snacks, but rather to the short interval between breakfast and lunch," says study researcher Anne McTiernan, MD, PhD. She is the director of the Prevention Center at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's Public Health Sciences Division in Seattle. "Mid-morning snacking therefore might be a reflection of recreational or mindless eating habits rather than eating to satisfy true hunger," she says in a news release.
Study Findings
Mid-morning snackers were found to be more likely to report snacking more than once a day compared to those who ate afternoon or late-evening snacks.
The study also revealed some other insights about snackers and snacking. For one, women who had more than two snacks per day ate more fiber than those who ate fewer snacks. What's more, women who snacked more in the afternoon chose fruits and vegetables more often than women who did not snack between lunch and dinner.


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Columbia College of Missouri originally began educating service members at Hancock Air Force Base in 1975. When the active duty base closed in 1983, the campus moved to the Air National Guard base. In early 2012, the college opened a new facility on the West side of the base, off Townline Road, which allows for unfettered access for both base personnel and civilians.
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We are just switching from a hierarchy based game engine to a component based game engine. My problem is that when I load a model which has has a hierarchy of meshes and the way I understand is that a entity in a component based system can not have multiple components of the same type, but I need a "meshComponent" for each mesh in a model. So how could I solve this problem.
On this side they implemented a Component based game engine: http://cowboyprogramming.com/2007/01/05/evolve-your-heirachy/


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If I have a force, say 24 kg/cm what would that equate to at 2cm? I would like to know the formulae for calculating this. For example. If a motor can hold an object of 24kg at 1cm from its pivot point, what is it cable of holding at 5cm? And how is it calculated?
The units you mean are probably kg*cm (sometimes written kg.cm in robotics). Your original specification of 24 kgcm is a torque and not a force. The difference in practice is that, as the units imply, your resulting force at a point a distance from the "pivot point" decreases by the distance. So 24 kg*cm means that it can hold 24 kg at 1 cm or 12 kg at 2 cm etc.
Notice that strictly speaking kg is not a standard unit of force in physics since the force of gravity on a kilogram varies. In robotics, this seems to be the standard unit of servo torque though.


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How to enable text selection (and copy-paste) in Grid
I know there is no Java method to do this (there should be, I'm sure that adding a few methods for the most common functionality will not bloat the class but will add value to it), so I'm asking: how do I enable this from CSS. I read the post over at the EXT JS forum but the solutions there did not work. So what styles do I need to modify (.x-grid3-row, .x-grid3-cell-text, .x-grid3-hd-text, .x-grid3-hd, .x-grid3-row?) to enable this. I guess that the attributes to add are simply:
-moz-user-select: text;
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but where.
Anybody knows CSS? I'm sure I can figure this out eventually but still, I don't really want to dig to deep into CSS.
30 Sep 2008 11:56 PM #2
Any answer to this? Perhaps a Grid tutorial with these simple functionalities explained? And in the mean time, how do I enable text selection in a grid?
4 Oct 2009 11:32 PM #3
Hi eugenparaschiv,
Did you achieve this, this happens in Firefix that too only for EditorGrid, where EditorTreeGrid text selection works fine. I have tried all the forums suggested solutions like moz-user-select and all. But nothing seems to be working.
18 Mar 2010 5:05 AM #4
This works just fine
.x-grid3-row td, .x-grid3-summary-row td, .x-grid3-cell-text, .x-grid3-hd-text, .x-grid3-hd, .x-grid3-row { -moz-user-select: text !important; -khtml-user-select: text !important; }
18 Jan 2012 1:56 AM #5
Copy text from grid
Thanks Burn,
Your solution is working great
30 Jan 2012 2:15 AM #6
Please note that there was a solution in the forum below
which I tried but it doesnt work with my current senerio. It works fine AutoGenerateColumns propertry set to True but doesnt work with AutoGenerateColumns = false.
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Is there a difference between demon and daemon in a religious context?
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The OED writes that daemon is simply an alternate spelling for demon. However, Wikipedia writes that the two are subtly different:
In this sense, a demon is solely a bad spirit. Daemons, on the other hand, are good. Note that the terms are from different religious backgrounds, and so they would not "coexist" in the same context. For most people, however, daemon is just a computer term. The only entry in the OED for daemon is:
I've only seen the spelling "daemon" in the context of background services running on a computer to accomplish certain tasks without requiring direct user interaction.
"Demon" on the other hand means "evil spirit" to me.
In Plato's Phaedrus daemon is explained as a kind of good madness like falling in love, ecstacy, inspiration that takes the ego out of itself to a better self. Demon is a bad madness that is always self destructive.
Quite correct Raku, You need to use the word as they were originally intended without Americanized, British or other pronunciations or colloquialism. Many groups of people try to phase out words to introduce slang or suite themselves and in so doing create a more illiterate society.
Daemon {day-mon}: Is a computer term for a background service and can in some religious myths be a "good demon" (There is also no such thing as a good demon as demon means to take control with evil intent)
Demon {dee-mon}: Derived Greek 'daimôn' Is a term given to an evil spirit that may interact with or manipulate the human spirit and its intent is to change or sway your understanding to what it wants you to do.
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EL PASO (October 4, 2012)--Texas is among 23 states that received shipments of a steroid used to treat back pain that's now linked to a rare fungal meningitis outbreak that has killed at least five and sickened 35 people.
None of the deaths or illnesses occurred in Texas.
Christine Mann, a spokeswoman for the Texas Department of State Health Services, confirmed the painkiller produced by the New England Compounding Center was shipped to Texas and said the agency is looking for cases linked to the product.
It hasn't confirmed any, so far.
The Framingham, Mass.-based company has recalled three lots of the drug.
Thursday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned doctors and hospitals not to use any product from the specialty pharmacy that made the steroid.
An official with the Food and Drug Administration said tests found contamination in a sealed vial of the steroid at the New England Compounding Center in Massachusetts.
More tests are under way to determine if it is the same fungus linked to the outbreak.
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Personal contact on the basketball court forces a referee to call a foul on rule-breaking athletes, but striking a sports official could result in higher fines or punishment under legislation introduced by Delegate Mike Ferro.
House Bill 2548 would increase the penalties for those found guilty of abuse or battery against an athletic official. The legislation defines an athletic official as a person who enforces the rules of a sporting event, or someone supervising the participants - such as a coach.
Existing law terms it a misdemeanor to assault someone acting as an athletic official and stipulates a fine of $50 to $100. Mandated jail time is 24 hours to 30 days. Ferro's bill would increase the amount of mandated jail time to at least five days - and up to six months.
The charge of battery on a sports official - still a misdemeanor - is defined as striking the official more than once.
The offender presently can be fined $100 to $500. He or she also can face 24 hours to 30 days in jail. HB 2548 increases the mandated jail time to at least 10 days, with a possible sentence of up to one year.
Ferro, D-Marshall, is a retired teacher and former assistant basketball coach at John Marshall High School. He said he has not been involved in any incidents that inspired him to introduce the bill.
"But I've been in coaching all my life," he said. "I have seen how irate parents and coaches can be. The official is the person most often their anger is directed toward, and this is trying to protect them a little bit.
"No, there has not been any anger directed toward me," he continued. "But I have seen it toward fellow coaches, colleagues and referees."
Ferro added he is open to amending his bill as it pertains to incarceration time.
"With our jail overcrowding situation, I know we don't want to do anything too punitive," he said.
HB 2548 currently sits before the House Judiciary Committee; it is also slated to go before the House Finance Committee.
Former Delegate Scott Varner, D-Marshall, introduced a similar bill in 2012 that did not become law.


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"Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble." - Matthew 6:34
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It's worse than the Lawrence Taylor tackle on Joe Theismann in 1985 on Monday Night Football.
But, in one instance, one step, one second, one play, one jump and one landing, Kevin Ware's life changed.
The Louisville guard went to challenge a three-point shot by Duke's Tyler Thornton during the first half of Sunday's Elite Eight game. His right leg landed awkwardly in front of the Cardinals' bench.
This was no ordinary injury.
Not a sprained ankle.
Not an ACL tear.
It looked much, much worse.
A compound fracture of the lower leg.
Louisville players on the bench grimaced. Teammates openly cried.
Thornton put his hands to his face.
Rick Pitino cried.
"The bone's 6 inches out of his leg and all he's yelling is, 'Win the game, win the game,'" Pitino said after the game in an Associated Press article. "I've not seen that in my life. ... Pretty special young man."
The Twitter world was swift in its reaction.
Mostly it was asking for prayers for Ware.
Which are needed.
I then saw a tweet from Harrison Central three-sport standout Nick Pelegreen which said, "It's crazy how ordinary of a play that was when Ware broke his leg. Shows that anything can happen at any moment."
A column was born.
So, I gathered some reaction from local athletes on the injury, more specifically, what was their initial thought was when they saw it happen.
Kaleb Baire, Madonna sophomore: "I immediately thought, wow! I hope this kid can walk and play basketball the same again after this injury. It's awful to see injuries like that to anyone in any sport. My prayers go out to him, his team, and his family. I was mainly hoping that this injury didn't impact the rest of his life."
Mark Smyth, West Liberty freshman pitcher: "His career is over. Horrible way to go out."
Lexie Berger, Toronto sophomore: "My thoughts were, is his career over will he ever play again."
Zach Herrington, Steubenville Central senior: "The first thing that went through my head was if he was going to be alright and if he'd ever play again. Those kind of things are so scary."
Brenton Colabella, Steubenville Central junior: "My immediate thoughts were how simple of a play it was and anything can happen so you can't take anything for granted. Play every play as hard as you can. My prayers go out to him and his family. He worked so hard and I wouldn't want that to happen to anyone."
Zach Connor, Indian Creek sophomore: "My thoughts were that kids can work so hard and for so long and then an injury can change all of it and if their dream was to go to the next level, that all of it could be in danger. It shows us how that athletes should never take a play off because any play could be your last."
Emiley Masloski, Steubenville Big Red junior: "My initial reaction was 'what if that was one of my teammates?' Also, it made me wonder if he'll ever play again. My heart broke for him also. Seeing his teammates so compassionate really got to me. It showed how much love and support they have for each other and that's what basketball is all about to me - playing with passion and love for the game. It also made me realize you need to play every game like it's your last because you never know when it will be taken away."
Max Nogay, West Virginia University junior catcher: "As an athlete, you can't take any day for granted. Injuries like that make me realize how blessed I am to be healthy and have the opportunity to play the sport that I love and represent my state. It's unfortunate that it had to happen to that outstanding athlete, but it is a reality check for athletes everywhere to realize that we cant play forever and that we must give 110 percent every single day."
Ross Comis, Weirton Madonna junior: "I cringed. Unreal. Never seen an injury like that in basketball. Prayers go to him though, that's for sure!"
Alec Buchmelter, Brooke senior: "I truthfully didn't see it, I was with my family (he said he saw it later). But I do know how everything can change because of injury."
Kody Knight, Weir junior: "My thoughts were that this was tragic. I can't imagine going through that pain. I can't imagine being in the parents position witnessing it all happen. It's also made me notice that teamwork is more about the things that occur off the court rather than on."
Sara Pelegreen, West Virginia State senior softball pitcher: "I couldn't believe it. I started thinking that when I pitch, I could stride wrong or something and something crazy like that could happen. It's scary when you think about how things like that could happen at any given moment. I just recently got a line drive back to my quad and if I was turned just a little differently, the hit could have broken my femur. It's just luck. Good or bad."
"Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?" - Matthew 6:27
Everyone was in agreement that any play could be your last.
All of the players have gone through their own adversity through different avenues.
But, you play on. Athletes cannot worry about injuries.
We hear all the time that tomorrow is never guaranteed in anything.
The latest reports is that Ware could come back in eight months and be ready to play for Louisville next season.
But, one never knows.
I have always heard that a break heals faster and better than torn ligaments.
We'll see.
It is a lesson for us all.
Tomorrow is never guaranteed.
The next play is never guaranteed.
Being a member of a team is never guaranteed.
On another level, not being guaranteed another game happened to the Baylor women's basketball team as it lost to Louisville in the Sweet 16 Sunday night.
The whole world had the Brittney Griner-led Bears winning its second straight national championship.
Yet, they are going home.
Griner finished her four-year career with 3,283 points (No. 2 all-time), 748 blocks (No. 1) and 18 dunks (No. 1).
Yet, one game, two 20-minute halves later, the women's NCAA title is up for grabs, much more so than before the game started.
That's why you play the game.
(Mathison, a Weirton resident, is the sports editor of the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times and can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com)


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Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz began the Cabinet session at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh this afternoon by thanking the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz for his orders to establish three new universities in Hafr Al-Baten, Bishah and Jeddah. This move, he said, is more evidence of the monarch's commitment to higher education and his inclusion of all regions in the nation's progress.
After reviewing reports on regional and international developments, the Cabinet condemned the recent deadly terrorist bombings that took place near the University of Cairo. It reiterated the Kingdom's firm denunciation of terrorism, no matter what the motivation or justification.
Next, the Council called for concerted efforts by the international community to prevent genocide and massacres, commending the holding of the International Conference on the Prevention of Genocide in Brussels. It appealed the nations of the world to take action to protect the Syrian people from crimes against humanity.
Turning to local affairs, the Cabinet welcomed the launch of work on the five sites of the King Abdulaziz public transportation project in Riyadh. It also commended the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Endowments, Call and Guidance for organizing the Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Local Contest for Memorization of the Holy Quran.
Addressing its remaining agenda items, the Cabinet modified the name of the General Presidency of the Department of Scholarly Research and Ifta to the General Presidency of Scholarly Research and Ifta and modified the name of the Standing Committee for Research and Fatwa to the Standing Committee of Fatwa; approved a general agreement of cooperation between the Kingdom and Afghanistan, signed in Almaty on 16/06/1434 H.; authorized the Minister of Foreign Affairs to sign a general draft agreement of cooperation between the Kingdom and Mozambique; approved the addition of the Minister of Labor to the membership of the National Committee for Narcotic Control (NCNC); approved several appointments to the Board of Directors of the General Authority for the State of Funds of Minors; and approved the statute of the Statistical Center of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states.
The Cabinet approved the appointments of Ali Al-Khalifa as Civil Engineer Advisor at the Ministry of Defense (15th rank); Mohammed Al-Hudaithi as Administrative Advisor at the Ministry of Higher Education (15th rank); Abdullah Al-Manie as Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs at the King Abdulaziz Military College of the Ministry of Defense (14th rank); Abdulaziz Al-Bassam as Mayor of Onaizah at the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs (14th rank); Hatem Taha as Under-Secretary Mayor for Reconstruction and Projects at the Secretariat of Madinah Province (14th rank); Dr. Ibrahim Al-Ma'adi as Director General of the Office of the Minister at the Ministry of Higher Education (14th rank); Ali Al-Hanaki as Director General of the National Center for Social Studies and Research at the Ministry of Social Affairs (14th rank); and Nasser Al-Khara'an as Director General of the Office of the Minister of State at the Secretariat General of the Council of Ministers (14th rank).
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The January 2004 issue of Budget & Tax News analyzes the December passage of landmark Medicare reform legislation from the perspective of budget and tax experts ... who generally deemed it a budget-busting "huge new unfunded liability," in the words of Brian Riedl and William Beach of The Heritage Foundation. Twenty-five House Republicans voted against the measure.
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- the Social Security Administration's chief actuary confirmed that a private retirement plan proposed by tax expert Peter Ferrara would achieve permanent solvency for Social Security without benefit cuts or tax increases.
- a Topeka, Kansas judge in December declared the Kansas school finance system unconstitutional ... and gave state lawmakers until July 1 to fix it.
- the Internal Revenue Service has launched an investigation into possible federal tax law violations by the National Education Association.
The issue also offers the first in a three-part series on constitutional tax and expenditure limitations (TELs) and addresses a broad range of budget and tax issues: Iraq will get a flat tax on January 1, replacing Saddam Hussein's tax regime, with tax rates as high as 45 percent; the National Governors Association reports the fiscal crisis in the states is "easing"; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's fiscal recovery plan will be placed before voters on the March ballot; Oregon voters have launched an effort to repeal an income tax surcharge; Massachusetts ends its ban on Sunday liquor sales; Michigan voters want lawmakers to balance the budget with spending cuts rather than tax increases; the American Farm Bureau Federation testifies in favor of permanent repeal of the death tax ... while Bill Gates' dad thinks the tax is just fine; Congress shows little interest in budget-cutting measures; and more.
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