text: When Awesomer, Blood On The Wall's sophomore record, was released Time Out New York ran a feature on the band, adding the tag line "Local Band's Favorite Local Band" to the cover. In September of 2005, that claim was anything but an exaggeration. With an acute pop sensibility, an arsenal of hooks, and an energy that left ear-to-ear smiles on the faces of audience members, the band's endearingly spastic live set had more than earned them that title. Blood On The Wall were, however, quick to grow beyond their reputation as a local band. In the months that followed, they would be hand picked to play with the likes of Black Dice, Psychic Ills, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Ariel Pink, Dead Moon, The Kills, Fiery Furnaces, Sonic Youth, and Dinosaur Jr. as they criss-crossed the country and toured Europe under the wing of like-minded label Fat Cat Records. While you can take the band out of the locale, it's impossible to pry that spirit from the band; Blood On The Wall charmed audiences far and wide with the same sincerity that had won them a die-hard fanbase in New York.


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Charlotte, NC - The Charlotte 49ers men's basketball program will hold their annual Alumni game in Halton Arena, Saturday, February 2 at 11:15 am. Then, the current Charlotte 49ers men's basketball team will play Massachusetts in the Homecoming game at 2 pm.
Fans with tickets to the Charlotte-Massachusetts game will be allowed to enter the Arena at 11 am to watch the Alumni game.
Former 49ers basketball standouts in attendance will be recognized at halftime of the Charlotte-Massachusetts game.

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A Puzzling Approach
Learn to develop a training plan
Developing a training plan for a race or an entire season is much like working a jigsaw puzzle. ...
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Developing a training plan for a race or an entire season is much like working a jigsaw puzzle. Dumping out a box of tiny pieces that initially all look the same can provoke a daunting question: Where do I begin?
When I was younger, my dad and I would frequently work jigsaw puzzles together. He taught me to first look for the corner pieces, which was sometimes easier said than done—especially with a 5000-piece puzzle.
The key elements of a successful and purposeful training plan are just like the corner pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Through my experiences as a running coach and elite runner, I've identified four training "corner pieces" that will help you to develop reliable and predictable performances: simulation, effort, consistency and lifestyle.
Over my next few columns, I will explain each puzzle piece and how it fits into a comprehensive training plan. The corner pieces are not groundbreaking findings—they are simply tried-and-true training techniques that will help you achieve running success when interlocked.


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The Edmonson County School Board is considering a random drug testing policy to be implemented this school year. The Board heard a first reading of the new policy at its' June meeting.
The new policy would require students who participate in extracurricular activities and those who drive themselves to school to, along with their parents, sign a consent form allowing the school system to randomly test them for drugs throughout the school year.
Only one parent showed up for a special forum on the first reading of the new rules, but the Board hopes to hear more community input at its monthly meeting on July 14th, when the new policy will receive a second reading.
Funds to pay for the new testing would come from the school system's general fund, and School Board Member Tommy Ritter believes if the measure passes, testing could begin as early as Sept. 1.
The Allen County School system is the only other system in the South Central Kentucky area with a similar drug testing policy in place.


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Dowie hails incredible journey
Andy Dowie says his love of football is back after joining Partick Thistle following the side's promotion to the Scottish Premier League.
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- BSO Case Number: BS01-09-12928
- PIO Number: 01-9-33
- Date: Sept. 27, 2001
- Time: 1718
- Place of Occurrence: P&S Grocery, 1550 NW 27 Ave., uninc. Ft. Lauderdale
- State of Florida
- BSO sergeant (name withheld temporarily)
- BSO deputy (name withheld temporarily)
- 1. male, adult, name withheld temporarily
- 2. male, adult, name withheld temporarily
Description of Incident:
Two men are under arrest after being caught in the act of burglarizing a business and attempting to run over the BSO deputies who arrived to arrest them.
The crime occurred at the P & S Grocery, a neighborhood convenience store at 1550 NW 27th Avenue near Fort Lauderdale. The store has been closed since September 18th when its operator was shot in the face during a robbery. A heavy metal gate was closed and locked, securing the front door. At 5:18 p.m. an anonymous called dialed 911 and said someone was trying to break in. A BSO deputy, on patrol in the area, responded and arrived less than a minute later, along with his sergeant.
The two suspects, driving a rented late model Chevrolet Trail Blazer SUV, had attached a chain to both the vehicle's trailer hitch and the gate and had managed to pull the gate half-way off the front door. The deputy and sergeant approached with guns drawn, ordering the men out of the vehicle. The Chevy surged forward, breaking the chain, and heading toward the two BSO employees. The deputy and sergeant fired, striking the vehicle but missing its occupants. The Chevy then fled northbound on NW 27th Avenue, but crashed into a wooden fence at NW 18th Court. They exited the vehicle and fled on foot but were immediately apprehended, without incident, by deputies.
The two men face charges that will include Burglary and Aggravated Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer. Their names are being withheld until they are positively identified and are booked at the Broward County Jail. BSO personnel and the suspects all escaped injury.
- THIS REPORT BY: Det. D. Devine, CI Jim Leljedal / PIO Chief S. Canfield, Lt. R. Moss, Dist. 5 9/27/01 8:00pm
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Kim Kardashian's See-Through White Dress Is Just the Latest This Week. Is She Sending Us a Message?
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So, think Kim Kardashian is excited to be a bride again? Since the news of her engagement to Kanye West went (very) public, the star has been sticking to one color scheme. You guessed it: bridal white.
And while the pure hue may connote innocence and light, her dress selection paints a much more va-va-voom picture. For a Wednesday night appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Kardashian made sure that her giant rock wouldn't be the only thing on people's minds, wearing a completely sheer lace appliqué dress (center) over a black bra and briefs. (Think she wants you to know she's got her bikini body back? Nah, she wouldn't be so transparent.) Black sandals and sideswept waves finished the look.
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And that makes the third white dress in six days for the newly engaged bombshell. For her 33rd birthday party at Tao Saturday (right), Kim brought the ka-POW in a white lace bustier dress with sheer panels that needs to be seen from all sides to be fully appreciated.
And two days earlier (left), she picked a curve-hugging white turtleneck dress that flashed a strip of skin at her abs.
This isn't the first time she's relied heavily on the "ivory, cream, eggshell and beige" section of her closet to celebrate her excitement at tying the knot — her first party dress post-engagement to Kris Humphries was notably bridal. And now we're thinking, if she's got so many white dresses on hand, maybe we don't need to do wedding dress predictions at all. Any of the above would look great in a fighter jet.
What do you think of Kardashian's sexy white dress parade?
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Can anyone give me a nutshell explanation of the Geographic Data Files format, or post a few URLs I might find enlightening?
I get the sense (although I'm not sure) that GDF implies building certain topological relationships, frictions, rules, etc into the spatial database. I don't quite get certain facets of what I've been reading so far though. It looks as though the format is mostly relevant to routing-typed applications like pipelines, hydro networks, fleet navigation routing, etc. Is this not something best done with an extension like Network Analyst, or is this something that's done with scripting or programming languages.
Why the "stand alone" environment outside of GIS applications. I can't find anything that's leading to the answers I'm after. Can anyone give me the "for dummies" version? Why would there be any reason to do this "outside" of a GIS environment. From what I've read, it looks as though the final product is delivered in some sort of "textual" framework.


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6 Modern Playgrounds to Make Your Inner Child Lose Its Mind
Childhood never really dies -- it just gets repressed. So while we're grinding away in an office from 9 to 5, we may allow ourselves some video games in our spare time, but we have to give up the really fun stuff -- the climbing, the jumping, the pretending to be at war with the Nazis in our backyard.
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#6. The World War II Paintball Re-Enactment (Oklahoma)
When we talked about playing war above, some of you immediately said, "Well, we have paintball!" But it's just not the same when it's a dozen guys running around behind some hay bales. No, we were picturing something more ... large scale.
Fortunately there's Oklahoma D-Day, the massive paintball war in which you can get shot by a goddamned tank.
And this thing is much more durable than a real Sherman.
Oklahoma D-Day is, quite simply, the largest paintball game in the world. It's a recreation of World War II in paintball form, and it draws nearly 4,000 people annually. That's more than the British brought into the Battle of Bunker Hill.
It also contains significantly more giant American flags than Bunker Hill.
By taking the idea of war re-enactment to its absolute legal limits, Oklahoma D-Day faithfully recreates battles and scenarios from the Normandy landings in which participants go head to head against paintball tanks, paintball air raids, and paintball machine guns.
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As well as hundreds of paintball bayonets* (*brushes).
The contestants are divided into Axis and Allied teams, assigned to units, and invited to experience the hell of war in a mostly non-lethal environment. Luckily for all involved, the organizers opt not to end the tournament each year by detonating a paintball atom bomb.
#5. The Wanton Destruction Club (New Jersey)
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Admit it: How many of you play a game like Grand Theft Auto purely for the chance to just roam around and wreck shit? For most of us, there is a primal satisfaction in destroying things, an impulse that society is really big on suppressing, for some reason. Well, friends, we want to tell you about the Destruction Company of New Jersey, a private club that enabled its members to go medieval on any item they wanted, more or less.
Dan Callister, PacificCoastNews.com
We'd kinda like to sledgehammer that kid on the right. What the hell is with his neckline?
There are a few rules: You can't kill anything (or anyone) or destroy any documents, and you can't use firearms, because that would just be dangerous. Apart from that, pretty much anything goes. Want to destroy a piano with a chainsaw? Take a crowbar to a Chevy? Just tell the Destruction Company what turns you on, and they'd set it up for you. If you're not sure, they even had a menu that included flat screen televisions, couches, guitars, and something that looks like what Victorian-era women kept their undergarments in.
Dan Callister, PacificCoastNews.com
And an antique statue, because you can't fake the thrill of destroying art.
The club had access to an old warehouse and rooftop space where the orgy of destruction took place. They report that their most popular items were technology, like computers, laptops, and iPads, which seems completely reasonable for anyone who's ever wanted to chuck their bricked PC out a four-story window.
Dan Callister, PacificCoastNews.com
"Eat concrete, guitar. That'll teach you to make me play badly."
Perhaps surprisingly for those who assume this madness is fueled by an overabundance of testosterone, the club also claimed that 40 percent of their members are women, including one who signed up so that she could destroy a bunch of her ex-husband's stuff.
Dan Callister, PacificCoastNews.com
Smash all you want, that vase won't turn into genitals.
Apparently, wanton destruction does have a therapeutic benefit, as therapists from Spain have already known for years. "Destructotherapy" is a legitimate form of therapy that lauds the curative power of beating random objects to a violent pulp, which proves that psychology is finally catching up to what we've been telling them for centuries.
#4. The World's Biggest Climbing Wall (Switzerland)
Kids like climbing things. It's another passion that decades of spirit-crushing office work tends to squeeze out of you, but the popularity of climbing walls at gyms attests to the fact that dragging our bodies up a vertical incline is still something we yearn for. Why not take it to the limit and visit Switzerland, where you can tackle this bastard? (Note: Those tiny dots are people.)
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The reservoir below holds enough fear urine to keep all of Germany in water sports.
Holy shit! The Diga di Luzzone is the closest you'll ever come to climbing the wall from Game of Thrones. The largest artificial climbing wall in the world is actually built into the side of a dam above a pants-soiling free-fall drop of 540 feet.
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Voted Worst Place to Scratch an Itch 2013.
The plastic climbing pegs that scale the dam begin several feet above the ground to discourage random tourists from attempting the ascent, because Switzerland doesn't need that on their conscience. For around the price of a sandwich, experienced climbers are outfitted with climbing gear and a ladder and sent on their way.
Robert Bosch / Barcroft
And for $500 an hour, you can fire paintballs at these people.
The climb gets more difficult as you slowly ascend into the stratosphere -- beginning at an incline, the wall eventually turns vertical and then bends back a little so that you're on an overhang and feeling like Stallone in Cliffhanger. At this point, you're up so high that you can feel the weight of your own safety rope dragging on you. Really the biggest challenge is not emptying your bowels on the poor guy below you.


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HERSHEY, Pa. — The Hershey reported a net sales increase of nearly 6%, driven by core brand volume. Consolidated net sales were $1.8 billion for the first quarter ended March 31, compared with $1.7 billion for the same period last year.
Reported net income for the first quarter of 2013 was $242 million compared with $199 million for the same period last year.
"Hershey's first quarter results, driven by solid volume growth across core brands, represent a good start to the year," said John P. Bilbrey, president and CEO, the Hershey Company. "We maintained our retail momentum in the U.S. and key international markets. Specifically, first quarter U.S. marketplace performance was strong, driven by solid volume and unit trends across most major pack types resulting in market share gains in every channel where we compete. The broader launch of Brookside Foods Ltd. (Brookside) products in the U.S. is off to a good start and we're excited about the potential of the brand. Despite the Easter season being shorter versus last year, most customers had a higher percentage dollar sell through versus last year with preliminary seasonal market share results in line with expectations. We're focused on executing against our plans and are confident that in 2013 we'll continue to drive core brand volume growth in U.S. and international markets."
Hershey's U.S. candy, mint and gum retail takeaway for the 12 weeks ended March 23, excluding the impact of Easter seasonal activity in last year's period as well as the current one was up nearly 9%, in the expanded all outlet combined plus convenience store channels, which accounts for approximately 90% of the company's U.S. retail business. U.S. market share, including Easter seasonal activity in last year's period as well as the current one, was up in every channel. This performance reflects solid market share gains across most core brands including Hershey's, Reese's, Hershey's Kisses, Ice Breakers as well as Brookside.
"We're very pleased with the start to 2013 and expect to build on our momentum," continued Bilbrey. "In the first quarter we achieved Brookside distribution and consumer trial objectives. In the second quarter we'll track repeat purchases in assessing our current outlook and will then have an indication if there is upside potential to the brand's full year net sales target. I'm also excited about the new products launching over the remainder of the year in U.S. and international markets, including, Kit Kat Minis, Hershey's Kisses Deluxe and Hershey's solid chocolate products in China and the Hershey's Mais wafer product in Brazil. The investments we're making in our business in the form of capabilities and innovation position us to succeed in the marketplace and should benefit the Company in the near and long term," Bilbrey concluded.


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Oscar time: Picking winners from one of the Academy's best years in memory
Published: Sunday, February 24, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 9:35 p.m.
When Oscar nominations were announced more than a month ago, it looked as though Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" was the front-runner with its 12 nominations, but the other story was the number of notable snubs in the best-director field, with Quentin Tarantino, Tom Hooper, Kathryn Bigelow and Ben Affleck not getting nominations.
Affleck's omission is significant, since his film "Argo" has emerged as the front-runner with best-picture wins at the Golden Globes, the Producers Guild and the BAFTAs, among others. Affleck also won the Director's Guild Award, one which normally goes hand-in-hand with the eventual best-director Oscar. Indeed, the film is expected to take the top prize when the Oscars are given out tonight.
So, there is the possibility that "Argo" will win without its director not being nominated — something that has happened only three times in the past. It's also possible (but unlikely) that "Argo" could join "Grand Hotel," the 1932 film that won Best Picture without winning any other Academy Awards.
Perhaps it's par for the course in one of the deepest, most competitive Oscar years in recent history. While some categories look like locks (Daniel Day-Lewis, Anne Hathaway), others are wide open (best supporting actor).
Here's a look at the top categories:
Best Picture
Why it will win: Took the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
Why it won't: It'll win the prize for top foreign-language film.
Why it will win: It's won all the precursors.
Why it won't: Well-liked, but doesn't seem to generate much passion one way or the other the way other films have.
--"Beasts of the Southern Wild"
Why it will win: Gentle story with great performance from its young star.
Why it won't: Doesn't stack up against stronger competition.
--"Django Unchained"
Why it will win: Energetic and full of energy with great performances.
Why it won't: Too controversial; divided many viewers.
--"Les Miserables"
Why it will win: Popular musical with emotional work from Hathaway.
Why it won't: Many detractors, and didn't sway viewers the way some felt it would.
--"Life of Pi"
Why it will win: Philosophical, transcendent piece of work from director Ang Lee.
Why it won't: Too esoteric, plus most memorable character was the tiger.
Why it will win: Big subject from a great director (Steven Spielberg) with great performances.
Why it won't: Methodical and didn't inspire mush passion.
--"Silver Linings Playbook"
Why it will win: Coming on strong with great word-of-mouth. The dark horse.
Why it won't: Too little, too late.
--"Zero Dark Thirty"
Why it will win: Powerhouse of a movie.
Why it won't: Too much controversy over the torture aspect of the film.
Prediction: "Argo"
Best Actor
--Bradley Cooper ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Why he'll win: Best work he's ever done.
Why he won't: Daniel Day-Lewis.
--Daniel Day-Lewis ("Lincoln")
Why he'll win: Stunning portrayal of the great president; has won all the precursors.
Why he won't: Already has two best-actor Oscars.
--Hugh Jackman ("Les Miserables")
Why he'll win: Carries the film.
Why he won't: While audiences loved him and Hathaway, the rest of the movie didn't fare as well.
--Joaquin Phoenix ("The Master")
Why he'll win: Best work he's done, even better than "Walk the Line."
Why he won't: Has made it clear he doesn't want the award.
--Denzel Washington ("Flight")
Why he'll win: Powerhouse work in a difficult role.
Why he won't: Few nominations for the film, plus Day-Lewis.
Prediction: Daniel Day-Lewis
Best Actress
--Jessica Chastain ("Zero Dark Thirty")
Why she'll win: Carries a strong film; should have won supporting actress last year.
Why she won't: Jennifer Lawrence appears to have the edge.
--Jennifer Lawrence ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Why she'll win: Heartbreakingly strong performance in film full of great work.
Why she won't: Competition from Chastain.
--Emmanuelle Riva ("Amour")
Why she'll win: Praise at Cannes and a BAFTA win.
Why she won't: Not enough people saw the movie.
--Quvenzhane Wallis ("Beasts of the Southern Wild")
Why she'll win: Naturalistic, wonderful performance.
Why she won't: Too young, too few viewers.
--Naomi Watts ("The Impossible")
Why she'll win: Carries emotional film.
Why she won't: Chastain and Lawrence.
Prediction: Jennifer Lawrence
Best Director
--Michael Haneke ("Amour")
Why he'll win: Top prize at Cannes.
Why he won't win: Too few have seen the movie.
--Ang Lee ("Life of Pi")
Why he'll win: Visionary work that only he can do.
Why he won't win: Already has an Oscar.
--David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Why he'll win: Personal project, dedicated to his son, plus well-loved film.
Why he won't win: Film's strength lies in its writing.
--Steven Spielberg ("Lincoln")
Why he'll win: One of the greatest directors on the planet.
Why he won't win: Film's losing momentum, plus he already has two Oscars.
--Benh Zeitlin ("Beasts of the Southern Wild")
Why he'll win: Film has its supporters
Why he won't win: The nomination is his reward.
Prediction: Steven Spielberg
Best Supporting Actor (toughest category of the night)
--Alan Arkin ("Argo")
Why he'll win: Could get carried along with Best Picture front-runner.
Why he won't win: One of several good supporting turns in film.
--Robert De Niro ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Why he'll win: Best performance in years, plus hasn't won since 1980.
Why he won't win: Low-key work in film.
--Phillip Seymour Hoffman ("The Master")
Why he'll win: Strong performance in a film loaded with good acting.
Why he won't win: Not much momentum for the film.
--Tommy Lee Jones ("Lincoln")
Why he'll win: Won the Golden Globe.
Why he won't win: Film is losing momentum.
--Christoph Waltz ("Django Unchained")
Why he'll win: Stole the show from Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson.
Why he won't win: Won a few years ago for another Tarantino film.
Prediction: Robert De Niro ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Best Supporting Actress
--Amy Adams ("The Master")
Why she'll win: Good work from respected actress.
Why she won't win: Performance gets lost against Phoenix and Hoffman.
--Sally Field ("Lincoln")
Why she'll win: Respected two-time winner, plus they like her — they really like her.
Why she won't win: Anne Hathaway.
--Anne Hathaway ("Les Miserables")
Why she'll win: Front-runner with magnificent "Dream a Dream" rendition.
Why she won't win: On screen too briefly.
--Helen Hunt ("The Sessions")
Why she'll win: Emotional, powerful work that would win any other year.
Why she won't win: Hathaway and Field.
--Jacki Weaver ("Silver Linings Playbook")
Why she'll win: Another anchor in a wonderful ensemble.
Why she won't win: Overshadowed by Cooper, Lawrence and De Niro.
Prediction: Anne Hathaway ("Les Miserables")
Other predictions
Best Original Screenplay: "Django Unchained"
Best Adapted Screenplay: "Silver Linings Playbook"
Best Animated Feature: "Wreck-It-Ralph"
Best Foreign-Language Film: "Amour"
Best Cinematography: "Skyfall"
Best Film Editing: "Argo"
Best Production Design: "Lincoln"
Best Costume Design: "Anna Karenina"
Best Makeup: "The Hobbit"
Best Music: "Life of Pi"
Best Documentary: "Searching for Sugar Man"
Best Short Film (Animated): "Paperman"
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ANDERSON, S.C. – Looking to capitalize on the momentum from arguably the most successful season in school history a season ago, the Anderson University volleyball team is looking to take yet another leap forward as the Trojans are set to open the 2014 campaign.
With a balanced roster boasting 10 returning letterwinners, including five starters, and bolstered by eight newcomers, sixth-year head coach Craig Mosqueda may well be leading his deepest squad yet into the season.
"We want to be a little more diverse offensively and continue to build on our defense," said Mosqueda. "I feel like we have some new weapons this year offensively with our incoming players and I feel like we will be able to do some special things on offense."
Mosqueda has surrounded a nucleus of talented veterans with a gifted group of freshmen and will be looking for his five seniors to lead the squad to greater heights. The 2014 senior class is looking to seize the opportunity to become one of the winningest classes in school history, after earning 40 victories over the previous three seasons.
"I am excited about building on the success from last year" added Mosqueda. "I thought at the end of the year we were coming on strong. And we had a great spring season, so I am just looking forward to the girls getting back on the court and competing."
Mosqueda will need to replace former standout setter Meghan Cautero, but "I feel like we are really solid," he noted. "We have everyone back except for Meghan, so with the incoming players, I feel like we will be stronger. We are about three deep at every position, so our strengths will be depth and ball-handling. We had four good hitters last year and I believe we will have six this year. I feel really excited about our offense. Our defense was solid last year, but I think we can get better on defense as well. We have a strong incoming class with good size and good ball-handling. This was really an important class to us because we have five talented seniors that will be graduating and we really feel like we need these incoming freshmen to gain some experience before we send our seniors off."
Cautero ranks fourth all-time in the school record books, with nearly 3,000 career assists, but Mosqueda says "Priscilla Irizarry set for us a lot in the spring and the experience she gained will help us grow as a team. She has been working hard at the position over the summer." He will also look for a pair of newcomers to fill the void, stating "Both Kayla Thomas and Tatianna Grodecky are "both very good setters. Grodecky comes from a very strong club program in Orlando and Kayla played for a very strong team here in the Upstate. Both (players) can do exactly what we need. They can run a fast offense, have great hands and location. We are looking for the competition at setter and once that's established we'll wrap our offense around what they are doing. We are looking for one or both of them to make their way into the lineup."
First-Team All-South Atlantic Conference performer Hailey Pittman and fellow senior Sarah Eckert both return for their final campaigns and will be joined by sophomore Jessica Harris and freshman Serena Jackson.
"Hailey and Jessica worked really hard in the spring," Mosqueda noted. "Hailey arrived in great shape and has prepared herself for the season. Jessica is a great blocker and Serena is a great offensive player, so it will be a good competition between the two of them. Sarah has been solid for us the last two years and is always encouraging her teammates and works extremely hard. She is a great example of a teammate."
Mosqueda has several offensive weapons to choose from this season, including All-Southeast Region selection Shannon Gillespie. The outside hitter led the league and ranked 21st in the nation with 4.05 kills per set and paced the SAC with a school record 526 kills on the season.
"Shannon and Hailey both have a great potential to be All-Americans," added Mosqueda. "Shannon is a very hard worker. Both she and Hailey have improved their blocking and will give other teams problems offensively.
A senior, a pair of sophomores and a trio of freshmen add substantial talent as they vie for playing time at the outside and rightside spots, with Kelley Lacey the lone senior of the group. The Farmland, Ind., native has seen action in 92 matches during her three-year career. Tinsley Hallman returns for her second season with the Black and Gold after playing in every match a season ago and leading the squad with 44 service aces. Fellow sophomore Allison Gaminde, along with newcomers Kendall Vallancourt, Marissa Mitter and Mallory McFerron will add depth while challenging for playing time.
"I expect Tinsley, Marissa and Kendall to all be competing for that second outside hitter position," Mosqueda added. "Kendall can play outside or rightside. She had really good club season this year and I had a lot of fun watching her compete. Marissa played on a very good open team and she can also play outside or rightside. Tinsley did a great job for us in the fall and made big improvements in the spring. She will be a contender on the outside, as well. Allison is one of our best athletes as far as jumping ability and she puts up a big block. Kelley is one of our top ball-handlers who was solid for us all spring and had a great outing in Costa Rica. We look forward to her making an impact on the team. Marissa is a dynamic outside/rightside and is super athletic and had really good AAU national competition. I saw Mallory a couple of times, we kept our eye on her and she came to our camp. With her height and experience, she has a high ceiling talent-wise and will make big strides."
Preseason all-conference selection Alix Hooker will lead the defense and Mosqueda says "Alix worked extremely hard in the spring and in the weight room." Hooker led the team and ranked second in the conference with a school record 670 digs (5.15/set) a year ago. Taylor Underwood "made big strides last spring while working with Coach [Hannah] Budd. We are looking for her to continue to improve and make an impact," added Mosqueda. A pair of newcomers, Makaela McCartha, who joined the team in the spring, along with freshman Kristen Johnson add depth at the spot.
"Kristen is a local product who has great ball-handling skills and has the potential to work her way into the lineup," noted Mosqueda. "Makaela came in and worked hard and is already competing."
Following three late-August and early-September scrimmages, Anderson opens the regular season by venturing to a pair of tournaments, starting with a trip to the Bluegrass State to participate in the Bellarmine Invitational, Sept 5-6. The Trojans open the tourney by facing the host Knights, then wrap up the event by
squaring off against Salem International (WV) and Mercyhurst (Pa.) a day later.
AU returns to the Palmetto State a week later, as the Trojans travel south for the USC Aiken Invitational. AU opens the two-day event by facing Francis Marion and the host Pacers, with a pair of Conference Carolinas opponents next on AU's slate at the tourney, as the Trojans face Limestone for the first time in more than two years and Lees-McRae for the first time since the 2009 season, when both were members of Conference Carolinas.
Following the two tourneys, the Trojans play five of their next seven matches in the friendly confines of the Abney Athletic Center, opening action in the perennially challenging South Atlantic Conference with a brief one-match road trip to Brevard. AU opens its home schedule three days later by playing host to Tusculum, with Mars Hill invading the Abney Center a day later to close the brief two-match homestand. AU follows up by traveling to Hickory, N.C., on Sept. 23 for a clash with Lenoir-Rhyne, then opens a three-match homestand on Sept. 26, welcoming eight-time defending conference-champion Wingate to the Electric City.
Less than 24 hours later, Anderson will host a tri-match, with Coker and Peach Belt Conference-opponent GRU Augusta visiting the Abney Center. The opening match will feature a matchup between the Trojans and Coker, while the Cobras and GRU Augusta square off in the afternoon's middle match. AU wraps up the non-conference portion of its schedule by facing GRU Augusta in a 4 p.m. contest.
The Trojans open the month of October with visits to Catawba (Oct. 3) and second-year SAC member Queens (Oct. 4), while returning to the Upstate for a season-high four-match homestand in mid-October, with the Trojans opening the stretch with Newberry. Carson-Newman visits AU on Oct. 10, while the Trojans play host to Lincoln Memorial on Oct. 11. The Trojans continue their quest for a return to postseason play three days later by beginning the second half of the double-round robin conference schedule versus Lenoir-Rhyne.
The top eight teams in the final league standings earn a berth in the SAC Championship, which will be hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory, N.C., Nov. 14-16.


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If I obscure my IP by going through a free http proxy and visit a page, will that site's admin ever be able to find out my true IP or anything related to my true connection/info?
Just because your traffic is passing though a proxy it doesn't mean you are safe. "Transparent" proxies will transmit your IP address using the X-Forwarded-For HTTP header. There are also cookies that can be used to identify you, such as flash's evercookie. You can even be fingerprinted and tracked by the extensions you have installed and what versions you are running using The EFF's panopticlick.
Using Tor in Firefox from an open wireless access point works well. Ironically, the fingerprints gathered by EFF's panopticlick is used to make the Firefox's anonymous mode more difficult to track. This is because Mozilla and the EFF are working together on this project.
This is a huge question with amazingly huge overhead. But at the same time, it can be whittled down to a simple answer: no.
My first questions are about the network design. Are you looking to hide your private network IP address or your public facing IP? Is the proxy part of your infrastructure? Are there other network devices at play (i.e. NAT enabled devices). If you are looking to obscure your private address, that is a much more obtainable goal. Also in that case, the proxy isn't the necessary step (though it may give the same functionality), Network Address Translation (NAT) would be the key. And you still would would need to lock down your firewalls, browser, etc.
The other responses covered the other part of the picture. With how dynamic web sites and web services are today, there are many means other than just your source IP address that a potential attacker or investigator may leverage to find out your information.
Please include the reasoning behind this question. If you are doing this simply for securing your identity, then this is one of many steps you will need to take. If you are thinking about doing something malicious, please reconsider and if nothing else realize that needing to ask such a generalized question should tell you that you would inevitably be found out (no offense).
besides of what @Rook pointed out, you risk getting you real ip revealed by browser plugin like flash or java.
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|Mike Farfaglia, 27, right, receives a certificate of excellence from Naugatuck Valley Community College President Daisy Coco De Filippis for his high marks in the fall 2012 advanced manufacturing certification program at the school in Waterbury. Watching the presentation are, second from left, Doug Johnson, vice president of operations for Marion Manufacturing in Cheshire, and Ron Pugliese, Waterbury's economic development director. Contributed
WATERBURY -- Naugatuck Valley Community College has received $60,000 in grants to help students progress through its new advanced manufacturing technology certification program.
The grants, which will finance the non-credit portion of students' coursework in the program's inaugural year, include $30,000 from an anonymous donor that was used to support the program's first 12 students; $10,000 from the Connecticut Community Foundation, and $20,000 from the Leever Foundation.
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My flight was delayed due to a "tail swap" at the destination airport (the airport I will be flying into). Does that mean anything specific? If so, what is it?
Aircraft are scheduled by some airlines based on "tail numbers", which is the registration of the aircraft, which is displayed on the aircraft either on or (normally) below/slightly in front of the tail. For larger planes in the US, these numbers start with the letter "N", and then are normally followed with 3 numbers and 2 letters. eg, N182UA.
A "Tail swap", "aircraft swap" or "aircraft substitution" is where the plane that is expected to fly a specific flight is changed to a different plane. ie, the "tail number" for the flight is swapped with a different one.
There could be any number of reasons for such a change. It could be that the plane that was planned to fly that route was broken, or that it was delayed by an earlier problem (mechanical, weather, crew, or anything else). Or it might be completely unrelated to that specific plane and they are shuffling planes due to an unrelated issue elsewhere in the system.
Other than the potential for your flight being delayed as a result of the swap (or more likely, whatever caused the swap to occur) - which seems to be what's happened here - the primary impact of an aircraft swap is if they swap in a different type of plane, which will normally have a different seat map/capacity. This may require them to re-issue boarding passed for at least some passengers, and in a worst-case scenario could result in some people having to take another flight if the new aircraft doesn't have sufficient capacity. Normally this will not be an issue as they will normally swap in the same type of aircraft, but sometimes they don't have any similar planes available and have to use a different type.
Best I can find on the subject is that they are swapping an aircraft. Now this makes sense for a departure airport but for the destination it only makes sense if the aircraft is being used as a shuttle between the 2 like NYC - BOS or NYC - Washington


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I just recently started (to try) to play Skyrim, but I was cut short by a major issue. I can't click on hardly anything. When trying to open the menu and options, I'm fine. I can click on anything in the options menu. But when it comes to doing simple things like, I dunno, MAKING MY FIRST CHARACTER, I can't even get the damn slider to move so I can adjust what he looks like.
I'm playing on a PC, Windows 7 64-bit. All of my computer components are well within the necessary guidelines to operate the game well, so what is it? Why can't I click on anything? I have only encountered one other person who has had this problem and they haven't gotten an answer yet either!


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text: When Israel Houghton, Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin and Marvin Sapp combine forces, you can best believe a mighty praise will follow. The four gospel music heavyweights begin a combined tour on September 16th in Phoenix, Arizona, spearheaded by Kirk Frankin, who brought them together and asked Live Nation, the country's biggest concert promoter to back it. Yet it took a little convincing to launch an all-gospel tour even with four superstars of the genre. Just like getting the concert movie "Kings of Comedy" made some years ago, there were people in the concert business who weren't sure gospel music was ready for a big-time tour. So this tour becomes a litmus test –if the King's Men do well, especially in smaller markets, live gospel shows get a big boost. Franklin hopes to see an all-female tour next. Read on for more about the King's Men.PLAY AUDIO


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Language codes I've found:
I've checked some code language listings and haven't found these codes:
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The group I play with uses a character called The Little Girl. She can peek each night at everyone else and see who the werewolves are, but if the werewolves spot her she's dead. It seems that in the right hands, this could be a hugely overpowered position. Anyone else use it?
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We've played a lot of Werewolf, both with and without the Little Girl. One thing we've done to make sure the Little Girl works properly is adjusting lines of sight. Before even handing out the roles, we make sure that everyone can easily look at everyone else's face. It sounds simple, but we've found that it makes the Little Girl much more cautious - and the Werewolves more attentive.
I have mostly played the game with this character, almost never without, so I can't really compare. That being said, from our experience as a group, and from my personal experience of having been The Little Girl myself quite often, this character actually isn't all that powerful, and certainly not "hugely overpowered". Whether I have seen the wolves or not, I still have just one vote, and I still have to defend it against others' views (with 10-15 people, our group is rather large).
Of course, I can always say "listen up, people, I am the Little Girl, so follow my advice", but a) people don't have to believe me, since b) I might actually be lying, and most importantly, c) the wolves will pay special attention to me from then on, and I'll probably get killed the very next night.
Of course, The Little Girl does become quite powerful when she's also the Village Chief, but then again, so does pretty much any character. Besides, from our experience, a Village Chief is even more likely to get killed quickly. I would say the game is pretty well-balanced, actually.
Our box set has the Little Girl, and it works fine.
Advantages: The Little Girl (with a little skill/luck) can find most (if not all) of the Warewolves. How many depends on where they're sitting relative to the wolves.
Disadvantages: If you get caught, you're dead - and since everyone else is sitting still, your ability to look around is limited. You still need to convince people. And the more you let on that you know they're the Wolf, the more likely you are to get eaten the next night. (I suppose the Wolves could just look at you really closely, but my experience is they just get eaten in retaliation).


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Please mark your calendars for next year's Immigrant Achievement Awards on April 11, 2013.
We are now accepting nominations for the Immigrant Youth Achievement Award. Click here [3] to nominate your candidate today!
The American Immigration Council invites you to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of immigrants from around the country at an inspiring and thought-provoking ceremony at the Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill on March 29, 2012.
This year marks our 17th Annual Washington, DC Immigrant Achievement Awards and we are excited to announce that we will be honoring immigrants who have contributed to our nation with their innovative and entrepreneurial accomplishments.
To date, honorees include:
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Past Acheivement Award honorees include Senator Dan Inouye [11]; Holocaust survivor and Academy Award winner, Gerda Weissmann Klein [12]; Washington Capitols' General Manager George McPhee [13]; President of the Leadership Council on Civil Rights, Wade Henderson [14]; Dr. Ruth Westheimer [15]; and former Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff General John M. Shalikashvili. [16]
We hope you will join us for what will certainly be an event to remember!
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The country of Uganda has placed a gold medal in the 2012 Olympics for the first time since 1972. Olympic athlete Stephen Kiprotich won the gold in the men's marathon. While Uganda competed and won a medal in the Atlanta games, they hadn't had a gold to call their own in 40 years.
Upon arrival back home, Kiprotich was greeted like the President with armed guards. He was immediately taken to the head of state for a special reception. Kiprotich's elderly parents lived in poverty before the Games, but now he is a champion of Uganda. Now being called a savior of Uganda, he, his wife and two children will live a different life going forward.
Running as an underdog competitor with low expectations by the media, Kiprotich had to experience challenges with the steeplechase and middle-distance running competitions before finding his niche in the marathon.
The country wants to make Kiprotich a national hero and he is said to receive a promotion at the prison where he works as a guard. There is also an effort underway to raise $500,000 for his benefit. His win in London has been called a win that united Uganda and has finally given them a role model.


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H1Z1 panoramic screenshot unearthed on official siteWritten by: / / 7 Comments
One of the major new game announcements last week was for Sony Online Entertainment's new post-apocalyptic MMO called H1Z1 currently in development for PC and PS4. A handful of screens were unveiled to go along with the announcement, and now some enterprising Redditors have unearthed a new panoramic screenshot for the game by following a link on H1Z1's official website which was hidden in a Morse code message spelled out by a blinking light on the homepage. Impressive detective work indeed!
Here's the panoramic screen showcasing the vast scope of H1Z1's environments as well as one of the vehicles you can use to traverse the game's inhospitable open world:
H1Z1 is due out on PC later this year, with a PS4 port also in development. Stay tuned to El33tonline for more news about this free-to-play zombie survival MMO as it breaks.
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10 Breast Cancer "Facts" You Shouldn't Believe
Do antiperspirants, hair straighteners, and birth control pills increase your odds of getting breast cancer? Here are the answers you've been looking for
Why weight becomes a factor post-menopause isn't fully known, but Birhiray says the increased risk is most likely due to fat acting as storage for estrogen. The more fat cells you have, the more estrogen your body will store. And as we mentioned earlier, excess estrogen is a known factor in increased breast cancer risk. You can calculate your BMI here.
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This is great information
by EricaF123 Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 07:30AM Report as inappropriate
I had no idea hair dyes have estrogen!
by sportimonki13 Monday, October 15, 2012 at 02:56AM Report as inappropriate
Wow! Some of what we might believe causes breast cancer sounds crazy! I, personally, love love love coffee so that would literally kill me if that did cause breast cancer. I have heard that the pill has some bad effects but im glad that breast cancer is not one of the effects. Antiperspirant? If that is true or might be true then we would have to come up with something really quick or a lot of people would be rather smelly! =)
by danny54f Friday, October 12, 2012 at 07:38AM Report as inappropriate
Important information to share with my friends.
by lilas Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 01:47PM Report as inappropriate
Cool article for the "Ta Tas". 8-)
by DatThao Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 01:23PM Report as inappropriate
The most common and studied truth about antiperspirant is that is has parabens, which have been linked to almost 100% of breast cancer cases.
by jackie_stabach Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 06:10AM Report as inappropriate
Wonderful article! This is a nice tie in to Breast Cancer Awareness month. It is refreshing to see that much of what we are told to worry about actually doesn't carry any weight.
by HeathRene Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 04:25PM Report as inappropriate
Wow I didn't even know these were rumors - but so scary!
by schien Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 03:11PM Report as inappropriate
Very good info!
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Wish you included some facts too...
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items vs items.items at different stage of component lifecycle
I find it SUPER confusing that before Render, this.items is an array of configs/objects but after render, this.items is a Util.MixCollection. It's impossible to make generic methods that interact with items because you never know what type of object items is. What's the reasoning behind this?
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It says that before the Jews had relations with the Midyanite women that eventually led Pinchas to kill Kozbi and Zimri they ate of their Idolatrous sacrifices and then it says and they bowed to their gods what is the addition of eating coming to tell us?
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The simple reading of the verse is that they ate meat that had been slaughtered as part of the idol worship. (Elsewhere Chazal talk about dried fruit and other "high-residue" foods with regard to Ba'al Pe'or, but specifically in this verse, it sounds like it's talking about meat.)
Exodus 34:15-16:
Watch out for the pagans, as they will stray after their idols and invite you to join them in the meat from the animals they've offered to their gods, and one thing leads to the next, your kids are married to them and worshipping idols.
Numbers 25:1-3:
The people started straying towards the pagan girls; the pagan girls invited them to join in the meat slaughtered to their gods, the people ate [it], bowed to their gods, and got seriously attached to the idolatry.
Basically, everything that God warned about in Exodus, happened here. "Oh I'll just hang out with a pretty girl, her religion has nothing to do with it." "Oh I'll just have dinner with her, okay fine maybe the roast beef was involved in her ritual, but I don't believe in it ..." and before you know it, boom, idol worship.
It's a cautionary tale, explaining why boundaries were set.
The so called god they worshiped was the Baal Peor the way it is worshiped is be defecating on it. The Jews in the Desert ate Maan the perfect food which had no extra bran so they did not produce Fecal matter and did not need the Bathroom (something they complained about, this might explain the complaint and why it angered Hashem) hence the Posuk has to specify they ate of the Idolatrous sacrifices and only then where they able to Worship their "gods".וד"ק


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Good evening.
I'm trying to rotate a line on a canvas using setRotation -method and it works perfectly, unless you want to draw another shape on the same canvas. After using Canvas's concat -method, the entire canvas will be rotated, let's say, by 30 degrees counterclockwise/clockwise. And this is the problem. I would like to rotate only the line and I don't want to rotate any other shapes on this canvas or the entire canvas. I found out that the bitmap could be drawn with matrices, but it looks cumbersome and clumsy. Also, there was a suggestion to setup a new matrix for the Canvas, in fact, this proposition works neither.
So, the question sounds simple enough, how could the only one shape on the canvas be rotated without using OpenGl and affecting on other shapes on the canvas?
Thank you for your answers in advance!
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public void onDraw(Canvas canvas)
int startX, startY, stopX, stopY;
startY = stopY = 100;
startX = 100;
stopX = 200;
this.paint = new Paint();
//this.path = new Path();
this.matrix = canvas.getMatrix();
this.matrix.setRotate(180, startX, startY);
/*this.matrix.setTranslate(startX, 0);
canvas.drawLine(startX, startY, stopX, stopY, this.paint);
canvas.setMatrix(new Matrix());
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In Spanish class I learned that the right way to say "by the way" in Spanish was a propósito, but I've recently seen it translated por cierto. How exactly are these two Spanish phrases used, and are they universal through the Spanish-speaking world? Which is a more accurate way of translating "by the way" (to introduce different but related new topic of conversation)?
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"Por cierto" and "a propósito" are synonymous. Both can be correctly translated as "by the way." Neither are too formal nor too slang.
As a native speaker I can say both terms are widely accepted.
Both are widely accepted, but you could also use this other:
-Ya que estamos... (Now that we are talking about this..)
And then include a new question/comment/information/whatever related to the subject of the conversation.
They're basically synonymous but have SLIGHTLY different meanings. "A propósito" seems a bit closer to "by the way." "Por cierto" is more like "certainly," or "surely," and is a bit more emphatic. I might "translate" it as "BY THE WAY" [emphasis added].
NOTE: "Por cierto" is NOT commonly used as "certainly" in Spain, and we are still trying to determine whether or not it is used this way in parts of the "New World." But the as far as we can determine, the "authorities" permit this usage. "True" meaning of "por cierto"


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What are some "applications to" / "connections with" topology that one could hope to reasonably cover in a first course on topos theory (for master students)? I have an idea of what parts of the theory I would like to cover, however, I would love some more nice examples and applications. Of course, I have some ideas of my own, but am open to suggestions. Thank you!
I am also interested in perhaps learning about some new connections myself, which would be out of reach for such a course, so feel free to leave these as well, qualified as such.


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Seems that [data-warehouse] and [database-design] questions are being migrated from StackOverflow by (?) to Database Administrators -- here is an example.
Is this now an established policy?
Is there a rule when a question is being migrated?
Seems that [data-warehouse] and [database-design] questions are being migrated from StackOverflow by (?) to Database Administrators -- here is an example.
Speaking from the standpoint of someone "in the know" over at [dba.se], I would encourage you to first check the FAQ (which to my own fault is lacking in replete defintion, but we've recently held mod elections, so we should be sprucing that up .. soonish) but then to follow it up with a brief visit to our meta, wherein the FAQ tab of the Questions page on that meta (which is the canonical-to-date place to find such questions, as it would be here on Meta.Stack Overflow) shows this Q:
We see what questions are encouraged to be asked there.
However, what you're really wanting to know is: We've been asking for selected questions to be migrated, because we wanted to build a better core set of questions of the variety that we wanted to see, and we haven't asked for questions to be migrated en-masse because cherry picking gives us what we want and keeps things clean.
So, does this mean "yay, migrate all the things"? No, not at all. But if you're curious about if your question would be better suited on a site dedicated to getting help from senior DBAs (whether they be NoSQL or RDBMS guys) and you can't tell from browsing the site first (hey, your question could already be well answered!) then feel free to ask on http://meta.dba.stackexchange.com or pop into the chatroom:
HTH (but it won't have helped at all, I'm sure)
AFAIK there is no rule or policy on this, it boils down to what the SO community wants and whether there are questions they would like to send to a better home if there was one - but over on dba.se our intention is to provide a good home for:
Looking through some of your answers, I think you'd be a valuable contributor on dba.se should you choose to share yourself between us and SO - personally, I hope you will consider doing so, and ultimately I think you would be very happy on the site as it grows and becomes better known


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I have an "A" HDD (1,5TB) next to me (on a netbook running OpenBSD 5.1, it's a fileserver)
And I have a "B" HDD (1,5TB) 200km's away from me on an OpenWrt 10.04 router (also "fileserver").
I always put files on the netbook next to me. I need to sync this local storage (on the OpenBSD netbook) with the B storage 200 km's away with max 30 KByte/sec speed. I found a solution for this via google :)
sync files recursively between two folders where files are less than 24 hours old
Question: How can I configure that, when I sync to the "B" storage that they will not see these "half-uploaded" files? So I'm searching for a solution like: "If file is not fully copied from A to B, then put a dot before it's name, so they will not see as it is a hidden file.. if the upload finishes to a file, then after that the dot must be removed from their name, so that they can see it.."
I have an "A" HDD (1,5TB) next to me (on a netbook running OpenBSD 5.1, it's a fileserver)
This is the default behaviour when using