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DayZ - Spawning you on places that gives you a bad day. Yeah, the spawn system is pretty much awful in DayZ. Once spawned on a horde of zombies and ended up dead.
Just a random guy with a passion for video games and music. If you want to contact me, I'm on Xfire and Steam often enough. If you want a custom header, background or avatar (or all three!) for personal use or for your group(s), let me know ;) Space and words of all sorts will fill this space, never to be seen again. On top of that I am going to update my profile so that you cannot see these words. Instead, a cool looking picture shall go on top with some html links for various sites of mine. I still have five hundred characters to go. Drat. Whilst writing that I lessened the character amount. I now have three hundred and sixty one. Wow, that actually worked. But it doesn't matter, because you will never see this again. Well, maybe if you're lucky you will, but I'm not so sure. Anyway, I'm going to attempt to. I need to max out the text. Horribly annoying at times, let me tell you. Still quite a few characters to go, but only in the double digits. Fortunately that ate a bit up. Single.
DayZ - Spawning you on places that gives you a bad day. Yeah, the spawn system is pretty much awful in DayZ. Once spawned on a horde of zombies and ended up dead.
Ouch. Man, that's one of the many things I hope they fix with the standalone version.
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Jumped on DayZ yesterday with Admiral Skeybar, but when I spawned I was close to death, so I simply allowed zombies to kill me.
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The pressure is on Auburn as it tries to repeat as SEC champions and somehow prove it is indeed 13 seconds better than last season. Will Auburn return to the national championship and win it after a heartbreaking loss to Florida State in the BCS title game? Who will determine whether Auburn's season is a success or failure in Gus Malzahn's second year on the Plains? AL.com explores the topic as it reveals Auburn's VIPs.
No. 21 Elijah Daniel, defensive end
He's not a freshman any more. Elijah Daniel enters an important sophomore season as the Tigers look for Dee Ford's replacement. Daniel may not play the right side like Ford, who finished with a team-high 14.5 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks last season, but he will be counted on to put up similar numbers if depth concerns continue to pop up.
Auburn exited the spring with more question marks than expected thanks to an injury to top dog Carl Lawson, who reportedly had surgery in June (Gus Malzahn has declined comment to AL.com) after sitting out the A-Day game with an injured knee. The extent of Lawson's injury has not been released, but the coaching staff is likely preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. That's where Daniel comes in after recording nine tackles, including 2.5 sacks, as a freshman in 2013.
Daniel (6-2, 263) emerged from time to time -- his 12-yard sack against Tennessee was a nice sign and he had a couple of impressive stops in the SEC Championship -- but coaches are expecting more from the former five-star prospect as he continues to grow in Ellis Johnson's 4-2-5 defense. Daniel is a load to handle and his long arms provide an advantage for the Tigers. The feeling here is he could have an impressive sophomore season with the help of interior linemen like Gabe Wright, who coaches expect to relieve some of the pressure on the edge rushers, who are expected to produce more often on third down.
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New York Times college football blogger Paul Myerberg has begun his annual countdown ranking every team in the Football Bowl Subdivision in order from worst to first. Unfortunately for UAB, it didn't take long for Myerberg to arrive at the Blazers' spot on his countdown.
UAB comes in at No. 117 in Myerberg's countdown (found at his blog Pre-Snap Read). While Myerberg said he believes that new head coach Garrick McGee can turn UAB into a consistent winner, it will take time and patience from the university and Blazer fans.
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"When Bad Christians Happen to Good People"
I read this book because the title intrigued me. It was definitely worth my time. Author Dave Burchett uses a good amount of humour, in the form of anecdotes, to deliver his message. Yet, he doesn't spend all of his time trying to make you laugh, and you will laugh.
As the book progresses Burchett leads you down the path to his ultimate point with honesty and truth as your map and compass. All people, Christians and non-Christians alike, will get something positive from this book. For some it will help them on their journey to become mature Christians. For others it will help them identify what needs to be changed in their church. Others will gain insight into why Christians act, and react, the way they do.
At the back of the book there is an eight-session study guide, with questions for reflection and discussion, along with relevant scripture passages to be used on your own or in a small group.
The best way to finish this review is with a quote from the book itself: "Mother Teresa said, 'We can do no great things, only small things with great love.' One person trusting God, receiving His love and grace, and then giving that love and grace back to others, can make a difference. That is my heart's desire. You in?"
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From The Phone: Starkey's Superbowl Cymbals
From The Phone: Starkey's Superbowl Cymbals
By Radim McCue Published February 7, 2010
Zak Starkey's cymbals at the SuperBowl caused a bit of discussion online. His Zildjians were outfitted in a red, white and blue design based on the British roundel that emblazons military planes. The best guess is that it comes from the Mods--British pop youth of the late '50s and early '60s whose emblem was the roundel. For those who are keeping score, the Who sounded incredible, especially for a group that started 44 years ago. Check the pics.
Townshend in flight.
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Reader Opinion – The Daily World, March 17, 2010
t was a beautiful day, very quiet, no wind, little swell but the surf was running a long ways. A young girl with a baby in a stroller was beside us watching her mother dig clams.
Suddenly Dick noticed the water had receded out about two blocks. I then noticed a wave about three-feet high which seemed to be growing and coming in from off shore at a pretty fast pace. I yelled at Dick to alert him, he waved back and I turned to walk up to a drier area.
Dick, who is over six feet tall, soon noted that the water had risen rapidly from his ankles to his knees so dug his long-handled shovel into the sand for better balance. All at once, the water hit him in the chest, kicked his feet out from under him and sent him swimming.
I started to run but it was too late. The wave hit me from behind knocking my feet out from under me and rolling over the top of me.
Dick and I were tossed and rolled over and over in the water like so much driftwood, never touching the ground until the water deposited us about 60 yards up the beach. What probably only took a minute, seemed like hours.
In looking around afterward, people up and down the beach had been "bowled over" by this wave. Considering most of us were in chest waders, someone could have drowned! We talked to the young girl and she said she watched the wave just rise out of nowhere, knocking her mother down and then Dick and me. Luckily she had outrun it. Our friend Eddie said that several more waves after this one did the same thing. They looked like stair steps, like they were just piling up on top one another.
Thinking this must have had something to do with the recent tsunami scare, I contacted Todd Ehret at NOAA. The following are excerpts from his e-mail: "The wave event you described was NOT related to the earthquake in Chile or the Tsunami which that earthquake created. Whenever there is an earthquake in a coastal region, or underwater in the ocean floor, the possibility of a Tsunami is created. The term "tsunami" is often misinterpreted to be a very large, destructive wave; sometimes called a "tidal wave". A tsunami has the potential to be a large, destructive wave, such as the one which devastated Sri Lanka a few years ago, but most are only a foot or two in height, and have little if any dangerous or destructive potential."
"What you probably experienced is commonly referred to as a 'rogue wave.' A wave (often a series of waves), which is much larger than other waves occurring at the same time. There are reports of conditions in which the average wave was 8-10 feet and a "rogue wave" of 4-5 times that size (40-50 feet high) occurred without warning.
"There are well documented reports, videos and radar imagery of such waves. It is believed that such 'rogue waves' are the result of several different waves (each traveling at slightly different speeds) merging together to create a single, much larger wave. When such a wave is encountered at a shoreline area, it is said that the water level lowers dramatically which exposes portions of the beach which were underwater only moments before. Then there can be a single wave (or a couple of waves) which quickly cover the exposed area and can go even farther up the beach.
Such a 'rogue wave' can impact a small area of the shore, a few hundred yards or less, or can extend for several miles depending on the size of the wave and angle it approaches the beach. Based on your description, it is very likely that you encountered such a 'rogue wave.' Although they may have the same "signature" as a tsunami, rogue waves have different causes and are not predictable." — Todd Ehret We've dug clams many times when there were large swells off the coast, never imaging a wave like this possible without a good cause.
Now we know better. This letter is not meant to scare people but to reinforce the idea of staying alert.
Will this event keep us from going to the beach? NO WAY. Will it make us a lot more aware of our surroundings, YOU BET!
Article from the March 17, 2010 The Daily World
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Welcome to April's first Roundup. We finish off this busy week with an interesting collection of threads and conversations. We found have a new home under construction, lots of "charming" reveals in Hèrmes and the glory of springtime. Come on in and see what else we found for you this week!
It's time to go shoe shopping! What better place to get inspired than the Newest Shoe Purchases thread in the Glass Slipper? Melikey shered her new and very cute Chanel espadrilles, and jeninvan looks ready for spring in her pretty pink Casadei heels. LeeLee1098 took our breath away with her Valentino stud heels. The Glass Slipper is definitely a must if you are planning a your upcoming shoe purchases, we recommend the Shoe of the Day thread as a great starting point. Happy Shopping!
Over in Home and Garden AlovesJ is building a beautiful new home, and home constructions fans will be happy to know it is well underway. The must-see kitchen island, it is just glorious. In the Newest Decor Items thread michie posted a really fun idea for street numbers that is completely do-able for even the least crafty fashionista. And, do you remember st. love's closet project from the March 22 Roundup? We are happy to see that it is all finished and looking gorgeous!
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POULSBO — Nineteen thinking caps were imaginarily strapped on the heads of 7-11-year-olds early one recent morning as the World of Science Camp kicked off with an eco-friendly bang. Held at the Poulsbo Parks and Recreation Center, it was the Mad Science organization that brought a science-infused agenda filled with fun and discovery.
"Bonjour!" mad scientist Madame Way, a 7-year Mad Science instructor from Bremerton, said in a singsong. "Do you know what that means?"
A chorus of "hello's" followed, and soon the group was down to business.
"This is no longer the Poulsbo Recreation Center, it's my laboratory," Way explained. "Do you guys know what maniacal laughter is?"
After practicing their kooky cackles Way led the eager learners in discovering the ways in which humans impact the planet. A fish bowl lake model helped to display the kinds of pollution found in nearby bodies of water, and the acronym OHEC (pronounced, "Oh, heck!") promoted the scientific process of observing, hypothesizing, experimenting and concluding — all before 9:30 a.m.
"You know what girls and boys? Sometimes our hypotheses are wrong, but that's the great thing about science," Way contended. "You can change a variable in your experiment and try it again."
From Earth awareness and recycling to nature hikes, bugs and panning for gems, the scientific group was embarking on the start of a week-long journey, and it's a journey Poulsbo's Parks and Recreation department is hoping even more Little Norway kids can take.
Recreation programmer Kris Goodfellow said Mad Science offers all sorts of learning opportunities, from half-hour displays for preschoolers to all-day activities and five-day programs for older kids.
"The Mad Science organization is really wonderful," she said. "They go all over to different schools and rec centers to do these programs."
Now, the department is hoping to offer similar learning opportunities during school holidays, spring break and on school district Learning Improvement Days, when kids normally don't attend class.
"We're just hoping to offer more options for parents in different locations at different times of the year," Goodfellow said.
The Parks and Rec department's next brochure, which will include class schedule information for preschool-adult programs from September through March, will be out at the end of August, she said.
Until then, 19 busy future scientists are well on their way to someday running a laboratory of their very own.
"Anything that gets kids excited about science and learning, you can't go wrong with that," said Goodfellow.
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Authorities say the suspected drunk driver who injured a woman and killed her unborn child in a wreck Sunday night has a long history of DWI arrests. Bernal Lino Aguilar, 48, of 4111 Delaware Ave., Kenner, was booked with third-degree feticide, vehicular negligent injuring, first-degree vehicular negligent injuring and reckless driving, according to Sgt. Brian McGregor, spokesman for the Kenner Police Department.
Investigators also booked Aguilar on Sunday with DWI, his seventh arrest for drunk driving in Louisiana since 1992, authorities said. Charges in the most recent case, a Dec. 5, 2011, DWI-fourth offense arrest, are pending in Jefferson's 24th Judicial District Court, McGregor said.
Now, Aguilar is accused of injuring the driver of another vehicle and her pregnant, 18-year-old passenger. The accident occurred Sunday about 6:46 p.m. at the intersection of Alabama Avenue and Vintage Drive, McGregor said.
A witness spotted Aguilar's Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck traveling northbound in the 3800 block of Chateau Boulevard. But Aguilar was in the wrong lanes of travel on the thoroughfare, which is divided by a median.
The witness followed Aguilar as he made a right turn onto Vintage Drive. The truck was back in the proper lanes of travel. But when Aguilar made a left turn onto Alabama Avenue, he proceeded through a stop sign and pulled in front of a Mitsubishi Galant that was headed westbound on Vintage, according to McGregor. "They basically T-boned him," he said.
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Doctors later learned that the mother, who was seven months pregnant, suffered a lacerated uterus, and the baby died. The mother was in critical condition Monday after doctors performed surgery, McGregor said.
Aguilar was still being held Monday without bond at the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna. Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact the Kenner Police Department by calling 504.712.2222 or Crimestoppers at 504.822.1111.
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Steam is a very useful digital delivery service (Hey, free endorsement! Where's my money Valve?). All those cool and welcome Holiday sales, discounts and so on. Many, many awesome games on offer, from unknown indie gems to some of the best triple-A titles money can buy. The question is: do people actually play these games? Well, of course they do.
However, a majority of Steam's community are folks who just make the purchase and then never bother to play the game.
Most of the sales on this list include Team Fortress and Dota players, which I'm pretty sure are hardcore gamers. Then, who are the 37% that never play the games they buy? There are a couple of possible explanations here. These are individuals who "have a life," but are still drawn to games because they love them or they merely buy them out of nostalgia. Ya know, you play games and it's fun, and then it's school time or job time or marriage time. Either way, these people just don't have the time to play games, even though they'd probably like to. Instead, they're too busy grinding away at some desk-job that sucks their souls dry. So at the end of the day, they just want to go out and eat grass or drown in the bottom of a beer can.
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| Vader: It's the package deals sure. But I have a lot of frie…
|Apr 16 2014, 07:15 am EDT
there are a few games I bought and never played, on account of a good deal (fallout 1 2 and tactics for 3 euros), cause I wanted to Play the 2nd only).
Keep in mind that gaming is a massive time consumer and usually played by oneself
| Vader: Fuckin' true.
|[STAFF] Apr 16 2014, 07:28 am EDT
| Vader: Spare cash. That's what the whole system seems to thr…
|optimus slime
|Apr 16 2014, 08:05 am EDT
Not to mention checking gaming websites and watching other people play games, instead of actually playing the damn game. In my opinion, these are the main offenders.
No offense AT, I love you and all. Because of the tits.
|Apr 16 2014, 08:28 am EDT
Not to mention of my 20-30 steam card games, i've gotten a single booster pack in 6 months? The system is shit
Oh, and achievements can be cheated as well sadly =(
|Apr 16 2014, 08:29 am EDT
I have 503 steam games and I guess I've not played around 120 of them. Most of the unplayed ones are the extras from bundles that I bought for one or two specific games.
I have the intent to play them all at some point, but Lord knows when I'll get the time.
Currently Reaper of Souls and Euro Truck Sim 2 are preventing any new games from being played.
|Apr 16 2014, 08:54 am EDT
|Apr 16 2014, 11:20 am EDT
are they really? what is a "hardcore gamer"?
is a football player a hardcore sportsman?
is it because: that's all he plays / he's really good at it / his knowledge of that particular sport / his knowledge of all things sports related?
are you a hardcore gamer if your age is about 14, your entry into the world of gaming is League of Legends and that's alright because it's free thus no other game is better because "insert random funny word" and now you are playing it like such a pro, your face looks Korean?
i think there are only 2 categories: gamer and non-gamer.
a gamer plays games because he searches for something meaningful in them, some games are for fun but most are either little exhibits of art, interactive private concerts, a theatrical play, an oral story reminiscent of childhood when parents/grandparents sat down beside your bed etc.
a non-gamer plays Candy Crush for 2 hours because he's constipated or online games ONLY because "i win, you suxxorz".
| Vader: "What's a hardcore gamer?"
I dunno...people who fu…
|Apr 16 2014, 11:20 am EDT
For this reason, I'm always rolling my eyes when I see people posting here and elsewhere to lament about how there are "no good games lately", or "it's a slow month for new releases", etc. and so forth. I'm sitting here still playing shit that came out a year or more ago. There's always something really good that I haven't touched yet.
"Instead, they're too busy grinding away at some desk-job that sucks their souls dry. So at the end of the day, they just want to go out and eat grass or drown in the bottom of a beer can."
This is pretty cynical. They might just have families, Vader. A husband and father that comes home from work and immediately spends all his time on his PC or console before going to bed won't be a husband and father for very long.
| antonphd: exactly
|Apr 16 2014, 12:59 pm EDT
Gamers, in my eyes, are people who've developed a taste in gaming, same as any other past time activity.
For most of my gamer friends, as for myself, gaming in rewarding by itself.
I think that's just it.
just as someone who loves the cinema will enjoy a good film.
I would define myself a gamer, but I won't play any given game just on account of having to play, and I don't consider people who bought CoD and Fifa and nothing else gamers as well, if they'll refuse to try anything else.
Most gamers, I believe, have a knack at games, diving right into any platform with ease, even if they don't spend as much time as their Fifa loving friends.
Being a gamer doesn't mean you always have something to play and it certainly doesn't mean you have to spend all your spare time playing.
All in all, I think it's one's attitude towards playing games, same as any other hobby.
| Vodoo: that's what i said.
you wouldn't call someone who …
|Apr 16 2014, 03:00 pm EDT
| Vodoo: should i extend my one word description of myself to …
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The 2008 Mets look an awful lot like the 2007 Mets these days.
There remains, however, one key difference in the two rosters: Johan Santana.
Last season when the Mets were spiraling their way out of the World Series tourney, the best tourniquet they had to stop the bleeding was Tom Glavine (6.10 ERA in September '07), who had Atlanta on his mind and his gas tank on E.
Season over. Let's Go Rangers.
Tomorrow, with their Wild Card lead down to a single game, the Mets turn to Santana -- the Best Second Half Pitcher on the Planet -- who hasn't lost a game since June 28 and boasts a sparkling post-All Star ERA of 2.38.
Santana is expected to take the ball on Sunday as well.
GM Omar Minaya bet on the assumption that a new ace was all the team needed to turn the page on the worst collapse in baseball history.
We'll find out if he was right tomorrow night.
Ya gotta believe
After losing 3-of-4, the Mets can kiss the Phillies goodbye... A grand slam to the opposing pitcher? See ya in spring training, Jon Niese. (Even if the blast came off the bat of Staten Island's own, Jason Marquis.)... The Mets get a bit of a break this week as the Cubbies reshuffle their starting rotation.


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People may be inclined to quit their job if bullying is prevalent in their working environment. This is the suggestion of new research published in the Sage journal Human Relations, which found simply being present in a company where such action takes place is enough to make people want to leave.
According to investigators from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, nurses feel a stronger urge to quit their post if bullying occurs in their workplace, even if they are not victims of such actions themselves.
Marjan Houshmand, corresponding author of the report, noted: "This is potentially interesting because we tend to assume that direct, personal experiences should be more influential upon employees than indirect experiences only witnessed or heard about in a second-hand fashion."
According to the researchers, bullying is perceived by workers as being even more unfair when their colleagues are victimised and they are not, adding employees may see resignation as a way of acting in defiance against the behaviour.
Occupational Digest Kisane Prutton, a Chartered Psychologist and an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, commented: "This piece of research from Canada found that nurses who worked in hospitals where workplace bullying occurred were more likely to consider quitting their jobs than those nurse who were actually being bullied.
"It is a stark warning to employers who are tardy in tackling workplace bullying. Not only are employers at risk of incurring financial costs and decreased productivity when the target of bullying goes off sick or raises a formal grievance, but also, as this study suggests, of losing other staff as an indirect consequence.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - A group of fourth- and fifth-graders at PS 19, officially known as the Young Helpers, have helped an even younger population.
The children selected the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Richmond University Medical Center (RUMC) to receive the proceeds of their Penny Harvest campaign this past school year.
Each year, many city public schools participate in the campaign. Students are asked to collect pennies for about one month in the fall. In the spring, after the pennies are totaled, students are empowered to decide which organizations will receive the money they collected.
In April, PS 19 students met with Racquel Anderson, a registered nurse and nurse-manager of the NICU at RUMC, who explained how the hospital helps premature and sick infants. The unit boasts an extremely low mortality rate and is rated one of the best in the city.
"We are just so touched and so grateful that these special kids thought to help our babies," Mrs. Anderson said.
"These students are interested in making positive changes in their school and community," said teacher Jeanne Raleigh, moderator of the Young Helpers.
Of the 645 votes cast at the school, 450 students voted in favor of giving the largest donation to the hospital.
The students visited the unit on June 25 to present their donation — a check for $332 — to help the tiny patients — all babies born prematurely.
Other organizations that benefited from PS 19's Penny Harvest were Project Homefront, the Seamen's Society for Children and Families and the Richmond Senior Services food pantry.
"This is an incredible gesture from young Staten Islanders," said Rosemarie Stazzone, senior vice-president of nursing and clinical affairs and chief nursing officer at RUMC. "Perhaps among this group are future doctors and nurses."
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You don't need to watch much of one of his broadcasts to know why, but just in case you needed more evidence, here it is.
LeBron James went up for a dunk and got fouled. It happened on Easter Sunday. So naturally, Jackson, a self-proclaimed man of God, made the obvious "he has risen" reference to the play… because that's what most Christians want to hear on the most celebrated day of their religion… a comparison between the son of God and a guy who's really good at basketball.
I'm sure Jackson is praying that David Blatt gets canned after this season so he can go show Dan Gilbert and LeBron how much he's willing to slobber all over his star player and let him do whateeeeeeever he wants.
"Sure, LeBron, Blatt lets you call your own plays… but does he truly believe you can walk on water and heal the blind? No… but I DO!"
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South Clinton Avenue was closed after the 2:15 p.m. crash and was not expected to reopen before 5 p.m., authorities said.
The injured 52-year-old driver from Jersey City was taken by helicopter to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, police Chief John Ferraro said.
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You'll have to show ID to eat Salvatore's boozy pies.
Imbibe in the spirit of your ailing forefathers.
We just barely survived our meal.
A roving grocery truck from BU grads hits the streets.
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An unexpected treat in your pad thai!
Healthy food for Newton.
Crimson waiters are seeing red.
Asian-fusion on wheels!
Two openings in the South End.
Don't expect any Romney home brew.
But it's good enough for Guy Fieri.
The Newbury Street institution closes due to lease problems.
Plus pubs and tacos, all in our weekly neighborhood round up.
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Sean Williams, a 6-foot-11 junior center from Villa Park (Calif.) High School, committed to Syracuse University on Sunday.
You can read today's Post-Standard story on him here.
Williams' nickname is the Fly-Swatter. He's a shot-blocking force thanks to an astounding 7-foot, 9-inch wingspan. His father assured me that the measurement is accurate.
Click here for a photo that shows Williams' reach as he blocks a shot.
Just how long is a 7-foot-9 wingspan? It's so long that ....
1. Sean lettered in football by serving as the goalpost.
2. He can jump rope through his own arms.
3. When he reaches out to shake hands with someone, he doesn't actually meet the person for another 30 seconds.
4. He can drop quarters into the basket at toll booths from the passenger's seat.
5. When he spells out YMCA at baseball games it's in all caps.
6. He played the windmill in the school production of Man of La Mancha.
7. He puts Stretch Armstrong to shame.
8. He joined the school's rowing team and didn't need oars.
9. He can put the star on top of the Christmas tree without using a ladder just like the Abominable Snow Monster in Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer.
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Froggy, r u watching? Sorry you couldn't find my losing trades lately. I m sure u r eager 2 see my trades go bad. just suck it up. lol
Lately, too many people (many different alias?) turn out and become bullish. Next leg up, it's time to take profit.
Hell hath no fury like February 28th.
As usual, this comment has wasted our time, makes no sense, and has accomplished nothing.........
Froggy, I m still holding in case you are wondering, heheeeeeee


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The formation process includes a two year period called the noviceship, whose emphasis is on deepening of one's relationship to God and discerning the way forward with the novice director. Exploration of different ways of praying, participation in the Eucharist, the making of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius in a 30 day retreat, and varied experiences of apostolic work help to make clearer how and where God is leading. First vows are taken at the end of the noviceship. Then follows a period of at least six years of temporary profession during which sisters may receive further training according to their needs, and will spend time in apostolic ministry and getting to know the world-wide Congregation of Jesus. A further period of intense spiritual reflection and apostolic training, known as the 'Tertianship', is offered before final vows, with a renewal year after some ten years in full-time ministry.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Marks Village resident Phillip Smith last smelled the odor of natural gas three weeks ago, as he walked from a nearby convenience store a few blocks up from where an explosion on December 17 killed a woman and injured eight other people.
"It smelled like rotten eggs, but I knew it was gas," Smith said as he walked past the rubble of the Gate City building destroyed by the blast. "It just hits you."
More than two months have passed since the explosion. The National Transportation Safety Board continues to investigate and four lawsuits are pending.
Some residents of the east Birmingham public housing community are choosing to leave. Others stay, although they say they are still afraid.
"I still don't like to turn on the stove or use anything gas related," said resident Jay Whetstone.
By the end of March, all of the cast iron pipe in the community will be replaced, said Sherri Goodman, a spokeswoman for Alagasco.
The pipeline running alongside and sometimes under the streets will be replaced, as will service lines running from the street pipeline to individual residences.
When the new street pipeline and new service lines are in place, Alagasco will then redirect gas flow from the original pipelines to the new pipelines and residential gas meters will be connected to the new lines. Once the construction is completed, landscapers will work to restore yards, common areas and the neighborhood back to the way they were, according to Alagasco.
As the work continues, Goodman and Naomi Truman, director of the Birmingham Housing Authority, said they have workers stationed in the community to answer questions and address concerns.
Truman said she could not discuss the situation in-depth because of the lawsuits. No hearings have been set in any of the cases.
"We do have people out on-site to respond to their concerns," Truman said. "There are people with the housing authority and Alagasco they can take that to."
Goodman said the community is safe and they have heard few concerns from residents.
"We are confident in our system, our processes and our employees. But if any customer smells natural gas, he or she should leave the home and call us at 1-800-292-4008. We have employees onsite working exclusively at Marks Village in tandem with the Birmingham Housing Authority to address any questions or concerns residents may have," Goodman said.
Several residents today said they still do not feel safe.
"They ain't doing nothing like they are supposed to," said Ellie Booker. "We're still smelling gas."
Raven Brown, who lives next door to the site of the explosion that killed 40-year-old Tyrennis LaVal Mabry, today was preparing to move.
Brown said he was scared to live there even before the explosion, because of murders in the area. In April, Sheri Williams, 24, was killed by a bullet intended for somebody else. In 2012, 4-year-old Deonte Mixon was struck and killed by a car in a melee after a shooting.
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Patrick Hayes argues that the Pistons are a playoff team. Pardeep Toor had the contention that they are not earlier.
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Watching a team beat up on the Memphis Grizzlies is not necessarily the best way to start an argument that they are going to have a successful season.
But for real ... this Pistons team is going places. They are good enough to be a top six team in the East right now, and if a few things happen, they can even have a chance at winning a playoff series this year, in the midst of a rebuilding phase.
I'm an optimist. So let's say things go right:
- Ben Gordon is better than we thought he was. We know, from his time in Chicago, that he can score. But, since Chicago used him in a limited role, many don't realize how good a scorer he is. Only eight players in the NBA scored more with a higher true shooting percentage than Gordon last season. The Pistons invested about $60 million in him. He's going to get minutes and he's going to score points like no player the Pistons have had in recent memory.
- Rodney Stuckey is going to improve. He showed flashes of greatness last year. He can score, he can pass, he's strong ... so he hit a bit of a wall in his first full NBA season. Big deal. He's playing for a more intelligent coach, surrounded by better shooters that should clear driving lanes for him and he's going to be a better player than he was last year.
- A trade is likely. Just based on personal preference, I would love to see Rip Hamilton say, Tayshaun Prince get traded. Prince for Chris Kaman or Marcus Camby? Maybe not likely now, but what if the Clippers struggle? The Pistons get more offense on the floor by starting Hamilton and Gordon and add more size in the frontcourt. Can a positive trade be banked on? No, but Joe Dumars is due for a good move.
- The depth is better than it's been in years. This team is not as talented as the championship teams, but they do have 10 guys who can legitimately play in a rotation for a good NBA team. Austin Daye is going to contribute. Chris Wilcox and Jason Maxiell can both be effective. Ben Wallace and Kwame Brown are very good defenders.
- Coaching. This is no doubt an offensive team. It just so happens that John Kuester runs a very good offensive scheme. The stagnation that was a staple of the Michael Curry era is going to be gone. They will score, they will move without the ball and they will run. Those things sound simple, but as anyone who watched last year knows, they are not a given.
My counterpart was very arbitrary when he tried to break the East down by tiers in his post.
If we're going by caste, here's how the East stacks up:
Brahmin: Boston and Orlando.
Kshatriya: Cleveland.
Vaishya: Detroit, Atlanta, Washington, Philly.
Sudra: Toronto, Miami, New Jersey, Chicago.
Untouchable: Milwaukee, Indiana, Charlotte, New York.
As you can see, Detroit is in play anywhere for the fourth-seventh spot.


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I've been delving into literacy resources, as my daughter approaches 'traditional' reading ready age, and found a few really interesting concepts out there.
Here's a summary of a couple of the sites I found interesting:
http://icanreadsongs.org – Learning using songs as an anchor.
http://www.newparadigmreading.com – Letter recognition using kinetics (hand signals that match the sound, for example – saying the sound "mmmm" while rubbimg tummy for learning 'm'. The program includes games and music. Looks very interesting.
http://www.readingrevival.com – Teaching by word recognition prior to letter recognition, I've stumbled onto some research on this, so more about it in another blog shortly.
I say 'traditional' reading ready, as I figured she's ready since she can recognise complex shapes, pays attention and understands the that the squiggle next to the apple is a letter, but really research I've seen says they were capable of this a lot earlier than we think.
This site is aimed both at supplying fun and quality reading resources, and promoting literacy, so on the second note, more soon on the learning to read.


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As you get ready to watch the BCS National Championship Game between Alabama and Notre Dame, make sure you know all the 2013 NFL Draft prospects who'll take the field in Miami.
As usual, Alabama is loaded with top prospects on defense and has a stellar grouping of offensive linemen.
But Notre Dame didn't make it to the title game with a bunch of scrubs, either. Manti Te'o leads a Fighting Irish team with its fair share of NFL prospects as well.
Let's check them out.


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Our call for your favorite New Orleans tastemakers has inadvertently become a war of the Instagrams. As nominations rolled in, so did links to people's respective handles. Being that Instagram is the channel of choice for food photography (#foodgram cites more than 450,000 photos), let's roll with it.
Below is the list of tastemaker finalists. You can click on an individual's name to see their Instagram account. Who do you think is favorably framing New Orleans' culinary scene? Who's celebrating the city's food and bev trends alongside its traditions? Take a look and vote for the finalist that you'd like to see featured on NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune.
Voting closes at noon on Tuesday, June 24, 2014.


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A new less invasive option for patients at risk for Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Langhorne, PA, February 17, 2014 — An Electrophysiologist at St. Mary Medical Center recently implanted a subcutaneous implantable defibrillator (S-ICD) system, the first and only ICD that provides defibrillation therapy without touching the heart. Dr. Scott Burke, Medical Director of the Electrophysiology Lab at St. Mary, performed the procedure on a 33-year-old male with a long history of life-threatening ventricular tachyarrhythmia that can result in sudden cardiac arrest.
The implantation of a defibrillator has become an increasingly used procedure in recent years because sudden cardiac arrest — which defibrillators can correct with a powerful electric shock — is a leading cause of death in the United States. Defibrillators are designed to correct a deadly electrical malfunction of the heart by restoring a normal heart rhythm that CPR alonecannot do, although CPR remains part of the process used to treat cardiac arrests.
Traditional implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) require thin, insulated wires – known as leads – to be precisely positioned into the heart using image-guided fluoroscopy, an x-ray procedure.
The new S-ICD System effectively performs the defibrillation needed to shock the heart back into normal rhythm without having to implant wires directly into the heart. The less invasive
S-ICD device had two main components: a pulse generator, which powers the system, monitors heart activity, and delivers a shock if needed; and an electrode, which enables the device to sense the cardiac rhythm and serves as a pathway for shock delivery when necessary. Both components are implanted just under the skin — the generator at the side of the chest, and the electrode beside the breastbone. Implantation with the S-ICD System can be done without x-ray imaging using only the anatomical landmarks of a person's body structure.
The S-ICD system is considered a revolutionary alternative to transvenous ICD therapy in that without the wires touching the heart, potential complications associated with lead implantation or extractions are avoided, including infection or vascular injury. "Not only is the S-ICD device a safer alternative for certain patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest, it also shortens recovery time, can feel more comfortable to the patient, and can provide a better cosmetic look post-operatively,"says Dr. Burke.
The SICD does not provide pacing therapy, so it is not indicated for patients who need the pacing function of a traditional defibrillator. Although the minimally invasive feature of the new S-ICD is appealing to patients, the electrophysiologist will recommend the best defibrillation device to protect a patient from sudden cardiac arrest with consideration to how the electrical system of the patient's heart is performing and other medical circumstances.
Patient Story
Craig Farber, of Ewing N.J., received the first S-ICD device implanted at St. Mary. At age 33, Farber previously had four implanted ICD devices since his heart unexpectedly stopped beating and caused him sudden cardiac arrest at age 15. The leads implanted in his heart broke twice. Lead extraction, to remove the wire connectors from his heart, is a somewhat risky procedure. So the implantation of a new device that does not require any leads in his heart veins seemed to be a great improvement that would benefit him.
Farber was in the hospital for two days: one to have surgery to remove the old leads and ICD; and the next day to have the new S-ICD placed. He reports there was more discomfort with the lead extraction than in the implantation of the new device. "This new procedure was much easier – very straightforward," says Farber. "And to think they did not have to go through a vein and leave something in my bloodstream – sweet! That makes me very happy."


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PITTSFIELD -- On Tuesday, Dec. 4, at Conte Community School, Juan Cofield, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, New England Area Conference, presided over a well attended meeting that launched the reactivation of the Berkshire County branch of the NAACP after a lapse of several years.
Cofield complimented the members for uniting to activate the branch.
Consistent with the National NAACP, the branch will focus on the NAACP priorities to achieve equality of rights and eliminate race and ethnicity prejudice.
These priorities were also referred to as "game changers." They include educational achievement, civic engagement, criminal justice, economic development, health advocacy, including environmental justice, and political empowerment.
The following officers were elected: Will Singleton, president; Luci Leonard, vice president; Santha Willis, secretary; Stephanie Wright, assistant secretary; Duane Booth, treasurer; and Joyce Armstrong and Henry Lee, at-large members.


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25 Things You Should Know About Writing HorrorOctober 12th, 2011 by Scott
From the deep, dark recesses of author Chuck Wendig's mind, here are a few choice excerpts:
1. At The Heart Of Every Tale, a Squirming Know Of Worms
Every story is, in its tiny way, a horror story. Horror is about fear and tragedy, and whether or not one is capable of overcoming those things. It's not all about severed heads or blood-glutton vampires. It's an existential thing, a tragic thing, and somewhere in every story this dark heart beats. You feel horror when John McClane sees he's got to cross over a floor of broken glass in his bare feet. We feel the fear of Harry and Sally, a fear that they're going to ruin what they have by getting too close or by not getting too close, a fear that's multiplied by knowing you're growing older and have nobody to love you. In the Snooki book, we experience revulsion as we see Snooki bed countless bodybuilders and gym-sluts, her alien syphilis fast degrading their bodies until soon she can use their marrowless bones as straws with which to slurp up her latest Windex-colored drink. *insert Hannibal Lecter noise here*
5. We're All Afraid Of The Dark
We fear the unknown because we fear the dark. We fear the dark because we're biologically programmed to do so: at some point we gain the awareness that outside the light of our fire lurks — well, who fucking knows? Sabretooth tigers. Serial killers. The Octomom. Horror often operates best when it plays off this core notion that the unknown is a far freakier quantity than the known. The more we know the less frightening it becomes. Lovecraft is like a really advanced version of this. Our sanity is the firelight, and beyond it lurks not sabretooth tigers but a whole giant squirming seething pantheon of madness whose very existence is too much for mortal man's mind to parse.
11. Characters You Love Making Choices You Hate
Suspense and tension are key components to the horror-making process. I've long thought that the best way to create these things is to have characters you love making choices you hate. When you see a beloved character about to step toward the closet where the unseen serial killer is hiding, your sphincter tightens so hard it could break someone's finger. We recoil at mistakes made by loved ones, and this is doubly true when these mistakes put their lives, souls and sanities in danger.
Chuck has lots of list like this, so be sure to check them out at his website. And while you're there, support the arts and buy his books.
For this list on horror writing, go here.


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What is it with me and oats these days? I don't know what's come over me, but I feel like I'm that crazy cat lady, but instead of furry friends, my life is revolving around oats. I'm literally eating them all the time and am always trying to come up with new recipes to use them in. Take these peanut butter oat and quinoa cookies as proof.
So, what gives? Why oats? First, I've discovered overnight oats {hello world, don't mind me, I've just been living under a rock all this time} and they're like the best things on earth. Now my go-to breakfast. Oh and I'm also making batches, upon batches of granola. Oh yeah and then when I'm lazy, I'm even just throwing raw oats onto my yogurt and calling it a day.
Am I crazed or is this obsession totally legit? My vote is for legit.
Right, then obviously knowing me, oats have {magically} made their way into my desserts. Just like with these insanely healthy oatmeal cookies.
Well it's already been told (like a thousand times over), I love making healthy sweets. Because as hard as I try, that sweet tooth of mine is never, ever going away. Why not just embrace it for what it is and make the best of it? Which now means adding oats to everything, of course.
But then there's the whole other side of this fabulous recipe to discuss. Peanut butter.
I could go on and on and on about how freaking amazing peanut butter is, but I'll spare you and save that obsession for another post. Just know that when I say I love peanut butter, we're not playing around. Peanut butter is my jam (and not the PB+J kind of jam). As in it's the bees-knees. The creme de la creme. And when paired with oats? Mmmm, delicioso!
So, back to these Peanut Butter Oat & Quinoa Cookies.
Like most nights, I was dying for something sweet to curl up on the couch with, and my chocolate chip peanut butter balls just weren't going to cut it.
I wanted cookies.
Cookies that were full of peanut butter, coconut sugar, oats and quinoa flakes. Cookies that tasted like a million bucks, but wouldn't blow my day of healthy eating out of the water. Cookies that I could eat three of and not feel guilty about it. Cookies that would be my breakfast the next day. Cookies like these.
Sweet, chewy, nutty and delicious. These peanut butter oat and quinoa cookies are just what you would imagine them to be. Full of rich peanut buttery flavor, soft but with a slight crunch from the oats, and totally full of nutrients all at the same time.
Dunked in a glass of almond milk? I was in heaven.
- ½ cup gluten-free oat bran
- ¼ cup gluten-free rolled oats
- ¼ cup quinoa flakes
- ¼ cup coconut sugar
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- ¼ cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 large egg
- ¼ cup applesauce
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- Stevia to taste
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the dry ingredients and mix until incorporated. In a separate mixing bowl, beat all the wet ingredients until combined and smooth. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and mix until a dough forms. Taste and add stevia until you get to your desired level of desired sweetness.
- Scoop the dough onto the cookie sheets (I use an ice cream scoop to do this). Flatten with the back of a wet fork and bake in the center of the oven for 13 - 15 minutes, until the cookies have started to brown and are a little crispy to the touch.
- Cool on the cookie sheet for a few minutes, then transfer to a wire rack and cool for another 5 or 10 minutes.
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Block BIS email on BES: OS 5 vs OS 6
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I've found something strange.
9300 from AT&T comes with OS 6. BIS emails can be added before or after BES activation. But no BIS email will be delivered.
If the device is downgraded to OS 5, then the BIS email will be delivered to device even after the activation
Is there any setting missing to cause it? Or is it a flaw of OS 5?
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Evaluation of SB 1041 Reforms to California's CalWORKs Program (2014-2017)
The California Budget Act of 2012 — "Senate Bill (SB) 1041" — included significant reforms to California's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program known as CalWORKs (California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids).
The reforms, effective as of January 2013, included changes to the participant time clock, work requirements, and earned income disregard, among other changes, with the goal of engaging participants in more intensive work activities as early as possible, while also providing more flexibility in work activity options and increased financial incentives as participants move toward self sufficiency.
To fully understand if SB 1041 is achieving its objectives and if there are any unintended consequences, the California legislature required an independent evaluation. Following a competitive bidding process, the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) awarded the evaluation contract to the RAND Corporation, in partnership with the American Institutes for Research (AIR). Stanfield Systems also is supporting the project.
Study Questions
The evaluation seeks to address key questions regarding the implementation and impact of SB 1041:
- Has SB 1041 provided greater flexibility in the services and activities available to participants?
- Has SB 1041 helped to remove barriers to participants' employment?
- Has SB 1041 accelerated participants' paths to self-sufficiency?
- Has SB 1041 improved the well-being of participant children and their families?
- Has SB 1041 affected participants' transitions at the 25-month mark?
- How have the changes affected CalWORKs and related programs at the county level?
- Has SB 1041 affected California's TANF annual Work Participation Rates?
The study team will make recommendations for improvements to the CalWORKs program based on the evaluation findings.
Study Components
The study questions will be addressed through five study components:
- The Process Study will address questions related to SB 1041 implementation over time using data from interviews with state-level key informants, from annual interviews and focus groups in six focal counties (Alameda, Fresno, Los Angeles, Riverside, Sacramento, and Stanislaus), and from an annual All-County Survey (ACS) of welfare directors.
- The Participant Status Study will employ CDSS welfare system administrative data to provide a series of annual snap shots of indicators for the CalWORKs participant population.
- The Participant Tracking Study will likewise draw on the array of state- and county-level administrative databases to provide a series of annual summaries of the dynamics of the CalWORKs caseload.
- The County Welfare Operations Impact Study will rely on the information gathered from the focal counties and the ACS, as well as administrative data from county welfare offices on program staffing, budgets, and other matters, to assess the impact of SB 1041 on multiple dimensions of county welfare office operations.
- The Participant Impact Study will combine administrative data with primary data collected over time for a sample of welfare entrants, the California Socioeconomic Survey (CalSES), to investigate the impact of SB 1041 on a range of adult and child outcomes for current and former CalWORKs participants.
Study Timetable and Products
The project was launched in July 2014 and will be completed in December 2017. The first product from this project is a background and study design report. Results from the project will be disseminated through a series of reports that will be posted to the Publications page.


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Tomosynthesis in the Oslo Breast Cancer Screening Program (DBT)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown because the information has not been verified recently.
Verified February 2013 by Oslo University Hospital.
Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
Oslo University Hospital
Cancer Registry of Norway
Hologic, Inc.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Per Skaane, Oslo University Hospital
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First received: November 24, 2010
Last updated: February 4, 2013
Last verified: February 2013
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No Study Results Posted on ClinicalTrials.gov for this Study
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|This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
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|September 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Skaane P, Bandos AI, Gullien R, Eben EB, Ekseth U, Haakenaasen U, Izadi M, Jebsen IN, Jahr G, Krager M, Niklason LT, Hofvind S, Gur D. Comparison of digital mammography alone and digital mammography plus tomosynthesis in a population-based screening program. Radiology. 2013 Apr;267(1):47-56. doi: 10.1148/radiol.12121373. Epub 2013 Jan 7.


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Can a patient blow their nose after receiving nasal spray vaccine?
0 What is the recommendation regarding those who receive seasonal FluMist or H1N1 nasal spray and the urge to blow their nose? Is there a certain amount of time that one must wait, or does adequate absorption take place immediately? Thanks!


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Martin O'Neill is the early favourite to replace Giovanni Trapattoni as Republic of Ireland manager.
The former Celtic and Aston Villa manager hasn't worked since being sacked by Sunderland last season.
However, FAI chief executive John Delaney wouldn't be drawn on possible replacements when he spoke to RTÉ Sport.
"I think it's a time for reflection after a traumatic four or five days," he said.
"A board meeting will take place within the next week at which we'll define the process, time-scale and job description for the next manager.
"It's been a difficult four of five days for the Association. When we lost to Sweden it looked then that our World Cup qualification hopes had ended. The defeat last night (to Austria) confirmed that."
Leeds manager Brian McDermott, one of those mentioned as a contender, said today he was not looking to leave his current post.
"One day I want to manage [the] Republic of Ireland," McDermott said.
"But I'm at a fantastic club. I owe them and the supporters. I'm committed 100 per cent."
"It's disappointing for me especially because after missing out on the Euros, I wanted to get to a World Cup" - Seamus Coleman
Meanwhile, Ireland full-back Seamus Coleman has admitted that the failure to make the finals had hit him particularly hard after he missed out on selection for the Euro 2012 finals.
The 24-year-old said: "As professional footballers at the standard some of us are at, we want to be qualifying.
"The lads qualified for the European Championship, we want to be qualifying for major championships.
"It's disappointing for me especially because after missing out on the Euros, I wanted to get to a World Cup, and it wasn't to be."
Coleman has been one of the main beneficiaries - James McCarthy is the other - of Trapattoni's agreement to develop a new generation in showdown talks after the 6-1 qualifier defeat in Germany, which followed hard on the heels of a difficult campaign in Poland and Ukraine.


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- Juliet Davenport is founder and CEO of Good Energy, a renewable electricity supplier. She is unique in being the only female founder in the UK of an energy supply business, traditionally a male-dominated sector. The opinions expressed are her own. Reuters will host a "follow-the-sun" live blog on Monday, March 8, 2010, International Women's Day. Please tune in. -
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Enviro-boxer Britain needs to spend more on climate cure
Scientists may face an uphill battle in trying to warn the world about the looming perils of global warming, but one of Britain's top academics wouldn't trade places with the politicians tasked with negotiating a new global treaty to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
from UK News:
UK minister in a spin over climate change doubters
As a top-flight racing driver, Britain's Science Minister Paul Drayson may seem an unlikely critic of the auto industry.


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A fiscal year, financial year, or sometimes a budget year, is a period used for calculating annual ("yearly") financial statements in businesses and other organizations. All businesses must have a tax year for accounting purposes, but that tax year does not need to align with the calendar year. In fact, many businesses instead choose a fiscal year that starts in the middle of the calendar year. While choosing a fiscal year can be a difficult decision for a corporation, many businesses, and in particular small businesses, use a calendar year by default. It is important to know whether choosing a fiscal year for one's business is an option, and if so, what are the crucial considerations?
Calendar Accounting Year
- Using a calendar year is straightforward: when a business selects a calendar year for accounting purposes, rather than a fiscal year, the accounting year of the business runs from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31. This means that financial reports are published and taxes are paid based on what happens during a regular calendar year, much as an individual generally pays taxes based on income earned from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31.
Fiscal Accounting Year
- When a business decides to use a fiscal year instead of the calendar year, it must choose a particular date for that year to begin and end. For example, many businesses use a fiscal year that begins on July 1 and ends on June 30 of the following year. Businesses wanting to switch from a calendar year to a fiscal year method must get permission from the Internal Revenue Service to make such a change; the IRS will ask the business to demonstrate that the change is not being contemplated to help the business avoid taxes.
When a business decides to change their fiscal year they often find the task overwhelming because unlocking the fiscal calendar and resetting GL balances for new fiscal year start is very time consuming. It requires the creation of a new company.
Cougar Mountain Software offers their clients the service option of unlocking their fiscal calendar and resetting General Ledger balances for the new fiscal year start. Cougar Mountain provides a Statement of Work outlining the work desired so the client knows exactly what changes will be provided. Once agreed upon the client simply provides Cougar Mountain backups of their company data and Cougar Mountain does the rest.


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LANSING - Protestors on the Capitol lawn have become a familiar scene. But the crowd was different on Wednesday, Jan.16, 2013 before Gov. Rick Snyder's State of the State address.
More than 200 Native Americans with the 'Idle No More' movement joined an equal number of Right to Work protestors. Many in the group formed a round dance featuring drumbeats and chants.
Most of the 'Idle No More' participants made the trip to Lansing from northern Michigan. One of the goals of the movement is to protect the environment for future generations through peaceful government resistance. Their focus Wednesday was the fracking issue. Snyder has said he approves of fracking if it is done right.
Inside the Capitol's House Chamber there was a chorus of applause as the governor delivered his speech. Here is a visual review of some of the scenes from the Capitol yesterday.


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The Oregon State Institutional Compliance Office, the University Compliance Executive Committee and the OSU Compliance Partners Network have been established to proactively and strategically facilitate the efforts of the university and its campus community to remain compliant with federal, state and institutional oversight regulations and administrative rules. In doing so, Oregon State best assures the integrity of the university's mission, as well as safety and the highest ethical standards across the full spectrum of university activity.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The following is next week's paving and milling schedule, subject to weather or emergency road work.
To register a complaint or to report a pothole or other street defect, call either the city's central complaint hotline at 311 or Emmanuel Stratakis at the Staten Island DOT office at 212-839-2399. To request a repaving job on your street, contact your local community board.
Notices to move parked cars from streets that are scheduled to be repaved or milled are posted in advance. If a car is not moved, the city will tow it around the corner or to the next closest block without construction. If there is a change in the schedule or if notices can't be posted ahead of time, the contractor will verbally inform residents that they need to move their cars.
*Monday (West Brighton): Egbert Avenue between Manor Road and Dubois Avenue; Haughwout Avenue between Jewett Avenue and Cortland Street
*Tuesday (Elm Park): Hamlin Place between Forest and Veltman avenues; Ordell Avenue between Forest and Veltman; Eldridge Avenue between Forest and the dead end south of Whitewood Avenue; Lockwood Place between North and College avenues
*Wednesday (Castleton Corners): Royal Oak Road between Victory Boulevard and Rice Avenue
*Thursday (Castleton Corners): Rice Avenue between Royal Oak and Slosson Avenue; Knox Place between Royal Oak and Slosson; Potter Avenue between Royal Oak and Slosson
*Friday (Castleton Corners): Lakeland Road between Royal Oak and Slosson; Sanford Place between Royal Oak and Slosson; Brenton Place between Sanford and Victory
*Monday (West Brighton): Broadway between Delafield and West Raleigh avenues; Colonial Court between Broadway and North Burgher Avenue
*Tuesday (Grymes Hill): Oakland Terrace between Park Lane and Van Duzer Street
*Wednesday (Grymes Hill): Oakland Terrace between Park and Van Duzer
*Thursday (West Brighton): Morrison Avenue between Bard Avenue and Broadway
*Friday (West Brighton): Bard between Forest and Bement avenues