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Thrombophlebitis is swelling (inflammation) of a vein caused by a blood clot.
The following increase your chances for thrombophlebitis:
There are two main types of thrombophlebitis:
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By Bill Sheets, Herald writer
Sahida, as she's known by many, came to the United States at age 14 from her native Togo in west Africa and began at Mariner High School as a freshman. She speaks French (the official language of Togo), English and five African languages.
At Mariner, she's played basketball and participated in the French Club, Minority Achievers Program, Graduation Advisory Committee and National Honor Society, among other activities.
This year, her senior year, Sahida enrolled in the Robotics and Electronics program at Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center in Everett. Because of her mechanical aptitude and diligence, she was appointed the leader on the class project: to build a robot that can climb.
The Sno-Isle team, nicknamed FrostByte, entered its climbing robot last month in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics competition in Seattle. The device successfully made its way to the top of a pyramid made of playrground-type bars.
After observing Sahida's work in class, Electroimpact of Mukilteo, an aerospace tooling and automation company, offered her a paid internship.
She was then selected by FIRST as one of two students from the Seattle area to travel to St. Louis last week with her instructor, Karen Coulombe, to participate in a competition that could result in a college scholarship offer.
Q: What was your life like in Togo?
A: My dad used to work at a bank and my mom was a secretary. I was in a middle-class family pretty much.
Q: Why did you come to America?
A: After my father died my mom decided to come to the United States so she could find a better life for me and my brother. So she left me back in Africa with my grandparents. So I spent five years with my grandparents, then I came to meet my mom here.
Q: How did you learn English?
A: I learned English from watching Sponge Bob Square Pants (laughs). I know it sounds crazy. When I first came I didn't know any English. So I decided, since I like cartoons … Sponge Bob was pretty easy for me because you could pick up stuff pretty easily, so that's how I started. I came in the summer so I had a little bit of time before I started school to learn English to adapt myself.
Q: You had a nickname in Togo, correct?
A: Yes, they called me "mechanicienne" in French, which is "mechanical girl" in English. We didn't have high definition, HD TV, we had mostly the older versions because our country's not as developed as the United States. So when the TV broke down, I was the one who always tried to make it work. Then, it was when something broke down, call the "mechanicienne."
Q: How did you start at the Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center class?
A: I like making things with my hands so this was a good class for me because it was a hands-on class. When I first came here I learned about the basics of electronics and I learned how to use basic equipment. I also learned how to build a circuit on a circuit board.
Q: So you already have an internship at Electroimpact?
A: Yes, the company has over 500 engineers, I'm working with them every day and assisting them with their projects.
Q: What do you want to do with your skills?
A: I want to be a mechanical engineer. At Electroimpact I work with mechanical engineers themselves and they give me assistance and knowledge and experience, so I know exactly what kind of career I'm getting myself into. The only thing I know is I want to be a mechanical engineer and I want to build stuff.

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Riverton • The best player from last year's best team has bested her game. That's not the best news for the rest of the region.
Riverton senior forward Whitney Saunders spent the off-season playing travel ball for the first time. Her experience with Salt Lake Metro helped expand her skill set in advance of the upcoming high school season.
"I learned a lot of things, got a different perspective playing on a different team," said Saunders, last year's Region 4 player of the year. "I was more of a guard on that team, so I think it opened up my game a lot more.
"I'm way more confident shooting, instead of just making layups. I feel like I'm going to be a better player now."
It's a case of the rich getting richer for the Silverwolves, who have won six region titles in the past seven years, including the past two in Region 4.
Saunders, who led the team at more than 10 points per game last season, leads a scoring trio along with seniors Jamie Smith and Gerika Ballard that once again will have the Silverwolves near the top of the region standings.
"We're going to be really fast," said Saunders, who will start the 2012-13 season Tuesday against Davis. "Superfast, and I think we have a lot of good finishers. We have a ton of heart and we all want to win really bad, so we are ready to commit to a lot and work really hard."
Though she is capable of consistently delivering double figures in points and rebounds every time she hits the floor, the execution hasn't always been there.
Riverton coach Ron Ence said it's after a sub-par game that opponents usually see Saunders at her best.
"She always bounces back with a very good game, rebounding and scoring wise" Ence said. "She's very capable any night of having a double-double. To have that in a high school player is awesome.
"She makes good use of her size. She's able to find spots to score in. She stays very comfortable in what she is capable of doing."
Ence said Saunders first showed what she was capable of as a sophomore, when she scored 21 points and grabbed 13 rebounds against Bingham. She topped the 20-point mark once with 21 points against Lone Peak and scored in double figures 13 other times last season.
But that consistency waned at times, and she was held to seven points or fewer on five occasions, including a one-point performance against Fremont.
"Everyone hates off nights," Saunders said. "I hate having games that when I look back on it I think about what else I could have done. When I get to practice the next day, I get to work and make sure it doesn't happen two games in a row."
High expectations are nothing new to Saunders, especially given Riverton's consistent success. As a captain in her final year wearing purple, the drive to maintain that success is as strong as any other motivation.
"I don't want to let Riverton down, and all my past teammates," Saunders said. "I love Riverton and I just want to represent it well."
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Riverton senior forward Whitney Saunders is trying to win her third consecutive Region 4 title with the Silverwolves.
Saunders earned Region 4 player of the year honors when she averaged more than 10 points per game last season.
Saunders, the Riverton homecoming queen, and her teammates open the season Tuesday against Davis.


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Anton Corbijn on Filming His 'Most Wanted Man,' Philip Seymour Hoffman
Anton Corbijn always wanted Philip Seymour Hoffman to play the lead character in his movie, "A Most Wanted Man," and was looking forward to their first discussions about it. So it was a surprise to the Dutch director when he found himself talking to Hoffman, who was sitting comfortably in his underpants.
Their first meeting was, as it happens, a photo shoot for Vogue and Corbijn was the photographer. They had already planned to talk about making the movie together, so the subject came up during a pause in the shoot, when Hoffman's trousers were taken away to be mended.
"So he was sitting in his underpants and he said, 'let's talk about the film,'" Corbijn said.
The result, "A Most Wanted Man" based on John Le Carré's modern-day spy thriller, puts Hoffman front and center as Gunther Bachmann — an alcohol-swigging, brilliant spy who was disgraced by an operation in the Mideast. Bachmann now leads a small intelligence-gathering team in Hamburg in the aftermath of 9/11.
It is Hoffman's last major film role, and makes it difficult to watch without feeling a sense of sadness, and the surreal.
"I hope people still look at it as what it is, a fantastic performance. But it is a little difficult to watch for me at the moment, yeah, I have to admit that," Corbijn said.
"I loved what he gave to the film so I'm trying to look at it that way, and not think about what happened after. But they're a little difficult to separate sometimes," he said.
The director is now in Berlin editing his fourth feature, "Life," a film about the relationship between photographer Dennis Stock (Robert Pattinson) and actor James Dean (Dane DeHaan). Corbijn talked with the Journal by phone.
Hoffman humanized this spy. How did you and he build Bachmann?
In my mind there was always a physicality to the Bachmann character, that of course Philip brought as well. The character is sort of a lonely soul in a way, fighting the system in what he believes is an honest way. Plus the discussions we had with John Le Carre himself about what spy work really involves, which is a very mundane job as it turns out, and also the attitude toward the people who spy for you. So we built that into the Bachmann character, these essential things. If there's one actor who understands character, it will be Philip. After initial discussions prepping the film, he came to the set fully, 100% Bachmann.
The problem watching him now is that it feels very close to some of the characteristics of himself at the end.
Were there some similarities between Hoffman's life and Bachmann's?
I hate speculation, but I feel that there was a loneliness probably, and there was also perhaps an element that he didn't take proper care of himself.
In the book, a lot of the action is interior, an inside move. Was that difficult to film?
I don't think you can complain in my film that you don't linger enough on Philip when he's sitting there and thinking and drinking. You get a sense of what's going through his mind. But that is always a challenge — you create a mood and there are nuances in the performance that indicate a direction of where the mind is. One of the great things about Philip is that incredible detail in his performance.
Regarding your next film "Life," as a photographer yourself, have you developed a special relationship like Dean and Stock's?
My affinity with the script was based on an early experience, when I was young. I photographed a Dutch musician who became in the end the most well-known rock musician we ever had. Herman Brood. But over the years, I developed relationships with Tom Waits, well over 35 years, U2 over 30 years, and Depeche Mode. This is rare in the music world but for some reason, people can't get rid of me [laughs]. I'm like a bad penny.
They're very different professions, photography and film, but in people's mind they seem to be quite close to each other. I find film a very different discipline and a very different way of telling a story.
Like some of his recent films, it's a very different movie for Pattinson.
The screentime is easily divided between Dane DeHaan and Rob, and they're very different actors. Rob, I think he's working to be seen as a proper actor and not as a movie star. He takes a lot of challenging roles, and tries to work with directors that are a bit away from the mainstream. The fact that he maybe wants to prove himself as an actor was very good for the role of Dennis Stock, who wants to prove himself as being a great photographer. Also, for Rob to be on the other end of the camera was quite interesting.
Did you give Pattinson advice on being a photographer?
I got a camera to him quite a few months before we started shooting. An old Leica so he could put film in it and get comfortable with it.
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Focusing on the cameras ability to record fleeting elements of natural elements, Jantzen hopes to bring attention and connection to our environment, often represented in the series by trees. The artist explains, "In "Disturbing the Spirits" I am using imagery to convey my feelings about the state of nature, the nature of trees, and how to express their connection to past, present and future." The added element of digital manipulation, pulling the image into sheets of linear veils both obscures the focus, yet creates an alluring, gossamer magnetism. Jantzen continues, "By obscuring a portion of the image through a veil, I strive to heighten the remaining reality through discovery and reflection." The work is made more convincing by using these digital aftereffects, bringing attention to the necessary connection (and beauty) possible when both human and nature coexist.
Although many of the photos present human-altered versions of bucolic landscapes, forests and watery reflections, Jantzen's work does not seem to say that the natural world is perfection. Rather, the images she depicts are impermanent, and simply reconnecting with nature is not a remedy to our human condition. Instead, the transience (if respected and protected) is the beauty, and will continue to regenerate forever if allowed. Jantzen acknowledges this, stating "(trees) are seen as powerful symbols of growth, decay and resurrection….a tree's longevity can lull us into a false sense of immortality. It is this very impermanence that I long to understand through my photographic explorations. There is an ineffable natural beauty…. too great to be expressed or described in words." (via lancia trendvisions)


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Unless of course that update is still jailbreak-able by evasi0n.
I guess I should update to 6.1 now just in case. My iPhone 4 is still running 5.1.1 as well.
Why would you wait to update? The jailbreak is a couple days out, tops.....
hey buddies! i really appreciate the fact that this guys are doing a lot of stuff to help us JB our devices, In fact i always donate to the hacker who does it by supporting him in anyway possible.
But im sick of seeing this crap on a daily basis...why taunt, 50% 60% 70% completed everyday and excite us for nothing? why can't they just pick a release date and finish it off..
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I had the owner/inventor of this rangefinder contact me and ask me if I would be willing to give his rangefinder a review and I agreed. I am not getting paid, nor do I get anything out of the agreeing to do the review. I am just a Hardcore bow hunter always interested in a great product MADE IN THE USA. I already own a Bushnell Scout laser rangefinder, so I thought it would be interesting to test it's accuracy with an electronic one. This rangefinder is pretty impressive, and although I haven't had a chance to field test yet, I can't see why it won't work as advertised, as pendulum sights have been in use for years, and this is the same technology that this range finder uses. It is a rangefinder, a 33' pull up rope, and a tape measure all in one. I will give a followup review in upcoming days once my deer season opens. Most trees tand bow hunters have no need for an expensive electronic laser range finder, and simply need to know what the distance is to several landmarks or trees in the tree stand location he is hunting. This should fill that need. Here is how it works:
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With the rangefinder clipped through your belt loop, insert the nylon strap between the limb of your bow and your bowstring and then loop the strap over the cam end of the bow.
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After getting into your stand, and before hoisting your equipment, check the tape measure to see how high you are to CHEST level.
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While aiming, press and release the oval button on the left side of the rangefinder above the window. This will release the pendulum and allow it to swing freely and then lock back in place. Hold the button in for a couple of seconds to allow the pendulum time to stop swinging.
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Gently turn the rangefinder so that you can look directly at the graph on left side. Find the height that you previously measured on the right side of the graph and follow the line out to where it intersects with the pendulum. This is the HORIZONTAL DISTANCE or shooting distance to the target.
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just out of curiosity, is there anyway or anywhere to find out what changes you guys made? It's always interesting to see what all has changed/improved. Would be nice to actually see what exactly the team was working on rather than wait for someone to notice it and then post a thread.
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INCO Co. broker Mark Beat has been on many broker tours.
But when the Downtown Long Beach Associates offered a tour on Segways, he jumped at the chance.
"I've done tons of broker tours, but I've never done one on a Segway - I've never even been on a Segway," said Beat, a residential broker dabbling in the commercial side of the business.
Beat joined more than a dozen brokers participating in the Downtown Long Beach Segway Tour for Retail Brokers on Wednesday.
DLBA officials, which present the biannual tours, said they wanted to do a twist on the traditional brokers tour, which usually involves a bus full of people touring a city in the hopes that it will lead to leasing deals.
"How can we reinvent this concept in a way that provides a creative approach to advancing the basic knowledge of real estate?" said Kristopher Larson, DLBA vice president in charge of economic development. "That's where we came up with the idea of Segways. Downtown is a very walkable area, and we've got the Segway (storefront) here. The Segway was a way to introduce something more fun and differentiate ourselves from other communities and organizations."
On a sunny afternoon, Segway-riding brokers rolled down Ocean Boulevard, Pine Avenue and the Promenade. They stopped at 11 locations, winding their way through the former Masonic Temple building space on Pine. They rode to the space formerly occupied by the Blue Cafe and to Gallery 421, where brokers saw the traffic coming off the Long Beach (710) Freeway and the new courthouse being built - all potential customers for their clients. They heard from DLBA president and CEO Kraig Kojian and a Long Beach planning officer, who answered questions about zoning and other issues, and ended the tour with the Taste of Downtown, held on the waterfront.
Tony Shooshani, managing member of Shooshani Developers LLC, which owns City Place, said the Segway tour allows them to quickly show Long Beach to 20 to 25 brokers from Southern California and the region.
"Instead of taking an entire afternoon, we're able to cover a lot of ground within an hour," he said. "The Segways are good for that. It's fun, it's exciting and everyone gets a partnership deal going because we're all doing something cool together. It creates an environment where you want to do deals."
For Shooshani, the tour has led to talks with prospective clients.
"Some of these brokers we've gone on the tours with have come back and have done LOIs (letters of intent) with brokers," he said. "We actually closed one deal as a result of stuff we've done. It's been very productive."
Though born and raised in Long Beach, Beat said the tour gave him a unique insight into downtown.
"I've been on the streets of Pine Avenue a bunch of times, but I've never really been out of my car and up and down where we went," he said. "The Segway gives you a lot of ability to access all that stuff, especially up and down the Promenade.
"I have a couple of clients in mind that I would definitely show these properties to, and hopefully we'll do a deal."
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When the bishop and most of his missionaries died, Livingstone reviled them for not taking "hygienic" precautions.
The real Dr. Livingstone had a darker, more complex personality than his grieving mourners imagined.
For this achievement alone Livingstone deserves to be remembered.
Livingstone had now initiated two missions, one led by the first Anglican bishop to visit central Africa.
Stories of these adventurers, like Livingstone and Speke and Burton, had a cult status in Victorian society.
The success of Livingstone was both brilliant and unsullied.
I know what your enemies will say if you come into contrast with Livingstone.
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REDLANDS - Taking a page from NBC's popular singing competition "The Voice," the Associated Student Body at Redlands Valley High School has themed its annual talent competition around the show's format.
Set for Friday, the competition will pit bands and singers against one another as they are judged during "blind auditions" by four judges who will determine the winner.
With dwindling interest in participation for the school's annual Battle of the Bands competition, students with the Wildcat's ASB adopted the concept from "The Voice" and ran with it, said Lisa Bruich, director of student activities.
So far, seven entries have been received, but a final count will be tabulated next week, she said.
The competition is open to REV students who are either singers or are in a band.
Bruich said students who are in bands with students from other high schools are also welcome to participate.
To add to the fun, each judge will take on the persona of one of the "The Voice's" cast members, Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton.
Bruich said organizers went through a number of ideas before settling on "The Voice" concept.
"When we only had two high schools, we had a lot of kids who were in bands. But we were broken up with Citrus Valley High School opened, and the pool was a lot smaller," Bruich said. "We had the same bands playing..., so we knew which ones were going to be really good."
Applications to participate were accepted prior to the school's Winter Break.
But to accommodate students who may not have had a chance to apply, a second application round was offered, Bruich said.
Though "blind," the judges at this year's competition will be able to interact with acts once they are finished with their performance, but time will be limited.
"Only one or two of the judges will make a comment, and then that's it," said Bruich. "At the end they'll just have their own tally sheets and total points."
All judges are not only REV teachers, but also have a background in music, she added.
The competition will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Blackstone Theater at REV, 31000 E. Colton Ave.
Tickets are $8 in advance or $5 for REV students with an ABS card. Cost is $10 at the door.
For more information, contact Bruich at 909-389-2500.
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Welcome everyone to -=Xploitz=- "E-Z Cracking WPA/WPA2 With Airolib-ng Databases" classroom. Today I'm gonna teach everyone who views this thread just how easy it is to cut the time it takes you to normally try to crack your WPA/WPA2 network with using aircrack-ng alone......IN HALF OR FASTER!!! How is this possible? Answer,...Airolib-ng. Airolib-ng gives you the power to create and fashion together 1 or several ESSID's and a password list,...and then "construct" them into a precomputed hash table with your ESSID pre-salted in the database that airolib-ng creates. In English..this simply means all of our passwords are gonna have our ESSID(s) "ingrained" in them ahead of time, which means a much faster attack! For a good picture of the difference..look at my video at the end...even though I used a VERY SMALL DICTIONARY(for time purposes)..I obtained a speed of 9117.85 KPS(Keys per second!!) VS Aircrack-ng standing alone at roughly 50-100KPS.
Now, the developers of the aircrack-ng suite have given the creators of cowpatty & genpmk a good run for their money. The reason I say this, is because...CURRENTLY as of todays date of 8-14-2007, the cowpatty program has failed to work with WPA2+AES, whereas Airolib-ng (Part of the developmental version of the aircrack-ng suite) has succeeded in allowing us to crack WPA2+AES with precomputed PMK tables.
Remember, you MUST HAVE INSTALLED SQLlite FIRST..then the aircrack developmental version!!! So just do the following in the order I have placed them and it will save you and me a LOT of headaches.
Download the following and install in this order...
1. balding_parrots SQLlite Module or download it from the SQLlite site.
balding_parrot's SQLModule at:
balding_parrots GUIDE HERE to the letter when editing the SQLlite's makefile, or you will surly fail.
Aircracks developmental version.
Code:svn co http://trac.aircrack-ng.org/svn/branch/1.0-dev/ aircrack-ng cd aircrack-ng gmake SQLITE=true gmake SQLITE=true install
3. And get yourself a COMPLETELY captured 4 way handshake. If you don't have this handshake...please see my E-Z Video #3 "WPA/WPA2 Cracking Tutorial" in this section.
THIS VIDEO WAS INTENDED TO COMPLIMENT shamanvirtuel's Thread entitled, "Airolib-ng and cowpatty" seen here....
I would also like to take time out to thank the following people for their help and support in aiding me with modules, inspiration, patience (that they all had with me and my gazillion questions...lol) , and good quotes from other threads that aided me.
Thanks guys for all the help and patience you had with me!!!
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And as usual....enjoy all of my hard work, and ENJOY A GREAT QUALITY VIDEO made by .......Remote-Exploit.org's Master Tutorialist.
Now, enough chit-chat out of me. Please sit back and pay very close attention to this video. As usual, if there are any questions, please FEEL FREE to ask them, or comment on the video if you so wish. I hope you learn something from watching this video.
Heres the link to my video.
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What do y'all think?? E-Z enough????
And will you guys who view my video do me a favor please if ya don't mind? IF YOU WATCHED THIS VIDEO AND YOU LIKED IT...please take a moment to post your likes / dislikes of it or any questions you have..and I WILL ANSWER THEM ALL. :-)
Depending on how helpful it is to others will determine if I keep these and other more advanced videos coming or not. Thanks for everyones support!! :-)
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That chapter 1 of title 38, United States Code, is amended as follows:
Except as to any indebtedness which may be due the Government as the result of any benefits granted thereunder, the following provisions of law are repealed effective the date of enactment of this Act:
(d) Section 2 of the Act entitled "An Act to provide outpatient medical and dental treatment for veterans of the Indian wars on the same basis as such treatment is furnished to veterans of the Spanish-American War, and to extend the time within which certain children eligible for benefits under the War Orphans Educational Assistance Act of 1956 may complete their education", approved October 4, 1961 (75 Stat. 806).
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Borderlands 2 is engaging, fun, and mysterious, with an unusual genre combination, and the player can become completely immersed in the gameplay.
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Borderlands 2 is the sequel to the original Borderlands and is a first person shooter which has a mixture of action and adventure thrown into the mix, the gameplay is very much like its predecessor. As the game loads you are presented with a menu screen and you are given the option to select one of five characters, each character has its own weapon, and has a particular skill set.
The weapon style in Borderlands 2 has also been updated, there is more range in both weapons and customizable weapons, and some of the weapons within the game include, Sniper Rifles, Rocket Launchers, Sub Machine Guns, Shotguns, and Grenades amongst many other weapons of choice.
There are about 30 hours of gameplay to be had in this game, and like the last version you get lots and lots of side quests, there is also a lot of humor to be had in the game. I won't spoil it but some characters you meet throughout your quest make you wonder how on earth the designers thought them up.
Suffice it to say Borderlands 2 is a game which is a mixture of other RPGs, the free-roaming on Pandora and the overall experience with the characters makes this a worthy update in which the various glitches present in its predecessor have also been fixed.
As for the story, you basically start where the previous Borderlands finished, that is, you end up visiting Pandora in a quest to find the vaults, and you are one of four Vault Hunters. Over the past five years Pandora has been taken over by a corporation called Hyperion, run by a madman called Handsome Jack. So in essence your mission is to stop Handsome Jack and regain control in a bid to save Pandora from potential doom.
Apart from some of the events being sometimes predicable, and the somewhat jerky vehicles, this is so much of an improvement on the already successful Borderlands series.


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Friday, March 1, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EST)
March's book: A Concubine for the Family: A Family Saga in China by Amy Kwei. This program will feature a reading and discussion with the author. Kwei explains, "This novel covers a tumultuous era in Chinese history beginning in 1937 and ending in 1941. It also explores the circumstances surrounding the true-life event of my grandmother's gift of a concubine to my grandfather on his birthday. This is also a story of family solidarity and feminine heroism in times of war and destruction."
The first 20 attendees to register will receive a free copy of the book at the event! Additional copies of the book will be available for purchase at the event at a discounted price and the author will be available to sign books immediately following the event.
Light refreshments will be served. Co-sponsored by The Asian Network@Yale.
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US plots: Latest daily or 7 day total precipitation plots for the US. Included in US precipitation monitoring products. Stations used, archived recent plots and gridded data also available. NOAA CPC US plots: Latest weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual precipitation plots for the US. Total precipitation and percent of normal are available. Choose timescale from top of page. Then choose type of plot. NOAA CPC Western US plots: Latest year-to-date interactive precipitation accumulation maps. Users can overlay topography, countiy boundries, climate division boundries, river and hydrologica boundries. line plots are aslo available. Select lat/lon bounds and optional overlay for maps. NOAA PSD US plots: Latest 24 hourprecipitation plot. Plot over US plus other related data. UCAR RAP Station Accumulation: 30 day accumulated precipitation for stations in the southwestern US Choose a station in the Southwestern US and obtain a plot of observed precipitation total for the last 30 days versus the historical average NOAA CPC Regional Accumulation: Accumulated precipitation for gridded regions in the US from an input starting date in the last year. Click over a location and specify the starting time. You will get the accumulation over time versus the historical average NOAA PSD River basins: Latest monthly precipitation totals for river basins in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Text of accumulated precipitation and percent of normal for the different river basins of each state. Select month. Water year corresponds to the year of Sep in Oct-Sep. USDA NWCC US Climate Divisions: Latest monthly Plot of precipitation Choose latest month and either mean or anomaly and then "create plot". Get data. NOAA PSD Station Values: Table of most recent station values from CPC. Summary of weekly and monthly values An archive of the most recent values is also available. NOAA CPC
- Short-term Forecasts
NWS offices: Clickable map of main forecast offices. Precipitation forecasts are available. Each office has it's own format. NOAA NWS Model output comparisons (Aviation, Eta) 12-96 hours. Precipitation on bottom of chart. NOAA PSD NOAA's Rapid Update Model Forecasts 0-12 hour forecasts. Choose blue RUC2 box on right and then accumulated precipitation in variable list. Research forecast to 36 hours also available. Choose red box and then accumulated precipitation. NOAA FSL NGM Model precipitation forecasts: 6-48 hours. NOAA's NGM model products Unisys NWS forecasts by state:Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona Chose region from map or pull-down menu. NOAA NWS NWS forecasts by state:Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona Different selection presentation: Chose from selected regions from pull-down menu. NOAA NWS
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Forecasts for 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 days of accumulated precipitation From the NCEP MRF model. Choose accumulated precipitation from the bottom of the table. NOAA PSD Week 2 probability plots of precipitation Choose precipitation from menu on left. Shows likelihood of being below normal, above normal and normal from the NCEP ensemble model NOAA PSD 6-10 days US precipitation forecast. Click on 2nd plot (precipitation) for legible version. NOAA CPC 8-14 days US precipitation forecast. Click on 2nd plot (precipitation) for legible version. NOAA CPC 6-10 and 8-14 days US precipitation text forecast and discussion. Why forecast was made plus some regional discussion. NOAA CPC 10 day precipitation outlooks for the US. Other regions and variables available including temperature and soil moisture. From the NCEP Medium Range forecast model COLA
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Monthly precipitation outlook plot and text discussion. Click on bottom plot for large version NOAA CPC Seasonal forecasts (.5 to 12.5 months). Click on title for plot of forecast. Precipitation is 2nd plot and can be clicked on for larger version. Historic skill of forecast and "normal" values plus an indication of standard deviation, and probability of excedence or likelihood precipitation will be above or below normal are also available. A discussion on the meaning of probability is also available. NOAA CPC
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Richard from Hudson, Florida asks:
I am using Microsoft Outlook 2003. Sometimes in checking my mail, a red flag would come up on the right side of a message and the page would shake. I tried to shut down Outlook and restart it, no help. I would even reboot and the red flags are still there. I was finally able to hit clear flags and it cleared up the problem, but not all of the time.
In brief, this may be a combination of problems. Specific flag colors aren't attached to physical screen attributes within Outlook 2003, meaning a certain color of flag won't make the computer act in a particular manner. For instance, emails marked with a red flag won't cause the screen image to shake.
There is no part of Microsoft Outlook that causes this to happen. However, MS Messenger has been known to cause shaking of the screen, so you could try disconnecting Outlook from Messenger and see if the shaking stops.
Change the preferences in Windows Messenger
Start Windows Messenger. On the Tools menu, click Options. In the Options dialog box, click the Preferences tab.
Click to clear the Run this program when Windows starts check box, and then click OK.
If you use Outlook 2002, Windows Messenger may start automatically every time you run Outlook. To prevent Windows Messenger from starting automatically, follow these steps:
On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Other tab.
Click to clear the Enable Instant Messaging in Microsoft Outlook check box, and then click OK.
It may also be worth a try to make a rule, also known as a filter, which clears all flags from being applied; you can then reassign flags and see if this clears up your red flag problem. Rules can be created in Outlook based on a subject or name, a message in a folder, an alert received, a message being written, or from a template.
The following steps are used for creating a rule in Outlook:
Open Outlook, go to the Tools menu, and highlight Rules and Alerts in the drop down box.
When the new window opens, it will be labeled Rules and Alerts at the top. Click on New Rule to create a new rule.
In this new window, you have the option to make a rule based on an existing template, or creating a rule from scratch. Check the appropriate box and click on the Next button at the bottom of the window.
Select the conditions you wish to have applied to the rule you've made, and click the Next button at the bottom of this new page.
Name the new rule, check the box next to Turn on this rule, and click the Finish button.
Hint: If you write your own rule and you want to clear all flags, make sure to include 'clear message flag' in the rule. For more on adding and deleting flags, visit the MS Office Web site [8]
If this doesn't solve the problem, or if you don't have MS Messenger installed, then it may be due to an add-in that has been installed. Add-ins for creating email templates are available, as well as programs for restoring and backing-up messages, accounts, junk email lists, the address book, signatures, and much more. And any of these add-ins could be the culprit of the shaking page you are experiencing in MS Outlook.
Add or remove a COM add-in
On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Other tab.
Click Advanced Options, and then click COM Add-Ins.
To disable an add-in, clear the check box next to the add-in.
To remove an add-in, check the check box next to the add-in you want to remove, and then click Remove.
Once you have finished with the COM add-ins, then you can go to the button labeled Add-in Manager. This button is located right above the COM Add-Ins button.
Uncheck any of the add-ins that are shown after the Add-in Manager button has been selected. Restart your computer after making changes. If the screen still shakes after making these selections and restarting your computer, then you may need to disable even more add-ins.
Eliminating flags is an easy way out of the red flag dilemma, but then you won't be able to put the flagging system to its full use if you aren't able to use the red flags for emails. Try the first two options of disabling Messenger or checking add-ins to see if either of these help, before going all out and reinstalling Outlook or eliminating the use of the flagging system altogether. If you do need to uninstall Outlook, please take a look at this tip [12].
If the above does not eliminate your flickering problem as well, you may also want to refer to the manual for your monitor to confirm the proper refresh rate. Keep in mind that electrical interference, overheating, and poorly seated or overexerted video cards can all play a part in flickering as well.
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California's poet laureate on Sunday used construction paper and Crayolas, colorful thread and invisible pizza dough to show a Redlands audience what poetry is all about.
Regional literary organization The Inlandia Institute sponsored the event, which drew an excited crowd of about 75 people to meet Juan Felipe Herrera at the Contemporary Club behind A.K. Smiley Public Library.
It was not a long trip for Herrera, a UC Riverside creative writing professor who lives in Redlands, but many in the audience came from other cities.
"I'm a poet, so I wanted to come to acknowledge him as poet laureate," said Jose Chavez of Moreno Valley. "And I wanted to commune with other poets."
Appointed in March by Gov. Jerry Brown, Herrera took on a two-year mission to advocate for the art of poetry "in classrooms and boardrooms" statewide, to inspire new poets and to teach about influential California poets and writers.
On Sunday, Herrera showed his audience a technique that he hopes will help California school children learn about creating literature by making their own books of poetry.
"A book without glue," he said, asking the audience to repeat his words back to him. "A book without tape. A book without staples. A book without nails."
He led them through warm-up exercises, and through mixing and kneading and stretching imaginary pizza dough and tossing it up high and out into the world.
There were a lot of giggles after that from the mostly middle-aged crowd, but the exercise seemed to put people in the mood for the next step, which involved breaking up into small groups and choosing words related to different colors. The red group sat in a circle and took turns choosing about 50 words - lipstick, strawberries, vest, robin, valentine and wine were a few - and wrote them in Crayola on several colors of construction paper.
The groups strung thread around the room and hung their words out for other groups to see. They folded and tore more construction paper to make little books. They went around the room collecting images from other groups' displays and copied them into their books.
They shared their results - short, image-filled poems that drew applause when read aloud.
The exercise showed poetry starting with individuals and being transformed by moving into the community and then back into the books, Herrera said. It starts with one person, but takes relationships in the world and with the world - listening and observing in nature, for example - to make it complete.
"I want this for the school kids of California," he said. "Maybe people can chill out a little bit and work together the way you have. You think that's possible?"
"Yes!" the people chorused.
"Then let's do this!" he said.
The poet laureate also does a major project, the goal of which is to take poetry to students who might otherwise have little exposure to it. For Herrera, that is "The Most Incredible and Biggest Poem on Unity in the World."
He said he had several ideas for a project, but his graduate students helped him cut to the best idea.
"I gave them a list, starting with `The Most Incredible and Biggest Poem on Unity in the World,' and then went on to the other ideas, and after a while they asked me, `Wait - what was that one about the biggest in the whole wide world? Let's do that one."
He is collecting submissions for that project through a Facebook page, The Most Incredible & Biggest Poem on Unity in The World, or by mail to Juan Felipe Herrera, University of California, Riverside, 4143 INTS, 900 University Ave., Riverside, CA 92521.
Herrera is also collecting contributions of poetry to pay tribute to the Newtown, Conn., mass shooting victims and their families, and has received dozens.
Shirley Wible of Riverside brought Herrera 15 pieces from her Sun City Library poetry group for the unity poem project.
"I'm here to report back on what this was like," she said. "Everyone was really interested. It's turned out to be so great, and I'm jazzed to have these poems to give him."


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NEW YORK, N.Y. - Four Quakers - Kirk Webb, Semi Ibikunle, Tim Carey and Thomas Pitt - won individual titles to help lead the University of Pennsylvania men's track and field team to a first-place finish at the Armory on Saturday.
Penn won the nine-team meet with 164 points. That was comfortably ahead of second-place Army's 139 points. Maryland Eastern Shore (130) was the only other team over 100 points, while Ivy rival Columbia had 65 and Maryland finished with eight. This marks Penn's second-straight meet victory.
Webb posted his first individual collegiate victory with a narrow win over a teammate in the 800 meters. The freshman was first in his heat with a time of 1:56.18, but senior Matt Chylak nearly topped that mark in the second heat. He stopped the clock at 1:56.77 which put him just behind Webb for a second-place finish.
Pitt, who won both the high jump and long jump at Lehigh last week, won the high jump for the second straight meet. He topped teammate Nate Harriger at the 2.00-meter mark (6 feet, 6 3/4 inches). Both Quakers reached that bar with just one miss, but Pitt cleared two meters on his first try and was the only competitor to do so.
Ibikunle won his first event as a Quaker with a victory in the long jump. He had the top leap of the meet on his fourth jump. He landed at 6.48 meters (21-03.25 ft.) and vaulted into first place.
Carey was victorious in the 500 meters. He timed out at 1:05.16 and was a full second ahead of the rest of the field. It was his first individual win of the young season.
Junior Mason Smith was third in the 60 meters with a career-best 7.02 in the final. He was fifth in the preliminaries at 7.07. Smith was also fourth in the 200 meters at 22.46.
Sophomore Mato Bekelja finished third in the 1,000 meters with a time of 2:29.36. Freshman Thomas Awad was the runner-up in the 3,000 meters with a finish of 8:25.02.
In the 60-meter hurdles, senior Michael Brown was third at 8.49, and in the relays, the Quakers were second in the 4x400 at 3:22.91.
Also in the field, sophomore Nick Straughn was third in the triple jump and junior Jake Brenza was the runner-up in the shot put. Straughn's top jump was 13.64 meters (44-09 ft.) and Brenza's top throw was 15.28 meters (50-01.75 ft.).
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In a new high school series, Inside Lacrosse will be checking in with a growing collection of High School Insiders on various regional news and notes from the country's prep lax fields. Today, Joe Santoliquito breaks down the Philly area for us.
Slowly, steadily, the Philadelphia area has been building a reputation, a good reputation for good, talented lacrosse players. Make a quick check of every major Division I lacrosse program in the country and chances are those rosters will be sprinkled with a few players from "Philly."
This year features possibly the largest and deepest pool of high school talent spread over a number of teams in the Philadelphia area. But no team has as much in the Philadelphia area, or maybe even the country, than Haverford School, the Inter-Academic League powerhouse with 18 players committed to Division I schools.
The Fords' second-tier players could easily be stars on most teams—that's how deep they are.
"You have 100 something teams playing and club lacrosse has developed," Fords' coach John Nostrant said. "Philly has developed into the one of the most talented and deepest areas in the country."
If there is one caveat in Philadelphia-area lacrosse, it's that there is no outright conclusive winner as to what is the best team in the state. The state tournament has been run the last two years by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA), to which the Inter-Ac League doesn't belong.
So while the Fords may be considered the No. 1 high school team in the country, they won't get a chance to prove that they're the best team in their own state.
"Obviously to be No. 1 at the end of the year is more important than in the beginning of the year, but it's disappointing [not playing in the state tournament]," Nostrant said. "We had a great thing going when the coaches ran their own [state] tournament. I personally don't think they [PIAA] do a very good of running the tournament. Our postseason Inter-Ac Invitational is growing for private schools and we'd like to think whoever wins that is a pretty good team.
"We're excited about the attention we're getting. The kids love the challenge and they understand it puts a little pressure on them being [pre-season] No. 1. I think it's great for the school and it's great for the Philadelphia area."
The Fords have a star-studded team that was 20-4 last year and are considered by many the top high school team in the nation. Eleven seniors are committed to Division I programs and a total of 17 have committed to D-I schools. Some of the Fords' top players include goalie Conor Kelly (Notre Dame), midfielder/attackman Carl Walrath (Virginia), midfielder Goran Murray (Maryland), midfielder Matt Walters (Syracuse).
The Fords, however, won't get any breaks in the Inter-Ac. They shared the regular season title with Malvern Prep last year, and needed an overtime goal to beat Episcopal Academy in the Inter-Ac Invitational championship game. Nostrant won't give his team any breaks, either. His created a very demanding schedule, which features every major program in the area.
The Explorers were state champions two years ago and last year were the state runner-up, finishing 21-3. They may not be as deep as Haverford School, but could be as talented, led by senior attack Kevin Forster (Maryland), senior midfielder Jack Bogorowski (Johns Hopkins), senior defender Mark DiFrangia (St. John's), and a pair of exceptional sophomore midfielders, Sean Coleman and Matt Rambo.
The defending PIAA state champions again will be among the top public high schools in the country. The Pioneers were 24-2 last season and will feature a high-octane offense with senior midfielder Tanner Scott (Duke), junior attacks Tyler Brooke and Bradley Lord, a pair of Maryland commits, senior midfielders Billy Flatley (Georgetown) and Kevin Rudd (Bryant). Also back are senior long-stick middie Brian Dailey (Duke), senior defender Ben Karr (Ohio State) and senior goalie John Lopes (Penn).
Mark the date April 30, at Radnor High School, when Conestoga plays Haverford School. The Fords won last year by a goal.
"Some of the elite teams around here, they can compete with just about everyone," Pioneers' coach Brian Samson said. "In the past, it was one or two teams with all the talent, and you have some teams emerging like Garnet Valley, and it's an exciting time for Philly lacrosse. We won't have it easy and we put together a very tough schedule, opening with St. Joe's Prep and Boy's Latin after that. We're excited. Everyone is gunning for us, and I know there are a few teams that have us circled on their schedule. The goal is to win the Central League and defend our District 1 and PIAA state championship again."
Eric Gregg has done a great job in building up the Hawks. They were 12-8 last year, with victories over Malvern Prep, Episcopal Academy, and St. Anthony's of Long Island, N.Y. Back are senior attack Cory Scheuerle (Lafayette), senior defender Connor Dent (Bryant), senior attack Brad James (High Point) and senior midfielder Jeff Heath (Delaware).
"Ultimately, the one game that counts more than all the rest will be our annual matchup with our rivals, La Salle," Gregg said. "Unfortunately, the PIAA only permits one team from District 12 to advance to the state playoffs, so our battle with La Salle looms larger and more significant than any of our other contests."
Gregg's also scheduled Haverford School, St. Augustine Prep, Germantown Academy, Conestoga, Penn Charter, Episcopal and Malvern Prep.
The Jaguars finished 17-6 last year and finished third in the always-tough District 1 tournament. Defense will be the backbone of this team, returning senior long stick middie Alex Warden (Air Force), senior poles Ryan Lehman (Maryland), Ryan Guittare (Penn State) and Ben Biaocco (Highpoint). Also back are attack Jules Raucci (Drexel) and Steve Smyrl, and in the midfield Joe Taulane and sophomore Vail Urso.
Coach Andy Hayes may have one of the feistiest teams in the area. The Churchmen were 18-6 last year, and gave Haverford School all it could handle in the Inter-Ac championship, losing 7-6 in overtime. Junior Tyler Odell (Penn) scored 43 goals as a sophomore last season. Defensively, senior Carl Lampe (Lafayette) and junior goalie Tyler Morrell, the younger brother of All-American defender Shane Morrell.
"The theme for us this year is not to be concerned about talent or where everyone is going to school, it about trying to outwork everyone," Hayes said.
The Patriots return 16 lettermen from a team that finished 9-8 last year. The top returning players are senior defender Bobby Tait and senior attack Beau Jones. Look for junior midfielder Connor Crump and junior goalie Jake Adoni will play big roles.
The Quakers were 10-10 and return seven starters. Penn Charter will be led by senior captains Joey Sankey (North Carolina), an All-American attack, and first-team all-Inter-Ac midfielder Tyler White. The defense will rely on junior defender Tom Monzo and junior goalie Jackson Tamasitus to carry the load.
"As always we have our sights set on competing for the Inter-Ac championship in what is shaping up to be very competitive league this year from top to bottom," Quakers' coach Patrick McDonough said. "We're also excited to again to compete in our expanded Inter Ac Invitational. We've added more teams, which should make for an exciting end to the season."
The Friars were 13-8, including a 9-7 regular-season victory over Haverford School and 10 players with Division I commitments. Back are senior faceoff Drew Kennedy (Johns Hopkins), one of the top players in the area, senior attack TJ Hanzsche (Navy), senior midfielder Vince Travaglini (UMass). Long-time former Princeton assistant coach David Metzbower takes over.
The Red Raiders are an up-and-coming program, and will be very good this season. They finished 13-9 and will feature senior Jeff Punkette (Penn), junior midfielder Ben Junior (Lehigh), senior midfielder Charlie Rubin (Tufts) and junior defender Chris Manderack. Junior faceoff/midfielder Mike Barnes is also back, as is sophomore goalie Brandon Manderak, the younger brother of Chris who started last year as a freshman.


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Who drummer Kenney Jones to reunite with bandmates for cancer fundraiser
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Drummer Kenney Jones will reunite with his former The Who bandmates Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend on stage to raise awareness for prostate cancer.
The three will take the stage together at the upcoming Rock 'N' Horsepower event in support of the charity Prostate Cancer UK. Held on June 14th at the Hurtwood Park Polo Club in England, the event will also feature Genesis' Mike Rutherford and the Moody Blues John Lodge.
Jones -- who was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer -- says on his Facebook that he was "really pleased" to hear that his former Who groupmates had signed on for the event.
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By "Theology of Space", we don't mean the "Force" of Star Wars, or the logic of the Vulcans we mean something more akin to how churches and Christian communities use their spatial resources.
Our very own Dr. Paul Louis Metzger has been busy (for proof, read this). Never one to shy away from tough questions, he attempts to tackle the "Theology of Space" in his latest article published in the November 2009 issue of Leadership magazine.
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The coffee bar has replaced the Lord's Table as the place where real community happens.
I wonder—are we thinking as intentionally about the design of our ministry spaces as retailers are about the way they design their stores?
I ask my students to make observations about the use of space at clothing stores they visit. Two design elements are frequently reported: lots of mirrors and no clocks.
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Her arms covered with tattoos of gang insignias, the girl detained at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey looked askance as makeup artists, hairstylists and manicurists bustled about.
She said nothing as they put blush on her cheeks, fixed her hair and loaned her a fancy outfit, showing her - for a moment - a better version of herself.
A smile completed the transformation.
It was the culmination of a program called "Women Empowering Young Women from the Inside Out."
For a week, staffers at the county Probation Department have been holding workshops to help their wards gain self-esteem, learn proper ways to behave and identify abusive relationships.
Javier Hoil, detention service officer and program service coordinator, said the girls were in Juvenile Hall for a range of offenses including truancy, gang-related crimes and human trafficking.
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"I know these young ladies are troubled and they really don't understand that there really is a way out," she said. "I want to show them there are better things in life than what they've seen."
Her makeover team consisted of professional makeup artists, hairstylists and manicurists, as well as students at Pacific Beauty College, Marinello Beauty Schools and Healthy Hair Academy.
They primped and pampered the girls and offered words of encouragement.
One girl said it made her realize that, "More people care than what you may think."
Another girl whose frizzy blond and blood-red hair was tamed with a straightening iron, could barely contain her excitement.
"I can't wait to look pretty," she said.
When asked what her favorite part of the makeover was, she replied: "All of it."
(The Probation Department barred the media from identifying the girls by name.)
Volunteer hairstylist Nikki Blu felt moved.
"I just like to see them smile and know that they're getting something that they wouldn't normally get," she said.
Hairstylist Federico Remigio said he loved watching the girls look in a mirror for first time after the makeover.
"Their reaction at the end is the best part," he said.
About 60 girls received free makeovers. For many, it was their first time to receive such services.
One 15-year-old girl had been to a prom but "never had my hair done or anything."
After her makeover, she said she "felt like Beyonce."
The girl with the tattoos was grateful.
"This shows that I can be much more," she said. "It makes me want to better myself."
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