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By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | August 11, 2012 11:33 PM ET
The third overall pick in this year's Draft extended his RBI streak to eight games Saturday night, going 4-for-5 and driving in four runs to lead short-season Everett to a 6-5 triumph at Spokane.
Zunino homered in his fifth consecutive multi-hit game, showing again he hasn't missed a beat since signing with the Mariners for a $4 million bonus and making his Northwest League debut on July 14.
The 21-year-old catcher has hit safely in 22 of 28 games while reaching base in 26 of those contests. He's already been named Northwest League Player of the Week twice.
Zunino won the Golden Spikes Award as the nation's top amateur player, but he said he didn't want to come in with the attitude that anything would come easy.
"I didn't expect much. I knew I wanted to come out here and compete, play every day and what happens, happens," he said. "I've been working hard and hoping it pays off. It's one of those things where I'm not really looking at it as success.
"I go up there with a plan in [batting practice], try to work on using the whole field and use that every game. I haven't really worried about the results, it's more about quality at-bats. But I'm seeing the ball well and it's been kicking the last few days."
After his first four-hit game as a pro, Zunino is batting .377 with nine homers, 32 RBIs, a .472 on-base percentage and .726 slugging percentage. He also has almost as many walks (16) as strikeouts (23).
"It's a learning process," the University of Florida product said. "I take every at-bat to learn my zone, learn my swing a little better, see how guys are attacking me. I'm trying to learn every day."
Zunino came to the plate in the ninth inning, needing a triple to hit for the cycle. He was aware he was within reach of the feat but wanted to maintain a consistent approach and not think about that sort of thing.
"I went up there and just wanted to have a good at-bat," he said. "On nights like tonight, where you have a few hits, you can get distracted. And I didn't want to do that. And looking at the park, I didn't know where I could have even hit it for a triple. I would have had to rattle one off the wall or something like that."
Roughly a month into his professional career, Zunino is starting to understand what it takes play baseball, day in and day out.
"It's just keeping the same attitude, no matter whether you had a great day or a bad day," he said. "Regardless of how you do at the plate, the next day is a new day and you have to come with the same attitude, ready to work, ready to get better every day."
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The San Antonio Metro Area reached a milestone in March. For the first time ever, more than one million people are employed in the eight county region, pushing the metro unemployment rate down to 5.0%, 1200 WOAI news reports.
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O'Reilly's Misguided Attack On Al Jazeera
A few nights ago, Bill O'Reilly got into quite the tizzy over praise Arabic network Al Jazeera is receiving for its coverage of the Egypt protests. Desperate to push his theory that Al Jazeera is "anti-American" and "anti-Semitic," O'Reilly got so worked up he ended up screaming [1] at guest Alan Colmes over it.
The exchange started like this:
O'REILLY: I just ran a Talking Points Memo that backed up, all right, with four specific things that this is an anti-Semitic, anti-American network, and I could do 40 of them.
COLMES: What you said, those were people on the network as guests. That wasn't --
O'REILLY: There is no counter --
COLMES: That wasn't editorializing by the network.
O'Reilly then blew a gasket:
O'REILLY: Why don't you grasp this? And I'm getting a little mad at you. Grasp this! There's no counter on it! You got it? There's no counter on it!
But as Colmes rightly noted, the statements O'Reilly lifted to make his point were made by guests, not by the network or its journalists. During his "Talking Points Memo," O'Reilly included comments from Iraq cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr, former Guantánamo detainee Walid Muhammad Hajj, and Ibrahim Alloush, a Palestinian-Jordanian journalist and professor. He added that his show "could provide hundreds, hundreds of examples of anti-Semitism and hate-America rhetoric displayed on Al Jazeera." O'Reilly then called praise for the network, "totally absurd," saying: "Any fair-minded person who follows Al Jazeera knows it's anti-American and anti-Semitic."
Indeed, the distinction between editorial and news is one Fox News itself has taken pains to point out when critics accuse it of advancing a certain point of view.
Fox has repeatedly maintained that there is a clear division between its opinion and objective programming. For example, in an article reporting on the "volatile" relationship between the White House and Fox News and how President Obama sees the outlet as "part of the political opposition," The New York Times reported [2] that "Fox argues that its news hours -- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. on weekdays -- are objective." The article further quoted Michael Clemente, the channel's senior vice president for news, as saying: "The average consumer certainly knows the difference between the A section of the newspaper and the editorial page." And O'Reilly himself has pushed [3] that distinction, arguing in November 2010 that his show is a "fact-based news analysis broadcast."
All that aside, however, if taken in the same vein, a "fair-minded person" could reasonably argue that The O'Reilly Factor is an anti-Muslim program that also hates progressives. O'Reilly routinely hosts guests or advances views that demonize progressives and advance anti-Muslim rhetoric. O'Reilly, himself, has done so on more than one occasion.
For example, O'Reilly has said repeatedly that progressives are comparable to Nazis [4]:
- O'Reilly has said liberals who support gun control are "today's totalitarians," adding that in the past people like "Hitler and Mussolini" held such positions in favor of "state control."
- O'Reilly has written that "The far left is trying to create a huge federal apparatus that will promote income redistribution and 'social justice.' Also, the left sees a major opportunity to knock out Judeo-Christian traditions, replacing them with a secular philosophy." He added that "the left-wing media is marginalizing people like Sarah Palin who oppose the strategy. Under the guise of hard news reporting, the media is pushing rank propaganda on the citizenry. Dr. Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister, successfully developed this tactic in the 1930's."
- O'Reilly has said "And I said that these tactics that are being used on this website, The Huffington Post, are the same exact tactics that the Nazis used in the late '20s and early '30s to demonize certain groups of people, so it would become easier for them, the Nazis, when they took power, to hurt those people."
- O'Reilly has also said that "I don't see any difference between [Arianna] Huffington and the Nazis. ... I don't see any difference."
- On the December 13, 2007, O'Reilly Factor, Jane Hall said that comments made by actor Tim Robbins while campaigning for John Edwards, in which Robbins criticized the media for focusing more on "the most recent pop star's fall from grace" instead of "veterans returning from Iraq," were "valid." In response, O'Reilly said, "But Von Ribbentrop in the Nazi hierarchy made valid points, Jane."
- O'Reilly said that the Daily Kos is "like the Ku Klux Klan. It's like the Nazi party. There's no difference here." A day later, O'Reilly said "That website traffics in [hate], as do the Nazi websites. No difference." On July 19, 2007, O'Reilly said of Daily Kos: "The hate this website traffics in rivals the KKK and Nazi websites."
And he has repeatedly bashed Islam and advanced anti-Muslim rhetoric:
- O'Reilly said [5] he supports Muslim radicalization hearings "as long as [they're] fact-based."
- O'Reilly has insisted [6] that extremism is "a Muslim problem."
- O'Reilly has repeatedly [7] claimed [8] that "[t]here's no question there is a Muslim problem in the world," saying that "folks are fed up with politically correct nonsense. There's no question there is a Muslim problem in the world" and "most Americans well understand the danger coming out of the Muslim world." His on-screen text read: "The Muslim Dilemma."
- During an appearance [9] on The View, O'Reilly was asked by co-host Whoopi Goldberg why building an Islamic cultural center near ground zero was "inappropriate." O'Reilly responded: "Because Muslims killed us on 9-11."
- O'Reilly said [10] that "our liberal media ... now are buying into the genteel Islam. You saw that with the mosque controversy. See, they now are taking the European media approach -- 'Oh, wait a minute. You have to give peace a chance. You can't be stirring up trouble because they're Muslim people. You have to give them what they want.' "
I'm pretty sure I could provide hundreds, hundreds of anti-Muslim, anti-progressives rhetoric displayed on The O'Reilly Factor and on Fox News.
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Rob Gronkowski reportedly looks great in the Patriots' offseason program, but over the next couple of weeks, a decision will be made that could keep Gronkowski from playing football for a long time. He has an infection in his left forearm and has been hoping it will clear with time. Surgery is a possibility, and according to ESPN Boston, the last month has basically been a "wait-and-see" period, with Gronkowski buying more time for the infection to go away. If it doesn't and if Gronkowski needs a fourth surgery in the past eight months on that forearm, multiple reports have stated he might not be ready to play in time for Week 1.
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The Evil That Lies Within, Part 4The Evil That Lies Within, Part 4 (1985) Season 1 Episode 104- Inhumanoids Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Cartoon Characters: Auger, Blackthorne Shore, Dr. Mangler, Night Crawler, Liquidator, Pyre, Crygen, Magnakor, Metlar, Senator Masterson, D-Compose, Tendril, Grana-Q, Herc Armstrong, Hector Ramirez, Sandra Shore, Slither.
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Fr. Kevin E. Mackin OFM, Mount Saint Mary College president,
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and a possible future pope during commencement at the campus
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In May 2012, His Eminence Peter Cardinal Turkson (above right),
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by retiring Pope Benedict XVI, addressed the graduates and their
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of the Gospel and of the social teaching of the Church" and
fostering relations with international Catholic organizations and
others, "be they Catholic or not, that are sincerely committed to
the promotion of the values of justice and peace in the world."
Speaking about the education the graduates received at Mount
Saint Mary College, Cardinal Turkson said it was a "rich blend of
scholarship and spirituality."
Among his many activities, Cardinal Turkson serves on the board
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poor countries. Fr. Mackin is also on that board.
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Aunt Susan's Recipe BooksTuesday, November 17th, 2009
by Jill Holt, Curator of Textiles
Thanks to our assistant director, Jeff Briley, we have a recent addition to our collection. He picked up several recipe books written by Aunt Susan. Some of you may remember Aunt Susan from her food columns in the Daily Oklahoman and her cooking program on WKY Radio in Oklahoma City. Edna Vance Adams served as food editor of the Daily Oklahoman from 1929 to 1943. She conducted an annual cooking school during that time and her recipe books were souvenirs given out at the school. Aunt Susan's recipes were clipped from the newspaper and became cherished favorites in the recipe boxes across Oklahoma, with many people mistakenly believing that there really was an "Aunt Susan" somewhere in their family tree.
Edna Vance Adams moved to New York in 1943 and eventually became the food editor for McCall's Magazine. She left McCall's to focus on radio and television programs. In 1951, she published a cook book titled "Susan Adam's How-to-Cook Book." We are fortunate to now have one of the rare copies of this book in our collection.


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- In the first, rats were deposited in one of two areas in a maze. On one side they were given a control (rice cakes or saline); on the other, the test subject (Oreos or cocaine or morphine). They were then allowed to scurry to whatever side of the maze they wanted, and the students found that the rats who had been fed Oreos spent as much time on the Oreo side as the rats who had been injected with the drugs spent on the drug side, indicating that the link they made between the "pleasurable effects" of Oreos/drugs and that specific environment was equally strong.


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Thursday, May 2, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Verity is proud to announce its first-ever benefit concert: Music For Movement! A night of music, food, and philanthropy, Music for Movement will feature performances from some of SoCal's best up-and coming artists plus coffee and desserts from some of your favorite local spots. We'll also be setting up our Verity Store!
We've got a great line-up including: City of Lions, Fathers & Suns, Squarefish and more!
TICKETS: $8 Pre-sale and $10 at the door
DOORS: 7pm SHOW: 7:30pm
This show is ALL-AGES
The Warehouse at SeaCoast Grace Church
5100 Cerritos Ave. Cypress, CA 90630
Verity is a non-profit organization, started in 2011, that exists to help bring people out of poverty in developing countries. We sell hand-made jewelry and accessories made all over the world and we also host multiple humanitarian aid trips each year. For more information about Verity, visit our website: http://verityproject.org/
When & Where
Sea Coast Grace Church Warehouse
5100 Cerritos Ave
Thursday, May 2, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM (PDT)
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Verity is a non-profit that exists to bring people out of poverty in developing countries.
Resources- Leveraging our resources to end the cycle of poverty.
Lives- We value the lives impacted both in the U.S. and globally.
Awareness- Knowing there IS a problem. Drawing attention to the need.
Action: DO something once you have become aware.


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My New Years resolution is to finally dump Windows and move to Linux. So while rebuilding my two XBMC systems I decided to go with the newest XBMC, 9.11.
I see that Confluence is now the default skin. I'm running one of my systems on a standard def old school CRT TV though, and really need a skin designed for standard def for that one. "No problem", I figured, "I'll just download PM3 and continue running it on that one. But I can't seem to find PM3 on the XBMC site. And even PM3.HD, while still shown on the site, no longer has a download link. In fact it looks like ALL of the skins currently available on the XBMC site are pretty much HD only. What's the deal? Is SD no longer going to be supported?
Yeah, I know no one is buying SD TVs anymore, so I'm an old fart, but seriously, I doubt I'm the last person in the world who still has an SD TV and can't afford right now to throw it away and buy something better.
Any ideas? Am I just being an idiot and not looking in the right place for it? Or are there really no SD skins for 9.11?
- Jeff
p.s. Although not on the official XBMC site, I did manage to find a link to PM3.HD for 9.11, but that still doesn't work for me. All the text is way too small to read, and of course if I make the text bigger, then I get overlapping text and other nastiness, since PM3.HD just wasn't designed for a SD display.
PM3 (SD) Gone in 9.11?
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The first paragraph here mentions it (with a download link)
bt yes I do need to add it to the gallery page
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Thanks Jezz!
I had Googled for it (a lot) and searched the forums before asking, but couldn't find it anywhere, never would have thought to look for it there.
I downloaded it and it's working great for me, thanks again!
- Jeff
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I am almost 38 and I have a 3 year old. I would really like to have another child. However, I know I don't even want to consider it until at least another year has passed due to my career. I worry I will be too old and have to deal with all the concerns of medical issues plus, what if I just can't keep up.
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text: At the Google I/O BootCamp event in San Francisco, Brian Jepson gathered a sizable crowd as he showed off his Arduino NDEF Reader/RFID Twitter-Looker-Upper project to curious Android developers eager to gain some hands-on experience with the Near Field Communications technology available in the Nexus S Android smartphone. Attendees with the appropriate hardware were encouraged to download the free NXP TagWriter app and use it to write a Twitter URL to a blank RFID tag. They could then verify their status update frequency with a tap of their tag on Brian's prototype. The device would then talk to a Processing app running on a laptop to display the username and a Twitter API query would then light up the appropriate LED. For folks interested in building their own, code for the project is available on GitHub.


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Scotty McCreery Helps Launch New School Year At NC State
Listen to Scotty McCreery Radio on iHeartRadio
Scotty McCreery is once again helping students get into the school spirit. The country star headlined North Carolina State University's Packapalooza welcome back festival over the weekend, marking the second consecutive year he's taken part in the event.
It looks like Scotty had a great time. He posted a number of photos from Saturday's festivities on his Facebook page, and called it "the most amazing night." He added that he felt "honored" to perform at his school's campus.
McCreery began pursuing his college degree at North Carolina State in 2012, while continuing with his career.


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— September
By Ben Ellison
Si-Tex e-Loran
Head's up: There's finally a neat electronic solution to the GPS vulnerability problem which was noted here some time back ("The Dark Side of GPS," April 2002), but which fortunately has not materialized...yet. Si-Tex is about to ship e-Loran, which not only backs up GPS with a modernized, and fiddle-free, version of LORAN, but also delivers better than one-degree heading accuracy, even to a stopped boat. At first, this $1,000 sensor will only work with certain Si-Tex plotters and PC software, but other manufacturers are supposedly free to develop compatibility. The technology sounds like it will offer navigators real belt-and-suspender position plotting, plus relatively inexpensive, nonmagnetic heading for autopilots, radar overlay, etc.; I look forward to trying it. Si-Tex, incidentally, is a fine example of the source/brand complications discussed in the column. As the U.S. arm of major behind-the-scenes player Koden, it markets that company's radar scanners and other gear both directly under its own name and indirectly via several other brands; and the Si-Tex line also includes gear manufactured by unrelated companies, like C-Map, which may go out under different logos in other countries, even in this one!
Si-Tex ((727) 576-5734. www.si-tex.com.
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TV good, bed good, quite close to city center the room smelled! couldn't sleep well because of the noise. you couldn't even open the window at night because of the smell outside (the hotel seems to be located in an industrial area)
Everything was excellent. Spacious room, rich continental breakfast, good location-near center of city Trogir. 10 minutes from the beach by taxi boat. Very friendship service. I hope to spend my new vacations in this hotel.
Excellent staff, very helpful with good communication skills. Easy to find with good parking in a congested town. Would stay again.
Very friendly staff. Large rooms with large beds!
Good location, facilities & price. Staff were very friendly and accommodating.
The friendly and helpful staff Location to the busy road
Excellent location for Trogir and Split. Hotel staff went bpout of their way to help when we had a medical issue. Would use this hotel again.
It was very convenient to shop at Trogir, very clean, and the breakfast was very good, and the staff was very accommodating The hotel advertised having a washer and dryer, which we needed,but it did not have this convenience, however they did take our soiled clothes and wash them for us. We did appreciate this.The one thing that bothered me most wasnot taking my credit card. We had to come up with the cash which we found to be a problem and they would not take travelers checks which also was a problem.
The staff were excellent. They were very pleasant & more than helpful. The location was perfect. n/a
Place was not awful, but not great. The breakfast was actually pretty good and the rooms were ok - just not for the money. The place is located on a busy (and loud) street, right across the bridge from the city. The rooms are quite plain and there is not much of a view. Our air conditioner worked, which is a plus, but it was really loud and woke us up at 5am. For the money, this place was not worth it.
Everyone was so kind and helpful. Great to find a gym in the basement and the rooms were great for what we paid. The area the hotel was in wasn't the greatest, but other than that there were no complaints.
This is a truly great hotel. With amazing staff members. Location is prime. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
quiet location, terrace view onto the sea, ease of parking (provided)
The hotel was nice but too far from Trojir and from the airport for us
good service
very friendly staff, great location cause not far away from Trogir, reasonable price
very good service and excellent food for a correct price we where based on the 4th floor meaning i lost about 5 kg climbin,g the steps several times a day, is this good or bad :) I guess for people who are a bit elderly the absence of an elevator is an issue
Friiendly & Helpful Proprieters & Staff. The Menu and Food were good Lack of lift or assistance - I was 3 floors up and carrying the baggage was a struggle
We got more than we expected in our room. Beautiful view from the patio outside our room. I wish we had booked for another day there for it would have been so nice. We loved our Quattro Formaggio pizza we had for dinner and the breakfast was fantastic too. The staff were excellent and worked hard. I will dream of returning. I did find the light switches and hair blower way high for the average person. I had to get my husband to get them for me. But that is nothing compared to the good service and excellent accommodations.
An excellent location for visiting Split and Trogir. Lovely views from terrace. Helpful and welcoming staff.
Spacious, very clean rooms with balcony, AC, sat-TV. Great breakfast. The restaurant offers very good and fresh food, especially from the grill. Very nice retaurant terrace with view to the bay of Split. Nice and quiet location on the sweet island of Ciovo (hotel is right on the street but nut loud). Beautiful town of Trogir is only 5 mins. by scooter, car or bus. Small beaches, beach bar and supermarket in walking distance. Ask the Hotel for free of charge airport transfer > very fair! Hotel has no lift. Big stairs to the reception and only stairs to 3rd or 4th floor. Quite painfull with luggage. We had a superiour room with sea view, but after 6pm the balcony was totally smoked from the restaurant grill. They should mount a much longer chimney on their grill! The really cute beaches are on the other side of the island (Okrug Gornij).
The hotel is very nice, the breakfast is good and the sea is near Everything was good
Excellent and willing advice from the front desk about a range of issues
The Superior Rooms at the front of the hotel was comfortable and light with good views over the harbour. The two layers of windows shut out the noise at night. The staff were helpful about changing our room and were very apologetic about the noise from the club. The Standard Rooms which are situated at the back of the hotel ( which we had originally booked) are impossible to sleep in because there is a new Night Club next door everynight from 11pm -5am and it is very loud. It is quite a noisy location generally, on a busy road, so you have to keep your windows shut whichever room you have.
Friendly, convenient and can recommend it.
The friendliness off the staff - they were all very pleasant and helpful. The hotel was in a fantastic position and we had a room with a beautiful view over the water. Would definitely recommend
We were very impressed by the quality of the hotel, in particular the high standard of furniture and fittings. The location is excellent, our room had a superb view of the old town of Trogir. Best of all were the staff, very friendly and helpful. We had a late arrival and were dealt with very promptly and politely, and a taxi was arranged for us early the following morning.
hotel staff were very helpful and friendly. really felt like they strove to achieve true hospitality. they facilitated pickups superbly and the whole experience with them was all a traveller could wish for and more.
The room was really nice!!! Would have been nice to be closer to the "old town"...
New modern hotel. Nice rooms, bathroom design was excellent. Pillows too firm. No facecloth.
We stayed in the superior apartment. The finishings were to a very high standard and we were wowed from the start. The one balcony had great views over the old town of Trogir and the other over the sea. The hotel is very close to the old town (less than 5 minutes walk) and we loved our stay here. Would recommend the hotel without a doubt. Some people did mention that the hotel was in the flightpath, but it was never a problem for us. We were out walking during the day and returned later in the evening (to take great photos from the balcony) at which time no planes were landing.
Great location with a very short walk to the old town. Informative staff. Very close - 5 minutes - to the Split airport. We also stayed in Split at the start of our vacation but based on our experience in Trogir I would stay there and just take a very short ferry to Split to see the town etc.
Very convenient location to the old city, about 300 yards away..
Close to the old town and port. Comfortable and very new and modern enterieur. Far from the beach. A bit noisy because of the airplanes.
It was central,the staff helpful and very friendly Breakfast perhaps not up to 4 star hotel standard..
Location and safety
Delightful staff , friendly and welcoming. We arrived early in the morning after a very early flight and our rooms were already available at 0930 charmiong rooms in a .great location breakfast not great = poor quality fruit juice and a weird coffee machine, but excellent eggs or omelettes ofered as part of the deal
Excellent location-proximity to everything worth seeing. Nice rooms. Clean. Do not follow booking.com instructions to reach hotel! Do not believe what booking.com tells you about free parking! No free parking: 10 euros a day with hotel's parking card.
Great location in Trogir. Lovely old antiques in the rooms--felt very luxurious. Nice staff--very helpful. Breakfast was good. thought about eating dinner there also, but our friends chose elsewhere. Hard to lug our too-heavy suitcases up the stairs.
The old style furnishings and traditional Croatian menu created an authentic experience. I didn't enjoy carrying our bags up three flights of stairs with no help from staff.
The hotel was charming with antique furniture, but also modern conveniences. It was located in a quiet area of Trogir which we appreciated as we were trying to adjust to the time change from the US. Dragging our luggage up the stairs, but it was a good upper body work out.
Nice hotel in central Trogir. Excellent location. Since the hotel was recently redecorated and otherwise very nice indeed, it was very surprising that both the water tap in our bathroom was loose, that the shower was leaking considerable amounts of water on the bathroom-floor and that the defunct light-bulb over the mirror in the bathroom was not changed. Besides the safe in the room didn't work; it was locked. Suprprising that they had not see this themselves. When we had asked about the safe and nothing happened, we could not spend our holiday on the three other things which they could well see themselves. So we smiled politely and hope that this feedback will help them. If this is fixed, we would like to come back and alsp to recommend the place.
The decor of the room and its proximity to the old town. problem getting wireless access - would not work for us. Clearer instruction on locating the car park.
The quaint features and intimate size, only 7 or 8 rooms. The room was two twin beds pushed together, would have preferred a larger bed for two.
Location, friendliness.
The rooms had recently been refurbished and were very nice. The only poor thing about my experience was the food in the restaurant. It was unfortunate that despite being within throwing distance of the sea they couldn't serve fresh fish, the meat was pretty tough too.
Very recently renovated 400 years old lovely building. Extremely nice staff. View to the see/harbor. Spacious bath. Wi-fi is not always/hardly available in all of the rooms [perhaps due to the huge walls].
We liked the water views and closeness to the harbour as well as the location close to Trigor. The dining area below the hotel can be quite noisy due to loud chatter, sometimes quite late in the evening.
The pleasant and helpful staff.The location and walk around area.Boating and easy access along coast and to Dalmania region.Off street parking.
Central position. Very kind staff. Very comfortable bed. No parking.
An excellent way to visit Trogir. Charming, non-standard rooms, excellent location. Be careful, there is no elevator, and many staircases.
nice employee at reception. good restaurant, same owner as hotel i am told.
Good service, nice breakfast, great location. Pricey, a little noise from the street. No view really except of the street.
Villla Meri is situated in the middle of the beautiful old city of Trogir. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful and the hotel was very clean and comfortable. I highly recommend staying here.
A small, comfortable, hotel with very pleasant staff who made our stay most welcome. Quiet, despite its central location in Trogir. We would happily go back again.
perfect location, frendly staff, good restorant, good price small room
well located in small walled city, charming, located conveniently to the Split airport in Croatia.
Hotel Rotondo has a lift which was greatly appreciated as we had some very heavy bags. It was beautifully clean, very quiet and the bed was very comfortable. Just what was needed after 36 hours of air travel. Internet access was provided free. Not wireless but a cable was provided at reception. Reception staff spoke good english and were very helpful. Breakfast was excellent. The soap provided was very harsh on the skin. We booked dinner which was very thoughtfully provided at 8.30p.m. but I do not think I would bother again. Having said that, the meal was quite good for Croatian cuisine - very basic and very salty.
Near the airport, helpful staff, versatile breakfast
excellent staff - upgraded room and treated wonderfully for our honeymoon.
Yes, the personal was quite nice, the hotel has a good location, it's clean, an not very expensive. Due to its centrical situation it is a bit noisy at night. They had a problem with the pipes, that didn´t work properly and sounded terrificaly at night. They changed us into another room, but we still had the same problem. I hope the would be able ti fix it.
Superb location on the promenade in the beautiful medievel town of Trogir.Free public parking near hotel.Excellent breakfast and very helpful friendly staff.Room with sea view. Bed a little uncomfortable. Bells noisy in the morning if you forget to close the double glazed windows.
Great location on Trogir. The room was clean although small and a great breakfast. Small room
The setting of the hotel was outstanding; the view from the room over the marina was calling for a longer stay; the calmness on the terrasse was...peacefull; the room was excellent....the only problem with this review is - what more people will visit the hotel and cause a "fully-booked-situation" Check the air-condition in room 2
Good location and the staff were very helpful. The breakfast was surprisingly bountiful and included an offer of a freshly cooked omelette to order. For the money the facilities are poor. Everything in the room was very run down and old - TV, cheap bin, air con barely worked, toilet very crampt and toiletries bare minimum only offered. The windows were stuck and in need of attention. Despite advertisement of breakfast out on their terrace, there were no table or chairs outside whatsoever.
Excellent location, friendly helpful owner
The bed and the location was okay The room was freezing cold. The bathroom smelled really bad. The telly didn't work.
Quiet and very clean apartment in a central location. It is just as it looks in the photos. Would definitely go back.
Central location, clean, stylish, well appointed apartment, convenient for a short stay. A bit noisy at night
Location is perfect - in the center of the Middle Ages town. The owner is not very friendly.
the apartment was very central, but good double glazing prevented noise being an issue. Lovely light and airy apartment. Great shower, comfy bed and air con. would have been good to have anti- mosquito appliance. We only stayed for a night so did not bring anything and got badly bitten !
The apartment was in a great central location and was excellent value for money. The lady who met us was extremely helpful and friendly. The balcony was an added bonus to this otherwise clean and spacious apartment, I would definitely recommend house Ivancic.
The room was too small and there is no facilities at all in the "hotel". However it's situated in the middle of the old town so everything you need is available within short distance. The room
Fantastic cosy but chic room with a shower room in a building right near the centre of Trogir. Close the window and put on the air conditioning and you're in your own world and what a comfy bed! Perfect for our needs. (NB. I incorrectly wrote this review for Pension Palac in Baska Voda...the review was supposed to be for House Ivancic so please ignore if you see the same info on the Pension Palac page) Not the easiest place to find (no signage) but the staff were really helpful on the phone and in person. Also the twin beds don't meet that well when they're drawn together to make a double bed. Not really a problem depending on your requirements.
The guy waited for us until 2:00 in the morning, as we were driving in and had a few problems. He was super nice, and the room itself was perfect, very comfortable, clean, and in the perfect location right in the middle of Trogir.
All the staf was really friendly and helpfull.
Close to Trogir, very friendly staff
Beautiful view, room was clean and comfortable.
Easy access to the beach, restaurants and shopping. A little ferry went to trogir every 30 min. so we avoided traffic. The view from our balcony of the water and the mountains was beautiful.
Great for relax in swimming pool and also close to the beach.


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2nd July 2014 01:49 AM #1
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Baby dandruff !!!
My son is around one year old and is healthy and normal. lately I have noticed dandruff on his scalp.It was very less in the beginning but its getting noticeable now. How do I treat my baby's dandruff ? Are there any products available out there which I can use for him ? Or should I leave that to go for itself ? Please answer my query .
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I would suggest rubbing his little head down with olive oil or coconut oil...even almond oil and allow it to sit for a hour or so...then gently washing his hair with a gentle shampoo. You could even skip the shampoo and rinse his head with warm water.
Try this for a few times and you should see a difference.
Also you can skip washing his hair with any sort of shampoo and only use water to rinse his hair.
Either way Im sure you will see results.
2nd July 2014 11:10 PM #3
Yes I can second the advice above from sunnymumof5. I have found that some olive oil on the head and then rubbing the head gently with a soft baby brush works well. You can then rinse it off later.
Warm wishes,
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I'll try olive oil and see for the results. Thank you so much mommies !!


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Brevard, N.C. - Ashlie Morrison led the Brevard attack with nine kills, hitting 31.8 percent and Kortney Conner added five kills for the Tornados, but Anna Hilton led visiting Wingate with 10 kills and Maggie Malone had a match-high 17 digs as the Brevard fell to #15 Wingate on Wednesday evening, 25-23, 25-16, 25-20.
Jamie Atkinson and Jordei Osby added four kills apiece for Brevard (6-20, 0-15 SAC) as the Tornados hit 36.1 percent from the floor in the first set as they challenged the Bulldogs early. Bethany Stevenson added 14 set assists, while Rogers led the back line with 15 digs to pace the Brevard defense.
Grace Krauser added eight kills for Wingate (24-0, 15-0 SAC), hitting 57.1 percent from the floor, while Cory McGowan added seven kills to lead the Bulldogs to the victory. Liz Willis had a game high 28 set assists and Susie Murach added seven digs to go with five kills as Wingate clinched the 2011 regular season SAC Championship.
A Krauser kill gave Wingate an early 8-4 lead in the opening set. Brevard battled back, using a 4-0 run to take a 14-13 lead on a Jordei Osby kill. The Tornados took a two-point lead when a Conner kill made it 17-15. Wingate battled back, tying the set at 19 on a kill by Murach, then taking a 20-19 advantage on a Brevard error.
The Tornados tied the set one final time when a Conner kill made it 23-23. A kill from McGowan put Wingate on top by one, while a block from McGowan and Lexi Potter finished the opening frame in favor of Wingate, 25-23.
A kill and a block from Krauser helped the Bulldogs jump out to a 13-5 lead in the second set. Sydney Yeomans answered with a kill for the Tornados, but Wingate responded with three straight points, sparked by a Krauser kill, to go on top 16-6. Brevard battled back, cutting the lead to 24-16 after a 5-1 run sparked by a Stevenson service ace, but the rally fell short as Wingate closed out the frame, 25-16.
The Tornados scored four of the first five points in the third set on kills by Atkinson and Morrison, as well as a block by Osby and Morrison, but Wingate rallied back to tie the set up at five apiece on a Brevard attack error. The set would remain close until Wingate went on a 4-0 spurt to go up 23-18, capped by a kill by Janice Ehorn. The Bulldogs would keep the advantage to close out the set 25-20, taking the match.
Brevard remains at home on Saturday, October 29th as they welcome Catawba and Limestone in for a tri-match at Boshamer Gymnasium. SAC rivals Brevard and Catawba will play the first match at 1 p.m., while Limestone and Catawba will face off at 3 p.m. First serve of the final match of the day will be at 5 p.m. as the Tornados and the Saints faceoff. Brevard will also recognize seniors Lindsey Rogers, Ashlie Morrison, Bethany Stevenson, Jordei Osby and Cassie Smatana at the conclusion of the tri-match.


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Magnolia will be well represented on Sunday, May 18, at the 32nd-annual Nordstrom Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes, benefitting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Matty Campbell, an eighth-grader at Our Lady of Fatima School in Magnolia who is also a Queen Anne & Magnolia News carrier, has been serving as one of three JDRF Beat the Bridge ambassadors for the last few months.
Campbell, 14, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2010. Along with fellow Beat the Bridge ambassadors Jen Leichtman and Emma Smith, he has attended several local company events, including Nordstrom employee rallies in Seattle, Bellevue and Tacoma. In addition to sharing their stories of diagnosis, treatment and hope at these events, the ambassadors also starred in a JDRF video, which can be seen at ow.ly/wL1fN.
Recently, Campbell and Smith accepted a $25,000 donation on behalf of JDRF from Russell Investments and Seattle Seahawk quarterback Russell Wilson, a paid spokesperson for the company.
Campbell will participate in the Beat the Bridge race with a team of family and friends dubbed The MighT1s, which Campbell formed with friend Patrick Scott in 2011. Also a Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 10 years ago, Scott is an eighth-grader at Our Lady of Fatima, plays soccer and basketball, runs cross country, and is interested in computer programming. This year marks his 10th time participating in Beat the Bridge.
Last year, T.J. Kenny (who attends Assumption) joined The MighT1s. New to the team this year is Magnolia's Claire Larsen, who also attended Our Lady of Fatima.
In the last four years the MighT1s have raised $45,000 for JDRF. (To learn more about the MighT1s, visit www2.jdrf.org/goto/mattypatricktjclaire.)
The Beat the Bridge course travels over Seattle's University Bridge, which is raised during the race. Participants try to cross the bridge before it is raised. Those who don't beat the bridge must wait, with a live band and prizes to pass the time, for the bridge to come back down. Beat the Bridge consists of an 8K run and wheelchair race, a 4-mile walk, a 1-mile fun run and the Diaper Derby for toddlers.
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Cannibal Monsters is a one-player game reminiscent of Solitaire, because the goal is to end up with one stack of Monsters. We really like this game because it provides a healthy dose of mental exercise so good for growing minds. And, it's a great travel game, because all pieces store inside the plastic game board.The game includes 48 challenges for the player to solve; the object of each challenge is to make the monsters eat each other, finally forming one Monster stack. The hitch is that monsters can only eat each other when their bottoms and tops fit together!
Game components: 12 red, green and blue monsters; 48 challenges; game board (includes storage compartment). Ages 7 and up. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—small parts. Keep away from children younger than 3 years.


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It is Good Friday. That means It Is Easter.
Chances are you will consume hot cross buns this morning. Chances are you will consume chocolate over this long weekend.
Chances are you will think about how many hot cross buns and chocolates you have consumed, and chances are you will wonder whether you have gone 'too far'.
And if you are thinking this, chances are you are female.
Because as a woman being fat or being skinny matters. It matters to other women, it matters to men and it certainly matters to 'the media'.
Will it ever not?
You will recall I have been watching Mad Men again. Last night I watched episode two of the latest season. And when I saw Betty, Draper's glamorous Hitcockian-blonde ex-wife, my jaw joined the floor occupied by millions of other, mostly American ones (thanks lame Australian TV scheduling).
Over the season break, Elizabeth Francis got fat.
Cue mass audience panic. What did this mean for a woman who built her life on her looks? How did Betty 'let herself go'? How would she get back her body? TV blogs groaned with the weight of commentary and analysis about the flesh of this fictional woman. Feminists groaned about commentary and analysis. And Mr Francis groaned because he still loved her, even though she was fat.
In actual fact January Jones got pregnant, and the fat-suit was part cover-up, part character development. But here's the interesting thing about pregnant women. In the 60s, when the show is set, they were generally hidden under enormous, unflattering, tent-like maternity sheaths. Today they are encouraged to be out and about and proud of their blooming baby bumps.
However the only lumps of skin socially permissible during pregnancy are those harbouring infant life, as mother-to-be Jessica Simpson has so recently discovered. Like Betty Draper, she's a blonde woman who has profited from her looks (and talent, sure). And like Betty Draper her weight is the subject of much discussion. Indeed, even when she wasn't pregnant, Jessica Simpson's weight was the subject of much discussion.
Wait. Women's weight has always been the subject of much discussion, be they pregnant, famous, blonde or simply existing. Yes, there's been that big push to celebrate fuller figures. Yes, there is a body love movement that loves obeseness outright. And yes, even the fashion world has made inroads by casting 'real women' in parades (not high fashion mind, but you will see less scrawn in catalogues and Cleo these days).
So why am I writing this blog? Why am I contributing to a conversation that is so had before – so last year, and the year before, and the year before that...?
Because It Is Easter, a time when, really, we should be caring less about negative criticism and more about positive activism. I don't care if you are religious or not, the message about sacrifice and death and new life is a stunningly universal bit of noteworthy wisdom.
But we should also talk about this because it is April 6, 2012, and not any-date, 1966. So we really should not be measuring women with regards to way they look any more.
Yet we do. And we will. Why? Why and how is it fair that a woman's weight is the subject of much discussion? Why are there still bumper stickers screaming 'no fat chicks' with reprehensible crudeness? Why do sites like this still exist?
Yes. It Is Easter. You will come across chocolate and hot cross buns and sundry other temptations. And I'd like you to enjoy it, regardless of gender. Because, gosh-darn, life is too short not to have fun sometimes.
Don't you agree?


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Sprinkler ban likely around Wellington
26 February 2013
Sprinkler ban likely
A sprinkler and irrigation system ban is likely to come into effect for Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Porirua and Wellington cities within the next few days, as a result of continuing low river levels and a weather forecast of no significant rainfall within the next two weeks.
The rivers that provide about two-thirds of the water supply for the region's cities remain low and have dropped faster than expected over the past week. The water available in our water supply rivers has now dropped below 100 million litres (ML) per day compared to 130ML available just five days ago. The last significant rainfall was three weeks ago, on Monday 4 February, and the long-range forecast is for dry weather for the next 14 days.
While water is normally held in the two Stuart Macaskill storage lakes at Te Marua to supplement low river flows, only one of the lakes is available this summer as the other is being earthquake-strengthened. Greater Wellington Regional Council is likely to have to start supplementing the water take from rivers with water from the one available Stuart Macaskill storage lake by Friday.
The Regional Council's Social and Cultural Wellbeing Committee Chair, Nigel Wilson, is encouraging the community to make an effort to keep water use down.
"It's important that people take care with the water we have available. If put into effect, a sprinkler ban should help keep demand low and assist with making sure we have enough water to last us through until the next spell of significant rainfall," says Cr Wilson.
Despite the good weather this summer, water use has been relatively low, but Cr Wilson says it is starting to rise. "Water use has been low this summer which is great, but this last spell of fine weather has seen it starting to increase. I encourage people to continue their water saving efforts to keep demand in check."
In addition to the likely sprinkler and irrigation system ban and using water from the storage lake, the regional council will be relying more heavily on the Hutt aquifer and will be looking at activating its consent to take more water from the Hutt River at Kaitoke.
Greater Wellington Regional Council supplies water to Lower Hutt, Porirua, Upper Hutt and Wellington. Local authorities will introduce a sprinkler and irrigation system ban at the request of the regional council.
Water saving tips:
• Use a flow control trigger on hoses
• Target watering close to the ground, at a rate the soil can absorb
• Sweep up garden waste instead of hosing it away
• Put off non-essential outdoor jobs, like washing windows or the car, until autumn
For more water saving tips visit http://www.gw.govt.nz/water


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Patty White – President and CEO, St. Joseph's Hospital
White has been with Dignity Health Arizona for 30 years. During that time, she has had progressive management positions throughout the organization, including her most current role as president and CEO.
Surprising fact: "I grew up 9 miles outside of a rural town in Missouri, a farmer's daughter. We depended on the land for everything. I was even born at home before it was popular."
Biggest challenge: "Work/life balance is really difficult in a fast-paced environment. I love to exercise, so I made a commitment to take the time to make that happen. Every morning, I get up at 4:30 to fit exercise into my schedule. I have been running with the same group of friends for 20 years."
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Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man responsible for an armed robbery at the McDonald's, 5300 block of Campbell Boulevard, 21236, on December 20. At 1:49 p.m., the suspect entered the restaurant, displayed a gun, and demanded money. The suspect fled after the cashier was unable to open the safe. The gun was later found to be a pellet gun.
The suspect is a black male, 25 to 30 years old, 6' tall, 150 to 160 pounds, with a medium build. Photos of the suspect are posted below.
Reward Offered
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Baltimore County Police Department at 410-307-2020. Information can also be submitted to Metro Crime Stoppers at www.metrocrimestoppers.org. Information submitted to MCS that leads to the arrest and indictment of a suspect in this case may be eligible for a reward of up to $2,000.


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Washington : Government Printing Office
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|Kanosh Indians, Utah. Transfer of land.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following-described public domain is hereby declared to be held by the United States in trust for the Kanosh Band of the Paiute Indian Tribe in Utah, subject to the provisions of the Act of September 1, 1954 (68 Stat. 1099), with respect to the termination of Federal supervision over all property of such Indians: The southeast quarter, east half northeast quarter, and
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the northwest quarter northeast quarter, section 35, township 22 south, range 5 west; the west half west half, section 14, and the east half east half, section 15, township 23 south, range 5 west, Salt Lake meridian, Utah, containing 600 acres.
Approved, July 11, 1956.


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Feb. 18, 2014, marks the release of country up-and-comer Cole Swindell's self-titled debut album on TouchTunes.
Born and raised in Georgia, Swindell attended Georgia Southern University where befriended fraternity brother and future country superstar Luke Bryan. After college, the young singer/songwriter moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music. His breakout single "Chillin' It" hit in 2013; co-written with Shane Minor, the song skyrocketed to #2 on Billboard's US Hot Country Songs chart.
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Additional Fiesta Bowl Tickets Available for Fans
Dec. 13, 2012
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State announced today that approximately 500 upper level tickets to the January 3 Fiesta Bowl have been made available to K-State fans after the department filled its team ticket requests.
These tickets, priced at $144 each, will be located in Sections 401, 402, 403 and 433, and are available online at www.kstatesports.com or by phone at 800.221.CATS.
K-State fans are expected to turn Arizona purple next month as over 22,000 tickets have been distributed through the K-State ticket office as of today.
Fans are also encouraged to purchase parking passes and tickets to the Fiesta Bowl's College Football's Biggest Party from the K-State ticket office. They are both available for $30 each, and additional parking on game day will be limited.
Be sure to follow the week's events, featuring Wednesday's Pep Rally and Alumni Association Bowl Bash, online at www.k-state.com, while all bowl game information can also be found at K-State Athletics' bowl headquarters at www.k-statesports.com
Fans who ordered bowl game tickets through the K-State Ticket Office will be mailed tickets by Friday, December 21. Tickets will be mailed through UPS and fans with a current email address on file with the ticket office will be sent a tracking number when their tickets are shipped.
The No. 5 Wildcats, who finished 11-1 during the regular season, face fourth-ranked Oregon in the 2013 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on January 3. The game, which kicks at 7:30 p.m. CT, can be seen live on ESPN.


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text: 'Fitzpatrick is now 28, faster than ever and among the most improved players in the league over the past two years. His play last season contributed to the Sabres trading Rhett Warrener in the deal that landed them Chris Drury. Fitzpatrick was making $70,000 two years ago with the Amerks, but he'll pocket $375,000 this year on a one-way contract with the Sabres. Yeah, you could say it paid off.'


text: Chuck Dixon (w) o Wil Rosado (a) o Tom Feister, Wil Rosado (c) The Cobra Civil War takes no prisoners! The recently captured submarine cruiser, The Tuna is under a cyber-attack that could send it to the bottom of the sea with a full crew of Joes aboard! And Flint and Team Alpha are on the run with the Baroness their captive. And their only sanctuary may just be the deadliest place on Earth for the Joes: Springfield. Cover price $3.99.


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|2005-06 Women's Basketball
|Holly Moring
|Brooke Wilhoit
|Alisha Holmes
|BJ Banjo
|Michele DeVault
|Nichelle Akers
|Jenny Norman
|Kelly Turman
|Candace Gibson
|Full Roster
2005-06 Season: Ended her ETSU career with 1,327 points, fifth-most in program history ... made 80 three-pointers on the season, second-most in school history ... also became the all-time leader in three-pointers in a career with 176 ... netted a game-high 20 points in the season-ending loss to Mercer (3/9/06) ... also pulled down four rebounds in the loss ... scored 26 points in the Senior Day win over Stetson (2/26/06) ... went 8-for-9 at the line against the Hatters, while adding four rebounds ... tallied 21 points, including 19 in the second half in the Lady Bucs� home victory over Mercer (2/23/06) ... managed 11 points, five rebounds, two assists and two steals in the loss at Belmont (2/18/06) ... posted 12 points, three assists and three steals in the win at Lipscomb (2/16/06) ... tallied 16 points and four assists in the win over UNF (2/11/06) ... also drained five threes in the victory ... posted 21 points, on a perfect 4-for-4 performance from behind the arc against Jacksonville (2/9/06) ... tallied 16 points, nailing four threes, in the loss at FAU (2/4/06) ... also dished out a season-high tying seven assists in Boca Raton ... recorded her second double double of the season with a 17-point, 11-rebound performance at Mercer (1/28/06) ... her 11 rebounds were also a career best ... sunk 5-of-9 three pointers against the Bears ... nailed a career-high six three-pointers, going 6-for-8 from long range in the win over Stetson (1/26/06) ... posted 26 points against the Hatters, including 19 in the first half alone ... tallied a game-high 20 points, along with five rebounds against Gardner-Webb (1/21/06) ... also sunk four threes against the Bulldogs ... recorded a game-high 21 poinst, along with five rebounds and six assists in the win over Campbell (1/19/060 ... posted a team-high 15 points in the win at Kennesaw State (1/16/06) ... tallied 25 points in the win over Jacksonville (1/7/05), including a 21-point explosion in the second half ... led the charge for the Lady Bucs at the charity stripe in the win, going 9-for-10 ... became the 14th 1,000-point scorer in program history with a 23-point performance at UNF (1/5/06) ... shot 7-for-15 from the field, 4-for-9 from three, and 5-for-6 from the line against the Ospreys ... exploded for a career-high 39 points, including 23 in the second half, in the win over SEMO (12/28/05) ... shot 12-for-20 from the field and 11-for-15 from the free throw line, and pulled down seven rebounds against the Redhawks ... her 39-point performance is tied for the eighth-best single game scoring output in program history ... posted her first double-double of the season with 18 points, and a career-high 10 rebounds in the win over Kennesaw State (1/2/06) ... tallied 20 points and five rebounds in the loss at Appalachian State (12/21/05) ... tied season high with eight made field goals against the Mountaineers ... posted three points and a steal in the final 1:02 of the nailbiting 59-55 win at College of Charleston (12/9/05) ... clocked a season-high 40 minutes against the Cougars ... scored a season-best 24 points in the win over EKU (11/29/05) including a 9-for-10 performance at the free-throw line ... also dished out a season-high seven assists against the Lady Colonials ... led the team in scoring for the fifth-straight game with a 19-point effort in the win over Lipscomb (12/3/05) ... also tied a career-best with a six steals against the Lady Bisons ... drained a career-best five threes against Mississippi State (11/20/05) ... posted a game-high 21 points, and a game-best five assists in 38 minutes of work against the Bulldogs ... scored a team-best 14 points in the loss at Cincinnati (11/23/05) ... also dished out four assists and pulled down four boards against the Bearcats ... named A-Sun Co-Player of the Week following performance at Mississippi State ... posted a 23-point, eight-rebound performance in the win over Belmont (12/1/05) ..was hot from behind the arc against the Bruins, draining 4-of-7 from three ... netted 13 points, including an 8-for-10 performance at the free-throw line in the lost to FAU (1/12/06) ... scored 14 points and added four rebounds in the loss at Gardner-Webb (3/2/06) ... tallied 11 points and a team-high seven rebounds in the win at Campbell (3/4/06).
2004-05 Season: Put up career numbers in 2004-05, setting career-highs in virtually every statistical category ... increased her scoring average by nearly ten points from the previous season, pouring in 15.7 points per contest after scoring 6.9 ppg in 2003-04 ... ended the season as the Lady Buc�s second-leading scorer behind eventual conference player-of-the-year Tiffani Mayes ... was named to the All-Conference Tournament First Team after averaging 18.0 ppg over three tournament games ... was also a first-team all-conference selection following regular season play ... led the team in minutes played, averaging 35.5 minutes per contest ... was also the only Lady Buc to start all 30 games ... netted a career-high 25 points against Tennessee Tech (11/19/04) ... matched her career-scoring output with another 25 points against Georgia Southern (12/28/04) ... scored more than 20 points in eight contests ... played a career-most 45 minutes in the Buc�s overtime conference tournament win over Appalachian State (3/2/05) ... also recorded a career-high in rebounds, pulling down nine boards against Furman (1/24/05) ... dished out 10 assists against Western Carolina (1/10/05), another career-best ... was perfect from the free-throw line in seven games, including a 9-for-9 showing against Wofford (1/22/05) ... was also the team�s top free-throw shooter at .822 ... led the Lady Bucs with 18 points in ETSU�s 55-50 upset win over top-seeded Chattanooga in the conference tournament (3/3/05)
2003-04 Season: Scored a career-high 17 points on three separate occasions in 2003-04 season, most recently versus Tennessee Tech (2/4/04) ... grabbed a career-best eight rebounds at Wofford (1/24/04) ... has played in every game over the last two years .. scored 17 points at Western Carolina (1/12/04) on a perfect night from the free-throw line (9-of-9) ... among the SoCon leaders in free throw percentage this season (75.8) ... played a career-high 37 minutes vs. Furman (1/26/04) ... had 10 points in home opener vs. UNCG (12/13/03) on 4-of-4 shooting from the free-throw line ... made her fourth start of the season vs. Wofford (12/20/03), and scored eight points with five rebounds for the third time during 2003-04 season ... picked up a season-best four steals vs. Chattanooga (1/31/04) ... dished out a career-high six assists vs. Davidson (2/7/04)... ranked third on the team with 22 three-point field goals made for the year finishing the season ranked fourth in points (185), a career-high.
2002-03 Season: Banjo scored a career-high 14 points in a 98-92 victory over Georgia Southern on Feb. 3, in which the point guard shot 4-of-4 from three-point land, including three straight in the second half to help lead the ETSU rally ... Banjo finished the regular season second on the team in 3-pt field goal percentage, connecting on .292 percent of her shots beyond the arc ... Banjo averaged 5.5 points per game during her rookie year and played in all 28 of the Lady Bucs� contests ... recorded five steals at Western Carolina on Feb. 15 and four steals versus Wofford on Mar. 1 ... scored in double figures five times last season ... in her last 10 games of the 2002-03 season, Banjo averaged 8.0 points per contest and recorded a total of 14 steals � also during that stretch, Banjo had been the team�s most consistent shooter from the free throw line, hitting 15-of-17 shots from the free-throw line (88.2%), and she will be the Lady Bucs� top free-throw shooter returning to the squad in 2003-04.
High School: Banjo enjoyed a stellar prep career, being named Mercy High School�s Most Valuable Player for three consecutive years...She was the Baltimore City/County Player of the Year following her senior season in 2001-02 and finished her playing career with a 20 ppg average and seven rebounds per game...In just three seasons of prep basketball, Banjo scored 1,299 points...Banjo has played AAU ball with the Baltimore Cougars and also with the Maryland Waves.
Personal: Born Bola Jacqueline Banjo on March 14, 1984...B.J. is majoring in nursing...She is the daughter of Ayo and Sineta Banjo.


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I'm having a problem with a program I'm trying to get to run again. It's an old (8 years old) interactive card game, where people play against each other. Now the IP's were hardcoded into the program (which I changed into different ones), but now I have the problem of when logging it, the program hangs, and then nothing.
I've tried looking at packets on Wireshark, and it sends SQL query is sent to a servers IPC$ share, but the query only contains ;;, and that's it. Specifically it says "\\Servernamehere\sql query ;;".
There is no other communication on the wire that I see. However, on two of the servers they're running multiply SQL instances, and I do not know which one to run. Is the only real way to figure it out just trial and error? Or is there a smarter way to get the program to tell me which server/database it's trying to connect to?
Edit: I tried looking for a connection via inet_addr (w32_32.dll), but i can only find it referenced to when it firsts connects to the server. I'm assuming it is possible for the same address in memory to be called again? Sounds plausible, back to the "drawing board"
Edit2: So the Application Server is connecting to a DSN, but when I go to see what server this DSN is connected to (Windows box, via OBDC), it doesnt have one already saved (as if it has never connected to one before). But now the servers are down, wait time :\