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Milwaukee-based K&B manufacturer establishes a permanent residency at LuxeHome.
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GRAFF, a manufacturer of contemporary products for the bath and kitchen, recently established a permanent residency at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago.
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Man arrested for alleged rape at Palmetto Behavioral Health Center
North Charleston Police have arrested the man who is accused of raping a patient at the Palmetto Lowcountry Behavioral Health Center last week.
Ricardo Powell, 27, was arrested Thursday evening. He is being charged with 2nd degree criminal sexual conduct.
According to police on June 12 the victim's roommate told officers she awoke to hear a man's voice in their room. At first, the roommate thought the voice was that of a worker's, but when she stood up in bed, she noticed a man on top of the victim.
The roommate told police she yelled at Powell to get off the victim. Powell then allegedly attempted to attack the roommate, but she pushed him away and out of the room. She then pressed the call button inside the room to notify the staff.
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This year's All-Star Game takes place July 11 in Buffalo, N.Y., but fan voting begins Friday and will be conducted exclusively online. Ballots will be available on MiLB.com, as well as on the official websites of the International League, Pacific Coast League and all 30 Triple-A teams.
Fans who vote can enter a sweepstakes in which you have a chance to win a jersey autographed by the 2012 All-Stars as well as a subscription to MiLB.TV and other great prizes.
As in previous years, fans can select one player at each infield position, three outfielders, a designated hitter and four pitchers -- two starters and two relievers. The fan vote will count toward one-third (33 percent) of a player's total and will be added to the votes of media (33 percent) and Triple-A field/general managers (33 percent) to select the starting players.
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Though the basic format remains unchanged, the 2012 ballot has been refashioned to create a great user experience. The logos of all 30 Triple-A clubs are located at the top of the ballot; simply click on your favorite team's logo to highlight all of the players from that club who are on the ballot.
Of course, the more conscientious among us will want to make their choices based on a thorough evaluation of each player's statistical output. This year's ballot puts all that information at one's fingertips -- click on the "Compare Stats" box at the bottom of each position for a pop-up list comparing all the candidates at that position.
And at each and every position, there are difficult choices to be made. Among Pacific Coast League first baseman, does one go with Iowa's scorching Anthony Rizzo (.355, 16 HR, 43 RBIs) or current career Minor League home run leader Mike Hessman of the Oklahoma City RedHawks? Hessman has hit 10 round-trippers this season, to increase his all-time total to 339.
And what about International League starting pitchers? Prime contenders include Charlotte's Dylan Axelrod and his pristine 0.95 ERA, five-game winner Jo-Jo Reyes of the Indianapolis Indians, and the Lehigh Valley's surprising Tyler Cloyd (4-1 with a 1.97 ERA after posting even better numbers to start the season with Double-A Reading.
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Florida Hospital, Health First to Create Health Plan
In a joint venture, Florida Hospital Healthcare System and Health First Health Plans will partner to form a commercial health plan in Central Florida. The coverage area will include Tampa, Orlando, and Daytona Beach.
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Florida Hospital and Health First Health Plans are partnering to create a commercial health plan that will serve 10 counties across Central Florida.
The new plan, which is expected to be operational on the state's health insurance exchange by mid-2014, will be a joint venture between Florida Hospital Healthcare System, which administers employee health insurance for Florida Hospital, and Health First's Brevard County, Florida subsidiary. A formal agreement is expected to be in place by the end of 2013.
Mike Schultz, president/CEO of the 23-hosptial Adventist Health System Florida Region, says the joint venture creates an opportunity to improve patient outcomes while attempting to contain the unsustainably high medical inflation.
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Hi, i'm new to linux and i have backtrack 5 R3 installed. I needed a vpn connection, searched the web and found out that i should user KNetworkManager. So installed it with package manager. I added a PPTP vpn connection and a wired connection. When i click the NetworkManager icon in the taskbar my two connections appear, but when i click on them nothing happens. When i move my mouse over the NetworkManager icon a baloon pops up whcich reads 'Unmanaged'.
At first, i had Wicd still running and my ethernet connection was actually managed by it. I disconnected the Wicd connection but it didn't help. Then killed the Wicd process, but still nothing happened when i clicked the connection. Then i removed Wicd from package manager but still nothing has happpend. NetworkManager icon shows 'Unmanaged' connection and my wired and vpn connection don't work. And most interestingly is that i'm posting this thread without having a connection manager. How the hell i have acquired an ip, i don't know.
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Hey lovelies
If there is something in this world you should all pay attention to, it is your name(s). What do you answer to?
Even the bible says "A good name is better than riches" (pun intended) Y'all know I like to make you laugh :)
Seriously tho, when you have kids, spend time to choose their names well, it does matter.
Erm that being said, I cannot marry a man that is bearing any funny name. Keep your name, thanks!
No offence, but seriously some names are not supposed to be borne by normal people. For example if your name directly translates to failure, why on earth are you still bearing it?
Or maybe someday, after giving birth to one lovely damsel like that {Oh yelz it has to be :)} the father will now decide to give her one funny name because he's the father? Sorry, it just cannot happen
Not my baby :)
I used to thank God for my parents, our names are great.
I think it is because they understand that good names are good because they have good ones themselves.
My father's name is Bernard which means brave
My mother's name is Gloria, same thing as Glory
My first name Jane means gracious gift of God. According to my parents, when they realized I'd be born on the 1st of January, they couldn't think of any other perfect name.
However years after I realized I didn't have any native name, I pressured my mum to give me one and she called me 'Idara' which means Joy. Nobody calls me this anyway, sometimes I even forget that it is supposed to be my name. I virtually used to beg even my mum to remember to call me that LOL
Anyway, I gave up on that a long time ago
My father calls me Queen
All of them, amazing names, as in God bless them for always thinking of a good name to give me :)
My sister's name is Blessing and boy, that girl is nothing but a blessing. My father calls her gold.
My brother's name is Akan which means Victor.
And my father calls him 'fine boy', even when he is very angry with him. "Fine boy, shut up! What I'm saying is..." Hahaha so funny when he's supposed to be angry and the nice name still comes out LOL
Let's talk, how important is your name to you?
P.s The amazing things that can happen in 2013, now y'all know my real names :)
Love always


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PRAGUE, March 29 (Reuters) - World number six Tomas Berdych will miss Czech Republic's Davis Cup quarter-final next week when the champions take on Kazakhstan.
Berdych dropped out after losing Thursday's Sony Open quarter-final against Frenchman Richard Gasquet 6-3 6-3 in Miami.
"Last night's match was the last straw for me," he told the Czech Davis Cup Facebook page.
"I woke up this morning and my shoulder hurt so much that it was clear I would not be able to play in Kazakhstan."
The Czech team will now be Radek Stepanek, Lukas Rosol, Jan Hajek and Ivo Minar. (Reporting by Jan Lopatka, editing by Tony Jimenez)


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I'm finding myself doing a lot of my training on VMs i run via VirtualBox in BT4. However, running multiple Windows VMs (2k8 etc) as well as running 64bit VMs is problematic on an x86 platform. I've tried making kernels with PAE support to make the best use of the physical memory i have, but it fails on boot and i'm back @ square one. The voice of reason tells me that simply recompiling my kernel to 64bit isn't going to work as it will likely require every driver and anything else that uses system resources in any direct/semi-direct manner to be recompiled as well. Given that almost any laptop on sale today is running either intel or amd 64bit multi core chips, how difficult would it be to set up a 64 bit distro? What would have to be changed?
We are striving for this at some point in the future however, it is tons more work. It involes rebuilding every single package and many other thing. Its in our minds and our goals but it may be a long time coming.
This is something i'm a bit fuzzy on - is it just the drivers/system involved software that needs to be recompiled, or everything? Windows seems able to run 32bit software but i dont know the black magic involved to be honest - whether or not its even possible to run 32 bit programs natively on something that can address twice the memory space.
given the fact that laptops are coming with 8GB of ram and such i'm wondering what the community could do to help.


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So, I have a friend that I've known since the beginning of high school. She has always been a very interesting girl.. She was an attention seeker and kind of a whore.. Still is.. But she was really nice to me and seemed to be a good friend. She's the kind of girl that would always claim that she was pregnant in high school and never ended up being pregnant.. She would always say her parents beat her and treated her like shit, but every time we would try to help her and report her parents, she would just say oh no it's ok or that she was just joking.. I still don't know what is and isn't true with all of that.
She got pregnant for real when she was 18, and the guy up and left her for a 15 year old (he was 20). I felt so bad for her and was disgusted with the guy. I visited her a couple times but didn't see her that often so I didn't know a whole lot about her life at that point. This was about 3-4 years ago.
Anyways, last year in the summer time she got married to a military guy (she's always been obsessed with military guys), she's only been dating this guy for a few months but apparently has "known" him for a few years. I think whatever and congratulate her.. So they get married after a couple months of engagement and I attend her reception. Congratulate her and such.
So 2 months go by and she starts posting all this drama on facebook about her and her husband splitting up. She ends up leaving him after 3 months of marriage.. I think whatever to each their own. She's been seperated from him for about 3-4 months now, and has been dating this new guy for about a month or two.. Well I just found out that she is 10 weeks pregnant with the new guys baby... I of course think this is absolutely ridiculous.. I'm not sure but I think she's still married to the military guy and I just couldn't help but laugh my ass off because I find it so ridiculous.
She's acting all lovey dovey and stuff on facebook with pictures of her new boyfriend who I personally can't judge.. But something about him seems off to me.. I try not to judge a book by it's cover and for all I know he could be a great guy.. But he has this huge nose ring like a bull and looks like a trouble maker.. But I won't make that assumption because I don't know him and I can't judge him before meeting him.
Of course I congratulated her on the pregnancy, but I just can't wrap my head around this.. I don't know whether to feel sad or happy for her. I just laughed because I don't know what to feel. Am I the only one who thinks this is just crazy ridiculous? Should I feel angry?


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Brevard Soccer midfielder Jussi Halonen has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week for the ninth week of the 2008-09 athletic season. Halonen garnered 43 of the 102 votes cast by visitors of BCTornados.com, or 42.2%.
The junior from Joensuu, Finland scored the biggest goal of the 2008 Tornado season Friday against Lincoln Memorial. After teammate Douglas Neill's 90th minute goal sent the game to overtime, Halonen scored off of a deflection nine minutes into the extra period to give Brevard a 2-1 win over the Railsplitters. The win is the first South Atlantic Conference victory in program history. The goal is the fourth of the season for Halonen, all of them in the last nine matches.
The victory gives Brevard an opportunity to advance to the SAC Tournament. With a win Saturday against Catawba (4 p.m.; Salisbury, N.C.), the Tornados will clinch the No. 8 seed in the upcoming tournament.
The Tornado Athlete of the Week is determined by a fan poll on the frontpage of BCTornados.com. Candidates for the Tornado Athlete of the Week award are announced and voting opens every Saturday night at 10 p.m. Voting closes on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 2 - Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer
Week 3 - Rebecca Schoonover, Volleyball
Week 4 - Nikki Peacock, Women's Soccer
Week 5 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 6 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 7 - Trey Wilborn, Football
Week 8 - Alycia Andrade, Women's Cross Country
Week 9 - Jussi Halonen, Men's Soccer
Week 10 - To be awarded November 6, 2008


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Kai Ryssdal is the host and senior editor of Marketplace. He speaks regularly with CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, startup entrepreneurs, small business owners and everyday participants in the American and global economies.
Kai's also interviewed President Barack Obama four times. Since joining the flagship broadcast in 2005, he has hosted from China, the Middle East, Europe and dozens of cities across the United States. Kai came to Marketplace in 2001 as the host of Marketplace Morning Report, where he covered the economic aftermath of the September 11th attacks, the collapse of Enron and the slow buildup to the housing crash, the financial crisis and the Great Recession.
Kai's one and only big-time journalism award was, as it happens, for television: a 2012 Emmy for investigative journalism on a PBS Frontline documentary about money in politics called "Big Sky, Big Money." He has appeared often on CNN, CNBC and CBS News. His written work has been featured in the New York Times and the Atlantic.
Before his career in broadcasting, Kai spent eight years in the United States Navy flying from the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt and later worked with the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon. He also served in the United States Foreign Service, with postings to Ottawa, Canada, and Beijing. Kai is a graduate of Emory University and Georgetown University. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and four children.
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News: Mark Wootton's (D.Min. '03) book to be featured, chapter by chapter, in journal for European pastors
Dr. Mark Wootton (AGTS D.Min. '03), professor of Pentecostal leadership at Evangel University, has been invited to feature his book, The Complete Pentecostal, in Life Publishers' journal for European pastors.
Life Publishers is a Christian multi-platform publisher that provides evangelical literature in more than 30 languages.
They will release one chapter of The Complete Pentecostal in each issue of their quarterly journal. The first issue was published in January 2014.
"The publishers of the journal already have translated this book into Thai and Burmese for distribution," Wootton said. "It is an honor to have it released now in Eastern Europe."
The Complete Pentecostal gives biblical basis for living a Pentecostal life and the characteristics that should be prominent in the lives of Pentecostals.
"Foundational to the life of a Pentecostal is a call to be involved in evangelism," Wootton said.
"The book explores the biblical basis for that call and the resulting responsibility for Pentecostals to live as 'complete Pentecostals,'" Wootton explains.
Wootton's writing has been beneficial to many pastors in Europe, especially since there is a need for articles with an emphasis on Pentecost.
The Complete Pentecostal was published in 2010 and will be translated into eight additional European languages.
Wootton earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from AGTS. He has 25 years of pastoral experience and has served as a church planter and professor.
Academically, he has held positions as divisional chair, vice president for college advancement, executive vice president and president.
He and his wife, Joy, have four married children and six grandchildren.
For more information, contact Dr. Mark Wootton at (417) 865-2811, ext. 8575.
WRITTEN BY: Kim Jeyaraj, graduate assistant in the Public Relations Department at Evangel University
PHOTO BY: Admissions Marketing at Evangel University
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FOXBORO, MA – The #6 Merrimack men's lacrosse team defeated the Bentley Falcons on Saturday afternoon by the score of 12-11 at the New England Lacrosse Classic held at Gillette Stadium in front of 1,850 fans. Greg Melaugh (Billerica, Mass.) netted his second game-winning goal in as many games, scoring with 15 seconds to play in the game.
The Warriors picked up the victory over the Falcons in their second appearance at Gillette Stadium, marking the first school to ever appear at Gillette on two occasions.
Melaugh led all players on the afternoon with five goals and one assist, including the game-winner. Paul Jones (Guilderland, NY) continued to rack up the assists as he recorded a game-high four assists. Leading scorer Corey Lunney (Little Silver, NJ) scored twice and picked up one assist while Mike Perdie (Wading River, NY) scored twice.
Trailing for the first time in the game with 5:47 remaining in the game, Perdie connected on the game-tying goal on a great individual move. With the time ticking away, Melaugh took over and buried his second consecutive game-winning marker as he beat the goalie under the crossbar.
Jones opened the scoring for the Warriors as he received a nice feed from Lunney and buried the shot with 9:44 showing on the first period clock. The Warriors recorded the next three goals as Melaugh scored twice and Lunney scored once, making the score 4-0 in favor of Merrimack.
Bentley found the back of the net to make the game 4-1 after one period of play. The Falcons scored the first goal of the second period before Lunney and Perdie scored back-to-back goals to make the score 6-2.
Bentley recorded the final two goals of the opening half making the score 6-4 in favor of Merrimack. The Falcons held the 19-11 advantage in shots in the opening half but the Warriors went 9-11 on clearing attempts.
DJ Brown (Huntington, NY) started off the second half with his first tally of the game after a nice pass from Jones to extend the Warriors lead to three. Bentley however would respond with a 3-0 scoring run to level the score at seven.
The Warriors went on a 3-1 scoring run to close out the third period as freshman Kyle Guilbert (Walpole, Mass.) found the back of the net to make the score 10-8 in favor of Merrimack.
Bentley connected on the first three goals of the fourth period to take their first lead of the contest with 5:47 remaining in the game as Brendan Grant scored twice. The junior class however would not let the Warriors lose. Perdie knotted the game at 11 just over a minute later as he made a great play to get himself open in front.
With the game tied and under a minute to go and pressure mounting, the Warriors handed the ball over to Melaugh, who knew exactly what to do with the ball. Melaugh buried his very next shot with 15 seconds showing on the game clock to give the Warriors the 12-11 victory at Gillette.
Brandon Waiter (Staples, CT) continued his steady defensive play as he forced two turnovers, scooped up three groundballs and recorded his first assist of the season. Steve Sousa (Wilmington, Mass.) played well off the bench for the Warriors causing a team-high three turnovers and scooping up two groundballs. Morgan Green (Portsmouth, RI) picked up his 10th win of the season as he made 13 saves.
The Warriors were outshot 36-32 for the day but they were 15-18 on clearing attempts. The Warriors also won 15-27 faceoffs as Nick Maggio (Winchester, Mass.) went 8-11 and scooped up six groundballs. The Warriors caused 18 Bentley turnovers on the afternoon.
With the victory over Bentley on Saturday the Warriors will receive at least a four seed for the upcoming Northeast-10 playoffs.
Merrimack (10-2, 6-2 NE-10) will be in action again tomorrow as they will travel to pace for a 4:00 pm game against the Setters.


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Thread: Epidurals & c-sections?
15th April 2012 07:25 AM #1
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Epidurals & c-sections?
Hi everyone!
I am still fairly new here, but I decided I would just jump right in & make my first real post! So, here is my question to all of you! It's something that I have heard from a few other mums, but I don't know if it's a myth or not.
Is it true that women who receive an epidural during labor, are more likely to end up having a c-section?
15th April 2012 03:09 PM #2
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it's been my experience that epidurals can slow labour. With an epidural you are restricted to the bed, generally reclined on your back or side, which doesn't help you contract & dilate, therefore labour stalls. Most hospitals have a "timeframe" for labour & generally if you're not progressing you're sent for a c/section. i am a fan of epidurals & i think they can be very useful but women need to be aware that there is a greater chance of c/section due to restricted movement.
17th April 2012 02:28 PM #3
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Anytime intervention starts, the chances of it leading to more intervention becomes much greater.
Starting labour with pitocin, having an epidural, using fetal monitors which restrict mother to bed and many other interventions routinely used in hospitals just increases the chance of mom having to have a C-Section.
If you need some kind of pain reliever, there are other options other than an epidural. Labouring in water is very helpful.
One of the reasons I chose a home birth for all of my 5 babies was because I wanted the greatest possible chance of having a natural labour and vaginal delivery of a healthy, alert baby. Midwives are very skilled with their hands and they encourage many different positions and other things to move labour right along naturally and this makes the need for intervention much lower than the typical hospital birth.
17th April 2012 11:54 PM #4
Hi mybubs060811,
Welcome to the forum! I look forward to getting to know you on here.
This is an interesting topic and I agree with the ladies above that having an epidural increases the chance of c-section. An epidural can make labour longer. You also cannot feel the contractions with an epidural so you have to be coached as to when to push etc. However, does anyone know of research studies which backs this up as I am going more on colloquial evidence?
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Epidurals have been shown to slow labor, come with numerous rare but serious risks and can inhibit nursing. Here are some studies on these subjects:
"Epidural anesthesia increases the risk for operative vaginal deliveries in both nulliparous and multiparous women, and increases risk for cesarean deliveries in nulliparous more so than in multiparous women."
New Medical Study Shows Epidurals Inhibit Nursing Instincts
The Hidden Risks of Epidurals


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The Fighter, on the other hand, was a sober study of a working-class hero and his hard-scrabble clan from Lowell, Massachusetts.
When asked if she feels she was too revealing, Lowell considered the question for a few moments.
Lowell wrote to Oliver Wendell Holmes, "he should need no more introduction than a fine day."
"I feel that Robert Lowell was really my father," says Lowell.
On the ludicrous end of things is the pubic hair implantation Lowell endured in adulthood to restore growth to the scarred area.
Lowell showed her about the grounds, and she took keen interest in all that had been done to improve the condition of the Indians.
Curtis tells us that Lowell's pursuit was literature, but patriotism was his passion.
With the progressive melting of the snow upon the pole Lowell connected many phenomena upon the planet's surface of much interest.
While some of us cannot make Lowell's pursuit our pursuit, we all can and should make his passion our passion.
Lowell's own education was four-story: grammar school, high school, college, law school.


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Lent is traditionally a season for reflection, revision, and renewal. It's a time when we set aside a little extra time for spiritual reading. We know that each year our Lenten e-courses, such as this year's Practicing Spirituality with Brian McLaren, are very popular because they focus on short readings perfect for daily meditation.Reading — whether a book, an article, or an email — is one of the ways we practice gratitude, meaning, hospitality, openness, and enthusiasm, and we commend i … [Read more...]
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WATCH: Billy Ray Cyrus supports Miley's bold transformation
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Billy Ray Cyrus says his daughter is evolving as an artist and entertainer. The country singer and actor tells CNN's "Piers Morgan Live" that Miley put a lot of effort into creating a "special moment" at the MTV Video Music Awards, and the stir she's caused is a testament to her talent.
Billy Ray explains that Miley is trying to move past her "Hannah Montana" days, and she knows it's going to take "something extremely drastic" to "come out of the shadows" of her former Disney show.
He adds that Miley is an intelligent and driven young woman, and isn't out partying and getting arrested but is focused on her art.
He also says that as a father, nothing could make him happier than seeing his daughter thriving, working with incredibly talented people, and doing what she loves.
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Mailing Address:Office of the Chair/CEOP.O. Box 317Trenton, NJ 08625-0317
Robert M. CzechChair/CEOPhone: 609-292-4145Fax: 609-984-3631
The Chair/Chief Executive Officer of the Civil Service Commission, Robert M. Czech, was appointed by Governor Chris Christie and is the Governor's principal advisor on civil service issues.
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Phone: 609-984-1878Fax: 609-984-3631
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The Office of the Chairman/CEO, manages the agency's relationship with the media and works with the Governor's Office to communicate the Administration's human resources policies and achievements. The office responds directly to media inquiries and briefs the Chair/CEO on issues in which the media or the public have shown interests.
The Office of the Legislative Liaison is responsible for monitoring federal, state, and local government regulations and legislation. Eugene Lanzoni is the Civil Service Commission's Legislative Liaison (609-633-7185).
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CSC Chief of Staff, Parthenopy A. Bardis, is the EEO/AA Officer for employees of and applicants to the New Jersey Civil Service Commission. The Civil Service Commission's Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EEO/AA) Office ensures that Civil Service Commission employees and applicants for employment with the Civil Service Commission are not subjected to discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, genetic information, disability or liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States. Please note that we do not process complaints from local employees against their local appointing authorities. For the State of New Jersey Division of Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EEO/AA), please click here.


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Beaumont/Port Arthur
Investigators in Beaumont are searching for the suspect who robbed the HEB on Dowlen Aug. 10, reports the Beaumont Police Department.
On Thursday, June 4, H-E-B celebrated its 110th anniversary of serving Texans with a customer appreciation event at the Beaumont H-E-B at 3025 North Dowlen Road.
"Partners" served complimentary sodas, ice cream, barbecue, and treats, as customers enjoyed party favors and perused interactive attractions.
At 4:10 p.m., a 25-year-old Beaumont man crashed into the new HEB on College Street, striking a melon stand, Beaumont Police Sgt. Rob Flores reported on Wednesday, May 27.
According to Flores, the man is believed to have been the victim of a medical emergency, possibly a seizure.
Police arrested an allegedly intoxicated man after he reportedly attempted to shoplift from two separate businesses in Orange on Friday, May 16.
Southeast Texas seniors had an opportunity to speak with a dietician and a pharmacy team about health concerns, pick up a few healthy cooking tips and learn how to recognize healthy foods while shopping for groceries as Cigna HealthSpring and HEB partnered together to offer Health Awareness Day at the HEB Dowlen location in Beaumont on Tuesday, June 7.
Michael Lee, unit director for the HEB Mid-County store, cut the ribbon at a re-grand opening celebration of its Mid County store at 4800 B Highway 365 on Jan. 9. "After years of careful planning, we are thrilled to reveal the newly renovated store," Lee said in a recent release. "Everything about the expanded store, from its design to its fresh offerings, was specifically tailored to meet the needs and desires of this community.
HEB is close to buying — and subsequently razing — the old Baptist Hospital at College and 11th Street in Beaumont, but some say the deal could remove access to healthy foods in low-income areas of Beaumont.
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
For this week's New York Times crossword puzzle, pick up a copy of this week's The Examiner on newsstands now.


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'Tuesday's game against the Ottawa Senators wasn't shown on local or national television, and the 9,966 fans who showed up comprised the lowest attendance for a Sabres contest in HSBC Arena history. At least the boos weren't too loud.'
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|Bachelor of Arts in Music
|Submitting Dean
|Dr. Mark S. Auburn
|Submitting College
|Fine & Applied Arts -- Julia Spiker x6518
|Departments Generating the Proposal
|Objection Deadline
|March 28, 2006
|Proposal Status
|Final Approval Granted
|Proposal Last Updated
|May 08, 2006 by PR Amy Sheldon
|Effective Date
|Fall 2006
|Brief Summary of Proposal
|Change in Bachelor of Arts in Music to reflect: Students are allowed to complete EITHER 7500:351 (Music History I) AND 7500:352 (Music History II) OR 7100:210 (Visual Arts Awareness) OR 7500:201 (Exploring Music: Bach to Rock) OR 7800:301 (Introduction to Theatre through Film) OR 7900:200 (Viewing Dance) to complete the Fine Arts Portion of their General Education Requirement.
|Type of Proposal
|Program changes
|Graduate School Endorsement Status
|Not required
|Graduate School Endorsement Updated
|February 28, 2006 by GS Heather Blake
|Institutional Research Status
|Approved with comment
|IR Comment
|The course number of Introduction to Theatre through Film is 7800:301 (not 7500) which is listed in the Brief Summary of the Proposal and also under Change in other degree requirements.
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|March 15, 2006 by IR Dolores Bezilla
|Library Status
|Library Status Updated
|March 08, 2006 by UL Russ Tinkham
|Distance Learning Review Committee Status
|Not required
|DLRC Status Updated
|General Education Advisory Committee Status
|GEAC Status Updated
|April 11, 2006 by FA Dudley Turner
|Resource Requirements
|No additional resources
|Resource Requirements Updated
|October 05, 2005 by FA dean's ofc Gerry McElliott
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Benicio Del Toro Finds Paradise Lost
He's set to play Pablo Escobar
Several filmmakers, including, most notably Joe Carnahan, have attempted to capture the story of Colombian cocaine trafficker Pablo Escobar on celluloid. But they've had trouble getting their projects through development. Now actor-director Andrea di Stefano is set to get shooting, and has scored Benicio del Toro to play the lead in Paradise Lost.
The director also wrote the script, which takes an original approach to the man. It'll focus on Nick, a young surfer who goes to visit his brother in Colombia and falls for a local girl called Maria. But there's a problem with Maria, and one Nick can't easily solve: her uncle is Pablo Escobar.
The film is described more in the vein of The Last King Of Scotland: it's not a direct biopic of Escobar, but will instead weave the young lovers' story around Escobar's actions.
Di Stefano is planning to start shooting this March in Panama. As an actor, he'll also be seen on our screens in Life Of Pi, which arrives on December 20.
Del Toro will next crop up in Jimmy Picard and one of Terrence Malick's new, still-untitled projects.


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A9 TV, August 6th, 2012
The number of Muslims is ten times enough for the Islamic Union, meaning the number of conscious Muslims is enough for at least ten times. Only Muslims need to want it. And it needs to be reminded of all the time for them to want it. When it is reminded of they are ashamed. They really make it an agenda. But surprisingly they attempted to cover up the Islamic Union and the system of Mahdi but in a very surprising way. Some have done it due to lack of knowledge and some due to ignorance.
Surat at-Tawba, 32:
I seek refuge with Allah from the accursed satan. "They desire to extinguish Allah's Light with their mouths. But Allah refuses to do other than perfect His Light, even though the kafirun detest it." So Allah says that He will complete in every way, political, social, cultural and martial. "When the "lam"s in the words "Allahi, Allahu, illa" is counted once and when the "mim" in the word yutimmu is counted as twice" When we do as Bediüzzaman says "The numerical value of this sentence is 1,910." Bediuzzaman says that according to this calculation, 100 years following the year 1910, the followers of Mahdi (as) will come out, which is 2010."
(Following the explosion at the 3rd floor of General Directorate of State Radio and Television of Syria, it was announced that Prime Minister of Syria, Riyad Hijab was unseated. However, it was found that Hijab had actually escaped to Jordan. A minister was caught while trying to escape.)
Of course it is very important that that minister was caught. They will probably hang him now. It is a very difficult situation. The public does not want him also. Assad also does not want him. An outside interference is required. Not a military interference, but a protective one is needed. Actually if they entered with thanks, nothing would happen. Soldiers would not resist, no one would resist. We need to enter in all directions. But the armies of Islamic countries should also enter. The public would welcome them with applause; nothing would happen. I do not think that there would be resistance.
Quality women result in Islam prevailing in a stronger manner. This is because women are the actual masters of the world. They are mothers, sisters and they are the ones who dominate everywhere. We see that quality women are approaching Islam quickly.
Look at the grave situation that may occur due to the differences among religious sects:
There are hundreds of commands like that; I can count them till morning. Hazrat Mahdi (as) comes and he removes this conflict; the religion becomes one. Allah's command becomes one. The obligations are the same for everyone; they are the same in all commands. Muslims perform the prayer with their minds at peace. He does it all right just like in the Age of Bliss, because Hazrat Mahdi (as) is the greatest mujaddid and the greatest mujtahid.
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I have a hard time not buying new notebooks. I've gone digital with evernote on my phone, in addition to using another basic list-making app, but I still keep handwritten lists in notebooks. I'm probably just addicted to list-making, but I think it's got something to do with the notebooks, too. There's something exciting and satisfying about starting a new notebook that's addictive.
Just yesterday I found myself fondling a neon hardcover number just minutes after forcing myself to put down a red diary in another shop. (I'm still thinking about the neon one.)
My thing for notebooks is not unlike my obsession with all things related to the Tudor dynasty (books, documentaries, movies…) and British history, in general, which is a little weird. And I can't say no to ice cream, hot sauce or a cheap sundress to save my life. I would call these things siren songs, but I'm pretty sure they're the most unrebellious and harmless things that someone could be drawn to.
I also can't ignore a good spice section in a supermarket – I'm constantly compelled to buy new spices or spice blends just in case. (Incorrigible, I know.)
It's no secret that I love a good grain salad, and I love getting new ideas for them. This one is from Food & Wine – the combination of warm, Moroccan-type spices, roasted vegetables and red quinoa sounded like something I had to make for myself. I added some roasted eggplant into the mix, because I had one loitering around my crisper.
This is a great salad to make for a potluck or to serve a group. You can also make the batch for yourself and get a few weekday lunches out of it. Add some chickpeas, white beans or cooked chicken to make it a little more substantial.
Roasted Carrot & Eggplant Quinoa Salad
adapted from Food & Wine
Spice mix:
– 2 teaspoons sweet paprika
– 1 teaspoon ground turmeric
– 1 teaspoon ground cumin
– 1 teaspoon ground ginger
– 1 teaspoon ground coriander
– 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
– 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
– salt & freshly ground black pepper
– 4 large carrots, thinly sliced lengthwise
– 1 small-medium eggplant, cut into 1-inch cubes
– olive oil
– 1/2 cup walnuts
– 1 cup red quinoa
– 2 or 3 large handfuls of mixed salad greens
– 1/4 cup dried cranberries
– 1/4 cup chopped coriander/cilantro
– Olive oil
– 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
– 1/2 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
– 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
Heat the oven to 400 F/205 C.
In a small bowl, whisk the paprika with the turmeric, cumin, ginger, coriander, cinnamon, cayenne and 1 teaspoon each of salt and black pepper. In a large bowl, toss the carrots and eggplant with and 2 tablespoons of the oil. Add 1 tablespoon of the spice mix and toss to coat. Spread the vegetables on a rimmed baking sheet and roast for 20 to 25 minutes, stirring once or twice, until tender.
Toast the walnuts in the dry pan over a medium heat until golden. Let cool, then coarsely chop.
In a medium saucepan, combine the quinoa with 2 teaspoons of the spice mix and the water and bring to a boil. Cover and simmer over low heat until the water is absorbed and the quinoa is tender, about 15 minutes. Uncover, fluff with a fork and let cool slightly.
In a large bowl, whisk 1 tablespoon of the oil with 1/2 tablespoon of the lemon juice and season with salt and black pepper. Add the salad greens and toss to coat. Spread the greens on a large platter. In the same bowl, another tablespoons of oil with the remaining 1 tablespoon of lemon juice and the zest, mustard and 1 teaspoon of the spice mix and season with salt. Add the quinoa, walnuts, cranberries, coriander/cilantro and roasted vegetables and toss well. Spoon the quinoa salad on the greens and serve.


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More than 130 gang members were convicted and sent to state prison in cases handled by the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office between April and June, officials said.
Of 194 gang cases filed by the office, prosecutors obtained 134 state prison commitments, with a total of 996 years in state prison time. Thirteen people were found guilty during a jury trial.
The District Attorney's Office releases statistics for its gang program several times a year. Since 2005, the office has obtained more than 4,400 state prison commitments, including two people who are sitting on Death Row.


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same problem here.
but in live usb everything is working perfect only in virtual oracle machine it's this error.
what i have read is that virtual box still not support wireless internal adapter, only usb wireless adapter and that's why we have this problems.
anyway i was thinking to install the internal wireless adapter in backtrack normal with driver for.


text: OverviewBack to top Kashi - Original 7 Grain Sea Salt Pita Crisps - 7.9 oz. Item# :124478UPC# :018627491187 Brand:Kashi Size/Form:7.90 oz. Ship Weight:0.60 Servings:7 Dosage:11 Cracker(s) Kashi Original 7 Grains Sea Salt Pita Crisps - 7.9 oz (223 g) Kashi Original 7 Grains Sea Salt Pita Crisps are a crispy combination of 7 whole grains and cracked wheat berries with a sprinkling of natural sea salt. These crispy crackers offer a savory flavor that tastes great paired with a dip or enjoyed simply on their own. Kashi Original 7 Grains Sea Salt Pita Crisps is Kashi's crispiest cracker yet. Introducing all-natural Kashi Original 7 Grains Sea Salt Pita Crisps, the latest lovable snack that loves you back. Kashi Original 7 Grains Sea Salt Pita Crisps are made from our Kashi Seven Whole Grains, baked to toasty perfection into crunchy, puffy crackers. All three savory varieties are crunchy snacks you can feel good about craving. A Rigorous Verification Process The Non-GMO Project is the leading independent verifier of non-GMO foods and the only third-party verification system in the U.S. All Kashi foods that have met its rigorous standard will carry the Non-GMO Project Verified seal. The process is multi-step and involves segregation, traceability, risk assessment, and ongoing testing of all major GMO risk ingredients at critical control points. Verification can take several months depending on many factors. Kashi's History How did Kashi get started? Kashi began with a healthy epiphany. Back in 1984, they discovered the goodness of whole grain nutrition and were so passionate about the newfound knowledge, they wanted to share it with others. After mixing grains and seeds for months,they chose the unique blend of Seven Whole Grains and Sesame for its supreme nutritional profile — a vegetarian source of protein and complex carbohydrates that's hearty, satisfying, and energizing. After considering names such as "Gold'n Grains" and "Graino," we decided on Kashi, a synthesis of "kashruth" or kosher/pure food and "Kushi," the last name of the founders of American Macrobiotics. Later, they discovered that Kashi has international meanings: porridge in Russian, happy in Chinese, and energy in Japanese. Kashi means natural, nutritious food to nourish a balanced life. The products reflect their natural beginnings to this day. Here's how it all began... 1983 Grainivores unite Inspired by the coastal beauty of La Jolla, California, Phil and Gayle Tauber begin experimenting with different whole grains and seeds, trying to create a pure blend that would satisfy a health–conscious lifestyle. After many months, they developed a unique recipe using 7 Whole Grains and Sesame. 1984 Kashi is born Kashi Breakfast Pilaf, their first product, is launched. Though not exactly an overnight success, their passion for whole grain nutrition propels the cereal into grassroots-level sampling, including an appearance at a worldwide sporting event. 1985 Cereal goes natural Kashi 7 Whole Grain Puffs, the first all natural, ready–to–eat 7 grain cereal, hits the shelves. 1999 Aiming to satisfy Answering calls for a satisfying option for weight management, we launch the high–protein/high–fiber GOLEAN line, with GOLEAN original cereal, bars, and shake packets. GOLEAN Crunch!, the most popular cereal to date, joins the family in 2001. 2000 The mission expands with a little help from a friend Kashi caught the eye of the Kellogg Company, who was looking to expand its brand portfolio. Kashi continues to operate independently in La Jolla and now they're able to make Kashi products more widely available, furthering our dream of a world where everyone embraces natural living. 2001 "We Heart You" Welcome, Heart to Heart cereal! Hearts everywhere warm to this groundbreaking whole grain cereal, the first to support healthy cholesterol. 2002 Snacks that love you back TLC crackers change the snack landscape by offering a tasty break that's free of highly refined sweeteners, artificial ingredients, and Trans fat. TLC grows to include granola bars in 2005, cookies in 2006, party crackers in 2007, cereal bars in 2008 and fruit & grain bars in 2009. 2007 Warming up to frozen Finally, wholesome frozen entrées! Now you can enjoy convenient lunches and dinners with real ingredients and satisfying flavors — without sacrificing nutrition. 2012 Still lovin' whole grains Over twenty–five years later, Kashi is still passionate about making the world a healthier place. Their 7 Whole Grains & Sesame blend is their heritage, story, and promise to provide foods that are real, satisfying, and delicious. They truly are 7 Whole Grains on a mission. What Sustainability Means To Kashi Their Mantra At Kashi, we dream of a world where everyone embraces natural health. They are passionate and committed to improving the health of people and the planet. Health isn't a destination; it's a journey. Every little step people take creates a healthier path forward. They believe that when people eat well, they feel well, and do well for themselves, thier families, their coworkers, their communities, and the world. This philosophy builds on Kashi's deep roots in natural foods since 1984 and remains our daily guiding light. They are constantly evaluating and improving the environmental and social aspects of their ingredient sourcing, product production, packaging, and distribution. They strive to not only minimize impacts across a value chain, but to create positive impacts and positive change with everything they do, creating a legacy of sustainability and health. Simply put, Kashi strives to improve the health of people and planet every place we do business. Project SpArK You have to start somewhere, and when it comes to sustainability, starting at home is a good bet. And that's how it started for Kashi. While they've always been passionate about natural health at Kashi, how this relates to the environment was always kind of "a given" but never fully articulated. They began to have hallway chats and shared musings over breakfast, and this led to making small changes in how they did things at the office. They implemented a recycling program (which relieved employees from taking home recyclables). They did away with plastic bags in the garbage cans, and set up a composter in their kitchen. They swapped out hand soap and lotion for their favorite natural brands, brought in fair trade, organic coffee and stocked up on mugs and glassware. Bottled water service was replaced with reverse osmosis machines, and they switched their office product supplier to a greener alternative. One thing led to another and our little sparks of ingenuity began to add up. Because they love acronyms as well as double entendres, they named their efforts Project SpArK — Sustaining the Planet And Retaining Kashiness. As the excitement built around these positive changes, they realized how necessary it was to extend the viewpoint beyond the office. Their products, packaging, programs…everything they did as a company should be considered. Only then did they realize how much they were already doing. Our Products and Packaging Kashi designs their foods to not only be tasty, but also provide the best all natural ingredients for good health. In doing so, they try to source their ingredients domestically whenever possible. No matter where their ingredients are grown, Kashi ensures that all of their suppliers meet stringent quality and food safety requirements. All of the paperboard they source is made from 100% recycled sources, with a minimum of 35% post—consumer content, and is recyclable. Because they are constantly trying to make packaging improvements, new Kashi U cereal is packaged in a carton that is printed with soy ink and contains 80% post—consumer content. Our Programs The Three R's have led us to work internally on our products and collaborate with other like—minded companies on our journey to sustainability. Reduce Clearly the best package is no package, but admittedly, packaging protects foods. The next best thing is to reduce the amount of packaging used — something that Kashi is conscious of with every new and existing product. Reuse Whenever a product can be put to use again before its disposal, it's a beautiful thing. That's why Kashi entered a partnership with TerraCycle, an eco-friendly innovative company that specializes in "upcycling" repurposed packaging into unique products such as tote bags, notebooks, and much more. How it works: Brigades across the country collect their used Kashi packaging from friends, family and coworkers and then send to TerraCycle. Terracycle repurposes cereal cartons, liners, and bar wrappers into cool upcycled products and also makes a monetary contribution to the charity of the Brigade's choice — It's a win-win proposition! Kashi brigades from all over the country have sent 202 lbs of used Kashi packaging to TerraCycle for upcycling. Recycle Did you know the U.S. recycles only 32% of all trash? That's why it's important to encourage people to recycle and reward those who do. Kashi partnered with RecycleBank to make it happen. Right now, for every specially marked Kashi Whole Wheat Biscuits cereal box you recycle, you can earn 15 RecycleBank Points! As a member of the RecycleBank community, the more you recycle, the more RecycleBank Points you gain. Points are redeemable for valuable Kashi rewards that are exclusive to RecycleBank members. About Kashi Since 1984, Kashi has cared about making foods with the health of people and planet in mind. They've stayed true to their 7 whole grain roots and remain passionate about providing a progressive and holistic approach to nutrition. Now they're taking their mission a step further. Today, only 1% of U.S. cropland is organic and around 70% of packaged foods contain GMOs (genetically modified organisms). At Kashi, they want to do their part in creating a more balanced food system. They're still small at heart, but big enough now to make a meaningful impact.


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The UK Opens the World's Largest Offshore Wind Farm
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September 23, 2010 9:50 AM
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The new Thanet wind farm produces 300 MW of electricity, making it the world's largest offshore wind farm.
(Source: Vattenfall AB)
Nation now has 5 GW of installed wind capacity, enough to provide 4 percent of its power needs
In the United Kingdom today, excitement was afoot as the world's largest wind power installation
went online
. The 300 MW farm was constructed by Swedish alternative energy firm
Vattenfall AB
. It is located on the North Sea, on the east face of the island, approximately 2 hours east of the capital city of London.
England's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne comments, "The U.K. is going to be the fastest-growing market for renewable energy anywhere for the next couple of years. We will urge the wind industry to install 10 times more capacity by 2020. To this end, we are currently talking to General Electric and companies such as Siemens and Mitsubishi will play a part."
The nation
aims to get 15 percent of its power
from alternative energy by 2020. With the latest addition the country now gets 4 percent of its power from wind. Wind is arguably England's greatest alternative energy resource; as it is at a northern latitude it doesn't get quite as much direct sunlight, but its sea-bordered location makes for steady winds.
The new farm, located near the city of Thanet, the farm increases Britain's offshore wind total to 1,341 MW. With its 3,715 megawatts of onshore wind, the nation now has over 5 GW of total wind power capacity -- enough to power an estimated 2.7 million homes.
The project is estimated to cost £800M (roughly $1.253B USD)
according to
Top News UK
, or £900M (roughly $1.409B USD)
according to
The installation covers 35 km
and consists of 100 Vestas Wind Systems A/S
wind turbines. The V90 is an example of the growing class of "
" designed for offshore use. It generates 3 MW of power at peak and its blades span 90 meters.
Deploying offshore wind power is logistically tougher, as it requires you to install turbines at sea that can withstand ocean storms, and additionally to install undersea transmission cables. However, it has the potential to generate more electricity than onshore installations, due to the stronger wind currents -- which in turn may lead to lower cost per kWh than tradition onshore turbines.
As opposed to the onshore wind power industry, which is dominated by established players, the offshore wind power industry is just now taking off. The UK is working to position itself at the center of that new industry.
And early indications are that those efforts are yielding success; a number of companies -- General Electric Co., Siemens AG and Clipper Windpower Plc -- recently announced plans to build offshore wind turbine factories in the UK. RenewableUK Chief Executive Officer Maria McCaffery comments, "The onshore wind supply chain is already well established in Germany, Denmark and Spain. Nobody has an onshore wind supply chain, and we want that to be here. U.K. manufacturing protects us totally from exchange-rate fluctuations."
The UK is aiming for 13 to 14 GW of installed onshore wind power capacity by 2020, as well. It recently approved 32.200 GW in projects, giving licenses to Centrica Plc, RWE AG and Statoil ASA.
The U.S. is currently preparing
similar offshore wind projects
, but has seen construction and development delayed from lawsuits from a variety of groups including citizens who claim offshore turbines mar their view and damage property values;
Native Americans
; and environmental activists, who
claim the turbines disrupt offshore wildlife
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Edit the music queue?
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2010-01-05 04:53 Post: #1
I'm wondering if I'm missing something here. I can't find a way to view or edit the music queue once songs are added to it. Other than that, it's looks like a really great theme!
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If you use a keyboard you click Space bar, and it will display whats in your play list. Music has it own play list and movies and TV programs have one that's joined between the 2. Right now the only way I know how to get in to them is space bar, but yeah it would be nice, if it would be on the right hand side or something like a hidden menu, so you could see your music/movies you want to pick and see whats in your play list too at the same time, just a idea, but yeah the only way is using space bar, I hope that helps =)
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Repairs underway after car slams into Maple Heights home
(Maple Heights) - A scary start to the day in one Maple Heights neighborhood. A car slammed into a home about 2:45 Monday morning on Rockside Road.
The car, traveling at a high rate of speed down E. 141, jumped a curb, sheered the side of a utility pole, went airborn and slammed through the front of the home owned by David Theis and his wife.
They were trapped on the second floor since the car took out the stairwell from the first floor. Maple Heights Fire personnel had to rescue the couple and their dog and cat from a second story window. The Theis' were not injured.
Mr. Theis says the driver of the vehicle was drunk at the time of the crash. He and a passenger were taken to the hospital although Theis says the occupants looked as if they wanted to flee the scene but police quickly put a stop to it.
Crews had to shut off gas to the home. Rockside Road was closed between E. 141 and the Maple Heights and Garfield Heights line for a couple hours until teh scene was secured.
(Photos by Carmen Angelo/WTAM 1100)
The gas is now off and the home is being ventilated. Build dept. will evaluate the home before moving the car pic.twitter.com/3fcu7VMS8U— Mike Vielhaber (@mvielhaber) October 14, 2013
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Topic: Engineers4cancer
Mira Bhandari, age 10, a (very gifted) fifth grader at Frank V. Bergman Elementary School, Manhattan, KS has set up a website to help cancer patients:
She is the daughter and only child of my dear friend, Prof. Alok Bhandari & his surviving spouse Nidhi. Alok passed away on Jan 30, 2013 after battling CC for 2 years.
When she grows up, Mira plans to be an engineer just like her papa, whom she loves and misses so much, was.


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LONG BEACH — Two Poly High School students have been arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana following an incident in which a teen allegedly attempted to sell marijuana-laced brownies to his classmates on campus, police said Monday.
A 48-year-old Long Beach man suspected of selling the marijuana-laced brownies to the teen was also arrested on suspicion of several drug-related offenses, said Long Beach Police Department spokeswoman Lisa Massacani said.
The incident began at 8 a.m. on March 23 when a 15-year-old Poly High student became ill and disoriented after consuming a brownie laced with marijuana, Massacani said. The boy was treated at a nearby hospital and released, she said.
Police responded to the school and tracked down another 15-year-old student who had allegedly taken several marijuana-laced brownies to school that day to sell to other students. The boy was located in a classroom, searched and arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana, she said.
Police determined the suspected student had distributed three other brownies that day. Officers found two other students who had consumed the brownies, including a 15-year-old girl who appeared to be under the influence. The girl was evaluated and released to her parents, Massacani said.
A 16-year-old boy was also arrested for possession of marijuana in connection with the incident. All of the students implicated in the incident are facing disciplinary action by the school, she added.
Detectives discovered that the teen suspected of selling the brownies had purchased them the night prior from a male adult acquaintance, who had bought marijuana and the marijuana-laced brownies from a local dispensary. The man, identified as Guyl Givens, is suspected of selling marijuana to minors, as well as the edibles, police said.
He was arrested in the 3400 block of Gaviota Avenue on various drug-related charges and is being held at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on $70,000 bail, Massacani said.
She said police believe Givens directed the student to sell the brownies to other students on campus.
The week following the incident, police in partnership with the school district coordinated a drug search at the school and randomly searched seven classrooms.
"The search resulted in the arrest of two students at the school after they were found to be in possession of marijuana, and one was additionally in possession of a box-cutter," Massacani said in a statement. "In addition, two citations were issued to two separate students for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia."
Massacani said the LBPD and the school district work together to conduct routine searches in an effort to keep drugs and illegal items off school grounds.
Anyone with any information about this incident or any other case involving juveniles should contact the LBPD Youth Services Section at 562-570-1425. Anonymous tips can be sent via text or web by visiting www.tipsoft.com.
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"Keeping Science and Religion Separate in Schools: The Vigil after Dover" was a free public forum held at Florida State University on May 17, 2006, to discuss the implications for science education posed by the December 20, 2005, federal ruling in Pennsylvania on the nation's first court case involving "intelligent design" -- Kitzmiller v. Dover. Featured at the forum were NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott, Georgetown University theologian John F. Haught and Michigan State University philosopher Robert T.
Brian Alters is on the cover of the Summer 2006 issue of Humanist Perspectives, which devotes a full eleven pages to discussing the controversy that arose in the wake of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada's deciding not to fund Alters's research project to study the effects of the popularization of "intelligent design" on Canadian students, teachers, parents, administrators, and policymakers.
Following the August 1, 2006, primary election in Kansas, supporters of the integrity of evolution education are expected to form the majority on the state board of education, no matter who prevails in the November 2006 general election.
With the results of the August 1, 2006, primary election in Kansas, the pendulum swung in favor of the integrity of evolution education. In November 2005, the state board of education voted 6-4 to adopt a set of state science standards that were rewritten, under the tutelage of local "intelligent design" activists, to impugn the scientific status of evolution.
Barbara Forrest, who was among the expert witnesses to testify for the plaintiffs in Kitzmiller v. Dover, recounts her involvement in the case, in a detailed article posted at the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal's Creationism and Intelligent Design Watch website.
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Logan • Call it a last fix, if you want. Utah State football won't go dark, but the Aggies aren't going to be practicing with coaches for the next few months. And fans won't get much football.
But the Spring Game offered some food for thought between now and August. There will be more to digest over the summer, and all exhibitions should be taken with a grain of salt, but here are some things rattling around the noggin after watching Utah State play in the closest thing it'll have to a game until it goes to Rice-Eccles Stadium (it'll be here before you know it):
No need to worry about linebackers • The middle of this defense is clearly its strength. Joe Hill couldn't get going, getting only 28 yards on eight carries. It's not nothing, but it's not good. And where the unit really stood out was rushing the passer. Jake Doughty, Kyler Fackrell and Nick Vigil were all in the backfield, and that was just on first-string rotation. The depth here is solid.
Offensive line depth is spotty • On the other side, Utah State is still fighting to get its offensive line depth in order. Matt Wells said he was trying different looks, and players such as Eric Schultz and Jamie Markosian got a lot of sideline time. But Wells also acknowledged that didn't explain all the pressure in the backfield. Chuckie Keeton and Craig Harrison had to roll out of the pocket often. The line has to hang in there against the rush, and not let free blitzers put their mitts on the passer.
The secondary has some swagger • Tay Glover-Wright had the pick, but that wasn't the only highlight of the sometimes lapse-prone defensive backfield. After getting picked apart in last week's scrimmage, the corners and safeties responded Saturday with sacks, picks and pass break-ups. On one memorable break-up on Alex Wheat on a third down, Rashard Stewart finger-wagged his way off the field. This is a hitting unit, one that isn't afraid to get physical or show some attitude. There's good potential there if they can improve on generating turnovers.
Some answers at receiver • Travis Van Leeuwen and Brandon Swindall are distinguishing themselves at receiver. Van Leeuwen did have some drops - the worst of which was on a trick play that could've netted a touchdown - but was clearly Keeton's receiver of choice when the pass rush came. There's a lot of trust there. Swindall wrapped up a great spring with four catches, and his size and hands make him special. He'll have some plays drawn up for him this fall. In all, however, there's still too many drops. This might be a position that could be shaken up by the summer arrivals.
Don't snooze on DeMartino • The race hasn't been scintillating for back-up running back, but Joey DeMartino has definitely put in his chips on that one. With Robert Marshall, Kelvin Lee and Abou Toure dinged up at various times, DeMartino performed well the last two weeks, culminating with 100 yards in the spring game. Sure it was against the second-team defense, but the Aggie senior has shown grit and hustle on his runs, and even in a crowded backfield, he looks like someone who will get touches somehow.
Appreciating history matters • The team took the time to invite former lettermen to Logan, then lined them up in the north end zone as every current player shook hands with every former player. The Aggies haven't had the best football history as a program, with more than a few years mired in losing. But as an alum himself, it's clear that Matt Wells is trying to get his group to appreciate that every team that came before helped create this one. Building that appreciation for history inspires the new players, but also allows the old ones to feel a part of the exciting squad now taking the field.
Lots of evaluation left to be done • Wells and staff feel like they have a good idea of what they have. Now it's time to start judging how that will mesh with the talent coming in. Wells acknowledged he's expecting the junior college players and a handful of prep recruits to compete for starting spots. Over the summer, the staff will be trying to get a feel for how that talent measures up and who could be a contributor who hasn't yet taken the field.
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I have a good 1.5mm long sleeve top. I figure the top, plus the neoprene shorts under my trunks will serve as a great spring-suit hybrid for borderline NY summer dawn patrols. Then you can strip the top too when sun starts to cook.
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The FiftyPlus Ministries of Trinity Evangelical Free Church will sponsor a performance of Handel's "Messiah" 5:30-8:30 p.m. Dec. 14 in the Trinity Church Worship Center, 1551 Reservoir Road, Redlands.
The Victor Valley Master Arts Chorale and Sinfonia Orchestra and some members of the FiftyPlus Ministries will give the performance.
A freewill offering will be received.
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CS::Threading::Condition Class Reference
#include <csutil/threading/condition.h>
Inheritance diagram for CS::Threading::Condition:
Public Member Functions
|NotifyAll ()
|Notify and wake up all threads currently waiting for the condition.
|NotifyOne ()
|Notify and wake up one thread waiting for the condition.
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|Wait (LockType &lock, csTicks timeout=0)
|Wait for some change of condition.
Detailed Description
Condition variable.
A condition variable is a synchronization primitive used to have threads wait for a shared state variable to attain a given value.
Definition at line 43 of file condition.h.
Member Function Documentation
|void CS::Threading::Condition::NotifyAll
Notify and wake up all threads currently waiting for the condition.
The order different threads get woke up is indeterminate.
Definition at line 63 of file condition.h.
|void CS::Threading::Condition::NotifyOne
Notify and wake up one thread waiting for the condition.
Definition at line 54 of file condition.h.
template<typename LockType >
|bool CS::Threading::Condition::Wait
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Wait for some change of condition.
Suspends the calling thread until some other thread invokes Notify() or NotifyAll() to notify a change of condition.
- Parameters:
lock The mutex to associate with this condition. The caller must already hold a lock on the mutex before calling Wait(), and all threads waiting on the condition must be using the same mutex. The mutex must not be locked recursively within the same thread. When called, Wait() releases the caller's lock on the mutex and suspends the caller's thread. Upon return from Wait(), the caller's lock on the mutex is restored. timeout Timeout in milliseconds for the wait. A value of 0 means infinite wait.
- Returns:
truewhen the condition was changed, or
falseif the wait timed out.
- Remarks:
- The reason that the mutex must not be locked recursively is because the implicit unlock performed by Wait() must actually release the mutex in order for other threads to be able to satisfy the condition. With recursively locked mutexes, there is no guarantee that the one implicit unlock operation performed by Wait() will actually release the mutex since it might have been locked multiple times within the same thread.
- Having to use a timed wait may indicate a code flaw. Try to avoid timed waits and instead fix your synchronization logic.
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Daily Sentinel's Silbernagel repeated myth that Gore claimed to have "invented the Internet"
Bob Silbernagel, editorial page editor of The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, repeated in his March 11 column the long-debunked conservative canard that former Vice President Al Gore claimed to have "invented the Internet." In fact, Gore never made such an assertion, although he is credited with securing funding for the Internet's development.
In a March 11 column [1] in The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, editorial page editor Bob Silbernagel [2] repeated the long-debunked conservative falsehood that former senator and Vice President Al Gore claimed he "invented the Internet." As Colorado Media Matters has noted [3], Gore is widely credited with having secured vital government support for the development of the Internet, but never claimed to have "invented" it.
Silbernagel referred to Gore as "the man who invented the Internet" in a column that repeated dubious conservative criticism [4] of the Gore family's home energy usage, which erupted shortly after Gore's global warming documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, won an Academy Award on February 25. Silbernagel wrote:
It would be an inconvenient irony for Gore if his film and his hypocrisy on energy use were the cause of more news stories about -- and more public acceptance of -- scientists who offer reasoned challenges to the global-warming dogma.
The prospect of that actually occurring is a long shot, at best. But, if anyone can make it happen, it should be the man who invented the Internet.
The myth that Gore made such a claim appears to be based on a distortion of a March 9, 1999, interview [5] with CNN host Wolf Blitzer in which Gore noted that as a member of Congress, he "took the initiative in creating the Internet":
BLITZER: I want to get to some of the substance of domestic and international issues in a minute, but let's just wrap up a little bit of the politics right now.
Why should Democrats, looking at the Democratic nomination process, support you instead of Bill Bradley, a friend of yours, a former colleague in the Senate? What do you have to bring to this that he doesn't necessarily bring to this process?
GORE: Well, I will be offering -- I'll be offering my vision when my campaign begins. And it will be comprehensive and sweeping. And I hope that it will be compelling enough to draw people toward it. I feel that it will be.
But it will emerge from my dialogue with the American people. I've traveled to every part of this country during the last six years. During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet. I took the initiative in moving forward a whole range of initiatives that have proven to be important to our country's economic growth and environmental protection, improvements in our educational system.
The distortion of Gore's remark that he "took the initiative in creating the Internet" apparently originated in a March 11, 1999, Wired News article [6] by Declan McCullagh, which stated, "It's a time-honored tradition for presidential hopefuls to claim credit for other people's successes. But Al Gore as the father of the Internet? That's what the campaigner in chief told CNN's Wolf Blitzer during an interview Tuesday evening."
In a March 23, 1999, follow-up article [7], McCullagh first used the word "invented" in relation to Gore's remarks: "Al Gore's timing was as unfortunate as his boast. Just as Republicans were beginning to eye the 2000 presidential race in earnest, the vice president offered up a whopper of a tall tale in which he claimed to have invented the Internet."
However, McCullagh later clarified [8] in an October 17, 2000, Wired News article that "Gore never did claim to have 'invented' the Internet." McCullagh further explained that following his article, congressional Republicans and journalists perpetuated the myth:
Which brings us to an important question: Are the countless jibes at Al's expense truly justified? Did he really play a key part in the development of the Net?
The short answer is that while even his supporters admit the vice president has an unfortunate tendency to exaggerate, the truth is that Gore never did claim to have "invented" the Internet.
During a March 1999 CNN interview, while trying to differentiate himself from rival Bill Bradley, Gore boasted: "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet."
That statement was enough to convince me, with the encouragement of my then-editor James Glave, to write a brief article that questioned the vice president's claim. Republicans on Capitol Hill noticed the Wired News writeup and started faxing around tongue-in-cheek press releases -- inveterate neatnik Trent Lott claimed to have invented the paper clip -- and other journalists picked up the story too.
The terrible irony in this exchange is that while Gore certainly didn't create the Internet, he was one of the first politicians to realize that those bearded, bespectacled researchers were busy crafting something that could, just maybe, become pretty important.
In January 1994, Gore gave a landmark speech at UCLA about the "information superhighway."
Many portions -- discussions of universal service, wiring classrooms to the Net, and antitrust actions -- are surprisingly relevant even today.
Furthermore, as Scott Rosenberg reported [9] in an October 5, 2000, Salon.com article, Gore had been correct in stating that he "took the initiative in creating the Internet":
But the defense of Gore currently underway feels to me less like a party-line effort than like the repayment of a debt of gratitude by Internet pioneers who feel that Gore is being unfairly smeared.
That's what you'll hear from Phillip Hallam-Baker, a former member of the CERN Web development team that created the basic structure of the World Wide Web. Hallam-Baker calls the campaign to tar Gore as a delusional Internet inventor "a calculated piece of political propaganda to deny Gore credit for what is probably his biggest achievement."
"In the early days of the Web," says Hallam-Baker, who was there, "he was a believer, not after the fact when our success was already established -- he gave us help when it counted. He got us the funding to set up at MIT after we got kicked out of CERN for being too successful. He also personally saw to it that the entire federal government set up Web sites. Before the White House site went online, he would show the prototype to each agency director who came into his office. At the end he would click on the link to their agency site. If it returned 'Not Found' the said director got a powerful message that he better have a Web site before he next saw the veep."
Bob Somerby of The Daily Howler weblog similarly wrote [10] that, in a September 1, 2000, speech to the American Political Science Association, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-GA) said that "Gore is the person who, in the Congress, most systematically worked to make sure that we got to an Internet":
GINGRICH: In all fairness, it's something Gore had worked on a long time. Gore is not the Father of the Internet, but in all fairness, Gore is the person who, in the Congress, most systematically worked to make sure that we got to an Internet, and the truth is - -and I worked with him starting in 1978 when I got [to Congress], we were both part of a "futures group" -- the fact is, in the Clinton administration, the world we had talked about in the '80s began to actually happen.
The Los Angeles Times also reported Gingrich's remarks in a September 22, 2000, article (accessed through the Nexis database), noting that Gingrich "said earlier this month, 'Gore is the person who, in the Congress, most systematically worked to make sure that we got to an Internet.' "
From Bob Silbernagel's column, "Hooray for Hollywood's high priest of eco-gloom," in the March 11 edition of The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction:
The publicity generated by the Academy Award for Al Gore's documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth," could change the way we talk about climate change.
But not in the way the nation's chief global-warming scold had hoped.
Gore revelled in the praise he received on Oscar night from the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio and Melissa Etheridge. There was talk of Gore once more becoming a candidate for president.
Just a day later, news stories made one recall the Al Gore of the 2000 presidential campaign, the one whose public statements often conflicted with reality.
The latest Gore controversy involves his house in Tennessee, a comfortable little abode that, according to the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, uses nearly twice as much electricity in a month as the average family home uses in a year.
It would be an inconvenient irony for Gore if his film and his hypocrisy on energy use were the cause of more news stories about -- and more public acceptance of -- scientists who offer reasoned challenges to the global-warming dogma.
The prospect of that actually occurring is a long shot, at best. But, if anyone can make it happen, it should be the man who invented the Internet.


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1988 Paul Jaboulet Aîné Crozes-Hermitage Domaine de Thalabert - France, Rhône, Northern Rhône, Crozes-Hermitage (10/7/2009)
Tasted in a Burgundy glass - in part to see how such a wine fares in such bulbous stemware.
A smokey, meaty nose with some decent fruit in the background, requiring a swirl to bring it out.
On the palate quite elegant, with the fruit still hanging in there, in good balance with tertiary aspects which give fine complexity. Acidity is nicely supportive of a good length raspberry-accented finish.
It should be a good food match as well - we'll be trying that theory out with Guinea-Fowl, so potentially more thoughts on the wine later.
POSTSCRIPT: Yes, the wine very much 'filled out' when tasted with food and the match was a good one. Going back to the wine after the meal, it's now struggling a little with the raspberry becoming more obvious and dominant.
This is the 2nd bottle of this we had and both have provided plenty of interest. Time to break out the *SIDRAT and head back in time 20 years to pick up what I believe was a very moderately priced wine in it's day.
* SIDRAT as I got the cheaper model that's significantly smaller on the inside than it looks from the outside (credit: Peter Whitehead, my old geology teacher for that one)


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Need more information. What are some examples of what you've tried? And what kind of web application? Can you do authentication bypass with the following?:
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Good evening all,
I'm in the process of attempting to exploit a SQLi vulnerability detected by Nessus scanner on a web application I've downloaded. Before getting flamed, I just want to say that I've spent countless hours doing tons of research and studied many training materials but I've never run across this situation. In this particular case, the SQLi vulnerability is actually in the HTTP Headers (Referrer). However, what's weird to me is that a single quote (') is the ONLY thing that triggers an MySQL_num_rows() error. Tried many blind sqli techniques and even some time-based from learning resources, but it seems like nothing has an effect other than putting a single quote (which only generates a mysql_numrows() error), or even if I add 3, 5, etc.
Any advice on what I'm doing wrong / missing, please let me know. I appreciate any feedback.
Need more information. What are some examples of what you've tried? And what kind of web application? Can you do authentication bypass with the following?:
' or 1=1; #
Along with the tick have you tried various positive & negative clauses? Have you tried different comment constructs? (--, #, /*) What about setting referrer to null or wildcard?
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
Which app? Might be easier if we can see the block of code causing you grief
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.