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(Bay Village) It's been nearly 25 years since 10-year-old Amy Mihaljevic was abducted at the Bay Square Shopping Center in Bay Village. Amy was last seen with a tall man with thinning hair and scruffy facial hair. According to Amy's friends and parents she was contacted by a man by phone who wanted to take her shopping to buy a gift for her mother.
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On February 8th, 1990 Amy's body was found in a field in Ruggle's Township in Ashland County. All these years later no one has been arrested for the kidnapping and murder that shook a community.
On Tuesday, Bay Village Police Chief Mark Spaetzel held a news conference introducing former FBI Special Agent Phil Torsney who has been brought back on the Mihaljevic case, this time as a consultant to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's office.
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Both Spaetzel and Torsney were on the case since the beginning. Spaetzel says investigators will also be using new DNA technology that wasn't available 25 years ago to try to pinpoint a suspect. Spaetzel says after all these years leads are still coming in all the time from people in the community still interested in finding Amy's killer.
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FOX guest cited phantom poll to blast NAACP and boost Bush
Belittling the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and citing misleading poll data, FOX News Channel guest Robert L. Woodson Sr. [1], founder and president of the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, vigorously defended President George W. Bush's decision to reject [2] his fourth consecutive invitation to speak at the NAACP's annual convention. When FOX News senior White House correspondent Jim Angle [3] -- who was filling in for Hume as host of the July 15 edition of Special Report with Brit Hume -- prompted him on the source of the poll data, Woodson faltered.
From the July 15 edition of FOX News Channel's Special Report with Brit Hume [4]:
ANGLE: Let me ask you first, in your view was the president right or wrong to pass an opportunity to speak?
WOODSON: He was absolutely correct in passing this up opportunity.
WOODSON: And his [chairman of the board of the NAACP, Julian Bond [5]] vilification of the president really does a disservice to the organization, forgetting that 83 percent of blacks no longer look to the NAACP for leadership. And I think that ...
ANGLE: Now where does that figure come?
WOODSON: Well, there are some figures -- there are some surveys done when the black community was asked.
Media Matters for America found no evidence of such a poll. A Washington Post poll from October 16, 1996, found that "more than eight in 10 blacks ... said they felt there is a shortage of black leaders who effectively articulate issues that are important to most African Americans" but did not name the NAACP specifically.
On the other hand, polls show that black Americans hold the NAACP in high esteem. For example, a 2003 poll [6] by Black America's Political Action Committee found that 83 percent of African American registered voters view the organization favorably, compared with only 8 percent who view it unfavorably. The same poll also showed that NAACP president and CEO Kweisi Mfume [7] is among black America's most respected leaders: 44 percent of respondents view him favorably, compared with only 6 percent who view him unfavorably.
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Singer John Martin is no stranger to dance music. He is famous for his Swedish House Mafia collaborations "Save The World" and "Don't You Worry Child" - two of the group's biggest anthems. Fans may also recognize him from his work on Avicii's "Fade Into Darkness," and Sebastian Ingrosso and Tommy Trash's collab "Reload." But now John has released a song of his own, "Anywhere For You" - and Tiesto has teamed up with Dzeko & Torres to remix the track.
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"It's A Wonderful Life: Live Radio Show" substitutes the stage for imagination
I am an absolute sucker for Christmas movies.
"Holiday Inn," "White Christmas," "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," "The Muppets Christmas Carol," "Miracle on 34th Street." Even "Home Alone" makes my list.
But at the very top of the heap is the heartwarming story of an honorable man named George Bailey, told in "It's A Wonderful Life." It never fails to make my heart sing and my eyes gloss over with tears.
And so, I approached the Next Act Theatre production of "It's A Wonderful Life: Live Radio Show" with a mixture of curiosity and impending dread. What kind of radio show, and were they going to ruin the movie for me forever?
The play was written in 1996 and has been performed countless times around the country. It's easy to adapt to a local setting, so there are inside jokes about Milwaukee in this one.
Mary MacDonald Kerr, who is one of the actors in this play and one of my favorites in this city, did the adaptation for Next Act.
The story concerns a group of radio actors who have been doing broadcasts together for 20 years. This night is their final performance, finally giving up drama to television and the radio station to wall-to-wall music.
The play we see is the final performance, complete with actors playing many characters, sound effects, music and tinkling bells for angels getting wings. They drama they perform is "It's A Wonderful Life."
Some of Milwaukee's best actors are in this play, led by Kerr, who plays Mary Bailey, and Norman Moses, who plays George Bailey. All the rest of the characters in the radio show are parceled out to Bo Johnson, Debra Babich, David Cecsarini and Jack Forbes Wilson. They are all absolutely wonderful.
As he is every time he takes to the stage, Moses is absolutely riveting to watch. He sets a pace that lifts everyone else in this cast to an incredibly high level.
But there is more to this play than just the radio play. During breaks and commercials, we discover that these actors also have real lives. And the lives of Kerr and Moses at one point intersected in a brief affair. She's been out of his life for five years and stumbles back for a holiday visit and is pressed back into service for the radio play.
She wants him back. He, like George Bailey, is uncertain of her and himself. He finds solace in the bottle, she touring the country in a traveling theater troupe. Their halting steps back toward each other, with one step back for every two steps forward, is the singular glimpse into the lives of the actors we are watching.
The success of radio drama was dependent on one thing more than all of the others – imagination. As the listeners sat in front of that machine, they could close their eyes and be transported to a cowboy being chased by Indians, by a damsel about to open a casket in the basement or a soldier dodging bullets.
And that may well be my problem with this production. I'm not sure I want to watch a radio play. I mean, what's the point?
What this play lacks is some equilibrium. Ask me to listen to "It's A Wonderful Life." OK. But if you show me the actors doing it, I need to find out something about them. It can't just be "I love you, do you love me and if not, why not?"
The point of all of this is that these people have other lives. It's a shame we don't get to see or hear much about them.
Kerr, who is a winsome figure on stage, opens up when she pleads with Moses for a life together. No picket fences, no children. What she wants is a "soft place to land."
If only we had seen what all these other characters want out of life, we would all have had a soft place to land.
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 On 2/27/2012 9:48 PM, Gian Pablo Villamil wrote:
I stand with Jim on this.

His use of the space is, I think, one of the emblematic activities at Noisebridge, and one of the few that has taken place so consistently and effectively. Whatever he thinks he needs to do to make it happen, I support.

There are other far more important things to deal with at Noisebridge than the Turing classroom. I really don't understand the belligerent tone from Tom on this. What does he plan to do with the space once it is "cleaned up"? I know what Jim plans, and I heartily support it.

Give Jim the benefit of the doubt on this. Don't piss him off. We've already lost too many good people.

On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 3:36 PM, jim <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

 Please read this. I do not believe this email is drama.
 I've tried to articulate a problem and am asking for direct
 responses at the least from Ben and Tom.

 Not only do I ask that you read, I ask that you read
 thoughtfully.
 How did the drill press and saws get into the dirty
 workshop? For that matter, how is it that the dirty workshop
 is there? Likewise for the darkroom and the electronics area
 with its 'scopes and soldering irons and lots and lots of
 wires, semiconductors, passives.... Likewise for the sewing
 area with the machines and the bins of material and drawers
 of tools and supplies.
 How about the Tastebridge territory with its special
 refrigerator and shelves of jars and so on, not to mention
 the related kitchen with its shelves and cupboards and so on?
 Put things in member shelves? There are a couple of issues:
 * spacebridge stuff occupies a number of shelves. Why?
 * member shelves are subject to mismanagement, it's now obvious.
 As to Turing, do you have plans to remove the whiteboard
 and/or the electrical conduit?

 Generally, the answers are that people saw opportunity for
 making use of some area for some particular purpose. The
 discussions preliminary to setting up various areas were as
 varied as the areas and people who set them up. None of them
 were subject to a meeting's discussion or consensus process or
 anything else. Each was do-ocratically established, in some
 cases with negotiations with others wrt their interests (e.g.
 I negotiated the "library" space with those who'd claimed that
 wall for photo display).

 The multiple discussions about classrooms in which I've
 participated have noted the need for a classroom area that has
 a projector and sound system, similar to the main area, and to
 provide an alternative area so that smaller groups aren't stuck
 with using the projector and sound system in the main area
 (which allows people in the main area freedom from the needs of
 a group using the main projector, etc.). Turing makes good sense
 as such an alternate area.

 From time to time there have been do-ocratic efforts, both
 in the space and on the mailing list, to clean things up and/or
 reorganize and/or impress conformance.
 Those that took a positive tone to make improvements, in my
 recall, were more successful (especially with respect to
 emotional storms on the discuss list) than those that included
 a negative proscriptive component.

 Questions that arise in my mind include "why are you focusing
 on the turing classroom?" "why are you not focusing on the little
 storage and rack closet?" Those are real questions, I'm hoping
 for answers. (I've noticed Ben's response re "electrical closet".)
 I've not experienced such negatively oriented interference
 in any other development of an area in our space. I'd like to
 know why Turing and why now and why in this obnoxious manner.

 My intention is to set up the Turing classroom so that it
 supports classes. I have a lot of experience as a classroom
 lecturer--something like ten years in accredited schools, with
 notable success.
 Note that I intend to continue setting up the Turing
 classroom to be a good and useful classroom, and I expect, in
 the spirit of do-ocracy and noisebridge's history, that you
 will respect my efforts to do so.
 As far as I know, there has been no time when the Turing
 classroom didn't work for a meeting or class. Space in that
 room has not been at a premium so far, even with the stuff
 that's been squirreled in there under tables against the north
 wall (much or most of it not related to any building or
 improvement that i know of).

 A people reading this may recall my occasional pleas in
 Tuesday evening meetings for people to step up and take
 ownership of various spaces. A few of you have done so, and
 with respect to electricity, when you've asked for electrical
 devices, I've tried to help out:
 * outlets on the south wall (now buried by shelves)
 * large capacity run to the kitchen area
 * removing and reorganizing the electrical mess that we
 inherited
 * totally rebuilt the guts of the primary three-phase sub-panel
 * installed interior entrance lights
 * brought three-phase availability in the dirty shop
 * all darkroom electricity
 * east end lighting improvement
 * laser cutter dedicated circuit
 * main room ceiling lights and switches
 * infrastructure closet lighting and power
 I've given up trying to defend order in the infrastructure
 closet, having built all shelves and storage areas to see them
 trashed, filled with random stuff, shelving materials removed,
 and noisebridge electrical supplies removed to piles, wrecking
 the organization I'd worked hard on.

 As long as I'm building this list, I'll add: I was one of
 the few who championed improving the floor before we moved in
 and I put a lot of hours working on the prep and sanding and
 filling and finishing.

 Can you understand that the censorious manner you're taking
 to my work to improve the Turing classroom is irritating?
 As I wrote earlier in this email, I have not witnessed such
 an approach as you have taken with respect to any other area in
 the time we've been either here, at 2169, or at 83C weisse. I
 ask again: why are you acting in this way?
 Note I'm not complaining about trying to improve things; I'm
 complaining hard about the way you're demanding behavior that
 has been actually sanctioned for every other improvement in the
 past. (Note also that the build-out policy is that people can
 bring and leave their personal tools and supplies needed to do
 their work as long as they label their tools and supplies.)
 I expect that you will, at the least, let me continue to
 try to improve the Turing classroom by curtailing behavior that
 demands foolish conformity and is contradictory to established
 Noisebridge norms for improving the space.
 I welcome cleaning and organizing efforts. I have pretty
 much given up on trying to rescue or reorganize Noisebridge
 supplies such as (expensive) copper wire. When we run out of
 wire, I'll not resupply--I've spent enough already. If you've
 thrown out the wire that Noisebridge has paid for, please go
 to an electrical supply store and replace it.
 I'd like positive support, but i'll gladly take silence.

 On Sun, 2012-02-26 at 22:19 -0800, Ben Kochie wrote:
 > Jim, storing things in the classroom, while traditional, is still not
 > the intended use for that space. We have been trying to clean up the
 > room and make it more habitable and inviting for classes of all kinds.
 > The things you talk about are in their appropriate locations.
 >
 > Yes, I know you teach classes in there, but that's only a day or two a
 > week. If you want to setup a permanent location for teaching Linux
 > serving, please talk to me on Tuesday night. I'd love to help.
 >
 > I cleaned out the ewaste and some other garbage from the electrical
 > closet. I have a bit more organizing to do, but there should be more
 > than enough room to hold all the electrical spare parts in there.
 >
 > On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 19:02, jim <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
 > >
 > >
 > > Do you plan to take the saws and drills out of
 > > the dirty workshop? remove the refrigerator from
 > > the kitchen area? How about the sewing machines
 > > and oscilloscopes?
 > > I'd like to meet you and talk.
 > > jim
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > On Sun, 2012-02-26 at 17:41 -0800, Tom wrote:
 > >> As I said on the list almost two weeks ago, then announced at last
 > >> week's meeting, I have removed the computer/audio equipment and
 > >> speakers from Turing, and placed them in the e-waste pile. Please find
 > >> them a better home on your hacker shelf, or somewhere else where space
 > >> is not a premium! If you do so, go ahead and use them for classes in
 > >> Turing, but remove them afterwards. If these items end up stored in
 > >> Turing again, I intend to remove them permanently.
 > >
 > >
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Certain coaches and players on the Bills have said over the past couple of weeks that running back C.J. Spiller must handle the ball more.
The Bills have no choice but to make that happen now.
After suffering a concussion during Sunday's loss to the Patriots, running back Fred Jackson has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Dolphins.
"Tests this morning were not as good as we had hoped and he had hoped," head coach Chan Gailey said of Jackson on Monday. "So he won't play."
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This is what Spiller's owners have been waiting for, and it's taken too long to get here. Jackson has been productive, but Spiller is averaging more than seven yards per carry this season. He has clearly been the better RB and deserves this opportunity, even though it comes at a price. Spiller has topped 100 yards from scrimmage in four consecutive games and didn't get more than 18 touches in any of them. He should get at least 20 touches against the Dolphins and although Miami has a solid run defense, Spiller is locked in as an RB1 this week.


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Asheville, N.C. - The Brevard College men's soccer team traveled to Asheville on Wednesday evening to take on the UNC-Asheville Bulldogs. The Tornados were unable to overpower the Bulldogs in the match as they fell 3-0 at Greenwood Field.
Sean Allison (Santa Rosa, Calif.) and Patrick Urmson (Rauma, Finland) led the offensive attack for Brevard firing four of the team's eight shots throughout the match. Each of the shots were on target but the Bulldogs' keeper was up to the task.
It took just two shots for UNC-Asheville to take a lead when Bryan Bartels scored his first goal of the season at the 14:40 mark in the first half. Brevard was only able to take three shots in the opening half. All three were on-net but the Tornados were unable to find the back of the net and took the match into halftime down 1-0.
The Tornados came out and had an early opportunity in the second half when Jami Uuttu (Naantali, Finland) put a shot on goal, but he wasn't able to burn the Asheville goalie. At the 63:28 mark Jake Hagedorn put one past Brevard keeper Jack Shaw (Simpsonville, S.C.) to give the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead off of a corner kick taken by Connor Holzinger.
Holzinger used a penalty kick to give UNC-Asheville their third goal at the 85:36 mark.
Despite allowed three goals, Shaw was able to stop four of seven shots on goal in the match.
The men's team continues their season on the road when they head to Clayton State to take on the Lakers. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Laker Field in Morrow, Georgia.


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A Message from the Alumni Director
"How could I do such a wicked thing and sin against God?" Genesis 39:9
I've been enjoying Dr. Lockwood's book, Unlikely Heroes—Ordinary People with Extraordinary Faith, a Biblical and Personal Reflection on Hebrews 11. Through my read I've appreciated the opportunity of getting to know our president more. His unique blend of academic perspective and devotional application, as he identifies the cast of these Old Testament characters—simple, ordinary, flawed people living out extraordinary faith, has been encouraging. Read the rest of this entry »


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November 16, 2007
NTI and Families of September 11 would like to invite you to aScreening of "Last Best Chance" with Senator Bob P. Casey
Senator Bob P. Casey will be at the University of Pittsburgh for the free public screening of the 2005 film "Last Best Chance," directed by Ben Goddard. Casey will introduce the docudrama-about the threat posed by vulnerable nuclear weapons and materials around the world. Following the screening of the 45-minute film, Casey will moderate a question-and-answer session with a panel discussion.
Where: University of Pittsburgh Assembly Room of the William Pitt Union3959 Fifth Avenue
When: Monday, November 19th at 3:30 PM
Who: U.S. Senator Bob P. Casey;Carie Lemack, Families of September 11;Michael Hurley, a counterterrorism special advisor to the Nuclear Threat Initiative;Commentators from Pitt's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA)
The event is sponsored by GSPIA, the GSPIA Student Cabinet, and the Matthew B. Ridgway Center for International Security Studies. For more information on the film, visit www.lastbestchance.org.


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It is usually quite difficult to determine what "the law" is for any given legal issue. Often, you need to compare many different cases to the specific facts in your case to figure out what the law that applies to your case really is.
There is no one way to do research, but here are some common practices that will help you research in an efficient and effective way:
Some of these sources include:
- Annotated codes and their updates, for cases that interpret those statutes.
- Digests, for other cases similar to those you have already found.
- Practice guides, treatises and other new sources, for references in footnotes.
- Law reviews, law journals, and legal magazines and newspapers which often have useful and extensive references in footnotes and information on newer cutting-edge topics.
- Online legal research databases that contain case law, statutory law, and some practice guides and other legal research materials. These databases are not always widely available in county law libraries because of their cost. Check with your local public law library to see what they have available.
- Non-legal and other materials if needed.
Researching the law can be complicated and time consuming, but it is very important if you are going to represent yourself. There are many resources at your county law library, your public library and on the Internet to help you with research. And you can use the Ask a Law Librarian service for help.
A good place to start is your public law library's Mini Research Class provided by the Council of California County Law Librarians. It is an online mini research guide to help you learn the legal research process, guiding you on where to start and which resources to check as you research your legal problem. Also, many law schools have online research guides that have links and suggestions for doing your legal research.
The law changes rapidly and often. You may find a perfect case and find that it was later overruled or reversed. The statute you are relying on may have been amended or repealed. Find a way to update your research before you tell a court that the law you are relying on is still "good" (valid) law.
The main way of updating codes, cases, and regulations is through use of an online service such as West's KeyCite or Lexis/Nexis's Shepard's Citations. Print versions of Shepard's are available at many law libraries. These types of legal research resources help you find out the prior and subsequent history of cases and statutes.
A law librarian can help you understand how to use these guides to update your research. Also, some county law libraries have access to online services that can help you update your authorities. There are also some online tutorials that discuss this in detail. For an example, see the San Diego County Public Law Library's guide on Shepardizing California Cases and Statutes. See a research guide on Using Shepard's Online.
The providers of KeyCite and Shepard's allow researchers to pay online to update their research references. Check Westlaw or Lexis/Nexis.
Some of the county law libraries in the state may subscribe to online services that allow you to KeyCite or Shepardize your legal research for free or a nominal print charge. Check with the individual library for access to these services.
Once you have completed and updated your legal research, you have to include it in your written documents that you file with the court. You will have to explain what your legal authority is, where it is located, and how it supports your case. You may also have to explain why a given legal authority does not apply to the specific circumstances in your case.
You will also have to make sure you cite your legal authority correctly. California Rule of Court 1.200 says all documents filed in the court must be in the style established by either the California Style Manual or The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, at the choosing of the party filing documents. To do this, you can use these resources:
You can also look at past appellate briefs filed in California courts for guidance on how to use your research to support your legal arguments. Four law libraries in California serve as depositories for appellate briefs. Contact the libraries for information about their briefs, including years covered and format.
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Entertainment Weekly Cover with "50 Shades" Stars JUST RELEASED
Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, the stars slotted to play the sex-crazed roles of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele in the upcoming flick "Fifty Shades of Grey", are in character on the ENTERTAINTMENT WEEKLY magazine cover!
In the issue Dornan and Johnson open up about what drew them to the highly coveted roles. Dakota Johnson, daughter of Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson, revealed that she's been working out a lot for the role and loves getting sweaty now! Though she only did it to look good naked, the 24-year-old star commented, "it kind of f-ing feels awesome!"
They are expecting to begin production on the film in early December in Vancouver, Canada.


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Step 1: Fill the jar with one of the Miracle-Gro® water soluble plant foods, following label instructions on dosage levels.
Step 2: Attach the feeder to the hose and turn on the water.
Step 3: Squeeze trigger, once jar has filled with water it will start feeding. In 12 minutes it will have covered 500 square feet of garden with 50 gallons of solution.
Thirsty bushes or tomato plants take about 15 seconds to water; smaller plants take even less time. When finished, clean by turning the feeder upside down and loosening the jar approximately one turn while water continues to flow through the jar. Continue to spray in this position until the jar is empty.
REMINDER: if you choose to stop feeding before all of the plant food in the Garden Feeder has depleted, the solution can be stored in liquid format and be used during the next feeding.
For spectacular results, thirty days after planting in Miracle-Gro® soil, begin feeding regularly with Miracle-Gro® Water Soluble All Purpose Plant Food to keep plants growing vigorously. If planting in existing soil, feed at planting time to help plants become established.
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Kim Kardashian adds diamond 'North' earring to personalized jewelry collection
(Yahoo!) - Kim Kardashian is a big fan of personalized jewelry.
On Wednesday, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star went shopping at Canyon Beachwear in Studio City, California, with Kris Jenner. If you can peel your eyes away from Kim's long leather skirt, the most noteworthy thing the star was wearing was a new accessory.
The bride-to-be sported an earring by Jennifer Meyer that spelled out "north" in diamonds in her left ear.
However, this isn't the first time the 32-year-old has worn "special" jewelry.
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Mines top ranked Colorado university in Kiplinger's 100 Best Values in Public Colleges 2011
GOLDEN, Colo., Jan. 5, 2011 – Colorado School of Mines was ranked 59th in Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine's February 2011 feature "Best Values in Public Colleges 2011."
The University of Colorado ranked 85th while Colorado State University ranked 90th. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill came in first.
The magazine bases its rankings on a combination of academics and affordability looking at data from nearly 500 traditional, public, four-year universities with broad-based curricula. In its scoring system, academic quality carries more weight than costs.
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There doesn't seem to be a process to extract credentials from the Novell Groupwise server. The only workaround was for me to dump the running grpwise process on each workstation and look for the password. As they are running 6.5.3, this was rather easy, since the password is stored in memory. I posted about this earlier:
Same process, dump the grpwise process to disk and parse the file. However, this can be sped up if you know the location of the password, which is the same for this location. I used this perl script:
Replace PONAME_HERE with the name of the post office your auditing. If they are running 6.5.3 or lower clients, then the memory address should contain the plain text groupwise password. Apparently, later versions have patched for this issue.Code:#!/usr/bin/perl my @array; my $i =0; my $file = $ARGV[0]; open(FILE, $file) || die $!; @data=<FILE>; foreach $line (@data) { chomp($line); if ($line =~ /PONAME_HERE/) { if ($line =~ /(\006\000\000.{15})/) { print $i.": ".$1."\n"; $i++; } } }


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Tournament Central
Postgame Interviews: Cornell | Princeton
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Junior Erin McMunn had a career-high seven goals, an Ivy League Tournament record, as No. 16 Princeton defeated Cornell 12-5 in the Ivy League semifinal on Friday on Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium. The Tigers will face Penn in the championship game on Sunday at noon. The game will be streamed on The Ivy League® Digital Network.
McMunn is just six goals away from her 100th career goal. Also nearing a milestone is junior Erin Slifer, who had two assists today and is two points shy of her 100th career point. Senior Mary-Kate Sivilli matched her career-best of three assists. Freshman Olivia Hompe had a three-point game with a goal and two assists. Sophomore Alexandra Bruno had a goal and an assist and classmate Anya Gersoff sored twice. On the defensive end, junior Annie Woehling made a season-high 10 saves in goal.
It took Princeton just 35 seconds to get on the board as Sivilli set up McMunn. However, Cornell offense went to work as the Tigers tried to shrug off some jitters. The Big Red were given six free-position attempts in the first 12:05, but was 0 for 5 with Woehling making three saves. Cornell had built up a 10-2 shot advantage before Princeton went on a commanding 5-0 run to end the half.
Senior Sarah Lloyd had an eight-meter attempt but dished off to McMunn who was just on the arc near the crease. Bruno and McMunn scored back-to-back within 44 seconds of each other to give the Tigers a 4-1 lead. With a double team on Slifer she found junior Blake Dietrick open for the goal and it was McMunn from Sivilli again to close out the first-half scoring.
D'Amico scored her team's second goal, and would have three of the Big Red's five, to kick start the second half. Cornell wouldn't get another goal for the next 19:08 as the Tigers went on another 5-0 run. McMunn scored twice, Gersoff scored both of her goals and Hompe capped off the run, as Princeton grabbed an 11-2 lead with 16:09 to play.
Ten minutes later Cornell's leading scorer Lindsay Toppe had cut her team's deficit to 11-4 with two straight tallies.
McMunn added one more goal, for good measure, with help from Hompe at 5:09.
D'Amico finished off her hat trick with the game's final goal at 1:30.
Cornell had a 26-24 advantage in shots, while Princeton had a 15-11 edge in ground balls. The Tigers came up big in draw controls, winning 13 of 19. Cornell was 1 of 6 in free positions and Princeton 0 for 1.
Princeton now 11-5 on the season will face No. 15 Penn on Sunday for the Ivy League's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Penn defeated Harvard 10-9 in double overtime in the first semifinal. The game will take place in Princeton on Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium.


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Daft Punk's 'One More Time' collaborator Anthony Moore passes away
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Daft Punk collaborator Anthony Moore has died. According to "Spin" magazine, the house producer and singer better known as Romanthony passed away on May 7th from complications of kidney disease, at 45 years old.
Moore is probably best known for the auto-tuned vocal hook on Daft Punk's 2000 hit "One More Time." The New Jersey native released his first recording back in 1992, and saw a career resurgence in recent years with house music's growing popularity.
He released a single with Kraak & Smaak last year, and was supposedly working on a new song with German producer Boys Noize.


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Since 2003, the Redlands Conservancy has gradually placed more than 300 acres of agricultural and natural open lands in permanent conservation.
From 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, the Conservancy will guide guests on a tour of two of these holdings. Anyone is welcome to attend the free tour.
"We acquired 100 acres of sage scrub land just east of the airport in 2003 from the Fish and Wildlife Foundation," said Sherli Leonard, the executive director for the Redlands Conservancy. "The land had been acquired from the Metropolitan Water District as mitigation for the construction of the Inland Feeder Project. The Fish and Wildlife Foundation gave the land to us, for permanent conservation. It was our first acquisition."
The 100 acres will be the first stop on the holdings tour. Leonard said guests should wear good hiking shoes and be prepared to walk about two miles. The tour will start at the extreme north end of Opal Avenue in Mentone at 1 p.m.
The second stop will be the Conservancy's half-acre on the historic Mill Creek Zanja. According to Leonard, the Conservancy received the half-acre as a gift from Hal and Cornelia Grant, former owners of the historic Paine Ranch at the north end of Walnut Street in the Crafton area. The site has been the location for the Picnic on the Zanja Party for the Necklace for three years.
"We expect to make this site a pocket park destination on the Zanja Trail and Greenway," Leonard said.
The Conservancy's other two holdings are held by conservation easements, meaning the Conservancy does not own the land, but owns certain rights that run with the land. In 2007, Larry and Char Burgess gave the Conservancy the development rights to their five-acre citrus grove on Fern Avenue, and in 2010, the city gave the Conservancy a conservation easement and management responsibilities to 200 acres in San Timoteo Canyon. These two sites will be the subjects of a later holdings Tour.
Placing land in permanent conservation is a way to guarantee that it will never be developed and the landscape will remain as is, according to the Conservancy. Conservation does not mean the land can never be used by the public.
"That is a not-uncommon misconception," said Leonard. While conservation agreements can be written to include or exclude anything both parties agree on, the Redlands Conservancy maintains the point of view that Redlands' wild places should be appreciated and stewarded by the public. This means public contact with and use of the land for passive recreation, for study and research, and for environmental education.
"This is the way we build future stewards of the land," Leonard said.
The 100-acre property has been the site of an environmental education program, and the San Timoteo Canyon property is open to the public now for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding. The Conservancy is also developing an outdoor education program for the San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary.
"We agree there are sites that are too fragile to sustain human contact, which can be overwhelming," Leonard said. "Redlands' wild places aren't those sites, although we surely don't want Redlanders to love the land to death. Part of a good public-use policy involves good public education. That's part of our mission."
For more information about the Redlands Conservancy, visit www.redlandsconservancy.org. To participate in the Saturday holdings tour, call 909-792-1800.


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IRVING, TX -- Hostess Brands Inc. said it will sell Twinkies and other iconic snack cakes to private-equity firms Apollo Global Management LLC and C. Dean Metropoulos & Co. after no other bids were received, eliminating the need for an auction. The new owner told several news outlets that it hopes to have Twinkies back on U.S. store shelves by this summer.
Apollo Global Management and C. Dean Metropoulos in January offered $410 million for Twinkies and other hostess assets, including Ho Hos, Ding Dongs and Donettes snack cakes.
The company will ask the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York to approve the transaction at a hearing on March 19.
Flowers, which makes Tastykake and Mrs. Freshley's pastries and the Nature's Own bread brand, has agreed to acquire Hostess's Wonder, Butternut, Home Pride, Merita and Nature's Pride bread brands for $360 million in an uncontested bid.
On March 15, Hostess will conduct an auction for its Drake's snack cake business and Beefsteak bread brand. The combined stalking horse bids for those assets total approximately $56.6 million.


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'"It's getting back to normal, but it's not where we need to be yet," Campbell said. "A lot of positives, but we were still a little sloppy. It's a step in the right direction. We were first on pucks more. We were skating. We had the legs. We were getting in on the forecheck. We were desperate. We needed that win. . . . Hopefully we can kind of turn this thing around."'
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Antimitochondrial antibody
Antimitochondrial antibodies (AMA) are substances (antibodies) that form against mitochondria, an important part of cells. Mitochondria are the energy source inside all of the body's cells. Mitochondria help cells work properly.
This article discusses the blood test used to measure the amount of AMA in the blood.
How the Test is Performed
A blood sample is needed. It is usually taken from a vein. The procedure is called a venipuncture.
How to Prepare for the Test
Your health care provider may tell you not to eat or drink anything for up to 6 hours before the test (usually overnight).
How the Test Will Feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
Why the Test is Performed
Your doctor may order this test if you have signs of liver damage. This test is most often used to diagnose primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC).
The test may also be used to tell the difference between bile system-related cirrhosis and liver problems due to a blockage, viral hepatitis, or alcoholic cirrhosis.
Normal Results
Normally, there are no antibodies present.
What Abnormal Results Mean
This test is important for diagnosing primary biliary cirrhosis. Up to 94% of patients with this condition are positive for this test. Less than 1% of people without the condition test positive.
Abnormal results may also be found, less often, in people with other kinds of liver disease and some autoimmune diseases.
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)
Review Date: 2/11/2013
Reviewed By: Ariel D. Teitel, MD, MBA, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, NYU Langone Medical Center. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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You know I love to use fillers in my candle containers or floral arrangements. Remember the peas? Well I was just thinking the other day about what I could use for a fall filler. Nuts, leaves, etc…? Check out this candle with corn. I think it's perfect for fall and you don't have to worry about the corn changing in appearance if you buy it already dried. I love that it is natural too. BINGO!
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EDMONDS — Police are investigating a fire and burglary reported early Friday morning in Edmonds.
A smoke alarm went off about 1 a.m. at a condominium in the 100 block of Third Avenue N., Edmonds police Sgt. Mark Marsh said.
Firefighters extinguished a small suspicious fire and called police, he said.
Investigators believe someone broke into the condo while the owner was sleeping, stole items and set a fire.
Everyone got out safely.
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San Francisco Named Preppiest City in the Nation
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- San Francisco tops the list of preppiest cities in the country, according to the results of a new study.
Real estate website Movoto came up with the list by taking into account the number of country clubs, yacht clubs, equestrian centers and private schools per person.
The percentage of college graduates and median household income as well as the number of preppy clothing sellers per capita such as J. Crew, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger were also factored in.
Scottsdale, Arizona was second followed by Honolulu, with Raleigh and Seattle rounding out the top five.
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Protein researchers have known for years that only the essential amino acids (the ones our body cannot make) are needed to boost protein synthesis. This is one reason why whey protein is so effective because it has a high ratio of essential amino acids compared to other protein sources.
Prominent protein researchers decided to do a clever experiment. They compared three trials. One provided 15g of intact whey protein (regular whey protein powder). The other 2 trials provided either the individual essential amino acids (7g) or the individual non-essential amino acids (8g) found in whey. Protein balance was measured for 3.5 hours after ingestion.
They predicted that providing just the free-form essential amino acids typically found in whey would result in the same increase in protein synthesis as the whey protein powder. Yet, here's what they found: The non-essential amino acid trial resulted in essentially no change in protein balance, whereas the essential amino acid trial resulted in a small increase. After the whey protein powder ingestion, protein balance was markedly increased.
The findings were somewhat surprising because it indicates that the essential amino acid content of whey is not solely responsible for the anabolic effects. The results have implications for formulation of protein supplements and suggest that intact whey protein powder has some benefits beyond what can be achieved by only providing its essential amino acids.
Katsanos CS, Chinkes DL, Paddon-Jones D, Zhang XJ, Aarsland A, Wolfe RR. Whey protein ingestion in elderly persons results in greater muscle protein accrual than ingestion of its constituent essential amino acid content. Nutr Res. 2008 Oct;28(10):651-8.


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It is clear that until he met Balakirev in 1862 there was never any serious conflict between duty and inclination.
I have had a letter from Balakirev scolding me because I am doing nothing.
After greeting us all round, Balakirev gravitated almost immediately to the piano.
He accepted, and named Laroche and Balakirev as his coadjutors.
If, on this account, we are thought to have separated from Balakirev, fortunately it is not the case.
As a matter of fact he is hesitating between Benckendorff, Balakirev and Bomboudia.
The musical gift of the latter was more lyrical than any of his fellow students' at Balakirev's.
The following letter from Balakirev, dated 1882, led him to choose this subject for a symphonic work.
Cui first met Balakirev in 1856, and was introduced by him to Dargomijsky.
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Doan Testifies Before U.S. House Small Business Committee
August 2, 2007
Contact: Katharine Uhre (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC – U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Lurita Doan today testified before the U.S. House Small Business Committee regarding the GSA commitment to creating small and disadvantaged businesses opportunities to succeed. On a national level, GSA has significantly increased its spending on small businesses to $1.7 billion.
"GSA is committed to supporting small and disadvantaged businesses across the country. For example, during the past year, 62 percent of all contracting dollars spent by GSA in the Gulf region were awarded to small businesses," said Doan. "I know from experience that the single, most important element to ensure small businesses success is a favorable business environment that rewards and encourages entrepreneurs."
Specifically, GSA is working to:
- Hold prime contractors accountable through modified invoice formats;
- Make opportunities available faster by slashing the time it takes for a small company to negotiate a GSA schedule from over 157 days to in some cases 30 days;
- Increase transparency in GSA processes with monthly training and outreach sessions in cities throughout the U.S.;
- Intensify focus on revitalization of Gulf Coast Region by continuing to raise the percentage of small business contracting dollars for work in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana;
- Expand opportunities in emergency response using a newly created Office of Emergency Response and Recovery reporting directly to the Administrator.
Additionally, GSA management is working to instill a commitment to creating a culture of innovation and continual improvement with its procurement professionals.
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.


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When Will Rasmussen Ask If Voters Want Pet Unicorns?
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Coming soon from Rasmussen: a majority of children would rather slide down a rainbow than clean their rooms.
No less magical is the latest Rasmussen poll measuring support for the government's role facilitating GM's bankruptcy:
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 56% of American Adults believe it would have been better if GM had used the regular bankruptcy procedures and left ownership in the private sector. Thirty-two percent (32%) believe it was appropriate for the government to use the special bankruptcy process in exchange for bailout money. Twelve percent (12%) are not sure.
Experts have maintained that "the regular bankruptcy procedures" were not available to GM and Chrysler in 2008 and 2009 because the financial crisis had eviscerated credit markets. Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi, who advised Sen. John McCain during his 2008 presidential campaign, wrote in November 2008 that private financing for a traditional bankruptcy "would be impossible to get" on account of the financial crisis. Jonathan Cohn, senior editor at The New Republic, pointed out: "the same Wall Street meltdown that has dragged down the economy and GM sales has also dried up the ... money GM would need to operate" in bankruptcy.
Liquidation, not a restructuring through a traditional Chapter 11 bankruptcy, was the alternative. Nobel laureate and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman wrote in November 2008:
If the economy as a whole were in reasonably good shape and the credit markets were functioning, Chapter 11 would be the way to go. Under current circumstances, however, a default by GM would probably mean loss of ability to pay suppliers, which would mean liquidation -- and that, in turn, would mean wiping out probably well over a million jobs at the worst possible moment.
The myth that GM and Chrysler could have gone through "traditional" bankruptcy persists in large part so that the right can excuse Mitt Romney's opposition to the government facilitating those bankruptcies in the absence of any alternative. Rasmussen's polling, based on pure fantasy, only serves to prop up that myth.
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Well Go USA to release The Attorney
Current South Korean hit The Attorney is set to hit North American theatres Feb 7.
Local distributor Next Entertainment World (N.E.W.) and sales agent Finecut officially announced the deal with Well Go USA.
Well Go president Doris Pfardrescher said, "The Attorney is an amazing story about courage, perseverance and fighting for human rights, and we are extremely proud to be associated with it. Overcoming insurmountable odds is infectious, and we're anxious to be able to share this film with North American audiences."
Set during Korea's 1980s military dictatorship, the film is based on late president Roh Moo-hyun's early days as a lawyer in Busan. Top star Song Kang-ho plays the lead.
The film has been clocking up ticket sales at a rapid pace since its Dec 18 release and has to date gone over 8.1 million admissions.
With its political significance in a time of heightened divisions in Korea, The Attorney has been the focus of different unsubstantiated rumours including one alleging its North American release was somehow being interfered with by right-wing conservatives. N.E.W.'s official Twitter account yesterday hastened to dispel such rumours by mentioning release details ahead of time.
Well Go plans to release the film on around 25 screens in major North American cities such as Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver.
The company previously acquired gangster thriller New World from Finecut amongst other Korean films such as Showbox's current espionage hit The Suspect.
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Recently Pippa Middleton was spotted shopping in London on her birthday. Her outfit, a combination of lace and menswear is the perfect ensemble to wear during this crazy weather we're having. Two of her items: the dress and the laptop bag are affordable-read on for deets on where to pick them up. The Bulgari Leoni bag, however, clocks in at $3300, so you might want to think that one over a little.
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Economic Outlook Conference set for Dec. 9
"Small Business and the Economic Recovery" will be the focus of the Darla Moore School of Business' 30th annual Economic Outlook Conference set for Thursday, Dec. 9, at the school.
The conference, the state's premier economic event that attracts nearly 300 business leaders from around the state each year, will run from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. in Lumpkin Auditorium on the eighth floor of the Moore School. Registration is $60 and includes a networking hour from noon – 1 p.m. with heavy hors d'oeuvres. The conference will begin at 1 p.m.
Moore School research economists Dr. Doug Woodward and Dr. Joey Von Nessen will give the economic forecasts for the state and nation from 1 – 2 p.m. Rounding out the afternoon will be a keynote address, titled "Job Creation and the Great Recession," by Dr. Zoltan Acs, a leading scholar on job creation and the current chief economist at the Small Business Administration, and a panel of experts who will discuss job creation in South Carolina. Acs is University Professor and director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Public Policy at George Mason University.
Advance registration is required and can be done online at http://moore.sc.edu by clicking on "events." The deadline for registration is Wednesday, Nov. 24, and questions should be directed to Tina Poindexter at 803-777-7311 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. – Gettysburg survived a furious late-game rally from SUNY Cortland and the third-ranked Bullets and held on to beat the No. 1-ranked Red Dragons 7-5 Saturday afternoon at John J. Burns Park on Long Island to win the Supervisor's Trophy, presented by Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto.
Gettysburg (4-0), which allowed just one first-half goal, is now 3-0 in its last three games against No. 1-ranked teams after beating Salisbury University 11-10 last year and Stevenson University 12-7 in last season's NCAA Division III semifinals.
The game was a rematch of last year's NCAA Division III national championship game, which Cortland won 9-7. It was also the second year in a row that the two teams met on Long Island, where the Red Dragons prevailed 14-8 last season.
Senior Joe Brody (Bethesda, Md./Walter Johnson) led the Bullets with two goals and one assist while junior Danno Lynch (Medfield, Mass./Avon Old Farms [Conn.]) added two goals. Junior Andrew Ryan (Palm Beach, Fla./Westminster School) contributed a goal and an assist off the bench.
Sophomore goalie John LeClerc (Acton, Mass./Tilton School [N.H.]) made a season-high nine saves for the Bullets.
With his second goal, Brody broke into Gettysburg's career top-10 goals list. He now has 116 goals, tying him with Earl Knight '88 and Jake Von Nostrand '04.
Cortland (1-1) was led by Phil Hayes, who scored a pair of goals, and Chris DeLuca, who handed out a pair of assists. Mike Kaminski also stopped nine shots for the Red Dragons.
Leading 7-3 with less than three minutes left, the Bullets were whistled for a pair of penalties 20 seconds apart. Cortland cashed in on the two-man advantage, as Brian Krol scored with 2:02 remaining. After a Gettysburg turnover, Mike Tota sent home a shot as he fell to the ground, cutting the deficit to 7-5.
The Dragons won the ensuing face-off, but LeClerc stopped a DeLuca shot with 1:12 left. After another Bullet turnover, Cortland attempted two more shots, but DeLuca's blast with 36 seconds left sailed well high and LeClerc came up with his final save with 25 ticks showing. Gettysburg successfully cleared it to run out the remainder of the clock.
The Bullets struck early, with Brody scoring off a Gettysburg clear 1:15 into the game. Cortland tied it up just eight seconds later, as Tom Burke picked up a ground ball and fed it to Jay DiStefano, who made it a 1-1 game.
Gettysburg opened up some breathing room by scoring the next three goals spanning into the third quarter. First, Lynch took a baseline pass from senior Kyle McGrath (Randolph, N.J./Randolph) and rifled a shot into the upper-right corner with 12:38 left in the second quarter, putting the Bullets in front for good. Sophomore Pat Sartory (Ellicott City, Md./McDonogh School) one-timed a pass from Brody with 6:32 left to make it a 3-1 game at the half.
Junior Chris Cahill (Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Academy) pushed the lead to 4-1 with 12:59 to go in the third quarter, draining a runner from the right side. Cortland cut it to 4-2 just 48 seconds later, but Brody restored Gettysburg's three-goal lead when he converted a man-up goal on an assist from Ryan with 6:21 left in the period.
The Red Dragons pulled to with 5-3 after Hayes scored again 54 seconds before the end of the quarter.
Lynch posted his second goal of the day at the 9:56 mark of the fourth quarter before Ryan capped the scoring for the Bullets 43 seconds later.
Gettysburg out-shot Cortland 36-28 and won 10-of-16 face-offs.
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Telling you too much about Shane Carruth's surreal science-fiction trip would be unfair, not to mention quite difficult because so much is packed into it. The main story focuses on Kris (Amy Seimetz), who has to rebuild her life from scratch after an encounter with an unusual kind of identity thief (Thiago Martins) who uses mind-controlling grubs. Kris meets, in what seems like pre-destined romance, Jeff (played by Carruth), a hotel accountant who similarly had to start over in life. What they have to do with a pen full of pigs, and with a mysterious man (Andrew Sensenig) who tends to the pigs and collects audio samples, is something I'll leave for you to discover. Know that Carruth a one-man band who wrote, directed, produced, co-edited, photographed and wrote music for the film creates an evocative movie, lyrical in its composition and pacing, that will have you thinking long after its over.
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"Upstream Color" screens again: Wednesday, noon, Sundance screening room, Sundance resort; Thursday, 2:30 p.m., Prospector Square Theatre, Park City; Friday, 6 p.m., Tower Theatre; Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Library Center Theatre, Park City.


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by Marcelle Pick, OB/GYN NP
Over many years we have found that preventing or reversing inflammation is all about listening to your body. From that listening you can begin to learn first-hand what increases or reduces your body's inflammatory response. You can cool your body's inflammatory response and keep it healthier over time by taking one step at a time, at a pace that feels right for you. This is the approach we have found to be most effective and sustainable over the long term.
You have many options for reducing inflammation. Many of the suggestions we recommend can be implemented on your own. But if you have chronic inflammation, or moderate to severe symptoms of inflammation, we encourage you to work with an integrative healthcare or functional medicine provider to devise a plan that suits your unique needs.
The anti-inflammatory diet
You may want to investigate the comprehensive anti-inflammation diet outlined in my book, The Core Balance Diet. But here are three ways to deliberately counter inflammation in your diet today:
Eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and wild seafood. Add generous portions of deeply-pigmented vegetables to every meal and snack for their fiber and natural anti-inflammatory compounds. Many herbs and foods such as turmeric, oregano, garlic, green tea, blueberries, and ginger contain bioflavonoids and polyphenols that limit free-radical production in the body.
As for fish, while its health benefits were once beyond compare, many species today contain astronomically high levels of mercury, PCB's, and other toxins. With that unfortunate reality, we suggest you significantly limit or avoid Atlantic varieties, and eat only wild Pacific or Alaskan salmon (unless organically farm-raised). Because toxins magnify as you go up the food chain, smaller species such as sardines, anchovies, and shellfish are still good choices. For more information, check out EWG's Consumer Guide to Seafood.
Add essential fatty acids (EFA's) to your diet, such as the one formulated by Women to Women. Because omega–3 fatty acids are in shortest supply in our modern diet, we recommend you take an omega–3 supplement daily to rebalance your diet. This is one of the simplest, safest, yet most effective steps you can take to quell chronic inflammation in your body. In our practice we have found fish oil EFA supplements to be most helpful, but if you are a vegetarian, algal sources can be used with good result. Just be sure your EFA supplement has been tested and proven free of mercury and other heavy metals — otherwise it might do you more harm than good. Click here to find out more about Women to Women's EPA/DHA Fish Oil Support Formula.
We also encourage you to include a small handful of nuts and seeds in your diet daily, especially walnuts and freshly ground flaxseed, which are good sources of omega–3s. Some practitioners also recommend adding an omega–6 supplement called gamma linolenic acid (GLA) if you have rheumatoid arthritis. For cooking purposes our oil of choice is grapeseed oil, and for dressings it's olive oil, which is high in oleic acid, an omega–9 with anti-inflammatory polyphenols. You can even have the ratio of EFA's in your blood measured with an EFA profile that evaluates omega–3 levels versus omega–6s versus omega–9s. Remember, when it comes to essential fats, it's all about balance — read our articles about about fat and cholesterol, the benefits of omega-3's, and the differences between omega-3's, 6's and 9's for detailed info.
Eliminate certain foods and additives from your diet. I know how hard it can be to say no to the many foods that turn the body's inflammatory dial up high. Number-one on the list of offenders would be trans fats — hydrogenated oils. Next would be the sugars, refined carbohydrates, and gluten-containing foods that women often crave when their systems are off-balance. These and many other additives and preservatives are well hidden in processed convenience foods, making them very difficult to avoid.
You will also need to steer clear of known allergens, and be aware of increasing food sensitivities as well. Gluten, eggs, dairy, soy and nuts are some of the most common dietary irritants. To help you identify sensitivities that could be causing you problems, follow an elimination diet, avoiding a substance for two weeks, then reintroducing it for a day or two. Yes, it can be tough at first to make changes like this, but the payoff is huge — it can make a tremendous difference in how you feel in a surprisingly short period of time. Tipping the balance — away from pro-inflammatory, toward anti-inflammatory — can take place almost overnight for some women.


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Pixar Animator Visits Cogswell on October 19
Michal Makarewicz, Directing Animator at Pixar Studios and Instructor at Animation Collaborative, will provide an hour-long animation demo at Cogswell. Whether you are new to animation or more experienced, Michal offers tips and techniques for developing your animation project. The presentation is in partnership with Animation Collaborative - an organization that offers workshops throughout the year on various animation industry specialties.
Date: October 19, 2012
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00PM
Place: Cogswell College, Dragon's Den
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Michal joined Pixar Animation Studios in early 2003, where has been an animator on The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, Wall-E, Up (Supervising Animator on the Up DVD short: Dug's Special Mission), Toy Story 3, and a Directing Animator on Cars 2. In 2008, he was awarded an Annie for "Outstanding Charcter Animation in a Feature Production" by the International Animated Film Society for his work on Ratatouille. In addition to his work at Pixar, Michal has been teaching animation since 2005. He has contributed lectures as well as taught classes at the online school, Animation Mentor, and instructed classes at California College of the Arts and the Academy of Art University.
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Grgich Hills Cabernet Sauvignon (375ML half-bottle) 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
We fermented the grapes using only yeasts that naturally occur on the grapes and allowed the wine to gain flavors and color from extended skin contact. Each lot is aged separately for several months, and then blended to create a wine that is more complex than the individual parts. After blending, the wine spent another year and half in barrel to completely harmonize before bottling. This is an elegant wine with aromas of black cherries and licorice and a long finish. Full bodied with smooth tannins, it's the perfect partner with filet mignon, grilled steak or lamb chops.
Critical Acclaim
Connoisseurs' Guide - "6% Petit Verdot; 3% Merlot; 1% Cabernet Franc. If a little stiff and reluctant on first taste, this nervy, tightly wound youngster slowly unfolds and reveals suggestions of well-ripened cherries, raspberries and no small measure of sweet oak. It is a long way from being pretty and polished at the moment, and its evident tannin signals a marked need for patience, but given the winery's track record of making ageworthy wines, it is one to lay away in complete confidence."
Grgich Hills Cellar Winery
Mike Grgich first gained international recognition at the celebrated "Paris Tasting" of 1976 in which a panel of eminent French judges swirled, sniffed, and sipped an array of the fabled white Burgundies of France and a small sampling of upstart Chardonnays from the Napa Valley. When the results where in, the French judges were shocked: they had chosen Mike's 1973 Montelena Chardonnay as the finest white wine in the world. Mon Dieu! The results stunned the international wine establishment and immediately earned Mike Grgich a reputation as one of the greatest winemakers in the world.
Today, in Grgich Hills' 30th year, they remain committed to creating richly flavored, distinctive wines from certified organic Napa Valley vineyards that are farmed biodynamically. By all accounts they have succeeded. The new release of Cabernet Sauvignon just received a whopping 94 rating from Wine & Spirits and the Wine News awarded "Chardonnay of the Year" honors to their 2004 vintage. These world renowned Estate grown wines from prime Napa Valley vineyards are unique, delicious, and allocated. View all Grgich Hills Cellar Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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nice classic napa cab. subdued. mellow. balance of fruit and tannin. long finish. definitely improves after sitting for an hour. good value. i tried the half bottle. pricing from wine.com was competitive with other resellers,
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