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By Lesli Nolen
Published November 2013
I have once again called on my Facebook family to help me with my column. In keeping with the spirit of Thanksgiving, I wanted to know what their biggest blessing has been in 2013. I asked them, what has God done in their life? Here is what they said:
Todd Harrell—He (God) keeps me going day after day after day. We can always and forever thank God for giving His sons life for us.
Sandy Stockton Adcock—So many blessings; new marriage, new career, healthy kids, healthy pets and so many good friends that make my life wonderful.
Charity Wise—My son, Braxton.
Chelsie Schmidt—New house and better job.
Tara Hohensee Ellisor—My baby boy Kade.
Ginger Robertson—This has certainly been a year of trials; however I am blessed daily with a loving family and friends. The blessing that means more to me is learning and studying the word of God. Discovering the love that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit blesses me with every day. Learning the true meaning of love and how that love feels and how to pass it on to others. The grace and mercy given to me daily is an all consuming love that blesses me and helps me through any trials.
Paula Sims—My reunion group.
Kassie Mickey Beshires—Family- Job- Rain- Good cattle.
Sally J. Oglesby—It has been a great year. Our Father has chosen to bring much needed rain to the parched ranch lands and good jobs to feed our Texas families. Everyone and everything has a fresh new attitude. God is so good and I pray that 2014 continues the good fortune for all.
Amanda Abell—Cancer free! Thank you, Jesus!
Chelsea Donathan—The rain making green, green grass and fat happy cows and horses. My engagement and our upcoming wedding.
Charlie and Monty Evans—My husband came safely home from Afghanistan.
Jim West—My 39-year-old daughter had a baby girl on Valentine's Day. My wife survived a heart attack with no observable damage. God is good all the time.
Tammy Nabors Gilbert—Whitney finally came back home after a couple of years of prayer. She had a healthy beautiful baby boy. We are blessed to have her back in our lives and I am blessed to have a step-daughter that loves me!
Sandy Whittley—Survived five surgeries in 2012 and Breast Cancer Survivor in 2013- Thank you Lord!!
Holly Englert—Rain for our crops! I know my dad is thankful!
Robin Redinger Kalvoda—It has been such a blessing, this year especially to watch my two boys turning into young men. My oldest Ben is 20 years old and will graduate from college in December. He has taken on two jobs and school this semester. His jobs are in his field of study, and he is so passionate and happy doing what he loves. My youngest, Robbie, is 15 years old, and it is such a joy to watch him transforming into a responsible, mature, young man with such a beautiful heart for others.
Don Longoria—Thinking you are going to be a blessing when you take a foster child in your home, then realizing you are the one being blessed!
Amy Gibbs—We bought our first house!
I too have been blessed beyond measure this year and I have awakened to a new day every morning. I have a wonderful family and am surrounded by some very special friends. In the morning I will head out with about 30 other women to attend the Women of Faith Conference in San Antonio. I'm sure I will be even more blessed in the next 72 hours. Next weekend I will participate in the 5K Color Up run and I get to run with my sister. God is so alive and it is evident every day if we will just take a moment and recognize it. He is evident in each one of the blessings listed above. No matter how big or small they seem, God is still loving, caring, merciful and full of grace. His love endures forever.
My word for this holiday season is saturate. We have been blessed with rainfall lately and it reminded me as He saturates our land we are to saturate ourselves in the word of God. I want to absorb all that he has to give. I want to be filled with his word and his wisdom. I want to be a blessing to others.
This Thanksgiving season I encourage you to not only count your blessing, but to be a blessing too. Pray for that person in line in front of you at the checkout. Pray for the person that is scanning your groceries. Hold the door open for someone. Pay for the person's meal behind you in the drive thru. Smile, compliment someone and show love the way God has shown love to you.
1 Thessalonians 5:16 —"Be joyful always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."


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On the sun-kissed cool and breezy afternoon of March 1, the sons of FMU's first president Dr. Doug Smith unveiled an 6-foot-2 inch bronze sculpture of the man who launched the trajectory of it's 43 years of history.
Shortly before the unveiling of the statue, located in the rear of Stokes Administration Building, FMU President Dr. Fred Carter welcomed the large crowd assembled for the event.
"Many presidents will serve this university over the course of our history, but Doug Smith was the founding president. And what a terrific job he did with the first faculty, the curriculum, and the buildings," said Carter. "We are all profoundly grateful for his contributions and this is our way of saying thanks for the legacy that he has provided us."
Carved by Florence sculptor Alex Palkovich, the statue stands in the center of the rotunda at the rear of the building as a signpost for all who walk the campus.
"I appreciate the very successful efforts of all who were betting on Alex in this artistic endeavor. I know that some unwavering force had to be involved along the way," said Smith. "I know that Fred Carter has a sense of history as he continues the dream for this institution."
Just as momentous as the statue itself is the site chosen to display it, said Smith. He found the back of the administration building most fitting because it was there some 43 years ago that he met with prospective students to give the vision for his tenure.
"As I described, as best I could, the curriculum that would be offered and the building program that we would initiate. I would occasionally point there to the south to the acres that would become our new campus," said Smith. "On that day, we imagined fine new buildings, playing fields, streets and sidewalks...dreaming. But today we can see they've become reality."
In October 1969, Dr. Smith was chosen as the first president. A life-long educator, he had been a faculty member and administrator at Winthrop, and was serving as president of Salisbury State College in Maryland.
Dr. Smith's team developed a master plan, which guided the campus development, resulting in the beautiful campus and landscaping enjoyed today. As the central component of an academic campus, the first new building constructed was the James A. Rogers Library in 1971 quickly followed by the Robert E. McNair Science building in 1972. By the end of 1974, the Walter Douglas Smith College (University) Center opened along with Founders Hall, and in 1977 both the John K. Cauthen Educational Media Center and the James E. Dooley Planetarium were completed.
FMU (C) received its full accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in December 1972, a critical achievement for colleges.

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When is the best time to give mashed fruits to baby?
My son is now 4 months old. I want to know if when is the best time to introduce mashed fruits to him. Is it fine to give him as early as 4 months?
22nd December 2012 07:26 AM #2
The World Health Organisation's current advice is to start offering babies food at 6 months of age. Unless there is a specific reason that your health care professional gives you, it is best for your baby to have only milk for the first 6 months of life.
Have you read Baby Led Weaning? This is a different approach to weaning a baby that focusses on the fun aspect of food and babies learning to enjoy food as they develop. I can recommend this method - once your baby is 6 months old you start offering them a wide variety of healthy solid food (avocado, broccoli, tomatoes, bread, strawberries, steamed chicken etc). There is no need for purees just handy chunks your baby can learn to chew on.
If you would prefer to give your baby mashed foods/purees then it is still best to wait until 6 months of age.
Best wishes,
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Hi LJ,
Thank you so much. I'll just wait for my baby when he is 6 months to give solid food. Thanks a lot.


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What happened to them?
JOHN ADAMS served as ambassador to England at the time of
the Constitutional Convention, was elected Vice President in the
Washington administration and became the second President of the
United States in 1797.
SAMUEL ADAMS retired from Congress in 1781, served as a Massachusetts
state senator and also governor after the death of John Hancock.
ETHAN ALLEN was imprisoned for two years in Canada and in
Britain. After he was released he settled on 1400 acres of farmland
where he pushed for Vermont statehood.
BENEDICT ARNOLD went to London in 1781 and lived with his
wife and son for another 20 years, despised by Americans and ignored
by Englishmen.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN is considered by many historians to be
the greatest diplomat in American history. This statesman, scientist,
inventor and writer lived to be 84 years old.
NATHANIEL GREENE faced deep personal debt after paying for
clothiers to outfit his Southern troops during the war. He died
at the young age of 44.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON's arrogant personality created enmity,
and he was fatally wounded during a duel with rival Aaron Burr in
JOHN HANCOCK found himself distanced from his former revolutionary
colleagues and returned to Massachusetts, where he served as Governor
on and off for eleven years.
PATRICK HENRY served as Governor of Virginia and "smelled
a rat" regarding the Constitution. He favored a plan that gave
more power to the states, and in consequence, led the drive for
a Bill of Rights.
THOMAS JEFFERSON replaced Ben Franklin as minister to France
in the court of King Louis XVI, was appointed Secretary of State
by President Washington, served as Vice President under John Adams,
and became the third President of the United States in 1801.
JOHN PAUL JONES was made a chevalier of France, visited the
U.S. for the last time in 1787 and served as a Russian rear admiral
before returning to Paris.
JAMES MADISON married a vivacious bombshell named Dolley
Paine Todd in 1794, served as Secretary of State under Thomas Jefferson
and became the fourth President of the United States in 1809.
FRANCIS MARION served in the South Carolina senate, was a
delegate to the South Carolina Constitutional Convention, and later
commanded Fort Johnson in Charleston Harbor.
JAMES MONROE served as a Congressman from Virginia, an ambassador
to France, and became the fifth President of the United States in
DANIEL MORGAN suffered from sciata and nearly died. He recovered
to entertain 19 grandchildren with colorful and graphic depictions
of the war.
THOMAS PAINE became too radical even for America and moved
to France where he was imprisoned for supporting the French Revolution.
He died impoverished.
PAUL REVERE headed a unit of the Massachusetts militia. After
the war he opened a foundry in Boston that provided copper sheeting
for the hull of the U.S.S. Constitution. Revere outlived 10 of his
16 children.
GEORGE WASHINGTON became "The Father of Our Country,"
a man more admired and respected in his lifetime than any subsequent
figure in American history. The nation and the world mourned when
he died in 1799.
The French:
KING LOUIS XVI of France was sent to the guillotine during
the French Revolution of 1789 - the same year that America celebrated
the inauguration of its first president.
THE MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE helped to begin the French Revolution,
but was later exiled during the reign of military dictator Napolean
Bonaparte. After touring America in 1824 he returned to France with
a crate of U.S. soil for his burial plot.
The English:
KING GEORGE III considered abdicating his throne after the
defeat at Yorktown, and suffered from bouts of insanity. England
fought on to protect the British empire against the French, Spanish
and Dutch.
SIR HENRY CLINTON became the scapegoat for the loss of America.
He divided his time between his legitimate family and his American
mistress whom he had met in Boston in 1775.
LORD CORNWALLIS was cleared of all blame after the surrender
at Yorktown and was appointed Governor-General of India.
BANASTRE TARLETON returned to England as a hero where he
gambled, drank and wenched for many years. He was eventually knighted.


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Innovative Financing for Acquiring Federal Real Estate and Scoring Issues
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee:
This is the third in a series of hearings relating to our revenue estimates for the Federal Buildings Fund. I am pleased to appear before you today to continue our discussions of the ways in which we are continuing to improve our revenue management.
As Commissioner, I am most concerned with the accuracy, reliability, and timeliness of our data. As I have testified previously, PBS has invested in a new information system -- STAR -- that will enable us to manage, track, and access data relating to the real property inventory in a responsible manner. STAR is an adaptation of a system which AT&T uses to manage its real estate portfolio.
To ensure that our transition to STAR is efficient, we have asked the GSA Inspector General to audit our inventory data. This audit will consist of a detailed examination of all basic information on a statistically significant sample of the GSA inventory. The buildings will be physically measured, and this actual square footage will be checked against data in the existing information system for the building including the square footage used to determine lease payments and the square footage used to bill the tenant customer. The inventory verification audit will also include such other things as rental rates, space classification, and assignments. If the initial results of the Inspector General's review indicate the need, then we intend to expand the inventory verification to additional buildings using outside resources until we are satisfied that the data base is accurate.
As I have stated on previous occasions, our data systems are outmoded and as a consequence, much of our data retrieval and verification currently is a cumbersome and unwieldy process. It is critically important that as we transition to our new system, we have confidence in the base data. The inventory verification will provide us that confidence.
In addition to taking steps to ensure that our data are accurate and reliable, we are improving the way in which we evaluate the data. For example, over the past several months, we have put into place interdisciplinary, agency wide teams charged with examining such things as the rent forecasting system, the effect of downsizing, and strategic finance. We will look to the recommendations of these teams for long term improvements to our systems.
I have a weekly financial management meeting with the senior managers of PBS as well as GSA's Chief Financial Officer and Budget Director. Through PBS' new Chief Financial Officer's organization, we are conducting intensive quarterly reviews of monthly income and expense data from the regions, tracking our billing and collection systems continuously and are monitoring data on a monthly basis in order to identify trends quickly. Thus far in the current fiscal year, we are experiencing normal month to month fluctuations in our revenue. Our projections for the current fiscal year remain within reasonable tolerances.
Managing the Federal Buildings Fund to accomplish what Congress intended when it established the Fund in 1972 is not an easy task. The fact that our revenues for Fiscal Years 1996 and 1997 were significantly less than we had projected, while certainly unfortunate, has nevertheless been the catalyst for an in depth review of the Federal Buildings Fund and how we manage it in light of demands and fiscal constraints unforeseen in 1972. The improvements which we must make will not happen overnight. However, in conclusion, Mr. Chairman, I am confident that we are taking the right steps to improve the reliability of our revenue projections and our overall management of the Federal Buildings Fund.


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'But Miller later left the game with a bloody nose after Marek Zidlicky's big shot from the point. The puck caromed off Miller's mask and as he fell to the ice, the rebound went directly to Jan Hlavac, who scored into the empty net.'
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Honeywell Unveils Lynx Touch 5200 and 7000 Security/Home Automation Panels
Honeywell's new Lynx Touch 5200 and 7000 self-contained security/home automation systems offer Z-Wave, Wi-Fi, 4G technology and features video streaming, flash updates and more.
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Honeywell is packing more smarts into its Lynx Touch line of self-contained security and home automation panels.
At ISC West 2014 earlier this month, the company showcased the new Lynx Touch 5200 and 7000 systems that build on the existing L5100, adding more touchscreen real estate, support for streaming video, a card slot for video recording, a richer user interface, flash upgradeability and more goodies, not to mention Z-Wave, Wi-Fi and 4G radios.
"It's like a Tuxedo on a Lynx!" marvels Ralph Maniscalco, Honeywell marketing communications director.
Tuxedo is Honeywell's Wi-Fi touchscreen that adds home control to traditional Vista security panels.
Maniscalco is careful to point out that the features discussed at ISC are not yet final, so the ultimate product might end up a little different when it ships late spring.
The new L7000 sports a 7-inch screen – in a surprisingly slender form factor – that offers plenty of space to display up to four cameras in quad- or individual views. An SD Card slot on the unit can be used to store images captured upon user-definable events, say, when the system is disarmed.
"We always had a slot," says Maniscalco. "Now we have the firmware for it."
Speaking of firmware … no more truck rolls are required for updates, which can be done remotely via flash.
Honeywell is launching a new user interface for the panels, with more features and a streamlined look across all screens – be they mobile devices, computers or the on-board touchscreens
A particularly useful new feature is that Honeywell's Total Connect integration platform has been "optimized to work on the iPad," says Maniscalco. "Everything you can do with a PC you can do with an iPad."
Previously, many of the configuration tools were relegated to the computer versions of the software. Now dealers and users alike need not be tethered to a laptop when they set up a system.
Honeywell has added a few more features in its software. For example, enhanced garage-door functionality enables control of up to four garage doors and lets users arm the system when the door is open, helping to avoid false alarms. (Requires Honeywell's 5877GDPK, consisting of the 5877 Relay Receiver and Z-Wave Strobe/Sounder).
Little things like sunrise/sunset support have been added, helping customers create a more randomized lived-in look via Z-Wave.
The Lynx Touch 5200 is similar to the big brother, but with a smaller 4.7-inch screen and support for only one camera.
A 4G GSM radio option is available for use as back-up or for primary service.
More Treats from Honeywell
Also at ISC, Honeywell showed a more-cooked version of its voice-control option, as well as the Vista Automation Module (VAM) that we previewed last year. The VAM (formerly called TAM) gives you everything the Tuxedo gives you … without the touchscreen and the price.
New for the show was the 5800C2W wireless converter, perfect for taking over accounts, and keeping existing customers. The device converts any panel's wired sensors to Honeywell's 5800 Series wireless technology. Up to nine hardwired zones be converted, eliminated the need for multiple transmitters. The C2W supports up to nine hardwired zones, but multiple units can be stacked for bigger systems.
One-button calibration automatically detects EOL resister value.
"Just push one button and it tells you if EOL is there or not there," Maniscalco notes.
A power supply is included, allowing installers to power up wired PIRs right out of the box.
Here's a couple of useful devices: vehicle and asset trackers that plug into an on-board diagnostics (OBD) port so you can keep track of your kids, employees, spouses and expensive toys. The information is available through the same Total Connect interface cloud-based service.
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Washington • A U.S. Special Forces soldier from Utah told a congressional committee Wednesday that security at American buildings in Libya remained weak even after attacks on a British diplomat and the U.S. embassy there.
Utah Army National Guard Lt. Col. Andrew Wood, who served in Libya for most of this year, also said he was coming forward to testify about the security concerns despite concerns about repercussions for doing so.
"The killing of a U.S. ambassador is a rare and extraordinary thing and requires our attention as a people," Wood told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which is investigating the Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans.
"As a citizen," Wood said, "I made the determination that this outweighs all other interests and will risk whatever circumstances may result from my testimony."
The Army Green Beret said security at the Benghazi consulate where the Americans were bombed was a struggle during his time in the country and remained so after he left in August.
"The situation remained uncertain, and reports from some Libyans indicated it was getting worse," Wood said. "Diplomatic security remained weak" and the manager of security in the region never received the additional security forces he asked for.
Wood testified at the behest of Republicans on the committee who are charging that President Barack Obama's administration didn't do enough to shore up security shortcomings at U.S. missions in the region during a time of violence and that led to the death of Stevens and others.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican who chairs the Oversight subcommittee on foreign operations and who visited Libya during the weekend, charged that increased security at U.S. facilities in the region would have prevented the American deaths.
"I believe personally with more assets … we could have and should have saved Ambassador Stevens' life," Chaffetz said.
But Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the top Democrat on the committee, said Republicans needed to hold their accusations until all facts are known.
"We need to carefully, very carefully investigate allegations that have been made in the last week, and we need to run them to the ground before we draw conclusions," Cummings said. "We shouldn't draw conclusions and then look for the facts."
Eric Allan Nordstrom, who was the regional security officer in Libya's capital city through July, had told outlets that U.S. security was low in the country but noted in the hearing Wednesday that more forces may not have changed anything.
"The ferocity and intensity of the attack was nothing that we had seen in Libya or that I had seen in my time in the Diplomatic Security Service," Nordstrom said. "Having an extra foot of wall or an extra half-dozen guards or agents would not have enabled us to respond to that kind of assault."
Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy, responding to the committee for the State Department, disputed the Republican point that the Obama administration had voiced facts about the attack that differed from State Department officials. As more information was known, Kennedy said, they were revealed and the story made more accurate.
"Diplomacy, by its very nature, often must be practiced in dangerous places," Kennedy testified, noting that there are 275 diplomatic posts in 170 countries, more of a reach than any other U.S. agency. "We do this because we have learned again and again that when America is absent especially from the dangerous places there are consequences: extremism takes root, our interests suffer and our national security is threatened."
Kennedy added that no one wants to investigate the deaths more than the administration and the department.
"And nobody will us hold us more accountable than we hold ourselves," he said.


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Trending Now: Carmelo Anthony meeting with Lakers
Free agent forward Carmelo Anthony will visit with the Lakers today. ESPN reports Kobe Bryant cut his vacation short to come back to LA to attend the meeting. Anthony is also expected to meet with the Knicks today.
World War II hero, and former Olympic and USC runner Louis Zamperini died at the age of 97. Zamperini, who had pneumonia, was also the subject of the book, "Unbroken."
Former Missouri WR Dorial Green-Beckham will play at Oklahoma. Green-Beckham was kicked off the Missouri team and, under NCAA rules, will have to sit out the 2014 season.
FOXSports: Ken Rosenthal has confirmed Kim Ng will interview with the Padres for their GM vacancy. If hired, Ng would be the 1st female GM in Major League Baseball.
#6 Petra Kvitova will face #13 Eugenie Bouchard in the Ladies final at Wimbledon on Saturday after winning they both won their semifinal matches today.
In Progress: Jonas Blixt has the lead at the Greenbrier at -6 after shooting a 1st round, 64, today.
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P!nk inks new multi-album deal with RCA Records
Because P!nk had a few lean years in America, many music fans don't realize just how successful she truly is on a global scale — but the truth about P!nk is that she may very well be the biggest pop star in the world today (or at least neck-and-neck with Taylor Swift for the title).
P!nk's been outselling the likes of Katy Perry and Beyonce in album sales for years now, her record-breaking tours now routinely gross over the $100 million mark, and her last three albums all yielded a No. 1 single on the Hot 100 — and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
RCA Records, just re-signed the 34-year-old for a new multi-album deal for an undisclosed amount of money (we're assuming it's something ridiculously huge).
RCA CEO Peter Edge stated, "We couldn't be more proud to have P!nk continue her relationship with RCA. She is a one-of-a kind artist who continues to raise the stakes of her own artistry with her inspiring songs and sky's the limit live performances. We look forward to an incredible future ahead."
RCA President and COO Tom Corson added, "P!nk is in a league all her own and we are thrilled she will continue to be a member of the RCA family. There is no question she has upped the ante on what it takes to remain on top of the global stage."
Considering that P!nk is one of those rare pop stars that's still getting bigger with every album even after fourteen years in the business, we can't wait to see what the future holds for her!
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Yeah im down but dont expect nothin' special. i write tick btw
Ima have it up by tomorow, whut you write? pie or pye?
I like that one.. I write ZOTEKOriginally posted by -Sinn-@Mar 31 2007, 08:35 PM
anybody wanna exchange just tell me wut u write and ill make it maybe even throw in a character
Mints this is for u my homie...
I wanna exchange some throws and whatnot! I write Faze.
PM me or AIM: lodgedinyoass
anyone wants to exchange, i need a simple throw like the cap style kinda , or something like that, i write noen
toys piss me the fuck off. when they spot jock
eckers exchangeOriginally posted by Ekers.Two.Two@Apr 1 2007, 08:51 AM
anyone wants to exchange, i need a simple throw like the cap style kinda , or something like that, i write noen
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i dont write anymore so fuck off
fromthegrave IS A SNITCH
For my man Mace/Ache.
Tired and fucked.. but here you go!
ttttt-toy unit!
exchange anyone?
im down for an exchange with somone
wat do u write
write aska
what do you write?
iight i write pear
ill have it up in a lil
sounds good, i am gunna eat ill probably do it while im eating
Anyone want to exchange I write Burst
Ill exchange with you, I write ayte.
Ras... ur old wall plan was much better, the one now is kind of slanted, and looked weird. And when you get older, you won't find the answers to the universe inside a fortune cookie. Only in the depths of hell where damned souls reside, and like once a wise man told me to keep it real. So I took his advice. But I am scared of that pink fuzzy stuff in walls. it talks to me at night, and some times comes out of the wall and eats my pancakes... then I went upstairs to eat them first but then a lamp post kicked me and I am all like I kick it back then it grabbed my shoe, so I ran off only to find a turtle on my bed, so the sky has stars and the prince rolled up the stars and that's how the moon was made. ur ish flows like a gentle breeze in the see of fish where whales and like jelly fish live.
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Located in historic Hawkins Hall, the Redcay Honors Center is part of SUNY Plattsburgh's historical campus, and is home to the college's honors program.
The Honors Center provides students with a pleasant and inviting environment in which to pursue their education.
Facilities at the center include a large and comfortable study/lounge area (complete with fireplace), a small kitchenette, two specially designed and furnished seminar rooms, and a well equipped computer lab.
In fact, the entire Honors Center is wireless-enabled for easy and unlimited Internet connection and administrative offices.
Currently about 375 students are enrolled in the Honors Program and come from nearly every academic major at the college.
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Post subject: Understanding the Tampa 2 Scheme/Cover 2 Play Concept
A lot is made of the defense known as the 'Cover 2' or 'Tampa 2' scheme, and with the Cowboys recently hiring the grandfather of the Tampa 2 scheme, I thought returning to the forums here to give a break down of the Xs and Os involved would be a welcomed treat.
First, one has to understand that the Tampa 2 is the schematic; Cover 2 is a play. Cover 2 is not a defensive type, but rather, a type of coverage in a called defensive play. Cover 2 itself is a term used to describe a defensive coverage utilizing 2 deep safeties. Tampa 2, however, is the nickname given to Kiffin's style of Cover 2 playcalling that relies heavily upon the middle linebacker covering the main gap in a cover 2 oriented playcall.
Secondly, a breakdown of specific zones needs to be understood before the actual concept of the cover 2 coverage, and tampa 2 defensive strategy, can be fully understood. While I do have a breakdown of coverages found in my Football FAQ (which can be found in the link in my signature), I'll give a brief run down here.
Hook zones
- A hook zone is shallow zone directly behind (around 5 yards off) the line of scrimmage that spans about 5 yards deeper. A hook zone is best used to prevent a pass play from being completed at the first down marker, and funnels all pass receivers to a tackler to be stopped prior to reaching the marker. Usually played by linebackers and corners, but in some zone-blitz plays a lineman can be seen dropping back into this coverage.
Flat zones
- A flat zone is named such for its design to stop running backs coming out of the flat with a pass catch, to shut down short throws, screens and flares from tight ends and running backs. The defender usually is up on the line of scrimmage in a flat zone, and is responsible for everything within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage, from the defensive end to the sideline. Almost always played only by corners and defensive ends.
Funnel zone
- A funnel zone is designed to funnel a pass completion to the inside of the field. A defender in funnel zone will usually stand guard at a designated spot on the field closer to the sideline, in an attempt to stop the play from heading out of bounds and prevent sideline completions that stop the clock.
Deep center zone
- A deep center zone is designed to allow a safety to remain deep and keep the entirety of the play in front of them to be the last line of defense in an eight-man box. The player will line up about 15 yards off the line, between the hash marks; but is responsible for everything sideline to sideline that is behind the first down marker. This is a very difficult zone to play, but a safety capable of this zone regularly allows for a defense to stack the box against the run without worry of deep passes.
Deep halves/triples/quarters
- A deep half, triple or quarter zone is when defenders, usually the secondary (safeties in the case of the deep halves) drop back deep, 12 to 18 yards off the line of scrimmage. Deep halves requires 2 defenders each watching one half of the deep field; deep triples/thirds requires 3 defenders each watching one-third of the deep field, and deep quarters requires 4 defenders each watching one-fourth (or one-quarter) of the deep field. Designed to prevent big plays, deep halves are used very frequently in the modern NFL. Deep thirds and quarters however, can be very risky as the coverage tends to give up large gains on shallow throws (Such as Ray Rice's 4th and forever conversion earlier this season, done against Deep quarters).
There are tons more zone types, but these are the main zones you'll see used. Others are more complex and require more detail than anyone will want to read about right now. So let's move on.
The next concept to understand, are the basic premises that a cover 2 playcall, and hence the Tampa 2 defense, are designed to make use of.
1. Zone heavy coverage, but man-to-man still a big role - Understand first, that zone coverage is when a defender guards a spot on the field, rather than running stride and stride with a specific receiver as is the case in man-to-man. Now while the basic talk of cover 2/tampa 2 is that you only use zone coverages, this is a misconception.
Man coverage is still deployed regularly, and in various ways. Suppose you have a guy like megatron at receiver - you don't let him run free in the secondary picking a whole in the zone coverages and waving for the throw. Instead, you play your zone coverages, but assign a specific corner to shadow that receiver in man coverage even as he runs through the various zones. Or, a playcaller can mix up the coverages, assigning full on man coverage across the board - but keep the safeties back in deep halves, and drop a linebacker into a hook zone to secure against slants and crossing patterns that are known to wreak havoc against man coverages. Or put all of the 'ahead of the marker' players in various zones, and bring the safeties into the box and assign them to man coverages on tight ends, running backs, or when against wildcat/option QBs, assign them to spy/man coverage the quarterback.
2. Aggressive secondary play - In the Cover 2 play concept, cornerbacks are usually only responsible for a very small amount of field, sharing coverage duties on areas of the field rather than a specific man allowing them to remain closer to the line of scrimmage. This, in turn, allows for physical bump and run at the line, jamming the receiver and attempting to not only break their timing of the route, but to force the receiver to the sideline (or inside, depending on the play call and play design, based on the situation).
3. bending, not breaking - Any zone heavy scheme has their eyes set on one goal and one goal only: Allow the short plays, prevent anything serious, and cause drives to take much longer. Every extra pass attempt is another chance for a turn over with zone heavy schemes, and preventing anything big shuts down the potential of big play offenses to make the big plays they thrive off of.
Now, the idea of course, is to prevent ANY completions - but the zone coverages often allow for a receiver to find a decent enough gap in the coverage and call for the ball. A good quarterback can carve up the zone if the defenders cannot close the gaps in the coverage quickly; so completions will always result. A stat line from a good quarterback against a solid zone heavy defense may read something like 36 of 44, for 210 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT - note that there is a fairly high completion percentage, but low yardage, one score, but also one pick (possibly for six?). The idea is to give up as little as possible, and make the offense stay out there longer, passing more often, and forcing the ball into gaps that, at any time, can close far faster than expected - which results in turnovers.
4. Don't forget the defensive line; cause interceptions, not sacks - The secondary in a cover 2 play style can often take most of the media attention, as they generate the picks and big hits that zone coverages are designed to maximize the potential for. But, as with any defensive concept, the defensive line plays a huge part in making everything else work.
A quarterback, given enough time against zone coverages, can easily identify the gaps between defenders (who, unlike in Madden video games, do not instantly close the distance - because they are actual people, not video game icons). And receivers can, too. A good Qb and Wr duo can shred a zone coverage every play if the defensive line isn't generating pressure.
The idea in a zone heavy scheme, unline a man heavy or blitzing scheme, is not to hit the quarterback. But rather, to rush the passer's ability to scan a defense and find the holes in the coverage. If he cannot identify the holes, or even the zones, due to having too little time to do so, turnovers result. Zone coverage heavy defenses live on these turnovers. While a sack is great, a QB can get up and complete a 2nd and 16 for a TD for all you know; an interception, however, gets their QB off the field and your quarterback on the field.
5. The base 43 or 34 front still works fine in a cover 2 playcall - Just ask Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, who have used the cover 2 oriented zone heavy defense throughout their careers with 3-4 front alignments. The reason the Cowboys will likely change their front is not because of a shift to a cover 2 based defense, but because Kiffin prefers a 4-3 front.
6. Blitz to plug the run, sacks are just a bonus - While the famous Zone-blitz heavy schemes in Pittsburgh use zones and blitzes together to generate pressure on the QB, the real meat and potatoes of blitzing in a zone coverage playcall is to attack a specific running lane to allow a defensive linemen to run a different assignment - perhaps you want to play your end in a flat zone to watch the screen without giving up a big gain on an offtackle run? Simply bring a linebacker down into a blitz and let your end seal that flat.
Do note, however, that technically this would NOT be a blitz; 4 rushers is a typical defensive play, 5 or more is a blitz. Which makes the often used term 'zone blitz' actually be a misconception in terminology.
Now, utilizing what we know of zones and the basic concepts of a cover 2 defense, let's actually break down my personal favorite cover 2 playcall before moving on to understand how a Tampa 2 version of the same style differs.
My favorite cover 2 play call is often called a Sinker, but as I was taught the play in college, I knew it first as Quarter Hooks Center Weak Flat. Which is a basic explanation of the play in itself. A basic dime formation - 4 linemen, 1 linebacker, 4 corners, 2 safeties - with each corner in hook zones (hence the Quarter Hooks, each Corner watching 1/4 or one quarter of the field in front of the first down marker in hook zones), One safety back deep in Center field zone (hence the 'center' part of the playcall), and the other weak side safety (the free safety) coming down into a flat zone (hence the weak flat). The concept of this play is to shut down a team's run heavy side of a formation (which can be weak or strong, as determined by the offense) with a safety 'sinking' down into the box into that flat zone. While Corners watch the immediate passing area of the field in quarter-duty hook zones, and one safety back watching the deep area in a center field zone. The sole linebacker, automatically by playcall, i defaulted to man coverage on inside receivers, tight end, or a primary or secondary RB (depending on offensive formation).
However, there is a
difference in how this play would work in the inventively unique concept of the Tampa 2. It's major only in how radical the thinking was at the time the idea became popular and how successful the idea became on the field. It's not, however, a major change in coverage - merely in mentality.
In that same playcall I discussed above, the linebacker is automatically assigned to cover the 'left over' player of the formation, that all important 5th weapon of the offense. In the Tampa 2 concept of the same play, however, that linebacker is assigned to guard the gap between the hook zones, and the centerfield safety. Or, as an alternative, drop back into a deep half with the strong side safety who remained deep. This change allowed for the slants and ins and other intermediate range routes that once carved up zone defenses, to be eliminated/nearly eliminated.
That extra player devoting his time on field to watching the main gap in a specific zone coverage call modernized zone coverages to stop the onslaught of west coast offenses that were, in past turn, the product of offenses adjusting to the popularity of zone coverages.
Beyond this, the Tampa 2 style of a cover 2 playcall allows for a middle linebacker in a base 4-3 alignment to become a wildcard; you may recall Dat Nguyen under Mike Zimmer being one of the most underrated Middle Backer in the league when he played - this is heavily because Nguyen was often assigned to the Tampa 2 role of a linebacker, with other assignments thrown in to keep offenses guessing. Coupled with the 4-3 concept of filtering running plays to the middle linebacker, a middle backer in a Tampa 2 scheme can quickly become a star of the team.
You can also intensify the complexity of the Tampa 2 style cover 2 playcall by assigning varying "roll" assignments to specific zones. Rolling a coverage can be done to lean the zones outward to force plays to go inside; or this can be done to roll coverages over to the side of a dominant reciever; or this can be done simply to confuse a Quarterback. A quick example of each:
---You want to keep Megatron in check. So you roll the zones to his side, so that the defenders, while remaining in their zone, stand on the very edge of their zone - the edge closest to Megatron's side of the field.
---A minute left, the other team has no timeouts and is down by 4. You want to keep the play inbounds and keep the time ticking down. So you call for your zones to roll outward, where defenders remain in their zones but on the edges of the zone closest to the sideline, forcing passes to go to the middle of the field.
---You want to confuse a smart Quarterback who's been reading your zone assignments. So you call for a play that moves the strong side safety down into a hook zone to the side, while the cornerback on the strong side remains in a flat zone. The weak/free safety moves into a deep half zone where the strong safety was, while the weak side cornerback drops into a deep half zone where the free safety originally was. Almost gets confusing reading the typed words, imagine being a QB trying to read that as it plays out in the three or so seconds he gets to hold the ball before needing to throw it.
And, well, I suppose that is that. You should now be fully acquainted with the concepts and premises that compromise the new Dallas Cowboys defensive strategy.
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For preschoolers
12:30-1:15 Cubs: An Introduction to gymnastics with a focus on body positions, terminology, rules, and safety.
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2:10-2:55 Gym I (Co-ed) Pre-school invitational. Basic gymnastics skills, flexibility, and balance.
Recreational Gymnastics
For school age students
4:00-4:55 Gym I: (Novice) Basic gymnastics skills, flexibility, and balance
5:00-5:55 Boys Gym II: Technique, speed, and combination. Invitational.
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GF Health Products now offers replacement bulbs for a variety of the most popular diagnostic instruments including vaginal specula, otoscopes, ophthalmoscopes and laryngoscopes. The bulbs are packaged six to a box. GF Health Products is a major manufacturer and distributor of healthcare products for the homecare, long-term care, primary care, and acute care markets. Its products include medical/surgical products, diagnostics, patient room products, homecare and long-term care beds, respiratory products, manual and power wheelchairs, and specialty seating products.
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...what? I'm really not sure what you're saying. If the MD5 sum is not the same as what's on the downloads page, then download it again.
I had quite a surprise opening fine the BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip other a 64bit 12.04 Ubuntu and hitting a wall other my 32bit 12.04 Ubuntu laptop.
It displays "End of central directory signature not found" with unzip under linux, that it's only a part of a multipart archive other windows vista and 7 32bit, winrar and windows's extractor.
I checked the archive against it's md5 bca6d3862c661b615a374d7ef61252c5. It was not that.
More surprising when I came back to my 64bit desktop, loading the BTR3 32bit VM I installed file-roller which manages to see the files inside the zip but cannot unzip it o_O
Full error message :
Code:Archive: BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on the last disk(s) of this archive. note: BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip may be a plain executable, not an archive unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip or BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip.zip, and cannot find BT5R3-GNOME-32-VM.zip.ZIP, period.
...what? I'm really not sure what you're saying. If the MD5 sum is not the same as what's on the downloads page, then download it again.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but I'm certainly not about to spend a few hours trying something just to see what you mean. In saying that though, I checked the downloads page on this site, and the VMWare image is a .7z not a .zip... Could that be your problem?
The direct link sends a .7z file while the torrent gives a zip !
The files are the same only the extension differs...
I'm disapointed about File-roller not checking the mime type and surprised a 7z with lzma can be opened as a zip file o_O (under certain conditions)


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Second Annual Carolina Classic summer bonspiel, August 2009, hosted by the Triangle Curling Club
The Factory, home of the Carolina Classic
the Factory uses gears as a logo.
The arena where we curled inside the factory
Prep the ice before the first draw, from arena ice to first rock in 90 minutes - not too shabby
FL Ettlin skipping, Columbus skip is standing behind her.
Columbus skip, with D. Baxter on the next sheet
Columbus watching rocks
Discussion between shots, with Julie T (Chesapeake) taking pictures.
Columbus mugging for the camera.
Would you believe the t-line in the house is really the hog line?
The Factory won't let Triangle paint the houses, nor place them properly six feet in front of the hacks.
Yep, released before the hog (Tee) line.
The broom is on the tee line, you just can't see the invisible paint from this end.
Bob Pelletier (right) walked out to inspect the cooks preparing the Carolina bbq dinner.
Rich and Kiersten's future curler
Come on, somebody pick me up!
The warm room
Bruce Black (with beard) wonders where the rest of his rink is
Now we know
The other future Carolina curler


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From cuddling up in a cozy boutique hotel to taking in extraordinary waterfront views, Montréal is the perfect setting for a romantic getaway. Clean, safe and charming, this dynamic North American city with a certain European cachet boasts a wealth of attractions for couples, including fine restaurants, trendy boutiques, heritage architecture, museums, recreational pursuits and more.
Get out and explore
Ambling hand in hand through Montréal's many neighbourhoods is a great way to explore the city. Follow a Lovers' Lane itinerary or simply wander. Or rent a bike and roll through the streets, with or without a guide. Yours is a wintry tête-à-tête? No worries – ice skating or a moonlight snowshoe lend naturally to cozying up in front of a roaring fire!
Enjoy the moment
The city's excellent collection of spas – urban, trendy, holistic, and rural – and beauty centres offer a wide variety of rejuvenating experiences for couples. Or, soak up some culture inMontréal's many world-class museums thanks to the practical and inexpensive Montréal Museum Pass. Likewise, La Vitrine is your window to arts and entertainment, from performance listings to tickets to last-minute deals.
Wine & Dine
Montréal culinary scene abounds with deliciously intimate nooks and crannies, ideal to savour every moment of your time together. From five-star establishments featuring market-fresh local produce to quaint neighbourhood bistros whose comfort food can't be beat, you're sure to find your flavour. Or duck into tea rooms, pastry shops or public markets to find a taste of Montréal to bring home!
Montréal is a Sweet Deal
Take advantage of our Limited Time offers and our Sweet Deal on a short getaway and get one extra night at 50% off.


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I would like to wish our boxing coach Danny Mcintosh (13-1) good luck for this Sat in France - Paris. Danny is fighting for European Title against a guy called Henry Paul (28-1). Both fighters like to Bang so theres going to be fireworks.
WAR Danny - we will all be watching down the gym.
Stuart/Norwich Kickstop MMA Team.


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|Name: openhpi-daemon
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 2.14.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 5.1
|Build date: Sat Feb 19 07:23:35 2011
|Group: System/Monitoring
|Build host: build23
|Size: 468447
|Source RPM: openhpi-2.14.1-5.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openhpi/
|Summary: Implementation of SA Forum's Hardware Platform Interface (HPI)
OpenHPI is an open source project created with the intent of providing an implementation of the SA Forum's Hardware Platform Interface (HPI). HPI provides an abstracted interface to managing computer hardware, typically for chassis and rack based servers. HPI includes a resource modeling; access to and control over sensor, control, watchdog, and inventory data associated with resources; abstracted System Event Log interfaces; hardware events and alerts; and a managed hotswap interface. OpenHPI provides a modular mechanism for adding new hardware and device support easily. Many plugins exist in the OpenHPI source tree to provide access to various types of hardware. This includes, but is not limited to, IPMI based servers, Blade Center, and machines which export data via sysfs. For up-to-date status on these components, please check out the status page. Authors: -------- Tariq Shureih (Intel) - OpenHPI Maintainer David Ashley (IBM) - Developer Chris Chia (IBM) - Developer Sean Dague (IBM) - Developer, Webmaster Julie Fleischer (Intel) - Developer Kevin Gao (Intel) - Developer David Judkovics (IBM) - Developer Thomas Kanngieser (FCI) - Developer Rusty Lynch (Intel) - Developer Renier Morales (IBM) - Developer Peter Phan (IBM) - Developer Konrad Rzeszutek (IBM) - Developer Steve Sherman (IBM) - Developer Louis Zhuang (Intel) - Developer
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* Tue Sep 07 2010 email@example.com - Configure uses --disable-sysfs, so remove dependency on sysfsutils. * Wed May 19 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 2.14.1 * Fixes to the OpenHPI Daemon and base library. * Many bug fixes to the HPI Shell. * Fixes for building on Solaris. * Fixes to the HP c-Class, HP ProLiant, IPMI Direct, and SNMP Client plug-ins. * Numerous other bug fixes. - fix build with c++ (openhpi-ipmi_mc_vendor_cpp.patch) * Fri Sep 25 2009 email@example.com - update to version 2.14.0 + Content from development releases 2.13.0 through 2.13.3 + Many bug fixes to the HPI Shell. + Fixes for building on Mandrivia. + Numerous other bug fixes. all details on: http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.14.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.3 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.2 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.1 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.0 - disable Werror patch but keep it for now - added openhpi-2.x_array_out_of_bounds.patch (bnc#516203) * Tue Mar 10 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - buildrequire ncurses-devel as it links against it * Thu Sep 04 2008 email@example.com - update to version 2.12.0 + Rollup development releases 2.11.0 through 2.11.3. + Add documentation for new ilo2_ribcl and oa_soap plugins HP ProLiant plugin + Make use of common SSL code HP c-Class Plugin. + Various bug fixes. all details on: http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.12.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.3 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.2 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.1 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.10.2 - updated openhpi-2.10.x_no_Werror.patch new name: openhpi-2.12.0_no_Werror.patch - dropped patches which are included in the version update: openhpi-2.10.x_wd.patch openhpi-2.10.x_open_calls.patch openhpi-2.10.x_array_bounds.patch openhpi-2.10.x_parantheses.patch openhpi-2.10.x_init_script_dependency.patch * Wed May 07 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - Run autoreconf. * Mon Jan 28 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.10.1 - saHpiGetIdByEntityPath() now returns the InstrumentId - OpenIPMI plugin - storing the cause of a hotswap state change in the proper event byte - hpiel, and other clients, no longer abort (possibly with a core dump) when the daemon is not present, but exit gracefully. - The spec file no longer requires libsysfs < 2 as OpenHPI now builds against libsysfs 2 fine. - Fixed the gcc version check, which now works on gcc 4.2. - additional changes from 2.10.0 2.10 contains implementation and entry points for all new APIs added in the B.02.01 specification. Also, all APIs have been revised and updated according to minor return code changes and additions in B.02.01. Other featured highlights incude: Basic support for MicroTCA in IPMIDirect plugin (psangouard) Compilation problems on Solaris were reported and fixed (crinaldo). Added recognition of a much larger set of manufacturer ids. Eliminated the need for plugins to implement/export get_event. Sysfs plugin now builds against libsysfs 1.x and 2.x. FRU resource can now report resource type failed events in addition to hotswap (psangouard). - removed openhpi-2.8.1_gcc_detection.patch: included in 2.10.1 - added openhpi-2.10.x_open_calls.patch: fix one open call with O_CREAT without a mode, make all other open calls with O_CREAT use S_* macros instead of numbers - added openhpi-2.10.x_array_bounds.patch: fix array out of bounds warnings from gcc - added openhpi-2.10.x_init_script_dependency.patch: add lsb header to the init script - added openhpi-2.10.x_no_Werror.patch: remove Werror from the cflags as some IO calls dont use error handling and upstream wants to keep that as is. - added openhpi-2.10.x_parantheses.patch: fix a few warnings about using parantheses inside a complex boolean expression - added openhpi-2.10.x_wd.patch: fix warning about ignored type qualifiers * Thu Jan 24 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix open calls * Fri Oct 19 2007 email@example.com - added openhpi-2.8.1_gcc_detection.patch: fix detection of gcc version - build with no-strict-aliasing - remove unused libpcap from the buildrequires * Tue Jul 17 2007 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.8.1 o New Features: * Blade Center Plugin - 1588365 - Enhance isolation from event string changes - 1588020 - Add support for more BladeCenters - 1587534 - Support HS21 blade threshold event format * HPI Clients - 1585818 - New clients showing multiple plugins to same target * OpenHPI base library - 1572962 - Unblock events on discovery - 1532151 - Improve configuration by eliminating plugin lines o Fixed Bugs * Blade Center Plugin - 1590030 - Need to also init 'oh_event struct - add resource' for RSA - changes from 2.7.0 o New Features: * Blade Center Plugin - 1541402 - Re structure snmp_bc to use new oh_event definition * OpenHPI base library - 1533344 - Event/Resource processing enhancements * Simulator Plugin - 1533338 - Injector API without using linux queues - 1263998 - sim_sanityXXX uses the poison sprintf() util o Fixed Bugs * Build System - 1571708 - rtas plugin may not build. name clash with dependency - 1538808 - hpi_shell and simulator build problems after oh_event change * OpenHPI base library - 1570274 - saHpiResourceSeveritySet accepts ALL_SEVERITIES value - 1546787 - process_resource_event may run only once when sessions = 0 * Test Suites - 1572322 - simulator unit test 45 wrongly expecting events in queue - removed obsolete patches: openhpi-2.4.1_no-Werror.patch openhpi-2.4.1_sysfs2_buffer_overflow.patch openhpi-2.6.3_array_bounds.patch openhpi-2.6.3_doctype.patch openhpi-2.6.3.tar.bz2 - fixed and ignored a few rpmlint warnings
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December 23, 2003
Dear FOS11 Member:
In the past month FOS11 has sent you a few action alerts requesting your feedback about effective support groups and mental health outlets in your area. The response has been extremely positive, and the FOS11 New York office has been able to connect family members with resources they were unfamiliar with prior to the request.
Below, please view member feedback to the email, written in blue. Specific group support is listed as well as grief resources (One family member has written a book on grief to help children heal! – See below)
There are family members, however, who have written and are still looking for support in their area of the country. Please review the list and let us know of any additional resources you know in those areas. Email us directly at http://firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for your ongoing support.
FOS11 Family Members are still looking for additional support groups in:CaliforniaSan Francisco Bay Area
In response to the San Francisco family member, we received the following email from a FOS11 member: In addition to the dozen's of "Healing Your Life After the Loss of a Loved One" workshops and trainings (given at the WTC Family Recovery and Bereavement Center), and support groups we started in the NY area, our Families Helping Families Program has been facilitating free, monthly "9/11 Support Groups" for many families in California. We also have CD Rom tools (focused on Healing) for family members as well. Please visit http://jennadruck.org or call Ken Druck at 619-294-8000 for more information.
New YorkLong Island
SyracuseI lost my brother and his son aboard UA 175. Do you know of any support groups or services around Syracuse?
DelawareFor family members in Delaware, please consider the following email response from a FOS11 member: There are five of us that meet at each others' houses about once a month. We would welcome any other September 11th widows that would like to join us. We are located in Montgomery County, MD. One member of our group lives in Virginia. To learn more, let FOS11 know you are interested in joining this group. Email FOS11 at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Maryland Support Group" in the subject line. We will connect you to this group.
FloridaFor family members in Florida, please consider the following email response from a FOS11 member: There are 3 family members in the immediate area of Fort Lauderdale. We know there are others. A few months back there were about 8-13 family members from the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area. Maybe we could organize families as far north as Jacksonville/Orlando to as far south as Miami to meet once a month or every 3 weeks in a central location, like West Palm Beach. To learn more, let FOS11 know you are interested in joining this group. Email FOS11 at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Florida Support Group" in the subject line. We will connect you to this group.
Boca Raton
Port St. LucieThere are no groups near me in Port St. Lucie, Florida. I have contacted and have been in email contact with a volunteer from ACCESS which has been helpful. Otherwise, assistance is no where to be found. Please help.
JacksonvilleI would love to find a support group in Jacksonville, FL. If you could request information from other members (in Florida or with a connection to Florida) as well I would appreciate it.
MissouriKansas CityI am interested in support groups in the Kansas City area. I am not aware of any for 9/11 families. Thanks.
If you have any recommendations for 9/11 support groups in these areas of the country, please email us at http://firstname.lastname@example.com as soon as possible. We hope to continue connecting families with resources, and your help is imperative to this effort. Send us more input - we will continue expanding this list and share it with all of you. Let us keep reaching out to other families - especially at this time of year.
MontanaWith regard to the families in other geographic areas looking for support, I have encountered a similar feeling of being "out of touch" due to the fact that I live in Montana. While my state is not close to the families listed, I would like to offer a suggestion that perhaps a family might be willing to share their contact information with someone in a similar situation (living far away). I know that I would welcome contact with similar family in another faraway location. We truly understand what that feels like to be "out of the loop," so to speak.
If you would like to connect with other family members, please email us and let us know. FOS11 is developing a chat group program that will connect you and your families with others in a similar situation. For example, if you are a sibling in Florida seeking communication with other siblings in the southern US, we will organize a chat discussion among all interested participants. Let us know if you would like to join an online discussion. Email us at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Chat Group" in the subject line. We will follow up with you.
GENERAL FAMILY SUPPORTThere is an email group at http://www.griefnet.org for anyone who has experienced loss. "I have been a member of a group for over a year now and it has been wonderful. I belong to an e-mail group for parents who have lost adult children. There are groups for spouses, siblings, friends, etc. I send and receive e-mail every day from parents who have lost their adult children. I am the only 9/11 mom in the group right now, but I highly recommend it for anyone who has lost a loved one. There is nothing like sharing feelings safely with people who know how it is.
Bill Doyle - Resource Contact - (718) 948-2538http://www.joeydoyle.com
I am a 9/11 widow and mother of three. I have written a book called What Children Need When They Grieve: The Four Essentials: Routine, Love, Honesty and Security. The book will be released in April 2004. In addition to my book, I have created a website at http://www.juliawilcoxathkey.com. The website not only explains a little bit about the book, but also has links to some great mental health resources and online grief websites that have online support groups. One grief website is designed specifically for children by children. I would encourage people looking for support to take a look at the resources listed as they may be of some assistance.


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By Mike Lynch
First this week I want to call your attention to a pretty good show going on tonight and Monday night between the first quarter (half) moon and the bright planet Jupiter.
Astronomically it's called a conjunction, but I prefer to call it a celestial hugging or tango. Early this evening the tango places the moon to the lower right of Jupiter.
They'll make quite a dazzling duo since Jupiter is the brightest starlike object in the night sky right now. Monday evening the slightly more rounded-off moon will be to the left of Jupiter as it continues its night-to-night eastward track among the stars on its way to being a full moon next week.
Both the moon and Jupiter are prime targets for even small telescopes. The moon is always wonderful with its craters, mountains and dark flat lunar volcanic plains called maria.
The moon is really where you can use high magnification eyepieces to catch some wonderful detail. Look especially along the line that separates the sunlit and darkened halves of the moon.
That line is called the terminator, a somewhat dubious name to be sure. If you were in a safe, life-supporting space suit somewhere along the terminator, that's where the sun would be slowly rising above the horizon and there would be long shadows.
With your telescope here on Earth you can see those shadows make the crater walls, hills and mountains really stand out.
Jupiter, the largest planet of our solar system, is now just less than 450 million miles away and with that telescope in your backyard, even in areas of heavy city lighting, you can easily resolve the disk of the planet.
You'll probably see at least some of its atmosphere cloud bands, and the four "stars" that line up on both sides of the great planet. Those are actually Jupiter's four brightest moons that circle the planet in periods of 2 to 17 days.
If your scope is big enough and atmospheric conditions are favorable you may see the shadow of the moon passing in front of Jupiter. It will appear as a black dot against Jupiter's cloud deck. A great website to keep up with Jupiter's moon is from Sky and Telescope magazine. Check it out at tinyurl.com/4v4pww.
We also have some have comets on the way. Actually comets can be found in the night sky all the time, but most require a telescope to see them. Most of them are just faint "fuzzies" with little or no tail. A great website to keep up with where comets are at any given time is www.heavens-above.com/.
But two comets should be visible to the naked eye. Comets are basically a mixture of ice, rock, dust and other frozen gases They occasionally pass close enough to the sun to start partially melting and producing bright tails of vapor and dust.
One comet, called Pan-STARRS, may show in March be bright enough to see in the early evening twilight. In November and through December, Comet Ison could put on a really spectacular show. Some astronomers are even predicting it could be the comet of the century.
Mike Lynch is an astronomer and professional broadcast meteorologist for WCCO Radio in Minneapolis and is author of "Stars, a Month by Month Tour of the Constellations." Check his website, www.lynchandthestars.com.
The Everett Astronomical Society: www.everettastro.org/.


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FBI agents investigating the Detroit Public Library
According to The Detroit News, FBI agents are inside the Detroit Public Library executing a search warrant. No details on the specifics of the search are being released at this time.
The raid may be related to fiance issues regarding the lay off of 80 workers and unanswered questions about spending.
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Carb Erase -- Reduce calories from carbs
Now you can look a slice of bread in the eye again...thanks to Carb Erase.
It works by neutralizing alpha-amylase -- the digestive enzyme responsible for converting carbs into blood sugar. This allows a portion of the carbohydrates to pass through the digestive system before they can be converted to glucose, and then fat. This both reduces the caloric impact and lowers the glycemic index of carbohydrates.*
The ingredient that works its magic is Phase 2®, a non-GMO extract of the Northern white kidney bean. The active ingredient in 2 capsules of Carb Erase, has been shown to neutralize 2,250 starch calories in vitro — equivalent to a pound of pasta or an entire loaf of bread! A double-blind, placebo-controlled study demonstrated starch absorption averaged 79% less than placebo.*
Lose 6 pounds in 30 days
Another study showed an average of 6.45 pounds of weight loss in 30 days taking the equivalent of one capsule a day before a carbohydrate-rich meal. They also lost an average of 10% body fat mass, and more than 3% in waist circumference.*
Double-blind, placebo-controlled study done on healthy males and females aged 20-45 years, characterized by being 11-33 pounds overweight for at least 6 months. Thirty days before the study began, each participant was guided by a dietician who recommended the content of the complex carbohydrates during one of the principal meals, so that they could get used to this regimen. Participants were weighed at 10, 20 and 30 days, and only 60 volunteers whose weight remained stable during this period were recruited for the study.


text: Tendinitis is inflammation, irritation, and swelling of a tendon, which is the fibrous structure that joins muscle to bone. Tendinitis pain in the knee is located in the front of the knee. The pain gets worse when going up and down stairs or inclines. Tendinitis knee pain can happen in runners, skiers, and cyclists.


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'Trailing 2-1 with less than five minutes to play, Florida went on the attack with each team having four skaters due to concurring penalties. Fleischmann skated down the left side of the Buffalo zone and sent a cross-ice pass to Tomas Kopecky. Kopecky fanned on his one-timer attempt, but recovered the puck and bounced a pass off the boards behind the net back to Fleischmann, who laid an easy backhander into the open net before Miller could recover to tie the game with 3:58 to go.'
Florida 3, Buffalo 2
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This leather style wallet stand case keeps your Nexus 5 secure and enclosed, featuring a secure magnetic clasp to seamlessly hold your phone.
Opens and closes with magnetic clasp, for ease of use
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