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LA VERNE -- The American Association of University Women's Tech Trek program helps middle-school girls experience collegiate life and attain additional skills in technology, math, science and engineering.
Since program creator Marie Wolbach, a Palo Alto AAUW member and Stanford University professor, brought 151 girls from 134 California high schools to Stanford for the first Tech Trek in 1998, more than 9,000 girls have participated in the program on university and college campuses.
Retired Bonita Unified School District teacher Susan Curtis of La Verne coordinates Tech Trek for the AAUW's Pomona Valley chapter, said chapter president Mary Kay Ogden of Claremont, a retired Baldwin Park Unified School District assistant superintendent of student achievement.
Today, the chapter will hold its annual fashion show/luncheon at 11:30 a.m. in The Meeting House at Hillcrest. Claudia Lopez of San Dimas, an eighth-grader and Tech Trek 2012 participant, will speak about her experiences at the benefit which funds Tech Trek.
Those unable to attend the luncheon in La Verne may send donations for Tech Trek to Pomona Valley AAUW, 5055 St. Andres Ave., La Verne 91750.
The benefit also supports the AAUW's workplace equity and legal advocacy program for American women and its Virginia Gildersleeves Program loans for Third World women to establish small businesses and gain economic independence.
The Pomona Valley AAUW, chartered as a nonprofit 95 years ago, is one of the oldest chapters in the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area.
Its members have always targeted women and girls for their service projects, Ogden said. Tech Trek focuses on seventh-grade girls, Curtis interjected, so AAUW adults can mentor and inspire them to aim for college graduation, non-traditional careers and projects which aid other women and girls.
"We've been involved in Tech Trek since its inception. Betty Mellard, another retired teacher, was our coordinator and Lone Hill Middle School teacher Pat Brown originally served as teacher liaison. We've alternately selected girls from Lone Hill in San Dimas, Ramona Middle School in La Verne, El Roble Intermediate School in Claremont and Palomares Academy of Health Sciences in Pomona," Curtis said.
The 2013 Tech Trek students are Shalese Lovell, Kailey East and Rachel Cheung from Ramona and Cameron Harrison, Sarah Codoner, Morgan Egan and Mikayla Martinez of Lone Hill. Natalie Ausili is the Lone Hill alternate. Valerie Warner is the Ramona alternate. The respective Ramona and Lone Hill teacher liaisons are Alison Reedy and Marlise Martinez.
The Lone Hill girls will go to UC San Diego June 24-30. The Ramona girls will be at Whittier College June 16-22.
The AAUW chapters pay for the participation of 1,000 girls - at a cost this year of $900 per girl - to spend one week at a variety of California colleges and universities.
"They're taught by female college professors who volunteer their time. They live in campus dorms, eat in the cafeteria and have access to the library and other campus facilities," Curtis said of the girls' immersion in college life and technology.
"The course offerings are determined by the professors' fields of study. They also have lab activities and field trips, including collecting marine samples from the Pacific Ocean, visiting NASA facilities, dissecting animals and hearing stories from successful women. "
Ogden said girls "come home just glowing from their experiences. Tech Trek increases girls' interest and skills in math and science and promotes previously male-dominated professions. They also enjoy college life, make lifelong friends and build their confidence, poise, writing and public speaking skills. "
Curtis credited middle-school science teachers' mentoring for Tech Trek's success.


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These are the walking shoes that provide the air circulation of a sandal with the support of a sneaker. The uppers are made from breathable, padded nylon mesh with polyurethane trim that keeps feet cool yet prevents gravel from entering the shoe. With a soft foam textured footbed that cradles the foot in comfort, the removable, dual-layer EVA/Ortholite insoles provides the same support as a sneaker while walking. Hook-and-loop fasteners secure around the top of the foot and the heel, providing a custom, comfortable fit and optimal foot stability while running errands or riding a bicycle. Covering EVA midsoles, durable slip-resistant EVA/rubber outsoles ensure confident grip on hard surfaces. Taupe. Women's size 6; medium width. (1 1/2 lbs.)
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By Van
from Golden, CO
When I have lots of walking to do, I wear my Sandal Sneakers because I know my feet will be comfortable. They have good support as well, and my feet and legs do not hurt after walking for long periods of time. Because they only come in half sizes, order down from your regular size. I wear an 8 1/2 M. & I bought a size 8 which works wonderfully. I love these shoes, & bought a second pair for traveling.
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I love them, I would like to order more
By Bad knee Julie
from Cincinnati, Ohio
Easy to slip on to go for a quick walk or shopping. Would love to have more color choices!!
Sandal sneakers fit small
By Denise the Doctor
from Edmonton, Alberta
They look exactly like the picture. Insole is very comfortable, good for long walks. I ordered a size 9 expecting them to be a bit on the big size but they barely fit--velcro adjustments help to improve fit.
Sandal sneakers
By Little princess
from Michigan
Great shoe very comfy.
not a sandal in any sense of the word
By kandyan
from Otange County, CA
Around the top part of the shoe was not fitted or nice looking...it was crooked after being closed with the velcro. The orange stripping did not hug the foot...hung out and looked awful! So diappointed because the picture looked like it would be just the thing with all the comfort advertised!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Love them!!!
By Jahna
from MA
Going on a cruise and they are perfect for walking around. Like walking on clouds. Love them!!!!
By Sore feet
from Detroit, MI
They were cuter in the picture than on the feet.
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Sandals feel and look fabulous!
By Carrie
from MD
Stylish, easy to slip on, attractive with capris, jeans and skirts.
Too soon to know for sure
By ld
from CT
We've been indundated with mounds of snow & ice in New England, so no substantial opportunity to wear the shoes except indoors. Not a good test of their street durability yet. I expect that with thicker sox, I will get the heel to fit a more snugly. Right now they tend to drop as I step. But the toe section is wonderful - plenty of room to accommodate my bunions!I am looking forward to snowless trails & streets when I will give the shoes a real workout.
Comfy and adjustable
By Walker
from Clearwater, FL
great with casual wear, nice neutral color, adjustable straps are great for custom fit
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Cancellation of certain unpaid charges.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the first sentence of section 4 of the Act entitled "An Act to provide for the adjustment of irrigation charges on the Flathead Indian irrigation project, Montana, and for other purposes", approved May 25, 1948, is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 4. Unpaid charges for operation and maintenance of the irrigation system which were assessed prior to May 10, 1926, against any lands within the project, amounting to a sum not exceeding $40,549.89, together with all unpaid interest and penalties on such charges, and unpaid charges due from consumers for electric energy sold through the power system between July 1, 1931, and June 30, 1942, amounting to a sum not exceeding $2,195.16, together with interest thereon, are hereby canceled."
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Miyabi knives marry the traditions and craftsmanship of Japanese sword makers with the excellence of German engineering.
Miyabi Mosaic knives combine the sharpness Japanese knives are famous for with the easy care and durability of western blades
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Myabi Mosaic knives are made with exclusive German ZWILLING special formula steel stainless steel
Mosaic blades go through ZWILLING'S proprietary FRIODUR® four step ice-hardening process which maximizes the properties of the steel
1: Heating to 1800 degrees F to harden the steel
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3: Freeze to -94 degrees F to enhance corrosion resistance
4: Double tempering to just below -480 degrees F to improve the steels toughness
Morimoto 600S blades have 57 degree ROCKWELL hardness which provides excellent cutting edge retention and ultimate corrosion resistance
Hand finished edge with traditional 3-step Honbazuke sharpening process. Each blade is honed by an artisan to 9.5-12 degrees per side, providing exceptional sharpness
Traditional 3-rivet full tang handle
MIYABI or The Beauty of Sharpness
Sushi and sashimi were the trailblazers that made Japanese food fashionable around the globe. The trend is continuing unabated – and with it the interest in knives made in Japan. Knives that are becoming increasingly popular in Western kitchens because of their unique symbiosis of aesthetics, precision and sharpness.
The ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS Group has its own answer to this demand: MIYABI. With these top-quality Japanese knives ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS is further strengthening its position as one of the leading global premium manufacturers for kitchen, flatware and premium beauty products. MIYABI is the logical supplement to the well-established ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS brand that has been delivering knives of outstanding quality since 1731.
Purity, grace and elegance are valued highly in Japanese culture. These are the same virtues the new ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS brand MIYABI stands for. MIYABI knives deliver the beauty of sharpness, thus following the concept of the famous Japanese swords. Since the 14th century Seki is the center of the Japanese sword and knife industry. In 2004 ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS acquired one of Seki's leading manufacturers of top-quality knives.
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(Cleveland) - One person is under arrest after members of the Ohio Investigative Unit raided Union Vending on Enterprise Avenue in Cleveland.
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Union Vending owner Martin Sarczyk of North Royalton is indicted on 14-counts including money laundering and gambling charges. State agents also raided other buildings in Northeast Ohio Wednesday.
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With a resume that includes multiple seasons of "Punk'd," Ashton Kutcher certainly knows how to have fun and keep things light.
And it turns out the "Butterfly Effect" hunk is doing a bang up job of adjusting to his role as father in the week since he and fiancée Mila Kunis welcomed their daughter Wyatt into the world.
They welcomed their first baby into the world this week and on Thursday night (October 2) Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis announced the name of their daughter along with a photo.
The only problem was, the "That 70's Show" costars also posted five other baby photos plus pics of a dog and a llama, making it very difficult to see which image was actually Baby Wyatt.
Earlier this week they became parents for the first time, and now Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have shared their little bundle of joy's moniker.
The "Butterfly Effect" hunk took to his website with an exciting update- "Mila and I would like to welcome Wyatt Isabelle Kutcher to the world. May your life be filled with wonder, love, laughter, health, happiness, curiosity, and privacy."
It's an exciting time for Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis as they've just become the parents of a newborn daughter.
According to multiple reports, the "Two and a Half Men" hunk took his "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" actress fiancée to Cedars Sinai Hospital around 6am on Tuesday (September 30) and she was immediately taken into the delivery room.
He's gearing up for the birth of his first child, and Ashton Kutcher is also getting a dose of baby preparations at his day job.
The "Butterfly Effect" star posted a photo from the "Two and a Half Men" set on Wednesday (September 24), featuring a bunch of stuffed animals, mini jeeps and toys.
Getting in some active quality time, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher took their dogs for a walk in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon (September 6).
The preggers "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" starlet looked like she was ready to give birth as she carried her baby bump while tending to the leash of her pooch pal.
With plenty of wit, charm and good looks, Ashton Kutcher is doing quite well with his television gig these days.
The "Two and a Half Men" stud brought home $26 million from June 2013 to June 2014, landing him at #1 on Forbes' recently-released Top Earning Television Actors rankings.
He's never been one to travel with the herd, and Charlie Sheen put an interesting new twist on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge trend with some cold hard cash.
The always-outspoken "Anger Management" stud put $10,000 into a pot and dumped it over his head, explaining, "Let's face it — ice is going to melt, but this money is actually going to help people."


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I'm using BT4R1 (haven't done a complete upgrade, yet). Seems like if I use wicd to connect to my WPA network, the connection randomly resets. I've looked through google and the logs, but haven't found a smoking gun yet for the cause. Switching to use wpa_supplicant and dhclient manually clears up the issue (but I figured I'd let you know). I'll upgrade to BT4R2 this weekend and see if that fixes the issue as well.
Regardless, this only started happening recently. I do an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade daily (but not a dist-upgrade, to keep myself on BT4R1). Perhaps I'm doing something wrong with this action?
Ahhh.. I suppose I should read before I comment huh?
WICD hasn't been developed for some time. I went on their site a month ago and the last post in the forum was asking where everyone was.
I wrote my own network script to overcome the multiple issues I was having with it. Maybe its time for another network connection utility.
"Never do anything against conscience -- even if the state demands it."
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Overview: A compact garage workbench when space is limited
The last time I stopped in at my sister's house, my brother-in-law was on the garage floor putting together a tricycle for his grandson. They had recently moved into a new house, and apparently his last garage workbench hadn't made the trip. I decided to build him a new one.
Space was a major consideration. I wanted to build a workbench big enough to be useful, but there was only a few feet between the garage wall and the front of their parked cars. Money was also a concern—I didn't want to spend a lot of it. He is, after all, my brother-in-law. Finally, I wanted something easy and fun to build. I came up with an inexpensive design with a top that will work fine for smaller jobs. It has an additional top that folds up for those larger projects…like assembling a tricycle.
What it takes
Time: One day, not including the paint and varnish
Cost: $135, including the hardware but not the finish
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate
Tools: Circular saw, drill and jigsaw
Fold-Up Garage Workbench
Extra work surface when you need it; extra parking space when you don't.
Figure A: Simple Garage Workbench
Overall Dimensions: 60-1/2" wide x 34-3/4" high x 32" deep (or 16" deep, folded) You can download and enlarge Figure A in "Additional Information" below. You can also download a Cutting List in "Additional Information" which contains all part dimensions.
Step 1: Gather materials for your garage workbench and assemble the main components
Build the top and bottom
Gather the materials for the garage workbench using the complete Materials List that you'll find in 'Additional Information' below. Then cut the 3/4-in. plywood parts to size following the Cutting List and Cutting Diagrams that you'll find below and also in "Additional Information." Cut a 15-in. x 8-ft. strip out of the 1/4-in. plywood to use as drawer bottoms. The leftover is the perfect width for the back (E); it just needs to be ripped down to length. Don't cut the drawer fronts until after the workbench carcass is assembled.
Cut the 2x4s that make up the top and bottom frames (F and G). Assemble them with two 3-in. screws into each end. The studs I used were made from Douglas fir, which is strong but brittle, so to prevent splitting, I predrilled the screw holes with a 1/8-in. bit. Fasten the plywood top and bottom (A and C) to the frames with 1-5/8-in. screws. I countersunk the screws on the top so I could fill them with wood filler. I used wood glue in addition to screws throughout this project.
Attach the sides
Lay the top upside down and attach the sides (B) with six 1-5/8- in. screws. Flip the sides and top upside down and set it on the flattest surface available, then attach the bottom with 1-5/8-in. screws as well. Try to position the wood with the fewest flaws toward the front (Photo 1).
Step 2: Fasten the shelf and drawer divider
Cut a couple of scrap 2x4s to the same height as your drawer divider (D). Use the divider on one side and the 2x4 scraps on the other as guides to achieve the proper height for your shelf (C). Predrill 1/8-in. holes through the plywood into the shelf before installing the four 1-5/8-in. screws (see Photo 2). Use a framing square to mark the location of the drawer divider. Predrill holes through the plywood and into the divider before securing it in place with four 1-5/8-in. screws on both the top and bottom.
Step 3: Attach the back and build the drawers
Attach the backUse a framing square to make sure everything is all squared up before you fasten the back (E). If you don't have a framing square, you can measure diagonally from top to bottom both ways. If the numbers aren't the same, tweak it one way or the other until they are. Don't glue the back on—you'll want to be able to remove it when it's time to paint and stain. Predrill the holes, then fasten the back with 1-1/4-in. trim screws.
Build your drawers
Make your drawer guides (K) out of 1x6s. Rip them down to 7/8 in. and align them all so the drawers will rest on the larger side. Rip down a sacrificial chunk of plywood to 5-7/8 in. to use as a spacer to achieve the proper height for the drawer guides (Photo 3). Screw the guides on with 1-1/4-in. trim screws. Don't forget the glue; screws alone won't be sufficient to hold a drawer full of heavy tools.
There is enough plywood left over on this project to build all the drawer frames, but 1x6s happen to be the perfect size. So for an extra $15, you don't have to rip down a bunch more plywood. Build the drawer boxes so there is at least a 1/8-in. gap on each side of the drawer. Use 1-5/8-in. screws to assemble the frames and 1-1/4-in. screws to attach the bottom. Then mount the drawer fronts (Photo 4).
Step 4: Install the folding top
Flip the bench upside down, and butt the folding top (A) tight up against the permanent one. To ensure that the screws start straight, mark the hinge screw locations with a pencil, and use a nail set to create a starter hole. Use 3/4-in. screws to fasten the hinges to the folding top—the ones that come with the hinges will likely poke through.
Step 5: Cut and assemble the support arms
After cutting the support arms (H) to length, use a compass to mark a half-circle on one end of the arms, and then trim them with a jigsaw. Cut a 45-degree angle on the other side. With the bench still upside down and the support arm clamped down about 1 in. in from the back of the bench, predrill a 1/4-in. hole for the lag/pivot screw. Start the hole at the center of the circle you made at the end of the arm. Drill through the arm and into the bench.
Next, install the lag screws with a washer on both sides of each arm. Check to see that they swing back and forth freely. You may have to trim a little off if they rub on the bench top. When you drill holes for the hitch pins, make sure you avoid the 3-in. screws that hold the top frame together (Photo 6).
Step 6: Fasten the brace and molding and apply a finish
Fasten the brace board and screen mold
Glue, clamp and screw on the benchtop brace board (J). The brace board should be at least 1/4 in. shorter than the opening of the area above the shelf. If you countersink 3/8-in. holes in the bottom of the brace, 1-5/8-in. screws will work from the bottom up. Screen molding (Q) helps protect the exposed plywood edges of the bench tops. Install the molding with the folding top up. Leave a small gap between the two tops so the molding doesn't bind when the top is folded down. Use glue and brad nails, or use a trim gun if you have one.
To finish the workbench carcass, I used a primer formulated for raw wood, and enamel paint for durability. Be sure to paint the bottom to prevent moisture from wicking up into the raw wood. I used satin polyurethane for the tops and drawer fronts. I also used poly on areas the drawers come in contact with (painted parts tend to stick together). If the drawers start to bind, try a coating of shellac on the drawers and drawer guides.
Additional Information
- Materials List
- Cutting List
- Figure A: Simple Garage Workbench
- Cutting Diagram
- Cutting Diagram
- Figure B: Drawer Construction


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Families of September 11 Announces an Online Town Hall Meeting on the Future of the 9/11 Commission Recommendations
Families of September 11 invites ALL members and associate members to attend an online "town hall" meeting on Monday, November 15 from 8:00 - 9:30PM EST. The purpose of this moderated chat session is to update participants on the latest activities related to the 9/11 Commission report and to take questions. Panelists for this discussion will include Chris Kojm, former Deputy Director of the 9/11 Commission and current President of the 9/11 Public Discourse Project, the organization formed by the 10 Commissioners to support the 9/11 Commission's original mandate of guarding against future terrorist attacks while adhering strictly to the same bipartisan and independent principles that guided it during its work. Also joining us will be Carie Lemack, Board Secretary of Families of September 11 and a member of the Family Steering Committee, and Don Goodrich, Chairman of the Board of Families of September 11. After a summary of events up to the present and opening discussion, we will take questions from participants.
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BC Volleyball Falls In Four Sets at TusculumOctober 8, 2008
Greeneville, Tenn. – The Brevard College volleyball team was once again on the road for their South Atlantic Conference match on Wednesday night against Tusculum College, the Tornados fourth straight road match over the last two weeks.
The Tornados won set one, but ultimately dropped the match 3-1 to the Pioneers (29-27, 10-25, 14-25 and 23-25). The loss drops the Tornados to 1-5 in the SAC and 9-8 overall, while the win bumps Tusculum to 5-2 in the SAC and 14-5 overall.
In set one the Tornados faced two set points before rallying with three consecutive points to win 29-27.
The two teams played a very exciting opening set, as both teams traded points back-and-forth until Tusculum took the lead for good at 11-10 on a BC attack error. Tusculum then rolled off five unanswered points to go up 16-10, before a timeout from Brevard stopped their scoring run.
Following the timeout, the Tornados would chip away at the deficit, going on an 8-1 run to take an 18-17 advantage. Later in the frame, Tusculum would be serving for set point on two occasions, including 27-26. But kills by freshman Jordei Osby and junior Chelsey Trojan and a service ace by freshman Chelsea Larsen sealed the 29-27 first set win for the Tornados.
With a 1-0 lead heading into set two, the Tornados were outplayed from the start falling behind early 11-4 on a BC attack error.
Brevard tried to bounce back, scoring back-to-back points to cut the lead to five at 11-6. Yet Tusculum was just too much in set two, outscoring the Tornados 14-4 to pick up the 25-10 set win and even the match score up at 1-1.
In the third set, the Tornados fell behind 2-0, but bounced back to score the next two points on back-to-back kills from Trojan and Larsen to tie the score up at 2-2. However, Tusculum would outscore the Tornados 7-3 over the next 10 points to go ahead 11-5 and force BC to call a timeout.
Following the timeout, the Tornados ran off two straight points to cut the lead to three at 11-8 only to have the Pioneers answer with a 7-1 run of their own to pull ahead 18-9.
BC would not go away getting as close as eight at 19-11 on a kill by Kirstan Carlson, but it wasn't enough as Tusculum held on to come away with the 25-14 win and a 2-1 advantage.
In the fourth and final set, the Pioneers ambushed the Tornados leaping out to an early 5-0 lead on three straight kills by Luebke. However, the Tornados stormed back to outscore the Tornados 9-4 over the next 13 points to knot the score up at 9-9 on a kill by newcomer Ashlie Morrison.
The two teams then traded points before the Pioneers went on an 8-4 run to pull ahead 17-13 and force a Brevard College timeout.
Out of the timeout, the Tornados scored on a kill by Seaman to cut the lead to three at 17-14. Yet the Pioneers again went on an offensive surge, running off five straight points to pull ahead 22-14 over the visiting Tornados.
Again the Tornados would not give in, storming back with five straight points of their own capped off by a Larsen kill to pull back within three points at 22-19.
Tusculum then scored on a kill by Kelsey Hayden to pull ahead 23-19, prompting Coach Skeffington to call another BC timeout.
Again the Tornados scored the first point out of the timeout, this time on a Tusculum service error to put the score at 23-20. The Tusculum error led to two more BC points – a Jami Perry kill followed by a Morrison kill – cutting the Pioneers lead to one at 23-22 and forcing Tusculum to call a timeout.
Tusculum then scored on a Gina Coffaro kill to go ahead 24-22, giving the Pioneers match point. An attack error by Hayden gave the Tornados a point and put the score at 24-23, giving the Tornados side out and the serve. However, Tusculum's Hayden picked up a kill on the next play to give the Pioneers the 25-23 set win and the 3-1 match victory.
For the match, BC was led by Seaman, who had nine kills while both Larsen and Trojan both posted seven kills apiece. Trojan had a service ace and 14 digs, while libero Rebecca Schoonover had a match-high 25 digs for the four-set match.
Tusculum's Luebke had a match-high 23 kills, while Carly Swisher added 21 kills and Hayden recorded 10 kills. Setter Peyton Colclough had a match-high 57 set assists, while Erika Garcia had a team-high 20 digs for the match.
The Tornados will return to the friendly confines of Boshamer Gymnasium for the first time in two weeks on Friday, October 10, when BC will play host to South Atlantic Conference foe Catawba College. The match is slated for a 6 p.m. start time. Tusculum will have the weekend off and will return to action on Wednesday, October 15, when the Pioneers will travel to Harrogate, Tenn. to face off with the Lady Railsplitters' of Lincoln Memorial University at 6:30 p.m.


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Insurers currently use a variety of different and largely inconsistent local approaches to measure the value of insurance contracts within their statutory financial statements. This diversity makes it difficult to compare companies and may fail to reflect the true economic value of insurance business, which can put insurers at a considerable disadvantage when competing for capital.
In the development of the Exposure Draft and during the subsequent re-deliberation process, a number of fundamental issues were debated at length as the views of the IASB and FASB differed. PwC attended various board meetings and the notes produced describe the areas of debate and differing perspectives:


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Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art
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Changing Context: Architecture in Washington
September 19, 2007
Benjamin Forgey was the widely acclaimed and beloved architecture critic for the Washington Post from 1981 to 2006. Prior to joining the staff at the Post, he was with the Washington Star from 1964 to 1981. Throughout his career, Forgey focused on architecture, but also wrote about historic preservation, urban design, and urban planning issues. In 2004, Forgey received the first Award for Cultural Journalism from the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Most recently, the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects presented Forgey with the 2006 Glenn Brown Award in recognition of his contributions to raise public awareness of the built environment and its benefits to society. Forgey retired from the Washington Post in June 2006 — one of his last articles for the newspaper reviewed the renovation of the museum's National Historic Landmark building. He continues to write and lecture about art and architecture.
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This is an archive – please don't edit.
General remarksEdit
Thanks Carpetsmoker – this is really refreshing! In the early days (after the import in June 2007), I had to argue for an hour to delete a few comments! I just ask that we keep useful content somewhere, even if simple, or even if it has to be in an ugly comment in a related tip.
A quick check confirms that I agree with everything Fritzophrenic has said so far (particularly where he was agreeing with me!).
Tomorrow I might flag the discussion where we don't have consensus (just a couple of tips) to make it easier to digest. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Consensus for the following is to KEEP.
Generate all Unicode charactersEdit
Consensus is to keep. While Carpetsmoker is correct, there is no harm in keeping this. I have reworded the tip. I have now tried the tip with a CJK font, and have inserted an image directly into the tip – it looks great! --JohnBeckett 06:03, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
Keep. Wow – I just clicked the link in this tip (to see a sample of the output generated by the script). It is breathtaking! I am a total ignoramus in non-English matters so perhaps my opinion doesn't matter, but this tip impresses me. If I knew anything about CJK I would want this tip, so I say keep it! Alternatively, move its content and make it a comment in VimTip51 (the target of the merge). I agree that having a script in the comments looks ugly, but you can't just delete content like this IMHO. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
I think we should keep this tip for the coolness factor alone. We should see about uploading the linked image to the wiki and placing it in the tip directly. And, of course, put a "see also" in this tip and in VimTip51 to cross-link each other. On a practical note, I think the output of this function is a little nicer looking than :digraphs, and it is able to be customized to (for example) only output a specific range of characters. --Fritzophrenic 15:33, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
IMO this particular list is clumsy, and using one of the many lists on the net is much easier since you can categorize and/or search them
For example, try to find the greek letter "Gamma", or an arrow, in this list, you'll be busy for (at least) 5 minutes.
So just how useful is this list? I think it's pretty impractical and useless, there are much better alternatives.
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 20:34, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Perhaps it is a little clumsy, although it is made less so by the fact that it is in Vim and we can use the nice Vim movement and search functions to help. Perhaps using a list online to find a character you need is better. But, what if you're working on a machine without internet access? Or one without a decent web browser? Or maybe, you want to test your vim and/or system configuration to ensure that it can display a certain character set. Maybe you are one of those people who wants to do everything in Vim...you've downloaded patches that let you run a terminal in Vim, you have more plugins than you care to count, you have Vim integrated with every single other application on your computer (including your web browser), and you don't WANT to view the list of characters in an external application. Or, maybe you're just looking for cool ways to impress your friends using a different editor to show them "look what my editor can do!". I think we should keep this tip, which is well-developed, has nice-looking output, and could potentially be useful. We can get rid of the other "display all characters" tip because this one is far superior, but I think we should keep this one. If it makes you feel better, put a big disclaimer at the top that says "There are more useful lists available online" with a link to wikipedia or something, but don't delete this tip!
--Fritzophrenic 13:56, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
<This is my opinion that applies to absolutely all tips> Even if it is clumsy and useless, I see no reason to get rid of it. Actually, unless a tip is redundant with another one, I don't see any reason to delete it. Often as experienced vim users we don't see the need of a bad practice or a useless tip ; doesn't this mean we should instead explain how to use vim? </>
Moreover this tip is cool. --Luc Hermitte 00:22, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
Mac style Vim iconEdit
Keep. Again, Carpetsmoker is correct. However, I really don't want to delete a tip when we have a contributor here (Dennis) who likes it. This can revisited in a few months. --JohnBeckett 06:03, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
To be clear: these icons are worth keeping, but I don't think this is the right place for them, I have to go now but I will try and get them on the vim site and VimMac wiki later.
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 15:08, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
OK for delete, but I'm slightly unhappy deleting a tip that a new contributor, Dennis Benzinger, recently edited. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
I'd make sure the icons get placed in an appropriate place before deleting. Someone should leave a comment on Dennis's page when this is done so he knows about it. --Fritzophrenic 15:33, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
If you think the VimMac wiki is a better place for the icons, then what about other tips in the Mac category? When does a tip belong in this wiki and when to the VimMac wiki? --Dennis Benzinger 19:32, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Well, this page doesn't really have anythingto do with MacOS or tips in general, it's just a few (nice) icons, the fact that they happen to be MacOS icons doesn't matter, it's just not very "tip-like" if you know what I mean.
I get a "500 server error" when editing the MacWiki, I also subscribed to the Vim website maillist but need to wait for moderator approval ... I will post back when They're on the site and MacWiki so this tip can be removed.
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 20:38, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Not a redundant tip? Then, no need to delete it, now. The day these icons become official, this tip will be obsolete, and as such deletable. --Luc Hermitte 00:27, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 754 Highlighting source between matching curly bracesEdit
Note that I did not merge the body of the tip, it is ugly, slow, and even seems to crash Vim at times, v% does almost the same and works better. -- User:Carpetsmoker 12:47, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
I disagree. This tip is something entirely different, providing syntax highlighting for matching parentheses. Some people might like to have that, even if it is slow. HOWEVER, much better methods include v% as mentioned, or simply using 'matchparen'. These should be mentioned in the tip and made clear that they may be superior methods. But remember, someone found this tip useful at some point.
--Fritzophrenic 14:17, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
It is slow, and it has a bad karma. Yet it answers a concern. No need for deletion. The tip can be fixed, even if it can be summarized by: install rainbow_parenthesis --Luc Hermitte 00:32, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
The "rainbow_parenthsis" link is dead, is this still active?
I replaced {{merged}} with {{duplicate}}
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 00:46, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
- I've fixed the link to point to web site where rainbow paretnhesis maintenance has been taken over. --Luc Hermitte 00:55, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
I have edited the tip with todo that tip needs clarification, and a suggestion that we might reconsider it for deletion if not fixed by July. I also deleted the comments that I had earlier copied into VimTip6 since I don't want redundant info that we would just have to worry about later. --JohnBeckett 02:33, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 172 Using Ispell on a highlighted regionEdit
While I agree that this tip is kind of silly – Vim's built-in spelling works perfectly fine for me – I know that other people really prefer to use their own spelling program (Ispell, Aspell, etc.) for reasons of their own (they already have an extensive dictionary built up, they prefer the interface, etc.). I think we should keep this tip, but edit it to make it abundantly clear that Vim has built-in spelling support. Perhaps we could keep the deprecated template but remove the delete template.
--Fritzophrenic 13:41, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Indeed, aspell implements one of the finest engine for suggesting alternatives. Which means even if vim provides an on-the-fly spell-checker, and even if there exists 6 (or more) spell checking plugins, I don't see the point in deleting this tip.
May be there is a need for a tip about spell checking in vim that also explain how to use the external spell checkers? As I don't see any duplicate tag, I suppose there is none.
--Luc Hermitte 00:44, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
Ok, keep.
Some other stuff came up which has been taking up most of my time at the moment, but I will go over all "deprecated" spellcheck plugins in a few weeks (if no one else has) and merge/improve as necessary.
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 00:41, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
Thanks Carpetsmoker. I have added a 'spelling tips' section to our todo list with a list of related tips. It would be great if you could work through them. --JohnBeckett 02:33, 23 April 2008 (UTC)
Consensus for the following is to DELETE.
An ascii tableEdit
OK for delete. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Verified merged. Okay to delete. --Fritzophrenic 15:33, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Changing wordEdit
OK for delete. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Verified merged. Okay to delete --Fritzophrenic 15:33, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Copy, cut, and paste macros that also work in old viEdit
OK for delete. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Sounds good! I think Copy, cut and paste contains basically the same info and explains it better. And, if someone is using plain 'ol vi, they probably shouldn't expect to find too many tips here that actually work for them. --Fritzophrenic 15:19, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Easy way to edit two files using split windowEdit
OK for delete, although we probably need a simple tip (with different content) on this topic. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Agree with delete. I can see a tip with a title like "Using split windows" or something, but don't know if that's really needed either. --Fritzophrenic 15:19, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Esc in normal mode - train your brainEdit
OK – long overdue for deletion. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. We don't want tips that can potentially harm the user! --Fritzophrenic 15:19, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Save a nanosecond with marksEdit
OK for delete. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Haha...totally agree. I read the tip and was amazed...the entire content and comments can be summarized by "you can use something other than 'a' for the name of a mark"...if you're using marks at all, this is a "no crap" kind of tip. --Fritzophrenic 15:04, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
OK. There are exceptions to my "don't delete non-redundant tips" policy. I always use mx (don't ask why, I don't even know), and I don't see the point in my "x" is better than your "a". --Luc Hermitte 00:53, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
Simple Vim referenceEdit
Carpetsmoker nominated this for deletion, and (at my suggestion) has put the content of this tip on Vim documentation (which is linked from the Main Page). For simplicity, and in anticipation of agreement, I have added this to the "we have agreed to delete" list. Please kick me if there is a problem. --JohnBeckett 11:24, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 296 Attach the currently open file to emailEdit
Merged with VimTip600. Okay to delete.
--Fritzophrenic 13:37, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 932 Auto jump between brackets on entryEdit
Verified merged to VimTip6. Okay to delete - though is the merge destination easy enough to find?
--Fritzophrenic 14:22, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 1241 Beautify quotes in email replies using the fmt commandEdit
I agree. This tip is an overly complex, less useful, and unnecessary replacement for the gq command.
--Fritzophrenic 13:45, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 200 Bouncing parentheses during insertionEdit
Verified merged to VimTip6. Okay to delete - though is the merge destination easy enough to find?
--Fritzophrenic 14:23, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 505 Email from VimEdit
I tentatively agree with this deletion. The tip really provides nothing of value. However, the deletion comment, "Do we really want a page for all applications that can be used in conjunction with vim?" is something I would answer, "yes!" But, such tip needs to:
- Provide useful instructions detailing HOW to integrate the application with Vim
- Tell WHY you'd want to integrate with Vim (and the limitations, etc.)
- Have a title that indicates it is a tip about integrating with a specific application
- Be placed in Category:Integration or an appropriate sub-category.
But, since this tip only accomplishes number 4 above, I'd agree that it can go.
--Fritzophrenic 13:49, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
To repeat what I said to John on my talk page:
Tip505 just mentions that you can use Vim with pine, I never used pine but most console programs just launch whatever EDITOR is set too ... It's more than obvious that you can set EDITOR to vim in order to use Vim... For other applications this may not be so easy or obvious, and a tip could be created for those pages...
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 13:53, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
OK to delete. I would be pretty disappointed if I were looking for a tip with this title and found this tip. --JohnBeckett 09:30, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 845 Getting color to work in SecureCRTEdit
Tentatively agree - merged with VimTip1312.
--Fritzophrenic 13:50, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 177 Highlight matching bracketsEdit
I agree. 'matchparen' already does this (I think) and I always hate tips that are just a link to an external site anyway.
--Fritzophrenic 14:13, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 706 Make html auto-readable in vimEdit
I agree that useful content has been merged to VimTip1005 and the rest of the content isn't really very useful.
--Fritzophrenic 13:53, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 455 Map a function key to toggle line wrappingEdit
VimTip920 shows a much better way to do this, and this tip has been flagged as merged with it. I agree with this deletion.
--Fritzophrenic 13:58, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Agreed. --JohnBeckett 08:40, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 1013 Print all available Unicode charactersEdit
Consensus is to delete. --JohnBeckett 06:03, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
While I agree the tip should be deleted, the fact remains that someone felt a need to list all available Unicode characters.
Would there be any point in replacing the contents with the one useful command, namely, :digraphs. If Carpetsmoker has another way to do this, add that. --JohnBeckett 05:19, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Working with Unicode -- User:Carpetsmoker 10:10, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
I'm inclined to disagree - I see this tip, which is very simple and to the point, and then I see Working with Unicode, which I would need to spend quite some time looking through for information I may not need. Granted, as it is the tip isn't THAT useful, but it could easily be made more so. I see the possible use as follows:
- Hmm...I know I want the copyright symbol, but what on earth is the key-code for that?
- Maybe if I could list all available characters, and echo them to my screen, I could use ga to see what the correct one is (or just yank and put the one I want).
- Hmm...I wonder if there's a tip about that...<searches the Vim Tips wiki for "print available characters">
- Oh look, I can do that...and I can just copy-paste this line to do it! Cool!
--Fritzophrenic 14:08, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Fritz, :digraphs does exactly that, it's just not properly explained in Working with Unicode (yet), this tip also looks a bit messy, so I (re)added {{review}}, I also added {{todo}} for :digraphs.
I will improve this tip at a later time.
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 23:37, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
- Hmm...I guess it does. Does it also display characters that have no digraph defined, though? Are there such characters? I've never actually used digraphs before (though I may in the future...they look pretty cool) so I'm a little clueless as to how they work. --Fritzophrenic 14:25, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
- No, it doesn't, read my comments on the other similar tip above. -- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 20:42, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Ok, new tip: Entering special characters
-- Carpetsmoker (Talk) 08:19, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Okay to delete in favor of the similar (and better) tip above.
--Fritzophrenic 13:56, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Easy decisionsEdit
I'm putting a list of pages-for-deletion that should not need much thought. After a bit of time, I'll delete these pages first to reduce the clutter. --JohnBeckett 05:19, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
- Category talk:C plus plus
- Featured_tip
- Java/C/C_PLUS_PLUS_folding
- STL_(Standard_Template_Library/C_PLUS_PLUS_)_help_via_tags.
- Talk:Vim_On_Vista
- Tip 617 Fun with case twiddling
- Tip 890 Insert_current_date_and_time
- 1214 Recursive vimgrep Merged to VimTip1543 – I checked, and confirm that 1214 can be deleted.
Following additions should be uncontroversial to DELETE.
Moving window between tabsEdit
Pointless redirect for renamed new tip. --JohnBeckett 04:35, 21 April 2008 (UTC)
Shift indents in visual modeEdit
Merged to VimTip224. --JohnBeckett 04:35, 21 April 2008 (UTC)
Following additions are somewhat controversial – JB intention is to DELETE.
Tip 1223 Move current buffer to a new tabEdit
Carpetsmoker's delete says: "Basically this is just one slightly, but not particularly, useful command (:tab sp)".
Like tip 1347, it's easy to argue for the deletion of tip 1223, but people unfamiliar with Vim's tabs will find useful info here. What about merging 1223 to 1347 (and perhaps any other related tips, to make one tip on "Using tab pages" (some title that attempts to avoid confusion with the tab key). --JohnBeckett 05:19, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
I think John is right and we need to merge this tip to some other tip...except that by "merge" I mean "take the one comment with useful information and put it into another tip". This tip simply re-creates the behavior of <C-W>T
--Fritzophrenic 14:01, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
Don't delete without merging/moving the information. In this case it can be in a "Tab 101" tip. --Luc Hermitte 00:34, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
I have checked this, and have copied useful info to VimTip1347. So my intention is to DELETE. --JohnBeckett 12:39, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 827 XTerm and 256 ColorsEdit
I think we should merge the information about how to make sure your terminal can support this option before deleting the tip. This is, after all, in an integration category. We should provide all information needed for the integration.
--Fritzophrenic 14:11, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
I've had a closer look. It's true that I know very little about this topic, but my instinct tells me that all useful information relevant for current systems has been merged to VimTip1312. So my intention is to DELETE this tip. --JohnBeckett 12:39, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
Following additions are somewhat controversial – JB intention is to KEEP.
Carpetsmoker's delete says: "This tip adds a grand total of one very basic keybind (:tabn and :tabp already mapped by default)".
I can't fault the logic, but I have a feeling that we should have a tip with exactly this title. The tip could be very short, just stating the basic facts. --JohnBeckett 05:19, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
We could twist and turn the original meaning of even the most useless tip in to something useful, but in general I would prefer to just delete the useless tip and create a new one (The same applies to 1233) ... I suppose this is just a personal preference...
-- User:Carpetsmoker 10:22, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
I think I agree with John on this one. We should merge the comments in to make sure people know that gt and gT work just as well (and gt can even take the tab number to jump directly to a tab!). While in some cases, the original tip is so simplistic or misguided that it would be better to simply create a new one, I do not think this is one of those cases. There is some good info here. Granted, it's nothing spectacular, but I'm sure someone will find it useful.
The other thing to keep in mind in cases like this is that the original tip isn't the only thing in the tip's content - the comments count too! They can and should be merged into the original tip, sometimes even replacing most of the content, but I think we should avoid creating and deleting pages on a whim (and moving them for that matter).
--Fritzophrenic 13:36, 16 April 2008 (UTC)
My intention is to KEEP. I have removed the delete template and added a todo. --JohnBeckett 12:39, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
Tip 950 Search multiple buffers for next matchEdit
I disagree. Although we should certainly mention the script in the tip, I am the kind of person who likes to do things on my own, to know exactly how something is happening, etc. Part of the Vim Tips Wiki is to show people ways to accomplish something, to spark their own creativity – 'teach a man to fish' as they say. We can't do that if we delete any tip that is better accomplished with a plugin!
--Fritzophrenic 15:19, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
I'm with Fritzophrenic --Luc Hermitte 00:47, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
A quick look suggests the tip is a bit dodgy. However, Fritzophrenic is correct: Just because a script offers a much better solution is no reason to delete a tip. The only question is whether the info in the tip has any merit. I want to leave that question for now and think about it later, say in three months. So, my intention is to KEEP. --JohnBeckett 12:39, 22 April 2008 (UTC)


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Governor Kasich Opens Construction Season in Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio (WSPD) -- It's the largest transportation budget in Ohio history: 936 project with a price tag of $2.5 billion.
"I can't wait to see all these orange barrels," said Gov. John Kasich.
The 2014 construction season will include $1.5 billion for road resurfacing projects, see the repair or replacement of 30 bridges, and 84 interstate safety upgrades.
The most expensive project is the $370 million Portsmouth bypass in Scioto County. Other highlights include construction of Cleveland's eastbound George V. Voinovich Bridge, I-75 highway reconstruction program through Wood and Hancock counties, reconstruction of State Route 57 in Lorain County, widening of I-271 in northern Summit County, Cleveland's Opportunity Corridor, a new interchange at I-71 and Martin Luther King Blvd. in Cincinnati, the interchange at U.S. Route 23 and I-270 in northern Franklin County, I-75 through Dayton and Lucas County, and a bridge replacement on I-70 over State Route 9 in St. Clairsville.
"This is about increased safety and jobs. It's about reduced congestion and jobs. It's about development and growth and jobs," said ODOT Director Jerry Wray.
Kasich says the construction season is boosted by their ability to sell bonds against future tolls on the Ohio Turnpike.
"The rest of the country is running around and struggling with how they're going to do infrastructure. I'm just thrilled with what's happening with infrastructure in Ohio and we didn't have to raise anybody's taxes to get it done," he said.
Kasich says that the money from the Turnpike will help fund projects that had been delayed for decades.
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That means that either they have the untethered JB done this fast and it just needs to have big fixes or that the iPhone 5 is so terrible that the Tether works.
Iirc, musclenerd did the same thing with the 4s. I wouldn't be holding my breath.
There was someone from the Dev Team that had a JB for the 4S on 5.0 within days of the release of the 4S. Same thing over and over. It'll be closer to Christmas before we have an untethered Jailbreak. I would love to be wrong. But I'm not on this one.. :-(
And hey -- I wonder what Verizon is thinking by unlocking out of the box for iP5? They're losing a bunch of cash for overseas travelers. I mean it makes the case for switching to Verizon so much more compelling. LTE in my area w/Verizon but not w/AT&T and unlocked out of box??.. Please.... that's like a dream.. And people have been squawking for so long about Verizon being pricey-er - but with my 4 Smartphones and one regular phone on Verizon with a shared 6GB data plan between the 5 phones. It's $260/mo. That's the EXACT same thing I'm paying with AT&T for the 5 phones on their new Shared Data plans.. Since Verizon offers me LTE 'now' -- seems like a no-brainer to switch..
But I digress....
Looking forward for the jailbreak for iPhone 5 but I think this phone suck I wish I never traded my iPhone 4GS for the new one. It is slow as sh$t and real bad all around. The screen is better but it take 10 hours to download any application and I am using wifi to do so. Don't buy the new phone 5 and I love the iPhone I had all of them from the first one and I never been so mad as I am today
I too got the 4S and was looking forward on the new Iphone 5. I went to the apple store today after work and check out the Iphone 5 and was disappointed on its out come. So I wont be getting the Iphone 5 and will just keep using my 4S.
OMG, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME IN A WHILE THAT IN 24 HOURS THE SITE ACTUALLY HAD MORE THAN 1 MOD NEWS AT A TIME. But really great coverage of the iphone 5 event today, and congrats to Chpwn on JB the iphone 5 and ios 6 at the same time, hopefully the untethered JB will be out before the 5s comes out (that last part wasn't a joke, i am being serious).
I'm pretty happy with my upgrade from 4s --> 5, but I will admit I'm a little worried about how long it will take to get a JB.
You guys are ridiculous! Perhaps you wanted an even larger screen and NFC, but regardless this is still the best iPhone to date. The screen is larger and yet the iPhone is now thinner and lighter. The A6 is a phenomenal piece of hardware. AT&T is keeping my grandfathered unlimited and adding LTE at no additional charge. Verizon is unlocking all new iPhones. Jailbreak aside, is anyone honestly claiming the 4S is in any way superior to the iPhone 5?


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Larson: Scrap 'Financial Titanic' Downtown Streetcar Plan Now!
State Rep. Lyle Larson says it is time for Via and the City of San Antonio to scrap their plans for the expensive streetcar through downtown San Antonio, calling it a 'financial Titanic,' 1200 WOAI news reports.
"My question to each of you is this: would you invest your own money in this project with all the information you have ascertained over the last two years?' Larson asked Via Metro trustees in a letter provided to 1200 WOAI news.
"Trustees, it is not too late to do the right thing: scrap this idea and move forward in a responsible way," Larson said. "The egos of a few individuals who are fervently pushing this financial Titanic may be bruised in the process, but our community will be better served by using the funding identified for the streetcar where it can actually help Via passengers and increase mobility in ALL part of Bexar County.
One argument that streetcar opponents have raised about the ambitious project is that Via will be forced to cut bus service to pay for debt service on the streetcar. Some have even labeled the project as 'racist' because it will reduce bus service to poor neighborhoods to provide streetcar service to wealthy downtown elites.
Larson says the Capital Metro streetcar project in Austin is a perfect example of the drain that San Antonio is about to toss its tax money into.
I would like to suggest that all the trustees pay a visit to Austin to observe how few individuals actually use the streetcar and learn how the system is wholly subsidized by Austin taxpayers," Larson said.
Larson cites the unpopularity of the San Antonio proposal, and how Via was forced to swap funding with TxDOT, and how that places 'the merits of this project and the process undertaken to build it in question.'
Larson also blasts the streetcar plan's lack of transparency.
The project chosen by Via last week will cost $280 million, not counting any projected cost overruns, and will require that Via come up with at least $70 million more taxpayer dollars to build the streetcar.
The private companies downtown which would allegedly benefit from the streetcar have declined the opportunity to help pay for it.


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The Obama Administration's response to the shooting of 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary is taking shape, with President Obama having announced a series of initiatives this morning.
This included recommending $10 million to be appropriated to the Center for Disease Control in order to research possible links between violent games and violent actions by the nation's youth.
"I will direct the Centers for Disease Control to go ahead and study the best ways to reduce it, and Congress should fund research into the effects that violent video games have on young minds," said Obama. "We don't benefit from ignorance. We don't benefit from not knowing the science of this epidemic of violence."
This recommendation for the CDC does not just single out video games, however:
"Conduct research on the causes and prevention of gun violence, including links between video games, media images, and violence: The President is issuing a Presidential Memorandum directing the Centers for Disease Control and scientific agencies to conduct research into the causes and prevention of gun violence. It is based on legal analysis that concludes such research is not prohibited by any appropriations language. The CDC will start immediately by assessing existing strategies for preventing gun violence and identifying the most pressing research questions, with the greatest potential public health impact. And the Administration is calling on Congress to provide $10 million for the CDC to conduct further research, including investigating the relationship between video games, media images, and violence."
This came alongside 23 other executive actions taken by President Obama, in addition to promises of legislation to be sent in the direction of Congress. You can read the President's entire plan on the White House's website.
In response, the Entertainment Software Association released a statement supporting the move, and pointing out how previous research has shown there is no link. It seems unlikely the ESA would have made such a move if there wasn't a reasonable amount of confidence this new set of research is likely to arrive at the same conclusion.
The full statement is below:
"ESA appreciates President Obama"s and Vice President Biden"s leadership and the thoughtful, comprehensive process of the White House Gun Violence Commission. We concur with President Obama"s call today for all Americans to do their part, and agree with the report"s conclusion that "the entertainment and video game industries have a responsibility to give parents tools and choices about the movies and programs their children watch and the games their children play."
"The same entertainment is enjoyed across all cultures and nations, but tragic levels of gun violence remain unique to our country. Scientific research and international and domestic crime data all point toward the same conclusion: entertainment does not cause violent behavior in the real world.
"We will embrace a constructive role in the important national dialogue around gun violence in the United States, and continue to collaborate with the Administration and Congress as they examine the facts that inform meaningful solutions."
It's unclear how long it would take before we see the results of any such research from the CDC.
Meanwhile, IGN ran a lengthy feature today that includes various responses to the video game industry meeting with the VP Joe Biden from prominent members of the games press, including Jeff.


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Kate Beckinsale & Len Wiseman: Movie Date in Santa Monica
Stepping out for a fun-filled afternoon, Kate Beckinsale and Len Wiseman headed off to a movie in Santa Monica, California yesterday (September 16).
Following a mini-retail romp at some of the local shops, the "Serendipity" starlet and her movie director hubby strolled over to a nearby theater to catch a flick.
Earlier this summer, Kate starred in "Total Recall" under Len's direction and alongside Irish super stud Colin Farrell.
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be the dud on the set, the one who goes, 'Oh sorry, I can't remember it' and pokes Colin in the eye. It was a very complicated fight. There's a crazy slide across the floor in which I smack Colin in the face with my crotch – which in itself, on the second day, is something. But shoes don't half make a farting noise dragging along the floor, so I had to explain that as well."
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This thread is for posting fun and unusual words and what they mean. Mine is "ninnyhammer". (Thanks to ScallioXTX) It means "basket case" or "someone who is overly nervous".
What's your good word? (Don't forget to post what it means.)
I know it's pretty common but the word never ceases to amuse me : gobbledygook which means gibberish.
A bit rarer one is 'doohickey' which means any object (especially a gadget) whose name you don't recall – sort of like 'thingy'.
"Defenestrate": to throw out of or jump from a window. Useful for those in high-stress positions.
hemidemisemiquaver: In musical notation, it's a 64th note (or, 1/64th of a whole note)
I got that as a bonus vocab word way back in elementary school, and it's stuck with me ever since. I can't say I've ever used it in a sentence.
doohickey, gadget, thingy...
here are a few more:
bric-a-brac, contraption, dingbat, dingus, doodad, folderol, gewgaw, gimmick, gizmo, jigger, knickknack, thingamabob, thingamajig, thingum, whatchamacallit, whatnot, whatsis, widget
You forgot 'wossname'.
My current favourite word is interregnum, meaning the period between one ruler/leader finishing and the next one starting (lit. between kings). Mainly because someone at work got very cross with me today for correctly guessing it and knowing what it meant
I remember that one from piano lessons. Sheesh... like anyone could ever play that fast anyway!
There must be folks who can...I just poked around on wikipedia and found semihemidemisemiquaver...a 128th note :eek:
I would think noting a trill would be more appropriate, though
Oh I agree! Did you take a look at how those notes look when placed in music? They are almost impossible to read!
I've only seen up to 32nd notes (demisemiquaver :D) in music I've played...and those can be quite fast.
My Good word is dhishoom dhishoom. I feel very calm
Sounds like the word interbellum, the period between the two world wars.
I like the word paradigm.I like to use it when explaining something difficult, so it sounds a lot more difficult.
Gamut is the word i use often and the meaning is entire set or range of..
lullaby is song to make children sleep.
I actually dislike that one. It's overused and not always properly.
It certainly was misused here. A paradigm is not something difficult. It is an ideal, a model, a prototype or (another odd word) an archetype.
"The paradigm of virtue"
I see.In my own language, Dutch, this word exists aswel, but is very rarely used.I learned the word by reading English texts where it occurs quite often.But, when using 'paradigma' in Dutch, people suddenly don't understand anymore what you're talking about, because they mostly haven't heard that word yet, and from that moment they're not listening any further to your story but are thinking about what that word 'paradigma' actually means. If I use this in some context, easy things get suddenly difficult.
But I understand it's not that way for native English people
Here's one I've got to one of my friends on fb - Olly - a friend you know only online.
it took me almost 30 mins to search for that word. lol! really sounds new to me.
Makes me wonder if the pronunciation is the same in Dutch as in English. I see the spelling is a bit different with an "a" on the end in Dutch. In the English pronunciation it sounds like "pair a dime". Is that the way you pronounce it in Dutch?
The definition from Dutch to English is certainly different.
Backword; to give backword is to call off a previous arrangement.
No, it's quite different in Dutch. The "para" sounds more like it does in "paranoia" than "pair", and "digma" sounds a bit like "dogma", except that the "g" is a lot more articulated in Dutch than in English. I don't think there is a sound in English that even comes close to the Dutch "g"


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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by Hoofbite, Oct 9, 2012.
Probably the biggest shot delivered on that show in years.
Ha. It was the guy in the white shirt.
Yeah it was.
I'm smelling lifetime RassleMania tickets for the who took that bullet for him.
I remember seeing Brusier Brody nailing a fan with a boot to the face... It was a lot worse than this.
Wrestlers getting into it with fans use to be much more common.
Whoa....i smell a lawsuit.
Reminds me of way way back in the day i went to a mid south match and the Assassin turned around and swung blindly knocking a older lady on her keister.
The officers there came and asked if she wanted to press charges and she declined.
the little punk in the black shirt started it..
he better be damn lucky he was not the one to get hit.
That's freakin' hilarious.
The look on the guys face was priceless.
He smacked him pretty hard.
Bet they get sued.
LOL Is that not fake though? What did the guy expect going in the crowd lol? No security or anything lol. That has to be apart of the show. Or atleast I think it is.
I think he just smacked him for wearing his sunglasses indoors...like he's a celebrity or something.
Funny thing is the only real hit given all night
Dude should of stood back up & rolled him down the bleachers, what's the worst that guy is gonna do hit you again?
This isn't CM Punks first run in with a fan though is it? Seems I heard he had another run in with one at an airport or something.
Vince macmahon is loaded, a settlement will undoubtedly be forthcoming.
I read the guy isn't going to press charges and that Punk said he heard people talking about him pushing down the stairs.
According to him, people were hitting him on the head and ribs. It is a human nature thing when someone hits you on the head to react and protect yourself so i don't blame him.
Punk needs to eat! He looks sick, he is so thin.
My grandmother told a story of her and her father going to a wresting match way back.
The wrestlers were out of the ring and something happened and my great grandfather got hit by one of the guys. The wrestler ended up buying my great grandfather a bottle of scotch after the show to make up for the incedent. No lawsuit, just a sincere apology and a bottle of booze.
Would probably be smart to not have the wrestlers go into the crowd and STOP.
Keep walking!
I would sue. The guy that got hit did nothing to provoke it. Wrong place at the right time.
The guy gave a statement to the authorities. just guessing WWE has already compensated him in some way to avoid trouble.


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Yeah tonight in premier sports about 7:30 I think but defo in tonight
Yeah tonight in premier sports about 7:30 I think but defo in tonight
Clinical performance by Johns.
Brum had no answer for it. Call the style what you want and as upset Brum was at the bell, he was comfortably and comprehensively beaten.
Excellent performance.
Taking this shit, one day at a time.
His style may not be to everyones liking, but the pikey is an animal, no question about it.
for a guy his age to go in there with someone who was on a massive tear and was one of the top guys in Europe shows how much talent he has. He is by no means the finished article but as he progresses and gets better then think people will see more of him. I dont think he could handle Ronnie Mann though and see him above anyone in that division right now.
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
I haven't got premier sports any where else ya can watch it? Or just gotta wait til its in YouTube??
Cheers mate
Brilliant performance by Johns. Really surprised me and I'm sure a lot of others. Think that's why I enjoyed the fight so much. Hell of a talent at 22.
Seems the irony has yet to become apparent to those spouting off on social media, with Brum being a grinder and all.
I would ban the triangle choke, the refuge of cowards everywhere.
TTT for the videos when they are ready, no rush, just saying, interest is there.
Thats what impressed me Atticus, the manner in which Johns grinded a grinder for five rounds.


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Here`s the results - winners on the left, runners up on the right
James Allison v James Fleet - full dist/judges dec
Nakash Sadiq v Mark Rutter - rnd2/1min56/tko
Kyle Spencer v Lee Hill - full dist/judges dec
Rob Hughes v Billy Glossop - rnd1/4min24/g`tine
Gavin Hunt v Sean Davison - rnd1/1min32/g`tine
Nathan Thompson v Liam Corbet - rnd3(overtime)g`tine
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Tom Izzett v Mamaris Afsar - rnd1/2min15/side choke
Matthew Taylor v Kevin Coop - rnd1/37sec/armbar
Ethan Beaumont v Christian Pereira - rnd1/3min1/g`tine
Craig Wilson v Waikee Kwok - rnd1/1min50/g`tine
Michael Young v Mike Cane - rnd1/3min56/achilles
Marc Healy v Peter Biggins - rnd1/1min8/armbar
Johny Kemp v Dan Busitil - rnd1/2min25/rnc
Nathan Boyce v Richard Taylor - rnd1/1min39/tko/g+p
Edwin Junior v Markus Hipp - rnd1/5sec/tko
Thanks to everybody who helped to make the show a success -
Referee - Neil Hall
Judges - Mick Noakes, Chris Walton, Lee Holdsworth
Timekeeper - Mike Oliver
Respect to all the fighters, win or lose, it takes a lot of guts to get up there and fight in front of all those people.
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Tornados earn split, postseason berth on Saturday against EaglesApril 14, 2012
Boykin walk-off single backs one-hitter by Miller
Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College bounced back from an extra-inning 4-2 defeat to help send their seniors off in style as Emily Boykin singled in Alyssa Miller in the bottom of the seventh in the second game as the Tornados clinched the sixth-seed in the 2012 Food Lion SAC tournament with the 1-0 victory over the Eagles.
Alyssa Miller (9-8) pitched a complete game in the second game to lead Brevard (23-22, 9-9 SAC), while Mary Shealy (29-20) went the distance in both contests to pace Carson-Newman's (29-20, 10-8 SAC) efforts on Saturday afternoon.
Game One: Carson-Newman 4, Brevard 2 (9 inn.)
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Kayla Clemens (14-14) and Shealy traded zeroes into the fifth inning, but the Eagles took advantage of a Brevard error in the top of the ninth to pull away and take game one from the Tornados.
Bri Shoemake opened the scoring in the game, driving in Shelby Robertson with a two-out double to left field to put the Eagles ahead, 1-0.
The Tornados rallied back in the seventh, tying the game in the bottom of the frame as Brevard took advantage of a throwing error by the C-N third baseman, allowing Miller to score from first base to send the game into extra innings.
The teams traded runs in the eighth as Sara Kelley drove in Robertson with a single to left field in the top of the inning, while Miller singled in Brittany Fowler to send the game into the ninth.
Clemens retired the first two batters in the ninth with back-to-back strikeouts, but Cassidy Skeen and Robertson followed with two straight walks to load the bases. Shoemake followed with a sharp grounder to the BC second baseman and the ball went through into the outfield, allowing Skeen and Shealy to score to put the Eagles up 4-2.
The Tornados were unable to mount a rally as the Eagles closed out the win.
Game Two: Brevard 1, Carson-Newman 0
Box Score
Miller tossed a one-hitter, striking out four batters, and scored the winning run in holding Carson-Newman at bay as the Tornados recorded the split against the visitors.
Neither team mounted any type of offense until the seventh inning as Miller and Shealy traded zeroes on the scoreboard.
The Eagles threatened in the seventh, placing runners on the corners with two outs in the inning, but Miller retired the final hitter with a grounder up the middle to the BC shortstop to end the threat.
Carson-Newman appeared to be sending the game into extra innings after catching Mallory and Clemens in a double play, but Miller and Davenport kept the inning alive with back-to-back singles down the left field line. Boykin followed with the walk-off hit, hitting a line drive into left center, allowing Miller to cross the plate as the Tornados earned the split.
Brevard finished up the 2012 regular season following the doubleheader against Carson-Newman, but earned their third berth into the postseason SAC tournament. Pairing for the 2012 Food Lion SAC Softball Championships will be announced later this week.


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