text: Betsy Sutter joined VMware in January 2001 and has led all aspects of VMware's people strategies, bringing more than 25 years of human resources leadership. Sutter is responsible for hiring, developing and retaining the best and brightest people as VMware has grown from 100 to approximately 19,900 employees. During her 16-year tenure at VMware, Sutter has helped shape the culture and employee experience while driving a commitment to service and learning programs in the community. Sutter has overseen the successful acquisition of more than 40 companies and has built a world-class recruiting and staffing organization. Sutter has also developed an ever-evolving human resources service organization along with innovative expertise centers and a strategic human resources business partner organization. Prior to VMware, Sutter held senior management roles at Silicon Gaming, Digital Equipment Corporation, Aehr Test Systems, General Electric and Intersil. Sutter holds a bachelor of arts degree in history from the University of California, Berkeley.


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Saranya Tracey, M.A.
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Eating Disorders have many aspects to them including "emotional eating" to numb your painful feelings or anger. They may include over-exercise or a distorted body image. Ms. Tracey helps you to uncover the hidden s emotions which cause the addiction aspect of eating disorders. When you learn to stop numbing your feelings by anorexia, bulemia and overeating, the behaviors stop. Also, with a distorted body image, Ms. Tracey can help you to explore what has fueled that in the past and what compulsions accompany it. Compulsions are often a way of dealing with overwhelming circumstances that you cannot control. Ms. Tracey will help you to empower yourself.
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This might explain why my bout with self-starvation started when I was a small child.
All that is a prelude to explain the significance of the numbers at the top: 51 percent, 47 percent, and then 32 percent.
Tim Geithner had to explain to Democratic senators how marginal tax rates work?
Meanwhile, the Chileans, who supported Carstens, went so far as to courtesy-call Lagarde personally to explain their position.
Parents can explain to their disappointed darlings that such dogs require a very large house and park-size yard.
I will not justify myself, nor explain my actions: I do not love you.
Who saw its fires here rise, and there descend, explain his own beginning, or his end?
He has to know when he can't use magic, and he has to be able to explain why.
Again, now was not the time to explain the real nature of his lecture.
I want to explain to you that the little girl had not begun with grammar.
early 15c., from Latin explanare "to make level, smooth out;" also "to explain, make clear" (see explanation).
Originally explane, spelling altered by influence of plain. Also see plane (v.2). In 17c., occasionally used more literally, of the unfolding of material things: Evelyn has buds that "explain into leaves" ["Sylva, or, A discourse of forest-trees, and the propagation of timber in His Majesties dominions," 1664]. Related: Explained; explaining; explains.


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From Our 2012 Archives
From Bad to Better: U.S. Cancer Rates Continue to Drop
Latest Cancer News
Report: Overall Cancer Incidence and Death Rates Are Down, but Seven Cancers Are on the Rise
By Brenda Goodman, MA
Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD
Jan. 4, 2012 -- Cancer death rates for men and women in the U.S. kept dropping through 2008, continuing a nearly 20-year-long trend.
According to a new report from the American Cancer Society, overall death rates have declined for both sexes and nearly every racial and ethnic group. The exception was American Indians/Alaska Natives, whose rates have remained steady.
As a result, more than 1 million Americans who would have been expected to die from cancer have not.
Despite the good news, experts cautioned against complacency.
Cancer is still the second-leading cause of death in the U.S. behind heart disease. About half of men and 1 in 3 women will develop cancer during their lifetimes.
"This is not an acceptable decrease. This is something that needs a lot more work," says Raymond DuBois Jr., MD, PhD, provost and executive vice president of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. "We definitely need to work on getting better treatments and much more sophisticated early detection approaches."
What's Behind the Decline
The declines noted in the report were largely driven by reductions in lung cancers among men and breast cancers in women.
Reductions in lung cancer deaths were responsible for about 40% of the total drop for men. For women, breast cancer accounted for about 34% of the total decrease.
Lung cancer deaths are down in large part because fewer Americans are smoking.
The report says breast cancer deaths are down because many women have stopped using hormone replacement therapy. Earlier detection and better breast cancer treatments have also improved survival.
"Most of the progress in cancer has been incremental," says Michael V. Seiden, MD, PhD, president and CEO of Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia. "There are more and more Americans who have gotten a little farther away from their last cigarette. The colonoscopy screening rates are nowhere where they should be, but they are slowly creeping up. The mammography screening rates are better as compared to a decade ago."
Racial Disparities Improve, but Persist
Gains were most impressive among African-American and Hispanic men. Death rates from 1999 to 2008 for African-American and Hispanic men dropped by 2.4% and 2.3% per year, respectively, compared to an annual decrease of 1.8% for all men.
Despite that progress, the report found that cancer disparities persist for many minorities.
African-American men, for example, have a 15% higher cancer incidence rate than white men and a 33% higher death rate.
There's less cancer diagnosed among African-American women compared to white women, but African-American women have a 16% higher death rate than white women.
Some Cancers Increasing
The report includes a special section highlighting seven cancers that are on the rise.
Those include:
The Rising Risk of HPV
Researchers saw some of the steepest increases in HPV-related oral cancers among middle-aged men.
"So rates were higher and increased at a faster rate for men in the 55 to 64 age group compared to men over 65," says Edgar P. Simard, PhD, MPH, a senior epidemiologist at the American Cancer Society. That was surprising, Simard says, because cancer rates are typically higher in adults over age 65.
HPV infection of the mouth and throat has been linked to oral sex.
HPV-related cancers usually take years to grow, which is why they're often successfully caught in women who get regular cervical cancer screenings.
But Simard notes that doctors don't check for HPV infection in the throat. "There really is no early detection method that's currently available."
Additionally, doctors aren't sure if the HPV vaccine will prevent oral as well as genital cancers. "At the moment, that's unknown," he says.
The Burden of Obesity
Other cancers may be rising along with increases in obesity. Those include cancers of the esophagus, liver, kidney, and pancreas.
Obesity is thought to account for 30% to 40% of cases of kidney cancer, for example. And studies have shown that obesity increases the risk of esophageal cancer 16-fold.
"The increasing obesity epidemic might be increasing cancers of the stomach and digestive tract," Seiden says.
That should be further motivation for many who have resolved to slim down this year.
"There's still a lot of low-lying fruit. If we could get colonoscopy rates above 50%, if we could get 0% of people addicted to cigarettes, if everyone exercised and controlled their weight, we could make even more progress," Seiden says.
SOURCES: American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures, 2012. Published Jan. 4, 2012.Siegel, R. CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, published Jan. 4, 2012.News release, American Cancer Society.Edgar P. Simard, PhD, MPH, senior epidemiologist, American Cancer Society, Atlanta.Raymond DuBois Jr., MD, PhD, provost and executive vice president of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston.Michael V. Seiden, MD, PhD, president and CEO of Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, Pa.


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Talk about the novels, new and used books that Morgan has written!
Author Morgan's Book Reviews
Altered Carbon
Takeshi Kovacs is brought to Earth by wealthy Laurens Bancroft to prove that Bancroft's first mysterious death was murder and not suicide. To do this, Kovacs must be "resleeved" into the body of a disgraced police officer to be on the case. While investigating, he develops a relationship with the police lieutenant who was involved former "occupant" of his body. To solve the crime, he encounters a number of violent characters, including robot killers in...
Altered Carbons
A guerrila trained guy (and convicted criminal) is brought to Earth from a spacer settled planet to solve a mystery for a very wealthy man. He gets involved in other relationships, tries to unravel what appears to be a 'gordian knot' of sorts while preventing his own personal, long term death. ...
Broken Angels
Richard Morgan Del Rey, Mar 2004, 14.95, 384 pp. ISBN: 0345457714 In the twenty-fifth century, three decades have passed since Laurens Bancroft hired Takeshi Kovacs to investigate the murder of Bancroft (see ALTERED CARBON). Now Takeshi has returned to his main profession, soldering. The Protectorate of Sanction IV hired a mercenary unit that Takeshi joined to destroy an inane uprising. Wounded in action, Takeshi recovers in an orbital hospital...
Gap Creek
"Gap Creek" is the story of a hardworking young girl named Julie who has struggled most of her life. She loses her younger brother to illness at a young age. She meets a man named Hank and they marry very quickly. Together they move to a house owned by Mr. Pendergrast, who lets Julie and Hank live with him in exchange for household chores and meals. Julie works just as hard in her marriage as she does with everything else. She struggles with money (...


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Children's teeth begin developing in the fetus. Good nutrition from the mother during pregnancy is important in the development of the teeth. The mother's diet should have adequate amounts of calcium, phosphorus, vitamin C, and vitamin D. Certain medications, such as tetracycline, should not be taken by the mother while she is pregnant as this can cause harm to the developing teeth of the embryo. There are four main stages of development of the tooth:
Each tooth has four main parts, including the following:
While every child is different, most of the primary teeth (baby teeth) come in between the ages of 4 and 12 months. The following are general guidelines for the eruption of the baby teeth:
The teeth on the upper jaw usually erupt one to two months after the same tooth on the lower jaw. There are a total of 20 primary teeth. Usually, about one tooth erupts per month once the teeth have started coming in. There is normally a space between all the baby teeth. This leaves room for the larger permanent teeth to erupt.
Eruption of teeth happens at different times for each child. Below, we have provided average ages of eruption and shedding:
Your child will begin losing his/her primary teeth (baby teeth) around the age of 6. The first teeth to be lost are usually the central incisors. This is then followed by the eruption of the first permanent molars. The last baby tooth is usually lost around the age of 12, and is the cuspid or second molar. There will be a total of 32 permanent, or adult, teeth.


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Kmart Fashion's in Vogue!
Their Fall 2010 line is both trendy and affordable.
-Brooke Sager
This Fall, Kmart is rolling with the big girls of the fashion world with their newest collection.
Whether you're heading back to school or hitting the town, there is something to compliment your lifestyle. The VP of Women's Apparel Design, Kathy Huynh says, "We want fresh fashion that's on-trend but it also understandable and affordable. It's about buying those few new pieces and incorporating them into your wardrobe to give everything else a fresh lift."
K-Mart captures the season's trends with pieces like the Attention military crop pea coat ($99.99) the rockin' Route 66 faux leather bomber ($39.99), skinny denim jeggings ($24.99) paired with a sequined tank ($14.99). All this and more will be available online and at Kmart stores nationwide in September.
Their ad campaign was shot by renown photographer Alexi Lubomirski, who has also done work for V Magazine and GQ. Look out for these high design ads in Vogue on stands later this month!
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In a Tense Final, Irishman Glenn Hall Wins the Inaugural Hainan Classic at Riyue Bay; South Africa's Royden Bryson Starts the Year With a Second-Place Finish
Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing Festival Presented by Quiksilver
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Wanning, Hainan Island, China
Despite smaller conditions on the final day of the competition at the Hainan Classic, the Final was an action-packed, wave-for-wave affair. Glenn 'Micro' Hall (IRL) managed to take control early with a long, excellent-scoring wave mid-way through the heat and hold off Royden Bryson (ZAF) in order to be crowned the first-ever champion of the Hainan Classic, an ASP 4-Star organized by the ISA.
"China's been amazing, I was honestly stoked to come here regardless of the contest, but to come here and have fun, uncrowded waves, was great. The first couple days were two-foot and fun then it got to four-foot and pumping and then it got bigger and it's just been a good week," said Hall, after his win, which is the highest-rated ASP event win by an Irish surfer. "I'm pumped, it's been the funnest week of surfing, so to have a win and a check to go with it is amazing."
Both surfers have been putting in countless hours over the last week getting to know the various waves around the contest area, particularly the barreling sand-bottom wave further up the point, which was getting comparisons to world-class waves around the world. All that experience proved vital on the final day of action of the inaugural Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing Festival presented by Quiksilver.
Today, both surfers dedicated their morning to watching. Both were at the contest venue at first light to do research.
"I got here early trying to dissect it and find out which ones were actually the good ones," Hall said. "I was up at 5:30, I didn't even free-surf; I figured today would be a lot different, so I just sat and watched."
In the first semifinal of the morning, Hall was up against Dion Atkinson (AUS), the powerful regular-stance surfer. Atkinson actually was the one to get off to the fast start, registering an 8.33, but he struggled to find an adequate back-up.
Hall kept active, posting a 6.9 to close the gap, before stroking into one of the best set waves of the heat. After two big floaters and a couple of turns the wave came through at an 8.17, forcing the Australian to scramble. Atkinson's wave in the dying moments of the heat wouldn't be enough.
In the second semifinal, Bryson managed to advance past Marc Lacomare (FRA), who's been one of the top-performing competitors in the ISA's two-event Surfing Festival. The South African was on the choice waves of the heat and tallied the highest total heat score of the day, at 16.87. In the final, Bryson wasn't finding those same waves. It was Hall who kept most active and was finding the waves that lined-up all the way through the bay, allowing for multiple turns and maneuvers. Bryson did complete the trick of the heat, landing a perfectly executed double-grab air-reverse.
Ultimately, Bryson couldn't find the waves to out-point Hall, who was surfing fast and smooth on the best waves of the heat, for a total score of 16.33. Bryson had a few opportunities late in the heat, but finished with a score of 16.16. After the final, at the water's edge, a pair of Australians was able to pull Hall away from the mob of Chinese media and chaired him up the beach. Hall spends half of the year living and training in Australia.
"I'm stoked for Hally, he's a good friend of mine, so I couldn't have picked a better person to win the final, besides myself," said Bryson, with a laugh. "All in all, I am just stoked to have come here; it's an amazing place, and I cannot believe the quality of the waves. It's a place I'll definitely visit again in the future." After the final, at the Award Ceremony, Hall was presented with the $15,000 USD winner's-check and the ornate jade dragon trophy.
"The whole world has watched in delight the wonderful waves and surfing in China. It is the intention of the ISA, to come back to Hainan, to Riyue Bay early next year, with the second edition of the Surfing Festival, and continue our partnership with Womei and the People's Republic of China," said Fernando Aguerre, the president of the ISA. "When we the surfers arrived in China over one week ago, we were not prepared for the formidable and warm welcome we received. Tomorrow we will all go home as ambassadors of China and its wonderful people. Xie-xie China, xie-xie Hainan, xie-xie Wanning."
The entire ISA organized event is available to watch On-Demand at www.hainaninternationalsurfingfestival.com/hainan-classic/live.
About the International Surfing Association
The International Surfing Association (ISA) is recognized by the International Olympic Committee as the World Governing Authority for Surfing. It was originally founded as the International Surfing Federation in 1964 and has been running Open Division World Championships since 1964, Junior World Championships since 1980, and Masters World Championships since 2007. The ISA also sanctions the World Kneeboard Titles and the Tandem Surfing World Title, and the first stand-alone World Bodyboard Championship in 2011, and the first World Standup Paddle (SUP) and Paddleboard Championship will be held in 2012.
ISA membership includes the surfing National Governing Bodies of 70 countries on five continents. Its headquarters are located in San Diego, California. It is presided over by Fernando Aguerre (Argentina), first elected President in 1994 in Rio de Janeiro and re-elected seven times since. The ISA´s three Vice-Presidents are Alan Atkins (AUS), Karín Sierralta (PER) and Debbie Beacham (USA).
About Womei Media
Womei Media is a complete media group with headquarters in Beijing, China. Womei Media consists of a sports marketing division that is dedicated to introducing new and exciting sports to the Chinese people by organizing and promoting major sporting events throughout the country. Womei Media is an advertising agency for CCTV, China´s largest national TV network. The company also publishes and distributes print magazines, and it is developing a chain of movie theaters throughout China. Womei Media is the primary Chinese commercial agent of the ISA (International Surfing Association), UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale), and the National Basketball Association´s Houston Rockets.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by LatinMind, Jan 8, 2013.
Saying Garrett isnt safe either. stay Tuned
Hell yes
lol no way garrett gets fired
That would be arse backwards enough to be something GM Jerry would do. Fire a few assistants before bringing down the axe on the coach that would've fired them anyways.
time to get more firewood boys, it's about to be a LONG night.
Well now I'm hoping the entire staff gets flushed. I can't see Garrett being behind firing Rob Ryan. I just can't. That has Jerry stank all over it.
And if that's the case and the owner just dictated the coordinator being fired, blow it up completely and bring in a new regime. Somebody with enough of a track record to prevent this kind of move from happening under his watch.
That's just the way I read it.
From people who are listening to espn dallas im guessing. Guess one of the Mods can put rumor, I shouldve done that.
I have to agree with your comments. I don't see any reason why Garret survives if Ryan did not.
guys, Im beginning to think Jerry's mortality is behind all this.....he may be bringing someone in who is a heavyweight and will have more control of the team than he has given since Parcells or even Johnson. He would like to be able to be in the limelight one more time before he kicks the bucket.
I wouldn't even count out Saban at this point....Jerry can open up his wallet and get satan himself if he knew he would bring this team back to prominence.
Yeah, whenever something unexpected happens (i.e. Ryan getting fired), it basically become a free-for-all for journalists to throw anything out there in hopes they will "crack" the next big story. No one knows for sure what the plan is except Jerry and Stephen. I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for Garrett to get fired, but who knows...
Garrett is not getting fired, Matt Mosely just trying to get readers because he missed the Ryan firing.
I would love this.
I can. Jerry didn't appear to like Rob, but, if there's a better DC out there, you know Garrett would be in favor of getting him. That's how his whole thing works: evaluate everything and everyone, and make the best decision for the Dallas Cowboys.
Rob Ryan has never been Buddy or Rex. He's a decent coordinator, and he did a nice job under very tough circumstances, but his position is a relatively easy one to upgrade on the coaching staff if you're looking to make a big change.


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"The main intent was to give the clients an atmosphere of beauty that expresses both warmth and worth and encourages their interaction," Anne Fougeron, AIA, wrote about her design for Planned Parenthood at Eastmont Mall in San Francisco. That simple statement also could be applied to her light-box-like single-family residences, which are bold incubators for other project types, including health care and affordable housing.
High-end, low-end, private, public, and everything in between, Fougeron's varied buildings are modern, sensual, and interesting to look at. Her own memorable kitchen, in an 1895 Victorian, has a cerulean blue ceiling, an ochre-colored cork floor, clear and sandblasted glass walls, and a soft green night-time glow emanating from gelled fluorescent strips in the adjacent bath. It's not just look-good architecture, it also satisfies her curiosity about how layers of translucent materials interact with the changing light.
"We try to keep a diverse portfolio of work and bring the same voice of design excellence to all of it," Fougeron says. "We're interested in creating enlivened spaces that are about light, the expression of transparencies, and how well-crafted materials come together to reinforce those ideas." She is currently working on Buck Creek, a cliffside house on the south coast of Big Sur, along with her first monograph, to be published by Princeton Architectural Press in 2011.
What is the most gratifying aspect of residential practice?
Using single-family homes as a lab for creative architectural ideas, and the personal relationships we form with clients.
What is the most frustrating aspect?
In the entitlement process, trying to convince people that design innovation is an essential part of a city's growth. It's also a struggle to be considered in the same league as firms owned by men.
What is your mission statement or firm goal?
To join the opposites of old and new, industrial and residential, rough and refined, urban and natural in modernist compositions.
What is the most indispensable tool in your office?
The people who work for me. Architecture is about collaboration, having the right team.
What software does your firm use?
AutoCAD and Vectorworks.
Who is your ideal client?
Someone who hires an architect not because they have to, but because good design is something that matters.
What is your favorite building?
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, or Sainte-Chapelle in Paris.
If you didn't have time to design your own house, who would you hire?
Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.


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Johan Elmander Goal against Wolves this weekend goes into my Top Goal List ...
Riddled with ball control ...
Johan Elmander Goal against Wolves this weekend goes into my Top Goal List ...
Riddled with ball control ...
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"Hell never sell any ice cream going at that speed"
That's what happens when everyone's too scared of giving away a penalty to risk a worthwhile tackle
great ball control but no way should he of gotten past 3 defenders that close to the goal, poor defending
This was on soccer am a month or two ago .... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wkv7Zd76oSc .... best goal ever! then the very next week the same guy scored another amazing goal ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgoHLoNl3w4
pretty much anything that comes off the boot of Lyon's Brazilian left back Michel Bastos is football awesomeness!
Some of the hardest and most accurate strikes you will EVER see!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZeW0UnSVdU @ 56 seconds - incredible!!!
"Just Scrap!"
Twitter '@DWedz'
wax on wax off
"Hell never sell any ice cream going at that speed"
The Argentina goal from the 2006 World Cup, the 26 pass one, is still my all time favorite.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Roy Wegerle for QPR. Goal of the season in '91 (I had it in VHS): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOUaDs_55E4
Trevor Sinclair, also for QPR. The best overhead kick ever? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q0AN...eature=related
George Weah for AC Milan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UlPr...eature=related
John Harkes- KA-FUCKING_BOOOOOM!!!!!! for sheffield wednesday. I got that kit as a birthday present, it was fucking mint. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_is9XU2yeA


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Chris Brown released from jail
Listen to Chris Brown on iHeartRadio
(TMZ) - Chris Brown has been released from jail ... TMZ has learned.
Despite being sentenced on May 9 to 131 days in jail, Brown was sprung around midnight after serving 108 days.
Breezy was actually sentenced to a year behind bars, but got credit for 116 days he spent in rehab, and another 59 days behind bars.
Brown was thrown back behind bars because a judge ruled that Brown had violated his probation in the Rihanna case. He could have been sentenced to as much as four years.
Brown still has his D.C. assault trial looming. That should begin in the next few months.
Brown tweeted this morning:
Humbled and Blessed
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) June 2, 2014
Back to the Music and the Fans
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) June 2, 2014
Thank you GOD
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) June 2, 2014
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McAuliffe School Tour- January 31, 2013
McAuliffe Parent Faculty Group
Thursday, January 31, 2013 from 8:45 AM to 11:00 AM (PST)
Event Details
Join us for a school tour hosted by the Parent Faculty Group! Come see what McAuliffe is all about first hand. Tour classes while in session, hear from parents and administration and ask questions so that you can evaluate whether McAuliffe is the right school for your child and family. Tours are for parents only, please.
Attending an Information Night is also required. At Info Night, you will have an opportunity to hear about McAuliffe's educational philosophy and curriculum from McAuliffe teachers and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Registration is located at http://mcauliffeschool.eventbrite.com/
Note that McAuliffe is a Cupertino Union School District school and subject to the residence requirements of the district.
When & Where
McAuliffe School
12211 Titus Avenue
Thursday, January 31, 2013 from 8:45 AM to 11:00 AM (PST)
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McAuliffe Parent Faculty Group
Parent Faculty Group (PFG) of Christa McAuliffe K-8 School in the Cupertino School District.


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Status List for Web Curriculum Proposal System
A user of the on line Curriculum Proposal System may request a list of proposals by proposal number, college, or effective date. The data listed for each proposal includes a status. The status refers to where the proposal is in the curriculum review process at The University of Akron. The following is a list of possible statuses that a proposal may achieve and a definition of each status. Note that certain status changes may be made only by authorized personnel.
Under development
: This is the status given to a proposal when it is initiated on the Web. If this status is listed the proposal has not been completed by the author and is not available for review. The phrase "not available for review" indicates that the proposal is not ready for the formal review process. It does not mean the proposal cannot be seen.
Available for College review
: This is the status the author may give the proposal when it is completed. This status signifies that the proposal is available for review within the college subject to appropriate collegiate procedures.
College status: approved
: Shows the status of the proposal within the collegiate curriculum review process.
College status: not approved
: Shows status of proposal within collegiate curriculum review process.
Approved for University review
: This status is attained when the proposal is approved by the college, the library. and the graduate school and when it has been submitted by an authorized personnel within the college. When the proposal has this status a deadline for objections will be listed. This date is two weeks after the date the proposal was submitted by the college on the Web. During this two week period the proposal is open for university wide review. If any faculty wished to make an objection or to comment on the proposal, the faculty member may click on a button. The objection can be entered into an objection box and will be E-mailed to the Provost's Office and the initiating college.
Mature, no objections filed
: The deadline for objections for the proposal has passed and no objections have been received. In accordance with the curriculum review procedures, this proposal could be approved by the Provost without going to the CRC.
Mature, objections filed
: The deadline for objections has passed and unresolved objections remain on file. In accordance with the curriculum review procedures, this proposal must be reviewed by the CRC.
Approved by CRC with 2 or less negative votes
: The CRC has deliberated on the proposal and passed it with 2 or less negative votes. If approved by the Provost, the proposal will become record unless Faculty Senate specifically acts otherwise at its next meeting.
Approved by CRC with 3 or more negative votes
: The CRC has deliberated on the proposal with a majority voting in favor of the proposal, but with 3 or more negative votes recorded. The proposal will be put on the agenda of the next Faculty Senate meeting.
Disapproved by CRC
: The proposal did not receive a majority of votes of the CRC. The proposal will not be brought before Faculty Senate for action.
Approved by Faculty Senate
: The proposal has been adopted by Faculty Senate, either through no action taken on a proposal on which action was not necessary or by a majority positive vote on a proposal on its agenda.
Disapproved by Faculty Senate
: The proposal was not approved by Faculty Senate.
Approved by Provost
: The proposal hasbeen approved by the Provost and will become record.
Disapproved by Provost
: The proposal has not been approved by the Provost. The Provost will communicate the reason to the initiating college.
Submitted to Board of Trustees
: This status is applicable only for those proposals which must be submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval (new programs). The proposal is awaiting action by the Board of Trustees.
Disapproved by Board of Trustees
: The proposal has been disapproved by the Board of Trustees.
Submitted to Ohio Board of Regents
: This status is applicable only for those proposals which must be submitted to the Ohio Board of Regents after being approved by the Board of Trustees.
Disapproved by Ohio Board of Regents
: The proposal has been disapproved by the Ohio Board of Regents.
Final Approval Granted
: Approval has been given to the proposal by all required parties. The proposal is now record and will be implemented on its effective date.
Proposal Withdrawn
: The proposal has been withdrawn by the initiating college.
No additional resources
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CUPS is a standards-based printing system for Mac OS X and other Unix-like operating systems. It provides the System V and Berkeley command line interfaces, and uses the Internet Printing Protocol ("IPP") as the basis for managing print jobs and queues. The Line Printer Daemon (LPD) Server Message Block (SMB), and AppSocket (a.k.a. JetDirect) protocols are also supported with reduced functionality. CUPS adds network printer browsing and PostScript Printer Description ("PPD") based printing options to support real world printing.
Nyagua is a little piece of software that may help you to manage your home aquarium. It can store data about measurements in aquariums and produce graphs from these. It can store data about expenses and produce a report with yearly, monthly, and daily costs. It reports the compatibility between fishes and plants in its database. It can import fishbase.org XML data, and your own pictures can be added.
Zorka is a sophisticated programmable profiling/monitoring agent for Java suitable for running with production applications. The agent integrates seamlessly with popular monitoring systems and protocols (Zabbix, Nagios, syslog, SNMP) and offers additional tracing/profiling capabilities that - along with the accompanying data collector - help with spotting performance issues and general problems. The agent also exposes JMX data to conventional monitoring systems. Platforms (more or less) supported out of the box include: JBoss 4/5/6/7, Wildfly 8, Tomcat 6/7/8, Jetty 6/7/8/9, Websphere, Weblogic, GlassFish 4.0, WSO2 ESB, Mule ESB, and Jasig CAS. There is also dedicated support for the popular Java libraries Spring, Quartz, CXF, and Axis 1.x. The agent should run on most other platforms with limited functionalities (that is, lack of support for platform-specific features). It works with JDK6, JDK7, and JDK8. JDK5 support is also possible after preprocessing the agent binary with retrotranslator. Functionality can be easily added by implementing simple BSH scripts.
GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a software raster- and vector-based GIS (Geographic Information System), image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster data manipulation, vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, point data management and general data management. It also has tools for interfacing with digitizers, scanners, and the PostgreSQL, DBF, and ODBC connected databases. GRASS operates on all common operating systems.
dbf is an easy-to-use command line tool to show and convert the content of dBASE III, IV, and 5.0 files, as well as of FoxBase and Visual FoxPro. It reads xBASE-compatible databases and prints the content to the screen or converts it to comma-separated (*.csv) files which can be opened in Excel, StarOffice, and most other spread sheets. It can also be used to show some statistics about the content.
gumnut is a program to find the most supported proposals within large groups of people. The text or GUI client can create, moderate, and display proposals over a decentralized communication network (currently Gnutella). Proposals are text files with a simple naming convention that uses the filename to describe field attributes (such as topic and geographical location). Popular proposals are found by searching on one or more of these fields and then calculating the support for each proposal based on the number of occurrences on the network.
Zero Install is a decentralized cross-distribution software installation system. It allows software developers to publish programs directly from their own Web sites, while supporting features familiar from centralized distribution repositories such as shared libraries, automatic updates, and digital signatures. It is intended to complement, rather than replace, the operating system's package management. 0install packages never interfere with those provided by the distribution.
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MTV Movie Awards 2014: Top 10 moments
The MTV Movie Awards is always full of memorable moments, and this year was no exception. From Zac Efron's shirt getting ripped off to Grumpy Cat to a touching Paul Walker tribute, Sunday's awards was definitely a night to remember.
[PHOTOS: 2014 MTV Movie Awards]
Check out what you missed below!
1. Rita Ora rips off Zac Efron's shirt. It was fABulous.
2. Grumpy Cat totally stole Pharrell's hat game ... and took a little cat nap during the show.
3. Mark Wahlberg accepted the Generation Award, and dropped a ton of F-bombs during his speech. According to Mark, the award means "this is the you're too f*****g old to come back award."
4. Rihanna and Eminem performed their hit "The Monster" for the first time on TV, giving fans a taste of what's to come on their upcoming tour!
5. Paul Walker's Fast & Furious co-star, Jordana Brewster, led a touching tribute to the late actor with a montage of his most memorable movie moments. "He never asked for credit or glory. He was just a really good guy."
6. On the red carpet, there were adorable puppies dressed as your favorite stars including a puppy version of James Franco in Spring Breakers, and even a puppy Ron Burgundy!
7. Lupita Nyong'o joked about her new-found fame. "A year ago nobody even knew my name. And now, nobody can pronounce my name."
8. Channing Tatum won the Trailblazer Award. While presenting the award, Jonah Hill joked, "What's a more trailblazing experience than a gorgeous man becoming a movie star?"
9. A baby bump-baring Mila Kunis beat out all of the male nominees in the Best Villain category for her role in Oz, The Great and Powerful.
10. Seth Rogan's steamy kiss with ... his MOM?!
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'"It's a great feeling," said Hamel, who scored his seventh goal of the season. "I knew we had a 2-on-1, but I didn't want to wait for the guy who came with me because I saw the backchecker right behind him."'
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The 2013 season was Cotton's first as Nebraska's run game coordinator and tight ends coach, while che continued in his role with the offensive line and as associate head coach. Cotton has been Nebraska's offensive line coach for the past seven seasons and has helped NU finish in the top 20 nationally in rushing each of the past four years, while producing a 1,000-yard rusher for six straight seasons.
Nebraska's run game ranked 19th nationally in 2013 with an average of 215.7 yards per game. Cotton played a key role in the Huskers once again boasting one of the nation's top rushing attacks. Five starters on the offensive line dealt with injuries, including 2012 All-American Spencer Long, who suffered a season-ending injury in Nebraska's sixth game. Injuries also forced NU to use three starting quarterbacks this fall, which allowed defenses to focus on the Husker rushing attack.
Despite the adversity, junior I-back Ameer Abdullah thrived, rushing for 1,690 yards, while tying a school record with 11 100-yard rushing games. Paving the way was a gritty offensive line that dealt with multiple injuries and position switches. Senior Cole Pensick, who started at both guard and center, was a second-team All-Big Ten selection, while tackles Andrew Rodriguez and Jeremiah Sirles each earned honorable-mention all-conference accolades.
Cotton's tight ends combined for 23 catches while contibuting to the run game. Cotton's youngest son, Sam, produced the lone touchdown catch by a Husker tight end in 2013. Jake Long battled through injuries to earn second-team CoSIDA Academic All-America honors, while his twin brother Spencer was a first-team academic All-American.
In 2012, Cotton helped Spencer Long complete a journey from walk-on to All-American. A consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection, Long was named a second-team All-American by both the Associated Press and the Walter Camp Foundation. Cotton has coached the only three Husker offensive linemen to earn first-team all-conference honors since 2001, while Long was Nebraska's first All-America offensive lineman since Toniu Fonoti in 2001.
In addition to Long, former walk-on center Justin Jackson, a converted defensive lineman, earned honorable-mention All-Big Ten accolades from the league's coaches in his only year at center. Offensive tackle Jeremiah Sirles was a second-team all-conference selection, giving Nebraska three all-conference offensive linemen in 2012.
The line helped Nebraska rank eighth nationally with 253.4 rushing yards per game. It paved the way for Abdullah to become the first Husker sophomore to rush for 1,000 yards since 1994, helping him earn second-team All-Big Ten honors. The unit also helped Nebraska top 200 yards rushing 12 times in 2012, the highest total by a Husker team since 1997.
Cotton's line also helped All-Big Ten quarterback Taylor Martinez set Nebraska's junior class total offense record, throwing for 2,871 yards and rushing for another 1,019 yards and accounting for a school-record 3,890 total yards.
The 2012 season marked the third straight year Nebraska averaged more than 200 yards rushing, a first for the program since 2001 to 2003. The 2011 Husker rushing attack ranked 15th nationally, averaging 217.2 yards per game.
Cotton has a knack for quickly developing players. First- or second-year players combined for 38 starts on the offensive line in 2011. Cotton also developed three current or former walk-ons who combined for 32 starts in 2011. Two of those former walk-ons were Mike Caputo and Long, both of whom earned second-team All-Big Ten honors in 2011, along with honorable-mention selection Marcel Jones.
In 2010, NU rushed for 3,466 yards, the program's highest total since 2002, and ranked ninth nationally in rushing yards per game (247.6 ypg). Ricky Henry became the first Husker offensive lineman to earn first-team All-Big 12 honors since Toniu Fonoti in 2001, while Caputo and Keith Williams garnered honorable-mention accolades. Roy Helu Jr. ran for 1,245 yards behind the line and set the Nebraska single-game rushing record with 307 yards against Missouri.
Under Cotton's leadership in 2009, three Husker linemen (Henry, Williams and Jacob Hickman) earned All-Big 12 accolades from the Associated Press. The line helped pave the way for I-back Roy Helu Jr. to earn All-Big 12 honors while posting the 29th 1,000-yard rushing season in Husker history. Helu Jr. added 1,245 rushing yards in another All-Big 12 campaign in 2010, becoming the first Husker with back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons in nearly two decades.
Cotton helped Nebraska finish among the top 20 units nationally in total offense, scoring offense and passing offense in 2008. Matt Slauson was a second-team All-Big 12 pick under Cotton's guidance, while Hickman and Lydon Murtha were honorable-mention picks. The line paved the way for the Husker running game to average 169.8 yards per game and score 27 touchdowns, while protecting quarterback Joe Ganz as he threw for a single-season school-record 3,568 yards, and set the single-season school-record with 3,826 total yards.
In 2003, Cotton's offensive unit helped Nebraska to a 10-3 record and a victory over Michigan State in the Alamo Bowl. Nebraska ranked among the top 10 nationally in rushing offense and four linemen earned all-conference accolades.
Following his successful one-year stint with NU, Cotton stayed in the Big 12, serving as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Iowa State. In 2004, Cotton's offense helped ISU to a late-season surge and a berth in the Independence Bowl where it defeated Miami (Ohio). The following season, Bret Meyer and Todd Blythe led ISU to a trip to the Houston Bowl, as Meyer threw for 2,876 yards, while Blythe topped 1,000 receiving yards. Center Scott Stephenson was a first-team All-Big 12 pick that year in his first season under Cotton.
Following his stint at ISU, Cotton served as a volunteer assistant coach at Ames High School in 2007, where he assisted with all aspects of the offense.
Before his four-year run as an offensive coordinator in the Big 12, Cotton spent the previous six seasons as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at New Mexico State on the staff of former Husker Tony Samuel. Under Cotton's direction, the Aggie offense ranked in the top 25 nationally in total offense three times in six seasons and ranked in the top 25 in rushing offense all six seasons.
Cotton went to New Mexico State from Hastings College, where he was head coach in 1995 and 1996. In 1995, the Broncos won the Nebraska-Iowa Athletic Conference Championship and made an appearance in the NAIA playoffs. Cotton was named the 1995 NIAC Coach of the Year.
Cotton spent six seasons as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at St. Cloud State (Minn.) from 1989 to 1994. In 1989, St. Cloud won the North Central Conference Championship and averaged more than 400 yards of offense.
An all-state selection as a senior at Omaha Burke High School, Cotton played for Nebraska from 1975 to 1978. He played on the offensive line as a freshman and sophomore, then switched to defense where he started at tackle in 1977. Cotton moved back to offense in 1978, where he earned second-team All-Big Eight honors as a senior guard on Tom Osborne's Big Eight championship team.
Cotton played in the 1979 East-West Shrine Game, then was a third-round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1979. Cotton played one season with Cincinnati and three in St. Louis from 1980 to 1982, before a knee injury forced his retirement.
The 57-year-old Cotton earned a bachelor's degree from Nebraska in 1983 and a master's degree in athletic administration from St. Cloud State in 1994. Cotton and his wife, Christine, have three sons, Ben, Jake and Sam. Ben was a senior tight end for the Huskers in 2012, while Jake will be a senior offensive lineman in 2014, and Sam will be a sophomore at tight end. The Cottons were the only group of three brothers on the same FBS roster in 2012.
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Date and Place of Birth:Sept. 30, 1956 in Omaha, Neb.
Family: Wife, Christine; Sons, Ben, Jake and Sam
Education: Bachelor of science, Nebraska, 1983; master's, athletic administration, St. Cloud State, 1994
Playing Experience: 1975-78, Nebraska; 1979, Cincinnati Bengals; 1980-82, St. Louis Cardinals
Coaching Experience: 1989-94, St. Cloud State (assistant coach/offensive coordinator, offensive line); 1995-96, Hastings College (head coach); 1997-2002, New Mexico State (assistant head coach/offensive coordinator, offensive line); 2003, Nebraska (assistant coach/offensive coordinator, offensive line); 2004-06, Iowa State (assistant coach/offensive coordinator, offensive line); 2007, Ames (Iowa) High School (volunteer offensive assistant); 2008-12, Nebraska (associate head coach/offensive line); 2013, Nebraska (associate head coach/run game coordinator/tight ends/offensive line).


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Lone Peak has found its next football coach.
Mike Mower, an assistant with the program for the last three seasons, will be the Knights' next leader, the Lone Peak High School sports Twitter account (@LPHSsports) announced Thursday morning.
Soon-to-be principal of Lone Peak Rhonda Bromley oversaw the hiring process, along with a hiring committee that included community members, former high school football coaches as well as administrators.
"Right now Mike Mower is the person we need," she said, adding this will be Mower's first varsity head coaching job in his 28 years of coaching high school football.
Bromley said the interview process began a few weeks ago and added the committee interviewed 12 people for the head coaching position at Lone Peak, but in the end, Mower was their man.
"I'm very confident he'll be able to step in and continue the tradition of excellence of football at Lone Peak," Bromley said. "Mike stood out as the one who can take on this program and move it forward. He already has the respect of the players, parents and the community."
Mower will take over the Lone Peak program after coaching for three decades in Utah County, both at American Fork High School as well as Lone Peak. Bromley said Mower will be a full-time history teacher at the school along with head coaching duties.
"I'm excited to have somebody who has been involved and just step in and continue the great things that are going on," Bromley said.
Mower also takes the reins from former Knights coach Tony McGeary, who resigned in late February amid allegations of kickbacks and an inappropriate sponsorship deal with Under Armour. McGeary led the Knights to a 51-12 record in his five years there, including the school's lone state title in football in 2011.
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Complete Men's Soccer Weekly Release in pdf format
Photos courtesy of Columbia Sports Information/Media Relations, Cornell Athletic Communications and Yale Sports Publicity
PRINCETON, N.J. -- A wild night of soccer on Saturday narrowed the Ivy League race down to the final weekend with three teams still in contention for the Ancient Eight title.
Cornell's double-overtime win over Dartmouth gave the Big Red the lead atop the standings. That, coupled with Brown's tie against Yale on Saturday night, gives Cornell a one-point lead atop the League standings entering the final weekend. Despite its 3-0 win over Penn, Princeton was eliminated from the title race when Cornell won.
Two matches - separated by 24 hours - will ultimately determine the champion and the NCAA automatic bid. Dartmouth hosts Brown on Friday night in a match televised by Fox Soccer Channel at 7 pm. Cornell, which controls its own destiny, visits Columbia on Saturday night at 7 pm. Dartmouth can still clinch a share of the title, but can't earn the NCAA automatic bid at this point.
The scenarios are:
- If Cornell wins at Columbia, Cornell is the champion (18 pts.), regardless of any other outcome.
- If Cornell ties Columbia and Brown defeats Dartmouth, Brown is the champion (17 pts. for Brown, 16 pts. for Cornell).
- If Cornell ties Columbia and Brown ties Dartmouth, Cornell is the champion (16 pts. for Cornell, 15 pts. for Brown, 13 pts. for Dartmouth).
- If Cornell ties Columbia and Dartmouth defeats Brown, Cornell is the champion (16 pts. for Cornell, 15 pts. for Dartmouth, 14 pts. for Brown).
- If Cornell loses at Columbia and Brown defeats Dartmouth, Brown is the champion (17 pts. for Brown, 15 pts. for Cornell).
- If Cornell loses at Columbia and Dartmouth defeats Brown, Cornell and Dartmouth share the title (15 pts. each) and Cornell is the NCAA automatic qualifier by virtue of its win over Dartmouth (2-1 on Nov. 3).
- If Cornell loses at Columbia and Dartmouth and Brown tie, Brown and Cornell share the title (15 pts. each) and Brown is the NCAA automatic qualifier by virtue of its win over Cornell (2-0 on Oct. 20).
Cornell's win over Dartmouth came when Tyler Regan celebrated his senior night with a tally 2:37 into the second overtime. The teams had traded goals less than two minutes apart midway through the first half. Rick Pflasterer made seven saves in earning the win for Cornell.
Despite 36 shots (12 on goal), Brown couldn't manage to find the back of the net after an early Ben Maurey tally and played to a 1-1 tie with Yale. Bobby Thalman had 11 saves for Yale, including eight in the second half and one in overtime.
Princeton blanked rival Penn, 3-0, at home Saturday night as Max Gallin made four saves. Thomas Sanner, Myles McGinley and Mark Linnville each scored for the Tigers.
Columbia spoiled Harvard's senior night with a 1-0 win. Quentin Grigsby's header with a tick over eight minutes to go in the first half was the only marker of the night. Kyle Jackson had six saves to record the shutout.
Hurricane Sandy wiped out all of the midweek nonconference contests on Tuesday and Wednesday last week.
Cornell's Stephen Reisert (Chapppaqua, N.Y.) and Yale's Bobby Thalman (Greenwood Village, Colo.) earned co-Player of the Week honors for their performances that re-shaped the Ivy Leagues standings over the weekend.
Reisert, a junior midfielder, played a part in both of Cornell's goals as the Big Red defeated Dartmouth in double-overtime, 2-1, to claim the top spot in the Ancient Eight standings. Reisert scored the equalizer midway through the first half - answering Dartmouth's goal just 93 seconds earlier. He followed that up with the initial shot that Tyler Regan followed off the rebound for the gamewinner 2:37 into the second overtime.
Reisert's Weekly
1 GP, 1 GS, 1G, 1A, 3 Pts. 4 Shots, 2 SOG
Thalman, a senior, recorded 11 saves - nine of them after halftime - as Yale tied 11th-ranked Brown, 1-1. He gave up an early tally against the Bears off a corner kick on the first shot of the match, but blanked Brown the rest of the way to keep the Bears from reclaiming first place in the Ivy after Cornell had taken over first place earlier in the evening.
Brown held a 36-15 advantage in shots on the night, including 25-5 after halftime.
Thalman's Weekly
1 GP, 1 GS, 110 min., 1 GA, 11 svs.
Columbia goalkeeper Kyle Jackson (Paradise Valley, Ariz.) earned Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors for his performance in a 1-0 win over Harvard. Jackson had six saves in logging the shutout, His final save of the night was a leaping one in the final minute as he corralled a ball just before it tucked under the crossbar and then fell backwards, managing to keep the ball from crossing goal line.
It is the fourth time this season that Jackson has won or shared the award.
Jackson's Weekly
1 GP, 1 GS, 90 min., 0 GA, 6 svs.
Rick Pflasterer, Cornell (SR, GK - Ann Arbor, Mich.)
1 GP, 1 GS, 102:37 min., 1 GA, 7 svs
Tyler Regan, Cornell (SR, F - Philadelphia)
1 GP, 1G, 2 Pts., 2 shots, 1 GWG
Ben Maurey, Brown (SO, F - Downingtown,
1 GP, 1 GS, 1G, 2 Pts., 3 shots, 4th consecutive game with a goal
Quentin Grigsby, Columbia (SR, D - Phoenix)
1 GP, 1 GS, 1G, 2 Pts., 1 shot, defensive save to preserve shutout
Thomas Sanner, Princeton (FR, F -
1 GP, 1 GS, 1G, 1A, 3 Pts., 3 shots, 1 GWG
Tuesday, November 6
Holy Cross at Harvard, 7 pm
Wednesday, November 7
Princeton at Fairfield, 7 pm
Friday, November 9
*Brown at Dartmouth, 7 pm (TV: Fox Soccer Channel)
Saturday, November 10
*Princeton at Yale, 3 pm
*Harvard at Penn, 7 pm
*Cornell at Columbia, 7 pm
* Ivy League Contests


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Lady Flames Sweep Blue Hose for 6th Big South Win
The Liberty Lady Flames tennis team collected its third consecutive Big South Conference victory on Thursday, blanking the visiting Presbyterian Blue Hose, 7-0, at the Hershey Tennis Courts.
"Today we beat a very well coached Presbyterian team," commented Liberty assistant coach Giancarlo Lemmi. "Our girls again showed that they are rising to the occasion. We'll keep working hard and finish the season strong, so that we can keep our momentum going into the Big South Championship."
Liberty has won seven out of its last nine contests to improve to two matches over .500, at 9-7, for the first time this season. The Lady Flames up their Big South record to 6-2, matching the most conference victories in a single season in program history. Presbyterian falls to 7-10 (0-4 Big South).
Liberty jumped out quickly in doubles play with 8-2 victories in both the No. 1 and No. 3 positions. Rebekah Jenkins and Nicola Wellman collected the first win of the afternoon, defeating Greer Ransom and Lindsay Krause. Cameron Richard and Valerie Thong quickly followed, clinching the doubles point for the Lady Flames with a victory over Kayla Stanford and Caroline deLoach.
In the No. 2 doubles spot, Liberty's Brittany Yang and Jessie Boda improved to 7-1 in Big South matches with a come from behind 8-7 (7-4) win against Courtney Gardiner and Haley Elliot.
The Lady Flames continued their strong play in singles action, sweeping each of the six matches and winning five of the contests in straight sets. Thong improved to 8-3 on the season with a 6-0, 6-1 victory against Gardiner. Jenkins matched Thong's eight singles victories with a 6-1, 6-2 defeat of Greer in the No. 1 position.
Annisha Domenech dropped only one game en route to a 6-1, 6-0 rout of Stanford in the No. 6 spot. Yang quickly followed with the clinching win for Liberty. The sophomore ousted Krause, 6-3, 6-1, to improve to 2-0 on the year in the No. 5 position.
Richard and Wellman completed the sweep for the Lady Flames with wins in the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, respectively. After dropping the first set, Richard rebounded to knock off deLoach, 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-4). Wellman downed Alves 6-3, 6-3 to become the first Lady Flame to reach 10 singles wins this season.
The Lady Flames will take the weekend off, before traveling up to Harrisonburg, Va. to face the James Madison Dukes on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Liberty 7, Presbyterian 0
1. Jenkins/Wellman (LU) def. Ransom/Krause (PC), 8-2
2. Boda/Yang (LU) def. Stanford/deLoach (PC), 8-7 (7-4)
3. Richard/Thong (LU) def. Gardiner/Elliot (PC), 8-2
1. Jenkins (LU) def. Ransom (PC), 6-1, 6-2
2. Richard (LU) def. deLoach (PC), 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-4)
3. Wellman (LU) def. Alves (PC), 6-3, 6-3
4. Thong (LU) def. Gardiner (PC), 6-0, 6-1
5. Yang (LU) def. Krause (PC), 6-3, 6-1
6. Domenech (LU) def. Stanford (PC), 6-1, 6-0


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'cause he's showing you his backside! Every now and then I grab an old window from my stash and decide it's time to use one again.
I knew I wanted a bunny on one side of the window. So I took white flannel and cut out a bunny shape and sewed it together and snipped the edges for a frayed look.
Then I made him a little faux chenille tail.
I mod-podged purple paper to poster board that was cut to size and then glued the bunny to it. His body is on the inside of the window and tail on the outside.
I did the same thing on the other side, using different paper.
The vinyl lettering (used my Cricut) is on the outside of the window. I also added Easter eggs that I cut out of paint chips.
It is so darn hard to take a picture of a window!! I'm pretty sure my neighbors think I'm crazy, walking all around the yard with a window and camera trying to find the best place to take a photo!
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I have an old Acer Aspire 4520 laptop with integrated Nvidia GeForce 7000M video. It's shared memory up to 384MB.
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Washington Times' Kuhner asks "Should Arizona secede?"
In a July 29 Washington Times column [1], Jeffrey Kuhner claimed the ruling "is unilaterally disarming the people of Arizona in the face of a dangerous enemy," and that "leftist judges - elitist activists in black robes - override democratic legitimacy." Kuhner warned that the United States is in danger of becoming a "socialist superstate," and claimed "The choice is becoming starkly apparent: devolution or dissolution." From the Washington Times:
Judicial activism is pushing America to the breaking point. This week, a federal judge blocked key provisions of Arizona's immigration law, thwarting the will of the people. The decision was ominous and will reverberate for years to come.
Judge Susan Bolton [2], appointed by former President Bill Clinton [3], is a liberal elitist who believes judicial imperialism trumps democracy. Her ruling states that local police cannot check the immigration status of people arrested or stopped for violations of the law. In her view, that would amount to an abuse of civil liberties and unduly burden the federal immigration system. She also stipulated that residents cannot be required to carry proof of legal status.
The administration and congressional Democrats are making a strategic calculation. They think the Arizona law may be popular in the short term, not just in the state but across the country, but they are convinced that in the long term, the law will backfire on Republicans - especially with the surging Hispanic voting bloc. Mr. Obama [4] thinks he can aggressively court the Latino vote by demonizing Arizona. This is classic Saul Alinsky-style radicalism: the politics of divide and conquer, pitting races and classes against one another in the service of state power.
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This week we have been talking about linux in my networking class. The class is made up of 12 computers with 2 people per a group. 4 of the computers run Windows XP SP1, 4 more run Windows Server 2003 and the rest run Linux. But this Week is "Linux" week and the professor passed out BackTrack2 CDs to everyone. He said BT3 is not comtabable with the towers due to video problems but BT2 works fine.
We hookup 2 hubs to a central Linksys router (defult settings) using DHCP (Dhcpcd). So far all we've done is answer questions about Wireshark, played with SSH, FTP and TFTP and mess with VI and web servers (Under services)
Today we are going to talk about DoS attacks. Im not really sure what the teacher has in mind....but I was wondering: Does BT2 have anything on it that can can flood the network, I know you could use Ethercap to do "Man in the Middle" attack and revert traffic to some null MAC/IP which would freeze the network. Or is there any other way to cause a DoS using a BT2 CD? I bet there is but I have had no luck in finding it. Thats why im posting.


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Syracuse, N.Y. • C.J. Fair tipped in the go-ahead basket with 19.4 seconds left and No. 3 Syracuse rallied past No. 21 Cincinnati 57-55 on Monday.
Trailing by seven points with just over 5 minutes left, Syracuse tied it at 55 on Michael Carter-Williams' 3-pointer with 80 seconds left.
Fair's tip came after Jerami Grant drove the lane and missed. Cincinnati's Cashmere Wright missed a 3 from straight on with 2.9 seconds left and the Orange had their 35th straight win at home, the longest active streak in Division I.
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Georgetown 63, No. 24 Notre Dame 47 • In South Bend, Ind., Otto Porter scored 19 points as Georgetown handed Notre Dame its third loss in four games. Notre Dame recorded season lows in points, field-goal percentage (35 percent) and assists (11). The Irish (15-4, 3-3 Big East) went on long stretches without scoring in both halves, while Georgetown (13-4, 3-3) shot 53 percent from the field.


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Seoul (AFP) Jan 30, 2013
South Korea succeeded Wednesday in its third attempt to put a satellite into orbit, in a high-stakes test of national pride after arch-rival North Korea got there first with a rocket launch last month.
The 140-tonne Korea Space Launch Vehicle (KSLV-I) blasted off at 4:00 pm (0700 GMT) from the Naro Space Center on the south coast, reaching its target altitude nine minutes later and deploying its payload satellite.
A positive outcome after successive failures in 2009 and 2010 was critical to ensuring the future of South Korea's launch programme and realising its ambition of joining an elite global space club.
Scientists and officials at the space centre cheered, applauded and hugged each other as the satellite was released.
In the capital, hundreds gathered in front of a giant television screen in the main train station cheered as the rocket blasted off, and again when the satellite deployment was confirmed.
"After analysing various data, the Naro rocket successfully put the science satellite into designated orbit," Science Minister Lee Ju-Ho told reporters at the space centre.
"This is the success of all our people," Lee said.
Initially scheduled for October 26, Wednesday's launch had been twice postponed for technical reasons.
The delay meant that rival North Korea was able to claim a rare technological victory over the South by launching a satellite into orbit on a three-stage rocket on December 12.
South Korea was a late entrant to the high-cost world of space technology and exploration, and repeated failures had raised questions over the viability of the launch programme.
"This success has put the country's entire rocketry programme back on track," said independent space analyst Morris Jones.
"They were under enormous pressure, given the earlier failures and the North's success last month, and this will give them confidence and, of course, secure critical political and financial support for the future," Jones said.
But South and North Korea remain way behind Asian powers with a proven track record of multiple launches -- China, Japan and India.
The North's launch was condemned by the international community as a disguised ballistic missile test, resulting in tightened UN sanctions that in turn triggered a threat by Pyongyang to carry out a nuclear test.
Wednesday's mission was the last under the South's current agreement with Russia, which agreed to provide the first stage for a maximum of three rockets.
Seoul's space ambitions were restricted for many years by its main military ally the United States, which feared that a robust missile or rocket programme would accelerate a regional arms race, especially with North Korea.
After joining the Missile Technology Control Regime in 2001, South Korea made Russia its go-to space partner, but the relationship has not been an easy one.
In 2009 faulty release mechanisms on the rocket's second stage prevented proper deployment of the satellite.
The second effort in 2010 saw the rocket explode two minutes into its flight, with both Russia and South Korea blaming each other.
South Korea has committed itself to developing a totally indigenous three-stage, liquid-fuelled rocket capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne payload into orbit.
Following Wednesday's launch, Kim Seung-Jo, president of the Korea Aerospace Research Institute, said it could have an operating prototype as early as 2018.
It is still unclear if South Korea intends to commercialise its launch vehicles once an indigenous carrier is developed.
"That would take at least seven years, developing a prototype and then building up a launch track record to attract commercial clients," Jones said.
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Like those before you who had greater strength than you and more wealth and children. They enjoyed their portion; so enjoy your portion as those before you enjoyed theirs. You have plunged into defamation as they plunged into it. The actions of such people come to nothing in the life of this world or the hereafter. They are the lost. (Surat at-Tawba, 69)
What is his share, he is looking for that. Eating, drinking, sitting back and sleeping. He fights against the Qur'an while he is pretending to defend. How is he doing this, he does not endeavor. Every hypocrite is anti-Mahdi. No hypocrite speaks about Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)
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• Reports overall branded growth of 5.0%, excluding the impact of IBO conversion
• Reports 2012 third quarter earnings per diluted share of $0.26 and reports $0.28 excluding special items
• Declares quarterly dividend of $0.16 per share of common stock
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Nov. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Snyder's-Lance, Inc. (Nasdaq-GS: LNCE) today reported results for its third quarter of 2012. Net revenues for the third quarter ended September 29, 2012 were $407 million, a decrease of 3.6% compared to prior year net revenues of $422 million. Net revenue, when adjusted for the impact of the independent business owner ("IBO") route system conversion, was flat year over year. Revenues from the company's branded products grew by 5.0% excluding the impact of IBO conversion. Net income was $17.8 million for the third quarter of 2012, or $0.26 per diluted share, compared to a net income of $8.8 million for the third quarter of 2011 or $0.13 per diluted share. Net income excluding special items in the third quarter of 2012 was $19.2 million, or $0.28 per diluted share, as compared to third quarter 2011 net income excluding special items of $10.7 million, or $0.16 per diluted share. Special items for the third quarter of 2012 were $1.4 million in expense, after tax which included expenses associated with the acquisition of Snack Factory, LLC and certain affiliates, in addition to other merger related costs. Special items for the third quarter of 2011 included after-tax expenses of $1.9 million primarily for merger and integration related expenses.
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"We are pleased with our financial results in the third quarter, and are especially excited with our branded growth of 5.0% excluding the impact of the IBO conversion," commented David V. Singer, Chief Executive Officer. "Our growth continues to be driven by our core brands (Snyder's of Hanover pretzels, Lance sandwich crackers and Cape Cod kettle chips), which together were up over 7% for the quarter excluding the impact of the IBO conversion. Branded sales growth has been a priority this year and I'm very excited with our progress. Our non-branded sales were down a little over 7% in the third quarter reflecting decisions to discontinue sales to certain customers who did not accept price increases. These decisions reduced revenue, but led to widening profit margins compared to past quarters and freed production capacity to support profitable growth consistent with our plan to grow profits and shareholder value."
Mr. Singer continued, "Given our emphasis on growing our branded business, we are especially excited about the completion of our recent acquisition of the fast growing Pretzel Crisps brand, which strengthens our branded portfolio and positions us to continue to drive increased branded revenue. The entire team at Snack Factory has done an amazing job of growing that brand through hard work, innovation and product quality with a passion for success. While we are just now in the earliest stages of working together, it's clear to me that great things are ahead for the entire Snyder's-Lance family."
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The Company also announced the declaration of a quarterly cash dividend of $0.16 per share on the Company's common stock. The dividend is payable onNovember 30, 2012 to stockholders of record at the close of business on November 20, 2012.
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The Company believes that its net revenue for the full year 2012, including Snack Factory and the IBO impact, will be flat to about 2% down when compared to 2011. Estimates for earnings per diluted share are expected to increase between 30% and 35% as compared to 2011, including the impact of Snack Factory. Capital expenditures for 2012 are projected to be between $75 and $80 million as investments are made in plant improvements, quality, capacity and innovation. The previous estimate for capital expenditures was $77 to $82 million.
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Snyder's-Lance, Inc. has scheduled a conference call and presentation with investors at 9:00 am eastern time on Wednesday, November 7th, 2012 to discuss financial results. To participate in the conference call, the dial-in number is (866) 814-7293 for U.S. callers or (702) 696-4943 for international callers. A continuous telephone replay of the call will be available between 1:00pm on November 7th and midnight on November 14th. The replay telephone number is (855) 859-2056 for U.S. callers or (404) 537-3406 for international callers. The replay access code is 48755466. Investors may also access a web-based replay of the conference call at www.snyderslance.com.
The conference call and accompanying slide presentation will be webcast live through the Investor Relations section of the Company's website,www.snyderslance.com. In addition, the slide presentation will be available to download and print approximately 30 minutes before the webcast atwww.snyderslance.com.
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About Snyder's-Lance, Inc.
Snyder's-Lance, Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, NC, manufactures and markets snack foods throughout the United States and internationally. The Company's products include pretzels, sandwich crackers, potato chips, cookies, tortilla chips, restaurant style crackers, nuts and other snacks. Snyder's-Lance has manufacturing facilities in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Indiana, Georgia, Arizona, Massachusetts, Florida, Ohio and Ontario, Canada. Products are sold under the Snyder's of Hanover, Lance, Cape Cod, Pretzel Crisps, Krunchers!, Tom's, Archway, Jays, Stella D'oro, O-Ke-Doke and Grande brand names along with a number of private label and third party brands. Products are distributed nationally through grocery and mass merchandisers, convenience stores, club stores, food service outlets and other channels.


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We also have those who claim the era is "over" despite seeing the 2011 MVP caught (which some ALSO deny) and even the all-star MVP from this year caught and suspended.
Fool me once...
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Country star Brad Paisley's Belmont had best get out of the way.
Bettors placed over $9 million on California Chrome, the most wagered on any single horse to win the Belmont Stakes.
Then I worked my way through college at a mental hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts.
Last year his team narrowly missed the big dance, losing to Belmont in the Atlantic Sun Championship final.
According to a 2008 Boston Globe profile of Romney, four portraits hang in the first-floor hallway of his house in Belmont, Mass.
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STEVE Worrall has focussed his attention firmly on making the most of his upcoming debut season in the Elite League, but not before enjoying an adrenaline-packed winter.
The new Robins reserve and his twin brother Richie returned from travelling across Thailand in January and while many holiday makers to the Far East spend their time sat on the beach, the twins were keen to replace the rush they enjoy between March and October while riding their bikes.
While in Asia the pair enjoyed activities such as bungee jumping and jet skiing but now their adventure is over they are both focussed on their day job.
"We had a great time and it was an amazing place," he said. "Travelling and feeling free is great but we tried to do it on a budget because when speedway comes back around it can be very expensive.
"You kind of end up not sticking to it though and we ended up bungee jumping, jet skiing and go-karting and things like that. We're not really ones to be sitting on the beach doing nothing and we have to do something."
"We're back in the workshop now getting things ready and we've done some practice too so we're doing everything we can to be ready.
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Worrall will partner Purton's Darryl Ritchings at reserveafter Josh Bates was allowed to join home club Sheffield.


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Finally, beer resistant iPhone!
Ahh I must have this!
This is brilliant. If they can get this to Europe, I'm buying.
The scratch resistant coating sounds good as long as it doesn't affect the feel. I hate the crappy screen protectors you get off eBay (yes, that includes the ZAGG invisibleSHIELD) as they really spoil it for me.
I've been watching this company for a while... I really hope that the big Apple will take interest in this. It's a brilliant product as long as the coating doesn't eventually fade off or something. Imagine if Apple released their next iPhone and in the commercial it showed people swimming and video taping their children in the pool/ocean and underwater and stuff like that... everyone would be like... And then ...