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PULLMAN – Pullman residents should beware of door-to-door magazine solicitors who may attempt to defraud potential customers.
On March 31, 2012, two subjects contacted an elderly Pullman resident in the 800 block of SE Spring Street. The victim was told they were working on a communications project for WSU and were interviewing influential people. They talked their way inside the residence and said their project also included donating money and her donation would give them points that would count toward their project and help them to earn a trip to Barcelona. They convinced the woman to take them to the Moscow Walmart and to try to purchase a $2,800 television set at Walmart; Walmart refused the check. They then went to the Pullman Walmart where they tried to get her to cash a check so she could allegedly donate the cash to the wounded veterans' fund; that check was also refused. The check was made out to "Blue Diamond Sub". They returned to the victim's residence where a neighbor intervened and drove the subjects out of the neighborhood.
The suspects were described as two college-aged males: 1) white, 5'8", blonde hair and blue eyes, muscular build, wearing a brown coat; and, 2) possibly Samoan, 5'8", wearing a navy blue coat. An associated vehicle was possibly a blue van.
On the same day we received reports of door-to-door magazine solicitors from Blue Diamond Subscription Services attempting to sell magazines in Pullman. Solicitors are required to obtain an Itinerant Vendor Permit from the Pullman Police Department; however no one from Blue Diamond obtained a permit. Again on April 5, 2012, we received a complaint about magazine solicitors and we discovered a group of subjects from Blue Diamond attempting to sell magazines without a permit.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Over the summer current rowers and alumnae of MIT Crew represented various rowing clubs in club racing both nationally and internationally.
From the lightweight women's squad, members of the team trained at Boston Rowing Club and Riverside Boat Club. Senior Lauren Ayers (Portland, Maine) represented Riverside Boat Club in racing at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta. Ayers competed in multiple events; notably, in the U23 lightweight single she won her heat in her first trip down the course at the regatta. Ayers therefore advanced to the top 18, out of 50 overall competitors. In the semifinal of the event, Ayers just missed out on advancing to the grand final, coming in fifth. Ayers also competed in the U23 single, senior lightweight quad and U23 lightweight double.
Several of the MIT lightweight men also chose to row at Riverside over the summer. Practicing twice a day many days, the effort they put in will surely improve the speed of the squad for this coming season. In addition to regular practices, Riverside competed at a number of races, the biggest of which was the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta. Three of the team's rowers traveled with the club to this event. Juniors, Zach Segal (Los Altos, Calif.) and Devin Cela (Pomfret Center, Conn.), and sophomore Jason Lee (Hollywood, Fla.) all competed. Zach and Jason rowed in the U23 8+, the U23 4+, and the U23 4-; Jason and Devin rowed in the Senior 8+ and the U23 4-. Sophomore Ben Potash (Duxbury, Mass.) also rowed on the Charles this summer, competing with Community Rowing's U23 program. He raced in several boats at Club Nationals in Indianapolis and earned a bronze medal in the Senior Lightweight 8+ and a silver in the Intermediate Lightweight 8+.
On the heavyweight men's side, Lucas Goodman '11, came in third in the Senior Eight and the U23 Double at Canadian Henley, once again, rowing for Riverside Boat Club. Sophomore Charles Hsu (Taipei, TAIWAN) trained as a coxswain with the Riverside Boat Club competitive sweep program.
For the openweight women, senior captain Catherine Crowley (New York, N.Y.) earned a spot with the highly competitive Small Boat Training Center in Craftsbury, Vt. Coached by Larry Gluckman, she placed fourth in the U23 double at Canadian Henley. Junior Jean Sack (Eureka, Calif.) trained alongside Catherine for a month while she worked as an intern at Craftsbury. She raced to the semifinal round at Canadian Henley in the U23 single. Sophomore coxswain Michelle Victora (New Brighton, Minn.) has spent the summer with the Minnesota Boat Club, which won the women's eight at the Duluth International Regatta, as well as the Lipton Cup at the North West International Rowing Association championship.
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Firefighters battle blaze on Primrose Street
A Daytona Beach family is without their home this New Year's Day.
Firefighters battled a blaze on Primrose Lane overnight that heavily damaged the home. Officials said it's not livable.
According to investigators with the state fire marshal's office, the blaze started in a bedroom due to a malfunctioning space heater.
Neighbors who celebrated New Year's Eve at home saw fire reaching through the roof.
"We looked out and we just see flames flying up in the air. They were way up there," said neighbor Nelson Shreve.
Neighbors grabbed hoses and were spraying the side of the house in an attempt to put out the flames, but it took firefighters' professional equipment to finally get control.
The owners, an extended family of at least 6, were not home for the evening, but the family lost two dogs and a couple of birds.
According to investigators, the family has no insurance and the damage was estimated to be at least $85,000.
The family, who neighbors believe are staying with relatives, moved into the house within the year.


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Easyfairs provides customised, innovative services in a variety of client-focused facilities to ensure the success of the events that we host.
The name Easyfairs has earned recognition and loyalty and created substantial brand equity in Belgium and Sweden, where it is the name of our venue business, comprising ten unique and complementary establishments. We provide state-of-the-art services in a variety of facilities to ensure the success of the events that we host.
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As a venues owner and manager, Easyfairs role is both to offer new, state-of-the-art facilities and to re-energise existing facilities, making them welcoming and attractive, as we are doing at Flanders Expo in Ghent, Belgium and in Malmö, Sweden. A visit to any of our venues should feel like a celebration of what is to follow, from the moment you cross the threshold. Easyfairs venues also builds intimate relationships with the communities where they are located, invigorating economies and breathing life into the social scene.
Our aim is to host the widest possible spectrum of events that our venues can accommodate: not only trade shows and exhibitions but also conferences, congresses, seminars, conventions and product shows, as well as musical and sporting events.
In order to fulfil this mission we are adapting our infrastructures so that all our venues are able to provide "the ultimate meeting place". We are particularly focused on ensuring that our facilities meet specific local needs and leverage the destination's attractions. We want to maximise the accessibility and flexibility of our venues, provide adequate parking and mobility around the site, as well as ensure connectivity and easy circulation in and around the halls. High quality catering and other hospitality services further add to the appeal of our venues.
To maximise our growth opportunities, we take a very flexible approach to our operational business models. For example, in Ghent and Antwerp in Belgium, Easyfairs is both owner and manager of the halls, whereas at Namur expo and Malmö, Easyfairs has a concession to manage the halls for long periods.
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Easyfairs launched in 2014 a brand new catering concept with both fixed and mobile catering points. This innovative concept is ahead of its time and is at the forefront of the industry.
At the start of 2014, Easyfairs decided to take charge of its own catering policy to guarantee our clients top quality at the best prices, characterised by a strong CSR slant. Key factors include specific custom-tailored service for every target group plus a stylish interior design, which further enhances the experience. The new 'pick, scan & pay'system, where customers can select the food they want, scan the dishes and pay electronically, makes this concept unique in the world of trade fairs. The new catering concept was initially launched at Flanders expo, Ghent, with Antwerp expo and Namur expo to follow later.
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Almost 75 years ago on the day before Halloween 1938, a stunning announcement came over the radio at 8 p.m. It told of Martians invading the earth. Those shocked by this news didn�t know what to do after hearing the reports. Women ran outside screaming. Others grabbed personal belongings and said they were headed north as far as they could go. Some people became hysterical and jammed the power companies� phones, urging officials to turn off the lights so the cities couldn�t be seen by the monsters.
Almost 75 years ago on the day before Halloween 1938, a stunning announcement came over the radio at 8 p.m. It told of Martians invading the earth. Those shocked by this news didn�t know what to do after hearing the reports. Women ran outside screaming. Others grabbed personal belongings and said they were headed north as far as they could go. Some people became hysterical and jammed the power companies� phones, urging officials to turn off the lights so the cities couldn�t be seen by the monsters.
Soon police switchboards and newspaper callboards lit up like Christmas trees as frantic residents of New Jersey and New York begged for help and assurance. Churches filled with people.
Thus began actor Orson Welles� infamous broadcast of a Martian invasion that became better known as the �War of the Worlds.�
To spark more interest in Halloween, Welles and some talented young actors met in the Mercury Theater in New York City. They produced a CBS radio skit about monsters invading Earth. Somewhere they mentioned that it was not real, but those joining the show late missed this message.
The program began with a special announcement of an astronomer seeing an explosion on Mars. During the next half of the hour-long program, the group broadcast bogus news bulletins, interrupting a program of dance music several times.
A Leathery Monster
Welles told of Martians landing a meteor-like object at Grover�s Mill, N.J. (near Trenton) where they discharged a glistening leathery monster with deadly heat rays.
The actor portraying the radio announcer elaborated describing the most terrifying thing he had ever witnessed. He explained that the monster�s body �was as large as a bear� with saliva dripping from its mouth. Gray snakes wriggled out of the shadows.
Welles and his fellow actors predicted the beginning of an interplanetary war and used names of real places during the show. Welles became so realistic in his portrayal that he created waves of mass hysteria across the country, according to The News-Herald of Oct. 27, 1958.
But in the studio, actors continued with their scripts, unaware of what was happening on the city streets where people were running around wildly and others were holding one another and crying. People gathered in small groups to pray for salvation. Some reported smelling gas and flames lit by the attackers.
A member of the Associated Press� bureau desk in New York phoned CBS wanting to know what was happening. The crew answered laughing and did not realize the seriousness of the situation. The AP printed an immediate explanation while the broadcast was still going on. The radio announcer informed listeners that the newscast was intended only as fiction.
Thousands Killed
The portrayal continued with the announcer claiming Martians burned 40 men to cinders and 7,000 soldiers were killed. After a long break of silence, another person came on and said the radio reporter died at his microphone.
At Newark, another player took over warning of the poisonous black smoke sweeping in from the marshes. Listeners were urged to avoid congested area and move into open spaces. Gas masks were reported as useless.
Toward the end of the program, Welles reached the point of impossibility when he had people moving 20 miles in a couple of minutes. But even then some who had fallen so deep under the spell did not realize the obvious errors.
Welles soon reported that Martians tramped through Newark on their way to the Palisades before advancing on New York City. From a rooftop, he described one man wading across the Hudson River as if it were a small stream. Then Martian cylinders began falling all over the country.
The black smoke reached Times Square where people were said to be falling like flies. Soon the smoke crossed Sixth Avenue then Fifth Avenue, according to the announcer. It was 100 feet away then 50 feet.
Before long the station experienced another break followed by the announcement that what the listeners heard was all a play. At the end of the program, Welles and cohort Carl Frank informed the listeners that the Martians �were killed by a bacteria for the rebirth of a better world.�
It�s Halloween
Welles concluded with the words �if your doorbell rings and nobody�s there, that was no Martian ...It�s Halloween!�
Once the broadcast was over, one listener called in to say he really enjoyed Welles� program. But some outraged mayors threatened to come to New York and punch Welles in the nose. The author of the book claimed he gave no permission for alterations that might lead to belief that the broadcast material was real news.
The next day Sen. Clyde L. Herring (D-Iowa) introduced a bill �controlling just such abuses as was heard over the radio the previous night.� City Manager Paul Morton of Trenton said he was demanding an investigation by the Federal Communications Commission.
Welles found himself at the center of a storm of controversy. He became internationally famous for his dramatization of H.G. Wells� science fiction, The War of the Worlds. When asked if he would ever do something like this again, he replied that laws had been enacted �which prohibited the simulation of actual newscasts in a way likely to create panic.�
Welles issued the statement that their portrayal designed as entertainment had caused some apprehension among network listeners. He explained that they feared that the classic story, which had served as inspiration for many moving pictures, radio serials and comic strips might appear too old-fashioned for modern consumption. �We can only suppose that the special nature of the radio, which is often heard in fragments, or in parts disconnected from the whole, has led to this misunderstanding.�
Several variations of this story have been told. This episode secured Welles� fame. One can only wonder what would happen if such a prank was pulled today.
A few years later when radio bulletins broadcast news of the bombing at Pearl Harbor, many did not believe it at first, thinking �it was the Martian invasion trick all over again.�


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Karnvosky and Mollerus contributed to the A and B divisions, respectively, in the Hoyt Trophy at Brown (Justine Agaloos).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard sailing team sent sophomores Brian Drumm and Gram Slattery and freshmen Sydney Karnvosky and Andrew Mollerus to the Hoyt Trophy at Brown this weekend, and the young group sailed to a 12th-place finish.
Slattery and Karnvosky sailed as skipper and crew, respectively, tallying 116 points and finishing 10th in the A division to pace the Crimson. The duo won the ninth race of the regatta, while placing fifth in race seven as part of four single-digit finishes. Slattery and Karnvosky edged Old Dominion University senior skipper Dillon Paiva and freshman crew Cooper Paiva by three points to secure a place in the top-ten of the final standings. Yale won the division with 42 points.
Mollerus skippered the B division boat, with Drumm contributing as crew for all 12 races. Harvard got off to a strong start, placing fourth and second in the first and third races, respectively. After a disqualification in the seventh race followed by a 16th-place result, Mollerus and Drumm recovered by sailing to seventh in the tenth race. Ultimately, the boat finished 14th with 138 points to add to the Crimson's team total of 254. MIT tallied 59 points for the victory in B division en route to a team victory in the Hoyt Trophy. The Engineers totaled 139 points to top second-place Yale by a convincing 24 points.
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I was reading guitar tab and there was these two things, 7^0 and 7^8.
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It's been 20 years since the gearheads at Subaru Tecnica International first launched an STI version of the Subaru WRX, and today the Japanese automaker introduced the newest iteration of that idea, the 2015 Subaru WRX STI.
"For two decades, Subaru STI has been the byword for performance cars," said Subaru president and COO Tom Doll. "It will drive like nothing else, I promise you."
Based on the 268-hp 2015 Subaru WRX that we have already driven, the new WRX STI has a 2.5-liter turbocharged Boxer-four engine good for 305 hp. A six-speed manual transmission and Subaru's signature symmetrical all-wheel drive direct power to the road. As was the case with the normal WRX, Subaru declined to build a five-door version of the new STI, instead focusing all its attention on the sedan.
The Subaru WRX STI has a long history in rallying, and to help sate enthusiasts, the new car will be offered in a special Launch Edition that's styled to recall the classic Subaru rally cars of yore -- including the "555" car driven to victory by the late Colin McRae. In addition to some pieces of additional equipment, the 2015 Subaru WRX STI Launch Edition wears gold 18-inch BBS wheels that contrast with a WR Blue Pearl paint job.
With that focus on rallying, Subaru also used today's press conference to announce that Travis Pastrana will return to the Subaru rally team, alongside current driver David Higgins. Pastrana previously competed in Subaru rally cars from 2004 through 2010.
The 2015 Subaru WRX STI goes on sale in April. Although official pricing hasn't been announced, Doll said to expect a sticker "in line with the current model." The 2014 STI sedan starts at $35,290, including destination.


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The 10th event on the women's international circuit, the US$1-million Transavia Grand Slam presented by Bas Van de Goor Foundation begins here Tuesday at The Hague Beach Stadium on Scheveningen beach with qualifying rounds for both men and women to determine the final eight entries for both genders for Wednesday's opening Main Draw pool play matches.
The Transavia Grand Slam concludes with the medal matches Sunday as the final two teams in both gender's competition with be competing for the gold medals and a share of the $70,000 first-place prize for each winning team. In addition to Main Draw competition at The Hague Beach Stadium, men's and women's pool play matches will also be staged in Amsterdam and Apeldoorn on Wednesday and Thursday.
"I am excited to be back competing on the FIVB World Tour," said the 32-year old Larissa, who last played on the international circuit on the Finnish isle of Åland (August 28-September 2, 2012) with Juliana Felisberta. "I have been training and practicing very hard for the past three months in Fortaleza. I am eager to play again. I feel my physical conditioning is very good. I expect that Talita and I will play well together."
A seven-time FIVB World Tour champion with Juliana, the pair also claimed the 2011 FIVB World Championship title in Rome before capturing the bronze medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Larissa and Juliana are the FIVB World Tour record holder for most gold medal finishes for a men's or women's team with 45 titles. The Larissa/Juliana partnership also collected 82 total FIVB World Tour medals in 108 international starts together over a nine-year period (2004-2012).
"I am really looking forward to playing our first tournament match with Larissa on Wednesday," said the 31-year old Talita, won captured the 2013 FIVB World Tour championship with Taiana Lima as the pair combined for five gold medals last season and played in five 2014 events before splitting after last month's event in Berlin where the Brazilians placed fifth.
"I could not pass on the opportunity to team with the world's best women's Beach Volleyball player," said Talita when asked why she left playing this season with Lima to form a partnership with Larissa. "Larissa has had a phenomenal career and I feel that we will be a good combination. We are still learning from each other. We get better with every practice. It will be different this week since we are actually competing against the best players in the world, but we are confident that we will be successful."
Larissa, who attempted to become pregnant during her time away from competitive Beach Volleyball, said she just "needed some time away from the competition. Juliana and I trained hard, played hard and had an emotional nine years together. I just needed to get away from the competition and wanted to do some different things with my life, like having a child. I tried to get pregnant twice, but it didn't work out. So, now, I am back playing on the World Tour again and excited to be partnering with Talita. She is one of the best players in the world and I am fortunate that she was willing to play with me."
The Brazilians, who have a Main Draw "wild card" this week, will also be competing together in the next three FIVB World Tour Grand Slam events in the United States, Austria and Poland. "We are now a team," said Talita, who has won a total of 18 FIVB World Tour gold medals with three different partners since starting her career on the international tour in 2005. "Right now, the biggest adjustment is making sure we are compatible with each other. Larissa is an emotional person and a fierce competitor. I tend to be low key, but I can get emotional when it counts. We are working to find the best combination between us and our styles of play. We both want the same thing - to compete very hard for every point and win."
Both Larissa and Talita have won gold medals in The Hague as the FIVB World Tour returns to The Netherlands for the fifth-time. Larissa and Juliana captured the Dutch gold medals in 2009 and 2011 at The Hague Beach Stadium. Talita topped the podium twice with a gold medal in 2010 with Maria Antonelli and last June with Lima. Talita and Antonelli, who lost the 2009 finale to Larissa and Juliana, also placed third in 2011.
Madelein Meppelink, who forms the top women's team for The Netherlands with Marleen Van Iersel, said "it is great for the FIVB World Tour to have Larissa back competing. As a younger player, I enjoyed watching her compete. She never gives up and her style of play is inspiring. Hopefully, we have a chance to compete against them. Anytime you play against Larissa, it will be an emotional and hard-fought match."
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I love duck. To me a duck is a bit like a pig with wings; the meat is incredibly versatile, delicious beyond belief, and every single morsel is usable. In Anthony Bourdain's most recent book, Medium Raw, he talks about how chefs love to play the "Last Meal Game". My last meal would be crisply-fried duck confit with a side of pommes sarladaises (duck fat-fried potatoes tossed with chopped garlic and fresh parsley).
It's very simple to make duck confit with duck leg and thigh portions and purchased duck fat but it's so much cheaper to buy whole ducks and cut them up yourself. The bonus is a freezer-full of the bonus ducky delights that you get from the extra parts: smoked duck breasts, duck liver pate, barbecued wings and necks, gallons of stock, duck fat for cooking, and crackling for munching.
Once or twice a year I buy four ducks and go into a two-day duck-cooking frenzy. This year my friends David and Steve offered to help out. We bought six ducks and set aside a weekend in January for our duck fest.
If you've never cut up a duck before it can seem like a daunting task but there are videos on the Internet giving simple step-by-step instructions. The most difficult part of this process is having the confidence to make the first cut. You can't really screw up - a few wonky cuts won't prevent your duck from being the best thing you've ever eaten.
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GeJo's was originally established in 1968 in Trinidad, Colorado by Carl and Angelina Galasso. The restaurant was managed by Angelina's mother "Granny" Mariano, and named after Carl and Angelina's sons Gene and Joe.
In the early 1970's, the Galasso family expanded to include several locations throughout the Denver Metro area. Now, after 44 years, and six restaurants, the Galasso's are back - opening "GeJo's Original" in Centennial, Colorado, which is the original location of GeJo's IV, established by the Galasso family in 1979.
Now, about the food…we use only the finest and freshest ingredients available. Our recipes were handed down from Granny's Mom, Nana Cappelucci, and are still prepared from scratch the way she would have done it many years ago in her own kitchen in Italy.
We welcome you to start your meal with an icy cold schooner of beer, one of our famous 18-oz. margaritas, a glass of wine, or a mixed drink from our fully stocked bar. Then move on to the best part… your meal!
Start with Italian egg rolls or fresh cheese sticks. Then enjoy some pasta made with our family's secret sauce, or have a hand-stretched pizza with the fixings of your choice. We also recommend our made from scratch ravioli. Finally top it all off with some pizza freaks or a piece of Joe's homemade carrot cake for dessert.
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If you love all things French – the language, the architecture, the culture – have you thought about cruising to some of the Caribbean islands that are officially part of France? There are a few to choose from in the French West Indies, including Guadeloupe, Saint Barthélemy (commonly known as St. Barts or St. Barths) and Martinique.
With miles of white sand beaches, rainforest-covered mountains and countless flowers and fruit trees, Martinique is beautiful. On this sizable island, sugar cane is still grown and excellent rums produced. The capital, Fort de France, has the type of elegant restaurants and chic boutiques found in Paris, along with distinctly French-influenced architecture, parks and open-air markets. French is the official language of Martinique and not many residents speak English – it may be helpful to pick up a few basic phrases in French before you visit.
St. Barts is something like a little piece of the French Rivera dropped into the Eastern Caribbean. The island was also a Swedish colony for a time, and remnants of that period remain as well. St. Barts was once a playground exclusively for the very wealthy, such as members of the Rockefeller and Rothschild clans. It's still a high-end destination, and you're likely to see a number of sleek, privately owned yachts bobbing in the harbor. It rarely rains on St. Barts, making it nearly certain that you can enjoy some time on one of the island's 21 beaches during your visit.
Guadeloupe also has sandy beaches and a gorgeously lush, mountainous interior. It's a bit more diverse and casual than Martinique or St. Barts, and this relaxed feeling is favored by many vacationers. Guadeloupe is actually a small collection of islands, with two – Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre – forming Guadeloupe proper. You could take an excursion to one of the outlying islands – La Desirade, Marie-Galante or Terre-de-Haut – or to Carbet Falls, one of Guadeloupe's most-photographed natural features. If you have the chance, try some of Guadeloupe's incredible Creole cuisine.
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Said Bills Hall of Famer Jim Kelly on why he kept his commitment to work at a football camp despite battling cancer, "I'm not going to let these kids down. I was a kid once. I know what it is like when you look forward to meeting someone and I want to make a difference in these kids' lives."
Will Dolphins OT Branden Albert turn out to be the NFL's most important free agent signing?
The tight end position is a big question mark for the Patriots, especially if Rob Gronkowski can't stay healthy.
Former Jets head coach Eric Mangini is making a difference on the staff in San Francisco.
Here's a video of the singers auditioning to perform the National Anthem at Ravens games.
In Cincinnati, new defensive coordinator Paul Guenther is viewed as ready to fill the shoes of the departed Mike Zimmer.
The Browns' 1964 NFL championship is still the most recent title for any team in the city of Cleveland.
The Steelers have some interest in TE Jermichael Finley, but not enough interest to offer him the kind of money he wants.
Texans RB Arian Foster calls WR Andre Johnson "one of the best receivers to ever lace up his cleats."
The Colts have helped distribute books and backpacks to children through the Indiana Department of Child Services.
The Jaguars are described as a changing locker room, a changing culture and a changing roster. (Now they have to hope they have a changing record.)
Titans DT Mike Martin challenged Lions DT Ndamukong Suh in the gym where they both work out.
Raiders K Sebastian Janikowski says the team's veteran additions are just what Oakland needs.
Broncos DT Terrance Knighton describes his team as "ready for war."
The Chiefs are getting their gear in place for the start of training camp.
Chargers LB Manti Te'o tells SI.com what to expect from Notre Dame this year.
The Cowboys still need to determine who will fill in for injured MLB Sean Lee.
HBO plans to make a movie based on a memoir written by former Giants RB Frank Gifford.
The final open practice of Eagles training camp will take place on Sunday, August 10 at Franklin Field, the Eagles' home from 1958 to 1970.
One federal judge has banned the word "Redskins" from his courtroom.
The father of former Lions WR Titus Young says, "We just haven't been able to get him help. They take him to the hospital for a couple of days, then they have to let him out. They can't hold him.
Notre Dame WR turned MLB All-Star Jeff Samardzija had an opportunity to leave baseball and play for the Bears, but the guaranteed money is better in baseball.
Said Packers G Josh Sitton, "We're a very hungry team right now. I think we'll do a few different things with our defense. We have a few new pieces on defense, so I think there's going to be a big jump and big improvement on our defense. As long as we can stay healthy, we'll be right there in the mix in the NFC."
Here's a look at one of the Vikings' best plays of 2013.
Construction on the Falcons' new stadium is causing parking headaches at the Georgia Dome.
The Panthers have been strong at safety without spending a lot of cap space.
Is Sean Payton the second-best coach in the NFL?
Bucs DT Gerald McCoy is the proud father of twin babies.
The Cardinals are selling an admittedly ugly sweater.
For Rams RB Isaiah Pead, it's time to produce.
The 49ers' 26-0 win over the Rams in 2011 will go down as their last shutout at Candlestick.
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The Atelier Swarovski Fluid collection appears as it sounds: simple, smooth, flowing. The 21-piece range is new to the brand this season and was created to celebrate the beauty of crystal in its purest form. Precision-cut baguette stones are stacked in clean lines that create their own natural curves, enhancing the fascinating play of reflections between crystal and light.
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electronica is the world's leading trade fair for electronic components, systems and applications.
The range of exhibits covers technologies, products and solutions in the entire electronics industry.
As in the past, the 2012 fair will feature well-known major manufacturers as well as interesting specialists and newcomers.
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As stated in the title, REOBoard is out.
It opens the possibility of building single board robots. No need to pile up a mother board, AND an SD card board AND a BlueTooth board AND a motor driver board... Everything is on board.
As there are many source codes already available, you can startup very fast. Among interesting features, we also provide a scripting firmwarre that allosw you to program your board without having to use C / C++, and even without having to install a compiler. The "compiler" is on the board. Write your script with your android phone, insert the SD card into REOBoard, it works!
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Whether you are planning a romantic getaway, an overnight stay, or an adventurous vacation, Baywood Inn has a room just right for you.
We know that not everyone has the same taste, so we have created 18 unique living spaces, each with a fireplace, and each with its own personality. You can enjoy the scenic bay view from a comfortable room or spacious 1- bedroom suite. View it live from our Webcam.
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Baywood Inn is located on Morro Bay on the California coastline, just 10 miles west of San Luis Obispo. Nestled in a tranquil neighborhood overlooking the beautiful Morro "back" Bay, the Inn is close to Hearst Castle, Montana de Oro State Park, the Morro Bay Bird Sanctuary and the great wineries of Templeton and Paso Robles.
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I am Virginia, the editor and publisher of historical author and grandfather, Patrick John "Stanley McShane" Rose. Like he, I'm short of time and money. Professing to be a "sailor, prospector, miner, and cowpoke," he had a lifetime of experiences to write about, which the scalawag did in the late 20s/early 1930s.
McShane left me a trunk full of his manuscripts, short stories, poems, and paintings for publication, in eloquent Victorian style hand-written instructions. Back then, they didn't have self-publishing available. I published "Cocos Island Treasure" first. Please see my book page for a complete list of the six books, descriptions, and links for purchase. Talk about a learning curve! Self-published means you will probably spend more time in marketing and promotion than creating the plot, researching, re-writing, and editing than writing the original novel. (Then opens Pandora's box!)
The push for sales includes begging for reviews. And now with the advent of social media, comes Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Linked In, book trailers, and blogs–the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Grandpa–you owe me–Big Time!
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Review: 'Safe Haven'
A strong argument can be made that Josh Duhamel never left the fantasy/sci-fi genre when he switched sets from the "Transformers" movies to "Safe Haven."
We're probably more likely to see alien refugees that can turn from robots into helicopters than a North Carolina town as idyllic as the one presented in this Nicholas Sparks romance, where every single person, place and thing is absolutely flawless — except for a booze-swilling horror-movie villain of a cop who is pursuing our sun-kissed heroine.
Of course the key words in that sentence are "Nicholas Sparks romance." Presenting an imperfect setting and lead characters would be like adding a couple of panhandlers to a Thomas Kincade painting. It's Valentine's Day! Unrealistic romantic expectations are in the air! And "Safe Haven" does the unrealistic-romance thing pretty well.
Let's set aside the plot for a moment, and focus on what the movie has going for it. Duhamel is Alex, the world's best-looking widower; a single father of strong family values, perpetual stubble and fine canoeing skills. His superpower is the ability to wear T-shirts that clash with his shorts, and pull it off every time.
Enter Katie (Julianne Hough), a kind, generous, smoking hot-but-not-in-a-threatening-way stranger who is a good employee and a good friend. She is responsible for the slowest courtship in movie history — if you don't yell "Just do it already!" at the screen at least twice, you're not human.
Katie's superpower is being able to wear short-shorts that would be questionable at Hooters, while still coming off as good second-mother material.
(At this point either you're intrigued or your head is exploding from the stark sentimentality of the scenario. If it's the former, proceed to the next paragraph. If it's the latter, find a way to carbon freeze your body until May 17, when "Star Trek: Into Darkness" premieres.)
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Quick take: Slow-motion Micholas Sparks romance is predictably tear-stained.
Star Rating: 2 Stars
The conflict? Katie is wanted for murder! And she's being pursued by a Boston detective who — not joking here — takes giant gulps from a bottle filled with hard liquor in every scene he appears.
The "Safe Haven" secret weapon is director Lasse Hallström, whose solid resumé includes "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" "The Cider House Rules" and the recent "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen." When the plot isn't being mechanically pushed forward with another crime subplot development, there are nice human moments.
Ashley Judd's excellent "Ruby in Paradise" is a positive comparison. Hough, a pleasant surprise in the recent "Footloose" remake, is particularly enjoyable. Think Reese Witherspoon, minus the attitude.
Hallström's understated approach clashes with the blunt-force drama of the Sparks storyline, which is definitely a matter of taste. To properly simulate the gooey weepfest piled on in the last 10 minutes, watch a Lifetime movie while drinking directly from a bottle of maple syrup and thinking about your dead grandmother.
And finally (minor spoiler ahead), the over-the-top ridiculousness of Detective McBoozerson is actually trumped by a supernatural twist. Optimus Prime doesn't intervene, but a talking semi truck/robot wouldn't have been a huge departure. Especially if he was wearing angel's wings ...
Running time: 115 minutes
MPAA rating: PG-13 (violence, sexuality)
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Our aim is to find better ways to preserve the historic collections and palace interiors far beyond their original lifetimes.
We have a scientific laboratory at Hampton Court Palace where we conduct research and analyse materials to ensure they're chemically stable and safe to use with valuable and delicate historic objects.
We use chemistry, physics and applied sciences such as imaging, colour science and environmental science. We use different types of sensors and detectors to tell us about the environment inside the palaces. We're constantly discovering better ways of slowing down the deterioration of our objects and palace interiors.
Our scientists and technicians work closely with our conservators and curators; working together to develop sustainable methods that will allow Historic Royal Palaces to display the collections and our palaces to visitors for many years to come.
A range of research projects at Hampton Court Palace; from tapestries to terracotta roundels. Watch the films to find out more.
The objects in our collections help us to tell the stories of the people that lived in the palaces.
10,000 items of historic dress from the 16th century to the present day, this is a collection of national and international importance.
Too much exposure to light can damage historic artefacts such as paintings or tapestries. Excessive light can cause bleaching and permanent discolouring and it can even weaken fabrics. Our biggest worry is sunlight as it is exceptionally strong and damaging, it causes fading of pigments and dyes and is especially bad for watercolour paintings. We monitor light levels regularly and regulate the amount of light in the rooms using the blinds. We try to allow enough light for you to enjoy the rooms, but not so much as to cause damage.
In the winter months, our outdoor marble statues are exposed to wind, rain and snow, which can cause frost damage and erosion. We used surface temperature, humidity and wetness sensors to find out how various types of cover would protect the fragile marble from water and freezing temperatures. The covers were shown to be successful, so now each autumn, our conservators wrap up all our outdoor statuary for a winter sleep!
Bouncy floors, rattling window panes and swaying candle-sticks are all the effects of vibration. Such movements could eventually cause damage to the fabric of the building or the objects on display. We place vibration sensors within the palace to monitor movements in the floors and of the objects on display. We analyse the results to plan which rooms are most appropriate for activities likely to cause vibration, and to determine what level of protection is required to prevent vibration damage in the future.
If dust is not removed from objects and surfaces it can sometimes cause a chemical reaction and cement to surfaces. It can also absorb moisture and pollutants and serve as food for pests, all of which can damage objects. Even the most careful cleaning can cause slight damage to objects, so our approach is to try to reduce the amount of dust falling on objects. We place barriers between visitors and some of the objects and decorative interiors because most dust comes from visitors moving through the palace. Palace conservators spend just short of 10,000 hours a year dusting across all the historic royal palaces.
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The Tower of London is located in the middle of London, exposed to vehicle emission and industrial pollution. We monitor pollutant levels to make sure that our showcases are performing to highest standards to protect the valuable objects within. Levels of nitrous oxides (NOx) produced by vehicle exhausts can be quite high and so can damage organic material such as paper and silk. Some of our most fragile objects are inside showcases in order to protect and keep them safe for our visitors, now and in the future.
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Continuous monitoring is a critical but often misunderstood component at the epicenter of "proactive" cybersecurity.
How do we prevent malicious threats from getting into an organization's network while allowing legitimate data to flow efficiently? How do we monitor data on our storage devices, the data at rest? How do we audit all the devices in our network and their unique configurations?
In today's complex technology landscape, network parameters are constantly evolving. This makes it nearly impossible for IT professionals to manage growing gaps in the infrastructure when even the smallest misconfiguration can leave the strongest defenses vulnerable to attack.
With this in mind, the public sector faces several challenges. First, there are various heterogeneous product sets within our largest government agencies. Consider hundreds of different product sets from hundreds of different manufacturers. Then consider the cost. The public sector is already dealing with budget and deficit cuts while, most importantly, trying to stay ahead of the threat. Cyber terrorists are already extremely knowledgeable about the technologies in place to protect our infrastructure and are constantly looking for vulnerabilities to exploit in order to circumvent the latest and most up-to-date security solutions. This is where continuous monitoring fits into the picture. There are a lot of tools on the market that run periodically against configurations, including registries that tell you if anything is incorrect or corrupted; but again that is being reactive to the problem. Major damage may have already been initiated before the vulnerability is discovered.
We live in a digital world where government agencies and IT professionals don't have time to prepare for an attack. Attacks happen in real time, in nanoseconds. Proactive continuous monitoring solutions are running around the clock looking for suspicious activity or anomalies and triggering an alert if suspicious activity is detected. With an effective continuous monitoring system, organizations will be able to:
To meet the demands of continuous monitoring, organizations in the public and private sector need to evaluate the full range of technologies available on the market. CIOs should keep an eye out for technologies that use automation to constantly assess the security infrastructure of their network. These solutions should address the need to test, track and validate information security practices by automating management, operational and technical controls.
By maintaining continuous awareness of all IT defenses, organizations will have a deep insight into IT security, compliance and risks at hand. There are various solutions on the market that provide a-la-carte offerings of these services.
Cyber warfare is here. If we don't shift the way we think and strengthen our defenses, we will pay the price down the line.
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How to Review Accountant and Tax Reports with QuickBooks 2011
The Accountant & Taxes menu in QuickBooks 2011 appears when you choose Reports→Accountant & Taxes. Hidden on this submenu are over a dozen QuickBooks menu commands and reports that are particularly interesting and useful to accountants. The following list identifies these reports:
Adjusted Trial Balance: The Adjusted Trial Balance menu command produces, of course, a Trial Balance Report as of a particular date. What's unique about this version of the trial balance report is that adjusting journal entries are clearly highlighted.
Trial Balance: The Trial Balance menu command produces a Trial Balance Report as of a particular date.
General Ledger: The General Ledger menu command produces a report that simply lists the accounts in your Chart of Accounts and then changes the account for the month or year or whatever accounting period you specify.
Transaction Detail by Account: This menu command produces the report that you would expect: a list of the transactions that affect a particular account.
Adjusting Journal Entries: The Adjusting Journal Entries command produces a list of the journal entries that you or someone else marked as being adjusting journal entries.
Journal: The Journal menu command produces a report that lists transactions by transaction type and number.
Audit Trail: The Audit Trail Report is pretty important for accountants — particularly for accountants who are concerned or worried that transactions have changed when they should not have changed. The Audit Trail Report lists transactions by the person entering the transactions and identifies who made changes.
Closing Date Exception Report: If you finalize the accounting data for the year (referred to as "closing the books") — and you should — the Closing Date Exception Report identifies changes to closed transactions.
Customer Credit Card Audit Trail: An audit trail report that lists only credit card transactions. Perfect for people with heavy credit card transaction volumes they can't make heads or tails of.
Voided/Deleted Transactions Summary: The Voided/Deleted Transactions Summary command produces a summary report of voided transactions and deleted transactions.
Voided/Deleted Transactions Detail: The Voided/Deleted Transactions Detail command produces a detailed listing of all voided transactions and all deleted transactions.
Transaction List By Date: The Transaction List By Date Report lists transactions in order of date of entry.
Account Listing: The Account Listing Report lists all the accounts on your Chart of Accounts. The report also gives the account balance and indicates the line on the tax return where the account is reported.
Fixed Asset Listing: The Fixed Asset Listing report lists all the fixed assets on your Fixed Assets List.
Income Tax Preparation: The Income Tax Preparation Report shows on which lines of which tax forms account balances are reported.
Income Tax Summary: The Income Tax Summary Report uses your income tax preparation data to show what amounts should be reported on what lines of your tax forms.
Income Tax Detail: The Income Tax Detail Report gives the same information as the Income Tax Summary Report — except that this report shows the individual accounts that get bunched together to produce the tax line total.


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ERIC Number: ED542339
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 2012
Pages: 12
Abstractor: ERIC
The Reality of College Readiness, 2012. Washington
ACT, Inc.
Annually, ACT provides each state with "The Condition of College & Career Readiness," a report that details the college readiness of students who took the ACT[R] test. This report is a companion to "The Condition of College & Career Readiness." This paper traces the college enrollment, retention, re-enrollment, and migration patterns of the 2010 ACT-tested high school graduates in the state of Washington. It also provides a snapshot of the impact that benchmark-meeting behavior has on those patterns and, ultimately, on success in college. ACT's research on the knowledge and skills necessary for success in college courses resulted in the establishment of ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks. These benchmarks are ACT subject area scores that represent the level of achievement required for students to have a 50% chance of obtaining a B or higher or about a 75% chance of earning a C or higher in corresponding credit-bearing first-year college courses. The report also provides recommendations for policymakers and retention recommendations for institutional practice. (Contains 4 footnotes.) [For related report, "The Condition of College & Career Readiness, 2012," see ED534761.]
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Academic Persistence, Academic Standards, Benchmarking, College Bound Students, College Curriculum, College Entrance Examinations, College Freshmen, College Readiness, Enrollment, Enrollment Trends, High School Graduates, Influences, Postsecondary Education, Private Colleges, Public Colleges, School Holding Power, Scores, Standardized Tests, State Standards, Student Behavior, Student College Relationship, Student Mobility, Student Interests, Two Year Colleges
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The unprecedented occupation of the Legislative Yuan has thrust two young men, Lin Fei-fan (林飛帆) and Chen Wei-ting (陳為廷), into the media spotlight.
Yet the perceived success of the student movement against the controversial service trade agreement does not belong to them alone, but is also shared by many students who have made it their life mission to usher in changes to the nation. Chou Fu-i (周馥儀), a 33-year-old doctoral candidate at National Taiwan University's Department of History, may seem no different from other students, but those familiar with the operation of the student movement would describe her as one of the heroines behind the scenes.
Referring to herself as a "cultural movement facilitator," Chou is the chief coordinator of the Sunflower movement and was one of the hundreds of students that broke into and seized the legislature on March 18.
Not appearing in front of cameras, does not make the weight of Chou's role any lighter.
She is responsible for handling everything that happens both inside and outside the legislature, from organizing defensive tactics against gangsters attempting to attack anti-pact protesters to managing family members of political victims wanting to enter the legislature to express support to the student protesters in person.
Having taken part in the movements against the Kuokuang Petrochemical Technology Co's proposed eighth naphtha cracker development project and the government's forced appropriation of farmlands in Miaoli County's Dapu Borough (大埔), Chou is arguably a veteran social activist.
She has endeavored to bring major social issues to the attention of the public, whether by teaming up with high-profile celebrities or resorting to the soft power of words, music and movies.
"I often ask myself: 'What can I do to create a better social movement?'" Chou said.
That question prompted her to approach Taiwanese blockbuster filmmaker Wei Te-sheng (魏德聖) and ask for his approval to screen his latest work, Kano, at the legislature on Monday to lift the spirits of the protesters.
"The main idea of the movie is that people should never be afraid of failure. Most people are of the opinion that social movements can hardly make a difference, but I want to show them there is still hope to help them abandon such defeatism," Chou said.
Chou has shed 5kg in weight over the past two weeks, with the fears of a possible police break-in and the pressure to play a helpful role in the movement.
"I only have to see people singing on the street to entertain protesters and students sitting in a circle outside the legislature discussing the trade agreement to feel alright again," she said.
Chou said she had worried that the trade agreement might "blur" Taiwan's artistic and cultural potential. However, the anti-pact movement has helped stimulate thinking, strengthen the nation's cultural subjectivity and bring to the table the issue of national identity among young Taiwanese.
The movement has forced Taiwanese to confront and understand the taboo "China problem," Chou said.
"It has also enabled young people to have a better understanding of politics and [the possible effects of] trade liberalization," Chou said.
Chou said she was an otaku a Japanese term referring to people who stay at home all the time — who enjoyed cooking at home and that she only took to the street because it was the right thing to do.


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Even though last minute discounts couldn't help national retailers save their declining sales this holiday season, small businesses in Houma said they were unaffected and some have even done better than in the past.
Even though last minute discounts couldn't help national retailers save their declining sales this holiday season, small businesses in Houma said they were unaffected and some have even done better than in the past.
Brenda Felger, owner of Felger's Footwear in the Walmart shopping center on Martin Luther King Boulevard, said her business did well this holiday season.
"This was one of the busiest, definitely. I think people were just shopping. I didn't advertise any more than I normally would. It was actually less," Felger said.
Felger said the economy had much to do with her company's success.
"People were looking to help their own in a sense," she said. "It appears that people are more conscious of small businesses."
Accessories and further discounted sale items were among some of Felger's best sellers. Felger also ran a Facebook promotion that brought shoppers into the store.
As of right now, Felger reported a one digit increase in sales.
Victoria Giglio owns Indigo Boutique, 112 Old Towne Blvd. Court in Houma. She said her holiday sales were good, thanks to shoppers who frequent small businesses.
"Houma is supporting small business more than they used too," Giglio said. "There is more of an emphasis on it, which is good."
Giglio said her business's location, off St. Charles Street and away from the crowded retailers on more traveled roads, helped boost sales. Her customers were able to take their time, relax and enjoy shopping, she said.
"Since my boutique is not on Martin Luther King, people came here a lot to stay away from all the congestion. That helped us out a lot that we weren't in the congestion and customers were able to have a pleasant shopping experience," she said.
Giglio said most of the foot traffic in her boutique came at the end of October and in the week leading up to Christmas.
Sheri Duplantis, owner of JuJu's Boutique on Main Street in downtown Houma, said sales weren't as brisk as expected, but a late rush of shoppers helped create a successful holiday season for the store.
"We had a great turnout overall and are thankful for our loyal customers," she said.
Duplantis reported the week leading up to Christmas was the store's busiest.
Staff Writer Sable LeFrere can be reached at 857-2204 or at email@example.com.


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ASUS PadFone X mini hard reset
Entering Recovery menu on ASUS PadFone X mini Using the hardware keys to remove password, PIN or reset the unlock pattern / gesture lock when you are unable to access the phone.
Please note, that all data will be lost! Backup all of your important data before doing the hard reset operation, and it is always a good idea to regularly save your important files, images on a different media, keep it in a safe place.
There are two ways on ASUS devices to enter the recovery menu. Follow the next easy steps to recover your device, and if the first method does not work check the second method below.
method 1
- Turn off the phone completely.
- Press and hold both Volume DOWN + POWER buttons until the phone turns on and ASUS logo shows up. Release keys when logo shows up.
- ASUS recovery menu will give you options to reset the device.
Use the volume keys to navigate in the menu, highlight the option and use power to activate it.
- Using the volume down key highlight Wipe data / Factory reset and press power key.
- Select Yes on the next screen where it asks Wipe all user data? This can not be undone!
- Once you done with that the Recovery menu will show up again, just press the power key to reboot the system.
method 2 Entering recovery mode
- Turn off the phone completely.
- Press the Volume UP and POWER key together for a few 2-3 seconds.
- Release the keys and ASUS mode selection screen will show up.
You will see
- Recovery mode
- Fastboot mode
- Normal mode
- USE the Volume UP key to navigate the arrow next to Recovery mode and press the VOLUME DOWN key. Wait for the next screen with an Andorid robot.
- There is an android robot lying on its back press VOLUME UP + POWER together to display the RECOVERY menu
- Navigate to Wipe data / Factory reset using the Volume down key and press power.
- Navigate to Yes -- delete all user data press POWER.
- Once its done the reboot system now option will be highlighted.
You are done press power to reboot the device.
Reset & Restore
Go to Settings > Reset and restore > Restore Factory settings: Reset settings to the factory default values and delete all data.
This will erase all the data on your phone's internal storage, including:
- Your account
- System and app data and settings
- Downloaded apps
- Music
- Photos
- Other user data
If the phone has a virtual SD card - not a physical memory card - be sure to switch it to on if you want to delete the data there. Also check the memory card option if you want to delete the memory card content.
Note: your UI user interface may be / look different.
On older systems you will find the menu settings very similar
Use ASUS PadFone X mini Backup and reset function
Go to Settings > Backup and reset > Factory data reset: Reset settings to the factory default values and delete all data.
Your device freezes or has fatal errors
If your device freezes or hangs, you may need to close applications or reinsert the battery and
turn on the device to regain functionality. If your device is frozen and unresponsive, press and
hold the Power button for more than 8-10 seconds to reboot.
If this does not solve the problem, perform a factory data reset. On the Applications
screen, tap Settings -> Backup and reset -> Factory data reset -> Reset device -> Erase everything. Before performing the factory data reset, remember to make back-up copies of all important data stored on the device.
ASUS PadFone X mini soft reset / restart
Press and hold for 8-10 seconds to reset the device if it has fatal errors or hang-ups, or freezes. This will restart your ASUS PadFone X mini Android device.


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"I believe teaching is something that constantly evolves and is as much about learning as it is teaching."
Depending on your background, you may think that studying religion entails pouring over ancient manuscripts and debating philosophy or interpretation of the written word. Or, given daily headlines, you may think more about violent conflicts between religious sects and the desperate implications for affected communities.
Religion professor Carole Barnsley's education and interests make her a perfect partner for students wanting to explore these subjects. In one of her religion classes, students study the Quran so they can better understand the context of revelation and prophecy, as well as the variety of ways the text has been interpreted since its revelation. Another class might delve into the roles of women and men, paying attention to the ways male perspectives have dominated many areas of formal discourse, but also noting dissenting voices of women often disguised in other forms of expression. Students could also choose to study Buddhist teachings and traditions or Hindu practices.
Dr. Barnsley gently guides students as they explore these belief systems and unravel the mysteries. She is particularly interested in Asian and Near Eastern traditions, whose influences reach around the world. She loves working closely with students, nudging them out of their comfort zones and into new areas of study. And she is fascinated to see where her religion students end up: in law school, teaching English in China, entering the field of social work, or working in the ministry.
"I love working with students, both in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. They provide an excellent audience for new ideas and are a ready group of critics," said Barnsley. "I enjoy the give and take of the process."


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