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How to Transfer Files to the Samsung Galaxy Tab from Your PC
If you want to exchange files between your Galaxy Tab and a computer, you need to know how to copy, move, rename, and delete files. It also helps to be familiar with what folders are and how they work. Then, you can copy over your pictures and videos, and you can copy over music or audio files. You can even copy vCards that you export from your e-mail program, which helps you build your Contacts list.
Follow these steps to copy a file from your computer to the Galaxy Tab:
1Connect the Galaxy Tab to the computer, using the USB cable.
The AutoPlay dialog box appears. Don't be concerned if it doesn't. Some computers are programmed to ignore newly connected devices.
2From the AutoPlay dialog box, choose the option Open Folder/Device to View Files.
If the Auto Play dialog box doesn't open, open the Computer window, then open the Galaxy Tab's icon, and then open the Tablet icon.
The folder window you see looks like any other folder in Windows. The difference is that the files and folders in that window are on the Galaxy Tab, not on your computer.
3Locate the files you want to copy to the Galaxy Tab.
Open the folder that contains the files, or somehow have the file icons visible on the screen.
4Drag the File icon from its folder on your computer to the Galaxy Tab window.
If you want to be specific, drag the file to the download folder; otherwise, you can place the file into the Galaxy Tab's root folder. Try to avoid dragging the file into other, specific folders, which would make the file more difficult to locate in the future.
5Close the folder windows and disconnect the USB cable when you're done.
Any files you've copied are now stored on the Galaxy Tab. What you do with them next depends on the reasons you copied the files: to view pictures, use the Gallery, import vCards, use the Contacts app, listen to music, or use the Music app, for example.
The name of the cellular Galaxy Tab device is SCH-I905; the Wi-Fi version is GT-P7510. You may see those names when mounting the Tab into your computer's storage system.
Files you've downloaded on the Galaxy Tab are stored in the download folder unless you direct them somewhere else.


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BAYEUX, France (AP) — There's a digital clock on display outside the visitors center in the charming Normandy town of Bayeux — but it doesn't tell the time. It's counting down the days until the 70th anniversary of D-Day in June.
My husband and I visited Bayeux last fall to spend the weekend at a conference. The "clock" seemed to indicate we had landed in the right place to squeeze in some historical sightseeing, since we weren't far from the beaches where Allied forces invaded on June 6, 1944.
But we soon learned that World War II-related tourism comprises only part of the attraction of Normandy, a region rich in history and natural beauty. The countryside also features quaint cities and centuries-old chateaus, as well as apple farms and windswept coastlines.
Bayeux, about three hours by bus from Paris, is a great place to start.
Billed as the first major town liberated by the Allies, Bayeux was miraculously spared damage during the war. Today, the old town center boasts cobblestone streets, upscale shops, small eateries and picturesque mills along the narrow Aure River; lacemakers practice the intricate local art across from a cathedral with stunning Norman architecture.
And visitors flock to see the town's namesake tourist attraction: the Bayeux Tapestry. The nearly thousand-year-old treasure, which is actually more of an embroidered scroll, depicts the story of how William, the duke of Normandy, became king of England.
I admit to being skeptical about how impressive this would be — textiles are not usually high on my list of sightseeing priorities. Yet as I moved through the dimly lit museum where the tapestry is displayed, the 230-foot-long (70-meter-long) piece of fabric came to life like a graphic novel. A quickly paced, handheld audio narrative conveyed an engaging tale of power, intrigue and double-crossing that culminates in William's triumph at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
The threaded illustrations of battle proved a fascinating contrast to the reason we had come to Bayeux.
We were attending events for the 20th anniversary of the Prix Bayeux-Calvados, journalism awards given each year to honor war coverage in print, photo, radio and video. Prize-winning pictures of global conflicts were exhibited at indoor and outdoor venues throughout the town.
The searing images inspired us to pay our respects at the reporters memorial, about a 10-minute walk from the heart of Bayeux. The quiet grove features a path lined by dozens of stone pillars engraved with the names of 2,000 correspondents who have died on the job since World War II.
Nearby sits Bayeux's museum of the Battle of Normandy, marked by several tanks parked outside. It's an analog affair by today's standards — instead of interactive iPad displays there are department-store mannequins dressed in battle gear — but the building is packed with information, wall maps, military equipment and period artifacts.
Across the street lies evidence of the true cost of war: a British cemetery and memorial for soldiers killed in the campaign to liberate France. It's hard not to be moved by the young ages on the headstones and the grateful comments left in the guest registry by tourists from around the world. "Thank you for my freedom!" was written more than once.
To reach the actual invasion beaches about 10 miles away (16 kilometers), you'll need to rent a car or reserve a spot on any of several organized tours.
Each of the five "plages du debarquement" — Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword — has its own memorial or museum. The American cemetery above Omaha beach in Colleville-sur-Mer is the final resting place of 9,400 service members, its graves marked by somber, meticulous rows of crosses overlooking the English Channel. A German battery at Longues-sur-Mer, between Omaha and Gold, still has its original guns.
Along that same stretch of shore, you'll find remains of the Allies' artificial harbor at Arromanches. Without access to a port to unload the tons of supplies needed to support D-Day, officials realized they'd have to create their own. So they floated over pontoons and other structures from England to create roadways from ships to shore; some are still rusting away on the beach. You can learn more at the waterfront war museum or, farther down the road, at a 360-degree movie theater.
Our quick trip did not leave time for many other regional highlights, including the abbey on the rock at Mont-St.-Michel; the artist Claude Monet's house and gardens at Giverny; and the renowned Gothic cathedral in Rouen, which took nearly 400 years to build.
Many of the region's farms offer tours, tastings and demonstrations of cider making. It's a favorite local product, and bottles of cider — as well as apple liqueurs known as calvados and pommeau de Normandie — are frequently found in souvenir stores. Such shops also have no shortage of war-related mementos, from cheap "Operation Overlord" wallets to old bullets and even "D-Day" branded beer.
Tourism is expected to be heavy for the 70th anniversary of D-Day — "Jour J" in French — with President Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth among the heads of state expected to mark the day. But the history and beauty of Normandy can be experienced long after the clock ticks down.
If You Go...
NORMANDY: Official Normandy tourism website: https://www.normandy-tourism.org/
BAYEUX TAPESTRY: https://www.tapestry-bayeux.com
AMERICAN CEMETERY IN NORMANDY: https://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/no.php
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I wrote this program back in May that makes use of networking. It's a smallish program that is comprised of 2 parts, a client and a server. The server just receives information from a single client. The client is just a form in which you input an address. If you open the client without opening the server first, it doesn't work. It just says "NO CONNECTION TO SERVER" when you try to add a record. Which is what it's supposed to do.
Anyway, for some reason, every time I open the server program, I get a BindException. I have this handled by a try-catch block, so it throws an error message of my own design "PORT ALREADY IN USE. EXITING." then it exits.
I arbitrarily chose port 10,000 to handle the transmission of data, and port 9,000 to handle task IDs (I had to use a separate socket so that the server would know what to do with the information it was given). I chose these because as far as I know they aren't reserved by any regular TCP/IP protocols. Also, this program worked fine 5 months ago. What's the deal? Here's the code for the server portion if you think you can find anything relevant in there.
public class P_AddressServer { //Text area to log activity. private JTextArea jtaServerLog = new JTextArea(); //Socket for listening for objects. private Socket listeningSocket; //Integer input stream from client to get task ID. private DataInputStream getTaskID; //Object input and ouput streams from and to client. private ObjectInputStream inputFromClient; private ObjectOutputStream outputToClient; //Integer to store flags indicating what the client wants. private int userTask; //ID of current record. private int currentRecord = 0; //Linked list to store the address objects. LinkedList<Address> mailingList = new LinkedList<Address>(); P_AddressServer() { //Make the JFrame. makeWindow(); //Sockets for listening for addresses and the task ID numbers. ServerSocket serverSocket = null; ServerSocket serverTaskSocket = null; try { //Open socket to client. Listen on port 10000 serverSocket = new ServerSocket(10000); //Open socket to listen for the task ID. serverTaskSocket = new ServerSocket(9000); //Wait for input. while(true) { //Begin listening. listeningSocket = serverSocket.accept(); Socket taskListeningSocket = serverTaskSocket.accept(); //Input stream for receiving the task's ID. getTaskID = new DataInputStream(taskListeningSocket.getInputStream()); //Get the task ID. userTask = getTaskID.readInt(); //Process server task based on user's task choice. if(userTask == Address.ADD) serverSideAdd(); else serverSideSingleItem(userTask); } } catch (BindException e) { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "PORT ALREADY IN USE. EXITING."); System.exit(0); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } finally { try { serverSocket.close(); serverTaskSocket.close(); } catch (IOException e1) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e1.printStackTrace(); } } } //Method to construct the GUI frame. private void makeWindow() { //Create main frame. JFrame logWindow = new JFrame("Server activity log."); //Lock out user editing of server log. jtaServerLog.setEditable(false); //Log date and time of startup. jtaServerLog.append("SERVER STARTED AT: "); jtaServerLog.append(new Date().toString()); //Add elements to JFrame. logWindow.add(new JScrollPane(jtaServerLog)); //Set attributes of frame. logWindow.setVisible(true); logWindow.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); logWindow.setSize(600,350); } //Method to add addresses to linked list and server log. private void serverSideAdd() throws IOException { //Create input and output streams. inputFromClient = new ObjectInputStream(listeningSocket.getInputStream()); try { //Current record is last item in list. currentRecord = mailingList.size(); Address newAddress = (Address)inputFromClient.readObject(); //Identify if this is the first address, and set the flag if it is. if(mailingList.isEmpty()) newAddress.isFirst = true; //Log address information to the server. addStuffToLog(newAddress.name); addStuffToLog(newAddress.street); addStuffToLog(newAddress.city); addStuffToLog(newAddress.state); addStuffToLog(newAddress.zip); //Add address from client to the linked list. mailingList.add(newAddress); //Move pointer of the last item. mailingList.get(currentRecord).isLast = true; //Next to last item is no longer the last item. //Disregard if this is the first item (size = 1, currentRecord = 0). if(mailingList.size() > 1) mailingList.get(currentRecord - 1).isLast = false; } catch(ClassNotFoundException e) { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "ADDRESS CLASS NOT FOUND. EXITING."); System.exit(0); } finally { //Close the input stream from the client. Reopen when needed next time. inputFromClient.close(); } } //End of serverSideAdd method. //Method to send single address from the list to the client. private void serverSideSingleItem(int userTask) throws IOException { //Open data stream to send record information to client. outputToClient = new ObjectOutputStream(listeningSocket.getOutputStream()); switch(userTask) { //Current record is the first record. case Address.FIRST: currentRecord = 0; break; //Current record is one more than the previous. case Address.NEXT: currentRecord++; break; //Current record is one less than the previous. case Address.PREVIOUS: currentRecord--; break; //Current record is one less than the size of the whole list case Address.LAST: currentRecord = mailingList.size() - 1; break; //Just quit if somehow an integer other than one of our 4 constants got in. default: System.exit(0); break; } /* Check current record. If it was record 0 when user entered this method, and user hit the Previous button, set it back to 0 by incrementing. If it was the last record and user hit Next, set it to the ID of the last by decrementing. Set the respective flags to indicate if they are the first or last. In this way, hitting previous on the first record will show the first record and hitting next on the last record will show the last record. */ if(currentRecord == -1) currentRecord++; if(currentRecord == mailingList.size()) currentRecord--; //Send current record. outputToClient.writeObject(mailingList.get(currentRecord)); } //Method to add strings to the server log. private void addStuffToLog(String addThis) { jtaServerLog.append("\n" +addThis); } //Program entry point. Simply creates new server object. public static void main(String[] args) { new P_AddressServer(); } }


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DOD has long urged caution on Syria
The White House's plan to step up American involvement in Syria might be the very thing its top military commanders has been warning against for months — a foray into a long, messy war.
In hearings, speeches and interviews, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey have been deeply skeptical every time they've been asked about potential U.S. involvement in Syria. What kind of weapons would the United States provide to the rebels and what happens if they fall into the wrong hands? Will the U.S. and its allies establish a no-fly zone and if so, how robust would it be? Would U.S. intervention just create a proxy war in the region?
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"We have an obligation and responsibility to think through the consequences of direct U.S. military action in Syria," Hagel said on Capitol Hill in the spring.
Since the White House announced Thursday that the United States would begin providing lethal aid to the rebels but did not specify any details for military operations, military leaders remain in planning mode. Defense officials told POLITICO on Friday that they have a wide range of options for military action in Syria, and President Barack Obama has not asked the Pentagon for any specific plan yet.
But intervening in Syria isn't just dependent on the U.S. military — the National Security Council, the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency are all at the table, too, searching for a way to end the two-year conflict that threatens to destabilize the Middle East.
"Beyond Syria, this has always been an enduring feature of the civilian-military split over perceptions of what limited military force can achieve," said Micah Zenko, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. "They advise the president, but the military planning process is really an iterative dialogue between combatant commanders and Joint Staff planners and the White House. The military is just loath to undertake limited interventions that have no clear strategic objective [and] are loaded with political and operational constraints."
The bottom line, he said, is that although military commanders will always execute their orders, there's a reason the top brass — from the O-6 colonels and captains to their generals and admirals — has been so reluctant to get involved.
"I've never spoken to any at the O-5 level or above who thinks intervening in Syria is a good idea," Zenko said. "But, yes, they'll develop options forever until the president authorizes them to execute one of them, and then they will, faithfully."
The Pentagon has been planning for intervention in Syria for months. And there just happens to be a major military exercise happening in Jordan now, involving 19 countries and about 8,000 troops — including 5,000 U.S. troops.
Retired Gen. Wesley Clark said even limited military intervention could open the door for diplomacy.
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Listing Date04/12/19
Year Built1925
Lot Size0.12 Acres
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The Famous Brown Hotel is looking for its new next chapter in life!! Wonderful opportunity to own a piece of Breckenridge history located one block off Main Street in the heart of Breckenridge, 2 blocks from the Gondola. Recently expanded for current use as a bar and live music venue. Property has 7 bdm, multiple ADA bths and one master bath. Ideal for a Bed and Breakfast. Sprinkler system, commercial kitchen, elevator. Separate well with water rights. This is a real estate purchase only.
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Victorian, family-oriented, and breathtaking natural beauty describe the classic Colorado ski town of Breckenridge. Enjoy countless outdoor activities, in both winter and summer, because Breckenridge averages over 300 days of sun each year and over 300 inches of snow each winter! With over one-million skier visits last year, Breckenridge is one of the most popular winter resorts in the country. Highlights include Breckenridge's historic main street, thrilling terrain parks, boutique restaurants and shops, and the Riverwalk Center. Throughout the year, cultural events like the Breckenridge Film Festival, the Backstage Theatre, weekend farmers markets and art festivals will entertain you. Quaint streets feature fine dining and endless shopping opportunities. With an array of ski-in/ski-out housing opportunities, you can throw open your front door and go. The resort ski runs come right down into town, so you can even ski home for lunch! A perfect mountain town!
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By Molly Johnson, sports information student assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College women's basketball team and head coach Maurice Smith are pleased to announce the addition of Kadesha Gibbs to the 2014-15 squad.
A graduate of Newton-Conover High School, Gibbs comes to Georgia College after a stint playing at Catawba Valley Community College. She plans to major in psychology.
"Kadesha is the perfect fit for our program as a person and basketball player," said Smith. "We feel that she will be a successful student athlete in the classroom and on the basketball court. On the court she will give us a much needed post-presence inside. She has a tremendous work ethic and consistently plays with great effort. She has the ability to score inside and out which will make her a very effective player in our league. We are excited about the addition of Kadesha and all the positive qualities that she will add to our program."
During her time at Catawba Gibbs was a vital part of the team, averaging 17.1 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per contest. She received honors such as NJCAA Division II First Team All-American, NJCAA Division II Region X Player of the Year, NJCAA Division II Region X All-Region Team, and NJCAA Division II Region X All-Academic Team.
In 2010 and 2011, under coach Ike Williams, Gibbs helped lead her high school team to back-to-back CVAC Conference Championships, CVAC Tournament Championships, and Double-A Sectional Championships. She averaged 13.6 points, 10.8 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game.
The Bobcats went 18-11 in the 2013-14 season, advancing to the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament title game by beating the East No. 1 and West No. 2 seed along the way. Rising seniors Shanteona Keys (Roswell, Ga.) and Enisha Donley (Loganville, Ga.) were each named to the All-PBC Teams.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit GCBobcats.PhotoReflect.com to purchase photo prints from home athletic contests.


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We Can Call This New Port Home
Time to leave a port we have called home.
You say good- bye with tears in your eyes.
You pray and hope that it will be a smooth move.
You hear the ship it getting underway.
You wonder how can I stay?
Your left alone to call a new port home.
The movers just arrived and the boxes are stacked so high.
So many fears....................
It takes everything to hold back the tears.
Where do you begin?
You unpack as fast as you can.
It feels like no end!
The stress is flying high!
You ask yourself Why?
How can this be and why me?
So many new faces,
So many unfamiliar places
You feel so alone.
Then your sailor calls on the phone
He tells you your never alone.
Your only thought is when will he be home.
Then determination and you use your imagination
You hang pictures as you do the dishes.
You can relax but have an aching back..
No need to dwell! All is well.
The ship is in and liberty begins.
Your filled pride.
Happy tears flood your eyes.
He walks threw the door
His seabag hits the floor
He looks at you and says { It's good to be home}
"We can call this new port home".
By Eleanor Reardon


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Registration for the 2019 WA Beer Awards ran from March 1st to March 31st and is currently closed. Information on the Fresh Hop Competition can be found here.
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You will need to create a user (brewery name, brewery representative, and contact information) to register your beers with our electronic registration tool. If you have multiple licensed brewing locations and choose to enter each separately, you will need to create a unique user for each. Make sure that you enter the brewery and beer names as you would like to see them on any award, press release, etc.
For each beer, you will need to specify the beer name, style name, and, if needed, any specialty or pouring instructions. You can download the style guidelines in use for the 2019 contest here. Please note that the in 2019 competition, the 2018 Brewers Association guidelines will be used as they were the most recent guidelines available on the Brewers Association website as of February 20, 2019 (per competition rules).
Entrants are responsible for additional information that may be required by certain categories (ex. Fruit Beer, Field Beer, Specialty Beer). The specialty information will be the only basis the judges will have to judge the beer. It is important that, where required, the specialty information is clear, concise and does not contain any text that could identify the beer or brewery to the judges.
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After registration is complete, the competition organizers will assess the numbers of entries submitted into each Brewers Association Style and create Award Categories based on logical groupings to ensure healthy competition. For example, if there were 5 entries into "British-Style Imperial Stout" and 4 entries into "American-Style Imperial Stout," an Award Category of "Imperial Stout" may be created. All entries would be judged according to the Brewers Association Style that they were submitted under but compared for stylistic accuracy and technical merit along side of the other styles in the Award Category. During the confirmation process the brewers will be informed of Award Category style mergers and given the option of withdrawing the entry. The award categories from previous competitions can be seen in the Winners section (additional categories will likely be added with competition growth).
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Good Day !
I would like to arrange for a group of adults to go on a fishing excursion out of Long Beach Island. Can anyone recommend a boat that would take about 35 people out. We would want to be the only ones on this fishing excursion. We would need a boat with clean restrooms and a first mate who would clean all that was caught. I look forward to hearing from you! Thank you. kapmsdr


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2013 (Junior): Made 20 appearances and started four games on the bump … tossed 27.2 innings and tallied 17 strikeouts against just nine walks … was part of one of two UNCG shutouts as he threw a perfect inning in UNCG's 9-0 whitewashing of Albany (March 2) … picked up the win in the series finale against Army (Feb. 17), hurling 2.2 innings and giving up just one earned run while adding a strikeout … fanned multiple batters in four appearances … threw aseason-best 4.2 innings against Dayton (Feb. 24) … walked more than one batter on just one occasion.
Prior to UNCG: Played the last two seasons at Guilford Technical Community College for head coach John Barrow … Appeared in nine games for the Titans and had a 3.68 ERA while striking out 59 batters as a sophomore (2012) ... was impressive against powerhouse Pitt Community College, scattering six hits over seven innings and striking out 10 en route to his fourth victory of the season and a 5-2 Titan win … allowed just one home run in in 78.1 innings pitched … competed in the Coastal Plains League in the summer of 2011 & 2012 for the Thomasville Hi Toms.
High School: Versatile athlete who pitched and played first base for Southern Alamance High School under head coach Jason Smith … earned All-Metro 4A honors.
Personal: Full name is Dylan Lee Thompson … born September 4, 1992 … intended major is business … son of Mark and Becky Thompson.


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1) Arsenal no longer know how to win
Such is Arsenal's inability to hold on to a lead, you would not trust them to walk your dog, let alone win the Premier League. 2-0 down at half-time, Tottenham Hotspur were helpless, hopeless and beaten – against any other side. For 45 minutes a swaggering Arsenal had held a gun to the back of their rivals' head. Tottenham winced, waiting for the trigger to be pulled to end it all, but it never happened. It rarely does. Like a James Bond villain, they got complacent, bored even, spending too much time telling their victim what they were going to do rather than actually doing it. It was hardly surprising that Tottenham managed to escape their clutches. Arsenal were brilliant in the first half, with Cesc Fábregas and Samir Nasri foolishly granted the freedom to strut their stuff as and when they pleased. At the interval they were heading for the top of the league, which is where they would have stayed all weekend due to Chelsea's defeat at Birmingham City.
And then they imploded, as they so often do. Already this season they have relinquished leads against Sunderland and Shakhtar Donetsk. Last year they drew 2-2 with West Ham after leading 2-0 with 16 minutes to go, and lost 3-2 to Wigan Athletic after leading 2-0 with 10 minutes left. This is a side that once contrived to draw 4-4 with Tottenham when they were 4-2 up in the 89th minute. It is not surprising, because it keeps on happening.
While there is much to admire about Arsenal's football, they no longer know how to win and Arsène Wenger is incapable of instilling a maturity in the side. Surely he would have drummed home the importance of retaining their lead for as long as possible; within minutes of the restart, though, Tottenham were back in the game. Arsenal are too open, unable to shut up shop as champions must, lack leadership and concede too many soft goals.
Credit must be given to Harry Redknapp's brave tactical changes that prompted Tottenham's revival – his introduction of Jermain Defoe and redeployment of Rafael van der Vaart at half-time were inspired – but this game was all about Arsenal's fragility in defence. Tottenham's goals came from a long punt, a foolish handball by Fábregas that conceded a penalty and, finally, a header from a free-kick. All were eminently preventable, yet Arsenal's creaking back four requires only the slightest push to collapse. The mistakes made by Laurent Koscielny and Sébastien Squillaci were placed into sharper focus by the imperious display by William Gallas for Tottenham. For all his foibles – at one point he appeared to be close to tears – Arsenal could have done with him on Saturday.
2) Manchester City's players still believe in Roberto Mancini
Let's be honest, the headlines were already written for this game. Roberto Mancini has copped a lot of stick in the past few weeks, much of it deserved, for creating a Manchester City side about as forward-thinking as the American Tea Party. With all that money, fans and neutrals alike had a right to expect something a little more progressive than Mancini's ludicrous take on 4-3-3, which mainly seemed to feature nine players shuffling methodically behind the ball while Carlos Tevez wearily foraged alone up front. Waiting to twist the knife was Mark Hughes, the man Mancini replaced at Eastlands and now manager of Fulham. Hughes spent much of the build-up to the game making a comfy coffin for Mancini and, had Fulham won, he would have walked into the post-match press conference armed with a hammer and nails.
This, of course, is the man who was given a limitless pot of money and spent it on Roque Santa Cruz, so Hughes's comments should be taken with a pinch of salt. Yet, had he taken revenge on Mancini for nicking his job, that would surely have been it for the Italian. Being beaten by the man they got rid of would have been a humiliation too far for City's owners to countenance.
This was the sort of game which City's players could have made exceedingly uncomfortable for Mancini then. Players are not entirely stupid and they would have known the consequences of defeat but rather than fold at Craven Cottage they tore Fulham to shreds. Even though Mancini refused to dispense with his three-man midfield, City were exhilarating going forward and were three up by half-time. Most pleasing for Mancini was the sight of his midfield playing with a gusto rarely seen this season. Gareth Barry laid on the assist for Carlos Tevez's opener and Yaya Touré scored a fine goal. In the weakest title race in years City are definitely contenders. This may come to be seen as a defining moment for Mancini.
3) West Brom are on a slippery slope
Although West Brom made a big noise when they won 3-2 at Arsenal – leading 3-0 at one point – and drew 2-2 at Manchester United, they have spent the past few weeks silently slithering down the table. Almost unnoticed, Roberto Di Matteo's halo is starting to look a tad wonky. After beating Fulham on 23 October, West Brom were sixth in the table, two points behind Arsenal in second. Now they are 15th, two points above the relegation zone.
At the time there was genuine talk of a challenge for Europe, while some fans fretted that Di Matteo's success might lead to him getting a job offer from a bigger club, in the same way that West Ham fans once worried that Chelsea would poach Gianfranco Zola as their manager. How times change. Since those heady days West Brom have lost four of their five games, drawing the other against bottom-placed West Ham. Ominously for them, three of those defeats have come against sides they might have expected to beat: Blackpool, Wigan and Stoke. During this wretched run West Brom have scored three goals and conceded 10.
After impressing initially Peter Odemwingie has stopped scoring and the defence have started to give the impression that the 6-0 defeat by Chelsea in their first game was a truer reflection of their solidity. West Brom need a win sooner rather than later. Promoted sides often survive on a wave of euphoric momentum in their first season back and, once that has gone, it can be difficult to regain. Just ask Hull.
4) Davies takes a surprisingly brilliant penalty
Kevin Davies might not know how to use a toaster but he definitely knows how to take a penalty. The Bolton Wanderers striker spent much of his week asking his Twitter followers how to heat up a pop tart, doing nothing much to alter the perception that footballers are a bit dim. Rather like his career, though, he got there in the end.
Davies is a bizarre player in many aspects, a late bloomer who had a terrific start to his career, an old-fashioned, pointy-elbowed target man who won his first England cap at 33. He is a deceptively sharp finisher, yet has managed to reach double figures only three times in his career. And now we have found out why – he has only just started taking penalties and, somewhat bafflingly, it turns out he is something of a specialist from 12 yards.
Davies first scored a penalty in Bolton's 4-0 victory over Wigan in March last season. This season he has scored four from four. His first was against Birmingham City in August, a right-footed side-footer that nestled in the side-netting. Essentially unstoppable. He scored a near-identical version against Tottenham two weeks ago. Davies scored two in Bolton's 5-1 victory over Newcastle United. Both were comfortably placed into the bottom-right corner, Tim Krul sent the wrong way for the first. Before his second Newcastle's players even told Krul which way to dive – and Davies still beat him, rolling the ball in precisely the same spot and tantalisingly out of the goalkeeper's reach. Davies is living proof that it is never too late to learn.
5) We may already have seen the goal of the season
If Lionel Messi had scored that, we would never hear the end of it. How often is that line trotted out when a lesser-known player comes up with a wonder-strike? The point is that people tend to go all weak at the knees when Messi provides a moment of brilliance because he tends to do it every week for Barcelona. For the likes of Luke Varney, who scored a jaw-droppingly superb volley in Blackpool's 2-1 win over Wolves, these moments tend to be a strictly once-in-a-lifetime achievement.
Not that it makes it any less special. Indeed, there is something gloriously anarchic about a player such as Varney accepting a routine pass on the left, chesting the ball down and sending an arcing, dipping volley over the head of the disbelieving Marcus Hahnemann from 30 yards out. It was a strike reminiscent of Thierry Henry's searing volley for Arsenal against Manchester United in 2000 and praise does not come much higher than that. John Pantsil once tried to score an overhead kick in front of the Kop and, if he had pulled it off, there would have been no point in ever watching a game of football again. So heroically, defiantly implausible was Pantsil's effort, there would have been nothing left to see, nothing left to discover. Here is hoping Blackpool fans do not feel the same way. Their team continue to amaze.


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BURNABY, B.C. - In the opening game of the first round of the 2007 USL First Division playoffs, the Portland Timbers fell 1-0 to the Vancouver Whitecaps on a late second-half goal by forward Jason Jordan Friday night at Swangard Stadium. The Whitecaps take a 1-0 lead in the two-game, total-goal series that will wrap up in Portland on Sunday at PGE Park at 5 p.m.
Jordan's goal in the 76th minute broke a two-game stalemate between the two teams as the last two regular-season matches ended in a 0-0 draw. The late goal was just the second goal given up by the Timbers backline in four matches against the Whitecaps this season. Vancouver outshot the Timbers 8-4, but Timbers goalkeer Josh Wicks made two diving saves to keep the game close.
With a 1-0-2 record against the Whitecaps during regular season play, the Timbers suffered their first loss of the season to Vancouver. Portland is 0-2-0 against the Whitecaps in playoff matches in Vancouver and is 1-11-2 at Swangard Stadium in regular-season play.
The Northwest rivals played a physical and defensive first half. In the 13th minute, Vancouver defender Adrian Cann left the match with a cut on his forehead which would later require stitches. Cann collided with Portland forward Bryan Jordan on a challenge for a ball in the air. Both Jordan and midfielder Andrew Gregor were issued first-half yellow cards for hard tackles.
The Whitecaps turned up the pressure late in the first half. In the 33rd minute, Timbers midfielder Lawrence Olum cleared a loose ball from the top of the box before Vancouver forward Josh Hansen could get off a strike. Five minutes later, Vancouver forward Eduardo Sebrango blistered a 12-yard shot from the right side of the box through Portland defender Cameron Knowles. Sebrango's shot at the far post was parried back into play with a diving attempt Wicks.
Gregor took Portland's best shot in the first half during stoppage time. Off a throw in by defender Leonard Griffin, Gregor met up with a pass back by forward Chris Bagley and sent a right-footed shot at the far upper corner. Vancouver goalkeeper Matt Nelson snagged the ball out of the air to keep the scored locked at 0-0 heading into halftime.
The match continued to go back and fourth throughout the second half. The Timbers had a scoring chance in the 55th minute on a 32-yard free kick by Gregor, but his ball into the box was deflected by the four-man wall and out of play over the endline.
In the 63rd minute, Knowles was called for a foul to set up a 23-yard free kick for by Vancouver midfielder Alfredo Valente's who's shot off a touch by Martin Nash sailed high and wide.
The Whitecaps broke the stalemate in the 76th minute. Portland failed to clear the ball from danger which would set up a slippery run by Vancouver midfielder Tony Donatelli down the right side of the box. Donatelli's cross deflected off Portland defender Scot Thompson and trickled towards the near goalpost. Jordan came flying through the box and got a touch on the ball to earn credit for his second goal of the season.
In the final minutes of the match, Wicks kept the game within reach by recording his second diving save of the night. Second-half sub Jason McLaughlin rocketed a shot across the box at the left post but Wicks was able to knock the ball down and gain control of the loose ball.
The Timbers will host the final leg of the first-round, two-game series against Vancouver on Sunday at PGE Park at 5 p.m. Sunday's match will be featured live on Fox Soccer Channel. Playoff tickets, starting at $12, are available at the PGE Park box office, area Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at (503) 224-4400.
Notes: The Timbers played nearly 10 minutes with a man advantage early in the first half before Vancouver midfielder Alfredo Valente entered the match for Cann ... Portland head coach Gavin Wilkinson was unable to attend the match in Vancouver due to his green card application process ... Timbers forward David Hague missed the trip to Vancouver due to family matters back home in England.
Friday's playoff results: Montreal Impact defeated the Puerto Rico Islanders 3-2 in Montreal; Seattle Sounders defeated the Carolina RailHawks 2-0 in Carolina; Atlanta defeated Rochester 2-1 in Atlanta ... The second match of each series will be played on Sunday.
POR: GK Wicks, D Griffin, D S. Thompson, D J. Thompson, D Knowles, M Poltl, M Higgins, M Gregor, M Olum, F Jordan, F Bagley (M. Taylor, 77)
VAN: GK Nelson, D Klein, D Cann (Valente, 22) (Lyall, 82), D Kindel, D Martin, M Nash, M Clarke, M Roberto (Alberts, 76) , M Donatelli, F Hansen (Jordan, 65) , F Sebrango (McLaughlin, 71)
Scoring Summary:
VAN: Jordan (Donatelli), 76


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Mark Udall to speak on torture Monday at the University of Arizona
"It's 2015: Why Are We Still Debating Torture?" is the title of the lecture former U.S. Sen. Mark Udall will deliver Monday evening at the University of Arizona.
Udall, who has lived in Colorado for several decades, was born and raised in Tucson, the district his late father, Mo, represented for nearly 30 years in Congress. Democrat Mark Udall served in the Colorado Legislature, Congress and as a U.S. senator before losing in November to Republican Cory Gardner of Yuma.
Udall served on the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and led the bipartisan effort to rein in the NSA's dragnet collection of Americans' personal data. He was one of the leading advocates for releasing the Senate Intelligence Committee's study of the CIA's detention and interrogation program.


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>Divers often adopt a "wait and see" attitude before they accept the reality of decompression illness. In some cases, this delay in treatment can affect the outcome. In the most recent DAN Report on Decompression Illness and Diving Fatalities: Year 2000 Edition, 50 percent of the injured divers analyzed received treatment within the first 20 hours they experienced symptoms. Several hundred DAN members are treated for DCI each year.
>Regarding the return to diving after DCI, advice varies: it depends upon the specific symptoms a diver experiences, as well as their duration. Only 70 percent of injured divers experience an immediate and complete recovery; 30 percent will continue to experience either partial or temporary relief, from a few days to several weeks after treatment.
>The response to treatment depends upon the severity of symptoms and the delay to recompression. The majority of mild residual symptoms, which are often due to inflammation, will resolve over a few days to a few weeks after an accident. Occasionally, persistent pain can be due to a bone infarct (i.e., a blood vessel that supplies a portion of the bone is occluded). If a portion of the joint is involved, then further diving is usually not recommended.
>Although United States Navy "return to diving" policy was not written for recreational divers, it does give us the following guidelines to consider (specific Navy policy recommendations are in quotes):
>For recreational divers who want to dive after experiencing DCI, here is the best advice:
>Remember, you're diving for fun and recreation - practice safe guidelines so you can enjoy it for many years to come.


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Most camp drama: The Daily Progress reports on August 17 that the UVA football team is already showing great chemistry during practice sessions. Just as that story is released, sophomore linebacker (and Butkus Award candidate) Ahmad Brooks leaves the team to deal with his own "personal problems," according to head coach Al Groh. Two days later, Brooks returns to camp for the annual "Meet the Team Day, explaining, "They [the media] blew everything out of proportion."
Most dominant 'Skins: It's only preseason play, but the Redskins look sharp as they travel to Miami and shut out the Dolphins 17-0 August 21. Even head coach Joe Gibbs is proud of his team as they improve to 2-1 in exhibition play. "We didn't turn the ball over, we played smart, and our defense continued to play well," Gibbs tells Redskins.com.
Worst timing: Just as the Progress awards Charlottesville's Tim Pemberton his second straight Battle Trophy, (given each year to Central Virginia's top amateur golfer) our great golfing hope fails to make the cut in the 104th U.S. Amateur at Winged Foot Golf Club Course in Mamaroneck, New York. Pemberton fell well off the pace in his first morning round but the rain-soaked course was in much better condition by the afternoon rounds. "It started pouring rain about 10 minutes before I was scheduled to tee off," the William & Mary golfer told the Progress.
Biggest planners: Despite slumping through a three-year NCAA tournament drought and facing one of America's most brutal conference schedules, the UVA men's basketball team schedules its most challenging season in coach Pete Gillen's six-year tenure. Meanwhile, the ACC selects Jacksonville as the site for the first 2005 ACC Football Championship game.
Worst reality check: After flirting with an improbable run to a wildcard playoff spot, the Orioles suddenly return to earth with one of their worst home stands in history. A matter of weeks after rolling off a perfect 7-0 home stint, the O's drop six straight at Camden Yards to fall well out of the playoff picture. The knock-out punch comes over the weekend as the last-place Toronto Blue Jays shoot down the birds in a three-game sweep.
Brightest future: The Progress reports CHS's girl's lacrosse coach Rebecca Tewell is currently developing Blue Ridge Lacrosse Charlottesville, an elite high-school girls' traveling team that will play tournaments on the East Coast and provide an outlet for top players to gain recognition. "I really want to put Charlottesville on the lacrosse map," Tewell tells the Progress.
The Week Ahead:
Thursday August 26-Saturday, August 28
Olympic Basketball Medal Rounds
The men's team is reeling. The women, however, still appear to be the best in the world as local star Dawn Staley goes for a historic third gold medal.
Friday, August 27 @ 7pm vs. East Carolina
Sunday, August 29 @ 1pm vs. Miami
Wednesday, September 1 @ 7pm vs. Liberty
UVA Women's Soccer kicks off season
Catch all the action as the No. 7 nationally ranked Cavaliers open their drive for a national championship with three home games at the Klockner Stadium. $6 adults, $4 youth.
Saturday, August 28 @ 7:45pm
College Football Kickoff Classic
#1 USC vs. Virginia Tech
Another exciting college football season kicks off at Fed Ex Field in D.C. as defending champions, the top-ranked USC Trojans, take on the boys from Blacksburg. This hot ticket is sold out, but scalpers will definitely be on the prowl.
Al Groh at "Meet the Team Day"


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I really appreciate all of the comments that people leave on this blog. Occasionally, someone drops by and leaves an great comment with an incredibly useful tip.
shell-command and prefix argument
The first tip I'd like to highlight was at the end of a comment by Steve Vinoski. I didn't realise how useful it would be when I first saw it but now I find it indispensable.
The tip was that using a prefix argument (i.e. pressing
C-u before the command) before the synchronous shell calls inserts the output at point. Without the prefix, the output is (far less usefully) dumped in the mini-buffer.
One thing I use this for is for creating Makefiles where I need to pull in the list of headers and source files. I can now type
C-u M-! ls *.H<RET>
HEADER_FILES=a.H \ b.H \ c.H \ ... \
Filtering ido results
Another thing I didn't know about was that it is possible to filter ido results. Thanks very much to Reynaldo for pointing this out.


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July 2, 2012
Textbook Affordability Summit open for registration
Columbus State, in cooperation with the Ohio Board of Regents, will present a Statewide Summit on Textbook Affordability on Friday, September 28, from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the Columbus State Conference Center on the fourth floor of WD.
The full-day summit will offer participants a program of keynote addresses, breakout sessions and panels on the multi-layered aspects of this issue from the perspective of its primary stakeholder groups: faculty, students, libraries, bookstores, publishers, and information technology providers. The conference is free to attend, but registration is necessary. Please register at: http://OhioHigherEd.org/Textbook-Affordability-Summit.
Food for Thought cookbook supports student scholarships
Looking for something new and exciting for dinner tonight? Stop by the Bookstore and pick up Food for Thought: A Recipe Collection. All recipes were contributed by Columbus State staff, faculty, students and friends. Inside you'll find an assortment of 75 recipes including soups, salads, entrees and desserts.
The cookbook is not only a way to share great food, but also an opportunity to share in the success of a Columbus State student. A portion of each sale goes to support student scholarships at Columbus State. The cost is just $5.00.
Hip Hop Institute offers The Next Big Thing
What do you get when you combine the insight of TED Talks, the creativity of Pecha Kucha, and an amazing DJ? You get The Next Big Thing: "The Principles of Hip Hop."
The free event will be held Saturday, July 28, at 5:00 p.m. in the Columbus State Conference Center ballroom, WD 435.
If you have something to say about hip hop, you can submit a proposal to present your compelling message to help bring Columbus State's Hip Hop Institute to a close.
Topics might include hip hop's role in politics, teaching youth through hip hop, race/gender and hip hop, hip hop and social justice, the legacy of cultural music, or just a great moment in hip hop history. The Next Big Thing format allows you to present your topic in 20 Power Point slides lasting 15 seconds each, for a total of five minutes.
To submit a proposal: Send a brief title and description of your presentation to Kimberly Brazwell (email@example.com) by July 11 so the agenda can be planned. To learn more about the event, visit www.cscc.edu/TNBT.
Tell your students about BLUEprint!
Columbus State's Advising Services will offer BLUEprint Student Success Workshops throughout Summer Quarter. The workshops are free and help students to build skills and obtain resources necessary to be successful in their personal, academic, and career-related pursuits. Please encourage your students to attend, and Advising Services is happy to verify their attendance if you would like to offer them credit for participating. For more information, please contact email@example.com. Upcoming seminars for July include:
Who Wants To Be A Leader? Monday, July 9, from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. in Aquinas Hall 319. Practical and applicable leadership strategies to become a lifelong leader.
Juggling Roles: Are You Juggling School, Work and Family? Thursday, July 12, from 2:00- 3:00 p.m. in Nestor Hall 012 (Seminar Room C). How to balance it all and how to simplify life.
Library: Find It Fast! Monday, July 16, from 2:00- 3:00 p.m. in Columbus Hall (Library) 302. Save time doing research by learning quick and effective research tips.
Tackling Test Anxiety Monday, July 23, from 12:00- 1:00 p.m. in Aquinas Hall 323. Strategies for test anxiety.
Transfer Planning 101 Thursday, July 26, from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. in Aquinas Hall 318. Tips for transitioning to a four-year college.
Jazz in July set for the 10th
Student Engagement and Leadership's annual Jazz in July free concert will take place on both the Columbus and Delaware campuses on Tuesday, July 10, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. On the Columbus Campus, the concert will be set up in the 11-S parking lot at the corner of Mt. Vernon and Cleveland Avenues.
On the Delaware Campus, the concert will be held outside on the patio at Moeller Hall. Dolly and the Governor and the Joel Steward Trio will play on the Columbus Campus, with Andrew Waters performing at Delaware. Enjoy street food vendors and great music during your lunch hour on July 10!
New photo exhibit in the Library
The Library is pleased to announce a new exhibition by photographer Mark Fohl. Fohl's work has been accepted on numerous occasions at the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition, and he has found success in the Ohio Art League and other juried exhibitions in Ohio. He was granted an Artist Residency in Dresden, Germany, and spent three months there in 2005. He was also awarded a residency at the CCA contemporary art museum in Andratx, Mallorca, Spain, and was there for six weeks in 2011. While in Spain, he discovered many interesting and rich colors. He writes, "I came to the conclusion that foreign countries are characterized not only by language and culture, but also by physical characteristics like buildings, architecture, architectural details, and color. We don't have colors like this in Columbus, so I decided to bring them back home!"
The exhibition may be viewed in the Library's second floor gallery through the month of July. Check out more colors and lots of black and white on his website, www.markfohl.zenfolio.com. All photos are for sale.
ITDL Seminars:
I Can't Afford My Textbooks! Make book buying easier and more affordable for your students
Textbook prices can be a burden to our students. Find out now about the college's textbook affordability initiatives. The committee will discuss their proposals and current options. Members of the bookstore textbook team will present some new and exciting services: a textbook rental program and a price comparison feature. Hear about the Library's textbook checkout system and some electronic book alternatives. Bring your ideas to the table.
When: Friday, July 13, 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
Where: Innovation Center, CT 107
Turn your PowerPoints into videos
Have you ever viewed a PowerPoint that has been posted online? It seems one-dimensional. There is no voice behind the slides to provide context and feedback. Consequently, a posted PowerPoint may lose some of the point of the presentation.
Why not convert your existing PowerPoint to a video (with audio recording) that can be embedded in your Blackboard course? You can actually convert from PowerPoint to video in just one click!
In this hands-on workshop, participants will convert one of their own PowerPoint presentations (so don't forget to bring one!) to a video by using a free software called iSpring. During the presentation, attendees will learn how to download the appropriate software and will discuss best practices regarding creating voice recordings on PowerPoint, as well as editing, saving, and uploading recordings into Blackboard.
When: Wednesday, July 11 (9:30 - 11:30 a.m.) - Register
Where: Innovation Center Ct 106
Presented by: Melissa Logue, assistant professor, Modern Languages
Blackboard 9.1
Introduction to Blackboard 9.1 (3 Hours)
Monday, July 2 (6:00 - 9:00 p.m.) - Register
Grade Center (2 Hours) Thursday, July 5 (8:00 - 10:00 a.m.) - Register
Discussion Boards (1 Hour) Friday, July 13 (12:00 - 1:00 p.m.) - Register
Assignments (1 Hour) Thursday, July 12 (8:00 - 9:00 a.m.) - Register
Location: Innovation Center, CT 106
Instructor: Paul Owens
Graduation Celebration planned at the Bookstore
The Columbus State Bookstore will host a Summer Quarter Graduation Celebration on Tuesday, July 10, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Summer Quarter grads will be able to order their caps and gowns, order graduation announcements, look at class rings, diploma frames, alumni items and enjoy light refreshments in celebration of their upcoming commencement on Friday, August 17. The very last quarter ceremony is coming up quickly!


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A magnet for artists, musicians, and health enthusiasts, Ojai is an idyllic town with oak-shaded paths, beautiful parks, art galleries, golf courses, and spas. In fact, it gained notoriety when the area was filmed to represent Shangri-La in the classic movie, The Last Horizon. Surrounded by mountains that create an evening glow that locals refer to as "the pink moment", Ojai is a phenomenal place to gear down and relax.
Imagine staying in a spacious, amenity-laden vacation rental instead of a cramped hotel room. Some of your choices include a Mediterranean style estate with an outdoor kitchen with a pool, fitness room, and mountain views, a beautiful cottage near the Los padres National Forest with an expansive back patio, and a villa with an outdoor fireplace within walking distance of downtown.
To peruse art galleries, shop and dine, head to what the locals call "The Arcade", which is a section of Ojai Avenue in the core of the town. Other important stops downtown include the Ojai Valley Museum and Ojai Library.
If you're traveling with children, a visit to Libbey Park in downtown Ojai is a must. Majestic oaks giving lots of shade surround a children's playground and there are paths for hiking and picnic areas.
A great place to meet the locals and bicycle, walk or jog is the Ojai Valley Trail, which has a parallel path for horses and runs more than nine miles.
Make sure you check the Ojai events calendar before you plan your visit because the town has some exceptional happenings throughout the year. The line-up includes the Ojai Music Festival at the Libbey Bowl Amphitheater and the Ojai Wine Festival at nearby Lake Casitas in June, and the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament in late April.
Golfers can tee up at exceptional courses at the Ojai Valley Inn and Spa and Soule Park, an affordable public course with phenomenal views on the outskirts of town.
At the end of a long day of activities, your family will enjoy returning to a roomy vacation rental where they can spread out, perhaps watch some television, surf the Internet, and recharge for the next day. Fully equipped kitchens, where you can prepare money-saving meals and snacks, are great for families on the go.
We make the process of booking a vacation rental easy and cost effective for you. Special deals and discounts are available on a wide variety of properties in all price ranges, and we provide concise information and user reviews so you can book with knowledge and confidence.


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We don't see enough of 24 star Elisha Cuthbert on UK magazines, thankful Canadian fashion bible Flare have her gracing its July 2011 cover, and look how beautiful she looks.
The cover shot by Chris Nicholls has Elisha wearing a gorgeous dress by Hervé Léger by Max Azria and striking earrings by Mawi. But what stands out for me on this cover has to be the Barbie-lious lips done by make-up artist Simone Otis.
I love that Joe Fresh Beauty Matte Lipstick in Fuchsia – it really does make the cover pop. Sadly like Flare, Joe Fresh is another Canadian staple that doesn't reach the UK. If you do live in Canada you are in luck as this Matte Lipstick is only $6, and Flare hits newsstands on June 13.


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Safety Update
Safety Glasses Boast Bifocal Segments with Prescription Insert
Wizard Industries, Sebastopol, CA, introduces Versa Specs ANSI-compliant safety glasses with five different interchangeable lenses, including lenses with built-in bifocal reading segments. Wizard Versa Specs feature an assortment of polycarbonate lenses with integrated sides shields. The glasses provide protection from the front and sides while offering the easy ability to change between clear, yellow, gray and bifocals, and a special pair of prescription insert lenses.
The special interchangeable bifocal lenses are optically clear when looking straight ahead. When looking down they provide correction through the integrated 28-mm flat-top bifocal segment. They are available in +1.0, +1.5, +2.0, +2.5 and +3.0 diopter strengths. The lenses also provide 99.9 percent UV protection up to 380 nm, and are scratch resistant.Wizard Industries: www.shopspecs.com
See also: Wizard Industries, Inc.
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Singer Sean Kingston seems to be doing a lot better since his frightening jet ski accident in Miami last month.
Kingston took to Twitter Sunday night to give an update on his progress and thank his fans for sticking by him.
"Feeling alot better! GOD IS GREAT! Thanks for all the prayers and support! Love you ALL!" he wrote.
Kingston added a photo of him flashing the peace sign in what appears to be his hospital room.
The "Beautiful Girls" singer has been at Jackson Memorial Hospital since the May 29 accident. Officials say Kingston, 21, and 23-year-old Cassandra Sanchez were injured when their Sea Doo struck the bridge connecting Palm Island with the MacArthur Causeway.
Both Kingston and Sanchez were pulled from the water by a helpful boater.
Kingston had been rushed to the hospital in critical condition but has improved steadily over the past few weeks, hospital officials say.


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New: ECLECTIC RANT: Beware of a Medical Alert Scam Sweeping the Nation
The Better Business Bureau reports that a medical alert telemarketing scam is sweeping the nation this year. Seniors and their families or caretakers are frequent targets of this scam.
In recent months, consumers have received calls – often repeatedly – from telemarketers offering a "senior medical alarm" or similar personal security device. The calls come from untraceable numbers in the 314, 636 and 573 area codes.
Some of the automated calls ask consumers to "punch 1" if they wish to order a device or want further information. In other cases, salespeople told consumers that they were eligible for a free system or that a system had been paid for on their behalf and the salesperson needed to confirm shipping instructions. Consumers who are receptive to the sales pitch are asked for financial information to cover a monthly monitoring service fee of $34.95.
In many cases, senior citizens never received the devices but were still charged the monthly service fee. Others were unable to obtain refunds or return the items.
Better Business Bureaus across the nation have reported similar calls coming from companies using the names Medical Emergency, Medical Alert Company, First Alert Company, Life Alert USA, Lifewatch, Senior Safety Alert, Senior Emergency Care, Senior Safe Alert, Emergency Medical Alert Systems or Medical Alarms Hewitt.
Life Alert, the California firm that advertises "I've fallen and I can't get up," has sued LifeWatchUSA and Connect America, two businesses that used names similar to its brand in robo-call marketing schemes. Life Alert also has posted a warning about the scammers on its website. The company says it does not employ telemarketers to make cold calls to potential customers.
These are telemarketing scammers are trying to mislead and defraud consumers by using a trademarked name like "Life Alert" so they can get the consumer's address, credit card number and bank information to charge you the consumer.
Consumers should hang up if they receive unsolicited calls for medical equipment from unfamiliar companies. In many cases, these robo-calls are fraudulent attempts to obtain financial information that can be used to commit identity theft or that result in recurring charges to a victim's credit card or bank account.
Victims of this scam can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.


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With drought conditions prevailing in nearly half the country this year, it's been a tough time for gardeners. There is some relief in sight for the southern half of the U.S. as the El Niño weather system moves in this fall and winter. El Niño - an above-average warming of water in the eastern Pacific that occurs every four to five years - is expected to unleash welcome rain in the south, from California to the Carolinas. But it may not be enough to save plants, and there is little rain or snow predicted to help parched areas of the mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and northern regions of the country. The upshot: Don't put the hose away yet!
During droughts, shrubs and trees are more vulnerable than usual to winter injury caused by drying winds and fluctuating temperatures. They also enter the next growing season with reduced resistance to pests and diseases. Conifers and trees and shrubs planted within the last three years are the most susceptible, so water them well this fall. Provide 5 gallons of water for every year a tree has been planted, but no more than 20 gallons. A 5-gallon bucket with small holes drilled in the bottom or a dribbling hose provide water slowly so it soaks into the soil without running off.
Make sure there are 2 to 3 inches of organic mulch (e.g., bark, leaves, peat moss) around trees, but not up against the bark. This layer will insulate the soil and help keep it moist, which in turn will reduce the depth of frost penetration. If the soil doesn't freeze during winter, continue watering. To determine frequency, check soil moisture with a long screwdriver or other metal rod. If you can easily insert the rod to a depth of 8 inches, you shouldn't need to water. If it takes effort to push the rod in, pull out the hose.


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I recently started flossing regularly, partly because it's good for my teeth but also partly because it's potentially good for my heart. It seems utterly absurd to think that periodontal disease really causes heart disease, and I'm inclined to think that either the studies that found the association were flawed, that there's a serious correlation/causation mixup going on, or that the causation actually runs the other way and heart disease causes unhealthy gums. But what the heck, right? I've got no illusions that healthy behaviors will make me immortal, but I'd like to put off dying as long as possible. Why not do something that might potentially keep me from getting sick?
Well, there are also flawed, correlation-and-causation-confusing studies out there saying that losing weight will lower my risk of heart disease. The research is no better than the gum research, the conclusions are no more solid, but they might not be a hell of a lot worse. If I'm willing to take one dubious approach to improving my heart health, why not another?
Here's why: Because if flossing doesn't prevent heart disease, what's the worst that's happened? I've got healthier teeth and gums and my dentist is happy with me. If I try to diet my way into weight loss, the consequences are a little more dire: I risk disordered eating, anxiety, depression, undernourishment, low self-esteem, immune suppression, metabolism changes, and weight cycling (not to mention becoming totally boring). Even in the unlikely case that it is as simple as that, that weight directly correlates with heart disease risk, it's not clear that I'd come out ahead. Flossing means undertaking an immediately healthy behavior in the hopes that its ill-proven future health effects also turn out to be real. Dieting means undertaking an immediately unhealthy, unpleasant, and eventually counterproductive series of behaviors in the hopes that its ill-proven future effects might outweigh present misery. (Oh, and of course I would become totally pretty. But it's all about health, dontcha know.)
Some stuff that's healthy, or might be healthy, is worth doing. These things vary according to what's healthy for your individual body — someone with a torn meniscus might not find it healthy to jog, for instance — but it's a sure bet that some things will make you feel better over the long and short run, and might even make you less likely to get sick. But it's also a sure bet that you're not going to live forever, not even if you do every supposedly healthy thing you can think of — and you don't have to do them all to benefit from some. What that means to me is that it's a no-brainer to miss out on things some study says are potentially healthy if they're also going to cause me immediate harm. If I'm worried about heart disease, I can floss (definitely helps teeth), exercise (definitely helps mood and sense of well-being), and eat foods high in antioxidants (definitely delicious). Or I can try desperately, painfully, and ultimately unsuccessfully to lose weight. Even if the disease-avoiding benefits of the latter are much higher, and there's no good reason to believe they are, deciding to give it a miss because it's horrible doesn't cancel out the benefits of the first three. And if none of them keep me from getting heart disease, which is also quite possible? Well, then I'll have clean teeth, a good mood, and tasty things to eat, and I'll die just like the thinnest person alive.
It's great to do stuff that you find is good for you — you deserve that kind of care. But be aware that there's not a lot we know about the long-term effects of our daily choices, and what we know is changing all the time. Is it really worth it to ruin your "now" in the hopes of maybe possibly tacking a few years onto your "later"? You can find a version of "healthy" that works for you — that decreases pain rather than increases it, that improves mood rather than wrecking it, that contributes to your quality of life rather than considering "quality of life" an affront to Puritan virtue. Figuring out what will extend your life is a guessing game. Figuring out what will make it enjoyable? That's not nearly as hard.


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First Baptist Church of Gentry
Monday, December 09, 2019
Reaching Across the Street and Around the World with the Love of God.
Sunday School
Date: Sunday, August 25, 2019
Time: 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM
Location: FBC
Click on Weekly Schedule or Group Ministries (adult, children, student) for details.
Sunday School meets on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. It is designed to provide an open study of Scripture with life-changing, practical application. Each class provides an opportunity to develop lasting relationships and a deeper walk with the Lord. The study material is planned to strengthen your spiritual direction. The classes are divided into general age areas from student thru senior adult. The classes are co-ed with the exception of two women's classes. Each is designed for you to fit where you feel most comfortable.


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"The only path to true happiness is: Never go through other people's personal things. You never know what you find in there. It may just ruin everything you have. Ignorance is bliss", read the advice. It is then she picked up his phone, went through his inbox and cried herself to sleep.
We all want fridays to pass in a flash. If in your attempt to reach the weekends sooner you write a Friday Flash 55, share it with the G-Man


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In the January 2011 edition of ASBMB Today, you'll find an interview with scientific sculptor Julian Voss-Andreae, as well as an overview of the most recent UNESCO science report. We also look at some ASBMB members whose research focuses on biological toxins and look back on the lives of Britton Chance and Harvey Itano. And finally, we have a special, online-only editorial in which ASBMB Past-president Gregory Petsko writes an open letter to George M. Philip, president of the University at Albany, SUNY.
In the February 2011 edition of ASBMB Today we celebrate Black History Month with a timeline of noteworthy black researchers and their contributions to the life sciences. We've also compiled a brief rundown of some of our favorite fun online science resources, as well as a list of fellowship opportunities for scientists who want to work in the policy realm. We also look at how husband and wife team Ruma V. Banerjee and Stephen W. Ragsdale balance life and the lab at the University of Michigan.
In the March 2011 issue of ASBMB Today we look at how teachers are using cooking to help students learn science. As a bonus, we include several recipes, such as poached pears with caramel sauce and mango pineapple hot sauce. We also talk to Nobel laureate Carol Greider about life after receiving the prize and give some quick tips on making a great poster for the upcoming ASBMB annual meeting. And finally, we consider teamwork in academia and industry and explore fatty acid-mediated regulation of sphingolipid biosynthesis and its role in lipotoxicity.
In the April 2011 issue of ASBMB Today, we give you some last-minute tips on what to attend at the annual meeting in Washington, D.C., this month and also present overviews of the six meetings that make up the 2011 ASBMB Special Symposia Series. We also look at whether or not the major pharmaceutical companies are giving RNA interference the ax too soon and provide a wrap-up of the 2011 ASBMB Hill Day, complete with videos and slideshows.
In the May 2011 issue of ASBMB Today, we look at international science. You'll find profiles of several of our international members, a look at an organization that donates scientific supplies to resource-poor institutes in developing nations, an overview of a program that trains and unites Peruvian scientists, and resources for scientists interested in training in Europe. We also have compiled a timeline of noteworthy Asian-Pacific American contributions to the life sciences in honor of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month.
In the June 2011 issue of ASBMB Today, we look at Gary Felsenfeld's research on chromatin and explore an online video game that's unexpectedly helping foster science outreach. Joan Herbers, president of the Association for Women in Science, also weighs in on the recent progress women have made, and ASBMB's Angela Hopp gives tips on writing manuscript titles. You'll also find photos and videos from the 2011 annual meeting in Washington, D.C., as well as the names of our poster competition winners.
The industry-themed July 2011 issue of ASBMB Today contains profiles of several of our members who work in industry; a look inside a bioprocessing institute in Ireland; an overview of a new European graduate program that bridges academia and the business world; and an article on the search for on alternatives to corn-derived fuel ethanol. You'll also find the results of the 2011 ASBMB elections and tips on how to read between the lines in a reference letter.
In the August 2011 issue of ASBMB Today, we explore how David Goodsell uses watercolor drawings to showcase the inner workings of the cell, and we peek inside a museum in Singapore that merges art and science. We also look at how ASBMB member Anne-Claude Gingras is providing new insights into phosp
The September 2011 edition of ASBMB Today focuses primarily on education. Our contributors explore the value of mentorship, outreach programming and community-service initiatives and provide K-12 classroom tips and commentary on the status of biochemistry and molecular biology programs.
The October 2011 edition of ASBMB Today contains the first installment of our annual meeting coverage. Read about the forthcoming sessions on DNA, RNA, gene regulation, protein synthesis, lipids and metabolism. Meanwhile, on the journal front, Molecular and Cellular Proteomics' sponsored lecture series was launched, and a new Herb Tabor Young Investigator Award winner has been named. Also find a feature story on an outreach effort at Washington University in St. Louis.
The November 2011 the edition of ASBMB Today features Ralph Bradshaw's reflections on the society's former headquarters and seven Web-exclusive Q&As with longtime Beaumont House staffers. We also have launched an occasional series of reviews of BMB-related blogs. NIH news updates include: The Knockout Mouse Project, new trends in postdoc training and an interdepartmental government consortium working on new chip technology.
The December 2011 edition of ASBMB Today features a story on synthetic biology and its evolution from genetic engineering in the lab to exciting clinical applications. Is synthetic biology ready for its close-up? Billy Hudson rose from humble beginnings with the help of many generous people along the way. Now he's giving back to the young students who stand where he did long ago. Read about his Aspirnaut Initiative. JBC has recognized several young researchers by choosing them as Herbert Tabor Young Investigator Award winners. Read about them, their research, and their disparate backgrounds.
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