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Rostock !
Hello and welcome to the Rostock build, it's take a while to get this one documented, I blame that on having way too much fun with my printers and development at the moment, I'll try to be a little quicker on future projects.
The Rostock 3D printer was originally developed by Johann C. Rocholl and is now quite well established in RepRap terms, it's over a year old and has had many different spin-off's and variants by other users and developers. Even Johann has a new design (Kossel Wiki here) based on the openbeam Aluminium construction.
I rather liked the simplicity of the original design, and while I thought about making an aluminium T-slot design around the time SeeMeCNC were doing their very impressive development, I settled on just a few small changes for my Rostock build.
The Rostock has a Delta configuration (Stewart platform) rather than the more common Cartesian coordinate system used by most other RepRap's. The main difference with a Delta based system is that motion on the vertical Z axis is achieved by driving all three positional motors together, this is due to the fact they are in a triangular configuration.
I rather liked the simplicity of the original design, and while I thought about making an aluminium T-slot design around the time SeeMeCNC were doing their very impressive development, I settled on just a few small changes for my Rostock build.
The Rostock has a Delta configuration (Stewart platform) rather than the more common Cartesian coordinate system used by most other RepRap's. The main difference with a Delta based system is that motion on the vertical Z axis is achieved by driving all three positional motors together, this is due to the fact they are in a triangular configuration.
The main downside is that you need twice the machine height as vertical print area due to the way all the push-rods are required to be moved vertically to position the nozzle in X and Y directions.
The mechanical set-up looks complicated, but Rostock has less components than a 'normal' RepRap printer.
It's a very efficient and compact positioning system using only three motors, all able to be driven at high speed by belts or even with 'Spectra' fishing line.
Building it up -
This is a overview video of my Rostock build, you can also see it on YouTube in HD here
Building it up -
First print out a set of plastic parts from Johann's Github Archive -
Next time I take this printer apart, I'm going to replace the LM8UU's with these nice printed ones by Propsfactory printed in Nylon 618.
You will also need some 12mm Plywood or similar material for the base, and you can use the same for the top, I used 6mm Clear Polycarbonate sheet as I will be adding further rigidity with some aluminium T-slot.
found here - Many thanks Culain
The universal joints are a little tricky to print and can be done with a 0.5mm nozzle, but they work better printed with a 0.4mm nozzle.
The rod ends are designed to have either carbon fiber fiberglass, aluminium tube or wooden rods inserted into them. - I opted for hardwood dowels glued into place, make sure they are all the same length.
As with most RepRap machines many of the key parts are 3D printed. The push-rods can be fully printed if you prefer, Johann's diagonal rods.
The main Carriage and universal joints are assembled like this, using M3 bolts, washers and captive nuts (hidden on the inside of each joint arm).
They should be tight and still rotate freely, but not spin.
Carriage arms are added - I used black heat shrink on the rods to keep them smooth.
You need three vertical rod carriages, these carry 2 x 8mm (LM8UU) Linear bearings or bushings.
Linear bearings are very noisy on this printer (I used them) I would strongly recommend thinking about using printed PLA/Nylon bushings or any other type of brass or plastic bushing rather than linear bearings.
Image by Propsfactory
You should just have a small clearance on the vertical carriage ends, you may need to use quite thin zip ties for the LM8UU/Bushings or they can catch on the joints.
The finished carriage its then attached to the bushings/LM8uu's with zip ties.
Three motor mounts, for Nema17 motors.
found here - Many thanks Culain
One of my small modifications was to add feet to this printer, it serves to raise the platform so both the electronics and power supply can be fitted neatly under the ply platform. It also provides a stable base.
These Rostock feet can be found here, 3 different versions and my Sketchup file if you need it.
Nema 17 motors can be attached and if you want the optional bearing support can also be added.
I fitted the bearing support as I had originally intended to make the printer run with Spectra line, I dropped this early on as I wanted to get the system up and running, but after using Spectra line with the Tantillus printer, I will take another look at implementing it on Rostock.
Spectra line idler - a simple brass bushing and two printed rings.
I had the whole Rostock carriage working with Spectra line, but I was not happy with my motors, they were under-powered Unipolar types (I'll go into that in a separate post) so for now I switched back to using normal 2.5mm Belts.
In the original Rostock design, more 12mm Ply wood panels were used for the upright supports, I replaced them with lightweight 20mm x 40mm Extruded aluminium uprights (800mm tall).
Using aluminium sections makes it easy to attach extruders, filament spools and other things to the machine and gives it a clean look compared to more sheets of ply wood.
Electronics -
I'm sticking to my slightly unconventional 5 point mounting system for the Heated bed, this always works so well for me. I added PET tape for insulation and to help further protect the PCB tracking. The solid copper side will be used for the print surface.
Cooking mesh as the insulator, Aluminium foil and card as the heat shield / reflector
Wiring and thermistor - then mount it to the Ply wood platform with spacer washers, as required.
I'm using the Arduino Mega and RAMPS 1.4 board for this build, it's the last one I have, so for future projects the RUMBA or Megatronics boards will be used, or maybe something else...
Three hall effect sensors are fitted to the tops of each axis, these are ideal for a machine like Rostock as the home position is all the way at the top. Upon printing, the head moves down to the print surface. Hall effect sensors use small magnets fitted on the carriage to be triggered, you can tune them with a on-board trim pot, so micro-fine accuracy for the first layer can be obtained, and they repeat position detection perfectly.
All the electronics and power supply are mounted on a cut up plastic chopping board for ease of assembly.
I'm using a 20A 12V supply.
All connected up and still easy to access if required.
This is a modified Greg's extruder, for Bowden drive and 1.75mm filament.
I have still not yet found (or designed) anything better than the Geared Greg's extruder with Herringbone gears. All direct drive extruders I have tried to date, are in my opinion, a waste of time.
It can be mounted on the T-slot at an angle suitable for the bowden tube and the very tall Z travel.
Files for this Bodwen Geared Extruder can be found here - The Sketchup file is also added - and it also works well for many other printers, not just Rostock.
Hot End -
I'm using a J-Head Mk-V-BV for the hot-end, 0.4mm nozzle and 1.75mm filament guide From Hotends.com - they totally rock, and handle abuse and constant running without getting upset.
I originally tried a J-head clone, but had a rather poor experience with that, the supplier has since made further modifications and I have a modified one to try out, I'm planning a hot-end comparison mega-test at some point soon. A recent explosion of new designs are popping up all over the place. - keep an eye out for that.
For the J-head mount I originally downloaded this version by Piit79 shown below,
After printing one, I decide not to use it, but to make some modifications, shown below.
My original modifications added more stability to the mount and also added M4 bolts for the Groove mount found on most J-heads.
The revised design worked, but I didn't like the bowden clamp method, so I removed it and replaced with a screw in Pneumatic fitting ,the same as the Extruder. This always works really well and even allows the tube to rotate if required.
The heat shield shown was a nice idea but I didn't end up using it as it restricted air flow to the PEEK block and I found that the extra vertical M3 bolts were not required.
You can get the J-head extruder mount files here - Sketchup file also included if you want to change anything.
Next it was wired and ready to calibrate and test.
I also added a standard 4 line LCD and SD slot to the RAMPS electronics, you can see below.
As you can see from the above Rostock is tall, but uses a smaller amount of desk space than a typical RepRap 3D printer.
Sitting on the Rostock print bed above is a Tantillus 3D printer for size comparison, it can print some really big things!
I made a matching Glow in the Dark enclosure for the LCD and SD card, modified and based on the nice model by Chri here
It mounts on the short section of 20mm T-slot at the front of the machine and sits at a 45 degree angle - nice and easy to use and see.
Did I mention this Rostock glows!
This Rostock printer is completely made in Glowbug Yellow PLA from Faberdashery -
It Glow in the Dark for that little bit extra special printing experience.
The firmware used on Rostock is a modified version of Marlin, Johann removed the Cartesian engine and replaced it with the Delta coordinate system, so for anyone familiar with Marlin it's simple to get up and running.
You can get the Firmware for Rostock and Kossel on Johann's Github page here
If you have not made too many changes to the standard sized Rostock, it's almost all set-up for you, but as always check the config.h carefully, especially for electronics type, end-stop orientation and type and not forgetting your extruder calibration.
One really great thing about this printer is the fact the carriage moves out of the way before a print and you have a Z offset defined in the firmware. for me this was set at 395mm with a 4mm heated Glass bed, but it's great when you need to print on other surfaces. All you need to do it adjust this offset for any difference in print surface thickness. No further adjustments of end-stops needed after initial setup. In four months I have not adjusted them once.
When I want to print with Nylon, I just clip a 2mm plate of Tufnol onto the Glass bed and adjust the Z offset to 393mm.
First print-
My first print was the Bud vase by MakeAlot, this was super sized to cover a good proportion of the print surface and allowing a good check the vertical build area.
Hairspray on heated mirror-glass - works well.
After fine calibration with the hall effect end-stop sensors, I had a flat and level bed. I have also started using Hair-spray with PLA on glass, it works well and is not quite as powerful as watered down PVA glue, so part release is much easier.
This is collection of Rostock printing various things, you can also see it on YouTube in HD here
Printing Big Stuff-
Next stop was to print some things I have always wanted to try at a large scale.
Before Rostock I was limited to about 145mm height on the big MendelMAX, now I have almost 400mm of Z build height.
The obvious next choice being any of the the amazing Math Art designs by Asher Nahmias ( AKA - @Dizingof)
*easy is relative, almost anything with 3D printing can be a total nightmare if you don't have things set-up well :)
You can print it hollow, but the base section needs at least 5% support the the internal floor.
Next up was another model by Dizingof, this time the rather interesting Water Lilly Vase -
Really nice detail on this design and again easy to FFF 3D print.
The finished print is just under 280mm High
The Trinocular 3pot vase is nice, but I over estimated the use of infill (15%) on this one and it ended up weighing over 400gramms - and I ran out of Yellow plastic right at the end of the build -
So here is a quick tip for when you get to the end of a spool during a print -
For 1.75mm Filament it's quite hard to manually join, but if you use a small section of 3mm Outer and 2mm Inner diameters PTFE tube, you can join it very easily.
First cut the tail and of the existing filament being used in your machine (yellow above) and slide on the short tube section, then have your new filament end ready (pearl white) and melt the end of the first filament (yellow) slide up the tube so half of the now melted yellow end is in the tube, and slide in your second filament.
Heat the outside of the tube again, just a little and push both filaments together, then pull slightly apart and roll the tube in your fingers.
You will end up with a nice strong join that should have no problems going through your extruder, even in a bowden configuration.
The small tube should not cause a problem, it will usually just be at the front of your extruder, just remember to remove the tube section the next time you change filament or change colour.
Tornado Vase design my Mere, considerably bigger than the original.
Teethy Tiki model by Perry Engel (AKA - Cerberus333) - do check out the other designs by Perry, they are really nice and great fun too.
Heart Vase design by JelleAtProtospace printed big, (Also makes a great sweet bowl when half printed)
It also has another name on Thingiveres... I'll leave that to your imagination.
Many thanks to Johann C Rocholl for designing the most innovative and inspiring RepRap 3D Art printer of 2012. Hopefully in 2013 will see some equally wonderful open source designs.
I have already started designing my own version of a 3D Delta printer, as I was so impressed with this one.
I originally posted this Rostock 3D printer build over on the 3D printing industry Website, a rather good place for all news and views relating to 3D printing, do check it out, I'm sure you will find it very interesting.
In other 3D news -
I made up an Eggbot printer for Easter printing with my kids, they love it - here's a quick shot of very first prints -
It's just about dialled in now - getting some nice results from this little machine -
I'll do a post about how to build one up at some point, but if you can't wait, I printed out this one from Glasswalker, and do a search on eggbot for designs to inspire and print out onto your choice of Egg shaped object. Happy Eggster.
I'll have another post very soon with some very interesting printing effects...
Thanks for reading, happy printing.
I made up an Eggbot printer for Easter printing with my kids, they love it - here's a quick shot of very first prints -
I'll have another post very soon with some very interesting printing effects...
Thanks for reading, happy printing.


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|2012-06-20, 07:41
|Link #861
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
*hears first line*
*hears second line* Wait a minute...
*hears third line* Nooooo...
*hears forth line* OMG it is!!!
|2012-06-21, 03:40
|Link #862
Bittersweet Distractor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 27
Well just finished refrain after delaying for so long. Now I enjoyed Little Busters overall, but this suffers from one critical flaw that plagued clannad AS. That is... A miracle that suddenly fixes everything and trivializes all the sacrifice and pain that got them to that point.
To me if it was just Rin and Riki at the end, the ending could have been perfect. Look I love all the other characters too, but I think the ending would've been so much more poignant and bittersweet (albeit heavy on the bitter) if their friend's sacrifice really was truly a sacrifice. There was already a miracle here, why did they have to overturn and trivialize everything? Same thing happened in Clannad AS.
KEY is afraid of giving harder endings and wants everything to just be happy. I guess I can't expect them to change at this point (Though didn't Air have a bitter ending? So it's not completely out of the question for them.).
In any case, I really loved the friendship the cast shared and all, they were plenty of fun. I wasn't much for the side routes in general besides Rin's and refrain, but they were ok. Felt more like added bonuses than anything, but were hardly satisfying.
So while I'm disappointed with the end, I'm still pretty happy to have played this and don't regret it. However, I cannot place this among the top VN's for that reason (Where I'll hold things like G senjou no Maou, Ever17, etc.).
|2012-06-21, 19:38
|Link #863
Yokoso Gypsy
Join Date: Aug 2009
Well, you could always think that the story ended with Rin and Riki only.
I believe that Key wants to give the ideal ending for everyone who plays their games. I gotta admit I have only played Clanand and Little Busters (still waiting for Rewrite english patch) but on both games you have different endings.
For people who like bittersweet endings you can always think that the story ends when the bad thing happens but if you hate that kind of endings and want the happy one you can accept the miracle and get your happy ending.
|2012-06-21, 20:06
|Link #864
Bittersweet Distractor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 27
I suppose you could say that, but the way it ends is totally unfulfilling if it ends there. There's no real closure to the story like that and the VN effectively galls you into going for the "ideal" ending. If they provided some more scenes of something like Riki and Rin being OK after the fact sometime later, then it would be more satisfying, but the VN just tells you "I hope you can make her happy." I mean WTH is that lol?
|2012-06-21, 21:28
|Link #866
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2008
Well you can always believe that all they managed to do was create a new dream world in the end that was only more stable than Kyousuke's was that let them re do the rescue and everything. That theory is perfectly justified, though i prefer the idea of the happy ending.
|2012-06-22, 04:51
|Link #867
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
Let's look at it this way. You are in a car accident, you know that you will die in that accident, however a bunch of your closest friends and family are also in the car, some will die and some won't. They are then able to create a dream world that allows you all to live out your lives together until you guys all die of old age and then pass on without regret.
That's a whole happy life you get to live. It's fake, yes...but then again you won't get the chance to live out one for real and if the fake one is indistinguishable from the real one then what's the difference to you?
The ending being another dream world isn't really a bad ending, it's a bitter-sweet one. On one hand you know those characters died, on the other you know they lived happy lives in the dream world before they passed on.
That said...I personally don't believe that this was what happened.
In my opinion the whole bit where Rin and Riki end up in the hospital alone was within the dream world. It was something set up by either Kyousuke, everyone or even Riki and Rin themselves without them even realizing, so they would be able to know what to do much better once back to the real world. It just so happened that Riki and Rin exceeded expectations when push came to shove.
(this is a bit more out of left field but I believe Kurugaya set up that first accident scene before she vanished from the dream world. She's superior to everyone else and seemed unusual about the accident afterwards...but this is my Kurugaya fanboyism acting up, ignore it.)
But that's the thing about this ending. First off you get the chance of ending it all with Rin and Riki alone (the more realistic and bitter approach) or move on to save them. And if you do you get these many possibilities as to what happened.
Are they still in a dream world?
Was there time travel or something like that?
Are Riki and/or Rin just imagining that they managed to save everyone as a coping mechanism?
Was this all in Kyousuke's head? (a popular theory a while back was that Kyousuke didn't go on the trip, everyone died and he went insane, creating this elaborate plot in his very messed up mind as a way to cope with the loss of everyone important to him)
Is Kurugaya a Goddess that changed everything using Rin and Riki as cover so no one finds out own purely godlike she is?
Just take your pick or make new ones.
|2012-06-28, 02:41
|Link #868
ダメ人 - 人間失格
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Germany
Age: 32
@bus accident ending #1: I believe it's in the real world because the dream world disappeared after the original LB crew started to vanish. And I don't really believe Kyousuke could keep it up by himself. They *were* strong enough to deal with reality and managed to get the heck out of the forest (barely in time).
@bus accident ending #2: I love happy ending more than anything else *glares at Air*. That being said, the only BS was the whole time travel thingy in order to cure Riki's sleep illness. Wasn't this the purpose of dream world 2 by Riki + Rin? Anyway, them saving the whole crew with power of friendship, miracle and bro-power was also fine with me.
(That's why I was perfectly fine with Clannad's miracle ending. Yes, they deserved that happy ending, no but's and if's )
|2012-06-28, 17:22
|Link #869
Assistant Professor
Join Date: Jul 2011
Age: 43
My interpretation is that by the end of Refrain's epilogue, they were determined to redo things through the process of creating a new world and being "born" anew into it. (refer to Riki's mini-chapter) Whether this means they're living in a dream world or that the two achieved the power of a god in that brief moment is not something I thought too deeply on. They earned their happy ending, so all is well (or is it?)
|2012-06-28, 17:47
|Link #870
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
If I had to choose between having the only people I care about simply die and move on with my life
give them the chance to live and grow up with me in a pretty damn realistic (and now stable) dream world until they die of old age having had a fulfilled life, go back to the real world and de in the car crash...and then I move on with my life
Then I would pick the second, but that's just me.
|2012-07-01, 00:26
|Link #872
Join Date: Dec 2009
I just got this VN. to those of you who have already finished it, how long did it take you to complete all the routes? I remember reading the Clannad VN and it took me hundreds of hours probably. (but well worth it)
not sure if I want to commit the same amount of time to a VN I learned from hype.
|2012-07-01, 07:30
|Link #873
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
I played both and though I haven't played Clannad in a while I'd say LB is about the same if not SLIGHTLY shorter. The meat of the game is in the Common route and like Bigdeal said, once you've played through the common route you can skip it. My advice is the first playthrough of the common route do everything, baseball minigame training, battle ranking and all that. After you've played through the common route and finished your first heroine route (also advice you to leave both Rin routes for last so you can do them in one go) then don't do the baseball training and battles, just use the Skip function in the UI as it will skip all READ messages and not the unread ones. This is important because the common route suffers a few changes as you finish heroine routes.
|2012-07-01, 15:58
|Link #874
Assistant Professor
Join Date: Jul 2011
Age: 43
I would recommend only turning on baseball during your last runthroughs. The bump in stats to Riki and Rin (more important to Rin), and the assured addition of Kengo would make a swifter victory in the game, earning a nice mini-epilogue for you.
Battles, on the other hand... Unless you want Rin to beat the mysterious animal or for Riki to inherit the um... mask, then you can safely ignore those. But the parts can be really funny sometimes (Komari beating Masato? What the?)
|2012-07-01, 17:25
|Link #875
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
Ah yes I forgot. Try to atleast win the baseball match, have Rin beat all 3 animals and have Riki win the mask. This is easier after you've completed the game since their stats will be top notch by then.
I do love it when something random happens and the most unlikely one wins the battle. Like Kuu beating Kyousuke or Haruka beating Anego...
But when Mio gets her future super high tech sci-FY weapons she stops being an unlikely winner.
|2012-07-01, 20:08
|Link #876
Assistant Professor
Join Date: Jul 2011
Age: 43
In fact, I think it's impossible to win the baseball match Kengo-less and with a weak Rin without some sheer luck. Even if you have Rin unlock all pitches, her stats would still let a majority of the club captains at least hit, if not an outright homerun.
(Note that this is just from play experience. Some other people might have discovered the exact connection between stats and baseball performance.)
|2012-07-01, 20:20
|Link #877
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
Ah, a friend of mine tried winning the Baseball match in a clean, first playthrough of the game and it took him over 50 tries. Then suddenly one stroke of luck and he won it. I saw it...he was so overjoyed while I kept face/palming...
|2012-07-01, 22:34
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|2012-07-01, 23:08
|Link #879
ANEGO Worshiper
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
I don't like the compare anime with VNs but in my opinion Little Busters VN is much better than Clannad VN. I played both and while I loved Clannad to death, I enjoyed Little Busters a whole lot more, it left a bigger mark on me than any other VN to date and is one of only three VNs that I have multiple playthroughs of.
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Hey guys, I'm kinda new to the mountain biking scene. I've been riding in just random places that I can find. I wouldn't mind trying out some of the more defined/popular trails. I've heard of Kulani (sounds difficult for my skill level), University Hilo Trail (where do I start/enter?), and Kalopa. Are there any other good ones out there? How's the Tree Planters road?
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Barred as prosecutor, attorney is made judge in Lackawanna
In January, Norman A. LeBlanc Jr. was considered unfit to be a prosecutor in Lackawanna City Court, but two months later, he was appointed to preside over that same court as an associate judge.
Erie County District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III had revoked LeBlanc's authority to serve as a public prosecutor. But in March, Lackawanna Mayor Geoffrey M. Szymanski turned to LeBlanc, his father-in-law and the then-Lackawanna city attorney, to replace the previous judge, Louis P. Violanti, who resigned after orchestrating a sham ticket-fixing court proceeding.
Szymanski knew Sedita had revoked LeBlanc's prosecutorial authority – but was not told why – when he appointed LeBlanc as an associate judge.
LeBlanc was found guilty of professional misconduct in 1998 by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court. He admitted giving a fictitious court order to two clients and improperly altering a date on a notarized summons with signatures from the clients. He did not face a criminal charge but was suspended from practicing law for six months.
Since his reinstatement, he has been a lawyer in good standing.
LeBlanc "did not meet the standards I would expect of a prosecutor," Sedita told The Buffalo News, explaining why he blocked him from prosecuting cases. "In my view, to have my imprimatur as town prosecutor, you have to be more than a licensed attorney."
"I don't see anything wrong with Mr. LeBlanc practicing law," Sedita added. "I wish him all the luck in the world. I do believe in forgiveness. We're talking about the designation of a prosecutor. I did not feel comfortable signing my name letting him have prosecutorial powers in my stead."
LeBlanc declined to comment for this article.
City and town attorneys routinely appear in municipal courts on behalf of the district attorney. City- and town-appointed prosecutors handle violation-level offenses, most of which are vehicle and traffic offenses, in the local courts. After a city or town government names someone to become a prosecutor, the district attorney must give approval before the appointee gains prosecutorial authority.
Before LeBlanc, Sedita only twice before had prevented a town or city attorney from handling cases for his office in local courts. It the previous cases, Sedita said, he did so because the two held full-time jobs as public defenders – not because of any ethical concerns.
Szymanski received a letter dated Jan. 10 stating that LeBlanc "may not appear on my behalf or on behalf of the Erie County District Attorney's Office in any capacity."
The mayor said he called Sedita's office for an explanation but did not get an answer.
"He just said he's not allowed to participate. It was just a single letter," Szymanski said.
Szymanski appointed LeBlanc as city attorney upon taking office as mayor in 2012. Sedita originally approved of LeBlanc and then-Assistant City Attorney Antonio M. Savaglio prosecuting cases in City Court.
A year into LeBlanc's appointment, Sedita sent the letter. Sedita said he was not aware of LeBlanc's 1998 suspension when he initially approved him.
The mayor called the timing of the revocation "awfully unusual."
Sedita's letter was sent four days after Dana J. Britton, Lackawanna's public safety director, criticized Sedita in a News article for pushing plea deals instead of taking defendants to trial.
"Is it retaliation? I don't know that answer. He never gave me one," Szymanski said.
"I don't engage in retaliation," Sedita said.
Sedita's revocation had no impact on whether LeBlanc could be appointed or serve as associate judge. The judicial appointment required only that LeBlanc be a lawyer in good standing and a Lackawanna resident.
The mayor said he spoke with Chief City Judge Frederic J. Marrano before naming LeBlanc to the part-time position, which pays $63,700 per year.
"He said I can't think of a finer lawyer," Szymanski said. "He was very supportive."
Szymanski also said he has no regrets about appointing LeBlanc.
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Police: Death of 11-month-old in Baton Rouge a homicide
Police: Death of 11-month-old in Baton Rouge a homicide
BATON ROUGE, La. —
Baton Rouge police detectives are investigating the Saturday death of an 11-month-old child that has been ruled a homicide.
Lt. Don Kelly says an autopsy conducted Monday showed the infant died from blunt-force head trauma.
Kelly says Aaliyah Heard was unresponsive and rushed to Baton Rouge General Medical Center-Mid City at 1:15 p.m. Friday before she was transferred later to the hospital's Bluebonnet Boulevard campus. He says the child died at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Kelly says family members were initially interviewed by detectives and investigators from the state Department of Children and Family Services.
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The protests over the plunging Iranian rialare taking currency wars to a whole new level.
Call it a currency war gone wild.
The Iranian rial has been sinking like a stone lately, and Iranians are fed up. Tensions finally boiled over in the form of protests and demonstrations in Teheran, with money changers operating on the black market fighting with police.
Iran has been struggling to maintain the value of the rial in the face of international sanctions that have been hobbling the country's economy. In the past they have injected petrodollars to keep the rial's official value high relative to the dollar. But with sanctions in place, those injections are harder to execute, and the cost of everyday goods is skyrocketing as the rial's value shrinks. Iranians are now seeing runs on assets like gold that can easily be sent overseas.
How weak is the rial? In the past 18 months, it has lost about 80 percent of its value.
This video clip, cited by The New York Times, shows the effects.
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How to Add Multiple Administrators to Google Plus Pages
In late December, Google announced the ability to delegate up to 50 named managers as administrators for a Google+ page, yet Google forgot to tell us one little secret. How the hell do you grant admin access to multiple users? If you've already created your Google+ page, use this simple tutorial to help others join… Read More


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If you want to see what new items have been added to the library's collections during the month of April take this link! Many of the items are still being processed so it can take a while for them to be ready to be checked out, but go ahead and place a hold and you'll be notified when it's ready for you to pick up. Make sure we have a current email and postal address for you.
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Or Queens if you happen to be white.
My non-experience is that the atmosphere at NYU was much more welcoming to public interest than was the atmosphere at CLS (or Penn, for that matter). It was as simple as speaking to at least one current student who was not going to a firm for their 2L summer, something that did not happen at CLS or Penn (at least not without said PI student having been trotted out especially for that purpose). And my ACTUAL experience is that when we're talking about the already small PI communities, every little bit (especially raw numbers-wise) helps--one reason why HLS worked for me was that, since the school is so big, you can still get a critical mass of students doing PI, even though the percentage is still small. I think it would have been much harder for me to make the decisions I've made at someplace like CLS or Penn where it really would have been much more a swimming-against-the-current thing, percentage wise as well as raw numbers wise.
Can you offer him any reason at all to pick CLS? Other than eating at Toms restaurant?
I think Columbia's LRAP is a bit stronger than NYU. I think academically the schools are equal. My experience is that NYU's public interest "advantage" is overstated. To the extent that it exists, I think it is mainly based on self selection. From what I have seen CLS people have no problem finding and landing top public interest jobs. If you look at the raw numbers, NYU does place more people into public interest than its peer schools, but it is something like 6% instead of 4%... The point is that no school is really very public interest oriented. If you are seriously considering NYU, look into whether or not their LRAP has an asset cap. I believe that you can't use the NYU LRAP if you have more than $20,000 in assets. So you wouldn't be able to own more than 20k worth of stuff for ten years after you graduated if you wanted any assistance. That, for me, was a dealbreaker. You may want to double check the fine print, I'm pretty sure that's the case.Anyway, you can't make a mistake choosing between the two. But I wouldn't recommend going to NYU just because you think it will be better for public interest.
This is just untrue. Between 10-15% of NYU grads go into public interest yearly.
Contradicts what's written herehttp://www.law.nyu.edu/publicinterestlawcenter/recentgraduateplacement/index.htmAlso, IIRC, the dean mentioned last year's number was 12%.
It's their website. Maybe not everyone was reporting.And the link I posted doesn't show 2008, so 12% might be right. It wouldn't be an outlier or anything.


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>News and Announcements>Garmin Forerunner Integration completed
Windows XP and IE, should maybe I try Mozilla?
I guess I should, since sometimes I get bad behavior from IE when I try to access other things as well sometimes. I should have tried that first before I started whining.. Okay, Ill try that later and then come back and whine some more if I still can't fix it.
I'm getting a server error when I click on the GPS import button, Eric--404 file not found. I've got Vista and I've tried it with both Firefox and IE.
Has been
What is the url when you clicked on the import button?
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I'm getting the page now. However, it is detecting multiple GPS devices--mine and my wife's. Which is strange because my wife has a 405 and I don't have the ANT stick plugged in so it shouldn't be able to pick it up. Any ideas?
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Mine was doing that earlier and I only had one plugged in. I had no problem once I tried to do it in firefox. Later in the day I tried again on explorer and it worked fine.
have you rebooted your computer? I think that's what reslolved my problem with IE.
No need to reboot. Just press Ctrl-F5 to reload the import page.
This is incredible, thank you thank you thank you. Now for that donate button!!!!!!!!!
I've had a few errors but I'm sure we are smacking the system awfully hard right now. I had about 100 runs stored on my Garmin which were all downloaded (or uploaded) when I connected. If we are all doing the same I'm sure there will be a few down times - hell Google mail just went away for a couple hours the other day.
It's not a silly question. The import page will not talk to multiple GPSs at the same time. So long as you connect one at a time, everything will function correctly.
The server can differentiate amongst all your GPSs so there should not be any problems in terms of last upload time. Just beware that the preferences (those checkboxes on the import page) are specific to the GPS. When you plug another one, just remember that the preferences may change.
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VATICAN CITY — Yesterday I attended my first ever papal general audience, which takes place every Wednesday morning at 10:30 in the Vatican audience hall (during the winter, but in the spring and summer it's in St. Peter's Square). It was not what I expected of my first time seeing the pope!
Groups of people from all around the world gathered together to receive Pope Benedict's blessing. My personal favorite was the Italian circus group, who performed a juggling act before the entire hall. At the end of their performance they brought in a baby lion, at which point the pope stood up from his seat to pet him! The moment revealed the pope's warm personality and happiness to spend time among his followers.
The mariachi band from Mexico came in a close second on my list of favorites, and it, too, brought a smile to the pope's face. I'd have to say that the Hispanic countries were the most vibrant — groups from Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico, among others, performed short songs in which the whole audience joined in by clapping. The groups from the U.S. and other parts of the world were a bit more subdued (except for the many Italian children in attendance, whose cheering prompted laughter from the rest of the audience a few times), but excited nonetheless.
I was surprised at how interactive the session was; I had expected the pope to speak the entire time in Italian, and I assumed that I would be pretty clueless as to what was going on. But the Scripture reading was done in several different languages, and while the pope's main remarks were in Italian, his gestures and smiles were welcoming to all. The pope proclaimed 2008-2009 as a year dedicated to St. Paul and has been talking about the apostle at his general audience each week.
It was moving to see people from diverse backgrounds so genuinely pleased to have the opportunity to be together before the pope. Although they weren't able to communicate well with one another, they shared a common bond in their love and eagerness to see the Holy Father.
I spoke briefly afterwards with a group of students from the University of Delaware who are spending their winter term, which lasts through the end of January, here in Italy. After attending vespers on Sunday and sitting only six rows back from the pope today, they were excited and energized at being blessed by the Holy Father. Like me, they were surprised that the pope and bishops in attendance spoke so many different languages, and they agreed that the experience was worthwhile, exceeding their expectations.


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This semester, HCC students are helping those in need thanks to the encouragement of two Hagerstown Community College instructors, sociology instructor Daniel Madron and paralegal studies professor Loretta Thornhill.
"In economic times like these, I think it is very important to remember how lucky we are and to help those who are not so fortunate," Thornhill said. "Even if you do a small thing, it can make a huge difference in someone's life."
Thornhill, who has taught at HCC since 1997, incorporates service learning into her Legal Environment of Business classes and also serves as the adviser to the HCC Service Club. Through both venues, Thornhill encourages students to work with other organizations in the community. This year, Thornhill's students have sponsored a variety of community events including a canned food drive for The Salvation Army, a clothing drive for Goodwill, a raffle for Star Equestrian Center and a raffle to support a young girl with multiple illnesses.
In addition, her students also participated in the Cumberland Valley's annual Step 'n' Stride to raise money for breast cancer awareness, collected supplies to send to U.S. troops overseas, collected quilts for the pediatric ward at Washington County Hospital, held a series of car washes for CASA and collected money for the Humane Society.
The Service Club, which consists solely of HCC students, has raised more than $300 for the Cumberland Valley Step 'n' Stride, collected cards to send to U.S. troops overseas, raised money for the Humane Society and held a Toys for Tots drive.
Madron, who is a new instructor at the college and began teaching this year, believes that one of the greatest underserved populations in the United States is the homeless and has been working to help those in need since his days as an undergraduate at Eastern University in Philadelphia. As a teacher, Madron says that he wants his students to experience sociology firsthand and encourages them to do so by raising money, seeking food donations and helping serve those in need.
"After moving to Hagerstown, I wondered what we as a community could do to help those who are less fortunate and make their lives a little better. I immediately thought of the holidays — a time when many of us stuff our faces with amazing food, spend time with friends, and family, and are warm and feel loved. I wanted to spread that feeling to others."
Through his efforts, Madron and his 130 students cooked and served an entire Thanksgiving dinner to 250 people at The Salvation Army, provided food and monetary donations to the Hagerstown Rescue Mission, which served approximately 300 people on Thanksgiving day, and provided dinners to multiple families and senior citizens through the Community Action Council and Hagerstown Rescue Mission.
"Almost every one of my students participated in some way," Madron said. "It was actually quite incredible to see how involved some of the students became. I had one student who visited over 100 houses and raised more than $100. That is awesome."


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We were able to attend the BMWMOA. It was Ben's first rally. He was the youngest rider at the rally.
Riding the GAP
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Camping at Blue Ridge Motorcycle Campground. We commuted from this site to and from the rally. It is a great family oriented campground. It is always cool because it is at 3500feet elevation just off the Parkway. Thanks to everyone at BMWMOA for a great rally.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 10, 2013) – Fresh off its first Atlantic Sun Conference win of the year, the ETSU men's basketball team will be aiming for a second straight victory Thursday night when the Buccaneers host league foe Stetson inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
Tip time against the Hatters is set for 7 p.m.
This will be the first of two A-Sun contests in the Dome this week, as the Bucs will also host Florida Gulf Coast at 4 p.m. on Saturday. While it's early on in the conference season, both games are critical to any hopes the Bucs have of competing for a league title this season.
For more on Thursday's matchup, read the game notes below or click the game notebook link above. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the 2012-13 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
Buc bits
After several years of quality returning players and at least some level of certainty regarding what to expect heading into the winter months, the 2012-13 ETSU men's basketball team will enter the new campaign with several questions and concerns. ... The loss of standout seniors such as Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) and Tommy Hubbard (Boston) will be hard to overcome, considering that group combined for a total of 3,091 points in their careers ... A year ago, the Bucs enjoyed quality wins such as a road victory over Atlantic 10 Conference foe Charlotte, and finished with a respectable 17 victories on the season ... The team finished fourth in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings at 10-8, reaching the league tournament semifinals. ... This season, the Bucs' top two returning starters were guards Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) and Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.), who both combined to score 19.7 points per game a year ago. ... However, both Cooley and Dubose have been dismissed from the team for violation of team rules and policies ... Along with those two, fellow guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) and forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) are the only other ETSU seniors to be returning after playing significant minutes last year, but Poderis is now lost for the season with a left foot injury and will be forced to redshirt, while Jones missed the first seven games of the year for academic reasons ... Jones returned against Ole Miss on Dec. 14 ... With so few returning, experienced players, ETSU will be looking to some unproven returning players, as well as a recruiting class that includes three incoming freshmen and a pair of junior college transfers, to come in and make an immediate impact. Sophomores Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) and John Walton (Memphis), along with redshirt freshman Lester Wilson (Knoxville) are expected to increase their production this year, while true freshmen guards Petey McClain (Mobile, Ala.), Mario Stramaglia (Birmingham, Ala.), and Yunio Barrueta (Miami, Fla.) will look to blossom into early contributors. ... On the interior, Walton will need help from junior college transfers Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) and Hunter Harris (Nashville).
Last time out
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. (Jan. 7, 2013) – The streak is over. ... Getting a 12-point, five-rebound effort from junior forward Hunter Harris (Nashville), the ETSU men's basketball team snapped its nine-game losing streak by holding off a late rally from Northern Kentucky to win 49-44 Monday evening in Atlantic Sun Conference play at the Bank of Kentucky Center. ... ETSU (3-12 overall, 1-1 A-Sun) played one of its best statistic games of the year, shooting 46 percent from the floor and out-rebounding the Norse 30-23. The Buccaneers also outscored NKU 20-8 in the paint and 14-3 off turnovers, and held the Norse to a 35 percent shooting clip. ... Harris was joined in double figures by senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) with 12 points, while freshman Lester Wilson (Knoxville) pitched in 11. Jones also picked up a game-high four steals in 33 minutes of action. ... The Bucs played their best first half of the season, shooting 55 percent from the floor and out-rebounding NKU 14-10 to build a lead of 26-20 at the break. In the first half, the Bucs pounded the ball inside and outscored the Norse 16-2 in the paint, while also besting Northern Kentucky 10-2 in points off turnovers. ... ETSU led by as many as nine at 20-11, getting a team-high eight points from Wilson before the intermission. ... After the break, ETSU basically maintained a lead of between six and nine points most of the way, but NKU put together an 8-4 run in the final six minutes to get to within three points at 47-44 with 34.4 seconds left in the game. ... The Norse took a shot with 13.9 seconds remaining at got the offensive rebound, but after a timeout, their inbound pass missed the mark and was intercepted by ETSU senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis). Jones hit both free throws to make it 49-44 with 11.6 left and iced the game from there. ... Amazingly, the Bucs won despite not scoring a field goal over the final 10 minutes of the contest. All of ETSU's seven points during that time came from the foul line. ... For NKU, Eshaunte Jones led the way in a losing effort with a game-high 18 points.
The series versus Stetson
ETSU has faced the Hatters 17 times and the Bucs hold a 10-7 advantage in the series ... The Bucs won the last meeting 72-56 back on Feb. 23, 2012.
Last time out versus Stetson
JOHNSON CITY (Feb. 23, 2012) – Placing three players in double figures and holding Stetson's high-powered offense to just 56 points, the ETSU men's basketball team picked up its second straight win and cruised to a 72-56 victory over the Hatters Thursday evening in Atlantic Sun Conference play at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... Senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Buccaneers' offensive attack, while senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa, Fla.) and junior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) pitched in 19 and 15 points, respectively. Meanwhile, the Bucs' defense held Stetson to 39 percent shooting and forced 13 Hatter turnovers. ... The distractions were obvious, and the absence of those players did not go unnoticed. The Buccaneers, who improved to 15-13 overall, 9-8 in A-Sun action, were without the services of senior guard Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and junior guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa). ... Hubbard sat out for precautionary reasons after hitting his head during a fall in the win over Lipscomb Monday night, while Cooley is now suspended indefinitely from the team following his arrest Thursday for filing a false police report. Cooley, who was not at the scene of an especially aggravated burglary that occurred inside his residence at BucRidge on Tuesday, Feb. 21, reported to police that $1,300 in cash belonging to him was taken by the intruders. ... Even without those two key contributors, the Bucs rolled throughout the game, trailing only momentarily in the opening minutes and ultimately leading by as many as 14 points in the first half. ... After the break, ETSU opened with an 11-2 run to make it 40-21. From there, Stetson managed to make it a 10-point contest 10:35 left in the game, but the Bucs regrouped to put together a 12-3 run, laying to rest any chance of a Hatter rally.
Bucs off to toughest start since 1975-76
ETSU has enjoyed its share of success over the last three-plus decades, but the 2012-13 season has been a tough one so far for the Bucs ... With a win Monday at Northern Kentucky, the Bucs snapped a nine-game losing streak and moved to 3-12 on the season ... prior to that win, ETSU was off to the worst start for the program since the 1975-76 team began the year at 2-13 ... That 1975-76 team and the 1964-65 squad both hold the record for fewest wins by an ETSU team in the modern era, as both finished their seasons with just six wins.
Home Sweet Dome
Since the 1996-97 season, the Buccaneers are an amazing 154-52 overall inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center, good for a winning percentage of 76 percent ... But when looking at the past 11 years, the Bucs are an even more impressive 47-8 against non-conference opponents ... Last year, the Bucs went 10-3 overall at the Dome and a perfect 4-0 against non-conference opponents.
New lighting system for the Mini-Dome
The game with VCU marked a new look for the Buccaneers home court inside the ETSU/MSHA Atheltic Center ... Over the holiday break, a new lighting system and championship banners were installed inside the Dome, creating a more "basketball friendly" environment ... Along with the new LED digital boards along the floor, a renovated "Courtside Club" for donors, and the team's new practice facility which was completed earlier this year, there have been over $1 million in basketball improvements made to the Dome this year alone.
Shuffling starters the "new normal" for Bucs
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow has used 13 different starting lineups in the team's 15 games this season ... Injuries and dismissals have left the ETSU coaching staff searching for the right combination to start games, as the team currently stands 3-12 on the year.
Gadsden-Gilliard shows signs of production
Early in the season, ETSU coaches spoke openly about the potential junior transfer Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) to produce quality numbers ... Thirteen games into the season KGG had struggled to meet those predictions, but that changed against Lipscomb (1/5) ... Setting or matching personal bests for points (13), rebounds (7), assists (3) and free throws (3) in 30 minutes of action, KGG played arguably his best game of the season so far.
Jones meeting expectations for Bucs
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow expected the return of senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) would improve his team's efforts on the offensive end of the floor … He was right. … After posting a career-high 21 points against No. 4 Arizona, followed by a team-high 14 against Hawaii and another team-best 17 against San Francisco, Jones is now averaging 13.3 points per game in his eight outings since returning from academic probation against Ole Miss back on Dec. 14.
ESPN names Wilson to nation's Top 25 freshmen list
While circumstances have forced the ETSU men's basketball team to struggle in the early going this season, talented redshirt freshman forward Lester Wilson (Knoxville) has still given the Buccaneers reason for hope. ... Wilson, who is averaging 15.1 points per game, was listed as one of the Top 25 freshmen in college basketball Thursday by ESPN hoops writer John Gasaway. The list – which included players such as UNLV's Anthony Bennett, UCLA's Jordan Adams, Michigan's Nik Stauskas and Duke's Rasheed Sulaimon – had Wilson ranked at No. 25. ... Wilson has posted four 20-plus point games so far this season.
Buccaneers still face obstacle with experience
At no time in the tenure of ETSU head coach Murry Bartow have the Buccaneers had less experience ... Currently, the team has 10 players who are eligible and healthy enough to play, and of that group there are only six total years of Division I experience ... On average, that's less than a half year of experience per player ... With four freshmen and two junior college transfers that means 66 percent of the team is competing in their first season of Division I basketball.
Three-point streak for Bucs dates back nearly 20 years
Since Feb. 16, 1987 in a game against Davidson, the Bucs have made at least one 3-pointer in 779 consecutive games. ... ETSU was 0-for-8 in that 1987 game.
Bucs have tradition of postseason appearances, success
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.


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A badger dressed as a cowboy, an owl smoking a cigar and the three little pigs with the big bad wolf all wearing moccasins and turquoise jewelry—not the typical iconography associated with Native American kachinas.
As part of the James R. Nolan Collection of almost 250 important Native American works of art, these kachinas often get a double take.
At first glance they might seem disconnected from traditional Native American imagery, however, these kachinas are based on the Navajo creation tales. As an essential part of Native American culture, animals play a dominant role in these legends. The artists use the kachinas to recreate the lessons taught through these myths and use animals, in humanistic forms and upright positions to illustrate the strong connection between humans and animals.
The Cowboy Badger kachina, in particular, has become popular with UW students during class visits to the Art Museum. Students in the Intro to Museology class used Cowboy Badger as part of their final research project and presentations. Visual Anthropology students used the kachina to argue the differences between aesthetic and cultural value of ethnographic objects. Most recently an art history class discussed what defines an object as art using Cowboy Badger and other contemporary kachinas as examples.
Last summer, the museum's intern, Molly Markow (senior, fine art and professional writing) researched the contemporary kachina collection in greater depth. She contacted some artists directly to learn their motivation and explored the relationship between the specific animals depicted in the kachinas and the traditional Navajo creation stories. Her research will become part of the Guide by Cell tour, expanded wall labels used by the museum education department for curriculum guides when a selection of these contemporary kachinas from the UW Art Museum's permanent collection will be on view at the museum August 17 through December 21.


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FORT WAYNE — A 5K obstacle course is taking shape on the campus of IPFW Nov. 10. But this fundraising event is not the normal 5K run. Zombies will be invading the obstacle course to motivate runners into a frenzy.Just Cause International, a Columbia City missions group, is hosting the run to benefit its efforts in Haiti.Organizers said, "You can sign up to be a human runner or the zombie undead. The humans will have flags representing health and the zombie's goal is to try to capture those health flags. We will have make-up artists there to make the zombies look like the real undead. The zombie with the most flags at the end wins a prize."The first runners to cross the finish line without losing all their flags wins as well as the survivor of the zombie apocalypse. We will also host a zombie bash with local artists after the event to celebrate our winners."The cost of the run is $30 whether human or zombie.There is a $5 discount for all students who sign up to be human runners before the day of the race.Human runners need to arrive between noon and 1:30 p.m. on the day of the race to pick up a registration packet.Zombie runners need to arrive at 11 a.m. to get make-up apllied. Costumes will not be provided.The race starts at 2 p.m. For those choosing to attend the concert afterwards, the cost is $5.All proceeds from the event go to support Just Cause International's program centered on feeding the hungry and changing lives of individuals living in one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere, Haiti. The event is also sponsored by Chi Alpha, a Christian community from IPFW. Just Cause International workers said, "Run for your life and run for theirs."For more information on the event, visit www.justcauseinternational.org.


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A new safety tool titled, �Run, Hide, Fight� is being taught by the Etowah County Sheriff's Office. The techniques taught would be used in case of an active shooter inside a building or at a public event.
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Francisco Costa celebrated 10 years as creative director of Calvin Klein by showing a stellar collection Thursday afternoon at New York Fashion Week to a crowd that included Nicole Kidman, Rooney Mara and Naomie Harris.
The look: Modern but not minimalist or severe, thanks to an infusion of color, texture and handcraft. More effortless and cheery than the past few collections.
Key pieces: Sculptural sand-colored canvas jackets, skirts and dresses with ornamental fabric folds and edges wrapping the body. A classic tweed lady suit done Costa's way, with a lime green Japanese tweed T-shirt, paired with a matching wrap skirt, or a black tweed jacket with multicolored fringe trim at the hem, paired with a pleated tweed skirt. Drop-waist hand-woven tweed sundresses in mixed hues. A multicolored, patched and printed snakeskin strip coat, which had a cool, almost graffitied look to it. Black, white or gray melange-threaded mesh gowns that were raw, abstracted iterations of fringy flapper dresses, and seem destined for the red carpet.
The verdict: Costa proved that in a decade, he has made the brand his own. He's moved beyond Calvin Klein's clean minimalism to articulate a vision deeply influenced by modern art and architecture. This collection was almost like a retrospective, in the way that it expressed all of Costa's design impulses, from sculptural tailoring to innovative fabric engineering. And with rumors of a Calvin Klein store in the works for Los Angeles, the timing couldn't be better.


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A developer destroyed the resting place of protected wild bats in Matlock after he forged ahead with plans for a residential site.
Chesterfield magistrates' court heard during a trial on Monday, April 28, how Hargurdial Singh Rai, 55, of Birmingham-based ISAR Enterprises Ltd, went ahead with the redevelopment of former offices on Dale Road despite a survey which identified the site as a resting place for brown, long-eared bats.
Prosecuting solicitor Rod Chapman said: "The two mischiefs are the destruction of the habitat of a species and therefore the adverse effect on the amenity of the community.
"Secondly, the offender gained commercial advantage by his offence because he obviated costs and delays inherent with complying with legal obligations. When a bat roost is discovered in a proposed building development it incurs additional costs."
Mr Chapman explained the Conservation Trust calculated the cost if Rai had complied with regulations as £5,737. The court heard how ecologist Jeremy Truscott originally concluded the site was a roost after he had been instructed by an architect acting for ISAR.
Mr Chapman said Mr Truscott later noticed development work had started on the site and informed police. A wildlife crime officer and police attended and discovered the bat roost had been destroyed.
Rai, who denied the charge, claimed he had delegated decisions regarding building to Ashok Jhalli, of Ash Design and Build, but prosecuting solicitor Mr Chapman stressed Mr Jhalli and architect Paramjit Kumar Sehdeva, of Storm Developments, maintained Rai was responsible. Mr Chapman said Rai was the brains behind the development and had most to gain.
Magistrates found Rai, of North Drive, Handsworth, Birmingham, and ISAR guilty of destroying the resting place of a protected species between March, 2011, and July, 2012. His case was adjourned to Derby Crown Court for confiscation and sentencing on June 2.


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Rated 2 out of 5 by Justlive from HOT but uncomfortable Love the color, I'm an 8.5 and ordered a 9. SOOOOOO uncomfortable! Wish it had a little more platform to alleviate the pain. I'll be adding a couple pads to each to create more cushion.
Date published: 2013-09-12
Rated 4 out of 5 by LetheBeBelover from Smoking hott Red, very uncomfortable to walk in This pump is very classy yet sexy at the same time. One thing i can't grip, is how uncomfortable the shoes feels when you're walking in them. Overall, this shoes is HOTT in RED, perfect heel height and is an eye catcher.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Mckenna2213 from Love the high in-step The shoe fits true to size, half sizes would help but the leather is soft so it stretches. The high in-step is hard to find so I LOVE this shoe... screams sexy. This shoe can go from day to night. The only bad thing is for the price of the shoe they should have been made a little better, my heel cracked after 2 days of wearing it at work (in a office environment) :( ... but a cracked heel will not stop me from buying this shoe,it just means I will buy 2 in every color!!! This shoe is perfect to wear with jeans & a blazer coat, suits or dresses. I wish there were more colors and available all year round... this would be my go to everyday shoe! I was excited when it finally came in the mail and I felt sexy and confident when I wore my shoes! :)
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Rated 4 out of 5 by DianaM from nice but............. they didn't come in a half size, so that's what didn't make them a perfect fit
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Date published: 2013-05-07
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Maybe there is one new development going on, that you just missed: People want to actually USE their system, not deal with annoying scripts and config files. If a boot manager is not able to bring up a system including nfs-fileshares "out of the box" then it's simply broken. Face it.
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Barnes lifts Warriors past Hawks
Warriors head coach Mark Jackson had a one-on-one meeting with Harrison Barnes on Wednesday afternoon, saying that he wanted to play the rookie more minutes.
But those minutes would not be given. They had to be earned.
Barnes proceeded to earn a career-high 40 minutes in leading the Warriors to a 92-88 victory over Atlanta on Wednesday night in front of 18,107 at Oracle Arena.
The Warriors (4-4) snapped a two-game losing streak before starting a three-game road trip Friday at Minnesota. The Hawks (3-4) have lost two of three at the start of their four-game roadie.
"When he's playing that way, you can use him a lot of different ways," Jackson said of Barnes, who had 19 points and 13 rebounds and often initiated the offense. "When he's just another guy out there and not in attack mode, he takes away his greatest strength."
After Lou Williams hit back-to-back three-pointers to trim the Warriors' lead to 88-85 with 46.2 seconds remaining, Stephen Curry missed a three-point try - but Barnes was there for the rebound. He was fouled and made the clinching free throws with 21.8 seconds left.
It was significant that Barnes was on the court during crunch time, when he typically has been on the bench. But there was no way to keep him off the floor on this night.
With Atlanta consistently fighting through screens to shadow Klay Thompson all over the place and seemingly pressuring Curry's every dribble, the Warriors turned to their frontcourt. Barnes set a personal high in points and a season high among NBA rookies in rebounds, and David Lee piled up 18 points, 10 rebounds and five assists.
Curry had 12 points but needed 12 field-goal attempts to get there and went 0-for-4 from three-point range. Thompson (seven points) failed to score in double figures for the first time in 22 games. The backcourt combined for seven of the team's 23 turnovers.
Barnes has been asked to play a larger role in the offense since Brandon Rush was lost for the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament Nov. 2, and the rookie finally responded with an aggressive offensive mind-set. He attempted 11 shots and consistently took the ball to the rim, which wasn't being protected by Al Horford, who missed the game with flu-like symptoms.
"He was attacking," Curry said. "We called a lot of plays for him, and he delivered. ... He dominated the glass for us."
Barnes might have been his most impressive during a four-minute stretch of the third quarter, during which he scored seven points and had six rebounds. His elevated play helped the Warriors extend a two-point lead to 63-55 with 6:43 remaining in the third.
Lee has shot 50 percent or better in seven consecutive seasons, but he's off to a slow start in 2012-13. It continued Wednesday with a 3-for-10 opening, but Lee got going by getting some hustle points.
He had three buckets off offensive rebounds in the second quarter and made five of his final seven shots. Lee and Barnes helped the Warriors outrebound Atlanta 44-29 and move to 4-0 when beating opponents on the glass.
It sounds like the Warriors are going to need those kinds of contributions on the inside for a while. The team announced Wednesday that center Andrew Bogut will be in Los Angeles during part of the team's road trip to rehab his surgically repaired left ankle under the supervision of Dr. Richard Ferkel.
"Dr. Ferkel is the expert, so it's a better situation for him, and it hopefully can put him in a situation where he's back feeling good and can help us," coach Mark Jackson said. "Whatever puts him in the best possible position to get back on the floor, we're all for it."
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OK now here is a ton of info on latch techniques:
OK here is an article with some diagrams: http://www.llli.org/llleaderweb/lv/lvfebmar04p3.html
and another long article on latch that describes the breast sandwich technique. The whole article may be helpful to you. http://lowmilksupply.org/latching.shtml
and here is a video that explains deep latch that may be helpful. http://www.ameda.com/resources/video
How did laid back positioning go? I am a big believer in this for fixing latch issues. It's more about facilitating baby's natural rooting and latching instincts than really a a latch "technique" but you can use it with other latch techniques or not as you wish. This is a relaxed nursing postion with few "rules" and you can adjust yourself and baby as you wish or need. Here is more on this: www.biologicalnurturing.com & http://www.llli.org/docs/00000000000...astfeeding.pdf
I am really upset you were given a shield in the hospital without follow up care. Not that this is unusual, it unfortunately is very common, and it is really poor breastfeeding support practice. Nipple shields are a temporary fix for the immediate issue that a baby cannot nurse, but they do not, on their own, solve the underlying problem, and they of course can cause some problems. I am not blaming the LC you saw, often they are working under conditions where basically they can only provide triage so the baby leaves the hospital breastfeeding and the hospital can claim they are thus breastfeeding supportive. It is great you have kept nursing so long with these issues and it sounds like baby is doing great, but it is really unfair to you that you have had to struggle all this time with this on your own.
Anyway, you can keep working on this on your own but if there is ANY way you can see a lactation consultant in private practice with experience with helping a baby this age latch and suckle, or helping baby wean off the shield, etc. I would suggest that. Call whoever you find and make sure they are experienced in this area and that they sound like someone you can feel confident in and supported by. Again, the issue may be the baby is simply used to the shield and can nurse without, it but what if the is more to it? In either case, COMPETENT hands on help could be good. You can certainly look into getting help from your local LLL Leaders as well but a LLL Leader is not an IBCLC-however, some have lots of experience-you never know. I suggest you ask around to see what/who may be a good "in person" helper for you.


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Edward W. McElduff's ship hit two mines on its way to the Normandy coast early on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
The explosions hurled the 22-year-old Navy ensign from the charthouse to the deck below, smashing his back and neck into a rack of rifles and submachine guns.
He was seriously injured, and would be injured again.
His experiences led him to become a Catholic priest after the war.
Now 81, retired and living in Palmerton, he will mark the 50th anniversary of his ordination on Friday.
Today, Memorial Day, McElduff remembers his role in World War II and his most traumatic moments. They came several weeks after...


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Winter League roundup: Perez powers Aguilas
Giants outfielder collects three hits as club tops Toros in Dominican Winter League
Dominican Winter League
Aguilas 5, Toros 3
Tied going into the seventh inning, Aguilas plated a run in the next three frames to get the victory. Juan Perez went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs, while Alexis Gomez went 1-for-3 with a home run and two RBIs. Rangers pitcher Neftali Feliz took his first loss of the season. Box score
Licey 2, Gigantes 0
A tight contest throughout, Yamaico Navarro proved to be the star of the game, going 3-for-4 with a run scored. However, his team managed just five total hits. Rudy Owens took the loss, allowing two runs on five hits in 5 2/3 innings of work. Francisco Rosario got his third win of the season. Box score
Estrellas 7, Escogido 5
Estrellas put up six runs in the fourth inning, which helped them cruise to victory. Getting the hits when it counted most, Brewers utility man Elian Herrera went 3-for-5 with a double, a triple and three RBIs. Edward Valdez took his second loss of the season, allowing seven runs on seven hits in 3 1/3 innings. Box score
Puerto Rican League
Santurce 7, Carolina 3
Santurce rallied to score four runs in the final two innings to take the win. Every single starter had at least one hit, with Angel Morales and Jonathan Rodriguez leading the way. Both players had two hits and two RBIs. Daichi Hoshino took his first loss of the season. Box score
Venezuelan Winter League
Caracas-Lara: Postponed (power)
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com.