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After suffering a season-ending injury in 2011 that would also sideline him for the next year, Josey has solidified his return to form, tallying three touchdowns and 92 yards in the 2014 edition of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic to claim the J. Curtis Sanford Offensive MVP award.
Josey's three touchdowns Friday night at AT&T Stadium matched a career high and leave him with 16 for the season. He becomes one of only five players with three or more rushing touchdowns in the Classic.
Josey, who had three surgeries on his knee after the injury occurred during the Nov. 12 contest against Texas in 2011, sat out for over 600 days before returning to the gridiron this season. Unsure if he would be able play again after the injury, Josey recorded over 1,000 yards this year en route to becoming only the second Tiger tailback to reach the 1,000 rushing yard mark in multiple seasons.
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"He's a remarkable kid. He's special, Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel said. "That's what you see on the field. But the reason he's special, he's got great athleticism, he's tough, he's strong, all those other things. But his heart, you can't measure how big his heart is, his determination, his perseverance. Once he overcame that injury, I mean, you know, you grow from those things. He's no different now. Remarkably he's a better player now. He's a stronger player now even than before he had the injury."
In Mizzou's third Classic appearance, Josey put the Tigers on the board first with a three-yard touchdown run at the 3:00 minute mark in the first quarter. Totaling 13 yards on three touches in the drive, Josey gave Mizzou a 7-0 lead. The Angleton, Texas, native would wait until the fourth quarter for his other pair of scores.
With the contest knotted up at 17 and a 3rd and 5 for the Tigers, Josey rattled off a 25-yard touchdown run to put Mizzou ahead 24-7 at the 11:32 mark. Later in the fourth, with Oklahoma State holding on to its only lead of the game up 31-27, Josey capped off a seven-play, 69-yard drive with a 16-yard scoring rush. The score moved Missouri to a 34-31 lead with 3:08 left in the game. The touchdown quickly shifted the pressure back to the Cowboys, who fumbled on their following drive, a turnover that Missouri converted for a touchdown as the Tigers closed the contest with a 41-31 win.
Josey becomes the second Mizzou player to win the Classic's offensive honor, joining tailback Tony Temple (2008).


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On Friday, October 4, 2013, Dr. John C. Knapp was inaugurated as the 12th president of Hope Collegein a ceremony in Dimnent Memorial Chapel. This is the text of his inaugural address, "The Promise of Hope".
Audio of Dr. John C. Knapp's Inaugural Address:Chairwoman Bauman, Presidents Van Wylen and Bultman, trustees, faculty and staff colleagues, students and friends, I am humbled by the trust you have placed in me, and I ask for your continuing prayers as together we write the next chapter in the remarkable story of Hope College. It is a great privilege to receive a Hope College degree and I am proud to be counted now as an honorary alumnus.
I want to welcome and express my appreciation to the representatives of learned societies and the presidents and delegates from colleges and universities across this nation and around the world. Your presence honors Hope College.
To the chapel choir, I speak for all of us when I say that you have lifted our spirits, as you always do. And let me also express my deep gratitude to those who served on the presidential search committee chaired by Joel Bouwens and to the members of the inauguration committee led by Provost Rich Ray.
Exactly 100 years ago an earlier president took office at Hope College. At the inauguration of Ame Vennema, the charge was given by an officer of the board who said, "We see for the new president golden gates of opportunity wide open." He might well have stopped there. But he went on to predict, in his words, "burdens of responsibility which only the strongest shoulders can bear." A bit daunting, I imagine, for the new president! Thankfully, as I assume responsibility for leading Hope College, I gain confidence from the knowledge that I serve alongside many capable and dedicated leaders who unselfishly shoulder these responsibilities together.
As the wheel of succession turns, this is an occasion to recognize all of those present who daily devote their talents, energies, hearts and prayers to sustaining this college. It is a time as well to remember those who came before and stayed true to the mission bequeathed to us by our founders. The pageantry of this installation service is not about an individual, but is an occasion to give thanks to God for all who have stewarded this college so faithfully. We are mindful that we drink from wells that we did not dig and from vines that we did not plant.
I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge that the same is true of my own life, for I am a product of a family that has supported and encouraged me each step of the way. With us today are my mother Grace and our children Amanda, Tracy, Charlie, Mary, and Ronnie. Amanda is joined by her husband Brian and their daughter – our new granddaughter – Sophia. And of course many of you have already come to know Kelly and to understand why she is my indispensible partner in life and work. I'm so pleased that her parents and sister are here as well.
Kelly and I are grateful for the warm and genuine welcome we have received since arriving in July. We are honored by your invitation to serve. And we are inspired by the opportunities that await this special college.
For the next few minutes I wish to share my perspective on the promise of Hope College. This institution now occupies an enviable position on the landscape of American higher education. We are financially strong in every respect. Our well-maintained campus is being transformed in dramatic ways through the generosity of the contributors to the largest campaign in our history. Demand for a Hope College education has never been greater, as we now enjoy record enrollment and our longest-ever waiting list of applicants. Every indicator of student success places this college near the very top nationally in student retention, graduation rates and overall student engagement. Our stellar faculty consistently delivers an undergraduate academic program that is among the best in America. And at our heart, we take our Christ-centered mission seriously and strive to live it out in an inviting and winsome manner.
I am confident our forebears would be proud of the Hope College of 2013. Dr. Van Raalte rightly foresaw that this college would be an "anchor of hope" for Dutch settlers and their descendants, but surely he would be pleased to see how it has grown in size and influence, with graduates living as agents of hope throughout the world. We have been blessed with strengths that make it possible to plan for an even brighter and more promising future.
Yet we know all too well that this is a time of change and challenge when many independent liberal arts colleges are struggling to remain viable. Hope College is in a far better position than most of these, but we too must respond to the nation's shifting demographics, public pressure to contain costs and demonstrate greater value, and an atmosphere of continued economic uncertainty. In short, this is no time to be content with the status quo.
I recently read the words of a college president who said, "All the smaller liberal arts colleges are under fire today. And this is due not alone to the fact that with limited endowments and meager equipment, they find it difficult to justify their place in the educational arena, but it is also due to the fact" that liberal arts education is not sufficiently valued. He went on to say, "it is the Christian college that is facing the greatest onslaught today." These words might well have appeared in this morning's newspaper, but they didn't. They were spoken 82 years ago by Hope College President Wynand Wichers in his 1931 inaugural address.
Today, with the availability of an expanding array of educational options, including free online courses, some vocal critics question the relevance of residential liberal arts colleges, especially those with faith-based missions, seeing them as quaint relics of a past age. They view a college degree as little more than a ticket to a trade, arguing that the value of education is measured solely by one's future earnings. They have lost sight of the worth of an education that builds character, develops faith, broadens perspective, and gives meaning to life and work. Perhaps much of our society has forgotten that higher education is a public good, preparing adults for responsible citizenship in a democratic society, and not simply a private benefit for the degreed individual.
Ladies and gentlemen, Hope College must lend its strong voice to this national conversation, for the lives of our graduates make the case eloquently that both the individual and society are best served when colleges are dedicated to the highest purposes of higher education. This was just as true at the time of our founding, when a nation still reeling from the devastation of the Civil War looked to fewer than 200 colleges and universities to raise up a generation of leaders for the newly restored union. Many of these colleges were in dire straits, having lost everything to the war, and many did not survive. But Hope College pursued its mission on the leading edge of a new boom in American higher education. When Wynand Wichers retired from the presidency in 1945, Hope was among nearly 1,800 colleges and universities nationwide. Today the number is two and a half times that.
With higher education and the world itself changing at an ever-accelerating rate, Hope College's time-honored, holistic student experience has never been more relevant. Our mission calls us to prepare students for leadership and service in a global society, to give them the knowledge, competencies and perspectives of a superb liberal arts education, and to do so in the context of the historic Christian faith. This is not only a commitment to our students; it is an expectation we create with everyone we serve – families, employers, graduate institutions, the church, and society itself. Indeed, recent surveys of employers – nationally and in Michigan – find that the most sought-after qualities in graduates are not technical skills, as important as those may be in some fields, but such competencies as critical thinking, problem solving, agile learning, communication, collaboration, ethical reasoning, global awareness, and understanding of diversity. It should come as no surprise, then, that 94 percent of last year's Hope graduates were employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation, and more than eight in 10 of those employed were working in their fields of study.
I have seen for myself that this mission, in its fullness, is taken very seriously here. I have been impressed by a broadly shared ethos of excellence, a desire to do all things well, from the classroom and laboratory to the athletic field, dining hall and health clinic. This matters greatly, for I am convinced that an uncompromising commitment to excellence is the only sure way for Hope College – or for any college – to flourish in uncertain times. Most important, we honor Jesus Christ when we devote our God-given gifts to pursuing the very highest standards.
So what is the promise of Hope College as a new chapter begins, and what must be done to realize it? The Hope community will soon begin a new season of strategic planning to answer these questions with greater clarity and specificity. However, it is already apparent that achieving our full potential will depend on several crucial factors.
First, we must ensure that our academic program continues to rival those of America's very best liberal arts colleges. Not only is Hope's academic quality outstanding, it is distinctive in several essential ways. These include an unusual balance of nationally recognized offerings in both arts and sciences; an exceptional knack for building first-rate professional and pre-professional programs that remain deeply rooted in the liberal arts; and a 40-year track record as a pioneer and national leader in collaborative student-faculty scholarship. Going forward we must continue to invest in these strengths and leverage them to even greater advantage. We must support our faculty in extending the proven undergraduate research model to every discipline where this may benefit students. We must foster and reward greater interdisciplinary and inter-professional convergence to bring multiple perspectives to bear on the thorniest problems facing the world that our students will be called upon to lead. Our splendid faculty and collaborative culture can make this a distinguishing attribute of Hope College's reputation, and one that is not easily achievable by many other institutions. What's more, approaching problems by "thinking in the round" is consistent with our Reformed tradition, which reminds us of the essential unity of God's creation and of our responsibility to act within it as instruments of transformation.
A second imperative for reaching our greatest potential is to cultivate a more expansive view of Hope College's place in the world. Dr. Isaac Wyckoff declared in his 1866 inaugural charge to Hope's first president Phillip Phelps, "This is a shrinking world, and we must learn to be at home in it." How much more true is this in 2013! Some of you will recall that it was soon thereafter when Dr. Phelps invited the first Japanese students to matriculate at this college, beginning a relationship with the people of Japan that continues today. Hope has long been known for international education, thanks to leaders like Paul Fried and Alfredo Gonzales, but we must do significantly more to keep pace with the needs of our students and the rapid globalization of higher education everywhere. This will require more innovation in the curriculum and co-curriculum, and stronger partnerships with institutions worldwide, among other initiatives. We must design and carry out a strategy that once again sets Hope College apart as a leader in global education.
A more expansive view of our place in the world also suggests that Hope College must be better known nationally and internationally as a destination well worth the trip. In too many of our conversations Hope is spoken of as a regional Great Lakes college, indicating to me that we may not fully embrace our true identity as a leading national liberal arts college. As I said recently to our faculty and staff, we have earned a reputation that we have yet to claim in the national consciousness. But to achieve this, we ourselves must see Hope College for all that it is and can be.
President Phelps felt an obligation to offer the Hope experience to students anywhere, knowing that they, just as much as the children of Dutch settlers, would benefit from a quality college education in a Christ-centered environment. In our time, we must reach out to more students who reflect our country's demographic and geographic diversity. Hope will continue to be a college of choice for this region's students, to be sure, but population trends tell us that they too will be a more diverse group in years to come. We must be prepared to serve them well.
A third key to Hope College's promising future is to remain steadfast in our discipline of sound fiscal management, a longstanding commitment that has given us more than 40 consecutive years of balanced budgets. Like most independent colleges, we rely heavily on student tuition and fee income for about eight in ten of our operating dollars. Despite this, we work diligently to make a Hope education as affordable as possible, and over the last five years have kept annual tuition increases significantly lower than those of our peer institutions.
From our very founding, this college's leaders have strived to make education accessible to students whose families are not wealthy and for whom excessive debt is not a prudent option. Reflecting on this, I remembered my grandmother Mary Knapp who graduated from a four-year college 102 years ago. She often spoke of her father's belief that young women in their rural southern community should better their lives through a college education. He was not college educated and was not a wealthy man. But he wrote to colleges to request catalogs and invited the county's girls to his home to show them the possibilities. He helped more than a few of them become the first members of their families to complete college and paid them to do summer jobs at his farm and shop to help with expenses. Four decades earlier, as America emerged from the devastation of war, Hope College's founders also saw education as the key to a better life and determined early to admit both men and women to their new college.
It is no small challenge to pursue excellence while striving to keep the Hope experience within reach of as many students as possible. It must be our priority to augment tuition dollars with support from a growing endowment to fund more scholarships and sustain highly competitive academic programs. In his 1894 inaugural address, Hope College President Gerrit Kollen said, "Colleges established by Christian people ought to be endowed and as well-equipped as those funded by the state, both as to brain and money." A long-term, sustained commitment to building our endowment will help secure Hope College for future generations, while keeping quality high and tuition affordable.
Finally, no distinctive of Hope College is more crucial to our future than our deep commitment to our Christ-centered mission. The Reformed theological tradition inherited from our founders is a solid foundation upon which to carry out this mission, for it invites us to see all areas of life and work as the domain of one sovereign God. It is a tradition of earnest engagement with the big questions of our lives and our world. As a newcomer to the Hope community I have been struck again and again by how seriously my colleagues take this mission. The faculty-led "Faith and Scholarship" discussion series is one example among many.
Yes, we talk a lot about our Christian purpose at Hope College. We wrestle with what it means to do our work in what our mission statement calls simply "the context of the historic Christian faith." As a broadly ecumenical community, we debate and discuss how this might inform our thinking, and sometimes we do so in very public ways. But in the process we deepen our experience of what it means to take faith seriously. Confident of our unity in a shared faith, we have not felt a need to resort to simple dogmatic answers to shield ourselves from tough questions.
One might say that a college is not unlike any of us as individuals. For Christians, faith formation is an ongoing process. There are moments of uncertainty when we pray for deeper understanding, situations where we struggle hard to discern what a disciple of Jesus ought to do. Sometimes we choose poorly and seek forgiveness and a greater measure of wisdom. There are times, too, when our Christian growth is fed by others who question and challenge us. For individuals and the college alike, Christian formation is, and ought to be, a lifelong project.
Hope College's ecumenical bearing is an important distinctive that sets us apart from many other faith-based institutions. One need only look at the makeup of our student body to realize that we invite and serve students from the broadest range of Christian traditions, as well as those who do not yet know Jesus Christ. All students are welcome to join us in the pursuit of knowledge and truth. This inviting posture will be even more essential in years to come, as we anticipate far greater changes in the religious preferences and identifications of college-going young people.
Most of all, Hope must always be a place to encounter the gospel in life-changing ways, where the love of Christ is shared generously in word and deed. It is our responsibility to model for our students and the world how Christians with diverse backgrounds and differing views can live together in unity. Certainly this is one of the noblest lessons we can impart in preparing students to be agents of hope and grace for a world in need of the good news that is Jesus Christ.
The promise of Hope beckons us forward, urging us not to be too satisfied with what we have achieved, and challenging us to make this college an ever greater blessing to the world. Our very name – Hope College – resounds with promise, God's promise of a bright future
Chairwoman Bauman I humbly accept your charge. To this assembled community, I ask your prayers for Hope College, ever mindful that "Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain who build it."
Spera in Deo.


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Dana B. Sharp, 48, of Oak Ridge, died Wednesday, March 28, 2012, at her home.
She was preceded in death by her father, Carl Burgess.
Survivors include her husband, Michael Sharp, Oak Ridge, formerly of Rockwood; a son, Alex Sharp, Oak Ridge; and her mother and stepfather, Stephanie and Richard Davis, Oak Ridge.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 31, in Evans Mortuary, Rockwood. Memorial service will follow in the chapel, with the Rev. Kara Foster officiating.
James Ansley Owens, 73, of Oliver Springs, died Thursday, March 29, 2012, at his home.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willard and Lora Ruffner Owens; and a son, Jimmy Rodney Owens.
Survivors include his wife, Pauline Hall Owens, Oliver Springs; four daughters, Sheila Rimel, Oak Ridge, Sandra Housley, Winchester, Sherri Strickland and Jennifer Butler. both of Oliver Springs
Edith Pearl Wyrick Jared, 92, of Cookeville, formerly of Rockwood, died Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012, in Master's Health Care Center, Algood.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence Wilson Jared; and her parents, Samuel Francis Wyrick and Kalva Ann Jiles Wyrick.
Survivors include two daughters, Ann Jared Lewald, Cookeville, and Donna Jared Austin, Louisville, Ky.
Burial was at 10 a.m. CST Wednesday, Feb. 15, at Cookeville City Cemetery.
Allene Jackson, 82, of Ten Mile, passed away Tuesday, March 27, 2012, in Parkwest Medical Center.
She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. An avid University of Tennessee Lady Vols basketball fan, she loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Bud Jackson; her parents, Lee and Elbia Sitzlar; a brother Hubert Sitzlar; and two sisters, Louise Branson and Betty Davis.
Jerry Michael Gill Sr., 61, of Rockwood, died Tuesday, March 27, 2012, in Cumberland Medical Center, Crossville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Carl Edward and Ruth Waldo Gill.
Survivors include his wife, Susie Nance, Rockwood; a daughter, Jessica Sherrill, Rockwood; and a son, Jerry Gill Jr., Rockwood.
Funeral service was at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 29, in Evans Mortuary chapel, Rockwood. Burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery, Rockwood.
James Doss, 40, of Kingston, died Tuesday, March 27, 2012, in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Bonnie and Stephen "Mickey" Bullard; and his father, Robert "Bobby" Doss.
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Clifford Jack Dearmore, 65, of Rockwood, died Friday, March 23, 2012, in The Bridge at Rockwood.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Dorothy Lucille Dearmore.
Survivors include his father, Clifford Chester Dearmore, Penryn, Calif.
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Tiny June Delozier Johnson Bean passed away at her home in Clinton on Wednesday morning, March 28, 2012.
She was born Jan. 12, 1941.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Winnie Delozier; her father, James Delozier; a brother, Jimmy Delozier; a sister, Joann Wampler; and a granddaughter, Ginny Johnson.
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Carl James Walden, 33, of Harriman, passed away Sunday, March 25, 2012, in Roane Medical Center.
He was a member of the South Roane County Fire Department and the Church in the Wildwood.
Alberta Parker Smith, 89, died Saturday, March 24, 2012.
She was preceded in death by her husband, R.C. Smith; and her parents, Estelle and Oliver Parker.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's choice of Hollywood photographer Jason Bell to capture Prince George's christening has won praise.
"Jason is a terrific choice," British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman said after it was confirmed London-born Jason would take the official images. "His portraits are memorable and have a real substance, but he is also a delightful person and makes all his sitters feel at ease."
It was announced on Tuesday, Jason, who has photographed many A-list stars including British actress Kate Winslet and Nicole Kidman, would take the historic portraits at Clarence House following the 45-minute ceremony at St James's Palace.
He has become one of the most respected photographers in the world and many of his images often appear in glossy magazines such as Vogue and Vanity Fair.
Many of Jason's portraits are also available to view at the National Portrait Gallery, of which the Duchess of Cambridge became patron of in 2012.
Prince George's christening will take place on Wednesday, October 23 at 3pm and will be attended by senior royals including The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, Duchess of Cornwall.
William and Kate's three-month-old son will become the first royal baby to be christened in the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace since Princess Beatrice in December 1988.
Jason Bell will capture the magical moments for William and Kate, who will then decide which ones to release. The pictures will then be unveiled on Thursday, a day after the christening.
It is expected a historic portrait of the The Queen with future heirs Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George will be taken.
The last time this happened was in July 1894 at the christening of the future King Edward VIII, showing him with his father George V, grandfather Edward VII and great grandmother, Queen Victoria.
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İ am pretty busy nowadays. Same time İ am knitting and writing the instructions for a new knitting pattern: Keerpash Scarf. Dont't ask how on earth İ chose this name for this pattern... İt's the nickname of a friend of mine and it means small hedgehog in Turkish.
İ took a pic with for this W.İ.P. (work in progress in knitter's language :) ... ) But İ am still waiting for a less cloudy day to take a better picture in order to show the lovely texture of this stitch pattern which somehow resembles the falling of last leaves late in autumn.
My gauge was 17 sts x 23 rows for 4'' / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch with US 8 / 5.00 mm knitting needles.
Even the pattern stitch looks complicated, it is actually pretty easy. İt only requires knit, purl, yarn over, k2tog, skp and centered double decrease stitches.
İ am using a lovely yarn from Fibra Natura, Sensational Superwash 100 % Merino wool. İ love this yarn. İ am in awe. Each skein has 50 grams and İ guess 2 skeins will be enough for this project. My scarf has 5 '' width. İ will include, as usual, instructions for a wider scarf. Always be aware that a wider scarf means more yarn!


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I set up Claus Reinke's Haskell mode for Vim today. Based on the documentation and code, it doesn't appear to have gotten much exposure to a Mac. And I didn't find anybody else describing what to do. So, this is my little contribution towards helping those Mac+Vim users that want to use it.
As described, it's simplest to set up using the vimball. Simply download the latest vba file linked from the project page, and open it in Vim:
wget http://projects.haskell.org/haskellmode-vim/vimfiles/haskellmode-20090410.vba
vim haskellmode-20090410.vba
Once in Vim, source the file:
:source %
Then, quit and open up your
$VIMINIT file (usually
.vimrc or
_vimrc). Follow the directions on the project page, but use these lines for setting up the Haddock browser variable.
" Configure browser for haskell_doc.vim
let g:haddock_browser = "open"
let g:haddock_browser_callformat = "%s %s"
The Mac OS X
open command uses the default browser to open URLs, and the internals of the Vim script use URLs for Haddock pages and such. So, the above settings will tell Haskell mode to open any URL in the default browser.
If you decide you don't want to use your default browser, you can then, for example, use Firefox instead of Safari.
let g:haddock_browser = "open"
let g:haddock_browser_callformat = "%s -a Firefox %s"
Note that we can't change
g:haddock_browser here. The script is using
executable() to verify
g:haddock_browser, so we can't add flags to it.
And that's it! Now, you can quit and open up a Haskell file to play with it. Hopefully, your GHC build has the documentation for the libraries and the user guide, so you can take advantage of the undocumented
:Doc command. Unfortunately, I'm using the MacPorts GHC, and it doesn't build the user guide documentation.
If you're not sure whether you should set up Haskell mode for Vim, check out these nice screencasts that demonstrate its power (and the
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Theme developers have been literally left in the dark for building themes on BlackBerry 7 devices. It was thought that liquid graphics broke the theme engines used to create and edit themes. Some developers took it upon themselves to hand-make their own themes without a Theme Builder. RIM has now issued the following how-to for altering Theme Builder 6 to allow you to build themes for BlackBerry 7 devices.
If Liquid Graphics broke theme support, then how can themes be made?
For the most part, the anatomy of a theme has stayed relatively unchanged between OS releases. With the introduction of BlackBerry 7 OS, several screens now use a completely new mechanism to create the UI, known as Liquid Graphics. Because of this large change, some features and functionalities supported in previous OS themes may be unsupported. This would be a limitation of BlackBerryTheme Studio 6.0 not being aware of how themes are expected in BlackBerry 7 OS. For example, both the phone and home screens previously used SVG for layouts and actions; in BlackBerry 7 OS, the phone screens no longer use SVG at all, while the home screen only uses SVG for layout purposes. All animations on the home screen and the layout of the phone screens are handled by Liquid Graphics.
Understanding how BlackBerry Theme Builder works
For the sake of simplicity, I will be referring to the BlackBerry Theme Studio 6.0 installation directory (wherever you may have chosen to install it on your system) as <ThemeStudio>.
Once BlackBerry Theme Builder is launched, it starts off by determining which devices and theme types are supported by reading bundled property files:
1) <ThemeStudio>\resources\devices\device_profiles.properties
This file contains a list of information for all supported BlackBerry smartphone models, including a link to a file which describes the characteristics of each device and a thumbnail view of the device.
2) <ThemeStudio>\resources\devices\blackberry\BB<Model>.properties
One of these files is included for each device model/series supported by BlackBerry Theme Studio. It lets BlackBerry Theme Builder know information about the device, such as display resolution, supported fonts, et cetera.
3) <ThemeStudio>\resources\theme\<ThemeDir>\<Model><ThemeType>.properties
Once BlackBerry Theme Builder reads the list of supported devices (1) and determines their properties (2), the next step is to determine which themes are available for each device. All found theme types will be displayed in the splash screen's Select Layout Type drop-down. These themes will be based off the .thm file located in the same directory as this file.
After BlackBerry Theme Builder launches, and you make your changes to the theme and export your created masterpiece, BlackBerry Theme Builder does the following:
1) Analyzes the theme for any changes from the base theme (the default theme loaded by BlackBerry Theme Builder before any modifications are made).
2) Any changes found results in certain files being created during the export process by BlackBerry Theme Builder.
- Layout changes: SVG and associated PME files are created.
- Image changes/additions: New image files are included.
The more modifications that are made, the more files that will be exported (one image file for each image that is added). The SVG files are used to specify the layout, behavior, and reference the appropriate image files for the various icons, backgrounds, and other UI components.
3) These files are exported to the current user's Windows® temp directory in a folder named with the following format:
Also, a properties file will be exported to the temp directory in the following format:
4) BlackBerry Theme Builder then compiles these files into the theme COD file and stores that COD in another folder in the Windows temp directory with the same naming format.
5) BlackBerry Theme Builder then copies the COD to the defined output directory along with the required installation files (JAD, ALX etc) and deletes the two directories created in Step 4 from the file system entirely.
By now you should have a good idea of how BlackBerry Theme Builder figures out which devices should be supported and what happens in the theme export process behind the scenes. This should serve as a good base for the next section where we go into how to actually interrupt the build process for BlackBerry Theme Studio to create themes for devices that are not originally supported.
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With more access to information thanks to online resources and smartphones, the power is in purchasers' hands. In fact, the National Retail Federation forecast revealed that approximately 36 percent of shoppers will do more comparative shopping online for back-to-school.
Other ways people are cashing in on the savings is going back to the tried and true – bulk shopping. Expert couponer, Kelly Snyder, of Kansas City Mamas says volume buying and storing goods correctly has made a positive impact on her family's finances. However, one important thing to keep in mind is what to do with all those purchases you bring home.
"The right storage is essential when purchasing in bulk," said Snyder. "Make sure you have enough storage space and invest in products and appliances that keep you organized and help preserve the integrity of your purchases."
Snyder points to refrigerators as a key investment piece for savvy shoppers who want to store large amounts of perishables. For example, no other refrigerator on the market has more capacity than the Kenmore 33 cubic foot French door refrigerator according to the standards set by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM).
Snyder along with fellow top savings bloggers Briana Carter, of Bargain Briana, and Lauren Ortiz of Saving Addiction, offer their top tips to help shoppers best navigate through the sea of savings.
* Don't bypass a budget. Know how much you've spent in order to see your savings. By keeping a monthly budget, you'll never pay too much.
* Don't create a storage war. Being organized will help keep track of what you have and prevent wasting food or needless purchases. For perishables, dedicate one shelf each in your refrigerator for beverages, produce and leftovers. A large refrigerator, like the Kenmore Elite with large freezer capacity, allows you to stock up on items on sale.
* Get rewarded for loyalty. Join loyalty programs of establishments you frequent the most. Eventually your purchasing power will return major perks. For example, Shop Your Way, a free membership and shopping community, allows Kmart and Sears customers to earn points for their purchases to redeem online or in store. In addition, members get alerts on special offerings, personalized deals, product reviews, events and sweepstakes for even more savings.
* Tracking gets you a treat. Create a price book to record costs for items over a six-week period. Make a purchase only when prices hit their low. You'll optimize savings and often won't need a coupon.
* Increase your buying IQ with a smartphone. Download money-saving and grocery coupon apps like SavingStar and Coupons.com, as well as apps for rewards programs like Shop Your Way.
* Remember coupons are king. While many still enjoy clipping paper coupons, downloadable eCoupons are more popular than ever. Now, eCoupons are more sophisticated by pushing savings based on style and shopping habits like those from ShopYourWay.com. Sears is the first retailer to offer eCoupons that are redeemable in-store, online and from a mobile device. In addition, they are redeemable both in-store and online. This will not only save money, but save time too.
* Go generic or store brands. It's always better to go with a store brand if you don't have a coupon for a name-brand item. While these versions are cheaper, they often offer similar quality.
* Serve what's on sale. Buying sale items in bulk allow you to pre-cook meals in one day to be served over the week. A great kitchen helper to get this job done quickly would be a double oven such as the ones offered from Kenmore Double Oven Range.
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ACC Summer Recess: NC State WolfpackPosted by mpatton on August 7th, 2012
Over the next four weeks we'll be taking a step back and looking at each team in the ACC to assess where each program — and the conference as a whole — stands before we totally turn our attention to the 2013-14 season later this fall. Today's target: NC State.
Where They Stand Now
The Wolfpack are still riding a wave of momentum from a Sweet Sixteen performance in Mark Gottfried's inaugural year. After perennially underperforming with alumnus Sidney Lowe at the helm and hearing the media blast the school for running off Herb Sendek, NC State's administration made the switch to the former Alabama coach who matched Sendek's best postseason performance in his first season on the job. Gottfried added structure, and his talented roster improved throughout the year showing flashes of true greatness thanks in large part to the maturation of CJ Leslie and Lorenzo Brown. But 2012's postseason success makes the bar much higher in Raleigh — Jay Bilas even put the Wolfpack on top of his preseason ACC power rankings. The questions now are: How will the new pieces fit with the current roster, and can Brown and Leslie make the leap to consistently dominant players?
Who's Leaving
Guards Alex Johnson and CJ Williams both graduated. Johnson played the role of sparkplug: He was good for at least one heat check three and a lot of hustle. He also appeared to be a vocal leader on the team, both from the court and the bench. Williams was a more significant offensive contributor, averaging 10.6 points per game on 50 percent shooting. His versatility on the wing will definitely be missed on the defensive end of the floor.


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6. Understand the ethics of communication.
7. Be able successfully to pursue a career as an independent video producer or as a member of a media team in a corporation or be able successfully to pursue
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Student must complete a minimum of 126 hours including the major, core, and minor if required. Elective hours may be needed to reach 126 hours.
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The Rear of Birkenau:
The Final Moments
This fence line is the extreme end of the main Birkenau camp. We are facing west. Scroll a bit past the guard tower to view the back end of the Memorial with its flag poles for all the countries who's citizens lost their live here. Scroll past the memorial and we are at the back end of Krematorium II.
This is where people just off the trains were brought and told they were about to receive a disinfecting shower, and afterward... work. This is the last of the world they would see. This is the last moment in the open air.
They were instructed to undress in the room below and put their clothes on numbered wall pegs so they could find them afterward.
After awhile they would be herded into the gas chamber. The cutaway of a pillar you see in the model photo is where the Zyclon B would be dropped in, from the ceiling. On the outside SS with gas masks opened the cans of crystals and poured them into these pillars.
As soon as the
people inside realized what was happening, they struggled to get away from the
gas seeping from them. There were peep holes for the SS to observe what was
happening inside. When all were dead the prisoner-workers (Sonderkommando) opened
the chamber, pulled out the bodies, shaved hair for use in German industry,
and pulled out gold fillings from teeth.
The photos are close-ups of a clay model of Krematorium II, which is on exhibit at the Auschwitz Museum. A panorama of the model can be seen here.


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X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse — sequel to the best-selling X-Men game ever—introduces the epic storyline of an uneasy alliance between the X-Men and the hated Brotherhood in a fight to reclaim Earth from Apocalypse's grasp. Impressive gameplay enhancements include more than double the superpowers and customization capabilities, the debut of several new playable characters, over 100 diverse types of enemies, and a breathtaking range of exotic and real-world environments—from the Madri Temple to Egypt. For fans loyal or new, X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse delivers a bigger, deeper and more epic action/RPG experience.
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GameSpy gets up close and personal with the multiplayer build of Activision and Raven Studios' action-RPG sequel. Read More »
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Marvel's merry mutants are back for an all-new, all-different action game. Whether you're going solo or playing cooperatively, this game will rock. Read More »
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Sign up at least 3 weeks before the beginning of Annual Conferences and Midwinter Meetings. Buddy assignments for will be emailed a few weeks before the first day of the conference. If you have any questions, please contact the GLBTRT Membership Promotion Committee at email@example.com. Thank you for participating.
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Flu Shots for Obese & Elderly
Flu Shots for Obese & Elderly
I heard on the news today that flu shots are not as effective in the obese and the elderly.
I am obese and going on 60 y.o. Does that mean that I might as well not have a flu shot because it wouldn`t be as effective for me as it is for younger and thinner people?
I am generally very healthy if you don`t count the fact that I am obese. I have no chronic illnesses, my blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, etc., etc. are all excellent without taking any medications, and I rarely get sick with the colds etc. that are "going around."
On the other hand, I work in an office where it seems like all the so-called "healthy" people, meaning not obese, are always sick – so I`ve always gotten a flu shot just in case.
Should I just skip it because it doesn`t work for me anyway because I am obese and getting closer to counting as elderly? They give flu shots at work, next week in fact, but it costs $30 and if it wouldn`t work for me anyway I have other uses for that $30.
Although the flu shots may not be 100% effective for any group of people, they are thought to make the chances of getting influenza less. In those situations where the vaccine does not completely prevent the flu, most times the vaccine makes the flu symptoms less severe. Ask your physician what he or she recommends for you.
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The Monticello High School wrestlers put on an exciting show on January 30 in a 58-15 win over the Grand County Red Devils. The Buckaroos started strong with Ben Barton putting up a win by fall early in the first period.
Hunter Bowring worked hard for three periods in an 8-0 victory. Brian Robinson earned an exciting first period win by fall.
Brandon Musselman built a 5-0 first period lead, but his opponent came back to win by two at the final bell. Dustin Christensen worked hard but was defeated by fall.
Nephi Barlow earned 10 unanswered points and put his opponent on his back twice before earning a win by fall.
In exhibition matches, Chandler Draper scored hard and fast in a 12-5 win. Isaiah Sheeran and Lejon Gines worked hard but came up short.
Over the weekend, the Bucks travelled to North Sanpete for the final tournament of the regular season. The Bucks as a team finished very well in fourth place, behind only Millard, Payson and Spanish Fork.
Four Bucks made it to the championship match. Hunter Bowring, Brandon Musselman, Cole Eldredge and Nephi Barlow wrestled hard and finished with second place medals.
Not far behind is P.J. Leiataua, who brought home a third place medal and earned three wins by fall. Rounding out the medal winners is Eric Anderson with a fifth place finish and three wins by fall.
Also earning wins for the Bucks are Robert Musselman, Austin Wilcox, and Justin Redd all with two wins. Drew Baird also picked up a win by fall.
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Discovering the Scientist Within offers an utterly unique approach to the research methods course. Rather than taking students through statistical methods one at a time, the authors provide a series of realistic and engaging case studies with each design-focused chapter presenting a single study start to finish. View More
Using pencasts, practice solving statistical problems and hear a narration of the solution to check your answers. Click on the page to hear specific portions. This pencast problem is a two sample t-test. Open the pencasts using Adobe Reader after downloading.
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Translation of the relics of the Venerable Sergius the Wonderworker of Valaam
Saints Sergius and Herman settled on the island of Valaam in 1329. The brethren gathered by them spread the light of Orthodoxy in this frontier land. The Karelian people began to regard Christianity with renewed suspicion, with its authority in the fourteenth century being undermined by the Swedes, who sought to spread Catholicism by means of the sword.
Sts Sergius and Herman died about the year 1353. They are also commemorated on June 28 (Their holy repose).


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After thrashing an accommodating Ireland side 4-0, holders Spain may find Croatia a tougher nut to crack when they meet in Gdansk on Monday in a game that will decide who tops Euro 2012 Group C.
A 2-2 draw would put both sides into the quarterfinals even if third-placed Italy beat Ireland and a defeat would probably mean an early flight home. Spain played sparkling football against Ireland when the recalled Fernando Torres scored twice but the world champions are wary of a dangerous Croatia side who are unlikely to stand around watching Iberian artistry.
In midfield playmaker Luka Modric, heavily linked with a move to Manchester United, and the tournament's joint top scorer with three goals Mario Mandzukic, Croatia have the quality in key areas to cause problems for Spain. "We watched the two matches they played here and they fully deserve the four points they have," Spain defender Raul Albiol said on Saturday. "Croatia have always had talented players and they are going to make it very tough for us." Only needing to avoid defeat to reach the last eight, Spain coach Vicente del Bosque will be toying with the decision about whether to retain Torres or revert to the strikerless line-up he put out in the 1-1 opening draw with Italy. One thing is for sure, according to Albiol, neither side will be worrying about the maths of the group or play for the 2-2 draw that would suit both. "Of course 2-2 is one of the possible results in football but what is clear is that we will we go out to win," he said.
One lucky omen for Croatia is that when they played the holders at the 1996 European Championship they effectively knocked them out with a 3-0 win over Denmark inspired by Davor Suker and his infamous chip over goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel. The dilemma Croatia, who also have four points, face is that they must go for a win because a 0-0 draw would not be enough if Italy beat Ireland. The very complicated scenario also means that a 1-1 draw might not be enough for Croatia if Italy beat Ireland by a two-goal margin other than 2-0.


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By: Marc Livitz: The city of angels has probably been more than a refreshing change for Ruslan Provodnikov. When the sheer differences in climate between Los Angeles and Beryozovo, Siberia, Russia are considered, there's no contest to be had. One locale is constant sunshine, while the other rarely sees temperatures rise beyond the level of freezing. Provodnikov (22(15)-1) will take his first steps into the ring as a welterweight on the sixteenth of March when he meets WBO champion Timothy Bradley at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA. HBO's "World Championship Boxing will televise the bout live.
The undefeated Bradley (29(12)-0) perhaps gained notoriety for all the wrong reasons last summer when he outpointed Manny Pacquiao for the WBO title. Only the smallest of fractions believe that the three ringside judges scored the fight correctly, which was widely seen as a near shutout for the Filipino superstar. Bradley suffered a foot injury in the fight and was out of action for a while. He had a scheduled December bout in Florida fall through the cracks for various issues, but he is now set on making a statement when the bell rings in less than two weeks' time. Provonikov has won four of his last five contests by way of knockout, yet "Desert Storm" Bradley is not too concerned.
"Every fight is important and I'm looking to do some damage to this guy. The longer he stays in, the more confidence he will build. Each fight is the chance for me to make a statement. I'm not worried about his power. He needs to be worried about me. I know exactly how to get this guy out of there. The speed is still there and we've been working a lot on my technique and turning over our shots. That's one thing I may have lacked in the past", said the Palm Springs, California fighter earlier this afternoon on an international media conference call.
Bradley's trainer, Joel Diaz shares his fighter's opinions and sees similarities between the styles of their Siberian opponent and the previously faced Pacquiao. Interestingly as well, Diaz somewhat has a contest of his own on the sixteenth, as Ruslan Provodnikov has had Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach in his corner for his last three contests.
"Tim does what I teach him. He'll push the fight back at Ruslan. He's a come forward fighter and much easier to hit than Manny Pacquiao. Ruslan's trainer, Freddie Roach is the least of my concerns. He likes to play mind games, but it won't do him any good. On March 16, you'll see a different and more explosive Tim Bradley."
June 9, 2012 may have turned out to be a night to forget for Bradley. Although he officially beat Manny Pacquiao, most of the sporting world begged, if not pleaded to differ with the result and felt a stain was left upon the sweet science. The southern California fighter did what he could and moved on and did not look back. He felt the wrath of the media, disgruntled fans worldwide and everything but self doubt.
"The Pacquiao fight made me grow as a fighter. It allowed me to know who and what is important in my career. What people think of me is not important. Stop reading all this garbage that people are writing about me. I got no credit whatsoever after the last bout. I got death threats, insults at myself and my family and many other things thrown at me.
"Everyone else can do and say what they want and they don't know me. No one knows what I go through to prepare for a fight. I'm the nicest guy you'll ever meet. I didn't pay much attention to the threats because I knew people were just mad at the result."
Likewise, Bradley himself felt to be on the lesser side of justice when a rematch with Pacquiao never materialized. Although an independent panel of five judges reviewed the June bout and determined that Pacquiao did indeed win the bout, Timothy paid no mind to their decision and even had his day in his own personal sun when Manny Pacquiao was savagely knocked out by Juan Manuel Marquez last December in Las Vegas. Said Bradley, "I laugh at that. Were there five judges that looked at Pacquiao's loss to Marquez in their third fight? When Pacquiao was knocked out by Marquez, there was one side of me which said, "that could happen to anyone", while the other was saying, "that's what you get.""
Freddie Roach had to know that at some point the questions he took today would be more about his prized pupil (Manny Pacquiao) and less about his Siberian fighter who is set to fight in California next weekend. Today was Freddie's birthday, so perhaps he was a bit more eager than usual to field any and all queries.
"He's (Provodnikov)becoming a better fighter all the time. He knows the art of boxing and we're doing what we have to do. We'll be setting traps and cutting off the ring."
Tim Bradley's trainer, Joel Diaz recently stated that Roach may have lost his passion and drive for the sport of boxing in an effort to turn his focus towards more fame outside of the gym. Roach didn't seem to be affected by Joel's opinions as he commented, "He (Diaz) doesn't know me. He doesn't see me in the gym working with the fighters. We'll see on the sixteenth just who is the better coach."
Ruslan himself feels ready to go as a welterweight. "I'll be comfortable at 147. It's a good weight for me. I don't know what my plans will be after this fight, but I think I can beat Bradley at any weight class", said the Siberian boxer.
Freddie Roach heartedly agreed. "He (Provodnikov) was killing himself to make 140. The chance game up to move up to 147. He's within striking distance of that weight right now and I like him better at this weight. This is our fourth fight together."
The respective trainers summed up their opinions and assured those on the line that their fighters would not disappoint come fight night.
Joel Diaz stated, "Tim hasn't had a bad day in sparring. He's ready and he could fight this weekend. He doesn't take anyone lightly. Ruslan is a difficult fight and we know he's been preparing. I've been studying his fight. He has some power in fists, but we've made some adjustments as well and developed some more power on his own. Don't be surprised if this fight doesn't go the distance."
Freddie Roach added, "His (Bradley) style is very good for his opponent and he's going to see some things that he's never seen before. We have a few more days of sparring. We're ready to go. This is the biggest fight of his life. As for the result between Tim and Manny, it's over and done. There's nothing we can do about it."
Ruslan Provodnikov agreed with his trainer as he added, "I've heard that Bradley has been doing some great sparring, but my training has been better than ever. I'm thankful for the chance to do this. This will be a great fight and no one will forget it."
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Buxton 1-3 Macclesfield Town (09-07-10)
As per EFW tradition I arrived in town four hours before kick off to drink in a bit of local culture. As it happens, pubs it what Buxton excels at. They've got 28 (twenty-eight) of 'em. When in Buxton as they say. So, after a couple of pints at my HQ for the week - Miners Arms in Eyam - and a short drive through the Peak District (random town name Sparrowpit) I hooked up with Mossley fan Martin Baines and set about tackling some of the aforementioned public houses. All in the name of research obviously.
We kicked off in the Devonshire Arms where disappointingly we'd missed the pairs dominoes competition by 48hrs. £120 prize money as well - tsk. Next up was the Bulls Head. Of course the Bulls Head. Pretty much every pub in Derbyshire is called the Bulls Head. Ray and Ali then welcomed us to the Prince of Wales before we said a quick hello to £1.95 a pint in the Wye Bridge House. It's thirsty old work this EFW business.
If it's in bloom you're after then head to the Railway pub. We did just that before slipping over the road for a swifty in the White Lion. It was warm welcome time again in the Milton's Head (cheers to Jason and Caryl) before heading up the hill to the top of Buxton where quite clearly a pint was called for. Into the New Inn then with its bad carpets and poor music, the Kings Head (family pub) and then to the Eagle where we met someone we knew (Johnny) and so obviously we stayed in their for two pints.
Onwards and upwards to the Vault and then to the Buxton triangle; Cheshire Cheese, Queens Head and The Swan - the pubs got better and better. I could get lost for days in the Buxton triangle alone. What were we here for again? Oh, yes, the football. Into the Silverlands clubhouse we (sort of) walked. As one might imagine, I'd had a few beers at this juncture. My hopes of keeping a low profile were dashed though. This is the north of England. People are - get this - friendly.
"I'll get you a chat with the players and the mangers Danny". He did. And he got us in the changing rooms, took us in the boardroom, talked about the slope (12ft!) and my word, it sounds as if I'm making this up but I'm not. It was a bloody brilliant night out.
I wanted to buy a Buxton scarf to take home to the Lewes FC clubhouse. This season we're decorating our club house at the Dripping Pan with football memorabilia in a bid to liven up the place and make it the best fanhouse in the country. It was shut. Not a problem. Bammer got the key, opened the place up and ker-ching ching ching went the sound of tills. They made a stack of cash in a few minutes. If I had something to do with that then it was the least I could do.
The match was a Memorial Trophy for the late Keith Alexander. It was a fitting tribute to his memory. Bammer told me that Keith used to kick him all over the park and then shake his hand at the end of the match. He was loved not only by fans of Buxton and the Macc Lads but by everyone who met him. He was a true pioneer for racial equality and future generations of black managers will have him to thank for blazing the trail.
Just one more thing. Is Buxton in the north? Where does the north of England start? Everyone in Buxton considers themselves as northern. But, my friends from Newcastle and Middlesbrough were having none of it. Shaun Smith from the 100 Grounds Club said "That's like me saying I'm going down south and going to erm....Derbyshire". Anyone got any thoughts on that score. Oh, the score. Macclesfield won 3-1. Cheers.


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Adapters are sold separately. The 3-3/4" long aluminum quick-change adapter is used to attach the buffs to 1/2" or 5/8" motor shafts (note: if you own the Beall Wood Buff system, you already have this adapter). For lathe mounting, a #2 Morse taper is needed, used in combination with the quick-change adapter. The buffing mandrel extender adds 3" to the quick-change adapter, for additional headstock/motor clearance when working with deep vessels. Made in USA.


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Acero Prime, a joint venture between Feralloy Corp., U.S. Steel and Mitsui USA, plans to expand its facility in Ramos Arizpe, Mexico. By November 2010, the facility will feature a new 55,000-sq.-ft. addition and a new multi-blanking line to service customers in the appliance and automotive industries. The new line will handle coils to 72 in. wide and weighing as much as 30 metric tons.
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Six county artists' work will be displayed as they are recognized at the Senior Citizens of Marion County's 53rd Annual Meeting Oct. 17.
In addition, Ramona artist Pat Wick will speak about her experiences with art.
This year's free-will offering will go toward establishing a scholarship benefiting a 2014 county senior entering into aging-related fields such as medicine, social work, therapies, gerontology, and psychology.
To register, contact the Marion County Department on Aging, or local senior center. Registration costs $5, ending Oct. 7.


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Nebraska and Oklahoma will renew one of college football's greatest rivalries for two seasons.
The schools announced Thursday they have signed a contract that will have the Cornhuskers and Sooners play in 2021 in Norman, Okla., and in 2022 in Lincoln, Neb. Both games will be in September.
``I think it's a great deal,'' said Johnny Rodgers, the 1972 Heisman Trophy winner from Nebraska. ``So many people really miss Oklahoma and Nebraska because they kind of grew up with it on Thanksgiving. It was the most viewed of games.''
The Huskers and Sooners played 71 straight seasons as members of the Big Six and Big Eight. The game decided the Big Eight championship 31 times in 36 seasons.
The teams moved to the Big 12 in 1996 and met twice every four years. Nebraska went to the Big Ten in 2011.
Oklahoma leads the series 45-38-3, having won the teams' last meeting 23-20 in the 2010 Big 12 championship game.
``Classic rivalries like Oklahoma-Nebraska are part of college football's historic fabric,'' Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione said. ``The ability to rekindle a fabled series between two tradition-rich programs and two extremely loyal and passionate fan bases was very important to both universities.
Of all the memorable Oklahoma-Nebraska meetings, the most talked-about one remains the 1971 ``Game of the Century.'' Top-ranked Nebraska beat No. 2 Oklahoma 35-31 in Norman in what is still considered one of the greatest college games of all time. The Huskers went on to capture their second straight national championship.
The `71 game started a run of NU-OU games from 1971-88 in which both teams were ranked in the top 11 of The Associated Press poll in 17 of 19 meetings.
Rodgers, whose electrifying 72-yard punt return for a touchdown was the signature play of the Game of the Century, said he was sad when the rivalry ended.
``I'm glad we have all the good memories that can take us up to the next one (in 2021),'' he said. ``People still demand to see this game played. I guess that's why we're playing it again.''
The 2021 game in Norman will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Game of the Century.
Nebraska athletic director Tom Osborne, an assistant under Bob Devaney from 1962-72 and Hall of Fame head coach from 1973-97, participated in 36 of the 86 games.
``Those matchups were always played with great intensity on the field,'' he said, ``but with a great deal of respect from both sides and among the fan bases.''
Game dates are Sept. 18, 2021 in Norman and Sept. 17, 2022 in Lincoln.
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he didn't know if he would be coaching in the games, but he's happy they're on the schedule.
``There may be some other old boy worried about that one,'' he said. ``Hopefully I am. But, heck, I don't know... I think it's great. We've always played tough nonconference games, so why not bring back a rival and have a go at it a couple more times?''
Rodgers will be 70 years old when that first game is played, and he plans to be there.
``I look forward to being able to go,'' he said, laughing, ``even though I might be wheeling my way into the stadium.''
AP Sports Writer Jeff Latzke contributed to this report.


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By MEGAN GAMBINO
BRISTOL — The Fourth of July weekend sometimes calls for a visit to out-of-town relatives, but for those staying home and those looking to entertain friends and family, there are parades, fireworks, live music, and an array of contests happening in Addison County and Brandon.
Bristol's annual Fourth of July celebration, recently highlighted in the summer issue of Vermont Life, fires up on Monday, July 3, with live music by local groups "Sweet Bents� and "In Transition� at 8 p.m. and a fireworks display by Northstar Fireworks, a Vermont-based fireworks company, at 9 p.m. on the Bristol Recreation Field.
Festivities carry over to Tuesday, July 4, as does the precedent of explosive starts, with a 5-kilometer road race scheduled to begin at 7:30 a.m.
By JOHN FLOWERS
LINCOLN — St. Albans Republican and U.S. House candidate Martha Rainville won't be the only Rainville to see her name appear on an election ballot this fall.
Her cousin, Barbara Rainville, has also decided to enter the political arena — as a candidate for one of the two Vermont House seats in the Addison-4 district, which includes the towns of Bristol, Monkton, Lincoln and Starksboro.
Rainville, a Lincoln Republican, enters a race that thus far includes incumbent Reps. Michael Fisher, D-Lincoln, and David Sharpe, D-Bristol. She currently works as marketing manager for Middlebury-based Maple Landmark Woodcraft, which was founded by her brother, Michael Rainville.
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Kemal Hadimli emailed me the other day, noting that he had seen These Come From Trees stickers up around the Google corporate campus (They're one of the hundreds of businesses that use TCFT stickers to reduce their paper towel consumption).
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Kemal Hadimli emailed me the other day, noting that he had seen These Come From Trees stickers up around the Google corporate campus (They're one of the hundreds of businesses that use TCFT stickers to reduce their paper towel consumption).
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