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I forget, but Crowley states once maybe in his journals or in some Liber, what each nostrils means.
I think it's even elemental to some extent. In fact, I think he went into detail as in out from one nostril
has a different attribution to in from the same nostril.
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The floating vanity and basin also create a light airy feeling in this small contemporary bathroom with an Asian feel.
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Natural slate tiles in the shower create an organic backdrop in this small contemporary bathroom.
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This neutral tan shower curtain combined with warm tiles and cabinets gives this bathroom an earthy, inviting feeling.
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A solid gray shower curtain blends in to this neutral, gray bathroom. From the cabinets to the curtains, this bathroom has a washed-over gray that really makes the sunflowers pop.
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A dainty single vanity stores towels within reach of the bathtub. A small vase of royal purple flowers bring a pop of color and femininity to the crisp white bathroom.
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This spacious brown wicker patio furniture boasts colorful lime green cushions paired with bold red and orange throw pillows. A round table with a brown granite top sits at the center, while neutral Terrazzo tiles cover the patio floor.
Yellow Living Room With Travertine Fireplace
A two-story travertine fireplace draws you into this yellow living room. Adorned with a geometric screen and a large painting, the fireplace is flanked by glass shelves, accent lighting and glass-blown sculptures.
Make clutter appealing to the eye by stocking up on stylish storage containers. Splurge on matching bookshelves, in which to house all your tomes and hobbies. Use warm woods and neutral hues for a refined country look. Design by Christopher Grubb.
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Profile vases from Jonathan Adler flank this white mirrored buffet table. A coordinating painting hangs above, incorporating the homeowners' personal style into the design scheme.
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Vases don't always have to be filled with flowers. Create a stylish design in a home office by filling clear vases with supplies like pencils and paper clips like in this study. Abstract artwork can also provide a little inspiration to kick-start productivity.
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Concrete pavers make a stylish landing pad for this petite urban backyard. Elfin thyme is the pretty green border in between.
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I have bought a new ipad 2 3G and at the present time I am using it without SIM card. I have managed to make it work barely. I can navigate the web, read emails and download apps, but I cannot use iMessages or Facetime. The device will not appear on Find my device either.
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The European Central Bank flipped its credit tap wide open Wednesday to help Europe's troubled banking system, allowing hundreds of nervous banks to take out a record €489 billion ($639 billion) in loans.
The European Central Bank loans were the ECB's largest infusion of credit into the banking system in the 13-year history of the shared euro currency. It aimed to keep the Europe's debt crisis from choking off credit to businesses — since a credit crunch could cause a continent-wide recession that would make the debt loads hanging over the 17 nations that use the euro even harder to pay.
Many European banks are also having trouble borrowing normally from other banks — everyone is afraid they won't get paid back because the banks they are lending to may have large amounts of risky European government bonds.
The ECB loans to 523 banks surpassed the €442 billion ($578 billion) in one-year loans from June 2009, when the global financial system was reeling from the collapse of the U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers.
Wednesday's credit offering, dubbed a longer-term refinancing operation, let banks load up with as much cheap liquidity, or ready money, as they think they need and not have to worry about paying it back until early 2015. It was the first of two three-year credit offerings that the ECB has planned.
The ECB hopes banks can use the credits to help pay off some €230 billion ($300 billion) in bank bonds that are maturing in the first months of 2012. Otherwise, banks would have had to find that money by cutting back on loans to business.
Many economists think that the eurozone is already heading toward at least a mild recession — figures Wednesday showed that Italy, the eurozone's third-largest economy, contracted 0.2 percent in the third quarter.
The deeper the economic slowdown is in the eurozone, the more tax revenues may suffer — and the harder it will be for Europe's indebted governments to handle their debt loads.
Although the ECB credits can help banks and the economy get through the crisis, they don't attack the cause of Europe's problems — too-large amounts of government debt — or convince markets that European governments can get a grip on their public finances. And it doesn't remove one of the main reasons why banks remain wary of lending to each other — their thin levels of capital reserves against potential losses.
All that means despite the massive influx of cash, Europe's debt crisis will still be churning in the New Year.
Markets initially rose modestly on the outsized amount of credit support, which was far higher than the €300 billion ($392 billion) expected, but the advance soon faded as the loans highlighted the problems facing Europe's banks. The Stoxx 50 of leading European shares was down 0.5 percent while the euro was trading 0.6 percent lower at $1.3038.
"The good news is, the ECB's efforts to increase liquidity are working," said Jennifer Lee, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets. "The bad news is, high demand for the loans creates worries that banks are urgently in need of funds to boost liquidity."
Italy and Spain have been at the center of investor concerns in recent months as their borrowing costs have risen amid concerns over their debts. Both are considered too big to bail out with the current eurozone bailout funds, which have some €500 billion ($654 billion) in financing.
A default on debt payments by either could ignite a new financial crisis and send the global economy into a slump.
Some of that European rescue money is already committed to bailouts of smaller Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which needed outside financial help after default fears drove their borrowing costs to unsustainable levels.
Italy alone has some €1.9 trillion ($2.5 trillion) in outstanding debt.
In making the loans, the ECB was playing its role of supplier of liquidity to banks, a typical job for central banks.
ECB president Mario Draghi has stressed the central bank's role in supporting the banking system but has balked at suggestions it should be offering the same level of support for indebted governments themselves by buying up their risky bonds. Draghi says governments must be the ones to reduce their spending and deficits and should not depend on a central bank bailout.
There was some speculation that the loans could help governments, since banks could borrow money cheap from the ECB and use the money to buy higher-yielding European government bonds.
But many analysts think it was unlikely that banks would increase their exposure to government bonds, given ongoing fears of a possible default among troubled eurozone nations. Many banks have struggled to cut their holdings of debt from governments in financial trouble.
"We still believe it is difficult to reconcile a government desire for banks to continue buying debt with the need for banks to reduce risk exposure associated with government debt," said Chris Walker, an analyst at UBS.
The 37-month term of the loans permits the banks to stock up on money for a much longer period and reduces stress on their finances. Draghi has said the extra-long credit period will allow banks to lend for longer periods and not cut credit to businesses.
Alongside efforts to shore up banks, the European Central Bank has also been cutting interest rates to support the ailing eurozone economy. It has reduced its main refinancing rate from 1.5 percent to 1.0 percent over the last two months in the hope that lower borrowing costs will stimulate growth by making credit cheaper.
Under the terms of Wednesday's loans, the banks will pay the average refinancing rate over the three years. The ECB reviews the rate each month and it will almost certainly change. Banks also have the flexibility of repaying the money after a year if their situation improves.
European officials have said banks need to raise €115 billion ($150 billion) in new capital in 2012 — but finding that money is not an easy task in the current environment of fear. Investors are leery of putting more money into banks and it would be politically unpopular for debt-strapped governments to do it either.


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If you think there is an awareness day, week or entire month for everything under the sun, you�re right. Some, to be sure, seem much more important than others.
If you think there is an awareness day, week or entire month for everything under the sun, you�re right. Some, to be sure, seem much more important than others.
There�s Constitution Week, a great idea for delving into the historic document that created the Land of the Free.
And who could argue with giving special recognition to those most lovables of an earlier generation? That�s Grandparents Day.
Then there�s the pickle. Sweet, dill, kosher, what have you � lifted up for both a national and international week.
Among the most serious � and potentially helpful � of these recognitions take place each year in May.
We�re in the midst of Stroke Awareness Month. Becoming familiar with the signs of stroke and what you can do to prevent it could save the life of a loved one � or you own life.
In Eastern North Carolina, we live in America�s Stroke Belt. That�s the mostly southern part of the U.S. where more people die from strokes than anywhere else in the country.
More women than men have strokes, more blacks and Hispanics than whites.
No matter your gender, race or ethnic background, it�s smart to know the signs of stoke so that you can act swiftly if you see them.
Fast action is important. Strokes are treatable and the faster one gets treatment, the greater then chances of recovery.
The signs of stroke are easy to spot:
Is your balance off?
Is your speech slurred?
Is your face droopy?
Numbness in your face, arm, leg?
Severe headache?
Things look blurred?
And it�s never too late to change your lifestyle so that you lessen your chances of stroke.
Stop smoking. Exercise. Eat healthy foods. And see your doctor regularly.
For most of us, good health begins before the symptoms of bad health occur. Rather than working on recovery, why not do all you can to prevent health problems?
We encourage Sun Journal readers to learn the signs of stroke and call 911 if they experience any of the signs themselves or with another person. And while you are at it, take steps toward keeping yourself healthy. Encourage those you love to do the same.
Before the calendar flips on Stroke Awareness Month, commit to doing all you can to loosen the Stoke Belt around North Carolina.


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Sentara teams up with Florida 'telehealth' provider
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Norfolk-based Sentara Healthcare has taken an equity stake in Florida "telehealth" firm MDLIVE and plans to use its technology to offer 24/7 medical consultations in Virginia by telephone and online video.
Beginning in October, Virginia consumers using the service will be able to discuss their medical issues with Sentara physicians or MDLIVE doctors licensed in the state.
MDLIVE plans to use the arrangement with Sentara as a prototype for a national expansion of telehealth services.
"Health care is changing due to a variety of factors, including advances in digital technology, physician shortages, increased access to insurance and high deductible plans, decreased reimbursement and patient population management needs," Sentara CEO David Bernd said in a statement. "This collaboration expands access to care to hundreds of thousands of residents in our core and neighboring markets as well as offers them an alternate delivery option."
Bernd said that, by having an equity stake in MDLIVE, "we become not just another client, but rather a partner focused on paving the way for future advances in virtual health-care delivery."
In a telephone interview with reporters, Randy Parker, CEO of Sunrise, Fla.-based MDLIVE, said Sentara's equity share was "significant," but he declined to give any specifics.
He said that a MDLIVE call would cost consumers $45 each if such calls are not covered by their health plans. Otherwise, he said, the out-of-pocket expense would be determined by the health plans' co-pay fee.
Sentara, a not-for-profit health system, operates more than 100 health-care sites in Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. The system includes 10 acute-care hospitals, including seven in Hampton Roads and one each in Prince William County, Charlottesville and Harrisonburg.
Sentara said physicians will use MDLIVE to diagnose "low-acuity illnesses," such as allergies or a urinary tract infection, and provide treatment, including prescriptions. MDLIVE has electronic connections to more than 60,000 pharmacies.
Sentara employees and members of some of the company's Optima Health commercial insurance plans also will be able to use the telehealth service as an additional benefit in 2013.


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Ah, so there's no difference at all between the exact Glide versions supported by nGlide and dgVoodoo 2, including 3.1 Napalm? That's great, but might I suggest updating your nGlide page to reflect this?Zeus wrote:They are supported. What you see in nGlide description are versions of Glide API main branches. If you're curious about an exact version of a DLL check its properties.
Thanks, I thought that might be the case. Wonder whether Intel's newer Iris Pro graphics are any better at DirectX compatibility?Zeus wrote:The answer to both questions is yes.
Thanks, lots of interesting info in there to go though! Right now I'm interested only in Glide wrappers that work with at least Windows 7, but later on older PCs the abandoned projects should be useful. Speaking of which, The Wrapper Collection Project sounds grand and all, but where's it hosted?!Stiletto wrote:glidenewbie, you may like this post in this thread where I go into some of the differences between Glide wrappers:
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=8 ... 93#p391593
We've been collecting all wrappers (not just Glide) for a while now (wonder when I'll find the time to resume that project again?):
Another thing that struck my eye while scanning the first thread - you linked to an old Glidos page that has version 1.7, whereas the current page has only 1.53b? What's up with that?
Ok... so how do I identify what to use if I have a choice? If I have a game that offers only Glide as an option then that's obvious, but if it offers Glide as well as OpenGL and/or Direct3D, does that mean a Glide wrapper is pointless? Would the game look just as good with OpenGL/Direct3D as with Glide?Rekrul wrote:Glide wrappers are mainly meant for programs that only offered Glide as their only accelerated 3D rendering method, or that didn't work properly with other methods like OpenGL or Direct3D.
So it basically becomes a trial-and-error game (on top of the actual game!) of figuring out whether a particular game looks and works best with Glide or OpenGL or Direct3D? Ugh...Rekrul wrote:For example, When I installed Star Trek: Klingon Honor Guard on my old system, it ran slow and didn't render ladders (I got stuck in a room that was supposed to have a ladder and didn't). I added a Glide wrapper, switched to Glide mode and not only were the ladders there, but the game ran much faster.
Since I'm currently looking at running games on a modern PC with Windows 7 and above, if I'm not mistaken I think I can rule out everything except nGlide, dgVoodoo 2 and Glidos. For older PCs I will certainly keep your recommendations in mind.Rekrul wrote:Forget eVoodoo and psVoodoo. I couldn't get them to work properly at all. dgVoodoo 1.4/1.5 has always worked pretty well for me. I think that's what I used for ST:KHG. Zeckensack's wrapper also works fairly well although it hasn't been updated in a long time.
If there's no advantage with any other DOS games then I will think twice before paying for it.Rekrul wrote:Glidos gives you the ability to add newer textures to Tomb Raider. Beyond that, I don't think it really offers anything more than other wrappers.
Thanks, this is all great stuff and exactly the kind of info I was looking for!Rekrul wrote:Instead, you can just drop the Glide DLL files into the game's directory and it will use them. This also makes it easy to switch Glide wrappers should you want to try out different ones. You just need to replace the existing DLL with the one from the wrapper you want to use.
You can use Universal Extractor to unpack the nGlide setup program and get the individual files. Alternately, you can install nGlide, copy the DLLs and the configuration program to a safe place and then uninstall it.
Yes, I'm aware they are crap. As mentioned above I was only testing nGlide out of curiosity on my cousin's system which doesn't have a graphics card installed, unlike mine. My friend though says that the latest Iris Pro graphics aren't complete trash. Nothing to beat a stand-alone graphics card of course, but should be sufficient to handle old Glide games with nGlide as long as the DirectX 9 compatibility has improved since their older versions.Rekrul wrote:I'll let you in on a little secret: Intel graphics suck. Not only can they not handle a lot of the stuff that a dedicated graphics card can, but they use the main system memory for textures and such.
Just to confirm, I place the Glide DLLs along with DOSBox.exe in its Program Files directory, and not along with the game EXEs in their directories?Rekrul wrote:Which means that using a Glide wrapper for DOSBox is no different than using one for a Windows game. You just drop the DLL files into the DOSBox directory and it uses them.
Understood. Just out of curiosity, do all the Windows Glide games work with the DLLs in their directories (or Windows\System32)? What I'm asking is, didn't any of them have the Glide code "built in"?Rekrul wrote:It should also be noted that not all DOS Glide games will work this way. Some were written with the Glide code "built in" and won't work with the standard DOSBox mode, which passes the calls through to an external library. The Daum SVN version also has built-in Glide emulation, which I think will allow those games to work, however it is much slower than using a Glide wrapper. My 2.4Ghz dual-core system couldn't run Tomb Raider at full speed using the built-in Glide emulation. It runs great with nGlide though.
Speaking of System32, here's a question for Zeus: I seem to remember the nGlide installer copying the DLLs to Windows\System32 on both 32 and 64-bit Windows (sorry if I'm mistaken). Unless they're 64-bit DLLs, shouldn't they be copied to Windows\SysWOW64 on 64-bit Windows? Yeah, I know it sounds weird but apparently that's how it's done.


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By Evergreen resident Peter Link
Kevin Trenberth and I have known each other for about seven years. We disagree on global warming. We met again at the Foothills World Affairs Council meeting on Nov. 16, and though we shook hands in greeting, I was dismayed by his introduction of politics into his presentation, for which he used comic slides.
Thirty-five years ago, my husband, Phil, and I spent our honeymoon in England, Europe and Greece. Besides a celebration of our marriage, it was a genealogy trip. Phil has been tracing family history for more than 40 years. He loves it! That's how I know Phil and I are 14th cousins, which explains the twitch that both of our children have … just kidding — about the twitch, I mean.
For the first time in 10 years, Colorado is generating enough tax revenue that the spending limitations in the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights are set to kick in next year. It's estimated that the state will collect $137 million more than it is allowed to spend under TABOR. There is also about $30 million in marijuana tax revenue that the state cannot spend without voter approval.
The legislature has several options to address the surplus and has used each of them in the six times TABOR has required action since it was passed by voters in 1992.
In what was arguably the best election night for Republicans since 1994, Colorado's reputation as a very purple state has remained intact.
Republicans made huge gains across the country. They picked up at least seven seats, including Colorado's, in the U.S. Senate to take control of that body. They increased their majority in the U.S. House by at least 10 seats. They won several governor races, and Republican governors will now be in place in 31 states. They achieved significant gains in state legislatures around the country.
Six former HD25 legislators endorse Keyser
As residents of House District 25 and as current and former members of the Colorado House of Representatives and Colorado Senate, we are writing to add our voices to the growing number of people in our community who are proudly supporting Jon Keyser for Colorado state representative.
Early in the afternoon of the first Monday in October (the day the Supreme Court convenes each year for its new term), I got an e-mail from House Speaker Mark Ferrandino titled "Love Wins." It announced that the Supreme Court had declined to hear any of the marriage equality cases from various courts of appeals and that Attorney General John Suthers had announced he would take steps to clear the way for gay marriage in Colorado.
Out of life¹s worst moments can come life¹s best lessons.
I've seen that at every natural disaster I've ever covered, where someone who just lost virtually every personal possession short of the shirt off his back still can manage to voice some variation of, "At least my family is safe, and that's really all that matters."
Well, I just saw that spirit in spades at the restaurant across from Evergreen Lake called Willow Creek. The couple who own it, Kristopher and Curtis Lincoln, lost their daughter more than a decade ago.
"The history of liberty is the history of resistance."
— Woodrow Wilson
I have remained stubbornly silent about the new school board majority for many months, mainly because I felt the three new members deserved a chance to prove that the hysteria about hidden agendas was an overreaction.
And then there were four.
While a lot of attention was focused on Gov. John Hickenlooper's work to successfully negotiate an agreement to spare us from four competing ballot initiatives on fracking, four other ballot initiatives have made their way onto our November ballot.
The topics range from personhood to gambling to open meetings to food labeling. In a somewhat refreshing twist, two of the four proposals are initiated laws instead of amendments to our state constitution.
Ride's male-female ratio shows need to get more women involved
My legs are sore, my mind is clear and my heart is happy. … I again finished the Triple Bypass, riding through 120 miles of our beautiful Colorado mountains!
Editor's note: This column is the fourth installment in a five-part series that looks at the divisiveness in the U.S. Congress and offers possible solutions.
The conventional wisdom, especially among Republicans, is that the news operations at the major networks favor the Democrats. It's subtle, they say, but the stories they cover and the questions they ask show their left leaning. You might remember that Katie Couric ambushed Sarah Palin asking a trick question: "What publications do your read?"
Thanks for memorial bench
A beautiful memorial bench in honor of Laurie Roe now sits in downtown Evergreen right outside Bear Creek Hair. Thanks to all those who generously donated money and time to make this a reality.
Special thanks to the Ross Lewis Trust, Jake and Mary Jacobs, Terri and Gary Carroll, and Don and Michelle Beaglehole. The remaining funds from the memorial account will be donated to the Elks Lodge. We hope everyone will stop by, sit on the bench and enjoy the beautiful garden.
When metro area voters were being asked to extend the sales tax that had been established to build Coors Field in 1998 so a new football stadium could be built to replace aging Mile High Stadium for the Broncos, the polling showed something fascinating. One of the biggest obstacles to passage of the proposal was voters' personal animosity toward Broncos owner Pat Bowlen.
Thanks to the deputies who apprehended carjacking suspect
I just want to say thank you to the Jefferson County sheriff's deputies who apprehended and subdued a heavily armed carjacking suspect last week on Interstate 70.
As the video shows, deputies risked their own safety for the sake of their fellow citizens. I'm sure you guys would say you were just doing your jobs, but that doesn't make this community any less grateful. Thank you again.
Rob Witwer, Genesee
Editor's note: This column is the third installment in a four-part series looking at the divisiveness in the U.S. Congress and offering possible solutions.
I ask you to imagine that you are thinking about running to become a legislator, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Perhaps you have had a successful career, and you want to "give back" by serving your home district and your country. It's a "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" thought you are having.
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It was disheartening to see George Long's seemingly accusatory letter in last week's Courier. I was surprised that Mr. Long was unable to find any information about the Downtown Evergreen Economic District and its voluntary 1 percent fund-raising program, the Evergreen Legacy Fund, before writing his letter. However, he poses excellent questions, and we are happy to respond. It's always good to remind the community about what we're doing and how we're doing it. So, to answer each of Mr. Long's questions:
When I was a junior at Steamboat Springs High School in 1975, there was a huge controversy when the Boulder County clerk began issuing same-sex marriage licenses. It was a national story, but it was really big news in Steamboat, as the clerk had grown up there and her father was the longtime clerk in our county.
Editor's note: This column is the second installment in a four-part series that will look at the divisiveness in the U.S. Congress and offer possible solutions.
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Have you ever participated in any type of athletic contest in which you feel that the deck is stacked against you or your team? Maybe your opponent's advantage is technically within the rules, but something about the advantage seems unfair. Someone pushed the rules to the limit.
Leading up to the Republican gubernatorial primary June 24, the Colorado Springs Gazette ran an editorial May 19 urging candidates Mike Kopp and Scott Gessler to drop out of the race to ensure that Bob Beauprez would win the nomination over Tom Tancredo. The Gazette argued that Tancredo was not a viable candidate in the general election and that Gov. John Hickenlooper's re-election would be a sure thing if Tancredo became the Republican nominee.
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Los Angeles: Rapper Kanye West has reportedly told girlfriend Kim Kardashian to avoid cosmetic surgery for removal of her post-pregnancy fat.
Kim gave birth to their daughter North West in June. She wanted to undergo plastic surgery for a tummy tuck.
However, since Kanye lost his mother Donda in 2012 due to side effects of a plastic surgery, he does not want Kim to face any complications.
"Kim was certain that she wanted to have surgery after giving birth because she wanted a head start on losing her baby weight. But when West got wind of her plans, he really flipped out," radaronline.com quoted a source as saying.
Kanye wants Kim to focus on her life and their daughter for now.
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Superintendent Lori Lytle's letter to Ben Logan staff
- Written by 2012-12-18 05:00:00
The events in Sandy Hook Elementary last Friday brought a town to its knees and certainly make it hard to even imagine how they will pick up and go on.
As educators and employees who have devoted our lives to children, it is hard to even comprehend.
At Benjamin Logan, we need to do everything we can to continually reassess our own safety and security plans.
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We met with Sheriff Smith's office this summer to review our plan and we implemented his suggestions in some areas.
I communicated with him today, as well.
Recent lock downs were successfully held in all buildings; they will be regularly repeated with some changes, as needed.
A heightened awareness of people signing in to our offices and of people around you is important... even in Benjamin Logan.
In age appropriate ways, talk to your students and let them know we do have procedures in place. Our campus is a safe school and a good place to be.
It is why we practice our fire and safety drills, lock our doors, check in visitors. It may be time to "step these things up," just a little.
Please don't give them "specifics" of lock down drills... just teach them to listen to you, take the drills seriously, and take care of each other.
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The coming weekend presents a chance to help raise money to fight two diseases � Alzheimer�s and Neurofibromatosis. There is also a chance to have a lot of fun throughout the week and weekend, including the return of America�s favorite classic car.
The coming weekend presents a chance to help raise money to fight two diseases � Alzheimer�s and Neurofibromatosis.
There is also a chance to have a lot of fun throughout the week and weekend, including the return of America�s favorite classic car.
Inclement weather postponed the 21st annual Twin Rivers Corvette Club Spring Display earlier in the spring.
The show is set to go Saturday, with more than 100 Corvettes at the Joe Alcoke Chevrolet and Truck Center in New Bern.
The cars will be coming from as far away as Raleigh, Wilmington, Aurora, Jacksonville, Greenville, Morehead City, Emerald Isle and Myrtle Beach, S.C.
The show hours will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 3405 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The Twin Rivers Corvette Club will present its annual automotive scholarship at 2 p.m. to a student from Craven Community College. Club officials said the college will decide on the recipient.
There is no entry fee for the show, and there will be door prizes, dash plaques, a 50/50 drawing, a raffle for men�s and women�s Corvette watches and a free lunch for all participants.
All proceeds from the event go toward charities supported by the Corvette Club.
The charities include the Craven Community College Foundation Scholarship Fund, the G/Sgt. Michael Casey Annual Corvette Toy/Food Run, Wounded Warriors, N.C. Food Bank and others.
Here is a look at the fundraisers and other activities this week:
The New Bern-Craven County Public Library hosts Children�s Book Week today through Sunday. The Youth Department will have daily drawings for free books.
The library has YA Game Night at 6 p.m. today. Join other teens for fun and competition, with refreshments served.
Children�s Movie Day is Wednesday at 4 p.m. May�s featured film is �Wreck-It Ralph,� rated G and designed for children in kindergarten to the fifth grade.
�Saturday Afternoon at The Movies� presents the award-winning film �Lincoln� at 2:15 p.m.
Popcorn and lemonade will be served.
Sunday brings �Project Linus � Make A Blanket Day 2013.� The products of the 2 p.m. event provide love, a sense of security, warmth and comfort to children who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need. Project Linus provides new, handmade blankets created by volunteers.
A �Salute to Veterans� is Tuesday at the Havelock Tourist and Events Center beginning at 6 p.m.
The Havelock Chamber of Commerce event is free, with sponsorships available for $250.
The chamber anticipates honoring 450 active duty military, along with veterans and their guests from all branches of the five Armed Forces.
The dinner will be provided by individual and business sponsorships. The United States is losing 1,000 World War II veterans every day. Our community, as so many others, has been directly impacted by this loss because of the large amount of retired military. Many have expressed a desire to remember those who have been in attendance in years past, but are no longer with us. This year, the event is offering �In Memory of� and �Salute to� sponsorships.
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The American Red Cross holds a Spring Blood Drive at the Emerald Golf Club in the Greenbrier neighborhood on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The theme is �You Save the Day� by giving blood.
Donors from the age of 16 � with parental consent � and who weigh at least 110 pounds and are in good health are eligible to give. Walk-ins are welcome.
For directions, more information or to schedule a specific appointment time, call 800-733-2767 or on the web: redcrossblood.org
The New Bern Lions Club holds its sixth annual Wine Gala & Silent Auction Thursday at the Carolina Colours Pavilion.
Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. event are $35.
The auction will be emceed by Retired Marine Gen. Tom Braaten. Heavy hors d�oeuvres will be catered by The Flame Restaurant. Profits go to support the visually impaired programs and blind services of the Lions Club.
Attendees can bring their old or unused eye glasses and be part of a special drawing. There is a maximum of five tickets for donation.
Call Barbara Sterling at 638-3512 or Theresa Hannan at 638-6125.
The Tryon Palace African-American Lecture Series continues on Thursday with �Shaping a Culture: African-American Cooks and the Making of Southern Food.�
The program is in Cullman Performance Hall, presented by Rebecca Sharpless, author and an assistant professor of history at Texas Christian University. She teaches courses in women�s history and food history. This free event is the latest installment of Tryon Palace�s yearlong theme of �Fresh from the Past: Food and Culture in Eastern North Carolina.�
For information about the 2013 African-American Lecture Series, call Sharon C. Bryant at 639-3592.
Each program for the African-American Lecture Series begins at 7 p.m. in Cullman Performance Hall and is free to the public, thanks to a grant from the Harold H. Bate Foundation.
The Down East FolkArts Series returns to Trent River Coffee Company Friday and Clawson�s in Beaufort Saturday for a concert by the Ocracoke Island duo, Coyote.
The 8 p.m. Friday show is at the Craven Street coffee house, with tickets priced from $15 for general admission; $12 for series members; and $8 for students.
Advance tickets are available at the Craven Arts Council temporary office, 308 George St., and at the coffee house.
The music ranges from jazz to Cajun and folk to country.
On the web: downeastfolkarts.org
The New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce hosts �Meet Us Down Under For An Aussie Good Time� Friday at the North Carolina History Center.
The reverse drawing event opens at 6:15 p.m. and continues until the band stops at 11:30 p.m.
It is sponsored by Outback Restaurant.
The 20th annual event includes the music of the Carolina Casuals, along with dinner, dancing and one chance to win $10,000 in cash or other prizes. There is also a silent auction.
A $100 ticket admits two people.
Call 637-3111.
Pamlico County Library has Pre-School Story Time at 10 a.m. Friday, with stories, puppets, crafts and interactive activities.
The same day, at 3 p.m., the Gaming Group meets in the young adult room for activities ranging from xBox to cards and board games.
Oriental�s Old Theater�s Friday Flick for May is �The Philadelphia Story� at 7:30 p.m.
The 1940 romantic comedy stars Katharine Hepburn as a socialite whose wedding plans become complicated by the arrival of her ex-husband Cary Grant and a tabloid magazine journalist, James Stewart.
Tickets are $5 and the box office, beginning at 6 p.m. The doors open an hour later and, as always, the popcorn�s free.
The Pamlico County High School Show Choir presents �I Heard It On The Radio� Friday and Saturday at the Pamlico Primary School in Bayboro. The choir is directed by Don Walden. Dessert will be served at intermission. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by calling 745-3151.
The New Bern Farmers Market celebrates Spring Flower Day on Saturday with flower arranging demonstrations. Also on hand will be the New Bern Garden Club with its annual fundraising Caladium Bulb Sales. Vendors will offer fresh cut flowers and potted flowering annuals and perennials. Saturday market hours are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market is now also open on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Craven County Cooperative Extension and the Craven County Extension Master Gardener volunteers present a free horticultural workshop program on vegetable gardening Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Craven County Agricultural Building. The demonstration gardens site is at 300 Industrial Drive, off the Clarks exit from U.S. 70 West.
Call 633-1477 today through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
The third annual Alzheimer�s Walk is Saturday at Union Point Park in New Bern. Registration is at 9 a.m., with the walk beginning an hour later.
Alzheimer�s North Carolina provides family support, community education, public awareness and supports research for the prevention, cure and treatment of Alzheimer�s disease.
It serves 51 North Carolina counties and more than 140,000 people in North Carolina.
Brian North of WCTI-12 is the honorary chairman. The event also will have food and games.
New Bern Cares to Cure NF � neurofibromatosis � has three weekend events Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday, there is a meet and greet with author Kathy Reichs, a forensic anthropologist and the writer behind the books that inspired the �Bones� TV series; a Mystery Dinner at Captain Ratty�s that night; and the main fundraiser Sunday at the N.C. History Center.
Reichs will be at the Christ Church Ministry Center, 230 Middle St., from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Tickets for the book signing are $22 in advance, $25 at the door. Advance tickets are available at the Next Chapter Book Store at 320 S. Front Street, or May 11 at the New Bern Farmers Market.
The Mystery Dinner is 7 p.m. Saturday at Captain Ratty�s on Middle Street. The meal is $39 with $19 wine pairings available. Call Captain Ratty�s at 633-2088.
The Sunday fundraiser is from 5 to 7 p.m. on the Bate Commons of the North Carolina History Center. Sponsored by CarolinaEast Health System, this year�s theme is �Where The Wild Things Are.� It includes a concert of animal-inspired songs performed by local musicians, a silent auction, food and drink. Reichs will also be at this event, signing books.
Tickets are $25 and must be purchased in advance, with a limited number available. Tickets are available at the CarolinaEast Foundation in the O. Marks Building at 233 Middle St., the UPS Store at 1822 S. Glenburnie Road and Mitchell Hardware at 215 Craven St. Call 636-0408.
The Cogs & Wheels Project environmental sculpture exhibit opened during the weekend at the historic City Laundry on Pollock Street and it is open each Saturday for the rest of the month.
It is available to the public from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and at other times by appointment. Call 288-6864.
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Maybe this is just me, but I don't think there are enough challenges for us extreme veterans who have completed everything and beaten every vicious dungeon. It might be because I am obsessed with this game, have too much free time, and am a perfectionist, but I find myself just writing up dungeon ideas and creating my own challenging quests. (Magma mines with a warmonger wizard)
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Hey, everybody, it's that time again! South By Southwest 2012. Are you ready? How's your hashtag game? Can you feel the early-onset FOMO? As the Austin institution grows larger and larger, with more and more high-level acts (ahem) interjecting themselves into the fray, there's still plenty of room for the groups that are just starting to get attention or those longing to sustain it. We've broken down 25 acts that we're really excited to see at this year's festival, from the gut-punch, guttural grunt rock of the Men to the more traditional, heartwarming hooks of Hospitality, and from the throwback, heavy-hitting vibe of the Black Hippy rap collective to the WUH-WUH-WUH-WHAAAOOOOOOOO of Skrillex. Check out the gallery for a rundown of the 25. Our Range Life party goes down late Thursday night, so head over yonder to RSVP and here to scope a playlist featuring the artists on the bill. Below, a playlist of the bands we're most excited to see that aren't gonna be at our party:
Black Hippy – Zip That Chop That
Bleached – "Searching Through The Past"
Charli XCX – "I'll Never Know"
Deafheaven – "Tunnel Of Trees"
Hospitality – "Friends Of Friends"
Korallreven – "Sa Sa Samoa" (Feat. Julianna Barwick)
Light Asylum – "A Certain Person"
Main Attrakionz – "Cloud Skatin'"
Mr. Muthafuckin Exquire – "Huzzah!"
Peaking Lights – "Tiger Eyes (Laid Back)"
Skrillex – "Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites"


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I love winter, but taking pictures during this time of year is anything but easy. These pictures were taken at the Delta Marsh, which is North of Portage La Prairie. Our class (Northern Environments) learned how to build, sleep, and pee in an igloo.Read More
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from the the-magic-of-technology,-in-Biblical-terms deptAn anonymous Techdirt reader sends in the now-unsurprising news that another publisher and its DRM are declaring customers' purchased e-goods null and void. This time it's Scholastic, publisher of many youth and teen titles, as well as the long-running host of numerous parental wallet-emptying book fairs.
According to Scholastic's 2012 press release, Storia (the DRMed ebook collection currently affected) allowed students and teachers to purchase ebooks and share them with up to 10 family members/students via its proprietary app. (The app is the DRM. Scholastic purchases don't work outside of it. To quote its now-vanished FAQs page: "Storia eBooks are designed with unique learning features and enrichments that make them readable only while using the Storia eReading app.") It also included enhanced content to encourage readers to dig deeper into unfamiliar subjects and allow teachers to connect with downloaded books via Smartboards and other computers. All in all, not a terrible product and one that comes from a particularly trusted name in academic publishing.
That's all coming to an end now. Scholastic has placed this notice on its website.
On September 1st, Scholastic is switching to what it calls a "streaming model." Readers and educators will have access to 2,000 titles, but they will no longer be allowed to own any of them. In fact, without an internet connection, they'll be unable to read them at all, a "feature" purchased ebooks didn't have. Instead, teachers and parents will pay a flat yearly fee to access these titles. Because of this switch, the license aspect of ebooks (something that's always present in digital goods) becomes explicit, rather than lurking in the background waiting to deny someone the privilege of selling or transferring an item they purchased (which Scholastic already prevented with its proprietary software).
At least Scholastic is being upfront about what's happening to people's purchases.
The switch to streaming means that eBooks you've previously purchased may soon no longer be accessible.That's the bad news. You don't own what you buy, not if it's a license rather than a sale. See also: numerous other examples.
But Scholastic is at least trying to mitigate the damage. Some purchases will stay active in users' accounts if customers follow this one simple trick. (Sorry.)
You may be able to continue using your eBooks by making sure to open them on a bookshelf at least once by October 15.Unfortunately, there's that troublesome word "may" stuck right in the middle of the damage control. Scholastic's site offers no odds on which books will still work and which purchased items will simply vanish. This is likely due to further licensing agreements behind the scenes -- those between Scholastic and authors/other publishers. (Scholastic handles book fair distribution for high-powered franchises like Harry Potter and Goosebumps.) Chances are, the bigger the title, the greater the likelihood of this maneuver not working. Just as Netflix streaming is 90% stuff no one wants to watch, a switch to an unlimited access streaming service will likely result in a.) the disappearance of titles whose upstream publishers are asking for increased licensing fees or b.) the increased upstream licensing fees pricing Scholastic out of many schools/parents' budgets.
But Scholastic is going further than most companies in the same position would, and doing it proactively (rather than waiting for the angry wisdom of the crowd to shame them into acting like they care).
Upon your request, we will refund the cost of all Storia eBooks you've purchased. Call Customer Service at 1-855-STORIA1 by August 1, 2015.This in itself sets Scholastic ahead of many others who have simply issued the universal "licensing is out of our hands" shrug and pulled the plug on customers' purchases. So, kudos are in order for Scholastic (especially considering customers have more than a year to obtain their refunds), even if this switch to streaming sounds like it will benefit Scholastic more than its customers. A better decision would have been to keep both options. Educators -- which is who this new streaming service seems to be aimed at -- could take the subscription route while parents and kids could have kept their purchases (and potentially purchased even more ebooks). This one-size-fits-all approach takes books away from paying customers. A refund is nice, but having the right to keep your purchased items is even better.
[Postscript: One rep for Scholastic doesn't seem very interested in the public being made aware of this change outside of the splash page that now greets people looking to purchase Storia ebooks. Nate Hoffelder of the Digital Reader was approached by Kyle Good, Scholastic's Corporate Communications SVP, and asked why he wasn't going to remove his post on Storia after issuing a correction an earlier error. Good seems to believe this correction negated everything about Hoffelder's post (something Hoffelder admittedly stated before digging deeper into Storia's pivot to streaming) and asked in shocked Twitter tones why he hadn't.
This is Internet 101. Posts don't come down because of errors. Errors are corrected and acknowledged, but posts aren't simply removed because someone with a financial interest in the subject matter at hand thinks mistakes should result in disappearances. Storia's switch to streaming isn't completely terrible but it's certainly not a win for all of its customers. Ebooks you can only read with a solid internet connection border on useless. It may make sense in the educational market where the connection is almost guaranteed, but those outside of this system are simply losing their purchases. A refund helps, but it completely negate the damage.)
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A nameless king swings a vast array of bladed weapons to the left while running through Roger Dead Yes album covers in God of Blades, coming to iTunes on September 27 from White Whale Games.
I grew up listening to the band Yes, so a game that combines pulp fantasy and '70s synth-prog style holds a certain appeal. The swords were more of a Led Zeppelin thing, but I suppose a runner that involved swinging unicorns at your enemies would have been; well it would have been just amazing, but only to me. Selling one copy at $2.99 probably isn't White Whale Games' goal. Creating this is:
A love-song to pulp fantasy tales of yore, 70s synth-prog-landscape oddities, and forgotten places, God of Blades is a gorgeous, visceral side scrolling physics-based sword-fighting adventure. Players assume the role of a nameless spectral king who has risen to defend his planet against a rampaging doom-cult the devouring touch of the cosmic horrors they serve. Wrenching this world from the grasp of oblivion, the Nameless King wields phantom blades forged from the legends and heritage of a dying world.
In short: running, music, Roger Dean and swords. Sounds like my early teen years all over again.


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Hi everybody! I just joined and this is my first post. I am 46 years old and one of those guys who was a rink rat in the late 1970's and early 1980's. I am getting back into skating because I really miss the fun I had back then. Also, I have a 12 year old daughter who loves it. We started going a few months ago and I fell in love with it again. There are 3 wood-floor rinks within an hour drive from my house. It's a bit different than having 5 rinks within 10 minutes of your house back in the 1970's, but what can you do.
I live in Massachusetts now, but grew up in Connecticut. My home rink was the Skating Palace of Wallingford in Wallingford, Connecticut. I practically lived there for 3 years. I was a member of the Palace Pacers speed team and also skated competitively throughout New England. Believe it or not, I can be seen in a YouTube video titled Wallingford Skating Palace 1979. If you have 6 minutes and 43 seconds to kill, check it out.
I am having a pair of skates built as we speak by East Coast Roller Sports in Georgia. I chose the following to re-live my youth: Riedell 265 boots, SureGrip XK-4 DA 45 8mm plates with Red 93A replacement cushions, Bones Ceramic Super Reds bearings and Faster 97A Natural Tire with hubs. I also picked-up a set of Labeda Stilettos Ruby Red 97A standards (62mm x 44mm) to experiment with as well.
As you can probably tell from this set-up, I am interested in getting back into speed skating again. The rink that has the best skating near me is called Forrest's Family Fun Center in Taunton, MA (I believe it used to be called Silver City Sports Complex). The new owner, Forrest, really knows what he is doing.
I am also looking to restore a pair of Riedell size 13 speed skates from the late 1970's - early 1980's era. Specifically, the Riedell 265 boot with twin double stripes from these skates is what I am really interested in. These are incredibly hard to find and most of the time the rest of the skate is rusted, damaged or beat-up beyond repair. If anyone has a pair or knows of a pair of 265 boots in size 13 from this era, I would be interested. Thanks and look forward to hearing from you guys!
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I spent a week and half of this summer working on the preschool room at my kids' school, organizing, sorting, and labeling all of it's contents. We're due for a remodel next year, but the teachers wanted to make some improvements this year so that the room would function a little better. As teachers have come and gone over the last 20+ years of occupying the vintage building, it may have never had a complete clean out. Enter me, a parent of a preschooler who actually likes to do this sort of thing.
It was mostly a fun process-- of course there were moments when I was overwhelmed-- but overall, I loved finding just the right place for the teacher's supplies and helping to rework the floor plan so that it was a more calming space for the kids. We were there until the eleventh hour the day before school started, moving and hanging artwork to complement the new plan.
As any teacher, or even parent, of a preschooler knows, signs are very helpful when teaching little ones to clean up their space. Words alone are not enough, since many preschoolers are not yet readers. When it came time to label the space, I consulted one of my favorite fellow organizing nerds-- Jennifer of The Write Start, and she gave me the lowdown of her preferred classroom labeling methods. One method she mentioned that she used to do when Polaroid film was more plentiful was to take a Polaroid shot of a bin (or basket, or whatever you're storing things in) and then write the name of the item along the bottom border with a permanent marker. I liked this idea, so I came up with a way to mimic it in our Polaroid-less world.
I found a Polaroid template online, and I opened it in Adobe Illustrator (it would work just as well in Photoshop, but I prefer Illustrator). I then poked around the internet for a photo of the items I was making a label for. So for example, if the bin was filled with plastic dinosaurs, I would find a simple photo of a plastic dinosaur and then "grab" it using the Preview software on my Mac. (for a PC, I suppose you could just right-click it?) After placing the photo behind the polaroid template, I then added the name of the item in Helvetica, figuring that's a widely available font in case people need to replicate the labels at a later time. You could of course hand write the labels, but I knew I would be happier with printed ones.
Finally, I printed them out on photo paper, trimmed them and laminated them on my Xyron. Our school has a laminator, but I liked the results better on the Xyron. I then trimmed the excess laminate with scissors (the paper cutter proved too fussy).
I wish I had a shot of the labels in the classroom, I'll try and get one when I get a chance. I actually have a few more to make, and then I want to label the cabinet doors with words only for the teachers.
This would work well in a home setting of course, that's really the point of this post, since most of you probably aren't in charge of labeling a preschool room. This took me a fair amount of time, but for your own home it would be much simpler since (I hope) you don't have as much stuff. It would also be a great way to label things around the house for kids who are trying to learn to read, or even those learning a second language.


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CHICAGO, July 7 (UPI) -- Dioner Navarro's 11th-inning sacrifice fly sent home Anthony Rizzo with an unearned run Sunday, boosting the Chicago Cubs over Pittsburgh 4-3.
The Cubs seemed on their way to a win with two outs in the ninth inning and closer Kevin Gregg on the mound, but Starling Marte extended the contest with a clutch solo homer.
After a scoreless 10th, Rizzo and Alfonso Soriano led off the 11th with consecutive singles against Bryan Morris (4-3).
The Bucs then committed a key error with Luis Valbuena at the plate. After he missed on a sacrifice bunt attempt, catcher Russell Martin tried to pick off Rizzo at second but the ball sailed into left field, allowing both runners to advance.
After Valbuena was intentionally walked, pinch-hitter Navarro delivered a fly ball to right, allowing Rizzo to trot home with the game-winner.
Matt Guerrier (3-4) earned the decision with two innings of scoreless relief for the Cubs, who took the rubber match of a three-game series.
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When I fell pregnant with 3of3, my last middle child was half-way through pre-K. I was researching schools I'd like to attend, thinking about what I was going to do with the last little bit of my *gulp* twenties, laying plans for the rest of my life.
I remember walking him up to his first day of kindergarten, eight months pregnant with a future Teller alum, and thinking it was a good thing I loved that school so much, because I was going to be spending the next motherfucking decade of my life there.
The day that wiggly belly would be almost six, wearing a backpack, reading and writing and being gone for hours a day every day seemed unfathomably far into the future. Except it wasn't at all. Except is was just like *that* and I can't believe it happened so fast.
I can't believe that I forgot the air-speed velocity of an unladen child, how fast it goes, they go. This thing, this life I was biding my time, waiting to start living, happened all around me when i wasn't looking and now here I am in that same spot I was forever ago, with my last one off in pursuit of her own self, but this time, I know exactly what I want when I grow up.
Mostly it's to be bold and fearless, just like them.
There's more on this at Cucumbersome today. Oh, I should probably mention I have this other blog, and it's called Cucumbersome, and it's part of the Babble Voices group. I hope it doesn't suck.


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'Young India batsmen are a lot better than they used to be'
Fiery pace and bounce has always been India's bane on foreign soil but former New Zealand speedster Simon Doull says India's young brigade of batsmen is well equipped to face the Kiwi quicks on green tops.
Doull said the new-look Indian side, radiating with youthful exuberance, is full of shot-makers who have grown up playing on better surfaces, facing the likes of Mitchell Johnson and Dale Steyn in the IPL.
"Gone are the days when one could send the visitors to a green-tinge deck and they would be worried. For one, India's batting order won't fall over like the West Windies did (in the earlier series). From one to seven, they've got quality batsmen. Guys like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Suresh Raina and MS Dhoni will hurt you, whether it's pace or spin you bowl to them," Doull wrote in his column for stuff.co.nz.
"Young India batsmen are a lot better than they used to be at facing pace. They've grown up playing on better surfaces, facing the likes of Johnson and Steyn in the IPL - so they are far better equipped to play good, quick, short-pitched seam bowling. Their ability to play spin is undoubted, so it will be a real mountain for the New Zealand bowlers to climb," said Doull.
Image: Virat Kohli
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The Indian team arrived in Napier for the five-match series which would be followed by two Tests next month.
Doull said the upcoming series, starting January 19, will be a real test for New Zealand.
"We've seen the ramble that has been the West Indies come and go - now the Black Caps have got their big summer task ahead of them: a one-day series against the world's best at that format, India. It's going to be a hell of a hard task to win this series. India are extremely good," he said.
The 44-year-old Doull, who featured in 32 Test matches and 42 ODIs for the Black Caps, said the pitches in New Zealand will hold no concerns for the Indians.
"Look at Napier - a hard, fast quick surface that doesn't go sideways; same with Hamilton and Auckland - plenty of runs in both those wickets. They will love them."
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Doull, whose international came to a premature end following back and knee injuries, said the hosts should keep an eye on a couple of new guys in the India line-up.
"Stuart Binny is a genuine all-rounder - a powerful hitter, who bowls some sneaky medium pace that could play well on the Kiwi pitches. Varun Aaron is a quick for the Delhi Daredevils and should catch the eye. He has been having injury worries on and off for the past two years.
"A bit like Umesh Yadav, he's got genuine pace - and is a guy they've got an eye on to the future for seam bowling. India in the past decade have struggled to find genuine quicks - but they've got actually got a good group of seamers now," he said.
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'Adam Milne deserves a good opportunity'
Doull said a 3-2 result, win or lose, will be a good series tally for the hosts.
Talking about the New Zealand players, Doull said the running between the wickets needs an improvement.
"Gone are the days when the Indians had a few draught horses in the field; these guys are a super-slick fielding unit. There aren't too many places where you can hit the ball and pick up the easy ones as you could in the past."
Doull said he would be interested to see what the Black Caps do with their bowling attack.
"I believe Adam Milne deserves a good opportunity. He got only two overs in Queenstown against the Windies - and is worth a shot early in the series against India. We need to see whether he has the ability to foot it at this level.
"There are a couple of questions for the top batting order. Martin Guptill's innings in Nelson against the West Indies would have done him a lot of good, because he was coming back into the team and still finding his place. He's got to make sure that Jesse Ryder doesn't have to swing all the time and create all the strike-rate.
"The continued development of Kane Williamson at first drop is key. Going down the order, Luke Ronchi really has to show us something in this series. He has promised a lot and they've backed him - but we haven't seen much from him as a New Zealand international yet," he said.
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This article includes a general description of a "class store" network storage space, instructions for faculty on how to request one, instructions for faculty and students on how to access these storage spaces, and an overview of their major features, functions, and academic applications. This article is intended for instructors and students.
What's a Class Store?
An instructor can request that a network storage directory or folder be created for the duration of a course that is only accessible to the instructor and students of that course. Each students has a personal subfolder and there is a shared folder that everyone can use. These files are also accessible via web browser by account owner and secure web browser.
Accessing a class store
Class storage is located on a local network file server. You connect to it as you would your R (personal) or S (department) directories:
- On a PC, the will be listed automatically as your T directory or ClassStorage(\\winona.edu\dfs\Community)((T:). When you are off campus, you will need a VPN connection and will need to Click to Map Drives in order to see it on your list in File Explorer.
- On a Mac, select the Go menu of the Finder. Then select Connect to Server. Search for smb://files.winona.edu/classes
- Each class store will be named according to the year/term and the 6 digit Minnesota State ID of that course. Each course will have a 1 GB storage limit. Access to each course will be determined by the class roster.
Mapping Network Drives
Please refer to Mapping Network Drives when connecting to storage.
Class store is temporary
Your class store will be disabled at the end of the semester. Don't forget to save anything you need from class store to another location.