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Municipalities, law enforcement agencies, large enterprises and educational institutions are continuing to invest in video surveillance and monitoring to ensure public safety. The roll-out of IP-based cameras and reasonably-priced reliable wireless networks, has led to a revolution in networked cameras and city-wide coordination of these cameras. In order to manage and make sense of the raw footage that these camera create, a strong video management system (VMS) must exist.
Video management is the most important tool and can make or break the success of your video surveillance deployment. And what we've seen in our practice is that it's such a new technology to the person responsible for implementation, that they are often challenged to find a solution when they don't quite understand all of the intricacies involved in choosing a platforms.
This is why we've created a list of the top five things you should look for when investing in a video surveillance management platform.
1. Ease of use—from the system management perspective. The key functions of a VMS is to manage the behavior of the surveillance cameras—which camera's work together, where they should point to when an event happens and who can see the data from which groups of cameras. Look for a VMS that enables camera grouping, user rights grouping (who can look at which cameras and which footage from those cameras), system-wide monitoring from "every pane of glass", and a robust rules engine that allows you to customizes your data and access rules as needed. The right platform will save you hundreds of hours of work over less expensive and robust systems.
2. Ease of use—from the end user perspective. Once you've deployed your VMS and done that well, the success of city or department-wide adoption of the platform will largely depend on the ease of use for the end-user, both in the operations center and out in the field. Here are some things you should consider. Is it a clean interface without distractions? Users of the VMS need to be focusing on the images coming through, not on distractions delivered by the VMS. How much system resources does the VMS use on end user devices? You'll want a fast and light interface that uses low system resources on portable devices such as laptops, tablets or cameras with very little memory or hard disk space. Your VMS needs to have flexible camera viewing so that your end users can get the best possible angles and it should have multiscreen support. Finally a great VMS will have an intelligent, optimized workflow built in, optimized workflow that makes it easy to find, retrieve, export and hand off video when needed.
3. Security. The end-goal of most video surveillance footage is to use that footage for prosecutor purposes. Because of complex "chain-of-evidence" laws, the gathering and distribution of video footage must adhere to strict guidelines. In order to protect theses chain of evidence guidelines, your VMS should come with a few key security features. First you should be able to encrypt exported video and then digitally sign the exported video for tracking purposes. Finally, you should be able to export your video in to a priority format with an embedded player and lock down the original video once it's been exported. Granular user rights, proprietary formatting and "lock downs" help to keep video pure and out of the reach of others to reduces mass distribution (i.e. YouTube) of crucial evidence.
4. Open Platform. After several years, VMS solutions are now becoming commonplace. Most people understand them and there are some true market leaders. What people are finally understanding is that video camera networks combined with VMS can bring to the table so many more things that simply recording video and spending hours culling though all of that content. In the last two years there has been an enormous upswing in add-on application that move these systems from a complex, reactive tool to an easy to use, pro-active crime fighting solutions. Integration with numerous camera manufacturers, device manufacturers, and 3rd party applications such as Hawkeye, Briefcam, Agent VI have made things like gun-fire detection, license plate recognition and culing though hours of video in less than 10 minutes a possibility. However, in order for these applications to be useful, your VMS must be an open platform with open APIs. If your VMS cannot easily integrate with other solutions, your surveillance network applications will be limited.
5. Migration Path. Finally, question the migration path of your VMS. Most initial deployments of a video surveillance network are small and limited in scope. Because of this, you may only want to pay for an entry-level VMS solution. Which is fine, initially. But as the number of networked devices expand, the number applications grow and the number of users increase, you'll need to upgrade your VMS. Make sure that what you are buying today can grow with your network to avoid forklift upgrades and retaining of staff.
There are a number of VMS solutions available on the market today. WLANmall has helped many cities, schools, local law enforcement agencies and large agencies create surveillance clouds as well as more complex distributed deployments using the Milestone XProtect software. We're here to help if you have questions during your evaluation.


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by Richard Louv
Algonquin Books, $13.95
Purchase Last Child in the Woods
Richard Louv is careful to say that the condition he coins, "nature-deficit disorder," will never be given as an actual medical diagnosis. The thesis of Last Child in the Woods is that today's children suffer from too little exposure to nature. Louv argues that digging in the soil or wandering in the woods is essential for any child's development, and he presents evidence that spending time outdoors helps relieve the symptoms of ADHD.
Weaving together compelling anecdotes and scientific data, Louv says that today's children are more disconnected from the outdoors than those of any previous generation. A number of factors—loss of open space, fear of injury, and, of course, electronic forms of entertainment—keep kids inside the house. "I like to play indoors better 'cause that's where all the electrical outlets are," one fourth-grader told him. Louv traces a host of emerging trends, from higher levels of childhood obesity and depression to a dearth of creativity and lower academic performance, back to this nature deficit.
The author devotes a full chapter to the link with ADHD. The human brain, Louv speculates, might be hard-wired to thrive on the sensory input provided by swaying trees and gurgling brooks, and their absence may change us in fundamental ways. But whether or not nature deficit contributes to attention deficit, he argues, nature can help cure it. Louv cites research showing that daily play or activity in "green" environments can reduce symptoms in children diagnosed with ADHD. (See "The Natural Remedy for ADD" to read an interview with the author of one of these studies)
Louv offers more than evidence supporting his theory — he passes along advice and activity ideas for parents. For the charming game "The Sound of a Creature Not Stirring," parent and child list unheard "sounds," like an apple ripening or leaves changing colors, as they wander through the woods. After all, the cure for nature-deficit disorder is right in our own backyards.

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Eldress Elizabeth M. Noyes and Sister Edith Green, New Hampshire
Contributed by United Society of Shakers
A sincere belief in universal brotherhood permitted neither racial nor ethnic discrimination among the Shakers.
Sister Edith Green (1879-1951)was born in Gloucester, MA, and joined the Canterbury Shaker community in 1895.
Eldress Elizabeth M. Noyes' father and uncle, Brothers Josiah (1802-1887) and Thomas E. Noyes (1813-1898), published abolitionist tracts and were associated with William Lloyd Garrison before joining the Sabbathday Lake community in 1863.
Eldress Lizzie was an 1868 graduate of Hebron Academy. After teaching in Missouri for a time, she returned to Maine and joined the Sabbathday lake community in 1873. During her long career, she served as Postmaster, Trustee and Eldress.
This eulogy is from the Church Journal: "She had a most wonderful brain, great executive ability, and was rich in wisdom, and experience. Her greatest virtue was Charity being noted for this everywhere. She was like unto a mighty oak in the forest!"
They are shown on the Dwelling House Porch, Canterbury, N.H.
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- Title: Eldress Elizabeth M. Noyes and Sister Edith Green, New Hampshire
- Creator: United Society of Shakers
- Creation Date: circa 1915
- Subject Date: circa 1915
- Town: Canterbury
- County: Merrimack
- State: NH
- Media: Original photograph
- Local Code: 375
- Object Type: Image
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By Sara Bryce
Published on Friday, December 07, 2012 - 11:44
Members of the Caterpillar Music Group raised more than £300 to buy toys for the appeal. Picture by Jennifer Burton.
AS THE Isle of Wight Toy Appeal enters its last week, Islanders have been asked for one last push to bring Christmas to the Island's most deserving children.
The appeal, which has been supported by the County Press, Isle of Wight Radio, Rob da Bank and the Bestival Foundation, has collected hundreds of toys for needy children from babies to teenagers, and closes at noon next Friday (December 14).
Deborah Rooke said: "Daniel and I would like to thank all those who have donated so far and remind anyone who hasn't that there is still time.
"With so many children who could benefit from this appeal, we want to have one really big push for the final week to see if we can beat our target. For some children, Christmas might not otherwise arrive at their house."
Some groups around the Island have held events to raise money to buy toys, including Maggie Carberry and her Caterpillar Music Group for babies and young children, who raised £301.65.
She said: "We decided to ask for cash donations so we could then purchase the toys on behalf of the parents and children. This meant we could mainly target the age group most in need of toys, the teenage boys.
"I am delighted that, especially at this time of year, everyone was so generous at all our classes. It's been heart-warming to watch the children put their pennies into the box."
The charities the appeal hopes to help include The Children's Society, St Mary's Hospital, The Isle of Wight Foodbank, Women's Refuge Centre, Salvation Army, and the YMCA Young Carers Scheme, among others.
Deborah said: "When you are out Christmas shopping this week please spare a thought for those less fortunate. Buy an extra gift and take it to one of our many drop off points, we will wrap it for you and deliver it in time for Christmas.
"Let's make Christmas special for as many Island children as possible."
For present ideas and where to find a drop off point, visit www.christmastoyappeal.org
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I experience frequent crashes and/or lock-ups when running games - what should I do?
This article includes some instructions which are for advanced users - please consult the documentation for your motherboard before making any changes to your system BIOS settings.
If you are overclocking any components on your computer, please revert the memory timing and voltage to the settings recommended by the hardware manufacturer. Crashes and system instability which result from overclocking will not be supported by Steam Support or your hardware's manufacturer.
Please start with these steps when you are ready to troubleshoot the cause of the crashes you are experiencing.
If you have never played the game before on your system, it is crucial to double-check the system requirements to determine if your system can run the game. The minimum system requirements for each game can be found on the game's page in the Steam Storefront.
Check the DirectX and Pixel Shader Requirements for Games on Steam topic to make sure that your system meets the minimum requirements for the game you are attempting to play. Many newer games such as Team Fortress 2 and Portal require greater system resources than Half-Life 2.
Please see the Verifying GCF Cache Files topic for instructions to ensure game cache file corruption is not the source of the crash.
Check the Programs Which Interfere with Steam, and Spyware, Malware, Adware, and Viruses Interfering with Steam topics to ensure the crash which you have encountered is not related to malicious software or a specific program which is known to cause issues with Steam.
Certain Anti-Virus applications such as AVG 7.5, Nod32 and Norton have been confirmed to cause instability with Steam and Source Engine games. This software must be fully uninstalled from your system until the Anti-Virus software developers can resolve these issues. If you are not comfortable with using alternative Anti-Virus protection, then we recommend contacting your Anti-Virus developer for more information.
If you have installed a PCI or USB sound card on your system (such as a Creative X-fi or Audigy sound card), please ensure that your motherboard's onboard sound card is disabled in the system BIOS. Having both installed may result in system instability - even if the secondary device is disabled in the Windows device manager. Please consult your motherboard's manual for instructions on editing BIOS settings.
Check the Router and Router Firmware Issues topic to make sure that your router is properly configured and that you are running the best possible firmware version available. If your router is not configured correctly, it can cause crashes both in Steam and in games.
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Those custom autoexec.cfg files and graphics tweak guides you followed promised all kinds of improvements, but if all you ended up with are crashes then it is time to restore the original game settings for stability. In order to do this, make sure you are not running any custom autoexec.cfg files when the game starts up and use the -autoconfig launch option. To set this option, follow these steps:
Other PC games may install the Mss32.dll file in your C:\Windows\System32 directory. This can lead to the game crashing because the Mss32.dll file in your Windows folder is conflicting with the file located in the game's directory. Please see the The MSS DLL is incorrectly installed in the Windows System directory topic for instructions on how to remove the file from your System32 directory.
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Try launching the game to test - if you continue to experience crashes, proceed to the next set of troubleshooting recommendations.
Run Windows Update. It is imperative that your system is updated to the latest service pack and has all critical updates installed. It is also highly recommended that you install the latest version of the .NET framework.
Download and install the latest version of DirectX from the Microsoft DirectX Download Page. DirectX is updated about once a month by Microsoft and should be checked for new versions (known as "Runtimes") on a regular basis.
See the Updating Drivers topic for instructions to check your current video and sound card driver versions and visit links to hardware manufacturer sites (on-board sound card drivers will be found at your motherboard manufacturer's site).
Remember to remove outdated drivers before updating and check for any known software or driver conflicts which may occur with the updated drivers. We do not recommend running beta or custom drivers (such as Omega drivers) unless they solve a very specific issue for a game you are playing.
Check the Motherboard Information and Drivers topic for motherboard manufacturer links so you may download BIOS updates and driver updates for your motherboard. Chipset drivers for your motherboard are also very important to keep up to date.
Disable your sound card through the Windows Device Manager and try running the game. Please see the Troubleshooting Device Conflicts with Device Manager Microsoft Knowledge base article if you would like instructions to disable the device.
If disabling the sound card resolves the issue, please see the How to manage devices in Windows XP Microsoft Knowledge base article to resolve the device conflict.
Review the Setting Game Launch Options topic for instructions to test the game with these launch options:
-nosound -window -dxlevel 70 +mat_forcehardwaresync 0
For The Orange Box games (Episode Two, Team Fortress 2 and Portal), please use the following launch option:
-nosound -window -dxlevel 81 +mat_forcehardwaresync 0
If these launch options do not resolve the issue, skip the remaining steps in this section and proceed to the next section.
If the game runs without crashing after using the launch options above, remove the -nosound launch option and set the DirectX hardware sound acceleration to "BASIC" by running DXDIAG, selecting the Sound tab, and then moving the Hardware Sound Acceleration Level slider to the second-lowest setting.
If this setting does not resolve the issue, skip the remaining steps in this section and proceed to the next section.
If the game continues to run without crashing, you may remove the -window launch option and review the Reset Video Settings and Force a Video Mode topic for instructions to slowly increase the -dxlevel, resolution, and detail levels until you find a working level.
Go to Start > Control Panel > System > Advanced > Performance > Data Execution Prevention.
Select "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select:"
Select "Add", navigate to C:\Program Files\Steam (or your default Steam directory), and add Steam.exe to the exception list.
Additionally, you will need to add the executable (hl2.exe, for example) for any game you are seeing issues with. These files will either be in Steam\steamapps\common\<Game Title> or in \Steam\steamapps\<Your Steam Account Name>\<Game Title>\
If the issue persists, please download and run the Memtest86 RAM test program and run it to determine whether or not the issue may be caused by a faulty RAM stick.
RAM sticks which fail this test must be replaced.
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Sunday, November 18, 2012
More then 30 Mr Magic Rap Attack tapes for your listening pleasure
Uploaded more then 30 Mr Magic tapes. Mostly complete Rap Attack shows but also some great snippets like the 1981 disco showcase and the interview with Mikey D + LA Posse with Paul C. The tapes have been shared before but i think most of those links are dead. So for all of you who where not able to get them earlier on my blog or elswhere: Enjoy!
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Amazing blog man ! could you update the link please.....?
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Diamond Match - is a new attractive colorful game for BlackBerry Smartphones by DVGames.
Your main objective - to blow up the diamonds until they reach the top of the screen. You can explode 3 or more nearby diamonds of the same color. Choose your difficulty level in 3, 5 or 6 colors, and try to pass levels as much as possible. There is also an online scoreboard, so you can compete with players from all over the world! Prove you're the best in it by posting your highest scores on the Diamond Match Facebook page.
Diamond Match is available for most OS 4.6 and higher BlackBerry Smartphones, and can be downloaded as free or full versions from BlackBerry World.


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Group Forums >> ASK A REAL COP A QUESTION >> Legal Vehicle Headlights
Legal Vehicle Headlights
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Posted over 7 years ago Maybe i'm spoiled now, living and working in the mountains of new hampshire but last week i had to take a road trip to Philadelphia Pa. 8 hours, 850 round trip, and i was surprised at the amount of vehicles driving on the roads with headlights that literally blind you either oncoming or coming up behind you. Back in the day in new york there were several sections for improper headlights or headlight restrictions, are there not any such laws today? and just for my personal info, are there lights factory installed or after market? |
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| Posted over 7 years ago just depends on the vehicle like audis' headlights reallt offensive while i had to purchase after market for my pickup because of the area i live in is populated by wild hogs and like to stand in the middle of the road at 4:30 am and cant see them as they blend in my poor truck |
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| Posted over 7 years ago Headlight laws vary form state to state, as far as i know in my area (midwest) there are no restriction on the brightness, however you are required to dim your headlights when approaching another vehicle. dimming doesn't necessarily help if the headlights are misadjusted, or are in a pickup with a load toward the back that raises the front end. I have stopped people in the past for not dimming their headlights as they approached me, though i usually just gave them a warning rather that cite them. |
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| Posted over 7 years ago MIKIESPLACE says ... Mike, I hate those bright lights behind me too. Maybe we need to wear our shades at night..... LOL |
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| Posted over 7 years ago I´m sure Mike & Chuck to say for sure working in the City of New York we were lucky too see a good amount of cars with their lights on at night but yes each state has their own V.T.L on low and hight lights! RALPH'S CHANNEL ON VEETLE.COM
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| Posted over 7 years ago ShockUSMC87 says ... Is that TX DOT approval, if so what about out of state drivers? |
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| Posted over 7 years ago Laws def depend on where you live. Here is Ohio there are sections of law for headlights of less intensity, aiming of headlights, failure to dim and two headlights required. I don't know of anything for headlights that are too bright. |


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The Sonic the Hedgehog OSV (Original Sound Version) Project is a community effort to create the best possible rips of music tracks from classic Sonic games. The project's goal is to provide a superior-quality collection of consistently ripped, timed, and accurately labelled music, avoiding the mislabellings and low-quality recordings that similar collections exhibit.
Several soundtracks/OSVs have been ripped so far, totaling over 1 GB in disk space. The collection spans from 1991 (Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)) through 1998 (Sonic R for Windows 95/98), which includes most of the major "classic" Sonic games. However, a few are absent, as users encountered difficulties ripping their soundtracks.
Despite the project's stated goal, several Sonic Retro forum users have expressed concern about the quality of the files produced, and the somewhat outdated methods of the project, and have suggested that a more up-to-date ripping effort be made.The music is, for the most part, emulator-ripped, except for the games that came on CDs. In addition, Alexbt is working on analog hardware rips of at least the first few Mega Drive Sonic games.
Sonic Sue was able to do a great deal of the ripping herself. However, some games proved to be problematic, and other users stepped in to help with those. Help was provided by:
The Sonic the Hedgehog OSV Project - A community effort to rip the best Sonic music possible |
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Ordinance: Restricts unattached trailers, regardless of size, from being left in the public right-of-way on residential streets. Restricts boat trailers (with or without boats) from being left in the public right-of-way on residential streets. Since Recreational Vehicles are of a size that would exceed the Oversized Vehicle height, width or length definition identified above, this ordinance, based on modifications recommended by the Public Works Commission, would essentially also restrict the parking of RV's in the public right-of-way on streets that are zoned residential. Exceptions 1.) Loading or unloading of persons or property 2.) Service to a property in the vicinity 3.) Emergency repairs or waiting for a tow operator for no longer than eight hours; or 4.) Response to a public emergency by any emergency vehicle of any political subdivision of the State of California. 5.) Parking of wheelchair-accessible vans. 6.) Allow RVs to be parked on public streets immediately abutting the owner's residence for no more than 24 consecutive hours twice during any seven day period. This will allow RV owners to use their RV for recreation. Implementation Timeline:
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A 17-year-old labourer was charred to death while his brother suffered serious burn injuries when both were allegedly set ablaze by three persons for refusing to work at a construction site in Jhansi, police said.
Pawan (17) and Kapil Dhobi, both brothers, refused to work at the construction site at Chirgaon in Atpai village and were allegedly set on fire by three persons on Saturday, superintendent of police (rural) S P Singh said.
An FIR had been registered against Suresh, Bablu and Brijesh Yadav, the SP said.
They were on the run and a hunt had been launched to nab them, he said.
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Syrian Chemical Weapons Agreement Faces Major Obstacles
Terry AtlasSyria must disclose the complete details of its chemical weapons and related facilities by next Saturday, a critical test of whether President Bashar al-Assad will comply with the U.S.-Russian accord on finding, securing and eliminating his toxic armaments.
The plan agreed upon by Russia and the U.S. is to follow a "tightly fixed schedule" that envisions international monitors taking control of Syria's chemical weapons until they can be destroyed or removed from the country by mid-2014, a timetable that will be difficult to meet even if Assad's regime cooperates.
There are gaps in what officially is called a "framework" that add to the uncertainties about whether it will deliver as promised by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. If Assad fails to comply, President Barack Obama will again confront the issue of whether to use U.S. military force.
"It's a wait-and-see game at this point," said Faiza Patel, a former official at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the international body that oversees the Chemical Weapons Convention banning such arms.
"We'll see each step of the way how cooperative the Syrians are, and how much political will there is in the international community to actually support this effort," Patel, co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, said in a phone interview.
Syrian 'Untrustworthiness'
An initial question is whether Russia can deliver Assad, an ally fighting to survive, whom the U.S. says was responsible for an Aug. 21 attack using the nerve agent sarin that killed more than 1,400 people.
"The Assad regime is the essence of untrustworthiness," said Fred Hof, who last year served as Obama's ambassador-at-large on the Syria crisis. "Whether or not this agreement is an actual breakthrough depends primarily on the actions of those who own this toxic devil's brew and who have used it to kill innocent civilians."
The deal was worked out between Kerry and Lavrov without some basic facts, including the size of Assad's arsenal, where it's located, and how and where it might be destroyed. Assad had no immediate comment on the agreement, which goes to the United Nations Security Council -- where Russia has a veto -- to compel Syria's compliance.
"There can be no games, no room for avoidance or anything less than full compliance," Kerry told reporters Sept. 14 in Geneva at a joint briefing with Lavrov. Obama retains his military options, Kerry said yesterday after a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem.
Numbers Game
The U.S. and Russia haven't agreed on the number of Syrian weapons sites, according to a State Department official who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the negotiations. That will make it difficult to assess whether Assad has disclosed all of Syria's chemical weapons infrastructure, including the quantities and locations of the munitions, chemical agents and production equipment to be designated for destruction or removal.
Then it will be up to international monitors to try to verify the information. The accord says they should have "immediate and unfettered right to inspect any and all sites," language that could give them access to some of Assad's most sensitive military locations. The initial inspections of sites declared by Syria are to be completed by November, according to the agreement.
Exploiting Technicalities
"Given Assad's record, there's every reason to think Assad will stall, that he'll exploit technicalities, and that it would be likely that he would hide some chemical weapons, too," said Robert Lieber, a professor of government and international affairs at Georgetown University in Washington.
Once sites are identified, international monitors from the OPCW and UN "should be dispatched as rapidly as possible to support control, removal and destruction of Syria's chemical weapons capabilities," according to the plan. The U.S., U.K, Russia, China and France -- the five permanent members of the UN Security Council -- may provide experts to assist in the effort, according to the agreement.
"Assad may try to hide some of his CW stockpile, but it will be difficult for him to do so over the course of the inspections, which will be aided by U.S. and Russian intelligence on the nature and location and size of the stockpile," said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association in Washington.
Limited Knowledge
U.S. officials, though, concede that their knowledge of Syria's chemical arsenal is limited, in part because Syrian forces keep moving them. The U.S. has identified more than 40 sites where intelligence officials think the munitions are stored, but they are confident of fewer than half of those locations, said two officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss classified information.
Nor is there certainty about the size of Syria's chemical stockpile. While the U.S. estimates that Syria has 1,000 metric tons of chemical agents -- including sarin and mustard gas -- and precursor chemicals, Russia's estimates are lower, and the two officials said both are largely guesswork.
Finding and securing all the facilities will be a challenge as fighting continues in a civil war in which more than 100,000 people have been killed. Kerry said inspections and verification are feasible because Assad now controls all of the weapons sites.
'Probably Nil'
"I would be very very surprised if the regime allowed full access to all sites, let alone a process for getting these materials out of Syria for destruction," said Andrew Tabler, senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
Richard Butler, former UN weapons inspector in Iraq, said in an interview broadcast yesterday on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS" that "one of the very considerable difficulties" in Syria will be protection for inspectors.
Even if Assad complies on disclosure and access, destroying or removing the deadly chemicals is a challenge, particularly on a short timeline. The agreement calls for all production and mixing equipment to be destroyed by November.
"With ongoing fighting, the prospect of destroying chemical stocks in Syria is probably nil," Hof, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, said by e-mail.
The State Department official who briefed reporters in Geneva declined to describe the mid-2014 target date as realistic, saying only that it's possible.
Meeting Deadline
While destruction of specialized manufacturing equipment and unfilled chemical munitions can be done in Syria, Patel said the only way to meet the deadline for chemical agents such as sarin would be to remove them from Syria.
The accord says the "most effective control" of these agents "may be achieved by removal of the largest amounts of weapons feasible, under OPCW supervision" for destruction elsewhere. Destruction is done by incineration or chemical neutralization in specialized facilities to protect both the operators and the local environment.
"If you can get those toxic chemicals to a destruction facility that is already up and running, then, yes, I think there is a decent chance that they can be destroyed within that rough time frame," Patel said.
No decision has been made on who would destroy the chemical stockpile or where, whether inside Syria or in another country, including the U.S., according to a second State Department official, who also spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the talks in Geneva.
Few Choices
There aren't many choices. The U.S., which has been eliminating its chemicals weapons under the Chemical Weapons Convention, has closed or is in the process of closing nine of its 13 chemical warfare agent destruction sites, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Further, shipping Syria's chemical agents to the U.S. for storage and destruction may be barred by a law against transporting such materials across state lines, said Patel.
The U.S. wouldn't want to see the chemicals shipped to a destruction plant in Libya, where Islamic extremists are still battling the government. In any event, that facility hasn't be in operation since its heating element broke down in February 2012, according to the OPCW.
The most likely candidate to take Syria's stockpile is Russia, Syria's ally, which also has destruction facilities, said Patel.
Eliminating Iraq's chemical weapons took most of the decade following the U.S.-led military assault that drove Iraqi forces out of Kuwait in 1991, as leader Saddam Hussein hindered UN inspectors and hid some of his systems. Iraq had no chemical weapons at the time the U.S. invaded in 2003.
Differences on Force
Kerry and Lavrov revealed that they differ over authorizing the use of force under Chapter 7 of the UN Charter if Assad fails to comply with the agreement.
Russia blocked a proposal by the U.S., supported by France and the U.K., that the Security Council require compliance under Chapter 7 from the start, providing a trigger for military strikes. Instead, the accord calls for violations to be referred back to the council, which only then would consider imposing measures under Chapter 7.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today strongly encouraged Sierra Leoneans to ensure that national elections on Saturday are carried out peacefully to build on the progress made since the end of the country's civil war ended a decade ago.
"The Secretary-General strongly encourages Sierra Leoneans to ensure that the same peaceful spirit that has characterized the electoral process thus far prevails on election day, as well as during the vote counting and announcement of the results," said a statement issued by Mr. Ban's spokesperson.
The West African nation is scheduled to hold four elections – presidential, parliamentary, local council and mayoral – in what is viewed as an important step for a country that is rebuilding after a civil war that ended in 2002.
"Peaceful elections resulting in a credible outcome are critical for consolidating Sierra Leone's hard-won peace and for demonstrating that the tremendous progress the country has made since the end of the hostilities one decade ago is irreversible," the statement added.
Mr. Ban also paid tribute to the registered political parties, national institutions and other national stakeholders for their cooperation following the signing of the 18 May 2012 Declaration in which they committed themselves to hold peaceful, free and fair elections.
The elections will be the country's third since the end of its civil war, and the second since the withdrawal of the peacekeeping operation known as UN Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) in December 2005 – that mission was replaced by various other UN offices, most recently the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office (UNIPSIL), which focuses on political and development activities.


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Spey vs.Two Hander
I have some basic questions about the two rods. I am an average caster with bad trout fishing casting problems. Most of the people who have come to saltwater flyfishing are in the same boat with me. So here it goes.
What is the abvantage to the two hander over the Spey?As I observed at the casting clave the wind had a big effect on the Spey rod. The two hander did not do much better. Wind is a huge factor in saltwater fishing as we know. What rod would handle the wind better? A few posts back I advised someone to get a 10' conventional rod and was told that the 10' for 10 weight rod would be very tiring. Yet casting a 12' two handed rod must also be very tiring. So what style of rod is better for the ocean? Thanks to those who answer this thread just trying to make a decision on what rod is the best one to buy. FishHawk
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I'm not sure you were there during the two-handed overhand casting portion of the clinic... in fact I am pretty sure you had left before the "beach casting" portion. I think you might be comparing spey casts to to overhand casts people made with the spey rods and lines for grins and giggles. The overhand casting rod did great in the wind. Even in that horrendous headwind it was throwing the just about the whole line straight down it's throat. On the parking lot the shooting head was throwing almost 150 feet overhand, wind quartered from the left side. I think you missed all that; in retrospect I should've done the overhand first for the group we had on hand. Dealing with wind has more to do with the energy in the loop, the number of grains and the narrowness of the path that the wedge cuts thru the air, it doesn't really matter how the loop was formed. A single hander, a double hander, a spey can all generate a wind biting loop given the right lines and casting skills. The advantages for two-handed rods in wind are: 1) They can easily handle serious grains, which is a major factor in defeating wind. A 12wt line feels comfortable to cast all day. 2) You don't need to turn around to deal with a cross-wind. Just reach over the left shoulder and pull with the bottom hand to let the cast fly. 3) The fly is only in the air for one backcast. It's less likely to impale your ear. 4) you can adapt shooting heads which are perhaps the ultimate weapon for fighting wind. These rods throw heads a mile. Anyway, to respond to your questions... Spey fishing (including the rods, lines, casts and presentation) is not ideally suited for general saltwater flyfishing but it can be applied in specific cases to an advantange. The flatwing presentation is one of these. Spey fishing is ideally suited to fishing rivers for salmon and steelhead. The situations where it fits to saltwater flyfishing best are inlets, rivers and tidal areas with limited back casting space where the current allows for spey casting and swinging of the fly in current. You saw how tough it was to spey cast in that coastal headwind. Clearly overhand casting was much more suited to the task, which we did later with a different rod after you left. Two-handed overhand casting on the other hand is ideally suited to saltwater flyfishing from shore in many situations, in fact these situations it's superior to the common single handed rods we all use. As opposed to spey, it's significantly more suited to the task as most experienced two-handers will agree. Quote:
Two-handed casting is not tiring. The only time it can wear on you is while you learn how to do it, just like single hand casting or any kind of casting. I won't sugar coat the learning curve, but it's pretty short. I'd say a morning or afternoon with some fish busting at 100' and you'll get it down Inefficient casting mechanics, regardless of the number of hands, is tiring. Conversely efficient casting is easy on the body. I have found that I can exceed single handed cast distances using the two-hander with one backcast, thus spend less time casting and more time fishing. On average in the surf, I take about 3 seconds to hit a 100' cast. Unless fishing a popper or trying to excite busting fish, I retrieve a fly that distance in almost 30 seconds, shock and stop. That's a 10:1 ratio of fishing to casting time! And don't forget, when that submarine hits the fighting advantage is night and day. We should spend some time casting one together one day Bill! |
Juro got there before I could hit the send button Here are a couple of thoughts: Firstly, "two hands are better than one". Both the spey and overhead casts are different from conventional "single-sided" casting - that's why it feels so strange when you first pick up either style of double-handed rod. Your natural inclination is to make the cast with the dominant hand (side) and you're not sure what to do with the other one. The "two-sided" approach spreads the effort across your upper body hence the whole thing becomes a lot less effort (and hence less tiring on the old joints) - but it takes a bit of practice. Part of the question had to do with the wind. Its a pity you missed the fun with the LC13 shooting head on the surf stick at Quonny. All things being equal, in really windy conditions in the salt I would choose a stiffer action rod - single or double-handed. Later that evening at Weakpaug I had big problems with my 15ft traditional spey. No lack of power in the rod but the wind was putting more flex into the soft-action rod than I was. Armed with the stiffer two hander I could have covered breaking fish on every cast. Finally, choosing between Spey and Overhead style rods depends on the type of fishing you want to do. For floating lines and flatwings in the surf or current situations, Spey rods are a delight. For launching something big and nasty over the horizon and maximum "seek and destroy" capability the Overhead style rod will get it done. With practice you will be able to get the fly out there 120+ feet. With practice! Like any other style of fly fishing, it takes a bit of practice. Like Juro said, two-handed rods won't give you a silver bullet solution to casting problems but they open up a whole new world of opportunties for saltwater anglers.
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Once we squeeze the rest of the fishing out of this season I hope we can find affordable indoor facilities to do casting tune-up sessions. We could invite guest speakers (we have several great casters and teachers in the area) and also give our own schpeels (many of us in the forum aren't too shabby either), stay warmed up and even improve dramatically over the winter months. A tying table wouldn't be bad either.
If anyone knows of such a facility in a neutral location, perhaps once a month with one session west of Boston; one near Providence, another on the North Shore, etc - please suggest them. I love the Reading facility but at $575 per evening it's a bit too much for our humble organization to do more than once a year. Something to keep in the back of your mind anyway. |
Thanks Juro and Adrian for clearing up some of my questions. I too wish that I had stuck around to see the two hander in action. Juro your suggestion to have indoor information casting clave is as usual a great idea. I would pay extra money for a session like this. Thanks again. FishHawk
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In 1976, Tinney became an assistant professor of journalism at Howard University. He helped to establish the first scholarly journal on Black Pentecostalism, Spirit: A Journal of Issues Incident in Black Pentecostalism, as well as the William J. Seymour Pentecostal Fellowship at Howard, an annual Black Religion Writers Workshop and the Society for Blacks in Religious Communications.
In 1979, Tinney came out publicly in an address to the initial Third World Lesbian and Gay Conference. In 1980, he founded the Pentecostal Coalition for Human Rights as part of his mission to help lesbians and gay men to reconcile their Pentecostalism with their homosexuality. In 1982, he organized a three-day revival for gays and lesbians. This resulted in Bishop Samuel Kelsey, the pastor of the church where Tinney served as lay minister, excommunicating him. Later that year, Tinney founded Faith Temple, a nondenominational church with a largely Black gay and lesbian congregation. Through Faith Temple, Tinney organized several conferences to help build bridges between fundamentalist churches and the LGBT community.
James Tinney died at age 46 on June 12, 1988, from complications related to AIDS.
(This biographical information taken from obituaries in The Washington Blade, 6/17/88, and The Washington Post, 6/15/88, and "Black, Gay & Pentecostal" by Mary Lincer in The Washington Blade, 10/23/81. Photo: Washington Blade archive photo, reproduced with permission of the Washington Blade, a Brown Naff Pitts OmniMedia, Inc. property.)
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Won't stop till I collect as much as humanly possible.
About my ratings:
My ratings are absoultely terrible and inaccurate. I have a tendency to rate things I like as a 4.5 or 5 and things I don't like end up with a 2-3. Every so often I go through my ratings and adjust them to represent the quality of the work, but I do that only once in a blue moon.
Simply put: Don't put too much faith in my ratings!
I am currently freezing my anime intake. Until I finish everything on my watching/stalled list, I won't start a new anime. *With the exception of movies*
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But, on a whole, I was expecting this season to be terrible by all the small descriptions I read prior to them starting, but the season has really surprised me. And, most of the shows I thought would be my favorites haven't been. Like I said, Another and Pirates are my faves. Nisemonogatari is a pandering disappointment, but having read the novel it's not THAT disappointing. Not to mention that Hakkin Disco OP is awesome. High School of the Dead DxD was exactly what I expected of it; horrid plot and endless ecchi, but it still has a comical shine to it that makes me watch it.
I'm literally watching everything that's airing (outside of that Naruto, Bleach, OP shit). lol.
Eh, my life's fine. Nothing good and nothing bad. I have plenty of time to spend on anime at the moment (hoping to change that soon). Fave of the season is Another, followed by Mouretsu Pirates. Ohi is cool. It doesn't generate as much traffic as old ED does so it's easy to watch and you have time to actually think up stuff and write. The forums are just as obnoxious and circle-jerky as edf ever was: http://forums.ohinternet.com/forum.php A bunch of the guys just hang out in IRC versus posting, though.
Overall, I've got nothing to complain about.
Ohis forums are up and running, but as invite only. If you'd like entry, I need an e-mail address.
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2008 Women's Volleyball News
May 18, 2009Sagnelli Inks Two More For Upcoming Season Central Connecticut head volleyball coach Linda Sagnelli announced the final two National Letter of Intent signings for the 2009 season. Mary Kate Schmidt, an outside hitter and right side from Evergreen Park, IL, and Blaike King, an outside hitter from Carson City, NV, have both committed to the CCSU program.
December 04, 2008Sagnelli Signs Two for 2009 Season Central Connecticut head volleyball coach Linda Sagnelli announced two National Letter of Intent signings for the 2009 season. Jamie Rademacher, a middle hitter from New Lenox, IL, and Emily Cochran, an outside hitter from Adel, IA, both committed to CCSU during the early signing period.
November 22, 2008Volleyball To Compete In 6th Straight NEC Tournament Starting Today The Central Connecticut volleyball team will be competing in the Northeast Conference Tournament for the sixth year in a row this weekend in Moon Township, PA. The Blue Devils are the third seed in the tournament, finishing with an NEC record of 5-3, and will play sixth seeded Sacred Heart in a quarterfinal match on Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
November 22, 2008CCSU Places Three Players On All-NEC Volleyball Teams Senior captain Amanda Olmstead and sophomore Lauren Snyder were selected to the the All-Northeast Conference First Team, while junior Jamie Baumert received All-NEC Second Team honors. This marks the first time in Olmstead's career she received All-NEC accolades, while Baumert has been on the all conference teams for three straight years at CCSU. Snyder also recieved the honors last year in her first season in New Britain. The awards were presented on Friday evening at the NEC banquet on the eve of the conference tournament. The Championships are being held at Robert Morris University.
November 22, 2008Petrella Records Season Best 28 Digs, CCSU Falls in NEC Quarterfinal Sophomore Kaitlin Petrella tallied a match best 28 digs, but the Central Connecticut (11-14) volleyball team fell to Sacred Heart (18-12) in the quarterfinals of the Northeast Conference Tournament on Saturday afternoon in Moon Township, PA. Sophomore Lauren Snyder finished with a team high 11 kills and added nine digs for the Blue Devils in their final match of the season.
November 16, 2008Snyder's 10 Kills Leads Blue Devils in Loss at Robert Morris Lauren Snyder had a team-high 10 kills as the Central Connecticut women's volleyball team dropped a 3-0 decision at Robert Morris on Sunday afternoon. The Blue Devils finish the regular season with an 11-13 overall record and a 5-3 mark in the Northeast Conference. The Blue Devils will return to Robert Morris this weekend for the NEC Tournament.
November 15, 2008Olmstead, Snyder Combine for 36 Kills in 3-1 Victory at St. Francis (PA) The Central Connecticut volleyball team posted a 3-1 victory over St. Francis (PA) on the road on Saturday in the first match of their Pennsylvania swing to end the regular season. CCSU, now 11-12 overall and 5-2 in the Northeast Conference, were led by Amanda Olmstead and Lauren Snyder who each posted 18 kills in the victory. CCSU plays on Sunday at Robert Morris to end the regular season.
November 08, 2008Blue Devils Sweep St. Francis (NY) On Senior Day Senior captain Amanda Olmstead recorded 12 kills and six digs, while junior Jamie Baumert tallied 11 kills and eight blocks as the Central Connecticut (10-12, 4-2) volleyball team swept St. Francis (NY) (0-29, 0-5), 3-0, on Senior Day at Detrick Gymnasium. Senior captains Olmstead and Jenna Quadrozzi, as well as senior manager Laura Baker were honored before the match on Saturday.
November 06, 2008Baumert Named to ESPN The Magazine Academic All District Team Junior Jamie Baumert was awarded for her performance on and off the court, receiving ESPN The Magazine Academic All District 1 honors. Baumert earned a second team spot for her accomplishments this year. The Elkhorn, NE native is an elementary education major at CCSU.
November 05, 2008Blue Devils Roll Past Bryant, 3-0 Senior captain Amanda Olmstead accumulated double digit kills for the eighth match in a row and the Central Connecticut (9-12) volleyball team defeated Bryant_16-16), 3-0, at Detrick Gymnasium on Wednesday night. The Blue Devils have now won five of their last six matches, recording three sweeps in the process. Olmstead tallied a match best 13 kills on .231 hitting percentage, while adding nine digs, three blocks and two aces.
November 03, 2008Baumert Named NEC Player of the Week For Career Day Jamie Baumert was name Northeast Conference Player of the Week for her outstanding play this week against Sacred Heart and Fairleigh Dickinson. The junior recorded a career high of 13 blocks against the Pioneers on Thursday. She followed her career day with a 17 kill outing on Saturday to defeat the Knights.
November 01, 2008Bayer, Olmstead Lead CCSU Past FDU, 3-1 Sophomore Amanda Bayer tallied a match best 50 assists while recording 11 digs to lead the Central Connecticut volleyball team (8-12, 3-2) past Fairleigh Dickinson (14-11, 2-2) on the road Saturday afternoon, 3-1 (25-19, 25-21, 23-25, 25-16). Senior captain Amanda Olmstead added 17 kills and nine digs to help the Blue Devils improve to 8-12 on the season and move back above .500 in NEC action.
October 30, 2008Baumert Blocks to a Career High, Blue Devils Fall to Sacred Heart Junior Jamie Baumert recorded a career high 13 blocks, but the Central Connecticut volleyball team (7-12, 2-2) fell to Sacred Heart (16-9, 3-1) at home Thursday night, by a score of 3-1 (25-23, 25-23, 19-25, 28-26). Sophomore setter Amanda Bayer helped the Blue Devils stay in the match, tallying a team high 28 assists, 13 digs, three aces and three blocks.
October 24, 2008Volleyball Gets Road NEC Victory Over Quinnipiac, 3-1 Sophomore libero Kaitlin Petrella moved into eighth place in CCSU history for career digs, and the Central Connecticut (7-11, 2-1) volleyball team defeated Quinnipiac (3-23, 0-3) on the road, 3-1 (25-11, 19-25, 25-22, 25-15). Petrella recorded a match high 17 digs and now has 826 for her career and is 70 shy of seventh place all time. Fellow sophomore Lauren Snyder notched her third double-double of the season, tallying 15 kills and 10 digs in the victory.
October 23, 2008CCSU Volleyball Set to Participate in Dig Pink Event The Central Connecticut volleyball team, in conjunction with Quinnipiac Volleyball, will be participating in the Dig Pink event on Friday, October 24. Dig Pink is the Breast Cancer awareness rally being held all of October 2008 to raise money for breast cancer research. During their 7:00 p.m. match, Quinnipiac will be collecting donations and giving away prizes to raise money during this National Breast Cancer Awareness month.
October 19, 2008Olmstead and Bayer Guide Blue Devils to Conference Home Win Central Connecticut (6-11, 1-1) collected a 3-0 Northeast Conference home win over Wagner (2-14, 0-2). Senior Amanda Olmstead led the Blue Devils with a match-best 11 kills, 10 digs and three blocks. Sophomore Amanda Bayer added a match-high 36 assists, 11 digs and five service aces in the win.
October 14, 2008Olmstead and Vaughan Lead Blue Devils Past Providence Senior captain Amanda Olmstead and sophomore Tori Vaughan combined for 25 of the Blue Devils' 43 kills and the Central Connecticut volleyball team defeated Providence College on the road Tuesday night, 3-0.
October 11, 2008Volleyball Falls in NEC Opener The Central Connecticut volleyball team came out strong but fell late against Long Island, in the Blue Devils' first NEC match of the season. LIU (9-9, 1-0) lost the first set to CCSU (4-11, 0-1) before defeating the Blue Devils in three straight to grab their first Northeast Conference win on Saturday at Detrick Gymnasium.
October 07, 2008Blue Devils Fall to URI in Five Sets The Central Connecticut volleyball team took the University of Rhode Island to five sets and eventually fell to the Rams, 3-2, Tuesday night at Detrick Gymnasium. Senior captain Amanda Olmstead recorded her third double-double of the season in the loss, tallying 12 kills and 12 digs.
October 01, 2008Volleyball Snaps Losing Streak With Win Over Hartford The Central Connecticut volleyball team snapped a seven game losing streak by defeating Hartford 3-1 on Wednesday night at the University of Hartford. Sophomore Lauren Snyder led the Blue Devils with 13 kills and seven digs in the victory.
September 26, 2008CCSU Falls in Five Sets to Sacred Heart The Central Connecticut volleyball team took Sacred Heart University to five sets before falling 15-10 in the final measure. The Blue Devils got off to a slow start, losing the first two sets. After clawing their way back to a 2-2 tie in sets, CCSU was finished off when the Pioneers scored four straight points to win the match.
September 20, 2008Volleyball Falls to Fullerton and San Francisco The Central Connecticut volleyball team lost to Cal State Fullerton by a score of 3-0 and fell to San Francisco, 3-1 in their final two matches of the Fullerton Volleyball Classic on Saturday.
September 19, 2008Blue Devils Fall to Cal In First Day of Fullerton Classic The Central Connecticut volleyball team fell to California, 3-0, in their first day of competition at the Fullerton Classic. The Blue Devils are now 3-6 on the season and will be continuing play tomorrow against Cal State Fullerton and San Francisco.
September 13, 2008Blue Devils Fall to Harvard, 3-1 The Central Connecticut volleyball team lost their final match of the Harvard Invitational to the host Crimson on Saturday. It took four extremely close sets for the Blue Devils to be defeated 3-1 (25-21, 25-23, 23-25, 25-23). CCSU is now 3-5 this season and will look to rebound as they travel to California next weekend to compete in the Fullerton Classic.
September 12, 2008CCSU Drops Two Matches in First Day of Harvard Invitational The CCSU volleyball team lost both of their matches in the Harvard Invitational today falling to Long Beach State 3-0, and then dropping a match to Dartmouth by a score of 3-2. The Blue Devils are now 3-4 on the season and will play against the host Crimson tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.
September 10, 2008Snyder Leads Blue Devils Past Holy Cross With Double-Double Sophomore Lauren Snyder recorded her second double-double of the season and the Central Connecticut volleyball team defeated Holy Cross on the road, 3-2 (23-25, 25-11, 25-15, 23-25, 15-13). The outside hitter's 18 kills were a game high and her 13 digs tied her season high.
September 03, 2008Watch Tonight's Volleyball for Free on mediaCENTRAL Fans can watch tonight's volleyball game vs. St. John's for free via mediaCENTRAL. We will be offering a free preview of our first volleyball video stream tonight starting at 7 p.m. as the Blue Devils (2-1) host the Red Storm (1-2) in home volleyball action in Detrick Gymnasium. Click the Live Events Schedule link on the top right of the home page to access the video.
September 03, 2008Volleyball Falls to Defending Big East Champ St. John's, 3-0 The Central Connecticut women's volleyball team lost to defending Big East champion St. John's Wednesday night at Detrick Gymnasium. The Red Storm, who made it all the way to the Sweet 16 of last year's NCAA Tournament defeated the Blue Devils 3-0 (25-13, 25-17, 27-25). Sophomore Lauren Snyder led CCSU with 12 kills, eight digs and two service aces in the loss.
September 02, 2008Sophomore Lauren Snyder Named NEC Player of the Week Sophomore Lauren Snyder was named the Northeast Conference women's volleyball player of the week, announced Tuesday. Snyder and the Blue Devils were 2-1 last week with wins against Iona and Bucknell. CCSU remains at 2-1 and will welcome St. John's to Detrick Gymnasium for a non-conference match on Wednesday September 3 at 7:00 p.m.
August 30, 2008CCSU Defeats Iona and Falls to Stony Brook To Finish 2-1 in Blue Devil Invitational Sophomore Lauren Snyder led the CCSU Volleyball team with 20 kills and 13 digs to get past Iona in the Blue Devils first game on the second day of action in the CCSU Blue Devil Invitational. Sophomore Amanda Bayer tallied 32 assists and eight digs in a losing effort against Stony Brook. Central Connecticut finished the weekend tied with Iona and Stony Brook, each with records of 2-1.
August 29, 2008Volleyball Wins Season Opening Match, Defeats Bucknell 3-0 Senior Amanda Olmstead and sophomore Lauren Snyder combined for 21 out of the 40 Central Connecticut kills to propel the Blue Devils past Bucknell in opening night action of the CCSU Blue Devil Invitational. Central recorded a hitting percentage of .314 and tallied 10 service aces to defeat the Bison 3-0 (28-26, 25-12, 25-18).
August 19, 2008Volleyball Tabbed as Team to Beat in NEC Coaches' Poll The Central Connecticut Volleyball team has been selected as the number one team in the Northeast Conference preseason coaches' poll, as released this afternoon. The Blue Devils were picked ahead of last year's regular season and tournament champion Long Island, who received three first place votes, to CCSU's four.
July 29, 2008Central Connecticut Collects Second Straight AVCA Team Academic Award Central Connecticut's volleyball team earned its second straight AVCA Team Academic Award, as announced by the American Volleyball Coaches' Association this afternoon. The Blue Devils were one of 70 NCAA Division I teams to receive the honor, which is given to schools maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative team grade-point average.


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Aura 3D technology News
Kamal Haasan unveils Vishwaroopam Auro 3D trailer on birthday: pics
The actor went live through Skype across 40 theatres in Tamil Nadu
It was going to be the grand audio launch of Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam on his birthday on Wednesday, November 7. But last week's cyclonic weather caused him to drop those plans. Instead, fans were treated to a trailer showcasing the Auro 3D technology used in the film. Click here to read more -


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Intellectual Capital and Innovation: A Case Study of a Public Healthcare organisation in Europe
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Abstract: This research study focuses on innovation and the Human, Structural, and Relational components of Intellectual Capital, using Santos‑Rodrigues et al. (2011) research proposal as a framework. It aims to investigate the influence of Intellectua
l Capital on a public Healthcare organisations capability for innovation. Sixty five of the sixty eight questionnaires administered to hospital managers and leaders between July and August of 2011, were used in the research. The study suggests that a rel
ationship exists between the incentives to innovate (a dimension of Human Capital) and the innovation created, with trust being the only Structural Capital dimension related with the innovation adopted. It was found that networks and alliances (a dime
nsion of Relational Capital), is the only dimension simultaneously related with the innovation created and adopted constructs, hence, Relational Capital being the only Intellectual Capital construct related simultaneously with both innovation creation an
d adoption. The research further suggests that there is a direct relation between Human Capital and innovation, principally with the innovation created. The Structural Capital construct was found to be partly related with the Innovation Adoption construct
Keywords: Keywords: Intellectual Capital, Innovativeness, Healthcare, Human Capital, Structural Capital, Relational Capital


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To make this vegetarian, substitute cubes of extra-firm tofu for the chicken and use vegetable stock.
Bring a saucepan 3/4 full of water to a boil, add the noodles and cook until just tender, about 5 minutes. Drain and set aside until needed.
In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add the onion and saute until soft and translucent, about 4 minutes. Add the ginger and carrot and saute for 1 minute. Add the garlic and saute for 30 seconds; don't let the garlic brown. Add the stock and soy sauce and bring to a boil. Add the chicken and edamame and return to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer until the chicken is cooked and the edamame are tender, about 4 minutes. Add the soba noodles and soy milk and cook until heated through; don't let boil.
Remove pan from the heat and stir in the cilantro. Ladle soup into warmed individual bowls and serve immediately.
This recipe is one of 150 recipes collected in "The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook," published by Mayo Clinic Health Information and Oxmoor House, and winner of the 2005 James Beard award.
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Article 250
Grounding Electrode System and Grounding Electrode Conductor
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Supplementary grounding electrodes can be installed and they can be connected to the equipment grounding conductors. Supplementary grounding electrodes and their conductors are not required to comply with the bonding requirements of 250.50 and 250.53(C) or the 25 ohm resistance requirement of 250.56. However, the earth cannot be used as the sole equipment grounding conductor [250.4(A)(5)]. Author's Comment: The supplementary electrode is sometimes called a "signal reference ground" for sensitive electronic equipment. We must be careful not to confuse the "supplementary" grounding electrodes with the "supplemental" grounding electrodes required in 250.53(D) for the water pipe electrode.
Author's Comment: Some manufacturers of digital-based equipment require that a supplementary electrode (typically a ground rod) be connected to the machine.


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Bling bling
Today we had a family gathering because of my mother's birthday: we have been walking on the beach and into the forest of Oostvoorne. For that reason I added some bags to my nowadays production: a classical bag for my mother and a pair of younger styled bags for my sweet cousins of 16. All made of leather samples. Loved to see that they appeared to be a hit! Unfortunately the rain came today, so I wasn't able to shoot my cousins with their new bags. But, as usual, M wanted to model before we left.
This time the samples were used in a landscape direction. The bags are reversible, so when they like it they can turn their daytime bag into a hip evening bag. The separated ends of the double stitched lace are just knotted. This way the lace can be taken out the holes and attached again on the other side.
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- Jozefien said...
Ik blijf ze fantastisch vinden!
- 04 November, 2012 23:46
- Mike said...
Glad to hear that you were able to spend time with family. Your mother's birthday is something to remember. I always get excited for my mom's birthday because I get to get her a gift. I love to see the expression on her face when I get her a gift she loves.
- 05 November, 2012 00:38
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- vervlogen dagen said...
Mooi, mooi, mooi!
- 05 November, 2012 08:03
- vlijtig said...
Prachtig! Jaloers op die mooie stalen. Tutorial?
- 05 November, 2012 09:34
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Deze stadsgenoot droomt weg bij een eigen exemplaar - 08 November, 2012 13:31
- eva maria said...
Ze zijn ge-wél-dig!!
- 09 November, 2012 18:01
- heartsontheroad said...
Nogmaals bedankt voor de mooie tas, ik kreeg al veel complimenten :)
- 20 November, 2012 14:18
- Jenny said...
it's so beautiful
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Love these, where do you sell them and how mcyh are they?
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