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|2007-07-25, 01:53
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Falling for Ginsama ^3^
Graphic Designer
hmmmmm who is this? .................................O___________O
when did u join A-suki? xD(looks under avy) REALLY? in april
Man it seems I have drawn everyone from a-source here or something cuz alot of them are now a part of A-suki now o__O
well anyways I have tried again and still don't know T___T
and here are my banners as it stands now
|2007-07-25, 02:24
|Link #223
Kira_Naruto, the ecchi
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: http://www.exciting-tits.com/
@ Sig .. better .. but the text now look hanging without some sort of anchor..
I like your font choice and placement for the AMG banner.. the Kira banner need more .. erm clouds?
+1 for using my anime avatar btw .. He is me *shameless* ... Well, the Kira part from my name is tribute to him btw .. 2nd part was a word play .. since Kira_Shikamaru dont sound so nice
|2007-07-25, 08:33
|Link #224
C.C. belongs to me
Join Date: Aug 2006
very nice, u've improved alot since the last time i saw ur work
I really love the dark saber 1 cept the font, other than that its probably my fav 1 from u
as 4 the banners, they r nice 2 cept they r kind boring 2 look @. Try 2 play around with color adjustments and add some effects 2 the sides, and font needs work 2 =]
hope that helps
|2007-07-25, 08:37
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~ You're dead ^__^* ~
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owh i love the saber font though the placement is kinda dodgy O.O i think it would look better if you add an outer glow as well ^.^
but overall i love the siggy ^.^
|2007-07-25, 18:33
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Hail pork!
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Silicon Valley
lol, I beat you to the T-Elos sig! Well anyways, your dark saber sig is coming along through out all your revisions. Try not to overpower her body with the c4d. Thought it's a bit busy in the bg, you kept it consistant which is good. Keep up the great work... BTW, check out my T-Elos sig. You'll like it better than my Kos-Mos sig.
|2007-07-26, 11:40
|Link #230
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Princeton University
Wow Dave your Dark Saber sig is really cool now, I like its new feel now =3
As for your banners, banner #2 really stands out to me for some reason, good work ^ ^b
Keep those banners coming =3
|2007-07-26, 23:07
|Link #232
Falling for Ginsama ^3^
Graphic Designer
thx for the comments Shana ^^
for all the ppl who are xenosaga fans should know that mech. >,>
and for all those who aren't a xenosaga fan its a mech from the game. xD
<,< okay since I seriously dislike doing mutliple posts here is my dawn banner. I didn't know what to put so yea...
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|2007-07-27, 16:15
|Link #234
Falling for Ginsama ^3^
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Toxic>> Thx Toxic ^^
I hope I garner some votes for my banners xD
well seeing as the contest is winding down I made another Sig. =D
its another claymore sig XD
Man I hope that that claymore IS miria cuz if it isn't im going to be pissed >,<
|2007-07-27, 16:53
|Link #235
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Princeton University
I dont watch the show so I dont know if that is really her so gomen
but otherwise, a very nicely done siggy =3 Good work Dave ^ ^b
And your dawn banner is pretty cool too =] glad you decided to join the extension
|2007-07-28, 02:25
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Age: 30
It's pretty much okay but the render needs some more blending =P some edges of it are a bit rough (like the right part of his face n stuff). Also, I know it's hard, I keep having font problems as well, the font is not the best choice, nor it's is positioning, play around with fonts some more :O
Don't be afraid of the blending hehe~
|2007-07-28, 08:16
|Link #240
Hail pork!
Graphic Designer
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Silicon Valley
Oh man BD you're being like me and just spitting out sigs left and right. It's a little bit past 6am and I'm already working on a sig in gimp. If I can figure out the gradient maps, I'll let you know.
Your first E.S. Sig: I say swap the text and render and remove the arcing c4d and keep the radial looking c4d. Apply a light drop shadow on the render and then post results if you want.
Clamore sig: Ah this one is a nice soft piece. Colors are very balanced and text is excellent. Render is a tad too bright but in all reality, it's still blended nice so you don't have to touch it at all. Nice addition to your portfolio.
Jin Uzuki sig: I see you're getting into creating a Xenosaga set. Have you seen the animated series for part 1 yet? Well anyways, nice c4d explosion view. I would say watch your direction of c4d especially by the name text. See below it the c4d is striking downward and the c4d on the bg is going is an upward directions? Try to keep them consistant. Colors are complimenting is gear which is great. You're getting a lot better with every sig you make. Don't forget to make a T-Elos sig... and Nephelim too.
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After a Global Market Rout, What's Next?
Markets got a double-dose of bad news, and it sparked a selloff from Tokyo to Berlin to New York. What happens next? Lazard Capital's Art Hogan joins MoneyBeat to discuss the next move in the markets. Photo: AP.
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... and you can see what happen overnight gauge overnight your time in Asia ... we look to the one you wanna focus on is the Nikkei two to five that is the benchmark equities index in Japan ... down six point eight percent was down more than seven percent than an index reading the levels pretty close to the Dow ... so it was down fifteen on to point to one point even imagine what that would be trying to appeal the toilet that was here ... you can see the global selloff continuing ... going on in your up into the foot C one hundred pared down more than two percent ... most of the European indexes are down somewhere around two three percent ... that is the global Dow in real time that is down almost two percent ... that index Ian comprises of companies from all of the world what's going on in in New York ... he can see the Dow Jones industrial average at about sixty points ... opened up more than a hundred points there are already ... buying the dips here in New York how long that last one is going on ... crazy twenty four hours in trading were lucky ... that we are going with us on Lazard capital is managing director ... of the year the head of aam products there are a bit ... like Daddy on the show but interesting to me ... so I will will will cut your New York only to refer to is going on ... I think Japan stood out very surprising when you make Americans from going the opposite the kid to look at this market ... both domestically and globally and being in a precarious ... position ... to take Japan for instance ... as markets up over forty percent year to date but it just go by the way for heifer to the second quarter yet so we've got a massive move to begin with so any type of corrective action is going to look very large ... um I think you get a very good job of putting facing content to say how many Dow points that would be is the great rivalry less ok ... because it super simple assembly means least a seven percent was ever a people care how much it would be the Dow Jones us to leverage that it's not often ... but I think a couple things that happen First Mall starting at home yesterday was the most fall till you seen since sometime last year with its call them inside out pick ... up a hundred fifty points down or fifty point seven dirty basis ... that was very commonplace in two thousand and two thousand and we haven't seen accountable to the firmer ... what was the cause ... oddly enough ... monetary policy in what the Fed is going to D and it's a misunderstanding about a conflict is that ... you know if you just to read prepared testimony for them particularly if you want ... them to stay the course for quite sometime very dovish relief that's why had the talent on the points in the morning ride ... and then during his testimony FOMC minutes right and this selloff that were about overnight nation you're right it started here in Asia and yes ... yes and very typical of how that happens this us to play a new look for other catalysts what else can go wrong Xoom the attorneys manufacturing numbers ... right you don't fit are below fifty percent we see Nancy and With seven increases in a row so ... that's not good news ... Denise took a look at the yield on ... Japanese Treasuries and make the cut over unrealistic magic numbers of over one percent we haven't seen that ... in a decade so I think part of what is going on is a continuation of what happened here yesterday in the United States ... and then ... the earliest opposite point of how much are we up in ... Japan ... in house issue we feel up forty percent in unit basis that that's part of the ball to listen ... in the numbers so much justice how fast it came what he came up during the the the information on the Fed is not really conclusive container that China ... is bad but it's not ... hugely surprising ... what's surprising is how that all these markets move right and how rapidly especially in Japan when you think is the next room to see the Dow already im still down by in coming back now are eyeing those losses but what he think is the next move local picks for forcible I think if you look at the Dow for example in the U S markets in general and save yourself what's can actually slow the stomach or cause a significant pullback blessing of economy more than three percent that's all we seen this year ... so we can uh hundred and eighty two days without a five percent pullback in US markets that doesn't happen very often that happens ... aam ... but what would be the catalyst I think that you know my first guess would be one of three things this week to be on the abrupt end to monetary policy ... I don't think that's an occurrence that they can read the reviews were to be credible were tapering is a gradual turn up ... aam ... I think some geopolitical concerns if something were to heed up in the Korean Peninsula something in the Middle East but the house a supply shock energy products in the press row of oil went from ... Quito ninety two dollars ... and twenty five dollars on the very back ... of the third thing is is a lot less predictable but I think that would be viewed as something that says stocks are much he'll have have gotten ahead of themselves on a valuation basis and at a stretch ... of low seen in us is ... sectors get stretch defensive stocks can stretch the first quarter but that cyclicals were were undervalued or Cynosure rotations with agreed to a healthy market ... I think it's going to beat the perception of an abrupt ending of monetary policy which I don't think comes to fruition ... but feel it in terms of how we see things via progressing throughout the summer of tapering the more the same sort of a grind ... but it's funny when this photo the weakness of the way it did today it's a shock to come as a shock the system when we just haven't seen ... yet I'd you know you mention sectors in what sectors do you think of the most vulnerable ... Apple Motorola now I think are on the left the most defensive sectors ... that's only because they can somewhat sponsorship you're having bond investors are bond like investors find bond like stocks ... they don't stay there very well any sort of hint of problems bond like investors tend to get back into bonds in ... the scene or the right the stock market's I like the bomber so he stopped the sun sponsorship of defensive and the staple seaside an utilities which are very stretched ... his service on a lot of that the high dividend ... payers ... I think they're the most literal because the Mets rotation would be added at defensive sector into more cyclicals technology I think for example has a long way to go ... its own financials are pretty darn good here so ... if you say when we're more should the rotation goes probably an offence if it gets from this carries sputtering into high art Hogan Lazard Capital Markets thank you very much for coming and thank you ...

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Insurance Costs Are Set for a Jolt
Healthy consumers could see insurance rates double or even triple when they look for individual coverage under the federal health law later this year, while the premiums paid by sicker people are set to become more affordable. Louise Radnofsky reports.
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... the ... health care costs are set to jump dramatically when a key feature of President Obama as health care law goes into effect this fall we're talking about health care exchanges ... with those without employer sponsored coverage will buy their plans ... a new Wall Street Journal analysis shows rates could double or triple on plans in the exchanges always Radnofsky use the Journal's expert on health care she joins us now ... please morning ... my soul ... take this through very quickly what people are paying now and how things will change ... well right now there's a very low cost options out there for some help the people something to their medical history being interviewed satisfactorily of those people when everybody starts getting treated the same regardless of their health status ... it will be seeing the same kind of attractive rates as they have the four on the other hand people who are currently known to be say ... who might not be able to insurance it'll might get insurance that excludes particular of provisions for them ... or face a really high grade probably Hennessy their rates go down to what you were speaking about all Americans are only those that aren't in ... the the the the twenty percent of people that they are don't have the employer coverage are on Medicaid or Medicare ... what what slice of bread ... we're talking about ... the people who don't have insurance to a large group of some kind basically and so their risk of voice messages that and of themselves they need the job market that's the real focus of what the Affordable Care Act the health law ... was trying to get ever for me that's the one where the insurers no longer allowed to price based on medical history in all of ... this necklace across the board the vehicle market for this that the real the real issues of ... use in Virginia ... he is fairly typical what are you seeing there ... all the difference in handling of the forty year-old nonsmokers somebody who was right in the middle of the race we found that the least expensive option for the next year was like it's coming in around a hundred ninety three dollars a month for premium ... that they send out says of the early days than I carriers to make a backup with colors that seem to be where things are headed ... okay ... now ... the most at risk people sheer are necessarily good for you were saying it's it's more ... lower middle income folks outcome ... well there's subsidies there they'll do some people who are either out of poverty line and then on a sliding scale to a little bit about to help them towards the cost of coverage what insurers are really worried about it the ability to attract hoping he was actually help the middle income people who might be already buying their own vigilance translate that in theory the product that might not be available for next year the question is what the insides it ... least one measure of the success of these policies whether healthy people ... will pay for policies will put themselves into the insurance pool ... to help ... offset the cost of high coverage for for ... sick or Americans ... what's the risk that they just won't sign up ... when the ninety five dollars penalty guess that the lowest rate that people can get away with with that pays a fine for not having health insurance rates here's the rest of the first couple years considered to be fairly high this might happen ... this home it'll even out over time this month supporting the law the premiums will come down every time they get ... that really depends on who comes in and what they choose to fight ... ok Louise Radnofsky there's a lot of chapters to this story on healthcare ... to the experts who will stay with you throughout the story is Obamacare goes into effect thing so much for joining us this morning ...


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IBM Execs Lead Diversity Workshop Tonightby Howard Hewitt • September 13, 2012 Share:
Diversity is important in a country made up of different cultures, religions, mindsets, and sexualities. IBM Chief Strategist Rob Shook '83 and IBM Senior Managing Consultant and US Army Reserve Captain Bill Kirst will visit campus next week to deliver a Chapel Talk and lead a workshop refining the concept of diversity for Wabash.
The two men will lead a diversity workshop from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sept, 20 in Detchon International Hall. The goal of the workshop will be to bring different members of the Wabash community together and have the group brainstorm ways on how to improve in regard to diversity at the College over the next five years. Participation will span from current freshmen to alumni who have been gone for decades, which is a huge plus in the minds of Kirst and Shook. "It [the topic of diversity] is relevant to campus because diversity makes everybody stronger," Shook said. "It is so much beyond tolerance; it is about welcoming and valuing and including and it is about how Wabash College can improve. And I think we are all interested in improving."
The workshop itself will be very interactive in collecting ideas and building potential plans for the future. Kirst and Shook believe a four-stage life cycle exists to describe someone's relationship with a college. This cycle includes being a college recruit, and undergraduate student, and later on an alumnus of the college.
"The diverse ideas, perspectives, concerns, and opportunities that come from all of those people given where they are at in the cycle create a really well rounded opportunity to have a platform to see the future vision of a college such as Wabash or another university," Kirst said.
Kirst will hold a facilitated discussion entitled "From Don't Ask Don't Tell to Out & Proud: The Importance of Authenticity, Integrity & Presence," at 7 p.m. Sept.19 in the Goodrich Room. Kirst will focus not only on LGBT issues but also on the importance of diversity, authenticity and visibility in the workplace. "I have had one foot of my life as a civilian working for a company like IBM which is at the forefront of these issues and really, really driving the importance of diversity in the workplace and around the world," Kirst said. "The other foot has been in the military world and I will talk about what challenges that presented and some lessons learned that came out of that really from the standpoint of how to manage those things that you don't necessarily have control over and how you be true to yourself."
The Chapel Talk Thursday will be entitled "Building your Toolkit: Practical Insights from the Military & Corporate Worlds." The two will focus on building a good network as well as branding oneself well and having a plan for the future. Generally Chapel Talks are delivered by one person, but Shook's idea to bring Kirst will add another dynamic to the event. "We are going to share some very practical lessons that both Bill and I have learned in our careers and in our lives," Shook said. "Bill offering the added perspective of being a Captain in the US Army Reserve and having been a captain in the military will bring a unique perspective on that as well."
Chapel Talks are one of the College's most longstanding traditions and Shook is excited to be able to be a part of a talk to current students. "The opportunity to come back and be a part of the Wabash experience, to be on campus during my favorite season of the year [is great]," Shook said. "To get to share some things that I learned while I was there but wasn't necessarily taught while I was there, I hope will be important to the people who are in Chapel that day. There probably isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about my experience at Wabash or apply something I learned there."
Over the past few years, Wabash has taken many steps to include gay, bisexual, and transgender alumni, but Shook and Captain Kirst believe it is an area where the College can always improve. "I don't know that anybody is ever perfect at this, but I have seen such tremendous outreach from people like my fraternity brother Greg Castanias to President White to Tom Runge and countless others on campus," Shook said. "I thought this was an opportunity to make sure that we as the body of Wabash College are doing everything to make sure that people from all constituencies are welcomed and valued in their interaction with our institution."


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Thinking Out Cloud
By Ian Moyse, Eurocloud UK Board Member and Cloud Industry Forum Governance Board Member
With so much hype, Cloud is being pushed as the pervasive answer to everything! Rightly or wrongly! As more and more cloud solutions come to market and are campaigned to customers the blurring of differentiation between them is making the customer choice harder. It is increasingly easy for vendors to 'cloud wash' old technologies and re-market them as a full cloud solution, but not all will be successful and not all will deliver on the overpromised benefits that are often being made. Many of these solutions it could be argued are not truly cloud solutions and have large installs on customer sites with little of the true power coming from the internet. A large PC based application simply getting automatic updates from the cloud or calling on the cloud for its web interface for administration can be argued to not really be a cloud application and yet vendors are hanging their hats on these concepts in an effort to cash in on the cloud hype! We are also seeing large vendors in their times of cloud exploration getting it wrong and having to adjust strategies.
For example Cisco pulled its hosted mail platform from the market in early 2011 (http://www.talkincloud.com/cisco-kills-hosted-e-mail-service) and Iron Mountain has also recently announced the death tool on its Public Cloud Storage Business (http://www.talkincloud.com/iron-mountain-kills-its-public-cloud-storage-business). Webroot also in early 2012 announced the closing of its email cloud business (http://www.onlineprnews.com/news/198882-1326749222-infosec-technologies-launches-webroot-endoflife-advice-line.html) and the selling off of its cloud archiving business (http://www.crn.com/news/security/232500166/sonian-buys-webroot-e-mail-archiving-business.htm)
We are seeing trends of new cloud certifications, new cloud vendors, existing vendors cloud-washing old products and increasing volumes of articles touting the good, bad and the ugly of cloud solutions. Customers and the various channels to market have a need and responsibility to themselves to self educate and better understand cloud technologies that can benefit or challenge their business models moving forwards.


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The Fort Lauderdale Junior Sharks Wheelchair Basketball League is officially underway and have started practicing.
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Dynamic Orthopedic and Memorial Adaptive Sports & Recreation have recently teamed up to to help bring the excitement and joy of wheelchair basketball to kids who are dealing with severe disabilities.
The amazing prosthetics and orthotics treatment of Dynamic Orthopedics has become well known in the South Florida region. This league starts a new path of not only helping treat these children but also to greatly help enrich their lives by participating in active, competitive sports.
The Junior Wheelchair Basketball league's official name is the Fort Lauderdale Junior Sharks. Their first practice of 2018 was on January 7th. They will be practicing bi-weekly from 4:00pm-6:00pm at Carter Park off of Sunrise Blvd. The age for the kids participating is between ages 5-13.
Playing competitive sports will greatly help these children who are dealing with an enormous difficulty in life to gain confidence. The reaction and feedback from the children thus far has been exceedingly positive and encouraging.
Dynamic Orthopedics' owner Melisa Chang had this to say, "You can feel the overwhelming amount of positive energy when watching these kids enjoy the sport of basketball. So far we are only beginning practices. This is a work in progress to gain more participation, build numbers of participants and help these kids learn the game. Some have never played before. We are teaching them how to be competitive, how to maneuver the wheelchair and bounce a ball, increasing their endurance, their aim and their strength."
The children are also very fortunate to have a coach with an intimate understanding of their life situation who has played wheelchair basketball himself. Melisa Chang said, "Coach Luis Amaro is doing a great job working with them. He has an understanding of what it takes to play wheelchair basketball at a competitive level. He himself uses a wheelchair."
For more information about the Fort Lauderdale Sharks Wheelchair Basketball league reach out to Dynamic Orthopedics. http://dynamicorthopedics.com
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I have said much about my travels within Guatemala and some of the unfamiliar foods and customs I have encountered here, but I haven't said much about my primary occupation: my job at IGA. IGA is a language school for kids, teenagers, and adults in addition to being a middle school and high school. I work in the adults program, with students of various levels. Even though it is a job with responsibilities and work, I have a lot of fun at IGA. The students are really friendly and interesting. Many are high school students trying to improve their English in order to get into a good university. Others are university students or adults who need English to advance in their careers. Many are learning English while they are looking for a job.
[Many English students want to get a job in a call center of a U.S. company. I have a friend who once sold flowers over the phone; one student of mine called clients of a credit card company who were late in paying their bills. While most people don't seek a job in a call center, with its long hours, low wages and high stress, it is a job with a salary, so many, desperate for work, will take such a job. I've found that most current and former call center employees have a story about someone insulting them during a call. Some of them can look back on it and laugh, like my friend who laughs about the time when someone asked her where she was from. When she answered Guatemala, he asked her where that was, and when she told him "Central America," he asked if that was near Kansas. Some people, angry about the telemarketing call, make racist comments to the callers because of their accents, even when their English is nearly flawless. It makes me feel awkward, because as much as this is a clear example of outsourcing, which many people view as a contribution to unemployment in the U.S., I see my friends and students trying to get a job, work hard, and make money for their families. So whatever your feelings about outsourcing, it's the decision of the company, not the employees, so don't be mean to them. You might just be talking to one of my friends.]
Anyway, I think the students like getting to know me just as much as I enjoy getting to know them. They like hearing me speak in Spanish (I think it makes them feel less self conscious about their own difficulty in speaking English) and always ask me if I like Guatemala and what places in Guatemala "I know." And sometimes we talk like old friends, like we're not from cultures that are literally two thousand miles apart.
This is most achievable with advanced students, who I work with primarily during English Club, where we do reading, listening, and conversation exercises (and games) to increase students' fluency. English Club might be my favorite part of the day. During last bimester (which ended last Monday), we had a daily schedule with specific activities for each day of the week. Students particularly liked Idiom Mondays and Listening Thursdays. The students really enjoyed when we listened to a song on Listening Thursdays and they had to fill in the missing lyrics of the song. The men and women alike swooned while we listened to Jason Mraz's "I'm Yours." Unfortunately, and to my great disappointment, only one student recognized Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are," until co-teacher told them that they sing it at the end of the first Shrek movie. Then they all recognized it.
I don't even mind the three hour break that I have in the middle of the day. While planning and grading in the teachers' lounge, my friends (the other teachers) and I talk about classes, current events in Guatemala, and whatever else friends talk about.
By time I get home after being at IGA from 7am to 5pm, I have just enough energy to cook dinner and watch "House" before passing out around 9:30.
So while it is a job, I really enjoy being at IGA. And though it might not be the first thing I mention when talking about my trip to Guatemala, it's been a great opportunity to grow as a teacher, to meet some wonderful people, and to learn more about Guatemalan culture. And I've been told that the Spanish classes I'm taking have improved my Spanish un montón!


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Holstein Association USA is planning its annual nationwide member meeting series for this winter, with some of the meetings featuring special speakers on topics of interest to dairymen. Meetings are not closed to Holstein Association USA members; any interested dairy producer is welcome to attend.
The next meeting in the series will be held January 10, 2013, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in LaCrosse, Wis., at the Radisson Hotel LaCrosse, 100 South 2nd Street, 200 Harborview Plaza. Aside from an update on Association activities and time for member discussion with staff and directors, the meeting will feature special presentations on effective hoof health programs by Dr. Nigel Cook, and added value opportunities utilizing IVF with Registered Holsteins, by Dr. Nathan Dorshorst.
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MURRAY, KY. - The Lipscomb men's golf team left Murray, Ky., as the winner of the Murray State Invitational after defeating Alabama State in a two-hole playoff.
The Bisons finished the tournament with a combined score of 857 (plus-5).
"We started and played well all week," said head coach Will Brewer. "I am very proud of how my guys stepped up.
"Today we came out and executed. No one just played extremely well, but it was good enough to win. They guys did what they were supposed to do."
After playing the first two rounds on Monday, Lipscomb was tied for the lead with Alabama State.
"We knew we would have a good opportunity today," Brewer said. "I have a lot of confidence in this team.
"We had a lot of birdies coming in and that eventually helped position us to challenge."
Lipscomb finished the third round of play in a tie with Alabama State, setting the stage for a playoff.
Alabama State played the hole first and finished at two-over, then it was Lipscomb's turn. The Bisons played the hole at even par and the players thought they had won.
It was brought to the attention of tournament officials that one of the Bisons helped another player read a putt, resulting in a two-stroke penalty and pushing the playoff to another hole.
The second playoff, Lipscomb dominated and out shot Alabama State by eight strokes, resulting in the Bisons being crowned the champions.
"We thought we had won after the first playoff, until we were told a penalty would be given," said Brewer. "What makes me so happy is that the guys didn't get down on themselves. They took it like men and did what they were supposed to do."
The Bisons were paced by freshmen Sydney Chung and Mikey Feher. They both finished at one-over par and tied for eighth overall.
Chung posted rounds of 75-67-72 for a total of 214.
Feher finished under par in two of his three rounds, 70-74-70.
"We had a lot of birdies rolling in throughout the tournament that helped us win," said Brewer.
Paul Klein-Kracht finished one stroke behind Chung and Feher at 215. His three rounds of 70-74-71 placed him in a tie for 11th.
Senior Dustin Wilder was steady with scores of 72-73-73. His 218 finished tied for 18th.
Dowling Armstrong rounded out the Bisons with a 221 (77-70-74). All five Lipscomb players placed in the top 30 of a field containing 80 competitors.
"Our team has a strong desire to win," Brewer said. "They practice hard and are very committed.
"Today showed where we are as a team. They are all growing as men as each day passes."
Playing as an individual, Ryan Terry finished fifth among the individuals with scores of 76-77-76 for a total of 229.
The Bisons finished third in their first tournament of the year in September, but knew they had an opportunity to win the next time out.
"After our first tournament, I knew we would have a really good chance in win our next tournament if we played well," Brewer said. "I was confident and knew that we would only get better because each of our guys push one another to be great.
"The hardest tournament we are going to have is our qualifications for each tournament. We recruited strong players in the offseason and our remaining team is strong and committed."
Brewer has spent the past year trying to rebrand the golf program. He believes winning the tournament moves the program closer to completing that task.
"It authenticates what we are trying to do at Lipscomb with the golf programs," said Brewer. "Anytime you win and get people talking about you and what you are doing, it only helps the brand."
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Here is a copy of the marriage certificate for the second marriage of Ole and Mari Finnestad's great grandson, Orville Ilin Olson. Orville and Margaret (Carlson) married on June 21, 1949 in Chehalis, Lewis County, Washington.
Orville was the son of Mary (Knutson) and Stephen Olson and the grandson of Elizabeth (Finnestad) and Ole Andreas Knutson.
The marriage certificate indicates Orville was divorced, however, his first wife, Ida (Govig) had died February 7, 1923 in McIntosh, Polk County, Minnesota.
Neither the 1930 US Census or his World War II draft registration indicated he had remarried and I haven't stumbled upon any other information that would indicate Orville had remarried between 1923 and 1949.
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This week in Island history
The news of 10 and 15 years ago is from the Jamestown Press. The news of 100 years ago came from the collection of the Newport Historical Society.
100 years ago From the Newport Journal, March 19, 1910
The alterations and repairs being made to the Littlefi eld estate, recently purchased by St. Mark's Church corporation, have been completed, making of the building a fine rectory.
More poultry than ever before has been kept on the island this winter, and preparations for raising more than the usual number of chickens for the summer trade are being made. Already some of the poultry men have several hundred little chicks.
Parties looking for cottages for the season are visiting the island daily and the present indications are that the coming season will eclipse last year, which was an unusually good cottage year.
75 years ago From the Newport Daily News, March 19, 1935
Eighteen projects under FERA in Newport gave employment to 505 Newporters last week. (The payroll was $4,833.85. In Jamestown, 68 workers received $471.60.) …Canned veal will be the meat product for distribution to FETRA beneficiaries this week, with 1,620 pounds scheduled to arrive Thursday. The bulk of it, 20 cases, will be allotted to Newport. (Two cases were allotted to Jamestown.)
From the Newport Daily News, March 23, 1935
Appropriations totaling $105,147.72 will be recommended to the Jamestown financial town meeting April 6. …Against this total, it is estimated that the receipts will be $108,808.70.
50 years ago From the Newport Daily News, March 16, 1960
The Jamestown Bridge Commission said today it is not opposed to the construction of a $35,000,000 bridge over the bay's east passage, provided it does not involve tolls charged for passage over the Jamestown Bridge.
About 250 persons attended the PTA Science Fair at the Jamestown School last night.
From the Newport Daily News, March 17, 1960
Testimony before a special House committee disclosed yesterday for the first time that it cost the state $103,000 in repairs and other expenses, in addition to the $100,000 purchase price, to put the ferryboats, Jamestown and Newport, into shape and bring them here from Virginia, when they were bought in 1957.
25 years ago From the Newport Daily News, March 18, 1985
An open forum on the recent excavations at the Jamestown Bridge site was held at the Jamestown Philomenian Library Friday. …Members of the Public Archeology Laboratory Inc. presented a slide lecture and artifacts display pertaining to the site.
From the Newport Daily News, March 19, 1985
Reluctant to encourage new development in the Beavertail section of town, the Town Council Monday rejected a request for extension of sewer lines to a prospective subdivision on Battery Lane.
15 years ago From the Jamestown Press, March 16, 1995
Residents raised few objections to a proposed $2 million renovation project at East ferry during a public work session Monday night. The proposed plan, designed by retired urban planner Tom Todd, ….calls for restructuring the east ferry parking lot and traffic loop to cre- ate a 25,000-square-foot village green.
A slate of Democratic candidates submitted by the chairman of the Democrat State Committee is on the ballot of May 3, at least for the time being.
A "like new" fire engine and a tanker/pumper truck were purchased Friday by the Jamestown Volunteer Fire Department. From the Jamestown Press, March 23, 1995
Concerned about the low water level at North Pond reservoir, the Town Council Monday told Public Works Director Steven Goslee to begin making the recently drilled well at the foot of the pond's dam operational.
10 years ago From the Jamestown Press, March 23, 2000
Despite being called to the table by upset parents and the American Civil Liberties Union, Superintendent Frances Gallo and the School Committee defended the use of drug-sniffing dogs to search all the lockers at the Lawn Avenue School last month.
Town Administrator Maryanne Crawford has recommended that the Town Council increase the water and sewer rates in order to cover the additional expenses that are in her proposed water and sewer budget for this year.


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KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - A strike by workers at the SABIC Europe Chemicals Geleen plant in the Netherlands has cut production, the company's Saudi Arabian owner said on Saturday.
Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) 2010.SE said in a bourse statement that talks with a union over working conditions had not yet been successful and that it did not know what impact the strike would have on profits or production.
"The decrease in production begins 31/1/2013 due to the proactive measure taken by the union workforce as a consequence of no finalized agreement regarding work conditions," it said in the statement.
In Geleen, SABIC has two naphtha crackers and several polymerization plants to produce polyethylene and polypropylene. Galeen produces 1.25 million tonnes per year of ethylene, 725,000 tonnes per year of propylene, 940,000 tonnes per year of polyethylene, and 620,000 tonnes per year of polypropylene.
"It is not possible to determine the financial effect or the effect on production capacity, at this time, because the affected plants are not yet known," SABIC added in the statement.
A SABIC spokesman in Europe said the disagreement was over payments to staff who might become redundant.
De Unie, one of the unions involved in the strike action, said SABIC wanted to cut back sharply on the support offered to laid-off workers to help them find new jobs.
Reporting by Reem Shamseddine in Khobar and Thomas Escritt in Amsterdam; Editing by William Hardy


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I had such a lovely weekend! The weather really does help of course, and all the sunshine hours make such a difference!
I spent a lot of the weekend gardening….the front garden has been transformed after many hours of hard work and is benefitting from having been totally dug over and filled with plants! I can't wait to see it all bloom, although I guess I have to wait til Spring for that. Still, it looks better already and has tidied up the front of the house no end.
We did some great foraging too…..we picked loads of blackberries and elderberries from the local common, as well as some sweet pea pods and honeysuckle berries I'll be planting for next year. We also raided the back garden, and came back indoors with stacks of apples, more blackberries and greengages too. There is a medlar tree that is also looking rather full, but I think we have to leave those a little longer before harvesting them.
We spent an absolute age rinsing the elderberries, plucking them off their stalks, rinsing them again and then bottling them….I hope it's going to be worth it! We made one bottle of elderberry schnapps and one bottle of spiced elderberry liqueur….can't wait to try them! I made jam from the greengages, and it was probably my most successful yet….it tastes yummy and is the perfect consistency so I'll have to share some tips soon!
As is traditional, we also visited the antiques market on Friday and the car boot sale on Sunday….I picked up some great treasures to use at the wedding and the place was really buzzing in the fine weather. It was also the crafts and farmers market on Saturday, and we dawdled around there awhile, spotting some great new stalls too.
Other than that, it was a weekend of domesticity, relaxing, cooking endless amounts of marrow, walking the dogs and watching more Buffy. Bliss!
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U.S. soybean farmers are partnering with Argentine soybean farmers to promote global demand for soybeans in India.
U.S. soybean farmer-leaders recently met with Argentine farmers to discuss how they could work together to increase market potential and improve soybean farmer profitability by removing trade barriers and improving market access.
The farmer-leaders signed a Global Grower Development Agreement between the United States Soybean Export Council (USSEC) and the Argentinean Soybean Chain Association (ACSOJA).
Farmer-leaders from the United Soybean Board (USB) and American Soybean Association (ASA) were on hand to endorse the agreement. The agreement will focus on removing barriers to trade to India, and the two countries will work on reverse marketing in India, allowing that country to consume more of its own soybeans and soybean meal.
A similar agreement was signed by U.S. farmer-leaders with Paraguayan farmers in June.
"The recent agreements with Paraguay and Argentina show that U.S. soybean farmers are willing to work with our competitors to increase the use of soy in markets like India," says Neal Bredehoeft, USSEC chairman and a soybean farmer from Alma, Mo. "These agreements mark new territory for farmer-to-farmer discussion between U.S. farmers and our competitors."
India's population is rising rapidly, and it is expected to surpass China, with a population of 1.5 billion people, by 2040.
Currently, India produces a large amount of soybeans, but the reverse marketing efforts could not only remove Indian soybeans from the export market, but also create new Indian consumers of soy. At one time, China was an exporter of soy, but today it is the largest importer of soy, thanks in part to checkoff-sponsored reverse marketing efforts.
The agreement with Argentina states that ACSOJA and USSEC agree to expand cooperation in the area of market development. The countries will focus on building mutual benefit in marketing, technical assistance and other areas for the global growth of the soy industry.
The agreement will broadly promote the development and use of soybeans as a valuable commodity that advances the interests of its producers, processors and users through product and market development support.
Further, the organizations agree to cooperate on resolution of soy trade barriers and restrictions.
A joint trip to India for farmer-leaders from both countries is scheduled for December.
"Growing future demand for soybeans is going to help all soybean-producing countries, not just the United States," says Mark Pietz, USSEC Vice Chair and a soybean farmer from Lakefield, Minn. "The Argentineans understand that it is time for North and South America to begin identifying ways to share the cost of building demand for soy products."
The activities of the U.S. Soybean Export Council to expand international markets for U.S. soybeans and soy products are made possible by producer checkoff dollars invested by the United Soybean Board and various State Soybean Councils, support from cooperating industry, and through the American Soybean Association's investment of cost-share funding provided by USDA's Foreign Agriculture Service.


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Ivy-Covered Houses: Magical or Malicious?
Ivy-covered houses conjure up all kinds of romantic imagery for me. I imagine small English cottages, large Tudor castles, and manses on the moor. Even their city counterparts can be inspiring – all that lush greenery, juxtaposed against a concrete jungle. It appears I'm not alone in this fascination either, as Joanna over at Cup of Jo recently did a post on the same subject. But all this got me thinking – verdantly green houses are fantastic to look at… what are they like to live in??
If you've ever sat on a bench in a Rittenhouse Square Park at night, you know what I mean. All that gorgeous greenery that we enjoy during the day becomes home to less desirable, four legged friends at night. Do ivy covered houses cover up numerous creepy crawlies, as well? Obviously, their verticality limits the number of furry vermin able to make the trek, but what about their insect brethren? And do the ground-bound scavengers simply collect at the base of the house instead?
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Posted: Wed 05 Sep 2007, 09:08
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I'm really glad I found Puppy Linux! I have an ancient AMD 500MHz PC with 128MB of memory at work that I'm thrilled to get a gui Linux working on.
The problem is, I'm living in Japan, and both my work computer and my computer at home have Japanese keyboards, but the ja keyboard mapping isn't entirely correct.
All the keys seem to be mapped correctly after I choose the ja keyboard except one: the key three keys to the right of the letter L (which is in the same place as a US L). It should be a right square brace, and a right curly brace when shifted.
Instead, it is "\", and "|" when shifted. Both these characters also come up on the kerys where I would normally expect them.
I'm trying to teach myself some programming. Try to write a C or Java program without closing braces!
Does anyone know how I could get this fixed? (Or fix it myself?)
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Posted: Fri 07 Sep 2007, 18:34
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This is pretty serious for me! Is there really nobody who can help?
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Posted: Fri 07 Sep 2007, 19:59
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i've seen your post but never answered, as i really don't have a clue, as i've never had to use anything but qwerty. have you looked at this?
particularly section 8. also puppy has the command:
BusyBox v1.01 (2006.08.20-09:28+0000) multi-call binary
Usage: setkeycodes SCANCODE KEYCODE ...
Set entries into the kernel's scancode-to-keycode map,
allowing unusual keyboards to generate usable keycodes.
SCANCODE may be either xx or e0xx (hexadecimal),
and KEYCODE is given in decimal
but whether that's the easiest solution in your case i don't know. have you thought of posting a query to a japanese puppy forum?
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Posted: Sat 08 Sep 2007, 10:05
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Thanks for the reply!
I actually came across setkeycodes in a search while trying to solve this. Nothing changed.
I just downloaded & burned a copy of Sakura, and it's the same thing. This really bugs me. It does this on both my home and work computers. And yet there seems to be a whole
of Sakura users who don't have this problem.
Chalk it up to gremlins who want to keep me Puppy-free?
I haven't had this problem with any other distro I've tried, though (Damn Small, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Freespire)...
The Japanese-style keyboard is mostly the same as a regular qwerty keyboard--the alphanumeric keys are the same. Just a few of the characters are on different keys than you'd be used to: @ is to the left of p, double quotes are shift-2, etc. And all the parentheses and brackets happen to be just one key away from where you'd expect.
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Posted: Sun 09 Sep 2007, 02:46
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i'm sure that there exists a quite simple solution to your problem, but unfortunately i'm not aware what that is. (why those in the "know" treat earnest queries like your's with disdain is another question...something to do with ego i suspect).
anyway, i was wondering if, given that the keyboard works fine with other distros, it would be possible to compare the keyboard .map file of a working distro, with puppy's, and maybe replace puppy's with the working one, (after backing up the original).
the keyboard .map files are stored in /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386. (surely it couldn't be that simple?)
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also, as a temporary solution, i wonder how easy it would be to re-assign keys. i haven't tried any of these but wonder if they have any possible utility for your problem?
or xbindkeys, which is available as a .pup
and this thread might shed some light on the usage of setkeycodes:
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also i wonder if dougal's Xkb utility could be of any use:
and g2 has a virtual keyboard .pup, which has the option of a japanese keyboard, here:
(i'm clutching at straws here, waiting for the keyboard cavalry to turn up! one person i'm sure would know the answer is gn2)
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Posted: Sun 09 Sep 2007, 13:18
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I didn't think I was being disdained--I figured nobody knew. How many English speakers use Japanese keyboards?
Interestingly, I found this in/usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty/jp106.map for keycode 43 (or 0x2b):
keycode 43 = bracketright braceright
control keycode 43 = Control_bracketright
which is exactly what it
be. Why on earth would the output be different?
I tried switching the keyboard to us (I've had to put up with a us layout on a Japanese keyboard before--confusing, but I figured I could at least find a right brace somewhere!). For some reason, even though the us layout is selected (and explicitly loads up when I reboot), I still get the same broken Japanese layout for output.
I tried comparing the .map file with the one I have in Ubuntu--to the letter, they're exactly the same! Right down to the date they were created.
muggins:I'll try other ideas next time when I'm not so sleepy (2 in the morning right now, and I gotta get up at 7!)
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Post subject: Fluxbuntu, too!
It looks like
has the exact same problem.
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Post subject: My Japanese Keyboard(laptop) Works fine with Puppy 2.17
Sorry to hear about your problems. Are these the characters you are having trouble with?
They have mapped perfectly for my Japanese Sharp laptop. Have you tried using a different keyboard? My laptop keyboard is slightly different from a full size keyboard. If you are still trying to solve this problem, I can run Puppy on my desktop - with its full size keyboard - to see if I have your problem.
On another note, have you been able to configure Japanese input yet?
Good luck!
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I don't know if you ever resolved this keyboard problem, or whether you're still a kennel dweller, but i just noticed this file on puppy's ibiblio site:
It's only 22kbytes, so it might be worth a look to see if it's any help.
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