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Predictive model files for future transistor technologies.
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A new generation of Predictive Technology Models (PTM) is developed for 130nm to 32nm technology nodes. These predictive model files are compatible with standard circuit simulators, such as SPICE, and scalable with a wide range of process variations. With PTM, competitive circuit design and research can start even before the advanced semiconductor technology is fully developed. As compared to previous Berkeley Predictive Technology Model (BPTM), the new predictive methodology has better physicality and scalability over a wide range of process and design conditions. Both nominal values and process sensitivity are captured in the new PTM for robust design research. Excellent predictions have been verified from 250nm to 45nm nodes. The importance of physical correlations among parameters and the impact of process variations have been evaluated. Model files for bulk CMOS with Leff as low as 13nm are available here.
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This work was funded by the Center for Circuit & System Solutions (C2S2) and the Materials, Stuctures and Device Focus Center (MSD).
- Wei Zhao and Yu Cao, TED, vol. 53, no. 11, pp. 2816-2823, 2006.
- http://www.eas.asu.edu/~ptm
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thinkingwarriors wrote:I liked the starting five but you just can't play the Suns tempo the whole time and expect to beat them. At some point you have to pound it down low and try to punish them for playing their style.
Man, Diaw is BIG. I mean, I knew what kind of #s he's been putting up as the center but he's bulkier than Marion and way more versatile. I think Diaw is their second best player after Nash. What a stud.
diaw better than marion?I know hes good,but have u been smoking crack?

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Part of the initial review for contracting and part of the annual review.
*Facility fails if there are three level "G" or worse deficiencies in the current survey.
Health Requirement Deficiencies: (The total number of health requirements deficiencies cannot be more than twice the State average in the current survey.)
* Program requirement: Fail if less than state average
Although the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released 24 Quality Measures, current VHA guidelines indicate that the following 18 Quality Measures be used to determine Pass/Fail for Section G of the review.
* A facility fails when six or more of the CMS Quality Measures listed below in Nursing Home Compare fall above the state average.
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You Know What's Missing From The Aaron Swartz Indictment? Any Mention Of Copyright
from the now-that's-interesting... dept
So, without even an allegation of copyright infringement, you really have to wonder where US Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz gets off claiming publicly that Swartz was involved in "theft." The indictment doesn't indicate any unlawful taking at all, even for those who (falsely) consider copyright infringement to be the equivalent of theft.


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Report Shows that Email Based Attacks are More Diverse and SevereDaniel Randa
A new study by FireEye, an email and web threat protection company, found that cybercriminals are getting smarter in their attempts to target and infect corporate systems with the number of infections rising by 225% from 2H 2011 to 1H 2012. Their study shows:
- Malware has significantly increased bypassing traditional security measures.
- While healthcare and energy/utilities are particularly susceptible, the technology sector continues to be the most targeted.
- Spear-phishing emails that contain malicious links and attachments are the primary channel for attacks enjoying a 56% increase in their success rates.
- Cybercriminals are using limited-use domains as well as increasing their diversity and frequency in using malicious email attachments to pierce your defenses.
Source: FireEye Advanced Threat Report – 1H 2012
To protect yourself from malicious attacks, it's important to identify yourself as a legitimate sender.
- Authenticate your email with DKIM and SPF. By signing your email, ISPs can identify which domains legitimately belong to your company and thwart phishers.
- Get whitelisted. If you have a good sending reputation you can apply for your IPs to be put on a whitelist. This helps ensure your emails get delivered over your legitimate IPs.
- Use a reputable provider. Choose one that has security measures in place to help protect your email streams and has relationships with the ISPs which can be leveraged on your behalf.
- Monitor your deliverability. Your delivery metrics will alert you to changes in your email program.
- Educate your customers. Consumers continue to click on malicious links particularly those from social media outlets. Teach them how to recognize your email streams so they don't become victims of fraud.
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Dustin52692 needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 41 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
Jim Bob Contracting
Been in business since 1989, remodeling, maintenance and repair company licensed by the state of Tennessee, for contractors, electrical, plumbing, heat and air condition, solar sales and installation.
The page should introduce our company, I would like to have a facebook and email icon at the top of the page, The page should have the following navi links. Home, Our Company, Contact Us. I would like for their to be a section on the main page to display links. Please use creams and darker greens in the design, while keeping a clean and professional look.
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Buyers -do your self a favour. Keep calm!
Just because the weather is hot doesn't mean you have to be frightened into thinking we are in a hot market...we aren't.
Sales are dropping fast.
Sure listings are not exploding but sales are dropping so fast that the MOI are moving up rapidly.
So if you feel the compulsion to buy...do this:
1) Ask how much the seller bought the property for. You may be shocked at the mark-up some people are asking for just a few years of sitting on a property with-out putting a lick of paint on a piece of wood.
2) Bargain! What can you possibly lose. There aren't thousands of buyers bidding against you now, so be cheap. Get a realtor who is on your side, and doesn't mind putting in a few low-balls.
That's if you feel you have to buy.
And just in case you think the listing price is arrived at by some scientific formula... There is a property, an Island in fact with a stunning house, which was listed for $29.8 Million just a couple of months ago, then it dropped to $19.5 M and is now a veritable bargain at $14.9 big M's....if the Max numbers come up for me this week-end, I may go over and have a look :)


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I've been sucked into yet another puzzle game - this time it's Circadia. For me, what makes a puzzle game great is if the objective is very simple, yet achieving that goal is challenging, but not impossible. Circadia has found the perfect balance.
Each level has a constellation of colored dots. Each color is assigned a sound so that when you tap the dot, a circle grows around it with the dot as its center. It's as if the circle represents a sound wave leaving its origin. Not all colors are treated equal, however; the circles for lower notes grow slower than for high notes.
The goal? Get the color bursts to converge on the white dot at the same time.
Simple premise, yet very challenging. Circadia does a great job of easing the player into more challenging levels, but not at a snail's pace that makes you lose interest. It wasn't long before I was working on levels that included three colored dots per level. These were pretty challenging, but then Circadia went and scaled it back down to only two colored dots -- and a moving white dot. Moving! Screenshots show that Circadia does eventually introduce 2 white dots into the levels and I'm willing to bet there's a level set with both dots moving.
Oh, and did I mention that the simplicity and vivid colors make this a very visually stunning app?
I made it to level 40 before deciding that I needed to stop and write this review. If you pick this one up, I'd love to hear how far you get!
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A Pakistani Christian girl accused of blasphemy was granted bail and released on Sept. 9 after three weeks in police custody. The judge, who ordered the girl's release on a bail of about $5,282, said there was insufficient evidence to justify continuing to hold Rimsha Masih in jail. However, the case against her was not dismissed. Investigations continue both into accusations that Rimsha burned pages of the Quran—a violation of Pakistan's anti-blasphemy laws—as well as into the actions of Khalid Jadoon Chishti, a Muslim cleric, who was taken into police custody Sept. 2 after being accused of planting the pages of the Quran and burned pieces of paper in the girl's bag. Rimsha had been in police custody since Aug. 18. Her parents said she is 11 years old and has Down syndrome; a court appointed physician reported she was about 14 and is developmentally delayed. Peter Jacob, executive secretary of the Pakistani bishops' National Commission for Justice and Peace, said the bail was high for Pakistan and certainly beyond the means of Rimsha's family, but donations were expected to cover it. The girl was released on Sept. 9. Granting bail was "not a charitable gesture" on the part of the court, he said, and the simple fact that "for three weeks a child was kept in custody" raised questions about the Pakistani justice system. However, he said, the case has led to more calls, including from mainstream Muslim clerics and scholars, to at least add "safeguards against the abuse of the blasphemy laws.... It's a big achievement and will boost public trust in the judiciary of this country. This is the first time a false accuser has been arrested. We thank clerics, media and the nation for supporting the cause," her lawyer Tahir Naveed Chaudhry said after the court hearing. However, the central executive committee member of the All Pakistan Minority Alliance, a Christian political party, said there were still fears for Rimsha's safety. " Church leaders and human rights organizations have long said Pakistan's anti-blasphemy law has been abused to persecute Christians and even to settle personal disputes. The case has sparked international condemnation of a country whose anti-blasphemy laws remain among the strictest in the world. Those found guilty can be sentenced to death.
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Michael Monroe Lawson, 59, entered into rest on Dec. 3, 2012, at his home, following a short illness.
Michael Monroe Lawson, 59, entered into rest on Dec. 3, 2012, at his home, following a short illness.
He was born March 4, 1953, in Stella, to George and Thelma (Clouse) Lawson.
He is preceded in death by his parents; and sister, Teresa Lawson.
Michael was a long-time resident of the area and worked as a car detailer. He enjoyed his family and grandchildren. He also enjoyed his hobby of woodworking. He was a member of the Pentecostal Church.
Michael married Kristi Sanders on Sept. 14, 1978 in Neosho, and she survives.
He is also survived by his children; Lennie Lawson and wife, Genia, Neosho, Tawnya Blankenship and husband, Randy Neosho, Justin Lawson and wife, Christina, Webb City; Candace Osburne and husband, Billy, Lincoln, Ark.; a brother, Randy J. Lawson and wife, Judy, Neosho; three sisters, Angela Prewitt and husband, Howard, Wheaton, Crystal Ross and her late husband, Jack, Fairview, Sarah Hutsell, Wheaton; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Graveside services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday at Gibson Cemetery, Neosho, with Rev. Billy Martin officiating.
Services are under the direction of Clark Funeral Home, Neosho.
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Let's have a little Q & A session. Do you have a cell phone? Do you have a cell phone with a good connection? Better yet, do you have a cell phone that keeps you well-connected? There's a huge difference between the two. A cell phone with a good connection just means you're not in some valley, or a million miles from a tower. Anyone can have a phone like that. Now, if you have a phone that keeps you well-connected to the right people, that's a totally different deal.
An important call came in a few weeks ago. It was midday on a Friday. The caller was Tim, a guy I've known for a long time. Tim sounded more than a little anxious when he asked what I was doing, and quickly followed it up with a request for a huge favor. It seems Tim had a traffic issue. He was moving an animal in his livestock trailer. It wasn't just a short trip down the road to a pasture, or a slightly longer trip to an auction market. Nope, Tim's critter was a potential genetic celebrity. He'd be hitting the road for a distant location where he would be housed for a while. During his stay, a collection agent would periodically work with him and extract some product that would then be packaged in little swizzle-stick-like containers and shared with/sold to progressive members of the bovine industry.
Tim has his own trailer to haul livestock. He'd gotten it a few years ago and it was used when he bought it. The trailer was made by the same company that made my trailer. Here's the key part of the previous paragraph that explains why I got involved. He'd be hitting the road....
Tim got his celebrity-in-waiting bull on the trailer and headed out for the big guy's new temporary home. Less than a mile into the trip, he hadn't turned on the radio yet, and he still had his window rolled down. That's when he heard it. "It" would be the sound of his trailer floor divorcing itself from his trailer frame! Tim's cargo was about to literally hit the road! I'll do some visual math and engineering for you here. If the front of your floor and the rear of your floor remain somewhat attached to the frame of your trailer while the aluminum planks making up the base of the floor remain assembled, you have pretty much made yourself one of those flexible rope bridges with a damsel in distress partway across and Snidely Whiplash with a big ol' knife on the other side. Instead of having a nice level floor with lots of sturdy support underneath where a marble wouldn't even roll, your trailer floor has now taken on a scalloped appearance. Add some water and you'll have whitecaps in no time!
I'll do some more math for you. Heading down the road with a potentially high-value animal aboard is not the moment when you want your vehicle infrastructure to give out on you. There really isn't a perfect time, but Friday around noon when you have a 5:00 deadline a few hours away is quite a ways down the list. What could happen is that the floor completely disintegrates and more or less becomes a trap door. Over an open pit, that could work, but this wasn't every episode of "Gilligan's Island." This was the episode where the high-dollar animal falls through the floor and then becomes a really, really low-dollar animal in a matter of seconds. Make as many visits as you want, but you probably won't find many bull studs where they wheel out the collection candidates/amputees on a gurney or in a wheelchair for the task at hand. The bulls need to be mobile. That means four good legs, fully intact and functional.
So what do you do in that situation if you're Tim? Whip out your phone, dial up Guy No. 2 and pop the question: "Hey, whatchyaupto? Got a HUGE favor to ask!"
I got out of my tractor and jumped in the big screamin' diesel. Then I backed it up and hooked onto the livestock trailer. That's when all the wheels really started turning. I wonder if there will be a flat tire. Should I take a bottle jack with me? A floor jack? A spare tire? Wrenches? Maybe I should take the Ranch Hand so I'd have air compressor capabilities! Perhaps we'll have to do some Jaws of Life work to extract the crash victim. I guess I never really asked Tim just how bad everything was at the scene, and I'm guessing a return call will go straight to voice mail while he's on the line with multiple other people.
I made my way to what I figured was the scene of the crime. Tim was nowhere to be seen. I drove around a bit more than I wanted and never saw any sign of him. He's not the kind of guy who'd play a practical joke on me like that, so I went back to his place. That's where I found his truck and trailer with the bull inside. Surprisingly, the floor really didn't look as bad as I thought it would. Although, we were hauling a bull here. Try to do the same thing with freshly-weaned pigs in a floor with some waviness to it like that and you'll find yourself with some serious accounting and inventory issues by the time you get to your destination.
Then it got more interesting. This would require a few things to go right, in order to find success. If we took my truck and trailer and parked them on a level spot in Tim's yard, we could then transfer the bull from his trailer to mine. We'd lock the bull in the front half of my trailer. Then I'd unhook my trailer from my truck and Tim would unhook his trailer carcass from his truck and hook onto my trailer. This would work for one reason: relatively long tandem axle trailers and teeter-totters. If we unhooked Tim's truck first and then put it on my trailer, there would be nothing holding the front end of his trailer (and animal) to the ground. As soon as the bull went from the front end of the trailer to the back end, he'd more or less be walking downhill suddenly. You know what he'd do then? Turn around and go back! That would make the trailer hit the ground with a big bang. Nothing excites an animal like some racket and some involuntary teeter-totter work!
Once you get that big guy hustling from one end of the teeter-totter to the other, you're in the never-ending Lather-Rinse-Repeat death spiral. And it won't end when you finally break the jack off the front end of your trailer on the final big bang. Nope, that's when the fun begins, because now you have a fat kid way out on the end of the teeter-totter and you can't lean hard enough on the other end to bring things back into equilibrium.
Don't ask me how I know all about one-man/critter teeter-totters, but just keep this in mind: If you move livestock around with a gooseneck trailer hooked to the fifth-wheel ball on your skid loader's pallet forks, the safety chains are not meant for decorations. Let's say, hypothetically, that your trailer comes loose. If you time it right, you can get the trailer to land on the ball again on its downward motion, but you probably can't do it a second and third time in that same fifteen-second window. Trust me.
Fortunately, that's not how my skid loader experience worked out. I got lucky and made the connection mid-air. Lesson learned. Physics can be your friend, but don't push it. Pushing your luck is why we have lotteries and drink specials.
Tim got the trailer switch made and was ready to hit the road for his fast-approaching deadline. That's when we made yet another discovery. America is a big country full of rugged individualists. Creativity and nonconformity are good things some of the time. When it comes to equipment, though, a little standardization wouldn't hurt. The power cord for my livestock trailer was different than the outlet on Tim's truck. Not just switch-a-couple-wires different, either. Nope, I had a six-pin round plug that was about an inch in diameter. Tim's truck had a six-pin flat outlet that was about two inches in diameter. Skipping the part where you don't hook up the cord would work if we were just going between farms. This was a trip between multiple area codes, though. Oh, and some potential metro traffic, too, so you really can't run through those areas with no taillights, no brake lights and no electric brakes once the sun goes down!
But wait, I had an idea!
I whipped out my phone and looked up the number for an RV place I'd used a few years ago for some reason. They put me in touch with their trailer wiring specialist. Once I told him what I needed, and that I could be there shortly to get it, he gave me an answer I wasn't expecting. "Yep, got one of those on the shelf right here, ready to go. It's about eight bucks."
Convenient and cheap. My favorite combo.
Thinking ahead, I decided to have Tim meet me at the new gas station down the street from the RV place. It's a self-fueling station with blending pumps for ethanol and bio-diesel. With no doughnuts, pizza, pop and other junk food available, there's rarely a crowd in the place. I figured it would be a good place to do our little electrical adapter trial. Think about the alternative. I did. We'd pull into some giant, high-end RV lot with a livestock trailer hauling a beast with an attitude, plenty of testosterone, a heckuva set of lungs, and the willingness to use all of them in combination. My money says he's not going to keep quiet while we check out power cord connections to make sure our little Christmas-tree-of-a-trailer shines appropriately.
And how do I know that? Well, the last bull I bought from the Beef Teaching Farm at Iowa State University was one I picked up myself. He hopped in the trailer for the 170-mile trip from Ames to Cresco. And how do you make a trip like that, you ask? Properly fueled, that's how. That means diesel in the pickup and some Hickory Park BBQ in me!
Call it a cow town if you want, but they don't have a special parking section for livestock trailers at Hickory Park in Ames. I whipped in, pulled up just beyond the edge of the building to keep my walk to a minimum without parking in plain sight of the front door, ran inside and got my to-go order, and I was on the road again in less than three minutes. My cargo made his presence known while we were there, but it was brief. You see, to make good time in situations just like this, I keep Hickory Park on speed-dial on my phone!
There is no OFF position on the genius switch.
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Daejeon, Republic of Korea, February 26, 2013The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and Saudi Aramco, a global energy and petrochemicals enterprise, signed on February 20th, 2013 the Master Research and Collaboration Agreement (the Agreement) on joint collaborations in research and development of carbon management between the two entities.
The Agreement was subsequently concluded upon the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between KAIST and Saudi Aramco, dated January 7th, 2013. In the Agreement, the two organizations specified terms and conditions necessary to conduct joint research projects and stipulated governing body for the operation of the Saudi Aramco-KAIST CO2 Management Center.
KAIST and Saudi Aramco, a national oil company for Saudi Arabia, entered into the MOU, in which the two parties shared a common interest in addressing the issue of CO2 capture, CO2 storage, CO2 avoidance using efficiency improvements, and converting CO2 into useful chemicals and other materials, and agreed to "create a major research center for CO2" in Korea.
As envisioned by the MOU and its subsequent agreement, KAIST and Saudi Aramco decided to operate an interim office of the Saudi Aramco-KAIST CO2 Management Center at KAIST campus in Daejeon, Korea, pending the establishment of the research center. The full-fledged, independent research facility will be built at a location and during a period to be agreed between the two parties.
Following the signing of the Agreement, there was a celebration event taken place, including a signboard hanging ceremony for the interim research office. A 10-member delegation from Saudi Aramco, which was headed by Vice President of Engineering Services Samir Al-Tubayyeb, Dr. Nam-Pyo Suh, former president of KAIST, Vice President of Research at KAIST Kyung-Wook Paik, and senior representatives from Korean oil and petrochemical companies such as S-Oil, Lotte Chemicals, SK Innovation, and STX attended the event.
Kyung-Wook Paik, Vice President of Research at KAIST, said,
"In order to help find solutions to carbon management, KAIST and Saudi Aramco will facilitate to exchange each party's complementary technical expertise, gain insight into new research fields, and have access to key sources of talent, while promoting innovation for technology solutions and contributing to the lifelong learning agenda of both organizations."
Samir Al-Tubayyeb, Vice President of Engineering Services at Saudi Aramco, added that "As a world-leading oil and gas company, Saudi Aramco's mission is to promote the continued use of safe, environmentally-friendly petroleum products with a vision to becoming a global leader in research and technology. Building a strong and cooperative relationship with KAIST in our endeavor to search for alternative ways to better utilization of fossil fuels will expedite the creation of opportunities to make the world environmentally safer and sustainable."
KAIST and Saudi Aramco will each chip in a maximum of USD 5 million annually for the establishment and operation of the Saudi Aramco-KAIST CO2 Management Center during the initial term of the Master Research and Collaboration Agreement, which starts in 2013 and continues through 2018.
|Contact: Lan Yoon
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)


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BOSTON, Mass. – For the second week in a row and the third time in less than a month, sophomore Sean Bingham (Garden City, N.Y.) was named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Offensive Player of the Week, tallying three goals and an assist in MIT's undefeated week. His efforts helped Tech clinch the regular season title and the right to host the upcoming NEWMAC Tournament for the first time since the 2003 season. He was also named the ECAC Player of the Week the following day.
In the Engineers' 3-1 win over Emmanuel College, he scored an insurance goal in the 84th minute when he fired point blank at the net. In its final game of the regular season against WPI, he scored the first goal of the game with five minutes remaining in the first half, scored another at the 67 minute mark and was the assist on the final goal to help lead MIT to a 4-0 victory. With his 21 goals on the season, he is first on the team, first in the NEWMAC, and fifth in the nation for Division III.
After remaining undefeated in conference play with their record of 6-0-1, the Engineers earned the right to host the 2013 NEWMAC Tournament as the #1 seed. They received a bye to the semifinals and will face the winner of the Springfield and Coast Guard matchup, with the game being played on Saturday, Nov. 9 at 10:30 a.m. The finals will be held at 12:00 p.m. the following day.


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I was really sad to hear this afternoon that the New Zealand city of Christchurch was hit with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake today.
Last month my mom took a super-epic roadtrip around both of New Zealand's islands and loved it. She said the coffee there sucked but otherwise, two thumbs up. (I totally stole the picture of this adorable kiwi bird from her Facebook, thanks ma!)
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 17, 2014) – ETSU men's basketball head coach Murry Bartow announced Thursday that the Buccaneers have signed Humboldt High School guard Desonta Bradford (Humboldt, Tenn.) to a national letter of intent for the 2014-15 season.
Bradford, a 6-foot-4, 185-pound combo guard, was named the Tennessee Class A Mr. Basketball winner and was a McDonald's All-American nominee this past season. He averaged 21.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game this past year, shooting 54 percent from the field and 41 percent from 3-point range during the regular season, on his way to being named first-team all-state.
In 2013, Bradford led the Vikings to a state championship and was an all-tournament selection, and this year he was the All-District 14-A and All-Region 7-A MVP. He chose the Bucs after considering programs such as Murray State, Butler and Southeast Missouri State.
"We're really excited to have Desonta joining our program," Bartow said. "The first thing we loved about him was the kind of person he is – kind, humble and polite. He's the kind of person we want in our program. On the floor, he's a phenomenal basketball player and just super athletic. He's got a great pace and feel for the game, and he has an exceptional basketball IQ. He's also a great passer and maybe sometimes a little too unselfish, because he's such a good scorer. For instance, last year he averaged nearly 22 points a game and it could have been a lot more."
Bradford said his visit to ETSU's campus during the recruiting process was the key to his decision.
"My visit to campus was the difference for me, just getting to meet the guys, the coaching staff, and even the president of the university," Bradford said. "As soon as I stepped onto campus, it felt like the place I wanted to be. I felt comfortable here. Now I'm looking forward to coming to ETSU, having fun, doing what I need to do on the basketball floor and in the classroom, and getting my degree."
Bradford is the second signee in the Bucs' 2014-15 class, joining Hargrave Military Academy post player Karl Overstreet (Lynchburg, Va.), who signed in November of 2013.
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A Port Arthur man has been sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of robbing multiple Port Arthur residents.
James Lee Williams was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury Dec. 15, 2011 for aggravated robbery.
The initial robbery, to which Williams pleaded guilty to in June 2012 and received 10 years probation, stemmed from a December 2010 robbery in Port Arthur.
According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by The Examiner, Williams and two other accomplices broke into the home of Joshua Arrant, a recently discharged Army veteran who had just returned from a tour of duty in Iraq. Arrant and at least four other occupants — one of which was a 9-year-old child — were then held at gunpoint after a short brawl with Williams, who was unmasked in the melee.
"Arrant was able to remove the mask of this assailant and look directly at his face in the light as Arrant held the robber by the throat up against the refrigerator," the affidavit reads.
After cleaning out Arrant's home, Williams and his accomplices were later caught by police when they tried to sell much of the stolen property. Police were also able to attain a description of the getaway vehicle, which was found at Williams' residence.
But after pleading guilty to the crime and being set free, it wasn't long before Williams was again in trouble with the law.
Little more than a year later, Williams would be caught up in another robbery. This time, he robbed a 73-year-old elderly woman, dragging her across her home and threatening her life, according to the victim's testimony in Judge John Stevens' Criminal District Court.
Testimony over the course of more than an hour was bizarre, punctuated by Williams' accusations that he was not being represented properly by his attorney and by pleas that police had forged his statement. Williams also requested to withdraw his earlier plea of guilty in the Arrant robbery, but was quickly denied. Williams said he didn't sign his name on any statement and offered proof to Stevens' court in the form of his signature: clearly signed in both cursive and print. Williams also denied testimony by the 73-year-old victim who identified Williams as the clear perpetrator who had dragged her through her house and threatened her life.
Stevens wasn't convinced and pointed to Williams' signatures on two other court documents before revoking Williams' probation and sentencing him to life in prison.
"If you'll look to this second page of the admonishments, you signed twice," Stevens said. "Once in cursive and once in print. Gotcha!"


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Pearl Jam and Nine Inch Nails Set To Headline 2013 Voodoo Music + Arts Experience
This year the Voodoo Music + Arts Experience will ring in its 15th anniversary on Nov. 1-3 in New Orleans. As if that wasn't reason enough to celebrate, it has just been revealed that Pearl Jam and Nine Inch Nails will headline the annual event.
Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor commented on the blockbuster news, saying, "Recently I haven't spent nearly enough time in my favorite city in the world and I'm happy to announce I'm bringing Nine Inch Nails to New Orleans for Voodoo."
While Nine Inch Nails have played at Voodoo in the past, this will mark Pearl Jam's first time at the festival, as well as their first show in the city of New Orleans since 2010. Pearl Jam's Mike McCready is more than happy to be getting back to the city though, expressing, "New Orleans is one of the most musically and culturally rich cities in the world. We've played some of our most memorable shows there and can't wait to return this November."
In addition to Nine Inch Nails and Pearl Jam, the first 15 Voodoo 2013 acts have been revealed and they include Reznor's other project How To Destroy Angels, Alkaline Trio and the Gaslight Anthem, just to name a few. With more bands to be announced soon, rock is definitely making a presence at Voodoo this year.
The festival will be moving into their new permanent home at City Park's Festival Grounds this year too. Festival and camping credentials are now available on the official Voodoo website.


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"Hitman" has always been one of those series that I've known about but was never particularly interested in. The original wasn't impressive, and I wrote off the sequels. But those who stuck with Agent 47 and his cohorts talk wistfully about the franchise.
These are the people who rave about the level design and the unique gameplay in this stealth game. It's a type of fervor that's so infectious, I decided to give the "Hitman" series a second look with the latest entry, "Hitman: Absolution."
For those jumping into the franchise for the first time, it's easy to get into the world. Agent 47 is a genetically engineered super assassin who works for The Agency, a clandestine organization that accepts contracts from all sorts of people and government agencies. In this case, the protagonist is sent to kill his former handler, Diana Burnwood, who betrayed The Agency. She ended up revealing the group's secrets to the public. On his way to off her, he discovers that The Agency made another killer similar to him.
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The big difference is that the assassin is a young girl named Victoria, and she hasn't learned to harness her powers yet. Whereas Diana saw an innocent child, others see a weapon. The whole campaign focuses on Agent 47's mission to rescue Victoria from the hands of those who would exploit her.
That will take him to such places as Chicago and Hope, S.D., and have him face an army of mercenaries. But Agent 47 doesn't have to slaughter all of them. "Absolution" rewards those who kill only the necessary targets and avoid needless bloodshed. That's done through stealth, but it's a different kind of hide and seek than "Metal Gear Solid" or "Splinter Cell."
"Absolution" is about disguises and coming up with creative ways of eliminating the mark. That can include anything from putting poisonous fugu fish in a soup to pretending to be a scarecrow so he can be close enough to strangle an unsuspecting thug.
Combine this open-ended gameplay with some intricate level d esign, and "Absolution" can be stunning. Each scenario has rooms and several routes to take toward a goal. Exploring a high-rise can be exhilarating, and the design rewards players who can craft a plan to make each death look like an accident instead of a murder.
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However, the problem with building a game like this is consistency. Some levels have multiple solutions, while others have one or two. Some enemies act as you'd expect, while others behave bizarrely. The maddening stages dangle the blueprints for a signature just out of reach because the developer, IO Interactive, doesn't communicate them clearly or because the game's artificial intelligence doesn't seem to cooperate with Agent 47's carefully laid plans.
It can be frustrating. There is a lot of trial and error as players try to go through a perfect run-through in a stage. I wish there were more flexibility in the stealth system, so that being found wasn't so punishing. After being spotted, players can hide until the guards calm down, but the wait can be agonizing, and it does cut players' scores and hurt their chances for upgrades.
Ultimately, though, where "Absolution" stumbles is in creating a compelling narrative. It has some impressive moments, but the game's story jumps in places, and without much explanation, it's hard to find out why Agent 47 ends up in South Dakota or why he's escaping police.
There's never much in the way of character development. IO Interactive relies too much on Agent 47's past exploits and doesn't reveal anything new about the character. However, that doesn't stop them from creating some memorable villains.
All of this amounts to a good but flawed experience. But it's one worth taking, if players are curious about another angle on the stealth genre.
Contact Gieson Cacho at 510-735-7076 or gcacho@bayareanews group.com. Read his blog at http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei.
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Dover, DE - Story by Wesley SID - Wesley College (7-5) defeated Farmingdale State University (5-6) by a final score of 11-5 in a non-conference men's lacrosse game on Saturday night. The game was forfeited with 9:26 remaining in the 4th quarter due to weather conditions for an official game.
The Wolverines jumped on top early 3-0 on goals by Justin Thompson (Pasadena, MD/Northeast), Chris Miller (Albany, NY/Colonie Central) and Mark Skakle (Columbia, MD/Long Reach). The Rams would close the gap to 3-2 on 2 unanswered goals by Matt Ramacca (Baldwin, NY/Nassau) and Jeremy Goohs (Merrick, NY/Calhoun). The Wolverines went into halftime up 7-4, aided by a goal by Thompson with 30 seconds remaining in the half.
Wesley jumped out to a 9-4 lead in the second half on a goal by Rob Mason (Lewes, DE/Salisbury Baptist Academy) with 5:10 remaining. The Wolverines then held a 10-5 lead, before Rick Shafer scored with 13:00 remaining in the game for the final tally before the game was was forfeited. Thompson totaled 4 goals and 1 assist, while Skakle and Dean Evans (Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown) had a pair of goals apiece.


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Catcher says he 'didn't see how it was obstruction' after errant throw
ST. LOUIS -- The obstruction call that gave the Cardinals a 5-4 win and a 2-1 World Series lead on Saturday night doesn't happen if Red Sox third baseman Will Middlebrooks keeps a wide throw in front of him, and he isn't put in that position if catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia doesn't force a play that isn't there.
Red Sox manager John Farrell didn't condemn Saltalamacchia's attempt to throw out a hobbled Allen Craig at third base, but he didn't necessarily defend it, either, saying: "It's a bang-bang play. As it turns out, we have forced a couple of throws to third base that have proven costly. Tonight was a costly throw."View Full Game Coverage
Two nights earlier, Craig Breslow retrieved the ball after it trickled off Saltalamacchia's glove and fired well high of third base, turning a sacrifice fly into two runs and paving the way for a bitter defeat in Game 2 at Fenway Park.
On Saturday, the Red Sox suffered a walk-off loss at Busch Stadium because of an obstruction call that began on a throw that should have never been made.
With runners on second and third, one out and tied at 4 in the bottom of the ninth, Jon Jay hit a sharp grounder to second. Dustin Pedroia dove to his right, fielded it cleanly and fired home to easily retire Yadier Molina, who couldn't score from first on Craig's double down the left-field line. Then Saltalamacchia got overaggressive, making a snap throw to third even though Craig would've easily been safe.
"I wasn't expecting him to go, but at the same time, you have to make the tag and look up," Saltalamacchia explained. "I made the tag and looked up, and I saw he wasn't even halfway there and he hasn't been running great. I thought I was going to be able to get him, and I made the throw."
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The throw sailed wide of third and out of the reach of Middlebrooks, who got tripped up by a sliding Craig. Daniel Nava backed it up, fielded it in foul territory and made a perfect one-hop throw home to get Craig at the plate. But home-plate umpire Dana DeMuth signaled safe, pointing to third-base ump Jim Joyce, who ruled that Middlebrooks obstructed the play by kicking his feet up and tripping Craig while he was trying to score.
"When I pushed myself up, he was on my back pushing off me, so what am I supposed to do?" Middlebrooks said.
"It definitely wasn't what you expected," Nava added. "Knowing that Pedey made a great play right there, gave ourselves a chance to come back the next half [inning], and then I threw home and thought he was out. It was just kind of weird."
Middlebrooks believes he couldn't have obstructed the runner because he was "five feet inside" the baseline. But the baseline is the runner's path; not necessarily the white chalk on the field. And, as executive vice president of baseball operations for Major League Baseball Joe Torre pointed out while referencing the rule book, "Intentional or not intentional, [the fielder] just has to clear the path. I know sometimes it's unfair because he's laying on the ground, but that's the way the rule is."
The Red Sox, however, were not an easy group to convince.
Jake Peavy called it "a crying shame" and "a joke" that the call was made, and David Ortiz said: "I don't think you finish a World Series game like that."
"From the replay, I didn't see how it was obstruction," Saltalamacchia said. "I mean, he's lying on the ground. Craig was actually out of the baseline trying to jump over him. I just don't see how that was. But that's the way it went."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The start of Ivy League play is less than a week away, but the Bulldogs have one more assignment before they can turn their full attention to the conference season. It comes on Saturday when Hartford visits the John J. Lee Amphitheater. Tipoff is slated for 2 p.m. (Yale All*Access Free Video, GameTracker Live Stats). Yale, which will be playing only its fourth home game, has won two straight, including an 80-51 dismantling of NJIT on Wednesday night.
Four players scored in double figures, including Alex Zampier, who led the way with 18, and Porter Braswell, who scored a career-high 14. The Bulldogs scored 47 points in the second half, while shooting 63.3 percent (19 of 30) from the field. Yale has three of the nine most accurate shooters in the Ivy League - Ross Morin (4th, .531), Garrett Fiddler (5th, .527) and Travis Pinick (9th, .475). The Bulldogs lead the league in steals (8.3 per game), are second in three-point field goal percentage defense (.330) and third in assists (14.6 per game). Zampier leads the team in scoring (14.2 ppg.), while Pinick is the top rebounder (6.1 rpg.). Yale starts Ivy play next Friday at Brown. The Bulldogs will play five of their first six league games on the road.
Yale and Hartford are playing for the fourth straight season and the ninth time overall. Each of the last two meetings has been decided in the final minutes. The Hawks topped the Bulldogs 66-65 in overtime two years ago in New Haven and won 73-70 last season in West Hartford. Hartford leads the series 6-2.
The Hawks (5-10) are coming off a 55-47 loss at New Hampshire on Wednesday night. Joe Zeglinski, who had 22 points and five assists in last year's win over the Bulldogs, leads the team in scoring (15.3 ppg.), but is out with an injury. Hartford has three other players averaging double figures in scoring - Jaret von Rosenberg (12.2 ppg.), Morgan Sabia (11.3 ppg.) and Michael Turner (10.3 ppg.). Yale is Hartford's second Ivy League opponent this season. The Hawks fell at Brown 72-62 on Dec. 9. Dan Leibovitz, a 1996 Penn graduate, is in his third year as the head coach of the Hawks.
Yale was picked to finish third in the Ivy League preseason media poll, released during a media teleconference on Oct. 21. Defending champion Cornell was the unanimous first-place selection. The Big Red return four starters and four All-Ivy picks from a team that went undefeated in league play last year. Penn was picked second. Harvard was fourth followed by Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth and Princeton.
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1. Cornell - 128 points (16 first-place votes)
2. Penn - 110
3. Yale - 80
4. Harvard - 77
5. Brown - 75
6. Columbia - 45
7. Dartmouth - 33
8. Princeton - 28
Two Yale men's basketball games will be televised live on the YES Network as part of the Yale on YES package this winter. Both games will be broadcast from the John J. Lee Amphitheater and will begin at 7 p.m., starting with the game against Princeton on Fri., Feb. 13. The Yale-Columbia game on Sat., Feb. 21 will also be televised. In addition, YES will show the Yale women's game against Harvard on Fri., Feb. 6.
Former Yale men's basketball star Earl "Butch" Graves '84 has been selected as one of six recipients of the 2009 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award, presented annually since 1973 to former student-athletes whose collegiate careers ended 25 years ago and who have gone on to excel in their chosen professions. Graves will receive his award at the NCAA Honors and Delegates Celebration on January 15, 2009, during the NCAA Convention in Washington, D.C. Graves, the captain of the 1983-84 Bulldogs, is Yale's all-time leading scorer with 2,090 career points and is one of only four players in Ivy League history to score at least 2,000 points. He was named first team All-Ivy in both 1983 and 1984 and led the league in scoring in Ivy games three times (1982-84). Graves, who received a bachelor's degree in economics from Yale, is the president & CEO of Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., publisher of Black Enterprise magazine. He is responsible for the strategic positioning and overall profitability of the corporation.
The 2008-09 schedule features 11 home games and 17 road contests. Nine of the first 11 games are away from home.
The Bulldogs travelled nearly 10,000 miles (9,962) for their 10 non-conference road games.
The Stanford game marked the first time a Pac-10 school played the Bulldogs in New Haven. The last opponent from a major conference to play in Lee Amphitheater was Penn State of the Big Ten in 2000-01. Yale hosted ACC foe Wake Forest at the Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport in 2003-04.
When the Bulldogs beat Oregon State on Nov. 24, former Brown head coach Craig Robinson was guiding the Beavers. Robinson, the brother-in-law of Barack Obama, was 2-2 against Yale in his two seasons at Brown.
Yale played its first game against Alabama on Dec. 28. The Crimson Tide is coached by Mark Gottfried. Gottfried and James Jones served as assistant coaches to Villanova's Jay Wright for the 2007 USA Basketball Men's Pan American Games Team. Among the players the two coached are Georgetown's Roy Hibbert, Michigan State's Drew Neitzel and Indiana's D.J. White.
A familiar face was on the sidelines when Yale visited Bryant on Jan. 2. Tim O'Shea, who was named Bryant's head coach on June 23, spent two years as an assistant coach at Yale under Dick Kuchen.
Alabama and Bryant were two of three first-time opponents for the Bulldogs. NJIT was the other.
The 14-game Ivy League season begins on Jan. 16 at Brown. First-year Brown head coach Jesse Agel and Yale Associate Head Coach Curtis Wilson worked together on Tom Brennan's staff at Vermont.
Five of Yale's first six Ivy League games are on the road.
The Bulldogs play defending Ivy champion Cornell on Jan. 31 in Ithaca and host the Big Red on Feb. 20 at Lee Amphitheater.
Free live video is available for all Yale home games that aren't televised. Fans can access the games at yalebulldogs.com by clicking on the Yale All*Access logo in the top right corner. An e-mail address and password are required to subscribe to the service. WYBC (1340 AM) provides audio.
Former NBA star Chris Dudley, a 1987 Yale graduate, hosted the team for dinner during the trip to Oregon. Dudley, who lives just outside of Portland, played 16 seasons in the NBA and scored 3,473 points and collected 5,457 rebounds. He was a three-time first team All-Ivy selection at Yale. He spoke to the team in the locker room following the victory over Oregon State... James Jones, who is in his 10th year at Yale, is the longest tenured coach in the Ivy League. His younger brother Joe is the head coach at Columbia. The Jones brothers are one of only two active brother duos coaching at the Division I level. Seth and Brad Greenberg are the head coaches at Virginia Tech and Radford... Senior Brandon Rose has joined the roster after serving as the team manager for the last two years. Rose was a second team All-Dade County selection as a senior at Palmer Trinity School.
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Program Name:
Program Category:
Health and Fitness
Program Description:
Zumba Fitness is a Latin-inspired cardio-dance workout that uses music and choreographed steps to form a fitness party atmosphere. While many of the types of dance and music featured in the program are Latin American inspired, classes can also contain everything from jazz to African beats to country to hip-hop and pop. Since its inception in the mid-'90s by creator Alberto "Beto" Perez, the Zumba program reaches 10 million people in more than 90,000 locations across more than 110 countries.
Zumba is truly for anyone who can stand up and dance. And "dance" is a very liberal term here, as no dance experience or skills are necessary. People of all ages, shapes, and sizes are welcome and encouraged to attend classes. If you can shake your booty and like fun music, this class is for you.
Most Zumba classes are an hour long. They begin with a dynamic warm-up and end with a cool down and some static stretching. The workout portion is broken down by song, each with a different dance routine. While many of the dance moves instructors use are pre-choreographed by Zumba, instructors often add their own flair, dance steps or even create an entirely new routine to their favourite songs. Common moves in class are mambas, V-steps with exaggerated hips, cha-cha-chas and side touches. Unlike other aerobics classes, where you learn a move and then add on more moves to create a routine, Zumba uses different parts of the song, such as the chorus or a particular phrase or sound in the song, as the basis of its choreography.
Cost Per Term:
$ 70.00 per term
Late registrants will pay for a full term and make missed up missed sessions by attending alternative sessions within the lifelong learning program, within that term. Attendances cannot be accumulated, carried forward or 'banked' for later use.
A pro rata rate for the remainder of the term can be issued in certain cases at the discretion of Council staff.
Terms cannot be shortened and discounted further to factor in non-attendances dates. It remains the responsibility of the participant to ensure they undertake all sessions. Forgotten or missed sessions will not be brought forward into the next terms' enrolment.
Please observe the scenario below:
Mary registers and pays for a 10-week term of Zumba. Mary has been on holidays and returns to start in the 3rd week of a 10-week term. Meaning, Mary has missed 2 sessions of a total of 10. Mary will, therefore, attend the remaining 8 sessions of Zumba, but in addition, will participate in an additional 2 sessions of another program of her choosing during a different time slot and/or location to make up the total of 10 sessions.
Mary can do this at another location across the LGA or even in a different program area like Yoga or Pilates. Mary has emailed the Centre staff or Lifelong Learning Officer to confirm which make up sessions she will attend before doing so; Council staff have informed the facilitator ahead of time.
- Casual sessions and 'pay as you go' are not available;
- Staff will most likely not be onsite at the time of the program to take your payment. Therefore, this needs to happen before participation;
- Some of Council's community Centres are staffed during business hours. Please use Council's Eventbrite pages for all registrations and payments;
07/02/2018 - 11/04/2018
Exclusion Dates:
Dates that the program will not run within the above timeframe
Number of Sessions:
10 Sessions
Most programs run to the school term format, pausing during school holiday periods.
The quantity of sessions within a term will fluctuate from term to term. A term will usually include between 9 - 11 sessions.
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
1 hour
Aileen (Maria replacement - due to injury)
This may be subject to change - it should be expected that casual facilitators will cover for primary facilitators from time to time
General Restrictions / Requirements:
Participants do so at their own risk and based on an assessment of their own health and wellbeing
Is this program appropriate for people of all abilities
Age Requirements:
Youth under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Gender Restrictions:
Yes - Female Only Class
Contact for Program:
Please contact Centre staff on:
Phone: 97351335
Email: email@example.com
Relevant Websites:
Notes / Relevant Information:
Resources / Equipment:
As a general rule, please bring the following equipment with you to all fitness based programs:
- Please wear appropriate, non-restrictive clothing
- Enclosed shoes - preferably runners with quality support
- Water bottle
- Towel
- Pilates/Yoga Mat
- Medications e.g. Ventolin
Trial Sessions:
Unsure if this program is for you?
For free programs:
Come along and try, if you want to patriate ongoing, return to this page and register your details.
For paid programs:
All new participants are entitled to trail a paid program before purchasing a full term. After your first session you may then pay for the full term should you wish to enrol. This does not equate to a 'free' session; this is a 'try before you buy' opportunity. If you sample a program and wish to enrol, you must pay for the full term, including the initial trial session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Transport options:
The centre is located a short walk from the Berala Train Station and Bus Stops.
Local Bus Services:
908 Bus and N50 City to Liverpool (stops at Tilba Street, Berala Town Centre and other surrounding Bus Stops)
Free Community Loop Bus Service:
The centre has both standard and accessible parking onsite in its rear car park, accessible via the Woodburn Road entry.
Alternatively, ample street parking is available on Tilba Street and Woodburn Road.
Berala Woolworths hosts timed open air and undercover parking only a short walk from the Centre.
To Plan Your Trip:
Call the Transport Info-Line on 131 500 or visit http://www.transportnsw.info/
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
The name on the attendance ticket (the name given with purchase) must match that of the attendee participating. For example, you cannot send your friend to participate in your place. You must first transfer the ticket into their name on Eventbrite.
How to change ticket details/transfer ticket:
Can I update my registration information?
How to change customer profile details:
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, your name will appear on attendance records held onsite at the location of the program. The facilitator will mark you as attended at the completion of the program
How do makeup sessions and refunds work?
Makeup sessions:
If you are unable to attend the program, you have paid for makeup sessions can be organised accessing alternative programs throughout the LGA. Please refer to the Lifelong Learning Program to propose a makeup session that would best suit you. Makeup sessions can include programs outside of the original purchased program type, for example, missing a yoga class and making up that program with a Zumba class instead.
Managing missed attendance remains the responsibility of the participant.
Visit: http://www.cumberland.nsw.gov.au/community-culture/lifelonglearning/ for a detailed program.
For medical reasons or instances of severe hardship and unforeseen circumstance, please contact staff at the community facility (if staffed) or the Lifelong Learning Officer.
To ensure a positive experience in the Lifelong Learning Program, Council can organise a change of enrolment into different programs of your choosing where there are spaces available (exchange). However, change of mind after the completion of more than 1 session of a program will not be considered as a valid reason for a refund.
To discuss the refund process, please contact the Centre staff on:
Phone: 97351335
Email: email@example.com
Alternatively, the Lifelong Learning Officer on:
Phone: 97351306
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I have enrolled my child/ren in an after school program, can I leave the premises?
Under no circumstance are caregivers allowed to leave their child/ren and exit the premise (even if they intend on staying in the local vicinity). Parents and guardians must fully understand these programs are in no way shape or form a child minding/caring service. The duty of care remains the sole responsibility of the caregiver at all times.
Pregnancy, I am pregnant, can I still participate?
It is suggested that you seek medical clearance from your health care professional. Participation is done so at your own risk.
Injury, I am recovering from an injury can I still participate?
It is suggested that you seek medical clearance from your health care professional. Participation is done so at your own risk.
What is this program? I have never tried this before. What does it involve?
Please refer to the program description on this event page or for more information please research the program e.g. Google/YouTube search the program name.
Can I claim against my health insurance?
Programs are delivered by industry qualified professionals; however, the individual terms and conditions of your health insurance provider apply. Please contact your provider for information on what you are covered for and how to claim. They will often require you to produce a receipt as proof of purchase, the emailed receipt/ticket of purchase should suffice.
More questions?
After reading the FAQ section, if you have remaining questions, please contact Centre staff or the Lifelong Learning Officer on:
Centre staff on:
Phone: 97351335
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alternatively, the Lifelong Learning Officer on:
Phone: 97351306


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Gary Nolan is the most complete pitcher in the National League.
- Reds pitching coach Larry Shepard
At age 18, Gary Nolan, the Reds No. one draft choice, took the mound for his first Major League start after just one year at A-League Sioux Falls. He pitched seven innings in a 7-3 win over the Houston Astros at Crosley Field on April 15, 1967.
In his first Major League season, he was 14-8 with a 2.58 ERA, five shutouts and 206 strikeouts in 227 innings, all of those totals a modern day records for a pitcher who began a season at the age of 18 or younger. In a game against the San Francisco Giants, he struck out Willie Mays four times. In 1968, Nolan strained his shoulder in spring training and began the season with Tampa in the Florida State League. After rejoining the Reds on May 31, he enjoyed a seven-game winning streak and finished the season at 9-4, with a team leading 2.40 ERA. His sore arm problems would plague him throughout his career that ended before he reached 30 years old.
The Reds Opening Day pitcher in 1969, he struck out 12 Dodgers but lost 3-2. In his next start he pulled a muscle while winning the game but the injury cost him three months of action. He was sent to Indianapolis, returned to the Reds in early August and won six games in eight starts, helped by his new change-up pitch that Sparky Anderson would later call the best change-up in baseball. Under manager Dave Bristol, the Reds of the late 1960s were competitive with but couldn't make it to the top. In an interview at age 44, Nolan recalls, "With guys like Johnny Bench, Tony Perez and Pete Rose we obviously had the talent. Injuries and bad breaks kept us from winning consistently. We all knew there would be a change of managers after 1969."
The new manager was an unknown skipper, Sparky Anderson and the team had immediate success in the 1970s with Nolan an important clog in what would become The Big Red Machine.
When healthy, the six-foot-3, 190 pound right-hander won consistently and possessed consummate control. While Nolan was with the team, the Reds won divisional titles in 1970, '72, '73, '75 and '76 and World Championships in 1975 and '76. Nolan appeared only twice for the Reds in 1973 and missed the entire 1974 season after the surgical removal of a bone spur from his shoulder. He blamed his arm problems on his herky-jerky delivery. In the later part of his career, his great off-speed pitch compensated for his loss of speed on his fast ball. He never lost his great control.
In 1970 Nolan went 18-7 with 181 strike-outs and a 3.27 ERA, helping the Reds to a NL pennant. Against Pittsburgh in Game One of the Championship series, he pitched a remarkable nine inning shutout. After a disappointing 12-15 record in 1971, he posted 13 victories before the 1972 All-Star Game.
Selected for the NL team, he withdrew from the team, suffering from neck and shoulder pains and went on the disabled list. When he returned to the team he finished the season with a 15-5 record and 1.99 ERA, leading the league in winning percentage (.750) and second place in ERA behind Steve Carlton.
Arm problems forced Nolan to miss most of 1973, and he missed the entire 1974 season. He returned in 1975 in good form, going 15-9 with a 3.16 ERA. In the World Series against the Boston Red Sox, he pitched just 6 innings in two starts.
He duplicated his 15-9 record in 1976 and finally got his first World Series victory over the New York Yankees in the final game of a four-game Reds sweep.
The arm problems returned big time in 1977 and he was traded to the California Angels in June, where he made only five appearances, compiled an 0-3 record. was placed once more on the disabled list and released in January, 1978. He recalled, "I saw Dr. Frank Jobe while out there, but I pretty much knew I was done. All of a sudden my career was over."
Over his 10-year career, Nolan was 110-70 with a stellar 3.08 ERA. He struck out 1,039 batters and gave up only 413 walks in 1,675 innings pitched.
Purchase your tickets ahead of your visit to the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.
Wherever you're coming from, we're easy to find with many parking options.
Go behind-the-scenes at Great American Ball Park on a 90-minute guided tour.


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New Years Rockin' Eve
In 1994, I co-hosted Dick Clark New Year's Rockin' Eve, and we filmed that shit nowhere near New Years. It was like in July or something really early like that. The show was shot in different locations and put together in post like a quilt, but I remember my patch was done at a big megastudio in Orlando, florida, probably MGM or Disneyworld. I am Read More


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The 13th annual Parade of Lights in Blissfield is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24.
The Parade of Lights is presented by Blissfield Coney Island and the B-Town Bar & Grill. Each entry in this year's parade will be judged by a team from the trophy sponsors: The Andersons, D&P Communications and Michigan Agricultural Commodities, Inc.
In a news release announcing the event, Patricia Rayl, Blissfield Downtown Development Authority and Main Street manager, said the parade was changed to the Thanksgiving weekend last year to encourage more entries and bring larger crowds to downtown Blissfield.
Among the entries are grand marshals Abe and Zamira Elmazi; Miss River Raisin Festival Charlotte Squires; Britton-Deerfield homecoming queen Anna Prielipp; the Blissfield marching band; Ruthie the cow; a stilt walker; two Shriner groups, tractors and farm machinery units; and of course, Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Anyone is invited to enter a float or vehicle in the parade. More information is available along with the registration form at www.blissfieldmainstreet.com. The entry deadline is Nov. 21.
Parade of Lights is next weekend in Blissfield
The 13th annual Parade of Lights in Blissfield is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24.


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TimedeltaField for django models
Project description
PostgreSQL can store data as INTERVAL type, which is close to meaning the same as python's timedelta object (although better in a couple of ways).
I have lots of use for timedelta objects, and having code that basically wrapped integer objects as a number of seconds was common. This module combines the two:
- a timedelta.TimedeltaField() object that transparently converts to and from datetime.timedelta
- storage of the data as an INTERVAL in PostgreSQL, or a string in other databases. (Other databases will be considered if I ever use them, or receive patches).
The coolest part of this package is the way it manipulates strings entered by users, and presents them. Any string of the format:
[X weeks,] [Y days,] [Z hours,] [A minutes,] [B seconds]
will be converted to a timedelta object. Even shortened versions can be used: hrs, hr or h will also suffice. The parsing ignores trailing 's', but is smart about adding them in when presenting the data to the user.
To use, install the package, and use the field:
from django.db import models import timedelta class MyModel(models.Model): the_timedelta = timedelta.fields.TimedeltaField()
There are also some useful methods in helpers.py to work with timedelta objects. (eg, multiply, divide, modulo and percentages).
Additionally, there are two template filters, timedelta and iso8601, which will convert a timedelta object into a valid string.
Event model:
from django.db import models import timedelta class Event(models.Model): start = models.DateTimeField() duration = timedelta.fields.TimedeltaField() @property def finish(self): return self.start + self.duration
Storing data within the field:
evt = Event.objects.create( start=datetime.datetime.now(), duration=datetime.timedelta(hours=1) ) print evt.finish evt.duration = datetime.timedelta(minutes=3) print evt.finish # We can use valid strings of the format described above. Event.objects.update(duration='2 hours, 45 minutes') evt = Event.objects.get(pk=evt.pk) print evt.finish # We can also assign directly to this field a valid string. evt.duration = '3 days, 2 hours' evt.save() # Note: we need to re-fetch to ensure conversion to timedelta evt = Event.objects.get(pk=evt.pk) print evt.finish
Using with a form.
You can just use a ModelForm, and it will automatically select the TimedeltaFormField, which will handle the conversion between formatted strings and timedelta objects.
Or you may use the form field directly:
from django import forms import timedelta class EventForm(forms.Form): start = forms.DateTimeField() duration = timedelta.forms.TimedeltaFormField()
This form field will display a value in the format:
2 day, 3 hours, 1 minute
And will parse data from a similar format.
Have a look in tests.py for examples of the form field/widget output.
Parse ISO8601 strings. Thanks to Guillame Libersat, we can generate them.
Handle strings with times in other languages. I'm not really sure about how to do this, but it may be useful.
- 0.6.6: Add in a couple of new template filters: total_seconds, and total_seconds_sort.
- The latter zero-pads the value to 10 places, ideal for lexical sorting. This correctly sorts timedeltas of up to around 10 years, if you need more you can pass an argument to the filter.
- 0.6.5: Empty string values in database now are returned as None for the field value.
- Note that you must have field.null=True to store a NULL in the db. I'm still not 100% happy with this: postgres may choke on empty string values when doing INTERVAL comparisons. Thanks to Gustavo Dias jaimes and reidpr for the report/fix.
- 0.6.4: Correctly parse '1w' (previously required 1wk).
- Don't parse things like '1 hs', require '1 hrs'. Test a bit harder.
0.6.3: Correctly parse '1h' as one hour (previously required 1hr).
0.6.2: Remember to include VERSION number.
0.6.0: Added total_seconds helper (for python < 2.7)
0.5.3: Include long_description from this file.
0.5.2: Added decimal_percentage, which gives us a decimal.Decimal object.
0.5.1: Bugfixes from Mike Fogel.
- 0.5: Feature from Guillaume Libersat: helper and template for ISO8601 representation.
- Bugfix from croepha: allow for non-plural 'days' string. Bugfix from Guillaume Libersat: don't explode if initial is None
0.4.7: Bugfix from savemu: use unicode() instead of str()
- 0.4.6: Add in support for PostGIS database.
- Make it easier to add in other column types for other databases.
0.4.5: Restore functionality for django <1.2 (thanks Yoav Aner).
0.4.3: Added helpers.modulo, to allow remainder division of timedlelta objects.
- 0.4.1: changed get_db_prep_value() code to be in get_prep_value(), since I
- was calling it in get_default(), without a connection value.
- 0.4: added the connection and prepared arguments to get_db_prep_value(),
- so that django 1.3+ will not complain of DeprecationWarnings.
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Dawgwalker needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 333 designs submitted by 74 freelance designers.
Red Rooster Guitars
Exciting new start up company designing custom T style and LP Style guitars with custom metal work and light weight Pine bodies hand built without CNC machines. I use nothing but the best parts available and the end results my guitars awaken the inspiration in you and keeps you coming back for more.
High end professional players and enthusiasts. Musicians that want a guitar that inspires them to play .
I am looking for a Logo that is simple yet iconic I have incorporated metal work on my guitars and Iike to think alittle from older car dashes..so I would like a logo like a car logo think mercedes,BMW porsche..I named the company red rooster from the old Blues tune Little Red Rooster. My guitars work really well in the Blues format and Rock and Roll. The guitars have a unique look and demand attention. The rooster shape is usually upright and proud with sassy tail feathers.
The logo could go 2 ways one being a simple single line illustration like Chinese brush stroke style with both the initials RR and spelled out.
If you look at most guitar logos they are subtle and not really flashy.
The other direction would be a cool beatnik rooster with sunglasses and a go tee under his beak..I am torn here as I want the guitars to be serious and cool at the same time. I love the simple style of logos like the rolling stones tongue but I am open to anything that is hip fashionable and above give the product a cool factor.
I have attached a few ideas I came up with so you can see I am not an artist. I like the font it has a voodoo thing about it and I like the whole bird and not just his head as just the head reminds me of the Cardinals logo(football).
No stock images or clipart. The logo will be made for the guitar headstocks and will be waterslide decal no more than 2 to 3 color.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


text: fluid Foxglove-Digitalis By mtpr.org • Jan 4, 2014 January 4th, 2014: From old wives' tales to pharmaceutical. Compounds in digitalis treat atrial fibrillation and congestive heart failure, restoring the heart's ability to process fluids. Lanoxin - from the species, Digitalis lanata - remains one of the top cardiovascular drugs in the U.S. http://www.floradelaterre.com/


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It's winter. It's flu season. Kids get sick. They share germs. Some of it is inevitable but where do you draw the line when it comes to getting together with friends when there are germy kids in tow?
My friend emailed me for some help with a sticky (icky) situation and wanted to know if I'd poll my readers for some help handling it. Here's what she wrote:
How do you politely tell a mom friend to stop making play dates when her kids are sick? I have this one friend who always invites us over/comes over when her kids are sick—without telling us until it's too late!
My friend went on to say that this woman even brought her kid to my friend's son's birthday party…when the kid had hand and foot disease. And she didn't mention it until after the party and after the kid had been slobbering all over the toys. I think that's a little inconsiderate, no? But how the heck would you handle that?
I am very hands-off when it comes to mild sickness with my kids. I am not a fan of antibiotics (you can read why here but basically it's because they are so often misused for things like the common cold and other non-bacterial infections) and I don't rush to the doctor every time they cough or get a runny nose. If they were ever to get really sick, I would obviously take it really seriously but I feel confident in their immune systems for the everyday, crap kids get. That's not to say I haven't cancelled playdates because of illness. If my kid is puking or has a fever I would not invite my friends over. And if I went to someone's house and their kid was puking or had a high fever, I might be a little icked out (ditto if the kid had a contagious rashy thing—eeek). But in general, if my kids are sick (or were recently sick) or my friends' kids are or were sick and we have plans on the calendar, we do the courtesy, "Hey, so and so threw up last night but she seems fine, do you still want to do the playdate?" This is actually a direct quote from a friend from last week and I still met up with her because, as I told her, it's not like our kids were going to be making out. And I wanted to get out. (And her daughter was totally fine.)
That said, when it comes to friends with newborns, I am kind of crazy about the sick thing. I don't want anyone who's sick around my babies, especially little kids. And if I were sick, or if anyone in my house were sick, I wouldn't go near anyone else's baby. That just scares me. And I think that's common human courtesy. But when it comes to bigger kids and a mild cough or sneeze, I don't get too vigilant. It helps that my kids are three and five and they know how to cover their mouths when they cough and they know not to share cups or put toys in their mouths. And when we're out in public, we wash our hands. A lot. Bottom line: I think it needs to be a case by case, kid by kid, germ by germ call. And I always practice full disclosure, which it seems my friend's friend does not. To me, that's the real issue and I'm not sure how I would deal with it. So, what are your thoughts on this? Any rules of thumb you live by? Any advice for my friend? Let's discuss!


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Nigeria squeeze past Ethiopia
Two late penalties from Victor Moses saved Nigeria from an embarrassing CAN exit as they booked their place in the quarter-finals with victory over Ethiopia.
The Super Eagles were heading out of the competition because of their disciplinary record until Moses, who won both spot-kicks, netted the first in the 79th minute. And he repeated the trick in the 90th minute, scoring past midfielder Addis Hintsa after goalkeeper Sisay Bancha had been sent off for conceding the penalty. Ethiopia had already used all their substitutes.
The goals got Nigeria out of jail, after they had dominated without managing to find a way past their opponents. A goalless draw would have seen them eliminated on a fair play system, with holders Zambia the side set to profit.
Nigeria started brightly and Efe Ambrose headed over from a Moses free-kick after only two minutes.
Ethiopia came into the game bottom of the pool, but still in with a shout of going through. And they threatened when Dawit Estifanos swung in a corner, which Saladin Said headed over.
But for the most part they were on the back foot and Ikechukwu Uche headed another Moses free-kick over the top, while Uwa Elderson Echiejile met another Moses ball in and brought a parry out of Sisay.
Nigeria had a golden chance to take the lead on the stroke of half-time when Kenneth Omeruo's shot fell kindly for Emmanuel Emenike in the area, but he blazed wildly over the bar.
The Nigeria fans were starting to lose patience with their side's failure to make the breakthrough, having seen them concede late equalisers in their previous two matches.
Godfrey Oboabona had a header cleared off the line and keeper Sisay needed two attempts to clutch a Sunday Mba shot before Moses finally calmed the nerves. The Chelsea man was chopped down by Alula Girma as he broke into the area to win a penalty, which he placed coolly into the bottom right corner.
Ethiopia almost grabbed an equaliser only for Nigeria keeper Vincent Enyeama to pulled off a fine save from Saladin.
But Moses made sure of the points when he raced clear only to be sent flying by Sisay. A penalty was the decision and the keeper shown a second yellow card. Hintsa was finally handed the gloves, but Moses beat him easily from the spot, this time going low to the opposite left corner, to send Nigeria through.


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+ − Contact Information
Email Address: email@example.com
Phone: (518) 455-4567
Office Address:
Albany, NY 12248
+ − Biography
Francisco Moya was elected to represent the 39th Assembly District in 2010, earning him the honor of being the first Ecuadorian-American ever elected to public office in the United States. A lifelong resident of Corona, Queens, Francisco began organizing in his community at the age of 15, when he and a group of concerned neighbors started the Corona Gardens Neighborhood Association. The group started a block-watch program, organized beautification drives and tree plantings, and worked with the local Precinct to remove graffiti in the neighborhood. Building on this early activism, Francisco went on to graduate from St. Johns University and worked for two members of Congress, Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez and Congressman Brad Sherman in Washington, D.C.
Francisco went on to be selected as a National Urban fellow to get a Masters degree in Public Administration.
Francisco worked for the Queens Health Network at Elmhurst Hospital, where he was instrumental in securing $250,000 from a federal grant for a new mammogram machine. He was later promoted to Associate Director of Business Development, and in this role, helped develop three new community-based health clinics, including a cutting-edge wellness center for seniors and the first clinic in Queens solely dedicated to womens health.
In 2003, Francisco was named Secretary to the Senate for Senate Minority Leader David A. Paterson, and became the highest-ranking Latino in state government. After the 2008 beating death of Ecuadorian immigrant Jose Sucuzhanay, Francisco acted as spokesperson for the family, and helped organize community rallies and vigils. Francisco continues to be a leader in the fight against hate crimes, and has organized local residents to protest against anti-immigrant policies in Washington.
Francisco is a member of the Corona Lions Club and a volunteer at the St. Leos Golden Age Club. He helped start the after-school sports program at St. Leos school in Corona, which has given a generation of local kids a safe and uplifting space in the neighborhood. Francisco serves as a District Leader, chairs Congressman Joe Crowleys Latino Affairs Committee, and has been honored by numerous public officials for his years of tireless work on behalf of his community.