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Kick-starting a STEM Revolution in Croatia
What does it take to start a nationwide initiative to introduce coding into schools?
There is a simple answer - hard work and tenacity - usually from an individual, a visionary with the courage to say: "It starts right here, right now, with me."
Nenad Bakic is that type of person, Croatia is the country he has been working in and here is a glimpse of what, in just over a year, Nenad and his team have accomplished:
Micro:bit in Croatia
On Friday November 24th this year 38,000 micro:bits were sent to 6th-graders in 84% of the elementary schools in Croatia. Participation was optional from the participating schools, so this take up rate was fantastic! From early December these students began to use them in class and at home and already the Micro:bit Educational Foundation is seeing a huge surge in web hits from Croatia.
The project delivering those micro:bits was called ProMikro, a collaboration between Nenad's privately funded, non-profit IRIM, a government agency CARNet and the Croatian Ministry of Science and Education. The project's aim was to introduce digital literacy and computing into schools in an interdisciplinary and creative way. The project builds on a highly successful STEM Revolution initiative by IRIM in which over 1,000 educational institutions, including elementary and secondary schools, universities, non-profits and libraries, in Croatia received 20 micro bits per institution. With IRIM's support, some local governments have also introduced coding into their schools using the micro:bit. For example: Varaždin County supplied micro:bits for all students in Grades 1 through 4 and the City of Osijek introduced them for Grade 5. A map of all schools participating in ProMikro can be found here. It is worth remembering, up till now coding was not an obligatory subject in Croatian schools.
The micro:bits for those 38,000 sixth graders and their teachers were provided by CARNet and remaining non-participating schools can still apply for the ProMikro project. IRIM designed ProMikro, administered applications, developed lessons for use in schools and organized teacher education for over 2,200 teachers. There have been two rounds of educational workshops so far (introductory and subject) with a third round of advanced workshops being planned. The funds for the education were provided by the Croatian Employers' Association and shipping was donated by the Croatian Post. The teachers' education – a key element of the project's success – had impressive results. Of all participating teachers, 40% had never coded and after only two workshops, 67% of those teachers intend to use the micro:bit in class and among those who coded regularly, over 83% intend to use the micro:bit with their students.
IRIM is a privately-funded, non-profit which has developed an extensive portfolio of programmes in STEM education including: the Croatian Makers robotics league (which has over 500 schools and non-profits participating with over 2,500 donated educational robots); an advanced robotics competition and advanced, massive-collaboration IoT projects. Also, IRIM has donated and helped kick-off projects in STEM to other regional countries. In total IRIM has donated over 70,000 micro:bits to different segments of the Croatian learning community.
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China's Gong Maoxin and Li Zhe beat Taiwan's Huang Liang-chi and Yang Tsung-hua 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 yesterday to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in their Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group I relegation playoff in Tianjin, China.
The reverse singles are scheduled for today, but even if Taiwan win both, China cannot lose the best-of-five match showdown following defeats for Yang and Chen Ti in the opening singles rubbers on Friday.
Taiwan will now have to play Indonesia in a second-round relegation playoff in September. The losers will be relegated to Group II for next year's competition.
Meanwhile, Nam Ji-sung and Lim Yong-kyu pulled one back in the doubles for South Korea to leave Japan with a 2-1 lead in their Group I second round tie in Tokyo yesterday.
The Korean duo raced to a 7-5, 6-1, 6-4 win over Go Soeda and Yasutaka Uchiyama in the third match of the best-of-five contest.
Former world No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt inspired Australia to a five-set doubles victory to take the edge over hosts Uzbekistan in their tie in Namangan.
Hewitt, rested from Friday's opening singles, partnered Matthew Ebden to battle out a 7-5, 6-7 (4/7), 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 win over the Uzbek pairing of Denis Istomin and Farrukh Dustov.
The hard-fought win gave 28-time Davis Cup winners Australia a 2-1 edge heading into today's two reverse singles to decide the tie on clay.
The winner of the tie advances to September's World Group playoffs as Australia bid to return to the competition's top tier for the first time since 2007.
Hewitt, the former Wimbledon and US Open champion, was playing with Ebden for the first time. They were the fresher pair after Istomin and Dustov were backing up from playing in Friday's singles.
The Uzbeks broke Hewitt's serve in the third game of the opening set, but the Australians fought back to 3-3 and pounced on Istomin's service game at 6-5 to take the first set.
The home side rallied to take the second in a tiebreak, but another crucial break on Istomin's serve late in the third set put Australia 2-1 up.
Istomin and Dustov fought back to send the match to a deciding set, but Hewitt and Ebden fought off their threat.
The Australians secured a crucial early break, from 0-40 down, and held off the Uzbeks, with a crucial hold from 0-40 down on Hewitt's serve to reach 5-2.
Ebden served out for the rubber with the victory improving Hewitt's doubles record in the competition to 14-3.
Elsewhere, Andrey Golubev and Yuriy Schukin defeated Czech pair Jan Hajek and Radek Stepanek in Astana to keep Kazakhstan's hopes of reaching the Davis Cup semi-finals alive.
The hosts won 7-6 (7/2), 6-4, 6-3 in two hours 20 minutes to make it 2-1 in their quarter-final encounter against the tournament holders.
"It was a hard match, but it makes the victory even more sweet," Schukin said.
"We had to battle hard for every single point in such a tight match. We're happy to beat the Davis Cup champions and continue our fight for a place in the semi-finals," he said.
Hajek and Stepanek were playing together for the first time, and they lost the opening set in a tiebreak after both pairs had exchanged breaks.
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Quick Look: Fieldrunners by Subatomic Studios, LLC
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February 17, 2009
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So, by now you're wondering why are we writing about apps that have been out for months? Well, it's easy: they're still popular and people are still buying them.
Fieldrunners, in my opinion, is the best "Tower Defense" style game in the App Store. It is one of the only ones that allows for an arbitrary path for your enemy to follow. That's right, unlike many other TD games, in Fieldrunners, you layout the path (by virtue of setting up your towers in a way that causes the enemy to go around them). You layout your map however you like, providing that you leave a path for the enemy to get from one side of the map to the other. However, you can divert them back and forth as many times as you like to make sure they get exposure to all of your weapons and defenses.
In the last update, Fieldrunners adds yet another map (bringing the total now to three) and a couple of new weapons to use against your enemies. There are also three play modes for each map, once you reach level 100 then these are unlocked which allows you to play the same map endlessly which is just fun to see how long you can last. There are various videos on YouTube on how to get past level 160, which appears to be a tough one.
In all if you are a fan of the tower defense games and you haven't yet considered Fieldrunners then this is your app this week.
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104 working good, last 3 cores getting utilized now! thanks a lott
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My CPU is AMD Phenom X6 1090T BE, what number should i put for SET AffinityMask "??"
My CPU is Intel(R)Core(TM) i5 CPU, which number should I put for SET AffinityMask "??"
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strunker, you are a genious. and the guy who figured out which settings to use for a hexcore. wow is running smooth like silk, my task manager looks like the one tregan posted.
Okay, I'm probably being an idiot here, but I've read the OP and I cannot for the life of me find AffinityMask or processAffinityMask in my config.wtf. The only thing relating to cores in config.wtf seems to be coresDetected "2". I use Win7 if that matters.
Do I just type in a new CVAR of "SET processAffinityMask "5" " myself?
It IT a big difference if you have 50 or 80 fps, check here:
If you upgrade to more cores someday the line to add to the bottom of your config.wtf file is:
SET processAffinityMask "84"
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Save it as MSMQ.reg (yes, .reg, not .txt) and then double click it. It will ask if you're sure blah blah, click yes. You can then delete the file. Reboot.Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
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Also, for some reason mmo is putting a space in the word PARAMETERS, so please remove the space before saving the file.
Alright, I'm a lazy bum, so can someone tell me what to set for AMD Phenom II x4 965 Black Edition?
I would appreciate it greatly!
Thanks for the guide. I do got one question regards the CPU.
I use a AMD Phenom II x4 965 3.40 GHz. Now not seeing where this CPU belongs on your list. Dunno if it got HT or not, don't even know what ht is, what affinitymask should I set it to? 56 like Shinrou with his X6 1090T ?
Thanks in advance
Shaman since Vanilla. All the way !
Maybe it should be added to the OP that AMD CPUs does not have HT (Intel only tech?), for all those wondering which values to use on their AMD CPU?
(unless I am horribly wrong, and there actually exists an HT-equivalent technology for AMD as well?)
Btw, nice guide, looking forward to test it tonight!
I was wondering how this changes in a multi-cpu setup (I have 2 quad xeons with HT: 8+8v total cores) also, is this applicable under MacOS? dunno if Grand Central Dispatch or any other related tech does this already for us.
Almost all of the last bunch of questions can be answered by browsing strunker's original post and a few of the posts after that including some of mine... pretty much all the useful mask numbers are summed up in post #19.
Can't you guys just read them instead of asking question that have already been answered?
As for Xeons... they're a really weird chip, and I found out quickly that I don't know enough about them to give proper advice, other than telling you to seek details here:
I saw something in there about quad Xeon still only accepting single CPU operations or something like that, so I don't know if it actually behaves the same as today's quad cores, and same goes for their HT. You'll probably have to do more reading about it yourself...
If it's actually like having two quad core HT processors then that would make make 16 threads... There's probably no need to allocate WoW to the last few threads because the whole point of this stuff is to just get the game off the threads that the OS would be using, not to stick wow at the highest number threads. You could probably just pick a number that works for single quad cores with (84 or 252) or without HT (14) and it might still effectively mask the first core so that game avoids it.


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Italy 23-18 France, February 3, 2013
Italy sound out warning to Six Nations rivals
Graham Jenkins
February 3, 2013
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If you didn't know by now - Italy are no longer in the Six Nations to make the numbers up.
The Azzurri's stunning victory over France not only capped surely the best opening Six Nations weekend ever but also silenced those doomsayers once and for all who dare to suggest the battle for the northern hemisphere title is a two-tier competition.
France entered this competition as many people's favourites to take the crown having been arguably the most impressive European side during the autumn when they most notably swept Australia aside - but they fell at the first hurdle against an Italy side fully deserving of their historic triumph. It was only their third ever victory over France but crucially a second win in three years and is not only a great result for Italian rugby but the Six Nations and the game as a whole.
Italy's win against France at the Stadio Flaminio in 2011 quite rightly sent shockwaves through the rugby world but it was dismissed by many who considered it a freak result against a side famed for their unpredictability. Italy's failure to produce that level of performance in their subsequent matches added weight to that argument but they appeared to turn a corner when Frenchman Jacques Brunel took control following the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Last year's Six Nations may have only brought one win - against Scotland in their final game - but England also came very close to defeat at a snowy Stadio Olimpico. More recently, Australia narrowly avoided an embarrassing upset in November but the performance did little to convince the bookmakers that Italy could shake up the Six Nations pecking order. However, it clearly did wonders for Italy's belief and instead of scrapping for a piece of history as they did two years ago, they attacked their rivals with intent from the off and outplayed their rivals to claim a deserved victory.
In no one was the benefit of belief more evident than fly-half Luciano Orquera. The 31-year-old is no stranger to the international stage having made his Test bow way back in 2004 but buoyed by the renewed faith shown by his coach who handed him the No.10 shirt once again in the autumn after a year in the international wilderness he has re-invented himself as the kind of all-action playmaker Italy have sorely missed since the days of Diego Dominguez.
His injection of pace to set up the opening try for Sergio Parisse and the exquisite offload to Martin Castrogiovanni for his score highlighted the enviable game-breaking skill set at his disposal with his fine form with the boot equally valuable. Brunel's decision to withdraw Orquera with a quarter of the game remaining raised eyebrows but the introduction of Kris Burton provided a fresh impetus to keep France guessing and a drop goal that gave Italy priceless breathing room. It was a calculated gamble from the former France assistant coach and one that suggests he knows how to make the most of his limited resources.
Orquera's ability to dominate rested largely on his side's refusal to take a backward step with Parisse once again leading by example but he was not alone in delivering a heroic performance. Castrogiovanni, fullback Andrea Masi, centre Tommaso Benvenuti and Alesandro Zanni were among those determined to down the title favourites and reluctant to offer them too much respect.
Once upon a time, Italy would begin to run out of steam on the hour mark with their brave endeavour so often giving way to an inevitable defeat but not anymore. They continued to frustrate France until the final whistle but were helped by their rivals' woefully lack urgency as the game slipped away and a creative void evident from the opening exchanges. Add in a mind-blowing 20 turnovers and you have the recipe for disaster.
The form that fly-half Frederic Michalak showed in the autumn eluded him in the face of a fired up Italy with his lack of game time at No.10 - he plays scrum-half at Toulon with Jonny Wilkinson the first-choice stand-off - no doubt contributing to his flat performance. But he was not alone in his failure to dictate proceedings with the often imperious flanker Thierry Dusautoir some way short of his best having only recently returned from injury and a formidable front five got little change out of their Italian counterparts. Not even their star-studded bench could turn the game back in their favour.
Quite rightly Italy took a lap of honour to celebrate their victory with the Azzurri faithful but you sense that such jubilation will soon become a thing of the past as results such as these become more common place. Brunel drew much guffawing when he suggested his side could win the Six Nations within a couple of years of him taking the helm last year but suddenly he doesn't look such a fool.
But the real test comes in the coming weeks - never before have they started a Six Nations campaign with such verve - or with two victories - and they must now back it up starting with their trip to Scotland next weekend. You been warned.
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Parkinson, who has interviewed some of the world's biggest celebrities during illustrious career with the BBC, has signed a landmark two-year deal that will bring him exclusively to ITV from autumn this year.
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- Red Dragonhawk
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- Use: Teaches you how to summon this mount. Can only be summoned in Outland or Northrend. This is a very fast mount.
The Red Dragonhawk mount is a swift flying mount added in patch 3.0.8. The mount is a dragonhawk and has flight speed of 280%.
The Red Dragonhawk mount is the Horde reward of the [Mountain o' Mounts] achievement. You need to obtain 100 mounts.
This mount scales to 310% speed with Master Riding training.
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- The Red Dragonhawk mount is only available for the Horde. Alliance players can get the [Blue Dragonhawk] instead.
- This mount's model color is actually 'golden' and not red. This can be easily seen when compared to the dragonhawk hatchlings that players can purchase.
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Numi is a leading importer of Fair Trade Certified teas, with more than half of our blends (and 80% of the raw ingredients we purchase) bearing the Fair Trade Certified label. Fair Trade guarantees farm workers are paid a minimum fair wage for their labour and empowers them to lift themselves out of poverty by investing in their farms and communities. At these gardens, the worker community votes democratically on how Fair Trade premiums are used to invest in education, health, protecting the environment, and developing the business skills necessary to compete in the global marketplace. Some programs include: new roads, cooking stoves, mosquito nets, new schools, college scholarships, enhanced maternity benefits, onsite medical staff and life insurance.
Fair Trade Certified Tea Gardens
This was China's first fair trade project, and with more than 4,000 members, remains China's largest Fair Trade tea cooperative. Fair Trade funds have supported children's enrolment in high school and university, a school dormitory, library and computer classroom, technical assistance and organic agriculture training programs.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Jasmine Green, Breakfast Blend,
This Egyptian farming cooperative has been producing herbs for more than 40 years, has 80 members and is also certified organic. Recently earning Fair Trade Certification in 2009, the cooperative intends to use its Fair Trade funds to invest in schools, sanitation and a bus to transport workers.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Moroccan Mint, Chamomile Lemon
The Tuija people who live on the land surrounding Enshi in Western China have earned 40% higher wages through Fair Trade Certification since 2006. Fair Trade funds have helped to build new roads, improving access to medical care; and with increased product demand, the cooperative is enlarging their factory.
Tea that is purchased from this garden is: Gunpowder Green, Maté Lemon
Sewpur Tea Estate
A cooperative consisting of more than 330 workers in Assam, India, Sewpur has been working with Numi for two years. Fair Trade funds have been used to build a new school and provide scholarships; distribute fuel-efficient cooking stoves (chullas) and mosquito nets; build new roads; and develop women's empowerment programs.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Aged Earl Grey, Golden Chai, Breakfast Blend
Chamong Tea Estate
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas in Darjeeling, Northern India, Chamong employs more than 500 workers. Through Fair Trade, Chamong has helped raise the overall income and standard of living for the local population. Fair Trade funds have provided cows as an additional source of food and income; training and tools for income generation projects; and improved maternity benefits.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Breakfast Blend
Located in the mountainous, remote, Northern tip of Jalpaiguri, India, Putharjhora employs 1055 workers. These workers have elected to use Fair Trade funds to build elementary and middle schools, provide college scholarships, hire an onsite medical officer and build a healthcare facility.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Decaf Ginger Lemon
Oothu Singampatti
Surrounded by the tropical, evergreen mountain forests of Kalakkad and Mundanthuri tiger reserves, in the Nilgiris district of Southern India, this Fair Trade Certified tea estate employs 1623 workers. Fair Trade funds have funded school scholarships, health programs, life insurance, and funeral services.
Teas that are purchased from this garden are: Orange Spice, White Rose


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The Town of Signal Mountain reported today that Honna Rogers has announced her intent to resign her position as town manager.
In an email, Rogers said that she has a young child and wants to spend more time with her family.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed working for the Town of Signal Mountain," she said. "Our town is blessed with exceptional employees, who have helped me be successful in my job and who have been a pleasure to work with. I leave my position and my Council with the warmest regards. My husband and I are proud to be residents of Signal Mountain and look forward to raising our son here."
Mayor Bill Lusk wished Rogers and her family well.
"We regret Honna's decision to leave, but we certainly understand the need to balance family and career," said Mayor Bill Lusk. "The council, town employees, and citizens of our community have benefited tremendously from the work Honna has accomplished in the last five years. We are sorry to lose her as a town manager, but we are glad we get to keep her as a friend and neighbor."
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Okay, so today I was at Subway and the lady behind the counter was probably in her mid-40's. She was like, "I really like your eyes. They're so pretty. They're.. angelic eyes. Yes, angelic eyes." She was kind of the construction worker type. It scared me. lol. Shocked
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Former longtime Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan is returning to the team as a consultant.
The Hall of Fame coach will be a senior basketball adviser on a multi-year deal, the team announced Wednesday. Sloan will provide guidance to coach Ty Corbin as well as serve as an extra set of eyes as the team evaluates potential players.
It's the second time in a month that the team has looked to its storied past in a bid to improve its future. Three weeks ago, the Jazz announced Hall of Famer Karl Malone would help develop and mentor the team's two young big men in a part-time role.
Sloan said he's happy to be back with the organization, and will do whatever he's asked. He talked first with Corbin before making his decision.
"Being in basketball has kind of saved my life," Sloan said on 1280 The Zone radio network. "You feel like you want to jump off a tall building after being away from it for a couple of years."
Jazz president Randy Rigby said Sloan will become a key player in the organization's efforts to build a championship team. He's already been helping them evaluate players ahead of next week's NBA draft, Rigby said.
Sloan said he benefited early in his coaching career by having Frank Layden as a sounding board, and hopes to fill that same role for Corbin.
"I don't have all the answers, but when I was a young coach, I needed a lot of guidance," Sloan said. "Ty has asked me to come and help him along those lines. I'm not sure I can, but I'm willing to try."
Sloan coached the Jazz for 23 full seasons -- leading the team to the playoffs 19 times and to the NBA Finals twice.
He resigned in February 2011 in the middle of a season in which he clashed with star point guard Deron Williams.
He said at the time that he didn't have the energy to coach any more, and that the losses were getting tougher and tougher to handle.


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Violinist Nancy McFarland Gaub has had a varied career as soloist, recitalist, chamber player, and orchestral musician on three continents. She is a Lecturer in Music at Grinnell College, where she frequently performs recitals and chamber music, teaches violin and directs the chamber music program. The Grinnell Chamber Ensembles has flourished, and recently performed in Prague at the Dvorak Museum.
Ms. Gaub has been the acting concertmaster of the Cedar Rapids Symphony and is currently concertmaster of the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra. In recent years she has performed Brahms' Violin Concerto, "Zigeunerweisen", by Sarasate, and Vivaldi's "Spring", with the OSO.
Along with her husband, pianist Eugene Gaub, Ms. McFarland Gaub is Artistic Director of the critically acclaimed Roycroft Chamber Music Festival, which they founded in East Aurora, NY, in 1994.Then a member of the first violin section of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, she was a frequent soloist with the BPO and other orchestras, including a live radio broadcast of Saint-Saens' Concerto No. 3, under conductor Aije Oue. The Buffalo News called her later performance of the Tchaikovsky concerto "… the highlight of the evening", and her Vivaldi "St. Anthone" Concerto, "superb".
Ms. McFarland Gaub enjoys working with composers and playing new music. With Red Cedar Chamber Music, she recently recorded (on Naxos and the Fleur de Lis labels ) the world premiere of Harvey Sollberger's chamber work, "Perhaps Gilead", to wide acclaim.. She also has performed with folk, jazz and pop artists from the Chieftains to Judy Collins to Natalie Cole, and has recorded with the Cousin John Band. She has performed at the Aspen, Spoleto (Italy), Chautauqua, Stowe (VT), Adirondack, Grant Park Symphony, Eastern Music Festival, Grand Teton Music Festival and the Festival de Invierno in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She has also performed as soloist and recitalist on radio and television broadcasts..
Originally from the Chicago area, Ms. McFarland Gaub received degrees from Chicago College of Performing Arts of Roosevelt University, and the Juilliard School, where she was a scholarship student of Dorothy DeLay. Her violin was made by Giovanni Grancino in 1695.
Ms. Gaub also enjoys running, hiking and reading. The Gaubs have one son, Will, who is a psychology major at Grinnell College.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) � A.J. Burnett needed too many pitches to get through five innings. Once he left, the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pirates bullpen.
Jimmy Rollins hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the sixth, Jonathan Pettibone had an impressive major league debut and the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 3-2 Monday night.
Burnett gave up two runs and five hits. He left after 101 pitches and the Phillies got the decisive run off Jared Hughes (1-2).
"It was a grind all night," Burnett said. "Sometimes I had it, sometimes I didn't."
Considering he had average stuff, Burnett did well to only allow two runs.
"It shows how good a pitcher he is," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "It was good to see he gave us what he had."
Pettibone allowed two runs and six hits, striking out six in 5 1-3 innings. The righty was pulled after 83 pitches and didn't get a decision.
Filling in for injured lefty John Lannan, the 22-year-old Pettibone was called up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley after going 0-2 with a 9.20 ERA in three starts.
He fared better against big league batters.
"My game plan was to be aggressive, go after guys," he said. "I have to pitch to my strengths. Once I got on the mound, the nerves were flying. Once I settled down, I got in a rhythm."
Pedro Alvarez and Russell Martin hit solo homers for the Pirates.
On a chilly night when the temperature dipped below 50 degrees, the Phillies scratched out their second straight win to improve to 9-11.
Hughes retired the first two batters he faced in the sixth before running into trouble.
Hughes walked Erik Kratz. Pinch-hitter Ezequiel Carrera then reached on an infield single, diving headfirst into first base. Rollins followed with a line-drive single to right that scored Kratz.
"You've got to go out there more than five innings," Burnett said.
Raul Valdes (1-0) got two outs in the sixth to earn the win. Antonio Bastardo worked the seventh, Mike Adams tossed a perfect eighth and Jonathan Papelbon finished for his fourth save in four tries.
"We have to win the one-rung games," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said.
Garrett Jones hit a one-out double off Papelbon, but Neil Walker flied out to right and Papelbon struck out Alvarez looking to end it. Papelbon is 55 for 55 in save chances in April in his career.
Alvarez gave the Pirates a 1-0 lead when he drove his third homer out to right in the second. Martin led off the fifth with a drive out to left to tie it at 2.
Pettibone helped Philadelphia get its first run when he walked in his first plate appearance in the third, advanced to second on Rollins' single, went to third on a grounder and scored on a wild pitch.
The Phillies briefly took a 2-1 lead in the fourth. Michael Young led off with an infield single, extending his hitting streak to 13 games. Domonic Brown walked and Ben Revere singled to load the bases.
Burnett struck out Kratz following a 10-pitch at-bat and fanned Pettibone.
But Rollins took a 2-2 pitch off his leg to force in a run. Burnett then struck out John Mayberry Jr. to end the inning.
Pettibone worked out of trouble in the first after Starling Marte led off with a double and advanced to third on a fly out. He fell behind Andrew McCutchen 3-0 before striking him out looking at a fastball on the outside corner. Mayberry then saved a run with a fully-extended, diving catch on Jones' liner to right.
"That was great," Pettibone said. "Who knows what would've happened after. It was a big play."
NOTES: Pettibone was 13-8 with a 3.10 ERA in 26 starts last year at Double-A and Triple-A. ... Burnett had 42 strikeouts, leading the NL. ...The Pirates extended their errorless streak to 40 innings. ... Phillies opening-day starter Cole Hamels (0-2, 6.46) tries again for his first win on Tuesday night vs. LHP Jeff Locke (1-1, 5.17).


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Annie Ernst has cared for her partner Les Nayda since he suffered a stroke in 2005. She's determined to honour his wish to never be institutionalised.
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The first thing I notice about full time carer Annie Ernst is that she is wearing big fluffy slippers with felt claws on them.
She shuffles down the driveway of her home on the outskirts of Alice Springs, followed by a massive greyhound and a tiny terrier called 'Fur'.
Annie is a woman who immediately makes you feel at ease - her house is welcoming, cluttered with books, pictures, craft, and an assortment of doggy comforts.
"I used to be really neat," she tells me, without a hint of apology.
Bit when her partner Les got sick, she re-evaluated her priorities - she wants to spend as much time with him as possible.
Les Nayda is severely incapacitated following a stroke eight years ago that doctors attributed to an earlier bout with cancer.
Since then a series of smaller strokes have left him with severly limited movements and speech, along with the beginnings of dementia.
"He was a brash firebrand really," says Annie, of Les before the stroke.
"Incredible energy, a very intense, independent, strong, assertive Aboriginal man who really wanted to get things done for Aboriginal people."
Les is well known for his work in Aboriginal welfare - when he retired after 30 years in the public sector, he was the longest serving Aboriginal public servant in Australia.
Amongst other achievements in the areas of education, landrights and health, Les was also the first Aboriginal to serve on a parole board,
Annie says she believes he was driven by his experiences as a member of the Stolen Generation.
The oldest of eight children, Les grew up at the Gap Welfare Cottages in Alice Springs but was taken away at the age of ten and sent to St Francis' Boys Home in Adelaide.
His mother, Betty Nayda, passed away several years later.
Annie says Les didn't talk about his experiences in the home, only to say that he never wanted to be institutionalised ever again.
"From when he had his stroke it was expected of me to put him into an institution and I couldn't do that," says Annie.
"We'd talked prior to his stroke about things and he was terrified of institutionalisation with his history of being taken away so I've always been determined to keep him at home rather than have him go into an aged care facility."
The couple have lived in Alice Springs since 2005 - prompted to return 'home' when Les attended a family reunion in Alice Springs.
"We'd gotten probably about 100 kms down the Plenty Highway and Les said, 'I want to go home, I want to move to Alice'...I said 'yep, let's go home.'"
Some eight months later Les had the first of what would be a series of strokes that would devastate both their lives.
"He couldn't move the left side of his body at all, he could speak but his speech was slurred and confused, he had problems with his swallowing..." says Annie.
The doctors told her that a previous battle with cancer had weakened Les's blood vessels which led to the stroke.
All they could tell her of the future was that he would continue to have small strokes for the rest of his life.
"It was devastating, absolutely devastating," says Annie.
"Grieving for what I'd lost...but also grieving for him and what he had lost - he had been such a strong and independent man and so driven and to see that being taken away from him by the stroke was just devastating."
Annie's role as a carer had began.
"I was in the hospital with him to serve him breakfast and I wouldn't leave until they kicked me out at night so I guess I did at that stage start being a carer - although I didn't define myself as that at the time."
Les's condition has deteriorated to the point where he is now housebound.
"We rug him up and take him outside on the nice days and he enjoys sitting in the garden but he hasn't actually left the block since the middle of January," says Annie,
"...so his world is gradually shrinking."
Although there is some help from support workers, the care required from Annie is pretty much constant.
"I'm very grateful for all the resources and support we've gotten but you could also say it's never enough you know...," says Annie.
"There's a lot of options for people who are low care but not so many for people who are high care," she says.
"I know that as a society with funding constraints...we need to pigeon hole people but sometimes that's really hard and there's a lot of people who fall between the cracks."
"I think the whole system needs to be looked at again to say well, who's falling between the cracks, what more supports are needed, let's address those issues."
Annie says there's pressure at times to put Les into care but her soft spoken manner belies a solid determination.
"I'm a very stubborn woman and I'm determined to keep him at home and if that's at all humanly possible that's what I will do."


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* Our telephone counseling service, the American Cancer Society Quitline®, doubles a person's chances of quitting tobacco for good.
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* We're the largest private funder of cancer research in the United States.
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By supporting Relay For Life, you help make the American Cancer Society's mission possible, and that helps us all move closer to our ultimate goal: a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Stand Up To Cancer Telethon
Cancer is an equal opportunity disease. Every race, color, gender and age is susceptible to the more than 100 different types of cancer that have been identified. Cancer doesn't care if you're rich and famous or poor and unknown. It can strike at any time. And even if you catch it early and receive proper medical treatment, cancer may still kill you.
According to the American Cancer Society, about 11 million people in the United States have had some type of cancer. Every minute, one person dies from the disease. Research to find a cure -- or better treatments options -- is ongoing, but more funds are needed.
On Friday night, The Stand Up to Cancer telethon hopes to raise those funds. Hosted by Katie Couric, Diane Sawyer and Brian Williams, the star-studded event will run simultaneously on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and more than a dozen cable stations, in the hopes of reaching the largest audience.
The first Stand Up to Cancer telethon, which was broadcast in 2008, raised over $100 million. This year's event aims to exceed that amount. A large group of celebrities are slated to appear on the program and help run the phone bank, including Lance Armstrong, George Clooney, Will Smith, Gwyneth Paltrow, Christina Applegate, Fran Drescher, Elizabeth Edwards, Michael C. Hall, Sharon Osbourne, Maura Tierney, Denzel Washington, Renee Zellweger, Kathy Bates, Richard Branson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and many others. The show will also feature musical performances by Stevie Wonder, Queen Latifah, Martina McBride, Neil Diamond and Herbie Hancock.
"On Sept. 10, we'll send a resounding message: We can cure cancer. It's going to take guts, brains and the ongoing support of the public, but we can do this," Laura Ziskin, a Hollywood producer and cancer survivor, said.
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Connor McCarthy's first tally of the season capped a two-goal comeback (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – With the Crimson trailing, 3-2, Connor McCarthy tied the game at 89:56 to push the game to overtime and help lead the Harvard men's soccer team to a 3-3 tie against Colgate Tuesday evening at the Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium.
The Crimson (2-10-3) overcame a two-goal deficit, 3-1, and scored twice in the final 11 minutes of regulation. Austin Harms recorded six saves in net for the Crimson, as he moved to fifth in Harvard history with 182 career saves.
Colgate (10-4-4) struck twice in the first half to take a 2-0 lead. Steven Miller tallied both goals, coming at 14:17 and 28:01, and was assisted by Shane Conlin both times. At 37:16, Harvard got on the scoreboard when Tim Lindsen pass the ball toward the top of the box. Teammate Tim Schmoll stepped up and blasted a shot just under the crossbar, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
At the break, Harvard held an edge in corner kicks, 3-1, but trailed in shots, 8-5.
In the 58th minute, Miller scored his third goal of the game, making it 3-1, as he headed the ball into the net off a cross pass by Jimmy McLaughlin at 57:20.
With less than 11 minutes to play, Colgate was whistled for a foul just to the left of its box. Ross Friedman stepped up and sent the ball in front of the goal. Jamie Rees tipped the ball into the back of the net, getting Harvard back within one, 3-2, at 79:06.
As time wound down in regulation, Friedman dribbled the ball down the right side and sent a pass in front. McCarthy fought off traffic and tipped the ball past Colgate goalkeeper Grant Reed, tying the game at 89:56.
In the first overtime, Harvard's Obiajulu Charles Agha headed a shot on target, but Reed was there to make the save. Colgate followed with a chance of its own in the second extra session, but Harms turned aside a shot by Barrett Metzger at 100:50.
Colgate led the final count in shots, 15-14, while the Crimson had the advantage in corner kicks, 5-4. Reed finished with two saves in goal for the Raiders.
Harvard will head on the road to visit Columbia Saturday, Nov. 5 at 4 p.m.


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I'm using a third-party software provider's calendar program. The program is designed to produce both a mouseover, "title" window, and an onclick, pop up window tied to dates where events are scheduled. The calendar(s) produce(s) a mini, month-at-a-glance view.
My web site has both a member (private) and public section. I am happy to have the onclick feature active in the member section, but don't want it to work in the public section. That calendar is displayed to show non-members what great events they are missing to generate sales. All I want for the public calendar is the "title" window. Anything more would give away the farm, so to speak.
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Authorities request help in search for police impersonator
Bentonville police say a woman was stopped by a man driving a black car
Bentonville police said they are seeking the public's help with an investigation involving the criminal impersonation of a police officer.
On Tuesday, a man in a black passenger car with dark tinted windows pulled a woman over in Bentonville as she drove home from work. She said that he came over to her car and tried open the door.
The woman became suspicious and and told him that she didn't believe he was an officer. When she told him that she was going to call police, he drove away, according to the news release.
The victim said the car had a silver spotlight on the driver's side and red and blue lights mounted on the car's dashboard.
The suspect was described as being well-groomed, approximately 6 feet tall, with dark hair and a goatee. He was wearing black pants and a black long sleeve shirt, according to the release.
Anyone with information regarding the suspect vehicle is asked to contact the Bentonville Police Department.
Police also remind the public that police vehicles making traffic stops should be fully marked with full police light bars and other equipment.


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Transfer news: Arsenal to step up interest in Swansea's Ashley Williams
Sky Sports understands Arsenal are ready to step up their interest in Swansea City defender Ashley Williams.
By Pete O'Rourke - Follow me: @skysportspeteo
Last Updated: 11/07/13 8:09pm
Williams is thought to be on Arsenal's wanted list as Arsene Wenger looks to bolster his defensive options, but their interest cooled due to Swansea's asking price.
However, Wenger could now be forced to push through a move for Williams amid fears that Vermaelen faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Vermaelen has been ruled out of the club's pre-season tour of Asia because of injury and it seems likely he will miss the start of the new Premier League campaign.
Arsenal are short of options at the back with Sebastien Squillaci being released earlier this summer and Johan Djourou moving to Hamburg on loan.
It means Wenger could start the season with just two recognised central defenders in the shape of Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker.
Williams is thought to be Arsenal's top target, with Wenger keen to have four central defenders in his squad ahead of the new season.
Wales captain Williams has established himself as one of the best centre-backs in the country after two stand-out seasons in the Premier League with Swansea.
Swansea are bracing themselves for bid for Williams, with the 28-year-old expected to jump at the chance of a switch to the Emirates Stadium and the chance to play in the UEFA Champions League.


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April 16, 2013
I have been thinking this through for a while. President Obama was rightly outraged at what happened yesterday at the Boston Marathon and I hope the perpetrators are brought to justice. At the same time, however, Barack Obama presides over bomb attacks on civilians, attacks that occur without warning, and attacks that not only kill alleged "militants," but women, children, and the elderly, especially when the bombings are launched at weddings, which one would think would allegedly be a joyous celebration just as the Boston Marathon has been.
While Obama demands justice in the Boston bombing, he is silent about his own role in setting off bombs in overseas countries. If Sen. Lindsey Graham is correct and the U.S. drones have killed about 4,700 people abroad, then we are talking about something that dwarfs the horror of what happened at Boston.
I am not speaking of tit-for-tat. However, I am sure that the horror that people in Muslim countries experience at a drone strike is every bit as awful as what people experienced in Boston yesterday. I do not believe that we are free to denounce the evil at Boston and cheer on the evil our government perpetrates overseas. We must denounce both or risk being the worst hypocrites on the planet.
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Using your Android for a full day on a single battery is a pipe dream for many people. There are things you can do to get better Android battery life right on your phone.
However, sometimes you need options in the form of an app. GO Power Master is an Android power management app letting you better control process and applications running on your device.
There are 2 ways to access Go Power Master. By default, you can access the main app through the notification bar. The other option is from the widget. The Go Power Master widget will give you the ability to optimize your device as well as gives you a running timer of how much time you have left on your Android phone with the same usage.
You can also see the Android battery level and the temperature. The My mode button will pull up a window giving you different modes that you can customize to better fit your usage needs.
The Optimize option is essentially a task killer. When you choose to Optimize your device, all of the non-essential applications will be closed. While shutting down applications like this isn't always the best method, there are times when you have an application that is hanging up or interfering with other applications. You can use the Optimize button to shut down what doesn't really need to be running.
My modes
My modes are different settings for your device. Kind of like scheduling different profiles to turn on at night so you don't have a your email and SMS notifications going off all the time, you can have different modes that turn on features of the phone.
For example, if you want to, you can turn on Alarm mode. Alarm mode will turn off calls, SMS but keep on your Wi-Fi. Super save mode will turn your screen brightness down to 10%, the timeout to 15 seconds and turn off background syncing among other things. See how by changing a mode can really save Android battery?
Smart modes
Smart modes are just a variation of the other default modes. The Smart modes are 2 battery saving profiles triggered by an action to turn on automatically. The first mode is Switch mode by power. When your battery reaches the default 20% or whatever percent you choose, your data connections are shut down. Calls and text messages will still come through.
The second mode is a time triggered mode change. The default is alarm mode which shuts off most everything so your phone doesn't die over night. You can change the time triggered mode to change the profile to anything in My modes. You can choose the time to activate and deactivate this mode.
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If the default settings are too strict or not strict enough for your usage, you can create your own mode. You can change the screen brightness and timeout, what happened to your mobile data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. There are changes for the ringer volume, radio (whether calls can be received or not) and other features you can modify.
Final thoughts
If you are a fan of the Go Development team (which I am), then you know this app will do what it says it will. Whether you use the widget not, you should get better battery life from your Android using Go Power Master. Using it for a short time on some of the different power saving modes, I did notice a difference in how long my battery lasted with my normal heavy usage.
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Sunday's Obituary - Valentine Herman
"V. Herman Of Allenton Dies Tuesday (hand-written 1954)
Valentine Herman, 63, of Allenton, died Tuesday, Sept. 21, in that village.
He is survived by his wife, nee Hulda Hahn; three sons, Erwin, Raymond and William; four grandchildren, three daughters-in-law, two brothers, Carl and George, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Zimdahl and Mrs. Dora Kuehl.
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, Sept. 24, at 1:30 o'clock at Zion's Lutheran church Kohlsville, the Rev. G. Kaniess officiating. Interment will be in Union cemetery, Theresa. In state at the Ritger funeral home, Allenton after 1 p. m. today (Thursday) and until 11 a. m. Friday, and from noon until the hour of services at the church."
Valentine was actually the son of Valentin Hermann and Ernestine Mueller. The surname can be spelled with one or two n's at the end. Valentine Jr was my husband's great-great uncle.
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1. become - verb
· enter or assume a certain state or condition; "He became annoyed when he heard the bad news"; "It must be getting more serious"; "her face went red with anger"; "She went into ecstasy"; "Get going!"
Hypernym(s): change_state, turn
2. become - verb
· undergo a change or development; "The water turned into ice"; "Her former friend became her worst enemy"; "He turned traitor"
Synonym(s): turn
Hypernym(s): transform, transmute, metamorphose
3. become - verb
· come into existence; "What becomes has duration"
4. become - verb
· enhance the appearance of; "Mourning becomes Electra"; "This behavior doesn't suit you!"
Synonym(s): suit
Hypernym(s): fancify, beautify, embellish, prettify
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