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The price of Gold has been heavily affected by the euro zone crisis this week. In the words of one analyst, "The developments in Italy have perked up the dollar, and that is pushing Gold down." The long-term outlook for Gold continues to be supported by consistent purchases of Gold by central banks. Although there has been a recent correction in the Gold price, the viewpoint is still positive for the asset. According to James Moore of TheBullionDesk.com, "Precious metals have been hit, as traders and investors continue to lock in profits and bolster cash positions in the run-up to year-end. But, it is worth remembering that despite the recent correction, Gold is still on course to post its 11th consecutive year-on-year gain. And that, given the ongoing debt problems facing many economies, record-low interest rates and the highs in Gold this year, those with a longer-term outlook could view current levels as a buying opportunity."
Gold demand in China caused the Chinese central bank to step in and ban most Gold exchanges, with the exception of the Shanghai Gold Exchange and the Shanghai Futures Exchange. The People's Bank of China claims that illegal activity and lax management caused risks to emerge; the bank is now leading a team to clean up problems. Chinese citizens will still be able to buy the Gold they covet, however through limited means. Chinese officials and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda agreed to start directly trading their respective currencies with each other. This has been an ongoing issue between the United States and China, as China views the current currency landscape as too dependent on the U.S. dollar. The short-term effect is relatively limited to helping the current U.S. trade deficit with China; however, the long-term effect could be a devaluation of the U.S. dollar.
The situation in Syria escalated to a point where the Arab League finally intervened this week. The Arab League monitors tasked with observing the situation in Syria said that they saw "nothing frightening" in Homs, the city of 1 million people who has been the epicenter of protests. Some estimates have indicated that one-third of the 5,000 people killed in the Syrian crisis were killed in Homs. Many independent video reports have shown parts of that city that resemble a war zone. The Arab League's worry has been that their monitors would not be allowed to search during their observation; this initial report only supported those fears. Despite continued observation by the monitors throughout the week, 10 people were reportedly killed Friday morning during protests. Activists hope to meet with the monitors soon to discuss the government crackdown on the protests.
The European Banking Authority set a June 2012 deadline for European banks to raise more than 114 billion euros in fresh capital in order to assure that European banks will have enough cash on hand after the price drop in European sovereign bonds. The Italian debt auction showed no promise after Italy's announcement of an austerity package and the recent lending done by the European Central Bank (ECB). Spain also benefited as its six-month debt costs were halved to 2.4%. The ECB has flooded euro zone banks with almost 500 billion euros in the hope that it would be used toward sovereign debt. Last week, markets rallied on the news in the hope that banks would buy sovereign debt or loan money to other banks and businesses to stimulate the economy.
The euro, clearly dealing with a significant lack confidence, experienced a rapid and drastic drop this week, falling through an important price point of 1.30. The euro fell relative to the U.S. dollar; Gold and Silver followed their historical trend to move down as the dollar moved up. There are several opinions as to why the euro fell so rapidly. One opinion is that the European Central Bank (ECB) might still decide to roll the printing press. Another opinion is that the weaker euro has to do with the rapid expansion (10%) of the ECB balance sheet. European banks took the money loaned to them by the ECB. Instead of investing the money, they risked less by parking the money in the ECB overnight depository. A third opinion revolves around the Italian bond market, which has been very unstable lately. All three of these scenarios may very well be playing a part, but the increase in the ECB's balance sheet is probably the current driving factor.
U.S. analysts expected that the struggling housing market was in recovery. However, data released this week indicated that U.S. single-family home prices dropped significantly in October. The focus in the U.S. has been on improving the housing market to strengthen the overall economy. The number of people contracting to buy existing homes in November went up 7.3%, higher than the 1.5% expectation. Currently, mortgage rates are at all-time lows, while housing prices continue to fall. This provides strong stimulation for increased demand. Most economists see an improved housing picture as essential for job growth and a recovering economy.
Weekly jobless claims in the U.S. rose more than expected but the unemployment claims amount remained below 400,000. Initial claims for jobless benefits went up 15,000 to 381,000. Economists polled by Reuters had forecasted 375,000 claims. Although this did break the streak of three weeks of declining claims, most analyst expect a gradual positive trend to continue.
Gold: Spot Gold prices opened this week at $1,595.20. The high was on Tuesday, Dec. 27th at $1609.20, while the low for the week occurred on Thursday, Dec. 15th at $1,523.90. Gold ended the week down $27.20 at $1,568.00. This week, the most popular Gold bullion products were Gold American Eagles, Pamp Suisse Gold Bars, and Gold Maple Leafs.
Silver: Spot Silver prices opened this week at $28.71. Silver reached a high of $29.22 on Tuesday, Dec. 27th, while this week's low for Silver occurred on Thursday, Dec. 29th at $26.15. Silver ended the week down $0.77 at $27.94. The most popular Silver products on APMEX.com this week were Silver American Eagles, Silver Maple Leafs, Silver Buffalo Rounds and APMEX Silver Bars.
Platinum: Spot Platinum prices opened this week at $1,437.40 and ended the week down $36.20 at $1,401.20. Popular Platinum products this week included, Platinum Bars, Platinum American Eagles, and Platinum American Eagles.
Palladium: Spot Palladium prices opened this week at $665.50 and ended the week down $8.70 at $656.80. Palladium investors preferred Pamp Suisse Palladium Bars and Palladium Canadian Maple Leafs this week.
2012 Gold Australian Kangaroos
The Perth Mint in Australia released the third product in its 2012 Australian Gold and Silver Bullion Coin Program: the Australian Gold Kangaroo. Much like the previous products in this series, the Gold Kangaroos are issued as Australian legal tender guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government of Australia. The 2012 Australian Gold Kangaroos are offered in sizes of 1/10 oz, ¼ oz, ½ oz and 1 oz, as well as the larger 1 kilo size.
The Australian Gold Kangaroos have been offered by the Perth Mint since 1989, with each year featuring a different reverse design. The jeweler to Queen Elizabeth II, Dr. Stuart Devlin, created the 2012 design, which features a single kangaroo with a bush scene and windmill in the background. The kilo coin differs slightly, in that the image is instead a hopping Red Kangaroo. The mint mark "P" appears on the reverse of each coin, along with the inscriptions "Australian Kangaroo," the date, the size of the coin, and the purity, "9999 Gold." The obverse of each coin shows the Ian Rank-Broadley likeness of Queen Elizabeth II, as well as the coin's monetary denomination, 100 Australian dollars.
The Perth Mint originally opened in 1899 as a branch of Britain's Royal Mint to help supply Gold sovereigns and half sovereigns, which were used as everyday circulating coins throughout the British Empire. In 1970, control of the mint passed from Britain to the Western Australian Government, which still owns it today.
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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Making Meaning in Literature:
A Video Library, Grades 6-8
Individual Clip Descriptions
1. Introducing the Envisionment-Building Classroom
2. Building a Literary Community
3. Asking Questions
4. Facilitating Discussion
5. Seminar Discussion
6. Dramatic Tableaux
7. Readers as Individuals
8. The Teachers Role in a Literary Community
9. Whole Group Discussions
Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 by Christopher
Paul Curtis
Ten-year-old Kenny and his 13-year-old brother Byron have
typical sibling rivalry. When Byron tries his parents' patience
for the last time, they decide to ship him off to his grandmother
in Birmingham, Alabama. These Flint, Michigan boys encounter
Birmingham at its most turbulent time, the burning of the
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church with four young girls inside.
Currence selected a young adult novel for an historical fiction
unit of study. This particular novel features sibling rivalry
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Office Hours and Contact Information. The Registrar's
Office is open from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm (Monday - Thursday)
and 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (Friday).
Change of Division Request - Deadline April 11, 2005
All Change of Division request for the Fall 2005
semester are due to the Registrar's office by April 11,
2005. To access the request form, on the Chicago-Kent Web-for-Students,
log on to your webmail account (http://webmail.kentlaw.edu),
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Law School Record. Changes are permitted on a space-available
basis. If all students can be accommodated, all will be
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As part of the Jimmy Kimmel Live show, people were asked whether Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act is preferred.
The fact that both are the same health care law known by different names did not stop many people from stating a clear dislike of one. Watch the full clip above.


text: When i was in high school i like to draw usually landscape for my school project.I remember my nephew told me that one of my drawing (my school project) still hanging on their house wall until today...(i'm thinking if i made that drawing that's 16 to 18 yrs ago).then i keep drawing on sketchpad i left that sketchpad in my moms house for years,she kept it. When she died i sorted out her stuff and i found that sketchpad.I brought it back to me in Manila where i lived,then showed it to my husband on skype ,then he told me he was before major in art but dropped it.He bought me brushes and acrylic paints sent it to me by fedex. That's how i started painting i used illustration board practising,then my husband told me that oil paints is much better to use then i tried it on real board canvas and i love the outcome the colors are brilliant and thick.I am a self thought painter,my husband also paint (but he only hold the brush when he like) some of paintings here is his work.This are my collections since i move here in Chicago.I also love to take pictures some of them i share it to you here.Take a look at my gallery and feel free to email me if you have any questions..


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My wife, Barbara, and I have been married for more than 30 years, and yet some corners of our inner lives remain dark to one another. We know a lot about each other—a lot. But we're still learning how to reveal secrets. It's still scary after all these years.
When we take a step back from marriage and think of other relationships, it becomes clear how much we hide from each other. Most of the time, we try to make a good impression: on the boss, the coworker, the neighbor, the stranger we hold the door for at the bank. We share various and sundry intimacies with friends, lovers, parents, children, and priests or pastors—but we do not tell everything to anyone. We hold back.
We hold back in wisdom. It's probably not a good idea to tell coworkers of the opposite sex about your temptations to lust. It's not wise for parents to tell their young children how they sometimes wish they hadn't had children.
But we also hold back in fear. What would he think if I told him how hateful I feel? Would she still speak to me if I admitted my addiction to pornography? Could I still work in the church if they knew how many doubts I have?
Would I be accepted if I told all? That's the question. We long to be accepted, to be in the company of someone who will not blink regardless of what we say. But long ago we came to believe that this isn't possible. At some point we have all chosen to share a vulnerable secret, only to later endure humiliation or shame. So now we live with a low-grade fear that somebody is going to find out something about us we do not wish to reveal. It's a fear that nags us for life.
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Dressed in white shorts and vests, the cadets gathered in a gymnasium void of equipment. Stripped to the waist, Nikolas held a dagger, trying to affect a muscular pose, but with too much belly and slack muscles. Well, put a pig in a pair of shorts, and it's still a pig. Hold on to that picture, Jez thought and grinned.
One after another, the cadets attempted to evade an armed strike from the enemy, but not one returned to the outer circle without clutching at a gash. Jez watched nervously. He knew he was fitter than the NCO, and bringing him down for what he'd tried to do to Anna was a fantastic thought; but if he kicked against the system... Whether he'd fully understood what the colonel had said back in his office he wasn't sure, but he was sure his mentor wouldn't tolerate aggression towards a senior soldier. And besides, it was clear the NCO was expert at what he was doing. Out of shape or not, he'd beat Jez easily.
A yell from Popov and she left the circle suppressing a sob, clinging to a wound high on her right breast. That was it then, only him and Anna to go.
"Centre circle, Kornfeld," Nikolas commanded.
He sighed and moved forward.
The corporal, to Jez's surprise, sheathed his knife and announced, "Athletics, shooting, seems you're a bit better than good. But you're a skinny little runt and somehow…"
A sickening thud sank into Jez's chest and pitched him to the ground.
"…I don't think this will be your specialty."
He tried to get up, but Nikolas kicked him in the side and rolled him onto his back. Jez had moved with the blow, but it still left him staring at the ceiling, winded. He needed a breather, but Nikolas came at him again. Jez fought nausea and darted to one side.
"Oh, girlie tactics. I didn't expect that from a big shot like you. I might have expected it more from Puchinsky. Ah, Puchinsky, yes, you're up next," he said, and turned to Anna, grinning, breathing heavily. "And we still have a little debt left unpaid."
As he considered the words, Jez got to his feet, but his attention had shifted. Nikolas pulled his knife and slashed it sideways. The tip of the blade scratched a red line across Jez's now slit white vest. The corporal holstered the weapon and flexed his physique, readying for hand-to-hand.
"Come on, Kornfeld, one on one. Do your worst." He laughed. "You have my full permission to set all your might against me."
Nikolas suddenly lunged, and the heel of an open-palmed strike knocked Jez heavily to the floor. Somehow he had to keep out of the way, but getting to his feet he was surprised to see the trainer had paled. He'd overdone it with the other cadets and his lack of fitness was there for all to see. A chance presented itself as he took a more casual swipe. Jez followed with gut reaction. The punch flew and he reacted with a nimbleness that left his opponent in slow motion. He grabbed the corporal's wrist with both hands, made a half turn, held the grip, brought the larger man's arm onto his shoulder and whipped it down as hard as he could. The limb snapped to the sound of bone breaking and gristle tearing. Then came a shriek, as Nikolas screamed out in agony. Jez stepped back, but a surge of arousal had warmed the pit of his stomach and the stimulus urged him to finish the job. Why not? His career was over after this. He fixed his eyes on Nikolas and moved forward.
"Jez, no," Anna shouted.
He stopped just as a hulking silhouette emerged from the shadow of a doorway to assist the crippled trainer. Jez returned to the group and joyous murmurs flowed through the circle. Suddenly, he'd become the most popular cadet in the hall.
The man helped the trainer out of the hall and the cadets separated into smaller groups, hanging around, awaiting further instruction. Jez and Anna sat together with their backs against the wall, he staring at the door expecting guards to come and get him any minute.
"I think the others are worried they might all be in trouble," Anna said.
"Maybe they are, but it's me who'll come under fire," Jez said, voice miserable, emotions much the same.
Anna cleared her throat. "Thanks," she said, with a softness he hadn't heard from her before.
"For what?" he asked.
"I know you lost it because Nikolas tried it on with me, and I know how important the army is to you… I'm sorry it had to happen. I'll always be grateful." The words were sweet, but the voice was stern.
He was embarrassed, just as when his older brother and sister had ribbed him about looking like a pretty girl.
He had no reason to say it, other than being stuck for words, but he responded, "You'd have done the same."
She came back at him in a flurry of decisiveness. "No, Jez, no, I wouldn't. I'm like you in as much as the army is everything to me. But believe me, I wouldn't have done anything so… irrational. Not for any reason. I would protect my career at all cost."
He smiled. "Or maybe it's just that you don't like me as much as I like you."
Her shoulders dropped, her face relaxed and her eyes sparkled. "No, it isn't that. I like you well enough."
His cheeks were still burning when a cadet from one of the other huts came into the hall.
"I'm at the end of my training and have been told to command this unit for the rest of today. I don't know how far you've all got with your preparation, so we'll just go out for a run… I want to see you in front of the hut in full kit in five minutes."
Set against the backdrop of Soviet, post-war Russia, Birth of an Assassin follows the transformation of Jez Kornfeld from wide-eyed recruit to avenging outlaw. Amidst a murky underworld of flesh-trafficking, prostitution and institutionalized corruption, the elite Jewish soldier is thrown into a world where nothing is what it seems, nobody can be trusted, and everything can be violently torn from him.
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Rating – R
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EarlyRise was founded by Orly Lari (vocals, piano) and Raz Klinghoffer (guitar player and producer), who combined their different styles and started writing music together. They were later joined by Itamar Goldwasser (Drums) and Dima Grossman (Bass) and finally emerged with their debut album "What if" which was self released in May 2011.
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Kentucky Bank announces that Fred Caudill has joined Kentucky Bank as the AVP, Small Business/Mortgage Lender in Harrison County. Caudill has 10 years of experience as a mortgage lender in Harrison County. He has received the Kentucky Housing Corporations top lender award for five consecutive years. His office will be at the Kentucky Bank office located at 939 U.S. Hwy. 27 South in Cynthiana.
Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH) announced it has been recognized as a 2013 Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in the United States. HMH was recognized as part of The Joint Commission's 2014 annual report' "America's Hospitals: Improving Quality and Safety," for attaining and sustaining excellence in accountability measure performance for pneumonia and surgical care. HMH is one of 1,224 hospitals in the United States to achieve the 2013 Top Performer distinction.
Mikel D. McKinley Jr. has joined the law firm of Johnson and Crump at 151 East Third Street, Lexington.
McKinley, 33, graduated in May 2014 from the University of Kentucky College of Law.
He is a 1999 graduate of Harrison County High School. He also graduated from UK in 2004 and followed that with a 2006 graduation holding an MBA from Eastern Kentucky University.
He and his wife Mary have an 18-month-old daughter, Abby. They own a cattle farm on KY 36 West.
He is the son of Mikel and Debbie McKinley.
McKinley can be reached at 859-233-03013.
Farmers Deposit Bank, serving Harrison, Nicholas and Bourbon counties welcomed three new members to its Harrison County staff of banking and financial professionals last week.
Amelia Arnold is the new branch manager and one of the loan officers with the southside branch of Farmers Deposit Bank on U.S. 27 South.
Arnold launched her banking career right after graduating from Harrison County High School in 1997.
By Jessica Barnes, County extension agent for Horticulture
Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH) was recognized for its exceptional quality improvement work by the Kentucky Hospital Exchange Network (K-HEN) program that began in January 2012.
In this time of economic stress and uncertainty, many people need help. For the 19th consecutive year, Cash Express, LLC, located at 219 S. Walnut St., Cynthiana, is collecting toys, canned food and coats for the underprivileged. Cash Express, LLC has teamed up with the Harrison County Volunteer Fire Department, Harrison County Food Bank and the Harrison County Clothing Bank in Cynthiana to distribute these items.
The Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH) Auxiliary has donated more than $17,000 to Harrison Memorial Hospital in 2014 to purchase equipment for patient care.
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West of Rio de Janeiro lies one of the most beautiful landscapes in Brazil: the Costa Verde (Green Coast). No greater contrast is imaginable: Rio's overpopulated favelas, loud traffic jams and droves of tourists make way for tropical rainforest, colonial towns and quiet tropical beaches. The highlight along the Green Coast is Ilha Grande, the 'Large Island', which has been declared a national park.
Ask any Carioca, a Rio local, what paradise looks like and the answer will most likely be: Ilha Grande. The island can be reached by (rental) car or bus (2.5 hours from Rio de Janeiro to Angra dos Reis), and then a ferry (1.5 hours). Therefore, it certainly is not a day trip; Brazilians reserve a charming pousada (bed and breakfast) and make it an overnight getaway.
"Explore car-free Ilha Grande on foot or by boat along 107 beaches"


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PHILADELPHIA - With less than ideal conditions at Rhodes Field, it was pretty apparent that whoever scored first would have a big advantage in Saturday's Yale-Penn men's soccer game. It took awhile, but it was the Quakers who got on the board first, and Travis Cantrell's goal at 67:46 was the only goal of the game as Penn edged the Bulldogs on a rainy afternoon.
"It was a scrappy game played in difficult conditions," said Yale head coach Brian Tompkins. "It really always looked like it would be decided by one goal."
Yale (4-7-3, 1-3 Ivy) had a couple of opportunities to tie after Cantrell's goal but couldn't capitalize.
"We fought hard to try and find an equalizer but we were unable to get that killer touch," Tompkins said.
The winning goal came off a corner kick. The ball skipped across the box where Kevin Unger had a volley at it. His shot was blocked by a pair of Yale defenders, but trickled through them to Cantrell, who turned and shoveled a ball that barely got between another pair of Bulldog defenders and across the line.
Penn (5-6-3, 1-2-1 Ivy) outshot the Bulldogs 12-7 and had a 7-1 edge in corner kicks.
Travis Chulick finished with three saves for Yale. He made a pair of nice saves on Michael Kozak shots in the first half to keep the game scoreless.
Garon Smith stopped four shots to post the shutout for the Quakers.
The Bulldogs are back in action next Saturday when they play at Columbia. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m.
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So I use Xchat daily and connect to a private IRC server to talk with my colleagues. I also have a BIP server in the office to record all of the IRC transcripts, this way I never miss any conversations regardless of the time of day. Because the BIP server is behind a firewall on the companies network I can't access it from the outside. For the past year I've been working around this by connecting to my companies firewall via ssh and creating a SOCKS tunnel then simply directing xchat to talk through my local SOCKS proxy.
To do this , open a terminal and issue:
ssh -CND <LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS>:<PORT> <USER>@<SSH HOST>
Ex: ssh -CND 192.168.1.44:9999 email@example.com
Starting ssh with -CND:
'D' Specifies a local "dynamic" application-level port forwarding. This works by allocating a socket to listen to port on the local side, optionally bound to the specified bind_address. It also adds compression to the datastream 'C' and the 'N' is a safeguard which protects the user from executing remote commands.
192.168.1.44 is my IPv4 address
9999 is the local port i'm going to open and direct traffic through
After the SSH tunnel is open I now need to launch xchat, navigate to Settings -> Preferences -> Network Setup and configure xchat to use my local IP (192.168.1.44) and local port (9999) then press OK then Reconnect.
I should now be able to connect to the IRC server behind the firewall. Usually I run through this process a few times a day, so it becomes somewhat of a tedious annoyance after a while.
Recently I finished a cool python3 script that does all of this in quick command.
The following code will do the following:
1.) identify the ipv4 address of the interface device you specify
2.) configure xchat.conf to use the new ipv4 address and port specified by the user
3.) open the ssh tunnel using the SSH -CND command from above
4.) launch xchat and connect to your server (assuming you have it set to auto connect)
To use it simply run
$./xchat.py -i <interface> -p <port>
ex: $./xchat.py -i wlan0 -p 9999
the user can select wlan0 or eth0 and of course their desired port. When your done with the tunnel simply issue <Ctrl-C> to kill it and wala!
#!/usr/bin/env python3 #Sean Feole 2012, # #xchat proxy wrapper, for those of you that are constantly on the go: # -------------- What does it do? ------------------ # Creates a SSH Tunnel to Proxy through and updates your xchat config # so that the user does not need to muddle with program settings import signal import shutil import sys import subprocess import argparse import re import time proxyhost = "myhost.company.com" proxyuser = "sfeole" localusername = "sfeole" def get_net_info(interface): """ Obtains your IPv4 address """ myaddress = subprocess.getoutput("/sbin/ifconfig %s" % interface)\ .split("\n")[1].split()[1][5:] if myaddress == "CAST": print ("Please Confirm that your Network Device is Configured") sys.exit() else: return (myaddress) def configure_xchat_config(Proxy_ipaddress, Proxy_port): """ Reads your current xchat.conf and creates a new one in /tmp """ in_file = open("/home/%s/.xchat2/xchat.conf" % localusername, "r") output_file = open("/tmp/xchat.conf", "w") for line in in_file.readlines(): line = re.sub(r'net_proxy_host.+', 'net_proxy_host = %s' % Proxy_ipaddress, line) line = re.sub(r'net_proxy_port.+', 'net_proxy_port = %s' % Proxy_port, line) output_file.write(line) output_file.close() in_file.close() shutil.copy("/tmp/xchat.conf", "/home/%s/.xchat2/xchat.conf" % localusername) def ssh_proxy(ProxyAddress, ProxyPort, ProxyUser, ProxyHost): """ Create SSH Tunnel and Launch Xchat """ ssh_address = "%s:%i" % (ProxyAddress, ProxyPort) user_string = "%s@%s" % (ProxyUser, ProxyHost) ssh_open = subprocess.Popen(["/usr/bin/ssh", "-CND", ssh_address, user_string], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE) time.sleep(1) print ("") print ("Kill this tunnel with Ctrl-C") time.sleep(2) subprocess.call("xchat") stat = ssh_open.poll() while stat is None: stat = ssh_open.poll() def main(): """ Core Code """ parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() parser.add_argument('-i', '--interface', help="Select the interface you wish to use", choices=['eth0', 'wlan0'], required=True) parser.add_argument('-p', '--port', help="Select the internal port you wish to bind to", required=True, type=int) args = parser.parse_args() proxyip = (get_net_info("%s" % args.interface)) configure_xchat_config(proxyip, args.port) print (proxyip, args.port, proxyuser, proxyhost) ssh_proxy(proxyip, args.port, proxyuser, proxyhost) if __name__ == "__main__": sys.exit(main())
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by Katie Parker, sports information graduate assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - The Georgia College & State University women's basketball team and head coach John Carrick announced the signing of three new recruits, Chimere Jordan, Shaquana Bleach and Deja Montgomery, today (May 5).
Jordan, a Gulf Coast Community College transfer, is a native of Gray, Ga. and a Jones County High School graduate, playing under head coach Kurt Greene. The 5-foot-8 guard averaged 13.5 points per game with 4.2 rebounds for the Lady Commodores during her freshman season. Jordan helped lead her team to a national championship her first season with Gulf Coast, earning a spot on the All-Conference team under head coach Roonie Scovel.
"We're really excited to have a local kid sign with the program," said Georgia College head coach John Carrick. "We know her faithful followers will help us fill the gym, not to mention her great talent. She has also played under great coaches in both high school and at the junior college level."
The Jones County grad led her team to an unprecedented 12th Panhandle Conference title, scoring 17.2 points per contest and snagging 5.7 boards as a sophomore. She was a first team All-Conference pick and a first team selection on the NJCAA All-American list. Jordan was also named a WBCA State Farm Coaches' All-American.
Bleach comes to Georgia College by way of Truett-McConnell College. Originally from Ellenwood, Ga., the 5-foot-6 guard is a Morrow High School grad, who played under head coach Yolanda Jenkins. As a freshman, Bleach averaged 20 points a game, scoring a season high of 39 in one contest. Her first season with the Bears, she was ranked first in the nation for three-point shooting at 53 percent and seventh in the nation for individual scoring. She also was named to the Georgia Junior College Athletic Association First Team All-Conference.
"She is an excellent student and one heck of a shooter," Carrick said. "I can't wait to work with such a great all-around student athlete."
As a junior at Truett-McConnell, Bleach put up an average of 18.3 points per game and became a part of the Bears' 1,000 Points Club Feb. 14. She ranked 18th in the nation for individual scoring while playing under head coach Charlie Anderson. The two-time player of the week was also named to the All-Conference first team for the second-consecutive year.
Montgomery, a 6-foot forward, is another junior college transfer, coming from Daytona State College. The Irmo, S.C. native averaged eight points and eight boards a game for the Lady Falcons during her sophomore season, under head coach Cal Cochran.
"Deja is a good student athlete and will add needed depth at the post position for us," Carrick said.
The Bobcats are graduating three players this year, including leading scorer Tiauna Brantley (Woodstock, Ga.). Georgia College had a 17-11 record for the 2008-09 campaign, a season that saw the Bobcats reach as high as No. 6 in the NCAA Regional Rankings. The returning 'Cats will need to step up their game next year, as the new recruits look to vie for playing time.
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By Jamie Gumbrecht, CNN
(CNN) -- To guess the education plans in Barack Obama's State of the Union speech Tuesday night, look no further than the guests in first lady Michelle Obama's box.
Obama's action points often reflected their stories: an undocumented college student who took part in Obama's "deferred action" plan; a 16-year-old winner of the 2012 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair; a recent community college graduate who now works on wind turbines; a young machinist who laid the foundation for his manufacturing career at his Kentucky high school; a first-grade teacher from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut; an early childhood educator from Norman, Oklahoma, and a NASA Mars Curiosity rover team member who volunteers to mentor students in FIRST robotics.
Here are the education ideas that rippled through Obama's State of the Union speech -- and afterward, in Republican Sen. Marco Rubio's response:
Yes, another rating system: the "College Scorecard"
There was talk of money-crunching "scorecard" last year, but Obama announced during his speech that it would be released Wednesday -- it's up now at whitehouse.gov/scorecard. The "College Scorecard" will show which schools offer the best value, "where you can get the most bang for your educational buck," he said. That wasn't all: Obama also asked Congress to change the Higher Education Act to attach schools' federal aid to their "affordability and value."
Preschool for all kids
Obama said investing in high-quality early childhood education saves money later, boosts graduation rates and reduces teen pregnancy and violent crime. "I propose working with states to make high-quality preschool available to every child in America," he said.
He gave a shout-out to Georgia and Oklahoma, states he said make early childhood education a priority. Obama will be visiting a pre-Kindergarten school in Georgia this week, and Susan Bumgarner, an early childhood educator from Oklahoma City, watched the speech with Michelle Obama.
Higher rewards for high-tech education
Some states and schools have discussed charging students less to pursue majors in science, technology, engineering and math fields, and more for majors like English or anthropology. Obama wasn't so specific, but he said he wants to "resdesign America's high schools" to gear-up grads for a high-tech economy.
"We'll reward schools that develop new partnerships with colleges and employers, and create classes that focus on science, technology, engineering, and math – the skills today's employers are looking for to fill jobs," Obama said.
Rewarding high schools for high-tech curriculum doesn't mean every student will head to college. Obama mentioned "those German kids" who come up through schools that make sure they've got the skills for a job by the time they graduate. He pointed to P-Tech in Brooklyn, where graduates leave with a high school diploma and associate's degree in a high-tech field.
Better school buildings
Obama proposed a "Fix-It-First" program to create jobs fixing bridges and other infrastructure, along with a "Partnership to Rebuild America" to attract private capital to help. On the list of what it could help with? "Modern schools worthy of our children."
Rubio's response: More school choice, clearer financial aid
In the GOP response, Rubio, R-Florida, listed some education ideas of his own -- in particular, offering incentives for schools to provide Advanced Placement courses and more vocational training and increasing school choice, especially for parents of kids with special needs.
Rubio said he'd only recently paid off his student debt of more than $100,000, and that students need more information about loans before they sign on. He pointed out that students are single parents, veterans and people who've lost jobs, not just teens. Financial aid shouldn't "discriminate against programs that non-traditional students rely on – like online courses, or degree programs that give you credit for work experience," he said.
What did you think of Obama and Rubio's remarks on education? Share your thoughts in the comments, or tweet us @CNNSchools.


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We reduce the realm of the unknown, not by wandering in it but rather by delighting in and expanding our knowledge of that which God has already revealed. It is a soul-satisfying experience to be reading topic A and then to have our minds caught away to consider topic B. Indeed, serious, consistent, prayerful consideration and reflection upon the institutional revelations (the standard works and the words of the living oracles) result in individual revelations, including—where the Lord senses it is appropriate and we are ready to receive the same—the answers to our more difficult questions. Those answers may come as a specific response to a specific concern, or they may come in the form of a comforting and peaceful assurance that all is well, that God is in his heaven, that the work in which we are engaged is true, that specifics will be made known in the Lord's due time. Either way, answers do come. They really do, but only as we go to the right source.
Some people jump to the false and really rather silly conclusion that because they do not understand, then no one else does either. That's quite a presumptuous conclusion, but it is, nevertheless, a surprisingly common one. Humility would demand a different stance. Meekness would force us to acknowledge that there just might be someone either brighter or more experienced than ourselves, or maybe even someone who has struggled with this issue before. Common sense would suggest that the odds are against absolute originality in regard to our specific concern. And even if it is possible that we have indeed unearthed something that no other mortal has ever encountered, still there are good and wise people in our midst who have been blessed with the gifts of the Spirit—with discernment, with revelation, with wisdom and judgment—to assist us in putting all things in proper perspective.
A related tendency by some is to parade their doubts, to suppose by "coming out of the closet" with an announcement of all things that trouble them that they shall somehow either feel better about their difficulties or either identify and join hands with others who similarly struggle. To be sure, one need not suffer alone. There is help available, within fairly easy reach. Precious little good comes, however, from "hanging out our dirty wash," from making public proclamations about one's inner anxieties, little good to the individual and little good to groups of people. Such things merely feed doubt and perpetuate it. "Why are a few members," asked Elder Neal A. Maxwell, "who somewhat resemble the ancient Athenians, so eager to hear some new doubt or criticism? (see Acts 17:21). Just as some weak members slip across a state line to gamble, a few go out of their way to have their doubts titillated. Instead of nourishing their faith, they are gambling 'offshore' with their fragile faith. To the question 'Will ye also go away?' (John 6:67), these few would reply, 'Oh no, we merely want a weekend pass in order to go to a casino for critics or a clubhouse for cloak holders.' Such easily diverted members are not disciples but fair-weathered followers. Instead," Elder Maxwell concluded, "true disciples are rightly described as steadfast and immovable, pressing forward with 'a perfect brightness of hope' (2 Nephi 31:20; see also D&C 49:23)." (in Conference Report, October 1988, 40)
And so I suggest, hold on. Hang on to your faith. Answers will come. Resolutions are just beyond the horizon. Perspective and peace are within reach.


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John Koster, a Washington state GOP House Candidate, says, "the rape thing" does not excuse abortions. Once again, the RAPE THING DOES NOT EXCUSE ABORTIONS.
That pesky rape thing! Always trying to get out of abortions when she knows it's no excuse. I mean, I can't. I cannot even.
I think, at this point, we have to assume that any anti-abortion candidate who doesn't speak out against this, is for it. The real danger is thinking that they're not all like this, we're just hearing about it more because people have cell phone cameras and fast internet and word spreads so damn quickly.
I, for one, am going to make out with my iPhone and WiFi tonight to show proper thanks for the good work of their brave brethren. Oh yeah, and I'm gonna call every single fucking person I've ever met in Washington and make them listen to this and tell them to call ten friends and so on. Let's phone tree this asshole.


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Ceci's first NHL goal lifts Senators past Blues in OTby Sean Farrell
OTTAWA -- Ottawa native Cody Ceci scored his first NHL goal at 3:59 of overtime to give the Ottawa Senators a 3-2 win against the St. Louis Blues on Monday.
Ceci, who turns 20 on Saturday, beat former Senators goalie Brian Elliott with a shot from the right point for the game-winner, which came in his third NHL game since being recalled from Binghamton of the American Hockey League on Thursday.
"It was just a really special moment for me," Ceci said. "To have my family and friends in the building, and for it to go in in overtime, and to win the game against a great team, it was pretty crazy the way things happened, and I'm happy the way they did."
Ottawa backup goalie Robin Lehner stopped 30 of 32 shots.
"I was really happy," Lehner said. "The first thing, to see him score that one, and the second thing, to see me not going to the shootout. It felt pretty good, to be honest with you."
Bobby Ryan had two points for Ottawa, including his team-leading 16th goal at 5:44 of the third to tie the game at 2-2.
"I think if you could have written a script for us, that's the way it would have gone," Ryan said. "Cody's played a good few games for us."
Ryan, who left the game briefly late in the second after crashing head first into the end boards, also assisted on Jean-Gabriel Pageau's first-period goal, which gave the Senators a 1-0 lead.
"I just kind of jammed my shoulder," Ryan said. "You get that tingling sensation right down to your fingertips and you felt like you're on fire, but other than that, it was fine after five or six minutes and a little ice, and nothing to write home about."
Lehner has seen action in two straight games after relieving Craig Anderson on Saturday after Anderson allowed two goals on the first four shots he faced in the Senators' 5-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
"After the L.A. game, the morale was a little low here the last couple of days," Ryan said. "We've had a lot of meetings on how to correct things and how to get going, and we've always come back to the start of the game, so for us to come out and come back in here after 20 (minutes) with the lead, it meant a lot."
Ottawa completed a three-game homestand at 2-1-0. The Senators play the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday.
Chris Stewart scored goals 2:57 apart late in the second period to give St. Louis a 2-1 lead.
Stewart, who has four goals in three games, drew the Blues even at 1-1 at 16:50. He put St. Louis ahead with his ninth goal with 12.7 seconds left in the middle period.
Lehner slid to his right and stacked his pads to make a sensational save on Alexander Steen's shot moments before Stewart's first goal.
"I was a little bit too committed to the guy with the puck, and when he passed it over, it was too far away, so instead of reaching, I just did something and I was fortunate it hit my pad," Lehner said.
Blues coach Ken Hitchcock was impressed with his team's effort in battling back from the early 1-0 deficit after Ottawa held a 10-7 shot advantage in the first.
"They got their (butts) handed to them by Los Angeles, so they were [angry]," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said. "They were mad and they played really hard in the first period, but I thought the way we played in the second period was great. The second period was one of the best road periods we've played all year. We really took it to them and really hemmed them in, and at times overwhelmed them with our forecheck, so I was really happy. I was happy with the point.
"You know, disappointed that we lost it the way we did, it was too bad. [We] made a few errors on the 4-on-4 stuff, but overall the way we played in the second and third period was pretty impressive. We were down three, four top forwards, that's pretty impressive."
Blues captain David Backes left the game during the second period with an upper-body injury and did not return.
Backes skated slowly off the ice and went to the dressing room with 2:49 left in the second after he collided with Ottawa's Colin Greening on an open-ice hit.
Backes had seven hits and won 71 percent of faceoffs in 11:20 in ice time before he left the game. He has 16 goals and 14 assists this season, second on the team behind linemate Steen (35) in points.
St. Louis forwards Vladimir Sobotka and Jaden Schwartz are nursing injuries and did not play against Ottawa.
"We'll let you all know on all the injuries [Tuesday]," Hitchcock said.
The Blues, who face the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday, ended a two-game road trip that began Saturday with a 4-3 overtime win against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
"That's not the way you want to lose a game," said Elliott, who made 29 saves in the loss. "We all kind of made mistakes tonight and I thought we battled hard to get back, and we scored a couple of big goals there, especially the one at the end of the period, but it's a tough way to lose. We got a point out of it here, and we've got to answer right back San Jose at home [Tuesday]."


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When I was a young child, it was a dark rainy night when my grandfather told me a story about vampires.
He used picture cards to depict the story. He showed me four blank picture cards.
'Hold your hands in a prayer position', he said. 'You will need all the help you can get in a moment.' As he said this he slipped one of the blank cards into my hands.
'Sometimes, when you least expect it', his voice began to rise, 'bats suddenly appear out of nowhere!'
As he turned over each of the once-blank cards, an image of a bat magically appeared on each card!
'At will, a vampire can take its human form!',he bellowed. He turned over the cards again and now each of the three cards no longer showed a bat, but vampires!
I had forgotten about the blank card trapped between my praying hands. He took the vampire cards and tapped on my hands; one, two, three times with them.
This time, all three cards became blank once again!
My grandfather looked at me and asked in a loud voice, 'Have you been praying ,boy?
His voice made my heart jump. 'Yes", I replied, my voice a bit shaky. 'It didn't help!' he exclaimed. 'Open your hands!'
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I looked up as my grandfather laughed a hearty laugh! And when he showed me his teeth, they weren't his teeth at all, but they were the fangs of a vampire!
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The MSJC men's and women's basketball teams will be holding their annual inter-squad scrimmages on Saturday morning.
The women will tip off at 10 am with the men to follow immediately after. Tickets for the event are $5 and include admission to the scrimmages all you can eat pizza and entry into the football game at 1 pm.
Come out and get an early look at both Eagle basketball teams. The Eagle men are coming off a 23-11 season in which they were runners-up in the Foothill Conference and advanced to the Southern California Regional Finals. The women's team posted a 23-9 record during the 2008-09 season and finished one game out of first place in the conference and advanced to the Regional semi-finals.
The men's team officially kicks off the season next weekend while the women's team opens on November 19th.


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Supernovae, ultra-powerful stellar explosions, are some of the most cataclysmic events found in nature. A supernova is thought to form when a massive star, about eight times the mass of our sun, runs out of nuclear fuel. The core of the star then collapses in on itself due to its own gravity, then rebounds, creating a shock wave that sends the remains of the star soaring outwards.
Supernovae are quite fleeting, making studying the cosmic starbursts difficult. Now, in a stroke of luck, researchers have a new source of data on a supernova from its initial stages. Astronomers conducting observations of one recent supernova happened to have an orbiting observatory aimed in the right direction collecting data when they caught the first signs of a second supernova in the neighborhood. The researchers were able to quickly alert other observers, collecting enough data to paint an unprecedented picture of what goes on during a supernova from the very initial stages. We'll talk with one of the authors of a paper describing the observations, published this week in the journal Nature.


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NL DIVISION SERIES: BREWERS v PHILLIES
October 5, 2008
Charlie Manuel
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN: Game Four
Q. Did sitting Pat today ever enter your mind after he had struggled throughout the early part of this series?
CHARLIE MANUEL: No, no, it didn't, no, not at all. When I went over my lineup, I did think about dropping him down to sixth. That did enter my mind. But no, not sitting him.
Q. Do you think you caught the Brewers at the right time pitching-wise? Sheets was out, their pitching staff was in a little bit of disarray outside of CC. It was an advantageous time for you to get to them.
CHARLIE MANUEL: I definitely think when Sheets is well that they're a better team, of course, because he's a very good pitcher and he's very talented. Catching him out, that changes their whole rotation and stuff.
At the same time I don't want to take nothing away from our club because I think if you go back and look, the fact at how much we've beat them this year, that kind of speaks for itself.
They've got a good ballclub, and I think actually we might have caught them not hitting as good as they can. I mean, they've got a lot of power through their lineup, and they definitely can score runs, so our pitching was good against them. Actually that's what really won three games for us I felt like. We got big pitching from Hamels and Myers and today Blanton.
Q. Pat said he thought the intensity yesterday wasn't there. For today how big was it to Jimmy Rollins to lead this game off with a home run?
CHARLIE MANUEL: I think the homer definitely got us going. When you talk about the intensity, I think -- it's hard to explain sometimes. When a game starts, it's not like you're really not ready to play -- you're definitely ready to play and you're up and everything like that, but how the game goes, sometimes it's just kind of how you're swinging and everything.
The thing people don't understand is sometimes a guy can go out there and be pitching, and he actually can just be -- he can just be throwing the ball over the plate to a certain degree, and the hitters will be getting their self out. They'll hit balls hard right at people and then all of sudden it's kind of like they start trying too hard or they kind of -- it breaks their train of thought and they lose focus on what they're trying to do .
There's a lot of things that goes into play. But today we come out, and I think Rollins' home run definitely -- count was 3-2 and he hit the ball out of the yard. I think that definitely set us off.
Q. How impressed were you with the way Blanton handled the situation and the game he turned in?
CHARLIE MANUEL: That's the best I've seen him pitch. I've seen him pitch two or three good games. Today he challenged the hitters. He was very aggressive. He definitely wasn't scared of nothing. He went right at them. He went right at Fielder. You know, Fielder hit three balls real hard today, but Blanton stayed right on him. He went right at Braun. He went right after their big hitters, he didn't back away, and he did a heck of a job. He is a big reason why we won.
I know we hit some home runs and got the lead and everything, and that definitely helped him. But at the same time, he pitched his game.
Q. I'm just wondering how important it is, Pat Gillick goes out and identifies a need on this team and then gets a guy like Blanton. How much of a role did that play on this team, especially today?
CHARLIE MANUEL: I think today it paid off big. Blanton pitched some big games for us toward the end of the season here, and he took us to a place in the game, he always gave us a chance to win. But today he was much better.
Q. Jayson Werth said a couple days ago he discovered what was wrong with his swing mechanically. Today you moved him back into the sixth spot. Do you think he's more comfortable sitting six and with Shane second?
CHARLIE MANUEL: I've always liked Victorino hitting second. I've always wanted him to learn a little bit about moving runners and playing situational baseball because of his speed, switch-hitting and things like that. That gives us more balance in our lineup.
But Jayson Werth, he's very talented, and the way he swung the bat today and yesterday just shows what kind of player he is, and he has a chance to be a tremendous talent. Having a guy like Jayson Werth, especially the athlete that he is, definitely that gives us strong 6 hole hitter or a 2 hole hitter.
Q. Pat has been through a lot of ups and downs in his career with the Phillies. It's really been a roller coaster. For him to be the longest tenured Phillie and then to come? Through on a day like this speaks to him sticking with it, as well, not just you sticking with him. What kind of a guy have you found him to be?
CHARLIE MANUEL: Pat is a very -- he's a hard worker, and he wants to win. Definitely he likes our team, he likes Philadelphia, and he talks about winning.
Yeah, I've stuck with him, but also, I think Pat and I have -- what do you call it, we communicate real good. We have a good relationship. There's been times when Pat walks right in and asks me, what the hell am I doing to him. I'll sit there and flat tell him. And he's very understanding. I have a lot of respect for him, but at the same time, when we talk about our team a lot, you know, I hear people at times tell me, why don't you change your lineup, why don't you do this, why don't you do that. Well, also, to me that's a big part of being a leader, showing confidence in a guy, and also with the fact that he can do what he did today. You never know when he's going to help.
Even a couple weeks ago these people were asking me -- believe me, I have people come up and say, how can you play him today? I'll say, yeah, I've played him for four years, I'm playing him today. I'm a stubborn guy and I like to be right, and I'll go all the way to prove that I'm right, and I'll definitely stick with my players, the ones that I think can put it on the board. And he has the talent, and you never know when he's going to get a big hit, and he can look bad, and all of a sudden he'll put a good swing on the ball and put three runs on the boards.
Every year when you talk about his batting when he hits .240 or .250 or .280 or .270, and you look and he's always around 85-100 RBIs, and the 30 to 35 home run mark. And you look in the National League and you look at run production and on base percentage and things like that, and Pat will be right there.
I look at his 100 walks he gets. And I look at the as 100 singles. That's a positive. That's why sometimes I hit him third or sixth because he does get on base. Although today when he hit the ball down the first base line, I thought, Jesus Christ, why can't he get a double, if you want to know the truth (laughter).
Q. Pat obviously just talked about him having the big game, but Chase kind of struggled this series. How much do you think his hip is bothering him or his health in terms of his ability to swing the bat like he has in the past?
CHARLIE MANUEL: I think when Chase Utley's hip is bothering him enough where he can't play, I think he's going to walk right in there and tell me. As a matter of fact I know he will. He ain't nowhere near there yet. That's kind of how that goes.
Q. Just quickly, your team versus the Dodgers, can you talk about that match-up coming up?
CHARLIE MANUEL: The time we've seen the Dodgers this year, we've seen him eight times and we got swept in LA. Actually we were leading in three of those games. We lost an early lead in one of them where we scored five or six runs early. But two of them we were leading late in the eighth inning with a three- to four-run lead, I think, and we lost. We ended up losing the whole series.
And then when they came back to Citizens Bank Park we swept them in four games. Since then, though, they've had Furcal, they got him back, and he's a pretty good player. He's a lead-off hitter, plays good defense, and he helps -- he's kind of like the Jimmy Rollins-type player for them, and he can steal bases. He kind of gives them good balance in their lineup because he's a switch hitter. Of course they've got Manny Ramirez and they've been on a tear. And I think overall their pitching definitely has improved, and they've got some of their pitchers back.
It's going to be a good series, but also, I think that we can score runs on them. I think if we -- here lately, the way our guys pitch, especially Myers and Hamels, and we've got Moyer, and the way Blanton pitched today, I don't see no reason in the world why we can't stay right with them. It's going to be a good series. I like our chances. I think we out-hit them during the course of those eight games.
I mean, yeah, I think we can hold our own with them. Actually I think we can beat anybody in the National League, really, when you think about it. I liked our chances against the Cubs, the Dodgers and everybody we played
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Yale men's swimming and diving team engineered quite a turnaround so far in the 2011-2012 season. Following a 2-8 season in 2010-11, the Bulldogs swam to a 6-2 record with losses to Harvard and Princeton. The Elis finished third in the regular-season standings behind those two teams thanks to an injection of energy from a stellar freshman class and the consistent strength of a small group of upperclassmen. This Championship meet, to be held Thursday through Saturday at Princeton, will be a chance for Yale to cap its excellent season with a statement as they head to next year in hopes of making the Ivy League swimming's dynamic duo a trio in the years to come.
And Harvard and Princeton certainly have been a dynamic duo at the Ancient Eight title meets in recent memory: the Crimson and Tigers have accounted for every Ivy League Championship since 1973, Princeton five of the last six. If the Bulldogs hope to make waves in their direction this weekend, they've already distanced themselves from their ancient rivals - and the rest of the country - out of the pool this season. Last week, the Bulldogs were named the nation's top academic team in terms of GPA by the CSCAA Scholar All-America Team Rankings. Harvard and Princeton both made the list, but Yale's 3.59 GPA was nearly a full two-tenths of a point higher than the Crimson's (3.41) and nearly six-tenths higher than Princeton's (3.01).
In the pool, the Bulldogs should provide the most depth among Ivy League challengers outside of Harvard and Princeton this weekend. Senior Goksu Bicer has been a winner in the 100-yard butterfly the past two seasons, and has the league's second best time (48.98) in the event this year. Freshman Alwin Firmansyah has the Ivy League's second-best time in the 200-yard butterfly (1:47.04).
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10 January 2012
Intermodal transport: SNCF Geodis runs first train with a length of 850 m
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Lorry Rail, which markets this Luxembourg/Perpignan "Rolling Road" service, has increased considerably the annual volume of semi-trailers and containers carried since the opening of services in 2008 to reach almost 50,000 units in 2011. As of January 2012, services will be extended to four daily return journeys along this corridor. It is expected that by 2014 the performance of such trains could be further increased to reach a length of 1050 meters and a capacity of 3,000 tonnes.
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William M. Brown
August 26, 1945 - Sept. 21, 2013
William "Bull" M. Brown, born Aug. 26, 1945. Passed peacefully Sept. 21 at St. Joseph's Hospital. He
worked at DVI in Tracy supervising inmates in metal fab from 1985, retiring in 2006. He had a love for fishing, enjoyed spending time with family & friends. He had a personality out the of this world! Member of Abundant Life COGIC. He will remain forever in our hearts.
Leaving to cherish his memory his loving wife Germaine, 5 children William Jr., Alabama, Dominique, Damadre, Dante & Danisha. 5 Grandchildren & 1 God Daughter.
4 siblings, Joe Jr., Aza Lee, Earnestine Crum & Eddie Jean.
Preceded in death by parents Joe Brown Sr. and Julia Mae Brown.
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