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On Dec. 30, 1963 Lyndon B Johnson issued the first presidential proclamation declaring February as American Heart Month. He urged the people of the Unites States to, "…give heed to the nationwide problem of the heart and blood vessel diseases, and to support the programs required to bring about its solution." In 2004, the American Heart Association initiated the Go Red for Women campaign to raise awareness that heart disease is as much a disease of women as it is of men.
However, despite these national efforts, heart disease (including coronary artery disease, stroke, heart failure and irregular heart rhythms) remains the leading cause of death in women today. Fortunately, despite this daunting statistic, heart disease is NOT inevitable.
What can you do to decrease your risk of cardiovascular disease? The first thing to do is to identify your risk by answering the following questions:
Does heart disease run in your family? Nearly 2 out of every 3 women in the United States over the age of 20 are overweight. Are you one of them?
Do you have high blood pressure? Are you diabetic? Have you been told your cholesterol is too high? Do you smoke or are you exposed to regular second hand smoke?
If the answer to any of these questions is "yes" you are at higher risk for developing heart disease. Fortunately there are many ways to reduce your risk, and you can start this month. Find a way, if you are not already active, to exercise comfortably. The American Heart Association recommends 30 minutes of moderate exercise, such as walking, five days a week or 25 minutes of vigorous exercise, such as running or biking, three days a week.
Strive for a more heart healthy diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean meat, and fish and low in salt and refined sugars. Give up smoking and encourage your family members to do the same. Finally, if you have not had a routine check-up with a physician in a year, schedule one to discuss your risk in more detail.
If you have high blood pressure, diabetes, or elevated cholesterol that requires treatment, take an active role in their management. Follow your weight and make adjustments in your diet before you gain another five pounds. Check your blood pressure and glucose regularly and record the results to share with your provider. And, keep a record of your cholesterol and how it's doing over time.
Finally, if you have symptoms that are concerning for a heart attack, such as chest pain or pressure, arm or jaw discomfort, the sudden onset of shortness of breath or nausea, do not wait. Call 911 immediately. For more information on the prevention and recognition of heart disease in women visit the like1.6 K viewsCommentaryAsheville Cardiology Associateshealthheart diseaseheart healthRhoda B. BrosnanWCMSWestern Carolina Medical Society
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Step inside the entry door closest to the front. As you enter you are in a spacious kitchen featuring dual opposing slides. To your left there is a slide out free standing dinette table and chairs. There is a center island with double sinks including counter space. You will find even more counter space along the interior wall with the hutch, plus the pantry and overhead cabinets on the opposite wall provide extra storage. The slide opposite the dinette features a three burner range with overhead microwave oven, counter space, and an 18 cu. ft. refrigerator.
The front living area also provides dual slides with tri-fold sofas. There is theatre seating for two to the left as you enter the living space, and an LED TV at the front of the room with a fireplace below. The perfect space for entertaining guests and enjoying a conversation with family and friends.
Back through the kitchen continue on down the hall to a side aisle bath on your right. The bath features a toilet, vanity with vessel sink, linen cabinet, and large shower with seat and a skylight.
The rear private bedroom includes its own entry door from outside. The bedroom also features a standard queen size bed slide out, or you may choose an optional king. There is a pull-out ottoman at the foot of the bed, and an LED TV on the opposite wall. Along the rear wall of the bedroom you will find a closet with drawers, shelves, and a space prepped for a washer and dryer if you choose to add stackable units.
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Change coming — Buford's options
If R.C. Buford went to Seattle, he'd be greeted by the Sonic alumni.
Exes such as Gary Payton would be looking for a spot in the organization. Buford would be the outsider looking for a way to say no while not alienating the city's favorites.
Buford is accustomed to working under the singular confidence of Peter Holt, and then there are the players.
Buford would be going from Tim Duncan to his emotional opposite, DeMarcus Cousins, and that alone might have been enough for everyone in the Spurs franchise to conclude the same Monday: Buford isn't going anywhere.
Still, there's a reason Buford might someday leave, whether it's to Seattle or to another city, because the Spurs will change eventually.
Gregg Popovich, specifically, will change.
This is premature, as were reports Monday. Then, those who are trying to buy the Sacramento Kings and move them to Seattle already are said to be looking ahead.
According to Yahoo! Sports, Buford and Larry Bird are the initial targets to build a new Seattle front office. The website also projected:
"To convince Buford to leave San Antonio ... the Seattle group might need to offer a small percentage of equity into the franchise and give him autonomy to assemble and run basketball operations. Any potential offer in Seattle would need to be extraordinary to get Buford to leave the Spurs."
Equity would mean something, as would autonomy. A large market such as Seattle with a new arena also is attractive, as is the timing.
The new Sonics will be treated the way an expansion team would be, and a payroll that drops to $23 million by 2014 would further that sense. There will be a honeymoon period, and Buford would need that to establish something lasting there. The system he helped put in place in San Antonio, after all, has been about a culture that took years to form.
That's also why, as Yahoo! Sports suggests, Buford would be reluctant to leave San Antonio. He works in a rare NBA environment, with a coach he understands and with a staff that fits together. Recreating that with another franchise would be dicey.
Still, maintaining it in San Antonio won't be easy, either. The Popovich-Buford alliance hasn't been affected by money or ego, but it's not immune to age. Popovich turns 64 next week, and there have been signs he won't coach longer than another two or three seasons.
What follows will depend upon what Popovich wants to do. If he retires from the game, then the natural step would be for Buford to assume more responsibility.
He would likely be given the opportunity to hire the next Spurs coach, and he wouldn't have to look far to begin his search. Buford was in Austin on Saturday where he saw his longtime friend, Bill Self, lead Kansas over Texas.
But Popovich might also choose to stay involved. If he doesn't want the full-time duties he had before he became the Spurs' coach, he could still remain with the franchise in some capacity.
Holt would welcome that, and maybe Buford would, too. The two have carved out a remarkable relationship.
Or, at this stage of his career, Buford might prefer to run his own shop without someone looking over his shoulder. The Popovich-Buford tandem worked well, in part, because they operated separately in two distinct areas. Would mixing their worlds mix up the chemistry they have had?
These are questions Buford would have if the Sonics/Kings sale is finalized and the franchise approaches him. But even if Seattle never becomes an issue, wait. The future will bring another.
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Why See Fleetwood Mac?
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One of the most enduring bands of the past five decades, Fleetwood Mac prove there is life after Lindsey on this sprawling 52 date tour. With a set list that covers their entire history, they'll line deep cuts and rare tracks alongside some of their phenomenal hits for the first time. This is one evening fans will not want to miss!
This iconic rock band have amassed an enviable track record and back catalog, including over 17 studio albums, 69 singles, seven Grammy nominations and two Grammy awards. Despite the game of musical chairs that has been their line up (for this tour Lindsey Buckingham will be replaced by Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Neil Finn of Crowded House) , they continue to inspire and thrill across generations with that unmistakable folk-rock sound.
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I've spent the past week testing out a Microsoft Surface tablet.
While testing out the Surface, I kept thinking of something Microsoft's head of communications, Frank X. Shaw recently wrote.
In a blog post defending the Surface, and attacking Apple's iPad, he said, "Let's be clear - helping folks kill time on a tablet is relatively easy. Give them books, music, videos and games, and they'll figure out the rest. Pretty much all tablets do that."
This flippant comment rings of the truth. It sounds right. Just make a tablet, add some games, let the users show up. Seems pretty basic for a tech company.
After using the Surface 2 though, it's clear that Shaw's comment is way off the mark. The Surface makes it evident that there's nothing "easy" about making a tablet that's good for entertainment.
The Surface isn't good for gaming. It isn't good for entertainment. Maybe it's good for doing work, but personally, I don't need to do work on a tablet, and I'm not convinced the majority of people need to do work on a tablet.
The Surface doesn't even have Candy Crush, which is the most popular game on the planet right now. It doesn't have Scrabble. Those are the two games I play most on an iPad. They're also the games my Mom and wife play. They're popular with a lot of people.
As for video, I use the iPad as a mobile TV in my house. If my wife is watching something on TV, I fire up the Watch ESPN app, or the FiOS app that streams TV. This way I can watch baseball or football quietly on my own.
I didn't see either of those apps on the Surface.
As as a result, all I could do with the Surface was check Twitter, and surf the web. Those are the most basic features possible on a tablet.
And even the web and Twitter are worse on the Surface than the iPad. The software is still jaggy and inconsistent. I want to like to Surface, but I really can't think of one reason to recommend it to a normal person over the iPad.
It was not "easy" to keep myself entertained on the Surface. I just kept thinking, "What am I supposed to do with this thing?"
I wasn't going to use Excel, or Word. I was sitting around, trying to relax.
As I used it, I just kept thinking about Shaw's comments. He's wrong. It's hard to build a great device for gaming, and video, and everything else. The Surface proves it.
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Meditations after a Monday at Barnes & Noble
John Piper
A trip to Barnes & Noble on my day off takes me beyond the Star Tribune and NPR in my daily culture dose of postmodern pronouncements. Consider Sam Harris' Letter to a Christian Nation (Knopf, 2006). It is ranked as the fourteenth best seller in the nation at Amazon as I write (just behind Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion). It begins like this:
Thousands of people have written to tell me that I am wrong not to believe in God. The most hostile of these communications have come from Christians. This is ironic, as Christians generally imagine that no faith imparts the virtues of love and forgiveness more effectively than their own. The truth is that many who claim to be transformed by Christ's love are deeply, even murderously, intolerant of criticism. While we may want to ascribe this to human nature, it is clear that such hatred draws considerable support from the Bible. How do I know this? The most disturbed of my correspondents always cite chapter and verse.
Later he says that not believing that man evolved from lower life forms is like not believing the sun is a star. Our nation is being overrun with anti-intellectual people who scoff at true science. The Intelligent Design movement is a scheme to replace science with religion by people who get PhDs to provide a cloak of respectability for their anti-science agenda. And so on.
What makes Harris' book postmodern and not simply modern is that it treats Christian "fantasies" not merely as rational errors, but as dangerous cultural and political power plays. I have no desire to scoff at this book. There is too much right-wing, radio-show-type Christian scoffing. Besides, I am old enough to be Sam Harris' father (I was twenty-one when he was born), and that makes me want to rescue a son, not skewer a peer.
Of course, he thinks I am the one who needs to be rescued. My concern for us evangelicals is not that we bash Harris but that we try not to give the impression that we fear science, and that we make clear that we want Sam Harris to have the freedom to say false things about us.
So my dip into Harris' book was good for me. I may even read more. I don't fear it. I wish he didn't fear us. God, he should fear. But I will do all I can to keep my fellow Christians from playing God. As long as Christ's kingdom comes not by the sword but by the Spirit and the Truth, I will resist the unholy union of conscientious church and coercive state. I stand with those who believe that Christ is the best foundation for a view of the state that refuses to enforce Christ. I also stand with those who believe that true science (not presuppositional secularism) will not contradict true biblical interpretation.
Then I looked at Diane Setterfield's novel The Thirteenth Tale (Atria, 2006). I turned it over and read one of the most up-to-date pieces of postmodern counsel I have ever read. At first, I thought it was a blurb for the book from Vida Winter:
My gripe is not with lovers of the truth, but with truth herself. What succor, what consolation is there in truth, compared to a story? What good is truth at midnight, in the dark, when the wind is roaring like a bear in the chimney, when the lightning strikes shadows on the bedroom wall and the rain taps at the window with her long fingernails? No. When fear and cold make a statue of you in your bed, don't expect hard-boned and fleshless truth to come running to your aid. What you need are the plump comforts of a story. The soothing rocking safety of a lie.
No, Vida Winter is not a critic praising the power of this book. She is a character in the novel, and this is a quote from page five. Again, I feel no desire to be clever about the contrast between "hard-boned" truth and the "plump comforts" of a story. My main response is the feeling of wonderment that people today really believe this. And then I feel pity. And then a desire to find some way to shock them out of the trance. What shall we say?
First, this is good writing. Weak metaphysics, but strong metaphors. Listen for the consonance (the hard c's) in, "What succor, what consolation is there in truth, compared to a story?" Feel the sounds: "wind is roaring like a bear in the chimney" . . . "the rain taps at the window with her long fingernails."
Second, the writer of this paragraph has probably never really feared for her life. And almost certainly not for her eternal life. "Plump comforts of a story" will not soothe if you have three minutes before your hijacked plane incinerates you on the Pennsylvania plains.
Third, I wonder why she equates "story" with the "soothing rocking safety of a lie," instead of asking whether the greatest story might be true? Dorothy Sayers and C. S. Lewis have helped us see that the reason "myth" or "story" have such power is not because they replace truth but because they resemble Truth.
Fourth, I pray that those who see themselves in this paragraph will discover that 2,000 years ago the Truth became flesh and dwelt among us. He is "hard-boned" but not "fleshless." His name is Jesus Christ. He is the center of the true story of God's saving history. It is not the "soothing rocking safety of a lie." That is why his story will bring "succor" and "consolation," not just when the wind howls and the rain falls, but when breath fails and we slip through the lips of eternity.
Thank you, Barnes & Noble, for a good day off.
John Piper
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In May of 2011, and after coming in as an early enrollee, Mike Blakely decided to transfer from Florida and ultimately landed at Auburn.
Less than two years later, the running back is reportedly on the move again.
According to AuburnSports.com, and confirmed by an AU spokesperson, Blakely is no longer enrolled at Auburn and will transfer to another football program. The website reports that USF could be a potential transfer destination; after leaving Florida, the Bulls were one of the schools that were rumored to be of interest to the back.
Blakely sat out the 2011 season after his appeal to the NCAA for a waiver that would've allowed him to play immediately was denied. As a redshirt freshman in 2012, Blakely was third on the team in rushing with 153 yards.
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Much nice with the grass cut! Great course!
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Rating would have been much higher, but the pin placements have been moved and while I applaud the club trying to keep the course fresh, the placements are not natural and reduce the enjoyment of the round. We had 9 people from Louisville and Hopkinsville. The concensus was unanimous. Still fun and had a great local club member show us the way. What great hospitality! Lunch at Flamingo Row per the locals recommendation was a home run!
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the course has changed much over the years, and the club/parks department are working better together now more than ever! The club has installed benches on every hole, bag hangers, and trash cans are plentiful. The mowing gets tough sometimes with the rain, but we do our best to keep it clean and neat. Come on through for a challenging round! Check out the club page on facebook-- https://www.facebook.com/groups/594817007257141/ -- Or search for West Kentucky Disc Golf Club.
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With one month to go for enrollment in the Affordable Care Act, 4.24 million consumers have enrolled in the program and the proportion of critical young adults -- essential to the program's success -- is inching up, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid reported Tuesday.
CMS said that adults aged 18-34 comprised 27% of those who picked insurance plans via public exchanges during February. That figure is consistent with the 27% reported for January and slightly higher than the 24% for the first three months of enrollment in President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement.
In a conference call with reporters Tuesday afternoon, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius pointed to Monday's Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index that showed a drop in the number of uninsured, from 17.1% of the population to 15.9%.
"That didn't just happen on its own," Sebelius said.
Collectively, 1.08 million young adults comprised 25% of the total Obamacare enrollment for October through February. Obama administration officials were hoping that one-third of overall signups would be that of the so-called "invincibles," young healthy adults who can help spread out the risk for the program. Now, they're hoping this demographic has been procrastinating about signing up for coverage and will flock to HealthCare.gov or to the phones to enroll.
The overall 4.24 million who have signed up also indicates CMS will find it nearly impossible to meet its goal of signing up a total 7 million consumers in public exchanges by March 31, the deadline for open enrollment in the program for the 2014 calendar year.
If there is one encouraging note, it is that more than 8.75 million individuals who have visited HealthCare.gov or other public exchanges were deemed eligible for Obamacare. But only 5.25 million of those are eligible for subsidies, CMS figures show, and more than 83% of those already enrolled in the program are using financial assistance.
Further, it is unclear how many of those 8.75 million already have pursued other avenues to obtain health care and won't be returning to either state-run exchanges or the main HealthCare.gov website. It also is unknown how much the initial troubles with HealthCare.gov that left the website stymied for two months will impact the numbers.
Enrollment in February of just under 943,000 slowed when compared with January's 1.15 million. The January reporting period, however, included a longer month and several days from the end of December. A surge of enrollees is expected as the March 31 deadline approaches.
CMS officials said they have hired 2,000 more phone operators to help process applications that aren't done online or in person. They noted Obama, Sebelius and Vice President Joe Biden are traveling extensively to promote the initiative.
Further, they reported at least 19,000 hits via the website Funnyordie.com where Obama did a faux interview with Zach Galifianakis in which the president traded good-natured barbs with the comic actor while promoting Obamacare.
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I love blogs.
I get inspired and rejuvenated when I get a minute to read what others write, and there's something inside me that feels so fulfilled when I have a chance to spill out my own feelings and to make a record of what our family is up to in this blog. Once I write things down, it's like my brain can relax instead of holding tight onto things that may otherwise get lost in the vast expanse of my own forgetfulness.
But some things trouble me about blogs.
Every once in a while I get reminded of those worries...e-mails asking incredulously how in the world I balance things so well. Me, balanced?? Yeah, those two words together are actually quite laughable. Or someone will say something about what a good mother they think I am from what they read. Luckily right then and there I can set them straight and let them in on how I forgot to feed my kids dinner the night before or how I slammed three doors because I was so mad at something or other a couple days back.
One thing in particular has made me think long and hard about blogs lately. There was this one session we had back at my sister's motherhood retreat in June that has knitted my eyebrows together in earnest concern ever since.
The topic was something to the extent of how to keep a positive outlook in your motherhood. The question was posed about what makes mothers spiral into depression or negativity.
And do you know what the most overwhelming answer was? Not health issues. Not finances. Not childrens' behavior issues or the lack of having enough hours in the day to do what we need to do. No. The big answer from a whole slew of moms was that blogs are the problem. Yes, blogs.
And that made me worry. Because I have a blog. And the last thing I want to do with it is depress people.
In writing this blog, my intent is not only to do what I started it for in the first place: to help preserve memories and keep a family journal. I hope to also be able to inspire others to find joy in the journey of motherhood. I have learned that not all mothers have dreamed of motherhood their whole lives like I have, and even if they have, they have realized that taking on the "motherhood mantle" wasn't quite what they had cracked it up to be in their minds. I know this may be a lofty goal, but I hope in a way, through this blog I can reach out to those mothers as well as the ones who are loving the journey already and create motherhood strength.
I believe that mothers have power beyond just creating a positive, loving atmosphere in their own homes. As mothers we can join together and with synergy we can create a network of strong families. We have a powerful voice if we just raise it up enough to be heard. We are strong. We can change the world if we work to build up our own families as well as others around us. And what a great conduit blogs can be to bind mothers together and create that synergy.
The goal is certainly so very far from creating jealousy or comparison.
But the trouble with blogs is that we tend to accentuate the positive instead of the negative. It's human nature. And that's good, isn't it? The bad part is that we see that positive "tip of the iceberg" that others are portraying and compare our worst to their best. (I like the iceberg analogy Ashley left on a comment after this post I wrote a while back along the same lines...) That's human nature too. And that comparing is not good.
Despite my best attempts to "keep it real" on this blog, somehow some people misconstrue the good stuff I write to mean that life is perfect all the time. And that just isn't true. They haven't seen the 90% of my iceberg that's under the water hidden from view.
Those kinds of things make me wonder how I can make this more real life. I mean, I want to capture life as it is. But you know what? Life as it is, is good. Not because it's perfect by any stretch of the imagination, because it isn't. My kids fight like the best of them. My heart worries endlessly about random things that probably don't need to be worried about. I forget important things. I have about a bazillion wrinkles. I get mad as a hornet about dumb stuff.
But life is good because I love it. And I'm thankful for it...especially when I break it down into moments. Especially when I slow down enough to enjoy the journey. And that's the kind of stuff I like to write about.
So I guess this post is really meant to say that I've struggled with writing thoughts and feelings for the last while because I worry about making life sound like it's all hunky-dory around here when there are a million worries and concerns along with the good stuff.
But I'm just going to go ahead and let it all hang out and not worry anymore, because people are going to interpret blogs any way they want, and I can't change that. Please know that just because I don't write every day about things like how I have love handles doesn't mean they aren't there.
Enough said.
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Sheldon Adelson, a sponsor of Mitt Romney's failed presidential bid, lies pretty far politically from Warren Buffett, a proponent of raising the tax burden on the very wealthy. And for that matter, he's also very ideologically different from Microsoft founder Bill Gates.
But a New York Times commentary out late last week, penned by all three billionaires, has been generating some buzz this weekend.
Their uniting cause? Immigration reform.
"We believe it borders on insanity to train intelligent and motivated people in our universities — often subsidizing their education — and then to deport them when they graduate," the motley trio write. "For those who wish to stay and work in computer science or technology, fields badly in need of their services, let's roll out the welcome mat."
The piece takes an especially hard tone in scolding Congress for failure to pass reform measures, saying that by paying for lawmakers' salaries, the U.S. taxpayers "are getting shortchanged."
"It's time for 535 of America's citizens to remember what they owe to the 318 million who employ them," Adelson, Buffett and Gates write.
While the political arithmetic of some pundits had earlier this year suggested both major parties had a reason to hammer out some sort of agreement on the contentious issue, many observers saw the surprise primary defeat of House majority leader Eric Cantor (who some on the right saw as too quick to compromise on immigration) last month as rendering the topic too toxic for Republicans.
Adelson, Buffett and Gates admit as much, saying that after Virginia voters dismissed Cantor, "many Washington legislators threw up their hands and declared that this one event would produce paralysis in the United States Congress for at least five months" until November's midterm elections.
"The impasse certainly depresses the three of us," they write.
But depress them though it may, it's hard to see how Congress would somehow come together on the issue, even if only to cheer up the three wealthy investors.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — MIT announced today its team schedules for the 2010-11 winter season. Eleven teams will compete, beginning with the rifle squad, whose season kicks off on October 2. A number of teams, including the men's basketball, men's and women's swimming & diving and men's and women's track & field are coming off extremely successful seasons, which culminated in appearances at their respective NCAA Championships. The women's basketball, men's and women's fencing, squash and men's volleyball schedules were also released.
The Tech men's and women's basketball teams will each welcome 12 opponents into Rockwell Cage in 2010-11. The men kick things off on November 16 against Emmanuel at 7:00 p.m. The women's home opener comes one week later, November 23, against Pine Manor at 6:00 p.m., in the first game of a doubleheader that night.
The fencing squads open their seasons at The Big One on November 6, hosted by Smith College. Both teams will attempt to qualify for the NCAA Regional Championship, which takes place the weekend of March 13 and is hosted by Sacred Heart this year.
Squash will host four events at the Zesiger Squash Courts, including an Invitational on January 22 and 23. The Engineers open the season against Boston College and Boston University on November 6.
Coming off historic finishes at last year's NCAA Division III Championship, where the men finished eighth and the women 14th, the MIT swimming & diving teams will look to continue their recent run of success. The Engineers welcome in conference foes Coast Guard and Springfield on January 16, as well as Tufts on January 22. The Zesiger Pool will also play host to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men's Championship, on February 25-27, for the first time since hosting the women's meet in 2009. The NEWMAC Women's Championship will take place at Mount Holyoke College from February 18-20.
The men's and women's track and field squads will open the indoor season at the Northeastern Invitational on December 4. Three indoor meets will take place at the Shobrys and Aronson Track, including a pair of Invitational meets on January 29 and February 12. The Engineers also compete against Williams College and Coast Guard Academy on February 5.
Men's volleyball will open on January 11 at Wentworth, for the first of four straight road matches to start the season. The Engineers' home debut is the following week, January 18, against Newbury College. Tech hosts its annual Invitational on the weekend of March 4-5 and welcomes 11 other opponents to Rockwell Cage throughout the season.
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Logos of national level institutes and universities of Odisha
Below is a collage of the logos of national level institutes and universities of Odisha. (IIIT is trying to get there.) Note that except NIT Rourkela, which started as an REC in 1961 and became NIT in 2002, the rest have been established in the last 5 years:
- IIIT and NISER in 2007,
- IIT in 2008, NLUO in 2008-9,
- CUO Koraput in 2009, and
- AIIMS in 2012.
See http://www.orissalinks.com/archives/6243 for a timeline of the establishment of various higher educational institutions of Odisha.
See our collection of logos of Odisha higher education institutions and universities in facebook at here and here.
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I just saw this video of some serious ripping by Surfing America groms in Santa Cruz over the weekend. Apparently, while most eyes were glued to the Maverick's break up near Half Moon Bay, some junior surfers were taking advantage of this local spot.
The sole grom with Santa Cruz ties to win a division in the fourth Surfing America Prime event of the season was John Mel, a Santa Cruz native who now lives in Newport Beach. He took the boys under-14 division ahead of runner-up Noah Hill of Marina Del Ray and third-place finisher Ryland Rubens of Pacific Beach at Steamer Lane, where the contest ran from Jan. 20-21, according to a Surfing America Facebook post. The event was the only Surfing America stop scheduled for the Santa Cruz area.
And in case you missed it, Mel's father Peter won the Mavericks Invitational big wave surf contest Sunday.
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On the heels of the Thanksgiving holiday, local churches are ushering in the Christmas season with music and drama.
On the heels of the Thanksgiving holiday, local churches are ushering in the Christmas season with music and drama. Gather your family and begin your holiday celebration by attending one of these events. And if you're avoiding Black Friday shopping or just want to find a unique gift, visit a church bazaar and buy handmade items for the people on your list.
What: Singing Christmas Tree
When: 7:30 nightly Nov. 23-25
Where: Double Springs Baptist Church , 1130 Double Springs Church Rd., near Lattimore
Details: Tickets free but are required by calling the church office at 704-434-2258; dozens of singers provide a musical that delivers the message of Christmas
What: Annual Handel�s Messiah Christmas concert
When: 6:15 p.m. doors open; concert 7 p.m. Nov. 23-24
Where: R.A. Torrey Auditorium, Ambassador Baptist College, 101 Stockton St., Lattimore
Details: Presented by the college chorale and selected soloists; additional Christmas selections; concert is free; songs include the Hallelujah Chorus, For Unto Us a Child Is Born, and Worthy Is the Lamb; come early as seating is limited; nursery available; love offering received
Information: 704-434-0303 or visit website www.ambassadors.edu
What: Annual Christmas bazaar
When: 7 � 11 a.m. Dec. 1
Where: Polkville United Methodist Church UMW
Details: Crafts, baked goods, gifts, biscuit sale
Information: 704-538-9486
What: Christmas bazaar
When: 8 a.m. � noon Dec. 1
Where: Zion Hill Baptist Church, 8173 Old N.C. 18 Hwy.
Details: Breakfast, crafts, baked and canned goods
Information: Joie Lovelace at 704-538-9224
What: Christmas at South Mountain Family Camp
When: 1 � 5:30 p.m. Dec. 1
Directions: Take Hwy. 226 north to Polkville, Hwy. 10 to Casar; one mile past the Casar Post Office is Mace Road on left; camp is 1/4 mile on right; follow signs up the hill to the Christmas celebration
Details: Special music, food, bake sale, Christmas bazaar, free craft area for kids, hot beverages, Christmas tree lighting, Christmas narrative �The Tale of a Shepherd�
Information: 704-395-2343
What: Kyle Matthews free Christmas concert
When: 6 p.m. Dec. 2
Where: First Baptist Church , 120 N. Lafayette St., Shelby
Details: Kyle Matthews is a Dove Award winning songwriter; a love offering will be received to benefit the Abuse Prevention Council, the Interfaith Alliance and the Cleveland County Rescue Mission shelter
Tickets: Free; available at the First Baptist Church office, the Abuse Prevention Council and the Interfaith Alliance
Information: 704-482-3467; website www.fbcshelby.org
What: Live drive-thru nativity
When: 6-8 p.m. Dec. 7-8
Where: Prospect Baptist Church , located near Duke Power Steam Plant, 2610 Prospect Church Road, Mooresboro
Details: Free hot chocolate; free cookies; five scenes leading to the final nativity scene; live animals and characters; church buses and vans welcome
Information: Lisa Scruggs at 828-755-4842 for directions or information
What: "Come to Bethlehem" outdoor Christmas drama
When: 6-8 p.m. Dec. 7-9
Where: Sandy Plains Baptist Church, 2112 New House Road, Shelby
Details: Walk-through experience of fifteen areas in the ancient city of Bethlehem; admission free; canned food donations accepted; hot chocolate and refreshments available
Information/directions: Wayne Whitaker at 704-434-6930, Martha Hamrick at 704-434-9743, Frank Wall at 704-434-6529, the Rev. Garin Hill at 704-477-6266, church office at 704-434-6552 or visit website at www.sandyplainsbaptist.org
What: The soul of Christmas service �Restoring the Family, the Mind, the Heart�
When: 6 p.m. Dec. 9
Where: Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 422 Carolina Ave., Shelby
Details: Featuring the Mount Calvary mass choir, Sounds of Praise of Mount Calvary and the Liturgical Dance Team; special guests, Dee Dee Wilson, Janie Camp Parks, the London family and the Ramseur family
Information: Avery Jones at 704-297-2008
What: Advent service of choral Evensong
When: 7 p.m. Dec. 13
Where: Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 502 W. Sumter St., Shelby
Details: Traditional service of evening prayer sung by the Redeemer choir; no Eucharist at service; open to the community
What: Christmas Gospel Apollo
When: 6:30 p.m. Dec. 15
Where: Ebenezer Baptist Church
Details: S ingers, dancers, praise teams, comedians, choirs, mimes, bands, poets and more; grand prize, $500; door prize, 39 inch HDTV
Auditions: 6-9 p.m., Nov. 23 and 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Nov. 24 ($20 non-refundable entry fee)
Tickets: $7 in advance, $10 at the door, $5, K-12, $6 each groups of 15 or more; advance tickets must be bought by Dec. 13
Information: Francina Williams at 704-300-8413
What: Advent service of lessons and carols
When: 7 p.m. Dec. 20
Where: Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 502 W. Sumter St., Shelby
Details: Traditional advent celebration of hymn-singing and reading from Holy Scripture focused on the coming of Jesus Christ
What: Youth Christmas play
When: 5 p.m. Dec. 23
Where: New Life Milk & Honey International Ministries, 2636 Lafayette St., Shelby
Details: Songs and presentation of play by youth; director of play, Terrica Byers
Information: church office 704-484-9673


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Time: 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
August is a special month this year containing 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays and 5 Sundays!! This is quite a rare occurrence!!
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Nothing wins over the Japanese market quite like Monster Hunter, and Nintendo made a shot directly at it during today's Wii U conference. The company announced that Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate will hit the Wii U and 3DS in March of next year.
Most exciting for fans of the series may be the ability to progress in the two games simultaneously with the same save data, giving a cross-platform approach reminiscent of Sony's recent moves with the PlayStation 3 and Vita. Wii U players can also play locally with 3DS players, and 3DS owners can get into four-player local matches on the system. In the 3DS version, you can exchange your "guild card" via StreetPass.


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Mothers, Mongeese & Techno
In the course of the past week, a hand-full of (and by hand-full I mean three) projects have crept into my schedule. Myself, along with fellow Neptune Theatre Pre-Professional Training Program graduate Sher Clain have been cast in DaPoPo Theatre's upcoming production of Christopher Hampton's "When Did You Last See My Mother?" which will run this November at Theatre Nova Scotia (The Space). Steven Bourque will be directing.
On Sunday, I met up with Dan Jardine (director of Scanner) for an expirimental tecnho dance shoot, where we ran around and got sweaty. Hawt. Like I said, it's an experiment, so he's messing around with the footage as many ways possible. Stay tuned.
Sean Grady's bounty-hunter mockumentary "Operation Mongoose." (produced by cool guy Matt Chisholm) is currently in the final stages of post production. He got me out last week to do a voice over for the minor character of DJ Daryl, which earned me another illustrious IMDb credit, and subsequently up'd my popularity by 311% last week; this week however, I'm down 13%. Horseshit.
Below, is a still frame from "Operation Mongoose.", I'll post the trailer when it's made available.


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CLANTON – The Chilton Food Innovation Center, a fully equipped industrial kitchen in Clanton, is helping farmers and other aspiring entrepreneurs turn fruits and vegetables into a variety of products for grocers' shelves.
And it is being done with revitalized kitchen equipment from Auburn University's Foy Hall, formerly Foy Student Union.
"We were called by Property Surplus," said Jean Weese, food scientist with Auburn and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. "They were taking all the equipment out of Foy Union … they asked us if we had a need for it. It was right at a time we were planning this facility, so it worked perfectly."
The equipment is providing new life for produce in Clanton.
For years, local leaders and citizens alike expressed regrets that no such facility was available in this central Alabama county or surrounding counties to add value to locally grown produce, especially less suitable produce that because of over-ripening or size could not be sold and was typically discarded.
As much as 30 percent of locally grown produce is discarded for these reasons.
Board member Sam Johnson expresses high hope that the center will secure long-term economic benefits for the produce industry, which is so vital to Chilton County and the rest of central Alabama.
"I want to see it develop as a small-business incubator that spawns multiple successful businesses that draw from the produce of central Alabama," he said.
Another concern to local growers was that so much of the processed food sold in jars and other containers at local vendor and retail outlets in this predominantly agricultural county are actually made from nonlocal products, even though they are often stamped with a Chilton County address.
The center, located on 13 First Avenue, is operated by the Chilton County office of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, which provides technical assistance with the food processing. Any grower with an acidified food trying to move a product into retail sales is eligible to use the center at a rate of $40 per hour. All that is required is to fill out an application, which is subject to approval by the Innovation Center's board of directors.
"They bring their labor, their ingredients, their packaging and will process in our kitchen, because they have to process in a commercial kitchen that is already inspected by the health department," said Christy Mendoza, center director.
Until the opening of this facility in late 2011, the biggest challenge for growers had been lack of a fully equipped processing center. Alabama law requires that all retail foods be processed within an inspected kitchen. The costs of such processing centers are far beyond the reach of most growers.
The growers and other local residents expressed a desire for a fully equipped community kitchen that local growers could use to process their surplus produce into profitable items.
"It's an idea that has been tossed around for a long time," says Gay West, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's Chilton County coordinator and one of the principal architects of this effort.
West's colleague, Jim Pitts, superintendent of the local Chilton Research and Extension Center and another principal mover behind the effort, worked with Weese to acquire the industrial kitchen equipment from Auburn. West and Pitts were able to secure the use of a former school cafeteria from the local board of education.
In time, a preliminary board of directors was also developed. West and Pitts also secured the support of several local public and private entities, including the City of Clanton, the Board of Education, a local bank and the Alabama Farmers Federation.
A Specialty Crops Grant from the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries and additional funding from the Cawaco Resource Conservation and Development Council also enabled the repair and purchase of more equipment and supplies.
For their part, West and Pitts see the effort as an especially noteworthy example of the longstanding land-grant university emphasis on forging close working partnerships at the grassroots level.
"All of us university folks out here are like cousins — we've all got the same kinfolk," Pitts said. "Whether we're Cooperative Extension or Research, it's all about connecting people with questions to people with answers. It takes all of us to make it work."
More information about the Chilton Food Innovation Center is available by calling the Chilton County Extension office at (205) 280-6268.
A video segment and photographs are available on the Auburn University Office of Communications and Marketing website at http://ocm.auburn.edu/featured_story/chilton_food.html
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A look at the best-of-five National League division series between the Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals:
(All times EDT) Game 1, Sunday, at St. Louis (3:07 p.m.); Game 2, Monday, at St. Louis (4:37 p.m.); Game 3, Wednesday, at Washington (TBA); x-Game 4, Thursday, at Washington (TBA); x-Game 5, Friday, at Washington (TBA). (All games on TBS or MLB Network).
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Season Series:
Nationals won 4-3.
Projected Lineups:
Nationals: RF Jayson Werth (.300, 5 HRs, 31 RBIs), CF Bryce Harper (.270, 22, 59, 9 triples, 98 runs), 3B Ryan Zimmerman (.282, 25, 95), 1B Adam LaRoche (.271, 33, 100), LF Michael Morse (.291, 18, 62), SS Ian Desmond (.292, 25, 73, 21 steals), 2B Danny Espinosa (.247, 17, 56, 37 doubles), C Kurt Suzuki (.235, 6, 43 with Athletics and Nationals).
Cardinals: CF Jon Jay (.305, 4, 40, 18 SBs, .373 OBP), RF Carlos Beltran (.269, 32, 97), LF Matt Holliday (.295, 27, 102), 1B Allen Craig (.307, 22, 92), 3B David Freese (.293, 20, 79), C Yadier Molina (.315, 22, 76), 2B Daniel Descalso (.227, 4, 26), SS Pete Kozma (.333, 2, 14).
Projected Rotations:
Nationals: LH Gio Gonzalez (21-8, 2.89 ERA, 207 Ks, 199 1-3 IP), RHP Jordan Zimmermann (12-8, 2.94), RHP Edwin Jackson (10-11, 4.03), LHP Ross Detwiler (10-8, 3.40).
Cardinals: RH Adam Wainwright (14-13, 3.94), RH Chris Carpenter (0-2, 3.71 in 3 starts after shoulder surgery), RH Kyle Lohse (16-3, 2.86), RH Lance Lynn (18-7, 3.78) or LH Jaime Garcia (7-7, 3.92 in 20 starts).
Nationals: RH Drew Storen (3-1, 2.37, 4 saves, 37 IP), RH Tyler Clippard (2-6, 3.72, 32/36 saves, 84 Ks, 72 2-3 IP), RH Craig Stammen (6-1, 2.34, 1 save, 87 Ks, 88 1-3 IP), LH Sean Burnett (1-2, 2.38, 2 saves, 57 Ks, 56 2-3 IP), RH Ryan Mattheus (5-3, 2.85, 66 1-3 IP), LH Michael Gonzalez (0-0, 3.03, 39 Ks, 35 2-3 IP).
Cardinals: RH Jason Motte (4-5, 2.75, 42/49 saves, 86K, 71 1-3 IP), RH Mitchell Boggs (4-1, 2.21, 78 games), RH Edward Mujica (0-3, 3.03), RH Fernando Salas (1-4, 4.30), RH Joe Kelly (5-7, 3.53), LH Marc Rzepczynski (1-3, 4.27), RH Trevor Rosenthal (0-2, 2.78).
The Nationals took three of four at home against the Cardinals from Aug. 30 to Sept. 2, but St. Louis outscored visiting Washington 26-12 during a three-game set Sept. 28-30. ... Jackson won the World Series with the Cardinals last season; he's the only member of Washington's starting rotation with even a single game of postseason experience - and none of the Nationals' top five relievers have been to the playoffs, either. Not much different in the everyday lineup, where only two regulars (Werth, LaRoche) have been to the postseason. So give the Cardinals a big edge in experience. ... Because the Cardinals are much better against lefties than righties, Jackson is expected to get the Game 3 start, with Detwiler in a possible Game 4. ... Led by LaRoche, six of Washington's eight everyday players hit at least 17 homers - and Werth certainly has that kind of power, too. He missed nearly three months with a broken left wrist. The club finished second in the NL with 194 homers. ... Nationals team ERA of 3.33 led the NL and was second in the majors. ... Washington was 48-33 on the road, the best mark in baseball. ... The defending World Series champion Cardinals persevered through injuries to Carpenter and 1B Lance Berkman under rookie manager Mike Matheny, and are in the postseason for the third time in four seasons. ... Moving on after the departure of Albert Pujols in free agency, the Cardinals have one of the league's most dangerous lineups with five 20-homer players for the first time in franchise history. The pitching staff was even better. Lohse had a career year heading into free agency, Lynn was an All-Star during his first year in the rotation and Wainwright had a strong year after missing 2011 due to reconstructive elbow surgery. In the bullpen, Motte tied for the league lead with 42 saves. He was the first closer in franchise history to get all of the team's saves.
Big Picture:
Nationals: With one of the youngest rosters in the majors, strong pitching in the rotation and bullpen, and an unexpectedly vibrant offense, the Nationals (98-64) moved into the NL East lead for good on May 22 and finished with the best record in baseball. They are making their first postseason appearance since moving to Washington from Montreal before the 2005 season. The Expos/Nationals franchise hadn't been to the playoffs since 1981, while a major league team in the nation's capital last participated in the postseason in 1933, when the Senators lost in the World Series. ... A significant player who will not be facing the Cardinals: hard-throwing right-hander Stephen Strasburg. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2009 amateur draft went 15-6 with a 3.16 ERA and 197 strikeouts over 159 1-3 innings in his first (nearly) full season following elbow ligament replacement surgery on Sept. 3, 2010. But the Nationals, in a much-debated decision that drew plenty of criticism, shut down their ace early, saying his workload was going to get too heavy in his comeback from what's commonly called Tommy John surgery. His final start of 2012 came on Sept. 7, when he lasted only three innings and allowed five earned runs against Miami; while the Nationals were expected to let him pitch one more time, they announced he was done for the year a day later. ... Washington overcame all sorts of injuries to the lineup, including trips to the DL for Werth, Zimmerman (right shoulder), Morse (back muscle) and Desmond (side muscle). ... If the players are nearly all new to the October stage, the manager most assuredly is not: Davey Johnson joined the late Billy Martin as the only skippers to win division titles with four franchises. Johnson instilled his group with confidence from spring training on, declaring he deserved to be fired if the Nationals failed to reach the playoffs. He won two World Series as a player and managed the New York Mets to the 1986 title. ... The Nationals were the only club in the majors with a winning record ev ery month in 2012; add in a 17-10 mark in September 2011, and that makes seven in a row. ... With Strasburg gone, the role of ace goes to Gio Gonzalez, who led the majors in wins after being acquired in an offseason trade from Oakland. The Nationals held him out of his last scheduled start of the regular season so he'd be well-rested for Game 1 of the playoffs. ... The Nationals got another boost in a deal with the Athletics in early August, picking up Suzuki. He replaced Jesus Flores as the primary catcher and started 11 games in a row until Washington clinched the division title.
Cardinals: There's life after Pujols and former manager Tony La Russa, after all. The wild-card Cardinals returned to the postseason thanks to an ensemble effort with several anchors to the lineup and rotation. Molina should be in the conversation for NL MVP after putting up a career year that justified the five-year, $75 million contract extension he signed in spring training. On track for a fifth straight Gold Glove, Molina is the undisputed standard bearer at his position with an arm that discourages baserunners from even attempting a steal. He had personal bests at the plate, too, finishing fourth in the league in hitting. The $20 million or so the Cardinals had been prepared to pay Pujols went to Beltran and injured SS Rafael Furcal, both All-Stars. ... The Cardinals won 12 of their last 16 to finish 88-74, matching their high water mark for the year. They ended up nine games back of first-place Cincinnati in the NL Central and were the last team to qualify for the postseason, but their wealth of October experience could be an equalizer. St. Louis took advantage of three Braves throwing errors - and a disputed infield-fly call - to win 6-3 at Atlanta in baseball's first winner-take-all wild-card playoff. Lohse allowed two runs over 5 2-3 effective innings and Motte got four outs for the save. Holliday homered and scored twice. ... Matheny is the fifth manager to take the Cardinals to the postseason in his first year with the club, and first since La Russa in 1996. ... Starting pitchers worked six or more innings in 85 games, the most for the franchise since the 1969 rotation that featured Bob Gibson and Steve Carlton also did it 85 times. ... Jay was just the Cardinals' third regular outfielder to have an error-free season, joining Orlando Palmeiro (2003) and Curt Flood (1966).
Watch For:
- Harper Here, There, Everywhere. The 19-year-old phenom led the majors in runs from Sept. 1 on, and his 22 homers were second-most for a teen in baseball history (Boston's Tony Conigliaro hit 24 in 1964). But Harper does so much more to make a difference, whether it's a big throw or tumbling grab or the occasional lost-in-the-sun fly in center field (remember, he was a catcher in college). Always aggressive on the bases, he'll steal home or tag up on a popup caught by the second baseman.
- RBI Machine. Craig was third on the team in RBIs, but there's a reason he's the cleanup man. In his first season as a starter, he was eight RBIs shy of 100 despite playing only 119 games due to injuries. He began the year in right field and was the regular first baseman most of the season after Berkman went down early with knee woes. Craig had two hits and an RBI in the wild-card game at Atlanta.
- Closing Argument. After saving 43 games in 2011, Storen missed the first 3 1/2 months of this season because of elbow surgery in April. Clippard, an All-Star as a setup man last year, became the closer and thrived - until recently. He struggled down the stretch, and Storen appears to be Johnson's ninth-inning man once again.
- Mr. Inspiration. The 37-year-old Carpenter was hoping to be healthy for spring training 2013 when he underwent a procedure in July to relieve nerve pressure in his pitching shoulder that caused numbness to the entire right side of his body. The team's longtime ace made three starts in September, the last of which he equated to a third spring training start, but his experience could be a plus. He was 4-0 in the postseason last year, memorably outpitching Phillies ace Roy Halladay in Game 5 of the NLDS and winning Game 7 of the World Series.
- Pleased To Meet You. It will be interesting to see how all the young Nationals respond to their first taste of the limelight and high-intensity postseason. Harper, of course, and Zimmerman, Morse, Desmond, Espinosa and Suzuki will be making their playoff debuts, as will all but two pitchers. Zimmerman tends to be as even-keeled and pressure-free as they come, specializing in game-ending homers, including one in the very first game at Nationals Park in 2008.


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LUMPKIN COUNTY, GA - It may have been a low level one, but it's official: an EF1 strength tornado touched down in Southeast Lumpkin County and just across the line in Hall County during Thursday night's severe thunder storms.
After inspecting hundreds of downed trees and more than a dozen damaged homes, the National Weather Service confirmed the twister touched down at 9:23 pm about 6 miles Southeast of Dahlonega, ending at 9:29 pm about 2.5 miles Southeast of Garland.
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Cartledge and friends were out for dinner and had trouble making their way back to the house, where they also found two smashed cars.
"I knew it'd be bad, but I didn't expect the live trees, I mean any of the trees to be just ripped out of the ground like they are and I didn't expect the kitchen to be pretty much cut in half," she told 11 Alive News.
The roommate suffered a few bruises, but there were no reports of any serious injuries in the touchdown.
Next door to Cartledge, Vincent Carrella and his wife ran for cover with their two dogs when the power went out and winds began howling.
They barely had time to hit the floor between two beds as a huge tree came crashing down on their home.
"Problem is we have no place to hide, the house is on a slab and once this house is repaired, I'm thinking about getting some kind of cellar built in where we can jump in because it's just too scary," he told 11 Alive.
11Alive News crews in Haralson County witnessed downed power lines and downed tress during a storm that swept through the area around 8 p.m. Thursday night. Although some homes and businesses were damaged and without power -- there were no reports of injuries in the immediate area.
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In Rome, the entire roof of the Southern Pipe and Supply Company collapsed as a result of the heavy winds, in the area. Witnesses say large portions of the roof flew into nearby backyards.
A home in Duluth sustained fire damage after a bolt of lightening struck the home, igniting it. The fire happened on the 3000 block of Oak Hampton Way around 9:30 p.m. Three adults in the house said the power went out in then lightening struck the attic.
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The inspiration for LatPro traces back to one man's job search. When Eric Shannon graduated from the University of South Carolina's MIBS program, he knew he wanted a career that would combine his interest in business with his Spanish language skills and knowledge of Latin America. He soon discovered that there were no employment or recruiting services filling that particular niche ...and so, the concept for LatPro was born. If there were no employment websites dedicated to needs of Hispanic and bilingual professionals, Eric would build one.
So, in 1997 Eric founded LatPro, an online employment site dedicated to bringing diversity to the American workforce. For nearly 20 years, Shannon and the LatPro team have worked tirelessly to connect Hispanic and bilingual professionals with employers throughout the Americas. Using traditional job postings and an extensive online resume database, LatPro made a name for itself in the employment and recruitment market. Refusing to rest on its laurels, the LatPro team launched a successful series of diversity focused job fairs, held annually in major cities throughout the country.
LatPro is dedicated to matching professional candidates with employers who understand the value of diversity in the workplace. With over 150,000 unique visitors to LatPro every month, and a resume database of over 100,000+ registered job-seekers, LatPro provides access to the most in depth pool of Hispanic professionals available anywhere. LatPro's award winning services enable recruiters to efficiently and effectively, find professional candidates with the language skills, international experience, and the multicultural knowledge they need to succeed in competitive marketplace.
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XBMC (formerly "Xbox Media Center") is a free, open source (GPL) multimedia player that originally ran on the first-generation XBox, (not the newer Xbox 360), and now runs on computers running Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, and iOS. XBMC can be used to play/view the most popular video, audio, and picture formats, and many more lesser-known formats, including:
- Video - DVD-Video, VCD/SVCD, MPEG-1/2/4, DivX, XviD, Matroska
- Audio - MP3, AAC.
- Picture - JPG, GIF, PNG.
These can all be played directly from a CD/DVD, or from the hard-drive. XBMC can also play multimedia from a computer over a local network (LAN), or play media streams directly from the Internet. For more information, see the XBMC FAQ.
As of version 12, it can also be used to play and record live TV using a tuner, a backend server and a PVR plugin; more information about this can be found on the XBMC wiki.
Install xbmc from the official repositories. If you plan to use the pvr extensions of xbmc you will need to install xbmc-pvr-addons.
Autostarting at boot
To use XBMC on HTPC you may want to start XBMC automatically on boot. Since version 11.0-11 xbmc package includes the xbmc group, user, and service file necessary to do this.
To make XBMC start at system boot you should simply enable the service:
# systemctl enable xbmc
Enabling shutdown, restart, hibernate and suspend
Since version 12 XBMC supports power management via systemd logind daemon. To enable it you should have polkit, upower and udisks installed on your system.
In case XBMC is started using the systemd service, the session might not get initialzed properly and therefore polkit may not allow the shutdown or reboot of the system. If this happens, adding the following rule file will allow users in the power and storage group to shutdown, restart, hibernate and suspend computer.
polkit.addRule(function(action, subject) { if(action.id.match("org.freedesktop.login1.") && subject.isInGroup("power")) { return polkit.Result.YES; } }); polkit.addRule(function(action, subject) { if (action.id.indexOf("org.freedesktop.udisks") == 0 && subject.isInGroup("storage")) { return polkit.Result.YES; } });
Using a remote controller
As XBMC is geared toward being a remote-controlled media center, if your computer has an IR receiver, you will probably want to set up a remote using LIRC. Once you are sure your remote is working properly (tested with
$ irw), add lircd to your DAEMONS Array and you'll be ready to create an Lircmap.xml file for it.
Using your favorite text editor, you'll need to go in and create an XML file at
~/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml (note the capital 'L'). Lircmap.xml format is as follows:
<lircmap> <remote device="devicename"> <XBMC_button>LIRC_button</XBMC_button> ... </remote> </lircmap>
- Device Name is whatever LIRC calls your remote. This is set using the Name directive in lircd.conf and can be viewed by running
$ irwand pressing a few buttons on the remote. IRW will report the name of the button pressed and the name of the remote will appear on the end of the line.
- XBMC_button is the name of the button as defined in keymap.xml.
- LIRC_button is the name as defined in
lircd.conf. If you automatically generated your lircd.conf using
# irrecord, these are the names you selected for your button then. Refer back to LIRC for more information.
- You may want to check out the very thorough Lircmap.xml page over at the XBMC Wiki for more help and information on this subject.
MCE remote with Lirc and Systemd
Install lirc-utils and link the mce config:
# ln -s /usr/share/lirc/mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb /etc/lirc/lircd.conf
Then, make sure the remote is using the lirc protocol:
$ cat /sys/class/rc/rc0/protocols
If not, issue:
# echo lirc > /sys/class/rc/rc0/protocols
A udev rule can be added to make lirc the default. A write rule doesn't seem to work, so a simple RUN command can be executed instead.
KERNEL=="rc*", SUBSYSTEM=="rc", ATTR{protocols}=="*lirc*", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo lirc > $sys$devpath/protocols'"
Next, specify the lirc device. This varies with kernel version. As of 3.6.1
/dev/lirc0 should work with the default driver.
# # Parameters for lirc daemon # LIRC_DEVICE="/dev/lirc0" LIRC_DRIVER="default" LIRC_EXTRAOPTS="" LIRC_CONFIGFILE=""
The default service file for lirc ignores this conf file. So we need to create a custom one.
[Unit] Description=Linux Infrared Remote Control [Service] EnvironmentFile=/etc/conf.d/lircd.conf ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/ln -sf /run/lirc/lircd /dev/lircd ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/ln -sf /dev/lirc0 /dev/lirc ExecStart=/usr/sbin/lircd --pidfile=/run/lirc/lircd.pid --device=${LIRC_DEVICE} --driver=${LIRC_DRIVER} Type=forking PIDFile=/run/lirc/lircd.pid [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
Finally, enable and start the lirc service:
# systemctl enable lirc # systemctl start lirc
This should give a fully working mce remote.
Fullscreen mode stretches XBMC across multiple displays
If you have got a multi-monitor setup and don't want XBMC to stretch across all screens, you can restrict the fullscreen mode to one display, by setting the environment variable SDL_VIDEO_FULLSCREEN_HEAD to the number of the desired target display. For example if you want XBMC to show up on display 0 you can add the following line to your Bashrc:
Slowing down CD/DVD drive speed
eject program from the
util-linux package does a nice job for this, but its setting is cleared as soon as the media is changed.
This udev-rule reduces the speed permanently:
KERNEL=="sr0", ACTION=="change", ENV{DISK_MEDIA_CHANGE}=="1", RUN+="/usr/bin/eject -x 2 /dev/sr0"
sr0 with the device name of your optical drive. Replace
-x 2 with
-x 4 if you prefer 4x-speed instead of 2x-speed.
After creating the file, reload the udev rules with
# udevadm control --reload
See also
- XBMC Wiki - Excellent resource with much information about Arch Linux specifically