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Rockford falls to Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — A night after topping the Grand Rapids Griffins in Rockford, the IceHogs couldn't repeat the feat, falling 4-1 at Van Andel Arena on Saturday night.
The IceHogs finished their 10-game season series with the Griffins 3-6-1-0, but came up winless in five tries in Grand Rapids (0-4-1-0).
The IceHogs and Griffins skated to a scoreless first period, thanks in part to a couple of dazzling saves from Petr Mrazek in final seconds of the opening frame. Mrazek denied Adam Clendening and Brad Mills late on a Rockford power play to keep the IceHogs off the board in the first period.
Rockford did crack Mrazek in the second period to snag the 1-0 lead. Mathieu Brisebois' point shot was deflected past the Griffins goalie at 4:58 for his 13th goal of the season. Terry Broadhurst also figured in on the scoring with an assist.
Grand Rapids fifth power play goal of the weekend tied the game later in the frame. Mitch Callahan got a piece of a Corey Emmerton shot from the right faceoff circle at 10:25 for his 26th goal of the season.
Later in the frame, the Griffins claimed the lead. Rookie Colin Campbell tipped an Adam Almquist shot under Jason LaBarbera for his first career professional goal at 17:17.
In the third period, the IceHogs fell behind 3-1 at the 6:46 mark. Nick Jensen found Jordin Tootoo from behind the IceHogs net on the goal line and the winger snuck his fifth tally of the season past LaBarbera.
The game was put out of reach at 16:24 when Teemu Pulkkinen swiped in his team-leading 28th goal of the season off a Callahan feed to make it 4-1.

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A study announced Wednesday has found that chemicals in red grapes and blueberries may boost your body's immune system.
Researchers from Oregon State University looked at the impact of 446 different chemicals on the human immune system. Findings published in the journal Molecular Nutrition and Food Research showed that two compounds, resveratrol found in red grapes and pterostilbene found in blueberries, when combined with vitamin D, could boost the body's ability to fend off illness.
Resveratrol has been the subject of dozens of studies for a range of possible benefits, from improving cardiovascular health to fighting cancer and reducing inflammation.
"Out of a study of hundreds of compounds, just these two popped right out," said lead researcher Adrian Gombart. "Their synergy with vitamin D...was significant and intriguing. It's a pretty interesting interaction."
These compounds, which are called stilbenoids, worked in synergy with vitamin D and had a significant impact in raising the expression of the human cathelicidin antimicrobial peptide, or CAMP gene, that is involved in immune function, the researchers explained. Still, the scientists point out, the study was done using laboratory cell cultures and more research needs to be done before they offer dietary recommendations.
In prior research this year, blueberries were also found to boost brain power in that they contain high levels of compounds called polyphenolics, which researchers say can help the brain to carry out vital "housekeeping" functions. Scientists from the Human
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Thus far, we have yet to write anything about the mobile gaming phenomenon that is Flappy Bird. That's mostly because we haven't had much to say about it: as a game, the tap-to-fly-between-the-pipes gameplay is almost insultingly simple and uninteresting. The only curious things about the free-to-download game, really, were its sudden and meteoric rise to the top of the Android and iOS app charts in the last few weeks and what that popularity says about our collective taste in games. Ian Bogost covered this ground so well over at The Atlantic, though, that anything else on the subject would just be a waste of time and energy.
But Flappy Bird became a little more interesting this afternoon when the game was pulled down from the iOS and Android App Stores, apparently at the request of Vietnamese creator Dong Nguyen. The millions who have downloaded the game so far will still be able to play it, of course, but anyone who missed out on the phenomenon during the week or two of its unexpected success (or the few months previous, when it languished on app stores largely unloved) is out of luck.
"I am sorry Flappy Bird users, 22 hours from now, I will take Flappy Bird down," Nguyen warned in a tweet yesterday. "I cannot take this anymore."
What Nguyen "cannot take" isn't the reported $50,000 in daily revenue Flappy Bird was bringing in, but rather the attention the game's success has brought. "I can call Flappy Bird is [sic] a success of mine. But it also ruins my simple life. So now I hate it," Nguyen tweeted yesterday. "Yes, the #1 makes a lot of visibility, more profits and also getting more haters :-(" he tweeted earlier in the week.
Many of those haters have attacked Nguyen for making so much money from a game they see as simplistic and unoriginal. The game's general design has heavy similarities to a number of largely unknown casual games from the past, though it's important to note that it's not identical to any of these likely inspirations. Kotaku was among many to note how the game's art is extremely similar to Nintendo's Mario games, though the art assets don't seem to be ripped directly from any copyrighted works. Nguyen has denied any suggestion that there were any legal issues behind the game's removal.
Others have suggested that the sudden success of Flappy Bird and other games by Nguyen was driven by fake reviews and bot-powered downloads, rather than any organic viral spread. And of course, being a prominent person on the Internet, Nguyen also attracted his fair share of death threats and other undue abuse from trolls both before and after the removal was announced.
Despite all this, Nguyen has kept up a busy conversation on his Twitter account with fans and haters alike, but says he has been "overloaded" with requests for formal interviews from the press, most of which he has turned down. "I am sorry press people. You are not my players!" he tweeted in explanation. Thus, Nguyen's tweets are the best window we have into his thoughts amid his game's meteoric and unexpected success. Those tweets show him expressing concern that people are "overusing" the game, suggesting that he is being "misjudged," and explaining a lack of game updates by saying cryptically "a lot of things [are] happen[ing] to me right now."
It all suggests a man who's ready to take a step back from a limelight he never sought or had any reason to expect. Still, in his last tweet as of this writing, Nguyen vowed that he will "still make games."
While Flappy Bird may be gone, an army of overt clones has already developed to take its place, latching on to the original's unlikely success like so many bottom-feeding leeches. The excellent I Want a Clone tumblr has been tracking some of the more egregious examples of developers offering to buy and/or sell direct copies of the game to make a quick buck. Going by Nguyen's example, those cloners may want to be careful what they wish for…
[Update (Feb. 10): Speaking of clones, since this story was first published, a game called Fly Birdie - Flappy Bird Flyer has skyrocketed to No. 2 on the worldwide iTunes free app charts. Another clone named Flappy Bee is currently ranked fifth on that chart.]


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Update (Jan. 20): In its report on Iwata's Friday press conference, the Wall Street Journal paraphrased the Nintendo president as saying that smartphones should be used to "make people aware of Nintendo's games, and encourage them to try out the console version of the games."
"The spread of smart devices does not spell the end of game consoles. It's not that simple," Iwata said. "It doesn't mean that we should put Mario on smartphones."
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What a difference a failing console makes. Just hours after announcing severely scaled back projections for fiscal year Wii U sales and after projections of yet another fiscal year loss, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata told the audience at an Osaka press conference today that the company might look to smartphones to change up its struggling business.
"We are thinking about a new business structure," Iwata told the press, according to a Bloomberg News report. "Given the expansion of smart devices, we are naturally studying how smart devices can be used to grow the game-player business. It's not as simple as enabling Mario to move on a smartphone."
"We cannot continue a business without winning," he continued. "We must take a skeptical approach [to] whether we can still simply make game players, offer them in the same way as in the past for 20,000 yen or 30,000 yen, and sell titles for a couple of thousand yen each."
That's not an ironclad confirmation that Nintendo is looking to develop directly for the phone market, of course, but it's the largest sign yet that the company is strongly considering such a move. Then again, a careful reading could suggest that Nintendo is simply looking at smartphones as companion devices to consoles like the Wii U. Nintendo has recently opened up its Miiverse messaging service to work between the Wii U and mobile platforms, so Iwata's statement could also be hinting at an expansion of that kind of connection.
Still, the suggestion of "enabling Mario to move on a smartphone" suggests there's more behind Iwata's statements than that. That's especially true when paired with mention of a "new business structure," like, say, one where Nintendo focuses on making software rather than continuing to make hardware.
It wouldn't be unprecedented for the company; Nintendo made versions of its arcade hit for consoles from the likes of Atari and Coleco before it had its own consoles, and the company licensed its characters for games on the PC and CD-i into the '90s. Nintendo is far from the grave financial straits that led Sega to abandon the hardware market after the Dreamcast's failure—it took a half-decade of failed systems like the 32X and Saturn to force Sega's hand. Still, Nintendo may be interpreting the writing on the wall and looking to diversify a bit sooner than its former 16-bit competitor did. Or Nintendo may just see smartphone software development as a potential supplement to its existing hardware business, ahead of a Sega-style transition. Or neither of these things. It's all quite speculative at the moment, of course.
Iwata's smartphone talk could also suggest a lack of faith in the future of the 3DS. As that portable system approaches the conclusion of its third year on the market, research analyst Michael Pachter notes that the system is selling "fine" but is still down 50 percent compared to DS levels last decade.
Nintendo is revising its expectations for fiscal year 3DS sales downward as well, from 18 million units to 13.5 million units worldwide. That's not as drastic as the 50 percent reduction in sales expectations for the Wii U, but it's enough to suggest that Nintendo may have been surprised by how much mobile systems are eating into the market for dedicated portable gaming systems—a market that has been a rock-solid cash cow for Nintendo since the days of the original Game Boy.
In the past, we've suggested on these virtual pages that Nintendo would be crazy to slit its own throat by making games for smartphones, but that was 2.5 years and a few major system launches ago. Back in 2012, when the 3DS was struggling in the marketplace more than it is today, I used the popularity of a fake Pokemon app on the iOS app store to suggest that Nintendo might be wise to look at taking a bite of Apple's market. "Why continue to struggle building an audience for your own mobile platform when Apple already has an established device with an audience that's obviously desperate for your software? In other words, why continue to try to beat the IP thieves when you can instead join them?"
Nothing is certain, but it looks like Nintendo may finally be warming to that view.
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Today in History - The Territory of Colorado was organized
Today is Thursday, Feb. 28, the 59th day of 2013. There are 306 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Feb. 28, 1993, a gun battle erupted at a religious compound near Waco, Texas, when Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents tried to arrest Branch Davidian leader David Koresh on weapons charges; four agents and six Davidians were killed as a 51-day standoff began. (The siege ended April 19 as fire erupted while federal agents smashed their way into the compound; Koresh and 78 other people were killed.)
On this date:
In 1844, a 12-inch gun aboard the USS Princeton exploded as the ship was sailing on the Potomac River, killing Secretary of State Abel P. Upshur, Navy Secretary Thomas W. Gilmer and several others.
In 1861, the Territory of Colorado was organized.
In 1911, President William Howard Taft nominated William H. Lewis to be the first black Assistant Attorney General of the United States.
In 1942, the heavy cruiser USS Houston and the Australian light cruiser HMAS Perth were attacked by Japanese forces during the World War II Battle of Sunda Strait; both were sunk shortly after midnight.
In 1951, the Senate committee headed by Estes Kefauver (ES'-teez KEE'-faw-vuhr), D-Tenn., issued an interim report saying at least two major crime syndicates were operating in the U.S.
In 1953, scientists James D. Watson and Francis H.C. Crick announced they had discovered the double-helix structure of DNA.
In 1960, a day after defeating the Soviets at the Winter Games in Squaw Valley, Calif., the United States won its first Olympic hockey gold medal by defeating Czechoslovakia's team, 9-4.
In 1972, President Richard M. Nixon and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai issued the Shanghai Communique, which called for normalizing relations between their countries, at the conclusion of Nixon's historic visit to China.
In 1975, more than 40 people were killed in London's Underground when a subway train smashed into the end of a tunnel.
In 1983, the long-running TV series "M-A-S-H" ended after 11 seasons on CBS with a special 2½-hour finale that was watched by an estimated 121.6 million people.
In 1986, Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme (PAHL'-meh) was shot to death in central Stockholm. (The killing remains unsolved.)
In 1988, the 15th Olympic Winter Games held its closing ceremony in Calgary, Canada.
Ten years ago: NASA released video taken aboard Columbia that had miraculously survived the fiery destruction of the space shuttle with the loss of all seven astronauts; in the footage, four of the crew members can be seen doing routine chores and admiring the view outside the cockpit. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stood by its ruling that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools was unconstitutional because of the words "under God." The Food and Drug Administration announced that every bottle of ephedra would soon bear stern warnings that the popular herb could cause heart attacks or strokes, even kill. (The government banned ephedra in Feb. 2004.)
Five years ago: President George W. Bush told a White House news conference the country was not recession-bound; Democratic candidate Barack Obama said the economy was "on the brink of a recession" and blamed economic policies espoused by Bush and Republican presidential contender John McCain. Defense Secretary Robert Gates told his Turkish counterpart that Turkey should end its offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq as soon as possible. Deposed Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (TAHK'-sin SHIN'-uh-wah) returned to Thailand from 17 months in exile to face corruption charges. Mike Smith, lead singer for the British band Dave Clark Five, died outside London at age 64.
One year ago: Republican Mitt Romney won presidential primary victories in Arizona and Michigan. Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, announced she would not seek re-election, citing what she called the increasingly polarized climate of Washington. Angela Castro, 88, an elder sister of Cuban leaders Fidel and Raul Castro, died in Havana.
Today's Birthdays: Producer Saul Zaentz is 92. Architect Frank Gehry is 84. Actor Gavin MacLeod is 82. Actor Don Francks is 81. Actor-director-dancer Tommy Tune is 74. Hall of Fame auto racer Mario Andretti is 73. Actor Frank Bonner is 71. Actress Kelly Bishop is 69. Actress Stephanie Beacham is 66. Writer-director Mike Figgis is 65. Actress Mercedes Ruehl is 65. Actress Bernadette Peters is 65. Energy Secretary Steven Chu is 65. Actress Ilene Graff is 64. Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman is 60. Comedian Gilbert Gottfried is 58. Basketball Hall-of-Famer Adrian Dantley is 57. Actor John Turturro is 56. Rock singer Cindy Wilson is 56. Actress Rae Dawn Chong is 52. Actress Maxine Bahns is 44. Actor Robert Sean Leonard is 44. Rock singer Pat Monahan is 44. Author Daniel Handler (AKA "Lemony Snicket") is 43. Actor Rory Cochrane is 41. Actress Ali Larter is 37. Country singer Jason Aldean is 36. Actor Geoffrey Arend is 35. Actress Michelle Horn is 26. Actor Bobb'e J. Thompson is 17.
Thought for Today: "Education is learning what you didn't even know you didn't know." — Daniel J. Boorstin, American historian, educator and Librarian of Congress (1914-2004).


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Since BlackBerry Jam Americas, I've been been spending some quality time on the Dev Alpha B hardware. Overall I am loving the Hub and Flow and Peek features that shape the BlackBerry 10 experience. Knowing that what I'm playing with is a limited BB10 preview build, I'm by no means in review mode as I use the device. But that doesn't stop my mind from brainstorming ideas on how to further refine the user experience.
One such idea is in regards to Active Frames. Active Frames is the name given to the minimized running apps on BlackBerry 10. Remember, they are not widgets or tiles, but rather are running apps showing an alternate state for their minimized size. Tapping on Active Frame immediately takes you back into the full size app. There's no loading here. It's instant.
As of now on BlackBerry 10, you can have up to eight Active Frames open at the same time. The Active Frames display by recency. The app you've opened last shows at the top left corner, and you work across and down from there. If a ninth app is opened, the oldest open app, which is the app showing in the bottom right corner of the open eight, is removed from the Active Frames view.
In practice, I've found this setup for Active Frames to be intuitive and friendly to use. It makes sense that what you're doing right now always shows at the top. Even though the Active Frames are constantly moving around as you flow between multiple apps, I haven't found myself wasting time hunting for an app that I want at that moment. What I want always seems to be right there.
That all said, I know many CrackBerry readers have expressed some concern over this always-changing layout of the Active Frame screen and the notion of having the ninth app causing the the closure of the eighth oldest open app.
Is this a valid concern? Maybe. Maybe not. Either way, I have a potential solution for it... the ability to "pin" or "hang" (as suggested in the comments below) an Active Frame open.
Follow me here... think about the main app icon tray, where you tap and hold on an icon which puts them into an editing state. Once in the editing state, you can rearrange icons or put them into folders, etc. By extension of this functionality, I think it would be sweet if you could tap and hold on an Active Frame, thus putting it into an edit state. And from there, a "pin" icon could be added to any active frame. Once an app is pinned, it would go to the top of the Active Frames view and always be in that location and open. In other words, it's immune to be closed off the Active Frames list as you continue to open and use more and more apps. So if you always want BBM or your Web Browser or anything to always be open and right there accessible, it can be.
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Grinderman announce 2nd album, European dates
Grinderman will release their new studio album Grinderman 2 through Mute on September 13th and via Anti- Records in the U.S. on September 14th. Grinderman 2 was recorded in 2009 at London's RAK, State of The Ark and Assault and Battery studios. Co-produced by Grinderman and Nick Launay, the album was mixed by Launay at London's British Grove in August 2009 and LA's Seedy Underbelly in April 2010. Grinderman's twenty-date European tour will kick off at Nottingham's Rock City on 25th September. UK tickets go on sale from 9.00 AM on Friday 28th May and are available from www.seetickets.com or from the 24-hour booking line (Tel: 0871 2200 260).
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25th September Nottingham Rock City
27th September Leeds University
28th September Glasgow Barrowlands
29th September Manchester Academy
1st October London Hammersmith Apollo
4th October Lausanne Les Docks
5th October Zurich Volkshaus
6th October Milan Live
7th October Rome Atlantico
10th October Vienna Gasometer
11th October Munich Muffathalle
13th October Leipzig Haus Auensee
14th October Berlin Columbiahalle
15th October Cologne E-Werk
17th October Brussels Ancienne Belgique
20th October Utrecht MCV
21st October Hamburg Docks
23rd October Copenhagen Falkoner Theatre
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Church calendar: Events for July 27
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Local church to hold free yard sale 'Swap and Shop' for back-to-school needs
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Bring something you don't need and take something you do, this is the mantra behind a new kind of yard sale coming to Cleveland County this summer courtesy of Glory Bound Baptist Church in Kings Mountain.
On Aug. 10, from 7 a.m. to noon, the church will hold a free yard sale in the parking lot, 923 Cleveland Ave. The free yard sale is a "swap and shop," where visitors can bring items to donate, and take items they might need.
The concept came from a member's experience with something similar in Raleigh, where she was able to get clothes for her child that she couldn't afford to buy. The 9-month-old church also has desire to reach out to the community.
Community members are invited to visit the church parking lot to take what they need without having to pay anything. If they have clothes, household goods, canned food or back-to-school items like pens, paper and bags, they are welcome to bring those as well.
Glory Bound Baptist is currently collecting donations for clothing (all ages), canned food, school supplies and household goods. The church also welcomes corporate donations of any kind, including signage, food for visitors and products or services.
Contact Sue at 704-747-0950 or at email@example.com to arrange a donation pickup or ask any questions.
What: New Creation Choir Third Anniversary
When: 3 p.m. Sunday
Where: Mikes Creek Missionary Baptist, 1317 Ellis Ferry Road, Gaffney
Information: 864-489-1507
What: Donations needed for the second annual R.O.C.K.2. (Reclaiming Our Community Kids)
When: Before Aug. 10
Where: Ryburn Memorial Presbyterian, 1329 Frederick St., Shelby
Details: Ryburn is sponsoring this event for the community, and donations of school supplies, food or services are welcome.
Information: To donate, contact Elder Renee Warthen , 704-974-6187
What: Free KidSenses programs
When: 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, through Aug. 14
Where: Zoar Baptist, 1740 S. Lafayette St., Shelby
Details: Open to rising kindergarteners through rising sixth-graders and their families; KidSenses museum of Rutherfordton will bring programs for six Wednesday evenings; topics include "Sub-zero affect," "Super Sonic Light." "Science Shenanigans," "The Human Dynamo," "Action Reaction one" and "Action Reaction two"
Groups: Call ahead to help the church plan accordingly
Information: John Miller, email@example.com, 704-482-4151
What: Youth Revival/Youth Night
When: 6 p.m. Friday
Where: Webb First Baptist, Ellenboro
Information: The Rev. Wayne Roberts, 828-447-2286
What: Youth revival, theme: "Greater Is Coming"
When: 7 p.m. Friday
Where: Walls Memorial Baptist, 2223 Elizabeth Ave., Shelby
Speaker: Minister Tasha Leslie of Christ Community Baptist, Gastonia
Phone: 704-484-3433
What: Hot dog and ice cream supper
When: 5-7 p.m. Saturday
Where: Bethlehem United Methodist, 6753 N.C. 182, Cherryville
Details: Proceeds go to help Dot Smith with medical expenses
What: Poor Man's Supper and Singing
When: 4 p.m. Saturday
Where: Safe Harbor Community Church, 301 S. Battleground Ave., Kings Mountain
Details: Meal includes pintos, slaw, fried spam, potatoes, cornbread, several different kinds of cobbler for dessert and drinks; adults, $6; children 4-10 years old, $3; and children 3 and younger are free. Handful of Purpose will begin singing at 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the VBS fund.
Information: 828-474-9366 or 828-474-9361
What: Lattimore Baptist Church 5K run/walk and kids fun run
When: Aug. 17
Registration: $20 before Aug. 1; $25 after Aug. 2
Details: Proceeds go to build a playground at the church for the community
Information: Email email@example.com for a registration form, or call 704-482-1695; registration also on www.active.com
What: Yard sale
When: 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Aug. 17
Where: Hoey Memorial United Methodist, 2300 Hoey Church Road, off N.C. 74 East
Details: Fundraiser for the Lanier Circle special needs fund; also selling baked goods and some flowers
Information: Call 704-471-0803 on the day of the sale
What: Revival service
Where: Shiloh Baptist Church, 914 Frederick St., Shelby
When: 6 p.m. Sunday, Dr. Phillip Baldwin ,, Bethlehem Baptist
What: Homecoming and revival services
When: 3 p.m. Sunday, homecoming; and 7 nightly Monday-Thursday, revival
Where: Oak Grove AME Zion, 542 Flint Hill Road, Cherryville
Speaker: The Rev. Larry Dixon, pastor of Long Branch Missionary Baptist, Grover
What: Homecoming and revival services
Where: Ellis Chapel Baptist, 114 Ellis Chapel Road, Patterson Springs
When: 3 p.m. Sunday, homecoming with speaker, the Rev. L.W. Jackson; 7 nightly, Monday-Wednesday revival with speaker, the Rev. Quientrell Burrell
What: Homecoming and revival "A Fresh Encounter with God "
When: 3 p.m. Sunday, Homecoming, and 7 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, revival
Where: Ramseur Baptist, 3109 Ramseur Church Road, Shelby
Details: Homecoming speaker is the Rev. Larry Roseboro, pastor of New Hope Baptist, Vale; and the revival speaker is the Rev. Kenneth Ramseur, pastor of Friday Memorial Baptist, Dallas
Information: 704-484 2386, or 704-482-6848
What: Homecoming and revival services
When: 3 p.m. Sunday, homecoming; and 7 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, revival
Where: Maple Springs Baptist, Shelby
Speaker: Pastor Lamont Littlejohn, Mount Calvary Baptist, Shelby
Information: Pastor Robert Dover, 704-482-7218
What: Homecoming and revival services
When: 2:30 p.m. Aug. 4, homecoming; and 7 nightly Aug. 5-8, revival
Where: Long Branch First Baptist, Grover
Speakers: Homecoming, the Rev. Timothy Hunter, pastor of Island Creek Baptist, Cowpens, S.C.; and revival, the Rev. Lester Jackson, pastor of New Zion Baptist, Henrietta
Information: 704-937-7919
What: Homecoming and revival services
When: 3 p.m. Aug. 4, homecoming; 7 nightly Aug. 5-7
Where: Mountain View Baptist, Lawndale
Speakers: Homecoming, Minister Oveda Miller of New Hope Church, Charlotte; Revival, Aug. 5, the Rev. Kenneth Martin of Golden Ridge Church in Polkville; Aug. 6, the Rev. Lillie Smith of Jesus Way Mission, Shelby; and the Rev. J.Q. Boykins of Friendship Chapel Church, Shelby
Information: 704-297-9873
What: 84th church anniversary and revival
When: 11 a.m. Aug. 4, anniversary (lunch served afterward); and 7 nightly Aug. 5-7, revival
Where: Palmer Grove Baptist, Kingstown
Speakers: Anniversary, the Rev. Dr. R.E. Devoe , pastor of Canaan Baptist, Shelby; and revival, the Rev. Ronnie Williams, Generosity Baptist, Starr, S.C.
What: Seventh Annual Kevin White Camp Meeting
When: 6 p.m. Aug. 4 and 7 nightly Aug. 5-12
Where: Family Worship Center, 1818 Shelby Road, Kings Mountain
Information: 704-739-7206
What: Revival
When: 7 nightly Aug. 7-9
Where: New Providence Full Gospel Church, 947 George Brown Road, Crouse
Speakers: Aug. 7, Evangelist Curtis Teague, Savannah, Ga.; Aug. 8, Pastor Albert Hillman of Moores Chapel, Lincolnton; and Aug. 9, Pastor Phil Forney of Wheat Creek Baptist, Rutherfordton
What: Homecoming and Annual Fall Revival
When: 3 p.m. Aug. 11, homecoming; and 7 each evening Aug. 12-14
Where: First Baptist, 2912 Austell Road, Earl
Speakers: Aug. 11 and 12, Pastor William Thompson; and Aug. 13-14, Pastor Thurman Clark, Mount Pleasant Baptist, Bessemer City
Information: The Rev. Randy Thurman, interim pastor, 704-477-7645
What: 107th homecoming celebration and annual fall revival
When: 3 p.m. Aug. 25, homecoming; and 7 nightly, Aug. 26-28, revival
Where: Macedonia Baptist, 235 A.W. Black St., Waco
Speakers: Homecoming, pastor Billy D. Houze of First Baptist, Lawndale; Revival, Dr. Benjamin Hinton, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist
Information: 704-435-8842
What: A time for refreshing
When: 3 p.m. Sunday
Where: Golden Ridge Baptist, 3426 Polkville Road, Shelby
Speaker and guests: Pastor Anthony Negbenebor and his congregation of Faith Missionary Baptist, Shelby
What: Visions Of Praise seventh annual dance program
When: 5 p.m. Saturday
Where: Webb First Baptist, Ellenboro
Details: All dance teams and the public are invited to come; theme is "Break Every Chain"
Contact: Iverson Stroud, 704-284-8356
What: Information session on STDS/HIV
When: 10 a.m. Saturday
Where: Long Branch First Baptist, 1151 Long Branch Road, Grover
Details: For ages 14 to adults; speaker, Katie Jones, Cleveland County Health Department, Public Health Education Specialist; and Brodderick D. Roary , minority Health Education Case Manager, Western North Carolina AIDS project
What: Service and workshop on spiritual gifts
When: 7 p.m. Aug. 1-2; and 10 a.m., Aug. 3
Where: Adams Chapel AME Zion, 765 Lake Montonia Road, Kings Mountain
Speaker: Pastor Telecia Rann of Life of the Harvest Christian Center, Concord
What: Men's Day
When: 4 p.m. Aug. 4
Where: Eskridge Grove Missionary Baptist, 634 Washburn Switch Road, Shelby
Guests: The Rev. Melvin Clark and the congregation and choir of Washington Missionary Baptist
What: Missional Network 13 Family Fun Day
When: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 10
Where: Polkville Park, off N.C. 182, Polkville
Details: Sponsored by 16 United Methodist churches; everything is free; food, games, music, backpacks with supplies for children in kindergarten through fifth-grade
Information or to donate: Kenny, 704-974-6611
What: Beth Moore Simulcast
When: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sept. 14
Where: Grassy Pond Baptist, Gaffney
Tickets: $25 per person, includes lunch; tickets will be sold until Aug. 31 (no child care provided)
Information: 864-489-8275, 1 to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday
What: Royal Quartet of Forest City in concert
When: 6 p.m. Sunday
Where: Rock Springs Baptist Church, Blacksburg, S.C. (1184 Rock Springs Road between Earl and Gaffney)
What: Singing
When: 2 p.m. Sunday
Where: Harris First Baptist, Harris
Singers: The King James Boys 16:11
What: Worship with Jeff Renn and Friends
When: 6:30-8 p.m., Aug. 1
Where: First Baptist, Shelby
Details: A communitywide musical worship event as Renn , a pianist and vocalist, prepares to move to Athens, Ga., for his new role with the Athens School of Ministry and Worship Arts; free will love offering taken .
What: Nationally known recording group The Dosses in concert
When: 6 p.m. Aug. 11
Where: Safe Harbor Community Church, 301 S. Battleground Ave., Kings Mountain
What: JC & Company praise and worship concert
When: 10 a.m. Aug. 24
Where: Spring Water Festival, Williamston, S.C.
Information: Catlin Tierce, 864-608-0257
What: JC & Company praise and worship concert
When: 11 a.m. Sept. 1
Where: First Baptist, 2736 Harris Henrietta Road, Henrietta
Information: 828-657-5991 or 828-305-4884
What: Colossal Coaster Vacation Bible School
When: 4:30 p.m. Sunday, kickoff; and 6-8:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday, classes
Where: Calvary Baptist, 320 Old Boiling Springs Road, Shelby
Information: 704-482-8302
What: Colossal Coaster World Vacation Bible School
When: 6:30-8:45 p.m., Sunday-Thursday; meal served from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Where: Buffalo Baptist, Shelby
Details: Classes for babies through adults
Information: 704-473-0605, or www.buffalobaptistchurchshelby.com


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Fr. George Foley, pastor of St. Jude Church in Mansfield, pulls back a plastic tarp to reveal a hand-carved white marble altar made by artisans in Vietnam. (NTC Photo / Jerry Circelli)
With dedication of a new church building for St. Jude Parish in Mansfield only a few months away, local Catholics are abuzz with speculation about what they might find inside. Some have heard that stained-glass windows created in the 1850s will be installed, while others tell of life-size statues of the saints carved by artisans in Mexico. Still others are talking about an altar and pulpit tooled by craftsmen in Vietnam from some of the world's finest marble. The list of Church treasures being discussed seems endless, even to the point of being somewhat unbelievable. Some people have even passed along rumors that a white marble replica of the "Pietà" has been delivered to the parish and will be placed inside the church entrance.
The fact of the matter is — it's all true. More than 100 holy treasures have been secured, and the new St. Jude Church has been constructed to accommodate them.
In an exclusive interview with the North Texas Catholic, St. Jude Church Pastor Father George Foley unlocked doors and pulled back tarps to reveal cherished artifacts that will be part of the diocese's newest house of worship.
On the first leg of the journey around the St. Jude Parish grounds, in a peaceful neighborhood at the historic center of Mansfield, Fr. Foley brings his visitor to the parish center. Meandering through dim hallways, Fr. Foley arrives at his destination — a quiet room tucked away at a far corner of the building. He inserts a key in the door, swings it open, flips on the light switch and says, "Meet Padre Pio, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Jude, and a host of others." There, standing silently, but with a presence that fills the room, are life-size carved wooden statues of the saints.
Soon they will take their places in the new church, but today they share storage space with 3-foot-high wooden Nativity carvings. Included are Jesus in his manger, Mary, Joseph, the three kings, a shepherd, a burro, and an ox. All were hand-made in Mexico.
After visiting with woodcarvers in Mexico last year, Fr. Foley fell in love with their work. Their first creation was a 10-foot figure of Jesus on the cross. Just recently, it was placed 15 feet above the altar in the new church.
"I want this church to be the focal point for Catholics in the town of Mansfield," said Fr. Foley. "I want it to be the place where people can go in and feel they're in God's house, they're in his temple. That's all I want. I hope its beauty is something people can appreciate for the next 100 years."
Ready to arrive any day now from Mexico are carvings of St. Kateri Tekakwitha (the first Native American saint in the U.S.) and an angel. But sharing space with the saints already in this temporary storage room are more treasures. Along the floor are 14 ceramic Stations of the Cross, painted in earth tones and finely detailed. They were obtained by Fr. Foley from a Catholic church that was closed in Milwaukee.
The Stations of the Cross are among many artifacts traveling from Catholic churches closing in northern cities to the new St. Jude being built in Mansfield.
Detail of St. Anthony of Padua holding child Jesus carving. (NTC Photo / Jerry Circelli)
"When you're building a church and you have these resources that already exist somewhere else, why reinvent the wheel?" Fr. Foley asked. "So I thought, 'Let me go and see what's available.'"
Fr. Foley brings his visitor to the new church building for a glimpse of four antique stained-glass angel windows already installed along the top wall. They are protected by plastic from dust stirred up in the final construction phases of the church interior. The church is filled with painters, electricians, trim specialists, and a host of others.
In all, 30 stained-glass windows will add dramatic color to the church, including 14 antique windows repurposed from closed churches and 16 transferred from the current St. Jude church building.
Fr. Foley traveled to Boston, where he obtained a 163-year-old stained-glass window depicting John the Baptist, with an angel looking on as he baptizes Christ. A master stained-glass artist in England created the piece. Three additional window panels were also obtained in Boston.
Fr. Foley also secured six stained-glass window panels from a church that was closed in Minneapolis. All of the windows are being reconditioned in Waco.
The priest makes his way to the sanctuary and draws back a large sheet of heavy plastic. Beneath it is a white marble altar from Vietnam. On the front is a stunning carving of Christ and his disciples at the Last Supper. Even a non-believer would have to pause and admire this work of art.
"Where do you even see something like this?" asks Fr. Foley. A marble podium and lectern, also carved in Vietnam, sit nearby and are still uncrated, while a matching baptismal font has just been unpacked.
Across the walkway from the new church building are the parish offices. It is here, in a conference room adjoining Fr. Foley's workspace, where more treasures are stored. A beautiful statue of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, obtained from a closed church in Milwaukee, stands next to a conference table. Near her is a painting, extending from floor to ceiling, of Our Lady of Guadalupe. On tables and along the floor are other treasures.
"I've always had a love for antiques," says Fr. Foley. "They never become personal antiques. They become part of the parishes where I serve."
Carvers in Apaseo el Alto, Mexico, earlier this year created a 10-foot figure of Jesus that has now been placed above the altar at the new St. Jude Church in Mansfield. (Photo courtesy Fr. George Foley)
Just across the street, inside the garage of the church rectory, Fr. Foley prepares to unveil a masterpiece. The priest enters a security code and up goes the garage door. To the right is his SUV, and to the left is a recasting of Michelangelo's "Pietà." The piece weighs 800 pounds, measures 7 and a half feet high, 6 feet wide, and 3 and a half feet deep. Arte Devine, an organization based in Beverly Hills, California, donated it. According to the Arte Devine website, the replica is cast in Carrera marble from a mold derived from the original "Pietà" and produced under license with the Vatican Observatory Foundation. "The result is a precise reproduction that is faithful to the original "Pietà" in every detail," according to Arte Devine.
Admiring the details of the piece, Fr. Foley predicts it may draw crowds. "I think people are really going to enjoy seeing this. I hope that the ambience it will bring to the church will lead people to feel closer to God."
Reflecting on three busy years of drawing up plans with his building committee, working with the Diocese of Fort Worth, and recruiting help from dedicated and generous parishioners on the project, Fr. Foley sometimes has difficulty believing that the transformation is taking place at his parish in Mansfield. The current church seats 667 people, far too few for a dynamic parish that now includes 3,700 families.
The new church, with a 23,000-square-foot interior, can seat 1,700 people.
A few months away from his 80th birthday, Fr. Foley possesses a clear vision for the future of St. Jude Church in Mansfield and an appreciation of its past. His passion for the entire Catholic Church is as healthy and vibrant today as it was when he was ordained in Pretoria, South Africa, 55 years ago.
"God has been very good to me," says Fr. Foley, reflecting on his life and the latest accomplishments about to unfold.
"I often think of Solomon. David called him in and said, 'God has informed me that I am not going to build the temple that I wanted to build and he has chosen you to build it.'
"That this project comes my way while I am in this parish is just another unbelievable story in my life. I am so happy here. I am in utopia as far as I'm concerned, as far as Catholicism is concerned. It's unbelievable, and I just ask, 'Why me? Why me?'"
With dedication of a new church building for St. Jude Parish in Mansfield only a few months away, local Catholics are abuzz with speculation about what they might find inside. Some have heard that stained-glass windows created in the 1850s will be installed, while others tell of life-size statues of the saints carved by artisans in Mexico. Still others are talking about an altar and pulpit tooled by craftsmen in Vietnam from some of the world's finest marble. The list of Church treasures being discussed seems endless, even to the point of being somewhat unbelievable. Some people have even passed along rumors that a white marble replica of the "Pietà" has been delivered to the parish and will be placed inside the church entrance.


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The American Library Association will announce the winners of the 2010 Caldecott and Newbery medals for children's books on Monday, January 18, at 7:45 a.m. EST, during its Youth Media Awards ceremony in Boston. The ALA will offer a live Webcast of the event at http://alawebcast.unikron.com with limited connections available on a first-come first served basis. The organization plans also to tweet the results on Twitter at twitter.com/ALAyma and post the winners' names at www.ala.org/yma by 9:30 a.m. EST on its Web site.
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National Signing Day predictions
It should be yet another memorable National Signing Day for the Gators, who remain in the running for several top prospects announcing their decisions Wednesday. Already sitting on a consensus top-five class, the Gators have a chance to close strong. Veteran football beat writer Robbie Andreu and recruiting expert Zach Abolverdi think they have an idea how things will play out for UF. Here are their predictions:
Abolverdi's picks
Jay-nard Bostwick, DT — Throughout the fall and summer, Bostwick called nearby Miami his leader and it seemed like a forgone conclusion that he would end with the 'Canes. But that changed over the past two months after building a strong bond with Bryant Young and giving UF his last official visit. Prediction: Florida.
Tashawn Bower, DE — Bower has been a soft verbal to the Tigers since December and did not shore up his pledge during his visit to The Plains over the weekend. Bower says he's down to Auburn and Florida, but why have an announcement when you claim to still be committed? Will Muschamp was the last coach to have an in-home visit with him, and I think he flips a defensive end on signing day for the second straight year. Prediction: Florida.
James Clark, WR — The Gators offered Clark during his unofficial visit on Jan. 6 and immediately became one of his favorites. He did his due diligence and took all five official visits to other schools, but he returned to Gainesville on his own dime last weekend with father in tow. Academics are the determining factor in his decision, and UF is a slightly stronger school than his other finalists, Clemson and Ohio State. Plus it's close to home. Prediction: Florida.
Robert Nkemdiche, DE — The nation's No. 1 consensus recruit had a great trip to Florida on Jan. 18 and is close with UF commits, but he also told them privately that he's going to Ole Miss. This is no surprise because his brother plays for the Rebels, and their mother wants them at the same school. The Gators never had a realistic shot at Nkemdiche, but at least they can hang their hat on being able to attract a recruit of his caliber to campus. Prediction: Ole Miss.
Jarran Reed, DT — I'm not sure about this guy. It sounded like Florida had the edge following his official visit on Jan. 11, although he remained publicly pledged to Ole Miss. Then he visited Alabama the past two weekends and decommitted from the Rebels on Sunday. On the surface, he seems to have turned toward the Tide, but that isn't what he's telling those close to him. Prediction: Florida.
Andreu's picks
Jay-nard Bostwick, DT — Of the players left on UF's board, he may be the most important because defensive tackle is a huge position of need for the Gators. Bostwick is going to be tough to pull away from Miami, but he has a great relationship with the Florida coaches and will have a chance to see the field early at UF. He'll be a huge signing day get for Will Muschamp. Prediction: Florida.
Tashawn Bower, DE — With the coaching change at Auburn, Bower backed out of his solid verbal commitment to the Tigers, but has insisted that he remains a soft AU commitment even though he's visited other schools, including Florida. Bower said he grew up a Gator fan. Lately, it seems that those long-time UF fans have ended up elsewhere. Bower will be no different. Prediction: Auburn.
James Clark, WR — Recruiters across the nation have to be kicking themselves for not getting on this top prospect earlier. Despite the relatively late interest (and offer) from Florida, the Gators have an excellent chance to add this speedy playmaker to their class Wednesday. But watch out for Urban Meyer on this one. Clark had a great visit to Ohio State two weeks ago and he seems to really like Meyer and the OSU coaches. Prediction: Ohio State.
Robert Nkemdiche, DE — No explanation needed. Ole Miss, right? Well, that's been the feeling for months now, with the nation's No. 1 prospect telegraphing his choice at almost every turn in the recruiting process. His pick has been so obvious, it makes me think something strange could happen Wednesday. Signing-day shocker? Maybe. The Rebels have to be a little worried after Nkemdiche went ahead and decided to visit LSU last weekend and then let everyone know what a great time he had in Baton Rouge. I'm tempted to pick LSU on this one, but I just don't see it happening. Prediction: Ole Miss.
Jarran Reed, DT — He decommitted from Ole Miss earlier this week after making back-to-back visits to Alabama. He has friends at UF (DTs Darious Cummings and Damien Jacobs) and seemed to be favoring the Gators after his official visit to UF several weeks ago. But those back-to-back weekends in Tuscaloosa (the second on his own dime) may be a dire sign for the Gators. Prediction: Alabama.


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First (test) printers
The first Peage MFPsin FNWI buildings can be found:
- near the entrance of the restaurant of the Huygens building.
- on the second floor of the Huygens building, near wing 5, in the central street.
Early August all MFPs on the ground floor and mezzanine will be moved to Peage.
Differences with the C&CZ print system
|Printjobs are held in a queue for 12 or 48 hours. During that time you can select them at the MFP to be printed at that moment.
|Typing the email address is no longer necessary, since one is logged in on the MFP. Therefore the email address is known.
|Secure printing
|Because you have to login at the MFP to print a job, there is no real possibility of a data leak due to sensitive output laying around printers.
|No unwanted color printing
|Because you have to login at the MFP to print a job, you can choose to print grayscale at the printer.
|No banner pages
|Because you have to login at the MFP to print a job, there is no need to separate jobs with banner pages.
|With RU account (u/s/f/e number) and PIN code (or RU password). Or with PIN-code first and then campus card. The Library of Science services guest accounts and guest cards.
|Copying is also charged to the account ("kostenplaats") of the department. If you work for several departments, the costs are divided between these accounts.
|Because copying is charged to the Péage account, students can make copies on all Péage MFP's. On C&CZ-managed MFP's students had to scan and print to get the same result.
|student organisations
|These can request a separate pass.
|Only 1 budget group
|Staff costs are charged to their departmental charge account(s) ("kostenplaats(en)"). Students and guests must have sufficient Péage budget on their RU-account.
|Topping up budget
|Not necessary anymore. Charged to departmental budget ("kostenplaats") each month, just like a credit card.
|Preferably with iDeal.
|At the Library of Science.
Printing with Péage
User groups
Péage recognizes three user groups, each should be using a dedicated printserver and printqueue:
|UNC - Windows style
|URI - IPP style
|RU services employees
|Faculty employees
Printing with Péage on a Windows 7/8/8.1/10 machine (either self or CnCZ maintained)
You need your RU-account (u/f/e/s-number and RU-password) to send print jobs to the printer.
- Step 1
- Select Start, in the Help / Search area enter Credential Manager and launch the found application.
- Step 2
- The Windows Vault appears. Click on Add a Windows credential next to the header Windows Credentials.
- Enter credential data:
- Internet or network address: payprint03.ru.nl
- User name: your RU-account, preceded by ru\, eg. ru\u123456.
- Password: your matching RU-password
- Finally click OK and close the Credential Manager.
- Step 3
- Select Start, in the Help / Search area enter Devices and Printers and launch the Control menu item.
- Step 4
- In the Menu bar click on Add a Printer, select Add a network, wireless or Bluethooth printer.
- If the printer is listed in the Select a printer list, double click on the printer. The printer will automatically be installed and added to your printers.
- Otherwise, click on The printer that i want isn't listed and select Select a shared printer by name, next enter \\payprint03.ru.nl\RU-Print03.
- The printer will now be automatically installed and added to your printers.
- Click Next and finally Finish.
Printing with Péage on a Mac OS X machine
You need your RU-account (u/f/e/s-number and RU-password) to send a print job to the printer.
- Step 1
- Select System Preferences, select Printers & Scanners
- Step 2
- Click on the + (plus) sign below the list of printers.
- See if you have an item Advanced in the menu bar.
- Whenever this item is not present: Right click in this menu bar and choose Customize Toolbar....
- Drag the item Advanced into the menu bar.
- Click on Done and, again, click on the item Advanced in the menu bar.
- Step 3
- Enter printer data:
- Type: Windows printer via spoolss
- Device: Another Device
- URL: smb://payprint03.ru.nl/RU-print03
- Name: Free to type text field, eg. RU-print03 (this will become the name of the printer in the printer list)
- Location: Free to type text field, eg. Péage Konica Minolta printers
- Use: Change Choose a Driver... to the printer driver, eg. Generic Postscript Printer
- Finally click Add.
- A new window will appear with an option Duplex Printing Unit. Mark the check box as active and click OK.
- Step 4
- Now is the time to setup your printing preferences. Click Options & Supplies... and next Options.
- Our advice: select black-and-white printing and Duplex Printing Unit as your printing defaults.
- Step 5
- The setup to use your RU-account and RU-password is explained next.
- Find some document you wish to print and send your first print job to this new Péage printer.
- If your printer is shown in the Dock you will notice a 1 on top of the printer icon.
- Click on the printer icon to view the print queue.
- You could also click on the printer in Printers & Scanners in System Preferences.
- The status will be that the print job has been send, but after a while the status will change to Hold for Authentication.
- Select the print job in the print queue and click on the button Resume.
- A dialog window appears requesting your Name and Password.
- Enter your RU-account, preceded by ru.nl\, eg. ru.nl\s1234567, and the matching RU-password.
- If the printer icon is missing from the Dock, the dialog window requesting <stron>Name and Password will popup.
- Login with your RU-account (ru.nl\u1234567) and RU-password.
- Select if desired Remember this password in my keychain, so your RU-account and RU-password will be remembered, authentication for print jobs is no more needed.
- Clicking OK will, after a second (depending on the size of your print job), remove the print job from the queue. The job is then received by the print server and remains
- in its print queue for final printing.
Printing with Péage on a Linux machine
(under construction)
You need your RU-account (u/f/e/s-number and RU-password) to send a print job to the printer.
Below a short decription how to install the printer on Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr). This procedure might work for other recent Linux systems using the Gnome Desktop.
- Step 1
- Via System Settings visit Printers.
- Step 2
- Click above the field with printers on the Add button.
- There might appear a window Authenticate, provide the requested root password.
- Step3
- A window New Printer emerges, select Network Printer and then Windows Printer via SAMBA.
- On the right side you can provide required data:
- SMB Printer: smb://payprint03.ru.nl/RU-Print03
- Authentication: Prompt user if authentication is required
- Click on Forward.
- Step 4
- In the next window you have to choose a driver: Select Provide PPD file.
- Also select the Peage.ppd (Postscript Printer Description) file, which has to be downloaded first via right-clicking the link.
- Click on Forward. You should see a window Installable Options with settings you can change. If using the correct PPD file no adaptations are needed.
- Click on Forward.
- Step 5
- Provide the requested data:
- Printer Name: RU-Print03
- Description: KONICA MINOLTA C754SeriesPS/P
- Location: Virtual printqueue / available at all Peage KM printers
Printing a job at the MFP
- step 1
- Log in with your RU-account, now without the ru\ prefix, eg. u123456 and Péage PIN or RU-password on one of the Konica Minolta MFP's.
- Choose Print, select the print job(s).
- Pressing Details next to the print job will show you the costs of this print job.
- Step 2
- Press the blue button to print your document(s).
- Step 3
- Log out
Change PIN and report usage Péage
- Step 1
- Visit the site MyPeage
- Step 2
- Log in with your RU-account, again without the ru\ prefix, eg. u123456 and RU-password or Péage PIN to the site.
- Signing in using the Péage PIN is also a way to test your PIN number.
- Step 3
- Select the action you wish to perform: Manage my user PINs or Select account report.
- Step 4
- Log out
Status and history budget
By logging in at the accounting server website with the user credentials as above, one can view the current balance of the budget. The budget history can be seen after clicking on 'Statement', one then gets something like this:
7-10-2010 User account statement Reporting period 8-9-2010 to 7-10-2010 s0123456 Test Student Opening Balance: 0,00 Color quota unlimited Date Type User ID Description Pages Credit Debit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24-9-2010 11:13 adj test account 10,00 0,00 6-10-2010 17:47 print s0123456 Microsoft Word - Document1 3 0,00 0,10 6-10-2010 17:48 print s0123456 Microsoft Word - Verslag 10 0,00 0,40 7-10-2010 10:14 print s0123456 Microsoft Word - Opgave2 3 0,00 0,10 7-10-2010 15:18 copy s0123456 Copying 1 0,00 0,04 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 10,00 0,64 Closing Balance: 9,36
History of Project Péage
In June 2011 a (second) Proof of Concept project was successfully executed at several faculties including FNWI.
As of July 2011 a Péage multifunctional is available at the Faculty of Science in the Huygens building. The multifunctional printer is located near the vending machines in the cafetaria.
As of February 13, 2012, students of the Faculty of Science can use Péage, including the Péage MFP in the Huygens building.
Half 2016, a test of Péage is carried out for students and staff. The plan is to gradually move all KM MFP's from the C&CZ printsystem to Péage. Students can clean their account on the non-KM printer escher. Remaining budgets of students will be transferred by C&CZ to Péage. Remaining budget of departments will be refunded to the departmental account ("kostenplaats").


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Valentines Day: Skip the fancy meal and go straight to the sex!
Ian Kerner, a sexuality counselor and New York Times best-selling author, blogs about sex on Thursdays on The Chart. Read more from him at his website, GoodInBed.
I may be a sex therapist, but that doesn't mean I don't feel the pressure of Valentine's Day just like any other guy. Not only do I have to be "romantic" but, like many holidays, Valentine's Day also seems to come with a built-in requirement to spend lots of money – which is not a libido-enhancer. So this year, I'm determined to do Valentine's Day my way: affordable, and with an emphasis on sex.
That's not to say it won't be intimate, but this year there will be no extravagant dinner, no flimsy lingerie that will never get worn, no expensive jewelry bought at the last minute—and no possibility of not having sex. All obstacles to sex will be removed. According to CNN, more than 40 million Americans are stuck in sexless marriages, and sometimes it seems like my own sex life is going the way of my gym membership: less frequently used as time goes by, with sessions that are hard on the knees and don't last nearly as long as I intended.
Here's my strategy for the big day (which, alas, just so happens to fall this year on an ever-so romantically challenged Monday):
1. First, I'll wake up, make the coffee, and tell my wife that I had a really sexy dream about her last night. The brain is the biggest sex organ, and after you've had sex with someone about a thousand times, it's the mental stuff that really stokes the flames. There are two types of sexual arousal—physiological and mental—but too often we emphasize the former at the expense of the latter. So I'll tell my wife I had the sexiest dream ever about her, but keep the details to myself until later, or maybe offer a few tidbits via email during the day—a little anticipation goes a long way.
2. Before we go head off to work, I'll give my wife a 30-second hug. Sounds like a long time, but studies have shown that hugging for 20 to 30 seconds boosts levels of oxytocin, the feel-good "cuddle hormone" that helps bring couples closer.
3. If we speak during the day, I'll make an effort to stay positive. Experts believe that the happiest couples have five positive interactions (like cuddling, kissing, or having upbeat conversations) for every one negative interaction (such as bickering).
4. At lunch, I'll stop off at the drugstore for all of my Valentine's Day supplies. That's right: I'm doing my Valentine's Day shopping at Duane Reade! And I'm not just talking about condoms. These days, you don't have to look further than your local pharmacy to stock up on sexy accessories, from personal lubricants such as Astroglide, to products like K-Y Intense, which has been shown in studies to boost female arousal, to vibrators. Your local pharmacy has come a long way, baby! But if you're still uncomfortable taking your products to the cash register and you want to eliminate the blush factor, you can also do your buying at online stores such as Pure Romance and Babeland which offer a vast array of products and advice. While I'm doing my shopping, I'll also pick up some cleaning products. Yup: Ajax figures heavily into my romance strategy.
5. Once I'm home, I'll engage in some good old back-breaking "choreplay." This is where the Windex comes in. Sure, cleaning house hardly seems romantic, but research suggests that getting busy washing those dishes could get you lucky between the sheets: Women whose partners help out around the house report being more satisfied with their relationships—in and out of the bedroom. "Choreplay" helps women stop stressing about everything else they have to do and promotes relaxation, which research shows is necessary for women to attain orgasmic bliss.
6. I'll probably pick up a light dinner from our local Japanese fave— salmon is always a good choice as when you eat for your heart you're eating for your sex life— and save some chocolate—which is known to increase mood-boosting brain chemicals—for later.
7. We'll prevent digital distractions by turning off our computers, iPad, and iPhones.
8. Before transitioning seamlessly into the bedroom, I'll help increase that oxytocin again with lots of hand-holding and hugging, as well as make sure she gets a big whiff of my natural scent, which seems to work as a natural aphrodisiac. Studies suggest that scent is an indicator of genetic compatibility: In fact, women rate a man's smell as the most important feature for determining whether they're attracted to him. I'll also pull out our favorite porn flick. (Okay, that's a joke. My wife and I don't watch porn together. But I do have some sexy photos of her from when we first met and I couldn't keep my hands off of her, and a little trip down memory lane will get things going.) Also, I'll make sure to have a nice bottle of red wine on hand. Two glasses each is perfect—enough to lower inhibitions, without lowering those all-important physiological responses.
9. Inside the bedroom, I'll do my best to add some touches that turn our crow's nest into a love-nest: some candles to set the mood, fresh flowers for aromatherapy, and some music that will help lull her into the trance-like state that is so important to female arousal.
10. Finally, we'll enjoy lots of fun foreplay that includes sharing that fantasy (which I will not share with you, but I bet you have plenty of your own.) If you need some help in that department, feel free to check out my book 52 Weeks of Amazing Sex, which has—you guessed it—52 different sex-scenarios. If technology is your thing, try the new iPhone app Sex Life, which has lots of fun sex suggestions, or a sexy card game Private Affair, which helps couples communicate about sex.
Looking back over this plan, I realize it might sound like a lot of work. But honestly, it's geared to be intimate, fun, romantic, sexy, and inexpensive. And, yes, it will still get us to bed with time to enjoy some post-coital "30 Rock" on Hulu.com, wake up with a kid between us in bed, and be ready to go to work on Tuesday.
Happy Valentine's Day!
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"We owe it to the American people to make sure that we understand: Exactly what happened, What went wrong, Why couldn't the greatest military in the world respond when an attack occurred almost over a seven hour period, and why were there at the minimum, misstatements made and certainly misimpressions given to the American people about the nature of this attack in the immediate explanations provided by the administration in two weeks following the attack." Sen Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) 11-14-12
There is a lot of talk today about Benghazi after the press conference yesterday concerning Susan Rice, and the administration's actions of September 11th of this year.
On Morning Joe, on CSPAN they highlighted Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain and the questions concerning Benghazi. During their segment with Angus King the senator-elect from Maine they asked about Senator McCain and Graham.
There were however three senators at that press conference.
Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) was also there and spoke to this issue, (as she had during the campaign). She gave a strong statement on the situation and answered questions as well.
You would think it's kind of hard to ignore Kelly Ayotte at that event, She is tall (she towered over both Senators McCain & Graham) but she is a younger, photogenic woman who had a strong interest in this matter. I'd think that would be something to play up instead of just "two old white guys".
I suggest that is exactly WHY she is left out.
It's all a question of negative marketing. You can't ignore John McCain, he is a former Presidential candidate and a war hero, but you can dismiss him, Lindsey Graham has been considered a protegé of Sen McCain for a long time, if you want to pooh pooh McCain it's fairly easy to do the same to Graham. He was a member of the impeachment crew vs Bill Clinton and is just another southern white guy.
But Kelly Ayotte is a relatively young senator, she is an up and coming member of the GOP and in fact the highest ranking member of the GOP in office out of New Hampshire. I mean how many photogenic northeast Republican women, backed by Sarah Palin, who are fearless conservatives in the Senate?
I submit and suggest that a conservative woman who is a rising star is exactly who the left and the media doesn't want highlighted and a real effort is going to made to continue to downplay her and keep her unnoticed.
And of course if she is left out, then it is two old white guys beating up on Susan Rice a woman of color, but if Kelly Ayotte is making points like this:
"Let's also not forget that, I think you all appreciate you don't end up on every single major Sunday show without affirmatively putting yourself out there of wanting to carry forward a message on behalf of the administration.
…that narrative simply doesn't work.
Kelly Ayotte is going to be in the senate till at least 2016, I suspect you are going to be seeing a lot more of her on this issues and others. The MSM may want to play her down because she doesn't fit their template.
I have no intention of playing along.
Update: To see what I'm talking about look at this story from Politico
Obama specifically rebutted Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who earlier Wednesday called for a "Watergate-style" investigation into the attacks and said they don't trust Rice because of her statements on Benghazi. Rice is seen as a top contender to succeed Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.
Kelly who? They quote the president:
"If Sen. McCain and Sen. Graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me,"
Others? Others? There were only three people there. Sen Ayotte is "others"? Why not say "Senator Ayotte"? Because that doesn't fit the narrative