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If you're looking for a place to get away, look no further than Stolk. Whether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area around Stolk has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels in Stolk with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our map displays the areas and neighborhoods around all Stolk hotels so you can see how close you are from landmarks and attractions, and then refine your search within the larger area. The best Stolk hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
What types of hotels are available in Stolk?
We have Stolk accommodations with prices starting at USD 20. Choose one of our 256 deals and get discounts of up to 30%.
Below are the number of accommodations by star rating in Stolk and the surrounding area:
• 4 5-star accommodations from USD 115 per night
How to Get to Stolk
What is the closest airport to Stolk?
• Sonderborg (SGD), 27.1 mi (43.6 km) from central Stolk
Things to See and Do in Stolk
What is there to see near Stolk:
• St. Peter's Cathedral (6.3 mi/10.2 km from the city center)
• Luisenbad (6.4 mi/10.3 km from the city center)
• Naturbadestrand Netzetrockenplatz (6.7 mi/10.7 km from the city center)
• Bäckerstrand (7.2 mi/11.7 km from the city center)
• Badestrand Brodersby-Burg (8.8 mi/14.2 km from the city center)
What is there to do near Stolk:
• Hedeby Viking Museum (7.4 mi/11.9 km from the city center)
• Globe House (5.9 mi/9.5 km from the city center)
• Danevirke Museum (8.2 mi/13.2 km from the city center)
• Ostdeutsches Heimatmuseum (6.1 mi/9.8 km from the city center)
• Holm-Museum (6.4 mi/10.3 km from the city center)
When is the best time to visit Stolk?
• Rainiest months: August, July, October, and September (average 3.65 inches of rainfall)


What are the most commonly litigated issues in post-conviction?
Why do I need a good lawyer for post-conviction representation?
What should I expect of my post-conviction lawyer?
How long does a post-conviction action take?
Q. Is there a time limit for a post-conviction action?
A. Yes. It must be brought within two years of final judgment in the case. However, because federal habeas corpus has a shorter, one-year time limit, it is of paramount importance to file the post-conviction action well within the one-year federal limit, so that if you are unsuccessful in your state post-conviction, you may still pursue federal relief.
Q. Can I appeal and seek post-conviction relief at the same time?
Q. Can I skip my appeal and post-conviction action and bring a federal habeas corpus action?
A. No. You must first raise any federal constitutional issues you wish to pursue in state court. Unless and until you give every available state court the first opportunity to rule on your federal issue, the federal court will not allow you to pursue federal relief. This is the doctrine of exhaustion of state remedies. Do not forego any state remedy without first seeking advice from experienced counsel.
Q. What are the most commonly litigated issues in post-conviction?
A. By far, the most common is the adequate (Oregon) and effective (federal) assistance of counsel. To prevail, you must show that your lawyer's performance fell below prevailing professional norms, and that it likely affected the outcome (Oregon), or that, but for the ineffectiveness, there is a reasonable probability of a different result (federal).
Q. Why do I need a good lawyer for post-conviction representation?
A. This is the one and only chance you will have to present additional evidence in your case. If you are unsuccessful, the federal courts will not allow you to present additional evidence. Moreover, the federal court will presume the correctness of all state-court fact findings, and it will defer to the legal rulings of the state courts. The post-conviction trial is the most critical remaining stage of your case.
Q. What should I expect of my post-conviction lawyer?
A. Take a look at the Oregon State Bar website. Click on Performance Standards. Then review the Performance Standards for Post-Conviction Cases. I chaired the Committeee that drafted these Standards. They explain the post-conviction process and lay out what is expected of post-conviction counsel.
Q. How long does a post-conviction action take?
A. It normally takes approximately 8-12 months, after the post-conviction petition is filed, to get to trial. Complex cases take longer, depending on the level of complexity. Occasionally, the court will rule from the bench, but it usually takes a few months to obtain the court's ruling.


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On April 18, 1945, the burial of the dead began. The staff members, who were now prisoners of the British, were ordered to do the work of burying the bodies. The British deliberately forced the SS staff to use only their bare hands to handle the corpses of prisoners who had died of contagious diseases. In the documentary film which was shown in the newsreels in theaters around the world, a British officer said that the Germans were being punished by not allowing them to use gloves to handle the bodies. According to Eberhard Kolb, 20 out of the 80 guards, who were forced to handle diseased bodies without wearing protective gear, died later and the majority of the deaths were from typhus.
Now Albert Goering, who died in 1966, is being considered for an honour given to those who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. A file is being prepared at Yad Vashem The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority, the Holocaust memorial and research centre in Israel, to put Albert Goering forward for the Righteous Among the Nations award. A campaign to honour him follows growing recognition of his efforts to save victims of the Nazis.
By negotiations between British and German officers, British troops took over from the SS and the Wehrmacht the task of guarding the vast concentration camp at Belsen, a few miles northwest of Celle, which contains 60,000 prisoners, many of them political. This has been done because typhus is rampant in the camp and it is vital that no prisoners be released until the infection is checked. The advancing British agreed to refrain from bombing or shelling the area of the camp, and the Germans agreed to leave behind an armed guard which would be allowed to return to their own lines a week after the British arrival.
They built roads, worked in gravel pits, and drained marshes, reclaiming them as arable land, initially, production in the camps was directly under the control of the individual camp commandant. But as the camps continued to grow, the range of production expanded, and the SS industries that were served by the camp labour were centralised under their main office in Berlin. In the first winter of the war the Dachau camp was used to set up the SS Totenkopf Division.
Anne Frank poses in 1941 in this photo made available by Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In August of 1944, Anne, her family and others who were hiding from the occupying German Security forces, were all captured and shipped off to a series of prisons and concentration camps. Anne died from typhus at age 15 in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, but her posthumously published diary has made her a symbol of all Jews killed in World War II. #
Bergen-Belsen [ˈbɛʁɡn̩.bɛlsn̩], or Belsen, was a Nazi concentration camp in what is today Lower Saxony in northern Germany, southwest of the town of Bergen near Celle. Originally established as a prisoner of war camp,[1] in 1943, parts of it became a concentration camp. Initially this was an "exchange camp", where Jewish hostages were held with the intention of exchanging them for German prisoners of war held overseas.[2] The camp was later expanded to accommodate Jews from other concentration camps.

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Q: taskVarAdd used twice for the same variable I have a global struct added to my task using taskVarAdd() API.
But during some scenarios, the same global struct is is added to the same task again using taskVarAdd() API. [i.e., taskVarAdd() is called twice from a task for a same variable].
This struct will maintain the taskID, message queue ids for that task.
My Questions:

*

*If we call the taskVarAdd() for the same variable twice inside a task, what will be the behavior?

*Whether the struct variable added first will be overwritten by the second variable?{I feel this will be overwritten]

A: The easiest way is to do a simple test case.

int v1;
void tvl()
{
   v1 = 1;
   taskVarAdd(0, &v1);
   v1 = 2;
   taskVarAdd(0, &v1);
   v1 = 3;
   taskDelay(1);
   printf("Initial v1 = %d\n", v1);
   for(;;)
   {
     v1++;
     taskDelay(60);
     printf("v1 = %d\n", v1);
   }
}

Running the test code results in the following values for v1:
Initial v1 = 2
1 3 3 2 4 4 3 5 5 4...

The same code with a single taskVarAdd gives the expected result of 1 2 3 4 ...
PS: You didn't specify the version of VxWorks, so what I said is valid for Vxworks 6.x

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In this article results of diagnostic investigations of separately excited DC motor were presented. In diagnostics were applied a Fourier analysis method based on the fast Fourier transform (FFT) and a recognition method using Bayes classifier. In training process a set of the most important frequencies has been determined for which differences of corresponding signals in two states are the largest. Three categories of signals have been recognized in identification process: faultless state, state of the rotor broken one coil and state of the rotor shorted three coils.
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Exxon Valdez crashes, causing one of the worst oil spills in history
One of the worst oil spills in U.S. territory begins when the supertanker Exxon Valdez, owned and operated by the Exxon Corporation, runs aground on a reef in Prince William Sound in southern Alaska. An estimated 11 million gallons of oil eventually spilled into the water. Attempts to contain the massive spill were unsuccessful, and wind and currents spread the oil more than 100 miles from its source, eventually polluting more than 700 miles of coastline. Hundreds of thousands of birds and animals were adversely affected by the environmental disaster.
It was later revealed that Joseph Hazelwood, the captain of the Valdez, was drinking at the time of the accident and allowed an uncertified officer to steer the massive vessel. In March 1990, Hazelwood was convicted of misdemeanor negligence, fined $50,000, and ordered to perform 1,000 hours of community service. In July 1992, an Alaska court overturned Hazelwood's conviction, citing a federal statute that grants freedom from prosecution to those who report an oil spill.
Exxon itself was condemned by the National Transportation Safety Board and in early 1991 agreed under pressure from environmental groups to pay a penalty of $100 million and provide $1 billion over a 10-year period for the cost of the cleanup. However, later in the year, both Alaska and Exxon rejected the agreement, and in October 1991 the oil giant settled the matter by paying $25 million, less than 4 percent of the cleanup aid promised by Exxon earlier that year.
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Germanwings pilot intentionally crashes plane, killing 150 people
On this day in 2015, the co-pilot of a German airliner deliberately flies the plane into the French Alps, killing himself and the other 149 people onboard. When it crashed, Germanwings flight 9525 had been traveling from Barcelona, Spain, to Dusseldorf, Germany. The plane took ...read more
NATO bombs Yugoslavia
On March 24, 1999, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) commences air strikes against Yugoslavia with the bombing of Serbian military positions in the Yugoslav province of Kosovo. The NATO offensive came in response to a new wave of ethnic cleansing launched by Serbian ...read more
Astronaut Shannon Lucid enters Mir space station
U.S. astronaut Shannon Lucid transfers to the Russian space station Mir from the U.S. space shuttle Atlantis for a planned five-month stay. Lucid was the first female U.S. astronaut to live in a space station. Lucid, a biochemist, shared Mir with Russian cosmonauts Yuri ...read more
Queen Elizabeth I dies
After 44 years of rule, Queen Elizabeth I of England dies, and King James VI of Scotland ascends to the throne, uniting England and Scotland under a single British monarch. The daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth succeeded to the throne in 1559 upon the death ...read more
German forces cross the Somme River
On March 24, 1918, German forces cross the Somme River, achieving their first goal of the major spring offensive begun three days earlier on the Western Front. Operation Michael, engineered by the German chief of the general staff, Erich von Ludendorff, aimed to decisively break ...read more
North Vietnamese launch "Ho Chi Minh Campaign"
The North Vietnamese "Ho Chi Minh Campaign" begins. Despite the 1973 Paris Peace Accords cease fire, the fighting had continued between South Vietnamese forces and the North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam. In December 1974, the North Vietnamese launched a major attack against ...read more
First anti-war teach-in conducted
The first "teach-in" is conducted at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor; two hundred faculty members participate by holding special anti-war seminars. Regular classes were canceled, and rallies and speeches dominated for 12 hours. On March 26, there was a similar teach-in at ...read more
Elvis Presley is inducted into the U.S. Army
When Elvis Presley turned 18 on January 8, 1953, he fulfilled his patriotic duty and legal obligation to register his name with the Selective Service System, thereby making himself eligible for the draft. The Korean War was still underway at the time, but as a student in good ...read more
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" opens
Tennessee Williams' play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opens in New York, two days before his 44th birthday. The play would win Williams his second Pulitzer Prize. Williams had been an award-winning playwright since 1945, when his first hit play, The Glass Menagerie, opened, winning the ...read more
A school shooting in Jonesboro, Arkansas, kills five
Mitchell Johnson, 13, and Andrew Golden, 11, shoot their classmates and teachers in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Golden, the younger of the two boys, asked to be excused from his class, pulled a fire alarm and then ran to join Johnson in a wooded area 100 yards away from the school's ...read more
Wendell Phillips booed in Cincinnati
On this day in 1862, abolitionist orator Wendell Phillips is booed while attempting to give a lecture in Cincinnati, Ohio. The angry crowd was opposed to fighting for the freedom of slaves, as Phillips advocated. He was pelted with rocks and eggs before friends whisked him away ...read more
Parliament passes the Quartering Act
On this day in 1765, Parliament passes the Quartering Act, outlining the locations and conditions in which British soldiers are to find room and board in the American colonies. The Quartering Act of 1765 required the colonies to house British soldiers in barracks provided by the ...read more
Maj. Gen. Orde Wingate killed in plane crash
On this day, Maj. Gen. Orde Wingate, leader of the 77th Indian Brigade, also called the Chindits, dies in a transport plane crash. He was 41 years old. Wingate, a graduate of the Royal Military Academy, was a famous eccentric who both quoted the Bible and advocated irregular ...read more


Go Canadian, Go Canada!!!!Happy Canada Day!
In articles, published in the New York Times, on April 20th & 24th, 2017, Trade wars over lumber imports from Canada to the U.S., were escalated, as President Trump imposed tariffs of 3 – 24 % on certain lumber companies, believed to be subsidied by the Canadian Federal government by the same amounts, to ensure lower costs to home building companies in the U.S.
A general tarriff of 20% was issued across the board, upon remaining Canadian lumber imports, by the U.S.
Trudeau attempted, with President Obama, rather naively to solve this issue, in May of 2016, by imposing a 100 day deadline on trade officials, to no avail. By the end of 2016 things worsen, increasing prices of certain lumber products sharply in 2017, complicated by internal politics in the U.S. with increasing tariffs averaging 19.88% in April of last year. Then NAFTA renegotiation talks began in August of 2017 with a possibility of Canada gaining a 30% share in the U.S. lumber market, but most Canadian shippers will pay an average of 20.8% duties. Later rulings lowered some rates for certain Lumber companies.
Now we arrive at 2018 and Canada vowes to change these imposed fees through NAFTA and the World Trade international panel. Then in March 15th a U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced it would enforce the softwood lumber duties on Canada for import on shakes and shingles. The Canadaian Shake and Shingle Alliance, has engaged legal counsel to work on this. WOW! And the story goes on people!
This trade war has reportedly been running since 1930's, and between various bodies, lobbies, Government negotiations including the establishment and renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Act (NAFTA) we can get well worn out over the issue, waiting for larger action to protect our economic intrests.
But there is something we can do at a grass roots level to contribute.
In view of the imminent tariffs that US government has imposed on Canada to the US, which will affect our economy, putting a lot of Canadians out of work, which may in turn raise a possibility of a reccsion, that Canada had fortunately escaped by 2008. I would like to promote our patriotism in a concrete way by promoting Buy Canada's. Here is a list of Canadian products. A lot of these products have been copied from McCleans.ca. But can be found by searching made in Canada, and the category of the product before you purchase items. This is by no means an all inclusive list so have fun!
Other hospital auxiliaries envy us at Lakeridge Health Port Perry. We have a news media and community who support our every effort to make our hospital the very special place that it is. With its closing we miss the comfort of "knowing it is there" and this year it really showed as donors filled our tag boxes with $10,470.00. When the doors re-open, new mothers, their babies and the staff will be the grateful beneficiaries of your generosity.
Thank you Colleen and your staff for everything you do to support our community. That's just one reason why we wouldn't want to live anywhere else!
Dear Editor: Joyce Kelly is to the Blackstock News as butter is to bread.
Joyce Kelly is to the Blackstock News as butter is to bread. After 50 years, she has announced her retirement as community columnist.
Locals will miss calling up Joyce with news of weddings, funerals, newborn babies (including donkeys), school graduations, awards received, and upcoming events.
In wishing her well, I hope that Joyce knows what an important role she has played in the lives of many Blackstock families.
The end of an era, for sure, but most importantly, a good time was had by all.
The 165th Port Perry Fair is on schedule for the Labour Day Weekend!
A significant wind storm in May of this year caused substantial structural damage to two of our buildings. The Junior Fair building lost a large portion of the roof. The Fair Office and Entertainment Shelter have shifted from their foundations. The Fair Board is working with our insurance company to address the damage to the buildings.
However, we have been advised by the insurance adjustor not to allow the public to enter either structure. In addition, we are in receipt of an Engineer Report and an Order to comply from the Township of Scugog, providing direction on what needs to be done to ensure public safety.
The fair board executive and members have been working around the clock to make arrangements that will enable the fair to continue.
At this time, public safety is our main concern and we will be working with the Township of Scugog to put in place appropriate measures, including notifying users of the Fair Grounds of the current situation.
The directors of the Agricultural Society continue to work with the insurance company and the Township of Scugog, to put a plan in place for Labour Day weekend. The Society is working diligently with all stake holders to provide alternative accommodation for this year's events, if required.
for the Port Perry Fair.
In a shocking Friday morning majority decision, The Supreme Court of Canada delivers an apparently insurmountable blow to religious freedom.
On behalf of Canada Christian College and School of Graduate Theological Studies and the Institute for Canadian Values, as well as all freedom loving Canadians, President Charles McVety says, "We are deeply saddened that our Supreme Court would denote limiting actual religious expression as "minor significance" yet referring to the virtual LGBT applicant to Trinity Western Law School as "significant." Our religious freedom is not minor and we are not second class citizens. Our forefathers fought and died for our freedom and we will not yield hard fought freedoms to nine un-elected, unaccountable judges."
The highest court in the nation first developed a balancing test between the rights of the LGBTQ people and sincerely held religious beliefs. The result was the determination that LGBTQ rights trump "sincerely held religious beliefs" entirely.
After acknowledging the "sincere religious belief" of TWU's Bible based Christian covenant, which holds that student's sexual intimacy should only be in the covenant of marriage between a man and a women, the court made the following statement "Religious freedom can be limited where an individual's beliefs or practices harm or interfere with the rights of others"
The rights of others is specifically referring to the rights of the virtual "LGBTQ" applicants to TWU proposed law school, there were in fact none of real substance. The court then had the following to say, "Given the significant benefits to the statutory objectives (alleged to be diversity and multiculturalism) and the minor significance of the limitation on the Charter.
June 2nd was a perfect day for the Tour of Homes. The featured houses were special, and the crowd, from as far away as Cobourg, was enthusiastic about everything from the beautiful decor to the gracious hospitality.
So Trinity U.C.W. wishes to say a huge "thank you" to our very generous host families, those who provided floral arrangements, ticket vendors, musicians, the local press and our hard working volunteers. To those who came to support us, thank you so much. You were such an important part of our day.
Mark your calendars for June 1st, 2019. We'll be back for our 49th year.
The recently-implemented U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum products are unacceptable, and a serious blow to the workers who rely on these industries for their livelihoods.
Two months ago, Justin Trudeau promised Canadian workers that he had resolved the tariff threat from the U.S. on imports of steel and aluminum from Canada.
After the U.S. announcement last week, it is clear that his promise wasn't kept.
Canada's Conservatives warned Justin Trudeau that he was unprepared for this development, but his recent Budget did not include any measures to support the steel and aluminum industry.
This threat has been looming for a year already, bringing massive instability and a turbulent investment climate.
This is yet another blow to our economy, which has lost billions in investment, and seen critical energy projects such as Northern Gateway and Energy East fail at the hands of the Trudeau government.
Canada's Conservatives will always put Canadian workers first. We condemn these American tariffs, and stand with the men and women of our steel and aluminum industries.
In typical political style, Councillor Kett ignores the fact that many households on Scugog Island will not benefit from improved internet and natural gas; ever.
But more importantly, he completely misses my point about making Island Road safer.
If, as he maintains, the majority of accidents occur at the intersection of Hwy 7A and Island Road, then let's fix it!
Instead of the current two-cycle traffic system, there should be three cycles: the first for eastbound left turns onto northbound Island Road and southbound right turns onto westbound Hwy 7A; the second for straight-through eastbound and westbound traffic, including right turns onto northbound Island Road; and the third cycle for southbound left turns onto eastbound Hwy 7A. All turns would be limited to their respective green lights with no turns on reds.
I've witnessed the horrible aftermath of some of the accidents at this intersection and I've also seen the effectiveness of a three-cycle system in other municipalities.
Councillor Kett's so-called concern, for the accessibility of emergency services, caregivers, and school buses, appears somewhat disingenuous, given his short-sighted solution to simply ignore the accidents and their cause and spend millions of taxpayer dollars on a 'convenience' road, rather than prevent injury and loss of life, possibly to our own loved ones, with a simple, effective, and responsible remedy.
It would be the right thing to do, Don.


A man, namely Craig Brewer, 41, was fatally shot by another customer while paying for strangers' meals at a Florida Waffle House on Sunday, April 7, authorities have confirmed.
Multiple sources reported that Craig was handing out $20 bills to Gainesville Waffle House customers when a man allegedly turned violent.
During a news release, the Alachua County Sheriff's Office, the victim was allegedly shot by Ezekiel Hicks, 25, after the two involved into an argument.
According to witnesses, they began to fight after a Hicks' female acquaintance was upset Craig offered not to pay for her meal.
Hicks then left the restaurant and returned with a handgun and a few seconds later, he allegedly shot him in the head and killing him.
A spokesperson for sheriff, Lt. Brett Rhodenizer, said, "This incident went from a verbal altercation to a homicide in minutes, if not seconds."
According to the press release, deputies were already called for the restaurant reaching maximum capacity before the suspect shot the victim.
When deputies arrived at the scene, Hicks was found nearby. They recovered the gun and arrested him. He is charged with carrying an unlicensed firearm and first-degree murder.
Hicks admitted to police that he shot Brewer to death.


The senior senator from the state with the freest gun owners in America held a hearing on restricting gun rights Jan. 30 in a packed Capitol Hill hearing room.
The chairman said that with more than 200 people in the hearing on the second floor of the Hart Senate Office Building, he did not want any applause or invective directed at any of the senators or witnesses.
"I expect everyone in this room to be respectful," he said. "The Capitol Hill Police have been notified to remove any audience member who interferes in the orderly conduct of this important hearing," he said.
Leahy said he was a supporter of gun rights and the Second Amendment.
"Americans have the right to self-defense and to have guns in their homes to protect their families," he said.
"No one can or will take those rights or our guns away. Second Amendment rights are the foundation on which our discussion rests," he said.
The hearing included testimony from former Arizona Democratic congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and her astronaut husband retired Navy Capt. Mark E. Kelly; Wayne R. LaPierre, the CEO of the National Rifle Association; David P. Kopel, Cato Institute; Baltimore Police Chief James Johnson and Gayle S. Trotter, senior fellow at the Independent Women's Forum.
Holding the hand of her husband, Giffords slowly plied her way through a crush of photographers and onlookers to the witness table. The former congresswoman wore a bronze tan with fuller hair than her previous public appearances. While slow, she was nimble and actively waved and smiled as she made her way to testify.
"This is an important conversation for our children, for our communities, for Democrats and Republicans," she said.
"Speaking is difficult but I need to say something important: Violence is a big problem," she said. The former congresswoman, who was shot in the head Jan. 8, 2011, was halting, but had a strong voice as her husband leaned in to bolster her.
"Too many children are dying, too many children," she said. "We must do something. It will be hard, but the time is now," she said.
As arranged with Leahy, Giffords got up and left the room with the help of her husband, who then returned to the witness table.
In his testimony, LaPierre said the answer to the question about what America should do about gun violence is simple.
America should do what works—and not do what does not work, he said.
"Teaching safe and responsible gun ownership works—and the NRA has a long and proud history of teaching it," said the leader of the country's largest gun rights and sporting organization.
Only law-abiding citizens submit to a background check, he said.
"Law-abiding gun owners will not accept blame for acts of violence or deranged criminals, nor do we believe the government should dictate what we can lawfully own or use to protect our families," he said.
In his questions, the committee's former chairman, Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah), asked LaPierre how the NRA's proposals differed from executive actions put forward Jan. 16 by President Barack Obama.
The NRA supports enforcing current gun laws against criminals and fixing the country's broken mental health system, but it would not support bans on military-style rifles nor a new ban on so-called assault weapons, LaPierre said to him.
Studies showed that the 1994 ban on what was then called assault weapons did not lower crime and what is called the "Universal Background Check" will never be truly universal because criminals will not participate, he said.
LaPierre said what was frustrating to gun owners was that they are being treated like the problem, while there is no discussion about how the states of California and New York release scores of criminals back to the streets before their sentences are served because of budget decisions.
The NRA leader said it is also frustrating that there is a growing dichotomy between the elites, be they politicians or celebrities, who are protected by actual military weapons, and criminals, who ignore the laws, on one side, and the law-abiding gun owner on the other side with less protection.


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[05:36:33] <klk> what's a good xmpp client for windows that supports BOSH?
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[08:42:30] <islevegan> what is the approximate amount of ram required for ejabberd?
[08:42:52] <Kev> It depends how many users you have, and whether you have pubsub enabled, in my experienc.
[08:43:13] <Kev> Without pubsub, a small server (~20 users) should be fine in a couple of hundred meg.
[08:44:08] <Kev> The last small ejabberd server I adminned migrated a year and a bit back, so Nÿco probably has a better idea of modern requirements.
[08:45:47] <Kev> That sounds like a vast amount. As long as pubsub (and pep) were disabled, I didn't have problems with ejabberd memory usage on my box, and that's around 200meg ram.
[08:46:10] <Kev> I have no idea what the footprint for drupal is, though.
[08:46:37] <Kev> waqas: actually, I think it was 90meg at the time I first installed an xmpp server on it.
[08:47:04] <waqas> Kev: Out of curiosity, what's the memory/user ratio for jabber.org?
[08:47:34] <Kev> waqas: initially, it's about 12k users for 8gig ram, but that grows over time - we're investigating that.
[08:49:03] <Kev> It depends heavily on a number of factors.
[08:49:18] <Kev> Back when I ran it, a single user server could use hundreds of meg if you enabled pep, for example.
[08:50:47] <Kev> PEP is a profile of pubsub - it's used for extended presence features, like user mood, user tune (what they're listening to), user tune, user activity, avatars, etc.
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[09:14:40] <islevegan> 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost 12.34.56.78 squire.ducklington.org squire <----this is their example. does one need to use a subdomain like that? and if i don't, what do i put in place of the "squire" at the end?
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[09:17:06] <Kev> You don't need a subdomain. I can't help you with ejabberd setup, though.
[09:18:57] <islevegan> is that outside the scope of this muc?
[09:19:33] <Kev> It's outside my expertise, I work on a different server project.
[09:19:56] <islevegan> a different xmpp server?
[09:20:25] <islevegan> do you think it's better?
[09:20:43] <Kev> Answering that would hardly be unbiased.
[09:21:04] <Kev> Developer in "thinks the projects they work for are the best" shocker.
[09:26:06] <Kev> Really, though, I don't think any of the main servers are particularly standards incompliant.
[09:26:52] <islevegan> and most compatible and supporting the most cool stuff. i saw a table somewhere that showed things that i considered potentially interesting in the future.
[09:27:54] <Kev> islevegan: I'm not sure what you're looking to achieve, though - you're asking devs on competing projects what they think of ejabberd - and then telling them why ejabberd is the best.
[09:29:42] <Kev> open = open source, or open standard?
[09:30:03] <Kev> Then your options are basically ejabberd or Prosody.
[09:30:19] <Kev> Of those, Prosody is the more 'open' project, and ejabberd is the older.
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[09:56:42] <Kev> Yes, Google are aware of the bug, I don't know if they're fixing it.
[09:58:04] <NiGHt-LEshiY> Hm... Should I ask them?
[09:58:55] <Kev> Up to you.
[09:59:16] <Kev> The bug is that they're retransmitting the "join room" stanza every 5 minutes, so every five minutes jabber.org will re-join you to the rooms.
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[13:18:51] <shenky.meena1989> hai sriya girl r u here?
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[13:20:24] <shenky.meena1989> hi how r u?
[13:22:20] <shenky.meena1989> hows ur mood today?
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[14:46:12] <clinton39696> can i modify chatroom configuration after it was initially created?
[14:47:29] <clinton39696> wow, that was fast thanks. Its probably client dependent. I havent found the option in pidgin yet.
[14:48:29] <Kev> I forget which.
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[15:01:53] <shenky.meena1989> can i join orkut frns with it?
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[15:05:44] <Mati> shenky.meena1989, with what?
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[16:12:13] <Mati> rasha.ali76, no, this just not a casual chat room.
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[19:59:11] <islevegan> hmm, i just tried from my gmail account. the messages i sent were not showing up. i hear there are problems with google to others.
[19:59:48] <Kev> Google Talk's broken with MUC at the moment.
[19:59:57] <Kev> Well, always has been, as far as I can tell.
[20:00:08] <Kev> I don't know if that's what's hitting you - were they in a MUC?
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[20:03:02] <Kev> Google Talk federates fine outside MUCs, but it's broken in MUCs.
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[20:56:18] <islevegan> it seems in tutorials they often use a subdomain for MUCs, when configuring xmpp servers. is that required? can i use the same mydomain.com for the MUC like Component "mydomain.com" "muc"
[20:57:15] <Kev> You can technically do that.
[20:57:23] <Kev> I don't know of a server that supports it, though.
[20:58:04] <waqas> Prosody supports it of course. Don't others?
[20:58:12] <Kev> waqas: Heh, does it?
[20:58:48] <waqas> I don't see why a server would differentiate between "domain.com" or "sub.domain.com". Hosts are opaque strings most of the time.
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[21:00:58] <islevegan> right or wrong?
[21:02:20] <waqas> That's what most servers do. Prosody's implementation allows rooms on non-MUC hosts though (which some clients can choke on, e.g., Empathy).
[21:02:53] <Kev> Swift should cope fine, in theory.
[21:03:34] <islevegan> waqas, when you say prosody allows rooms on non-MUC hosts, is it essentially a MUC then or something different?
[21:03:59] <waqas> islevegan: It's MUC. The MUC XEP doesn't restrict that.
[21:10:20] <waqas> MattJ: Ah, great. It made sense in a way, but making it impossible to join rooms that way was wrong IMHO.
[21:11:04] <Kev> What did it disco before?
[21:11:16] <Kev> Well, that's correct too.
[21:11:54] <Kev> Just have a different identities in #items.
[21:13:14] <Kev> So yes - if you support MUCs on a domain that doesn't return that, you're disobeying a MUST in the XEP.
[21:13:18] <Kev> So that'd be a Prosody bug.
[21:13:46] <Kev> "The service MUST return its identity and the features it supports:"
[21:13:49] <Kev> You don't get around that.
[21:14:20] <Kev> It's a service that implements the Multi-User Chat protocol - which is what the previous text talks about.
[21:14:47] <Kev> Ah, so you can't join a MUC on example.com?
[21:14:50] <Kev> That's fine then.
[21:15:22] <Kev> As long as there are no things like muc@example.com, you're fine not returning the disco.
[21:15:27] <Kev> If there are, it's broken.
[21:17:08] <islevegan> is it a good idea to use a different subdomain for MUCs than the main one used for the xmpp server? or is this not likely to be a problem because the clients' request is different for MUC vs user? could one have a user and a MUC of the same name without any problems if MUC service was on the same domain?
[21:17:32] <Kev> islevegan: As discussed above, the XEP essentially prohibits not having a seperate domain, which I hadn't previously realised.
[21:17:40] <Kev> So yes, good idea to use a different subdomain.
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[21:18:46] <Kev> XMPP Extension Protocol - so essentially, yes.
[21:18:56] <guest11> is there any onlin sasl decoder?
[21:19:01] <Kev> The core of XMPP itself is defined elsewhere, but features re mostly in XEPs.
[21:19:15] <waqas> There was that proto-XEP which allowed users to be private MUCs, but that didn't go anywhere.
[21:19:16] <guest11> can someone please send me the link of online sasl decodeR?
[21:20:41] <waqas> Which programming language are you using?
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[21:23:37] <guest11> how to decode cookies?
[21:23:55] <Mati> guest11, simply eat it.
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[21:33:27] <guest11> if they are readin this they know exactly what i am talking about ..
[21:34:38] <Kev> Mati: guest11 believes Peter and myself to be hackers of some description, I think.
[21:35:04] <Kev> A memory stirs.
[21:36:49] <Kev> /me sends guest11 a PM, for the joy of it.
[21:37:35] <Kev> Check the XML log.
[21:37:35] <guest11> can you decode the cookies?
[21:38:00] <Mati> guest11, yes, I can do the math live in my head!
[21:43:16] <Kev> MattJ sends hacker commands to the wrong window.
[21:48:32] <Kev> You already have your jabber password.
[21:49:15] <Kev> As I explained to you last time, no-one hacked you.
[21:49:37] <guest11> how did they know my password then?
[21:49:45] <Kev> It's a social engineering attack, you only believed you were hacked.
[21:50:00] <Kev> Similar way I'm able to 'bypass' the PM block.
[21:50:18] <guest11> which encryption pattern does a website use for the cookies?
[21:50:30] <Kev> That's up to the website.
[21:51:05] <Kev> Then it's up to the website.
[21:51:26] <Kev> Yes, I did.
[21:51:44] <Kev> It doesn't mean it's Python, but it probably is.
[21:52:44] <guest11> is that python?
[21:52:59] <Kev> Might be - probably is, but could be anything.
[21:54:39] <guest11> is it python now?
[21:54:56] <Kev> No more or less so than when you last asked.
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[01:40:41] <klk> is there an xmpp client for windows, besides pidgin, that supports bosh?
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1. Work in the Morning
► 2. Strange Beast
3. Dirty Flowers
4. Nullarbor
5. Grass
6. Friends Wait
7. How Low Can A Punk Get
8. White Walls
9. Close Enough
Hard Rubbish
(Fire; 2013)
By Chet Betz | 9 May 2013
Droll, casual, immaculate, Melbourne outfit Lower Plenty's debut Hard Rubbish seems to base its paradigm on oxymorons, to the extent that it'd probably be an oxymoron to call the record oxymoronical. The issue is that it's both an incredibly easy and impossibly difficult album to categorize and define, which is probably the aim of a lot of musicians when it comes to how they want to be received—but where most strive and fail, Lower Plenty achieve this quality rather effortlessly, organically. I'm tempted to invoke Nick Drake comparisons when hearing that equal parts quaint/melancholic guitar figure that slowly drives "Friends Wait, " but singer Al Montfort (or Jensen Tjhung, not sure which) croaks more than croons, and yet if it's a croak it's a croon of a croak. Call it a croan. Sarah Heyward also contributes a lot of vocals to the record and somehow does so rather atonally while still sweet and neatly on pitch; her percussion loops (from what the band calls a "psych station") and Daniel Twomey's drums combine for a rhythmic effect on the record that's ramshackle yet understated and precise, if that makes any sense. Which it probably doesn't.
I think to the casual listener Hard Rubbish would probably qualify as a massive bore, or a drag, or any number of things that aren't true because people sometimes don't hear with their ears, they hear with their preconceptions. As someone spent on indie rock and who's a dilettante of folk and country, I nonetheless find myself rapt at the dialogue that Lower Plenty so half-heartedly yet brilliantly initiate with this project. The band members are culled together from harsher, edgier Aussie groups to come together around a kitchen table, to "jam" single takes at an 8-track with just vocals, percussion, and a couple guitars (and sometimes not even all of that) into a record that sounds rich and fulsome through its ambiance and quiet confidence, to put to tape what overcast Sunday afternoons and ever so slightly downcast spirits and the last fifth of gin sound like, perfectly—as if these idioms were really just magnetic signals all along and this, finally, was the band to figure out how to record them. Hard Rubbish reminds me of when I liked Smog records but, unlike Callahan's lyrical conceits, Lower Plenty never try too hard to draw me in or, conversely, shut me out. They basically just let me sit at the kitchen table, too.
Low fidelity and guy-girl vocals tempt twee descriptors, but here all the cuteness is stripped away without losing an ounce of humor—in fact, the sense of humor is just that much more real and potent for it. And not that you'll be laughing so much as caught up in a chuckling empathy for something you don't even understand, which is essentially what is described by a lyric on the opener. It's as if you are listening to strangers talk about their inner and outer lives in a way that's both matter-of-fact and oblique, a continuance of a conversation filled with specifics and references that give you absolutely no in…and it doesn't matter. The words are literate, off-handed, and, in a way, priceless for their blatant disregard for the listener as audience. Because in this unwillingness to explain Lower Plenty achieve an utter lack of condescension. When sentiments are expressed, such as in the titular lyric of "How Low Can a Punk Get," they feel simultaneously universal and obtuse. I mean, I both do and don't know what these guys are talking about when they say they're dancing with a "Strange Beast." As the record drifts further into abstraction on "White Walls" and then the Low-esque closer, "Close Enough," it hits not like a growth in pretense but like the hollow clunk of the bottom of the empty gin bottle smacking the table, the band now mumbling about something you really don't understand…but feel more than ever. It is the record's emotional core and it is—appropriately, powerfully—inscrutable.
Sometimes it takes a record like this to remind you that pathos can be mundane, bleak, and funny and that artistry can rightfully be a careless craft when it has the balls to believe in its intuitions. Hard Rubbish is warmly prim in its aesthetic and expressive reserve while within that restraint it streams like jazz, both accomplished and impulsive. If it cuts with a dull blade it knows exactly how, for it is no less the incisive for it. The point I'm trying to get across is this: simple, charming, indirect—these are all symptoms of the essential musicality of Hard Rubbish, as if "real music" were actually a thing that could be separated from the imitations, and then few better examples would there be than that of this record compared to all the lazy, amateurish lo-fi folk pretenders that could claim to be contemporaries and categorical cousins. So, to the un-jaded, yes, boring, but to these well-worn ears, Lower Plenty drop some serious knowledge.


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Facts about Bobby Knight
Bobby Knight is a famous Coach from USA, he/she is 78 years old and still alive, born October 25, 1940.
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He/she is born under the zodiac scorpio, who is known for Transient, Self-Willed, Purposeful, Unyielding. Our collection contains 19 quotes who is written / told by Bobby.
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"You don't play against opponents, you play against the game of basketball"
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"Why talk now when so many things have been said without ever giving me a chance to talk?"
"When my time on earth is gone, and my activities here are passed, I want they bury me upside down, and my critics can kiss my ass!"
"Well, I think it's pretty much established that I just didn't have any interest in coaching in the pros"
"Walking has been ridiculous in college basketball the past 15 years"
"The will to succeed is important, but what's more important is the will to prepare"
"The key is not the will to win... everybody has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important"
"People change over the years, and that changes situations for good and for bad"
"Most people have the will to win, few have the will to prepare to win"
"Mental toughness is to physical as four is to one"
"If I came in to recruit your son, I would tell you, your wife, and your son, that I will be the most demanding coach your son can play for"
"I've never predicted anything. All I have ever said is, that we will do the very best we can"
"I'm an unemployed teacher right now and I'm looking for a place to teach"
"I don't think I have ever been out of control"
"I don't intend to retire"
"I don't have to wait until the next morning to regret something I did that was kinda dumb"
"As I've said, basketball has been, I think, a real cooperative venture. There have been a lot of people that have been involved in it: coaches, administrators - not recently - fans and nobody, nobody any more so than students over the years"
"And I would be the first to admit that probably, in a lot of press conferences over the time that I have been in coaching, indulging my own sense of humor at press conferences has not been greatly to my benefit"
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Charles was born April 11, 1950 in Lamont Alberta, son of Peter and Elizabeth Gargus.
As the youngest member of Peter Gargus & The Swingsters Band, at age 6, Charlie took his turn behind the drums and ignited a lifelong passion for music. Peter, his Dad, believed every musician needed to learn to play the drums first to "get the beat". Those first few gigs were short runs as he would fall asleep on the bench on the stage or in an accordion case by about 10 PM, but he slept with a smile on his face.
A musician was born.
He learned how to play the banjo when his younger brother, Dwayne, took his place behind the drums in the family band. Charlie also learned how to play 2nd trumpet, the guitar, and bass guitar, depending on the needs of the band. Every weekend was busy playing music with the Swingsters, at Ukrainian wedding, dances, anniversary parties, etc. The band recorded several CD's and LP records and was well known across the province until their retirement in 1998. Then Charlie was invited to play with other bands as needed.
Charlie taught his son, Jarod, how to play the drums. It was a proud moment for Peter to have 3 generations of drummers on stage with him. Charlie, a teacher by profession, taught others to play music. Today, he teaches about 15 adults and children how to play the violin, mandolin, guitar, even his two grandchildren.
Charlie inherited his Dad's special violin and thus began a new passion. He took violin lessons and practised every chance he could with his Dad. In 2001, he started to attend Fiddle Camps and was amazed at how many talented violin players there were in Alberta.
Mundare Fiddle Camp
Along with Debby, his wife, they started a one-day workshop for Ukrainian Music in Mundare in 2005. It offered instruction on violin, keyboard, dulcimer, guitar, accordion and now Ukrainian ballads. This workshop will celebrate its 10th anniversary in March 2015 and is still going strong. Participants travel from across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Toronto to attend the Mundare Fiddle Camp. The day wraps up with a Ukrainian feast and concert, wherein the students perform the songs they learned during the day. This is open to the public and is always sold out far in advance.
Fiddle Competitions
In the Athabasca Harvest Gold Fiddle Competition, in 2011, he took Second Place as a competitor in the Senior's division. Then in 2012, he competed in the Grand North American Fiddle competition in Radway, Alberta where he took Third place, and First Place in the Senior's Competition in both 2013 and 2014.
Charlie, along with two other talented musicians perform regularly at Senior Lodges, at the Ukrainian Village, at the "Open Stage" at Baba's & Borsch Ukrainian Festival in Andrew, the Andrew Garlic Festival, at the"Warwick and Mundare Music Jams"
Music is truly his passion and he loves to share it – and the Ukrainian music is his first love.


Based upon what God said to Gideon, and in reference to the fact that we have abattoirs that are halal compliant in a "Christian" country, lets look at the word halal.
The Muslim meaning of the word halal when used as a religious term, means "permissible" , something a Muslim can do, the opposite of haram "impermissible" or something a Muslim cannot do.
The Hebrew reference to the same word chalal is to profane oneself, defile oneself, pollute oneself.
If we consider that the two religions oppose one another, it may be considered that what is permissible for a Muslim based on his religion, and consequent sacrifice is not permissible to the other religion.
If God ordained that we should not eat food offered to an idol, we must acknowledge that to the believers of that idol, the food would be permissible, but to the believers in the one true God, and Father of Jesus Christ, that food would be impermissible.
Acts 15:28-29 For it seemed good to the Holy Spirit, and to us, to lay no greater burden on you than these necessary things: that you abstain from things sacrificed to idols, from blood, from things strangled, and from sexual immorality, from which if you keep yourselves, it will be well with you. Farewell.
Rev 2:14 But I have a few things against you, because you have there some who hold the teaching of Balaam, who taught Balak to throw a stumbling block before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed to idols, and to commit sexual immorality.
Rev 2:20 But I have this against you, that you tolerate your d woman, Jezebel, who calls herself a prophetess. She teaches and seduces my servants to commit sexual immorality, and to eat things sacrificed to idols.
If then halal means to offer a sacrifice to the god of the Muslims, and we partake in the food offered to idols, we are in disagreement with the covenant God made with us through His Son Jesus Christ.
For the same Jesus that said, if you love me, you will obey me, said in Revelation that He have it against us that we taught to eat food offered to idols.


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Five starters return to a retooled, yet ever potent offensive force. Photos courtesy of Rex Teter Photography.
Head Coach Hal Wasson and Offensive Coordinator ClaytonbrGeorge know a thing or two about reloading. After a year in which three-year starterbrKenny Hill guided the team to a District 4-5A leading 50.7 points per game, thebrDragons return five starters to a retooled, yet ever potent Southlake-Carrollbroffensive force. Although the Dragon team has had to make significantbradjustments after losing its star quarterback, leading receiver and fourbroffensive linemen, the fast-paced, up-tempo offense returns some key playersbrfrom last year's squad.
It will bebrtough to replace his leadership with 4,700 total yards and 60 touchdowns lastbrseason, but with Kenny Hill now at Texas A&M, the Dragons have found hisbrsuccessor in athletic junior Ryan Agnew. After several strong performances inbrreserve duty last season, Agnew has already seen a fair amount of game actionbrat the 5A level. The 6'0" gunslinger, who clocked in at a blazing 4.5-second 40-yardbrdash during summer workouts, has the speed of a wide receiver. He provided thebrteam with a steady hand and some quick feet last year on his way to over 1,000bryards and 17 total touchdowns.
After completing 71 percent ofbrpasses (43–60) as a sophomore on a team that went deep into the playoffs, Agnewbris no stranger to the big stage. In fact, he has started his tenure as Dragonbrstarting quarterback rather nicely, leading the summer's 7 on 7 team to winningbrthe Adidas State Tournament Championship.
Complementing the young quarterbackbrthis season is a very talented and experienced group of wide receivers. Withbrone of the better receiving tandems of the Wasson era, the Dragons are filledbrwith depth for a versatile and efficient offensive attack. The team returnsbrthree of its top four pass catchers in seniors Ryan Weigel, Luke Timian andbrKeaton Duhon, who will lead an experienced group of receivers. Senior JoebrHeineman and junior Parker Fentriss look to step up and add even morebrproduction to a receiver position that saw nearly 2,500 yards and 25 touchdownsbrtotal last year.
Though theybrare known for a potent air attack, the Dragons are especially pleased to returnbra seasoned veteran rusher in senior A.J. Ezzard. In Ezzard, the Dragons have theirbrfirst three-year starter at running back since multipurpose phenom Tre Newtonbrplayed for the team. Both powerful and elusive, Ezzard rushed for 6.6 yards perbrcarry as a junior. Coming off his best season to date, he will force opposingbrdefenses to stay in the box and cover the run. Not necessarily known as abrreceiver, Ezzard did show versatility in the backfield with 16 receptions forbr132 yards last season. As Carroll's top returning playmaker, he will provide abrlot of balance to a young Southlake offensive attack.
When it comes to high schoolbrfootball, graduation routinely leads to a loss of experience. This year, thebrDragons' offensive will be challenged by lack of experience, returning only onebrstarter from a year ago. A rather large 6'3", 290-pound field general at leftbrtackle, Evan Brown will play an important role as team captain and will formbrthe foundation of an otherwise untested group of first-year starters. Alongsidebrthe SMU-commit senior, left guard Ian Moss, senior center Landry Williams,brjunior right guard Grant Stewart and senior right tackle Jack Proskovec willbrprovide protection and plenty of holes for a Dragon offense looking to matchbrits production from a season ago. A balanced and well-coached Hal Wasson systembrwill be on display as the Dragons are expected to once again dominate 4-5A Districtbrplay.
First-yearbrstarter Ryan Agnew is the latest in a long line of Dragon dual-threat quarterbacks.brA Southlake Carroll legacy with three older brothers who started for thebrDragons, Agnew compiled 1,071 yards of offensive gain and 14 touchdowns hisbrsophomore year, giving fans glimpses of what looks like a bright future.
Abrthree-year starter, senior running back A.J. Ezzard looks to build on a seasonbrin which he broke the 1,000-yard barrier while scoring 15 touchdowns. Abrreturning first team all-district performer, Ezzard is described by his coachesbras a violent runner with the dynamic ability to break away in open field.
As a junior, Keaton Duhon was one of the team's more reliable receivers, finishing fourth in receiving yards. He ended 2012 with 21 catches for 335 yards and two touchdowns and is ready to have a more expanded role this season. Duhon shared MVP honors with quarterback Ryan Agnew at this past summer's Adidas 7 on 7 state tournament.
A tough receiver with good hands and speed, Chris Hogan has emerged as a top target in his senior year. Stepping up in the early part of the season, he caught five passes for 38 yards in week two versus Midland Lee.
Returningbrto the Dragons as the leading receiver from last year's area championship team,brRyan Weigel looks to improve on a tremendous year in which he caught 48 ballsbrfor 887 yards and six touchdowns. The quick-footed Weigel used his sub 4.4-second,br40-yard speed to stretch opposing defenses, averaging a staggering 18 yards perbrcatch last season.
An experiencedbrreceiver and senior captain, Luke Timian returns to the Dragons' core ofbrreceivers after a strong junior season in which he caught 39 balls for 721bryards and seven touchdowns. The first team all-district performer is hailed bybrhis coaches as the team's best route runner — a skill he uses to open upbrdefenses and create mismatches.
One of the more consistent kickers in Carroll history, Drew Brown returns for his senior season after nailing nine out of 10 kicks last season, while totaling 124 points. A Nebraska commit like his older brother, Houston Texans kicker Kris Brown, Brown's strong leg and nerves of steel will be vital as the Dragons continue towards the postseason.
IanbrMoss steps into the starting role, replacing Holden Sheehan at left guard. Withbrgood size and quickness, he excels at both run blocking and pass protection.
Abrsolid contributor on the offensive line rotation as a junior, Landry Williamsbrnow steps into the starting role as a senior. He will put his pass protectionbrtechnique, footwork and size to good use in the middle of every play.
Earningbra roster spot with toughness and determination, Grant Stewart, the youngestbrmember of the offensive line's front five, steps into the starting role vacatedbrby former team captain Alec Deutsch.
Havingbrgained much experience as a rotation player in 2012, Jack Proskovec takes on abrstarting role for his senior season. Expect his energy and work ethic tobrprovide a boost to an already deep line.


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GUHSD » News » News Archives » 2010-2011 News » Achievement Above All - Independence High School
Governing Board president, Kevin Clayborn and Barbara Lynch
Support Staff of The Year – Barbara Lynch
Barb is the social worker at Independence High School. That statement alone should be enough for us all to understand that she deserves this award. Barb helps students and families in crisis regularly. She organizes and maintains food and clothing items to be available for people in need within our community. She has done a tremendous amount of work with our students to establish and maintain positive interactions among them. She teaches a salvaging sisterhood class to freshman girls in order to help them make wise choices and to empower them to stand by those choices. She has worked with our attendance office to establish an anger management class for students to be able to find better ways of dealing with their aggression and to offer an alternative to lengthy suspension. Barb is very proud of the equine therapy group she sends students to so that they can see what it means to help others and to give them something to care about and look forward to. The district feels fortunate to have her working with us and with our students.
Governing Board president, Kevin Clayborn and Jennifer Perry
Teacher of The Year – Jennifer Perry
Jennifer has worked with special needs children in the district since 1998, first at Cortez, then at Independence. She has coached volleyball, soccer, spirit line and Special Olympics.
She was inducted into the Independence Hall of fame in 2002 and is recognized at Indy for having the ability to teach rhythmically-challenged adults how to dance. Independence High School is extremely proud of Ms. Perry because she is one of our own. She is a member of the class of 1994 and enthusiastically continues promoting that Patriot spirit. Ms. Perry's dedication is definitely above and beyond in everything she does for her students and her school. Jennifer does amazing work with some of the most challenging students we have while helping out with whatever else the school or her colleagues may need.
Governing Board president, Kevin Clayborn and Jane Nguyen
Student of The Year – Jane Nguyen
Jane has the academic records to support her deservedness of this award. She has a perfect 4.0 GPA, her transcript is packed with AP, Accelerated and Honors classes, she has exceeded the standards on all of her aims tests, and she is ranked at the top of her class. These statistics alone merit her receipt of this honor; however, there is so much more to her that must be noted. She is a spirited organizer of events on the campus and a leader who inspires others to do their best for Independence. Jane is described as a catalyst for improving NJROTC and student council working together. She would come into the NJROTC classroom and help plan many functions in an effort to make student council and NJROTC a team. She is smart, energetic and a role model for all students. She has a sunny disposition and a positive attitude.
Student Group of The Year – NJROTC
The Independence High School NJROTC, led by Commander Rex Foster and Chief John Mastrangelo, has been a quiet force on the campus for many years. The 161 NJROTC cadets this year are always present and available to support all of the activities that take place at Independence High School. The Independence High School NJROTC program affords many of our students with leadership opportunities and serves as a role model for students as to how to live a life that is admirable and challenging while making a contribution to the community. The NJROTC cadets are so commonly involved in events at Independence High School that they sometimes fade into the background and go unnoticed. They have become the unsung heroes of our school. These young men and women make a positive difference at Independence High School.


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Amazon's 'Reacher' Series Stands Tall [Spoiler-Free Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment
Ten years ago, there was a theatrical adaptation of the beloved Jack Reacher novels by Lee Child. The series features a nomadic former military police investigator traveling from town to town and always getting involved in some sort of investigation in the process. There was just one thing of note about the film: it starred Tom Cruise, and he's 5'7″. Not to say he's tiny, but he's tiny to be stepping into the shoes of Jack Reacher, who in the novels, is 6'5″ and around 250 pounds. So, needless to say, Cruise came up a bit short. But Amazon wasn't about to make that mistake when it came time to bring the character to the small screen. Not only did they find the actor to fill the frame, but they delivered an interesting and fun crime thriller in the process.
Reacher's imposing stature is part of what makes the character so mythological and unreal. The man, the myth, the legend. Enter Alan Ritchson, who may only stand 6'3″, but towers over the supporting cast like a skyscraper in the suburbs. Ritchson is perhaps best known for his work in Smallville and Titans, but surely he was made for this role. He plays Reacher as the character was written to be: hobo Sherlock Holmes. Reacher, a former Military Police officer, has deductive skills that rival his Victorian counterpart, which makes him a great asset to the local police department. Ritchson plays the first few minutes of the first episode as a silent enigma, but as you can't have an inner monologue in a show without the risk of clunky narration, this Reacher eventually opens up.
As a hobo (a term he calls himself), Reacher drifts from town to town on his military pension and finds himself disembarking from a Greyhound bus and makes his way to the tiny town of Margrave, Georgia. Come morning, he finds himself in a diner, ready to enjoy some pie and is arrested before he can even take a bite. There was a murder the previous night in this small town and it just so happens that it happened the same night this giant drifter came through town. Not believing his alibi (Reacher wants to learn about a blues musician), he's thrown in the can. But it doesn't take long for Reacher to become involved in the conspiracy and finds the motivation to help the local PD in solving the case. What follows is a series of investigations, heinous murders and a rising body count, a vast conspiracy and plenty of fisticuffs.
At first glance, and thanks to the show's trailer, Reacher may appear like a show you'd get on prime time TV. But the show is a pretty faithful adaption of the source material (The Killing Floor, the first Reacher novel by Lee Child) and the show can get pretty dark at times. But the show doesn't take itself too seriously, despite this. Characters are constantly quipping about Reacher's stature and for whatever reason, always trying to pick a fight with him. It never ends well for those guys and the show knows it.
Helping Reacher in his investigation are Captain Findlay (Malcolm Goodwin), a New England Ivy League cop who transferred to the armpit of the South, and Roscoe Conklin (Willa Fitzgerald), a young police officer who runs point with Reacher for most of the show. The trio finds themselves face to face with corruption, South American mercenaries and small-town politics. But despite being ex-military and being able to hold his own in a fight, Reacher's most interesting qualities are his investigative skills. His powers of deduction are very entertaining to watch, as he takes note of every title detail and is able to make great revelations based off of that limited information, or information others may see as trivial, irrelevant or obscure.
Reacher may not have much going on in terms of character growth, but he's not here to grow or learn in the tradition of most protagonists. The show inserts some flashbacks to Reacher's childhood on a military base to develop his relationship with his family and give him justifications for his actions, but that's far as things go in that department. But that's okay, because this is how the character is supposed to be. He's a drifter who gets caught in a bad situation, with motivation to see this investigation come to an end. He's a brilliant investigator but isn't looking for a home or for a family. I found the show did drag a bit as we inched towards the finale, but only a bit. As far as action-packed investigative shows go, you can't do wrong by checking this one out. It's not going to blow you away or anything, but it's also better than you probably think it'll be.
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