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NWSB Writer Rick Stella talks about whether or not Oregon State Beavers football coach Mike Riley is safe in Corvalis or not. With the chopping block all dusted off this past season with four Pac-12 coaches out of jobs, Mike Riley had better find a way to win some football games or his name will be next on this list. It's not Pac-12 championship game or bust for the Beavers, but even a three win turn around would probably save his job.
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(CNN) -- Thousands of fans turned up at the San Siro as AC Milan unveiled new signing Ronaldinho, following the completion of his 21 million euros ($33.6 million) move from Barcelona.
Ronaldinho shows off his skills in his new kit after completing his move to Milan from Barcelona.
The Brazilian was greeted by around 30,000 fans, who had flocked to see their new hero appear in a black and red shirt for the first time.
"I can confirm I desperately wanted to play for Milan. Many things have happened, but in the end I am a Rossonero player," the 28-year-old Ronaldinho told his captive audience.
"I'm happy to be here and I repeat, I hope to make the Milan crowd happy," added Ronaldinho, who will join compatriots Kaka and teenage prodigy Alexandre Pato at the San Siro.
Milan finished a dismal fifth in Serie A last season, meaning they missed out on this season's Champions League, but this had no bearing on Ronaldinho's decision to leave Spain for Italy.
"I want to take this club forward again. I feel I can go back to being happy and to reaching new personal and team objectives. I had great times at Barcelona but after a while the titles stopped coming. I was having disappointments and displeasure -- and the time came to part ways."
Ronaldinho scored 91 goals in 200 appearances in five seasons at Barcelona, and helped lead the club to consecutive Spanish league titles in 2005 and '06, as well as the Champions League in 2006.
Milan will pay an additional $6.4 million if Ronaldinho helps them secure a place in the 2009-10 Champions League.
The final transfer amount was considerably less than the 32 million euros that Barcelona said Premier League club Manchester City had offered for the player.


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Occupy held a spirited one-year anniversary over the September 15-17 weekend that tallied the movement's real accomplishments, demonstrated its evolution and anticipated a dynamic and effective future.
On Saturday, September 15th, an afternoon of small discussion groups at the"Occupy Town Square" gave way to an exuberant march, resulting in 33 arrests, primarily for wearing masks (based on a 150-year-old New York City law) and for attempting to de-arrest other demonstrators. While Occupiers were marching, police threw out all of the bedding at the encampment outside of Trinity Church (where Occupiers had been sleeping for over 100 days) because it was"public storage of removal property." Internal frustrations erupted, with several activists accusing one Occupier of getting protesters arrested by leading a poorly conceived march.
On Sunday, activists channeled their zeal into more harmonious activities. A musical protest led by "Guitarmy" marched to Foley Square, where an Occupy concert showed the range of folks touched by the movement, including members of Occupy the Hood, unionized postal workers, and "The Raging Grannies." The day closed with a "spokes council" (a decision-making structure) to prepare tactics for "S17."
At 7 a.m. on Monday, Occupiers assembled into four blocs - Education, Eco, Debt and 99% - in designated zones in the financial district. The protesters had planned to converge on the New York Stock Exchange, but the NYPD had prepared barricades around the stock exchange area with metal gates and mechanized cement slabs built into the streets, permitting passage to Wall Street workers with proper ID only. Occupiers transitioned into "99 revolutions," a series of pop-up demonstrations at various intersections, which dissolved into a general stream of Occupiers (several thousand) circling the NYSE area, playing music, hoisting puppets and tossing birthday balloons. The police reacted harshly, filling a school bus-style paddy wagon with protesters, including several journalists. Still, many maintained the playfulness of the afternoon as they regrouped at Zuccotti Park.
Many passersby stopped to check out the festivities at Zuccotti, and by the evening, spirits were high and many Occupiers were moved to see the park full again. At 6 p.m., activists convened for the "popular assembly," at which representatives from the National Lawyers Guild announced the arrests (now recorded as 185) and called for jail support. The day closed with a meal prepared by Occupy Kitchen - birthday cake included.
While tensions occasionally flared (for example, when anarchists were angered that Green Party candidates spoke at an assembly), most Occupiers were re-energized and optimistic as they talked about"Occupy 2.0" Many felt that Occupy would move into local, community-based organizing, and help groups (not necessarily under the Occupy label) to get started, to connect with pre-existing campaigns (particularly in long-time oppressed urban communities), and to build a network. The localized, positive, and inclusive spirit may signify a potential for broader appeal in the movement's second year.
This video attempts to portray the weekend's events, and share the perspective of several Occupiers about where the movement is, and is heading, after one year.


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Springs police have stopped searching a West Side neighborhood but are still on the hunt for two suspects on the run, and police tell us they are considered dangerous.
Police say that four people took off on foot after abandoning their car when police approached them.
Two of those people were arrested. They are still searching for the other two.
Police tell us they have stopped searching the neighborhood with K-9 units for the night because they believe they know who the two suspects are. One is a woman, the other a Hispanic male who is bald.
The male is considered dangerous and was apparently armed. He is wanted for violating parole. Police say a bail bondsman told them that he was on parole for bank robbery.
Police tell us that a bail bondsman spotted the four suspects in a car. The bondsman followed them to a parking lot. When police arrived and tried to approach them, they took off.
They eluded police until they ditched the silver Ford Explorer near 13th and W. Bijou St.
Officers and search dogs flooded the neighborhood for hours. Police say that K-9 units were able to track down two of the suspects.
After interviewing the two arrested, they believe they know who the other two are, and are working to obtain arrest warrants for them.
Police also found a locked trailer in the parking lot of the Walmart on S. 8th St. that the say had been dropped off by the suspects earlier Wednesday evening.
Police thought one of the suspects might be in side, but a search of the trailer came up empty. The store was not evacuated, but shoppers at the Walmart were not allowed to leave through one of the sets of doors at the store while that search was underway. The Walmart is now back to normal operations.
Police say one of the suspects, who was reportedly armed, ran through a woman's house as police were chasing him. The woman was not hurt.
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The kids enjoy using the all the dice together, including the one with Roman numerals!
One of their favorite things to do is to test Mommy or older brother and sister.
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Discuss and stuff. I'm still behind. I'll watch it tonight.
I am going to watch 2nd episode tonight, on monday Heroes and One Tree Hill (for my wife) was recording at seven, had to watch first 30 mintues of football in extra room, when Heroes was done recording finished watching game in HD.
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Boring season so far. I'm not sure if I'm even interested in how they're going to resolve all the things they've shoved into the season so far. It seems too much too fast, so I'm overwhelmed and not hopeful.
I've always liked Claire, so I'm interested in seeing how her current story will pan out, even though it seems like the same situation she's in every season.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks dropped on Wednesday, retreating from five-year highs after the Federal Reserve said growth in economic activity paused in recent months, and as fourth-quarter data showed a surprise contraction in gross domestic product.
The Federal Open Market Committee kept interest rates near zero and maintained its aggressive bond-buying program. Read: Fed maintains aggressive easing stance.
Central bankers noted weak growth in the final three months of last year, saying that pause in activity was due to weather and other transitory factors.
Many had expected the FOMC to upgrade its assessment of the economy, yet the Fed "did not sound any more optimistic about the economic backdrop," said Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG LLC.
Jim Russell, senior equity strategist and regional investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, said the central bank could have given "a nod to the slight improvement in the labor market nationwide."
"A lot of the market's rise is due to global central banks being more accommodative," added Russell, who also noted the FOMC has four new members, collectively viewed as "slightly more hawkish" — a reference to those more concerned with curbing inflation than keeping interest rates down.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.21% dropped 44 points, or 0.3%, at 13,910.42, with General Electric Co. GE, -7.26% and Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, +0.62% both falling 1.2% and leading decliners in the blue-chip index. The Dow has gained 6.2% for the month to date, putting it on track for its best January in 24 years.
Boeing Co. BA, +1.18% was among blue-chip gainers Wednesday after the aircraft maker reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street's estimates. See: Boeing 'confident' it will solve 787 battery problem.
The S&P 500 Index SPX, +0.32% dropped 5.88 points, or 0.4%, at 1,501.96, with the industrial sector the worst performer and utilities the best of its 10 major industry groups.
U.S.-listed shares of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. US:RIMM fell 12% after the Canadian company unveiled two new smartphones and said it would change its name to BlackBerry. See: BlackBerry 10 event fuels reversal in RIM shares.
The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, +0.64% fell 11.35 points, or 0.4%, at 3,142.31, finding some support by a nearly 5% rise in shares of Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, +1.29% a day after the online retailer reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit margins.
Social-networking company Facebook Inc. FB, +1.69% climbed 1.5% ahead of its quarterly earnings report, expected after Wednesday's close. See commentary: Is Facebook growing fast enough for Wall Street?
More than 700 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Composite volume exceeded 3.7 billion.
Data on Wednesday showed the U.S. economy contracted in the final quarter of 2012, but payroll growth in January was better than anticipated.
"That's probably the most favorable contraction in GDP that you could have hoped for," said Russell at U.S. Bank of the 0.1% annual rate decline in gross domestic product, which largely was due to a sharp drop in military spending and a smaller gain in stockpiles. Read
Five reasons today's GDP report wasn't the data from hell
The Commerce Department reported fourth-quarter gross domestic product dropped at a 0.1% annual rate, the worst performance since the second quarter of 2009, when the economy remained in recession. See: U.S. economy shrinks in fourth quarter.
A separate report from a payrolls processor said private companies added 192,000 workers in January, with the better-than-expected rise coming ahead of Friday's nonfarm-payrolls report for January. See: ADP shows improving labor market in January.
Treasury prices were mixed, with the benchmark 10-year yield US:10_YEAR holding steady at 2%.
The U.S. dollar DXY, -0.18% fell against other global currencies, including the euro EURUSD, +0.2479% See: Euro highest versus dollar in 14 months.


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Hi I mentioned this in a previous post with an admittedly ambiguous title so here in palin english.
Can we have the hardware forum back, particularly as this is an important period of change with the ever increasing use of 64 bit. yes you could argue this change is always the case, but I do feel it more improtant now than it's been....perhaps
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Chelsea defender Ashley Cole eyes contract extension at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has revealed he would 'love to stay' at Stamford Bridge for another year.
Last Updated: 30/10/13 11:00am
Cole, 32, who joined the Blues seven years ago from London rivals Arsenal, signed a one-year contract extension in January.
But with the England star's deal expiring at the end of the current campaign, he now plans on ending his career at the club.
"I signed an extension at the start of the year and so have this year left," Cole told The Sun.
"However, that will be up at the end of the season.
"I hope to stay for longer.
"I have had a great time here, a great career here and, of course, I'd love to stay if they still want me.
"There is going to be a time when they will have to replace me.
"I have Ryan Bertrand in my place and one day I'm going to want to watch him play, so the time will come when I will finish my career."


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Not so sure if this should be here in Ethics or in some other forum section but I will post it here for now. For a start, I am a total noob to the hacking world. To get to my main question, say someone acquired a passwd.txt file (receiving for testing purposes, self-created, and/or thieved). What would the legality be if that person kept the file on their computer, not intending to use it for any reason other than information.
P.S. I tried to make it as theoretical, but I understand if it is locked.


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The Snyder Museum will host an artshow by The University of Louisiana at Monroe art students May 9 through 31, with an opening reception from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. May 9. The show will be printmaking and silk screen and items will be for sale.
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Shuffle Master was forced to cover its products when Macau customs officials went to the American company's exhibition stand. However then, Shuffle Master obtained a court order showing it was permitted to showcase the products in question and so took off the covers again.
LT Game claims it has a Macau patent for this particular multi-game electronic casino product. Shuffle Master disputes LT Game's patent and says it has already won several court cases in Macau to that effect.
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Just thought I'd pass along my experience with GSP cv axle's bought from Advanced auto parts. Replaced the passenger side 1 yr ago, and the inner cv went bad. Bought another GSP and it started clicking as soon as I started driving. Both of these are brand new, not re-manufactured axle assmbelys. I'm going to bring back the first one to see if they will honor the "limited lifetime replacement". So far I have bought 3 of these GSP units...1 went bad after 10,000 miles, 1 went bad right away, and 1(on the drivers side) seems ok but less than 500 miles on that one so far.
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GSP axle rant
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Posted 21 December 2010 - 02:06 AM
OEM or bust for axles. I know there are some that have had good luck with a couple brands, but I always just grab a junkyard axle and throw $20 worth of new boots at it, and had awesome luck.
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You can find Good Advice on C.V. Joints Following this Link: Here.
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Posted 21 December 2010 - 08:12 AM
Subaru or MWE (he's been rebuilding them for like 30 years) axles only. If you search here you'll find about 3,000 posts saying bad things about aftermarket axles. I've definitely posted hundreds of times alone.
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Subaru or MWE (he's been rebuilding them for like 30 years) axles only. If you search here you'll find about 3,000 posts saying bad things about aftermarket axles. I've definitely posted hundreds of times alone.
Yup aftermarket sucks for axles unfortunately. You should try anderson auto in waterbury Pete. Ask for Jason. They rebuilt both of my axles on the subaru with EMPI parts and gave them a lifetime free rebuild guarantee. 2 years now and not one problem. The two problems with them are 1) you have to provide an axle 2) they are not cheap (as expensive as new pretty much). But the way i look at it..i dont have to spend money on an axle ever again so thats worth it to me.
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Recently got my dad to call up to get our Internet plan details changed because what we where paying for was no longer reflecting the current offerings.
After a very unhelpful service rep that almost had dad leaving our ISP we got to someone that was more than happy to help. In the end we ended up adding $5 to our monthly bill.
This ment we went from 120GB of Internet data (50Gb peak and 70Gb off peak) as well as unlimited national calls to landline and mobiles. To the same unlimited calls and now 500GB of Internet data with no peak times.
Our speed was also ment to increase from the virtually Docsis 1.0 speeds to full Docsis 3.0 speeds. On the change of plan our speeds doubled and we were maxing out our crappy Docsis 2.0 modem.
So they then send out a new (2007 model) netgear Docsis 2.0 cable modem/router.
Now we are calling to get it sent back for the router that will supply the speeds we are paying for.
Although one good thing did arrive which was the MeTV which was largely sent to keep us as customers.
A triple FullHD Tuner/PVR with Internet TV and networking capabilities and a Seagate 1TB HDD.
Here is hoping they don't screw us over and I am glad my Dad is finally starting to listen to me when I recommend things.
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In June 2004, the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce's newsletter cited dark night skies as one of Sanibel's attractions. "Celestial splendor," the heading boasted.
Speaking of dark skies, another group of people who regularly are attracted to Sanibel and Captiva are astronomers and amateur stargazers. Two conditions make the islands great places to watch the heavens.
First is the distance between Sanibel and Captiva and the busy mainland. Most of the light pollution that comes from the glow of any city is miles away. Second is Sanibel's Dark Skies rule. All lights must be pointed downward so they do not leak upward to interfere with views of the night sky.
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The Dark Skies rule that the Chamber was espousing in this newsletter was strongly supported by the Committee of the Islands. It was ordinance 00-10, which was passed by City Council on June 6, 2000.
"There was a huge amount of discussion about this ordinance," says Nola Theiss, who was mayor of Sanibel at the time. "There must have been 18 drafts of it before it was passed."
That was truly in Sanibel's participatory spirit of government which keeps our island special.
One of the reasons that the Committee of the Islands supported the ordinance, besides the obvious benefits to the environment and wildlife, was that the ordinance specified a very reasonable 15-year phased-in implementation.
Now the end of those 15 years is approaching. By January 1, 2015, all outdoor lighting on Sanibel must comply with the Dark Skies rule. What does this mean?
Most importantly, it means that uplighting is prohibited. All outdoor lighting, including display, sign, building, parking lot, and aesthetic lighting, must use fixtures which shine light downward.
The code also prohibits mercury vapor lighting, but encourages high-pressure sodium lighting for parking lots.
Furthermore, the code states, "Street lighting is, in general, inconsistent with Sanibel's rural character. No street lights shall be installed or maintained on private streets, roads, and rights-of-way."
For residential areas, the code encourages motion-detecting security lighting to "maximize safety, minimize overall illumination, and conserve energy."
The Dark Skies law applies to all of Sanibel Island. The few exemptions are for items such as emergency lighting needed by the police and fire department, and for the Sanibel Lighthouse, of course.
During the past 13 years, as development permits were issued, lighting on the affected properties had to be changed. Also, as existing lights were replaced, they should have been replaced with compliant fixtures. Many environmentally aware property owners voluntarily complied with the new rule since 2000.
But there are still non-complying lights on Sanibel that will need to be changed over the next two years. Do you notice them when you are out and about in the evening?
More information about the details of the Dark Skies rule can be found in Article XIV, Section 126-996 and 126-997, of Sanibel's Land Development Code, which can be found at www.municode.com .
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Guild Hall will screen a National Theatre Live presentation of "People" on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the John Drew Theater. In it, Alan Bennett, the writer, is reunited with Nicholas Hytner, the director, and the actress Frances de la Tour, with whom Mr. Bennett worked on "The History Boys" and "The Habit of Art."
"People" is the sixth of Mr. Bennett's plays to have its premiere at the National Theatre in London. Following its original run there, "The History Boys" transferred to Broadway, winning the Tony Award for best play in 2006, and toured internationally before being turned into a movie, which was also directed by Mr. Hytner and featured Ms. de la Tour in the cast. Mr. Bennett and Mr. Hytner also collaborated on "The Madness of King George," the 1994 movie based on Mr. Bennett's play. "The Habit of Art," which was their last stage production, was broadcast as part of National Theatre Live in 2010.
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U.S. Department of Labor announces more than $100 million in Recovery Act funds to help Ohio's unemployed workers
Total includes nearly $16 million in Trade Adjustment Assistance and grant increase of $1.7 million for laid off auto workers plus UI modernization funds announced yesterday
CLEVELAND While in Ohio, Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis today announced nearly $18 million in funds that will assist this state's workers affected by recent layoffs. Of that amount, $16 million represents newly authorized Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) funds to assist workers who have lost their jobs as a result of foreign trade. The remaining $1,657,746 is an increase modification to an existing grant to assist approximately 700 additional workers affected by layoffs at the Chrysler Twinsburg Stamping Plant.
"The increase in Trade Adjustment Assistance funds will provide vital assistance to more Ohio workers who have lost their jobs as a result of foreign trade," said Secretary Solis. "The grant increase will allow affected workers of the Chrysler Twinsburg Stamping Plant to have access to the same employment-related services that other affected automotive workers in Ohio are receiving."
All affected workers at the Chrysler Twinsburg Stamping Plant have been certified by the Labor Department as eligible for TAA. This grant modification will provide these workers with access to "wrap-around" services that are not available through the TAA program. These services will include assessment, counseling, case management, job search, job placement and follow-up.
On March 27, 2009, the state of Ohio was awarded $8,342,254, with $5,074,749 released initially, to serve approximately 2,428 workers dislocated from the General Motors (GM) Truck Assembly plant located in Moraine, the Chrysler North Assembly plant located in Toledo, the GM Lordstown plant located in Warren and 12 other supplier companies located throughout Ohio. Today's modification will increase the total award for this project to $10,000,000 and will be operated by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.
Resources for this modification to the grant are from the secretary of labor's discretionary fund under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. National Emergency Grants are awarded based on a state's ability to meet specific guidelines. For more information, visit http://www.doleta.gov/NEG/.
Today's announcements follow another yesterday that the U.S. Department of Labor has certified Ohio to receive $88,169,529 in unemployment insurance modernization funding.


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Saturday, October 11, 2008
Dropin' the Lemmon
With several guys coming down from Phoenix, a group ride was in order. The temps were still too warm to ride down low so Lemmon was the venue. Twelve of us would make the run from the top down to Molino Basin. Two flats less than 20 minutes into the ride were later parlayed into 1 torn pair of shorts, one daring Sadcow who cut the ass out of Dane's shorts, two gents riding thru and/or stepping in human feces in the middle of the trail, one run over snake and one very patient rattler.
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Trail Junction: Carter Canyon Trail: Circa 1880's
Trail Steward Cooper demonstrates the importance of a properly irrigated tree
How's that saladito taste, Todd?
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Charles Clifton Pritchard, 84, went to his heavenly home on Thursday, Nov. 10, of natural causes at England Manor Nursing Home in England.
He was born June 14, 1927 to Claud Marion and Alice (Fortune) Pritchard in Little Rock. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Ellen (Hartley) Pritchard, one sister, Ruth (Curtis) DuVall, one brother Horace (Doris) Pritchard and one granddaughter, Jennifer Janette Jones.
He was survived by one son, Larry (Jan) Olsen of Ellicott, Colorado, two daughters, Carolyn (Ralph) Jones of Coy, Arkansas and Linda (Charles) White of North Little Rock, Arkansas; one granddaughter, Laurie (Karl) Schultz of Springfield, Illinois; three grandsons, Jeremy Jones of Memphis, Tennessee, Jason (Paula) Ashworth and Kevin (Mallory) Ashworth of Wichita, Kansas; two great grandsons, Kyle and Nathaniel Ashworth of Wichita, Kansas; one sister, Uldine Ward of Benton, Arkansas and many nieces and nephews. Charles was a charter member and trustee of Victory Baptist Church in Benton, Arkansas. He loved his church family very much and often worked with Dr. Ken Graham, the pastor, in many areas of the church ministries. He felt like he was called to that ministry and it was his heart.
He was a Navy Veteran serving in World War II with the rank of Hospital Corpsman III. He was a Letter Carrier in Little Rock for thirty-eight years before retiring. He was a Reserve Deputy Sheriff in Haskell. He was a Saline County Constable for district 9. Charles was a lifetime member of the NRA and also a lifetime member of National Association of Letter Carriers.
Memorials may be made to Victory Baptist Church in Benton, 5386 Hwy. 67, Arkansas 72015 or Landmark Baptist Church, 501 Stuttgart Hwy., England, Arkansas, 72046.
Services will be at Victory Baptist Church in Benton, Arkansas at 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 by the Rev. Ken Graham and David Jimerson. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m., Friday, November 11 at Roller Ballard Funeral Home in Benton. Burial will be at Salem Cemetery in East End, Arkansas.
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Quest for Tax Education in Non-Accounting Curriculum: A Malaysian Study
This study aims (i) to ascertain the demand for tax education among Malaysian undergraduates from non-accounting disciplines; (ii) to examine the level of tax knowledge among non-accounting undergraduates; (iii) to identify the instructional methods to be used; and (iv) to determine the relevant tax topics to be covered in tax course for the non-accounting curriculum. A questionnaire was given to undergraduates from non-accounting disciplines in three public universities in Malaysia from the month of February to April 2011. Out of the 1,575 questionnaires distributed, 995 usable responses were received and analyzed. This survey found (i) majority of the respondents were in favor of tax education being introduced into non-accounting curriculum as an elective paper; (ii) about 44.9% had little tax knowledge; (iii) the most preferred methods of teaching taxation are case studies and face-to-face classroom learning; and (iv) the topics that the respondents would like to learn the most are personal taxation, tax planning for individual and basic concepts of taxation. The findings provided important insight in order to reform the current education policy, to introduce tax education formally in non-accounting curriculum, as tax education is the pillar that builds a tax literate society. This study could be seen as the first large-scale study conducted after the implementation of self-assessment tax system in Malaysia. Study on tax education from developing country like Malaysia is rare; hence, this study would fill a knowledge gap.
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Every single mixed martial arts fan is familiar with Anderson Silva; his style, technique and composure are just some of the things which have made him one of the greatest fighters and champions to have ever lived.
The most notable aspect of Silva is definitely his taunting, as he attempts to get inside the heads of his opponents - but unfortunately for Anderson, that all came back to haunt him.
UFC 162 took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas in front of over 12,000 fans, and it is safe to say that almost none of them would have expected to see what happened inside that octagon in the main event.
Top contender Chris Weidman was seen as the next fighter in line who would try and fail to dethrone 'The Spider' as Silva has disposed of countless fighters aiming to snatch that title from him. But Weidman finally closed the curtain on Silva's legendary UFC run in what will probably go down as one of the most iconic knockdowns in UFC history.
Silva has been able to get away with a lot in his career, some habits which other coaches may find intolerable, but because he has been just that good he is able to continue. However, Weidman has finally put an end to that as he took advantage of Silva letting his guard down and taunting, only to hit a vicious left-hook on Silva.
That signalled the end; it took 1:18 in round two to finish off Silva and his patience finally paid off. The fans couldn't believe it and many still won't believe it just yet: Chris Weidman is the new UFC Middleweight Champion.
Weidman did believe that he could finish off Silva, especially since Silva was taunting rather than keeping his guard up.
He told Joe Rogan after the bout: "It p****s me off when someone tries to do that to me. I just knew little by little, I was going to creep on him, and when he slept, I was going to get him."
And he did just that, teaching every fighter a lesson that no matter how good you think you are, keep those hands up. So, does this mean we could see a potential rematch between the two?
Probably not, in the post-fight press conference he told the fans: "My legacy for the belt is finished tonight."
Retirement? A long-vacation? Either way Anderson Silva has already signed a 10-fight deal with the UFC. Whether he opts to honour that it remains to be seen, but we cannot rule out a retirement either. Now that he has the pressure of being called the greatest mixed martial artist of all time off his shoulders, perhaps he can move on.
After a loss, a super-fight with either UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre or UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones doesn't make any sense, so at the moment they can be firmly ruled out.
So what is the next best thing for Silva? A lengthy vacation where he can then come back and work his way to the title again, or even set up a clash with fellow Middleweight Michael Bisping in England, which would prove to be a sell-out event in the UK.
After winning countless fights, entertaining us fans for years and piling up the money, Silva does not have anything to really prove and could easily call it a day and still go down as one of the best.
What do you think Anderson Silva will do after his first loss in seven years? Have your say in the comments below.
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Leon E. Gerling, 85
Leon E. Gerling, 85, of 525 W. Bremen St., New Knoxville, passed away at 9:47 a.m. Saturday, July 2, 2011, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital in St. Marys.
He was born on Nov. 5, 1925, in Minster, the son of Frank and Jennie (Bolheimer) Gerling, and they preceded him in death.
On Aug. 2, 1972, he married Rosemary W. (Landwehr) Burris, and she survives in New Knoxville.
He is also survived by his sons, Thomas Gerling of Celina, and Edward Gerling of Winchester, Ind.; stepchildren, Joe (Connie) Gurski of St. Paris, Nancy Burris Anderson of New Bremen, Jeanne Burris (Gary) Hasenkamp of Delphos and Ned (Donna) Burris of Liberty Township; seven grandchildren, Nathan (Jenny), Erin (Josh), Amber, Andrea, Kylie, Ashley and Natasha; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Eileen Lewis of Midwest City, Okla.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Vernon Gerling.
Mr. Gerling was a member of the St. Peter's Church in New Bremen. Leon had owned a Sohio Filling Station in New Bremen for many years and then worked for and retired in 1989 from the Minster Machine Co. in Minster. After retiring, he then worked part time for the Siferd-Hasselman Co. in St. Marys. Leon enjoyed gardening, golfing and attending sporting events. He was awarded the 2008 Fan of the Year by the New Knoxville Rangers Basketball Team. He enjoyed ballroom dancing, playing cards with friends and spending time with friends and family. He especially enjoyed and was proud of building his A-frame house in the woods on Kohler Road, near Wapakoneta.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the St. Peter's Church in New Bremen, with the Rev. Stephen Wills officiating. Burial will follow in the Willow Grove Cemetery, New Bremen. Calling hours will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen and from 2 p.m. until the time of services Wednesday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the church memorial fund or to the charity of the donor's choice.