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After 90 years of loving service to her family and fellow man, Ruth passed away peacefully in her sleep on July 3, 2013 in Salt Lake City, UT.
Ruth was born in Blanding, UT on May 23, 1923 to humble, righteous parents Karl and Pauline Eichenburger.
Ruth was the sixth born of nine children, and she was the last surviving child.
Ruth moved to Salt Lake City, where she met and married her Navy-man, Vernon Thomas Cracroft, a.k.a. Blackie, on March 10, 1942.
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In China's shadow, Gitmo Uighurs languish on Palau
KOROR, Palau (AP) — Ahmat Abdulahad can't help but laugh at the irony of his predicament.
He and five other Chinese Muslims released from America's Guantanamo military prison in 2009 thought they would be living on this remote island for a few months, maybe a year.
But more than three years later, they are still in Palau, and the patience — and funding of this poor nation — is running out. The government has cut Abdulahad's monthly stipend, so he can't pay his bills, not even those from the Palau Power Utility Corp., where he works as a night watchman. So he and his family, inadvertent inhabitants of one of the most beautiful islands in the Pacific, are learning to make do without electricity.
Palau has become a prolonged stopover in what is now a 12-year odyssey for a half dozen men from China's ethnic Uighur minority. They were swept up in Afghanistan as suspected terrorists, held without trial in Guantanamo for more than eight years, then became a cause celebre for Guantanamo opponents in the U.S., who saw them as hapless victims of the anti-terrorism effort and the circumvention of due process in the name of national security.
Now, all but one of them — who quietly managed to make his way to Turkey to join his wife a few months ago — remain stuck on Palau because no one else will take them.
"We are like the pieces in a chess game," Abdulahad, who is 42, said at a small, drab apartment building by the sea where three of the men live with their wives and children. He wears a prosthetic limb because he lost part of his left leg in the air raid when he was captured. "They have played us like that all these years."
Both the men and Palau's president say pressure from China, which says they are terrorists despite their release, is making it impossible for them to find refuge anywhere else. And having met a U.S. federal court order to release them from Guantanamo, U.S. government interest in finding them a permanent home appears to have dried up — though officials say they are doing all they can.
"It's no secret China is very angry with Palau because of the resettlement," President Tommy Remengesau said in a recent interview with The Associated Press, one of his first since taking office in January. "It doesn't take a blind man not to notice that nobody wanted to take these men. The pressure was there from the beginning and the pressure continues to be there. Nobody will be open enough to say that they welcome the Uighurs because of that pressure."
China's Foreign Ministry and national police ministry did not respond to faxed requests for comment about Beijing pressuring other governments not to accept the Uighurs.
The Uighurs come from Xinjiang, an isolated region of western China that borders Afghanistan, Pakistan and six Central Asian nations. They are Turkic-speaking Muslims who say they have long been repressed by the Chinese government. Many want Xinjiang to become independent, and in recent years, some have staged bombings and other attacks, mostly against police, government and military targets.
China considers Uighurs held in Guantanamo to be terrorists and has demanded they be repatriated. But since they would almost certainly face imprisonment or even torture if sent back to China, other countries had to be found. The U.S. refused to grant them asylum. Nearly a dozen now live in Albania, Bermuda, El Salvador and Switzerland. Three remain in custody at the U.S. Navy facility in Cuba.
Palau, a country of 20,000 people that relies heavily on the United States for defense and aid, agreed to take six Uighurs on a temporary basis. The former U.S. trust territory, which became independent in 1994, didn't have much to lose. It is one of the few countries that have diplomatic relations with Taiwan, instead of Beijing, and to sweeten the deal, Washington promised $600,000 to help pay for the men's stay.
But Palau says it has done enough.
"The funds have run out. My government is not in a financial situation to deal with them here," Remengesau said. "Culturally it just doesn't fit. Their religion is different from 99 percent of the people of Palau. It hasn't been an entirely stable situation for us. They're not happy. If they had their choice, they would rather be somewhere else."
Even Palau has felt Beijing's wrath, he said, noting that construction of a beachfront resort being developed by Chinese investors abruptly stopped as soon as the Uighur deal was announced. It is a major eyesore, boarded up and vacant, along the main street of Koror, Palau's biggest town, and just a short walk from a bustling hotel built by Taiwanese developers.
Former President Johnson Toribiong, who was voted out of office in November in part because of allegations that he misused the funds intended for the Uighurs, said he never intended for Palau to be a final destination.
"I assumed that I would be able to take care of them and by the end of my term find them a permanent place to go to," he said.
Last month, Palau's government confirmed that one of the men, Adel Noori, had left the island. According to a local newspaper, Noori made his way to Turkey via Japan. Officials in Palau and Washington say they cannot comment because of security concerns.
In Washington, State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said the United States is working diligently to seek permanent homes for the remaining Uighurs and is "coordinating closely with Palau on matters related to the remaining individuals temporarily resettled there."
But officials on Palau say they are not even sure who to contact in Washington. Special envoy Daniel Fried, who negotiated the Palau deal and was in charge of finding placements for cleared detainees at Guantanamo, was transferred to a new job in January. No replacement has been named, which has been widely seen as more evidence that President Barack Obama's zeal to close Guantanamo — a major campaign promise before his election in 2008 — has waned under congressional opposition.
"We need a timetable, and a plan of action. That's where the frustration comes," Remengesau said. "We are looking for a happy ending. These are human beings. They deserve respect."
For now, the five Uighur men eke by, most working as security guards and making about $500 a month, which is about the poverty level even by Palauan standards. Prospective employers are reluctant to hire them, and if they speak English at all, it is mostly what they picked up in prison. The only other Muslims on Palau are a small number of Bangladeshis.
"When we were released we were very happy," said Abdulghappar Abdulrahman, another of the Uighurs. "But now it is like being in Guantanamo again."
Associated Press writers Matthew Pennington in Washington, D.C., and Jonathan Kaminsky in Olympia, Washington, contributed to this report.
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The founders of Swedish architecture firm In Praise of Shadows were so influenced by Jun'chirō Tanizaki's renowned essay on Japanese aesthetics that they took the title of the essay as their firm's name; applying a Swedish interpretation to the discussions of light, darkness, and the contrasts of tradition and change. Situated outside a forest in Nacka, near Stockholm, this self-contained compound of two buildings provides a house and studio for an artist, designer, and their three children. compound features traditional wooden construction. The architects channeled copious amounts of light through double-height windows at both ends of the house.
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Opposition forces have stepped up attacks on military airports in recent weeks in an effort to whittle-down the Assad regime's air superiority
BEIRUT (AP) — Rebels attacked a sprawling air base in northern Syria on Wednesday as the opposition expanded its offensive on military airports in an attempt to sideline a major weapon in the hands of President Bashar Assad's forces.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the rebel assault on the Taftanaz base was preceded by heavy shelling of the area, and the fighters appeared to be trying to storm the facility. Observatory director Rami Abdul-Rahman described the attack as one "of the most intense" on the airfield.
In the past few weeks, Syrian rebels have stepped up their attacks on airports around the neighboring province of Aleppo, trying to chip away at the government's air power, which poses the biggest obstacle to the opposition fighters' advances. As its control of large swaths of territory has slipped over the past year, the government has increasingly relied on its warplanes and helicopters to strike rebel-held areas.
Several past rebel attempts to capture the Taftanaz base have failed.
The Observatory said Syrian army helicopters were helping defend the airfield against the rebel assault. It added that four rebels were killed in the clashes around the base and that one helicopter was hit by rebel fire.
The Observatory said the rebels attacking Taftanaz base included members of Jabhat al-Nusra, which has been branded a terrorist organization by the US and is affiliated with al-Qaida. The group's fighters have been among the most effective on the rebel side in their battle to oust Assad.
On Tuesday, clashes between government troops and rebels forced the international airport in Aleppo to stop all flights in and out of Syria's largest city.
Rebels have been fighting for control of Aleppo since launching an offensive on the city over the summer. The fight over the commercial hub has turned into a bloody stalemate, although rebels have captured large swathes of territory in the surrounding Aleppo province west and north of the city up to the Turkish border.
The rebels have been attacking three other airports in the Aleppo area, including the Mannagh military helicopter base near the Turkish border. They have posted dozens of videos online that appear to show fighters shooting mortars, homemade rockets and sniper rifles at targets inside the bases.
The Local Coordination Committees, another activist group, said rebels Wednesday bombarded the Mannagh air base, which has been subjected to almost daily attacks since late last month.
The Observatory and the LCC said Syrian army warplanes bombed several Damascus suburbs including Maadamiyeh, where they said there were casualties.
The Observatory also reported that eight shells struck the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk in the capital forcing some of the residents to flee the area that is mostly in the hands of rebels.
Anti-regime activists say more than 45,000 people have been killed since the uprising against Assad began in March 2011. Since then, it has evolved into a full-scale civil war with scores of armed groups across the country fighting regime forces.
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Gov. Dave Heineman, University of Nebraska President James B. Milliken and Nebraska State College System Chancellor Stan Carpenter today announced that they have joined in a proposed compact that would help ensure a strong higher education system in Nebraska, including continued affordable access to education for Nebraska students and families.
Under the agreement, Governor Heineman is proposing a biennial state budget that funds the university and state colleges at a level that would allow them to freeze tuition for Nebraska students for the next two years. Under the Governor's funding recommendations, the university's state appropriation would increase from $498 million this year to $541 million in fiscal year 2015 – an average increase of 4.2 percent per year over the biennium. This would be the first increase in state support to the university in some time; NU's state appropriations have been essentially flat for the past five years.
The state college system's appropriation would increase from $45.5 million now to $49.6 million in fiscal year 2015.
If the Legislature approves the Governor's budget proposal, the university and state colleges have will freeze tuition for Nebraska students attending UNL, UNK, UNO, UNMC, Chadron State, Wayne State and Peru State for 2013-14 and 2014-15. At the university, tuition would be frozen for all Nebraska students – whether undergraduate or graduate, on-campus or online.
Based on a 10-year history of tuition increases at NU, students would save an estimated $1,000 over the next two years.
"In Nebraska, we understand that education is the great equalizer and that's why education is a priority for me," Governor Heineman said. "Investing in education is important to Nebraska's future. It is also critical that our postsecondary institutions manage their resources efficiently to control their costs."
Milliken said, "I want to thank Governor Heineman for his commitment to investing in higher education in Nebraska. State support is crucial to sustaining the priorities of a great University of Nebraska system – including affordable access to high-quality education. The investment recommended by the Governor will put us in a strong position to continue to serve Nebraskans, and I am grateful for his leadership in recognizing the important role higher education plays in economic competitiveness. I look forward to discussing the affordability compact with members of the Legislature and others."
(Read President Milliken's letter to all NU employees about the affordability compact here.)
Milliken noted that there has never been a more important time for the Governor and Legislature to invest in higher education. In the next few years, two-thirds of all jobs in Nebraska will require education beyond high school, meaning Nebraska must produce many more college graduates to meet the needs of the 21st-century workforce if it is to remain competitive.
State appropriations comprise two-thirds of NU's state-aided budget, so a stable base of state funds is a key ingredient to the university's ability to continue to ensure affordable access. The university also depends on support from the state to support other priorities, including competitive salaries and benefits for employees, leading academic programs and others. The recent trend of flat state appropriations is not sustainable if NU is to remain both competitive and affordable, Milliken said. The Governor's funding recommendation represents a renewed commitment to state investment in higher education and would help sustain a great university and ensure that a college education is within reach for Nebraskans.
Governor Heineman and Milliken worked to develop the affordability compact proposal in recent weeks; once details were completed, the Governor contacted Carpenter about a similar compact with the state colleges.
"I readily agreed with the idea of a compact that would provide the NSCS with an appropriation level that would allow us to freeze tuition," Carpenter said. "It is good for our students; it is good for our colleges; and it is good for Nebraska. Our student body at the state colleges will save over $1 million the first year when compared to an average tuition increase. Students can graduate on time with less debt. This compact with the state is an important step in assuring that our three colleges can continue to provide thousands of opportunities."
In 2009, Nebraska reorganized its preschool through college (P-16) initiative to strengthen the education the state provides to Nebraska students. Under the Governor's leadership, one of the goals of the P-16 Initiative is to provide affordable access for Nebraska students to attend the state's postsecondary institutions.
Melissa Lee
Director of Communications,
University of Nebraska


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RICHMOND, Va. – It's every baseball players dream to get the chance to play for a Major League Baseball team. On Wednesday afternoon, VCU junior pitcher Kyle Haynes moved one step closer to reaching that dream.
The Stafford, Va., native was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 20th round on the final day of the 2012 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Haynes is the first player in VCU program history to ever be selected by the Pirates.
Haynes has been a mainstay in the Rams rotation since arriving on campus in the fall of 2009, making at least 10 starts in all three seasons.
In 2012, Haynes started off the year as the team's Friday night starter, a role coveted by college pitchers across the country. Down the stretch, the right-handed pitcher did whatever was asked of the coaching staff to help his team earn a berth in the Colonial Athletic Association tournament. Haynes served as the Sunday starter over the last four weeks of CAA play, helping guide the Rams to four-straight series victories and ultimately secure a spot in tournament play.
The junior's best performance of the season came in his last outing for the Rams in 2012, throwing 8 2/3rds innings in an elimination game against Towson in the CAA Tournament.
He finished the season with a 4.45 ERA, 4-4 record while throwing a team-high 93.0 innings. Haynes also led the team in strikeouts, with 73, and limited the opposition to a .280 average against.
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I have two items published today about how governments and other tax‐consumers use taxpayer dollars to lobby the government to get more taxpayer dollars. Politico Arena asks, "Will the public warm up to the health care law?" My reply:
I'm amused — at best — that the vast United States government is using my tax dollars to try to persuade voters that the signature legislative accomplishment of the president's term is actually a good idea. Search Google for the term "Obamacare," and the first paid link is for healthcare.gov, a government propaganda site for the Affordable Care Act. They're also using Medicare.gov that way. And roping in poor old Andy Griffith for a TV ad that Factcheck.org says uses "weasel words" to "mislead" seniors.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said the administration had a "lot of reeducation to do." If administration officials were confident that their health care scheme was a good idea, they wouldn't need to spend tax dollars — in a year when the deficit exceeds $1.5 trillion — to try to sell it to the citizens. And this raises a real question for democratic governance: Are the people supposed to tell policymakers what policies they want, or should policymakers use the people's money to tell them what they should want?
Meanwhile, at the Britannica Blog I cite other examples of tax‐funded lobbying:
Between broadcasts of "Downton Abbey" and "Frontline," PBS viewers are implored to call their congressman and keep the money flowing. Public radio websites blare "Protect KCRW, Write your representative, write your senator." Announcements on the radio carry the same message.…
My colleague Richard Rahn complains, "Taxpayer dollars are also used to fund international organizations, which, in turn, lobby the U.S. Congress for not only more money for themselves, but also for higher taxes on the American people."…
The Hill newspaper reported in 2009, "Auto companies and eight of the country's biggest banks that received tens of billions of dollars in federal bailout money spent more than $20 million on lobbying Washington lawmakers in the first half of this year." Later in the year the Huffington Post found, "Twenty‐five top recipients of government bailout funds spent more than $71 million on lobbying in the year since they were rescued."
And I ask:
Lobbying is constitutionally protected. The First Amendment guarantees not just freedom of speech and of the press but also "the right of the people…to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." But does that mean the government itself has a right to petition itself for a piece of the pie?


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WAPELLO - Two southeast Missouri men face 74 counts and over $43,000 in fines and civil damages for the alleged unlawful harvest of shovelnose sturgeon on the Mississippi River in Louisa County.
Robert Housman, 43, of Sikeston MO, was charged with 35 counts of unlawful take and possession of shovelnose sturgeon and two counts of setting entanglement gear (commercial fishing nets) in a closed zone for a total of $3,671.25 in fines. The state is also seeking $18,000 in liquidated damages from Housman.
Michael Dye, 39, of Charleston MO was charged with 34 counts of unlawful take and possession of shovelnose sturgeon, two counts of setting entanglement gear (commercial fishing nets) in a closed zone, and one count of no commercial fishing license for a total of $3,772.50 in fines. The state is also seeking $18,000 in liquidated damages from Dye.
Officers also seized a commercial fishing boat/outboard motor and commercial fishing nets. The estimated value of the gear is approximately $40,000.
On October 14th, Officers observed Housman and Dye on pool 18 of the Mississippi River, near lock and dam 17, setting nets designed to catch shovelnose sturgeon. The season allowing commercial harvest of shovelnose sturgeon on the Mississippi river begins Oct. 15. Officers monitored the activity of the two men over the next 20 hours and observed as the two harvested sturgeon out of the illegally placed nets and allegedly transported fish under the Iowa length limit of 27" into Illinois waters, where the legal length limit is 24".
An initial court appearance has been scheduled for November 21.
Shovelnose sturgeon are commercially harvested largely for the value of their eggs, which can be worth as much as $100 per pound.
Interest and sometimes illegal activity in harvesting sturgeon has increased since the mid-1990s when the Russian caviar market began having a difficult time meeting demand.
"When prices get high, it is possible for people to make $4,000 to $5,000 a day harvesting roe (the fish eggs used for caviar). The regulations we have in place are essential in maintaining a sustainable fishery. Unregulated, over-harvest is what damaged the Russian caviar market," said DNR Conservation Officer Joe Fourdyce.
Fourdyce said that sturgeon, unlike other fish, do not begin producing eggs until they are about four years old which is why there is a 27-inch length limit.
"Substantial harvest of fish under this size can have a dramatic and long-lasting negative impact on the fishery which is why these regulations are so important in protecting the resource," said Fourdyce.
DNR Conservation Officers involved with the case were Ben Schlader, Joe Fourdyce, Dan Henderson, Tom Campbell and Paul Kay.


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MLB, MLBPA officially announced harsher penalties for PED cheats
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Tired of drug cheats, players made their voices heard this spring. New union boss Tony Clark and the owners agreed to the first significant alteration of the drug policy since 2006, coming down harder on PED users.
Friday, MLB and the MLBPA officially announced increased drug penalties — 80 games (up from 50) for first offense, 162 games (up from 100) for second offense. A player suspended for PEDs at any point during the regular season is not eligible for the postseason or a postseason share. They were already ineligible to participate in the all-star game.
Players will not be paid for difference between 183-day season and 162-game schedule, fixing a loophole that permitted Alex Rodriguez to be paid a portion of his contract this season.
According to the press release, blood collections for hGH detection will increase to 400 random collections per year, in addition to the 1,200 mandatory collections conducted during spring training. Every player whose suspension for a performance-enhancing substance is upheld will be subject to six additional unannounced urine collections, and three additional unannounced blood collections, during every subsequent year of his entire career.


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A popular infant activity center is being recalled after dozens of reported injuries. The Consumer Products Safety Commission has received reports of bruises, lacerations and a skull fracture resulting from the impact of a small yellow sun toy on the Baby Einstein Activity Jumper.
This recall includes Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumpers with model number 90564.
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Derek Jeter: Renaissance Man
The Yankees played a spirited game of long ball yesterday, smacking a total of five home runs en route to beating the Texas Rangers 12-5, taking the weekend series in Arlington.
The offensive explosion was capped with a six-run eighth inning. Four of those six runs came off the bat of Francisco Cervelli, who clobbered a grand slam home run to straight away centerfield. It was only Cervelli's second career home run (his first came in June 2009 against Atlanta).
Mark Teixeira supplied the power for the other two runs in the eighth, clubbing a two-run homer following Cervelli's slam. It marked Teixeira's ninth home run on the year.
Curtis Granderson also went yard, his 11th home run of the year. Granderson now leads the American League in home runs, his swing reinvented. It's safe to say Granderson, who clipped together a 30-homer year in 2009, has a legitimate chance to do it again this year.
But the real home run story of the day was Derek Jeter. The Captain, who had no home runs coming into yesterday's game, went deep twice; two solo home runs, one in the fifth and the other in the seventh.
Jeter has now hit safely in eight of his last 10 games and has pushed his season average up to a somewhat respectable .276. The Captain is also 40 hits away from joining the exclusive 3,000 hits club, sitting on 2,960 hits for his career.
Scott Stanford, a sports anchor for WNBC New York who covers the Yankees, tweeted, "Jeter! The guy dates numbers 2-7 on Maxim's Hot 100 List, has more money than some countries, 5 Titles, and just when you think he's done…"
I couldn't agree more. He had a Renaissance or a rebirth; it was shades of old for the Captain, swinging the bat like he did when he was younger. Jeter was, what you could call, the Renaissance man yesterday. However, what most people sometimes fail to understand is that the term Renaissance man has a certain meaning and connotation.
"Renaissance man" is used to describe a person who is well-educated, and excels at a wide variety of subjects or fields. There's no question, the Yankee Captain fits that description.
There is no need to explain Jeter's numerous accomplishments on the baseball diamond. They speak for themselves. I could go on all day listing every title and every award he has ever won.
But his love life; as Stanford elegantly said, "The guy dates numbers 2-7 on the Maxim Top 100 list." There is certainly a level of success when you consider every model and every beautiful woman Jeter has been romantically linked to.
That, to me, is what makes him a Renaissance man.
Like his titles and accolades, it's like a broken needle (pointless) listing every woman the Captain has dated. From Mariah Carey to Vanessa Minnillo; from Jessica Biel to Jessica Alba, the man has been with the best of them.
But now, in the final years of his career, has he finally settled down with one?
Minka Kelly has been Jeter's girlfriend since May 2008. By my estimation, of all the Jeter girls, she has been with him for the longest amount of time. Rumors swirled in January of 2010 the two were going to wed in November after the season ended, but Kelly told GQ Magazine that "she wasn't tying the knot anytime soon."
The Editor-in-Chief of Hollywoodlife.com said of Kelly, "It's clear she is devoted to him (Jeter). She goes to probably every game of his that her schedule allows. Being a celebrity herself, she'll understand the pressures of fame. It's helpful when you're as under the spotlight as Derek Jeter is, to have a girlfriend who does understand what that's like."
Here is my interpretation:
They will get married, but not until he is done playing.
This month marks their fourth year together and after this year, Jeter only has two years (potentially three) left on his contract with the Yankees. I think they will remain together for those final two or three years and when he retires, they will go to the altar and say "I do" to one another.
Right now, Jeter just doesn't have enough time to be a husband. The baseball season starts in April (in this year's case late March) and ends in September. The Yankees are usually playing in the postseason in October, giving Jeter another month of work.
During the months of the off-season, Jeter probably has time for her; I'm sure they spend Christmas and Thanksgiving together and with their respective families.
But just because it's the off-season, it doesn't mean he isn't working.
Jeter has his Turn 2 Foundation, a philanthropic endeavor he set up to help kids stay away from drugs and alcohol. He wanted to reward kids who turned away from drugs and alcohol and chose healthy lifestyles. The Turn 2 Foundation also features programs that reward kids for excelling in academic studies and extracurricular activities.
The Captain has to attend a number of events his foundation puts on. Most of those events, in all likelihood, go on during the off-season when Jeter has time.
Not only that, but he (and every player, for that matter) needs to go to the gym to prep for Spring Training, which starts in February. Jeter must keep his body in shape for the season; especially at his age of 36 (he will turn 37 on June 26 this year). Maintaining a good body is a huge part of an athlete's life, and Jeter is no exception.
Even when he isn't working, he's working. And it goes both ways.
Kelly is an actress and a model. As the Editor of Hollywoodlife.com said, "She goes to as many of his games as her schedule allows." Undoubtedly she is just as busy as he is. Photo shoots and time in front of the camera make up her schedule at this point in her life.
When Jeter retires there's no telling what he will do. He has said he will never be a manager; he has no desire to lead a team in that way. As Captain of the Yankees he leads by example and a manager cannot go out and play the game for the team.
Broadcasting? Doubtful. Jeter has always been a soft-spoken individual; he has never been all that critical or analytical of anything he or the team does. I cannot picture him sitting in a broadcast booth looking out at the infield dirt of Yankee Stadium, knowing the fans in the seats once worshipped him while he stood there.
Perhaps he will continue with his Turn 2 Foundation and continue to pursue philanthropy. He can also serve as a special instructor or advisor to the Yankees – just as some other Yankee greats such as Reggie Jackson and Yogi Berra do.
Whatever he does, I get the feeling he will find work. And when he is finished with his daily grind, the Captain will be able to come home and utter that oh-so-familiar phrase, and that question all spouses ask, to Kelly:
"Honey, I'm home. So, how was your day?"


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Rapids closing in on Argentine playmaker
The Colorado Rapids are closing in on signing a young Argentine playmaker who fits into the club's move toward a more free-flowing, South American style of play, technical director Paul Bravo said Wednesday night.
Bravo shared those details – without naming the player – while talking to supporters of the MLS club at a preseason mixer at LoDo Irish pub Fado.
"We've been looking for a No. 10," said Bravo, referring to the revered jersey number worn by the likes of Pele and Lionel Messi. "Hopefully in the next few days, there will be some exciting news to share."
Answering questions from a small group of fans after addressing the whole room, Bravo shared a bit more: the player is about 22, "a young kid" coming off a contract who can play forward or on the flanks.
Bravo, who was given a three-year extension Wednesday as the Rapids' head of soccer operations, said the team's "biggest thing right now" under new coach Oscar Pareja is "mining South America."
The Rapids recently signed attacking midfielder Jaime Castrillon, 28, of Colombia.
And the team has made it clear it is not done making roster moves.
South Americans, Bravo said, can adapt quickly to MLS play. He cited Colombian midfielder David Ferreira of FC Dallas, Argentine midfielder Javier Morales of Real Salt Lake and Colombian forward Freddy Montero of the Seattle Sounders.
"These are exciting players to watch – the kind of players people want to pay to see," Bravo said. "Why wouldn't we want to do that? Our fans want to see that. Fans around the league want to see that."
And, he added, such players can be affordable.
So where does that leave Conor Casey, a target forward who, at 30, is recovering from a ruptured left Achilles tendon?
Bravo said he sees the former Denver South High standout fitting in very well, noting his nice passing touch for a big man.
He said Casey should still be good for 12 to 15 goals a season when healthy. However, Bravo said Casey is still about two months from returning. (The season begins March 10).
The supporters forum provided fans their first brush with Pareja, who talked about his own commitment to the game as a fan, going to matches in Colombia as a 10 year old after church on Sundays with his father.
Rapids captain Pablo Mastroeni, who suffered a concussion late in the season that kept him out of the playoffs, also attended.
Pareja shared an anecdote about his introduction to the 35-year-old former U.S. Men's National Team regular. The new coach asked the veteran, "Do you think you can be better?"
Mastroeni's reply: "I'm not in retirement mode. I want to be better."
Eric Gorski is a Denver Post staff writer, Rapids season ticket holder and member of the Class VI supporters group.


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The first signs of Thanksgiving
This is Keely, your on-the-scene reporter, interrupting my mother's regularly scheduled blogging to bring you this update on how early preparations Thanksgiving are coming along here in the Netz Family. As you can see, cooking fans, today was the first big push for the big day, as indicated by the commencement of bread baking.
As you can see, the photograph above is of the bread in its rising state. I decided to get an early start on it this year because for some reason completely unknown to me, I have it in my head that baking bread takes 4 hours. I don't know where I got this from at all. This usually means that I start bread the night before Thanksgiving at about 8 PM, and then realize that I'm missing a key ingredient, generally something that can't be faked from the usual kitchen supplies. Year before last, I went to the grocery store the Wednesday before Thanksgiving not just once, but twice. Not my bright shining moment.
The bread (and bread dough) shown is this recipe from King Arthur Flour. I've made it once before and I really like it, but I will say two things about it. First, when I make it, it takes about 2/3 that much flour, for whatever reason. Second, I, at least, have to make the rolls smaller than I think I should.
Well, I guess I actually have one more thing to say, which is that you should make sure you have powdered milk and potato flakes before you start this. This was something I failed miserably at the first time (please, see above about realizing that I don't have everything after it's too late).
Also, also (I seem to have a lot to say about this recipe for only having two things to say), I don't in fact melt the butter and apply it with a pastry brush. I just use a stick of butter and apply it directly. That's just laziness, though, and not actually something that should make any difference whatsoever.
Anyway (apparently I'm a rambling reporter), Thanksgiving preparations are swimming along fairly well here, but I've left out one of the surest signs that Thanksgiving is on it's way.
This is my Christmas cactus. As you can see, the poor dear thing is clearly confused and every year, it blooms at Thanksgiving, instead of at Christmas. Well, it's about to bloom again, clearly signifying that the season is upon us, and also signifying that my plant, unsurprisingly, doesn't know what day of the year it is.
Well, I guess your reporter is signing off. I hope all of you have a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving, and I hope that your preparations are going at least as well as mine. Hopefully, yours are going without the part where you run out of everything, or the part where you set the oven on fire - twice (I'll tell you all about that one another time. That story is also known as "The Reason that Taurus is in Charge of Cooking the Turkey"). Have a blessed holiday, everyone.


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Hey everyone. Slightly a beginner here but I'm doing Computer Science in high school. I use JCreator to write my codes and I just need a little help with the logic I need to use and some functions I would need to use.
The task:
First we made a code on inputting numbers using InputStreamReader and what the program had to do was create a multiplication table of numbers.
First it had to ask for which number you want to multiply by -- let's say 5
Then, it asked from which value you want to start multiplying -- let's say 2
Finally, it asked for the last number in which the program would stop multiplying -- let's say 10
basically it printed out
then it stopped.
What I need to do now is to create an if function which asks that once that is completed, if the user wants to continue running that program. The program will keep running unless the user gives a command for it to stop.
Also, my teacher recommended me to use methods and functions instead of doing everything in the public static void main.
here's the code
import java.io.*; public class ForLoop { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { InputStreamReader in=new InputStreamReader(System.in); BufferedReader strbuf=new BufferedReader(in); System.out.println("Enter table for: "); int number=Integer.parseInt(strbuf.readLine()); System.out.println("The number you have entered is: "+number); System.out.println("Enter first value: "); int first=Integer.parseInt(strbuf.readLine()); System.out.println("The first value you have entered is: "+first); System.out.println("Enter last value: "); int last=Integer.parseInt(strbuf.readLine()); System.out.println("The last value you have entered is: "+last); for(int initial=first;initial<=last;initial++) { System.out.println(initial + "X" + number + "=" + (initial * number)); } } }
any ideas?


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As a sexual health educator, I am very concerned with the current state of sex education in the United States. Even though there has been a push towards abstinence-only sex education through government sponsored programs; there are a number of organizations fighting for comprehensive sex education for adolescents.
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Admittedly, when I think of the word "sexy" the last thing that comes to mind is the GOP. Words and phrases that do come to mind when I think of the Republican Party are sexual repression, anti-choice, Puritanical, outdated, chauvinistic, and theocracy.
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PHILADELPHIA – After the All-Star break the Phillies had a stretch where they needed 17 days to muster two wins.
Thursday night they made it two walk-off wins in 24 hours.
After struggling yet again while facing a rookie starting pitcher, the Phils were able to take advantage of three veteran relievers in the eighth and ninth innings, with Domonic Brown slashing a walk-off single to right that scored Michael Young and have the Phillies a 5-4 victory.
Brown's winner came after the struggling Young had a little luck on his side when his two-out dribbler scooted past Colorado closer Rafael Betancourt for an infield single that scored Jimmy Rollins – who was at third base because the Rockies bizarrely allowed him to take third base without even feigning an attempt to keep him honest after his two-out double down the right-field line.
Betancourt, who blew a ninth-inning lead Wednesday as the Phils rallied for a 4-3 win, left the game with an apparent injury after Young's game-tying hit. That forced Jeff Francis to come in cold and prepare for Utley and Brown. Francis walked Utley, setting up Brown's heroics.
The Phils trailed 4-1 entering the eighth after Chad Bettis got the start for the Rockies. If you never had heard of Chad Bettis prior to his being the scheduled starter, it's not a surprise. He was called up earlier this month and this was just his fifth big-league start.
Inexperience, however, is golden when it comes to pitching against the 2013 Phillies.
The right-hander, who gave up eight runs to Baltimore in his last start, surrendered just one run over 5 1/3 innings in this one. Wilton Lopez took care of finishing the sixth and seventh before handing it over to Josh Outman and Matt Belisle in the eighth. That's when Darin Ruf, who was 3-for-26 with runners in scoring position entering this plate appearance, smashed a two-run homer to left, cutting Colorado's lead to 1.


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Simultaneous to the children's group, professional grief specialists present weekly topics to parents and family members to guide and support them in helping their children, as well as caring for themselves, through this painful experience of grief.
Registration and a completed application are required for acceptance into the program, whose enrollment is limited to 32 children. We ask that children attend all eight sessions. There is no fee since it is part of our mission to provide services like this to the communities we serve.
Ordinarily, in the child's best interest, we advise waiting to enter the program until her or she is at least three months' bereaved.


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This post is all about things I've learned recently.
1. I've learned that maybe I don't have as much tact as I once thought. With this Chase Giving Contest going on, I've nearly lost my mind trying to come up with ways to get people to vote. I've hustled votes at the funeral home, at church, in Target to complete strangers texting on their iPhones. I even pulled out my phone in the middle of a prayer at Bible School to check the rankings. Winning $20,000 for kids in Congo is evidently worth my eternal soul. (And seriously- if you haven't voted, we can't be friends anymore. Today is the last day to vote- and I'd really like to keep YOU as a friend)
2. If you start your day with a kid covered in poop and poop all over the playpen, you can guarantee it's going to be a crappy day. We may never fully get rid of intestinal parasites in Miles.
3. Home bikini wax = brutality. Seriously kids, do NOT try this at home!
4. Children grow up faster than you think. Last night I heard my 6 year old on the phone with a friend she was trying to invite to Bible School. Once the girl committed to going, they launched into a discussion of "What are you going to wear?" Followed by, "I don't know, what are you going to wear?" I thought I had years before she started doing this! Where did the years go???
5. 95 degree heat makes me lose my motivation to clean my house. And my children. I realized yesterday that the only "bathing" they'd done all week was in the pool. Please, no one call the authorities on me.
6. I've learned that you can scrimp on hair products for Caucasian hair. 99 cent Suave will do the trick. Not so with African American hair products. You get what you pay for.
7. A date night out with the hubby will do wonders for a girl. We've only been on 2 other dates since Miles has been home. I didn't realize how that will wear on a couple!
8. We also realized when we were out as a twosome how nice it was to not have everyone staring at us all the time. I know that having a family that looks like ours does invite stares and stupid comments, but I'd forgotten how relaxing it is to just fly under the radar.
9. I've learned that my one day of babysitting a week is my favorite day of the week. I look forward to it like no other. Wonder what that says about me as a mother? Ah, who cares what that says about me. I love my day off.
10. My husband used to actually read this blog. A few months ago, I learned that he doesn't really anymore. He does, however, still say that he reads. (And maybe he does, like once a month or so) So in order to "learn" more about his reading habits, I am going to post the following picture of him and see how long it takes him to notice that it's up. My guess is somewhere around late August? I've looked everywhere for the picture of him from Halloween two years ago dressed up as the Devo guy from the 1980's 'Whip It' video, but I can't find it. Plus- my husband has a business to run in this town and they may ride him out on a rail if that picture got out! If you know us in real life, do NOT fill him in on this little experiment. Man, I love that boy!
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