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Bernard Anderson, a pathbreaking African-American economist, understands the importance of rhetoric. He was up front at the Lincoln Memorial when Martin Luther King Jr. gave his historic "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963. And he was in the audience on the Howard University campus in 1965 to hear President Johnson deliver a grim view of the state of black America and declare war on "past injustice and present prejudice."
So Anderson had high hopes as he sat at home in Pennsylvania watching President Obama deliver his second Inaugural Address this year. He wanted Obama to acknowledge that even five decades after Johnson's stirring oration, African-Americans in today's America still struggle against discrimination. And when the president started talking about "We, the people," the veteran civil-rights champion grew excited. "As he was going through 'We, the people' and 'We, the people,' my heart started to beat," Anderson said. But just as fast, his spirits sank. "I didn't find me among the people he was talking about."
Eleven days later, Anderson—an early supporter and fundraiser for Obama, an Obama delegate in 2008, and an expert on economic disparities who has been called to the Obama White House several times—allowed himself to vent his frustration and call for more high-level attention to the black community's economic challenges.
"I do see this president as one who now is ready to lay out a legacy."—Avis Jones-DeWeever, National Council of Negro Women
Grumbling that he had heard "not a single blessed word on race" in the Inaugural Address, Anderson told attendees at the fourth annual African-American Economic Summit at Howard, "I believe now is the time for the president to find his voice, summon his courage, and use some of his political capital to eliminate racial inequality in American economic life." To applause, he added, "We cannot let the president off the hook in the second term. Black people gave him a pass in the first term.... He is not going to run for anything. He doesn't deserve a pass anymore."
In those few moments at the microphone, Anderson gave voice to the inner turmoil shared by so many African-Americans. Thrilled beyond words at seeing a proudly black man in the Oval Office, they almost don't want to admit they want still more. But they know they have to be exceedingly careful in pushing Obama to talk more about—and do more for—black Americans still reeling from a recession that hit them harder than anyone else.
Wanting more is why so many blacks, from the barbershops and street corners to the think tanks and highest levels of academe, are investing so much in the belief that Obama has been liberated by his reelection to become more of a champion for his community. "That's what African-Americans out in the world believe," said Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo., former chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus. "I can't tell you how often I heard that, particularly during the campaign." Cleaver said he still keeps hearing, "In the second term, we're going to get the 'real' Barack Obama, and by 'real,' they mean that, I guess, he's going to show up in a dashiki."
Just because that view is widely shared in the black community does not make it so, of course. Cleaver responds, "The president was who he was in the first term. And it would be foolish for me or any CBC member to give them the impression that the nation and the world will see some kind of reincarnation of Eldridge Cleaver and Huey Newton." But many African-American leaders still hope there is some truth in the widespread belief. "Will President Obama find his voice in this term? My answer is yes," said Lorenzo Morris, a Howard University political-science professor. "He won't have a big stick to carry with it, but it will be a voice that I think will be a little clearer."
That hope springs from the reality of daily life for many African-Americans. The Great Recession may be over for the country as a whole, but they aren't feeling the recovery. Black unemployment remains double that for whites. The median income gap between white and black households has hit a record high. Blacks have half the access to health care as whites. The gap in homeownership is wider today than it was in 1990. African-Americans are twice as likely as whites to have suffered foreclosure.
The list goes on: Net wealth for black families dropped by 27.1 percent during the recession. One in 15 African-American men is incarcerated, compared with one in 106 white men. Blacks make up 38 percent of inmates in state and federal prisons. Although only 13.8 percent of the U.S. population, African-Americans represent 27 percent of those living below the poverty line.
It is a grim picture—and one that administration policymakers know well. They insist the White House has attacked the stubborn problems with an array of policies, some of them through executive-branch actions and more through legislative proposals.
Avis Jones-DeWeever, executive director of the National Council of Negro Women, thinks there is a chance we will hear more from Obama on these issues now that he has secured another four years. "I do think it is probably realistic that in his first term he was a bit more cautious than one might expect him to be in this term," she toldNational Journal soon after she and other black leaders met with Obama at the White House. "I do see this president as one who now is ready to lay out a legacy.... Though he is still facing a significant amount of challenge [from Congress], he has finally—it took him a minute to get it—but I think he has finally got the hang of the effective use of the bully pulpit."
At that White House meeting, which lasted more than two hours on Feb. 21, the Rev. Al Sharpton, president of the National Action Network, drew laughter from Obama and his fellow activists when he found a folksy way to defend the president from charges he didn't talk enough in his first term about black issues:
"I had a friend when we were in school who told me he was going on a kosher diet. He converted his religion. We went to eat, and he ordered a ham sandwich. I said, 'You can't eat that.' He said, 'Why?' I said, 'That is pork.' He said, 'No, no, no. Pork is pork chops or pork loin. I said, 'No, you don't have to call it pork for it to be pork. It is still pork.' " The lesson, Sharpton said, is simple: "Some things he's done, it may not have been called 'black.' But it affected us. It was still pork."
Jones-DeWeever said that Sharpton, who sat directly across the table from the president in the Roosevelt Room, was also very forceful in characterizing much of the criticism of Obama's first term as misguided. "Reverend Sharpton makes a very good point that the president has been critiqued by certain very loud elements of the black community who have argued the president hasn't pursued a black agenda," she said. "And Reverend Sharpton pointed out in this meeting that it is not the president's responsibility to define a black agenda. He is the president. It is the responsibility of advocates to define the agenda and then push it forward.... That's what we do."
"The president was who he was in the first term."—Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo., former chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus
From the start, Obama has steered clear of the notion that he has any special responsibility to the African-American community. Asked that question in 2011, he told NPR, "I have a special responsibility to look out for the interests of every American. That's my job as president of the United States. And I wake up every morning trying to promote the kinds of policies that are going to make the biggest difference for the most number of people so that they can live out their American dream."
Inevitably, answers like that draw criticism from some African-Americans. But the critics have found little traction in a community still in awe of having one of its own win the presidency. Princeton University professor Cornel West drew stinging rebukes when he told the Democracy Now! radio program that last year's election had been won by "a Rockefeller Republican in blackface." West and his partner in excoriating Obama, PBS host Tavis Smiley, find themselves increasingly marginalized because their attacks on the president have been so overheated. Their critique has been discounted "because it has been so very personal," said Fredrick Harris, director of the Institute for Research in African-American Studies at Columbia University, who keeps his criticism focused on the issues he believes Obama is giving short shrift.
Harris noted that the president used Martin Luther King's bible at his swearing-in and featured Medgar Evers's widow, Myrlie Evers, at the inauguration. But Harris also craves more substance. "You had all these symbolic gestures that are connected to the civil-rights past," he said. "But there is not enough focus or attention, particularly policy-wise, on addressing the legacies of racial inequality in this country." He noted an ongoing study, conducted at the University of Pennsylvania by professor Daniel Q. Gillion, showing that Obama spoke less about race in his first two years than any other Democratic president since 1961. As The New York Times noted in October, "From racial profiling to mass incarceration to affirmative action, his comments have been sparse and halting."
Anderson, the economist whose heart sank while watching the inauguration, was assistant secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration, in charge of enforcing affirmative action for government contracts. An adviser to the National Urban League and an emeritus professor of economics at the Wharton School, he remains a strong supporter of Obama's. But Anderson yearns for the president to gain his voice on racial issues, as he did during a memorable speech in Philadelphia during the 2008 campaign. He finds it sad that Obama "evidently does not want to be labeled as a president who is consumed by racial inequality in this country." And the view "that an African-American president must remain silent on this issue? That's an abomination," Anderson says. "We can't tolerate that."
It did not go unnoticed that Obama steered clear of inner cities and predominantly African-American communities in his first term and his reelection campaign. An analysis of campaign travel by National Journal's Beth Reinhard ("Beyond the Trail") found that Obama did not campaign in any of the 100 counties with the highest jobless rates. The president went to Cleveland, Detroit, Miami, New York City, and Philadelphia during the campaign, but primarily for fundraisers. Typical was his visit to the famed Apollo Theater in Harlem last year for a fundraising event made memorable not for his talk about poverty or race but for his brief riff on an Al Green song.
Of course, a president's campaign schedule is mostly dictated by electoral realities. Obama had already locked up the black vote. The keys to victory were the suburban counties. And that meant more presidential visits to Ohio's Montgomery County around Dayton than to Cleveland's Hough neighborhood.
Even at the White House, Obama shied away from discussing race, with only a few exceptions, in his first term. At a July 2009 press conference, he lashed out at the Cambridge, Mass., police department for arresting Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., an African-American, as he tried to enter his own home. The police, Obama said, "acted stupidly." To quell the ensuing furor, the president invited Gates and the arresting officer to the White House for a "beer summit" aimed at turning the controversy into a "teachable moment."
"Simply talking about race is not as important as actually working toward equality."—Valerie Jarrett, White House adviser
Three years later, he reacted to the shooting death in Florida of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin by a private citizen who found the black teen's presence in his neighborhood suspicious. "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon," the emotional president said.
But those two statements were just about it for the first four years, when the uber-cautious "post-racial" Obama was front and center. Typical was his comment in a 2009 interview with the Detroit Free Press and USA Today. "The most important thing I can do for the African-American community is the same thing I can do for the American community. Period. And that is to get the economy going again and get people hiring again," he said. "It's a mistake to start thinking in terms of particular ethnic segments of the United States rather than to think that we are all in this together and we are going to get out of this together."
But that is not enough for many in the black community. Anderson still recalls from memory Johnson's stirring speech at Howard. "You do not take a person who, for years, has been hobbled by chains and liberate him, bring him up the starting line of a race, and then say, 'You are free to compete with all the others,' and still justly believe that you have been completely fair," LBJ said. Anderson pointedly asks, "Can you imagine President Obama referring to 200 years of slavery? I cannot imagine him saying anything like that.... He has an obligation to address this [economic disparity] that is grinding black people down." While encouraged by parts of Obama's State of the Union address, Anderson asks, "Why has he not revisited the issue since he made that speech during the campaign?"
At the White House, there is little patience with the critics and some exasperation at those who want more talk from the president about what he is doing for his "own community." To them, that sentiment is reminiscent of the "Is he black enough?" questions that dogged his campaign in its 2007 infancy. Privately, administration officials bristle when asked why Obama doesn't talk more about race in the ways that Presidents Johnson, Carter, and Clinton did.
"The president gave one of the most powerful speeches about race in history during the 2008 campaign," Valerie Jarrett, senior adviser to the president, told NationalJournal. "He is now interested in results. So he will be judged by his actions.... Simply talking about race is not as important as actually working toward equality." As president, she said, Obama does not want to single out one community in his rhetoric. "He is interested ... in describing our challenges in terms of how we are inextricably linked in mutuality," she said, adding, "The president tries to describe our challenges in ways that are inclusive." That is how he hopes to "keep the broadest possible mandate for moving forward," she said. "He does not intend to polarize; he intends to unify."
Jarrett challenged the notion that the president has been freed by reelection to be himself. "It is liberating in terms of the president's time, because he can spend all of his time now focused on being president," she said. "He had to run a campaign and then his day job, which was pretty all-consuming. So it is certainly liberating in the sense that not having to run for reelection is a burden that is lifted."
But that, she said, does not mean a "new" Obama. "His core values, his principles, and his vision for America are the same in the second term as they were in the first term," she insisted.
Jarrett, 56, is the go-to person in the White House for black leaders and the Congressional Black Caucus. She, like Obama, did not come out of the traditional civil-rights movement. But she has gained the trust of that establishment. "She is very important," Sharpton said. "I have a lot of respect for her because she has never misled us. She does not mind telling you she disagrees with you. She does not mind telling you no. But if she says yes, she stands by it."
Jarrett earned her first scars in Chicago City Hall when that city's first African-American mayor, Harold Washington, was trying to balance the demands of a newly empowered black community and a white population that felt threatened. She understands that nothing is ever simple in matters of race. Today, she hears the demands; she gets the complaints; she goes to the meetings. But she also sees how average African-Americans—and even veteran civil-rights leaders—react to the reality that a black son of an African man is the president of the United States and a confident black woman is first lady.
The last time she had the luxury of focusing on that history was election night in 2008, Jarrett said. "Frankly, we're so busy that we don't have that much time to reflect right now on the historical significance," she said. To her, the importance of the 2012 election is that "you didn't hear a lot of conversation about his race. You heard a debate about two different visions of America."
Other black leaders try to put the history aside and concern themselves with the work in front of them. "It's all business, but you do have that pride," said Jones-DeWeever after her White House meeting with Obama. Sitting across the table from the president, she focused on the agenda, fighting for programs that would bring jobs and education and hope to the hard-hit African-American community. But she wasn't prepared for how she reacted when she got home and told her boyfriend about the session. "I left that meeting, and I said to my partner, 'You know what? We have a black president,' " she recalled. "He laughed and said, 'I know.' I said, 'No, you're not hearing me: We have a black president. We have a black president.' You couldn't wipe the smile off my face." It was a moment that surprised her.
For Sharpton, there also are those unexpected moments, such as when he was at the White House to watch the Super Bowl during Obama's first term. He was introducing his daughter to Michelle Obama when he saw a historic portrait of George Washington behind her. "It struck me how far we have come," he said. "But," he quickly added, "those of us who have worked with the administration from the beginning are more sober, because we've been in there enough now where you see the other side of that, [which] is, the expectations are higher."
Those expectations include programs that can lift urban areas out of poverty, improve inner-city schools, reform the criminal-justice system, and alleviate sky-high black unemployment. All these numbers, Jarrett acknowledges, have been stubbornly resistant to fixes from Washington, none more so than the jobless figures. African-Americans are the only demographic group with higher unemployment today than when Obama took office. White unemployment dropped from 7.1 percent in January 2009 to 6.8 percent in February 2013. Hispanic unemployment dropped from 10.0 percent to 9.6 percent. But African-American unemployment rose from 12.7 percent to 13.8 percent during that time.
A White House official, who asked not to be named, calls those numbers "unacceptably high" but insists that "we have made real progress," with black joblessness on a decline from 16.8 percent in August 2011. "We have seen it come down pretty dramatically over the last couple years, and that is not an accident. That is the explicit result" of administration policies.
"Jobs, jobs, jobs has been the central focus of the president's administration since day one," Jarrett said, and also, she noted, at the heart of the "Ladder of Opportunity" program the president laid out in his State of the Union in February and his follow-up speech in Chicago. In his second term, the president is determined to target the most stubborn pockets of unemployment in urban areas, another White House aide said, pointing out that a part of the American Jobs Act—which remains untouched by Congress—"would provide subsidized employment for the long-term unemployed in this country, which would disproportionately benefit many people of color." The president's new proposals also recognize "that where you live matters, and that in many of our ... areas of concentrated poverty, we need to take a holistic approach, to really invest." The president talked about investing in 20 selected communities, focusing on education, housing, and crime, but also, according to the aide, "looking at how we create jobs and leverage private capital back into these communities."
As he promoted his new programs in a return to his hometown of Chicago in February, the president added a distinct personal touch that some outsiders took as an indication he could be more open about race in his second term. After meeting with young black men from the Hyde Park Academy, Obama drew some knowing laughter when he noted, "A lot of them have had some issues." But the president stressed his kinship with them. "I had issues too when I was their age. I just had an environment that was a little more forgiving. So when I screwed up, the consequences weren't as high as when kids on the South Side screw up. So I had more of a safety net. But these guys are no different than me."
Reminiscent of his Trayvon Martin remark, this statement resonated in the black community like almost no other presidential words of the past four years. It was, for some, proof that the second term will indeed be different on race. And the president used that Chicago speech to outline what he called his "vision of where we want to be." It was a speech that touched on all the ills that plague urban communities: lack of role models, a too-low minimum wage, guns, violent crime, inadequate education, substandard housing, and the reluctance of businesses to locate in inner cities and hire local workers.
In some ways, it was the shooting in the white suburban community of Newtown, Conn., that provided the impetus for the president to talk about the gun violence that is so endemic to black neighborhoods in Chicago, Minneapolis (where he also traveled recently), and other cities. In Chicago alone, 443 people were killed by guns last year, with an additional 42 homicides by gun this January, the most since 2002. "Too many of our children are being taken away from us," Obama declared emotionally.
Much of what he said on guns in that speech clearly resonated with his audience. And much of what he said in the rest of the speech about economic opportunity and jobs was in sync with the "black agenda" adopted after the election by a group of leaders headed by Urban League President Marc Morial. That agenda, Jarrett said, "is one that the president has embraced from day one." But, not surprisingly for the Obama White House, she adds quickly, "It is important to point out that it isn't just African-Americans who benefit from these policies."
Like Sharpton's "ham sandwich" story, she and other administration officials stress that the president has championed policies that aren't called "black programs" but that benefit blacks. Health care reform is at the top of that list. "Approximately 7 million African-Americans are without health insurance," Jarrett said. "So, yes, it is a policy that disproportionately does benefit the African-American community. But it also disproportionately benefits poor people." In that vein, the White House cites the president's espousal of voting rights and his opposition to Republican efforts to more tightly regulate voting.
Hilary O. Shelton, Washington bureau director for the NAACP, credits the Justice Department for fighting racial profiling and praises the Dodd-Frank financial-reform law for targeting predatory lending in inner cities. He also mentions the Fair Sentencing Act's reform of punishment for crack-cocaine versus powder-cocaine offenses. "All of these policies don't mention the African-American community one time," Shelton said. "But all of them have our priorities interwoven into the initiative."
At the White House, that caveat always gets added: He isn't doing these things just to help blacks. In this, Georgetown Law professor Paul Butler says Obama is being steadfast. "He doesn't like to talk about race. He does not like to talk about racial justice. He believes in it, but he has a color-blind approach."
It is, perhaps, the strongest evidence of Obama's generational differences with the civil-rights pioneers. But the president has been decidedly consistent. He articulated his philosophy in an interview with the Chicago Reader in 1995 when he was launching his political career with a run for the Illinois Legislature. "We have moved beyond the clarion-call stage that we needed during the civil-rights movement," Obama declared. "Now, like Nelson Mandela in South Africa, we must move into a building stage."
Obama had attended the Million Man March that October, but he faulted the organizers for not developing a positive agenda beyond just demanding "our fair share." And he added, "Any African-Americans who are only talking about racism as a barrier to our success are seriously misled if they don't also come to grips with the larger economic forces that are creating economic insecurity for all workers—whites, Latinos, and Asians."
It is this reticence to talk specifically about targeting programs for African-Americans that privately drives some members of the Congressional Black Caucus to distraction. That, and the president's odd refusal to meet often with a group he belonged to during his brief Senate career.
The relationship has been challenged from the start. In 2009, caucus members had to watch the president meet with House and Senate Republicans and the Blue Dog Coalition before inviting them to the White House five weeks into his administration. Then, they chafed when forced to accept $60 billion in cuts in stimulus spending they wanted for urban communities. And they were unhappy at his escalation of the war in Afghanistan. When Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., one of the most senior and respected members of the Black Caucus, criticized Obama for watering down health care reform and taking advice from "clowns," the president called him and pointedly asked Conyers why he was "demeaning" him.
Then, in 2011, Obama delivered a speech to the CBC whose tone privately irked many of the members. "I expect all of you to march with me and press on. Take off your bedroom slippers, put on your marching shoes. Shake it off. Stop complaining, stop grumbling, stop crying," he said. "We are going to press on. We've got work to do, CBC."
The reaction was not good. "It was very condescending," Columbia University's Harris said. "For many people who are sick and tired of the Republican Party, we wish the president would speak in that tone to John Boehner and the Republican Party, which he doesn't. So I find it ironic that he would feel free to speak that way to the CBC."
Obama has not met with the caucus since, sending Jarrett instead. Cleaver admits the CBC would like more access. "Is there frustration sometimes when we can't get in to see the president when we want? Yes.... We do want to meet with the president more." But he adds, "So does [Vladimir] Putin," to suggest all the demands on a president's time.
The most recent request for a meeting with Obama came March 11 when CBC Chairwoman Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio, sent a letter to the White House complaining about the lack of African-Americans among the president's second-term appointments. Voicing disappointment, she said CBC members are hearing from their constituents. "Their ire is compounded by the overwhelming support you've received from the African-American community," Fudge wrote, adding, "The absence of diverse voices leads to policies and programs that adversely impact African-Americans."
Sharpton said he has counseled black lawmakers not to take it personally that Obama holds them at arm's length. "That's his style," Sharpton said. "I work with a lot of the caucus members. I've said to them, if he's meeting with other caucuses and a lot of congressional leaders and not with you, I would say that is wrong, and I would complain. But if that's his style, how do you deal with that, other than argue with his style?"
CBC members' reticence to protest publicly is also tied, as are all things with Obama, to the incredible history he represents. Those who work in the black community simply can't get over what it means to have a black president. They know this isn't a make-believe Hollywood character like Bill Cosby's Cliff Huxtable. This is a strong black man with a loving family who lives in the White House—a real role model, whose image adorns classrooms across the nation.
And Obama understands the need for African-American role models. "There are entire neighborhoods where young people ... don't see an example of somebody succeeding," he said movingly in his recent Chicago speech. "And for a lot of young boys and young men, in particular, they don't see an example of fathers or grandfathers, uncles, who are in a position to support families and be held up and respected." Black leaders know that Obama powerfully fills that role.
And if they start to take it for granted, they often are reminded in stunning ways that make it smart to mute their frustration over the president's style or his shortcomings. For Jones-DeWeever, it came recently when she was watching a movie with her two sons.
Her younger son, 9, can only remember one president, and he is Obama. "It has made such an indelible mark on his mind that when we watched a movie and there was a white actor playing the president, he said to me, 'Ma, that ain't real.' " Jones-DeWeever was struck speechless. "It is almost inconceivable to him that there was a time that what we see now was unthinkable."
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Jane Austen (16 December 1775 – 18 July 1817) was an English novelist whose works of romantic fiction, set among the landed gentry, earned her a place as one of the most widely read writers in English literature, her realism and biting social commentary cementing her historical importance among scholars and critics. Austen lived her entire life as part of a close-knit family located on the lower fringes of the English landed gentry. She was educated primarily by her father and older brothers as well as through her own reading. The steadfast support of her family was critical to her development as a professional writer. Her artistic apprenticeship lasted from her teenage years until she was about 35 years old. During this period, she experimented with various literary forms, including the epistolary novel which she tried then abandoned, and wrote and extensively revised three major novels and began a fourth. From 1811 until 1816, with the release of Sense and Sensibility (1811), Pride and Prejudice (1813), Mansfield Park (1814) and Emma (1816), she achieved success as a published writer. She wrote two additional novels, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, both published posthumously in 1818, and began a third, which was eventually titled Sanditon, but died before completing it.


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Wolves' comeback comes up just short
Eagle River battled back from a three-goal deficit and scored two third-period goals but came up just short, falling 4-3 to non conference foe Lathrop on Dec. 10 at the McDonald Center.
Trailing 4-1 after two periods, Eagle River came out more energized in the final period, Wolves head coach Kirby Senden said.
"We just had a little more jump in our step," he said. "The bottom line is they came out with intensity."
Quinn Hulse ripped a shot past Malamutes' goalie Ian Morey midway through the third. Jesse Johnson — who assisted on Hulse's tally — buried a power-play goal three minutes later to pull Eagle River within one.
The Malamutes built a 3-0 lead after the first period.
"Lathrop is a good team," Senden said. "They have some good skaters."
Brett Wood got Eagle River on the board with an early second-period goal. Wood, who finished with a goal and two assists, factored in each of the Wolves' goals.
Despite its short bench, Eagle River showed determination in the final period, Senden said.
"For us to come out and play well and play hard and compete in the third, it gave us an opportunity to pull one out," he said. "I was happy with their performance."
The Wolves take on Bartlett today (Dec. 15) at 7:30 p.m. at the Mac. Because Eagle River has no 12th graders, in lieu of senior night, tonight's game will honor the military and alumni, Senden said.
Eagle River is off until Jan. 4 when it resumes action against Dimond at 6:45 p.m. at Ben Boeke.
Colony 1, Chugiak 0
Chugiak lost a 1-0 nonconference game to Colony on Dec. 10 at the Menard Sports Center in Wasilla.
Mustangs' netminder Matt Bennett made 23 saves while Forrest Savel had a 24-save shutout for the Knights.
Chugiak hosts Cook Inlet Conference foe Dimond on Friday, Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mac. The Mustangs won't be in action again until Jan. 6 when Soldotna comes to town at 7:30 p.m. at the Mac.
Chugiak 2, Homer 1, OT
Sam Hanson scored less than two minutes into overtime to lift Chugiak to a 2-1 win over non conference Homer on Dec. 9 at the Mac. Brady Sizelove assisted on the game-winning goal.
Josh Smith scored on a feed from Kris Tomazevic in the second period for the Mustangs.
Joey Lindquist made 25 saves for Chugiak.
Lathrop 3, Chugiak 1
Tomazevic scored the Mustangs' lone goal in a 3-1 nonconference loss to Lathrop on Dec. 8 at the Mac. Ted Walters had the assist on Tomazevic's second-period goal.
Lindquist made 22 saves.
South-Bartlett 3, CER 0
Chugiak-Eagle River goalie Nicole Mrugala recorded 33 saves in a 3-0 loss to South-Bartlett on Dec. 7 at Ben Boeke. South-Bartlett netminder Maddi Davis had a 10-shot shutout in a game that featured nine total penalties.
CER has a chance for revenge when it hosts South-Bartlett today (Dec. 15) at 5:45 p.m. at the Mac. The girls then host Service-East at the same time and venue Friday, Dec. 16 before a three-week break.
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Webroot Software, Inc., the leading provider of anti-spyware software and other security technologies for consumer and enterprise markets, today announced it has sold more than two million licenses of its enterprise anti-spyware solution, Spy Sweeper Enterprise in the first year of availability. Originally introduced in June of 2004, Webroot's award-winning product represents the industry's most mature and comprehensive anti-spyware solution created specifically to scale to enterprise needs and requirements.
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This spring, Webroot published the company's inaugural quarterly State of Spyware report, the first comprehensive collection and analysis of consumer and enterprise spyware research.
Central to the report were results of an 18,000-company audit that showed 87 percent of corporate PCs contained some form of spyware, including system monitor and Trojan horse programs. The latest results on infection rates are tracking similarly and will be published in the next quarterly State of Spyware report due out in late August.
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text: NEW!! Fun event for HA-S500, HA-S400 owners. Link here. http://www.head-fi.org/t/621063/the-new-jvc-ha-s500-get-your-pic-idea-ready-for-the-21st-ha-s500-pic-for-cheapo-gear-day/3510#post_8928605 Introduction. These are the newest supra aural portable headphones from JVC and thanks to our good buddy Ericp10 who ended up getting a pair of these. His impressions of these had me curious to get these for myself. So how are they? Worth a thread. Yes fellas. These are just too good not to have their own thread. 40mm Carbon Nanotube Driver. Just fantastic! 8hz-25Khz freq. 32 Ohm 106/1mW output 1.2m. Cord. No pouch Ebay price $50-$55 plus shipping. Owning many a great portable sets myself and some of the older JVC portables the HA-S600, HA-S700, HA-M750. These are the best I have heard from JVC and What makes these so special? The Carbon Nanotube drivers in these reproduce music the way you want to hear them... JVC has used carbon based drivers in the older headphones with mixed results. Both the HA-S600 and the HAM-750 are nice for being $30, $50 headphones but nothing I would consider special. These, are special. Without further ado let me get into why these get a thread from me. Build.. These have a solid build right out of box I noticed these have weight to them. Not heavy mind you but the HA-S500-Z model I have here have gun metal for the out side cups. A very cool clean modern look to them. The cord is just fantastic. The best thick cord I have seen JVC use on any of their headphones. The headphones themselves fold from the center of the headband and swivel 90 Degrees outward and fold up for easy storage. I can tell the build is simply tops for these headphones. Only wish they included a pouch for such a nice headphone but alas no pouch. Sound..I know many of you guys are used to my threads being great bang for the dollar and these are no exception, These have one of the best dynamic headphone sounds I have heard on headphone to date. It has everything to do with the Carbon Nantube material JVC is using on these headphone. The HD moniker is on the packaging for a reason. These will not only pick off the detail you expect from your tunes but do it in a way that is not too common for portables. Don't let the smaller 40mm drivers fool you. These have a very clean balanced powerful sound more like a full sized headphone more than a portable Highs. Articulate, detailed, extended oh so well. No sharpness or sibilance to make you cringe just the detail you want in your high end sound with absolutely no harshness whatsoever. Timbre detail on these are tops very similar to the new JVC earphones the FXD70 and the FXD80s. JVC tuning comes through with a very clean non fatiguing extended highs on these. Not sharp, not dull, just right. Can't complain here. Mids. Oh lovely. These have a solid amount of defined mid section to make all your tunes sing. I noticed where these differ from the earphone versions is the depth and width of the mids on these are a step above the earphones. Vocals are lush with detail that only comes with higher end headphones. Again the Carbon Nantubes does a wonderful job of picking out the details you want from your tunes. Very full and lush to boot. No recessed nonsense here. These have the mid section that I find perfect for the presentation.. The overall sound is a bit north of a neutral sound. But done very tastefully and a high level of detail in every part of the spectrum. Imagery on the carbon nantube based headphones all of them have great imagery and these are no exception. Overall a very lovely detailed coherent sound altogether. Lows. Fans of bass rejoice and these have some of the best bass end for portables. These approach the WS55 in bass easily and extends lower than them in the sub bass.. Carbon Nanotubes I noticed in all the different variants the FX40, the FXD70, FXD80 all have solid textured bass end and these having the biggest drivers out of all of them have the deepest fullest sub bass out of all of them. There is a bit of a mid bass but nothing that over shadows the rest of the sound. I have a feeling much like the FXD80 these need a burn in to smooth out the overall sound but to be honest. They sound lovely from open box. Lol! The sub bass is awesome on these. The extension in the sub bass is very satisfactory I think even for bassheads. These simply have some of the best full textured sub bass I have heard for portable or full sized headphones. So in a nutshell the sound is a very complete and dynamic one..Extended articulate clean highs without being harsh in any way., A balanced lush full on detailed mid section with very great imagery and lastly some tight textured full bass end that will satisfy your music enjoyment for any tune. These are simply some of the best headphones I have heard in a while.. More impressions to come.. My advice.. Snap one up. Absolutely fantastic product from JVC. And this impression was from open box. Will only get better with a full burn cycle.. More to come.. Sound Measurements from Tyll Hertsens http://www.innerfidelity.com/images/JVCHAS500Z.pdf Update (new) 12/28/12 First ever pic for cheapo gear was fun. Thanks to Waynenumm collecting the tracks. http://www.head-fi.org/t/621063/the-new-jvc-ha-s500-get-your-pic-idea-ready-for-the-25th-winners-announced/3960#post_8998705 Use this for your burn in. Worked wonders on the earphones and will do the job for S500. Thanks Bjaardker bjaardker online 267 Posts. Joined 11/2009 http://www.bassdrive.com/v2/ Or this http://www.bassdrivearchive.com/flashme/ Thanks to geko95gek for his mixes. Try this out fellas. http://www.mixcloud.com/liftedandreas/ Update.. It turns out that Sennheiser HD25 velour pads work perfectly with these headphones. 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Specna Arms SA-A20
The replica was fitted very well – in a way that it was previously observable only in the G&P or Classic Army class replicas. It was also perfectly balanced. This ensures a perfect maneuverability of the replica while as its weight is almost not felt when you place the replica on the shoulder.
The replica uses a quick main spring exchange system, the so-called Enter & Convert™. This allows for a quick and fluent adaptation of the replica's power to the conditions of the battlefield without the need of having access to a workshop or a number of specialist tools – when you take the gearbox out the replica's body, the process of exchanging the main spring takes literally seconds.
The advantages of the Enter & Convert™ system are hard to overestimate. In the light of the laws existing in Europe and which limit the muzzle velocity of the replica and the establishments inside the airsoft society, this system guaranties the user great possibilities and more liberty. The Enter & Convert™ system allows to change the main spring in little amount of time, and, what is followed by this, adapted the muzzle velocity of the replica to the battlefield so it guaranties a perfect compromise between effectiveness of firing and the safety of your own and other players.
The replica was fully adapted to cooperate with LiPo and LiFe type batteries. Thanks to the basic muzzle velocity of about 410 FPS which is guaranteed by the default main spring, the replica is perfect to be used in middle distances. The set also includes an M90 main spring which allows to decrease the muzzle velocity to about 310 FPS making the replica perfectly adapted for short range operations or fighting inside buildings.
The gearbox which is reinforced on the height of the cylinder's head hides a steel main spring guide which is the element of the Enter & Convert™ system and also 8mm ball bearings andsteel thread-wheels which are placed on spacers. The system is secured with the use of four anti-reversals. The Lekki, polycarbonate piston is equipped with a steel tooth in order to increase its durability. There is a type 2 cylinder and the steel breaker and a metal metal hop-up chamber applied in this replica.
The replica set also includes a steel hi-cap type magazine which holds 300 BB pellets.
The set includes:
- the replica
- a magazine
- the iron aiming sights
- an additional main spring
The set does not include a battery or a charger.


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Femi Kuti, son of the late legendary Afro-beat musician turned 50 on July 16, 2012. In this no holds barred interview, the only Nigerian based musician ever to be nominated thrice at the Grammy opened up on the day to day challenges of sustaining the legacies left behind by his late father. He also speaks on his relationship with women and how he was able to overcome the pains of separating from his ex-wife Funke. Excerpts:
What does fifty years mean to you; people say as a golden jubilee, it is supposed to make a man wiser?
Nothing, but I believe I'm wiser and more experienced in age and life but I'm indifferent towards it. Pertaining to celebration, some people are making it look like a glorious day because they appreciate my works, but to me, its just another day that will pass.
Regarding your career, can we talk about the high points of it?
There are so many of it. My first hit was ''Wonder-Wonder'' which won a lot of awards in Nigeria. I was the first Nigerian to win ''KORA Award, ''World-Music Award and some others. I believe I was the most appreciated Nigerian at the Grammy award even though I haven't won any yet. I have been nominated for a good number of awards too. I've toured extensively all around the world. I'm definitely in 'the fore front of Afro-beat. The period when ''Bang-Bang-Bang'' became an international hit, it opened so many doors especially to the new generations who did not know my father; they were now able to relate me and my works to him.
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Russian aid trucks head to Ukraine
With a theatrical flourish, Russia has dispatched hundreds of trucks covered in white tarpaulins and sprinkled with holy water on a mission to deliver aid to a desperate rebel-held zone in eastern Ukraine.
The televised sight of the miles-long convoy sparked a show of indignation from the government in Kiev, which insisted any aid must be delivered by the international Red Cross.
Ukraine and the West have openly expressed its concern that Moscow intends to use the cover of a humanitarian operation to embark on a military incursion in support of pro-Russian separatists.
Amid those anxieties, Russian president Vladimir Putin is tomorrow set to travel to Crimea, the Black Sea peninsula Russia annexed in March, where he was to preside over a meeting involving the entire Russian cabinet and senior lawmakers.
Mr Putin so far has resisted calls from both pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine and nationalists at home to send Russian troops to back the mutiny, a move that would be certain to trigger devastating Western sanctions. But dispatching the convoy sent a powerful visual symbol helping the Kremlin counter criticism from the nationalists who accuse Mr Putin of betrayal.
The convoy provoked controversy as soon as it started moving early today from the outskirts of Moscow on its long voyage toward the Ukrainian border.
Officials with both the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Ukraine's government said they had no information about what the trucks were carrying or where they were headed.
A Ukrainian security spokesman said the convoy of white canvas-covered vehicles was being managed by the Russian army and could not as a result be allowed into the country. Moscow has rejected the claim, saying that the convoy is organised by the Emergencies Ministry, a non-military agency dealing with humanitarian relief tasks.
The government in Kiev said the Russian trucks could unload their contents at the border and transfer the aid to vehicles leased by the ICRC.
Russian authorities said the trucks were loaded with nearly 2,000 metric tons of cargo from baby food to portable generators. Television images showed a Russian Orthodox priest sprinkling holy water on the trucks, some of which bore a red cross, before they departed.
Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said the convoy hit the road only after Ukraine had given the green light. He said: "We have received a note expressing the Ukrainian side's readiness to accept the aid."
Mr Lavrov added that Russia has bowed to Ukrainian demands that the convoy should enter its territory through a checkpoint designated by Kiev and that Ukrainian number plates be put on trucks there.
Mr Lavrov said that the idea to unload the trucks on the border and put the cargo on chartered vehicles had come under discussion, but had been rejected for cost reasons.
He added that Russia had agreed to Kiev's demand to put Ukrainian representatives on board the trucks alongside Red Cross staff.
The Ukrainian government has insisted that aid must cross at a government-held border crossing. At least 60 miles (100km) of the long border between the two neighbours is currently in rebel hands.
Valeriy Chaly, the deputy head of Ukraine's presidential administration, said a suitable transfer point could be between Russia's Belgorod region and Ukraine's Kharkiv region, which has been spared the major unrest seen farther south. Mr Chaly said that any attempt to take humanitarian goods into Ukraine without proper authorisation would be viewed as an attack
Ukraine has stressed that the effort to alleviate hardship in the conflict-hit Luhansk region should be seen as an international undertaking. Officials in Kiev have said Russia's involvement in the humanitarian mission is required to ensure co-operation from separatist rebel forces, who have consistently expressed their allegiance to Moscow.
French president Francois Hollande discussed the aid delivery with Mr Putin, saying "he emphasised the strong fears evoked by a unilateral Russian mission in Ukrainian territory". Mr Hollande told Mr Putin that any mission must be multilateral and have the agreement of the ICRC and Ukraine, according to a statement in Paris.
Nato was following the situation closely, spokeswoman Oana Lungescu said.
"Without the formal, express consent and authorization of the Ukrainian government, any humanitarian intervention would be unacceptable and illegal," she said.
The Western alliance also expressed concern about the possibility of a Russian military operation.
"What we see is thousands of combat-ready troops from Russia being close to the Ukrainian border," Nato spokeswoman Carmen Romero said. "There could be a risk of further intervention."
The fighting between pro-Russia separatists and Ukrainian government has scarred Luhansk, the region's rebel-held capital, which had a pre-war population of 420,000. Today, authorities said the city's 250,000 remaining residents have had no electricity or water supplies for 10 days.
The city council said: "Luhansk is under a de facto blockade: The city continues to be destroyed, and the delivery of foodstuffs, medicine and fuel has been interrupted."
As Luhansk remains cut off, the situation looks to also be worsening in the main rebel city of Donetsk, where train links were no longer running.
Residents seeking to leave Donetsk were forced to drive to a station in a rebel-held town to the north, Yasynuvata, which had also come under rocket attack in the day. Eyewitnesses said at least three people were killed when a local market and two apartment blocks were shelled.
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PARK CITY, UT (July 24) – The Sochi Olympic Winter Games produced 17 medals, including a record eight gold, for U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) athletes. It was also a record year for USSA partners who activated marketing campaigns around the U.S. Ski Team, U.S. Snowboarding and U.S. Freeskiing. Over 200 partners gathered for USSA Partner Summit 2014 at the team's Center of Excellence in Park City this week to celebrate Sochi and recap the partnership outreach that brought the Sochi story to millions of Americans.
Tiger Shaw, President and CEO, U.S. Ski and Snowboard AssociationPartners play a tangible role in our athletic success through their support of our athletes and creating greater visibility for our sport. We were proud to share the success of Sochi with companies who are committed to our cause.
Michael Jaquet, Chief Marketing Officer, U.S. Ski and Snowboard AssociationThe Sochi Olympic season provided us with a remarkable opportunity to bring our sport to millions of fans across America through our broadcasts and activation from our partners. Our innovative approach to events and television will continue that momentum we generated this past season.


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Mar 03, 2013
MEET: ECAC/IC4A Championships (Boston, Mass.)
THE BASICS: The VCU Track and Field program concluded their indoor season with the ECAC/IC4A Championship in Boston, Mass. this weekend.
- Sophomore George Moore broke the school record with a 1:03.65 and placed seventh in the 500-meter race. Moore also broke the school record in the prelims (1:03.75) to advance to the finals.
- In the men's shot put, sophomore Brandon Ruffin placed 17th with a throw of 15.17-meters.
- Ruffin finished ninth in the weight throw. His best throw of the day was 17.87-meters. Ruffin became the first male VCU thrower to make a final at the IC4A Indoor Championships.
- Senior Frank Afriyie placed 20th in the weight throw 16.74-meters.
- On the women's side, sophomore Kiara Porter advanced to the finals in the 400-meter dash. She placed seventh with a time of 54.46 seconds.
- Junior Jaleesa Williams later finished eighth in the weight throw with a throw of 17.49-meters. She became the first female VCU thrower to make a final at the ECAC Indoor Championships.
- Jaleesa (13.31-meters) and her sister Jessica Williams (12.77-meters) placed 15th and19th, respectively in the shot put.
"Our indoor season came to an end today. The athletes fought hard but came up short. We are proud, but never satisfied because there is always room for improvement. George Moore capped the weekend off with a solid performance in 500-meter finals when he set the school record."
- VCU Track and Field Coach Jon Riley
The Rams return open the spring season with the Ram Invite at Sports Backers Stadium. The meet is March 16.


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Nafarelin Acetate Nasal spray, solution
What is this medicine?
NAFARELIN (naf A re lin) is a man-made hormone that is like a hormone made in the body. It will lower the amount of testosterone in males and estrogen in females. It is used to treat endometriosis. This medicine is also used to diagnose and to treat precocious puberty.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
heart disease or previous heart attack
high blood pressure
high cholesterol
osteoporosis or low bone density
tobacco smoker
unusual vaginal bleeding
an unusual or allergic reaction to nafarelin, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
This medicine is for use in the nose only. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
herbal products like chasteberry
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
other nose sprays
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Visit your doctor for regular check ups. Your symptoms may get worse for a short time after starting this medicine. Talk to your doctor if your symptoms do not get better.
This medicine can make your bones weaker over time. If you smoke or drink alcohol often you may increase your risk of bone loss. Also, a family history of osteoporosis, and use of corticosteroids or drugs for seizures can increase your risk of bone loss. Talk to your doctor about ways to help keep your bones strong.
If you use a decongestant nose spray, wait for 2 hours after using this medicine to use the decongestant spray.
Use a non-hormonal method of birth control while taking this medicine. If you think you might be pregnant, call your doctor.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
breathing problems
changes in vision
chest pain
depression, mood changes
sudden headache
swelling of hands, feet
vaginal bleeding, discharge
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
body odor
change in sex drive or performance
hot flashes
increase in breast size at start of therapy
runny nose
trouble sleeping
vaginal dryness
This list may not describe all possible side effects. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Where should I keep my medicine?
Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 15 and 30 degrees C (59 and 86 degrees F). Store bottle right side up. Protect from light. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
March 21, 2017
U.S. FDA-approved Package Insert


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And it's no wonder why. The waters of the Chesapeake Bay are the nation's largest and most biologically diverse estuary, yielding more seafood than any of the 840 other estuaries in our land. Add to that some 494 million pounds of finfish and shellfish caught from our rivers, coastal and Atlantic waters, and that's enough seafood to prepare 123 million meals annually.
Virginia's shellfish, including scallops, clams, blue crab, soft-shell crab and oysters, inspire chefs around the world to create culinary masterpieces. Seafood lovers will seek out popular varieties of fresh fish such as flounder, mackerel, croaker, and striped bass to name a few. Plus, when you feature exotic seafood like monkfish, Chesapeake ray, eel or conch, diners are guaranteed a meal they won't forget.
Even better, you know that Virginia Seafood will be delivered fresh and tasty since 96% of our catch is made on day boats. Almost before the fish know they're out of the water, they're back at the dock. Within 12-24 hours a fleet of refrigerated trucks and commercial airlines deliver our seafood to a waiting world.


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Norlin G. Rueschhoff ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
Abstract: Is treasury stock an asset or a reduction of net equity? This study is concerned with the process of accounting for treasury stock from as early as 1720 to date. It illustrates the many methods which have been used to create funds by the purchase and sale of treasury stocks and concludes with a consideration of the effects of the Internal Revenue Act of 1934 and the Security Exchange Act of 1934 on the treatment of treasury stock.
In 1919, William A. Paton stated that treasury stock is a reduction of equity, not an asset. Fifty years later he reaffirmed this view, pointing out that treasury shares have substantially the same status as unissued shares and, like unissued shares, can never be con-strued as owned property. Paton asserted that acquisition of treas-ury stock is a partial liquidation of equity and must be so recorded.1
Some financial writers hold that treasury stock may be an invest-ment.2 Others state that the repurchase of stock can not be treated as an investment decision as the term is commonly defined. Since repurchasing stock does not add to the earning power of a concern, theorists hold that the decision by a firm to buy its own stock should be regarded either as a financing decision or a dividend distribution decision.3
Part of the confusion in accounting over the nature of treasury stock has been caused by the practice of reporting treasury stock at cost, first on the asset side of the balance sheet and later as a reduction of shareholders' equity in a contra-equity account. To im-prove our understanding of current practice, this paper traces the history of accounting for treasury stock and shows how its valua-tion at cost evolved—and created problems.
Early Accounting & Financial Practices
Prior to 1925 the "treasury stock device" was frequently used to obtain working capital in new and speculative enterprises. Organ-izers received fully-paid shares for their contributions of property or services, and they in turn donated some of these shares back to


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hubapps needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 144 designs submitted by 36 freelance designers.
Hubapps.com is about to release it's second major iPad product, "Good Morning". Good Morning is an innovative, genre-bending app literally unlike any other on the app store. It uniquely combines a beautiful, fully-functional alarm clock - the app you need right before going to bed - with all the stuff you need right after getting up in the morning, including radio, weather, and news.
Good Morning is not only innovative, but also elegant in its design style and user-interface choices. Clean animations, shadows, and blending gradients and transparencies create a visually pleasing environment.
These choices are intended to match with the typical iPad customer: relatively well-off, well-educated, tech-savvy and discerning customers with taste and high-expectations from their products.
Truly Good Morning is a unique and revolutionary cross-genre application which will spawn many copycats. We are looking to create an icon for the app which not only captures the eye but also the unique essence of the program.
Please find attached here some sample ideas we have prepared and screenshots of the app, though these are only ideas; you may start from scratch.
Final submission must include:
- 3 png formats: 50x50, 72x72, and 512x512
- All raw elements of which the final icon is composed


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Man Accused of Murdering His Grandmother to Undergo Mental Evaluation [AUDIO]
Tyler Dan Perry, 25, accused of beating his grandmother to death with a chair in her Kent Street home on December 14, appeared in Missoula District Court on Tuesday, December 31 before Judge Karen Townsend.
KGVO News partner Emily Adamson with NBC Montana reported that a not guilty plea was entered on Perry's behalf by the court.
"Perry has two attorneys, who said a mental health evaluation is essential in this case," Adamson said. "His lawyers maintained that Perry was not fit to enter a plea during the hearing, so the judge entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf. From here on in, they will do mental health evaluations and other testing to see where this case needs to go."
NBC Montana Reporter Emily Adamson
After his arrest, court documents indicated that Perry was staying with his grandmother Carol Perry, 72, in her home on West Kent Street when he picked up a chair and beat her repeatedly over the head as she was lying on the couch watching TV.
When asked about the motive for killing his grandmother, Perry replied that she had a "third eye", and that she was "actually sucking the life out of my tyranny to fulfill a purpose for her virtue of her own insanity." Perry denied having any previous psychiatric treatment or diagnosed mental health issues.
Perry was staying with his grandmother after coming to Missoula from Seattle several weeks ago.
Perry remains in the Missoula Counthy Jail on $250,000 bond.


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Clip: Season 31 Episode 14 | 5m 24s
An overview of the Ebola epidemic that began in Sierra Leone in 2014.
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In a joint town hall with Telemundo and Univision, President Obama made a pledge that his administration will not use Obamacare sign up data to deport illegal aliens:
"Will we hear from you a pledge, a personal promise, that the information provided in the registration process will not be used for deportation purposes in this country?"
"Absolutely," Obama said, putting his hand down for emphasis.
"It's true that the undocumented are not eligible [for Obamacare], that's how the law was written, but if you are a U.S. citizen or you have a legal presence in this country, you are eligible," he said. "And none of the information that is provided in order for you to obtain health insurance is in any way transferred to immigration services. So that's something we've been very clear about. If you live in a mixed status family, then the son who could potentially be eligible for the children's health insurance program or some other mechanism to get health insurance, he needs to be signed up. And the mother should not be fearful that in any way that's going to affect — of course I understand the fear."
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Obama blamed Congress for deportations. And he said he has already stretched his "administrative capacity very far" by taking immigration actions using "prosecutorial discretion," but that he was "very confident that was the right thing to do."
The president finished answering this question by saying, "So, for everybody out there who's in a mixed family, there is no sharing of the data from the health care plan in to immigration services. You should feel confident that if somebody in your family is eligible, you should sign them up."
The questions were asked of Obama in Spanish and translated by an onsite translator.