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Signs that Your Partner is Using You for Sex or Money
How would you find out if your partner is with you for only sex and money? Well, these 9 signs will tell you if it is right to go on or move on.
Life makes you run into people who might use you for VIP treatment at the hottest clubs, blue chip connections in the business world or just someone to cry on when the things get tough. But worse than just knowing such a person is dating one. This person might be using you for money or sex or both and you won't realise it until you have given it all to them. You don't want a person to take advantage of your body and wallet, so read these tell-tale signs to know if you should go on or move on. Image Courtesy: Getty
If your partner always wants to catch up with you at 2 a.m., and not during the daytime even when you know they are awake and active, there might be something fishy to their intentions. Sometimes it's okay because of time constraints but not always. Unless you spend these late night dates talking, bonding or just cuddling at home, all that this person is concerned about is gettng you down and dirty. Image Courtesy: Getty
So they turn down when you ask them out for a movie, coffee, or lunch date but are always excited to know when your parents are out for a vacation. You can get a nice date or two out of someone who's using you for sex. But at the end of each date, there will always be hints for you to drop by their pad for "coffee." Image Courtesy: Getty
If a person is using you for sex, they will only be consistent in their wants for it; apart from that, phone calls, text messages or invitations to hang out will be minimal. Just when they start to feel that you are slipping away, they will reach out again and try to get back in your good graces… or your pants. Image Courtesy: Getty
If your partner's friends can't seem to form a connection with you or they don't even try to talk to you, this can be a sign that your significant other has told them that he/she doesn't even expect you to stick around when the passion has subsided. Image Courtesy: Getty
Once they stop paying for dates (after the initial ones) they'll never start again. And the worst part is that future dates become increasingly more expensive than the first few ones that they paid for! You have to pay for all of these extravagant ones. Image Courtesy: Getty
They're always broke for some reason and always have a sob story that only money can solve. You, like a good human and considerate lover, always lend them that but they never bother to return it; not even when you desperately need some money. That's when you know they are with you only for your money. Image Courtesy: Getty
You've probably tried more personalized and heartfelt ways of showing your love in the form of love letters, office surprises or breakfast in bed. But it seems like the happiness of your significant other is directly proportional to the dent they leave on your bank account. Run! Image Courtesy: Getty
They may not be proud of your achievements and qualities but they certainly are gallant of your fancy car or the affluent part of the town you live in or your six digit monthly salary. Image Courtesy: Getty
You might be feeding, clothing and housing someone who just wants to bask in your riches. On one hand, it may feel good that your partner needs you. But on the other hand, the dependence on your pay check may be more than you can bear! Image Courtesy: Getty
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COUNCILLOR Judith Burfoot promised Queanbeyan residents that she'd ensure they would have a say in the sale of a block of community-owned land on McKeahnie St, Crestwood when the matter was raised at the last council meeting of the year on Wednesday night.
The on-again, off-again sale of the former childcare and community centre at 7-9 McKeahnie Street was flagged in May this year when council resolved to rezone the site as operational land, paving the way for a future sale.
At the time, mayor Tim Overall said the rezoning did not mean Council was committed to selling the land to developers, and would keep an "open mind" as to how the site could be best used if he was re-elected later in the year.
The matter turned up again on Wednesday night, tucked away at the back of the agenda in an information report prepared by council staff.
The report stated that "once the development applications to subdivide the…properties have been issued, it is intended that all land will be placed on the market and sold by public auction. This is currently proposed for the first quarter of 2013."
That prompted Crestwood resident and local Greens member Katrina Willis to make a spirited argument for keeping the site in community hands, to be used as a community centre and public park in a presentation prior to the meeting.
She said Crestwood was the fastest-growing area in Queanbeyan and needed to retain its community facilities for a growing population.
"This is an area with a very high density that's growing monthly," Ms Willis said.
"We see very little investment in public and community facilities for all the Section 94 developer contributions that flow in to council from there.
"It's extremely unfair…there's very little community space in our part of Queanbeyan," she said.
Ms Willis called for a deferral in any sale plans to allow for community consultation on the matter.
However deputy mayor Peter Bray said he wasn't aware of any widespread community support for retaining the site.
"My recollection of this particular site in regard to its non-use…it's my understanding that during that period of time there's been no generation from the community for its increased use," he said.
General Manager Gary Chapman then informed councillors that, despite an information report that stated council intended to put the land on the market early next year, the purpose of the report was to inform councillors of the successful reclassification of the land.
A final decision on its sale would be made by councillors at a meeting early next year, he said.
Cr Burfoot said she'd advocate for further community consultation on the sale when it appeared before council next year.
In a statement to the
Queanbeyan Age
on Thursday, Cr Overall reiterated no final decision had been made on the matter.
"7-9 McKeahnie has been reclassified in the new LEP to 'Operational Land' and Council has yet to determine its future.
"There was only one submission during the public consultation process on the Draft LEP and from the Queanbeyan-Monaro Greens. There are a number of options to be considered including the possibility of disposal. Katrina Willis, reasonably, has a self-interest position," Cr Overall said.
Queanbeyan city councillors will decided the fate of this former community centre in McKeahnie Street early next year.
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San Francisco based BlazeMeter has launched launched what it claims is the first cloud service for load and performance testing powerful enough to simulate enterprise grade load testing requirements. Based on the Apache JMeter open source project, BlazeMeter is delivered as a "self-service" web application for developers and Quality Assurance (QA) pros.
With the question of testing and performance analysis in the cloud having received comparatively less attention during the publicity fuelled rise of cloud computing, BlazeMeter is joining Microsoft, HP, Skytap (to name but three), and a host of other vendors in addressing this developer need.
BlazeMeter's contention is that the needs of the modern web application demand heavyweight load and performance testing. The company points to IDC predictions that the automated software quality (ASQ) and emerging testing as a service (TaaS) segments of the market will approach US$1 billion in the next two years.
"BlazeMeter provides cloud application testing on a testing cloud," said Alon Grimonsky, CEO and founder of BlazeMeter. "In the same way that Heroku created a cloud focused on Ruby, BlazeMeter has created a cloud that focuses on load testing scripts using JMeter. We're using the cloud to answer the need for a powerful, inexpensive do-it-yourself load testing solution."
"The cloud has created a revolution and everyone expects DIY solutions. Accentuated by open-source adaptation emerges an explosion of seamlessly deployed web and mobile apps with architecture that is no longer transparent to the developers who use it. As a result, performance issues have multiplied considerably," added Grimonsky.
BlazeMeter argues that existing commercial load testing solutions fail to meet today's developer requirements because they are either too expensive — and require professional services for implementation (HP LoadRunner and Gomez for example) — or are self-service solutions too weak to meet real-world professional requirements.
While JMeter is an open source automation tool (more than 1 million downloads in 2011), it is still complex to configure and maintain and cannot yet deploy enough resources to test significant loads to be expected in enterprise or high-traffic websites. BlazeMeter overcomes these challenges through a self-service load testing solution hosted in the cloud.


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One of the best ambassadors a sport could ask for
just earned one of his sport's highest honors.
One of the best salesmen for a league that needs it was just named to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.
Congratulations, Eddie Olczyk, local hero, class act, national star.
Olczyk earned induction with Mike Modano, the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history, and Lou Lamoriello, who orchestrated three Stanley Cups for the Devils. But Olczyk is hardly the third star of this game.
His 342 goals rank among the top 10 U.S.-born scorers in NHL history. His 16 NHL seasons and Stanley Cup with the 1994 Rangers tell you he had a big career.
But the Blackhawks and NBC gave him a microphone, and he has become the best analyst in hockey, maybe the best in any sport.
This is not hyperbole of the moment, getting excited to see a great guy receive a great honor. This also is not a product of suffering through part of an All-Star Game that included Tim McCarver. This is just the truth.
Baseball broadcasting done right is about filling time with strategy and stories. Hockey analysis starts with brevity, squeezing in a point in the time it takes Duncan Keith to Jonathan Tows with a home-run pass. But the marvel of Olczyk amid that seeming madness is his ability to slow down the fastest team sport on the planet.
Olczyk doesn't miss a thing on the ice and deftly explains what happened and why. Everybody is watching the puck, but usually there is some key to a play that is happening maybe 100 feet away. Olczyk sees it, notes it and promptly telestrates it. We all get smarter.
But here's the thing: Olczyk's brilliance is anticipating coaching and player moves the way Steve Stone tells you which pitch will work and why, and then it does.
Being smart enough to know what happened is one thing. Being sharp enough to predict what will happen is another. But handling big moments with the poise and professionalism they deserve is something else.
I'm still wondering how Olczyk kept it together in front of a live mic on June 9, 2010.
To recap, the team for which he rooted as a kid, the team for which he wanted to play, the team for which he in fact did play --- that team had just won the Stanley Cup in overtime. It had been 49 years, which, if you're keeping score at home, included all of Olczyk's rooting life, playing career, coaching episode and broadcasting ventures. The Blackhawks were about halfway to being the Cubs, and Olczyk's a big sports fan, so he knows Cubness.
And then, bang.
Patrick Kane slipped the puck under Michael Leighton and into eternity. The Hawks had won the Stanley Cup. You would've expected a yell or a scream from Olczyk. At least a "Yeah!''
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But no. Nothing like it came out of Olczyk's NBC mic. Whatever his ties to the team that ended almost three generations of futility, they weren't evident on a national broadcast. For all you young hockey analysts out there, that's how the pros do it.
The honor is much deserved for the depth and breadth of Olczyk's hockey life. He played as a kid. He skated with the best at the sport's highest levels. He never missed a chance to represent the United States in international competition. He seems tireless in working with young players at rinks around Chicagoland.
And you know what else? Once you get past the guys in the sweaters, Olczyk's broadcasting ubiquity arguably make him the face and voice of hockey. If not THE face and voice, he's certainly one of the starting forwards.
Olczyk sells a sport he loves. The sport just loved him back. I assume the plaque will read "Stop it right there!''


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By the time the last fans had made their way out of the building Saturday, the thick blue lettering already had been laid on the TD Garden ice: "Stanley Cup playoffs." With it was the image of the trophy that the Bruins are seeking this season, the one with far more importance than the one they already have captured.
The one already taken is the Presidents' Trophy, which the Bruins locked up with their 4-1 win over the Sabres, giving them home-ice advantage throughout the postseason.
It is a trophy that has had a checkered past where the Stanley Cup is concerned but which came through for the Blackhawks last season. This season marks the second time since 1985-86 (the first year of the trophy) that the Bruins have won it, also taking it in 1989-90.
As David Krejci said, "It is a nice achievement, that's for sure. But that wasn't our goal going into the season."
It's still not their goal.
For now, though, the Bruins' only goal was to right their play, which had suffered through the two-game trip through Minnesota and Winnipeg, and to come out of the game healthy. They did, at least, accomplish the first part.
"Even though, as always, there are always things we can improve and be better, but, for the most part, I thought we played more like us," Zdeno Chara said. "We need to continue to play that way, obviously, [Sunday in New Jersey] and get ready for the playoffs. We realize that the last few games were not quite the game that we like to see and like to play, so we wanted to make sure that today we played a much better game."
The Bruins had seen two late leads vanish last week, losing both road games in the shootout. That play wasn't evident Saturday, though, with the Bruins going up by two goals in the first period and Buffalo never really challenging. Krejci got two goals, and Patrice Bergeron added his 30th of the season, and there was an uptick defensively.
"We were pretty reckless with the puck the last couple games, and that's not something our team wants in our identity," Torey Krug said. "So, moving forward, we're going to keep trying to fix that and make sure we stay on top of it."
But it was a game, too, that was notable for the way it devolved. There were challenges by John Scott to Milan Lucic and Chara. There was a hit by Jake McCabe that left Daniel Paille wobbling off after appearing to hit his head on the ice. There was a collision between Krug and Matt Hackett that caused the Sabres goalie to be taken off on a stretcher. Misconducts were handed out to Scott and Chara, along with McCabe, all in the third period.
It wasn't what they wanted, not in Game No. 81. But there was also the acknowledgment that they still had to play the same way they had all along. As Tuukka Rask said, "You've got to go out there and you've got to play hard. If you start watching your steps, then you're going to get hurt 100 percent. Sometimes it's just bad luck."
The Bruins got two goals in the first period, one by Gregory Campbell on a tip-in of a feed from Jordan Caron (16:54) and one by Krejci on a clean-up of a Chara shot that bounced off the glass (18:23). That was more than enough, but they added two more for insurance.
Bergeron scored at 11:43 of the second and, after Cody Hodgson got one back for the Sabres at 13:58 in the period, Krejci got his second at 10:35 of the third on the power play.
That was enough for the Bruins, enough to take the win, enough to make the final game of the season meaningless. As Rask admitted, "I've already been thinking about [the playoffs] for a week now, at least."
Now, after all 41 games at the Garden have been completed, the building reflects that, too.
"After tomorrow, everything is going to start from zero," said Chara, whose team will face the Red Wings in the first round. "It's something that we certainly are proud of, if you want to say that. We worked really hard this season and we wanted to play as best as we could and I think we accomplished that.
"But after tomorrow it's going to go back to square one."
Just because they won the trophy, just because they finished the regular season with the best record, that means little when the playoffs begin this week. As Chara added, "It's going to be, I think, even tougher."
So they move on, to one final game, and to the goal that they've really wanted all along.
"The Presidents' Trophy identifies a team who's been good for the regular season," coach Claude Julien said. "It also guarantees home ice as long as you're in the playoffs. So, those are two things we're really proud of, but that's where it stops. The next step is we've still got to do some work here in order to get the trophy that we all really want."
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Powder River Basin Coal will be hosting a roundtable discussion on Thursday, December 13, where participants will discuss domestic challenges for the industry - and international opportunities.
In a description of the event, members of the School of Energy Resources at the University of Wyoming's Center for Energy Economics and Public Policy, they assert that coal remains America's most abundant source of low cost energy. But the coal industry in the states is facing significant economic challenges and environmental constraints from the EPA.
Again, the discussion will take place on Thursday, December 13 at the Technical Education Center at Gillette College. A continental breakfast will begin at 8 a.m., followed by opening remarks from the director and a professor from the University of Wyoming's School of Energy Resources.
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From CVG comes video of the lavish collector's edition of StarCraft II, pawed at breathlessly but an eager fan, three weeks ahead of the game's official release date.
Revealed in April, the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Collector's Edition contains everything a StarCraft II fan needs to truly enjoy the game. It also has an art book, soundtrack CD, a USB flash drive, a behind-the-scenes DVD, and the original StarCraft with both expansions.
But really it's the game that's the main attraction here, and while it's definitely included, Blizzard won't let you install it until it officially launches. I imagine that actually having the game in your hands only makes the wait worse.


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New law lets teens delete digital skeletons
Remember that dance-party photo you regretted posting online? How about the time you over-shared your feelings about your ex or made that comment about Barack Obama?
All forever etched in the annals of the Internet.
Well, maybe not - at least if you're under 18.
Legislation signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday will require Web companies, starting in 2015, to remove online activity - whether it be scandalous or simply embarrassing - should a California minor request it.
The thinking, say supporters of the new "eraser" law, is that boys will be boys (and girls, well, girls) and that the indiscretions of youth shouldn't haunt them down the road.
"Kids so often self-reveal before they self-reflect," said James Steyer, founder of Common Sense Media, a nonprofit group in San Francisco that advocated for the law. "Mistakes can stay with teens for life, and their digital footprint can follow them wherever they go."
The bill, authored by state Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, pushes lawmakers deeper into the sticky debate over online privacy. As social media soars in popularity and Web companies cull more and more information about people's lives, questions continue to be raised about what Internet firms should and should not be doing with the data.
Small win for privacy
California already allows certain people, such as victims of domestic violence, to get information struck from the online record. And a pioneering 10-year-old state law requires companies to let visitors to their websites know what information they're collecting - and whom they're sharing it with.
A recently introduced amendment to that law, which is now in the hands of the governor, would force these companies to state whether they honor do-not-track requests that users make in their Internet browsers.
If the eraser law is a win for online privacy, it's a small one. The legislation has its limitations: Teens won't have absolute certainty that Mom and Dad - or college admissions officers or future employers - won't see their photo at a keg party, even if they ask for the photo to be removed.
If the underage drinking picture is posted by someone else, for example, it's not covered by the law. If the image is copied and posted to another Web site, that would not be covered, either.
Web companies also are not required to scrub their servers clean of personal data, just remove the requested item from public viewing. Under the law, sites can offer ways for users to make the redaction directly, or provide an avenue for users to request one.
Doesn't extend to adults
There's an additional catch: the law doesn't extend to adults who want to go back and delete material they posted as minors.
Many companies, such as Facebook and Twitter, already allow users to remove their posts.
Another facet of the new law, which may have a broader effect, bars Web companies and firms that deal in mobile apps from marketing products that are illegal for minors - such as alcohol, cigarettes and firearms - if they know, or should know, a minor is logged in. The companies also are not allowed to provide identifying information on minors to vendors of these products.
Opponents of Steinberg's legislation don't take issue with the new law's intent - to protect children. But they say it's not a productive solution.
The Center for Democracy and Technology in Washington, D.C., which works for freedom on the Internet, said burdensome restrictions could deter Web companies from creating content for children and even prompt sites to ban minors entirely.
Potential problems
"There's going to be a barrier to new and innovative services that want to target an audience of minors," said Emma Llansó, an attorney with the Center for Democracy and Technology.
Another potential problem, opponents say, is that California will have a different policy than other states, creating a patchwork of regulation that could be difficult for the industry to navigate.
Similar legislation on children's online privacy has been put forth at the federal level but has failed to gain traction. Federal law already limits the information Web companies can collect from those under the age of 13 but not for older children. And it does not include an eraser clause.
Steinberg praised the governor's approval of his law Monday as "groundbreaking protection" for kids.
OK with these teens
Outside San Francisco's Galileo High School, many students said the law sounded like a good idea. They said they might appreciate a chance to make a fresh start, digitally speaking, after they turn 18.
"As a youth, you make a bunch of mistakes," said Alicia Cabral, 17. "If you put it on the Internet, it follows you everywhere."
Her friend, 15-year-old Diana Cortez, added that caution is still in order.
Even if you make sure not to post photos of yourself, you can't stop your friends from doing so, she said. "If you use drugs and there are pictures of you doing that and you apply for a job, you won't get hired."
Kurtis Alexander and Vivian Ho are San Francisco Chronicle staff writers. E-mail: email@example.com, email@example.com. Twitter: @kurtisalexander, @VivianHo


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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Tearing-My-Hair-Out Tuesday: More Information on My Brick Wall
I previously posted information on my biggest brick wall, Susan Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith Bonner Brinlee, here. This brick wall fits quite well into the Madness Monday theme, however, so I'd like to add some information to that. (The information that I do have on her is so tantalizing and the information that I am missing is so aggravating, that it really does almost drive me to distraction.) This also fits the criteria for Blogging Prompt #12, "Use your blog to break down a brick wall" (late, of course).
Here is some basic information on the Hiram Carroll Brinlee Jr.-Susan Elizabeth Smith family group:
Hiram Carroll "Dink" Brinlee Jr.
b. Sep 1844, Red River County, Texas
d. 20 Jan 1920, Collin County, Texas
& Susan Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith
b. 4 Apr 1868, Tennessee
d. 29 Jul 1958
m. 3 Dec 1891, White Bead Hill, Chickasaw Nation, OK
|--Lawrence Carroll Brinlee
|----b. 29 Jan 1893, String Town, Atoka, OK
|----d. 9 Apr 1953, Bonham, Fannin, TX
|----& Sallie Frances Norman
|----b. 5 Sep 1892, Talladega Co., AL
|----d. 8 Dec 1984, Ivanhoe, Fannin County, Texas
|-----m. 6 May 1911, Greenville, Hunt Co., TX
|--Cordelia Lee "Cordie" Brinlee
|----b. 8 Jun 1895, Oklahoma
|----d. 23 May 1961, McKinney, Collin Co., Texas
|----& Kingsley Levington Clinton
|----b. 18 Feb 1894, Putnam Co., Tennessee
|----d. 2 Nov 1955, Anna, Collin, Texas
|----m. 1911
|--Austin Franklin Brinlee
|----b. 6 Apr 1904, Farmersville, Collin County, Texas
|----d. 17 Nov 1976, Allen, Collin County, Texas
|----& Mary Katherine Clinton
|----b. 3 Aug 1912, Fannin County, Texas
|----d. 25 Aug 1993, Allen, Collin County, Texas
|----m. 24 Jul 1928, Fannin County, Texas
|--Cecil Odell Brinlee
|----b. 23 Sep 1908, Collin County, Texas
|----d. 30 Oct 1994, Quitman, Wood, Texas
|----& Amy Lorene Kent
|---- b. 12 Dec 1913, Arkansas
|----d. 11 Apr 2000, McKinney, Collin Co., Texas
I have used the above information, the censuses, Lizzie's Confederate Widow's Pension application, and her death certificate to put together a sketchy timeline of where Lizzie was at various times in her life:
?1868 to 1889: Tennessee. This is pure speculation. However, since Lizzie and Hiram got married in Oklahoma and appear to have met there, I am guessing that Lizzie and her first husband, Mr. Bonner, might have come to Oklahoma in the big land rush in 1889. Because she stated on the 1930 that she first married at the age of 17, I am putting the year of that marriage at around 1885-86 and probably in Tennessee.
1889 to some time between 1900, when Hiram appears on the US Federal Census for Britton Township, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Territory (my guess is that Lizzie and the children were with him, but not reported to the census-taker) and 1904, when Austin is reported to have been born in Farmersville, Collin County, Texas: Oklahoma. The year of the move was most likely 1902, as reported by Lizzie on her Confederate Widow's Pension Application. On Lizzie and Hiram's marriage license, which is dated 1 December 1891, Lizzie's residence is listed as White Bead Hill, Chickasaw Nation, and Hiram's residence is listed as Davis, Chickasaw Nation. Their certificate of marriage was certified by R. H. Grimstead, Minister of the Gospel, and dated 3 December 1891. My grandfather Lawrence Brinlee was reported to have been born in String Town, Atoka, Oklahoma on 29 January 1893; on his World War I Draft Registration card, he lists the location as Paul's Valley, Oklahoma. My information on Cordelia's place of birth does not include a specific location in Oklahoma.
6 April 1904: Austin born in Farmersville, Collin County, Texas
23 September 1908: Cecil Odell born in Collin County, Texas
4 May 1910: Hiram and Lizzie appear on the US Federal Census for Justice Precinct 2, Hunt County, Texas.
30 January 1920: Hiram and Lizzie appear on the US Federal Census for Farris, Atoka Co., Oklahoma. Hiram had died on 20 January, but the census-taker must have been following the instructions, which indicated that "individuals alive on 1 January but deceased when the enumerator arrived were to be counted."
27 July 1925: Lizzie files her Confederate Widow's Pension application from Collin County, Texas
10 Sep 1929: Lizzie writes a letter requesting assistance with her Pension application; the location is given as Leonard, Texas (Leonard is in Fannin County).
21 April 1930: Lizzie appears on the US Federal Census living with her son Austin in Fannin County, Texas.
29 July 1958: Lizzie dies in Plano, Collin County, Texas. She apparently had lived for some years with her youngest son, Cecil Odell, who signed the application for her mortuary warrant and her death certificate. Her death certificate indicates her stay in Plano as "several years."
Much of this is guesswork and there are sure to be inaccuracies here; however, these would be the locations in Oklahoma and Texas where I would want to check local resources (courthouse records, newspaper archives, etc.). I have often wondered whether or not Lizzie had any siblings, and if she did, whether she was ever in contact with them. There are so many things I wonder about Lizzie.
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I found the following information at www.findagrave.com. Do a search for last name Brinlee state Texas. She is buried at Restland Memorial Park in Dallas, TX.ReplyDelete
Birth: Apr. 4, 1860
Tennessee, USA
Death: Jul. 29, 1958
Collin County
Texas, USA
Mrs. Susan E Brinlee, 98, died at 5:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Plano after a month's illness. Funeral services will be held in the Plano Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Thursday, Rev. Rev. Arthur J Fineout, officiating, with burial in Restland Memorial Park, Dallas. Turrentine-Jackson Funeral Directors are in charge of arrangements. Grandsons are pallbearers.
She was born April 4, 1860, in Tennessee, but had lived in Collin County most of her life. She formerly lived near Anna, and was a member of the Methodist Church.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. K.L. Clinton of Anna; two sons, C.O. Brinlee of Plano, and A.F. Brinlee of Lubbock. Her husband, H.C. Brinlee and a son, preceded her in death. She has 26 grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren, there being five generations of her family, prior to her passing.
Wednesday, July 30, 1958, pg.8
McKinney Daily Courier - Gazette, McKinney, Collin County, Texas
Tatum, Thank you for taking an interest in my "brick wall." I believe the year for her death given here (1860) may have been provided by a family member and, for the reasons stated in this article and in my "brick wall" article, may be erroneous, but I am not ruling it out, either. I should also have included in my "action plan" as outlined here a visit to look at the records of the funeral home that handled her burial (Turrentine-Jackson). Thanks for stopping by my blog.ReplyDelete


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AXUL – Android XML User Interface Language
Google's new Android mobile platform chose Java for it's application development language. But what's lacking in developing a Java GUI app? Oh, but of course, something that Mozilla and Adobe have implemented already as part of their platforms, an XML based user interface language!
I made up the name of course, since I couldn't find a name for it: AXUL.
The format looks a little like SWIXML without the Swing.
This reinforces the whole strategy of using a markup language to layout interfaces and custom widgets, taking advantage of a nice box layout mechanism. But one thing I don't see is the ability to create new AXUL components by simply composing other AXUL components. (without a hosting Java class)
But why didn't they choose HTML 5? Ha.


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|Meatball Sicilian Style Pizza
|Precooked dough to make it extra crispy
|Pepperoni Sicilian Pizza
|Love that crispy crust!
1 pk dry yeast dissolved in 2 cups luke warm water
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
4 tablespoons olive oil
Mix until forms a ball, knead until smooth and elastic, add more flour if dough is sticky , this should not be dry but firm until a ball forms. Rise in a bowl covered with a wet towel, until doubled in size in warm spot, away from draft.... stretch out on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and let rise until 1 1/2 inches thickness. Bake at 400 degrees until golden brown on the bottom around 20 minutes if this puffs up in the middle pierce with a fork to get the air out of the dough. Take out oven brush top with olive oil. Topping suggestions: Spread with tomato sauce store bought or (homemade see recipe below), mozzarella cheese and any meat toppings of choice, meatballs click here for recipe, sausage, peperoni, mushroom, peppers, olives, (ham, pineapple),( sliced tomatoes, spinach, broccoli, ricotta, garlic for vegetarian lovers ) Whatever you prefer. Sprinkle with grating cheese, dried oregano, garlic powder, pepper,(cayenne pepper optional for the folks who prefer hot and spicy!) Bake until brown and crispy and cheese has melted on top. Enjoy!


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Trial ordered in deer shooting from Wal-Mart lot
May 06, 2013 at 10:02 PM
The Associated Press
BLAIRSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man who allegedly shot a deer near a busy Wal-Mart parking lot on the first day of rifle season last year has been ordered to stand trial on reckless endangerment and state game charges.
Arcangelo "Angelo" Bianco Jr., of Derry Township, spotted a deer in the parking lot Nov. 26, fired several shots, then ran to the side of the Burrell Township store where workers were loading tractor-trailers, wildlife conservation officers contend. Bianco allegedly continued shooting at the fleeing deer, and he eventually retrieved it from a woman's yard on the other side of a highway.
Among other things, authorities contend Bianco violated a state "safety zone" law by firing a weapon within 150 yards of an occupied structure. Bianco also didn't have a hunting license, authorities said.
Bianco said only that "the truth will come out" after his preliminary hearing Wednesday in nearby Blairsville, about 45 miles east of Pittsburgh.
At the hearing, employee Domenick Hewitt testified he was loading the trailers when he saw Bianco's pickup stop abruptly in the lot then speedily reverse toward the side of the store.
"After the truck stopped, I saw this guy jump out, and he started running along the side of the store, where the trailers were, and he pulled out a handgun and fired two shots at the deer," Hewitt said. "At first I didn't know what he was doing."
Blood smears found on a trailer showed the deer was nearby when Bianco fired, Wildlife Conservation Officer Jack Lucas testified.
Defense attorney Jason Huska argued the reckless endangerment charge was unwarranted because he contends Bianco couldn't have known any workers were in the trailers when he fired.
But Indiana County Assistant District Attorney Jay Carmella said it didn't matter whether Bianco saw the workers in the trailers, and said there were also many people in the parking lot and noted the woman who owned the home where the deer finally dropped also came out of her home.
"He had to know there was a risk of firing a gun there," Carmella said. The district judge agreed in ordering Bianco to stand trial.
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I have written public "letters" of welcome to Denver's past two Catholic archbishops (Cardinal Francis Stafford and Charles Chaput). They never acknowledged receipt, but I believe that what I wrote spoke for many area Catholics. So let me now write a similar form of welcome to newly appointed Archbishop Samuel Aquila.
Unlike his predecessors, Aquila had served previously in Denver and recently said it is "the place I had called home for most of my life." Yet I don't think that I personally ever met the man. At most we may have exchanged quick greetings at some public event. Still, I've heard good things about him — above all that he's personable. As one young man who met him on his recent visit to Denver put it: "He's cool — very mellow and cool and down to earth."
That he is and will continue to be a very "conservative" (he'd say "orthodox") Catholic simply goes without saying given the pattern of Vatican appointments since the papacy of John Paul II. In his administrative work here in Denver (and presumably also in his role as bishop in North Dakota), he followed the pattern set by his predecessors (who were then his bosses) as a strict believer in and enforcer of the current Vatican line on Catholic teachings and church disciplines.


text: 'Entrapped' June 15, 2017March 18, 2018 ~ Project TheraPaint Alcohol Ink on 9″ x 12″ Mineral Paper – Custom Matted (12″ x 16″) – Frame not included – Available at $125 – Share this:TwitterEmailPinterestFacebookMoreWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by Project TheraPaint Let's start from the beginning… I was a part-time hairstylist, full time architectural intern, grad student, and volunteer. I was determined in accomplishing my goals and had a plan set in motion for what I wanted in life. I avoided distractions that could possibly slow me down. Boy, did God have other plans for me! January 20th, 2017 is the day that changed my life. There are things about that morning that I could never shake. It happened all too fast and much too slow. I don't even know if I had enough time to be afraid. I remember trying to make logical decisions in order to avoid this collision. Once I realized what was going to happen, it happened. I was walking into work like I had every other workday. I began crossing the parking lot towards the office building. Even with all of the safety precautions, nothing could stop this disaster. The SUV turned and approached me quite rapidly without slowing down. It crashed right into me. It's quite a blessing that human nature does us a favor by blocking out traumatic events in our most vulnerable state. I remember it in flashes; her vehicle acting as a catapult, my body as the object. The moment following was one of the scariest as I woke up on the ground and thought, "Why did this person try to kill me?" That's when everything changed. A few horrific seconds took away all things according to my "timeline". My aspirations had to be put on hold and I fell into despair. I lost my clients, opportunities at work, course completions, and even relationships. I lost my strength and independence. I lost hope. I lost a sense of purpose. The pain was debilitating. The physical weakness crushed my spirit. I had zero strength and stamina and my entire body was too damaged to do the things I used to do. I thought of taking up painting to pass the time. With most forms of painting, a brush is required but I couldn't grip a paintbrush to use it well enough. Finally, I came across an artist that created large scale fluid artwork. I saw that she used bigger tools, things that didn't require much grip or "finger power". I had no idea what she was doing or using or how she did any of it. But I knew that I had to try this!! And so I did. I made gigantic messes, one after another. I used the wrong materials, the wrong canvases, the wrong space, the wrong everything. But I LOVED IT!!! It was a form of release! Since that day, I found something magical. I found a healing power in making. Physically, painting is a torture to my body. Mentally, it is absolutely euphoric! I've become obsessed with making; with experimenting; with creating an even bigger mess than the mess I was dealt. Painting brought back a sense of purpose in my life. God saved my life all over again the day that I realized painting is the medicine for my mind. View all posts by Project TheraPaint


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Ritual and repetition
A Reading Note
Richard Sennett on the dangers of letting the computer do the work for you:
The architect Renzo Piano explains his own working procedure thus: "You start by sketching, then you do a drawing, then you make a model, and then you go to reality—you go to the site—and then you go back to drawing. You build up a kind of circularity between drawing and making and then back again." About repetition and practice Piano observes, "This is very typical of the craftsman's approach. You think and you do at the same time. You draw and you make. Drawing…is revisited. You do it, you redo it, and you redo it again." This attaching, circular metamorphosis can be aborted by [the computer]. Once points are plotted on screen, the algorithms do the drawing; misuse occurs if the process is a closed-system, a static means-end—the "circularity" of which Piano speaks disappears. The physicist Victor Weisskopf once said to his MIT students who worked exclusively with computerized experiments, "When you show me that result, the computer understands the answer; but I don't think you understand the answer."Sennet, The Craftsman, page 40
Sennett compares the work of drawing to that of a tennis player who practices her serves over and over; in the routine that develops from doing something many times, one is able to fully know the act, to explore and mature within it. Twyla Tharp speaks of the same thing:
I begin each day of my life with a ritual: I wake up at 5:30 a.m., put on my workout clothes, my leg warmers, my sweatshirts, and my hat. I walk outside my Manhattan home, hail a taxi, and tell the driver to take me to the Pumping Iron gym at 91st Street and First Avenue, where I work out for two hours. The ritual is not the stretching and the weight training I put my body through each morning at the gym; the ritual is the cab….
It's vital to establish some rituals—automatic but decisive patterns of behavior—at the beginning of the creative process, when you are most at peril of turning back, chickening out, or going the wrong way.
A ritual, the Oxford English Dictionary tells me, is "a prescribed order of performing religious or other devotional service." All that applies to my morning ritual. Thinking of it as a ritual has a transforming effect on the activity.Tharp, The Creative Habit, page 14
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RG3 gives D.C. hope like no other athlete
At FedEx Field in Landover, Md., home of the Washington Redskins, fans had been lining up since late afternoon, to sit in the stands and watch the big video screen for the commissioner to walk across the stage in New York City and call out a name.
According to reports, the fans didn't even wait for Roger Goodell to call the name before they broke out into roars of delight. All Goodell had to call out, at 8:06 p.m. ET Thursday, was "Andrew Luck," the No. 1 pick, to the Indianapolis Colts.
That meant Robert Griffin III was that much closer to finally being theirs.
They got their wish three minutes later. Finally, fans of the once-proud, lately wretched favorites of the D.C. metropolitan area could celebrate, exhale, relax, and even ... hope.
That emotion fits, too. Among the many expressions of RG3 love on display all around the Washington area, inside the stadium and also inside Radio City Music Hall was a T-shirt patterned on the famous artistic rendition of Barack Obama and the slogan "Hope."
— Clifton Brown: Shanahan's fate hinges on Griffin's success
Of course, just as fitting was a Redskins jersey worn by another fan on-site at the draft, originally a Donovan McNabb—but adorned with the duct-taped names of a decade's worth of underwhelming and/or underperforming quarterbacks of recent vintage. Clever, but painful for anyone still hoping to forget the Danny Wuerffel era.
Still, it was a necessary reminder to all of what every member of the Redskins faithful is hoping to leave behind—and of what all fans of a city hurting for a taste of big-time sports success have been starved for.
The handful of skeptics who swore that the Redskins gave up too much to the St. Louis Rams to move up from sixth to second overall began to quiet as they start to imagine what Griffin could be, and what that could mean to the team that owns this town.
Basically, Griffin could be what McNabb was expected to be when Mike Shanahan arrived two years ago and grabbed him off the Eagles' scrap heap.
In a sense, Griffin is even being viewed as what Shanahan himself was expected to be: a savior. A name, a magnet, the first stone in the foundation of rebuilding that was so desperately needed. So far, Shanahan has been far from that.
— Griffin analysis | More Redskins needs
Part of the reason: He miscalculated so badly on how much McNabb would be that. Or, depending on whom you believe, he miscalculated how he and McNabb were supposed to mesh, and subsequently, how his treatment of McNabb from then on would play among a fan base that thought McNabb deserved much, much better treatment.
If Shanahan's honeymoon isn't officially over after consecutive seasons with more total losses than overmatched predecessor Jim Zorn, it's only because RG3 has given the coach a new honeymoon.
Everybody has put their trust back into Shanahan after he and general manager Bruce Allen took the bold step to trade up for Griffin, to change the long-term losing pattern and switch up the culture of failure.
— Draft board: Pick by pick, round by round | Trades turn Thursday into Deal Night
At the same time, the seat under Shanahan will never be hotter. If somehow Griffin fails to deliver on all the promise he brings to Washington, he will likely catch less of the blame than Shanahan.
Meanwhile, both Shanahan and Griffin surely know that their fate will drive the mood of D.C. far more than the other pro teams combined. The NHL's Capitals, MLB's Nationals and even the NBA's Wizards have shown glimpses of making turnarounds from collective headlong rushes in the wrong direction. Just the day before the draft, the Caps eliminated the defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins from the playoffs; the Nats climbed to the best record in the National League, and the Wizards, owners of the second-worst record in the NBA, won their fifth consecutive game.
Each has a young cornerstone that, upon their arrival at least, filled the area with similar anticipation: respectively, Alex Ovechkin, Stephen Strasburg and John Wall.
They'd probably admit that from the moment the Redskins cut the deal last month for RG3's rights, they became a group of second bananas.
They probably also all know that no player is in position to rise as high or fall as hard as Griffin, because he's a Redskin and they're not.
The faithful, however, were allowing no space for negativity on this evening. They professed their love for RG3 and, at worst, extended Shanahan the benefit of the doubt.
And, soon after Griffin's name was called, the new savior spoke on NFL Network about how big were the expectations he has officially taken onto his shoulders.
"I understand that," he said, "but to whom much is given, much is expected, and I'll expect more from myself and my teammates than the fans will."
Don't be so sure about that.


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From 'Bound' to 'Jupiter Ascending,' We Rank the Films of The Wachowskis
Posted on Monday, February 9th, 2015 by Germain Lussier
No matter how old you are, you remember the moment you were introduced to The Wachowskis. For me, it was February 1999. I was sitting in a screening of what I figured was some dumb new Keanu Reeves movie with about 1,000 of my fellow college students. A girl in black leather started to get into a fight and as she jumped in the air she froze. The camera spun around her, and she delivered a bone-shattering blow. Every single person in the room cheered wildly at the iconic visual moment at the beginning of The Matrix and, for the next two hours, we continued to be amazed at what was unfolding on screen.
The Matrix went on to gross almost $500 million worldwide and spawn two hugely anticipated sequels. More importantly, it supercharged the careers of Lana (then Larry) and Andy Wachowski. The filmmaking siblings have since gone on to make several films that are technical marvels and intellectual thrill rides. This past weekend, their latest film, Jupiter Ascending, finally hit theaters, so we saw a perfect opportunity to rank the films of The Wachowskis. Read More »


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What is a whole bunch of celery called?
Is it a stalk? Is it a cluster? Is it a head? Is it a bunch? Is it a clump? I didn't know! I knew the correct answer wasn't rib. A rib is one long stalk of celery and a stalk is another word for rib of celery. So that just eliminated two possibilities. Cluster just didn't sound like a proper way to describe an item of food and bunch seems like it is meant for something that is not connected.
And that, my friends, is the beauty of the internet. One quick search and the answer appeared. It's called a head of celery! I bet if I'd used mine a bit longer I would have figured it out, but Google is just so much
I don't really care what it's called as long as I can get one and that's not always the case here. When I do spot a head of celery, it's often thin and scraggly. I don't think celery is much of a hot weather vegetable, but when I do see a respectable head I pick it up and run to one of the dairy aisles for a container of ricotta cheese. See, my sister served a version of this salad when I was there this past summer and I crave it often.
I usually go with the recipe just as she served it, but tonight I decided to embellish a bit. I was making chicken curry and rice for dinner and I thought it was time to put the pomegranate that was sitting in my fridge to good use.
I had a big can of chick peas and plan to make falafel tomorrow, so I thought I'd throw a few into the bowl as well. I was making an Indian main dish so both the pomegranate and chick peas were perfect additions.
It wasn't my best curry effort so I don't bother to post a recipe but this salad is well worth the search for celery. This 3 point side dish is a perfect accompaniment to most meals. It will liven up the heaviest winter dinner or keep things cool during the hotest of days.
1 head Celery, stalks sliced 1/4 - 1/2 inch thick
1 small Red Onion, sliced paper thin
1/2 cup cooked chick peas (canned or fresh)
1/4 cup Pomegranate Arils (seeds)
2 tablespoons Greek Seasoning
2 tablespoons Vinegar (do not use Balsamic style)
2 tablespoons good quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/2 cup Part Skim Ricotta Cheese
Place all ingredients except pomegranate in a bowl
Stir to combine thoroughly
Add the pomegranate arils on top
Let sit for 10 minutes for flavors to combine
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Samsung Galaxy S III: A Swiss army knife of wireless tech
Forget the moon-sized screen, the innovation's in the airwaves
Samsung's new flagship smartphone is being admired for its big screen and voice control, which make for easy headlines and pretty photographs, but more interesting are the wireless capabilities of the S III, even if they take a little longer to appreciate.
As well as sporting an enormous 4.8" screen which looks so shiny, and boasting 4G support (though not saying in which bands), the Galaxy S III also packs Bluetooth LE and NFC (the first phone to support both). Not only that, but it can pair up a couple of Wi-Fi channels for more speed, or set up a peer-to-peer connection with a bonk where there's no Wi-Fi network to work with – and if that weren't enough you can even charge the thing without reaching for a cable.
Not that we know much about the "Wireless Charging Kit", mentioned in the glitzy product launch. Particularly important is whether it conforms to any of the wireless charging standards (qi, or Qualcomm's WiPower) and if the technology is built in or requires a replacement battery/case. We've asked Samsung for more details and will pass them on when we have them, but the fact that Samsung claimed to be the first mobile phone with the capability bodes badly (Palm, of course, did it years ago).
We do know that the Wi-Fi includes 802.11a (in the less-crowded 5GHz space) and that the bonding conforms to the HT40 standard, probably. HT40 expands the usual 20MHz channel used by 802.11g and/or 802.11n to 40MHz, taking up twice the frequency and (in theory) doubling the speed. Some devices, such as the MacBook, only support HT40 at 5GHz and we're not clear if that limitation applies to the Galaxy; Samsung is silent on that point too.
One needs to double up Wi-Fi, in speed and frequency range, because the standard is so massively inefficient. At a recent presentation by Broadcom, leaders in Wi-Fi technology, 802.11b (11Mb/sec) was described as "suitable for email", while 802.11g (54Mb/sec) could enable "rich data web experience", and one needs 150Mb/sec (802.11n) to transmit "medium-resolution video" – quite a claim considering that a Blu-Ray disc delivers around a third of that.
But Wi-Fi is horribly inefficient, inheriting all the inefficiency of wired Ethernet and adding radio issues into the mix to achieve only a fraction of what it promises. Broadening the signal increases throughput, even if most of that throughput is lost in transit and more interference is generated for everyone else.
But more than the how is the why: the applications for which Samsung sees Wi-Fi being used. Not only can the S III throw content onto any DLNA screen on the local area network, but it can also replicate the current screen onto such a device – allowing big-screen gaming and slide-show presentations using existing applications.
One big screen becomes many, many screens
Even more interesting is AllShare Cast: echoing out the same screen to multiple devices and allowing viewers to scrawl their own amendments which are shared in real time, so a team can work collaboratively on the same screen. Your correspondent created something similar around a decade ago and while the hardware (Compaq iPAQs, using Bluetooth) wasn't really up to it, the experience was compelling even if it took a little getting used to.
AllShare Cast needs a Wi-Fi network, but not all the new features do: the S III supports Wi-Fi Direct and NFC pairing, so one could bonk the handset onto a TV to instantly replicate the screen of the former onto the latter over a peer-to-peer Wi-Fi connection. That's assuming one could find a TV supporting both Wi-Fi Direct and NFC pairing. The handset itself does support both things, of course, so two Galaxy S III's can be tapped together to rapidly exchange large files – though it's hard to think of a GB file one might want to exchange without inferring copyright infringement.
NFC isn't just used for pairing; the phone has a secure element from Giesecke & Devrient which can host protected applications such as Google Wallet and its competitors. It's safe to assume that the phone also supports the SWP standard, connecting the NFC hardware to the network operator's secure store, but with Samsung planning to have Visa's payment system in operation for the Olympics, it's probably going to end up in that G&D space.
We haven't even mentioned Bluetooth LE, but then neither has Samsung to any great extent. Bluetooth LE is a very low power variant of the standard for connecting up wristwatches, wireless sensors and other devices which need a battery life measured in months at least. No one is quite sure what Bluetooth LE is for just yet, but it's all pretty exciting stuff.
It's a sentiment which can be attached to many of the radio innovations in the Samsung Galaxy S III. There's a lot stuff in there, much of which could be revolutionary if it was more widely supported or if someone finds a killer application for it, but when much of today's "innovation" involves a coloured case or pretty icon, it's nice to see really new things even if it's far from obvious what they're good for. ®
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The most common types of drill
Whether you are a homeowner looking to make some home improvements or a tradesmen looking to upgrade your toolbox, you will need to consider the different types of drill and their suitability to your everyday requirements. There are four main types of drill, each offering their own advantages and drawbacks. Read the rest of this entry »


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BOSTON, Mass. – Coming off a pair of tremendous performances in the NCAA New England Division III Championships, the MIT men's and women's track & field teams took part in the All-New England meet held at Boston University over the weekend. The teams' focus was on national qualifying marks rather than team scoring and the Engineers were able to meet a number of those standards in a very successful weekend.
The women's Distance Medley relay started things off with a bang on Friday afternoon, as the group of Louise van den Heuvel, Martha Gross, Jamie Simmons and Anna Holt-Gosselin were looking to post a quality time in advance of the upcoming Division III National Championship. The quartet did just that, winning the race and setting a new MIT record with a time of 11:49.80, good for the fastest time in Division III so far this year.
Also on Friday, Hazel Briner hoped to score well enough in the pentathlon to qualify for Nationals. Briner finished second in the shot put while winning the 800m en route to a score of 3275 points and runner-up showing.
Karin Fisher also continued to show that she is one of the top pole vaulters in the country, as the senior placed first with an MIT and meet record of 13-3.75 feet. That mark is good for tops in Division III on the season as well. Portia Jones also ran very well in the 200 meters, setting an Institute record with her time of 24.40 in the finals, good for third overall.
On the men's side, Chindeum Umachi helped improve his national position in the weight throw, with a toss of 61-0.00 feet, good for second in the meet and currently ninth in Division III. Kenneth Cooper was eighth with a 55-8.00 foot effort.
Justin Bullock was able to set a new MIT freshman record with his time of 2:28.29 in the 1000m, which was enough to place him fourth overall.
As a team, the women finished in a tie for seventh place with 41 points, the highest team finish among Division III squads. The men were tied for 11th overall, scoring 20 points.
Next weekend, the Cardinal and Gray will travel to New York University for the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championship. The meet begins Friday, March 4 at 11:00 a.m.


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Gov race fundraising is strong
Both Republican and Democratic candidates for governor raised hundreds of thousands for their campaigns in the closing weeks of a contest that could end up with a razor-thin victory.
In newly released campaign finance reports Wednesday, Democratic nominee Maggie Hassan out-raised Republican nominee Ovide Lamontagne in the last two weeks, but Lamontagne has raised more money over all since the September primary and has more cash on hand.
To be sure, both candidates will have more than enough money to do what they need to do in the remaining six days of the campaign. Lamontagne enters the final days with $179,375 while Hassan has $65,658. The real money, after all, has been in third-party outside money. This open seat to replace retiring Democratic Gov. John Lynch has been nationally targeted. The Republican Governors Association and the Democratic Governors Association could spend $10 million combined in the race.
Libertarian candidate John Babiarz reported raising just $10.40 and his campaign is about $700 in debt.


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The globe-trotting nature of the Call of Duty series means that multiplayer maps have a plethora of locales to choose from. And the latest one is in… New York?!
Wait, don't run away! The Overwatch map hitting on February 21st is different, since you'll be engaging in firefights 70 stories above the street in a skyscraper with no safety barriers. If you don't watch your step, a very stupid death will happen to you.
As with all the DLC since Activision launched Call of Duty Elite service, you'll need to be an Xbox 360 player AND a premium Elite member to play Overwatch first. If you're a premium Elite member on PS3, you'll get it before other owners of Sony's console. If you need help figuring all this out, check out Stephen Totilo's article on the Call of Duty content season.


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A new video by The Lincoln Project, a newly formed Republican organization against Donald Trump, mocks Trump supporters for worshiping "The MAGA Church." The ad intertwines clips of Trump talking about faith with videos of him speaking crudely. It also features Bible verses, such as Matthew 7:15 which states "Beware of false prophets, which come […]
Making English Premier League soccer history, the intense kid from rural Texas scored a "hat trick" – three goals in a single match for Fulham. Only a few days later, did he it again — the first American ever to do so once, much less twice.
And each time after Clint Dempsey scored, he looked to the sky.
Only reluctantly will he tell you why. As a 10- and 11-year-old local soccer phenomenon, Dempsey grew up outside of Nacogdoches, deep in Texas football territory.
There, he earned youth soccer coaches' attention — and dread — with his young hunger to score and his instinctual ability to "finish" – to be there just at the right split-second to slam the soccer ball into the net.
Dempsey recalls how as a 7- and 8-year-old, he loved kicking basketballs with Hispanic buddies with their bare feet on any available grassy patch with piles of rocks as their goalposts. If six kids showed up, they competed 3-on-3. If 12 came, 6-on-6. If it was 30 – including big sisters and little brothers, they played 15-on-15. They didn't need coaches or referees blowing whistles; they just played for hours, enjoying the sheer joy of soccer.
As a third grader, "I was hooked," Dempsey tells the British daily the Guardian. "The popular kids at school would be like, 'What are you doing, man?' I played all the other sports, too. But I hated all the waiting to bat that you get in baseball. And there were too many stoppages in football. Soccer was continuous, free-flowing and exciting – and I was good at it too."
"His family could see he had talent," reports the Guardian's Daniel Taylor, "and when he reached 10, they decided to do something about it. His dad, Aubrey, drove him toDallas to trials for a club team called the Longhorns."
The coach for the Under-12 team threw a ball to the youngster, watched Clint do a few fancy moves he'd learned from neighborhood buddies and their dads – and immediately declared: "I want him."
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The current Catholic Herald debate on the collapse of the doctrinal discussions between the Vatican and the SSPX is getting a substantial response, and has been noticed elsewhere in the blogosphere. The whole debate, according to one blog, The Sensible Bond, was predictable: "On the one side, high-minded papal loyalists cannot say enough about how disobedient the SSPX is, or how proud. On the other side, SSPX tub thumpers jeer about the hierarchy's tendency to wink at all rebellions apart from the SSPX's, and the busted flush of Benedict's papacy which has seen him gravitate from liturgical traditionalist to Assisi tribute act in a mere four years".
Well, I can't say I'm neutral between the two points of view, definitely tending towards being a "papal loyalist" (despite some discomfort over Assisi, I think it's just about defensible), though how high-minded you need to be to hold such views I'm not sure: it seems to me it's a perfectly normal for a mainstream Catholic to be loyal to the pope.
The real question is whether there was ever any realistic prospect that there might be any kind of rapprochement. Rome's view is that the SSPX can be as critical as it likes about the distortions of Vatican II – what Pope Benedict calls "the hermeneutic of discontinuity and rupture" – but in the end it has to accept the essential Catholicity of the Council itself. This seems to me entirely reasonable. SSPX actually demands that Rome should repudiate the Council and accept that the Mass of Paul VI is invalid, even Protestant.
This is grotesquely unreasonable. It is inconceivable that the Vatican would simply turn against an ecumenical council of all the world's bishops. SSPX must have known this: so it has been playing an elaborate game whose outcome was probably clearly foreseen by Bishop Fellay. The Pope, on the contrary, clearly had hopes that the schism might be overcome. Well, he has done everything he could to explore every avenue towards reconcilation. Now it is over.
The issues involved, however, will be with us for some time, and still have to be faced, since the casual acceptance of some supposedly "traditionalist" views has done considerable damage. One of these was summed up by one participant in the ongoing Herald debate: his view is essentially that the Novus Ordo is an invalid rite:
"The Novus Ordo does not signify the Catholic theology of the holy sacrifice of the Mass. It is ambiguous – deliberately so – and tends toward giving a Protestant understanding of the Lord's Supper, which gradually will replace the Catholic Mass in the eyes and psyche of whatever remaining "Catholic" attend it. It is simple: no sacrifice = no need for a sacrificing priest = no need for an altar but merely a table for a commemorative meal over which the presbyter presides and in which the people of God exercise their universal priesthood and so they, not any priest, worship God in their way instead of in His."
This is a grotesque distortion – no, worse, an actual direct untruth – simply asserted as though it were self-evident. The Novus Ordo is very clearly a valid Catholic liturgy, in which the doctrine of the Mass as sacrifice is both assumed and unambiguously stated. Consider the following, from the current English translation of Eucharistic prayer III:
Father, calling to mind the death your Son endured for our salvation, his glorious Resurrection and ascension into heaven, and ready to greet him when he comes again, we offer you in thanksgiving this holy and living sacrifice.
Look with favour on your Church's offering, and see the victim whose death has reconciled us to yourself. Grant that we, who are nourished by his body and blood, may be filled with his Holy Spirit, and become one body, one spirit in Christ.
May he make us an everlasting gift to you and enable us to share in the inheritance of your saints, with Mary, the virgin Mother of God, with the apostles, the martyrs, and all your saints, on whose constant intercession we rely for help.
Lord, may this sacrifice, which has made our peace with you, advance the peace and salvation of all the world…
That is quite unmistakeable, and clearly, intentionally and unambiguously expressed: what is being offered is a "holy and living" sacrifice, the sacrifice of Calvary. Or consider this, from Eucharistic prayer IV:
…looking forward to his coming in glory, we offer you his body and blood, the acceptable sacrifice which brings salvation to the whole world.
Lord, look upon this sacrifice which you have given to your Church; and by your Holy Spirit, gather all who share this one bread and one cup into the one body of Christ, a living sacrifice of praise.
Lord, remember those for whom we offer this sacrifice, especially [Benedict] our Pope, [name of local bishop], our bishop, and bishops and clergy everywhere…
I find the accusation of "deliberate ambiguity" particularly interesting, since many years ago, when I was training to be an Anglican clergyman, I once had to write a long essay comparing the language and theology of the then recently authorised Anglican and Catholic rites: the Novus Ordo and what was then called the "Series III" service of Holy Communion of the Church of England. My conclusion then (it was one of the factors that led me, about a decade later, to understand that I had no alternative but to become a Catholic) was that the chief linguistic difference between the rites was that Catholic language was, precisely, deliberately unambiguous and Anglican language (because the same Eucharistic prayer had to gain acceptance from Anglo-Catholics and evangelicals alike) was inevitably ambiguous.
Take the words of the epiklesis, the invocation of the Holy Spirit, in the Roman rite: "And so, Father, we bring you these gifts. We ask you to make them holy by the power of your Spirit, that they may become the body and blood of your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, at whose command we celebrate this Eucharist." That's the epiklesis of Eucharistic prayer III: but the same doctrinal point has to be made about all four prayers: the assumption here is that the Eucharistic elements undergo an actual and supernaturally effected change: there is an actual point at which they become, in very truth and not merely symbolically, the body and blood of Christ.
The equivalent Anglican words at this point are "grant that by the power of your Spirit these gifts of bread and wine may be to us his body and his blood": the notion of a moment at which change is effected is deliberately avoided: an Anglo-Catholic can assume it, but an evangelical can see these words as referring simply to a mere subjective view, that the bread and wine in some way "to us" symbolise Christ's body and blood. The idea of the Eucharist as sacrifice is deliberately excluded by the words which follow "we celebrate and proclaim his perfect sacrifice made once for all upon the cross": in other words, the sacrifice of Calvary was in no way repeatable, and what we now do is simply a distant and subjective memory of it.
Whether you like the new prayers of the Roman Rite or not (personally, I think that Eucharistic prayers III and IV are magnificent, especially in Latin but, though more evidently in the new translation, even in the current English version) it is ludicrous, ludicrous, to claim that they tend towards Protestantism.
The Novus Ordo is a valid Catholic Mass, written in unambiguous language. Let us all, whether or not we like the way it is sometimes celebrated, or the way it was originally translated, agree on that. If we can't, we're all in trouble.


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Today the kids and I headed out to the Farmer's Market in between rain storms. We stopped by Cherbourg Bakery's booth for some more yummy goodies! Jon had to get his Double Lemon Bar fix. We were also able to sample the Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies, which were drool-worthy and the Polenta Cake (it was a savory cake versus a real sweet cake and it was amazing!). The kids picked out their goodies and then we paid and were on our way. Stopped by a couple more booths & picked up some fresh basil and tomatoes for dinner.
I had thought about making pizza for dinner, but Jon was out with his cousin at the movies and Aaron & Hannah ordered pizza. I was on my own. I really wanted to use the fresh basil & tomatoes & remembered I had some fresh mozzarella in the fridge. I toasted a Trader Joe's French Roll and then topped each half with a slice of fresh sliced mozzarella, basil leaves & tomatoes slices. Then I drizzled balsamic vinaigrette over the top & broiled until hot & melty. Holy YUM! This meal was soooooooooooooooooooooooo good!! I paired it with a rather large salad and sauteed kale, zucchini, yellow squash, mushrooms & grape tomatoes. Oh, I may or may not have had a nice glass of cabernet along with my meal. 😉
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) San Diego State is staying in the Mountain West and backing out on the Big East - just as Boise State did last month.
University President Elliot Hirshman said Tuesday that the school is pleased to be continuing as a full member of the Mountain West Conference.
San Diego State, a founding member, had committed to join the Big East for football only, with Boise State, starting next season. San Diego State's other teams were going to compete in the Big West.
But recent defections from the Big East caused Boise State to reconsider and strike a deal to stay in the Mountain West. Without a western partner, San Diego State retreated, too.
Unlike Boise State, San Diego State is not on the hook for an exit fee, because Boise State left first. San Diego State becomes the third school in the last 16 months to leave the Big East before ever actually joining. TCU did the same, reneging on a commitment to join the league in 2012 and instead accepting an invite to join the Big 12.
However, SDSU must pay a $1.5 million exit fee to the Big West, which was where its men's basketball team was headed next season before Tuesday's decision. That money will be defrayed by an estimated $2.5 million year-end distribution from the Mountain West.
``After substantial discussion and consideration of a broad range of factors, San Diego State University will be continuing as a full member of the Mountain West Conference in July 2013,'' Hirshman said in a statement. ``We have the deepest respect for our colleagues in the Mountain West, Big East and Big West conferences with whom we have worked collaboratively during the period of conference realignment. We are optimistic about the future of San Diego State University's athletic programs and the prospect of building on our university's rich tradition of intercollegiate athletics.''
The move leaves the Big East with only 10 football members for the forthcoming season, instead of the 12 it had planned to have. It also scraps plans to hold a conference title game, and will force the league office to come up with a new schedule. In early December, it had released a schedule with San Diego State and Boise State in a new western division.
The conference has 10 football members for 2013, but two of those - Louisville and Rutgers - are looking to leave by 2014. Louisville is headed to the Atlantic Coast Conference and Rutgers to the Big Ten, though exactly when those moves will take place is still to be determined.
Those departures, along with the seven non-FBS football members breaking away from the Big East, and the conference's inability to land a TV deal because of all the instability, caused Boise State to change course and return to the Mountain West.
Now the Mountain West will go into next season with 12 members, a restructured television contract with CBS Sports Network that allows the league to make extra money by selling some games, including Boise State home games, to other networks, and it plans to play a football championship game.


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24-90-119. Privacy of user records. Statute text From the Colorado Revised Statutes (1) Except as set forth in subsection (2) of this section, a publicly-supported library shall not disclose any record or other information that identifies a person as having requested or obtained specific materials or service or as otherwise having used the library. (2) Records may be disclosed in the following instances:
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