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In the first commission meeting of the year, the Emery County Commissioners voted for Gary Kofford to serve as the commission chairman for the year. The 2009 commissioner responsibilities were also assigned. The responsibilities include: Commissioner Jeff Horrocks; ambulance/EMTs, attorney, council of governments, CCP, DWR, economic development, Green River medical center, housing authority, justice court, municipal building authority, Museum of the San Rafael, North Emery Water Users District, personnel, public lands, travel council, treasurer and weed/mosquito.
Commissioner Kofford; airport, aquatic center, association of governments, Bureau of Land Management, Castle Valley Special Service District, clerk/auditor, county facilities, economic development, Emery County Special Service District #1, information technology/GIS, Lawrence Cemetery, municipal building authority, planning/zoning, public lands, public/mental health, RC and D, road department/landfill, TV and communications and water conservancy.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth; animal control, assessor, care center, chamber of commerce, economic development, extension/USU, historic preservation, library, municipal building authority, public lands, recorder/archives, recreation district and Emery County Fair, senior citizens, sheriff/homeland security, United States Forest Service, wildland fire and workforce services.
Emery County citizens with questions in any of the areas of responsibilities can direct questions to the commissioner in charge of that responsibility. All commissioners are open to questions from the citizens on all issues at any time.
In other commission business the commission approved the name of Ray Jeffs to fill a vacant seat on the Emery County Travel Bureau. The board approved a cell phone stipend for Laurie Pitchforth and Brook Smith.
The commission approved an agreement with Government Matters LLC for a public land consultant and lobbyist in the amount of $15,000 a year. This company is owned by Randy Johnson.
The commission approved a change for the public lands council bylaws. The lands council wanted to change the bylaws to allow the chairman to serve for two years instead of the one year currently in the bylaws.
The commission approved the plan for the covering of the first cell at the landfill. The layer will be three feet of loose mancos shale. The commission will submit the plan to the DEQ for their approval.
A public hearing was held on the bond resolution for the Castle Valley Special Service District. Darrel Leamaster, board director for the CVSSD said the law recently changed and a public hearing is required on the issuance of bonds. The bond is for a $1.5 million, zero interest loan to be paid off in the next eight years. The bond will be used for projects in all eight communities served by the CVSSD; $600,000 to curb and gutter; $1.4 million in streets and $200,000 for drain projects with the rest going to engineering and rights of way procurement. After the issuance of this bond there will be $538,000 left on the original bond approved by voters in 2001. Leamaster stated in November another bond election will be needed.
Commissioner Kofford said the district has leveraged the loan money with grants and they have been able to complete many projects for the county.
The commission approved a fee waiver for the Lawrence cemetery for a family who already owned a family plot there.
The commission approved the ratification of the resolution on Dec. 2, 2008 relating to the bonds.
Holly Damron the current Miss Emery addressed the commission on her platform and the work she has been doing for the military family support. She has worked with the American Legion and prepared holiday packages for the soldiers and most recently she took afghans to local Veterans in the care centers in Ferron and Elmo. Her aunt donated the afghans which she made and the yarn was donated.
The commissioners thanked Holly for coming in and said her work has been an asset to the county.
Commissioner Horrocks asked for approval for Tina Carter to take a county vehicle to Denver for the travel show there and to approve the use of a vehicle for other travel shows for 2009.
The commission approved change orders for the pool. There will be repainting in some areas at the pool. An alarm system with receivers and cameras was approved.
Commissioner Kofford gave an update on the pool. He said the hours are from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. From 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. is lap swim. From 8-9 a.m. is aquasize; lap swim again at 11:30-1 p.m. open swim 3:30 p.m.- 8 p.m. Lap swim 8-9 p.m. Aquasize MWF from 1-2 p.m. The hours will be posted on the county website. The pool will be closed for Martin Luther King Day and President's Day, but will be open on all the summer holidays so people can plan reunions on those holidays and the pool will be available for use.
There has been some trouble with the outside lighting not working properly. The heater fan assemblies are set on the ground on the east side of the building. They work to pull condensation out of the building. But, the intake is picking up the moisture from the outtake and the moisture is freezing on the intake filters. There is a lot of condensation in the building due to this problem. Some modifications have been made to alleviate the problem, but the modifications need to be made permanent. There is a problem with the eye wash stations and the water gets too hot for rinsing the eyes and could burn the eyes. Kofford said the boilers for the building are too big, but there doesn't seem to be a solution available for that right now. Kofford said they will meet with Hughes Construction to discuss these items. All pool related expenses can be paid.
Mary Huntington, personnel director addressed the commission on personnel matters. A 3 percent wage increase was approved for Mark DeBry, building inspector who has successfully completed his six month orientation period. A one month leave of absence was approved for Dottie Grimes. Bernice Payne was hired as a temporary employee to serve in Grime's absence. Holly Damron will be a temporary employee in the IT department. Lane Gardner and Taylor Cox were approved as lifeguards.


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The Douglas County teachers' union is endorsing school board candidates Barbra Chase, Bill Hodges, Julie Keim and Ronda Scholting in the November election.
The organization will not contribute money to candidates' campaigns, union officials said, but will spend an undetermined amount of money on election-related activities.
"We did not do a formal process, and they did not seek our endorsement," Douglas County Federation president Brenda Smith said. "But these are the ones we're recommending to our teachers that will be good for kids and good for education in Douglas County."
Union officials say more than 60 percent of the Douglas County School District's teachers are voluntary members of the DCF, whose longstanding collective bargaining agreement with DCSD was severed in 2012.
Douglas County Republicans also endorsed four candidates from among several interviewed by their members. Their choices — incumbents Doug Benevento and Meghann Silverthorn, plus Jim Geddes and Judi Reynolds — are the candidates "most likely to support the principles of the Republican Party," according to local party chairman Craig Steiner.
Steiner said the local party also will not contribute to its chosen candidates' campaigns. He said he would not talk about the local party's planned campaign expenditures.
All four of the union-supported candidates said the news came as a surprise.
"This campaign is about the direction of our schools and improving the quality of education for our students," District E candidate Bill Hodges said in an emailed statement. "I welcome any organization's support as my campaign has broad support from members of our community, business leaders and teachers."
"I did not seek the endorsement," District G candidate Ronda Scholting said. "Generally candidates ask for endorsements, so I was unaware of any endorsement from the union. But I am happy to have the support of all members of the community."
"I certainly did not pursue anything from them," said District D candidate Julie Keim. "I appreciate their support from the perspective I really want to do the best thing for the students and taxpayers of Douglas County."
Though the DCF doesn't plan to contribute to campaigns, Keim added, "I don't intend to take special-interest money from anyone. I don't want any strings attached to the decisions I make."
"I was not aware, nor did I request the support statement by the Union as I am running unaffiliated," District B candidate Barbra Chase wrote in an email. "As the teachers' association represents the majority of teachers in Douglas County schools, I graciously appreciate that I am backed and supported by the teachers."


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Sun is holding a virtual HPC conference on September 17th featuring Andy Bechtolsheim as keynote speaker. Andy will be talking about the challenges around creating Exaflop systems by 2020, after which he will participate in a chat session with attendees. In fact, each of the conference speakers (see agenda) will chat with attendees after their presentations.There will also be two sets of exhibits to "visit" to find information on HPC solutions for specific industries or to get information on specific HPC technologies. Industries covered include MCAE, EDA, Government/Education/Research, Life Sciences, and Digital Media. There will be technology exhibits on storage software and hardware, integrated software stack for HPC, compute and networking hardware, and HPC services.
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Another thing I seem to have forgotten: how to make bread. Specifically, how to make Jim Lahey's bread, about which I somewhat famously wrote four years ago.
Then, at a benefit for the Truro Center for the Arts a few weeks ago, I met a woman named Judith Motzkin, who makes (among other things) ceramic pots specifically designed for baking Lahey-style bread. This roughly coincided with the arrival of an actual oven at the place I stay in on the Cape (until recently we had a weird kind of oven/microwave hybrid, which was inadequate to every task, from heating coffee to baking bread), and a pledge on my part to resume breadmaking. (The Outer Cape, notorious for bad bread, now boasts a "boulangerie" in Wellfleet which, from my pre-summer experience, seems pretty good, but right now it's more than your life is worth to try to get anywhere near it. You might as well try to get into Mac's Shack at 7pm on a Saturday.)


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Haynes, Stephen E., 1945-; Stone, Joe A. (Joe Allan), 1948- (University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics, September 20, 2004)[more][less]Haynes, Stephen E., 1945- Stone, Joe A. (Joe Allan), 1948- 2004-10-24T14:54:45Z 2004-10-24T14:54:45Z 2004-09-20 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/240 12 p. Previous models of the popular vote in U.S. Presidential elections emphasize economic growth and price stability, the role of parties and incumbency, and pre-election expectations for the future. Despite the closeness of the pre-election polls in 2004, formal models instead predict a landslide victory for President Bush. An obvious question is whether this anomaly arises, at least in part, from national security concerns – in particular, the conflict in Iraq. We explore this pre-election anomaly by introducing two opposing electoral forces capturing national security concerns, which for the 2004 election reduces President Bush's predicted vote share. In general, the impact of national security concerns on the vote share of the incumbent (or the incumbent's party) can be substantial, whether positive, as in the 1944 election during World War II, or negative, as in the 1952 election during the Korean war and the 1968 election during the Vietnam war. 125944 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers;2004-12 United States presidential elections Popular vote Predictive models Presidents -- United States -- Election 'Guns and Butter' in U.S. Presidential Elections Working Paper
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Hands on with: Prey
Back in 2006 there was a well-received first person shooter set on a space station called The Sphere. This is not that game.
Back in 2006 there was a well-received first person shooter set on a space station called The Sphere. This is not that game.
Like Dead Rising earlier this week, BioShock Remastered is a reminder of the PC's darkest days—but in a bad way.
ReCore features charming robot companions and snappy platforming, but a chore of an end-game and terrible load times make it a hard sell.
The best retail video player has a new feature, and it's very cool.
Google is finally adding a built-in option to Cast open tabs to your Chromecast-enabled television. The extension will still work, but it's no longer needed.
The BeeWare project offers tools and libraries offered for mobile and web development
Microsoft has been using a deceptive tactic to dupe Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users into upgrading to Windows 10 for at least two months.
Microsoft really, really wants to get your feedback. Not content to merely periodically ask you for your thoughts on Windows 10, the company has released its Feedback Hub to all Windows 10 users, not just Windows Insider testers.
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SOC's Sina Weibo Team Up Close
Since 2000, the number of international schools in China has increased by a factor of fifteen to 338 from 22. Similarly, the number of Chinese students studying abroad has also increased dramatically. According to the Institute for International Education, Chinese student enrollments in U.S. undergraduate academic institutions has increased by 31 percent and by 23 percent for undergraduate and graduate institutions combined over the last decade.
Location, reputation and connections draw students from China. So how do prospective students make their choices? Data shows that the U.S. educational system can be confusing for international applicants. To help Chinese-speaking applicants navigate the application process, American University's School of Communication (SOC) Graduate Office has launched a Sina Weibo account to help meet the needs of social media savvy Chinese speakers on this popular microblogging site.
Three Chinese graduate students maintain the Weibo account: Dongyu (Julia) Li, Lulu Wang, and Yiyi (Murphy) Yang. Each of these students has varying levels of experience in the U.S. at the undergraduate level and came to SOC for different reasons.
Julia came to the U.S. for her undergraduate study at Marietta College. She applied to 5 schools and was admitted to four. She was eager for a challenge. "I wanted to further my education in the U.S. and to eventually get a job here." By attending a small, liberal arts college, she really found a niche for herself early in her undergraduate study. Deciding to come to American University represented a big change, but Julia did not hesitate.
"D.C. is a big city. It was hard to transition from a small community to D.C., but you can't stay in a comfort zone. You have to challenge yourself. You have to hold yourself to high standards to help you transition to the career you want," says Julia. The strategic communication program at SOC was attractive. "At AU you can take advantage of the D.C. location. There are so many possibilities for jobs, you can study communication marketing, strategic communication and media relations."
Lulu attended an undergraduate degree program in China at Shanghai Ocean University—a university that offers a cooperative program with a university in Australia. According to Lulu about half of the 200 graduates in her field went on to pursue graduate degrees in Australia. Of the group approximately five students decided to study in the U.S. The program at Shanghai Ocean University also offered opportunities for students to pursue internships in San Francisco and attend seminars at the University of California, Berkeley. Lulu was excited about opportunities in the U.S. and served as an intern for two consecutive summers at Oddball Film and Video during her undergraduate study. After her brief stay in the U.S. Lulu knew she wanted to come back. So why AU? "I wanted to go further with academic study and AU is one of the best strategic communication programs in the U.S. ranked in the top 5 by PR Week. My parents also called friends at the Chinese Embassy in D.C. to confirm this."
Of course there are many challenges for an international student in the U.S. "One requirement of the PR industry is strong writing skills and I continue making progress here." There are challenges, but also many memorable experiences. and when asked to offer some thoughts on life in D.C. and how she has tried to take advantage of the location, Lulu said, "I went to the presidential inauguration. I wanted to see President Obama, but there were a lot of people and I was too short." Ultimately, says Lulu, "I want more U.S. experience before returning to China."
Murphy attended Beijing Jiaotong University for her undergraduate degree and decided to complete a semester abroad in Washington at AU's Washington Semester Program. "I wanted to see the world and experience the American education system." Before coming to D.C., Murphy knew that the credits she earned at AU would not count toward graduation requirements at her home institution, but she was determined.
"When I was a senior I decided to go to the Washington Semester Program at AU because of the great opportunities for internships. I worked in Voice of America's development department for new media training. It was a great program, I met lots of international students, made great friends and had field trips around Washington." Murphy spoke to the Washington Semester faculty about her graduate school options and Professor Gil Klein told her about the journalism program in SOC that is a one-year MA program. This was very attractive because Murphy knew she wanted a one-year program. "I applied to British schools, but it was not until after getting the offers from the British schools that I decided to go to an American school. In mid-February I still had to take the GRE and apply. I was happy that there was still time to apply at AU. It was a logical choice. I was already here at AU and I knew it was a great school. AU provides jobs and internship opportunities and it's easy to integrate into D.C. and of course it's DC—a great place to study journalism. " Murphy encourages other international students to "integrate into American society and American culture. You have to be proactive to make the most of the experience."
Julia, Lulu and Murphy come from very different academic backgrounds and different parts of China, but all three are happy that their work in maintaining the SOC Weibo account will ease the transition to AU for other international students and bring about greater awareness of SOC's student culture. Julia offers this piece of advice, "You should really take advantage of your time in the U.S. because you don't get the same experience in China or other places."


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Leafs 4 - Flyers 2: Jody Shelley Is A Scumbag
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As if hockey fans needed any reminder that garbage players like Jody Shelley do not belong in the NHL. Thankfully, for those that still refuse to acknowledge reality, a hearty reality check was in place. Twitter blew up as there were a number of dirty hits in the NHL tonight and unfortunately, Darryl Boyce was a victim. The strange thing is that the Leafs iced noted pugilist
Colton Orr and his understudy Jay Rosehill and yet despite that deterrent famed scumbag Jody Shelley from laying a blatant hit from behind.
More of Shelley's handiwork after the jump
Jody "Not A Dirty Player" Shelley Hits Darryl Boyce From Behind
Jody "Good In The Dressing Room Shelley Tries To Break Adam McQuaig
Jody "Good In The Dressing Room" Shelley Sucker Punches Andrew Alberts
But by all means, let's work to keep a player that has 53 points in 596 career NHL games employed so that he can take the roster spot from a player that can actually play the sport with some level of skill. Funny thing about his career. If you look at the last two seasons that his teams have made the playoffs he's only played three games. Gee, I wonder if maybe his coaches realised that a guy that can only take penalties and get his face flattened isn't helpful when it counts.
As for the game, let me turn the floor over to you: Who impressed you? Who do you want to see more of this preseason?
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I had no idea Orr was dressed. Scrivens played well. As did Frattin. Really like the chemistry between Armstrong and Bozak.
Am I the only one who says "MATT FRATTIN" like "MATT DAMON" in Team America?
September 22 2011, 07:41AM
You are most certainly not.
September 22 2011, 09:35AM
I voted zero games. I really, really want Shanny to force the Flyers to play him for 15 minutes minimum for the first half of the season.
September 22 2011, 09:49AM
That would be the best punishment. Although there would probably be many more broken body parts.
September 22 2011, 02:33PM
Shelley trash. Rosehill gold. Love that man! Hope he somehow makes the fourth line over Orr. I just like him and his personal story more than Orr.
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There is a lot of buzz around OAuth. It provides a very simple and secure way for users to give access to their personal data. At core of the protocol is a token access protocol between service providers (where personal data exists) and consumers (entity requesting personal data) and a mechanism to interact with the user for allowing the data access.
Mere implementation of the OAuth protocol is not sufficient for a practical deployment - two key functions need to be supplied to make it useful:
I plan to provide deep technical deepdive into OpenSSO on providing these functions in upcoming blogs. Earlier incarnations of OpenSSO (Access Manager 7.x) have already delved into solving this problem as part of Liberty Interaction Service implementation. For people not familiar with this protocol, Liberty Alliance's Interaction service in collaboration with Liberty Discovery Service provides similar functionality to OAuth going a step further by taking privacy and interoperabiliy into consideration, but at the expense of some complexity in its implementation.
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Surfing dogs brave the waves in Huntington Beach
HUNTINGTON BEACH – As Sugar propelled down the face of a 3-foot wave and whitewash crumbled behind her, she clung on tight to the wobbly board beneath her with all four paws.
The crowd on the sand hooted and hollered – and a few barked – as the small white dog rode the big wave to shore.
"She stays on, she's just a cat," said owner Ryan Rustan. "She's just a good little athlete."
Sugar was found in December – abandoned, beaten and her bottom row of teeth missing – on the streets of downtown Los Angeles. The hard days are now behind her, and she's adapted well to her new life as an Orange County surfer.
"She's helped me 10 times more than I've helped her, mentally," Rustan said. "She changed me, dude. She changed my whole life."
The puppy was one of 46 dogs that showed up in Huntington Beach to compete in the fourth annual Surf City Surf Dog event, a fundraiser that brought dog lovers to watch the sandy spectacle.
Waves were rough for the pups, with a strong swell that brought 3- to 4-foot waves and strong currents.
"It's pretty big. But the dogs are doing amazing," said contest creator Lisa Scolman. "The owners are getting beaten up, but the dogs are having a great time."
A Guinness World Record attempt to get 20 dogs to ride the same wave for five seconds was made midday. Guinness adjudicator Mike Janela was on the sand – sporting an official suit and shiny loafers in the sweltering heat – to record if the attempt was successful.
While no official record had been set in the past, Guinness establishes minimum requirements for legitimate record attempts. Janela sees a lot of bizarre things in his job – and this one is definitely up there.
"I can't surf, and here are these dogs hanging 10, or hanging 20. It's amazing. We get to see a lot of cool stuff, and this is something that is totally new," he said before the attempt. "Hopefully, they are successful – but even if they aren't, it's a great event to get all these people out here."
The waves ended up too strong to get all 20 pooches to stand up at the same time, many scurrying to shore as waves pounded them, with owners holding them tight. Some were able to stay on and ride the wave, but after two failed attempts, the world record will have to wait until next year.
Heather McKenny came out of the water with a big scratch on her right cheek and down her neck after her dog, Sir Hollywood, panicked in the strong surf.
"It was really hard," she said. "If we did this last year, the waves were great for it. But this year, it's the toughest waves."
Even though she walked away a bit beat up, she'll be coming back next year.
"It's just a great way for people with dogs to have a good time together, and with all the support of the people who come out – it couldn't be better," McKenny said.
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If Tami and Kim Bredeson have their way, Minnesota will be known as more than just the Land of 10,000 Lakes. It also will be recognized for its wineries and vineyards.
The Bredeson's own Carlos Creek Winery in Alexandria, Minn. During a special event on July 12, USDA Minnesota Rural Development State Director Colleen Landkamer recognized Carlos Creek for receiving a Value-Added Producer Grant. The grant will help Carlos Creek grow its customer base and increase distribution of its locally produced wines. Read more »


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Carl Meyers was concerned about his ability to care for his wife, Edith, when she came home from the hospital after surgery and a stroke five years ago.
See also: Caregiving resources.
"I thought, 'Hoyer hoist? What's a Hoyer hoist?' " the 85-year-old Westerville resident recalled, referring to a type of hoist that helps caregivers safely lift a person from a bed to a chair. "I've never taken care of anybody before."
His concerns eased once Edith, 84, qualified for a home-based Medicaid program that covers a number of services, including daily visits by health aides. They were glad to have the opportunity to keep Edith out of a nursing home. They're not alone in that desire.
A 2011 survey of AARP Ohio members found nine out of 10 think it's extremely or very important to have long-term care services that help family members stay in their own homes as long as possible. But only about half of those interviewed felt well informed about such services.
Bonnie Kantor-Burman, director of Ohio's Department of Aging, said she hopes to make these types of services easier to understand and more widely available.
"When we know what people want, and it's appropriate, and it happens to cost less, it's a pretty easy decision to make," she said.
By next year, the agency wants half of its Medicaid clients enrolled in home- and community-based programs, which typically cost about a third to half as much as nursing homes. Currently about 42 percent are enrolled in such programs, with the balance receiving nursing home care.
A number of initiatives have been proposed to pave the way. Starting this summer, Gov. John Kasich, R, wants Medicaid's long-term care funding placed in one unified budget.
Ohio now spends about 24 percent of its long-term care budget on home- and community-based services for older adults and people with physical disabilities. By comparison, states such as Washington, Minnesota and Oregon spend up to 62 percent.
Ohio is moving in the right direction but needs to accelerate its efforts, said Robert Applebaum, director of the Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project at Miami University's Scripps Gerontology Center in Oxford.
The state's aging and disabled populations are projected to skyrocket. Between now and 2040, Ohio's 65-and-older population is expected to double to more than 3 million. The older population with severe disabilities is expected to double to about 300,000.


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Thanksgiving went by in plates full of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans and pumpkin pie. Then there was that turkey of a football game after dinner!
We only have about a week until holiday food shopping kicks up again, so enjoy this brief respite. If you like Dungeness crab, this could be your week to get crackin'. The boats have left the harbor and at Safeway, they are banking on the catch because in their ad Dungeness is BOGO.
The other deal we like at Safeway is the $10 reward coupon you get if you spend $75 or more on groceries. Maybe that $10 off will make up for the price of milk - $3.19 a gallon for Dairy Glen. Lucerne is even more.
Other highlights at Safeway this week: Braeburn and Fuji apples are 88-cents a pound; Texas grapefruit is 3/$1 and bags of mini-peeled carrots are 99-cents each. Bananas are 79-cents a pound and oranges are 99-cents a pound.
The daily and weekend specials are plentiful. On $5 Fridays, there's lobster tail; Signature Cafe Meatloaf and Family Size pizza; Foster Farms party wings; a 5-lb box of Clementines and Safeway Select strawberry Boston cream cakes.
The $5 Monday offerings include that lobster tail again; a 20-pack of Coke and 2 bags of chocolate kettlecorn.
The weekend specials include fresh baked cookies 2/$5; a box of fire logs for $12.99; Nabisco snack crackers and cookies for $1.99 a box and seedless grapes for 99-cents a pound.
Coke 12-packs are buy 2, get 2 free....plus 2 free bags of "Snack Artist" chips. A case of refreshe water is $2.99; Chobani Greek yogurt is $1 a cup and Campbell's Chunky soups are 2/$3. Rosarita refries are $1 a can; Mission tortillas are $1.49 with coupon and taco seasoning mix is 69-cents. Buy 2 packs of Johnsonville sausage and get a free loaf of Artisan French bread from the bakery. Buy 2 jars of Classico pasta sauce and get a 3rd free.
If you're clipping coupons, check out Ritz Crackers for $1.99; Oscar Mayer deli tubs for $2.49; CapriSun drinks for $1.79 and Oreo cookies for $2.28. San Francisco sourdough bread is $1.99 a loaf; Signature Cafe soups are $3.49 and Star olive oil is $4.99. 6-packs of 7-Up are $1.99; Blue Diamond almonds are $1.99 a can and Eating Right slenders are $1.99. Lucerne large eggs in the 18-pack are $1.99.
Safeway and Kraft foods are offering a pre-filled bag of groceries for $10. All purchases will go to local food banks.
At Raley's boneless, skinless chicken breasts are $1.88lb and boneless crossrib roast is $2.99lb. Avocados are $1 each; Clementines are $2.99 for a 3lb box and Holiday seedless grapes are $1.79lb. Pears are 79-cents a pound. Hothouse tomatoes are $1.99lb and Kiwi is 99-cents a pound.
Coupons worth clipping include a case of Crystal Geyser spring water for $2.99; Chicken of the Sea chunk light tuna for 50-cents; Hormel chili for 99-cents and Eggo waffles for $1.99.
Campbell's soups are 5/$4; Stella shredded or shaved parmesan is $2.50 and a dozen eggs are $1.48.
And in the spirit of the season, Raley's announced Tuesday that it will donate more than 125,000 pounds of meat, chicken and ham to help feed the hungry. The West Sacramento based store is working with local food banks to distribute the food.
Save Mart has the deal of the week on bananas at 47-cents a pound. Other produce prices are pretty good, too. Fresh green beans are 99-cents a pound; bell peppers and cucumbers are 33-cents each; small lemons and limes are 10/$1 and tomatoes on the vine are $1.99lb. Pomegranates are 2/$3 and 5lb bags of apples are $3.99.
Sunny Select party size lasagne is $8.99; cans of diced tomatoes are buy 1, get 2 free; and coupons worth clipping include Barilla pasta sauce 2/$4; Barilla pasta 88-cents and Tyson entrees for $2.99. Other good coupons: Tropicana OJ in the 89oz jug is $2.99; C&H sugar is $1.99.
On Monday only, chicken tenders are $3.99 in the deli.
Be sure to check out the Save Mart recipes. Monterey white mushrooms are 2/$5 and the Mushroom "Risotto" with Feta recipe is free.


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St. Mary's University and Université de Montréal win women's volleyball conference titles
HALIFAX – The Université de Montréal Carabins and the St. Mary's University Huskies posted straight game victories on Sunday to claim their respective conference titles.
In Quebec City, the Carabins remained undefeated this season eliminating the Rouge et Or 2-0 in the best-of-three final with a 25-17, 25-23, 25-21 victory for their third consecutive Quebec conference crown. The Carabins went 20-0 in regular season play in addition to their two playoff wins this weekend.
Both Montreal and Laval are headed to the CIS national championships March 4-6 hosted by the University of Alberta in Edmonton.
Laetitia Tchoualak, the two-time national MVP, led Montreal with 17 points while Mélanie Savoie earned 15 points for Laval.
The St. Mary's Huskies earned their fifth Atlantic Conference women's volleyball title on Sunday defeating the St-Francis XavierX-Women 25-12, 25-19, 25-14. A closer match was expected in the championship match after both teams finished with league leading 11-7 records in the regular season.
Kerri Smith was named this weekend's Final Four tournament MVP and led the Huskies Sunday with 12 kills, 22 digs and three blocks. Game MVP Katelyn Cross added 31 assists while Ali Beaver and Amy Crider also delivered strong performances.
"We had a specific game plan that we stuck to today and our players remained focused all weekend on our goal of winning the AUS championship," said first year Huskies head coach Darren Russell, "We were able to learn from the loss to StFX last weekend and today we managed to keep their key players from hurting us."
Conference MVP Catherine Thornton led St. FX offensively with 10 kills and 7 digs.


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Versatility and style meet with the Getaway tote from Jessica Simpson. With enough room for all of your essentials and more, this bag will quickly become one of your favorites.
- Faux leather tote
- Top snap closure
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- Removable fabric shoulder strap wtih a 21" drop
- Printed fabric lining with zip pocket and two slip pockets
- Dimensions: 15" x 7" x 14"
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April 21, 2013
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Perfect large tote
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Qupid Neutral-200 Platform Pump
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Give your evening look a lift in the Qupid Neutral-200 platform pump. The iridescent animal print makes these chic stilettos ferociously fashionable.
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Cute Shoes
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November 26, 2013
More comfortable than you would think
"The first day I wore these shoes I wore them for over 12 hours and my feet did not hurt at all! I do wear heels everyday but this surprised even me. These are gorgeous shoes and fun to wear. The platform makes the high heel still comfortable to wear for long periods. Nice for day to evening wear."
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Helen V. Whipple, 89, Omaha, died 3:08 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013, at her home.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday Aug. 24 at the Vickery Funeral Chapel, Omaha. Visitation is from 11 a.m. until service time at the funeral home.
Helen was the widow of William F. Winters.
She is survived by two daughters, one stepdaughter, two stepsons, two sisters, two brothers, 11 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren.
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I learnt a valuable lesson about marketing once which fundamentally changed the way I view the composition of marketing material for my businesses. This was the lesson: It's not about me/my business, it's about the needs of my prospective clients. Sounds simple doesn't it, but it's all to easy to talk about yourself when putting together this material. I challenge you to look at your own material now (yes this minute – go and grab it) with a subjective head on and consider how it would read to someone you want as a client. Have you told them how great you are? Have you told them how much experience you have, how many years you've been in business and the fact that you're one of the best in your area at what you do? Is this the main message? Guess what? Your prospective clients don't care. They have their own issues, their own challenges and their own needs to satisfy. They don't care if you've got over 50 years combined experience in your market, they probably don't care if you are the number one company offering XYZ in your area! These maybe useful to know and perhaps you should have these as after thoughts but they shouldn't be your main message. What you actually need to do is define the audience you're trying to reach, why they might need to buy what you offer and then heres the clincher – solve their problem for them (or at least tell them that you can solve it somehow).
When you start thinking about marketing like this, it requires a different style of thinking, a different outlook on the production of this important material. In my opinion there are far too many companies out there simply ticking a 'marketing box'. They produce some material saying how great they are, they send it out either electronically or via snail mail and then saying 'Yeah good job guys, that's the marketing bit done'. They then wonder why they are not getting results and why the phone is not ringing off the hook. Next time you're putting together something which is marketing your business, try and think of how it will be viewed in terms of the buyer. If you're like me then I'm sure that everyday you gets lots of letters, glossy flyers and brochures across your desk – how many of these end up in filing cabinet Z (The bin)? A large proportion I'll wager? Now think about what made you pull that one thing aside to actually spend some time looking at? I bet it added value for you in some way, or helped towards, or claimed to be able to solve a problem you have? The success in direct mail and e-marketing can be quite low so you need to make sure you make it work for you. It can be expensive after all. If you're looking for inspiration then I can thoroughly recommend signing upto the Glazer Kennedy Insiders Circle. These guys are legends at preparing marketing material which really works. You can also check them out on their Facebook page or follow Mara Glazer on Twitter. You won't be dissapointed.
One last tip – Not all of us are or ever will be marketers so when you produce drafts for your next brochure of sales flyer, try sending it out to friends and colleagues who could be potential buyers and ask theem to be as constructive as possible. Be prepared to have it ripped apart and get ready for the critiscm – Don't get defensive if its not what you want to hear – after all you don't want to send out something that's going to get you nowhere do you? The end result will be a more successful campaign and hopefully better conversions into real business.
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Acts of the Apostles 9:10-19
Prokeimenon. Mode 4.
Psalm 18.4,1
Their voice has gone out into all the earth.
Verse: The heavens declare the glory of God.
IN THOSE DAYS, there was a disciple at Damascus named Ananias. The Lord said to him in a vision, "Ananias." And he said, "Here I am, Lord." And the Lord said to him, "Rise and go to the street called Straight, and inquire in the house of Judas for a man of Tarsus named Saul; for behold, he is praying, and he has seen a man named Ananias come in and lay his hands on him so that he might regain his sight." But Ananias answered, "Lord, I have heard from many about this man, how much evil he has done to thy saints at Jerusalem; and here he has authority from the chief priests to bind all who call upon thy name." But the Lord said to him, "Go, for he is a chosen instrument of mine to carry my name before the Gentiles and kings and the sons of Israel; for I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of my name." So Ananias departed and entered the house. And laying his hands on him he said, "Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus who appeared to you on the road by which you came, has sent me that you may regain your sight and be filled with the Holy Spirit." And immediately something like scales fell from his eyes and he regained his sight. Then he rose and was baptized, and took food and was strengthened.
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The Laluna Resort ExperienceNovember 21, 2012
A visit to Laluna Resort allows you to escape to a Caribbean tropical paradise. Luxurious accommodations, breathtaking surroundings and chic amenities are the mainstays that set Laluna apart. While the Laluna property map can give you an idea of the lay of the land, there is more to be know than it … Read More


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Is subtle bling an oxymoron?
You don't talk about it much, but how your bike looks is pretty important. If you wanted a bike that looks like everybody else's, you could just leave it stock. Why would you do that, though? Niner lets you express a little bit more with your bike by adding some from-the-factory bling to your baby. The Niner Jet 9 Pivot Bolt Kit comes in four different colors so you can personalize your frame with a subtle, classy makeover. It's never a bad thing to slap some fresh pivot bolts on your ride, either.
These tough, steel pivot bolts are perfect OEM replacements for your Niner Jet 9 RDO or Jet 9 Carbon.
Niner Jet 9 Pivot bolt Kits come in Orange, Licorice Black, Rally Blue, and Green (darker than Niner Green).
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Over 7000 posts, advanced member, joined March 2002. 1st post (as anonymous) was the day after Super Bowl 35
We will wait till Thursday like we always do and prob seeing him riding a stationary bike on the sidelines
Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013-2015 were 3 losing season's, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!! & NE
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE all by ourselves again!!!
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Natural Flex™ 2Pk Orthodontic Pacifier
Flexes and stretches like a mother's breast.
Natural Flex™ Orthodontic Pacifiers have been specially designed to flex, stretch and move like a mother's breast. The natural sucking action of a baby is promoted with the flex and movement of the nipple, while the patented nubs gently massage the gums. Discreet, stylish and made to the highest quality standards, the Natural Flex™ pacifiers come with a orthodontic shaped silcone baglet. And because they are from Nuby™, you can be assured that they are BPA Free!
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0-6 Months and 6-18 Months
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Teething Nubs
Massage and stimulate gums
Massage and stimulate gums
Natural Flexing Action
Imitates the motion of mother's nipple for feeding
Imitates the motion of mother's nipple for feeding
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so users that cant be expected to handle a + box next to their code is now a keyboard shortcut expert, its broken behaviour with what anyone expects out of text entry
It's a pretty standard and well known shortcut, I think.
The evolution of Arduino compatible processors will handle larger and larger programs
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I have resorted to placing multiple commands on a single line in order to shorten the overall length of the sketch. Most code structure nazis cringe at the thought of this, I'm sure, but it has become a necessary evil to me.
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Imagine waking up to the sound of the sea & looking out of the window to the splendid backdrop of the Cambrian Mountains & Cors Fochno.
Heulwen, Welsh for sunshine, is a Victorian property, which was once Borth's bank of yesteryear. The property has recently been refurbished to accommodate guests in a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Heulwen is positioned some 50 meters from the Cambrian Railway Station and has fantastic views over Cors Fochno (Borth Bog) with the Cambrian Mountains as a splendid backdrop. The property is situated only a stone throw from the sea.
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The CLA is manufactured in the USA at Ross' facility in Montrose, CO.
As is true with Ross' most recent product introductions, the CLA is
a large arbor series of reels that has variable widths across the
full series of sizes to maximize the benefits of large arbor technology.
Guides and hardcore anglers alike will appreciate the
series incredible durability, reliable performance and sensitive drag.
The CLA sets a new standard for what anglers should expect from
an American made, high-quality, reasonably priced reel.
The 4-7 models have beefed up frame and drag surface for larger species.
Here's the bottom line - freshwater or saltwater - Ross CLAs are the best value on the market today.


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To everyone who is aloud to answer: What is your favorite number?
To everyone who is aloud to answer: What is your favorite number?
I Love You!
Hmm, I was wondering if there are MS member that you Mods dislike for some reason.
Come on , there have to be some people. Put them in spolier tags.
Or is it too much to ask ? Then forget about it.
: hoping Im not one of them :
Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Claymore, Ao No Exorcist, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, Gamaran, Toriko, Vinland Saga, Gantz, Wolf Guy, Deadman Wonderland, Vagabond, Blade of The Immortal, Battle Royale, Zettman
1. Woofcat- He's a crazy mother fucker.
2. Umbra- He destroyed his computer, lol idiot.
3. Franky- He has a family, what a tard.
4. Blud- He has a life, douche.
5. Babo- Also a life, douche.
6. Zidane- He's German and refused to leave gin's butthole when I asked him politely.
7. Gin0va- Fag.
8. Damnz- Gin's lover.
9. Archiel- Australia sucks.
10. NPG- (S)he smells.
11. Imoto- Too nice..way too nice.
12. Wolverine- Latest posts lack epic boobs, you fail.
13. Mass Zero- All your proxy sites FAIL. *points at ecchiclub and dissidiaforums*
14. thsv- I have mixed feelings about a guy I can talk without shooting myself who's also a narutard.
15. Ravona- Stop making me shiny sigs. (actually don't ever stop)
16. fxu- Most bipolar fuck I know. One day he's all about gay sex, the next day gin's ass suddenly repulses him. Make up your mind man.
17. DFX- Somehow, without me knowing who you are, I now know who you are.
18. Rednecknoob- Stop calling me at 3am asking for sex.
19. Phixion- Why are you always around when I'm talking on IRC? Stop stalking me.
20. Kushieda- Has a family also, I liked jja better. lolfag
21. Sangaz- His name reminds me of a Yu-Gi-Oh monster. I don't remember which. I remember he looked like a pumpkin.
22. Ragnorak- The 'A' key on your keyboard is apparently broken because you think @ and /\ are proper substitutes.
23. Hand Banana- Stop trolling mah forumz.
24. Cipo- You weren't there to proofread my Italian when I needed you to and now all you do is try to teach me Italian. I DON'T NEED YOU ANYMORE DAMNIT.
25. Ariolander- For Christ sakes, stop trying to teach people about anime stereotypes on the forums. Knowledge of 4chan memes is DISCOURAGED!
26. Hatsu- Also an aussiefag.
27. Mister Death- Doesn't grasp the concept of leveling in WoW...which is sad because six year olds are doing it.
28-100. Whitebeard- He's so incredibly insignificant I nearly forgot about him. Either way, huuuuge tool. BEYOND BELIEF. HUGE. TOOL.
Note: not in any particular order.
♥ Ravona
Ever wonder why one of your particularly bad posts has been deleted? Feel free to contact me!
♥ Ravona
Ever wonder why one of your particularly bad posts has been deleted? Feel free to contact me!
Eh!? I'm not on Asce's hate list? I thought I had reason to think otherwise....
Anyways mods, is there a certain anime or manga that you can't stand?
Also, do you hate reality shows as much as I do. (Biggest Loser, Wife Swap, etc.)
Props to Ravona for the awesome sig! Noel is the greatest and I challenge you to prove me otherwise!
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Giuseppe Zanotti Leather Ankle Strap Sandal
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With an exemplary display of high quality, Giuseppe Zanotti footwear embodies creativity and style. You can expect nothing less than luxurious perfection when you slip into this embellished leather sandal.
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