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Ron Price sees the physical wounds every day; he deals with the mental scars, too. There's no escaping what happened the night of Dec. 5, 2011.
Price's wife, Amanda, was shot and killed by a home intruder. He was also wounded during the tragic encounter that shocked the region and changed his life forever.
"You live with it every day," said Price, New Albany High School's head football coach. "I have the bullet wound (on his right shoulder) and scars on my arms from the broken glass.
"It's a constant reminder."
For Price, the Daily Journal's 2012 Coach of the Year, directing the New Albany Bulldogs' weekly exploits – with the support of a dedicated and supportive coaching staff and roster full of determined players – played a huge part in his healing process.
"Football is what I'm comfortable with. It helped me so much," he said. "I loved football season, moving from one game to the next. It helped me escape from reality."
Price praised the work and support he received from his coaching staff: Jalon Bullock, Jamie Coleman, Jay Cossey, Rolandus Cox, Josh Davis, Buddy Hall, Trent Jones, Michael Kelly and Bob Monroe. Cossey is Amanda Price's brother.
"We went through this together as a staff and a team. I could not have done this by myself," Price said.
The team, which dedicated its season to Amanda, won an emotional season opener against Ripley, then recovered from a 2-4 start to defeat defending state champion Lafayette and win the Division 2-4A championship.
"The Ripley win was very, very special … especially with everything being focused on Amanda," Price said. "It was amazing to see this team come together after the 2-4 start. They wanted this season to be special for Amanda."
The win against Lafayette was huge for the program.
"It's the biggest win we've had in my five years here," Price said. "Nobody gave us a chance."
New Albany finished with an 8-5 record after losing in the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs.
"These kids laid it on the line for Amanda every Friday night. They knew how much she cared about them," Price said. "(Senior running back) Boston Newsome would always tell them: 'Remember who we're doing this for.'
"They all wanted it to be special for her."


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Binghamton University historian wins $667,237 grant to study fertility rates
A five-year $667,237 grant will support a Binghamton University professor's study of American fertility decline from 1790-2000. J. David Hacker, assistant professor of history, received the grant as a Career Development Award from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
According to Hacker the total fertility rate, the number of children a woman has in her lifetime, fell from seven or eight in 1800 to slightly more than two today.
Hacker's quantitative study will rely primarily on data from the U.S. Census Bureau. He will describe the fertility decline in greater detail than previously possible, looking at differentials such as race, ethnicity, region and occupation. He will also explain the decline using multi-level empirical models.
The 15 census microdata samples Hacker will examine include records for some 18 million individuals.
Hacker's previous work in the demographic history of the United States has included studies of mortality decline, the timing and incidence of marriage, migration, fertility and census under-enumeration.
Hacker, director of graduate studies in the History Department, joined the Binghamton University faculty in 2002. He holds a doctorate from the University of Minnesota and a bachelor's degree from Miami University of Ohio.


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Binghamton University welcomes returning and new students and their families August 26 and 27 as move-in days signify the beginning of the fall semester and a new academic year.
Approximately 2,140 freshmen and 740 transfers arrive on campus this Thursday to become entrenched as Binghamton University students. They'll be joined by upperclassmen, arriving tomorrow. Classes begin Monday, August 30.
In yet another record-breaking year, Binghamton University's total applicant pool, including transfer and graduate students, is close to 26,000.
This fall's freshman applications totaled 19,924, an increase of 4 percent over a year ago. Transfer applications were 2,923, an increase of 29 percent over last year. Applications from New York state graduate students reached nearly 1,600, representing a boost of 10 percent since fall 2003.
Binghamton's Class of 2008 continues a trend of incoming classes ranking well above the national SAT average. The average combined SAT score of those undergraduates who have indicated they will be coming to BU is 1235, or about 200 points better than the national average.
More than 70 percent of Binghamton's undergraduates meet SUNY's highest designation of selectivity, which combines a student's SAT score and their high school average. Binghamton continues to be the most selective of the SUNY University Centers.
The mean high school average for entering freshmen also remains high and is consistent with last year's figure of 92.
About 86 percent of Binghamton students hail from New York state. Downstate students are the largest group, with 20 percent emanating from Long Island, 23 percent from New York City and 12 percent from Westchester and Rockland counties.
Almost 25 percent of Binghamton University students are from Upstate and Western New York, with nearly 10 percent coming from Broome or Tioga counties. Close to 14 percent of the incoming class are from out of state or other countries.
The University expects to increase race and ethnic diversity on campus. Approximately 35 percent of the entering class represents minority groups, up from 31 percent last year.
Nearly 22 percent are of Asian background, followed by Hispanic/Latino at 8 percent and African Americans at 6 percent. Native Americans make up less than 1 percent.
Although international applications are down this year, as is true across the nation, more than 300 new international students will attend BU this fall. Of those, approximately 60 percent are graduate students and 40 percent undergraduates.
The greatest population of international students comes from India, China, the Republic of Korea, Taiwan and Turkey. Incoming international students represent 86 countries, including Finland, Mozambique, Honduras, South Africa and Australia.
Binghamton University is also welcoming the first participants in a dual diploma program between SUNY and Turkey. The first participants in this program, 28 students from four different universities in Turkey, will pursue studies in global and international affairs, as well as information systems.
At the graduate level, although applications for fall 2004 are down overall due to the sharp decline in international applications nationally, the number of graduate students who have indicated they will attend BU this fall is up overall by 2.4 percent. Domestic positive responses show a 1.8 percent increase and international numbers are up 3.8 percent. This suggests that new enrollments may hold steady with last year.
Positive responses in the areas of history, political science and comparative literature have greatly increased since a year ago and the School of Management's MBA program has seen an 18 percent increase in positive responses.
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Description The ceraunus blue butterfly, Hemiargus ceraunus is a Neotropical butterfly common in southern portions of the U.S.
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The ceraunus blue butterflies are small with a wingspan range of 22 to 30 mm. The upper surface of the wings is lavender-blue in males with a narrow black margin and a single black hindwing spot. Females are somewhat darker with blue scaling limited to the wing bases. The undersides of the wings are gray with dark bars, white bands and white-rimmed black spots. The hindwing has a prominent orange-rimmed black marginal spot.
It is common in various open, sunny habitats including roadsides, fallow agricultural land, weedlots, utility corridors, scrubs, open woodlands, yards, and parks.
The larvae are highly variable and range in color from light green to pinkish-red.
Dimensions 3/4-1" (19-25 mm).
Habitat Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Cities, suburbs & towns, Deserts, Grasslands & prairies.
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Tokyo shares hit a seven-month high as Japanese exporters climbed on a weaker yen, and India's benchmark closed at its highest level in more than 19 months on expectations that the government is gaining ground on some reform measures.
But gains in most Asian markets were modest. The muted performance followed an indecisive session in the U.S. Wednesday, where political wrangling continued over billions of dollars of upcoming tax hikes and spending cuts.
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Nissan Motor, however, shed 0.6%, as the car company's sales in China fell 30% on year in November. Chinese customers have avoided Japanese products because of an island dispute.
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Last week our youngest son started kindergarten. We watched him come into the world and since the beginning, I have taken him to work with me every day, including attending business meetings with me. At one such meeting, with a group from Finland, he sat in my lap and played happily with his toes. After the meeting, the Finns wanted to know if I was becoming eccentric.
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We all have them. We always will as long as we live. In experiencing my own sorrows for the past couple of months, I find myself reflecting on all the joy I have, too.
One day this week, I witnessed joy and sorrow.
I texted my husband and told him I could sure use some alone time with him. "Lunch?" He texted back. "Yes!" I replied. "W.A. Frost?" he asked.
"Perfect" from me. I made reservations on the patio, the weather
Several people have asked about this particular blog. Originally, I said it was fact based fiction. That is not exactly accurate, I guess. The characters in this story and the events described are real. The names and some of the character descriptions have been changed or altered slightly.
I have been at JUB for over 10 years now and in that time I have wanted to discuss the topic of child abuse/molestation. I would write up my own story, only to not be able to press the submit button.
After my morning class I went for a hike along the river, to clear my head and maybe organize my thoughts for what I would share with Michael.
I decided to tell him the worst part first. Somehow my head and heart did batle with this. In my head I knew I was a victim, but I hated that word. In my heart, I felt ashamed and blamed myself for some things.
Growing up, there was so much physical and verbal violience in my family. Everyday, my parents seemed to be angry and if they weren't
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ikr? all this is, is a slashdvertisement to get people to buy more iphones
ikr? all this is, is a slashdvertisement to get people to buy more iphones
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Unless it's an SSD drive, in which case you will end up with about 1% of data still left on the drive. For a terabyte drive, that's 10 gigs of your favorite home movies, on eBay: http://static.usenix.org/events/fast11/tech/full_papers/Wei.pdf
Let them charge me. I will pay for Google Reader service.
Way to stand for your opinion AC.
[quote]Really I don't know why reader is being lamented so much. It had a stupid, wasteful interface and wasn't very customizable. I've tried a couple times to make something useful of it but it's always been inferior.[/quote]
Cross platform support. I can sync the same read/unread items between 6 different devices I use, many using third-party client applications developed using their API. No other RSS reader platform offers this.
Shh. Let the big guys keep fighting each other. BlackBerry needs some time to ramp up.
Reminds me of those omnipresent motorcycle-helmet guys from the Equilibrium.
Like the world needed yet another reason not to buy Sony products. I personally, in just the recent year, consciously did not buy the following superior-quality Sony products, opting instead for their competitors: headphones, camera, LED TV. Just because they were Sony.
You spelled "Hobos" wrong.
Are those them things they used to cover engines in Fast and the Furious?
that ice is 10 times cleaner than the cleanest water we can make in a lab)
So... if we combine pure hydrogen and pure oxygen to create water in the lab... that ice is 10 times cleaner than that, eh? Right on, right on.
Well then, I guess I've figured out why the world will end on December 21st...
In other news - AdBlock Plus announces support for other platforms.
I stopped using Google services long time ago for that same reason. Used to be a huge fanboy... and I mean I used everything - email, docs, blogger, maps, adwords, adsense, freaking shopping site, everything. Now the only one I have left is Gmail, to make sure nobody steals whatever accounts I haven't moved off of it yet.
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I know I am not one of the "guys" --- but loved to see Stanford win the Rose Bowl. Plunkett was there looking on! Remember seeing that game as well.
I know I am not one of the "guys" --- but loved to see Stanford win the Rose Bowl. Plunkett was there looking on! Remember seeing that game as well.
Miles is a great recruiter and runs the program well but then need to force him to bring in a good O-Cordinator and let him run the Offense. His coaching staff has set up the worst offensive schemes I have seen and are terrible play callers. It wasn't just those three pass plays. It looks like a high school offense.
in order to legislate greater safety for its players in the 2013-14 season, the ncaa must ban jadaveon clowney's participation.
john mccallie
why do you think urban meyer has been able to recruit all those big, fast, sec quality offensive linemen? their daddy's are sending them somewhere they wont get humilliated or killed by clowney!
i bet you can already buy an artist sketch of the upcoming, limited edition print of that hit for your "gamecock" media room!
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Drive info: 12 plays, 83 yds in 6:24 off the clock TouchDown Louisville.
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As much as I don't won't to hear the SEC ain't all that pile on I just can't bring myself to pull for the Gayturds.
Go Cards and Go Dawgs!
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What's up with that?
Are there some good Catholic boys & girls that can explain the politics of this?
What's up with that?
Are there some good Catholic boys & girls that can explain the politics of this?
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I am thinking he got tired of certain priests doing the wrong things with little boys and than trying to make it go away after the fact. You can't cover it up for ever. He has dealt with this since he was a cardinal and I think it burned him out. First Pope to resign or advocate (might be the wrong word) since the 15 century.
My opinion
Are you actually serious with this response??
Here's my take on this (which, along with $.50 will get you a bad cup of coffee).
There are a lot of issues facing the Catholic church right now, and we have seen before where a Pope is near the end of his time, is old and tired, and the Church becomes like a ship with no one at the helm. I think the Pope realized he doesn't have the drive to steer the ship anymore, and no direction is as bad as the wrong direction. Rather than let things languish, it would be in the best interest of the Church to step down. I think it's a bold move, given that it hasn't happened in 600 years.
Of course, there's always the backstory of "who's idea was this?" and is it his choice of a squeeze play. Politics is politics, even in the Church. I don't know that we'll ever know the answer to that one.
(on an unrelated note, when I heard this morning that any male on earth over 18 years of age is eligible to be Pope, the sarcatic part of me was wondering how long it will take the political cartoonists to pick up on the fact that maybe there's one more election that Obama would think he could win..)
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RK, my post was not directed at you and I think it's a good topic for discussion; however, as a Catholic I take offense when people speak out of their ass regarding the Catholic Church! The Church has deep issues like many institutions but to think that the Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI stepped down over the unthinkable actions of certain Priests is absolutely ludicrous.
Little happens at the Vatican that is not related to politics and money.
I beleive there is more to this story.
There are BIG issues in America and that is where a lot of the church's money comes from.
I think they need someone with some serious spine!!!!!
There may well be a fight brewing between the church and someone who wants to stick his nose in the church's business.
But who knows..............
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Stan b & Elvis
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
Maybe he is the first pope that served the church instead of himself since the 15 century. It takes alot of integreity to step down willingly from a top position any where, if you think someone can do a better job.
His health is most likely failing. If any of you watched the Christmas Eve Mass at the Vatican, he had difficulty staying alert and awake and was laboring while readng.


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Family: Laridae, Gulls and Terns view all from this family
Description ADULT SUMMER Has blue-gray back and upper wings except for white trailing edge and black wingtips with white "windows" (largest on outer two primaries). Plumage is otherwise white, including tail. Bill and legs are yellow. ADULT WINTER Similar, but head and neck are streaked and mottled brown, bill is dull and dark-tipped, and leg color is duller. JUVENILE Has grayish back and upper wing with darker feather centers creating scaly appearance; plumage is otherwise white, streaked with brown; note the mainly dark tail. Legs are pink and bill is pinkish and darktipped. Acquires first-winter plumage in fall: similar, but back is gray and note mainly dark tail. Secondwinter is similar to winter adult, but retains faint dark band on tail.
Dimensions Length: 16-18 in (41-46 cm)
Habitat Widespread and locally common tundra breeding species, usually nesting colonially in the vicinity of lakes and marshes. Outside breeding season, almost exclusively coastal, favoring estuaries, river mouths, and coastal pools.
Observation Tips Easy to see on coasts in winter and separation from Ring-billed is straightforward: study size overall, bill size and markings, and eye color.
Range Southwest, Northwest, California, Alaska, Western Canada
Voice Utters a mewing, highpitched kyaa call.
Discussion Relatively small gull with a rather dainty bill, dark eye, and rounded head that has a "gentle" expression, akin to that of Black-legged Kittiwake, but note that species' short black legs and almost entirely black wingtips with only tiny white markings. Told from Ring-billed by smaller size, smaller bill (lacking a dark subterminal band), and dark eyes (pale iris in all but juvenile Ring-billed). Forms flocks outside the breeding season. Takes 2 years to reach adult plumage. Sexes are similar.


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I have finished the debianNeedVersion macro for Trac. It is a simple python script that receives a Debian package name, a comparison symbol and a package version. It returns the found versions for each Debian suite, where green names are for satisfied versions and red names are for unsatisfied versions. (based on the given version as parameter).
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Has anyone heard about a new suffix title being considered by AKC for Retriever Field Trials - QA2. I guess it is going up for vote in March.
Has anyone heard about a new suffix title being considered by AKC for Retriever Field Trials - QA2. I guess it is going up for vote in March.
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Home schooled gang -
OTCH Candi-Dan's Raven UDX OM3 RE SH (Raven)
White Oaks Running The Numbers UD OM1 MH QA2 (Digit)
Aire-E-Gator UD (Gator) - Airedale extraordinaire!
Stinger's Under Me Genes (Hanes)
Here you go...
QA2 - New Retriever Field Trial Title
The Board VOTED to amend Chapter 14 of the Field Trial Rules & Standard Procedures for
Retrievers to create a new suffix title called Qualified All-Age 2 (QA2) that can be earned in
Retriever Field Trials. The title is earned when a dog on two occasions has met the qualifications
to enter the Limited All-Age stake. The QA2 title is meant to acknowledge an intermediate level of
achievement in order to encourage participants to remain active in the sport and their club. This
will be read at the March Delegate meeting for a VOTE at the June Delegate meeting.
Chapter 14, Section 14 (new section)
SECTION 14. QA2 Title. (Qualified All-Age 2) A Retriever shall be eligible to be
awarded the suffix title QA2 if on two occasions it has met the requirements to
participate in a Limited All-Age stake. The owner of a dog that is eligible for the
QA2 title shall submit a title application form developed by the Performance
Events Department along with a nominal processing fee. Once the qualifications
have been verified, the title shall be added to the dogs record. The title will
appear on the dogs pedigree. The submittal of the title application form is up to
the discretion of the owner. The QA2 title application form can be found one the
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CPR Duffys FIre Eyed Jade
CPR GMPR Duffys Jazzed Up Rippin Ruby QA2
up and coming: Duffys Jazzy Jaded Emeralds got a Chance JH
Cindy Galster
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OTCH Candi-Dan's Raven UDX OM3 RE SH (Raven)
White Oaks Running The Numbers UD OM1 MH QA2 (Digit)
Aire-E-Gator UD (Gator) - Airedale extraordinaire!
Stinger's Under Me Genes (Hanes)
Yes, what is the "nominal processing fee"?
Competition does not build character - It reveals it.
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HRCH UH Carolina's Duck Gumbo MHA SHR RN WDS CGC TDI (Gumbo) 1500 Point Club
UH HR GCH Carolina's Wild March Hare SH JHR RAE OA OAJ WDS CGC TDI (Bunny)
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HR GCH CH Carolina's Tale of the Hare SHR CGC TDI (Bea)
With this make QAA or QA2 official titles ? instead of what it is currently considered? I see the word title being used ,so looking for clarification thanks.
I wonder if you get the QA12 you will be eligible or the Field Dog Hall of Mediocrity?
So if your dog is already QAA and you are chasing the QA2 title .Will it in turn make it more competitive to get QAA (QA1), because of more dogs being re-entered in the qualifying stakes looking to put the QA2 title on ?
I like it. Being qualified all age (twice over) is an accomplishment. Assuming it passes, I think it will be good for breeding purposes when looking back a few generations.


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Construction underway on Binghamton University's Center of Excellence facility
BINGHAMTON, NY -- Binghamton University, State University of New York, today launched construction of its New York State Center of Excellence in Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging (S3IP) building in a ceremony attended by elected officials, local leaders and University representatives. The facility will connect with the Biotechnology and the Engineering and Science buildings, which are both part of the University's Innovative Technologies Complex (ITC).
The new $30 million, 114,000-square-foot Center of Excellence building will provide space for expansion and consolidation of S3IP and its interdisciplinary, inter-institutional teams of scientists and engineers. The facility will help bridge critical scientific, technology, commercialization and education gaps, and support collaborative partnerships in energy-efficient electronic systems, systems integration and packaging, flexible electronics, autonomous solar power, advanced materials and sensors, and healthcare/life sciences.
"This building will solidify Binghamton University's position as a world leader in small scale systems packaging," said Interim President C. Peter Magrath. "This facility will connect people and ideas, accelerate discovery in this growing field, and develop further our commitment to partnerships with industry. The research, education and outreach of those who will be housed in this building will make a significant contribution to this region and to New York State."
Funding for the new building was obtained through the efforts of State Sen. Thomas W. Libous, R-Binghamton, and Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, D-Endwell. It is estimated that this new building, which will provide a $15.9 million annual economic impact and support more than 180 jobs per year in the region during its construction, will ensure that Binghamton University continues as a leader — advancing new electronic technologies and sustaining a highly educated work force in this essential field.
New York's Southern Tier has long been a hub for microelectronics research. Binghamton University's New York State Center of Excellence in Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging (S3IP) builds on this legacy through high-impact research that supports the translation of economically significant microelectronic innovations to U.S. industry. S3IP is a proven innovation leader, generating more than $700 million in economic impact through partnerships with national and international industries on collaborative, precompetitive research.
"Research is a key driver for innovation and technology development," said Interim Vice President of Research Bahgat Sammakia. "Our research at the Center of Excellence has always been conducted in strong partnership with industry, and we are fully committed to research that has a broad and transformational impact on the community. This building will create spaces and infrastructure that bring together our faculty, scientists and students with engineers and scientists from industry to work on key technical advancements."
The two-story glass, metal and stone building will feature versatile, open laboratory space, a symposium hall and offices that support the University's ongoing and expanding industry partnerships.
Featuring in-house design, planning and construction management, this building will meet LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standards, incorporating energy-efficient windows and skylights for maximum use of daylight, green roof applications and the latest technology for heat recovery and humidity control.
View an animation of the future Center of Excellence building.
Photos available upon request. Please call (607) 777-2174.
Quote sheet:
New York State Governor David A. Paterson:
"It is vital that our State continues to invest in the necessary infrastructure for new economy research and jobs. I am pleased that construction for the New York State Center in Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging is now underway and I commend Senator Thomas Libous and Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo for their efforts in securing funds for this project. I look forward to the many opportunities this new facility will bring to Binghamton University and the broader New York Southern Tier community."
New York State Senator Thomas W. Libous, R-Binghamton:
"Being designated as a Center of Excellence is a tremendous achievement for BU. It's a testament to their innovation and talent. And now as we break ground on this new Center of Excellence Building, I'm really excited to see how research can bring about the next great economic opportunities for our area."
New York State Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, D-Binghamton:
"I am happy to have played a role in securing funding for the construction of the Center for Excellence building at the Innovative Technologies Complex. This investment recognizes the central role Binghamton University is playing in the economic recovery of our area. Working with community partners, they are contributing to the development of a new economy through world-class research and workforce training. The community should be very proud of their accomplishments."
Senator Charles E. Schumer (D-NY):
"Today is an important milestone for Binghamton University. Over the years, the University has worked deli gently to position itself as a renowned hub for research. I have been proud to support the innovation and projects its faculty have undertaken. As we gather together today to break ground on the facility that will house the Center of Excellence in Small Scale System Packaging we can be proud of all the University has achieved in the field of research and look forward to the great contributions to the field, the region and the economy that are to come."
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY):
"Developing new, clean, homegrown sources of energy is a vital part of our economic recovery. This groundbreaking will help Binghamton University research and develop new solar technologies – helping to cut emissions, improve our environment, and lower our energy bills. I am proud to have helped secure federal dollars for the Center of Excellence. Binghamton will remain at the forefront as we work to meet the energy needs of the 21st century."
Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY 22nd):
"This groundbreaking for the new Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging (S3IP) building is yet another indication of the growing world-class research being achieved at Binghamton University. I am very pleased to have helped secure funding to help develop S3IP and am convinced that this successful initiative, which partners the university with industry and government, will deliver more jobs and economic development in our region."
Broome County Executive Barbara J. Fiala:
"Binghamton University's Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging Center is one of the finest in the country and is deserving of a high tech, state of the art facility. The University is to be congratulated for its hard work and vision and our state officials from the Governor's Office on down are to be congratulated and thanked for their ability to help BU make this vision become a reality!"


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Hey guys/gals, has anybody been out fall turkey hunting? If so how has the hunt been?
I am going next Friday October 28th through Sunday October 30th on my father in laws land near Detroit Lakes. I will be joined by a good friend of mine and the goal will be to get him his first gobbler.
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have we all got something better to do of late? or do we not like these "new and improved" forums? (see my analogy 8/21/01 under vt the bouty hunter legend thread)
it's been 8 days since this puppy's been up and running, and we seem to have quite a drop off on the amount of chatter one usually finds here. (82 posts total)
i usually pop in in the morning, post to a couple of threads, and then check in again about lunch time expectin' to see a flurry of activity, however, lately it seems i keep checkin in and my morning post seems to be the last post standing.
(hell, i've even takin to goading xuff and boba fett over at xanthra into toontoesque blood baths just to keep a running dialouge going).
anyway, i was just wondering if it was the "new forums" which have resulted in a drop off, or if we're just coincidentally off and doing other things to keep us from posting with our usual gusto!


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Last week, two important reports underscored the potential for improving the value of health care in the U.S.
The first of these, "Best Care at Lower Cost: The Path to Continuously Learning Health Care in America," issued by the Institute of Medicine, highlights two crucial facts. The first is that the health system provides a great volume of care that doesn't help patients. The authors write "there is evidence that a substantial proportion of health care expenditures is wasted, leading to little improvement in health or in the quality of care. Estimates vary on waste and excess health care costs, but they are large" -- possibly amounting to more than $750 billion in a single year.
As the report notes, that is enough to pay the full salaries of all the nation's firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical technicians for more than a decade.
Second, medicine is becoming so complex that it is virtually impossible for an individual doctor to keep pace -- especially without help from computers, the institute says. Consider that the number of medical journal articles has risen to more than 750,000 a year, from 200,000 in 1970. "Diagnostic and treatment options are expanding and changing at an accelerating rate, placing new stresses on clinicians and patients, as well as potentially impacting the effectiveness and efficiency of care delivery," the report concludes.


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A quiet river which runs through the Connetquot State Park, on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. Notable are the mature Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida) trees which line the banks of these river.
This panorama was taken mid january in Connetquot State Park near Islip, Nassau County on Long Island, New York State. A typical scene from Pine/Oak dominant forest, the meadow areas are mowed to retain openness. A part of the Pine Barrens ecotype, the normally dominant Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida) is becoming increasingl...


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Brewers' May freefall continues
Milwaukee is 1-9 in May
CINCINNATI - Bronson Arroyo allowed five hits in 6 2/3 scoreless innings and rookie Donald Lutz hit his first career homer as Cincinnati completed a three-game sweep of visiting Milwaukee.
Arroyo (3-4) struck out five and walked one in snapping a four-start winless streak.
Xavier Paul added a solo homer and Jay Bruce drove in a run and scored for the Reds, who have won seven of their last nine.
Jean Segura and Yuniesky Betancourt each had two hits as the Brewers dropped to 1-9 in May.
Cincinnati got to Milwaukee starter Wily Peralta (3-3) in the second inning when Brandon Phillips and Bruce led off with back-to-back singles. Peralta recovered to strike out Todd Frazier but left an 0-1 fastball up to Lutz, who crushed a line drive off the fair pole in right field.
The Reds scored again when Bruce's groundout plated Joey Votto in the third, and Paul sent a pinch-hit blast into the bleachers in right off Mike Fiers in the seventh.
Alex Gonzalez helped get Milwaukee on the board when he scored from third on a passed ball in the eighth.
GAME NOTEBOOK: The Brewers have dropped four in a row and are three games into a 10-game road trip that will take them to Pittsburgh on Monday. … Fiers was recalled Saturday and arrived Sunday morning to join the Milwaukee bullpen. He spent 45 minutes of Mother's Day with his mother, who is gravely ill with lupus, before boarding the plane. The Brewers had transferred Fiers from Class AAA Nashville to Class A Brevard County so that he could be closer to his mother in Florida, and he had been spending his time with her between starts. … Lutz made his major-league debut on April 29 and has hit safely in his last six games.
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Because Roojay was upset with us all cluttering up the Jim Lee/Batman thread with talks of Transformers and G.I Joe...
Anyway. I never picked up the new Dreamwave TF limited series last year, but I saw the new #1. Vol II on the rack and splurged and bought it and took it home and read it and (there are no page numbers darnit) on the page where Prowl is convincing Optimus to send him out on recon, in the fifth panel ( to the left of the circular panel) you can clearly see Gears, Mirage, Bumblebee, and WHEELJACK. I was under the assumption he had bitten the big one in last years limited series.
By the way. I liked how all the triple changers are working for Shockwave, including Broadside and the dune buggy Autobot (forgot his name).
I also picked up The War Within #1 and 2. I can't find 3 and 4 but they also have 5 and 6 and I'll probably snag those when I go in next week to get my monthly dose of Bat. Is this a limited series, too?
And since I'm a johhny come lately in the TF dept. Can anyone tell me when this is supposed to take place in terms of the Marvel Comics continuity? I have all 80 issues from series 1, as well as the 12 (?) from Generation2, but I don't really remember what happened towards the end there. Does this all take place after that? or did they rearrange continuity again? I need to pick up the GN of the first Dreamwave series.
And finally. G.I Joe/ Transformers crossover? Hmmmmmmm...I hope this doesn't mean Goldbug again.


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I've published a new template engine named Block_Template based on a bloc concept with no loop or other programming concept inside the template.
I'm very intersting in getting feedback about it, so if you are looking for a template engine please give it a try, you can find it at phpclasses. If you need some precision about it or anything else i'll be pleased to help yourself find your way with it.


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Gerrit Huizenga is Cloud Architect at IBM (and fellow Portland-er) and will be speaking at the upcoming Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in a keynote session titled "The Clouds Are Coming: Are We Ready?" Linux is often heralded as the platform for the cloud, but Huizenga warns that while it is in the best technical position to warrant this title, there is work to do to make this a reality.
Huizenga took a few moments earlier this week to chat with us as he prepares for his controversial presentation at the Summit.
You will be speaking at The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit about Linux and the cloud. Can you give us a teaser on what we can expect from your talk?
Huizenga: Clouds are on the top of every IT departments list of new and key technologies to invest in. Obviously high on those lists are things like VMware and Amazon EC2. But where is the open source community in terms of comparable solutions which can be easily set up and deployed? Is it possible to build a cloud with just open source technologies? Would that cloud be a "meets min" sort of cloud, or can you build a full fledged, enterprise-grade cloud with open source today? What about using a hybrid of open source and proprietary solutions? Is that possible, or are we locked in to purely proprietary solutions today? Will Open Standards help us? What are some recommendations today for building clouds?
Linux is often applauded as the "platform for the cloud." Do you think this is accurate? If not, what still needs to be done? If so, what is it about Linux that gives it this reputation?
Huizenga: Linux definitely has the potential to be a key platform for the cloud. However, it isn't there yet. There are a few technology inhibitors with respect to Linux as the primary cloud platform, as well as a number of market place challenges. Those challenges can be addressed but there is definitely some work to do in that space.
What are the advantages of Linux for both public and private clouds?
Huizenga: It depends a bit about whether you consider Linux as a guest or virtual server in a cloud, or whether it is the hosting platform of the cloud. The more we enable Linux as a guest within the various hypervisors, and enable Linux to be managed within the cloud, the greater the chance of standardizing on Linux as the "packaging format" for applications.
This increases the overall presence of Linux in the market place and in some ways simplifies ISV's lives in porting applications to clouds. As a hosting platform, one of the biggest advantages for cloud operators is the potential cost/pricing model for Linux and the overall impact on the cost of operating a cloud. And, the level of openness that Linux provides should simplify the ability to support the cloud infrastructure and over time increase the number of services that can be provided by a cloud. But we still have quite a bit of work to do to make Linux a ubiquitous cloud platform.
What is happening at the Linux development level to support the rapidly maturing cloud opportunity? What does the community need from other Linux users and developers to help accelerate its development and address these challenges?
Huizenga: I'll talk about some of the KVM technologies that we need to continue to develop to enable cloud, as well as some of the work on virtual server building & packaging, DevOps, Deployment, and Management. There are plenty of places for the open source community to contribute and several talks at the Collaboration Summit should dive further into the details as well.
What do you make of Microsoft running Linux on Azure?
Huizenga: Anything that lets us run Linux in more places must be good!
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
NEW ALBANY – When city officials take oaths of office this summer, David Grisham won't be New Albany's chief of police.
Grisham will retire June 30 after 32 years in the post.
"I've never had a desire to do anything else," said the New Albany native, who set his sights on law enforcement in high school and studied criminal justice at the University of Mississippi. He began at the Union County Sheriff's Department before winning his first police chief election in 1981.
Even in a town sometimes described as Mayberry, 40 years in law enforcement carries the cost of a few bad memories – the 2011 killing of teacher Amanda Price, for instance, and the 2005 attacks that left businessman Chico Foote and two other people dead.
Good memories?
"Being fortunate enough to work with a lot of good aldermen, a lot of good mayors … a lot of good officers, too," Grisham said. "The satisfying part of law enforcement is being able to help people when they're in distress or in a time of need."
Grisham has seen plenty of changes, but one stands above all others.
"When I started, we didn't know what a computer was," he said. "Now we have computers in our vehicles. … Sometimes I hate 'em, but we can't do without them."
Grisham said he is gratified with his career.
"The only goal I've ever had was to leave this place in better shape than I found it," he said.
The Depression-era building that houses his department embodies his only regret.
"The only thing I really wanted to do that I haven't been able to do is to get a new department headquarters," he said.
Grisham said he has no firm plans for his retirement other than to hunt, fish and golf. Oh – and to spend more time with his wife, Charlotte, their three adult daughters and four grandchildren.
Two of Grisham's officers have qualified for this spring's election to succeed him as chief.
"I felt this was my time to run and try to make the best police department we can have," said Lt. Mark Golding, an 18-year veteran of the force and Union County's coroner.
"New Albany is growing, and I want to take us in some new directions – to keep working on the grants, getting more up-to-date technology and getting more face time with the citizens," said Chris Robertson, a 13-year NAPD veteran and a criminal justice graduate from Ole Miss.
Both candidates had high praise for their mentor, and Grisham returned the compliments.
"I'd be happy to see either one in the job," he said. "Both are very well-qualified."


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Open Callbacks to WB: 3,6,7,9,10,13,14,15,17,20,22,24,25,26,27,32,34,38, 39,40,43,44,46,53,56,57,58 Total Dogs: 27 Remember we are hosting a PIG ROAST at the grounds tomorrow at 6 pm. Everyone is welcome. $10 dinner fee. Sides will include tasty Fall dishes like home-made tri-colored potato salad, BeerBBQ baked beans, maple cheddar corn bread, garden salad, pasta salad, Fall cranberry walnut coleslaw and apple crisp for dessert! Bring your chairs please. Derby finished tod ay. I will try to get placements. Open WB at Wood Duck Pond 8am.
Derby Placements: First #9 M. Russell "Be"
Second #11 M. Menzies "Jemma"
Third #6 P. Roberts "Prophet"
Fourth #1 P. Roberts "Pismo"
RJ #2 M. Menzies "Jack"
No other placements (I believe that these are correct)
Qualifying Callbacks to Land Blind (19/28): 1,4,6,7,8,10,11,12,13,14,16,17,18,19,21,22,26,27,2 8.
Qualifying first went to Dave Wolcott dog 16, second to me and dog 8, third to Bev Millheim dog 28 and fourth to Jeff Wilson dog 26. No JAMs.
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Just returned from the Pig Roast...what a fantastic meal prepared by Jason and Dave! Thank you!
Open Results:
1st #3 Rip R.Roberts.... HUGE CONGRATS CAM CLARK! THIS IS RIP's FC and QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS!!!!!!
2nd #57 Punch M. Mosher
3rd #39 Kenny E. Forry
4th #6 Pie J. Russell
RJ #26 Hawk J. Wilks
Jams 15,20,24,34,40,44,53,58
1st #16 Tiger D. Wolcott
2nd #8 Justi T. Butler
3rd #28 Lulu B. Millheim
4th #26 Lena J. Wilson
No RJ or Jams
Amateur Callbacks to WB: 4,5,7,8,15,16,18,19,20,21,24,32,38,39,42,45 (16 total)
Congrats to all!
Wow...great couple of weeks for Rip and Rick. Congrats. to Cam and crew!
Congratulations to Rip, Rick and Cam -- FC and headed for the Nationals. Go Goldens! Martha Cole Glenn
Big congrats to Rick, Cam and Rip!! A win tow weeks ago and another this weekend is not too shabby!
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The Dufferin Jog – Gladstone to Dovercourt
Train bridges are marvels of engineering. The weight they must support is incredible. It's no wonder that train bridges inspire us and scare us and change the landscape wherever they are built.
The Dufferin Jog, long since separated, is in its final days. Dufferin will once again connect at Queen Street.
Yet, Queen Street is still disconnected by the physical sensation of passing under these bridges. Parkdale ends in the east at the Jog, on the other side, West Queen West is taking on a new shape, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Bike life here remains a constant, even as the scenery changes almost daily.
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R.Swope and B. Rambo... Would be really happy with those two!
R.Swope and B. Rambo... Would be really happy with those two!
Would be two very good picks. I honestly think people are going to be sorely disappointed with the Swope stuff though..if they wanted him they would have snagged him already
Def expect a kicker in the 5th.
Swope/patton is probably on our list.
I really like Andre Ellington too. Fits our running scheme perfectly.
Franklin, the rb from UCLA, is still on the board. Also, Patton and Swope. I think Miami will take another offensive tackle and defensive tackle soon.
I have no idea why Patton is still on the board. Okafor or Washington would be good value picks..but not needs anymore. Rambo, Shamarko Thomas, and Phillip Thomas could all be possibilities as well and present great value. Offensive line will probably be addressed...maybe DT. I could definitely see a Kicker with one of our 5th rounders as well.
DT - Jesse Williams, Alabama - depends on the medical. He had one concussion last year & I can't find any more history on this. Soliai & Starks are free agents after this year & we might be fine with Williams & Odrick there next year.
FS - Phillip Thomas, Fresno St - prototypical centerfield FS. Clemons needs competition & he's a free agent next year.
If Jesse Williams didn't clear our medical either RT/G David Bahktiari, Colorado or G/C Barrett Jones, Alabama.
Rambo, Swope and Lattimore is all I want for tomorrow. Heck even just 2 of those would make me happy...
Imagine Wallace, Hartline, Gibson, Swope, Keller, Miller and Lattimore together...
I hope we take Franklin, and the best OT available, and the best possible WR.


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David Didier, GA
To repsond in kind would go something like, "so we spend another $3 trillion of our treasury and send a couple hundred thousand American troops onto their soil or else have Islamic law take over the world and control the oil supply?"
Kind of silly, eh? Is that what you're saying? Well, I don't think Blackstone was saying anything remotely related to the translation you provided, either.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
argument in which a proposition is disproven by following its implications logically to an absurd consequence.)
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
David Didier, GA
I appreciate your reply. its nice to have a meaningful discussion. Not sure why RK is lobbing insults again, which is out of character for him. I didn't call anyone any names. if using a latin phrase which is in common english usage is somehow insulting to him, I don't know what to tell him, but would appreciate if he and RK would keep things civil. We could all digress into name calling, but then the janitor would be conscripted into action again, and he really doesn't need or want that.
Again, its good talking with you. It will be interesting to see how we deal with Egypt and any other uprisings in that region.
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
It's probably too late now but I think we need an unofficial "official" group to counteract the efforts of the Crisis Group. They've had a huge head start and advantage in funding but according to some polls 82% of Egyptians dislike the US. Official diplomatic efforts from Hillary/State will be like pizzin in the wind. I really don't think Hillary has much interest in covering PBO's behind anyway. Could make an intersting issue in '12 if he's 'the man who lost the Mid East"
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Chili with a baked-on crust is a main dish so delicious it's hard to believe it's so easy! Your family will love this variation on a long-time favorite, and you'll love how easy it is to make.
To make a corn bread topping that covers all of the chili mixture, make as directed--except for step 2, stir 1/2 cup Bisquick mix, 1/2 cup cornmeal, 1/4 cup water and 1/4 cup milk until blended (no egg needed); stir in half of the cheese. Continue as directed in step 3--except bake 15 to 20 minutes or until crust is golden brown.
If you don't have an ovenproof skillet, use an ovenproof 2-quart casserole dish. Cover and microwave chili in casserole on High 2 to 3 minutes, stirring after 1 minute, until hot. Continue as directed in step 2.
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If you're lucky enough to get swordfish, let the mild and meaty fish grill to perfection with a simple prepared glaze and pretty summer vegetables.
Halibut, tuna or flounder can be used instead of the swordfish.
If you have too many vegetables to fit on the skewers with the fish, just thread them onto several extra skewers.
These kabobs may be served on a bed of rice - white, brown or wild rice or a combination. Serve extra sweet-and-sour sauce on the side.
To broil kabobs, place on broiler pan. Broil 4 to 6 inches from heat using grilling time as a guide, turning once.
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re: PoorNate................omgosh.......You are RICH beyond words...............what a beautiful family........
"Qui non intelligit aut discat aut taceat"
Who does not understand should either learn, or be silent.
Douglas C. Branham, C.L.S., C.M.R.P.
WZ said:
MoFinz, are you my academic advisor? I swear that you two must be twins.
PN Said:
Damn dude... you look just like one of my best friends from college (In a year or so)... i have got to find a pic of him for you to see...
Mo says:
You guys wouldn't even begin to know how many times i've been told i remind people of someone....either i have a ton of dopplegangers or the worlds in trouble
All Your Base Are Belong To MO
Here's a few...
Me and the wifey:
Tailgating at a U of L game:
Me and my best bud in the whole world, Peter:
Me showing my fin-a-tude high above the Chicago skyline:
�Turns out, far too much has been written about great men and not nearly enough about morons. Doesn't seem right.�
Thanks a lot for all the compliments on the family guys...
Since I'm a father... and this gives a rare chance for personal sharing about family and so forth... i thought I'd share this... take a look... they both are applicable...
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."


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OK guys, I admit I am a rookie. Once I was able to actual post photos rather than links or attachments. Still, here is a montage of one of the hottest babes on the internet.
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Women accused of stealing from 3 stores
Stores on east, west side struck
MADISON, Wis. - Two Madison women were arrested after police tracked thieves who struck three retail stores Wednesday.
The first theft was reported at Old Navy on East Springs Drive. A security officer told police they tried to stop a woman spotted with a bulging purse full of stolen clothing. The thieves laughed at the officer and jumped into a waiting SUV, according to the security officer.
Police said the same women were then spotted stealing $270 worth of fake hair from Sally Beauty Supply at 678 S. Whitney Way before fleeing.
Police said the suspect's vehicle was spotted minutes later outside the T.J. Maxx at Westgate Mall. One of the suspects was described as having hair shaved on three sides with the rest dyed neon green, pink, orange and black. Witnesses also said this same woman had a "very long, face-length curl that covers the left side of her face.
Officers said they spotted the woman and arrested her and her accomplice.
Ronda R. Alexander, 24, and Shatanae A. Mims, 28, were arrested on suspicion on three counts each of retail theft.
Local And Regional News
- Robber points gun at motel clerk, flees empty-handed
- Wisconsin woman's play to take stage in San Diego
- Aging farmers in Wisconsin fear nursing care may cost farm
- Police questioning suspect in Middleton homicide
- Green Bay official explores ban on openly carrying guns
- Sheriff: Alcohol may be factor in crash that injured two


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By JB Clark/NEMS Daily Journal
VERONA – Tara Rowell said one thing makes all the time spent on grooming and training prior to dog shows worth it – winning.
Grooming and training a dog in preparation for showing is hard work, taking more than five hours on the day of the show alone, she said. Rowell, who is from Dallas, and her 3-year-old Maltese, Hank, won best in show Saturday in Tupelo Kennel Club's Gum Tree Classic dog show at the Lee County Agri-Center.
"It takes daily care with the coat," Rowell said. "When he's at home I have his hair wrapped up so he can run around and be a dog and when we get to the show there is bathing and then you have to blow-dry and iron the coat, part them down the middle and put in the bows."
Rowell said Hank is the No. 1 Maltese and one of the top toy breed dogs in the country. He's not her first dog to show – she's been at it for 37 years.
"He loves it," she said. "When I'm getting ready to go to the dog show and the suitcases come out, he gets very excited."
Trish Blakely of Booneville has been showing dogs for more than 30 years. Saturday she brought Bobby, a 14-month-old rough collie to his first show.
"He's still a puppy as you can tell – very excited," she said. "But, we're going to try to behave while we're in the ring. I can't guarantee anything though."
Blakely said, since Bobby is a collie, he will be expected to move around the ring with ease to show he is able to do his breed's function, herding.
Matias Mato of Argentina was blow-drying the coat of Irish setter Carter before the show started Saturday morning.
"I've been showing pretty much since I was born and he's been showing for two months now," Mato said. "That makes eight shows. We show every weekend."
Mato said Carter did very well in December at the Eukanuba National Dog Championship in Florida.
Dogs also will show today at the Lee County Agri-Center in Verona, starting at 9 a.m.


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Pectus excavatum is a condition in which a person's breastbone is sunken into his or her chest. In severe cases, pectus excavatum can look as if the center of the chest has been scooped out, leaving a deep dent.
While the sunken breastbone is often noticeable shortly after birth, the severity of pectus excavatum typically worsens during the adolescent growth spurt.
Also called funnel chest, pectus excavatum is more common in boys than in girls. Severe cases of pectus excavatum can eventually interfere with the function of the heart and lungs. But even mild cases of pectus excavatum can make children feel self-conscious about their appearance. Surgery can correct the deformity.
For many people with pectus excavatum, their only sign or symptom is a slight indentation in their chests. In some people, the depth of the indentation worsens in early adolescence and can continue to worsen into adulthood.
In severe cases of pectus excavatum, the breastbone may compress the lungs and heart. Signs and symptoms may include:
While the exact cause of pectus excavatum is unknown, it may be an inherited condition because it sometimes runs in families.
Pectus excavatum is more common in boys than in girls.
Severe cases of pectus excavatum can compress the lungs and push the heart over to one side. Even mild cases of pectus excavatum can result in self-image problems.
If the depth of the breastbone indentation is severe, it may reduce the amount of room the lungs have to expand. This compression can also squeeze the heart, pushing it into the left side of the chest and reducing its ability to pump efficiently.
Children who have pectus excavatum also tend to have a hunched-forward posture, with flared ribs and shoulder blades. Many are so self-conscious about their appearance that they avoid activities, such as swimming, where the indentation in their chests is more difficult to camouflage with clothing.
If you or your child has pectus excavatum, you might first discuss the matter with your family doctor. He or she may refer you to a doctor who specializes in orthopedic surgery.
You may want to write a list that includes:
Your doctor may ask some of the following questions:
Pectus excavatum can usually be diagnosed simply by examining the chest. But your doctor may suggest several different types of tests to check for associated problems with the heart and lungs. These tests may include:
Pectus excavatum can be surgically repaired, but surgery is usually reserved for people who have moderate to severe signs and symptoms. People who have mild signs and symptoms may be helped by physical therapy. Certain exercises can improve posture and increase the degree to which the chest can expand.
If you have moderate to severe pectus excavatum, your doctor may suggest surgery. The two most common types of surgeries used to correct pectus excavatum differ by the size of the incisions used:
Most people who undergo surgery to correct pectus excavatum are happy with the change in how their chests look, no matter which procedure is used. Best results are achieved when the surgery is performed around the growth spurt at puberty, but adults also have benefitted from pectus excavatum repair.
Most adolescents just want to fit in and look like their peers. This can be exceptionally difficult for youngsters who have pectus excavatum. In some cases, counseling may be needed to help master coping skills. Online support groups and forums also are available, where you can talk with people who are facing the same types of problems.
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Helen Mae Becker
VERONA - Helen Mae (Pulaski)Becker, age 82, died Sunday, February 10, 2013 at University Hospital surrounded by her family. Born October 20, 1930 the daughter of Magdalen (Sims) Barten and Mike Pulaski. She married Wilson Becker on October 20, 1956 in Verona. Helen was a member of St Andrews Catholic Church, the Catholic Herald and American Legion Post 144. She worked at John J Fladds, Carnes Corp, and the Verona Area Schools, retiring after 24 years of service. Helen also held many odd jobs such as; babysitting, laundry services, and small business cleaning. Helen enjoyed garage sales, fishing, gardening, feeding the birds and squirrels, country music and enjoying family get-togethers. Helen was a loving woman who cared for many. She had open arms and had an extended family far greater than any could imagine.
Survivors include children Roseann (Pete) Ott , Bernadine (Randy) Haak, Mary (Dave) Shunk, Lori (Gary) Vind, Donald (Peggy), Carol (Bob), Ronald (Ianne), Thomas (Donna), Sandra (Pat) Hubert, Donna (Wayne) Valdepena, Renee, and Lisa (Jason) Swenson; siblings Frances (Pulaski) Oksa, Frank Pulaski, Dorothy (Pulaski) and Dennis Lelm, Rosemary (Barten) Huffman and Ralph Barten; nephew Richard (Shirley) Glosemeyer; 32 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband in 1995, her son Robert Pulaski in 1971, a stepsister Carol Ann Barten, a granddaughter Michelle, and a grandson Jeff.
A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH, 301 N Main St, Verona, at 10:30AM on Thursday, February 14, 2013, with Father William Vernon presiding. Visitation will take place at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 220 Enterprise Dr, Verona, from 5:00PM until 8:00PM on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 and again at the church from 9:00AM until the time of Mass on Thursday. Burial at St. Andrew Catholic Cemetery.
You can only have one mother,
Patient, kind and true.
No other friend in all the world
Will be the same to you.
When other friends forsake you,
To mother you will return.
For all her loving kindness,
She asks nothing in return.
As we look upon her picture, Sweet memories we recall,
Of a face so full of sunshine,
And a smile for one and all. Sweet Jesus, take this message
To our dear mother up above.
Tell her how we miss her
And give her all our love
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Registration for FFC Futures Open Until Feb. 8th
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We here at LiverKick have a lot of readers who also find themselves in the position of entering the ring on occasion, some with big dreams and questions as to how they can make those dreams happen. With organizations like SuperKombat and Final Fight looking for the next big star right now seems like the time to act, doesn't it?
Final Fight's Futures has an open registration right now where fighters can submit their information in hopes of being booked on upcoming FFC Futures events. The deadline if February 8th, which doesn't give you a lot of time to get your act together and take advantage of said opportunity, so act quickly. Head over to this link to submit your application. The requirements are to have less than ten professional fights and to enclose your basic information as well as training and any fight footage that you have available.
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The village of Ein Karem has had a long Association with John the Baptist, being his reported town of birth.
This church honors the visit paid by Mary, Jesus' mother, to Elizabeth, John's mother. As this is the point at which Mary poured forth her song of praise, the Magnificat, the church is beautifully decked out with tiled representations of that canticle in just about every known language.