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The Children's Issues Committee focuses on the partnership between the YLD and the Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program, selects a CASA volunteer to honor each year, and facilitates public service programs that benefit children and youth in Tennessee.
Cherrelle Hooper, Chair
Legal Aid Society
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Gallatin, TN 37066
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Bristol, TN 37620
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Rob Sands, Vice Chair
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Murfreesboro, TN 37130
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Jackson, TN 38301
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London & Amburn, P.C.
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Law Office of Kelley Hinsley
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Appalachian Underwriters, Inc.
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I think one just got away from him. Don't think it was intentional by any means.
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Marty about to go bald.
Well he should be mad - he did squat at the plate, failed to cover on a routine backup in the putfield, followed that by missing the first cutoff man, got cut down trying to steal and overall had a lousy game and ended it by getting hit in shoulder with a 100mph fastball. Altogether not a memorable day for "dread-Mac"
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On Meet the Press, Falwell lied about post-9-11 remarks and divorce rate
On the November 28 edition of NBC's Meet the Press, Reverend Jerry Falwell defended his September 13, 2001, remark [1] that abortion rights advocates, feminists, and homosexuals, among others, were responsible for the September 11 terrorist attacks, falsely claiming that when he assigned that blame, he had "likewise" held responsible "a sleeping church, a lethargic church." Falwell also falsely claimed that the divorce rate is lower among born-again Christians than it is among all other Americans.
When Meet the Press moderator and managing editor Tim Russert raised Falwell's 2001 comment blaming "the pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and lesbians" for the September 11 terrorist attacks (he also blamed the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and People For the American Way), Falwell falsely claimed that after delivering that remark -- on the September 13, 2001, edition of Reverend Pat Robertson's The 700 Club -- he "went on to say, 'In a sleeping church, a lethargic church likewise is responsible.'" But Falwell's claim is false: The full transcript [2] of Falwell's 700 Club appearance, provided by People for the American Way, shows he did not blame any church for the terrorist attacks. Just before his diatribe against the groups he deemed directly responsible, Falwell remarked that the attacks were "probably what we deserve." But that remark seemed to suggest that the United States "deserve[d]" the attacks because of the actions of the groups he named, and the church was responsible only because it did not stop those groups' movements. Later in his 700 Club appearance, Falwell noted that the numerous post-September 11 prayer meetings at churches across the United States "could be God's call to revival."
Also during the November 28 edition of Meet the Press, Russert and Falwell discussed religion and morality in the northern and southern United States. Russert noted: "A report came out that the state with the lowest level of divorce is Massachusetts. The states with the highest level are the so-called Bible Belt, in the South." Russert also noted that Desperate Housewives, an ABC television drama which some critics consider risqué, is "a widely viewed television series, particularly in the South." Falwell falsely claimed that the studies Russert reported do not hold true for born-again Christians: "I would take that poll a little further. Among born-again, Bible-believing Christians who take the Bible as the word of God, you'll find those stats are nonplus [sic]."
A September 8 study [3] by Ventura, California research and marketing firm The Barna Group stated: "[T]he likelihood of married adults getting divorced [35 percent] is identical among born again Christians and those who are not born again [all Americans who are not born-again]." As Boston Globe columnist William V. D'Antonio noted [4] on October 31, 2004, Barna Group founder and directing leader George Barna [5] is himself a born-again Christian.
In addition to his falsehoods, Falwell attacked a fellow Meet the Press panel member, Sojourners Magazine editor in chief and progressive Reverend Jim Wallis [6], labeling him "anti-America" because Wallis was opposed to former President Ronald Reagan's Cold War policies of "peace through strength." He remarked that "we'd all be speaking German now" if Wallis had "been the president in World War II." Falwell also suggested that gay conservatives are not welcome in the Republican Party. When Russert noted that Newsweek magazine describes [7] Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry as a "conservative gay Republican," Falwell replied, "Well, the fact that he's a gay Republican means he should join the Democratic Party."
The Center for American Progress's Progress Report also documented [8] Falwell's Meet the Press appearance, noting Falwell's attempt to narrowly define "moral values" as opposition to gay marriage and abortion. In fact, exit polling from the November 2 presidential election more often cited voters as defining "moral values" as moral concern about "greed and materialism" and "poverty and economic justice."
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Discussion and help for TEFL teachers, from teacher-training to ELT management
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I take it you failed then.
tbknown wrote:Your curt response and lack of addressing the substance of what was laid out in my post is a perfect example of the incompetence and superficiality of the CELTA assessment process. If that is what you 'took' from what was posted, you are arrogantly missing the point.
tbknown wrote: The course doesn't give you the skills needed to develop a lesson plan and teach English without a textbook. The course teaches how to use a textbook and understand how to organize lesson plans for different parts of the textbook (Productive Skills: speaking, writing, and Receptive Skills: reading, listening).
CELTA is a gimmick driven teaching method using cheesy classroom exercises and games to 'engage' the students. Small children might respond well to this parlor trick teaching style, but the 14+ year old student's eyes glaze over as they watch CELTA trainees perform for the tutors that grade the trainee by an arbitrary lesson plan format in the corner of the room.
tbknown wrote:CELTA promotes a European notion of English having many different pronunciations and this results in poor quality control of graduates that represent the CELTA brand, as a lot of inconsistency in word meaning and pronunciation makes its way into the world classroom.
tbknown wrote:There are non-native speaking CELTA graduates that graduate not being able to pronounce crucial phonemes in the English language.
Jascol wrote:However there seem to be two types of people, those who think CELTA is great and those who think it's a total waste of time. Can anyone enlighten me as to why there are such polarised views about this course?
Jascol wrote:Can anyone enlighten me as to why there are such polarised views about this course?
kaithegreene wrote:I am also wondering how tbknown has managed to develop a view of all CELTA courses. How many CELTA courses has s/he observed and/or participated in, in order to form such an overarching view?
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Well im new to the dub scene here in chicago although ive lived here most of my life, i bought my gti when i was out on the east coast and got to know alot of dubbers from just cruisin around.
so i feel this thread is kinda necc.
anywho, il start
early this past week on roosevelt road and 1st ave to harlem i was cruisin next to a black g60 corrado with lamix covered headlights, clean car!
btw - I have a reflex silver mk4 vr6 with a roof rack and some bike attachments.


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Okay...likely stupid question but I don't know where else to ask. I have a friend who is doing the electronics for me for the chest display. I thought I was so smart by having the "blueprints" all printed off for him (the ones that were so kindly posted by Shackman I believe). But....he just called and asked if I realized that it's supposed to have some sort of programming. He said that's no big deal because he can do it, but he needs some sort of code. Code, I say?? Good grief.
Now...perhaps he's mistaken or worse, doesn't know what he's talking about. And...perhaps since I've read lots here and have seen that these are being sold it's a question I really shouldn't be asking. BUT.....there's only one way to find out and that's to just ask. So if I'm stepping on any toes, I sincerely apologize. But if someone is able to give me the answer, I would greatly appreciate the assistance!


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Hello, I am desperately trying to find teaching methods and activities for working with large classes in high school in China.
I have a tefl teaching background of 1 years experience and have just started a post facilitating oral english to high school students they are between 15 and 17 years old. Classes are between 32 and 48 students. Class rooms vary from some room to move to no room to move. Their level is somewhere around pre-intermediate but some are much lower than that and some are much better, but they are grouped all together by year and not by ability.
My main query is this - standard group work or pair work can't be used effectively due to the class size, I can 't monitor each group in the 40 mins once a week I have with each class. As I go around and talk with groups the other groups revert back to speaking in Chinese and go off the activity, only resuming when I get round to them.
How can I engage all the students all the time even when I can't give individual groups my attention? I have some ideas for lessons, but I have no course book and no structure - my brief is just to get them to practice their oral english. Around half the students in each class are disinterested anyway. I don't want my lessons to become a good opportunity for the students to rest, sleep and chat with friends!!
I haven't found much in the way of large group activities or methodology for approaching this kind of class. It's completely different to what I have done previously.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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'Holland said he was first contacted by Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier shortly before the NHL entry draft last weekend. Regier said that Hasek had submitted a short list of teams that he would accept to be traded to, and the Wings were at the top of the list.'
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* Jonathan Schipper made good on his threat to smash up two full-size American muscle cars and call it art, this time with a pair of second-gen Pontiac F-bodies at the recent Chicago NEXT Art Fair, according to Paige at the Art Addict blog. My comments still apply.
* Back to the world of respecting vintage automobiles, Edmunds Inside Line recently track tested an Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato, what they dubbed "the coolest and most expensive Aston Martin ever." That's pure art right there.
* We had mentioned last year the sudden explosion of new blogs dedicated to old-school and collectible Japanese cars, and now comes word that two of those blogs have merged to better serve their fan bases. As they pointed out in their announcement, they'd already been collaborating anyway, so the merge of grandJDM.com and Japanese Nostalgic Car just made sense. Expect great things from their combined forces.
* The Shorpy blog recently ran a series of Alfred Palmer's photographs for the Office of War Information depicting various scenes from the White Motor Company in Cleveland from December of 1941, specifically focusing on the construction of the White half-track scout cars (Mobilized, Speed Racer, War Machine, Heavy Duty, Making Tracks, Let's Roll). As always, Palmer's photos stunningly capture the processes, the men and the machines.
* One of the newest blogs in our RSS Reader, Andy Rupert's High Maintenance, has been running a few mystery cars, in the vein of our occasional stumpers. If, like us, you pay close attention to BigLorryBlog's posts, the van in the photo above shouldn't prove too difficult to identify.
* And finally, speaking of BigLorryBlog and blog mergers, our mates Will Shiers and Brian Weatherley recently announced that Will's folding the content from the Truck and Van Blog into the content from Brian Weatherley's BigLorryBlog – for now. Considering the blogs were just two extensions of the RoadTransport.com empire, that also makes sense.
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Starting weight May 12: Around 197.
First official TPB update May 30th: Around 187, will get official weight in the morning.
But otherwise I feel great, it sucks exercising after eating something not healthy, but I feel amazing after a workout.
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Re: Re: NthSubset function of Combinatorica package
On 18 May 2008, at 20:34, Szabolcs Horv=E1t wrote:
> Roman wrote:
>> Hello all:
>> Do you know how the function "NthSubset" of the Combinatorica package
>> works? If you can point me to a description of the algorithm, that
>> would be very helpful.
> You can read the source code of all standard packages. Go to
> $InstallationDirectory/AddOns/Packages/Combinatorica, and search for
> NthSubset in Combinatorica.m. You will find that it just calls the
> built-in Subsets function.
> Subsets[] is built-in, so we cannot see its implementation. But there
> are several subset-related functions in Combinatorica, such as
> KSubsets,
> whose code is available. You can check those.
> Or just search the web. Here's the first hit I got for "generating
> subsets":
> http://compprog.wordpress.com/2007/10/10/generating-subsets/
> And a Mathematica implementation of this algorithm (for generating all
> subsets):
> subsets[l_List] :=
> Table[Pick[l, IntegerDigits[k, 2, Length[l]], 1],
> {k, 0, 2^Length[l] - 1}]
However, note that
Subsets[Range[1000], All, {1100}]
( {{1, 100}} )
returns the answer immediately while
Subsets[Range[1000], All]
gives a rather different answer ... so the former certianly does make
use of the latter.
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Transportation funding is a hot topic in Massachusetts as the Legislature reviews a dramatic funding proposal from the Governor. While the current discussion focuses on many traditional sources of revenue, other innovative options exist. In his role as MassDOT CFO and drawing on his past experience, Dana Levenson will discuss other transportation financing options and their potential in Massachusetts. Levenson is the former Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure Banking, Americas for The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and served previously as the City of Chicago's chief financial officer. In that role, he had oversight of the city comptroller's office and the departments of budget and management, procurement services and revenue. Levenson was responsible for the long-term leases of both the Chicago Skyway for $1.83 billion in 2005 and the Chicago Downtown Parking System in 2006 for $563 million. Levenson previously served as a managing director with Bank One and Bank of America. He received his bachelor's degree in European history from Brown University and his MBA from New York University.


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NOTE: The directions below are to Kenan Stadium itself, not the parking lots surrounding the stadium where fans may have permits to park. As fans approach campus, they should follow signs to the appropriate parking lot. Not all roads are available for use on gamedays. For more parking information, click here.
From Virginia and Points North:
Take I-85 South to Durham, N.C. Exit left at US-15/501 in Durham and follow 15/501 approximately 9 miles to Chapel Hill. Once in Chapel Hill, maintain 15/501 Bypass (Fordham Blvd.). Around the 7th stoplight, turn right on Manning Drive. Continue on Manning until first stoplight. Turn right at light onto Ridge Road. Continue on Ridge Road approximately 1/4 mile until the first road on the left (immediately after the visitor parking lot). Turn left on Stadium Drive. Kenan Stadium is on the left immediately after the Alumni Center.


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Directions • From Heber, drive nine miles southeast on U.S. Highway 40. Clegg Canyon is on the east side of the road. You cannot see signage from the highway, but the canyon sits immediately between two other marked canyons: Dry Canyon to the north and Center Canyon to the south. When you pull into the dirt parking area, walk a few feet up the trail and look for a sign verifying you are in Clegg Canyon.
Special for fall, this is a reprint of a Hike of the Week from 2010. The trail through Clegg Canyon is lined with color-changing aspen. There is significant elevation change, but it is gradual. At 0.9 miles, the trail arrives at a meadow where cattle graze. Follow the marker for trail 079 to continue northeast back into the narrow canyon. The trail will cross a stream numerous times. Be prepared to get your feet wet. At 3.7 miles, there is a second meadow. Another marker for trail 079 is on your left and takes you to the northwest and into a sparser forest of aspens. The trail ends at Forest Service Road 094. From there you will have a good view of distant mountains, including Bald Knoll.
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Not to hijack the thread, but I've made dozens of boxes using this Lock Miter joint bit and am planning on using it and a polyurethane glue (a.k.a. gorilla glue) for my boxes.I have a cedar chainsaw tote made this way that hasn't come apart in five years of HARD use...J-
I have the bit, but have never been able to get it to cut cleanly without breaking off the tips.
I had similar problems and changed my cutting order: If I'm using this joint, I cut to length, rout the joint and THEN cut to width that way I can cut off any blowout.
a polyurethane glue (a.k.a. gorilla glue) for my boxes.


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Pictures: Press conference in Beijing
The second leg of the Arsenal 2012 Tour, presented by Emirates, is underway.
Arsenal have landed in Beijing after concluding their Malaysia visit with a 2-1 friendly win on Tuesday.
Arsene Wenger, Thomas Vermaelen and Mikel Arteta's first duty in China was to attend a press conference and our club photographers sent back these pictures.
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Hi everyone
I'm hoping to do a Trinity course later this year (either in Prague or in Bournemouth, I'm not sure yet). I'm pretty open minded about where I start teaching, and I suppose that's part of the problem - there's too much choice! From your experiences, where is the best place to head for as a newly qualified TEFLer? Are France or Germany feasible, or are they really expensive? (I have a degree in German, although I'm a little out of practise, and I have a smattering of French)


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Fungi feed themselves quite ably, absorbing nutrients from organic materials. Algae and cyanobacteria are also adept at providing for their own nutritional needs by turning sunlight into energy through photosynthesis.
Yet many thousands of years ago, some fungi merged with some algae (or cyanobacteria in some cases) to create a new kind of partnership called a lichen.
Some 20,000 different kinds of lichens live in such diverse habitats as the surfaces of rocks in arctic tundra and desert sands as well as the bark of trees in bayous and the sides of buildings.
Lichen formation enables each of the partners to expand into habitats and environments they might not survive alone, such as wind-whipped tundra or sun-scorched desert.
Fungi provide the shelter and stability while the algae or cyanobacteria provide the food. The fungal filaments surround the algal or bacterial cells and make up the majority of the lichen's bulk and shape. Meanwhile, the photosynthetic algae or bacteria churn out nutrients in the form of carbons, with up to 60% of what they produce being devoured by the fungal cells.
Lichens have an amazing capacity to withstand drought. Like very efficient sponges, lichens absorb moisture from fog, dew and even humid air. They can take in as much as 35 times their weight in water. They also retain water well, drying out very slowly. This ability enables them to survive in places like bare rock surfaces, deserts and tundra.
Some lichen partners are dependent upon one another for survival, but in many cases, the fungus and the algal or cyanobacterial species can each be found living independently.


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Green Bay Women's Soccer Falls 2-0 at Detroit
DETROIT, Mich. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay women's soccer team (3-8-2, 1-2-0) dropped a 2-0 decision on the road Saturday afternoon as Detroit (9-4-1, 2-1-0) scored a goal in each half at a windy Titan Field to hand the Phoenix its second Horizon League loss. It marked just the second time in 13 matches this season that the Phoenix allowed more than one goal.
"I thought we defended well once again against a good Detroit team," Phoenix head coach Trevor Warren said. "It was a tough environment playing in strong winds on artificial turf, but I think we played solid at the back and in the midfield and dealt with their pressure quite well. The wind just made it difficult for us to get things going offensively."
The home team tallied the first goal in the 22nd minute on a penalty kick by defender Rebekah Dornbos. The junior beat Phoenix senior goalkeeper Maddie Drusch (Appleton, Wis.) for her fourth goal of the year.
Detroit added the insurance score at the 56:55 mark when Kaitlyn Quarrell knocked in her fourth goal of the season with a shot from 18 yards out the left side.
The Titans outshot the Phoenix 11-2 in the contest, including a 4-2 edge in shots on goal. Detroit's Lauren Roffey fired a game-high three shot attempts, while Emily Friedl (Kenosha, Wis.) and Ahna Logan (Roseville, Minn.) each had shots on goal for Green Bay.
Drusch made a pair of saves in the match while allowing the two goals. Titans' keeper Nora Abolins also made two saves in the game en route to her fourth shutout of the year.
Detroit entered the contest as the league's most potent offensive squad, averaging 2.92 goals per game, which ranks 11th among 330 Division I women's soccer programs. In addition, the Titans are currently ranked ninth in the Great Lakes Region. The Phoenix was without its top offensive threat on Saturday, as sophomore Hekla Palmadottir (Akranes, Iceland) was sidelined with an injury. Palmadottir leads Green Bay with nine points in 2011 (3 goals, 3 assists).
The Phoenix aims to bounce back on Wednesday when it plays host to Loyola at 7 p.m. at Santaga Stadium.
Season tickets and Fall Sports Passes are now on sale for women's soccer, as well as men's soccer and volleyball. Season tickets for each sport are available for $25 each, or a Fall Sports Pass can be purchased for admission to all three sports for just $50 for an adult and $25 for a youth pass. For more information and an order form, click here.


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Hey guys I'm new to this posting junk so forgive me but I would not be doing my part as a fettster fan if I did not get this info to the masses who really need and want it.
I've been bustin my but on my hasbro helmet for a few weeks now and have not onnly documented the steps I used in its construction but also I have made a pdf of the template for the visor as well so to take the bulls%$= hard part that I went through out of the tasks for you all.
Here is the first few images of start and mid way after the visor template addition I made for it.
I work as a orthopedic sugreon so I'm very busy and don't have much free time but when I do star wars is a huge part of what I do to forget about the work week.
Enjoy the first few pics.
Also u can find more pics and updates on my helmet and fettster items I've made and am working on on my twitter page
Enjoy guys and my the force be with you.
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I posted this a long time ago, but I can't find it anymore.
For those who can solder or know someone who can solder, there is a pretty cheap alternative to a fairly accurate blinking sequence that can fit inside a hollow rangefinder. I've never touched a soldering iron before and I did this on my first attempt.
You can find a mini blinking LED kit here and I have found it at other electronic kit sites:
All you need to buy is the 9V battery holder and battery or 2AAA battery holder and batteries (longer wires) and you have nice blinky lights on your rangefinder. You can even add a mercury tilt switch from Fry's electronics and you're set .
Here is a picture of my old hollowed out rangefinder and you can see it fits very well in it. I'm sure it fits better in the other hollow rangefinders (Don't pay attention to the items I Xed out ).
The capacitor it comes with is 10uF which is shown in the first video sequence (Thanks to Brak's Buddy for the accurate sequences )
These are just slightly off, but who else but us would know .
The second video sequence is a green blinking LED (you should use a red blinking one ) about $1.39 at Radio Shack but you can get it cheaper on-line. I switched out the 10 uF capacitors and used 47uF ($1.19 each).
Depending on which sequence you decide, you can make this for under $15 (borrowing equipment if you don't have it of course )
Let me know if this helps anyone out.


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The Canisius softball team split a doubleheader on day two of the Hampton Pirate Invitational, defeating Maryland Eastern Shore 15-2 in the opener before falling 4-1 to the host Pirates in the second game of the day. Canisius is now 8-4 on the season.
Game One - Canisius 15, UMES 2
Meghan Cuda went 4-for-6 with four RBI and two triples while Valorie Nappo was 4-for-5 with two runs scored and two RBI. Jen Consaul went the distance to pick up the win, allowing two runs on five hits and striking out five. The junior helped her own cause by going 3-for-4 at the plate with two runs scored and two RBI.
The Griffs took the early lead by scoring a run in the top of the first. Robin Kennery reached on a two-out error, stole second and scored on an RBI single from Valorie Nappo. The Griffs extended the lead to 3-0 in the fourth as Consaul led off with a double. After two fly outs, Cuda tripled to right center to score Consaul. An infield single from Michelle DelPrince scored Cuda and gave the Griffs the 3-0 lead.
The Hawks came back with two runs in the fourth, but the Griffs regained control with a three-run top of the fifth. Stephanie Pfentner started the inning with a single before back-to-back foul outs for the Griffs. A walk to Consaul and infield single from Bethany DeMarco loaded the bases. An RBI single from Alexis Roman and a two-RBI single from Cuda gave the Griffs a 6-2 lead. The Griffs broke the game open with two more runs in the sixth, getting a two-RBI single from Consaul and then put the game away with a seven-run seventh inning.
Game Two - Hampton 4, Canisius 1
Hampton took advantage of a Canisius error to score three runs in the bottom of the second to take the early lead. The Griffs got one back in the top of the fourth when DelPrince led off with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Kennery, advanced to third on a single from Pfentner and scored on an RBI groundout from Valorie Nappo. The Pirates regained the three-run lead in the fifth as the Griffs went scoreless the rest of the way.
Amanda Baun took the loss, allowing three runs, one earned, in two innings. Baun struck out three and walked four. Consaul allowed one run in four innings of relief.
Canisius returns to the field next weekend in Fairfax, Va. for the George Mason Cherry Blossom Classic. The Griffs open play with two games on Friday, playing Pittsburgh at 12:15 p.m. and the host George Mason at 4:45 p.m.


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Yes, Virginia, It Really Is a Tax
posted at 2:44 pm on September 25, 2009 by Dafydd ab Hugh
Yesterday, Sen. John Ensign (R-NV, 92%) interrogated one Thomas Barthold, chief of staff for the Joint Committee on Taxation; Ensign wanted to know whether the Internal Revenue Service was responsible for enforcing the ObamaCare provision requiring individuals to pay a "penalty" of $1,900 if they fail to purchase an "approved" health-care plan.
Why is this important? Because if it falls to the IRS to enforce that rule, then both the requirement to purchase and the penalty if you don't are indeed "taxes." Failure to pay the $1,900 penalty gets you a fine of up to $25,000.
(I'm not sure which ObamaCare plan this refers to; the House plan is the only one where a completed bill was actually voted on — it passed in the House, of course.)
Barthold confirmed that indeed, the IRS will enforce payment of the nineteen hundred smackeroos — and if you fail to pay it, the IRS will prosecute… and you could even be sent to jail for failing to pay, just as if you failed to pay any other tax. From the first Political post linked above:
Ensign pursued the line of questioning because he said a lot of Americans don't believe the Constitution allows the government to mandate the purchase of insurance.
"We could be subjecting those very people who conscientiously, because they believe in the U.S. Constitution, we could be subjecting them to fines or the interpretation of a judge, all the way up to imprisonment," Ensign said. "That seems to me to be a problem."
I presume the IRS will also enforce the similar provision mandating businesses, including small businesses (even Mom & Pop stores), to offer "approved" health insurance to their employees; I don't know what the penalties are for failing to do so.
In a follow-up Politico post, Barthold confirmed to Ensign that indeed, the possible penalties included jail time:
Violators could be charged with a misdemeanor and could face up to a year in jail or a $25,000 penalty, Barthold wrote on JCT letterhead. He signed it "Sincerely, Thomas A. Barthold."
The Joint Committee on Taxation has both senators and representatives (which is why they call it a "joint" committee); it's chaired by Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY, 100%) and vice-chaired by Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT, 80%); the committee comprises three each Democratic senators and representatives, and two each Republican senators and reps.
So the next time some chowderheaded clown — or the president — denies that the individual and employer mandates in ObamaCare are massive middle-class tax increases, shove this post in his face and make him read it!
Cross-posted to Big Lizards…


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Michael C Ruppert Interview with Peter Joseph
Confirmed: Fox News makes people dumb
Casseroles protest - Montréal
"No NATO, No War": Veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan Return War Medals at NATO Summit.
On Sunday, veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as members of Afghans for Peace, led a peace march of thousands of people. Iraq Veterans against the War held a ceremony where nearly 50 veterans discarded their war medals by hurling them down the street in the direction of the NATO summit. We hear the soldiers' voices as they return their medals one by one from the stage. "I'm here to return my Global War on Terror Service Medal in solidarity with the people of Iraq and the people of Afghanistan," said Jason Hurd, a former combat medic who spent 10 years in the U.S. Army. "I am deeply sorry for the destruction that we have caused in those countries and around the globe."
Crisis-led suicide epidemic: Greek mother & son jump to death
Induce by the economic crisis Greek media have reported suicides almost daily over the last few months – a shocking fact for a country that previously boasted one of the lowest suicide rates in the world.
Can Going Without Money Hurt the Economy? One Man's Quest to Be Penniless
In the fall of 2000, Suelo (who changed his name from Shellabarger), decided to stop using money altogether. That meant no "conscious barter," food stamps or other government handouts. His mission was to "use only what is freely given or discarded and what is already present and already running,"
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"Canada has long been seen as a land of plenty. Yet today one in 10 families with a child under six is unable to meet their daily food needs," De Schutter, the UN special reporter on the right to food, said in a statement on Wednesday."These rates of food insecurity are unacceptable, and it is time for Canada to adopt a national right to food strategy."He said 800,000 households in the country are "food insecure". Canada has a population of 34 million. De Schutter also raised concerns about the treatment of the country's aboriginal peoples."
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Okay here are a few more "don'ts"any carbonated drink, even waterno fried foods no splenda or nutrasweetHere are some do'sFor sweetening:steviaxylitolbrown rice syrup
It does different things to different people. I know for me it made me crave more sugar, just like real sugar does. Also causes/accelerates inflammation in the body so if you have arthritis or any other inflammatory problems it makes em worse. Headaches & triggers migraines..can't remember what else but it's a ton! Others more knowledgable (or with a better memory) will chime in I'm sure. Look it up on the internet, much info & many studies...Have a GREAT Fathers Day!!!! Jody
Ok JP,.... I was losing weight till you started getting healthy on me! :-xI think I'm putting on what youre taking off...I went from almost 270 down to 240,.....Now I'm pushing 248-250..... I wanted to get down to at least 235 so I could really start the war on weight! Bad thing is, is i know why I'm putting weight back on..I'm eating more than i'm burning.I'm also sitting on my butt more since its become so hot(And its not even 120 out yet!)As for me, aspartame gives me a headache and leaves a bad taste in my mouth :-PKeep up the good work!Oh,....we want "Before and after pics"! :-Dyour friend,john
Eating in moderation: I went from 260 to 210 in 5 months by eating what I wanted to, just less of it. One good side affect was that I was able to shelve the CPAP machine. Another was reducing my diabetes meds to just 1 and keeping blood sugars down at the same time. 3rd thing was lowered blood pressure.I still eat what I want, when I want, just eat less per sitting, instead of a whole Rhubard-Gooseberry pie I limit myself to 1 slice. Single helpings helps a lot too.
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I'm cool with that idea, as long as the statue is of this pose
Road trip to Milwaukee (which is a nice town, BTW)!
Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman. Damn glad to meet ya.
That sounds about right....cause Selig is a _______.Brewers to erect statue of Bud
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Shouldn't this be in the Wang thread?
2006 Redzone mock Draftee's- 1(st) Daniel Bard(redsox), 1(st sup)( Jordan Walden (Angels), 2(nd) rd.- Zach Britton(Orioles), 3(rd) Blair Erickson(Cardinals), 3(rd) Tim Norton( Yankees),(cuz its a Tim Hortons thing
Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory... lasts forever.
I'm guessing it will be hollow and blindfolded
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
Can this be the statue?
Small market fan... always hoping, but never expecting.
I hope a pigeon poops on it.
Butterflies and zebras and moonbeams
And fairytales
I'd vote for the statue to be in the ear-cup pose. It's so symbolic of his inability to hear what fans want.
Next time I'm in Milwaukee, I'll keep that statue in mind as a place to park my chewing gum when I'm done with it.
This pose would work for me, too.
I think the statue should be installed in Salt Lake City, where the trucks carrying the equipment from spring training were given instructions on whether to go to Seattle or Milwaukee.
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Based on create_mail_user_SQL.sh script I wrote a php script to read user/pwd from a database and instert them into vmail.mailbox table
here is a part of the script :
while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($res1))
$username = $row["username"];
$clear = $row["passwd"];
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//$pwd = shell_exec("/usr/bin/doveadm pw -s MD5-CRYPT -p $clear");
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$passwd = substr($pwd, 0, 34);
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My problem is with the passwords ... as you can see I've tried two different ways.
They look good starting with $1$ and 34 char lengh ... but they're not working when I try to authenticate
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Has any bee keepers noticed that Wall Street has been streaking higher since Obama got re-elected? You don't suppose there's any chance they might know a little more about economics than bee keepers?
General market is up about 6% in the 3 months since the election. The automakers are up over 20%.
It's OK to admit when you are wrong and Obama was right.
Only a true liberal could come out now and brag about auto stock prices, after so many got nothing for owning that same stock just not too long ago…………and the original investors were illegally screwed out of their money
What was the price of gold Jan. of 2008, and what is it now?Gas was 1.89 and is now 3.40. Yep, a good example of your3%, all right.In case you haven't noticed, most of us are in the 2nd great depression. My expenses are more than double what they were at the end of 07, yet my income is up a whopping 16.00 per month.
Kathy is 100% correct...the bondholders got screwed in a way that makes future investment more difficult.What I have trouble understanding is how one can talk about markets, and how they go up and down...yet, when someone invests in a house and the market goes down, it is some kind of violation of the physical laws of the universe. You can lose your money in the stock market. You can lose it in Vegas...but if you make a bad real estate investment, it is the role of the government (and those that were willing to lend you the money) to "fix" it. ...because everyone knows that if one makes a killing in real estate, one always gives some of that money the person they bought the property from, right? Thank you Mr Obama for not feeding the sharks!deknow
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by blueadams, Jul 1, 2009.
Isn't 40 still more than the last season?
A look at what Pistons got in Gordon in Villanueva: Reviewing the big offseason moves this year - FOX Sports on MSN
I was rounding off, but yes you are definately correct.
I don't agree, how is replacing AI with BG a lateral move? AI choked up our offence and dominated the ball at times, BG is a volume shooter which can help spread the floor for our bigs (if we still have any).
Also, 24 years old vs. 34? 6th man of the year vs. tried the bench for 1 game and didn't like it .543 TS% vs. .489 $11M/year vs. $20M. Siv vs. ... well, siv
Also, $20 million vs. $11 million? I think AI is the better player, but I think Gordon has more room to grow and at his salary, is the bargain. Gordon doesn't have to defend the SG, he can switch with Stuckey and defend the 1.
Well, 26 years old. But a LOT can happen in 8 years. Even the 5 year difference between Rip and BG is huge. And the internets unanimously seem to be calling Dumars a dumbass for overpaying two role players, except the Gordon sympathizers in Chicago, and most Pistons fans. Their analysis seems to not go very far beneath the surface, but I'm pretty sure that Joe knows more than some internet basketball fans. It does kinda irritate me that Joe seemingly bid against himself and BG's agent, but I don't think its a bad contract; it could just be a better one.
At this point? Gordon is definitely the better player IMO. Last year the guy shot 45% from the field (something AI has only done twice in 13 years) which is pretty impressive considering the type of shots he is taking.
And BG has more games shooting over 45 percent than he does below 45 percent. And even if he does have one of those days where he looks to be going 4-19, pull the plug on him and give somebody else some burn.
I agree. I thought we were in the driver's seat and had all the leverage. Why did we strike so quickly and agree to deals that aren't considered adventageous to us? The city is obviously hurting... but this is Auburn Hills and the players are on the road constantly. Is it really any worse than Cleveland or MN? The team is no longer an obvious contender... but we have the money to spend, the pieces to trade, and we have Joe D. There is no coach... but we are closing in on a big name. Doesn't seem like we had to pay this much for these guys. They are OK players, but Ben Gordon will make the same as Billups in one of the worst years ever to be a FA??? Doesn't seem right.
Since when did averaging over 20ppg on a playoff team make a guy a role player? Also Ben is not making $11M this year, it's a shade under $9M. The year where we actually PAY Ben $11M, we will be raving at how we got a steal. Also CV is going to make less than $6M this year, just above the MLE, since when was it easy to get a 24 year old 6'11" PF, avg'ng 16pts/7rbs who can score from ANYWHERE for the MLE???? No, we're getting STEALS.
Role players as in that they are not first options on contenders. Whether it be skill or size. Ben Gordon is pretty average in most other facets of his game but he can definitely fill that niche and score us points by himself. Again, my only beef with this deal was that Joe had, from what we hear, NO competition to raise up the asking price. And CV? We're just gonna have to wait and see. I see the numbers, I hear the scouting reports, and I've actually warmed up a little to him. But putting up stats on bad teams is different than putting them up on good ones (which we may be again in 2010).
Bolded for truth.
Makes sense to me. Besides Gordan is getting about 2 mil less per year on avg than Billups and he is 7 years younger. So you can build another team around him. The old Pistons lost me when they laid down against the Cavs in 07. Its like they did not even care. Who wants to follow a team like that - I am glad we are getting a new one. CV is an absolute steal for the money.
Did anyone else laugh when they said he's a much better rebounder than Gordon as one of CV's first pro examples?
That just earns writer cred.
Someone is geeked and pumped for meeting in Motown http://twitter.com/CV31
You do realize your talking about 5 players right. I'm sure if Kobe, LeBron, Wade, Duncan or Dwight Howard were available in Free Agency and we could get them to Sign a 5yr/$55M dollar deal Joe would have done it. Some folk seem to think that we can blow this upcoming season, go 32-50, have a ton of cap money next year and players like LeBron, Wade and Bosh will leave their playoff teams to play with Rodney Stuckey, on a sub .500 team in a city the rest of the country refers to as an abandoned crap-hole. Good Job JOE!!!! Joe signed legitimate talent, point blank period, at very reasonable prices. Some of y'all really think Tyson Chandler and David Lee are real ball players.....HAH!!!!!!
I never called these bad signings. I was just citing what the internets think of the moves.
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Federal Labor Law Requirements:
Brief Descriptions:
Workers Compensation (Rhode Island General Laws 28-29-13)
Right to Know Law (Rhode Island General Laws 28-21-3)
Parental and Family Medical Leave Act (Rhode Island General Laws 28-48-10(a))
Employment Security and Temporary Disability Insurance (Employment Security Act 28-44-38 and Temporary Disability Insurance Act 28-41-15)
Minimum Wage (Rhode Island General Laws 28-12-11)
Unemployment Insurance
Prevailing Wage Rate
Smoking (Rhode Island General Laws 23-20.10-7)