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As zombies have evolved throughout the AMC's "Walking Dead," so too has the make up design. Executive producer and special effects designer Greg Nicotero discusses the small details, such as black mouths, all zombies should have.
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BERKSHIRE, England — It's a midsummer afternoon in the English countryside, and a parade of aristocrats is gliding up a grassy hill toward Downton Abbey. There is Lord Grantham, in his crisp dinner suit, followed by his daughters Lady Edith and Lady Mary. And here comes Lady Cora a few paces behind, talking on her... iPhone.
The fantasy is further shattered on closer inspection: Mary's and Edith's beaded gowns peek out from beneath white puffy coats that are distinctly 21st century. And grande dame Maggie Smith is swaddled in a robe — something the formidable Lady Violet would never countenance.
This is Highclere Castle, where the cast and crew are midway through shooting the third season of "Downton Abbey," which premieres Sunday on PBS.
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Since its U.S. debut in January 2011, the English country house drama has waltzed its way into American Anglophiles' hearts and thrust PBS, which will air the series over seven Sundays this winter, into the pop cultural conversation. Affectionately spoofed by everyone from "Saturday Night Live" to Jimmy Fallon, "Downton" was nominated for 16 Emmys in 2012 (winning three) and became the most watched "Masterpiece" series on record — its Season 2 finale drew 5.4 million viewers in February 2012, the biggest in the show's history.


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Ichiro - he went in the first round or 2 in most leagues, most likely for stolen bases and average. but he only hit .320, and guys like bobby abreau and mike cameron swiped more, and give u more power.
Underrated - Garret Anderson - produces every year, i think the secret might be out. more RBI then guys named sosa, bonds and vlad


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Welcome to the Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 20th game of the season on Nov. 19, 2009.
This game makes me feel bad.
It makes me remember back a few weeks ago, and how quickly Calgary went up 5-0 on Chicago. It makes me think of the laughter over the third Flames goal. Then cackling over the fourth. The hysterics over the fifth. It makes me think of the nonchalance I felt toward the rest of the game.
It makes me feel that same no-big-deal feeling when Chicago got that first one back right at the end of the first period. It makes me recollect the well-that's-odd feeling when Chicago pulled within three early in the second. It makes me think of the oh-no feeling from the Blackhawks' third goal at 13:44. It makes me feel that stomach-churning feeling like when the fourth went in 41 seconds after that. It makes me feel that holy-hell-I-absolutely-cannot-believe it feeling of the fifth goal near the start of the third. It makes me feel that empty feeling of an overtime loss.
It makes me kind of mad that Calgary somehow earned a loser point out of that game. They didn't deserve it in any way. It makes me remember how outraged I was after processing what I had seen. How could a professional hockey team full of high-quality players allow that to happen?
It makes me want the Flames to score 40 tonight, and that they don't give up 41.
The Calgary Flames (12-5-2 for 26 points. Tied for fourth in the West, second in the Northwest) and the Chicago Blackhawks (12-5-2 for 26 points. Tied for fourth in the West, first in the Central).
7:30 p.m. Mountain time and 9:30 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should quickly find out they are unprepared to work at Google.
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta. Calgary is 6-4-0 at home this year, which is pretty good. The Blackhawks are 2-3-1 on the road, but are 0-2-1 in their last three a streak dating back all the way to Oct. 15 (how does a team only play three road games out of 12?), away from home.
What (to hate about the Blackhawks)
It's Patrick Kane's birthday — Strap in for more jokes about beating up old Buffalo cab drivers over 20 cents than you can theoretically shake a stick at. Also he's only 21 and very, very good.
Marian Hossa might come back tonight — He will almost certainly come back within the week, and I read some reports this afternoon stating that he's going to try to go tonight against the Flames. Wouldn't that be great, great news? Wouldn't it make you super-duper happy to have Marian freaking Hossa back in the lineup for a team that already scored six goals in one game against the Flames this year? The answer for my fantasy team is "yes." The answer for my sanity is "obviously not."
That last game — I will never, ever get over seeing that meltdown. Never.
Because the Flames might not blow a 5-0 lead. Enjoy the game and play defensive hockey in the comments section.


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Yes, it's an expression.
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"When faced with standing up in front of a group, we break into a sweat because we are afraid of rejection."
More: The Thing We Fear More Than Death | Psychology Today
According to Cambridge Dictionary Online and Newbury House Dictionary, the word sweat is uncountable which means that indefinite article an can't be used before sweat. This site states that "we use the indefinite article, a/an, with count nouns." While I was searching online, I found an idiomatic expression but into doesn't exist.
However, the preposition into has been added right here. In a word, can I rely on this site because I couldn't find `break into a sweat' in dictionaries? Is this expression common among
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Yes, it's an expression.
yes.it is."sweat" in this meaning is countable and usually singular.
he breaks in ti sweat just at the thought of flying.
We also use the plural in some expressions- night sweats/break out in the sweats.
Another fairly common one is 'bring on a sweat' - colloquially ('Just the thought of it brings on a sweat among members of the group'). And, less informally 'induce a sweat' ('The purpose of the treatment was to induce a sweat in the patient' - although I'm sure Ray will have a more impressive word for this: perhaps 'The treatment was sudorigenic ').
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Law Firm Management will be co-taught this semester by Michael Spekter and Chris Gowen. Both of us have started and managed small law firms. Professor Spekter has been a highly successful solo practitioner in the District of Columbia for over 20 years. Professor Gowen recently started a three partner firm two years ago. This course has been designed to assist third year law students in developing the skills they will need to start or manage a small law firm. The class is both substantive and practical, but will be unlike any other course that you have taken in law school. We have designed the course to be instructive, thought provoking and entertaining. Most if not all of you are painfully aware that the job market for lawyers has suffered tremendously in recent years. We have all heard about the oversupply of lawyers, and when it comes to lawyers looking to serve high paying clients that is certainly the case. However, that comment ignores a tremendous demand for affordable legal services for poor and middle class Americans. With resources like cloud technology, virtual offices and Google plus, a graduating law student or group of students can start a firm with minimal overhead and provide affordable service to people in need of high quality legal service. Today many students are unwillingly spending their first year out of law school volunteering for firms and offices, struggling to find a way to finance their debts, when many of you could be gaining more practical and paid experience by hanging your own shingle. Additionally, developing a client base may be a more effective way of transitioning into a larger law firm than volunteering. This course was created for students who plan to enter private practice as a lawyer or firm manager. Some of you may be planning to go it alone; others may be joining small firms already in existence where every lawyer is involved in firm management to a greater or lesser degree; others may be uncertain about career plans, but intend to learn about practice as an alternative that they may consider.
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A great day! I'll spare you all the details, but recent "Member Connect Activity" at ancestry.com has led me to a "new" cousin, Marla, and her incredible photos of my great-great-grandparents Homer Thomas PORTER and Dolly Ann BATES!
Dolly Ann (10 Sep 1823 Westford, Chittenden, Vermont - 1892 Great Falls, Cascade, Montana) was the daughter of Norton Bates and Betsey Sweet. [There is no proven connection between these two Bates women: this Abigail is a Bates in the Clement Bates line, while Dolly Ann is in the Edward of Weymouth, Massachusetts line.]
Homer Thomas Porter (20 Nov 1813 - 24 Dec 1903, both Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont) was the son of Thomas Porter and Abigail Bates. He married Dolly Ann Bates 11 Sep 1845 in Essex, Chittenden, Vermont.
Thank you, Marla, for posting these photos and for permission to crop them for use here. I look forward to a long and rewarding partnership with you! You have made my month!!
While I'm on this couple and from our 2004 trip to Vermont: I am confident that this stone from the Malletts Bay Cemetery (Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont) commemorates Homer and his siblings, Ashbel and Sally (who married Horace H. Johnson). Homer's Vermont death record and probate file (both available at familysearch.org) makes it pretty clear that the death date on the stone is incorrect and that 1903 is much more likely. (A more legible image by Barb Destromp exists at findagrave.com)


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General Comments: Futures closed lower yesterday. Chart patterns are consolidating and market trends are still down overall, but ideas are that the market can turn higher now that the main harvest in West Africa is about over. The weather was warm and dry in West Africa this week, but temperatures are not extreme. Hot and dry winds now could hurt the mid-crop production and also hurt some development of the crops for next year. Speculators seemed to be the best buyers as trends started to turn up on the charts. Malaysia and Indonesia crops appear to be in good condition and weather is called favorable. Overall weather patterns in West Africa production areas are good for harvest progress, but a little hot and dry for the mid-crop and next main crop development. Traders are starting to look ahead and past the midcrop harvest and note that the market could move to a production deficit next year. More buying is being noted in deferred months at this time due to smaller production ideas for the coming crops.
Overnight News: Mostly dry conditions are expected in West Africa. Temperatures will average above normal. Malaysia and Indonesia should see episodes of scattered showers, but Malaysia will be drier this weekend. Temperatures should average near normal. Brazil will get scattered showers and warm temperatures. ICE said that 15 contracts were delivered today against March contracts and that total deliveries for the month are now 826 contracts. ICE certified stocks are lower today at 4.105 million bags.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are mixed. Support is at 2130, 2100, and 2085 May, with resistance at 2155, 2190, and 2210 May. Trends in London are mixed to perhaps up with objectives of 1455 and 1490 May. Support is at 1420, 1405, and 1390 May, with resistance at 1450, 1475, and 1495 May.
General Comments: Futures were a little higher yesterday in response to strong economic data from the US. Bears point to increasing certified stocks levels for reasons to be bearish. Demand bulls noted positive economic data in general and ideas of reduced planted area in the US this season as reasons to buy. The current low new crop prices are bringing into question what farmers in Texas and the Delta and Southeast will plant this year. Some are wondering if planted area might be lower this year here in the US due to weak prices against competing crops. The area lost would go mostly to Corn and Soybeans. Texas areas should turn drier for the rest of the week after a lot of precipitation hit the growing areas over the last couple of days. Delta and Southeast areas will see some significant precipitation later in the week.
Overnight News: The Delta and Southeast will see dry conditions. Temperatures will average below normal. Texas will get dry weather. Temperatures will average below normal, but above normal on Sunday. The USDA spot price is now 75.84 ct/lb. ICE said that certified Cotton stocks are now 0.364 million bales, from 0.347 million yesterday. ICE said that 53 contracts were delivered yesterday and that total deliveries for the month are 1,309 contracts.
Chart Trends: Trends in Cotton are mixed to down with objectives of 78.85 and 74.95 May. Support is at 81.40, 80.70, and 79.75 May, with resistance of 82.80, 84.00, and 85.25 May.
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I thought this thread was about baking "performance" and not about "tastes". But if you enjoy an extremely unevenly cooked pizza that is fine.But to be fair to adm; he said he is going to try out his new Electrolux DLX mixer and see if the dough turns out any better. I hope he is turning that pie when it is in that 'lil Weber.
Can you post your flour weight? your pies looks too thin... Have tried other dough recipes? you may want to try this one http://www.mightypizzaoven.com/easy-pizzadough/
Try to use ADY instead of IDY.
Why the ADY instead of IDY Bert?
...... In the meantime, experimentation is fun.
Seems like they've done all the work of modding the oven... now all you have to do is find a used grill the same size, cut a hole in the bottom and mount your propane burner. Drop the nifty gadget on it and away you go.I think it could use some work on the underside of the dome - not enough air turbulence. Needs some vanes to push the air down.
I'm glad you guys are happy with your weber charcoal pizza oven. You'd get better results making an LBE IMO. You can have controlled and constant heat for as long as you have propane pumping through it. That means you aren't limited to one batch of charcoal briquettes.On a typical LBE and a 5 gallon propane tank you will typically get 15+ baking sessions, baking 3-4 pies back to back with a 20minute heat up (each time) to get 650F+. Sure you can reach 800F+ on the LBE but I'm not sure it's a balanced bake at those temps. YMMV. So on one tank, baking pies continuously back to back...well that equals A LOT of pies.Sure the weber charcoal oven works, but how well does it work? How even is the heat distribution top and bottom and how efficient is it....compared to the LBE? How many pies can you bake with one load of coals? How easy is it to refill the coals? Do you have to take the oven apart and handle the hots stone to do this?


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Trucking in the U.S. is rightly considered a "domestic enterprise" as freight-carrying big rigs certainly can't transform into planes and/or ships to deliver goods by air or sea to far flung locations outside North America – at least not yet anyway.
Still, trucking plays a critical role in transporting goods to and from seaports and airports, serving as either the first or last made for products exported from or imported into our country. And one firm at least believes it is such global logistical connections to what's commonly known as "emerging markets" that will provide a lot of the shipments – and thus a lot of the revenue – freight carriers of all modes will be hauling in the near future.
In its new report dubbed Global Emerging Markets Logistics 2013, London-based consulting company Transport Intelligencepoints out that as a percentage of global import and export value, emerging markets – representing what the firm calls "a diverse collection of economies from China to Peru and Ethiopia to Kazakhstan" – expanded their share over the past four years.
From 26.1% of total global import value in 2009, Transport Intelligence said emerging markets now comprises almost a third of global import value at 30.8%. For global export value, emerging markets was responsible for 31.0% of global export value in 2009 and has increased its share to 35.8% by 2012.
While the firm cautions that such countries are – in a classic understatement – "not for the risk-adverse," as political upheavals such as in Egypt, natural disasters as observed in Thailand in 2011 and domestic economic issues in Brazil and India create an awful lot of supply chain risks, the demand for logistics services in emerging markets is outpacing that of developing markets.
For example, John Manners-Bell, CEO of Transport Intelligence, noted that while the global contract logistics market grew at 3.4% from 2011 to 2012, over that same period, emerging markets grew at 9.4%. Perhaps not surprising, some of the biggest growth rates were noted in emerging countries within Asia and the Middle East at 10.8% and 10.6% respectively, he said.
"The world's logistics industry is undergoing a dramatic re-orientation around the emerging markets," Manners-Bell noted in his firm's report.
"Whilst markets in the West have been impacted by the economic downturn, there have been many others in the emerging world which have continued on a steep growth trajectory," he said. "The development of the middle class in regions such as Asia, Latin America and even Africa, have led to new patterns of consumption, and consequently distribution requirements are evolving. The balance of power in the world's economy has shifted, and supply chains will have to reflect these changes if they are to be fit for purpose in the new market environment."
Can trucking here in the good old U.S. of A benefit from such growing demand? You bet it can, especially as over 80% of the world's population resides in those very same "emerging markets." And if the "near-shoring" trend keeps gain steam – whereby more manufacturing operations come back to U.S. shores – truckers could be hauling far more export materials to U.S. ports (sea and otherwise).
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Bible School Vacation Bible School will be held at Fairview United Methodist Church on North Hess Road, June 24-27, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and Friday, June 28, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., with the VBS program at 7:15 p.m. for preschool through high school. The theme is "God's Backyard Bible Camp Under The Sun" where kids have a blast serving Jesus. Come and share in a sunny outdoor adventure that starts in your own backyard and gets bigger each day as kids take the laws of Jesus into their homes, neighborhoods and communities.
Bible School Vacation Bible School will be held at Mc- Connellsburg United Methodist Church, 121 North Second Street, June 24-28 at 12:30 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help with children, activities, food/snacks, etc. More details available by calling 485-4815.
Homecoming Come celebrate homecoming Sunday at Dublin Mills Community Church for the 40th anniversary on Sunday, July 7. Sunday School will be at 9 a.m., worship services at 10 a.m. and a picnic at noon. Please bring a covered dish to share and spend the day. Please call 814-685-3910 for more information.
Bible School Vacation Bible School is scheduled at Center United Methodist Church the week of June 17 through June 21, from 6:30 p.m. through 8:30 p.m. The theme of the week is "Kingdom Rock." All are welcome.
Yard Sale North End Garden Club will hold a yard sale June 14 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and June 15 from 8 a.m. to noon at 248 Locust Drive to support local community service projects.
Film To Be Shown Fulton County residents and independent filmmakers Wesley Mellott and Andrew Glessner will premiere their first film, "Blind Circumstance," Friday, June 21 and Saturday, June 22, at the Capitol Theatre in Chambersburg. "Blind Circumstance" follows Ben and Chris, two lifelong best friends with a history of violence, who find themselves in need of a quick buck to solve their short term troubles. Neither of them, however, anticipated the consequences of their actions. The film contains graphic language, violence, drug use and strong sexual content. Viewer discretion is advised. Showings start at 8 p.m., with a question and answer session to follow. Tickets are $6 per person and doors open at 7 p.m.
Open Stage Open stage will be held at Hustontown Area Volunteer Firehall Saturday, June 22, at 6 p.m. Kitchen opens at 5 p.m. Admission is free.
Motorcycle Ride A motorcycle ride for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation will be held Saturday, June 22. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Fayetteville Expert Auto Care; departure at 10:45 a.m.; and 2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. - arrive at American Legion picnic grounds in McConnellsburg. Supported by American Legion Riders Post 606, American Legion Post 561 and others. The ride is being organized by Samantha Ross for her senior project at Forbes Road High School. Cost is $15 for riders and $10 for passengers. Bring helmet. Cars may follow at above cost. Preregistration would be appreciated. Contact Samantha at 717-658-8915 or Mike at 717-658-0976.
Strawberry Festival The 23rd annual Strawberry Festival is on schedule for Friday and Saturday, June 14 and 15. Activities begin at 10 a.m. each day. Good food and fellowship each day. Friday evening features an old-fashioned band concert performed by the Mercersburg Community Band on the courthouse lawn at 7:30 p.m. Saturday morning kicks off with the 5K Strawberry Stampede run/walk at 9 a.m. At 12:30 p.m. on Saturday a musical concert presented by singer, songwriter and recording artist Michelle Lynn Layton. Also featured are beautiful baby and toddler contest, strawberry recipe contest, strawberry capping contest and strawberry coloring contest for kindergarten and first graders. Applications are available at 485-4064 or www.fultoncountypa.com.
Ben K-5K The eighth annual Ben K-5K will be held Saturday, July 27, with the race beginning at 8 a.m. at Center United Methodist Church community building. Registration prior to July 6 is free. Forms received following that date or on race day should include a $5 fee. Forms are available at Knepper's Mill, Newman's Market, Hustontown Country Market and Fulton County News or by e- mail at email@example.com or email@example.com.
Yard/Food Sale A yard and food sale will be held at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 220 North Third Street, McConnellsburg, Thursday, June 20, and Friday, June 21, at 8:30 a.m.
Hancock Football Registration Hancock flag football and Hancock flag football cheer squad will hold registration for kids entering kindergarten thru second grade Friday, June 28, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday, June 29, from 9 a.m. to noon, at Hancock Community Center. Cost is $35 for flag football and $50 for cheer squad. Bring child's birth certificate. More information may be obtained at email@example.com.
Car Show Calvary Independent Baptist Church will hold a car show Saturday, June 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration begins at 9 a.m. at 140 McGoverns Lane, McConnellsburg. Admission is free with free food, entertainment and allday prizes. More information may be obtained by calling 717- 485-4745.
Mic & Jam Night McConnellsburg Alumni & Friends Association will partner with the Evangel Assembly of God Church of McConnellsburg Saturday, June 15, and host a Community Outreach program at the building. Free food, free kids games and music to listen to from noon to 4 p.m. At 4 p.m., Pastor Sam Childers will speak and then at 5 p.m., alumni community building will sponsor a Mic & Jam Night featuring gospel music. All ages are invited. Anyone wishing to perform on June 15, please contact 328-2899.
Majorette Camp Majorette camp will be held June 22-25 at Southern Fulton Elementary School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Cost is $80 per child. If interested contact Amy Spade Elias at firstname.lastname@example.com by June 7.
Motorcycle Run A motorcycle run through scenic Fulton County with Pastor Sam Childers will be held June 15 and 16, sponsored by Evangel Assembly of God. Registration at the church from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Light refreshments and drinks. Pastor Sam will speak at 11:45 a.m. and ride leaves church at noon. Cost is $20 per bike. All proceeds go to the orphanage Angels of East Africa. More information may be obtained by calling John Rasp at 717-485-3731 or 717-658-6547. From noon to 4 p.m., there will be an outreach at McConnellsburg Alumni and Friends building. Free kids games, music and good eats. Machine Gun Preacher Sam Childers will speak at 4 p.m. Sunday morning services will be held June 16 at 9:30 a.m.
Fair Queen Applications Fair queen applications are available for girls ages 16-20 by callng Vickie Gordon at 485- 4915. Deadline is July 1.
Relief Center Open House Cumberland Valley Relief Center will hold an open house June 28, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Hot dogs and ice cream sundaes and tours of the facility will be available. The center is located at 4225 Molly Pitcher Highway South, Chambersburg.
Carwash/Bake Sale A carwash and bake sale will be held at All Things Automotive Saturday, June 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds benefit MHS cheerleading.
Love's Closet Love's Closet will be held the first Saturday of the month from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. July-October, at 117 West Market Street, in the alley behind the McConnellsburg United Methodist Church. Clothing, shoes, cleaning supplies, toiletries, toys and more absolutely free. Sponsored by United Methodist Churches of McConnellsburg.
Summer Reading Kickoff Summer Reading program kickoffwithentertainer,JohnHadfield,willbeheldat10a.m., Friday June 14, at Fulton County Library. Free, family event.
Hunter/Trapper Course Fulton County Hunter Trapper Education course will be held Saturday, June 29, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fulton County Pistol and Rifle Club. From Mc- Connellsburg take Rt. 522 north about 3/4 mile. Turn right onto McGovern's Lane and proceed approximately 2/10 mile to club. Preregistration is required. Click yes on PGC Web site at www.pgc.state.pa.us, click on education/hunter education class schedule. Class limit is 55 students. This is the first of three traditional courses for the county. This is a new format and 6-hour training. For general information only contact John K. Johnston at 717-485-5390.
Nutrition Class Fulton County nutrition awareness classes are held at Warfordsburg Senior Center on the third Monday of every month. When the third Monday is a holiday, they are held the fourth Monday from 10 a.m. to noon. To register or sign up for lunch call 717-294-6020.
Yoga Classes Reaching Wellness yoga classes will be held for all ages every Wednesday, 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., at Community State Bank. Call for cost and to register at 717-485- 4492.
Alzheimer's/Dementia Support Group Alzheimer's/ dementia support group meets the third Tuesday monthly at 6:30 p.m. in Fulton County Medical Center, Pearl Room. More information may be obtained by calling 717-485-6108.
Zumba Fitness Reaching Wellness Zumba fitness class will be held for all ages every Friday at 6 p.m., at McConnellsburg Alumni & Friends building. More information may be obtained by calling 717-253-7599 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Blood Drive The Red Cross will be accepting blood donations June 13, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the Faith Center in Warfordsburg.
Zumba Classes Zumba classes will be offered at Mc- Connellsburg Firehall Wednesday evenings at 7:15 p.m. More information may be obtained by contacting Sarah at 814-259- 3667.
Nutrition Awareness Program A community-based nutrition education program in collaboration with Penn State which provides nutrition education through monthly and individual classes is offered to help those interested in nutrition and safe food practices. Please call 717-485-5688 for times and locations in Fulton County.
Red Cross Blood Drive A Red Cross blood drive will be held June 25, from noon to 6 p.m., in the fellowship hall of Mc- Connellsburg United Presbyterian Church at 116 Second Street.
Nutrition Class Fulton County nutrition awareness classes are held at Warfordsburg Senior Center on the third Monday of every month. When the third Monday is a holiday, it is held the fourth Monday from 10 a.m. to noon. To register or sign up for lunch call 717-294-6020.
McConnellsburg AA Meetings The McConnellsburg Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. every week at the Alumni Building basement, McConnellsburg.
Free Blood Pressure Screenings Free blood pressure screenings will be given at the following locations: Mc- Connellsburg Senior Center the first Thursday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Hann's Apartments the second Monday of every month from 11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Warfordsburg Senior Center the third Wednesday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and Hustontown Senior Center the third Thursday of every month from 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime Community Wellness/Silver Sneakers/Prime will be held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Fulton County Medical Center cardiopulmonary rehab gym. The cost is based on insurance. Call Kim or Patti at 717-485- 6149 to see if insurance provider is accepted. Community Wellness is $40/month/person or $70/month/couple.
AA Meetings AA meetings will be held every Monday at 11 a.m., at Fulton County Medical Center, Second Floor, Pearl Room. More information may be obtained by calling 485-6115.
Festival St. Paul's Lutheran Church will hold a festival June 22, at 4 p.m. Menu includes homemade ice cream, soups, pies and cakes. Served will be barbecues, hamburgers and hot dogs. Entertainment provided by Silver Creek band from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. If you are looking for an evening of great food, wonderful fellowship and relaxation, please attend. The church is located five miles south of McConnellsburg on Rt. 522.
Chicken BBQ A chicken barbecue will be held at Needmore Firehall Sunday, June 16, at 11 a.m. Menu will be half a chicken, baked beans, applesauce, cake and roll.
Festival Siloam United Methodist Church will hold a festival June 15 at 4 p.m. Menu will consist of homemade ice cream, soups, sandwiches, pie, etc. The church is located south on Rt. 655 from Harrisonville. Music by Country Christians.
Free Meal A free meal will be served the second Tuesday of each month at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 220 North Third Street. Please join in for good fellowship.
Garden Club Meeting North End Garden Club will meet Tuesday, June 25, at 10 a.m., at the victory garden behind Mc- Connellsburg Fire Co. Following the garden tour, lunch and meeting will be held at Linda Garber's home, 794 Peach Orchard Road, McConnellsburg. More information may be obtained by calling 717-485-5736.
4-H Shooting Club Meeting The 4-H Shooting Club will meet Thursday, June 20, at 6:30 p.m., at the Fulton County Pistol and Rifle Club. Youths are welcome to attend.
Ashlyn's Angels Meeting Ashlyn's Angels' monthly meeting will be held June 18 in the boardroom of McConnellsburg American Legion at 6 p.m. New members are always welcome. More information may be obtained by calling Nancy Bivens at 717-799-7343.
Sportsmen's Meeting Fulton County Sportsmen's League will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the stone house at the trout nursery on June 21. A special election will be held to fill a vacant board position for the remainder of 2013 and 2014. Please note that no monthly meetings will be held during July and August.
Meadow Grounds Lake Meeting Come out and show support for the Meadow Grounds Lake at a public meeting in the community room, lower level, of Fulton County Library, Monday, June 24, at 6 p.m.
PARSE Meetings Cancelled PARSE Chapter 127 will not hold meetings during the months of June, July and August. Fall meetings resume in September.
McCbg. Bingo McConnellsburg Fire Co. will hold bingo every Monday and Friday of each week. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. and doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Bingo Shade Gap Fire Co. will hold bingo at the Shade Gap Ladies Auxiliary building every Thursday. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and games start at 6:30 p.m.
Berkstresser Reunion The family and relatives of Kate Berkstresser and the late Herbert Berkstresser will hold a reunion Sunday, June 16, at Forbes Road Lions Park. Bring a covered dish for lunch at 1 p.m. Enjoy the afternoon of fellowship, games of horseshoe and softball. All are welcome.
Swope Reunion The descendants of Andrew and Iola Swope will hold their annual reunion Sunday, June 30, at Sideling Hill Christian Church. Lunch will be at 2 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Since this is a new location and time, please pass the information on to all family and friends.
Mellott Reunion The descendants of Clarence/Thorton and Mabel Mellott will hold their annual reunion at Needmore Community Center scoutgrounds in Needmore, Sunday, July 7. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Friend and neighbors are always welcome.
MHS Class Of 1983 Reunion McConnellsburg High School Class of 1983 will hold its 30th class reunion August 3 at the American legion Post 561. All class members are urged to attend this milestone class reunion. For more information call 407-761-7580.
Kendall Reunion Morrow M. and Cleonie Kendall reunion will be held Sunday, June 23, 2013, starting at noon with lunch being served at 1 p.m. at the Lions Club Park, Mc- Connellsburg. Any questions please call Kathy J. Kendall.


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Reviewed by Tatum G. (age 6)
I like this book because Merida has an awesome adventure. This story reminds me of riding horses because in the book Merida rides one. I take horse riding lessons every week. My favorite part is when Merida goes and fights with her dad, King Fergus. This part makes the story very exciting.
I recommend this book to everybody that likes princesses. It is an awesome adventure book to read. If you want to read this book you will have to go to Disney to buy the book!


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Mesa Art League
Fence Show And Plein Air
Day October 22, 10:00am to Noon
Visitors who enjoy art in the gardens are invite to see double the number of works by Mesa Art League members October 22, Saturday, when an entirely different and new set of paintings and photographs will be exhibited for just one morning on the wooden fence separating the picnic area from the Demonstration Garden.
The show will only be there for a few hours from 10:00 a.m. until noon, and Art League members hope you will cast a vote for your choice of Best In Show! Votes will be tallied and a winner announced at 12:30 p.m. during the Art League's annual picnic.
Bring your own easel, brushes and dropcloth to capture a scene alongside Art League painters such as Elaine Dube or Sherri Aldawood, the latter shared this lovely scene of our Demonstration Garden at left after she painted it last month while offering a demonstration of her painting style and technique. Elaine, Sherri, Chris Morninforest and other painters plan to be here capturing Arboretum scenes 'en plein air' October 22 from 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. prior to the Mesa Art League Picnic.
And don't miss the exhibit in our Visitor Center gallery Painters, photographers and illustrators from the Mesa Art League have a non-juried art show which continues until the end of October.
Young artists should make a point of meeting Aldawood October 22 during her demonstration. The artist invites other painters to bring an easel or palette, sit, chat and talk techniques. She will be working in oils 'en plein air' while answering questions, visiting with passersby, and sharing tips about the artistic elements which make her work unique. Aldawood attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago and worked as a graphic artist before moving to Mesa with her family in 1997. Her works are pictured above at left, and also at right.
"I work in oils and while I enjoy painting many subjects, I do have a special fondness for painting gardens, especially 'en plein Air;' I love the beautiful color in gardens and I especially enjoy the positive emotions I feel when I am able to spend time around plants and nature. I particularly love the Demonstration Garden at BTA during the
springtime when it is filled with wildflowers."
Elaine Dube also plans to be here, creating a new piece of art, chatting with visitors and talking technique near the visitor center breezeway from 9:00 - 11:00 am. Dube sketched as a child, but found a career in dance: "I had a dance studio, was a dancer and dance teacher until my late 50's, then decided to put my efforts into Painting. Easier on the legs! I prefer watercolor but also enjoy colored pencil and acrylics. I love the brightness of watercolor and the ability layer many washes of color. I Started painting in oils many years ago, but watercolor came about 20 years ago. I love flowers and portraits, but do everything from old fishing boats to copper pots." .
Artwork on exhibit next month explores the fact that even though it might be September, a month which includes the autumnal equinox and the official first day of Fall, here in Arizona the season remains still summertime.
"Exhibiting at the Arboretum is always so popular with Mesa Art League artists," said longtime member and current boardofficer Kathy McClure, a professional photographer from Queen Creek. "Returning artists this year include Bud Heiss, an accomplished acrylic painter who presents the Sonoran desert in his own distinctive and realistic style. Arboretum visitors will enjoy other works including an oil painting by Sherri Aldawood, whose artwork is a wonderful combination of realism and abstract. Watercolorist Chris Morningforest will present one of her unusual abstract pieces, perhaps best described as spirit-world designs that capture the imagination of each viewer, taking us into another realm. Mesa Art League continues to grow and see an influx of new members each year and we are pleased to showcase emerging artists along with familiar names -- several of them will be exhibiting with the league for the first time ever as part of the BTA show."
Arboretum daily hours are 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. during Fall and Winter months. In addition to nearly three dozen separate pieces of art on the walls, there are about 60 un-framed prints available for purchase in the Gallery. The Arboretum gift shop handles sales of originals and prints throughout the show, with a portion of the proceeds donated by the artists to help raise funds to benefit the Arboretum.
Mesa Art League also invites artists and all who are interested in art to attend their monthly meeting, held the second Tuesday of each month, from 5-8 PM at the First United Methodist Church, First Avenue and Center in downtown Mesa. Each meeting starts with a "sip and chat" session, followed by a critique, a short business meeting and ends with a demo. The demos vary from how-tos of a particular medium to marketing to fun sessions with paper and crayons. For more information on the Mesa Art League, please visit the website www.mesaartleague.com
Boyce Thompson Arboretum is located at Highway 60 milepost #223, just three miles west of the town of Superior - a drive of about one hour east of Phoenix or two hours from Tucson (take Oracle Road North to Highway 79 past Florence to Highway 60, then East for another 12 miles). Monthly exhibits may be seen at our Visitor Center gallery daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from September-through-April. The Arboretum is an Arizona State Park and daily admission must be paid to enter the Visitor Center where the gallery is found. Admission is $9 for adults and $4.50 for ages 5-12. Annual memberships at the Arboretum begin at $45, and include a year's access, guest passes for your friends and family, along with many other benefits. A membership may be purchased in the gift shop on the day of your visit.
Review other recent gallery shows from...
Mesa Art League September-October, 2011
Kim Hosey July-August, 2011
Legumes of ArizonaMay-Jun, 2011
Pima College & CACApril, 2011
Jim BurnsMarch, 2011
Kay Cummings February, 2011
Paul Kinslow January, 2011
Mesa Arts League September, 2010
Rick Cameron April , 2010
Lawrence March,
Barbara AtkinsonFebruary, 2010
Nancy MatusJanuary, 2010
Barbara CoxDecember, 2009
Margaret WhittakerNovember, 2009
Artists of the Superstitions October, 2009
Marilyn Barton September, 2009
Gila Community College August, 2009
Deborah A. Lee June, 2009
Margie Porter May, 2009
Timm Chapman January, 2009
Paul Kinslow December, 2008
Maggie Leef November 2008
Sharon Sieben October 2008
Nicole Royse September 2008
Judy Bottler Photography May 2008
Bob Estrin Photography April 2008
Mary Isham Watercolors March 200
Susan Strom and Cathy Franklin Lightning Photography February, 2008
Arizona State Parks Plein Air Paintings January, 2008
Carolyn Gray & Connie Thomas December, 2007
Jean Sullivan November, 2007
Sue Cullumber October, 2007
Adriane Grimaldi September, 2007
Mesa Arts League June-July, 2007
Fred Charlton May, 2007
Paul Mudersbach March-April, 2007
Linda Kaiser February, 2007
Edith Kreueger-Nye December, 2006 - January, 2007
Cindy Carrillo October-November, 2006
Bob Rice September, 2006
Bud Heiss July-August, 2006
Mesa Arts League June-July, 2006
Sandy Tracey April-May, 2006
CJ Rider March, 2006
Jessica Green February, 2006
Steve Davidson January, 2006
Don & Carole Schupp December, 2005
Carolyn Gray November, 2005
Martha Burgess October, 2005
Boeing Photographers September, 2005
Lightning Lady Susan Strom July/August, 2005
Mesa Arts League June/July, 2005
Jeanette Bronson May, 2005
Tom Stanley April, 2005
Kathy McClure February-March, 2005
Pam Smyth January, 2005
Tina Faust December, 2004


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Over the last fifteen years, I have developed and maintained an interest in equity, retention and social justice in higher education, especially among historically disadvantaged/marginalized social groups attending colleges and universities (such as students of color, for example). In addition, my experiences as a doctoral student at Seattle Pacific University have sparked an interest in sociolinguistics and assessment; specifically, the relationship between language attitudes, racial identity and the quality of classroom experiences. The aforementioned influences, along with consistent questions from colleagues regarding classroom engagement among African American males attending community colleges, served as the motivation for my recently completed dissertation Racial Identity, Language Attitudes and Educational Experiences: The Voices of African American College Students.
This study provided an opportunity for me to develop a new research instrument that measures language attitudes and racial identity- The Language Attitudes Questionnaire (LAQ). The results of my research also indicate several issues for consideration: 1) the power of language dictates to a large extent, the language one speaks, and is intimately tied to one's sense of identity, 3) understanding of students' home language or dialect has a major influence on classroom performance, especially among African American students, 3) in a classroom setting, the way students are evaluated and labeled by teachers may have a major lifelong impact on their educational trajectory and 4) language attitudes may serve as a retention issue that has a profound impact on students of color.
I look forward to conducting follow-up studies on language and racial identity among diverse racial-ethnic populations attending colleges and universities to further develop my research instrument.
I am extremely grateful to the faculty at Seattle Pacific University, especially my dissertation committee, Dr. William Nagy, Dr. Nyarazdo Mvududu and Dr. Cher Edwards. I feel truly blessed to have had such wonderful mentors who provided me with an outstanding quality of education, guidance and support that will have a positive influence on my future professional endeavors and personal growth.
Gail Stewart successfully defended her doctoral dissertation in April 2012. She earned a master's degree from Pacific Lutheran University and a bachelor's degree from the University of Washington. She has taught at the community college level for 11 years. She is a classically trained musician who enjoys anything pertaining to the arts.


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Brooklyn artist Spencer Finch's largest artwork of his career will be revealed when the new Johns Hopkins Hospital complex in Baltimore, MD opens next month. The new facility, visible from miles away, is enveloped by Finch's colorful 250,000 square foot curtain of glass and steel, and the entire project was an enormous collaboration between 70 artists, architects and a curator.
The 1.5 million square foot building will be a leading model of how medical care can be enhanced by colorful art and design. Finch's work is what first greets visitors. Each aluminum panel within this massive curtain features two layers of glass through which Finch's colorful alphabet gleams. The palette of 26 shades of colors, inspired by Claude Monet's Impressionist landscape paintings, is meant to remind visitors of water's calming features. Contrast is also a defining feature, with the Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center wrapped in blue. The nearby Sheik Zayed Tower, for adult medical care, will shine in hues of green.
The result is a facade that captures natural light from the sky and allows the buildings to blend in with the local urban environment. Finch spent months testing a wide range of colors for the buildings' exterior to find the palette that would best fit in with Baltimore's daytime sky. He then worked with Perkins + Will, the buildings' lead architect, to find the best way to execute his vision while constructing the panels to stand up to elements including sun, wind and rain.
For Finch, the finished facade is not just an exterior to protect the building – it integrates art and design into the building's functionality. During the day, medical care professionals and their employees will feel warmth from generous amounts of natural light. At night they will feel comfort from effects similar to a glowing lantern and even a snow globe. The building's canopy sets the tone for the rest of the hospital. Inside, massive sculptures, work inspired by children's books and modern furniture will lend an air of healing, all continuing the message Finch sends with his vibrant and protective exterior.
Lead photo by Clayton Allis


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Best of the Web Today columnist James Taranto on why a Washington Post editorial is wrong to suggest Americans should support ObamaCare. Photos: Getty Images
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... I ... I ... back to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel ... the public is out there might not want Obamacare succeed but Democrats do ... there's a nice Washington post editorial this morning expressing that hope saying ... we should all hope for this program to be a success ... thus the Web Today columnist James Taranto has a different view no surprise ... said James Rooney obliged to hope that Obamacare succeed starstruck when I I'm hoping that it fails quickly and spectacular it ... like I resent being told by the Washington post how I should feel ... that I mean this is such a wonderful example just a week editoral position right ... they don't want it either they can defend this thing boho full throated way ... so they say that I don't like Obamacare ... their ... outlook I dislike it and that's ok but then there are people who dislike dislike it too much ... and thereby ... they said that there are the loudest voices the unreasonable critics ... to single out the unions and the demagogues like Ted Cruz ... but you know I'm I'm I'm hoping that this thing fails I will leave the tiny what's wrong with the bar well couple things first of all ... Obamacare is a great act of hubris and it's a satisfying as a matter of human drama ... to watch somebody who ... this ... guy carries out an actor few brisk fall on his face and say oh ... so ... this usually means it is terms of basic ... life emotional satisfaction it would be I see this failed spectacular ... second there is a moral hazard to hoping ... ah I suppose they'd read this editorial ... in nineteen seventy after the Russian Revolution ... and subtlety some people say that this may not work out ... ah you know we better hope it does because if it doesn't a lot of people will be miserable ... ok what about when on for what seventy plus years ... and finally the Berlin Wall fell and I suppose you could say Gee these people are celebrating when the war Berlin Wall fell I mean you know this is to schadenfreude of this is this is terrible you should view should be regretting ... quiet about it was to get a view that ... people didn't hope so much in eighteen seventy and it would have lost all the economics we got lesson and laughed so in me you're hoping that it fails ... on the numbers to ... share I mean look what they're saying is I ... you knew lot of young people to sign up right which you just talk about withdrawal well theres a lot of people descended is basically the ripping them off the ... selling them insurance that Yukos for more than the risk profile would I spend a great and it was about what it's for particular other people's go ... ahh and died you know so what they're hoping is that young people be fooled by this Obamacare marketing I don't see why we be open hopeful for that hope is not a strategy are not


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Officials are encouraging you to safely get rid of your old or unwanted medications today (Saturday).
The effort is a part of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Just think of it as an OFFICIAL FASHION DON'T and a FASHION CRIME to wear a dress that is too long for you.
You kind of look like an idiot when you wear a dress too long for yourself.
Like you don't even know how to dress yourself.
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;Basic unit of spaces for each indentation level. ; c-basic-offset: sets offset for "C-class" languages ; I specifically set it smaller in Java, which tends to have extra indents ; with its class structure. (setq c-basic-offset 4) (add-hook 'java-mode-hook '(lambda () (setq c-basic-offset 2) ) ) ; force emacs to use spaces (setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil)Now "C-class" languages default to an offset of columns, but because Java tends to have so many tab stops, I set the Java indent to 2 columns. Two works pretty well for me: enough indent for structure, but obviously not so much that things get pushed off to the right. The last two lines of the above suppress use of the tab character in files. Tab characters are a general disaster, as different environments assume different tab spacing. A few extra bytes to fill these in with spaces is well invested in any case where anything but an arbitrary value for tab spacing is unacceptable.


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Boca Raton
Earth : North America : United States of America : Florida : South Florida : Florida Gold Coast : Palm Beach County : Boca Raton
Boca Raton is a city on the east coast of Florida between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. The name is Spanish for "Mouse Mouth" (although the Chamber of Commerce [5] tries to give less plausible alternative explanations of the meaning), which presumably comes from the shape of an inlet when the town was founded.
Boca, as it's known by locals, started growing in earnest in the 1920s, with the help of fanciful nouveau-riche architect Addison Mizner, who also helped design Palm Beach, 30 some miles north. Much of downtown was (and is being) built in "Addison Mizner-style" architecture, using distinctive bright orange and more subdued pinks in its Old Spanish theme with a touch of Venice.
Boca's long history of catering to the well-to-do has given it a snobbish reputation, but looking deeper one can find many terrific features that can be enjoyed on any budget. The city is very safe and enjoys a much higher standard of living than many of its neighbors, giving it a well manicured appearance with many amenities. Moreover, visitors can appreciate the limited nightlife and great beaches any time of year as the city consistently enjoys comfortable weather.
Get in
By air
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By water from the Atlantic Ocean
Get around
Your best bet for getting around is by car. Boca Raton is not particularly friendly to bicycle traffic, the public transportation serves a limited portion of the city, and overall it's not a very walkable city outside of the downtown area.
By car
Boca Raton is a car-friendly city. It is served by Interstate 95, the Florida Turnpike (a toll road), and several major thoroughfares including (from east to west), US Highway 1 (known locally as Federal Highway), Congress Avenue, Military Trail, Jog Road (known as Powerline Road in the southern portion of the city), and US 441/State Road 7. State Road A1A provides a scenic drive along the beach.
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By bus
Palm Tran [18] buses serve Boca Raton. There is a major transfer location at the Town Center Mall, located on Glades Road near Military Trail. Buses cost $1.50 per trip (75 cents for students, seniors, the disabled and veterans) and run every 20-45 minutes, depending on the route.
By bike or foot
As mentioned above, Boca Raton is not particularly walkable, but it is perfectly safe to walk or bike short distances. The El Rio trail, east of I-95, is a shared-use trail that is somewhat scenic, but not particularly convenient from a traveling standpoint. There are very few bike racks in the city, and most are small.
Altogether Boca Raton campuses serve around 48,000 college students daily so Boca Raton tends to have a steady population of younger people as well.
Boca has a deserved "ritzy" reputation, but good food can be found for a variety of budgets.
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Boca Raton doesn't have a very lively downtown area but interspersed throughout the city are some great bars, from local faves to upscale chains.
The Hilton Suites Boca Raton hotel, an all suite hotel, is in the heart of beautiful Boca Raton, Florida among a six acre lakeside complex surrounded by shopping and dining.
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I really made an attempt to not overreact to the loss last week. I will not be so patient this week. The Cowboys have to win this game if they think this season is going anywhere. Last week the Cowboys were completely manhandled by the Seahawks. Their pride should be bruised. I expect to see a much better effort this week.
Does that mean I think the Cowboys are going to come out and destroy the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? No. But I do expect to see a team that looks more aggressive and confident than the one that took the field last week. Jason Witten has something to prove. The offensive line has something to prove. Felix Jones has something to prove. Nearly every player on the team was embarrassed in one way or another last week.
If this team is going to be a playoff team this season I want to see them play with more urgency this week. I felt like the opening kickoff last week stunned the team and then the blocked punt was essentially a knockout blow. In the first quarter. That shouldn't happen. Jason Garrett always preaches about not getting too high or too low. Move on to the next play. The Cowboy didn't do a good job of that last week.
I want to see a more aggressive game plan out of Rob Ryan last week. I still don't understand the three man rush against Russell Wilson. There was some bad coaching going on last week on the defensive side of the ball. Last year the Cowboys got after Josh Freeman. I expect to see the same thing this season. And with Gerald Sensabaugh likely out the secondary needs some protection. That means there needs to be pressure on the quarterback. That won't happen if we see a three man rush on a regular basis.
The offense just needs to find its groove. The biggest problem right now is the offensive line. They aren't consistently opening running lanes for DeMarco Murray and Tony Romo is never comfortable in the pocket. There has to be improvement on the line if the offense is going to improve. I'm not forgetting about all of the dropped balls last week. I will be shocked to see a repeat performances of the dropsies this week.
The easiest problem to correct should be the special teams. There are some mixed signals coming out about who the kick returner will be. I hope there is a change. Felix Jones seems to just run into the back of his blockers. I know there is a blocking scheme but it doesn't seem like he has any vision or explosiveness on his returns. The punt block was just a badly missed block by Dan Connor. A terrible mistake but very correctable. If we see another problem with the punt team this week I am going to start seriously wondering if Joe DeCamillis is the man for the job as the special teams coordinator.
It is hard to know what to expect out of the Cowboys in their home opener. I think they will play better but what exactly does that mean? They were so bad last week that predicting them to play better isn't saying much at all. Let's just say I think they will play good football all around and win the game. I'm predicting the Cowboys to win 24-16 in a score that sounds closer than the game actually is.


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With more than 50 friends and family members in attendance, rookie midfielder Zak Boggs scored twice on Saturday night to make his first professional start a memorable one
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Had Columbus Crew midfielder Robbie Rogers known what a fantastic story Revolution rookie Zak Boggs was weaving on Saturday night at Crew Stadium, perhaps he would've thought twice about scoring the game-winning goal in stoppage time to lift the Crew to a 3-2 victory.
Then again, maybe not.
Boggs scored the first two goals of his professional career in his first MLS start, capitalizing on a deflected strike in the 29th minute before expertly finishing off a fantastic buildup 11 minutes later. He came inches from nabbing a hat trick – and matching the feat accomplished by fellow rookie Zack Schilawski just weeks ago – but his 79th-minute drive sailed just high of the upper right corner.
"He's done fantastic," said head coach Steve Nicol after Boggs' two-goal performance. "His second goal was a finish anyone would be proud of, I don't care what league you're playing in. The first one he got a bit lucky, but the second one was a great move, a great goal. And he nearly got his hat trick at the end from a great shot that just drifted right. He had a great performance tonight, and if he continues to put in shots like that, he'll be fantastic for a long time."
Boggs' performance would've been a career highlight no matter where he'd done it, but the fact that he did it in Columbus – just two hours from his hometown of Vienna, W. Va. – made it extra special. Much of his immediate family was in attendance, as was a group of more than 40 people brought to the match by his high school soccer coach.
The only one who couldn't make it to Crew Stadium on Saturday night? His mother.
"(The day before) Mother's Day – go figure," Boggs quipped.
He did manage to get a hold of her by phone a few hours before kickoff to let her know that he'd be starting, but Boggs wasn't positive she'd been able to get a television.
"I told my mom – she couldn't be here – I said, 'You should probably get to a TV somewhere,'" he said. "She's like, 'I'm in the sticks! I don't have a TV!' So I don't know if she saw it or not."
The 23-year-old South Florida graduate was a relative unknown when the Revs drafted him in the second round (31st overall) of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft. After Saturday night's two-goal haul, he'll quickly find that he'll now be recognized around the league as an offensive threat.
Central midfielder Pat Phelan – who earned an assist on the second goal – admitted that Boggs wasn't the likeliest of goal scorers when the game kicked off. But just the same, Phelan said he could care less where the goals come from, so long as they hit the back of the net.
"I think Zak surprised everyone with those goals, except himself," he joked. "That's what we needed. We needed a spark from somewhere. We don't have a consistent goal scorer right now, so we'll take them where we can get them. It sure kept us in the game tonight."
It took a bit of good fortune for Boggs to open his professional account in the 29th minute – his 25-yard shot took a deflection before Crew goalkeeper William Hesmer let it slip through his hands – but the effort simply proved that putting shots on target leads to good things.
There was no fortune needed for the second goal, however, as Boggs helped set up his own fantastic finish by beginning a flowing passing move in the 40th minute. Boggs laid a short pass off to Phelan, who quickly fed the ball in to Kheli Dube at the top of the box. With his first touch, Dube slipped the ball across the box to Boggs, who placed a low shot inside the left post from 15 yards out.
"Boggs made a good run from the side and he gave the ball to Pat," Dube said. "I saw that he kept on running, so I had to get him through and he was wide open."
Boggs nearly completed the hat trick in the 79th minute, but his rasping drive from outside the box missed tagging the upper right corner by inches. It would've been just the fourth rookie hat trick in MLS history, and remarkably it would've been the third by a member of the Revs, as both Schilawski and Pat Noonan accomplished the feat while wearing the Revolution jersey.
Yet, Boggs claims that the idea of a hat trick never crossed his mind. Instead, after the game he chose to focus on the positives as the Revs look to move forward from the heartbreaking loss.
"I look at the positives," Boggs said. "One game at a time. We look ahead and take what we built on in this game, because it was obviously better than the last game (a 4-0 loss to Chivas USA). So I think we just take that and go forward."


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Master Sebrian
Master Sebrian is a wise and spiritual Elder Of Primus and the most zealous supporter of the Galactic Guardians in the Planetary Council. His intricate knowledge of the world around him, coupled with magical powers and mystical wisdom made him an important addition to the He-Man mythos. Master Sebrian is a keeper of the secret of Adam being He-Man. He adopted Adam as his nephew, to hide his alter ego of He-Man.
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Master Sebrian is the spiritual leader of Primus and one of the wisest beings in all the land. His research in how to defend Primus from the Space Mutants, led him to discover a defender in the past with the "Power of the Good and the Way of the Magic". With the permission of the Inner Council Of Primus, he arranged a misson to have Captain Hydron and Flipshot travel into the past to find this defender. When Captain Hydron and Flipshot returned with He-Man from the past, they also brought back his arch nemesis, Skeletor, with them. After the ensueing battle between the two forces, Master Sebrian applauded He-Man's great strength and bravery. He devised a plan to hide Adam's alter ego of He-Man, by adopting Adam as his 'nephew', from Levitan.
Trivia (Clawful94): Master Sebrian was voiced by Antony Holland in the "New Adventures Of He-Man" cartoon series. Even though Master Sebrian was never released as a toy, he is mentioned in Staghorn's figure bio.
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Who can apply for an internship with the National Sexual Assault Online Hotline?
Graduate and undergraduate students of all disciplines are encouraged to apply. However, due to the nature of the position, we do ask that applicants have previous knowledge of issues around sexual assault. Students who have completed studies in psychology, women's studies, human services/ social work and related fields are encouraged to apply as are individuals with experience working in similar fields outside of the classroom.
Those applying for the National Volunteer Supervisor position are encouraged to have previous experience working either with a rape crisis center or on a crisis line. Graduate students are preferred.
Is this a paid internship?
RAINN internships are unpaid.
How can I afford an unpaid internship?
Many colleges and universities have special funding for students who attend programs in D.C. There are also some private scholarships as well. Likewise, most schools have financial aid options for interning students. Please contact your financial aid office before deciding whether or not an internship with RAINN is affordable.
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RAINN does not provide housing, but there are many resources for individuals interning in Washington.
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RAINN office hours are 9am -6:30pm. However, intern schedules can be tailored to their class or program schedules. RAINN has two classifications for interns. Full-time interns are expected to work between 35-40 hours and part-time interns are expected to work at least 15 hours.
Beyond typical office hours, Online Hotline interns will be required to attend an in person training one weekend early in the semester to be able to take calls on the hotline. This date is not flexible and interns will be notified prior to starting for the semester. Likewise, interns may be able to complete some of their hours by remote. This option, however, is decided on a case by case basis.
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New England will host the Portuguese power at Gillette Stadium in mid-May
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. –The New England Revolution today announced that the team will play the legendary Portuguese club SL Benfica on Wednesday, May 19, at Gillette Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m.
Benfica, founded in 1904, boasts a record 32 Portuguese league titles, 24 Portuguese Cup titles and back-to-back Portuguese League Cups, including the 2009-10 championship. Benfica has also won two UEFA European Cups, which is now the UEFA Champions League, and earned a runner-up finish five other seasons.
Benfica, who currently sits atop the Portuguese Liga with a six point lead and three games remaining, has a current roster that includes such stars as Portugal's Carlos Martins, David Luis, Quim and Nuno Gomes, and Argentina's Aimar and Javier Saviola.
"We're very pleased to bring a European power like Benfica to Gillette Stadium," Revolution Vice President of Business Development Craig Tornberg said. "Benfica is one of the most popular clubs in the world - with a passionate and substantial following in the Northeast region - and we anticipate a fantastic match against the Revolution."
Benfica claims a record number of paid club members throughout the world and holds a Guinness World Record for paid supporters, who also call themselves benfiquistas.
Enjoying a recent resurgence under new manager Jorge Jesus, Benfica recently advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2009-2010 UEFA Europa League. The club went undefeated in the group stage and advanced through the round of 16, defeating Marseille, but ultimately fell to Liverpool after winning the clubs' opening match, 2-1.
Benfica also holds a unique connection with the Revolution as bronzed statues of Eusébio, the Portugal and Benfica legend who was the 1965 European Footballer of the Year and six-time European scoring leader, sit outside both Gillette Stadium and Benfica's Estádio da Luz.
Tickets to the match are included in the 2010 season ticket packages as Special Event A. Season Ticket Holders will have access to a special pre-sale, which will begin on Monday, April 26, at 10 a.m. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, April 29. Ticket prices start at $40, and are available through all Ticketmaster outlets and through the Revolution Ticket Office (1-877-GET-REVS).
For more information about the match or the New England Revolution, visit revolutionsoccer.net.


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Physician Assistants at Adirondack Health earn specialty certifications
SARANAC LAKE - Five physician assistants on the Adirondack Health Medical Staff are among a small group in their field to earn a specialty credential from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.
Howard Glass, Dave Griffin, Dana Van Dorn, Matt Hinge and Marc Bisceglia each earned a Certificate of Added Qualifications (CAQ) in Emergency Medicine. In addition to their certification as physician assistants, these distinctions are earned by meeting licensure, education and experience requirements and then passing an exam in the specialty. Other physician assistants at Adirondack Health who have earned the certification include William Marinis and Roy 'Skip' Parker. All of the certified practitioners work in the emergency department for Adirondack Health.
"The additional specialty training received by these individuals is clear evidence of our medical staff's dedication and commitment to high standards of care and outcomes for our patients," said Dr. A.J. Dowidowicz, Medical Director for the Adirondack Health Emergency Department.
Certified physician assistants are licensed and certified health care professionals who practice medicine with physician supervision and bring a breadth of knowledge and skills to patient care. Though their role in any particular workplace is determined in consultation with the supervising physician, certified physician assistants take medical histories, conduct physical exams, diagnose and treat illnesses, order and interpret tests, counsel on preventative care, assist in surgery, perform a variety of procedures and write prescriptions.