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Yeah that's me. I'm so sexy, I know. ANYWAY. I've been doing the Love is in the air holiday stuff. I've been playing wow for years and never really did it, so this year I'm checking it out a bit more. I even got some sexy dress and danced with other sexy people in dresses.
I've been running around doing dailies on my hunter as well. He's blowing through levels. I actually managed to get his engineering maxed already. I decided to drop mining and pick up JC on him as well, so now he has 2 main professions. I figured the JC gem buffs would be sweet. Archaeology is good for leveling too, I actually got a few levels from it + dailies. I want to get the Professor title so he can be PROFESSOR FRIKKY. It sounds awesome to me.
He's 80 now, halfway to 81. :D I'm so happy he's finally in cata! but OH god it's going to be my 3rd time going through. This is going to suck. I also need to raise money for max flying and I'm always the poorest fucker in the world so this is going to take a while. Don't worry Frikky, one day you'll fly fast.
God damn I am cracked out, what am I even talking about anymore. I don't even care. My god my blog is full of interesting content, right? yeah. Just some crazy bitch rambling about NOTHINGGGG. but, you know, I don't care.
Alright I have one more thing to post here today. It's just a drawing I did for my boyfriend.
This is his character Brialdo, a troll hunter! HE'S SO HOTTIE HOT HOT.
GOODNIGHT & MERRY CHRISTMAS MOVIE HOUSE!!!1112121335elkjtrdlkjhkxdn


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President Obama on Friday signed a memo aimed at speeding up the federal permitting process for construction of infrastructure projects designed to boost local economies and create jobs.
The development coincided with release of a new Office of Management and Budget annual progress report and online dashboard for tracking projects. The report stresses improved use of information technology tools to facilitate interagency cooperation and environmental protection.
The directive "will shave months, and even years, off the time it takes to review and approve major infrastructure projects," wrote Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood in a White House blog. "This means that states, local governments, and private developers will be able to start construction sooner, create jobs earlier, and fix our nation's infrastructure faster."
Following up on a March executive order to boost infrastructure, the memo sets up an interagency steering committee and tasks OMB's chief performance officer with coordinating agency modernization through the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and the Council on Environmental Quality .
Examples LaHood gave included federal approval for the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement project in New York and a revamped rail corridor in Baltimore, a site Obama visited on Friday.
As of the date of the report, the federal permitting and review processes were complete for more than 40 percent of planned projects. Obama's fiscal 2014 budget seeks $50 billion for priority infrastructure.

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Yale Goalie Sets Career High in Saves
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Facing a No. 6 BC team that featured a pair of Olympians, Yale senior goalie Jackee Snikeris very nearly stole the show Monday night at Ingalls Rink. She made a career high 49 saves, and kept her team in the game until an empty-netter with a minute to play sealed a 3-1 victory for the Eagles.
Snikeris' previous career high in saves was 46, and she tied that with just under six minutes to play in the game. She then set the mark by gloving a slap shot by forward Ashley Motherwell on a power play with 3:52 left. The Eagles finished with 52 shots on goal, the most Yale has allowed in a game in nearly three years.
"This was by far the best game I've seen her play," said Yale head coach Joakim Flygh, who in addition to coaching Snikeris this season coached against her for the previous three years when he was an assistant at Harvard. "She gave us an opportunity to be in a game where we were, in many ways, outplayed. We were fortunate to have her."
The Eagles' two Olympians included forward Kelly Stack -- who factored into both the empty-net goal and BC's first goal -- and goalie Molly Schaus, who made 17 saves.
The Eagles had a pair of near-misses in the first two minutes. On one, Snikeris got a piece of a shot but it deflected off her and fell on the ice behind her. She was able to quickly turn around and cover it up before it crossed the goal line. On the face-off after that a BC shot hit the post.
The Eagles broke through at the 3:09 mark on a faceoff that Stack won back to defenseman Blake Bolden, whose shot from the left point eluded a screened Snikeris. After that she settled in nicely, and finished with 17 saves for the period.
The Bulldogs got a power play shortly after the BC goal, and got their first shot on goal when junior forward Aleca Hughes tried backhanding in a shot by junior defenseman Heather Grant that had been blocked. Schaus stopped that one, and later in the period denied a slap shot by Hughes during an odd-man rush. The Bulldogs finished the first period with just five shots on goal.
BC (12-3-4, 6-1-2 Hockey East) got another goal early in the second period, as forward Danielle Welch banged in the rebound of a shot by forward Mary Restuccia during a 2-on-1. The Bulldogs got their second power play of the game two and half minutes later, but forward Taylor Wasylk -- one of five BC players just back from USA Hockey's Women's Holiday Camp -- turned in a dominant shift that left Yale scrambling to avoid a short-handed goal. After being denied on a rush, Wasylk backhanded a shot just over the cross bar. She then set up Restuccia with a perfect pass, and Snikeris had to range far out of the crease to cover up that shot and keep the Bulldogs within two.
The end of the second featured a pair of scary moments for the Bulldogs, as the final minute saw two players leave the ice with injuries after separate collisions. The first was junior forward Lauren Davis, and she would wind up missing the remainder of the game. That dealt a blow to her line (with freshman forward Ashley Dunbar and sophomore forward Danielle Moncion) on a night where that trio was at their best. In addition to constantly disrupting BC's attack, they combined for five shots on goal.
"Lauren Davis played a great game, probably the best game I've seen her play in a Yale uniform," Flygh said. "I thought our third line was awesome today. They did all the things we ask them to do, and if they keep doing that they will really help us be successful."
Right after Davis left, the Bulldogs temporarily lost an offensive sparkplug when freshman forward Jenna Ciotti had to be helped off after a hard hit at center ice. But Ciotti was back for the start of the third period, when the Bulldogs made the game interesting. Three minutes in she set up senior forward Bray Ketchum -- who had hit the post a minute before -- for a shot that Schaus stopped. But freshman forward Jackie Raines knocked in the rebound to pull the Bulldogs within one.
A penalty on Yale (4-9-2, 3-4-1 ECAC Hockey) with 15:26 to play really put Snikeris to the test, as she had to stop five Eagle power-play shots. Schaus answered 10 minutes later with one of her best saves, quickly sticking aside a backhander by Dunbar from the slot. That wound up being Yale's last, best chance to tie the game. After the faceoff when Snikeris gloved her 49th save with 1:09 to play, the Bulldogs sent the puck into the BC zone and pulled her for an extra attacker. But before Yale could set up on offense the Eagles came right back down the ice, and Stack fed Wasylk for the empty-netter that made the final 3-1.
Coming off a span of no games for a month, one thing the Bulldogs can take away from Monday is that they showed they are capable of playing with one of the best teams in the country. With no more non-league games on the schedule, they face a major ECAC Hockey challenge Friday night when Cornell, ranked No. 1 in the most recent USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll, comes to Ingalls Rink. Putting a team like BC on the schedule is designed to make sure the Bulldogs are ready for whatever conference play has in store for them.
"It helps us," Flygh said. "BC is definitely the quickest team we've played so far. We had to knock the rust off really quickly and figure out a way to compete. Now we've got to turn around and play an equally talented team in Cornell."
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Mayor's Office
Mayor Chris Beutler today invited the public to attend an open house Tuesday, November 10 to learn more about a major renovation planned for Centennial Mall. The event is from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Temple, 322 Centennial Mall. Free parking behind the Temple is accessible from "L" Street. The design team - The Clark Enersen Partners, Bahr Vermeer Haecker, Olsson Associates and Tom Laging - will present preliminary concepts for the Mall and gather comments from the public.
The City has committed $2.2 million to assist in funding essential improvements to Centennial Mall, which links the State Capitol to the UNL campus. The project includes new landscaping and green spaces and addresses safety and accessibility issues.
"The City is committed to bringing key partners together to restore this historic Mall to its former beauty," said Mayor Beutler. "This renovation has been on the back burner too long, and we are excited to help gather the statewide groups who will work to preserve and improve this public treasure." The Mayor said the City will reach out to other financial partners including the State of Nebraska, the University of Nebraska and private donors.
Built in 1967 to commemorate the state's centennial, Centennial Mall extends from the State Capitol seven blocks north on what would be 15th Street. The renovation will create durable accessible walkways along with expanded lawn and landscape areas and updated fountains. Funding has not been available to make improvements in the past, and the Mall has deteriorated. Future fund-raising efforts will include a plan to create an endowment for future maintenance of the Mall.
The Capitol is a popular attraction for the more than one million people who visit Lincoln each year," Beutler said. "Centennial Mall enhances the beauty of that historic building, provides community gathering space and links two of our state's most important institutions. This project will create a place of pride for all Nebraskans.
More information about the Centennial Mall project is available at parks.lincoln.ne.gov.


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Willy Northpole Says 50 Cent Signed Hot Rod Because Of Him! "Hell Rod Is Not From Arizona. Hes From California" + Says They Did Him Foul & He Will Address It In His Song
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demondg1 wrote:Latest Jet's jersey info:
- Only red on the jersey will be on the logo.
- The secondary wing mark will be on the shoulders.
- Will most likely sport a 2 toned blue look.
- Will have traditional striping. No piping or color patches.
demondg1 wrote:Via Icethetics.info, preview of the new Senators "Heritage" uniform.
Malkamaniac wrote:demondg1 wrote:Via Icethetics.info, preview of the new Senators "Heritage" uniform.
Didn't they already have a uniform like that a few years ago?
Ah, I guess it's different.
demondg1 wrote:Via Puck Daddy, possible Islander alternate.
I'm not so certain it's legit. It is using the same template as the Ducks' third.
demondg1 wrote:The Kings will wear their purple throwbacks for 3 home games next season.
Pensfan2010 wrote:Not an NHL jersey, but the WB/S Penguins unveiled the new thirds for this upcoming season at pensfest. I gotta say, I'm a fan.
(also Demondg1, glad I'm not the only one who follows the good old CCSLC boards here on LGP)
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Former resident gets 15-year term in federal prison
A former Big Spring resident was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison — to be followed by eight years probation — by a U.S. District Judge this week after pleading guilty to receiving child pornography in March.Christopher Aubrey Harlan, 27, formerly of Big Spring and believed most recently to have been residing in Central Texas, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Sam R. Cummings after pleading guilty to one count of receiving child pornography, according to officials with the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Northern District of Texas.The hearing was held in Lubbock, with Cummings ordering Harlan to surrender to the Bureau of Prisons on Aug. 16. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Sarah R. Saldaña of the Northern District of Texas.According to documents filed in the case, Harlan used his computer — as well as, for a brief time, his roommate's computer — to access child pornography on various websites. He used those computers, as well as his cellphone, to send and receive numerous images of child pornography, according to officials with the U.S. Attorney's Office.The investigation was conducted by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations and the Big Spring Police Department. Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven M. Sucsy was the prosecuting attorney, according to court records.


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Oct. 21 Bruce Bochy postgame interview
Q. When you see Vogelsong open up with all those fastballs, obviously commanding it, do you have a sense this is going to be a pretty good night for him?
BRUCE BOCHY: Yeah, I did. He was on top of his game again. He's got great stuff. When he's locating he's tough and had it going on again tonight and really was going in and out and had his good off‑speed pitches going. He's probably been as consistent as any starter we've had this year. Had that little bump in the road there for a few starts. But before postseason he got on track, and he's carried that into these games.
Q. When you see Vogelsong open up with all those fastballs, obviously commanding it, do you have a sense this is going to be a pretty good night for him?
BRUCE BOCHY: Yeah, I did. He was on top of his game again. He's got great stuff. When he's locating he's tough and had it going on again tonight and really was going in and out and had his good off‑speed pitches going. He's probably been as consistent as any starter we've had this year. Had that little bump in the road there for a few starts. But before postseason he got on track, and he's carried that into these games.
Q. What more can you say about Marco Scutaro that hasn't been already said? Three hits tonight and a big double. I think he has nine hits since taking that slide.
BRUCE BOCHY: Yeah, I can't say enough about what he's done for us since we got him. He's such a good, smart player and a clutch player. We've been looking for a big hit in this series and we certainly got one from him tonight.
He's a tough out. He covers the plate well. He made Vogelsong run from first base. I was a little concerned about that. But he's going to put the ball in play. He doesn't try to do too much up there.
When you need a hit that's the type of hitter you like up there, a guy that is disciplined and uses the whole field and finds a way to get a good part of the bat on the ball. He's been swinging well since we got him. And he's done that on a consistent basis, so we're not surprised.
Q. Kind of a follow‑up on that, they say you really don't know a player until you see him play every day. What do you know about Marco now that you didn't know three months ago?
BRUCE BOCHY: I knew he was a good player, but sometimes you have to see them day in, day out to appreciate how good they are. And not just the talent they have, but what a smart player he is, on both sides. He's had a great career. He was a tremendous lead‑off hitter. We put him at third base. He hadn't played there in a while. He did a good job. We had him down in the order initially and then we put him in the two spot. And he's been a catalyst.
It's fun to watch a player like this that can handle the bat the way he can and also just give a great defense the way he does on a daily basis.
Q. They did not get a lead‑off man on base throughout the entire nine innings. Conversely Brian Belt was the only one to reach base safely with a lead‑off. Do you consider the weather a factor in this type of hitting?
BRUCE BOCHY: No, I thought the weather, it was our average night here. So I don't think that played a factor as much as the pitching. Our guy, he was pounding the strike zone, throwing quality strikes all night. And that's what you're hoping to do is keep the lead‑off hitter on. And he did a great job of it, throwing strikes. You're trying to get your guy on. But we've had a tough time doing that in postseason. It makes it a lot easier to score when you get that lead‑off hitter on. But I don't think the weather played a part in it at all.
Q. Can you talk about how your team, when they're facing an elimination game, how they rally back and keep it going?
BRUCE BOCHY: It says a lot about the character. I've talked about this many times. We know what's at stake. And now to get to this point we're excited, being down 3‑1. You go out there and you play like there's no tomorrow. And these guys have done a great job of it. They're keeping their poise and they're finding ways to get it done. And we've had our backs to the wall, both teams have, and you're seeing a great series, here. That's good for baseball, a 7th game. You look at the first series, all the games went five games. This is what makes this game even more exciting. And again, we're excited to be playing the 7th game tomorrow.
Q. Does one starter get inspiration from the other? Did Zito get something rolling, and with that in mind, what's your level of confidence in Cain tomorrow?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, I think, yeah, at times that happens. They feed off each other, just like hitters can feed off each other and keep rallies going, keep the line moving. Pitchers, during the season, they want to go out there and do a good job. After Zito's game Vogey followed it with a great game.
We feel good that we're in this situation. There's a lot of confidence here with this club, even when they're down. We were down 3‑1. There's nobody in there hanging their heads. That's how you have to play the game. And both clubs do the same. And it's going to be a good game tomorrow. You have two good ones going, and it's going to be exciting out there. And again, we're looking forward to it.
Q. Two questions: One is, is Lincecum available out of the pen tomorrow; and two, what does it mean for your team now that Panda is getting good hits behind Scutaro?
BRUCE BOCHY: Timmy was available tonight if we needed him. He's available tomorrow. And it's great to have Pablo swing the bat well. We count on him being in that three hole to help drive in runs, and he's doing a great job of it. We're facing good pitching. They're shutting down some of our hitters, but you hope ‑‑ you hope that somebody picks it up. And that's what Pablo has done for us. I thought his at‑bat after Scutaro's was a great at‑bat. He battled quite a few pitches and finally got a base hit to add on to the score.
He's a good hitter. When he's swinging well, he's fun to watch.
Q. It's obviously all hands on deck. But how important was it that Vogelsong went so deep? Did you think that was something you needed going into this game?
BRUCE BOCHY: We just had a day off, we were fine in the bullpen. Again, we had Timmy available. Anytime your starter gets you deep in the game, he goes 7 innings, it makes life easier. Zito, he did that for us. Those guys are fresh. They've got a little bit of work, but they all pitch efficiently. They're all set to go tomorrow. But it helps things out when the starter gets you deep in the game so you can get the matchups that you want.
Q. St. Louis obviously has a tremendous bullpen. Do you emphasize before a game like this to your team, let's see if we can jump out early and maybe turn this into a five‑inning game?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, as a club that's what you want to do, anyway. You want to try to get out, get some runs. We know how good their bullpen is. But their starters, their pens are, the guys in their pen. But the starters are good, too.
You do all you can to get that early lead. Any club is going to tell you that. But you know when you get to their bullpen you have your work cut out. They did a great job tonight. We couldn't add on after we scored some runs early. They have some good arms down there. We know it and they come at you, a lot of power arms. They held us at bay to give their club a chance to come back.
Q. Pitching the last couple of nights, Vogelsong tonight and Zito saved your season, obviously they pitched the games of their lives. What about Matt Cain, he pitched a great game in Cincinnati as well, but you talked about him being the horse of this team, being the guy that carries the load, being the quieter leader. Can you talk about his intangible qualities because tomorrow night is the biggest game of his career.
BRUCE BOCHY: Yeah, Matt has had a great year for us. And he's one of the elite pitchers in the game. You know when he goes out there he's going to give you all he has. He competes as well as anybody. He's good stuff. One thing he'll give you on a consistent basis is a chance to win. That's all you can ask. And his makeup is off the chart. He's never, never made any excuses when we've had trouble finding runs for him. But he goes out there and pitches his heart out every time out, and that's all you can ask.
Q. Bruce, your team has made a habit out of winning without the benefit of hitting a home run, as you did again tonight. What's been the key for you to really successfully use a throwback style in a way all season long and continuing into the postseason?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, you have to execute when you don't have a lot of power. We're not a club that hits a lot of home runs. And it's really the way it's been all year. So you have to do some little things. We have more speed that does enable us to find ways to score runs without the long ball.
Vogelsong, for example, did a great job of just putting that ball in play to get a run in. He deserves a lot of credit. That wasn't an easy pitch to handle. But he got enough on it to put it in play to score a run. And that's the way we have to play and hopefully keep the line moving, walks, or move a runner over, your guy on third, you have to get him in. These guys have done a great job of that.
Home runs are nice, believe me, we'll take them if we can get them. But that's not our strength, we know it. So it's important that we do the small things to help win a ballgame.
Q. That was kind of my question. Was Vogelsong's slash, was that a design play or did he do that on his own?
BRUCE BOCHY: No, we had the runner in motion there. He knew it. He's probably as good as anybody on the staff at putting that ball in play on the slash and did a tremendous job again. That was really the first pitch he saw in tonight's game. So again, it wasn't an easy pitch to handle. But he can handle the bat. You look at his average, you may think different. But he can help you with the little things when you need it.
Q. Buster didn't get a hit tonight, but is he getting closer, in your mind, to getting on the ball?
BRUCE BOCHY: I think so. Sometimes you get in postseason, and a small sample size and you're wondering, well, Buster hasn't gotten a lot of hits. But I think he's close.
These guys are seeing good pitching right now. And they're making some good pitches on them. But he's a good hitter and it's a matter of time before it happens for him. But meanwhile, you hope the rest of the lineup does a good job of picking you up, because he's certainly done his share of carrying us at times.


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FREMONT — A weekend quarrel involving a Fremont woman's ex-husband and her new boyfriend left one man stabbed, another man with a shovel-induced headache, a vehicle vandalized and no one arrested, police said.
Officers were called at 11:30 p.m. on Saturday to a house on Essanay Avenue after a 911 caller told a dispatcher they heard banging noises and people screaming in the home, said police spokeswoman Geneva Bosques.
When officers arrived, they found a man outside suffering from a blow to the head. Police later learned he'd been hit in the head with a shovel by his ex-wife's boyfriend during a fight, Bosques said.
Officers located the boyfriend inside a home next door, Bosques said. A short while later, he exited the home and was detained.
The ex-husband was taken to a local trauma center to be treated for a minor head injury.
Bosques said the fight stemmed from an unresolved incident surrounding the ex-husband and his ex-wife's new boyfriend. The ex-husband vandalized the vehicle of the new boyfriend and a fight broke out. The ex-husband then stabbed the new boyfriend, so the boyfriend picked up a shovel and hit the ex-husband on the head, Bosques said.
The boyfriend suffered a minor cut and did not request medical attention, Bosques said.
Officers determined the fight was "mutual combat" and that both men were victims so they were released from custody.
The case was sent to the Alameda County District Attorney for review.
Contact Natalie Neysa Alund at 510-293-2469. Follow her at Twitter.com/nataliealund.


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Origin #1 (Mini-Comics):
Optikk first appears in the minicomic "Skeletor's Journey", as one of Flogg's, and later Skeletor's bumbling mutant henchmen, constantly arguing with Slushhead.In Battle for the Crystal, Slush Head and Optikk use the Terrorclaw against He-Man and Kayo, but they are captured by Flipshot using the Bolajet's weapon.Skeletor recovers Slush Head and Optikk in The Revenge of Skeletor! to attack the Titus observatory. There, Optikk knocks one of the technicians out with a direct punch (despite holding his gun in that same hand). Optikk is defeated by Kayo, who punches him on the face/eye while saying "made you blink!"
Origin #2 (Jetlag Cartoons):
Optikk managed to take out Spinwit, while working with Hoove, and presumed he had killed the Galactic Guardian. Optikk appears to get on well with his fellow Mutants, Crita once told him to stay out of a mutiny staged by Staghorn, telling him to let them to battle it out. Optikk listened at first, but did eventually join Staghorn's mutiny, bringing a terror claw from the docking bay to help them get onto the sealed off bridge. Optikk seemed fairly intelligent, although occasionally was prone to goofy accidents. When the Mutant were summoned to the Galactic Games, Optikk, along with Hoove and Flogg, was given a weapons upgrade by the Blacksmith of Crelus. Optikk was given a deadly missile launcher which was attached above his eye, increasing his aim. He used this to great effect during the games, where he took an active role thanks to his powerful new weapons.
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Kourtney Kardashian is considered the most "realistic" of the siblings. "She will tell you the cold, hard truth, even if it will make you cry, so whatever you're dealing with, if you want to talk to her, she'll be very realistic," sister Kendall Jenner once said of her. She is dating Scott Disick, and their love life has been chronicled on "KUWTK" and all of its spinoff series. Kardashian and Disick are parents to son Mason, whose birth was televised, and daughter Penelope. Along with sisters Kim and Khloe, she fronts and works on their clothing store Dash, their Kardashian Kollection clothing line for Sears and their Khroma cosmetics line.
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After the No. 1 Florida gymnastics team earned the nation's highest total last week against No. 17 Auburn in the Link to Pink meet, sophomore Kytra Hunter was named SEC Gymnast of the Week.
Hunter took home three events to notch the all-around: vault (9.975), balance beam (9.900) and floor exercise (9.925). LSU's junior Maliah Mathis is the SEC Specialist of the Week and Georgia's Brittany Rogers is the SEC Freshman of the Week.
To notch her second all-around of the season and eight of her career, Hunter upped her own nation's season-high from 39.675 to 39.70. That marks the second-highest of her young collegiate career as Hunter earned a 39.725 to win the 2012 NCAA all-around title.
Florida's 197.65-196.025 win Friday in the O'Connell Center hit home for Hunter as she lost her grandmother to breast cancer in 2005. Hunter's determination to make her grandmother proud showed throughout the meet, as the sophomore scores were nothing below a 9.90.
"It's the favorite meet for many of us," Hunter said. "We're not just competing for the team, we're also competing for a cause. For those of us who know someone who has battled cancer or lost someone, it's fun to have those angels watching us compete."
Hunter earned her third vault title of her career as she posted a collegiate best 9.975 on the event and notched the beam title by earning a season-best 9.90. The Gators' floor win was her second of the season as Hunter now has 30 career event titles.
"I've been having a little trouble on beam during competitions so my main focus was on beam," Hunter said. "That was my series that I've been having trouble with, so I fixed that. I think what really started the night was when we started to stick vaults back-to-back, and that really got us pumped up and it carried on through the whole meet."
Hunter is now nationally ranked No. 1 in the all-around, tied for No. 2 in vault (9.942), No. 2 in bars (9.906) and floor (9.917) and tied for No. 18 in beam (9.844).
The Link to Pink Meet against Auburn (0-6, 0-3 SEC) will air Jan. 31 at 6:30 p.m. on ESPNU and again Feb. 3 at 6 p.m. on ESPN2.
After being lifted to No. 1 in the country, the Gators (3-1, 2-1 SEC) will travel to Fayetteville, Ark., to face No. 22 Arkansas on Friday at 8 p.m. in the Barnhill Arena. The meet will air Feb. 7 at 1 p.m. on CST.
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Breaks Record Previously Held By Chris Dudley
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – It was a record-breaking night at the John J. Lee Amphitheater. Greg Mangano broke the Yale single-season blocks record but it wasn't enough to help Yale overcome a talented Princeton squad. Kareem Maddox scored 16 points off the bench to lead the first-place Tigers to a 58-51 victory before an enthusiastic crowd of 1,935.
Mangano set the mark midway through the second half when he swatted away a Maddox layup. Just for good measure, he blocked a Douglas Davis shot 10 seconds later. He now has 69 blocks on the season, breaking Chris Dudley's mark of 67 set in 1986-87.
"It's definitely an honor," Mangano said. "There have been a lot of great guys that have played here. I'm honored to hold that record."
Mangano finished with 15 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks. Jeremiah Kreisberg added 13 points and Reggie Willhite had 10 for Yale.
A sluggish first half doomed the Bulldogs (12-11, 5-4 Ivy). Yale shot just 29.2 percent and committed 10 turnovers in the opening 20 minutes.
"We looked out of sync," said James Jones, The Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Men's Basketball. "It seemed to take us to halftime to get focused."
Fortunately for the Bulldogs, Princeton also was off the mark. The Tigers were just 12-of-36 (33.3 percent) from the field in building a 30-18 halftime advantage.
The Bulldogs made a couple of runs in the second half.
Mangano's jumper cut the deficit to 37-31 six minutes in. The Tigers, though, scored the next six points.
Still, Yale refused to go away. Willhite's emphatic drive and dunk pulled the Bulldogs within 52-49 with 1:47 left and sent the Amphitheater crowd into a frenzy. Maddox, though, answered with a conventional three-point play at the other end, and the Bulldogs couldn't get closer than four the rest of the way.
Princeton shot just 31.6 percent from the field in the game, but the Tigers' bench, led mostly by Maddox, outscored Yale's 24-0.
Dan Mavraides scored 15 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Princeton, who remain one of only two league undefeated teams in Division I men's basketball, alongside Texas (23-3, 11-0 Big 12).
The loss drops the Bulldogs 3.5 games behind Princeton.
"Anything can happen in the Ivy League," Mangano said. "We're going to play tomorrow's game against Penn like we are playing for first place."
The Bulldogs and Quakers meet at 7 p.m. on Saturday. Penn knocked off Brown 70-62 on Friday.
NOTES: The game was televised on the YES Network as part of the Yale On Yes package… Princeton turned 15 Yale turnovers into 16 points… The Tigers grabbed 14 offensive rebounds and outrebounded Yale 39-35 in the game… Mangano's double-double was his ninth of the season… He now has 132 blocks in his career, which is second all-time at Yale. Dudley is the school record holder with 172… Austin Morgan had a team-high five assists for the Bulldogs.
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Back in 2006, WMATA said it cost $51,000 per unit per year to maintain its 588 escalators.
Some have questioned why WMATA just doesn't rip out some of the escalators and replace them with, gasp, stairs.
Our first reaction to the notion that WMATA would ever consider something like this was 'yeah right,' but to our amazement we found that WMATA actually looked at replacing 23 escalators throughout the system back in 2006, going so far as to draw up a formal presentation.
Candidate escalators had to meet the following criteria:
- Could be no more then 30 feet high
- Locations with multiple escalators where one escalator would be replaced with stairs, and two escalators would remain; one up, one down (i.e. Crystal City)
- Locations with three or more escalators side-by-side, two would remain and one would be converted to stairs (i.e. Federal Triangle)
Many had multiple candidates for replacement.
WMATA estimated that by replacing 23 escalators, it would save $1.2 million in annual operating expenses. The cost of replacing the escalators was estimated at $13.9 million. Some of that expense would have been offset by not having to perform a mid-life overhaul on 18 of the candidates for a one-time savings of $4.5 million.
The bottom line, WMATA said, was that they'd recoup expenses in less than 10 years.
What happened to the idea? According to the minutes from the meeting of the Customer Service, Operations and Safety Committee:
"The Committee members posed several questions regarding the financial analysis presented. The Committee did not collectively embrace this proposal; however staff was requested to look at escalators shorter in height than was proposed, consideration of safety related issues and their impact on escalators versus stairs, demographics of our riding population, identification of the specific areas that would benefit from adding stairs and accessibility, as well as other cost-saving ideas."
A Metro spokesman put it more succinctly: "It was shot down in flames."
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From our colour-blocked bookcases to carefully chosen coffee-table books, it's easy to assume Canadians' style is about as authentic as the knock-off Barcelona chairs staged within.
But a Montreal researcher finds that even as "our homes are cliches,'' we're not phonies so much as people who fake it til we make it. That is, our decor choices may begin with imitation, but those decisions eventually become instinctive -- much like how we know not to pair socks with sandals (well, most of us, anyway).
This bears out in a new Journal of Consumer Research study that suggests taste gets so ingrained, home decorating is actually less a public performance than a genuine means of personal fulfillment.
"Some critics can be cynical, like we're just decorating for others. But we do it for ourselves, too,'' says study author Zeynep Arsel, assistant professor of marketing at Concordia University in Montreal.
"Of course I'm happy when one of my friends sees something in my home and says, 'That's cool!' But 85 per cent of the time, I'm the one appreciating that cool thing.''
Arsel's study, co-authored by Jonathan Bean of Parsons The New School of Design, draws on 15 hours of interviews and analysis of more than seven years of posts and comments on Apartment Therapy, a leading design website. It explains tastemaking as a three-phase loop: problemization, instrumentalization and ritualization.
"It all starts with acknowledging that things could be better,'' says Arsel. "Before visiting these websites, I never thought that having visible electronics cables was a big deal. But it turns out it`s a big aesthetic no-no, and I'm now very anal about it.''
Instrumentalization refers to rationalizing a design choice or purchase. And ritualization is the process through which imitation gives way to embodiment.
"We start by looking at these decorating sites and emulating what we see. But through repeated exposure, we develop a natural affinity for relating to objects, mix and matching them, picking the 'right' props and using them the 'right' way,'' says Arsel.
"When we buy a coffee table, we not only know where to put it, but also which antique vase to put on it, and in which corner that antique vase must be placed. These decisions become normal to us after a while.''
Andrew Potter, Canadian author of The Authenticity Hoax, says the ritualization process helps explain why so many people don`t look at their style judgments objectively.
"When it comes to other people, we have no problem seeing their taste as a function of their class -- 'lowbrow,' 'bourgeois,' 'nouveau riche' and so on. But when it comes to their own judgments, almost everyone thinks that they simply 'like what they like,''' says Potter.
"It's similar to the phenomenon where no one thinks they talk funny; other people have accents, while I simply pronounce words naturally.''
Nancy Marcus, the Vancouver blogger behind Marcus Design, confesses that Pinterest and decor blogs have been very influential on her style choices, as her background is actually in biochemistry.
"They've greatly affected my taste,'' says Marcus, whose perfectly curated blog belies her inexperience with design. "But it's a very fine line. There are even a few designers I know who've said, 'I can't do a chevron rug because it's too 'bloggy.' So it can go the opposite way as well.''
Interior designer Julie Okamura says online decor sites are indeed endowing people with better taste and know-how. But she adds that it`s also making them unrealistic.
"Everybody thinks they're a designer or a decorator now,'' says Okamura, principal at Calgary-based Pop Design Group.


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This unit consists of two parts, each with several activities which require students to participate in investigations, discussions, computer data analysis, role-playing, and research. In Part 1, students examine the roles of Earth's energy balance... (View More) and the greenhouse effect in creating and affecting climate. Part 2 focuses on the biosphere as a system. Students examine the interactions of organisms, the effects of climate change on food webs, and the importance to humans of a healthy, intact ecosystem. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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Each lesson or activity in this toolkit is related to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The toolkit is designed so that each lesson can be done independently, or combined and taught in a sequence. The Teacher Implementation Guide provides... (View More) recommendations for combining the lessons into three main strands: 1) Lunar Exploration - These lessons provide a basic introduction to Moon exploration. Note that this strand is also appropriate for use in social studies classes. 2) Mapping the Moon - These lessons provide a more in-depth understanding of Moon exploration through the use of scientific data and student inquiry. The lessons also include many connections to Earth science and geology. 3) Tools of Investigation - These higher-level lessons examine the role of technology, engineering and physics in collecting and analyzing data. (View Less)
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In this activity, teams of learners will model how scientists and engineers design and build spacecraft to collect, store, and transmit data to Earth. Teams will design a system to store and transmit topographic data of the Moon and then analyze... (View More) that data and compare it to data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. (View Less)
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In this kinesthetic activity, students will demonstrate how two spacecraft are able to document a space weather event across the Van Allen radiation belts better than one spacecraft can. Students will graph the data collected by one spacecraft and... (View More) by two spacecraft during a space weather event; compare and contrast the graphical data from one spacecraft and from two spacecraft collected during a space weather event; and explain that space weather events can change from time-to-time and place-to-place across the Van Allen radiation belts, which is why it is helpful to observe them from two spacecraft simultaneously. Includes background science information, student handouts and data collection sheets, teacher answer key, and suggested extensions and adaptations for students with vision or hearing impairments. (View Less)
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Learners will explore spacecraft radio communications concepts, including the speed of light and the time-delay for signals sent to and from spacecraft. Learners measure the time it takes for a radio signal to travel to a spacecraft using the speed... (View More) of light, demonstrate the delay in radio communication signals to and from a spacecraft, and devise unique solutions to the radio-signal-delay problem. In an extension, learners are asked to calculate the distance the spacecraft traveled. All NASA spacecraft missions have a telecommunications system and use radio waves to transmit signals. The context for this activity is sending a command to the New Horizons spacecraft telling it to take a picture of Pluto. Includes teacher background, adaptations, and student data sheets. (View Less)
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This problem-based learning module asks students to consider how future climate change could impact the frequency and intensity of hurricanes. They are tasked with studying the trends and impacts of hurricanes on coastal regions. They proceed by... (View More) conducting an Earth system analysis, examining connections and causal chains of impact that are set in motion by the hurricane throughout the Earth's atmosphere, biosphere, lithosphere, and hydrosphere. Teacher notes, rubric, and background resources are included. The student pages are available as a separate page that can be printed or displayed on a computer. (View Less)
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This is an activity about mission planning. Learners will use the roles of a navigation team, spacecraft, comet, Earth, and Sun to simulate how mission planners design a spacecraft/comet rendezvous. This activity requires at least four active... (View More) participants and a large open space. Includes mathematics extensions. (View Less)
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This is a unit in 7-8 sessions about objects outside of our solar system, including galaxies and the universe. Learners will investigate the contents of the universe, why light years are used to measure distances in space, the lifespan of a star,... (View More) and detecting extrasolar planets. Finally, they will examine evidence for habitable worlds beyond earth. This is Unit 4 of the GEMS Space Science Sequence for Grades 6-8, which is available for purchase (see related link). (View Less)
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This module is about collaboration and communication strategies that are used during mission design. Learners will strengthen their understanding of and ability to use collaborative processes and communication practices to clarify, conceptualize,... (View More) and make decisions. They will compare the risks of varying courses of action that confront scientists and engineers. After the risks are identified, they will gather and convey evidence supporting and refuting the viability of these actions, and reach consensus. The module strategies rely primarily on student investigation into the background information that is necessary to support arguments; make quantitative risk analyses; engage in debate, role-playing, and persuasive writing/communication processes; and practice group decision-making procedures. (View Less)


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Ann (Johnnie) Clifton
Ann (Johnnie) Clifton, 89, of Deerfield Beach, FL passed away peacefully on Friday, February 1, 2013.
Ann was born July 26, 1923 in Ashland, TN. For over 61 years, Ann was the beloved wife of the late Hugh (Jack) Clifton. She was the loving mother of Dyanne Clifton, the late Hugh Lynn Clifton, and James Elliot (Christina) Clifton. She was also the cherished grandmother of Tricia (Matt) Briggs, Angela (Scott) Landgraf, James Paul (Erica) Clifton, Kate (Paul) Hennig and Ric Clifton; and the great grandmother of Matthew, Daniel, and Lizzie Briggs and Madelyn Hennig.
Visitation will be held on Friday February 8, 2013 from 5:00 until 7:00 PM at Atkinson Chapel. Funeral services will be held on Saturday February 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM at Emmanuel Baptist Church with Reverend John Owen officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Malvern.
Arrangements entrusted to Atkinson Funeral Home of Malvern, AR. Guests may register at www.atkinsonfuneralhome.net.


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CHINO – City officials have expressed their objection, even threatening court action, to state plans to add more inmates at the already overcrowded California Institute for Men.
"We surely don't want more prisoners to be brought in," said Mayor Dennis Yates. "It's a general threat to our public safety."
As part of ongoing efforts to improve conditions at California's prisons and to reduce costs, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has said it plans to build a new Level II facility at five possible locations, one of them being CIM.
Level II inmates are the second lowest on the placement and security scale for state prisoners. A Level II facility primarily consists of open dormitories with a secure perimeter possibly patrolled by armed guards, according to the corrections agency.
Depending on available space, the state could build at CIM as many as three 792-bed units or a single facility with a second combining two 792-bed units.
The City Council at this week's meeting authorized staffers to send a letter to the Corrections Department outlining their concerns.
They are also encouraging residents to attend an upcoming environmental impact report meeting and voice their thoughts about the possibility of another facility opening up on CIM property.
Despite sharp reductions in the number of inmates at the Chino prison, its prison population is still at about 160 percent of capacity.
Safety issues aside, Yates worries another prison facility will further strain Chino and surrounding cities' resources.
"They tax our services (by using) our fire departments," Yates said. "Most (calls) are medical aids. That means that firefighter or ambulance is not available to the honest taxpaying citizens of Chino and Chino Hills."
The state will hold two meetings to discuss the expansion plan at 3 and 5 p.m. Jan. 30 at City Hall, 13220 Central Ave.
If authorities do decide to build on CIM property, Yates is ready.
"I think it will be cost-prohibitive. We will contest it and if need be, take them to court," he said.
State Senate Bill 1022, which authorized the new construction, says specifically, "any new beds constructed…shall be supported by rehabilitative programming for inmates" including vocational, substance abuse, employment assistance and pre-release planning.
Corrections officials anticipate the need of new facilities because proposed changes to its inmate classification criteria will most likely result in an increase in Level II inmates, according to the official notice of preparation of the environmental impact report.
City officials hope the condition of CIM, one of the oldest prisons in California, may keep authorities from building there.
In the early 2000s, CIM cost more to operate than any other prison in California due in part to poor maintenance, a high number of open positions and a high cost of overtime.
CHANGE OF MEETING: New meetings time and locations: 3 p.m. and again at 6 p.m. at the Chaffey College Chino Community Center, 5890 College Park Ave., Chino.


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Froze my bike like Han Solo in Carbonite
The pro racing is back in Louisville and I'm reminded of the time I spent there earlier this year blogging, writing for Wired, and racing. The conditions look dry this weekend in Derby City and not "Tundra of a frozen grass-mud course marked by rocks and roots," like Worlds was. A photo from the racing that weekend is the cover for Issue 06 that dropped this week. The issue is about riding in all conditions and persevering: #rodeinit.
When my raced ended in Louisville, I stopped, crawled off the bike and it just stood there frozen, like Han Solo in carbonite.


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Mayor's Office
Mayor Chris Beutler today invited area residents to the City's annual Uncle Sam Jam Independence Day celebration at Oak Lake Park Saturday, July 2. Activities will begin at 1 p.m., and the fireworks show will begin promptly at 10 p.m.
The fireworks are again sponsored by Pepsi-Cola and presented by Zambelli Internationale. The show will be choreographed to music provided by Broadcast House/NRG Media. and broadcast on its four radio stations — B107.3 FM, Froggy 98.1 FM, 105.3 Wow FM and KLIN 1400 AM. Music in the park will be provided by the FROGGY 98.1 FM boom box. The Lincoln Journal Star also is a partner in the celebration.
"We have a great day planned, and I want to thank our sponsors as well as City staff for keeping this annual tradition alive in Lincoln," said Mayor Beutler. "Moving the Uncle Sam Jam from July 4th to the 2nd holds down City expenses and allows families to enjoy the public event Saturday as well as private family celebrations on Monday."
The City Parks and Recreation Department will provide free family activities from 1 to 8 p.m., including canoeing, disc golf, volleyball, bocce ball, croquet, horseshoes, carnival games, bingo, three-legged and potato races, box hockey and the "NEOS" interactive game. Food and concessions will be available beginning at 1 p.m. in the main parking lot. VFW Post 3606 will conduct a flag-lowering ceremony at 8:30 p.m.
Parking is available at Oak Lake Park and in the Pfizer grass field at N.W. 4th and Cornhusker. No baseball games are scheduled, so parking also is available in the Haymarket Park lots, which can be accessed from 10th and Charleston. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic delays.
A special $3 event fee will be offered beginning at 1 p.m. at two downtown garages — Haymarket Garage at 9th and "Q" streets and Que Place Garage at 11th and "Q" streets. Handi-Van service is available for those eligible, and reservations can be made through the normal procedure by calling StarTran at 441-7109.
StarTran will provide free public shuttle bus service from 5 to 11 p.m. between the main entrance at Oak Lake Park and these locations:
In case of inclement weather, the fireworks display and the accompanying radio broadcasts will be rescheduled to Sunday, July 3. If family activities also are cancelled on Saturday, most of them will be rescheduled to Sunday as well.
Fireworks other than those used in the Zambelli show are prohibited in the park during the celebration. City ordinance allows the sale and use of permissible fireworks in the City only from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. July 3 and from 8 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. July 4 of each year. The City has a permit for its display on July 2.
The Red Cross will have first aid available. Alcohol is prohibited in the park. All pets are required to wear a leash in the park, and residents are discouraged from bringing pets to the park during the fireworks display.
More information on the day's events is available on the City website at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: uncle sam jam).


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It is not my Idea, i hear about games with areas of advertising in it. This areas are directly in the level.
Company's hear about this methode to advertise and pay for a little advertising area in the game.
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I hope you understand what i mean.
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These are great activity pages for anytime of the year. Kids love these printable sheets designed for coloring and re-coloring as a fun placemat. It's a great activity to keep the kids busy while preparing dinner too!
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Dominick M. Dimacale 8/31/2010 8:37:09 AMWill be seeing this in the Winner's Circle next month, for sure!
Beautiful, Violeta!
Dominick #1303596
Usman M. Bajwa 8/31/2010 8:38:56 AMLet the POTD arrive first! The colors, details and treatment on the face are terrific, Violetta.
Michelle Alton 8/31/2010 10:21:31 AMAmazing portraiture...those EYES! #8873242
Rod Partington 8/31/2010 1:09:52 PMFantastic portrait Violeta!
Valentin M. Armianu 8/31/2010 5:25:27 PMWOW Amazing A WINNER!! #8873896
Naomi Weiser 8/31/2010 10:12:21 PMgreat shot, the colors and the eyes are amazing #8874206
Violeta Harrington 9/1/2010 11:37:39 AMThank you all, I would be honored to have this image picked as a winner :) #8875418
Michael M. Petrizzo 9/15/2010 1:56:39 PMBeautiful finalist. Congrats. #8902419
Mark Dodge 9/15/2010 2:00:23 PMYour portraiture work is always so excellent, Violeta. I really like the way you framed this. Excellent lighting as always. Beautiful work. Congratulations. #8902443
Sherry L. Davis 9/15/2010 2:00:23 PMGorgeous! Congratulations! #8902444
Lynn M. Whitt 9/15/2010 2:15:06 PMAbsolutely gorgeous, CONGRATULATIONS!!! #8902578
Rona L. Schwarz 9/15/2010 3:03:35 PMStunning Violetta! Many congratulations on your superb Finalist, and good luck in the next round! #8902945
Sherran Andersen 9/15/2010 3:39:08 PMCongrats. #8903227
Linda D. Lester 9/15/2010 4:21:49 PMAwesome....Congratulations!!!!! #8903601
Rolando Rosito 9/15/2010 5:27:02 PMOutstanding finalist Violeta, good luck next round. #8904246
Linda L. Ruiz 9/15/2010 8:38:13 PM#8905846
Susan K. Snow 9/15/2010 9:51:54 PMThose eyes are amazingly beautiful. But more than that, the details, sharpness and clarity, tonality, and positioning in the image makes all this a real winner. I agree, I think this will be in the winner's circle, it's an outstanding finalist, Violeta.
Usman M. Bajwa 9/16/2010 12:32:37 AMHappy to see this again, Violeta. Huge CONGRATZ. on this beautiful Finalist.
Jessica Jenney 9/16/2010 4:29:20 AMCongratulations, Violeta on your stunning finalist! #8907910
R. J. Laudenbacher 9/16/2010 4:32:56 AMCongratulation Violeta on this outstanding Finalist....I see nothing but Gold here #8907928
Anne M. Young 9/17/2010 7:41:08 AMSuperb Finalist! Congratulations this is beautiful! #8912265
Val Feldman 9/17/2010 12:05:10 PMBeyond superb...in another realm entirely...Congratulations, Violetta on your First Place and much deserved Gold Win. Incredible work! Kudos!! #8912731
Bill Currier 9/17/2010 12:08:45 PMCongratulations Violetta on a well deserved first place finish! I love this pice. Superb and beautiful!! #8912745
Linda D. Lester 9/17/2010 12:33:34 PMJust beautiful.....Congratulations on your first place win! #8912843
Phyllis H. Burchett 9/17/2010 12:34:01 PMStunning...Congrats on your 1st place win!! #8912845
Usman M. Bajwa 9/17/2010 12:36:56 PMHuge CONGRATZ on your First Place Win, Violetta. And let the POTD arrive afterwards!!
Jennifer L. Alder 9/17/2010 1:11:16 PMA very pretty winner, Violetta! Congrats :) #8913051
Jessica Jenney 9/17/2010 1:16:30 PMCongratulations, Violeta on your superb First Place Win! #8913080
Lynne S. Fried 9/17/2010 1:47:44 PMAmazing work..Congratulations on your FIRST Place win! #8913217
Liz Mackney 9/17/2010 2:10:49 PMStunning! Congratulations! Well deserved! #8913279
Nancyj E. Hovey 9/17/2010 2:49:26 PM
On your First Place WINNER! 8o) #8913362
Gerri R. Jones 9/17/2010 4:29:22 PMCongratulations on a beautiful winner! #8913689
Shelly A. Van Camp 9/17/2010 4:30:31 PMVery Beautiful!! Congrats! #8913693
R. J. Laudenbacher 9/17/2010 5:32:10 PMWTG Violeta....I am thrilled to see this with Gold. Congratulations on your outstanding first place win. #8913884
Jean-Pierre Ducondi 9/17/2010 5:45:36 PMCongratulations!!!
Patti Coblentz 9/17/2010 6:55:17 PMCongratulations on your stunning 1st place win, Violetta! #8914128
Amanda D. Austwick 9/17/2010 7:55:14 PMWOW what a gorgeous portrait, and a well deserved First Place! CONGRATULATIONS!!! #8914323
Rich Helmer 9/17/2010 7:59:51 PMVery Beautiful!! Congrats!! #8914344
Stefania Barbier 9/18/2010 12:48:04 AMa true beauty... congratulations! #8914659
Anita Hogue 9/18/2010 6:08:51 AMExtremely gorgeous, Violetta! Congratulations! #8914944
Hosey M. Harrell III 9/18/2010 6:16:44 AMThis is truly a stunning winner, Violetta. Congratulations! #8914977
Violeta Harrington 9/18/2010 7:40:30 AMThank you so much, my friends!
Jeana Clark 9/18/2010 8:49:09 AM
Sharon Sawyer 9/18/2010 1:47:02 PMVioleta, HUGE congratulations on your outstanding First Place Win!!! #8916128
Kim Andelkovic 9/18/2010 3:59:19 PMAbsolutely gorgeous Violeta......stunning work, Congratulations on such an amazing win :-) #8916299
Randy D. Dinkins 9/19/2010 4:06:43 AMBig congrats on this beautiful portrait win! #8917056
Renee Doyle 9/19/2010 12:42:37 PMThose eyes!!! WOW!!! Big congratulations to you Violeta on this stunning and deserving winner!! #8918033
Donna R. Moratelli 9/20/2010 2:29:07 AMI love your work. I been fan of yours for a while! what do you do to the eyes of your subjects? What program,action or filter do you use?THat's what really makes your people pop. Congratulations! #8918956
Judy V. Kennamer 9/20/2010 9:46:48 AMCongratulations on your beautiful 1st Place Winner Violeta! #8919757
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 9/20/2010 9:49:32 AMCongratulations on your First Place win Violeta! Lovely eyes!! #8919764
Violeta Harrington 9/20/2010 2:55:01 PMIt is overwhelming to have so many nice people stopping by and leaving their comments and congratulations here. Thank you!!!
Donna, I am truly honored to have you as a fan, because your work is outstanding! I have been asked the question about the eyes quite a few times. There is no program, action or filter, each image is edited differently, because each image is unique. Most important to me is to have well lit eyes, with true highlights. I am going to post more about the way I edit the eyes on my blog:
Feel free to visit and subscribe. Once again, thank you for your kind words!
Lisa J. Boulden 9/21/2010 9:23:25 AMAbsolutely stunning!
Carol L. Fowler 9/21/2010 11:55:01 AMBeautiful Winner! Congrats! #8922140
Bill Houghton 9/22/2010 3:24:54 AMVioleta, Congratulations on your fantastic win. A truly magical shot. Have a great day, Bill
If you have time, check out my website:
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Robert D. Proctor 9/24/2010 6:00:04 AMBeautiful, Congratulations on your win. #8927150
Datha Y. Thompson 9/24/2010 6:06:21 AMThis is a FAV for me!!!! GORGEOUS!!!! Congratulations on the GOLD!!! :) #8927180
Dominick M. Dimacale 11/9/2010 4:11:16 AMVioleta, belated congratulations on your Win, I told you so!!!
Dominick #9022718
Lynne Morris 4/26/2012 11:07:36 PMWow Violeta this is absolutely stunning work, love it. #10110909
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I love all the emoticons, Christine!
Asa, I think it's been about 7 years that we've known each other. Time really does fly.
Yeah, 7 years should be about right! Holy wow time does fly Ah, remember all the drama with Guinness, moving and my divorce from George the *insert insult*? He still tries to keep in touch...Believe it or not...Sad.
I remember it all very well. I'm surprised that he tries to keep in touch.
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Unless you are the Rain Man of golf trivia, you've probably never heard of Steve Gilley. Not that he's completely obscure: Gilley has won over 25 professional events on the Hooters Tour, Tar Heel Tour, Gateway, Dixie, Peach State, and No Name tours in front of crowds numbering in the dozens. He has played in about 20 Nationwide Tour events over the years, and was the first-stage leader in at least two PGA Tour qualifying schools, but never earned his PGA Tour card.
In 2005 he made news for a practice round he played in Martinsville, Virginia before U.S. Open qualifying. Prepping with his Nationwide Tour companion Jerry Wood, Gilley made three eagles and 10 birdies to shoot 55 at Lynwood Golf and Country Club, the lowest verified round of golf ever recorded on a regulation course. That earned him a mention on the Golf Channel and a call from the Guinness World Record people.
Steve Eubanks is a former PGA professional, author, columnist and contributing editor at PGA.com. He shares his thoughts here each week.
But the 55 wasn't Gilley's greatest golf accomplishment. None of the winning tournament rounds were either. He didn't know it until this week, but his finest round, his gutsiest performance, and the moment in the game for which he might always be remembered, came this past Monday. And while you might not have known his name before, you will find him hard to forget, because his is the most inspirational golf story of the year.
It was a routine three-under-par 69, six birdies and three bogeys, during local U.S. Open qualifying at Miramont Country Club in Bryan, Texas with his wife, Kelly, on the bag.
And it came exactly 45 days after Gilley was hospitalized after suffering a stroke.
On the morning of March 31, he was on the second fairway at his home course in The Woodlands when he realized that he couldn't see the green 150 yards away. He tried to press on, but quit when he realized he had no feeling or grip pressure in his right hand.
"It was really scary," he said of the diagnosis. Men in their early forties don't have strokes, or so he assumed.
Hospitalized for the better part of a week with IVs and oxygen and one test after another, Gilley wasn't sure he would regain function in his right arm. His doctor told him that if all went well he might play golf again, but not at a high level.
"You don't play golf for a living, do you?" the doctor asked.
"Well, yeah, I have for the last 15 years," Gilley said. "It's all I've done."
"You probably won't be able to do that anymore," he was told.
That's when Gilley found the reservoir that rests deep in the souls of a select few. He went to physical therapy and worked ten times harder than everyone else there. It took two weeks before he had enough strength to grip a golf club, and another week after that before he could feel the club in his right hand.
He couldn't practice much, and had only been on the course four times since being released from the hospital before Open qualifying. None of those rounds were competitive. He hadn't even kept score.
"I am the most anxious person in the world when it comes to being prepared for a tournament," he said. "I was very nervous, because my biggest fear was going out and shooting 90. A couple of weeks ago, I couldn't get a putt close because I couldn't feel anything. So, I just hoped that I would play okay, maybe shoot around par."
Kelly, a former college golfer at FSU, provided more support than most caddies, bucking him up and reminding him that he still had what it took. But 16 holes into the round, Steve turned to her and said, "I don't think I'm going to make it."
"I think you're right on the number," Kelly said. "Come on baby, one more birdie and you're in for sure."
"No," Steve said. "I mean I don't think I'm going to make it through the round. I'm exhausted."
He did make it, not just through the round, but on to the next stage. The Gilleys qualified with a shot to spare and will move on to Sectionals at Lakeside Country Club in Houston, June 4.
"It was very special," Steve said. "I've never made it. I've been in playoffs and missed it by a shot, but in 15 years of trying, this is the first time I've gotten through. To think that this time, when I wasn't even sure I could play and I really wasn't worried about making it, that's when I get through, it just goes to show you that priorities and perspective matter."
So does heart.
There will be lower scores posted and bigger news made in golf this year, but you will have to look long and hard to find a more inspirational moment than the one Steve Gilley shared with his wife last Monday in Bryan.
"My attitude was to just have fun and know that my wife and my kids are happy to see me out here," Gilley said. "That's all the matters."
Then he paused, as if the magnitude of what he'd done had just hit him.
"It's amazing," he said, "how things work out like this sometimes."


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April 9, 2014
Admiral Bobby R. Inman, US Navy, presented "Inman's View of the World" to Wabash students on Tuesday night. The former Director of the NSA and Deputy Director of the CIA covered a wide variety of international issues in just one hour. Inman told the audience that he believed an understanding of the world was crucial for all students.
"You're going to be going into a world of a global economy," Inman said. "There is no going back to a domestic economy. And therefore, understanding the rest of the world – how it works, how we interact – is an understanding that you need to acquire and pursue for the rest of your adult life. Because understanding what's going on in places where you want to market a product or want to make sure your company doesn't go could be critical for your long-term success."
Inman had a captive audience. Many students, such as Joe Mount '15 showed up to hear the Admiral speak.
"I decided to attend Admiral Inman's talk because I was interested in the opinions of a person who has been in charge of one of the foremost intelligence agencies in the world," Mount said. "He's been exposed to aspects of politics that we can't even imagine, and knows about situations that we only think happen on TV. His view on the world had to be worth some inquiry."
Inman began with a list of the his five most important world threats. He said the most important threat in the world today is the proliferation of nuclear weapons. He mentioned that in the past, countries have only built nuclear weapons for defensive purposes, but North Korea and Iran could potentially sell the weapons to the highest bidder or instigate an attack on Israel. Inman also mentioned that global terrorism, cyber threats, international narcotics, and pandemic epidemics could threaten the world's stability and security.
Inman then to new technological developments in Mexico as well as fracking in the United States and the implications.
"There is a valid prospect for the first time in my adult life that North America could be energy independent," Inman said. "Not dependent on Venezuela, not dependent on the African countries, not dependent on the Persian Gulf."
Inman then moved to the issue of Syria. He looked at the country from a long-term perspective, and stressed the importance of sending help to Syrian refugee camps.
"Future leaders of Syria are probably in those refugee camps," Inman said. "The degree to which they get a chance for an education and the chance to look favorably upon the West will probably shape attitudes from Syria toward the rest of the world 20 years from now. What is doable is to go work inside those refugee camps and make sure that education and opportunities are there for those that will be the future leaders."
He then moved to Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.
"Mr. Putin just doesn't like us," Inman said to a chuckling audience. "He blames us for the collapse of the Soviet Union. He believes we deliberately humiliated Russia. He is determined to restore them to being considered a great power."
Inman does not believe the world has seen the last of Russian aggression in the region.
"I have been telling my colleagues to expect that what we would see next is an effort to bring down the government of Kiev [the capital of Ukraine], and if that failed, then a move toward separation of country and moving to take over Eastern Ukraine," Inman said. "I think he has recently realized that he can't topple the government, so I believe he is moving to create a whole separate country. And if he is successful with that, where does his appetite take him next?"
As the former Director of the NSA, Inman offered unique opinions on government secrecy.
"Knowledge is power," Inman said. "Particularly if you know things others don't, you will be more secretive. And it was that reluctance to talk that played a significant role in not putting facts together before 9/11. And I'm not persuaded that reluctance to talk is gone. I watched the Russians give us usable intelligence on the leader of the Boston Marathon bombing. It never got shared, so we couldn't identify the hostile intent."
But Inman seemed to believe some secrecy is necessary, and the fallout from revealing secret government programs can hurt antiterrorism efforts by making it harder to track potential terrorists.
"More worrisome to me, in the wake of Mr. Snowden and all of the disclosures about targets, is that I'm told that people who were being tracked have stopped communicating," Inman said.
The Admiral gave an expert's insight on many hot issues in the current political world that could not be found elsewhere on campus. But as Wabash students are taught to do, many formed their own opinions on the hot issues Inman discussed.
"There were some ideas I took issue with," Christian Lopac '16 said. "While such are matters of opinion spanning several intellectual areas, I found the Admiral's emphasis on the American government influencing economies throughout the world and intervening in other forms as problematic. The Admiral's speech was highly interesting and evidenced a wealth of knowledge, but it also seemed that he equated opposing economic or other forms of intervention as isolationist in nature."
Inman concluded by warning that the United States needs to maintain an active presence in the world.
"It's a fascinating world," Inman said. "It does need US leadership. It doesn't mean that we've got to be the policemen of the world, but it does mean that we need to actively ensure that there is a stable, peaceful world. And if we instead take the track of simply pulling back, history tells us that what that's likely going to produce is a lot of turbulence in the long-term."


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Alexandria Reese is a beautiful, kind, caring, creative, and all around amazing woman. Anyone who has ever interacted with Alix, even for a few minutes, has instantly been taken in by her charm and presence. Her love of sci-fi and fantasy (yes, alix is an avid D&D player), is eclipsed only by her love of people, especially children.
An innocent victim, Alix was shot in the neck by gang crossfire shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday the 27th at the intersection of Atcheson and Trevitt streets on the east side of Columbus, Ohio while driving home with a friend. The bullet severely damaged her spinal cord, paralyzing her from the shoulders down. As she continues her journey at Skilled Nursing Facility in Central Ohio, we ask that you take the time to spread the word, make a donation, and offer her support through this very difficult time.
The intention of this page is to gather and share all present and future resources and support for Alix's case. Thanks to all the friends and family who have been tirelessly working on getting the word out there. I would encourage you all to spread the word so that we can get this amazing woman all the help and support she both needs and deserves.
Despite all that has been going on, Alix remains positive and strong, and that is in large part due to the overwhelming support from not only the Columbus scene, but from caring and compassionate people from all over the world. Her story has even reached the celebrity sphere, attracting the attention and support of Neil Gaiman, Warren Ellis, Kevin Smith, and Tim Burton. The level of support has been inspiring to say the least.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact police at 614-645-4141 or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers at 614-461-8477.
Crime Stoppers is currently offering a $2000 reward for information leading to arrest of the shooter.
Alix is a great friend to countless people. She has a huge spirit and an even bigger heart. She's a beautiful, creative woman and deserves all the love that surrounds her. All the money we can raise toward her medical bills will be endlessly appreciated. If you can't make it out to one of the many fundraising events, you may donate by PayPal with the button below. Please give what you can so that we can support Alix in her recovery!
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Potential Redevelopment of Vlasic Pickle/Pinnacle Millsboro site
Allen M. Harim Foods has entered into a Brownfields Development Agreement (BDA) with DNREC, with the intent of purchasing the site and converting the facility to a poultry processing plant. A BDA is an agreement between DNREC and a brownfields developer with respect to a Certified Brownfields Site that sets forth a scope of work and remedial activities during development of the site.
A public workshop was held on November 21, 2013. A second opportunity for public comment – a public hearing on the brownfields development agreement and a proposed plan of remediation by DNREC's Site Investigation and Restoration Section – was held December 17, 2013.
The workshop provided concerned residents an opportunity to understand environmental issues being addressed by DNREC in the event that the former Vlasic Pickle site is acquired by Allen M. Harim Foods and converted to a poultry processing plant. The public hearing will provide concerned citizens with an opportunity to make their concerns a matter of public record.
NOTE: The property asset acquisition due diligence that is attendant to this proposed transaction addresses both existing environmental contamination issues and concerns, and also includes development plans to handle environmental issues when the plant becomes operational in its proposed capacity.
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When you think of a "waltz" you probably think of "Strauss"-and for good reason.
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JennKBM wrote:Ben does it quite often.... He's actually mastered catching his tail, and it's more of a game for him that can easily be brought on by humans. All you have to do is pick up his tail and hold it sideways he'll get it then run around in a few circles. It can be quite funny, depending on who is around, and my daughter adores it. Sends her into immediate belly laughter.
dogcrazyjen wrote:Tallulah went through this, and in BTs it can become life threatening behavior ie they cannot stop, the OCD things! I redirected her with training, to get her thinking brain overriding her OCD brain. I also started flyball, which is a straight run sport-they run over a straight line of jumps, then back. She rarely spins now, and only when she is really boared and under exercised.
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Sanjeev has multiple roles at Youngevity stemming from product development and formulation to working to building out the marketing strategy in their international markets. He has an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management and a Bio Psychology degree from the University of Michigan. Formulating nutrition products for over 15 years, he's developed entire lines of supplement products from sports performance to various disease management states. His specialty and research emphasis focuses on nutrition and exercise interventions in diabetes/obesity, auto-immune diseases, neurological issues, and post chemotherapy recovery. His client list includes some of the top professional athletes in the world, SuperBowl MVP's, Stanley Cup Champions, World Series Hall of Famers, and Olympic Medalist. Sanjeev is the founder/CEO of Javia Wellness Group and is a board member or partner in various health related organizations such as SpeedFlex Training Systems, Like A Pro Inc, SuperFlex Fitness, DermSpectra Imaging, and Splash Beverage Group. His focus at Youngevity is to further reinforce the incredible health philosophy of 90 For Life and support the overall mission of solving today's health concerns through high quality supplementation.


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Do you understand and practice proper lockout/tagout procedures when performing maintenance on electrical equipment? Whether it's out of complacency or ignorance, there are certainly many electrical workers who don't. Of the 10 most-violated OSHA standards, based on citations issued from Oct. 1, 2004 through Aug. 30, 2005, lockout/tagout was the fifth most-cited offense.
Want to avoid receiving one of these citations and better protect yourself from shocks and arc flash? To make sure you and your workers are up-to-date on lockout/tagout procedures, it's a good idea to follow a routine set of work practices and general policies.
According to Davenport, Iowa-based Mancomm's American Safety Training division, which provides OSHA compliance products and safety training, lockout/tagout should occur in three phases. Step one is to apply lockout/tagout, which includes notifying workers in the area and labeling tags with names or pictures identifying them with the authorized workers placing them. The second step is to service and repair the equipment. The final step is to return equipment to proper operation, which must be handled by the authorized workers that applied the lockout/tagout. No one else can attach or remove locks or tags on behalf of authorized workers.
To test your knowledge of lockout/tagout, here's a quick quiz from Mancomm to help evaluate your program:
- What is the purpose of lockout/tagout?
a.) To make sure the work is being completed on time.
b.) To protect people from serious harm due to accidental release of energy.
c.) To make sure the workplace is secure after-hours.
d.) To make sure employees are in top physical condition.
- What is an energy isolating device?
a.) A lock
b.) A mechanical device like a valve or a circuit breaker
c.) A tag
d.) A and C
- You can help an authorized person by fastening his lock to a disconnect switch.
a.) True b.) False
- What types of lockout/tagout records should be kept?
a.) Written lockout/tagout procedure.
b.) Inspection documents.
c.) Training records.
d.) All of the above.
ANSWERS: 1.) b., 2.) b., 3.) b., 4.) d.


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Drivers continue to exceed posted speed limits on all kinds of roads, but the problem has worsened on freeways and expressways. That is the takeaway from a new national survey of traffic speeds by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
The agency measured free-flow travel speeds during 2007 and 2009 for all types of motor vehicles on freeways, arterials and collector roads across the United States. On limited-access highways, the percentage of vehicles exceeding posted speed limits by any amount jumped 23 percentage points from 2007 to 2009. Fourteen percent of all vehicles traveling limited-access highways exceeded posted speed limits by 10 mph or more during 2007. The percentage rose to 20 percent during 2009. On other types of roads, proportions of drivers exceeding the speed limits fell slightly in 2009 compared with 2007. Still, 13 percent of vehicles on major arterials and 15 percent on minor arterials traveled at least 10 mph over posted speed limits during 2009.
NHTSA cautions that the increase in travel speeds may be due to differences in data collection periods. Continued speed-enforcement campaigns in some states and a 2009 decline in vehicle miles traveled amid the U.S. recession may have had an effect, the agency says. Less-congested roads may have prompted motorists to drive faster.
The survey marks the first time NHTSA has collected nationally representative estimates of travel speeds on public roads for all types of motor vehicles. States used to submit speed data to the Federal Highway Administration, but that requirement was abolished with the 1995 repeal of the national maximum speed limit.
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