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Arrivederci Siena…..For NowSiena, Fall 2011
Well, here is my attempt at summarizing the greatest experience of my life (I strongly apologize for the cliché, but it's true). During the second half of my semester in Siena, I became quite nostalgic with that beautiful city. I am so grateful that I spent most weekends in Siena rather than traveling every weekend. Don't get me wrong, traveling is incredible, but I've always held the opinion that knowing and understanding one's city is the most important aspect of studying abroad. Before I left for Italy, I set a personal goal to truly connect with the Italian culture. I did not want to succumb to the all too common fate of many American study-abroaders who cling to other Americans during their time abroad. When I arrived to Italy, I realized that was easier said than done. The language barrier was quite large early on, especially in a small city like Siena, in which it seems that no one can or wants to speak English. However, that quickly changed when I met group of Italian students who go to the University of Siena. They turned out to be some of the kindest, sweetest, funniest, and friendliest people I have ever met. So, this next part is for you: Giovanna, Annunziata, Andrea, Roberta, and Stefania: Grazie mille per tutti. Avete fatto la mia esperienza a Siena, la migliore possible. Siete i migliori amici che ho potuto chiedere di. Spero che vi vedrò di nuovo nel prossimo futuro. Ogni volta che sento singhiozzi ora, penso a voi. =) Rimaniamo in contatto! [caption id="attachment_33428" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="My amazing Italian friends. (L to R) Roberta, Giovanna, myself, Stefania, and Annunziata."][/caption] This semester has made me reconsider my path to becoming an educator in the United States. Before, I had a very linear path towards that goal. Now, I think I'm going to take a detour from that road and hopefully move back to Italy to teach English. I have fallen so in love with the Italian culture that I have to go back again for an extended period of time. I'm currently researching history and political science graduate programs in Italy. So the next time I go, I'll hopefully live in Italy for at least a full year. Plus, the one goal that I did not meet while abroad was marrying a beautiful Italian girl, so I have to go back. And here are my top 10 favorite images from this semester (in no particular order). [caption id="attachment_33436" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Che bello!"][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33435" align="alignnone" width="198" caption="San Galgano in Tuscany. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33434" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Cinque Terre was just plain beautiful. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33433" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="This was an all too common site in Italy. One can only imagine what they must think of today's youth. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33432" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="I think this image is a nice representation (although a bit stereotypical) of Italian fashion culture. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33431" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Sunrise over Lake Geneva. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33430" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="This bevy of swans were vicious. "][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33429" align="alignnone" width="198" caption="This couple totally caught me taking this photo."][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33427" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Gstaad, Switzerland."][/caption] [caption id="attachment_33426" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="My friend, Roberto, walks along the beach in Cinque Terre."][/caption] If you would like to view more images from my semester in Italy, check out my website here: http://www.prokoschphotography.com/ Siena, thank you for making these past four months the best ones of my life. Ci vediamo presto.
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5th Annual New Mexico Photographic Art Show
For the fifth straight year, the juried Annual New Mexico Photographic Art Show (ANMPAS) will reveal a truly stunning image collection to the public that ranges from evocative toprovocative and from humorous to haunting.
From Sunday, December 8th until Sunday, December 29th, ANMPAS will display nearly two hundred images that showcase some of the very finest work available by New Mexico photographers.
Open only to New Mexico resident photographers - and scored by a team of judges recognized for their own work and contributions to photographic art - the 2013 competition garnered a record number of entries and represents work from photographers located in every county in New Mexico.
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The exhibit is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm at Expo New Mexico's Fine Arts Building. While there is a nominal charge for parking, admission to the show is free.


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Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT)
(Under the aegis of Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India)
15 A, Sector-7, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075
Phones : (011) 47151000, Extn. 337 & 338, Fax : 91-11-25088637
e-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] website : www.ccrtindia.gov.in
Last date for submission of duly filled Form in CCRT, New Delhi – December 31, 2011
Note: Children whose date of birth is in between 01.07.1998 and 30.06.2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply for the award of scholarships for the year 2012-13.
For free application form and further details follow the links below:
Centre for Cultural Resources and Training
Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme
The object of the scheme is to provide facilities to outstanding talented children selected in the age group of 10 to 14 years (as per the cut off eligibility dates), studying either in recognized schools or belonging to families of practicing traditional performing artists for getting specialized training in various cultural fields such as traditional forms of music, dance, drama as well as painting, sculpture and crafts, laying special emphasis on rare art forms, which are in the process of becoming extinct.
Subject to availability of funds, the total number of fresh scholarships to be awarded every year will be 520, of which 125 may be reserved for children of families practicing traditional performing arts etc. and 20 for Specially Challenged children. The remaining 375 scholarships will be treated as general scholarships.
The talented children in the age group of 10 to 14 years (as per the cut off eligibility dates), studying in the recognized schools will be eligible to apply under the Scheme. In exceptional cases, the lower age limit can be relaxed up to two years. In the case of children of families practicing traditional performing arts, the condition regarding attendance of school for academic education will not be imposed at the time of application. But in the event of their selection, they must attend a school for academic education and their scholarship will be released only on submission of a proper certificate from the Head of the School.
The children whose parent's/guardian's total monthly income is less than ` 6000/- only (Rupees Six Thousand Only) per month will be given preference for the award of scholarship. However, the criteria of talent and potential will be taken into consideration for all the candidates.
The Scholarship awarded under the scheme will be initially for two years at a time and is renewable after every two years till the completion of the first university degree stage of education or up to the age of 20 years, whichever is earlier, subject to the awardee maintaining good progress. However, if the Half-Yearly Progress Reports are not submitted in time regularly, then the decision regarding discontinuation can be taken any time without prior notice, as and when required.
Children not continuing academic education beyond Higher Secondary stage, but wishing to continue their training in the respective cultural fields in which scholarship has been awarded, on full time basis and without undertaking employment etc. shall continue to receive the scholarship till the age of 20 years or the completion of training course, whichever is earlier.
The payment of scholarship will start from the date which may be specified by the Centre or from the date on which the admission is obtained in the approved course in an Institution or with the approved guru, whichever is later. In the case of those studying with the guru, the date of commencement of studies with the guru will be date of commencement of the course.
Application for the scholarship should be submitted by the parents/guardians in the prescribed form in one field/subject only, after getting necessary recommendations from school/ institution and guru/teacher, where the applicant is studying and receiving training respectively, directly to the CCRT, New Delhi by December 31, 2011.
Duly completed applications from children belonging to the families practicing traditional arts will be obtained through renowned Gurus/Institutions by the CCRT directly.
Applicaton Form for Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme 2012:
For further details contact:
1. Director General,
Centre for Cultural Resources and Training,
15-A, Sector - 7, Pappankalan, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110075.
Telephone:(011) 25088638, 47151000 Fax: 91-11-25088637,
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3-B, Ambavgarh, Near Swarup Sagar, Udaipur, Rajasthan Pin Code: 313001
Tel.No. (0294) 3291577, 2430771, 2430764, Fax No (0294) 2430771
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Tel.No. (0361) 2130020-21 , Fax No.(0361) 2130021
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Congressman Phil Roe (R-Tennessee) is not happy with President Obama's decision to cancel self-guided White House tours.
In a letter from Roe and several of his colleagues, they question the President's decision to close the doors to the White House indefinitely due to the sequestration.
Roe says Americans have the right to see democracy at work and he calls the decision "a mistake."
Roe also says the House of Representatives has also had to cut its office budgets 10 percent due to sequester cuts.
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The Los Angeles Lakers looked like they were going to tie the series at 2-2, but another late comeback by the Oklahoma City Thunder has them in a 3-1 hole. Los Angeles had control for most of the game. That is until the Thunder went on a 24-8 run in the fourth quarter to win Game 4 103-100. The series is headed back to Oklahoma City for Game 5 on Monday. Tip-off is scheduled for 9:30 EST and will be televised nationally on TNT.
After Oklahoma City's 29-point blowout win in Game 1, the last three games have all been decided by 3-points or less. Looking ahead to Game 5, the Thunder are favored by 8-points over the Lakers with the total set at 192 points.
Los Angeles
The Lakers got another big offensive performance from Kobe Bryant, who had a game-high 38-points on 12 of 28 shooting. However, Bryant struggled when it mattered most in the fourth quarter. I personally think Kobe played good enough to win, but he was forced into taking a lot of very difficult shots.
The big question everyone is asking, is why did the Lakers go away from Andrew Bynum in the second half. Bynum ended up with 18 points and nine rebounds, but he had just four shot attempts in the the final two quarters. While Bynum wasn't getting the ball, Pau Gasol had another disappointing playoff performance with just 10 points and five rebounds.
As good as Byrant was in Game 4, the Lakers season is going to be over on Monday if they don't get Bynum and Gasol going for a full four quarters.They also have to do a better job of slowing down the pace. If the Thunder get to 100 points, I can't see the Lakers winning on the road.
Oklahoma City
Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook were both spectacular in Game 5. Westbrook did an amazing job keep the Thunder within striking distance. He had a team-high 37 points on 15 of 26 shooting, with most of those 37 points coming in the second half. Durant added 31 points, but none were bigger than the three-points he scored on a 3-pointer with just under 14 seconds to play. It gave the Thunder a 101-98 lead and a chance to close out the series at home on Monday.
Oklahoma City got a rare 14 points out of Serge Ibaka, and it came at the right time. James Harden has done a fantastic job of coming off the bench and giving the Thunder a lift, but he was held to just 12 points on 2 of 11 shooting. Harden is really struggled to find his shot in Los Angeles. In Games 3 and 4, he went just 6 of 24 from the field.
Even though the Thunder have a comfortable 3-1 series lead and just stole a game in Los Angeles, I think Game 5 is one they really need to win. The last thing they want to do is go back to Los Angeles for Game 6 and risk the chance of this series going to a Game 7. I personally think the Thunder will send the Lakers packing. I was impressed with how well the Lakers played on a back-to-back, but I think this team is going to really struggle to match the intensity of Oklahoma City in Game 5.
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Winners named in Cupcake Quest
Check out this week's Quick Bites here.
The winner of Cupcake Quest has been in business since September and only sells at a few locations.
But the best cupcakes you can buy in Elkhart County come from Happy Dance Cupcakes in Goshen.
After tasting dozens of cupcakes from the bakers of Elkhart County, Margaret Potuck is the winner of Cupcake Quest.
She bakes out of a commercial kitchen in her house on Douglas Street. She sells at the Goshen Farmers Market and via Constant Spring, as well as directly to customers.
Here's why she beat out SugaRush Desserts, Mini Delights Bake Shoppe and Dutch Maid Bakery:
Ÿ Her cupcakes are consistent. They all look alike. The icing rises in a high swirl from the cake. The fillings stay inside the cake. The flavors don't vary.
Ÿ The cupcakes are inventive without being gimmicky. They combine sweet and tart (raspberry limeade and strawberry lemonade) or chocolate and flavorings (peanut butter or alcohol). But they don't try to turn a food group into a cupcake.
Ÿ The cupcakes are the complete package of moistness, flavor and appearance. They're balanced. They have more icing than some need, but aren't messy and you can always remove some icing.
They're the best you can find in Elkhart County, based on tasting cupcakes from 15 places with my wife, Bethany.
We tried a lot of cupcakes — roughly 55 to 60 different cupcakes in 2 1/2 months. I let bakers give us their best, along with a chocolate cupcake. I learned that it's really hard to balance chocolate and moistness in a cupcake.
Last week, we tasted two flavors of cupcakes again from the finalists. And we picked a winner. It happened to be a 26-year-old Goshen woman who started making cupcakes with fresh ingredients after moving here with her husband. She may have a shop someday, but for now she'll make them at home and sell them where she can.
SugaRush makes great cupcakes. The lemon raspberry cupcake we ordered again for the final tasting is a great blend of flavors. The cupcakes just weren't quite as glorious or delicious as Happy Dance's. The bakery is more focused on cakes than cupcakes, but Megan Williams and others there are turning out some great stuff.
Mini Delights delights a lot of people with its cupcakes. Kelly Bowdoin and Ashley Krieg helped make cupcakes popular in Elkhart County and sell an astounding number each week. The strawberry is very good and other flavors, particularly some of the experiments like maple bacon, are interesting. No one locally is making better mini cupcakes. But at times, you get a dry cupcake from Mini Delights. It's not common, but it's happening sometimes.
Dutch Maid made the prettiest cupcakes in the contest. The flowers on top created by the decorators are wonderful. The cupcakes are reasonably priced and pretty good, but they aren't as creative or flavorful as the other finalists. Marilee Nixon's historic bakery makes a broad range of baked sweets and does them well. Any community is fortunate to have a bakery like this.
Those are my opinions. Others may not necessarily agree.
What the readers say
We did eight days of online voting on eTruth.com. In that time, readers cast a total of 5,428 votes. People could vote more than once and I don't know how many times someone may have voted. The totals were:
Ÿ Mini Delights, 2,714
Ÿ SugaRush, 1,504
Ÿ Happy Dance, 826
Ÿ Dutch Maid, 384
What other tasters say
Nine Truth employees agreed to taste all eight cupcakes I ordered from the four bakers for a final tasting. There wasn't a lot of agreement about which cupcake was best and they didn't know which baker had prepared which cupcake. The nine picked six different cupcakes as their favorites. Three of them favored the Mini Delights strawberry cupcake and two favored SugaRush's raspberry lemon. Happy Dance's strawberry lemonade or Irish car bomb cupcakes were in most taster's top three.
Cupcake craze to continue?
The reality is that we have great cupcakes here. They're a quick and easy treat to obtain and eat. They're becoming more popular as a replacement for cakes.
As I've written before, I didn't know there were so many people making and selling cupcakes locally. I'm glad for that. I'm also glad to be done eating cupcakes for a while.
I don't know how long the cupcake craze will last. It may stick around a while in Elkhart County. But even if it doesn't, the bakers will show their skills in another way.
What's next?
I need a break from eating the sugar that judging cupcakes required. I need to focus on health and being active.
As usual, the column will focus on local food, but even more so this summer. Amid writing about new restaurants, I'll write about local farmers, what they produce and how they fill Community Supported Agriculture boxes for subscribers each week. I'll write about how to prepare the produce that Rise Up Farms in Elkhart provides me on a weekly basis. It'll be another quest, of sorts, but one that involves a lot of fresh, local produce.
I'm hungry. Let's eat.
The ratings of Cupcake Quest
5 stars Happy Dance Cupcakes, Goshen (winner). Available at Goshen Farmers Market on Tuesday and Saturday, at Constant Spring or by calling 812-360-0570 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also find her on Facebook. She won't be at the market this weekend.
SugaRush Desserts, 5150 Verdant Drive, Elkhart
Mini Delights Bake Shoppe, 217 S. Main St., Elkhart
Dutch Maid Bakery, Linway Plaza, Goshen
4 stars
South Side Soda Shop, Goshen
Sweet-Em's Cake Shoppe, Goshen
Sweet Babycakes Desserts, Elkhart
3 1/2 stars
Adam's Cake Shop, Elkhart
Rhonda's Cake Cottage, Elkhart
3 stars
Baker's Nook, Elkhart and Goshen
b on the river, Elkhart
Sweeties, Elkhart
2 1/2 stars
Maple City Market, Goshen
2 stars
Cupcake Queen, Elkhart
1 1/2 stars
Martin's Super Markets
Marshall V. King is news/multimedia editor and food columnist for The Elkhart Truth/eTruth.com. You can reach him at 574-296-5805, email@example.com, on Twitter @hungrymarshall or via www.facebook.com/diningalaking.


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I am just curious why my other malware/spyware/virus software did not detect the stupid thing.
Questionable sites? You mean like BF?? Curiously the site that I was trying to search for was the weight weenie site and the stupid virus sent me elsewhere.
Porn & lyrics sites come to mind. It was more of a joke though.. =]Questionable sites? You mean like BF?? Curiously the site that I was trying to search for was the weight weenie site and the stupid virus sent me elsewhere.
It doesn't have to be pron or cracked software sites.
I got infected by doing a google search on somebody that died that day and clicking on a "bio" link. I found out later that folks launching new malware like to get up sites quickly that are "in the news". Google finds them and they are high in the search (maybe they are paying for this to Google?), but Google hasn't gotten them on the "possible bad site" list as of yet. And the malware is new, so it isn't in the list that your "protection" is looking for.
It really sucks.
I'm the world's forgotten boy. The one who's searchin', searchin' to destroy.
They try to scan for malware (their Website Admin management page tells you if your site has Malware on it) - so my guess is it's just that they don't detect the malware in this case, as mollusk said.
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Okay Mac guys I've got a question. I had to have my video card replaced and since then my computer has been backing up to computer 2. I can't get it to back up to the original folder called computer and when I open time machine it only goes back to the first day of computer 2. How do I get it back to the original?
Not many things geeks love more than geeky books. What books do you have at work (or school) right now?
I've been filling my new office with classics like:
- "C++ Programming" from Stroustrup
- "Enterprise Computing with Objects"
- "Maximizing .Net Performance"
- "Design Patterns" (the famous blue/white one from Gamma, et al)
- "Object-Oriented Analysis & Design with Applicaitons"
- "Refactoring"
- "How We Test Software at Microsoft" - got this one for free since the guy who wrote it works a floor down, need to get an autograph..
Anyway, what does your work library consist of?
It's kind of like dungeons and dragons with armies instead of characters. Or like Risk, I suppose.
I used to buy a ton of the Tyranid stuff because I loved painting them. They're all at my parent's house. I used to spend like 40-50 hours on each one of the miniatures...
Truth, like light, blinds. Falsehood, on the contrary, is a beautiful twilight that enhances every object.
-Albert Camus
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And besides, I need something to fill my shelves with!
A side-note: my new rule about buying books is that I don't buy anything with a version number in the title. They just don't last long enough (e.g. .Net 2.0, etc)...
- W.Richard Stevens in general.
- the dinosaur book
- Computer Organization and Design by Patterson and Hennessy.
- the Java language spec
Somehow all of these seem to stay useful. The one must-have that's somehow continued to elude me even though I've been out of school for almost 10 years, is a set of Knuth's TAoCP. Practicality aside, I find it hard to take my own CS degree seriously without owning these books.
hmm. i've just moved in to a lead architect role, so i should really update my library...
if I recall correctly, ACM members also have access to books24x7. or maybe it was a safari discount. i forget...and i let my ACM membership lapse this year.
Library = awesome. I've been working from home the last few years and one of the things I miss the most (aside from the social stuff) is the library. Local public library is of course a joke when it comes to computer related books. That annoys me quite a bit as I have a ton of still-relevant books I'd happily donate to them; but they just turn them around and sell them for $.50 each, rather than actually stock their shelves.
Wait, what were we talking about?
Random segue I know, but anyone ever play around with remote mini-submersibles? I have zero robotics/EE experience but stuff like this seems so cool -
- K&R is the Kernigan & Richie(?) book on C, right?
- Stevens is the TCP Illustrated book? I have that one! Love it...
- The Dinosaur book is the OS book? I had that one in college, wish I'd kept it
Another book I had in school that I wish I'd kept was the famous "Dragon book", e.g. the compiler book..
As for the Knuth books, I too feel unworthy for not owning them! One of these days..


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The summer concerts will be held on the second Sunday of the month from June through September. All concerts are held on the outside stage on the east side of the church.
Concert coordinator Jim Stevenson said, "This is truly a multi-denominational event as those in attendance come from churches throughout Bee County, and the concert series has featured local performers from many area churches including Baptists, Presbyterian, Catholic, Methodist and non-denominational. We have built a brand new stage, and we are all ready go."
Dr. Gary Williams will kick off the 2013 Summer Concert Series on Sunday, June 9, at 7:30 in the evening. This is the third time in four years that Williams has performed at one of the summer concerts, and the second time he has opened the concert series. Williams' talents extend far beyond his veterinarian practice, as he is also a talented singer and guitar player. If you have not seen him perform, you are in for a real treat at this concert. His laid-back style is always a huge hit with the audience as he performs songs of some of today's most popular Christian artists mixed with some of his own personal favorites.
"He's so relaxed, and his style is so mellow it's like watching John Denver in concert," Stevenson added.
The Faith Lutheran Church's own praise band, Crossways, will perform the second concert in the series on Sunday, July 14, at 7:30 in the evening. Crossways provides the worship music at Faith Lutheran on the second Sunday of each month. This will be a special bittersweet concert for Crossways as this will be the farewell concert for their lead singer Stacy Stevenson. Stacy has been with Crossways for four years. For those who may not know Stacy by name, she has appeared in several Coastal Bend College musicals, including the role of Maria in the "Sound of Music." Stacy will be moving to San Antonio in the fall, so make sure to see her farewell performance at this concert.
Tucker Rackley will perform on Aug. 11 at 7:30 in the evening. "Tucker was a big hit in 2012 and will be retuning to the Faith Lutheran stage again this summer," Stevenson said. The former superintendent of Pettus ISD is a gifted musician and talented vocalist. Rackley is a member of the First United Methodist Praise Band and also helps lead the music at many of the monthly Emmaus Community gatherings. In 2012, special guest Mark Garcia joined him, and they were a huge hit with everyone. Some special guests will once again join Rackley when he returns to Faith Lutheran's outdoor stage in August.
Gospel Truth will close out the summer gospel concert series on Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. Gospel Truth has concluded the concert series every year since the summer concerts began. Gospel Truth has a huge following in the area and many fans. They have outstanding harmonies and excellent musicians, and their country gospel flavor is always a crowd pleaser.
"This group performs all over the area and are true professionals. This toe-tapping concert is always great way to close out our Faith Lutheran Summer Gospel series," Stevenson said. "And we are so proud to have them back for the fourth straight year."


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Migrants from the Philippines and Sri Lanka have taken on a growing role in filling labor shortages in Jordan, leading to significant challenges surrounding the recruitment of these foreign workers. Based on interviews with government officials in sending and receiving countries and focus groups with migrants, the report analyzes the role of private recruitment agencies and points to oversight gaps.
الأردنية ودعم اقتصاده. وابتدأت العَمالة غير العربية الآتية من آسيا بالزيادة في السنوات الأخيرة في الأردن، وبالأخص من سريلانكا والفِليبّين.
This report highlights gaps and anomalies in labor protection, while recognizing that U.S. law sets significant standards for minimum wage, overtime pay, child labor, safe and healthy workplaces, antidiscrimination, labor organizing, and collective bargaining.
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The grandson of onetime [muzeItalic]Louisiana Hayride[/muzeItalic] performer Richard Yates, country singer/songwriter Chris Young hails from Murfreesboro, TN, and first drew the public's attention when he appeared on the Nashville Star television show in 2006. Young's singing abilities first surfaced in children's theater productions in grade school, and with his family's full support, he threw himself into learning all he could about music, and country music in particular.
By the time he was a senior in high school he was already playing clubs in the Nashville area, and his self-released debut album was out before he even graduated from high school. Young attended college at Belmont University in Nashville and then Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, all while still managing to do some 150 live shows a year.
He was offered and accepted a gig fronting the house band at Cowboy's in Arlington, TX, and it was there that a fan kept insisting that he audition for the Nashville Star TV show. Young eventually made the trip to Houston and passed the audition, and the whole affair paid off handsomely with a contract from RCA Records.
Young's debut single, "Drinkin' Me Lonely," a song he wrote with Larry Wayne Clark, was released in 2006, followed later in the year by a Buddy Cannon-produced album called simply Chris Young. A second album, The Man I Want to Be, produced by James Stroud, appeared in 2009.
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|Gemini-2 and Gemini-1 Telescope Mount Controller
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All Gemini 1 Features +
* Color Graphic Touch Screen clearly displays all functions
* Classic four-button pattern for guiding, centering, moving and
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* Support for the original four-button controller (Losmandy Part # HC)
* For GM8, G-11, Titan, Titan 50, Titan HGM and MI-250 mounts
* Custom mount support using the Programmable Gear Rate function,
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* 8°/sec Slew Rate (GM8)
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* DC Servos for improved accuracy with higher torque than stepper motors
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* GPS-compatible with optional receiver
* Stand-alone system. No PC required!
* Ethernet 10/100 with full DHCP/Static IP functionality permits operation
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* Non-Volatile Memory and Real-Time Clock
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* Two USB ports; (USB-B, marked USB is functional now. USB-A for future support.
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* Port E - future high-res encoders, or end sensor support.
* Port F - multi-function serial; A/D I/O (Feature Port)
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* User programmable star catalogs for both hand controller and Web based interface.
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Two Utica-Area Men Plead Guilty in String of Bank Robberies
|U.S. Attorney's Office May 08, 2013
Zachariah Edwards, 21, of Frankfort, and Nicholas Ferrone, 21, of Utica, admitted robbing:
- Chase Bank, 6004 Court Street, Syracuse, New York, of $2,156 on January 14, 2013
- Berkshire Bank, 2080 Western Avenue, Guilderland, New York, of $2,566 on January 23, 2013
- Chase Bank, 4425 East Genesee Street, Dewitt, New York, of $4,680.75 on January 28, 2013
- Trustco Bank, 2050 Western Avenue, Guilderland, New York, of $1,930 on February 13, 2013
- Bank of America, 638 Memorial Drive, Chicopee, Massachusetts, of $3,300 on February 25, 2013
- Key Bank, 1610 Eastern Parkway, Schenectady, New York, of $3,700 on March 1, 2013
- M&T Bank, 5170 West Taft Road, Syracuse, New York, of $3,446 on March 4, 2013.
In addition, Ferrone admitted to a robbery of the Alliance Bank at 142 Genesee Street, Oneida, New York, of $2,240 on January 3, 2013. Although no weapons were displayed, the robbers told the tellers they were armed during the course of several of the robberies.
Edwards has been held without bail since his arrest on March 8, 2013. Ferrone has likewise been held without bail since his arrest on March 11, 2013. They will both continue to be detained until their sentencing which is scheduled for October 1, 2013, before Senior U.S. District Judge Frederick J. Scullin, Jr. Bank robbery carries a maximum penalty of 20 years' imprisonment and a fine of $250,000 on each count.
The investigation has been a multi-agency effort, including participation by the Dewitt Police Department, the New York State Police, the Guilderland Police Department, the Oneida Police Department, the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office, Chicopee, Massachusetts Police Department, Schenectady Police Department, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The case is being prosecuted by AUSA Edward R. Broton.


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Cole and Debra Roe of El Dorado Springs, and Barry and Sherry Linville of Marshfield are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Courtney and Aaron.
Courtney is a 2007 graduate of El Dorado Springs High School and attended College of the Ozarks. She is currently employed at Karmak as a training specialist in Springfield.
Aaron is a 2004 graduate of Marshfield High School and attended MSU. He is currently employed as a computer technician for the Marshfield Schools.
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Op-ed: West Bank resident says Palestinians can no longer ignore attacks by extremist settlers
Zakaria Sada
Published: 01.11.13, 14:59 / Israel Opinion
Zakaria Sada
The Palestinians in the West Bank
have been suffering from an unusual series of attacks by settlers lately – and they have had enough. There are those who wish to protect their land and property with stones. I believe in a non-violent struggle, but I have no alternative to offer them. I have no way of convincing them. And the tensions are mounting.
'No alternative.' Riot in Hebron (Photo: EPA)
Try to imagine living under a military regime; without citizenship; when every 18-year-old soldier can treat you as he sees fit. Try to imagine what it's like to live near communities where the residents have rights you are denied and act as though they are masters and you are dogs; imagine what it's like to live among such people, who carry weapons and seize lands.
This is why I say to the Israelis: Let's stop it now. We are all in the same boat. You cannot push people into a corner, deny them their rights, claim the fields of their fathers for yourself and expect them to bow their heads and surrender. In a place where human rights are respected there is a different atmosphere; it is possible to meet and talk; and even convince and change the extremists' views.
In a place where Palestinian rights are being trampled on and when legal measures and civilian protests do not bring change, rage and despair defeat common sense and moderateness. I want us to live together in peace. Help me do this and protest against those who are destroying our future.


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My life right now is about not living my next 43 years as my last.
Between losing a job, moving, being abused, and losing a parent, it was time to reclaim me.
I am no longer Delores from x job or Mrs. Edwards's daughter. There are people who only know me as that and others who only want to know me as that. It's been 17 years since I stopped to ask myself what I wanted.
Time changes things and I grew – not outside in, but inside out.
It's year one.
I realized how powerful I am and how strong my mother was. Her strength is my strength. I no longer worry about what others think; nor am consumed with shoulds, needs and have tos.
My outlook is different. I take my advice first before someone else's. Things that are non-essential – simply fade away. I am open. I am ME.


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This book is a reprint of the first edition of 1922 and carries a preface that establishes the value of the publication. Krogh's original observations are ageless, and in this era of rapid scientific development, it is gratifying to find that his careful observations, made without the benefit of our newer scientific instruments, remain unchallenged by the modern "doubting Thomas." It is important that such classics in medical literature be made available to our young investigators for ready reference, stimulation, and evaluation. It is hoped that those who refer to this book will take time to read portions of it for the sheer beauty of the prose and clarity of expression. The power to observe may be enhanced by our present-day developments; the ability to record those observations seems less apparent in our scientific publications.
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I believe, in my gut, that everyone who has ridden a bike loves it.
I think everyone who has ridden a bike would do it more, except...
too many of them are afraid. Afraid of cars.
What can be done to break down the wall that stops people from doing what they love?
I think if this barrier of fear were destroyed, cycling would be among the most popular pastimes ever.


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I don't like beans so I omitted the beans and the recipe is still great without them. I added a little bit of sugar. his is great wit cheddar cheese or cornbread.
This is a great recipe. My husband loves it, and we make it at least once a month. We do modify it a little, but just to suit our tastes. We don't like onion and my husband isn't a huge fan of green pepper, so those are excluded. I use a can of diced tomatoes instead of chopping up 3 whole tomatoes, and I use a can of chili beans instead of kidney beans. I do not drain them, as the sauce adds to the flavor. SECRET TIP: I once put in seasoned salt, which I thought was chili powder. I also added the chili powder after realizing my error, and it actually turned out really well. I now use both!
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• Discover what it is like to be an East Carolina School of Music voice student
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That is why i'm confused Dorothy!
Is that with free dining though?Originally Posted by Johnie, post: 111265
When i get a quote from the US Disney site it's nearly $1500!Originally Posted by Johnie, post: 111265
That sounds more like it and i assume if free dining was offered the price should stay pretty much the same.Originally Posted by Johnie, post: 111268
So if you have the reservation already then when free dining is annouced then you can just add the FD to it?


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My girlfriend's bike was stolen tonight while parked at UQAM. It's a 44 cm Bianchi Axis cyclocross bike-- pretty rare around Montreal (I don't think Bianchi even imports to Canada, or at least not Quebec). It's got V-brakes, is black and celeste, and has square-ish tubing, and is pretty small but with 700c wheels. PM me in the unlikely event you see it around.


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We require a Teaching Assistant at our south location who is excellent at working with preprimary children (aged 2.5-6). An ability to be able to supervise both preprimary and elementary children (Grades 1-6) during extended hours care is an asset. A good understanding in Montessori philosophy is preferred. Montessori training and/or first aid certificate are assets but not required. You are personable, patient, organized, a good teamworker and are thrilled when children learn on their own. The Teaching Assistant will be expected to cover our extended hours programs in the mornings, over lunch and some after school. The position is Monday to Friday, 7:15 a.m. - 3:45 pm with a lunch break at 12:00 a.m. This is a maternity leave cover position in our south location from March 18, 2013 to June 30, 2013 and from the end of August to the end of November 2013 with the possibility of extension of contract. Please visit www.GrowWithMontessori.com to complete our on-line application form. Please fill in the form completely as resumes will not be accepted in lieu of on-line applications.
A not-for-profit and charitable organization, the Montessori School of Regina is an independent private school with three locations throughout the city. We have about 150 students, (which works out to be about 125 families). We educate children in both a preprimary program (age 2.5-6) and an elementary program (Grades 1-6). Our vision is to develop each individual to their full potential.
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Anaheim Ducks - News: Bodie, Mikkelson, Miller Reassigned - 01/22/2009
The Anaheim Ducks announced today that the National Hockey League (NHL) club has reassigned left wing Drew Miller, right wing Troy Bodie and defenseman Brendan Mikkelson to the Iowa Chops, Anaheim's primary development affiliate in the American Hockey League (AHL).
Miller, 24 (2/17/84), was recalled from Iowa on Jan. 3 and scored 0-2=2 points with a +1 rating and seven penalty minutes (PIM) in eight games with the Ducks. Miller began the season with the Chops, earning 16-11=27 points with a +3 rating and six PIM in 34 games. At the time of his recall, Miller led Iowa in goals, ranked tied for first in power play goals (6) and second in points.
Selected in the sixth round (186th overall) of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, Miller appeared in 26 games with the Ducks last season, scoring 2-3=5 points with six PIM. He made his regular season NHL debut on Oct. 6, 2007 at Pittsburgh and scored his first career NHL goal in a 3-1 Anaheim victory on Oct. 17 vs. Nashville. Miller spent the rest of 2007-08 with Anaheim's AHL affiliate in Portland, collecting 16-20=36 points with 12 PIM in 31 games. He also scored 1-7=8 points with 12 PIM in 16 Calder Cup Playoff games, helping the Pirates to an AHL Eastern Conference Finals appearance.
Mikkelson, 21 (6/22/87), went scoreless with eight PIM in 11 games with Anaheim following his recall from Iowa on Jan. 1. Mikkelson made his NHL debut on Jan. 2 vs. Philadelphia, recording one shot in 13:39 time on ice (TOI). He has appeared in 21 games with Iowa this season, scoring 1-5=6 points with 10 PIM. Mikkelson was ranked tied for third among team defensemen in scoring at time of his NHL recall.
Selected in the second round (31st overall) of the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, Mikkelson played his first professional season with Anaheim's AHL affiliate in Portland last year, collecting 6-10=16 points in 66 regular season games. The 6-3, 210-pound blue-liner helped the Pirates to a 2008 AHL Eastern Conference Finals appearance, earning 2-6=8 points in 14 Calder Cup Playoff games.
Bodie, 23 (1/25/85), appeared in three games with Anaheim, going scoreless. Recalled from Iowa on Jan. 15, Bodie made his NHL debut on Jan. 16 at Pittsburgh, recording 6:44 TOI. With Iowa, he has collected 6-6=12 points with 71 PIM in 40 games. Prior to his NHL recall, Bodie was tied for the team lead in appearances while ranking third in PIM.
Signed as a free agent on July 22, 2008, Bodie has appeared in 82 career AHL games, earning 9-7=16 points with 137 PIM. He spent last season with Springfield (AHL), recording 9-6=15 points in 62 games. Bodie logged 108 PIM with the Falcons in 2007-08, finishing third on the team. Originally selected by Edmonton in the ninth round (278th overall) of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, Bodie made his professional debut in 2006-07, splitting the season with Stockton (ECHL) and Hamilton (AHL).
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1Decide what you enjoy eating. Fill a plastic bag with potato chips or carrot sticks. Other popular items are apple slices, celery, snack-size packaged food, and even pieces of cheese or meat.
2Make a small "main meal", such as a sandwich. A sandwich is a quick and easy school lunch food that is easy to make. Pick out the type of bread and toppings you like. Be aware that refrigerated items such as mayonnaise can't "survive" in room temperature for a long time. You can also make cracker sandwiches by spreading peanut butter between graham crackers or placing cheese between salty crackers.
3Add left-overs from dinner. Mom's lasagna or cold pizza makes great lunches. It also gives you a comforting home meal to give you energy for the rest of the day.
4Pack a dessert. Nothing ends a good lunch like dessert. Some suggestions include pudding, candy, or cookies.
5Fill up a water bottle or a drinking jug with your favorite drink. Water, juice, and milk are usually the best choices, but don't be afraid to be more optional. For a little boost in your lunch, add a water bottle and your favorite packaged drink mix.
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Hot on the blistered heels of the Virgin London Marathon, Virgin is launching its first ever Social Marathon on Monday April 18th 2011.
While the sporty types will be resting their worn out feet after their own marathon achievements on the 17th, the webby types will be exercising their wits and fingers all day on the 18th. The Virgin Social Marathon will see the social media teams from every UK Virgin company, from Virgin Active to Virgin Wines, all Tweeting and Facebooking together from the same room for one day only. We will set up camp at Our House – the private members club from Virgin Media in Soho. This will be the first time all of the UK Virgin companies will have worked from the same space - fulfilling an ambition for each of the teams who all work from different parts of the country. For more info, listen to what Richard has to say about the day.
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During the Social Marathon we will also be putting the call out for people to suggest new ideas for the brand. Encouraging the entrepreneurial spirit, Virgin will offer fans and followers the chance to suggest ideas for new businesses or ideas to improve the current Virgin businesses.
Time for Tea
The Social Marathon is (probably) an equivalent exercise in endurance as the London Marathon, so seeing as it's for most of the working day rather than just a few hours – we will need an essential tea break in order to keep going. Therefore at around 4pm we'll be attempting a tea break trend on Twitter to see if we can get as many people sharing a nice cuppa as possible. We will even offer the chance for anyone local to Soho to tweet their way in to Virgin Media's Our House and join us for tea.
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If you're further afield than London, don't worry because we're also planning a giveaway with lots of free stuff throughout the Social Marathon, simply for joining in the conversation with us: there will be one ultimate Virgin lifestyle prize, which will be randomly awarded. This top prize includes a trip to New York courtesy of Virgin Atlantic with a stay at The London - a 5 star hotel courtesy of Virgin Holidays, a case of Virgin Wines, Virgin Active health club membership, 100Mb Virgin Media broadband, a first class Virgin Trains pass, a Virgin Balloon flight, a 'drive a supercar' Virgin Experience Day, a shelf load of Virgin Books and even a very exclusive place to run the Virgin London Marthon 2012 which Virgin Money are giving away a whole two weeks before the public ballot opens.
So on Monday be sure to stay tuned to the vtravelled blog because we'll be posting all the latest news, gossip and photos from the event itself – and we can tell you now that we have a super-secret surprise up our sleeves so don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter – and watch this space!
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Health and Nutrition: Madagascar
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by Clare Sandy, Andranomena, Madagascar
Everyone in my community drinks the pump water unfiltered, including farming families who have lived here since long before the pump was built and the people from cities working for the park service who would otherwise drink bottled water. I do filter it, but mostly for the convenience of the faucet on the filter, and when people offer me pump water, I drink it.
In Marofandilia, Daniela both filters and boils the water from the sources there, and most of her community boils their drinking water. It's hard to say whether there are more problems with worms and parasites, or whether contamination comes from water, food, hands, or dishes. In any case, when water is hard to come by, it seems to become less important that there's a chance it may be contaminated.
by Rob Roberts, St. Augustin, Madagascar
Where I live, I see young kids drink directly from wells, out of dirty cups and buckets, or straight from the river. The need to boil water to kill germs isn't recognized. On the other hand, the most popular drink is water boiled in the same pot that was used to cook rice. First the leftover rice is slightly burnt on the bottom of the pot, and then water is added and heated until boiling. You end up with a brownish, tea-colored water that is clean and actually tastes pretty good. The traditional drink is a perfect form of water treatment.
by George Ritchotte, Andranomala Nord, Madagascar
The water from the village pumps is fresh and clean; it comes straight from Zahamena National Park.
by Robin Larson Paulin, Andranofasika, Madagascar
Recently there was an outbreak of cholera in our region of Madagascar. Many people do not believe in kabones (outhouses); they think they are fady (taboo). Once the rains come, contaminated feces wash into surface waters, which many people use as a source of drinking water. This makes it very difficult to control the cholera epidemic. Many people die from dehydration due to cholera.
Recently, as a measure to help control the cholera outbreak, the restaurants in our village have provided a bucket of water and soap outside so people can wash their hands before eating.
I add bleach to my drinking water before filtering it to kill the bacteria. Most Malagasy people drink ranopango (rice tea), which has been boiled and is served hot. Although this is a cultural tradition, not a safety measure, it is safer to drink than unboiled water.
by Jina Sagar, Ambalahenko, Madagascar
The drinking water in my community is fresh.
by Mark Danenhauer, Namoly, Madagascar
Whenever I am hiking, camping, or working in the National Park, the water is fresh and clean because it comes straight from the mountains. There are no pasture animals, fields, or people upstream to contaminate the water. Therefore, I drink the water straight from the river, without treating it.
The river continues downward, winding its way past dwellings, fields, and pasture animals until finally arriving at my villages. World Wildlife Fund, which runs the park, has built a water filtration system and a few pumps in the village. The villagers in two of the villages fetch water from the pump in buckets, which they carry home on their heads. The development of the water system provides these privileged villagers with clean water, whereas those in other villages still get their water from the river, which can be polluted.
by Julie Bednarski, Tamboro, Ft. Dauphon, Madagascar
The source of drinking water for half my village is a natural spring bordering a rice field. It is down a slope that tends to become slippery as the day goes on. Everyone who walks to the hole causes mud to slide down and cake up around the drinking source. After heavy rains the runoff makes the conditions of the spring worse, and we are often forced to go to the local river.
The people believe that water is clean if it is clear and is dirty when murky. The other side of the village collect their water from a small stream that borders one side of the village. The stream is also used for bathing, for washing clothes, and as a trail. But, it is clear, so people think that it is unpolluted.
The villagers take no precautions about the cleanliness of water. Often, the only water they drink is the burned rice water they make after the rice is cooked. Unfiltered water may contain parasites, which cause health problems, especially in children. I filter and add chlorine to my water. When people ask me for water I give them the treated water. Sometimes they refuse to drink it because of the taste and ask for untreated water.
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Likely Republican efforts next year to strip a controversial provision from the health care reform law that will require individuals to enroll in a qualified health care plan or be fined could lead to yet higher health care costs, an industry lobbyist warns.
If the individual mandate, which takes effect in 2014, were removed and other provisions remain, such as the ban of the denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions, "it would be a disaster," said Patricia Henry, executive vice president and deputy general counsel for commercial property and casualty insurance company ACE Group Holdings Inc. in Philadelphia.
Delivering the keynote address Nov. 10 at the 20th World Captive Forum in Scottsdale, Arizona, Henry likened such action to allowing people to buy homeowners insurance while their house was burning down.
With restrictions, such as the ban on pre-existing condition exclusions, in place, healthy people in some cases would wait until they were sick to buy coverage, resulting in adverse selection and ultimately forcing insurers to significantly boost premiums, she warned.
Whether GOP backers of such action would be successful is not clear. Henry predicted more gridlock in the new congressional session.
But she said it is likely that Congress would repeal a provision, which she described as "anathema" to the small-business community that will require employers to furnish 1099 reporting statements whenever they do more than $600 in business with a corporate vendor. Many Republicans and some Democrats want the provision repealed, and President Barack Obama said last week that he is open to considering changes to the provision.
Henry, though, said she does not sense much interest in Congress for legislation backed by the risk retention group industry to allow RRGs to write property coverage for policyholder-owners.
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From Aquinas to Serra: Bishop Robert Barron prepares for L.A.
After spending most of his life and career in Chicago, Bishop Robert Barron is preparing to become a stranger in a strange land.
How Junipero Serra fought the death penalty for a California native
Blessed Junipero Serra's love for the natives of California extended even to those who killed one of his friends and fellow missionaries, the Archbishop of Los Angeles has said in a summary of an early argument against the death penalty for a native Californian.
Day-long charismatic event at La Reina HS
Matt Maher, renowned Catholic singer, and Paul J. Kim, charismatic Catholic speaker, will team up to host the 2015 Conejo Youth Fest on June 20. The youth ministries of St. Paschal Baylon Parish and St. Rose of Lima Parish are the organizers of the event.
'My Hope is Arisen'
The latest recording of the St. Barbara Parish Choir and Schola is available for purchase at the Saint Barbara Parish offices.
St. Vincent de Paul welcomes new development director
St. Vincent de Paul's camp and retreat center welcomes Juan Arambul as their new program and development director. Arambul will take on this newly created role in a full-time capacity in June. The announcement was made on March 20.
Association of Catholic Student Councils receives $150,000 grant
The Association of Catholic Student Councils (TACSC), a California-based Catholic, leadership program for junior high students, has been awarded a $150,000 grant from the William H. Hannon Foundation.
Catholic college receives $8.5 million grant
Thomas Aquinas College, a private liberal arts college in Ventura County, was the recent recipient of an $8.5 million grant from the Fritz B. Burns Foundation. The generous donation will go towards the college's new lecture and concert hall.
Catholic Women's association celebrates anniversary
On Feb. 18, more than 60 members of the Young Ladies Institute (YLI) gathered in Ventura to celebrate their community chapter's 75th anniversary.
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On Feb. 26, the Louise M. Davies Foundation became the lead donor for the Catholic Textbook Project's latest goal: four new Catholic history textbooks for grades 1 through 4.
Celebrating St. Patrick and St. Joseph
St. Barbara Parish will host their 3rd annual St. Patrick/St. Joseph Day Benefit Dinner from 4:30-8 p.m. March 15 to raise funds for Notre Dame Elementary School and Bishop Diego Garcia High School.
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Police were searching for a man who brought a gun to a knife fight overnight Tuesday.
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The victim made his way to a Rally's restaurant, located along Cleveland Avenue, for help. The gunman fled the scene.
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Carl Crawford is experiencing some forearm tightness that may be related to his Tommy John surgery.MLB.com's Ken Gurnick calls it a "mild setback." Crawford was supposed to make his Cactus League debut on Thursday but was removed from the lineup a few hours before first pitch. It's not clear any longer whether he is going to be ready for the start of the season.


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Land for death
Israeli police claimed to have "direct proof" linking Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority to the killing of two Arab land brokers who sold Arab-owned land to Jews. Last month, Palestinian Justice Minister Freih Abu Medein urged a death sentence for Arabs who sell land to Jews, and since then three land dealers have been murdered. Israeli police rescued another dealer minutes after his June 1 abduction, taking into custody his six kidnappers. In Israeli politics, former army chief Ehud Barak easily won election as leader of the Labor Party. Mr. Barak pledged to push for early elections to oust conservative Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Is Kevorkian libel proof?
Just when you thought you'd heard it all, a Michigan judge ruled in a decision made public last week that suicide doctor Jack Kevorkian's claim he was libeled may now move forward. How, exactly, does one libel Dr. Death? According to Mr. Kevorkian's attorney Geoffrey Fieger, the American Medical Association libeled his client in a news release by saying he had engaged in "criminal conduct" and labeling him a "killer." Imagine that. Instead of being proud of this perfectly appropriate title, Mr. Kevorkian is suing the AMA for $10 million. For what? To get his "good name" back? "'Free' though speech may be, it can still carry a price tag," Judge Sharon Finch stated in a ruling disclosed last week by Mr. Fieger. "The First Amendment does not guarantee that one will be safe from suit for libelous statements." The judge held that because Mr. Kevorkian has never been convicted of the crime of murder, it is "libel per se" to label him a killer. "This allegation is so strong and so unequivocal," Judge Finch ruled, "that when directed against a specific person, it constitutes libel." Problem is, this specific person kills specific other persons, causing their hearts to stop beating, their lungs to quit breathing. Regrettably, this is neither criminal nor murder by the sorry standards of today's jurisprudence, but carbon monoxide does kill. This ridiculous libel case still must be tried; the ruling simply was to allow the case to come to court. But if Mr. Kevorkian wins and the judgment stands on appeal, pro-lifers and pro-life publishers had better brace themselves for the onslaught of libel litigation from the child-killers better known in polite society as "abortionists."
Death and destruction
Dozens of tornadoes ripped through central Texas May 27, the deadliest hitting the small farming community of Jarrell, killing at least 27 people. The half-a-mile-wide Jarrell twister, with winds near 300 mph, stayed on the ground for an unusually long 25 to 30 minutes, flattening houses, ripping auto bodies from their chassis, and even tearing pavement off streets. Some people remain missing.
Life apart from God
A 7-year-old girl, left to play in a 24-hour children's video arcade while her father gambled upstairs at a Nevada casino, was raped and strangled in a women's restroom. Police arrested an 18-year-old California man on suspicion of kidnapping, rape, and murder. The father told police he thought his daughter, left in the arcade with her 14-year-old brother, would be safe. The murder occurred at about 4 a.m. In New Jersey, a jury convicted Jesse Timmendequas, 36, of the 1994 rape and murder of 7-year-old Megan Kanka-the crime that sparked passage of a federal law requiring public notification if a convicted sex offender moves into a neighborhood. Megan's parents had not known that Mr. Timmendequas, who lived across the street, was a twice-convicted child molester. Seething over his parents' strict rules and curfews, Robert Dingman, 17, shot them in cold blood-so ruled a New Hampshire jury May 28. Prosecutors said Robert, with help from his 14-year-old brother, Jeffrey, ambushed his parents as they arrived home from work on Feb. 9, 1996. Jeffrey pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and agreed to testify against his brother in exchange for a reduced sentence. He faces 18 years in prison. Robert has been sentenced to life without parole. In California, a teenager who bludgeoned to death his parents and grandparents and the next day killed his 10-year-old sister with an ax, faces 116 years in prison after a jury found him legally sane. Joshua Jenkins, who was 15 at the time of the killings last year, confessed to the murders. Prosecutors said the boy was motivated by anger over his parents' placing him in a school for troubled youths.
Seventh suggestion
After several days of speeches and media interviews staunchly defending the military's strict code of moral conduct, Defense Secretary William Cohen June 4 opted for a "rule of reason instead of a rule of thumb" after a close ally admitted he, too, had committed adultery. Air Force General Joseph Ralston-Mr. Cohen's choice to succeed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff John Shalikashvili, who will retire at the end of September-admitted he carried on a year-long extramarital affair during the time he was separated from his wife in the 1980s. Mrs. Ralston sought and was granted a divorce in 1988. After the news broke, Mr. Cohen said it was time to "draw a line" against the "frenzy" of sexual misconduct complaints "that end up destroying people unnecessarily." The previous day, 32-year veteran Maj. Gen. John E. Longhouser, commander of the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, announced his resignation effective June 30, citing a desire to spend more time with his family. The New York Times reported the decision was prmmpted more by reports he had committed adultery while separated from his wife in the early '90s. On May 29, Mr. Cohen addressed graduates of the Air Force Academy and defended the military's rules against sexual misconduct, saying high standards of behavior become essential in the crucible of war. The next day, Pentagon officials temporarily relieved of duty two men-an officer and a civilian-pending an investigation into sexual misconduct. Also May 30, a jury sentenced staff Sgt. Vernell Robinson Jr. to six months in jail and a dishonorable discharge for having sex with five women under his command at Aberdeen. Before the sentencing, members of the jury watched Sgt. Robinson burst into tears and plead for their mercy. Mr. Cohen said June 5 he was disappointed that Gen. Ralston kept his adultery a secret until now, and said he would wait a week or two before officially recommending Gen. Ralston to President Clinton as Gen. Shalikashvili's successor. He also said he may appoint a commission to review the military's rules against adultery and sexual misconduct.
Pro-life Poland
Five months after it took effect, Poland's highest court struck down the nation's controversial abortion law. The 9-3 ruling means almost all abortions will once again become illegal. "The highest value in a democracy is human life, which must be protected from its beginning to the end," said tribunal chairman Andrzej Zoll.
Washington in brief
President Clinton's Whitewater lawyer claims the independent counsel's office is engaging in a "leak-and-smear" campaign against the first lady. David Kendall, in a letter to Kenneth Starr June 3, called news leaks from Mr. Starr's office part of a "public-relations offensive [that] is wholly inconsistent with your professional obligations." Mr. Starr disputes the charge. Days earlier, Mr. Starr asked the Supreme Court not to allow the White House to continue withholding from his investigators notes detailing conversations between Mrs. Clinton and government lawyers. A federal appeals court ordered the White House to turn over the notes. Republican Rep. Susan Molinari to quit Congress, join CBS as a journalist. Ms. Molinari, who gave the keynote address at the Republican National Convention last year, will leave the House August 1 to anchor a new Saturday morning news magazine show. Asked at her press conference May 28 how she could become an objective reporter, Ms. Molinari said, "I will be as apolitical as the rest of you." Convicted CIA double agent sentenced to 23 years in prison. Harold Nicholson, the highest-ranking CIA official ever caught spying against his country, apologized at his sentencing June 5.
As spectators sobbed, the word "guilty" resounded 11 times in a packed federal courtroom in Denver. Solemnly, one by one, Judge Richard Maitsch announced the murder and conspiracy verdicts June 2 against Timothy McVeigh, the 29-year-old Gulf War veteran tried for the deadliest domestic terrorist attack in American history: the April 1995 truck bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City that killed 168 people, including 19 children. The trial, hailed as a model of no-nonsense jurisprudence, lasted 18 days, with prosecutors producing rental documents, phone records, and witnesses identifying Mr. McVeigh as the man who rented the Ryder truck used to house a 4,000-pound fertilizer bomb that transformed the federal building into a death trap of crumbling concrete and twisted steel. The prosecution also called to the stand people close to Mr. McVeigh who testified that months before the attack he divulged detailed plans to bomb the building. In the penalty phase of the trial, which opened two days after the guilty verdicts, jurors wept openly as blast survivors, rescue workers, and relatives of victims offered heartbreaking testimony about the emotional impact of the bombing. But the judge warned jurors that he would not allow the sentencing of Mr. McVeigh to become a public "lynching."
Falling short
Pro-lifers in Wisconsin failed to collect enough signatures by the June 3 deadline to force recall elections for the state's U.S. senators, both of whom want to keep partial-birth abortions legal. If the recall drive had been successful, under Wisconsin law Sen. Herb Kohl and Sen. Russ Feingold, both Democrats, would have been forced to run for re-election before their six-year terms expire. Petition organizers came up about 50,000 names shy of the needed 391,000 signatures. The U.S. Senate last month fell three votes short of a veto-proof majority when it passed a bill to outlaw partial-birth abortions. President Clinton has promised to veto the bill.
Trust but bulletproof
On a two-day visit to the Balkans, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright warned Croatian and Serbian leaders they would face punitive measures if they failed to give their full support to U.S.-backed peace accords. Later, she presided over a ceremony reopening a one-lane bridge across the Sava River, restoring Bosnia's main link with the rest of Western Europe. Ms. Albright said the ceremony was the turning point away from the ethnic violence that killed 200,000 people in the 3 1/2-year-long war in Bosnia. Even as she spoke hopefully of peace in the region, Ms. Albright wore a bulletproof vest and was guarded by a man with a submachine gun.
Seeking security
Russian President Boris Yeltsin and leaders of the 16 nations of NATO signed a historic cooperation pact May 27, giving Moscow an official voice in the alliance created 48 years ago to protect Western Europe from attack by the then-Soviet Union.The accord is intended to allay Russian concerns about NATO's impending expansion toward Russia's borders. Under the agreement, Russia will join a new NATO council to set European security policy. U.S. officials stressed that Russia would have "a voice, not a veto."
Jones vs. Clinton
"I am not a fool," declared President Clinton's lawyer Robert Bennett June 4. Mr. Bennett reversed course following negative feminist reaction to his weekend threats to probe Paula Jones's sexual history in a trial that the Supreme Court said May 27 may proceed. On Sunday morning talk shows June 1, Mr. Bennett strongly hinted that if Mrs. Jones's lawyers use testimony about President Clinton's past amours in the upcoming sexual harassment trial, such histories would be a "two-way street." Indeed, the previous day, Mr. Bennett's team took an affidavit from a man who was Mrs. Jones's supervisor in a prior job, and claimed she had propositioned him and slept with him. Feminist leaders immediately denounced the threatened trial strategy, and the White House hunkered down: Officials refused for four days straight to comment and even canceled a presidential news conference scheduled for the next week. On June 4, Mr. Bennett engaged in what The Washington Post described as a "day-long media blitz," claiming he was misunderstood. "It was never my intention of attacking her sex life and it's not my intention now," Mr. Bennett said. The blitz ended with ABC's Nightline, where he promised "nuclear war" if the case goes to trial, but raised the possibility of a settlement that would include money for Mrs. Jones not restricted to charity and legal fees-as had been offered previously.
Watch and pray
Awaiting China's impending takeover of Hong Kong, Christians gathered in Hong Kong Stadium June 1 to pray for a peaceful transition from British to Chinese rule. Three days later, on the eighth anniversary of the bloody crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, an estimated 50,000 Hong Kong residents held a commemorative nighttime vigil in a harborside park. In fiery speeches, speakers at the gathering called for an end to China's one-party rule and for the release of dissidents from prisons and labor camps. Hong Kong's incoming legislature, appointed by China's communist leaders, already has drafted a law banning such public assemblies. That law and other restrictions on political freedom take effect July 1.


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Forsyth County-- A man was discovered shot to death inside of his Germanton home Wednesday night, according to the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office.
The victim has been identified as 48-year-old Dwight Alan Sluder.
Sheriff Bill Schatzman says friends of Sluder discovered his body at about 7:45 pm Wednesday and called 911. The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office responded with Forsyth County EMS to the home on Baux Mountain Road.
Emergency workers determined that Sluder died at his home. Preliminary autopsy results and evidence collected determined he died as a result of a gunshot wound to the head. The death has been ruled a homicide. A spokesperson for the sheriff's office confirmed for WFMY News 2 that Sluder was a member and President of Hell's Angels in Forsyth County.
"He was a good neighbor," said Gilda Mendenhall, who lived next door to Sluder for 12 years. "If he was needed, he would help you."Deputies are following up on leads. Anyone with information on this investigation is requested to contact the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office at (336) 727-2112 or Crimestoppers at (336) 727-2800.
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Republican congressman calls Senator John McCain's Twitter joke 'racist'
Politicians might want to refrain from making jokes on Twitter. It never goes over well, especially if it's at the expense of another country's leader.
Gawker reports that Senator John McCain is catching flak today after making a crack on Twitter about Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who said that he wants to be the first Iranian astronaut.
So Ahmadinejad wants to be first Iranian in space - wasn't he just there last week? "Iran launches monkey into space" news.yahoo.com/iran-launches-…— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) February 4, 2013
When some of McCain's followers said they were offended by the tweet, he responded by telling everyone to "lighten up."
Re: Iran space tweet - lighten up folks, can't everyone take a joke?— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) February 4, 2013
But one Republican congressman, Justin Amash, refused to.
Maybe you should wisen up & not make racist jokes. "@senjohnmccain: Re: Iran space tweet - lighten up folks, can't everyone take a joke?"— Justin Amash (@repjustinamash) February 4, 2013


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NEW DELHI: Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia today said no legal basis is needed for transferring benefits under government schemes to beneficiaries bank accounts using Aadhaar platform.
"The (apex) court has actually said no (to making Aadhaar mandatory for transferring benefits under government schemes)...whether you need legal basis or not, can be an open question. In my view you do not need legal basis," he said here addressing an NCAER event.


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Ty Joseph Masciarelli and his wife Leigh Ann Workman were united in marriage on Sunday, June 3, 2012 in Las Vegas, NV. Ty is a 2002 graduate of West Liberty State College and is currently working in Bellaire Local Schools.
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