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Previously ranked No. 2 in the nation, MSUM senior wrestler Corey Ulmer achieved his season goal by taking the No. 1 spot from Kyle Pedretti of Upper Iowa University.
When he was about 5 years old, Ulmer started youth wrestling.
"It started out with my mom dropping me off at youth wrestling practice for something to do because all my friends were doing it," Ulmer said.
In middle school, Ulmer became serious about wrestling, working during the off season and attending camps every summer. It was during his sophomore year in high school when Ulmer saw all his determination pay off.
"My proudest moment from high school wrestling was winning my first state title as a sophomore," Ulmer said. "I won state as a sophomore and a junior, and then took second as a senior."
Before graduating from Ashley-Wishek High School, Ulmer was also named Mr. Wrestler of the year in 2007. After coming to MSUM, Ulmer was named team rookie of the year. He went on to lead the Dragon wrestling team for three seasons, two of which he qualified for the National Championships.
Ulmer admits college wrestling takes more than skill. Dedication plays a huge role.
"We have an extremely long season that goes from September to March," Ulmer said. "We have practice five times a week, usually more, depending on morning and weekend practices, which are just the scheduled ones. Smart weight cutters will get in extra workouts to keep their weight down. Doing that over an extended period of time, throwing in school and staying in on the weekends can wear you out mentally."
Ulmer found success in his dedication during his match against Upper Iowa wrestler Kyle Pedretti. Pedertti's final attempt at a takedown wasn't enough to surpass Ulmer's points from a penalty and escape. The match ended close, with only nine points being scored, five of which went to Ulmer in a final 5-4 decision.
"It felt awesome knowing I would be the new No. 1 guy in the country," Ulmer said. "That's the match I had been working hard for all year, so it felt pretty cool to get that win."
Ulmer's win at the final home match against Southwest Minnesota State ended his home career, but he will continue to train and compete in the NCAA Regional tournament.
"I'm preparing for regionals the same way I prepared for every other match I had this year," he said. "Get my weight down early this week so it's not an issue come Sunday and continue to work hard and improve in practice."
Ulmer also supports his teammates. He knows that doing well at regionals will bring them closer to achieving their goals.
"Jake Bennett is a captain this year and has the most insane work ethic I have ever seen," Ulmer said. "He will be/is an excellent leader."
Ulmer will travel with the rest of the team to the regional tournament where he hopes to become NCAA II Champion and finish the season as an All-American.
"It's something I've been working my whole life to accomplish; nobody can understand how much time I've put into this," Ulmer said. "Win or lose, this has been an amazing experience, and I'm so thankful for the opportunity."
Though the end of his college wrestling career is drawing near, the exercise science major doesn't plan to stop wrestling.
"Wrestling will never leave my life, and I want to get into coaching sometime," he said. "Also, the last 2 years out of wrestling season, I have been training in Mixed Martial Arts, so I plan on doing that."
The NCAA Division II Super Regional will be held on Sunday in St. Cloud, Minn. with matches beginning at noon.


text: Urinary IncontinenceWhat is urinary incontinence (UI)?Urinary incontinence (UI) is the loss of urine control, or the inability to hold your urine until you can reach a restroom. According to the National Association for Continence, approximately 25 million adult Americans experience temporary or chronic urinary incontinence. UI can strike at any age. Women over age 50 are the most likely to develop UI. Urinary incontinence may be a temporary condition, resulting from an underlying medical condition. It can range from the discomfort of slight losses of urine to severe, frequent wetting.What causes urinary incontinence?Incontinence is not an inevitable result of aging, but is particularly common in older people. It is often caused by specific changes in body function that may result from diseases, use of medications, and/or the onset of an illness. Sometimes it is the first and only symptom of a urinary tract infection. Women are most likely to develop incontinence either during pregnancy and childbirth, or after the hormonal changes of menopause, because of weakened pelvic muscles.What are some of the different types of urinary incontinence?The following are some of the different types of urinary incontinence:Urge incontinence. The inability to hold urine long enough to reach a restroom. It is often found in people who have conditions, such as diabetes, stroke, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis, but may be an indication of other diseases or conditions that would also warrant medical attention.Stress incontinence. The most common type of incontinence that involves the leakage of urine during exercise, coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting heavy objects, or other body movements that put pressure on the bladder.Functional incontinence. Leakage due to a difficulty reaching a restroom in time because of physical conditions such as arthritis.Overflow incontinence. Leakage that occurs when the quantity of urine produced exceeds the bladder's capacity to hold it.What are the symptoms of urinary incontinence?The following are the most common symptoms of urinary incontinence. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:Inability to urinatePain related to filling the bladder and/or pain related to urination without a proven bladder infectionProgressive weakness of the urinary stream with or without a feeling of incomplete bladder emptyingAn increased rate of urination without a proven bladder infectionNeeding to rush to the restroom and/or losing urine if you do not get to restroom in timeAbnormal urination or changes in urination related to a nervous systemAbnormality, such as stroke, spinal cord injury, or multiple sclerosis that interferes with urinationLeakage of urine that prevents activitiesLeakage of urine that began or continued after surgeryLeakage of urine that causes embarrassmentFrequent bladder infectionsThe symptoms of urinary incontinence may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your doctor for a diagnosis.How is urinary incontinence diagnosed?For people with urinary incontinence, it is important to consult a health care provider for a complete physical examination that focuses on the urinary and nervous systems, reproductive organs, and urine samples. In many cases, patients will then be referred to a urologist, a doctor who specializes in diseases of the urinary tract.What is the treatment for urinary incontinence?Specific treatment for urinary incontinence will be determined by your doctor based on:Your age, overall health, and medical historyExtent of the diseaseYour tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapiesExpectations for the course of the diseaseYour opinion or preferenceTreatment may include:Behavioral therapies (to help people regain control of their bladder), including the following:Bladder training. Teaches people to resist the urge to void and gradually expand the intervals between voiding.Toileting assistance. Uses routine or scheduled toileting, habit training schedules, and prompted voiding to empty the bladder regularly to prevent leaking.Pelvic muscle rehabilitation (to improve pelvic muscle tone and prevent leakage), including the following:Kegel exercises. Regular, daily exercising of pelvic muscles can improve, and even prevent, urinary incontinence. This is particularly helpful for younger women. Should be performed 30-80 times daily for at least 8 weeks.Biofeedback. Used in conjunction with Kegel exercises, biofeedback helps people gain awareness and control of their pelvic muscles.Vaginal weight training. Small weights are held within the vagina by tightening the vaginal muscles. Should be performed for 15 minutes, twice daily, for four to six weeks.Pelvic floor electrical stimulation. Mild electrical pulses stimulate muscle contractions; should be performed in conjunction with Kegel exercises.Medication (including specific drugs for incontinence as well as estrogen therapy, which may be helpful in conjunction with other treatments for postmenopausal women with UI)Surgery (if the incontinence is related to structural problems such as an abnormally positioned bladder or a blockage)Diet modifications (i.e., eliminating caffeine in coffee, soda, and tea, and/or eliminating alcohol)How is urinary incontinence managed?Specifically designed absorbent underclothing, which is no more bulky than normal underwear and can be worn easily under everyday clothing, is available. Also, incontinence may be managed by inserting a catheter into the urethra and collecting the urine into a container. Consult your doctor with your questions regarding the management and treatment of urinary incontinence. 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One in five adults in the U.S. has nasal allergies, or allergic rhinitis. Yet as common as it is, experts say that allergic rhinitis is underdiagnosed, undertreated, and underestimated.
" Allergic rhinitis is a trivialized disease," says Jonathan A. Bernstein, MD, an allergist at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. "Obviously, nobody dies from it. But it does cause a tremendous amount of sickness and suffering."
All that sneezing, congestion, and teary-eyed misery takes a toll. Allergic rhinitis can cause missed workdays, and it can detract from your performance at school or on the job. Because of this, allergic rhinitis costs the country billions of dollars every year.
Nasal allergies can also lead to other conditions such as sinus problems. But they don't have to.
"Allergic rhinitis is a treatable problem," Bernstein says, "and when people get diagnosed and treated properly, they do very well." If you've been limping through life with nasal allergies, it's time to get the best of them.
Nasal Allergies and Sinus Problems
Allergy symptoms are miserable enough on their own. But in many people, allergic rhinitis can cause -- or aggravate -- other complications or conditions.
What's the connection between allergies and sinus problems?
Sinuses are hollow pockets in the skull that are connected to the nasal passages. When allergies trigger swelling in the mucous membranes, the inflamed tissue can block off the sinuses. The sinuses can't drain, trapping mucus and air inside. That leads to pain and pressure.
Take Allergy Symptoms Seriously
Despite the misery of allergies and their complications, many people don't take the symptoms very seriously.
They don't realize the impact that their allergies are having on their lives, especially when added up over years and decades, says Leonard Bielory, MD, professor of allergy and immunology at Rutgers University.
They get used to the congestion, chronic sinus problems, and mouth breathing. They get used to disturbed sleep and fatigue. After a while, they just don't remember what life was like before allergies.
When symptoms get bad, they make do. They grab over-the-counter medicines at random at the drugstore. They make guesses at the cause of their allergies and half-hearted attempts to control their exposure, but never get a diagnosis.
That's not the way to go about it, experts say. Given the impact that nasal allergies can have on your life, you really need to get proper medical evaluation and treatment.


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March 2001. Oceane is going on 3. She is playing with her figurines...
- That is the Grandma. She is taking care of the mother and the baby...
- She is? Why?
- Because the mother broke her arms and now she has to stay with her daddy.
- So, where is the Grandpa?
- He's gone fishing with his friend Gaby.
March 2009. Oceane is going on 11. For her birthday, her Grandpa has invited her to join him and his friend Gaby on a fishing trip. Now that her arms are fixed, her mother is taking the pictures. This story is settle in Florida.
This book is about real people, real events and real time. It is a peaceful celebration of life, family, friendship and love.
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Heidi Ott dolls House Miniature.
Lovely dolls house12th scale pram with woven effect sides, black working hood and silk bedding trimmed with lace and rosebuds. Measuring three and three quarters of an inch to the highest part and having moving wheels.
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I was shown awhile back a graphic of a BWB which reflected the design they were currently using and an optimized design.
This was basically the non-optimized design
This was the optimized design (the original design was smaller, I printed out, used a pen to smooth out the pixellatedness, then scanned it back in at a larger size)
The question is, if the optimized shape is the best shape... why does Boeing's X-48B look more like the original BWB design even though the other one would be better?
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Something else to keep in mind: if basenotes used to be a smaller community back then, it probably felt more inclusive due to its smallness. A smaller community feels more personal since each member in a smaller community plays a larger role. Hanging out with a few friends is more personal than going to an event with a hundred people, most of whom you don't know.
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It's no longer very clear what the intention is here.
It's always possible to start Groups away from the main Forum for the discussion of particular topics between fewer members but the Forum, essentially, is what the contributors make it imo.
Why not start a Group of like-minded members and see if it provides the sort of discussion preferred?
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Members can start a new ones.
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"When did designer scents in general, and the biggest selling ones in the world specifically, become the province of the "mall crowd" over at Fragrantica?"
The "mall crowd" is a condescending term. The premise is that of an elitist, rather than that of an enthusiast.
It only takes a small proportion of the members here to take such a tone in order to send other members off elsewhere.
I don't think there's anything wrong with it though as that what makes a place like this interesting. Fragrantica seems to be a bit more "mainstream"/high street orientated.
It is still unclear to me what this thread is hoping to achieve.
Any member may start threads and other members will respond to threads that they find interesting.
This thread is now in danger of turning into a rant against a Forum where many members seem to be participating perfectly happily.
Groups are available for those who wish to have discussions on other themes.
Part of the reason there isn't more talk about best sellers is because it's more fun to talk about what's new or what's different.
Frankly, I don't see you posting threads about AdG, Bleu, L'homme, Gucci Guilty or 1 Million. You're complaining that people aren't talking about best sellers. I don't see you starting threads about best sellers either.
If you want change, be the change you seek. Lead by example.
If you want more threads about designer scents, be the person who starts threads about designer scents rather than complaining when others don't. If you want more talk about designer scents, be the person who shows up in threads to recommend designer scents. Be the person who takes part in threads about designer scents. Be the change you seek.
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By far most responses were in agreement with my observation.
The reasons for that agreement though, varied greatly - ranging from agreement to my observation that Basenotes seems less inclusive nowadays than it used to be, to enthusiasts not finding much to be enthused about with the biggest selling scents in the world, to out right defensiveness on the presumption that I'm attacking people who own expensive scents (which is pretty curious, as my wardrobe plainly shows I own scents many would put in that category).
So we've all had an excellent and fairly civil and polite discussion about scents on the male fragrance discussion board, and as a result, someone may sniff Roccobarocco Fashion Man next time they come across it, and possibly respond to my thread on it.
I can't help noticing something here:
That means, in this very thread, you did exactly what you complained about everyone else doing. You say there isn't enough talk about the biggest selling scents in the world, but you wrote about one that's obscure.
I'm hoping that you can now understand why there isn't more talk about the biggest selling scents in the world. We all do exactly what you just did. We talk about what interests us. Roccobarocco Fashion Man interests you, and I'm glad you mentioned it because if you hadn't, I might never have heard of it. Roccobarocco Fashion Man is as obscure to me as the scents you see others discuss that you've never heard of. I live in a metro area of 2 million people and I don't know of a single store that carries it. I'm not even familiar with the name beyond having seen it a few times here on basenotes.
I don't disagree that the majority of threads on basenotes aren't about the biggest selling scents in the world. As I said, a major reason why that happens is because we all tend to be more interested in talking about scents that inspire us. Even obscure ones, like Roccobarocco Fashion Man.
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In just about any given category there is a wide range of examples from cheap 'n cheerful to exclusive, limited edition items. Not only is it difficult to find people who have experienced examples across the range (generally it's from people who have a favorite 'note' or style - my one being sandalwood, which I can expound upon at great length) but there are fewer people who can offer a credible insight into what is reasonably well constructed given what we assume to be the perfumer's brief and budget . . . but this is, to an extent, a 'specialist' public forum so I'm grateful for the reviewers and members who 'stretch' themselves a bit and make an effort.
Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'
― Isaac Asimov
This applies to almost any specialized online forum, Renato. Timex may be the world's best selling watch, but visit an online watch forum and tell me how many people are discussing the brand. Forums like BN are where like minded people come to dig into the meat and bones of a particular hobby, not discuss what's on the surface.
Here's a thread for designer experts.
Someone started it yesterday evening.
Just counted 16 designer scent threads out of 50.
Good to see the count trending up.
Do they say that rather than buy four or five Timex watches, one is better off saving up and getting a quality Rolex instead?
Or instead, is Timex treated with respect as a quality brand on the occasions it is raised, though it may not be raised as often because it's not quite as exciting as other brands?
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Kinda pedo but she's an immortal vampire, so it's not really a little girl (she older than she looks). Anyway, if I could go back to teenagehood, I would move to Sweden and find a vampire girlfriend for mah! Comes in very handy when dealing with school bullies.


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Though Occupy Wall Street-related tweets are coming from a variety of different sources, it appears that a sizable minority are aimed at the same target.
Nearly one-quarter of tweets using the hashtag "#OWS" discussed tax increases for millionaires, according to research firm NM Incite. Other popular Occupy Wall Street twitter topics include "justice," which was mentioned in 20 percent of the tweets and "jobs," which came up in 18 percent of #OWS tweets.
The Occupy movement's focus on tax increases for millionaires mirrors the concerns of the American public at large. Nearly three-quarters of Americans said in September that they support President Obama's proposal to tax households making $1 million or more at the same or higher rate as middle-class Americans, according to a poll by DailyKos.
Close to two-thirds of respondents in a CBS News poll last month said that millionaires should pay more in taxes in order to close the budget deficit. In a more recent Wall Street Journal/NBC poll, three fifths of Americans said the country's economic structure favors a "very small portion of the rich."
And it's not just ordinary Americans who want to raise taxes on the super-rich. Most millionaires support raising taxes on themselves. Sixty-eight percent of millionaires support raising taxes on households making $1 million or more, the WSJ reported last month.
Ironically, some of the topics that have come to most define the Occupy movement appear toward the bottom of NM Incite's list of Twitter mentions. Only two percent of #ows-related tweets discussed financial reform, the survey found, though occupy activists voiced their anger at banks Saturday as part of "Bank Transfer Day," -- a social media push to encourage customers to pull their money out of banks and put it into credit unions or other alternative lenders.
Though "elimination of the corporate state" ranks at the top of the 99 percent declaration -- a document that includes a call for a national convention among other things -- "separation of corporation and state" only netted five percent of Twitter mentions, according to the survey.
Regardless of the topic, positive Occupy Wall Street mentions outnumbered negative Twitter mentions of the movement by a two-to-one margin, according to separate analysis by NM Incite released last month. And those tweets are hitting a pretty wide audience. Occupy Wall Street has surpassed teen phenom Justin Bieber as the most popular story on Twitter, according to the Pew Research Center's Project For Excellence In Journalism.
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SWIMMING: Edison, Martins Ferry, Beaver Local
January 19, 2013 Girls LISBON — Laura Keenan was victorious in the 200 IM as well as the 100 Breaststroke as Beaver Local competed in a tri-meet with Martins Ferry and Edison. more »»
SWIMMING: Martins Ferry, Linsly, East Richland, St. John
January 18, 2013 Boys Linsly 106 Martins Ferry 34 WHEELING — Cameron Thompson, Drew Bastian and Zach Hamm all won two individual events as Linsly topped Martins Ferry at Stifel Pool. more »»
SWIMMING: A Broken Record
January 16, 2013 WHEELING — It was another record-setting night at Wheeling Park High School for junior standout Cecelia Jebbia on Tuesday during a tri-meet against Morgantown and Martins Ferr. more »»
SWIMMING: Girls Martins Ferry vs. East Liverpool
January 13, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — Tyesha Allen won the 100 free (1:07.12) and the 50 free (29.49) as Martins Ferry and East Liverpool competed in a dual meet. more »»
SWIMMING: Boys Martins Ferry vs. East Liverpool
January 13, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — Matt Campbell won both the 50 free (25.06) and the 100 free (1:00.40) as East Liverpool and Martins Ferry competed in a dual meet. more »»
SWIMMINMG: 3rd Annual Jingle Bell Invitational Girls
December 22, 2012 ctorious in the 500 freestyle in 6:29.85 as Martins Ferry won the 3rd Annual Jingle Bell Invitational. more »»
SWIMMING: 3rd Annual Jingle Bell Invitational Boys
December 22, 2012 WHEELING — Michael Eaton picked up four first place finishes as St. Clairsville won the 3rd Annual Jingle Bell Invitational. Eaton won both his indiviudal races, the 50 freestyle (22. more »»
SWIMMING: JM Boys Swim To Two Victories
December 14, 2012 MOUNDSVILLE — John Marshall's boys swim team finished with two first-place performances and the girls won one and tied another Thursday evening during the school's first home "Double Dual" meet of... more »»
BOYS SWIMMING: Brooke 88, Martins Ferry 47, Barnesville 22
December 6, 2012 WELLSBURG — Jordan Harlan picked up individual victories in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles to lead Brooke past Martins Ferry and Barnesville. more »»
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Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. WTF? Take your crack pipe and stick it up your ass, sweetie. Then again, don't. Whitney will probably go right up there and dig it out for you.
Bobby Brown Makes Our Day
That's not Bobby Brown. That's the unmedicated schizopheric that hangs out begging for change and cursing meerkats outside of my neighborhood Duane Reade!
Wait, it is Bobby Brown. My schizo has better hygiene. Nevermind.
why are you ragging on Bobby what is the problem
If you don't have anything nice to stay about him and his wife why bother don't say anything at all.
To the above poster: if you have to ask "what is the problem" with Bobby Brown, then perhaps you'd better sit down for the news.
Paula, it's a gossip site. We gossips are a mean and bitchy lot by nature. Does that answer your question?
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Cheers to you two for schooling Paula Butler! I'm sure Ms. Butler spends her days scouring the web looking for places to defend her quasi-obsessional intrest in the crack-head union that is Bobby & Whitney.
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Tsk tsk, Paula- the Browns would kick your ass for a crack rock these days, don't you know?
As Bobby would say- HELL to the N-O….
Now go fix yoruself an adult beverage, get a grip on reality (you do not know these people and never will and they do not want to know you), light a Parliament, and LIGHTEN UP!!!!!
Your fourth-grade admonitions are appreciated. Really, they are. The problem, though, is that if we couldn't talk about Bobby without having something nice to say, we wouldn't ever talk about him. From Bobby's point of view, this would be tragic. So, we'll continue to make fun of him, and you'll continue to fight for his "good name."
I think what Paula meant to say was, "We crackheads need love too…*sniffle*."
Btw, I have a feeling Miu is shaking her head right now at the love being doled out here. Teehee.
Having said that, I have a feeling she was getting bored with the non-acidic commenting that had been going on after the registering commenced. Things had gotten kinda blah.
Thanks, Miu. It feels much more like home again. Ahhh…
He's a huge crack head! He looks so dirty. Wendy Williams looks like a drag queen.
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This Week: Washington State University will be hosting the Pac-12 Women's Golf Championships at the Palouse Ridge Golf Club April 27-29. Eighteen holes will be played each day with a shotgun start beginning at 8:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, with Sunday's final round beginning at 8 a.m.
The Course: The Palouse Ridge Golf Club will play at par 72 and 6,200 yards.
The Field (GolfStat Ranking): No. 17 Arizona, No. 4 Arizona State, No. 14 California, No. 12 Colorado, No. 21 Oregon, No. 53 Oregon State, No. 40 Stanford, No. 1 UCLA, No. 3 USC, No. 25 Washington, No. 78 Washington State.
Results: Results will be posted at wsucougars.com following each day of competition. Live stats will be available every three holes at GOLFSTAT.COM
WSU Results: WSU finished 10th at the Pacific-10 Championships in Tempe, Ariz. The Cougars' final round score of 304 was its best of the tournament. Emma Betland led Washington State, finishing tied for 37th as a sophomore at 233 (+17).
2011 Results: USC won the team championship with an at-par 864. Tiffany Lua of UCLA and Sophia Popoc of USC tied for first place at 210 (-6).


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From the race for president down to contests for Oregon legislative seats, Democrats were elected last week on promises they would patch up a broken economy.
SALEM, Ore. — From the race for president down to contests for Oregon legislative seats, Democrats were elected last week on promises they would patch up a broken economy.
Now, Oregon Democratic Gov. Ted Kulongoski and legislative leaders say they are ready to deliver with a big job-creating transportation package as a first step.
Today, Kulongoski will appear at a legislative hearing to make his case for a plan that could raise the state gas tax and vehicle fees to pay for road and bridge improvements and create thousands of new construction-related jobs.
It's what voters had in mind when they embraced Barack Obama and other Democrats in last Tuesday's election, Kulongoski said in an interview.
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"We need to put people back to work," the governor said. "And you can accomplish more good on that score by investing in public infrastructure than you can throwing public money at banks and financial institutions."
A new state jobless report due out today likely will provide more grim news about Oregon's unemployment rate — already above the national average — but it also could give added support for Kulongoski's call for creating public-works jobs.
Kulongoski isn't giving details about the transportation package he will submit to lawmakers in January.
His package will draw from recommendations made by a committee that looked at short-term and long-term steps needed to address the state's $1.3 billion transportation-maintenance shortfall.
Among other things, the panel called for a gas-tax increase of between 2 and 8 cents a gallon, doubling the vehicle-titling fee to $110, raising the registration fee from $27 a year to $81 a year and creating a $100-a-year fee for titling cars new to the state.
Raising the gas tax, in particular, likely will spark considerable debate in the Legislature.
The state's 24-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax is still the biggest single source of money for Oregon's road and bridge program. Moves to increase it haven't been popular. Oregonians trounced the most recent attempt — a nickel-a-gallon increase in 2000.
But the path to a possible gas-tax increase became easier in last Tuesday's election when Democrats won 36 seats in the Oregon House, and thus the ability to raise taxes or fees without Republican help.
Democratic state Rep. Dave Hunt, the next speaker of the Oregon House, noted that the last time the issue was discussed, in 2007, House Republicans were able to block a proposed $10 fee on new license plates to pay for transportation improvements.
While Republicans are leery of a big gas-tax increase and tend to favor moves to create jobs through the private sector, they are open in the current economic crisis to discussions of public-works projects, said House Republican Leader Bruce Hanna.


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5 ways to warm up on a fall day
The air is cool, fog rolls in, and the leaves begin dressing in fantastic colors. It's that time of year again when we slow down and wander in search of warm places to settle into. Travel Salem wants to help you up your coziness quotient this time of year, so here's a few ideas to help you do just that.
- Sip Soup. Try one of the fresh stewed soups at Willamette Noodle Co., including tomato basil, sausage and red pepper or creamy carrot. Or, if you're in a mood to socialize, order a bowl from the bar at Wild Pear Restaurant, where you're sure to strike up a conversation with another happy soup sipper. Try anything with chicken broth and spice or their signature coconut curry squash accompanied soup with bread baked fresh daily from dough ordered from a famous San Francisco bakery.
- Gaze at Art. Next, walk to bug heaven, Pheromone Gallery, to see wonders of the natural world fashioned in artistic ways by artist Christopher Marley. Check out Solar Ellipse, Southern American butterflies arranged in a winged circle that resemble a lemon and apricot-colored flower in bloom. Or create your own artwork. Paint a ceramic platter or fuse color and heat together by making a vibrant glass trivet or lamp shade at the Create a Memory studio. Or stop in at Greenbaum's Quilted Forest to buy fabric to quilt or sew with; just walking into the store is a feel-good experience, you'll be enveloped in quilts that hang from the ceiling and walls.
- Indulge in wine and chocolate. On Friday nights, head over to Grand Vines to listen to sultry jazz and sip Oregon port between sampling chocolates in exotic flavors such as currant and East African spices, salty caramel, black cherry pinot, chili, coconut, toasted hazelnut and guinness. On a cold day, try the truffle-flavored hot buttered rum. Swing by Travel Salem's Travel Café for a wine tasting and to view the framed pastel artwork that inspired the upcoming Oregon Wine Country License Plate. Buy a raffle ticket for $5 and enter to win the work of art.
- Swig cider. Take a toasty seat beside the coffee bean roaster inside The Governor's Cup Coffee Roasters. Order a whipped cream-covered latte with pumpkin spice or a steaming cup of fresh-pressed hot cider from E.Z. Orchards, available in caramel through Christmas.
- Get pampered. Slip into a robe that's as soft as a cloud, warm up in a sauna then finish with a deep-tissue massage from Today's Hair Salon and Spa in West Salem. Or for a quick relaxation treatment, spend 10 minutes in an Aqua Massage machine at Hydro Zen, a new business on Court Street where you lay face down and feel water pressure massage you from head to toe (and stay dry and clothed in the process).
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|4-H students linked to massive Japanese earthquake, tsunami
|Written by Chris Lee
The giant magnitude 8.9 earthquake that shook Japan and eventually triggered a tsunami has been in the news since the first rumble was felt Friday, March 11.
Many organizations and individuals throughout the world are donating in any way they can think of while others are left making sure friends and family are OK after the horrific incident.
While the devastation and death count remain unknown, local families in Holyoke have been busy trying to reach Japanese students that were in Holyoke just under a year ago.
Three Japanese students spent three weeks in Holyoke last summer with host families. They were housed with members of the Challengers 4-H Club.
Holyoke's three Japanese exchange students are pictured with members of Challengers 4-H Club during
Around 40 exchange students were placed in Colorado through CSU Extension and the 4-H program. Some are participants in LABO, the Japanese version of 4-H, while others are part of LEX/Hippo Family Club and the Institute for Language Experience, Experiment and Exchange.
Linda Jelden and family hosted Saki Tanabe last summer. When news of the earthquake broke, Jelden immediately thought not only of Saki, but of her own family members as well.
Immediate phone calls weren't answered but eventually Jelden managed to reach people by e-mail and Facebook messages.
Through online conversations, Jelden found out Saki and her family, who live in Tokyo, were all right but they were very worried about the radiation from the nuclear power plants.
Jelden also has family living in Japan, but they live far from where the earthquake struck, and she had a pretty good idea before she even contacted them that they were safe. She noted they didn't even feel tremors from the quake.
The Jelden family last visited Japan during Christmas 2009 and hopes to go back in the future.
Troy and Mardi Stewart have heard Takuya Kato, who stayed with them last summer, is all right. Mardi has e-mailed Takuya's mom who said the devastation in Japan looks like it came straight out of a movie.
Jeff and Olga Sullivan were host to Rintaro Syoda. Olga said they haven't been in contact with Rintaro.
As of Friday, March 25, over 10,000 people were confirmed dead by Japan's National Police Agency, while 17,541 were still missing.
Leaking nuclear reactors are becoming the main topic of conversation as crews work to cool them off. Japan is home to over 50 nuclear power plants.
The Japanese exchange program is scheduled to continue this year, according to CSU State Coordinator of 4-H International Programs Courtney Loflin. There is still some uncertainty if the outbound exchange will happen, but CSU is certain Japanese students will be visiting the U.S. in July.
Anyone interested in serving as a host family may contact the CSU Extension office at 854-3616.


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Bharti Airtel-IBM deal valued at $1 billion
Apr 07 2014 , New Delhi
Both the companies have been tightlipped on the deal value. IBM has been contracted to manage Bharti Airtel's information technology infrastructure and application services, including big data and analytics in India till 2019.
The deal, billed as the largest in the industry, was clinched after a lot of haggling over the past few months.
The two companies have been in a deal for over 10 years beginning with 2004 that was later renewed in 2009. The latest deal was entered into on April 3 for five years.
Company officials who did not wish to be identified divulged that Bharti Airtel was not very comfortable with "over-dependence on just one IT company" for managing its IT infrastructure and services. The top leadership at Bharti Airtel favoured spreading the company's risk by splitting the deal among two-three vendors.
The officials conceded that Bharti Airtel had very limited success while bringing on board two more companies for managing its IT backbone and services.
Initial reports valued the deal at $500-$550 million. But officials privy to the contract confirmed that it was worth over $750 million to
$ 800 million up front, or roughly of the size of the 2004 deal
between them.
As IBM refused to continue several free services hitherto given in
earlier two deals, Bharti Airtel would end up forking out as much as
$1 billion with increased focus on big data and analytics.
Most officials privy to the deal concede that the latest contract was
not as big in scope or valuation as the earlier decade-long deal that
ended with a total bill of $2.5 billion for Bharti.
Bharti Airtel has grown several times since it first contracted IBM,
when it had barely 4 million customers in 2004. It has 285 million
plus subscribers now.
Independent agency Greyhound Research pointed out in a note on
Thursday that talk of Bharti Airtel splitting its IT infrastructure
maintenance and application services between three vendors was
"misplaced and the deal remains intact with IBM India". But the note
also said for most end-user companies in general, "derisking is a
priority". It also pointed to other delivery models taking centrestage
like cloud and managed services.
Other analysts believe IBM could secure only 50 per cent of the
contract as it was facing competition from Indian IT companies that
were more structured, cost competitive and spanned lesser timeframe.
Several officials that Financial Chronicle talked to hinted at Wipro
and other IT Indian companies being retained by Bharti Airtel. FC
could not independently confirm whether Wipro has bagged a chunk of
the deal worth $300 million. When contacted by this correspondent,
Bharti Airtel spokesperson refused to comment beyond the official
press release. IBM did not respond to queries mailed to the company.
Officials also say engaging multiple vendors to spread the risk, Sunil
Bharti Mittal-led Bharti Airtel had tried out splitting an IT
outsourcing deal in Africa between three IT vendors.
Bharti Airtel has also not given up on building in-house world-class
IT services platform as the company was aggressively pursuing growth
in data and voice.
Bharti is reportedly uncomfortable with "near monopoly of IBM" in
managing IT infrastructure and services of major telecom operators in
Industry watchers believe IBM is on the verge of clinching major deals
with Bharti Airtel's competitors in Indian markets, viz, Vodafone and
Idea Cellular.
Hemant Joshi, telecom partner at independent consultancy Deloitte
Haskins & Dells, told Financial Chronicle, "Large telecom players do
outsource their IT infrastructure, maintenance and services to more
than one company".
Joshi said, "Telecom companies tend to focus more on their core
function of providing services and adding business. They prefer to
outsource IT-related infrastructure and applications to ensure
predictability and scaling up operations in a short timeframe".
While there were very few players to maintain core telecom network,
there were more options for IT infrastructure and application
services. In core telecom network, the option was between likes of
Ericsson, Huawei or new entrants like Samsung.


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I'm trying to make the flip-clock animation, I find this tutorial very interesting http://www.voyce.com/index.php/2010/04/10/creating-an-ipad-flip-clock-with-core-animation/ but I still can't make it work. If someone did it and could share is experience or even the code source that will be really nice.
P.S: if you have other tutorial link please share them.


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March 14, 1998
BERKELEY, Calif. -- Xavier Nady belted two home runs and drove home four runs to lead the California Bears past the visiting Washington State Cougars Saturday in the first game of a three-game weekend series at Evans Diamond.
Nady's three-run home run to left field in the sixth put California (9-11-1) ahead for good and made a winner of Jason Dennis (2-1), the second Bear pitcher who threw four innings of one hit, no run ball.
WSU (7-8) starter Wade Parrish (3-1) suffered his first setback of the season before leaving the game with two out in the sixth inning. Parrish allowed 10 of California's 13 hits and nine runs, seven of them earned. He struck out two and walked two.
The Cougars took an early lead and twice led by three runs, but could not hold of the Bears. Greg Mitchell and Casey Kelley between them had five of WSU's six hits. Each had a home run, as did shortstop Shawn Stevenson.
Kelley's home run in the first inning scored Boyd Robertson, who had walked with two outs. In the second inning the Cougars took a 3-0 lead when Mitchell homered to centerfield leading off the inning.
California countered with two runs in the bottom of the second on Brian Oliver's bases loaded single, then tied the game in the third on Jason Hill's two out home run.
The Cougars then staked Parrish to a 6-3 lead in the fourth, thanks to Stevenson's three-run homer that scored Mitchell and Jason Grove. Over the final five innings, the Cougars mustered just two hits, Kelley's single in the fifth and a double by Mitchell in the eighth.
Ryan Drese started on the mound for California and threw the first five innings. He allowed all by one of WSU's hits and all six runs while striking out five and walking three. Dennis struck out two and did not issue a walk in his four-inning stint.
Sunday the two teams play the second of the three games, with the first pitch set for 1:00 p.m. Monday's single game will begin at 2:00 p.m.
WSU 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 - 6 6 2 CAL 0 2 1 0 2 4 1 0 x - 10 13 0 Wade Parrish, Reggie Rivard, Aaron Cozzens and Jeff Scherer Ryan Drese, Jason Dennis and Jason Hill. W - Dennis (2-1); L - Parrish (3-1); S - None, HR - Stevenson, Kelley, Mitchell, Nady 2, Hill. T - 2:45; A - 374. WSU Hits - Stevenson, Kelley 2, Mitchell 3. CAL Hits - Oliver 2, Nady 4, Tonis, Hill 3, Sark 2, Hernandez. E - Mitchell, Parrish. 2B - Mitchell. 3B - None.


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Christchurch, the earthquake-ravaged New Zealand city, will finally have its cathedral rebuilt. But it's no ordinary nave and steeple construction. Christchurch will instead receive a cardboard cathedral that will last 20 years.
The remarkable temporary structure made of cardboard will replace the once magnificent building. Cardboard tubes will be complemented by timber beams, concrete and steel and concrete, in a high tech structure that will give Christchurch residents a place to worship once more.
The church, vicarage and hall of St John's parish was demolished after the February 22 earthquake which claimed the lives of 185 people.
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban designed the holy space, and has been working on the building free of charge since May 2011. He is famous for his sinous, latticed construction and emergency paper buildings.
Ban was responsible for Issey Miyake's fashion design studio, paper emergency accommodation for UNHCR camps and a paper arch at MOMA.
The architect also built a temporary paper church for the Japanese city of Kobe, after a massive earthquake devastated the city in 1995.
Craig Dixon, a spokesman for the Anglican church in Christchurch told The Guardian: "It's a very economic building, allowing the life of the cathedral to continue."
"It allows the city to see hope rise. It allows the cathedral community to take some time over what they want to do about the building in [Cathedral] Square," he said.
Ban said that cardboard was a natural choice, as it is easily available following a natural disaster.
"The strength of the building has nothing to do with the strength of the material," he told the ChristChurch Cathedral blog.
"Even concrete buildings can be destroyed by earthquakes very easily. But paper buildings cannot be destroyed by earthquakes. It's also consistently low-cost. Normally after disasters the price of building materials goes higher, but since this is not a traditional building material, it's very easy to get," he says.
The cathedral will seat 700 people and will cost NZ$4 million. A completion date has not yet been announced.
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban answers journalists' questions during a visit prior the inaugural ceremony of the decentralized branch of France's top modern art museum in Metz eastern France, on 10 May 2010.
Architects Shigeru Ban of Japan, left and Jean de Gastines of France, right, pose near the construction site of the Center Pompidou-Metz on 31 August 2009 in Metz, eastern France.
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban walks on his paper bridge made of cardboard, 27 July 2007, near the Pont du Gard, in Vers-Pont-du-Gard, southern France.
A model of the modern art museum Pompidou-Metz, an annex of Paris' original Pompidou Centre designed by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban and French architect Jean Gastines.
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban poses, in his workshop at the Beaubourg Museum in Paris.
In this composite image, earthquake damage is seen at the Christchurch cathedral citizens war memorial. At top, seven months after the Christchurch earthquake, on 28 September 2011 and bottom, the same location as seen ahead of the earthquake anniversary on 21 February 2012.
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On Religion and Politics: 'I Believe in an America Where the Separation of Church and State Is Absolute. ...'
Kennedy, John F., Church & State
On Sept. 12, 1960, presidential candidate John F. Kennedy delivered one of the great American speeches on religion and government. Refuting charges that he might use the office of the presidency to advance his Roman Catholic faith, Kennedy reaffirmed the importance of church-state separation and tolerance for people of all religious perspectives. Here are his remarks:
While the so-called religious issue is necessarily and properly the chief topic here tonight, I want to emphasize from the outset that I believe we have far more critical issues to face in the 1960 election; the spread of Communist influence, until it now festers only 90 miles off the coast of Florida--the humiliating treatment of our President and Vice President by those who no longer respect our power--the hungry children I saw in West Virginia, the old people who cannot pay their doctors' bills, the families forced to give up their farms--an America with too many slums, with too few schools, and too late to the moon and outer space.
These are the real issues which should decide this campaign. And they are not religious issues--for war and hunger and ignorance and despair know no religious barrier.
But because I am a Catholic, and no Catholic has ever been elected President, the real issues in this campaign have been obscured--perhaps deliberately, in some quarters less responsible than this. So it is apparently necessary for me to state once again--not what kind of church I believe in, for that should be important only to me--but what kind of America I believe in.
I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute--where no Catholic prelate would tell the President (should he be Catholic) how to act, and no Protestant minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote--where no church or church school is granted any public funds or political preference--and where no man is denied public office merely because his religion differs from the President who might appoint him or the people who might elect him.
I believe in an America that is officially neither Catholic, Protestant nor Jewish--where no public official either requests or accepts instructions on public policy from the Pope, the National Council of Churches or any other ecclesiastical source--where no religious body seeks to impose its will directly or indirectly upon the general populace or the public acts of its officials--and where religious liberty is so indivisible that an act against one church is treated as an act against all.
For while this year it may be a Catholic against whom the finger of suspicion is pointed, in other years it has been, and may someday be again, a Jew--or a Quaker--or a Unitarian--or a Baptist. It was Virginia's harassment of Baptist preachers, for example, that led to Jefferson's statute of religious freedom. Today I may be the victim--but tomorrow it may be you--until the whole fabric of our harmonious society is ripped apart at a time of great national peril.
Finally, I believe in an America where religious intolerance will someday end--where all men and all churches are treated as equal--where every man has the same right to attend or not to attend the church of his choice--where there is no Catholic vote, no anti-Catholic vote, no bloc voting of any kind--and where Catholics, Protestants and Jews, at both the lay and pastoral level, will refrain from those attitudes of disdain and division which have so often marred their works in the past, and promote instead the American ideal of brotherhood.
That is the kind of America in which I believe. And it represents the kind of Presidency in which I believe--a great office that must be neither humbled by making it the instrument of any religious group nor tarnished by arbitrarily withholding its occupancy from the members of any one religious group, I believe in a President whose views on religion are his own private affair, neither imposed by him upon the nation nor imposed by the nation upon him as a condition to holding that office. …


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So my components that I ordered and talked with you guys about have arrived today ( yey! ) and the box is sitting on my bed and open. Thing is because my dads overly cautious he insisted that I get my brother to at least watch over me while I build it and give advice, problem is my brother is an absolutely lazy bastard in the mornings and even my dad is sick of trying to get him up because he's so obnoxious.
So I have three options, one attempt to wake him up and risk not having any help building my computer in the first place because he's a bitch, two build it myself, three wait until the evening when he's finally bothered getting up and more than likely only have the computer half-finished because its too late and he's tired again.
I don't want to even bother trying one and three will just be a pain in the ass because I've been really looking forward to having this computer.
I am confident in the components and everything because I've removed and put in quite a few of them before and for the most part I'm very cautious around them so I know I won't do anything stupid or unnecessary that will cause the thing to blow up on me, the only problem is I just haven't done it before.


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Elections are still five months away but early polling is good news for Republican gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Rauner and probably giving Pat Quinn some pause. According to ReBoot Illinois, Rauner has a substantial ten point lead over Quinn with 16 percent of the voters still undecided. Meantime, in the same poll for the U S Senate race, incumbent Democrat Dick Durbin holds a 52 to 39 percent lead with nine percent of voters undecided.
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GOSHEN — Caroline R. Cripe, 84, died in her home Sunday afternoon, April 13.
She was a 14-year survivor of breast cancer, but lost her battle with a recent diagnosis of Stage 4 liver cancer.
She was born Aug. 21, 1929, in Chicago to Gustav and Pauline (Beiling) Wald.
She married Charles S. N. Cripe on June 20, 1951, at Waterford Mennonite Church. He died Nov. 9, 2007.
Survivors include two daughters, Catherine R. Cripe of Elkhart and Mary L. Cripe of Goshen; a grandson, Charles Gardner; and a great-grandson, Ian Gardner.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and a son, Carl E. Cripe.
She worked at Holiday Rambler in accounting for 20 years and helped organize travel rallies around the country for the Travel Club. She also worked for Switches and part-time for the Elkhart County Auditor.
An active member of Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 985, she served as president for eight years, 15 years as chaplain and as hospital chairman working with local nursing homes and the VA Clinic, delivering items. She was also involved with Friday night bingo.
She enjoyed crocheting, playing Pogo and Chicago White Sox baseball.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, April 16, at Yoder-Culp Funeral Home,where a 10 a.m., Thursday, April 17, funeral service will be conducted. Deacon Dave Elchert and VFW Chaplain John Piecuch will officiate.
Burial will follow in Violett Cemetery, Goshen.
Memorial contributions may be made to Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 985.


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Free Things To Do
You won't hear Jacksonville visitors complaining about sky-high amusement park prices or losing all their money at a casino or shopping til they drop at couture houses. Why? Well, we don't have any of that stuff. Northeast Florida isn't a place to "experience." It's a fairly laid-back (some might say too laid-back) place where people work and live.
Of course, that's not to say that we don't have our pleasures. And some of the best things to do actually are free. Here, in no particular order, are my top five:
- Kingsley Plantation. This National Park Service site is located within the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve on Fort George Island, at the northeastern end of Duval County. Aside from a wealth of history about Florida's indigenous peoples and early European settlers, the site harbors the remains of the circa 1814 estate ofZephaniah and Anna Jai Kingsley. Anna Jai was born in Senegal, purchased by Zephaniah as a slave, and eventually became his wife. She ran Kingsley Plantation–profitably, with slaves–during the time when Florida was a battleground between the Spanish and Americans. The grounds include a plantation house, slave quarters, a barn, a kitchen house and an interpretive garden, all on the banks of the Fort George River. The park is open every day except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year.
- The Jacksonville-Baldwin Trail. This 14.5 mile paved trail follows an old railroad corridor, beginning five miles from downtown Jacksonville and ending west of the city on Brandy Branch Road in Baldwin. Along the way, the trail passes through dense tree canopies where birds, deer and other wildlife cavort, as well as wetlands and a Civil War historic site. There are several easy access points and the 12-foot wide trail is suitable for bicycling, jogging or strolling.
- Art Walks. Art Walks have become the new block parties and depending on the season, theme and location, you'll find feasts for all senses. Jacksonville hosts a First Wednesday Art Walk downtown each month; the Jacksonville Beaches have a Third Thursday Art Walk; San Marco has its Affair in the Square on third Thursdays; St. Augustine holds a First Friday Art Walk. Fernandina Beach holds its Artrageous Artwalk on the second Saturday of the month. The Riverside neighborhood holds its Riverside Arts Market–which is a mix of art show, craft market and street party–on Saturdays under the Fuller Warren Bridge.
- Outdoor Music Fetes. The Jacksonville Jazz Festival brings an impressive line-up to stages around downtown Jacksonville on Memorial Day Weekend, and theSpringing the Blues festival in Jacksonville Beach is a mid-April ocean-front party that brings blues musicians and blues lovers from across town and across the country.
- The Beach. Last but not least, Northeast Florida's greatest treasure: The beaches! Miles of Atlantic Ocean beaches from Fernandina to Crescent Beach have public access points, nearby free parking and inviting waters. People who live in Jacksonville tend to take the beach for granted, but every year vacationers flock to our shores just to enjoy this free natural wonder.
– Belinda Hulin


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New DLL exploit that even may effect CS2.
Got my Windows Secrets newsletter and read this and I said to myself, we are in deep kimchee now. There is a DLL exploit in Windows that effects several programs including CS2 ( http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/2269637.mspx ). Not sure what the impact is going to be, but wanted to give you all a heads up. Let's just hope Adobe does something rare and patch older versions of PS (since I have CS2 as well).
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You Can't Tackle What You Can't Find; William N. Wallace Quick Feet Do Help Like a Jim Thorpe
In a season that has had its troubles, two positive features for pro football have been the unexpected advancement in the standings of the New England Patriots and St. Louis Cardinals, both exciting, offensive-minded teams. In addition each features a little man, Mack Herron and Terry Metcalf, playing a key position-halfback-and playing it very well.
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text: Top 5 essential BBQ tools Having the best barbeque tools on hand can take you from a basic barbequer to grill master. Take your grilling to the next level with these top five essential barbecue tools. By Canadian Living 2012-08-15 00:00:00 ©iStockphoto.com/Miodrag Gajic Make the most of your time in front of the coals with these five essential grilling tools. 1. Short tongs are much easier to use, but long tongs keep your hands away from the heat, so it's a good idea to have both options. 2. A wire brush keeps the barbecue grates clean. 3. An instant-read thermometer takes the guesswork out of determining the doneness of grilled meats and poultry. You won't have to cut into food and waste delicious juices. 4. Grill pans and baskets are useful for vegetables and small pieces of meat or poultry, and for whole fish. 5. A silicone brush won't burn, and it lets you baste foods easily without leaving any nasty bristles behind. Excerpted from Canadian Living: The Barbecue Collection second edition, copyright 2012 by The Canadian Living Test Kitchen. Used by permission of Transcontinental. All Rights Reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced except with permission in writing from the publisher. Page 1 of 1


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Cavalier fans should be sensitive to the plight of Sacramento fans- "Several hours after the Cavaliers concluded their season and graced the legendary Joe Tait with a farewell victory, I tuned into some of the other season finales. Some fan bases eagerly await the first round of the playoffs and others show their utmost appreciation for their players in the midst of a disappointing season. No matter how each team ends their 2010-11 season, fans will hold a similar sentiment, one that provides hope and allows their passion to be perpetuated. There's always next year.
For the supporters of the Sacramento Kings this may not be the case. As I glanced at the score tracker on my computer screen I was unsurprised to see the Los Angeles Lakers beating up on the Kings late in the game. Nevertheless, I turned on the game to watch what many figure to be the last game played in Sacramento before the team relocates to Anaheim. I don't know any Kings fans personally, nor do I have any connection to the franchise, whatsoever. Regardless, the events I witnessed on April 13, 2011 will forever be engrained in my mind." [Kaczmarek/Hardwood Parxysm]
Counting down Browns' draft busts. #2 Brady Quinn?- "I don't think many people can go back and blame the Browns front office for making this deal. They had already drafted Joe Thomas with the third overall pick in the draft, and the talk of the first round was that Brady Quinn was quickly falling. Cleveland gave up their first-round pick for the following year (and their second rounder in 2007) to move up to No. 22 overall, but that did not seem to matter at the time as it seemed like we got our quarterback of the future one year early." [Pokorny/Dawgs By Nature]
Tribe and Orioles starting tonight- "The same rationale might be applicable to the 2011 Cleveland Indians. People in these parts are actually buzzing — in understandably cautious tones, of course — about the Tribe. It's a phenomenon brought on by the club's unexpected 8-4 record. With sound fundamentals (save for a few unsightly moments in an extra-innings loss to the Angels on Wednesday night), stellar starting pitching, a lockdown bullpen and timely hitting, the Indians are off to a "Gold"-like start to the season. Furthermore, the purported "big three" of the American League Central — the White Sox, Twins and Tigers — haven't quite lived up to the hype.
All this has led to the Indians entering their weekend homestand against the Orioles on top of a division in which their preseason outlook was deemed by many (myself included) to be, as I wrote a few weeks back, "cloudy with a chance of fourth place." [CastroTurf]
This entire comparison is invalid. The one thing that makes Braylon, well Braylon is his unbelievable stone hands- "A.J. Green, WR Georgia = Braylon Edwards, New York Jets. This may make some Browns' fans cringe, but the Georgia product is very similar to the team's former No. 3 overall selection, Edwards. Only, Green has consistent hands. The two are identically the same size. Both are 4.5 40-yard dash receivers with a knack to get open. Both can make the spectacular catch with ease. In college, both came out of pro systems and, at times, carried their offenses." [Sobleski/OBR]
Good news on last year's #1 draft pick- "High-A Kinston left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz has had about as perfect a professional debut as a pitcher can have. He has been nearly flawless on the mound allowing no earned runs and just three hits and two walks in 11 innings while blowing away 17 hitters for strikeouts. He has had two no decisions, but a lot of that is due to some poor run support and an 80-pitch count which has prevented him from being able to finish six full innings in either start.
In his debut in the Kinston season opener last Friday, Pomeranz threw 5.1 two-hit, shutout innings with no walks and nine strikeouts. He relied heavily on a low 90s fastball in the initial outing where he threw just a few curveballs and only one changeup all game. In his follow up outing yesterday he was excellent once again going 5.2 innings allowing one hit, an unearned run, two walks and eight strikeouts. This time he had a much more balanced pitch mix where he mixed in his plus curveball a lot more and featured his developing changeup a lot more." [Lastoria/Indians Prospect Insider]


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ML Playoff Game 11
Baker Printing 3
Carman Insurance Group 2
and Baker squared off in the winner's bracket final on Thursday evening. It
turned out to be a pitcher's duel. Patrick O'Kane took the hill for Carman and
allowed 2 runs due to some fielding miscues in the 1st inning. In the top of the
2nd, Sam Sav drilled a solo HR to left field to cut the lead to 2-1. Baker
responded in the bottom of the 2nd scoring a run on an RBI single by Brendan
Schramm. The score remained 3-1 until the top of the 5th when Keith Stubblebine
drilled a double down the right field line and later scored on a single by Nate
Furman. Brendan Schramm came on in relief in the 6th to seal the victory for
Baker. Not before shortstop Giovanni Matarazzo made a fantastic game ending
catch of a foul ball on the left field line.
Pitching was the story of this game as O'Kane limited Baker to just 3 hits which was its lowest total of the year. Ryan Duplicki had his most effective outing of the year, holding Carman to 2 runs, walked 1 batter and struck out 10 batters.
Duplicki – 87
Schramm – 18
O'Kane – 89
Heidig – 5


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Silsby's Family Speaks Out: She Felt 'Burden' for Mission Work
Father Says 'We Better Pray for a Miracle'
TWIN FALLS, Idaho -- Laura Silsby, raised in a family steeped in religious missionary work, has led a life of big dreams and hard realities.
For Ms. Silsby, the 40-year-old leader of a group of 10 Americans who have been charged in Haiti with child abduction, trying to start an orphanage in the Dominican Republic was perhaps her grandest ambition yet.
"Laura was raised in a missionary's home and just felt the burden for mission work," her father, John Sander, said in an interview Friday. "It's not the big, fancy, fallutin' churches," he said. "It's the mission work."
Haiti's Orphans
She spent much of her childhood moving with her family around the U.S., following her father, a denture-maker who has served as an ordained elder, essentially a pastor, to communities around the western part of the country as part of the Wesleyan Holiness Church.
One of three children in her family, Ms. Silsby was born in Farmington, New Mexico, where her father was working with a community of Native Americans. Within two years, the family moved to Pasadena, Calif., where her father worked with an inner-city church. After that, the family moved to Twin Falls. They have lived in various parts of Idaho since.
Her father currently operates a business making and installing dentures in Twin Falls, the Magic Valley Denture Center. A stand in the office's waiting area on Friday displayed small wooden boxes and paintings and signs with messages such as "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "God Bless My Family" -- all crafts from Haiti, a country where Mr. Sander himself has done missionary work over the years. The items were on sale; a small wooden box was priced at $5. "All proceeds go directly to orphanage," said a handwritten sign by the items.
Like their father, Ms. Silsby's brother and sister run small businesses in Idaho. Her brother, Jonathan Sander, also is a denture-maker, working out of a small storefront in the center of Buhl, the town about a half-hour drive west of Twin Falls where he and his parents live. Ms. Silsby's sister, Kim Barton, runs a gift shop in Kuna, a suburb of Boise, Idaho, about a 2 1/2 -hour drive northwest of Buhl.
Ms. Silsby's ambitions, however, led her to bigger pursuits in business and in missionary work. She left Idaho for college, graduating in 1991 from Washington State University with a bachelor's degree in business administration. After moving back to Idaho and getting married, she worked for several years for Hewlett-Packard Co., a job in which she traveled frequently, her father said.
Later, she founded an Internet personal-shopping business, Personal Shopper Inc., which is now housed out of two suites in a Boise office park. She created the business in part using computer skills that she had gained at Hewlett-Packard, said Steve McMullen, a longtime friend of the family who lives in Meridian, Idaho, a Boise suburb.
For several years, her business performed well, friends and relatives said. In 2008, after getting divorced, she and two of her three children – the oldest is an adult – moved with their live-in nanny into a comfortable two-story house in a new subdivision in Meridian.
Chris Wentzel, who lives next door, said the Silsby family had a blue Lexus convertible and a dog named Bentley.
"She thought her business was really going to do well," her father said. "I'm sure she was hoping against hope everything would work out."
Over the past two years, Ms. Silsby became involved in the Central Valley Baptist Church, a congregation in Meridian with an active international mission program.
She began working on an idea to create an orphanage in the Dominican Republic for Haitian children. She was motivated in large part by exposure to the plight of Haitian children through her father, who, earlier this decade, visited Haiti several times to perform mission work.
Last July, Ms. Silsby traveled to the Dominican Republic for 3 ½ weeks. She "saw horrible slums and conditions -- things that caused her lots of alarm," said her sister, Ms. Barton.
While in the Dominican Republic, Ms. Silsby looked at land with an eye toward arranging to buy it to build an orphanage, said Mr. McMullen, with whom Ms. Silsby discussed the trip.
By that time, Ms. Silsby's business was struggling, several family members said. Nevertheless, "she was hoping that would turn around in the near future," said Ms. Barton, and "she had real reasons to think things would turn around soon." Ms. Barton declined to elaborate.
Ms. Barton said her sister planned to use her own money as a major piece of investment in the orphanage. She also solicited donations for the effort. In November, back in Idaho, Ms. Silsby and two colleagues incorporated a nonprofit group, New Life Children's Refuge. It sought donations to create an orphanage in the Dominican Republic.
A document by Ms. Silsby describes ambitious plans for the nonprofit, including an orphanage for up to 200 children and an associated school. The idea, the document said, was to "equip each child with a solid education and vocational skills as well as opportunities for adoption into a loving Christian family."
But that concept was aspirational, Mr. Sander said. "It was just in the making – just in the plan," he said.
In mid-December, Ms. Silsby's house in Meridian was foreclosed on, and she and her family moved into a rented home in the area. Her business continued to slow, her parents said. Late this week, Personal Shopper's offices were locked and dark.
A few days after Christmas, with her children under the care of her former husband, Ms. Silsby went ahead with a previously scheduled trip to the Dominican Republic and Haiti for a week, said her mother, Adonna Sander. Ms. Silsby was making contact with families in Haiti who wanted to give up their children for what they thought would be a better life in an orphanage across the Dominican Republic border, Ms. Sander said.
After the Jan. 12 earthquake struck, Ms. Silsby and nine other Americans prepared to head back to the Dominican Republic. A few days before they were to leave, Mr. McMullen met with Ms. Silsby and Mr. Sander, her father. "She told me she was going to the Dominican Republic and Haiti because the need was so great," Mr. McMullen said. "I told her to be careful – have a safe trip."
Arriving in the Dominican Republic on Jan. 23, the group spent several days driving in and out of Haiti daily.
Their goal, Ms. Sander said, was both to gather up children who they thought were orphaned in the earthquake and to collect children who weren't orphans, but whose parents wanted to hand them over in hopes the Americans would provide their children with a better life.
Ms. Sander said her daughter's group had a signed document from the Dominican Republic's government authorizing them to bring the children over the border, in addition to signed authorizations from parents.
"There were no kidnapped children," Ms. Sander said. "The parents willingly signed papers" authorizing Ms. Silsby's group to take their children to the Dominican Republic. "They're saying, `Take this child.' "
But on Jan. 29, when the Americans loaded the children into a bus and tried to ferry them into the Dominican Republic, they were stopped by Haitian authorities at the border and detained.
On Thursday, they were charged with child abduction.
Sitting in his Twin Falls office Friday, Mr. Sander shook his head and pondered what fate confronts his daughter and her colleagues. "I don't know," he said. "We better pray for a miracle."
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Haredi extremists in Jerusalem discover reason for troubles befalling Israeli people: Immodest clothes worn by women. For months, activists go door to door collecting clothes that don't hold up to rabbis' modesty standards. Thursday confiscated clothes set ablaze, pamphlets with list of forbidden clothes distributed
Neta Sela
Published: 01.26.07, 03:28 / Israel Jewish Scene
Neta Sela
Burning clothes to fix troubles of people of Israel (Photo: Dudi Vaaknin)
The result: Violence
The war against immodesty has recently descended into violence. Extremists attacked women with various sprays who were wearing clothes that didn't fit their criteria. Clothing stores in Jerusalem have also been hurt. One of the stores near the center of the city sustained an attack of bleach bottles. Tens of thousands of shekels of damage was caused to the merchandise.


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