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For every CW permit that a CNMI employer completes, the CNMI gets $150 to be applied as an education funding fee. Even though the majority of the foreign workers are still waiting for their CW permits, the U.S. government has turned over $1.6 million in education fees to the CNMI government. That amount represents 10,666 foreign workers whose employers have applied for CW visas. USCIS reported that as of December 9, 2011, 11,019 CW petitions were filed.
The CNRA created the education fee with the intent that U.S. citizens could be trained to develop the skills needed to replace the foreign workers that make up 90% of the CNMI's private workforce. My guess is that a portion of the funds will be used for educational purposes. In fact, the 2012 budget allocated $500,000 of the funds to go to the Public School System. I would hope that the remaining funds would go to college or technical training programs. Yet, knowing the corrupt CNMI government, I would not be surprised if the money was thrown into the CNMI shell game pot where money is shifted from one government account to another to cover deficits.
Medicare Funds
The fledgling CHC is being inspected by a team from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services. In August 2010 the CNMI's Medicare funding was threatened for noncompliance. Noncompliance was found in "six areas including the governing body, quality assessment and performance improvement, medical staff, nursing services, radiologic services, and infection control," according to the Saipan Tribune.
In 2010 CHC was warned that failure to correct noncomplying areas could result in loss of accreditation.
The Saipan Tribune reported:
Medicare first received complaints about the quality of the hospital's services in 2010, prompting the agency to investigate. It uncovered serious deficiencies and threatened to terminate its "provider agreement" with the hospital if corrective actions are not taken. These corrective action plans were enumerated by CHC in its report. This surprise visit is part of a Medicare requirement that validates the content of the plans of corrections.Just last week Governor Fitial took $261 thousand from Medicare funds to be used for the hospital's $800,000 bi-weekly payroll. The governor also recently appointed Ester Muna, the former financial officer of the hospital (the hospital with $24 million in collectibles), to oversee the Medicaid billing. She will be making decisions as to what spending is allowed and what is not allowed.
Emergency Televisions
The CNMI Emergency Management Center used a federal grant to purchase 14 televisions worth $28,000. The U.S. taxpayers footed $21,000 of the bill and the CNMI government (the one that claims to be broke) spent $7,000 as the required cash match. The televisions range in size from 32 inches to 72 inches and in price from $648 to $3,998. I have no clue if that is a good price since I haven't bought a television since 1999.
I am not sure why the Emergency Management Office needs these televisions or where they will be placed. Perhaps they will be disbursed between offices on Saipan, Tinian and Rota, or as some have expressed, they may end up in some folk's living rooms. It is doubtful that anyone will ever know since the governor and AG refuse to disclose information under the Open Government Act.
The Marianas Variety's story about the purchase is deservingly snarky, as are the comments. In part:
EMO's new Capital Hill office must have wall-space to spare in order to mount the four, 70-inch TVs, let alone the 10 other sets over 35-inches.The Emergency Management Office may want to consider using some of their remaining grant funds to upgrade their horrible, outdated website.
While no one would argue the need to prepare for natural disasters, the number and huge size of the televisions seems overkill in the best tradition of bureaucratic waste of taxpayer money.
Hard-working taxpayers can rest easy at night knowing that if or until, a big disaster hits, the Department of Homeland Security and EMO staff can comfortably watch the Super Bowl and their favorite movies.


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The identity of the 53-year-old man killed when a small plane crashed shortly after takeoff on Saturday morning in Orange County has been released.
Rabbi Aaron D. Panken of Mamaroneck, president of a leading Jewish seminary, died from injuries suffered when a yellow Aeronca 7AC aircraft crashed into the woods just after takeoff from Randall Airport in Middletown at around 9:30 a.m.
Another passenger in the plane, whose name has not been released, sustained non-life threatening injuries.
The crash is now being investigated by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Panken served as the 12th President in HUC-JIR's 143-year history, leading the four-campus international institution of higher learning and seminary for Reform Judaism in New York City, Jerusalem, Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
Panken was elected HUC-JIR President by the Board of Governors on July 31, 2013. His appointment was effective on Jan. 1, 2014 and he was installed on June 8, 2014 in Cincinnati.
Ordained by HUC-JIR in New York in 1991, Rabbi Panken previously served as Vice President for Strategic Initiatives (2007-2010), Dean of the New York Campus (1998-2007), and Dean of Students (1996-1998).
He joined the HUC-JIR faculty in 1995, and taught Rabbinic and Second Temple Literature, with research interests in the historical development of legal concepts and terms; narrative development; and development of holiday observances.
Prior to teaching at the College-Institute, he served as a congregational rabbi at Congregation Rodeph Sholom in New York City and as a rabbinical intern at Westchester Reform Temple in Scarsdale. A native of New York City who graduated from Johns Hopkins University's Electrical Engineering program, Panken was a certificated commercial pilot and sailor.
Panken is survived by his wife, Lisa Messinger, his children Eli and Samantha, his parents Beverly and Peter, and his sister, Rabbi Melinda Panken of Congregation Shaari Emeth in Manalapan, NJ.
Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Author Notes: I had this Creme Caramel here in Italy and couldn't believe it was made with sweet potato. It always comes out well, it's easy and quick to make and I am still wondering how on earth they came up with this idea. So if you like Creme Caramel, give this one a go. —Maria Teresa Jorge
Serves: 6
ounces peeled and washed sweet potato, preferably orange
cup cream
vanilla bean
ounces sugar
eggs lightly beaten
tablespoons Cointreau or Rhum
ounces sugar for caramel
tablespoon water
mint leaves for garnish
In This Recipe
- Pre-heat the oven to 300 degrees F with rack in the middle. Prepare a tray with water for the bain marie with boiling water. Set aside 6 individual molds.
- Put the cream in a pan over low heat, open the vanilla bean in half and scrape out the seeds. Put everything in the cream, bring to the boil and remove from the heat. Let infuse.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Slice the sweet potato in medium thick slices and put in the oven to roast for 30 minutes. Let cool.
- In a food processor or with a hand held immersion blender, cream the roasted sweet potato with half the cream. Add the remainder cream and process until very smooth. Add the sugar and the Cointreau and process again. Keep scarping the sides with a rubber spatula so all the sweet potato gets creamed. Add the beaten eggs just pulsing 4 or 5 times so not to overwork the eggs otherwise you end up with a souffle like pudding.
- Strain the cream through a sieve into a pouring jug to remove any fibers.
- Making the caramel: Put the 3.6 ounces of sugar and the 1 tablespoon of water in a saucepan and place it over a medium heat. Leave it like that, without stirring, until the sugar begins to melt and turn liquid around the edges, 4-6 minutes. Give the pan a shake. lower the heat and leave it again to melt until about a quarter of the sugar has melted. Using a wooden spoon, give it a gentle stir and continue to cook and stir until the sugar has completely melted and is the colour of dark honey – 5- 7 minutes.
- Quickly pour some caramel into each mold, tipping it round the base and sides to coat.
- Fill the molds to 3/4 with the custard, put in the baking tray with the boiling water taht should come to 2/3 of the height of the moulds and cook in the oven in the bain marie for 40 minutes until the top is golden, the outside is set but still a little wobbly in the middle. Remove from the oven and from the water bath, and leave to cool.
- Cover with plastic wrap and rchill for 4 to 6 hours (or overnight) before serving.
- Gently loosen the side of the crème caramel with a non serated knife and invert on a serving dish. The puddings will fall out with the caramel sauce. Garnish with mint leaves. Great dessert to make ahead.
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It has been quite a few months since I had the courage to participate in my Adopt-a-gluten-free-Blogger event. I have always been quite devoted to the idea of following my fellow bloggers' recipes as written the first time around, and my limited ingredient options during the past few months made this difficult to say the least. However, being top eight-allergen free and rice shy at the moment, it occurred to me that the one blogger who might have options for me was our own Allergic goddess, Karina. I've always been inordinately fond of rice and rice blends in baking. And, barring that, I like to use bean flour blends. What to do when both are (temporarily) off the menu? Find someone who relishes the challenges of dairy and egg-free baking like Karina, and luxuriates in the stretchy, wholesome goodness of sorghum and millet, or course! Before I began this whole experiment, I had to make sure Baby Yum could tolerate a few fundamental ingredients, largely Hemp Milk, Ener-g Foods Egg Replacer, Sorghum, and baking powder. Happily, all ingredients seemed to work well with her delicate tummy. Because I'm doing potato starch and corn "light" at the moment, I did substitute arrowroot starch for the potato starch in Karina's recipes, and alternated between coconut milk and hemp milk.
One of the first recipes I tried was Karina's Vegan Gluten-free Irish Soda Bread recipe. I have never been that appreciative of Irish Soda bread (sorry Bette Hagman), but the Millet-sorghum base in this recipe intrigued me, as well as the inclusion of caraway seed. I never met a caraway seed bread recipe I didn't like… and this recipe was no exception. I used coconut milk instead of the alternative, and arrowroot starch instead of potato starch. I shaped it, baked it, let it cool (as much as I could bear to wait) and sliced it. Heaven! One of the best quick breads I've ever had. It is sweet, yet savory, and each bite is crunchy when toasted yet melts in your mouth at the same time. This will go into my regular rotation!
I also tried Karina's Vegan Gluten-free English Muffin Recipe. I'm a big fan of any round, yeasty bread product, whether it be Crumpets, English Muffins or buns, and I had high hopes for this recipe. Bette Hagman has spectacular recipes for gluten-free crumpets that I've enjoyed for years, and I was hoping Karina could help me make one using sorghum flour as the tasty base. Happily, this recipe did not disappoint in the slightest, even with the substitution of arrowroot starch for the starch flour. The dough was elastic and light, and I knew before I even poured them into the molds that this recipe was going to be a winner. I did make one error when I took them out of the oven- greedily sawing one out of the mold and trying to cut it in half and drizzle it with olive oil right away. Perhaps due to the arrowroot starch, they are delicate and if you rush these beauties by threatening them with a knife right away they may deflate and you may miss out on the optimal light-hole riddled english muffin experience. I found out that if you let them cool entirely and THEN delicately remove them, you can gently saw them in half with no damage to the structure of the muffin. Or if you just can't wait (understandable, when you smell these lovelies in the oven), you can gently rip them apart (in half, horizontally) without entirely destroying them. These english muffins made me realize I've been giving sorghum a bum rap all these years. Just because there are some bad recipes using sorghum doesn't mean the grain is bad… and these wonderful, faintly nutty, whole-grain flavored muffins are proof. I forced myself to freeze half of the first batch, but happily made another batch the next time sorghum day rolled around. And I'm sorry to say, none of those made it to the freezer. They made an excellent base for a sunbutter and jelly sandwich when I went out for a bachelorette party… and were just as good when i gobbled them with some no-soy margarine and dill. Karina should get a medal for these English Muffins. They are that good. *I also found that if you are greedy like me, you can squeeze 8 muffins out of the recipe. Just be slightly stingy when pouring the batter into your molds.
I also tried one of Karina's quinoa-based recipes for what she calls a Vegan Breakfast Brownie. I love eating dessert for breakfast, but it is usually a guilty pleasure I don't share with others. Who, me, eat half a gluten-free apple pie for breakfast? I don't know what you're talking about. Honest. But our decadent gluten-free goddess has no such compunctions, brazenly throwing out recipes for brownies that you are SUPPOSED to eat at breakfast time. My heroine. Who could feel guilty about a high protein treat stuffed with quinoa, anyway? I'm sure all that healthy goodness cancels out the chocolate chips, although not in flavor! These breakfast brownies are worthy of the name, and they travel gloriously well. You can also individually wrap them and freeze them. Brilliant! *I take them out of the plastic wrap and either defrost by leaving them out at room temperature or microwave on half-power. Perfect with a steaming Americano!
Of all the recipes I tried from Karina's site, the only one that didn't quite work for me was her Vegan gluten-free Herbed Flatbread Recipe. Perhaps the temperature of my liquids was off… but it just didn't rise and look as lovely as her images. However, since I actually have a vegan gluten-free pizza crust recipe that works for me, I wasn't too worried about it, especially since every other recipe was a keeper.
The one thing this little experiment taught me is that Karina's title of "gluten-free goddess" is well deserved. All of us with gluten-intolerance and multiple intolerances can find yummy recipes, inspiration, and a bit of magic over at the Gluten-free Goddess's Blogspot. What's your favorite Gluten-free Goddess recipe? Share in the comments!
Recipe Recap:
Gluten-free English Muffins
Gluten-free Irish Soda Bread
Gluten-free Quinoa Breakfast Brownies
Gluten-free Herbed Flatbread
This isn't the first time I adopted Karina! I also adopted her in 2008 and made her tasty gluten-free Mac-n-Uncheese Recipe.


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With temperatures in the 50s for at least the next few days the Bisons players are working out on their own outside. They can have two hours of supervised practice during this time. The first official practice is not until Jan. 29.
"Every one is ready for a game," Bisons coach Jeff Forehand said. "We have practiced so much, and played against each other so much, that we want to see how we match up against another team in a game."
With 21 new players on the roster for 2010 Forehand stresses that fall practice was a key to answering several questions.
"We have to see how these new players mesh into our program and what we feel like our team is going to be about," Forehand said. 'They have to adopt the philosophy of how we want them to play.
"We don't want them to play robotically, but everybody on the team is going to have a role to carry out. If everybody carries out their roles then we have a chance to be pretty good. We won't find those things out until we play a game."
One of the major changes that fans might notice is M.L. Williams in left field. Last season he played second base, leading off 38 times.
Senior Tyler Wilson, who split time between center and left field, will be in center. Sophomore Antonio Butler will return to start in right field. Forehand, however, suggests that everything is subject to change. One player expected to get a long look in the outfield is freshman Ricky Coleman.
"All three of them run really well so it looks like we are playing three center fielders," Forehand said. "Athletically, M.L. can make the transition from the infield to the outfield. During the fall he adapted really well to it.
"I'm never going to say he won't ever go back to the infield. But right now our team is best with him playing in the outfield. He is slated to be our lead-off guy. Hopefully that takes some weight off of his shoulders because of the extra things he had to do in the infield and that he will be even better offensively."
The biggest question mark is how well the pitching staff is going to be able to fill-in the holes left by the losses of starting pitchers Rex Brothers and Brandon McClurg. Brothers was a first round draft pick of the Colorado Rockies in June.
"It sounds like a cliché, but we lost a No. 1 draft pick," Forehand said. "When you pitch like we could last season at the top of the order it is going to take some time for our pitching staff to come around."
Senior right-hander Josh Smith is expected to be the top pitcher in the rotation this season after spending last season as the No. 3 starter. Forehand is also counting heavily on senior right-hander Matt Bowling and sophomore right-hander Davey Hackett to step up and challenge for the top three spots in the rotation.
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A group of teary-eyed women with the Alpha Phi sorority emerged from their home Saturday, to place a bouquet of flowers on the spot where two women — two of six victims — were shot Friday night.
The suspected attacker was found dead from a gunshot wound in a black BMW.
A few blocks north of the sorority house, five bullet holes ripped through I.V. Deli Mart's front window. Inside, blood soaked towels marked the spot where a man was shot, employee Blake Maston said.
Matson said he had just left work when he heard the shots. Bullets, he said, appeared to have ripped through the store.
"A bullet hit a microwave all the way in the kitchen for Pete's sake," Matson said.
Matson said his manager, who was working at the store during the shooting, told him he was serving a customer when he noticed a car that had stopped in the middle of the street. The car's window rolled down and he heard six shots fired at the Deli, the store owner told Matson.
Student Mickey Damapong was about a block away when the rampage ended. Damapong said he heard the shots, but thought they were fireworks set off by students celebrating the start of summer. Damapong said he and his friends learned later that the sounds they heard were gunshots.
"I was sacred to be outside," Damapong said. "Everybody I was with was terrified."


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Accessibility is a major design element of new Target Field and baseball fans that use wheelchairs are particularly pleased about the new Twins ballpark.
Just after 3 p.m. students are pouring out of South High in Minneapolis. Sam Graves, an 11th-grader, rolls among them. He steers his wheelchair across the parking lot, to a van where his friend Michael Sack is waiting in his wheelchair.
Sam and Michael are lifelong baseball fans. Both sport Twins caps, and when asked what he likes about the team, Sam says he likes it all.
"Pretty much everything," Graves said.
You need to listen carefully to catch what Sam and Michael say sometimes, but they're great writers and they have a lot of opinions. Together they write "Two Men On," a blog dedicated to accessibility at Target Field.
After reading the blog, Twins President Dave St. Peter invited them to tour the new stadium. Michael Sack brought a three-page list of things to grade at the new park.
"We asked people for the questions," he said.
Studies show that, while accessibility features like ramps and door openers are designed for people with specific physical challenges, they end up being used by many more people.
Neither Michael Sack nor Sam Graves are fans of the Metrodome. Sam gives his thumbs down in a typically understated way.
"It was not very good," Sam said.
Actually, the Dome is an accessibility nightmare. It was built in 1981, before passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Despite extensive retrofitting, it never got much better.
There is only one handicapped entrance, and it's all the way on the opposite side of the building from the Metrodome's sole elevator. The wheelchair areas have railings right at eye level, obstructing the view. To make things worse, those areas are also considered walkways for people going to the concession stands, so the constant foot traffic blocks the view even more.
On the day of the tour, Michael and his mother, Laurie Sack, and Sam Graves and his mother Kathy, entered Target field through the executive office doors by the light rail station. A few moments later, after a quick ride in one of the new field's 12 elevators, Michael and Sam rolled across the concourse inside the park.
Chris Iles, the Twins communications manager, greeted the group. As Iles lead the way, Sam Graves and Michael Sack began scoping things out.
They found concession stands are low enough for people using wheelchairs, and they checked signage for bathrooms and elevators. That was a problem during an earlier visit, which they had discussed on the blog.
They found family bathrooms, where a companion of the opposite sex can provide help to someone with a disability.
A big issue for Sam is straws. You can't get them at the Dome, but for some folks they are the only way they can drink a beverage. Iles assured him there are straws at Target Field.
Sam and Michael are season ticket holders and they want to see their seats. Another quick elevator ride and they are there.
The accessible seats at Target Field are very different from those at the Dome. The spots are actually marked on the drink holders mounted on the wall. There are folding chairs in place, but they can be moved easily to roll in a wheelchair. The sightlines are amazing. Even Chris Iles is impressed.
"These are great seats," he said. "These are really good seats."
There are 794 accessible seats throughout Target Field, some along the baselines. Each row has a power outlet to charge up electric wheelchairs, and unlike the Dome, all stairways have railings.
Sam and Michael kept checking off items on their list. Iles pointed to several enclosed areas which can provide cover for electric wheelchairs, which need to be kept out of the rain.
Iles said the Twins are also making tweaks based on lessons learned at exhibition games, including the signage concerns. There's an accessibility guide available at guest service kiosks that will also be available online.
After an hour of exploration, the "Two Men On" crew said thank you and headed off to prepare their blog post about the tour. With a huge grin on his face, Michael Sack leaked his positive review.
"It was awesome," he said.
Michael Sack and Sam Graves say they will continue to blog about Target Field as the season goes on.


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"Money, the financial part of it ... will not have any of the considerations for it," Ryan told the media yesterday. "We'll play the player that fits what we do best. What we believe gives us the best chance."
When asked whether or not the quarterback job would be open to all players on the roster, Woody Johnson gave an evasive answer. Rex followed on by saying that "we have to get an offensive coordinator in place, then we'll address it from there. Obviously, the situation, whoever the offensive coordinator is, his system, there's going to be a lot of things that go into it."
When I see Rex Ryan use the phrase "best chance" in connection with a conversation about the team's quarterback, I now have a Pavlovian response where I want to rake out my own eyes.
We all agree that Mark Sanchez was atrocious in 2012 and we personally think he deserved to get benched dating back to his first game against the Dolphins. The Jets quarterback was unable to read defenses, make his read progressions, shake off defensive backs or just be decisive in any meaningful way over the course of a game. His play ranked lowly by most any metric and now four years in, he's still yet to have a season where he does the bare minimum to be considered an average quarterback by completing just 60% of his passes.
No competent offensive coordinator with a track record for success is going to want to come to New York if they are told that Mark Sanchez must remain the starting quarterback. Someone like Norv Turner or Cam Cameron would have to be pretty desperate to take a job with that stipulation at the start. The Jets played it smart publicly by saying what they did about the decision making process, but aside from Mark Sanchez getting traded, getting outright cut by the team, or signing a veteran free agent quarterback with extended starting experience or drafting one, it's going to be very difficult for the Jets to move away from Sanchez.


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AI, T-Mac and the Hall | Best passer, top assist man | Social media superstars
New Nets coach Jason Kidd wants Deron Williams to average double-digits in assists. Who's the best passer in the league? Who do you see leading the league in assists a game this season?
Steve Aschburner, NBA.com: Smart to ask this as two questions, because the best passers don't always play alongside the best shooters or finishers. That, for instance, will be a challenge now for Boston's Rajon Rondo – when he returns from his ACL rehab, he won't have Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett converting off his passes, one year after losing Ray Allen (on those occasions he passed to Allen). Anyway, my choice for best passer is Minnesota's Ricky Rubio, who can see openings and create something from nothing on a nightly basis to elicit smiles. As for assists leader, though, I like the Clippers' Chris Paul, who led the NBA in that category in 2008 and '09. With Blake Griffin reportedly polishing his low-post game and J.J. Redick to hit from outside, Paul's 9.7 apg could easily bump up by two per game.
Fran Blinebury, NBA.com: Chris Paul and Chris Paul. Nobody in the league has a better handle and a better idea of what he wants to do with the ball than CP3. Got to think Rondo's numbers drop because he no longer has Garnett and Pierce around to finish.
Jeff Caplan, NBA.com: Rajon Rondo was the assist king the last two seasons and the two seasons before that belonged to Steve Nash. Let's discount both, what with Rondo returning from ACL surgery and Nash, well, turning 40. That takes us all the way back to 2009 when New Orleans Hornets point guard Chris Paul (11.0 apg) finished No. 1 and Utah Jazz point guard Deron Williams (10.7) was No. 2. Back then those two guys were also 1-2, with arguments over which was which, in any discussion about the best two young point guards in the league. CP3, the guy I consider the most gifted passer and playmaker in the game today, has closed that debate — for now. Williams is set up to have a terrific season. He's got a good friend (Jason Kidd) as his coach who will run an up-tempo, D-Will-friendly offense. He should be in great shape and he has proven weapons inside and out. Williams could not only hit Kidd's double-digit assist goal, but also lead the league in the category for the first time in his career. I will also note my excitement to watch a fully healthy Ricky Rubio, and a sleeper in new Kings PG Greivis Vasquez, who quietly averaged 9.0 apg last season with New Orleans.
Scott Howard-Cooper, NBA.com: Chris Paul is the best passer, and Kidd has a right to place those expectations because Williams isn't far down the list. Kidd himself wouldn't be either, still, if he was on the court instead of the sideline, just as Steve Nash should not be overlooked. But Paul plays fast and still makes the right play and precision passes. Who leads the league? I'll go CP3 over Williams while also keeping an eye on the Pelicans' Jrue Holiday. The Clippers have several options beyond Paul and his leadership mentality is to put a priority on a night of big assists over big scoring.
John Schuhmann, NBA.com: In terms of vision, creativity and intelligence, Steve Nash is the gold standard, especially now that Kidd has retired and LeBron James isn't technically a point guard. But Chris Paul will lead the league in assists. He was second to Rondo last season and has a couple of more scorers on his team this year, while Rondo will need to do a lot more work to set up his teammates now that Pierce and Garnett are gone.
Sekou Smith, NBA.com: Chris Paul is the most creative and best passing point guard in the league and has been for the past few years. And he gets that nod from me having risen to the top of the deepest, most talented and diverse group of point guards I can remember in the past three decades of the league. CP3 is an absolute master at the position and as a facilitator and passer, he's as good as it gets. But he won't lead the league in assists during the 2013-14 season. That honor will go to Deron Williams, provided he plays the way his coach asks him to with future Hall of Famers like Pierce and Garnett joining forces with Williams, Brook Lopez and Joe Johnson. He should have no problem averaging double-digit assists, something only Rondo did last season, on a team with as many different scoring options as the Brooklyn Nets will have to choose from during the regular season.
Lang Whitaker, NBA.com's All Ball blog: I think Chris Paul will lead the league in assists per game. CP3 will have more weapons around him than anyone else, and he'll be able to pile up those assist totals playing Doc Rivers' offense, the same way Rondo did the last few years. But that said, I think Ricky Rubio is the best passer. I'm biased, sure, because I've been watching him since he was 15, but he plays with such panache and flair, and his vision is as good as it gets.
Hanson Guan, NBA China: If the category's restricted to active players only, my answer is Chris Paul. As a point guard, his performance has been nothing but consistent since he joined the league. His 9.8-apg average ranks as the highest of active players. He's led the league in assists three times. Plus, at critical moments, Paul can dominate the game by scoring. Presently, he is still at his peak. For the next season, I'm still looking forward to another year spent dominating the assist list.
Aldo Avinante, NBA Philippines: Two names will likely pop up in the debate for best passing PG: Chris Paul and Rajon Rondo. But I'm going to give that honor to Ricky Rubio. Paul is known for his cerebral approach and over-all control of the game, Rondo is known for his all-around abilities while Rubio is known for one thing: passing. The Spanish sensation has the full repertoire and seems genuinely happy with passing the basketball with Kevin Love and Kevin Martin as his targets. Expect Rubio to make a run for the assists title next season.
Eduardo Schell, NBA Espana : Steve Nash is still the best. A true magician who makes other betters. Here's hoping injuries don't give him as many problems as they did last season. I think Chis Paul will lead this category since Rondo will be sidelined and doesn't have as much talent around as last year, and top rivals like Holiday and Vasquez have been traded. I would like to see José Calderón up there: not a flashy player but one who makes his team better, and will take advantage of having Dirk, Marion and Ellis with him.


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Underwater violinist
Last updated: November 16, 2017 at 3:00 am
Mark Gottlieb (USA) performed Handel's Water Music underwater at Evergreen State College in Olympia (Washington) in March 1975. The music was played by speakers at the surface in the pool. He later played the Jaws theme underwater in the Shark Tank at Marine World in Northern California. An underwater violin is known as an aqualin.
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Slowest fish
By Jeffrey Gallant / May 22, 2017
Dwarf seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae) — 152 cm per hour (0.001 km/h) or 60 in. per hour (0.0009 mph). Size: 4.2 cm (1.7 in). The dwarf seahorse swims in an upright position using its [...]Read More
Coldest seawater
By Jeffrey Gallant / May 23, 2017
Seawater with an average salinity of 35 ppt (parts per thousand) freezes at -1.94°C (28.5°F). The coldest seawater ever recorded at −2.6 °C (27.3 °F) was found in a stream under [...]Read More
Oldest decompression diver
By Jeffrey Gallant / Apr 6, 2017
Gregg Bemis (USA), 76, made a 62-minute dive on the wreck of the RMS Lusitania (Ireland) in July 2004. The Lusitania lies at a depth of 92 m (300 ft) [...]Read More
First commercially built submersible in the USA
By Jeffrey Gallant / Apr 19, 2017
The Asherah, capable of reaching a depth of 183 m (600 ft) and a speed of 4 knots, was launched about one month before Alvin in May 1964. It was designed [...]Read More
Largest isopod
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Giant isopod (Bathynomus giganteus) — The largest known deep sea isopod whose average length is between 19 and 36 cm (7.5 - 14.2 in), reaches up to 76 cm (30 in) and 1.7 kg [...]Read More
Biggest litter [Shark | Viviparous]
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The blue shark (Prionace glauca) has litters up to 135 pups. Viviparous sharks, including the blue shark, give birth to live young. After [...]Read More
Largest barrier reefs
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Great Barrier Reef (Australia) — Over 2,300 km (1,400 miles). The Great Barrier Reef is made up of over 900 islands and 3,400 reefs. It is the largest structure on the planet built by living [...]Read More
Deepest wreck dive [Men]
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236 m (774 ft) — Alessandro Scuotto (Italy), Mario Marconi (Italy) and Pim van der Hofirst (The Netherlands). Wreck of the Milano, Lake Maggiore [...]Read More
First scuba diving family
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1945 | The Cousteaus — Jacques-Yves, Simone, Jean-Michel and Philippe Cousteau did their first dives as a family in the Mediterranean Sea near Marseille, France [...]Read More
First female scuba diver
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1943 — Simone Melchior Cousteau (1919-1990), first wife of Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Her first dives were in the Mediterranean Sea in the summer of 1943. Her sons [...]Read More
First saturation dive under polar ice
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Jim English (Memorial University, Canada) and Bob Wicklund (Manager Hydrolab, USA) — Arctic IV Expedition led by Dr. Joe MacInnis in Resolute Bay [...]Read More
Oldest drinkable champagne… and beer?
By Jeffrey Gallant / May 29, 2017
In 2010, Swedish divers recovered 145 bottles of champagne and five bottles of beer from the 170-year-old Föglö wreck south of the Åland [...]Read More
Jeffrey Gallant is the Editor-in-Chief and Records Keeper of the Diving Almanac. He is also a contributing editor of DIVER Magazine, and the scientific director of the Greenland Shark and Elasmobranch Education and Research Group (GEERG). Jeffrey started diving in 1982.


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Land Overview
Earth's land surface represents the most varied terrain in the whole of the Solar System, gradually transformed by geological motion, atmospheric weathering and sustained biological activity. Its evolution continues to this day, helped along by humanity: deserts expand, forests are cleared and cities grow.
Satellite instruments allow land cover to be classified on an objective global basis, and identify land cover change. They can pinpoint wilderness areas under threat from sprawling settlements, for example, or track patterns of soil erosion. And land cover classification sharpens the accuracy of climate models: pinning down the contributions of localised carbon 'sources' and 'sinks' for example, or the varied albedos of differing biomass or mineral surfaces.
Other types of instruments contribute more radiometers such as Envisat's AATSR takes the temperature of Earth's land, while radar altimetry and synthetic aperture radar interferometry build up accurate three dimensional maps of its surface contours.
Land News
OECD uses ESA data to measure green growth
06 September 2018
ESA data have been used to develop the new Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Green Growth headline indicator on land-cover change.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) defines green growth as 'fostering economic growth and development, while ensuring that natural assets continue to provide the resources and environmental services on which our well-being relies.'
Copernicus Sentinels to help measure Earth's biomass
07 June 2018
The amount of carbon stored in Earth's forests and how it is changing will be measured in the forthcoming Climate Change Initiative Biomass project, in which the legacy of GlobBiomass will be carried forward to the Sentinels' era.
Specific Topics on Land
The monitoring of soil moisture on a large scale for the purposes of hydrological modelling and water management form the major element of this application. In addition research is aimed at understanding both soil chemistry and processes.
Topography & Mapping
Interferometry is one of the key techniques in the creation of digital elevation models for the mapping of large areas and in the monitoring of elevation change in areas of land subsidence or uplift.
Urban & Industry
There are an ever increasing number of applications in support of industrial development from civil engineering to oil prospecting, and in the monitoring of urban change and population mapping for planning and control purposes.
The extensive mapping of vegetation and its condition form key elements of programmes aimed at the development of national and international food policies. Whilst ongoing research studies the more detailed biophysical processes.
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1st CSJ Chemical FestaActivity by Yusuke Kawase | added on Jul 25, 2011 | Japan
The renew autumn meetings attract more than 1,000 participants in order to discuss among inadustrial, academic and govermental chemists.
Schedule : 13-15 Nov. 2011
Place : Waseda Univ.(Tokyo,Japan)
Programs : Below
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Energies and the contribution of chemistry
How to create,transmit and store the renewable energies
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Electronics,automobiles,housing and environment in near future
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The lecture of Prof. Suzuki, the winner of Novel Prize 2010.
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Development with Eclipse
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A graphical OpenMoko application is a gnome-based X application. Hence it is usually easy to build, run and debug it as program for the desktop computer, uploading to the mobile phone only for the final stage of debugging. Even from the mobile phone, it is possible execute the program on the phone and still use the screen, mouse and keyboard of the desktop computer to observe its work. This article describes instructions for Debian, but they will likely work with any non broken Linux distribution.
Eclipse recently has the C/C++ development plug-in. You will need the recent Eclipse, this plug-in and you may need to upgrade the GTK development packages. The easiest way to get the simple application running is to create the managed C project and add `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0` both to the compiler options and to linker flags. After that, go to GTK tutorial and try, using it, to compose a simple application.
This approach not only shortens development cycle from minutes to seconds, but also allows to use the Eclipse debugger for C development, stepping through the code and watching variables.
The executable for the mobile phone can usually be produced from the same source files using the OpenMoko toolchain. As all surroundings of these files for Eclipse and OpenMoko project are not the same, the most straightforward approach is just to set two development environments and put the symbolic links of the source files into the OpenMoko project directory.
After producing the OpenMoko executable, it may be reasonable to try it via X, using the keyboard, mouse and screen of the desktop computer. All you need is to use the -X option in the ssh command when you log in into the connected mobile phone. After that, you should be able to run the application inside the phone but have its X window on a screen of the desktop machine. This way you can check the actual execution speed and have access to the mobile phone devices that are not present on PC.
Eclipse allows to add the custom builder to the project. These builders can be either Ant scripts or the executable shell scripts. These possibilities can be used to force the OpenMoko toolchain to produce the phone executable without leaving the Eclipse IDE.


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Disgrace: Memphis Man Beats 2 Year Old GIrl With A Basketball Shoe! (Child Died. Told Her Mom She Was Sick & The Mother Ignored)
"A Memphis, Tennessee man is in police custody after authorities say he beat a 2-year-old to death with a basketball shoe after she accidentally defecated on the floor.Police report that 23-year-old Calvin Jones was babysitting his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter when the child had an accident on the floor." - Memphis News
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FBI Finds Holes in System Protecting Economic Data
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has discovered vulnerabilities in the government's system for preventing market-moving economic reports from leaking to traders before public release. Brody Mullins reports. Photo: AP.
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2. Approval of the minutes of the August 14, 2012 subcommittee meeting.
3. Update on September 20th meeting of Reconnecting McDowell in McDowell County.
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4. Update on permitting county boards of education to purchase technology through the WVNET Education/State & Local Government Purchase Agreement.
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5. Review and discussion of the recommendations contained in the Education Efficiency Audit of West Virginia's Primary and Secondary Education System, Public Works LLC, January 3, 2012.
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Words whether written with warmth or described deep in darkness may reflect our inner truths giving over to heartfelt emotion thus defining our humanness.
What if we loved without condition
What if we held no bias
What if we lived with freedom
What if we refused to be pious
Would we suffer from lack
Or feelings of life amiss
Or would we be wealthy perhaps
In healthy happy bliss
The sun provides it's rays to us
Ne'er hoping to hear
Your gratitude and thanks, though
It continues through the year
The ocean provides us breath
Which we cannot live without
It never requests a penance
Freely giving removes all doubt
The forest trees share life as well
Taking in our waste
Never fearing hurtful pain
At our thankless passing haste
Are we not more than trees?
Can we not shine as sun
Does water overwhelm ability
Of our race with fear be done
I would see an earth
Where hurt we do no more
When humans choose to love the other
As heart's sweet paramour
No more a passing judgment
On an unknown passer by
No more a fear of loss of love
From those dear whom we keep nigh
Nay instead we would see
The heart of human life
We would cease from blaming guilt
And end our worrisome strife
Oh what a world we would be
If love we choose to do
Accepting beauty in imperfection
Not toll presumed we're due
This would be a planet I
Would never want to leave
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To share in this belief
All my love dear sweet world
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Ne'er again blaming within
I remove all guilt from you
I seek life and peace and love
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Public defender meltdown in Louisiana
Louisiana, which has the highest incarceration rate in the country, no longer provides public defenders to all its people accused of crimes; within months, over half its public defender offices are expected to become insolvent. "It's a nightmare," according to James Dixon, the chief Louisiana Public Defender. "You have people in jail that don't have lawyers. It's that basic." The meltdown of the Louisiana public defender system makes it criminal to call it a justice system.


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Department of Law Secures Funding for Statewide Rural Prosecution Support Team
October 17, 2005
(Anchorage) - Attorney General David Márquez announced today that the Department of Law was awarded a federal grant to fund the creation of statewide rural prosecution support team.
In late September the Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs notified the Attorney General's office that it would receive nearly $2 million over the next three years to create and fund the rural prosecution team. The Alaska Legislature previously approved the budget plan that allowed the department to accept this money and integrate it into its existing budget.
"Our rural communities endure an unacceptable level of violent crime fueled by alcohol consumption and abuse," said Márquez. "For the past few years Governor Murkowski and the Department of Law have worked hard to strengthen laws targeting bootlegging and improving our local option laws so that communities and law enforcement can choke off the supply of illicit alcohol. With this funding we can attack alcohol-induced crimes before and after the fact."
In 1997, 100% of defendants committing homicides in Western Alaska had consumed alcohol. Alcohol was also a factor in 66% of felony assaults, 62% of misdemeanor assaults, 54% of sexual assaults, 48% of offenses against minors and 21% of sexual abuse cases involving minors.
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It's time to break out the platform shoes and feather boas for one last time! Mamma Mia is embarking on its final ever tour in 2016/17. This sunshine-filled show redefined the concept of the jukebox musical for the new century by telling the bittersweet, yet hilarious story of single mother Donna who is struggling to cope with her young daughter's impending marriage on a picturesque Greek island. Throw into the mix three lovers from her past, any of whom could be the father of her daughter, then sparks are sure to fly! Mamma Mia bounces into the in , ,
Originally the brainchild of British producer Judy Cramer and playwright Catherine Johnson, the two were inspired to use the band's hits in a theatrical setting after meeting with two of the band's founding members, Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus. The show finally premiered in London's West End in 1999 and has spawned numerous international productions as well as inspiring the global smash hit movie starring Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried.
This blockbuster musical contains all of the band's most famous hits, including 'Super Trouper', 'Lay All Your Love On Me', 'Dancing Queen', 'Waterloo', plus less well-known but equally touching songs such as 'Slipping Through My Fingers' and 'Our Last Summer'.
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On the sunny Greek island of Kalokairi, Sophie is feverishly planning her forthcoming wedding to the handsome and idealistic Sky, but is saddened that her mother Donna has never told her the identity of her father. After poring secretly over Donna's diary, she identifies three potential candidates; adventurer Bill, stockbroker Sam and ex-rocker Harry and secretly invites them to the island, hoping to find out once and for all, who will walk her up the aisle as her father.
Needless to say, when all three men arrive at the same time, Donna is thrown into an emotional quandary, as old feelings long forgotten all stir up to the surface. With the help of her two best friends and ex-bandmates of their glam rock outfit Donna and the Dynamos, Donna takes a trip down memory lane. At the same time, Sophie and Sky are facing doubts of their own, with Sophie feeling obligated to help her mother refurbish their ramshackle hotel, but Sky yearning for adventure away from the island.
A hedonistic joint bachelor party for both youngsters winds up with surprising confessions and confrontations that threaten the wedding. Donna must face her ex-lovers and deal with the tumult of emotions running havoc through her. As the day of the wedding dawns, will Sophie ever discover who her father is? And will Donna finally lay the past to rest and follow her heart?
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Mamma Mia currently holds the record as the eighth-longest running musical on Broadway as of its closure in September 2015, as well as Broadway's longest running jukebox musical!
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Opening night: 7 June 2016
Mamma Mia! is good for late elementary, middle school, high school and college age kids and anyone who likes ABBA. Children under 4 years of age may not be admitted into the theater.
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Erin Fish as Donna Sheridan
Kyra Belle Johnson as Sophie Sheridan
Stephen Ecklemann as Sky
Laura Michelle as Tanya
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Ryan M. Hunt as Bill Austin
Andrew Tebo as Harry Bright
Chad Fornwalt as Sam Carmichael
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Kat Borrelli as Ali
Justin Goei as Pepper
Music & Lyrics - Benny Andersson & Bj�rn Ulvaeus
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Hi Everyone. :-)
The Magic Happens is the banner that I and The Magic Happens Team have been living and working under for more then a decade now. We realized after a time that the more we focused on the magic happening, the more it did. As our focus on this concept grew, we started to really feel alive and thrive in the world, and we wanted to share the beauty of it - so we started The Magic Happens Magazine. (I'll get back to the magazine in a minute.)
Thriving, or the art of truly living; feeling alive, is deeply connected to love, reverence and a profound appreciation for every aspect of life. That may seem obvious, but how does one get there? That is not always so obvious, so we created this group to support us all in learning how to flow in harmony with the great mystery called life.
The magazine, while it has its place and purpose, simply wasn't enough; this group is intended to fill the need for real human interaction to support growth and true happiness. We are so very grateful that you are here with us and we look forward to sharing in everyone's divine magic.
Now back to The Magic Happens Magazine.
The magazine, as I have already expressed; is about thriving in life, living the art of being alive and being in love with each moment. It is edited by the beautiful Mary K Weinhagen,
Annette Rochelle Aben, Peter Grun McCarthy, Wayne Parker and me - Kat McCarthy.
We also have a number of beautiful columnists contributing to the magazine. Who writes each month fluctuates so I will leave it to you to visit the magazine and find out who is with us. We are always looking for more loving columnists, so if you love to write and love your life, please contact me to discuss having your own column in our magazine. :-)
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I am new to this group and I love the fact that magic is a keyword here!
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I've noticed several posts which are "chain mail" type posts. And for those who are posting them, more power to you that you might actually receive those "miracles" you think will happen simply by copying and pasting a post a million times or 5 times or 140 times or whatever that number is...
My point is this though....
When we set out to "attract" something to our lives, certain things have to be in order in our own lives for that attraction to manifest. And certain things have to be in order in the Universe for it to manifest, as well.
Sometimes, the action we need to take is actually non-action. Sometimes we are guided towards doing nothing in a situation. Sometimes our actions are less than we thought they were going to be, sometimes much more.... It isn't necessarily a set and specific number.
Luck and chance are fun. I play cards a lot. And there's a certain amount of skill involved and a certain amount of luck with those types of games. But as far as my life goes, I'm not leaving it up to posting a "chain mail" letter through group forums to see how my luck turns up.
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This is a very strange problem which is only happening on one system. I have ViEmu installed on a laptop and desktop for vs2010 and both were working fine until I had to re-build my desktop system. After reinstalling vs2010 (and SP1) and Resharper, dotCover, ProPowerTools and ViEmu (all of which were installed before) on the rebuilt system I have very strange behavior.
Upon starting vs2010 and opening a solution, I can navigate just fine. However, once I make any change in the editor and press Esc to exit insert mode, here is what happens:
- Insert mode is exited
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- Any non-control characters typed from this point on do not navigate or get inserted
- For each character typed, a number appears at the bottom next to "-- NORMAL --"
- For instance, if I press "j" 5 times to move down 5 lines, this is what it might look like:
- No matter what I type, the numbers count up to 9 and continue again with 0, 1, etc.
- The really bad part is that ViEmu interprets the numbers shown as a count, so if I follow with a RETURN, ViEmu assumes I wanted to do the RETURN action (Next line) for instance, 23,456 times given the example above.
- At this point vs2010 is so busy I can't do anything further.
- If I press ESC instead, the numbers clear (as does the count) and the process starts over again with further typing.
If I disable ViEmu, whether in this mode or not, everything works fine again except that I don't have ViEmu of course. Re-enabling ViEmu brings back the problem immediately.
Since this only happens on one machine (both are Windows 7, x64, Intel, all up to date) I don't know what to think about it. I am hoping you at least have some suggestion as to what direction I might look. Uninstalling and reinstalling vs2010 didn't help. Nor did uninstalling and reinstalling ViEmu. Nor did removing _viemurc.
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of course you were right about any player on an unbroken string its an immpossibilty. he made a move out there at center court today at match point. when the growd was whipping it up he tryed to stop the cheers. i know the growd was pro Federer
too. but i think they wanted to see him lose. because he has not established the fact that he is ALL THAT, just yet.
Defending points must be a pain in the tennis shorts for anybody. So the top dog can never lose or he drops faster. What a format.
Well, I agree Fed would've been real trouble at Wimby for Djokovic. But it is Fed's problem of not closing out, not Djokovic's. He didn't close out Djoko last year at the US Open. Tsonga only followed Djoko's example. :o
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Olan D. Rodocker, 96, of Andrews, IN, died Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2012, at 1:20 a.m. at The Heritage of Huntington.
Mr. Rodocker was a farmer. He was a member of Pilchers Chapel United Methodist Church.
He was born Feb. 12, 1916, in Huntington County to Levi E. and Minnie Yackey Rodocker. He married Lucile E. Garretson on Feb. 19, 1939, in Huntington County. She preceded him in death on Feb. 5, 2007.
Survivors include two daughters, Daleen (Larry) Turner, of Roanoke, and Donna (Marvin) Proffitt, of Huntington; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Calling is Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Deal-Rice Funeral Home, Andrews Chapel, 233 N. Main St., Andrews. A service will be held at the funeral home on Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at 10 a.m., with calling one hour prior to the service. Rev. Bill Rapp will officiate. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery, Andrews.
Online condolences may be made at www.dealricefuneralhomes.com [2].
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