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On May 17-18, 2012 VolunteerMatch will gather its corporate clients for a day and a half of learning, sharing and networking. The 2012 VolunteerMatch Client Summit will feature several sessions led by corporate social responsibility (CSR) thought leaders. In this series of posts, we'll introduce you to each of the speakers and what they'll discuss at the Summit.
Name: Chris Jarvis
Title: Co-Founder & Senior Consultant
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Best Practice Café Session: Harnessing Social Media to Advance Your EVP and CSR Efforts
Volunteering is inherently social, which is why it is a natural fit to engage employee volunteer and CSR program audiences with social media. These channels are a powerful way to connect with stakeholders, share program information, gather stories and start a two-way dialogue about your program efforts.
Chris Jarvis, Co-Founder and Senior Consultant of Realized Worth will moderate a Best Practice Café on how to harness social media for your CSR program. This session will explore several parts of social media engagement, including how to establish policies, how to integrate with an existing program and how to use it as an ongoing program engagement tool.
About Chris Jarvis:
Chris Jarvis is the Co-Founder and Senior Consultant for Realized Worth, a leading employee volunteering and CSR consulting firm. Specifically, Realized Worth works with companies to engage employees in corporate citizenship programs.
Over the past 20 years, Chris has worked alongside nonprofit organizations ranging from urban centers in North America to the slums of Kibera, Kenya to develop their volunteer programs. Chris and his partner Angela write extensively on issues of employee engagement and CR programs. Recently, they were privileged to write a chapter for Elaine Cohen's book 'CSR for HR' published in October 2011. Chris and Angela also conduct training workshops and public presentations across the US, Canada and Europe on the topic of employee engagement through volunteer programs and social media.


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Matsui to retire as a Yankee
Bronx, NY – Hideki Matsui will sign a one-day minor league contract with the New York Yankees on July 28 for the sake of officially retiring from Major League Baseball as a member of the Yankees.
New York will honor Matsui with a pregame ceremony for the 1:05 p.m. ET start against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Matsui came to North America in 2003 following a successful 10-year stint with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants of Japan's Central League.
In seven seasons with New York, Matsui collected 140 home runs, 196 doubles and 597 RBI with a .292 average in 916 regular-season games, and won World Series MVP honors in 2009 after hitting a scorching .615 with three homers and eight RBI in a six-game triumph over defending champion Philadelphia.
Matsui played for three different clubs over the last three seasons, spending 2010 with the Angels, 2011 with Oakland and last season with Tampa Bay. The left-handed slugger managed just two homers and seven runs batted in over 34 games for the Rays, with a career-low .147 average.
Matsui ended his major league career with a .282 average, 175 homers and 760 RBI over 1,236 games. In 56 games over 11 postseason series, "Godzilla" struck for 10 homers, 15 doubles, 39 RBI and hit a robust .312. He was a two-time All-Star selection who finished second in Rookie of the Year voting in 2003.


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Adele scores world's biggest-selling album
Singer ADELE has reached another milestone as her career continues to soar - she's become the fourth British star in five years to record the world's biggest-selling album.
The Someone Like You hitmaker has now shifted 18 million copies of her record 21, accounting for 1.6 per cent of total album sales around the world.
It means she follows her fellow Brits Amy Winehouse, Coldplay and Susan Boyle, who have all topped the international album sales chart since 2007.


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In this economy joking about someone losing their home is despicable. But when you work at a foreclosure firm it adds insult to injury. Well, that is exactly what happened and the employees are now paying the price.
According to news reports, New York's largest foreclosure law firm, Steven J. Baum, felt the heat after photo's were released of his employees' making fun of victims who lost their homes. During their annual Halloween party last year, staff members dressed up as homeless people and held signs mocking homeowners losing their homes.
They were busted when a former employee recently sent the horrendous photos to New York Times columnist Joe Nocera, who promptly released them. Now all 89 employees, from the Buffalo-based company, are out of a job. Maybe they will become homeless? After this huge scandal leaked, reports suggest the firm closed entirely due to the leaked photos and alleged violations.
It is a sad world we live in, when people can joke about someone losing their home. Empathy for their predicament can definitely be felt when they walk in their shoes. In the end, these employees just may find out how it is to be broke and lose your home after losing your job. The only difference is that many who lost their homes were hardworking American's who did not deserve it. These employees will deserve every bit of struggle handed their way…karma is no joke.
Hopefully these insensitive people will get to learn a lesson first-hand and realize joking about any homeless person is not laughing matter. Who would think this was funny anyway?


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Get directions to Wabash College Fine Arts Center
Crawfordsville, Ind.— There is still time to catch the Wabash College Theater Department's first theater production of the season, the musical, 1776, which will continues October 8-9 in Ball Theater in the Fine Arts Center on the Wabash campus. The performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. each evening with the exception of a special matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 9. It is Wabash's first full scale musical theater production in over 20 years.
1776, a legendary and unique Broadway musical, was first performed in 1969 (becoming a lavish screen musical in 1972) and received the Tony Award as Best Musical. 1776 is set in the Continental Congress in May, June, and July 1776 as the founding fathers struggle against congressional apathy, military disaster, personal pressures, and Philadelphia's blazing heat wave to establish the USA. Musical sequences and dialogue are drawn directly from contemporary accounts, minutes of the Congressional sessions, and the correspondence of John Adams and his wife, Abigail. A charming score, bold dramatic scenes, and memorable characters make 1776 one of the classics of the musical stage.
The cast list includes Wabash students: Andrew Dits as John Hancock; Greg Strodtman as Dr. Josiah Bartlett; Jason Roberts as John Adams; Terry Archambeault as Stephen Hopkins; Tom Elliott as Roger Sherman; Nick Kraynak as Lewis Morris; Tyler Bernet as Robert Livingston; Kyle Cassidy as Rev. Jonathan Witherspoon; Wayne Lewis as Benjamin Franklin; Denis Farr as John Dickinson; Jim Stephens as James Wilson; Tyler Williams as Caesar Rodney; Peter Wagner as Col. Thomas McKean; Ben Cunningham as George Read; Clifford Lee as Samuel Chase; Chris Mehl as Richard Henry Lee; Sterling Carter as Thomas Jefferson; Matt McKay as Joseph Hewes; Austin Crowder as Edward Rutledge; Nelson Barre as Dr. Lyman Hall; Ryan Champion as Charles Thomson; Richard Winters as Andrew McNail. In addition, Wabash students, Filip Drambarean and Blake Meadows have been cast in the play. Crawfordsville residents Abby Gillan will play Abigail Adams and Carrie Macy will play Martha Jefferson.
James Fisher is the director with Teresa O'Connell as the musical director. Scene and lighting designer is James Gross, costumes by Laura Conners, choreographer by Dana Warner Fisher, assistant director by Brett Gann, and stage manager, Donald Claxon.
In 2004-2005, seating for Theater productions will be by general admission, though free tickets are required for Theater productions.
For tickets contact the Fine Arts Center Box Office by email at email@example.com; phone: 765-361-6411; or by mail at Fine Arts Center Box Office, Wabash College, P.O. Box 352, Crawfordsville, IN 47933-0352. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. The box office will open 90 minutes before curtain time for Visiting Artists events. Tickets not claimed at the Box Office 10 minutes prior to curtain will be released to the general public.
Other theater productions for the 2004-2005 season include: Studio One-Acts on November 12-13; The Vaudevilles of Chekhov on February 23-26; and Take Me Out on April 20-23.


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A 17-year-old boy who admitted to accidentally killing his autistic half brother and then panicking and burying his body behind their Southern California home was sentenced on Friday to 12 years in a lockup.
Skylor Atilano admitted to killing Terry Dewayne Smith Jr. in Menifee, about 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles. Terry was reported missing July 7 and his case prompted a massive search by authorities and hundreds of volunteers.
Three days later, authorities discovered the boy's partially exposed body behind his mother's home. Atilano was charged with murder.
For the past 12 months, his mother, Shawna Smith, has been going to the hearings at the courthouse, hoping a judge wouldn't try her son as an adult because he could face life in prison. Instead, he faces the maximum 12 years because he was tried as a juvenile.
Smith defended her son, saying it was an accident when the two were likely rough housing and Terry hit his head on a coffee table.
"My kids did rough house. I joined in with them," she said. It was probably one of those ... a simple push and that's all it took."
Shawna Smith believes Atilano was too scared to tell anyone about what happened. So, in a panic, he secretly buried his half brother's body in their backyard.
"He cries," Shawna Smith said. "He still has problems sleeping ... Gone through bouts of depression."
Terry's disappearance struck an emotional chord with the community. Hundreds searched for the little boy across three counties.
When his body was finally found, Shawna Smith and her then-partner Dennise Bugna faced an angry public backlash.
"Walk a mile in my shoes before you judge," she said.
Despite it all Shawna Smith has mourned the loss of Terry and stood by Atilano.
"It's been a roller coaster of emotion," she said. "You have your good days, your bad days. I've had many bad days."
Shawna says while in juvenile custody, Atilano is changing for the better. He graduated from high school and continues to attend anger management meetings. He even trained a dog that she recently adopted.
"It was an accident gone awry," she said. "And Sky is still my son. I still love him. I give him that unconditional love."


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Just walked by Nordstroms at 12:50 p.m. and Bobby Wagner, K.J. Wright, Earl Thomas and who I'm guessing is Kam Chancellor (I guess I don't know what he looks like, not a lot of facetime on TV!) were ringing bells and taking photos for the Salvation Army. Also, Seagals.
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I went to Hollister today to ride dirt bikes and when I got home I checked the pager and, lo and behold, it looked windy at the coast. Did I miss anything?
The throttle is fun, but...
Did I miss it?
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Did I miss it?
I went to Hollister today to ride dirt bikes and when I got home I checked the pager and, lo and behold, it looked windy at the coast. Did I miss anything?
The throttle is fun, but...
Go bigga'
Seems that the Coast was the only place with wind. Even if it was good, you didn't miss anything, because you were doing something else fun and by choice!
One of my peeves, petty as it is, is when someone says, "Dude, you missed a killer session, you should have been there!" Well, I wasn't, and probably for a good reason based on a choice I made, so I didn't miss anything, really. Ok, petty rant's over.
Ollie's logic asside, ....
You missed it big time. Reluctantly passed by Waddell with 20 kites out and some well-defined small sets rolling in ... lauched at Scott's ... and, baby, it was sweet. Right off the bat, I rode 2, count 'em, 2 ... b-e-a-utiful waves ... head high ... long ride .... just sweet. Many more waves, but my timing went to hell and the crowd made it harder to claim them. But, it was nice.
Just FYI, I went to Scott's on Sunday too ... and it was epic ... again .... that place rocks ... it's the waves .... I don't even care about jumps when good waves are present ....... VIVA EL NINO !!
don't kite here.....
Scott's is a shitty place to kite....too many people....too crowded....the waves too fast and too meaty......
You missed nothing.....it sucks in the sharky cold waters of the bay.
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In the present paper, the author attempts to give unity to the investigations of the asymptotic expansions for large values of n, of functions defined by the integral
I = ∫ enf(z)F(z) dz
taken along paths in the z-plane. The problem of grouping paths in such a way that the asymptotic expansions of the functions, defined by the integral I along paths belonging to the same group are identical, is first considered. The asymptotic evaluation of the integral I, along any one of a large class of paths is then effected by means of the discussion of the value of the integral I along certain standard paths.
This procedure is precisely similar to that adopted in the theory of complex integration. Cauchy's theorem gives specifications of a group of paths associated with two points, such that the value of the integral
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is the same, whichever path of the group C may be. Next, the value of the integral taken along any one of a wide class of paths may be obtained by the discussion of the value of the integral taken along certain standard paths. The calculus of residues belongs to this part of the subject.
In Cauchy's theorem, the paths belonging to one group, all begin at one point and end at a second point. In the corresponding theorem of asymptotic evaluation, it is sufficient to specify a certain continuum in which the paths belonging to one group must start and a certain continuum in which they must end. The continua in question are of a special type; they are called, in this paper, 'valleys' or 'valley continua.' An 'M-valley' associated with the function f(z) is a continuum in which the real part of f(z) has M as its upper bound. Under certain circumstances, if m1 and m2 are two M-valleys associated with the function f(z), and if C is a path starting in the continuum m1 and ending in the continuum m2, the asymptotic value of the integral
e–nM ∫ enf(z) F(z) dz
is the same whichever path C may be. The results are obtained by considering the deductions which can be drawn from the behaviour of the real part of the function f(z) on the path C, as to the asymptotic value, for large values of n, of the integral I taken along the path C. Although, on occasion it has been pointed out that the integral I taken along a certain path differs from the integral taken along a second path C' by a term of order e–nδ, where δ is some positive number, the author is unaware of any previous attempt to study the general problem of grouping paths in such a way, that the functions defined by the integral I taken along paths belonging to one group admit the same asymptotic expansion for large values of n.


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With Jose Reyes down, it looks as if Jerry Manuel has settled on David Wright-Jason Bay as the 3-4 hitters, which is the way to go. Wright is the better overall hitter and should be in the three hole. Also, separating Bay and Jeff Francoeur, two strikeout guys, is the way to go.
There's no surprise, that with Reyes out it will either be Matthews or Angel Pagan leading off. Just leave Luis Castillo alone in the two slot.
Bobby Parnell will get time in the "A" game and has been working on a cutter. Curious to see it because the rap on him is the need to develop a secondary pitch.
It is obvious Omir Santos won't go north with the team, so it appears they are showcasing him by giving him the start with Johan Santana in the "A" game. (The "B" game was at 10 this morning.) Otherwise, why not give Rod Barajas the time with Santana?
As good a spring training Fernando Martinez is having, the Mets won't carry him unless there's another injury. He needs consistent at-bats and he'll get them at Triple-A and not at the fourth outfielder with the Mets.
Both Santana and John Maine go today against the Marlins in the "A'' at Jupiter.
Santana is coming off a rocky first start, and Maine was solid in his first outing. They will try to duplicate what Oliver Perez did yesterday against the Detroit. Hit hard in his first start, Perez rebounded yesterday with four hitless innings against the Tigers. He did walk three, which is always a red flag with him, but as I said several times with Perez, I'll take what I can get and hope for the best.
Manuel said the most encouraging sign with Perez has been a simplification with his mechanics, with the result a more consistent release point.
Here's today's line-up against the Marlins:
Gary Matthews, CF
Luis Castillo, 2B
David Wright, 3B
Jason Bay, LF
Daniel Murphy, 1B
Jeff Francoeur, RF
Alex Cora, SS
Omir Santos, C
Johan Santana, LP
Santana will be followed by Maine, Bobby Parnell, Kiko Calero and Ryota Igarashi.


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Lennon proud of Hoops
Neil Lennon described himself as "probably the proudest man in Europe" after Celtic's historic 3-2 Champions League Group G victory over Spartak Moscow in the Luzhniki Stadium.
Georgios Samaras's last-gasp header gave the Hoops their first win away from home in the group stages of European football's elite club competition and it was a deserved victory for the Parkhead men.
"I am probably the proudest man in Europe tonight," said Lennon. "I cannot speak highly enough of the players, they were magnificent. They played magnificent football at a very tough venue against an excellent side. They showed great character and fortitude to come back after going behind just after half-time. I thought we thoroughly deserved to win it."
He went on: "We didn't start the game particularly well, we looked a bit nervous and our passing wasn't there for the first five or 10 minutes but we had a quick break and scored a good goal.
"I have to say I thought Gary Hooper was world class tonight.
"I thought he was just magnificent and the catalyst for a lot of good things we did tonight.
"People keep asking me about him playing for England, well I think he showed how good he is tonight.
"But there were so many good performances, (Emilio) Izaguirre, (Efe) Ambrose, (Kelvin) Wilson, (Scott) Brown, Samaras came on to a game, (Kris) Commons got stronger as the game went on, James Forrest came on and gave us pace and quality.
"I think people underestimate Celtic. I don't think we get the respect we deserve but maybe tonight's performance might change a few attitudes."
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One of the uses for buyboats in years past came from the need to get oysters to market quickly. Perhaps as a conservation effort, Virginia and Maryland banned dredging oysters with boats that had an engine, but permitted oyster dredging under sail.
Buyboats, with their powerful engines, would travel to the sailing fleet and "buy" oysters from the sailing vessel captains, and take them to market. This allowed the sailing fleet to stay on the oyster grounds, where they remained productive.
Some surviving buyboats are retired as pleasure boats and have been restored to their former grandeur, which was evident at the "Homecoming of the Buyboats" in Urbanna last weekend.
On August 2-3 more than a dozen of these historic buyboats docked in Urbanna for the fifth time as part of the Chesapeake Bay Buyboat Association rendezvous.


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SCHOOL: Outstanding graded Mainstream Primary School - 3-11yrs.
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Primary Teacher Start Date: September 2017 start – Full Time Year 4 Teacher position.
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Don't miss 'Into the Woods'
A bearded man walks down the darkened theater aisle carrying a burning candle for light. He sits on the steps at the front of the stage, opens a blank book and begins to write with a feathered pen.
"Once upon a time," he says slowly and dramatically.
So begins Brookfield Theatre for The Arts' inspired and inspiring production of "Into the Woods." Directed by Maureen Trotto, it is a witty, whimsical and dark comedy of a musical that is brought to life by a powerhouse cast and flawless technical execution.
Prince Charming is kind of a creep; Jack -- as in Jack and the Beanstalk -- is a thief; and Rapunzel has definite emotional issues.
In the audience you can feel the passion from the large ensemble cast as its members bring these characters to life and successfully walk the tightrope between humor, heartfelt sincerity, and biting satire.
"Into the Woods" Brookfield will run this Friday and Saturday and Oct. 12 and 13 at 8 p.m., plus a Sunday matinee Sunday at 2 p.m.
More InformationIf you go: "Into the Woods" is on stage at Brookfield Theatre for the Arts, 182 Whisconier Road, Brookfield. Shows are this Friday and Saturday and Oct. 12 and 13 at 8 p.m., plus a Sunday matinee Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $20. Call 1-800-838-3006 or visit www.brookfieldtheatre.org.
The musical features a book by James Lapine and music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, the mad genius who brought the world "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street."
"Into the Woods" retells many classic fairy tales but gives them a treatment reminiscent of the "Fractured Fairy Tales" portion of "The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show."
The woods refers to a dark, mysterious and magical place that is home to both great perils and great wonders. It seems to serve as a metaphor for the trials and tribulations of the real world.
Cinderella (Amy Crupi) must enter the woods to get a magic gown to attend a ball. After she goes to the ball, the prince falls in love with her, but she's, well, just not that into him.
At one point -- in a great piece of physical comedy -- Crupi demonstrates just how hard it is to walk wearing only one slipper, and she provides soaring melodic vocals throughout.
The Baker (Ralph Papp) and his wife (Kira Wallace) are another pair who enter the woods. They must do so to lift a curse set upon them by their neighbor, the witch (a superbly snickering Marilyn Olsen).
Wallace is wonderful as the pragmatic baker's wife. She's smart and tough, but she can't help longing for something more than the life she leads.
Papp plays his role with tragic innocence and sense of wide-eyed wonder. We know he eventually has to grow up, but we don't want him to.
The main characters in the cast are rounded out by a hysterically dim-witted beanstalk climbing Jack (Rob Bassett) and his overbearing mother (Nina Wilson), a delightfully bratty and enthusiastic Little Red Riding Hood (Sydney Coelho), and a two-timing prince (Mensah Robinson) who sings with a soulfully deep voice.
Also impressive is Joe Harding's performance as the deep-voiced narrator who eventually gets inserted into the story in a very creative fashion.
The set designed by Duane Langenwalter is clever and menacing. It is put to good use by choreographer Todd Santamaria and musical director and keyboardist Sabrina Post, as well as the play's director, Trotto.
By the musical's end, Lapine and Sondheim have turned our favorite fairy tales on their heads. The play is a cautionary story about the dangers of believing in quick, magical fixes to our problems.
It also attempts to demonstrate that our dreams and wishes are never quite what we think they are, and we need to be careful of the dark spells we cast in our lives.
The production is thoughtful, fun and memorable. This is one trip to the woods that's definitely worth taking.
Erik Ofgang is a freelance writer in Connecticut; email@example.com


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5.0 Speed Lust - September 2013
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Are We There Yet?
Now more than ever, we're driving our Mustangs to work, events, the track, and the like. Inevitably, driving to work involves being stuck in traffic, but we don't want to sit there and look like the guy next to us in the Prius. We want entertainment at the wheel. To that end, Pioneer's (www.pioneerelectronics.com) latest in-dash navigation systems, the AVIC-X850BT ($800) and the AVIC-X950BH ($950), offer the latest technologies to keep even the busiest users informed and amused. Both systems, obviously, have built-in route guidance with turn-by-turn directions, but they also feature DVD/CD/MP3/WMA playback, a 7- or 6.1-inch touchscreen display, convenient Bluetooth connectivity, AppRadio Mode for on-screen operation of popular applications on iPhone and Android smartphones, HD Radio for crystal-clear reception, and more.
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Back in the Fox days, a leather interior was high class, but Mustangs these days are chock full of leather upholstery items. And let's not forget the SN-95 and New Edge Mustang's leather appointments. All of which undoubtedly need Mothers' ((714) 891-3364; www.mothers.com) new LeatherTech line of products. The LeatherTech line takes a new direction in interior, according to Mothers. This line features unique, innovative product application and luxurious, moister-rich formulas. Sounds exactly what your Mustang needs, doesn't it? The LeatherTech Foaming Wash and Moisture Infusion Gel Cream is designed to have your Mustang's leather looking good and feeling its best.
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If your AOD needs help handling your Mustang's power, check out Performance Automatic's ((240) 439-4650; www.performanceautomatic.com) new AOD Pro Shift Super Servo. The servo is designed to deliver better holding capacity, provide a positive Fourth gear shift, and help eliminate premature overdrive band failure. Of course, the AOD Pro Shift Super Servo is ideal for heavy-duty and high-performance applications. The servo features 11-percent more application area than the stock servo, and it's made from 6061-T6 billet aluminum.
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Does your '11-'13 Mustang GT need headers? We see your head shaking yes in agreement. Kooks Headers and Exhaust ((866) 586-6556; www.kooksheaders.com) has these new Super Street Series headers designed to be used with the factory mid-pipe. These headers enjoy 17⁄8-inch primaries with a 3-inch collector for maximum power, which Kooks reports the headers are good for a solid 10-12 hp and torque. The flanges are 3⁄8-inch-thick and the headers are made from 304 stainless steel. Since these headers are designed as a direct replacement, no cutting or welding is required for installation, and they won't prompt a Check Engine light.
Swap Clutch
Having driven plenty of '11-'13 Mustangs with an aftermarket six-speed transmission, we can definitely see the validity of such a swap. Centerforce ((928) 771-8422; www.centerforce.com) thinks there's some traction for this swap, as well, so the company has introduced the DF148500 Dual Friction clutch for aftermarket 26-spline transmission applications. Centerforce's Dual Friction series clutches are designed to be high-performance, street-friendly, single-disc clutches. The Dual Friction's pressure plate features Centerforce's patented processes to provide a performance clutch designed to offer exceptional street characteristics, while also offering outstanding holding capacity and durability.
Are You NextGen?
If you need a synthetic oil for your Mustang, take a look at Valvoline's (www.valvoline.com) NextGen SynPower formula. Made with 50-percent recycled oil produced with 90-percent less energy, NextGen helps reduce the demand for crude oil, and it produces 31-percent less greenhouse gas emissions. NextGen also achieves high marks, exceeding industry specs for protection, performance, and durability, while reportedly delivering improved fuel economy. At high temperatures, NextGen SynPower helps reduce engine wear thanks to improved viscosity stability and provide outstanding deposit protection under the toughest driving conditions.
Helmet Head
More people should wear a helmet on a daily basis, but if you need one for racing, check out this RaceQuip full-face helmet from Summit Racing ((800) 230-3030; www.summitracing.com). This helmet exceeds Snell SA-2010 safety ratings with a shell made from a combination of carbon fiber, Kevlar, and FRP. A 3mm-thick, low-fog polycarbonate faceshield features eight positions, and hand-ratcheting tear-off posts. The helmet's other features include a wide eyeport to provide excellent peripheral vision and allow use of your own eyewear, a comfort-fit blended Nomex interior, a Kevlar chin strap, and pre-drilled holes for HANS-device anchors.
Turbo, Turbo
If one turbo is good, two turbos must be better, right?! Nelson Racing Engines ((818) 998-5593; www.nelsonracingengines.com) thinks so, which is why you're reading about the company's Symmetrical Mirror Image turbos. One turbo's compressor shaft spins clockwise, while its mate spins in a counter-clockwise rotation. Doing so helps exhibit symmetry from one side of the engine to the other. This makes for a far more pleasing appearance of the engine, with a mirrored exhaust header arrangement, as well. NRE claims this design results in nearly perfect air/fuel distribution to all cylinders, which is said to make reliable power and lengthen engine life.


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Detroit, MI – The Detroit Tigers placed pitcher Phil Coke on the 15-day disabled list prior to Wednesday's game against the Minnesota Twins.
Coke has been dealing with a left groin strain that has sidelined him since last weekend. The move is retroactive to April 26.
In nine relief appearances this season, Coke is 0-3 with one save and an 8.31 earned run average.
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Townsquare Media has learned two people are in custody in connection with Tuesday's homicide at a Tyler apartment complex that left one person dead from a gunshot wound to the back.
East Texas Man Charged in 2012 Murder
Anthony Joseph Miller, 69, of Smith County is charged with murder in connection with the death of Adam Palacios, whose body was discovered in a field in Anderson County in September 2012.
Smith County DA Donates Seven Vehicles to the Sheriff's Dept.
"It's no cost to the taxpayer", said Smith County District Attorney Matt Bingham who presented Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith Tuesday with seven Dodge Chargers.
East Texas Student Arrested for Bringing a Loaded Gun to School
Tyler ISD officials say a student was taken into custody Monday after bringing a weapon on the campus of Hogg Middle School.
East Texas Toddler Dead from Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
A 2-year-old child who was a month shy of his third birthday has died after he found a loaded nine-millimeter pistol and shot himself while staying at his great-grandparents home.
East Texan Sets New State Record with Fly Fishing Catch
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Hangover Helper: Migas Tacos at Veracruz All Natural, Austin
Just what the doctor ordered.
I often finding myself reaching for chips in the cupboard after a long night out—my salt cravings go from their usual moderate levels to something downright urgent—so I think I've found a new favorite breakfast taco in the Migas Tacos at Veracruz All Natural, a juice and taco truck in an Austin gas station parking lot. There are a lot of migas tacos out there, but I love how in this one, the crumbles of chips actually keep some taste and structure; they've got a corn-y taste and a little crunch, not just dissolving into the rest of it. With eggs, the crunch of cilantro and onions, and a creamy, avocado-based sauce that's mild-looking but intensely, jalapeño-laced spicy, it's a satisfying breakfast in a non-sloppy way, and cheap enough ($2) that you can order multiple without a thought. The bonus: their agua fresca, served in a Big Gulp-sized Styrofoam cup for $3. We loved the canteloupe, tremendously refreshing and a much more fun way to rehydrate than Gatorade.
Veracruz All Natural
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text: On-Farm Milk Culture: A New Tool Gaining Appreciation July 2, 2013 02:38 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By University News Release Email By Andrea Tholen, Amber Yutzy, and Greg Strait, Penn State On-farm milk culture is a tool that can help you reduce the amount of antibiotics being used, decrease costs associated with clinical mastitis, and increase milk quality and profitability. Have you ever treated a case of clinical mastitis but weren't sure what type of bacteria was in the quarter? Have you asked yourself, "Was that treatment I just infused really effective at treating clinical mastitis?" What if the cow's immune system had already cleared the infection? On-farm culture is a tool that is gaining more appreciation across Pennsylvania and can help answer questions like these. Mastitis is defined as an inflammation of the mammary gland and is prevalent in dairy herds around the world. Mastitis can be caused by a wide range of bacterial pathogens or from a physical injury to the mammary gland and/or teat end. Clinical mastitis is one of the most costly diseases affecting the dairy industry, with recent estimates suggesting each case is associated with a $231 to $289 loss (Hogeveen et al., 2010). Producers suffer economic loss through reduced production, discarded milk, veterinary services, culling cows, and treatment use. Mastitis is associated with the most frequent antibiotic use in dairy cows (Mitchell et al., 1998). One study found that milk discarded due to antibiotic treatment could exceed $100 per cow per year (Bartlett et al., 1991). Antibiotics are frequently used to treat clinical mastitis; however, oftentimes antibiotics are either ineffective or not needed to treat the disease. Producers that use unnecessary antibiotics lose profit due to discarded milk and can contribute to antibiotic resistance. Results in one study found 10 to 40% of cultures from clinical mastitis showed no growth following culturing (Roberson, 2003). Cultures that show no bacterial growth will typically require no treatment. Identifying the species of bacteria that are responsible for causing a mastitis infection can be beneficial in determining treatment options and reducing unnecessary antibiotic use. Traditionally, producers will send milk samples to local laboratories for culture results. One downfall of laboratory testing is the time lag from milk submission until results are in producers' hands, which can take several days. If a producer wants to treat based on the results of a culture they will have to wait several days. This time lag associated with laboratory results contributes to producers making uneducated treatment decisions. Adoption of an on-farm culture program could help producers make proactive treatment decisions and make them in a timely manner. Additionally, submitting a sample for bacteriological culture can be costly for a producer as they are charged a submission fee and shipping costs. On-farm culture will not only save the costs of discarded milk and treatments, but will also eliminate submission and shipping fees. A study recently published in the Journal of Dairy Science examined the effects on-farm culture programs had on antibiotic use, milk withholding time, and short-term clinical and bacteriological outcomes. This study found through the use of on-farm culture, antibiotic use was reduced by half, milk withholding time decreased by 1 day, and no significant differences were found between days to clinical cure for treating cows immediately or waiting one day for culture results (Lago et al., 2011). While this study did not report antibiotic costs, cutting antibiotic use in half would suggest a decrease in treatment costs. Penn State Extension dairy herd health educators Andrea Tholen, Amber Yutzy, and Greg Strait recently received a grant through Northeast SARE titled, "The adoption of an on-farm culture program by small and medium sized dairies in Pennsylvania to make proactive decisions regarding treatment." The grant covers the cost to setup 8 different herds across the state with an on-farm culture system. Farms will culture all cases of clinical mastitis and treat cows based on the on-farm culture results. Field days will be held at 4 of the 8 participating farms in early November. Dairy industry personnel and producers are encouraged to attend to learn more about on-farm culture and benefits the culture system is having on participating farms. The objectives of the grant are to reduce the amount of antibiotics being used, decrease the costs associated with clinical mastitis, and increase milk quality and profitability across the state. So how do I get started with an on-farm culture program? Penn State has created a quad plate culturing system for dairy producers. Each quadrant of the plate has the ability to selectively grow different species of bacteria. Quadrant I, MacConkey's Agar (MAC), detects Gram-negative bacteria such as coliforms and non-coliforms. Quadrant II is Edwards Modified Agar (EMCO) and detects Streptococci bacteria. Quadrant III is Baird Parker Agar (BPA), which detects Staphylococci bacteria. Finally, quadrant IV is Blood Agar (BA) capable of growing most types of bacteria and is used to confirm results of other quadrants. In order for a producer to get started culturing they will need the following supplies: sterile test tubes to collect aseptic milk samples($0.20), sterile swabs to plate milk onto agar plates ($0.10), agar plates to grow bacteria ($2.00 to $2.50), and an incubator that remains at a constant temperature to grow bacteria ($50 to $500). Once a clinical milk sample is aseptically collected, it should be plated onto a quad plate. Plates should be incubated for 24 hours and then observed for bacterial growth. Penn State has also created a free user guide which can help producers identify bacterial growth on their plates. Farm personnel handling on-farm culture responsibilities should consult with their herd veterinarian in order to make appropriate treatment decisions for their herd based on culture results. The Penn State Extension Dairy Team offers 1-day culture workshops that teach producers how to take an aseptic sample, how to properly set up milk culture plates, how to read plates, and how to write a treatment standard operating procedure. To learn more about on-farm culture or to inquire about an upcoming on-farm culture workshop contact Andrea Tholen - Mercer (724-662-3141), Amber Yutzy - Huntingdon (814-643-1660), or Greg Strait - Fulton (717-485-4111). For More Information Stay up-to-date with the latest dairy news. Back to news


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Apparently, there exists some software that is able to recursively fetch webpages from Google cache, as well as other sources, and combinations of sources if copies are partial. The software is called Warrick:
http://frankmccown.blogspot.com/2011/08 ... tatus.html
Unfortunately, Warrick is currently undergoing a drastic update which was required because of changes in Google APIs and Archive.org. An updated version is expected 'in a couple of weeks' (see above url). Apparently, Google may delete a site from the cache when it fails to crawl it, so let's hope a couple of weeks is fast enough. It may provide us with a full copy of ompf.
Announcements, maintenance etc.. Boring.
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I tried downloading and running warrick but as stated it doesn't work with the Internet Archive any longer. I stopped playing with it pretty quickly as I didn't want google to ban my server's IP if I happened to get it working without IA. Might be worth looking into the technique they use here (ignore the spammy sounding URL):
Not sure I'll have time to look into this before the next version of Warrick is released, but I thought I'd mention it if anyone else has free time.
Not sure I'll have time to look into this before the next version of Warrick is released, but I thought I'd mention it if anyone else has free time.
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just in case. does bing have a web archive? if we mess up the google one..
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Muventure necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 158 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
Muventure is a startup holding company, and aims to be a full scope coffee product and -service provider, developing, growing, roasting, distributing and serving the highest quality coffee through integration of the entire value chain from seed to cup and through close interaction with its customers and stakeholders. N.B. Muventure will not be used as the brand name, it is the holding company!
Innovativeness is very much a unique characteristic of the organization. Research & Development, and finding new ways to bring the ultimate coffee exerience to its customers is the driving force of the business. Muventure presents itself as the outsider company, always looking for new and innovative ways to engage with its customers and deliver the best products, taking an out-of-the-box approach.
Main characteristics of the company and its culture (which the logo ought to reflect) are (not necessarily in this order):
- Innovativeness
- Creativity
- Cutting-edge, out of the box
- Customer-oriented
- Fair, good to the environment and stakeholders
- Transparency (all aspects of the company are visible to everyone)
- Adventurous, we see coffee as a journey
The target audience can be divided in 2 groups:
- The main target consumer audience are the so-called 'coffee freaks' or 'coffee afficionados'. These are consumers who are willing to search for the ultimate espresso shot, the perfect beans and discuss their findings, preferences and views with like-minded consumers. Quality of life, fresh produces and authenticity are very important aspect in their daily lives.
- Another target audience which need to be considered as well, are corporate investors. Muventure is a holding company in the startup phase, and in order to grow, external investors are necessary. A professional and assuring profile is important, and the logo should reflect that as well.
Most importantly, the logo should reflect the key cultural values and desired image of the company, described above in the company details.
- the company name should be distinguishable
- as Muventure is the holding company, and not a brand under which the coffee products will be sold, the coffee aspect itself does not necessarily have to be reflected in the logo.
- (New) a coffeebean bag might reflect the trading nature of the company (see attached file)
In all other aspects, please feel free to let your creativity flow.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Children play a game using the cardinal directions to locate different objects around the classroom.
What You Need
- Ten or more pairs of everyday, easily recognizable objects
- Signs saying North, South, East, and West
- Compass rose (optional)
What to Do
- Introduce the concept of the cardinal directions and the compass and help the children locate the direction North. Let as many children as possible take turns doing so.
- When children can easily identify North by pointing in that direction, review how they can find other directions when they know where North is. Have them hold direction signs and stand in the correct place in relation to North. They will need to know these concepts: South is opposite of North; East is opposite of West.
- To play Compass Tag, place direction signs and pairs of similar objects in different parts of the room. For example, place one board eraser in the North, another in the East. Then ask a player to tag one of them by saying: "Find the eraser in the East." The player must move to the correct eraser and tag it. Continue until every child has had at least one turn.
- Every few turns, remove one sign, until only North is left. Also, rotate the objects so that they are in different positions.
Teaching Options
- As children become familiar with following directions, have them give directions themselves.
- Move the game outdoors, to the gym, or to another space, again starting with children finding North with the compass.
- Show children various maps with compass roses. Point out how North is usually (in most present-day maps) at the top of the map. Explain that they should check this position every time they use a new map. To help children become more familiar with the device, draw a simple compass rose, duplicate it, and distribute copies. Have children decorate the compass rose as they like. Then use the repeated motif to make a border around the room.


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Over the last few days I've been reading Will Richardson's Why School? How Education must change when Learning and Information are Everywhere.
In it he shared several unlearning/relearning ideas for educators. As I read them I could see the point he was making not only for educators but for the genealogy world as well.
- Share everything (or at least something) To those who share best genealogical practices and thinking. Thank you. You are sharing some of your knowledge with those who are seeking it. Often I have found tips quite useful and file that new knowledge away for a time when it is needed. Other times I can relate to the post. Sometimes I just love to read the stories you have written. I hope I too have shared information that has been of use to others. There are so many ways we can share our work - blogging, twitter, Facebook, Google+, online trees.
- Discover, don't deliver - I had more difficulty finding a parallel for this point. But then I thought that maybe my personal example would be my blog posts that start with an object and tell what I know about it. This is usually followed by me asking questions about what else I can discover about it. I could just deliver the final product but I feel the process of showing readers what questions to ask could help them in their personal family discoveries.
- Talk to strangers - To those of you who may be reading this post and haven't made contact with a stranger online in the genealogy world perhaps now is the time to do so. I have made many online contacts, some of whom I have since met but others who I might not know if I passed them in the street. However, my life has been enriched by these contacts because often these 'strangers' are experts from whom I can learn a lot. "It turns out that strangers have a lot to give us that's worthwhile, and we to them." (Location 445)
- Be a master learner - If we wish to become experts in our chosen field we need to continually improve ourselves by taking part in online webinars, attending lectures and reading books on areas of interest. The list goes on and on. Genealogy is not just about names and dates. Learn about the history of the places they came from, what events could they have witnessed, what may have led them to move across the world, what may their house have looked like.
- Do real work for real audiences - If our work is stored in paper files on our bookshelf or digital files on our computers we certainly don't have a real audience. Writing this I realise that although I have written two books, I still have a lot to share with others.
- Transfer the power - "guide others through the process of asking questions and finding and connecting with experts" (Location 533) Perhaps there is some information I have that someone else may pick up and run with and discover much more that I have or have time to investigate.
What do you think?
(Location quotes are on my Kindle app on my iPad)


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The current 2011-12 season officially ends after next Wednesday night's programming, so we'll wind down this season with a night by night look at next Fall. First up Thursday (since it's Thursday today). Check back tomorrow for Friday, Saturday on Saturday, etc.
Unlike Fall 2011, when The X Factor results show crashed into Thursday among a total of seven new shows, Fall 2012 scheduling changes seem minor, with the most noteworthy change being Two And A Half Men moving to 8:30.
At least early on I expect most interest will be for:
- How does Two And A Half Men do at 8:30? Can it help put CBS on top the adults 18-49 ratings for the entire night?
- How will the addition of Britney Spears and Demi Lovato change the ratings for The X Factor?
- Will Last Resort be the next Lost? Or the next Missing / FlashForward?
- Will Beauty And The Beast do better than The Secret Circle?
- How will the other relocated veteran Glee do?
- How low can NBC go on "The Night Formerly Known As Must See TV?"
For a trip down memory lane, check out 2011-12's Thursday Fall schedule:


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And drink from!
These torso water bottles from Japan's Mokku (the same company behind the Hello Kitty versions, among others) has designed these two bottles, which are based on the plug suits of Neon Genesis Evangelion characters Asuka Langley and Rei Ayanami.
Bottled with mineral water from Kagoshima, they'll be available in Japan starting this April for ¥368 (US$3.90).
Sci-fi franchise Neon Genesis Evangelion encompasses anime, manga, video games, figures, apparel and more.
Evangelion Bottled Water shaped like Asuka and Ayanami's plug suit - GIGAZINE [GIGAZINE via alafista]


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Broad core member awarded National Science Foundation's highest honor
Broad Institute core faculty member Feng Zhang has been named the 2014 recipient of the Alan T. Waterman Award from the National Science Foundation. The award, named after the NSF's first director, is the agency's highest honor, which annually recognizes an outstanding researcher under the age of 35. Zhang's award will help support his work to understand how the brain works.
Zhang seeks to understand the molecular machinery of brain cells — and how it goes awry in disease — through the development and application of innovative technologies. He created and is continuing to perfect tools that afford researchers precise control over biological activities happening inside the cell. With these tools, researchers can deepen their understanding of how the genome works, and how it influences the development and function of the brain.
Two different lines of fundamental research and technology development are helping him do that: optogenetics and genome engineering. With Edward Boyden and Karl Deisseroth at Stanford University, he developed optogenetics to study brain circuits, a technique in which light is used to alter signaling and gene expression of neurons involved in complex behaviors. Zhang has also developed enzymes from the bacterial immune system known as CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced short palindrome repeats) to "edit" animal genomes — that is, to identify and cut a short DNA sequence underlying a disorder so that it may be deleted or substituted with other genetic material. Although Zhang's main area of focus is the brain, the potential applications of CRISPR technology extend well beyond neuroscience.
"This is an immensely exciting time for the field because of the tremendous potential of tools like CRISPR, which allows us to modify the genomes of mammalian cells," Zhang said in an announcement from the NSF (link to release). "One of my long-term goals is to better understand the molecular mechanisms of brain function and identify new ways to treat devastating neurological disorders."
Zhang joined the Broad Institute in 2010 as a core faculty member. He is also an investigator at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research and the W. M. Keck Career Development Professor with a joint appointment in MIT's Departments of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and Biological Engineering.
Zhang is widely recognized for his pioneering work in both optogenetics and genome editing. He shared the Perl/UNC Neuroscience Prize with Karl Deisseroth and Edward Boyden in 2012. In 2013, MIT Technology Review recognized him as a "pioneer" and one of its 35 Innovators Under 35; Popular Science magazine placed Zhang on its Brilliant 10, an annual list of the most promising scientific innovators, honored for brilliance and impact. Nature also named him as one of the "ten people who mattered" in 2013 for his work on developing the CRISPR system for genome editing in mammalian cells.
For more on Zhang's work, see these Broad news stories:
Genome Engineering Gets CRISPR from January 9, 2013
LITE illuminates new way to study the brain from July 23, 2013
Five questions for Feng Zhang from September 17, 2013
CRISPR system scales up in human cells from December 12, 2013


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In September, Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos hyped Mitt Romney's "47 percent" tape as sending "shock waves"
through the presidential race. ABC analyst Matt Dowd called it a "six
or seven" on the Richter scale of political controversies. Yet,
when damaging video surfaced of Barack Obama discussing race,
Stephanopoulos offered no hyperbolic language and Dowd insisted that
Romney would make a "mistake" if he brought it up at the debate.
On Wednesday, Stephanopoulos calmly opened the show my noting, "And just hours before the first debate, the new release of a five-year-old Obama speech." He wondered, "What's behind it and will the speech make any difference tonight?" In contrast, on September 18, the host excitedly touted, "Breaking now, Mitt Romney caught on tape at a private fund-raiser. His candid comments causing shock waves."
Stephanopoulos hyped, "The campaign rushing to contain the damage. Romney responds in a late night press conference." [MP3 audio here.]
On Wednesday, analyst Matt Dowd, who previously worked for Democratic
and Republican candidates, knocked down the significance of the new
Obama tape: "I would be shocked if this tape comes up tonight [at the
debate]. I just don't think people think it's that big of a deal."
Dowd lectured, "And I think Mitt Romney would make a mistake if he brought it up."
comparison, when Romney's tape broke, Stephanopoulos pushed, "Matt,
you've worked in a lot of campaigns for both parties. Where does this
register on the Richter scale?"
Dowd gravely pronounced, "Somewhere between, I think, six and seven."
[ABC's Jake Tapper, it should be pointed out, covered the Obama tape fully and fairly. For more on that, go here.]
A transcript of the October 3 segment can be found below:
7am tease
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Here we go. The Super Bowl of politics is here. The final countdown to fight night. And just hours before the first debate, the new release of a five-year-old Obama speech.
BARACK OBAMA: Folks are frustrated. Black people angry.
STEPHANOPOULOS: What's behind it and will the speech make any difference tonight?
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Let's add in David Muir, already inside the debate hall. Our political contributor, Matthew Dowd here with me. And David, unlikely that Mitt Romney is going to bring up this tape tonight. But the governor is behind nationally and especially in those key battleground states. So, do they think they have to shake things up tonight?
DAVID MUIR: They absolutely do, George. I talked to a half-dozen advisers over the next 24 hours. And they all agree that he's going to try and accomplish three major things on this debate stage behind me. First of all, He is going to be offering a blistering critique of the President. That shouldn't be difficult for the governor. He does that on his stump speech. The second thing, though, is criticism within his own party that he needs to offer more details. Forward-looking specifics. Expect him to offer a little more about his tax plan. There's been a lot of questions about the tax cuts across the board. Which deductions would he eliminate? He's been practicing with that question. They also said, they would be surprised, stunned, in fact, if the 47 percent comments did not come up during this debate. He has been practicing on that, as well. And lastly, this is their words, they say he doesn't have to win a charm contest, a charm offensive on this stage. But he does tonight have to connect with Americans and the problems felt by average, middle-class families across this country. That, perhaps, is the biggest hurdle tonight, George.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Jake, one thing Mitt Romney is likely to bring up tonight: Another, what you call, a gaffe from Joe Biden, Vice President Joe Biden yesterday, where he said the middle class has been buried for the last four years.
TAPPER: That's right. Vice President Biden tried to clean up those remarks later in the day, saying he was referring to the middle-class being buried by tax policies and economic policies put in by Republicans. Ones that Romney and Ryan want to go back to. But criticism of what has happened to the middle-class, specifically over the last four years is one that Ryan and Romney jumped on. And you should be able to expect that again tonight, George.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Okay, so Matthew Dowd, what is a win for each candidate tonight? Let's start with Mitt Romney.
DOWD: Well, I think Mitt Romney has to show up and he has to be confident, compassionate and connect with the audience. But, I think, really, he has to put the President on the defensive. He has got to return this race into a referendum on the President and not a referendum on himself. He's behind because this has become a referendum on Mitt Romney and he's got to make that shift.
STEPHANOPOULOS: And the President?
DOWD: I think the President's all about his mannerisms and his style at this point. I think he can't come across as irritable. He can't come across as impatient. He has got to act that he wants to be there, maybe with a lot of smiles. He can't come across as sort of, breathing and all those things that make him seem out of touch. .
STEPHANOPOULOS: And what's your guess? Does this tape we saw tonight come up? Do you think the moderator, Jim Lehrer, brings it up?
DOWD: I would be shocked if this tape comes up tonight. I just don't think people think it's that big of a deal. And I think Mitt Romney would make a mistake if he brought it up.


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Guess what? Taiwanese handset makers are scrambling to ready iPhone-like communications gadgets and could have them out the door before July 2008. Surprise, surprise. The iPhone is certainly the best known - and most hyped; though the two factors are directly related - of the new breed of touch-operated handsets, but it's by …
Please please PLEASE send at least this bit of the story to some of these phone manufacturers:
"Whatever you think of the iPhone - you can read our view here - it has raised the bar for smoothly running, intuitive to use handset user interfaces."
I'm sick and tired of all of the r&d going into pretty boxes, and me-too feature lists.
Apple and the i-phone are successful because the phone works and is easy to use. The clones will look similar but I guarantee they won't work. For instance, the last Samsung I had, the MP3 player supported a 1GB memory card, but only 20 songs in a playlist. not so bad, but it only allowed 2 playlists!
I've just bought a nokia 6300, and am so chuffed, it has almost no features but works a treat on calls and messages :o)
So what! The others are jumping on the bandwagen because they've hardkly got an original idea between them, but they STILL won't get it right.
Instead of things just working the way the user wants them to - simply and good looking, it'll be double click this, scroll down to that and feck about with the other - just like normal.
..... if they do not function as slick as the iPhone. It is a simple job to make a handset that looks like the iPhone. But what Apple have perfected, as they always do, is the HCI functionality. That is something that, for example, the LG Prada fails on miserably - it is "Touch" but that is all. The interface is miserable to use, flaky at best, clunky, imprecise, you name it. Contrast the iPhone's HCI which is spot on, intuitive, accurate and very quick.
I look forward to see what the other manufacturers do - but with Apple's patents on their Touch technology it will be hard to match, and impossible to beat.


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Driver, Passengers Flee Crash Scene
The driver of a 1996 Chevrolet 1500 and his two passengers fled the scene of a hit-and-run accident along Little Egypt Road on Saturday, June 2.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg said Darry D. Chilcote, 21, of St. Thomas, lost control of the southbound truck while travelling at a high rate of speed. The vehicle ran off the western berm of the Licking Creek Township roadway at 2: 45 a. m. and struck a guiderail.
Police further noted the truck drove through a yard and overturned into a creek.
Chilcote and passengers Derek S. Mellott, 19, of Needmore, and a 16-year-old girl from Crystal Spring were all wearing seat belts. Both passengers suffered minor injuries. All three fled the scene prior to police arrival.
Chilcote will be cited by state police with driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds.
Three Injured In Roll Over
Three Chesapeake, Va., residents suffered minor injuries when their vehicle rolled over along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 last Tuesday.
According to state police reports, Kari L. Bruce's 1999 Isuzu Trooper travelled into the grassy median strip at 1:10 p.m. before crossing onto the berm of the oncoming westbound lanes. Bruce was able to get the vehicle back into the median and headed eastbound before it rolled over.
Police said the left westbound lane was closed for approximately 20 minutes following the June 12 accident.
Bruce and her passengers, Samuel L. Bruce and a 1-year- old male, were all wearing seat belts or secured in a child safety seat. Kari Bruce and the juvenile were transported to War Memorial Hospital in Berkeley Springs, W.Va, by Washington County EMS.
Kari Bruce will be charged by state police with driving on roadways laned for traffic. State police were assisted on the scene by Town Hill Towing and the Needmore Volunteer Fire Co.
Harassment Charges Filed
Charges of harassment have been filed by state police against 21-year-old Mc- Connellsburg resident Michael Frederick Shives. Shives is accused of grabbing an 18-year-old McConnellsburg man by the arm on Friday, June 8, at 12:30 p.m. The alleged harassment reportedly occurred at 227 North First Street in McConnellsburg Borough. Shives has been charged through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Two Vehicles Collide in Ayr Township
Three individuals escaped injury on Wednesday, June 13, when two vehicles collided along Union Church Road.
Forty-seven-year-old Mc- Connellsburg resident Ty R. Daniels was attempting to turn left into a private driveway at 4 p.m. when he failed to yield to an oncoming 1992 Saturn SL1. The eastbound Saturn operated by Garrett M. Kenyon, 30, also of Mc- Connellsburg, struck the passenger side rear wheel area of Daniels' 1999 Ford Ranger.
Kenyon was able to drive his truck from the accident scene in Ayr Township. Kenyon, Daniels and Kenyon's passenger, William C. Drenning, 34, McConnellsburg, were all wearing seat belts. Daniels will be cited by state police for vehicles turning left.
DUI Charges Filed In 2011 Crash
Pennsylvania State Police from the McConnellsburg barracks have filed charges of driving under the influence and underage drinking against a former southern Fulton County man.
Police have charged Derek Ryan Younker in connection with the single-vehicle accident that occurred along Timber Ridge Road on December 20, 2011. The 2:13 a.m. crash occurred when Younker's southbound 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt travelled across the oncoming lane of traffic. The car continued through a field and overturned onto its roof.
Younker, who was not wearing a seat belt, had his head pinned beneath the car after coming through the sunroof, police said. He was flown from the scene by Lifenet helicopter.
Police added that medical results in the case were received from Meritus Health Medical Center in Hagerstown, Md. Charges are filed through Magisterial District Judge Tamela Bard.
Access Device Fraud Reported
A 53-year- old McConnellsburg woman informed state police investigators her debit card information was recently used to make two fraudulent purchases on the Apple i-Tunes Web site. The transactions occurred at noon on June 5. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this case should call state police Trooper Doriguzzi at 717-485-3131.
Two Cited For Harassment
Two McConnellsburg residents face harassment charges as a result of a dispute that turned physical in the parking lot of McDonald's on Monday, June 11.
Pennsylvania State Police from the McConnellsburg barracks reported Andrea Marie Conover, 18, and a 17- year- old male have been charged in connection for the incident. Conover allegedly punched the juvenile in the face twice, police said. The male allegedly responded by chasing after the woman, grabbing her by the neck and pushing her into the bushes.
Six Mile Run Man Uninjured
A Six Mile Run, Pa., man escaped harm during a single vehicle accident caused by a deer along Route 30 on Friday, June 15.
According to state police reports, the 6:05 a.m. accident occurred as 43-year-old Shannon Paul Foster was travelling eastbound through Brush Creek Township. Foster's 2001 Ford Taurus clipped a white-tailed deer before coming to a rest over a small embankment.
Foster was waring a seat belt. State police were assisted on the scene by Interstate Towing.
Theft From Vehicle Reported
A 21-year- old McConnellsburg woman told state police thieves removed several items from the center console of her vehicle that was parked on the 100 block of North First Street in the borough.
The theft is believed to have occurred between 8 p.m. on June 13 and 2 p.m. on June 14. Among the items taken from the blue, fourdoor sedan were credit cards and identification cards. Anyone with further information linked to this theft from a motor vehicle is asked to immediately call state police Trooper Remeikas at 717-485-3131.
Driver Falls Asleep
Two Ligonier, Pa., residents were uninjured when their westbound 2002 Ford F-250 struck an embankment along Intertstate 70.
State police reports indicate the June 17 accident occurred when Charles R. Greene Jr., 64, fell asleep while travelling through Brush Creek Township. The truck travelled onto the berm where it ran into an embankment, said police. The vehicle then went into a large ditch before crossing both lanes of travel and crashed into a guiderail.
Greene and his passenger, Thomas W. Gross, 65, were both wearing seat belts. Greene will be charged with careless driving. State police were assisted on the scene by Town Hill Towing.
Man Pushed To Ground
Pennsylvania State Police from the McConnellsburg barracks have filed charges of harassment against 50-yearold Mount Union resident Howard Lee Fortson. Fortson, police reports allege, pushed a 52-year-old man from McConnellsburg to the ground during an argument outside 635 East Maple Street on June 16. The victim suffered minor injuries to his elbows and lower back during the 10:40 p.m. incident. Charges against Fortson have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
DUI Arrest Made
State police in McConnellsburg have charged a New Holland, Pa., man with driving under the influence following an incident along Hollow Road in Taylor Township over the weekend.
On Saturday, June 16, state police found Helmut Karl Leis Jr., 55, sitting behind the wheel of his vehicle with the keys in the ignition and the motor running. Police added the discovery was made after Leis allegedly imbibed a "sufficient amount of alcohol to render him incapable of safely operating a motor vehicle."
Charges against Leis have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Devin Horne.
Man Accused Of Striking Juvenile
A 31-year-old Big Cove Tannery man has been accused of harassment following an incident at 160 Chainsaw Drive in Ayr Township.
Pennsylvania State Police from the McConnellsburg barracks said Justin Lee Thomas grabbed a fishing pole from a 12-year-old boy from Big Cove Tannery at 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 16. Thomas then allegedly struck the boy in the back with a closed fist as well as on the right elbow with the fishing pole.
The victim sought medical attention at Fulton County Medical Center. State police were dispatched to assist with the matter.
Vehicle Tire Explodes
The front right tire of a westbound 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier LS blew out, causing the vehicle to careen into a bridge railing along Route 30. Driver Megan M. Marker, 26, of Somerset, was not injured during the 11:20 a.m. crash on June 10, state police said. She was wearing a seat belt.
Two Charged In Altercation
Pennsylvania State Police from McConnellsburg will be citing two individuals with harassment as a result of a physical altercation at 3060 Stoneybreak Road in Bethel Township. To be charged in connection with the alleged fight on Sunday, June 17, are William Christopher Holt, 36, of Warfordsburg, and 38-yearold Hancock, Md., resident Catherine Ann Gossert.
Juvenile Took Vehicle
Pennsylvania State Police have accused a 15-year-old Warfordsburg boy of taking a vehicle for a drive without the owner's consent. The juvenile allegedly took the vehicle from 607 Franklin Mills Road on June 13 at 3 a.m. and was gone for around seven hours. He has since been arrested and charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and driving without a license.