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> We should discuss this on the call tomorrow, thanks for the excellent > outline of issues. I have to miss the call due to a local obligation, but feel free to discuss in my absence. > Would it make sense to explicitly tell c14n2 the type of schema used (DTD, > XSD, RNG etc) as an input, or which schema validation, if any, has already > been performed on the input? The challenge, I think, is trying to enumerate in concise fashion what exactly was done. Simply validating doesn't necessarily imply that certain things happened. But it might be possible. I think there hasn't really been a systematic attempt to try and come up with a markup to describe "how a document was parsed" in terms of all the options that exist. > It seems there are too many implicit assumptions/cases possible. I don't entirely disagree, but a lot of those implicit things have nothing to do with schemas at all. Parsers have a huge number of weird options that are outside the XML specs and can influence the DOM you get (and thus what you pass into or get out of c14n). -- ScottReceived on Monday, 17 May 2010 14:25:27 UTC
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This week on As the World Turns, Jack, Carly, Brad, Katie and Henry converge in Chicago. The adventure culminates in Henry's being freed and Jack getting shot.
Kit is wanted back in Oakdale, where Parker is on trial for murder.
"Kit is the key to keeping Parker from being sent to prison for killing Sam. [Parker] fired one shot that hit Sam, but Kit fired the second shot that killed him," said Peck.
As for Henry?
"Gray wants Vienna, so he tried to get Henry out of the picture by kidnapping him. As it happens, Kit and Henry are both in the same warehouse in Chicago. Kit, for some reason, has [the ventriloquist's dummy] Cowboy Jack with her. She tries to kill Carly and Jack by dropping Cowboy Jack on them."
She can't throw her voice, much less the doll. An escape attempt ensues.
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Sometimes you want an alligator, but you don't want, like, a WHOLE alligator, you know what I mean? For times like that, there's a smaller, sportier model: the caiman.
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Leaders from Belton spent the day at Fort Hood yesterday with 13th COSCOM. Their day started at 07:30 when they were picked up in Belton and bussed to Fort Hood. Upon arrival they enjoyed a continental breakfast and a 13th COSCOM Command brief. Then it was on to Santa's Workshop where Bobbi Hennesee explained the operation of Santa's Workshop. Then it was off to (CCTT) Close Combat Tactical Trainer, where Mr. Shaw and Mr. Stilley explained how the CCTT trains today's soldiers, then the class had the opportunity to see first hand how soldiers train for combat, when they had the opportunity to operate a Humvee, Abrams Tank, also the Bradley Tank, on a simulated battle field. Then it was onto Lynch Dinning Facility for lunch. After lunch they where shown some of the 13th COSCOM's equipment from the air med evac UH 60 helicopter, Humvee, Heavy Equipment, a fuel truck, water purification at each of these stations. They also got the opportunity to meet and interact with the soldiers of 13th COSCOM who run the different equipment setups.
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An interesting thing is beginning to happen in the NFL — the running game is coming back.
We are all aware of the hyperbole that has dominated offensive production discussions over the last few years — who needs a running game when you have quarterbacks who pass for 5,000 yards, featured backs are becoming obsolete with so many running committees, etc., etc.
But for football purist and believers of the balanced game, it's beginning to feel like what was old is now new again. Look no further than the air-it-out-most-of-the-time New England Patriots for evidence that offensive balance is trending back. They are currently averaging 149 rushing yards per game, 38 more than last season when they were second in the NFL to the New Orleans Saints in total yards.
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Two NFC teams off to strong starts, the San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins (albeit bolstered by the exploits of dual threat rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III), are averaging well over 170 yards rushing per week.
And in a sign that the individual back matters, two have already hit the 200-yard benchmark in a game (Jamaal Charles with 233, and Ahmad Bradshaw with 200) while Chris Johnson fell just 5 yards short of 200 Sunday.
There is abject mediocrity in the AFC this season, with only three teams above .500. The outlier is the 6-1 Houston Texans, who rely heavily on the legs of perhaps the NFL's most versatile and dependable tailback, Arian Foster, who leads the league with 659 rushing yards and nine scores.
The NFL will always be a quarterback-driven league, and we still might have a few more 5,000-yard passers. But as a guy who "dotted the I" (formation) during my career, it's nice to see that the running back is not yet dead. Keep an eye out for the trend to continue towards balance.
Yet one element still crucial to offensive success is the big play.
Watching the New York Giants on Sunday reminded me of the value of the quick strike, something wideout Victor Cruz specializes in. Already in his short career, he has logged six plays of 70 yards or longer. More importantly, his big gainers have come when Giants have needed it the most, yesterday's game-winning 77-yard TD catch vs. the Redskins the latest example.
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If he stays healthy and stays a career Giant, I think we are watching the ascension of the best receiver in franchise history. And that's not a light statement given the accomplishments of Amani Toomer, the team's career reception and yards leader, and the inventor of the touchdown spike, Homer Jones, whose 22.6 yards-per-catch average is the best in NFL history.
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This Thursday, May 9, The Poplar Lounge will host a special "welcome home" party of sorts for Memphis blues singer and former contestant on NBC's The Voice, Patrick Dodd.
Dodd, a longtime fixture on Beale St. (he was named "Performer of the Year" by the Beale St. Merchants Association in 2011) and the local music scene in general, is fresh off a run on Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine's team on the popular reality series. Unfortunately, he lost in the "battle rounds" of the show to folk duo Midas Whale. But a lot of good has come out of the opportunity for Dodd - he recently struck an endorsement deal with Killer B guitars, and was tapped to sing the national anthem at game 3 of the Grizzlies/Clippers NBA playoff series, among other things.
Here is Dodd performing Marc Cohen's immortal classic "Walking in Memphis" on The Voice:
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The development of science has given a complete new dimension to the trade and commerce. This advancement is called ecommerce, which relies completely on the internet. There are programs and applications that enable a person to trade their money through an authorized website. A website that deals with these transactions on behalf of the merchant banks is referred to as a payment processor. It is the duty of the payment processor to check the details of the transaction made. Anti-fraud measures should also be carried out to protect the transaction.
Over a past couple of years, net banking has become popular among the common people. From the luxury of some rich people, it has evolved to become necessity of common people. To make things easier, there are the money processing websites. You got to choose wisely as there are many websites offering you to deal with them, but one needs to be sure about the website they are dealing with. Detecting fraud is very important in these dealings that are made though the website, but there are some websites that may drain your checking account when you mention a fraud, definitely that is not desirable. The payment processor that you choose must be consistent and reliable. You need to keep pace with today's superfast global trade market, so you will need a processing system that is comprehensive and will not hold back your money for a long time showing security reasons.
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If you're looking for a traditional course of study that exposes you to a broad spectrum of subjects - and also teaches you to reason, question, and communicate - Onondaga's associate in arts (A.A.) degree in Humanities and Social Sciences provides this experience.
In addition, this program fulfills the General Education Liberal Arts requirements at many four-year colleges and universities, enabling you to move seamlessly into any major course of study once you transfer.
Graduates of this program have earned four-year degrees in liberal arts in pre-professional areas such as journalism, history, English literature, political science, world languages, psychology, philosophy, economics, sociology, anthropology and more.
You will study the same liberal arts courses that freshmen and sophomore students typically study at colleges across the country: English composition and literature, history, mathematics, science, philosophy, fine arts, global awareness and languages, plus social sciences such as political science, psychology, anthropology, geography, sociology, and economics. This diverse exposure broadens your perspective on life and helps you make informed decisions about your career direction and future course study.
This program also includes a generous choice of electives, enabling you to explore new ideas and then focus on the area that most appeals to you: music, art, business, journalism, communication, computer science and more. Many courses focus on global awareness and diversity, and it is recommended that you take at least one of these GLAD-designated courses. A list of GLAD courses can be found in the Catalog.
Through the completion of degree requirements and with careful advisement in selecting electiv, you may be able to complete a minor in a specific area of study. (Please see the section on minors in the Catalog).
If you wish to enter the workforce after graduation from Onondaga, this degree tells employers that you have a broad-based education – and that you have learned how to learn. Many employers prefer to hire generalists who have solid reasoning and communication skills and therefore usually make good candidates for specialized, on-the-job training.
The department of English, Reading and Communication offers courses in writing, literature, reading, communication, journalism and cinema studies.
The English discipline offers a wide range of upper-division (200-level) writing and literature courses, including Creative Writing, Report and Technical Writing, surveys of British and American Literature, World Literature, African American Literature, Women's Literature, The Novel, and Voices of Diversity. Students must complete English 103 and English 104 before taking upper-level English electives.
The Reading discipline offers a variety of non-credit and credit courses. Non-credit courses are designed to help students develop their reading skills to meet the demands of college-level classes. Credit courses are available for students who would like to enhance their academic performance in college. Students may choose to focus on developing their vocabulary or improving their critical reading and study skills.
The Communication discipline offers courses in basic communication skills, public speaking, argumentation, interpersonal communication, gender communication, and small groups. Communication courses that respond specifically to the needs of international students are also available.
The Social Sciences and Philosophy department houses history and philosophy as well as the social sciences. The social sciences involve the study of human behavior and interactions. These sciences are anthropology, economics, geography, psychology, political science and sociology.
The World Languages department provides the opportunity to study languages other than English. Professors as well as students use the target language as much as the level of the course permits. Language study is complemented by learning about the cultures in which the language is spoken. In addition, courses on literature and civilization are offered (see list of courses under the Literatures, Cultures and Civilizations section). Knowledge of other languages and cultures is increasingly important for economic and social reasons.
Placement in language courses varies according to the high school background of individual students.
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SUNY has created Transfer Paths that summarize the common lower division requirements shared by all SUNY campuses for similar majors within most disciplines. If you want to prepare for as many SUNY campuses as possible, the SUNY Transfer Paths will help you identify core coursework that will prepare you for multiple SUNY campuses. The transfer paths relevant to the Humanities and Social Sciences degree at OCC are listed below. All of the courses listed are three-credit courses, and may be used to fulfill other degree requirements, including SUNY General Education requirements. Make sure to consult with your academic advisor before choosing a transfer path.
The anthropology transfer path will provide students with a broad understanding of the human condition by introducing them to the sub-fields of cultural anthropology, archaeology, and physical anthropology as well as by providing them with courses in linguistics or in different topical areas. The goal of this transfer path is to prepare students to enter a four-year institution as an anthropology major at the junior level, ready to pursue more specialized courses in the discipline of anthropology. Here are this transfer path's courses:
ANT 151, ANT 152, ANT 154, and any one of the following: ANT 155, ANT 175, ANT 201, ANT 202, ANT 203.
The ideal preparation for the English major is familiarity with a broad range of ethnic and national literatures, literary periods and genres, and modes of writing. It is recommended, therefore, that students take as many courses as possible in different areas of literary study and writing. Here are this transfer path's courses:
ENG 103, ENG 104, and at least one course from two of the following categories:
World Literature: ENG 203 or ENG 204
English Literature: ENG 221 or ENG 222
American Literature: ENG 223 or ENG 224
Literature of the Other: ENG 225, ENG 226 or ENG 250
Women in Literature: ENG 230
History involves the examination of continuity and change over time. Historians investigate evidence from the past, interpret its meaning, and analyze the impact of the past on the world in which we live. Historical inquiry may be approached from a variety of perspectives and can lead to different interpretations, which makes the study of history both exciting and challenging. The history transfer path will provide students with a broad understanding of three major content areas within the history discipline: American History, World History and Western Civilization. For students who plan to major in history, this transfer path will prepare them to enter a four-year institution as history majors where they will pursue more specialized courses in history. Here are this transfer path's courses:
Western Civilization: HIS 103 or HIS 104
American History: HIS 105 or HIS 107
World History: HIS 101 or HIS 102
At leastone additional HIS course from the following recommended list: HIS 106, 125, 207, 208, 209, 213, 214, 216, 217, 219, 221, 223, 224, 226, 240, 250, 261, 276, 286, or 292.
Note: Due to the time period covered in OCC's HIS 106, this course may apply as either U.S. History I or II, or may be considered as an elective, depending on how the transfer institution accepts the course. Please speak to an advisor at your transfer institution to find out how it is counted.
Sociology is the scientific study of human societies, organizations and behaviors. Specializing in sociology prepares students for a variety of career and educational paths in social services, public policy and administration, international relations, demography and social research, community development, law and legal studies, journalism, public health, teaching, and more. Successful completion of the sociology transfer path includes completing SOC 103 (Introductory Sociology) and three additional SOC courses, one of which should address social stratification, gender, or inequality. Here are this transfer path's courses:
SOC 103, andat least one of the following: SOC 203, SOC 208, SOC 211, SOC 214, and any two additional SOC courses.
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Why Christian Renaissance Camps?
I have been praying for a Christian Renaissance for many years. I now feel called by God to put feet on those prayers. These camps are one way I am trying to do that. Of my recent writings, "The Time is Ripe for a Christian Renaissance" and "Learned Children" perhaps capture the specific vision most succinctly. I am inviting high school aged young people (14-18) to my home to wrestle with one classic work and one contemporary one, to impart this vision to them, to challenge them to love God with their minds in the context of loving Him with their heart, soul and strength, to consider the part they and their children might play in this Renaissance. My Faith and Reason Lecture at Patrick Henry College (Fall 2011) was also entitled, "The Time is Ripe for a Christian Renaissance."
I have planned two one-week camps: July 10-16, 2016 and July 17-23, 2016. Students can attend one or both. The camps are small (from ten to twenty students each). The registration deadline is April 1, 2016: first come, first served. The cost is $525.00 per camp.
Discounts Available:
If you register BEFORE January 1, 2016: $50.00.
If you register BEFORE April 1, 2016: $25.00.
So, REGISTER EARLY!!!
Sibling discount: $25.00 per sibling.
Both camp discount: $25.00 per camp.
My promise to you: I promise to pray daily for each camper by name (beginning the day you register) that he or she will grow in Christ. Those who know me know that I don't make promises like this lightly. I will pray right up to the start of the camps.
One final word: I'm a college professor with nine kids, not a professional camp director. I don't have a big budget for full page ads in prominent magazines. So, if you are excited about these camps, if you value this vision, please help me in two ways: 1) Pray with me for God's blessing on these camps and 2) Help me get the word out about them in any way available to you (friends, social media, church, school, home school groups, etc.).
Many thanks!
Who Am I?
Educational Background: Ph.D. in English Literature, State University of New York at Binghamton M.Div. in Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary M.A. in English Literature, Yale University B.A. in East Asian Studies, Colby College Dr. Hake chairs the Department of Classical Liberal Arts and directs the Literature Major at Patrick Henry College. He teaches a variety of literature courses, including Western Lit I and II in the core, and Selected Works of Charles Dickens and American Literature and Poetry in the upper division. He was a college professor/missionary for many years in Taiwan, and more recently launched Rivendell Study Center. His interests, in addition to literature and reading, include language learning, sailing, and backpacking. He has been married to Faye for almost forty years, has nine children from ten to thirty-seven, five of whom are married, and who have given him twelve grandchildren (as of last week!).
The summer of 2016 I am planning two one-week camps back to back. The content of these two camps will be very different, so that if someone wants to stay for two weeks that is also an option. The first camp is July 10-16 (City of God Camp), and the second July 17-23 (Crime and Punishment Camp).
These camps will be held in my home ("Rivendell South") in Charles Town, West Virginia (189 Treeline Drive, 25414). Our home overlooks the Shenandoah River Valley and is only a few miles from historic Harpers Ferry (see "Adventure Two"). Plan to arrive on Sunday afternoon or evening (no later than eight PM). The camp will wrap up Friday night so that you all can return on Saturday. If you are flying, plan to arrive at Washington DC's Dulles Airport between two and seven PM. We will be at the airport between these times to meet flights and give rides to our home. If you arrive earlier, you will have to wait for us till we arrive at two. We can't do other times and other airports. Plan to leave Dulles Saturday between six thirty AM and noon, as these are the times we can drop people off and help them get checked in. See our house on mapquest.
What Will We Do?
Four mornings will be spent mostly studying and discussing our classic book and four afternoons our contemporary book. Our two classic books: Augustine's The City of God (July 12-18) and Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment (July 19-25). And our two contemporary books: Andy Crouch's Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling (July 12-18) and Ross Douthat's Bad Religion: How We Became a Nation of Heretics (July 19-25). This study and discussion will be in-depth and real. We will always be asking the question: what can we learn from these books to help us better love God and our neighbors, to help us take our place in a Christian Renaissance. Evenings, after our family worship, I plan a series of "fireside chats" in which we will look at what following Christ is all about. Our rootedness in Christ is of first importance in any Renaissance that is genuinely Christian. Topics will include:
- Why a Christian Renaissance?
- The importance of Bible Study, and how to do it.
- Thoughts about prayer.
- What does it mean to be a good brother or a good sister (I Timothy 5:1-2)?
- How can I know God's call on my life?
- What does it mean to love God with my strength?
- Why does language study matter?
- Is my Christian life balanced?
These will be spread out over the two weeks. One day each week we will drop everything and have an adventure.
Why an Adventure?
During the The City of God Camp (July 12-18) our adventure will be a day spent sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, and during the Crime and Punishment Camp (July 19-25) a day spent kayaking on the Shenandoah River. Why an adventure? Renaissance Christians should not simply be eggheads, but well rounded. We are called to love God not simply with our minds, but also with our heart, soul and strength. We'll talk more about this during the "fireside chats." God wants us to work hard, but also to delight in all His good gifts, to rest, to play. (I should say that if you are physically unable to do these things, or have no interest in doing them, it is not a "requirement." This is not a sailing or kayaking camp, it is a Christian Renaissance camp. At very least, I hope you will come along, enjoy the beauty of God's world, fresh air, fun and friendship. You need not go onto the sailboat or kayaks.)
Why "Family Style"?
As I said on the "Why an Adventure?" page, God calls us to well-roundedness. Jesus did all things well. Our family has five daily priorities: love God, love each other, work together, learn together, and play together. We want this camp to have that same shape. Granted, the main focus will be learning together, but we will also spend at least some time every day relaxing together, and spend a whole day having an adventure. Campers will also be expected to help with meal preparation and clean-up each day, and each week we will tackle a (modest) but helpful and real work project. Our culture is very entertainment and "me" oriented. We all know that deep relationships and families don't work this way. We want to model this in the way these camps actually operate, as well as to talk about why this matters.
How to Prepare?
This is critically important. I am assuming that young people interested in camps like these are avid readers (see the "Why Christian Renaissance Camps?" page) and delight in wrestling with important ideas. The books I have chosen, Classic and Contemporary for both camps, are all deliberately challenging. These camps are NOT going to be lecture based. They will involve intensive discussion throughout, and much of that discussion will be in small groups of four or five, so no one will be able to hide. Nor will there be time to read these books during the week of the camp itself. SOOOOO… It is ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE that you read these books carefully before you come. If the prospect of hiding somewhere for many hours, just you and these books, is a groaner, these are maybe not the camps for you. If, on the other hand, the prospect of preparing in this way is delightful and energizing, you will probably enjoy and profit from these camps. Here is how I would like you to read these books. If you have read any of them before, read them again. They repay multiple readings. I really hope you will have your own copies, copies that you can mark up. Don't just read, wrestle. ATTEND. Notice. Underline, circle, note questions, doubts, outrageous thoughts in the margins. If you encounter things of special interest, maybe accumulate a little list at the beginning or end of the book. For example, I am interested in questions of manhood and womanhood. Sometimes when I am reading a very good book, I will list rich passages inside the front or back cover that touch on this topic, so I can go back to them quickly. You should already be reading the Bible like this. Reading these important, but "merely human," books should be small change if you have honed your mind and heart on much serious Bible reading and study. We'll talk about this, too, during the "fireside chats." Then bring these marked-up copies and your minds full of questions, concerns, and thoughts…
What to Bring?
- Your Bible, and whatever materials you use for your devotions.
- Your marked-up copies of the classic and contemporary work.
- A bath towel and beach towel.
- If you play a musical instrument (smaller than a harp! we have a piano), that would be fun.
- If you want to bring anything of interest to you for "show and tell," maybe around the campfire at night, that would also be fun.
- The obvious stuff: clothes, prescription meds, toiletries, soap, shampoo, etc.
- A bathing suit (modest, please). We have a pool in our backyard.
- Please do NOT bring any electronic toys. We have never owned a TV, and our home is a "video game free" zone. If the prospect of leaving behind such toys is a groaner, that may also indicate that this camp is not for you. Cell phones, kindles, and laptops are fine, but not to play games with.
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Yep! "Just cause somebody wears a hoodie doesn't mean they are a criminal"..Yeah OK, let's see Al Sharpton work the night shift at a 7-11 and some homies walk in wearing a hoodie. Let's see how long he can go before he pisses his pants. I use to do just that in the 1980s, work the night shift at a 7-11 in Freeport New York which is an almost all black neighborhood on the North side. I can't even count how many times we got ripped of when the "hoodies" walked in. Blatant shoplifting then they would slowly walk out out of arrogance, like a dare, or jumping over the counter to rifle the cash register or showing me their "piece" or a knife. We had an ax handle as if that would do anything, I would just let them take what they wanted then call the cops. I was freakin' nuts back then, I don't know why I worked there. And finally when I got some brains and decided to quit the owner was practically on his knees begging me to stay because nobody else was stupid enough to take that job.


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From: McKay family (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Date: Wed Aug 13 1997 - 04:35:50 EDT
Jim West wrote, concerning the use of: FILADELFIA and AGAPH:
> Generally agape is taken as a description of God-like love; ...whereas
> philadelphia is
> used to describe the love which Christians ought to have for one
> another.
> I would say that when these words are used the exegete should be very
> careful to extract the full significance of their use; and should also
> attempt to convey to the modern reader or hearer the theological
> import of
> the term.
I would have thought that in 1 Thess 4:9, we have an excellent example
of the words being used interchangeably.All compound words containing
"love" in Greek combine with FILEW, not AGAPH.
But in verse 9 Paul uses FILADELFIA for brotherly love, but then talks
about the love we should have for one another with the word AGAPH.
Surely these words are used synonymously here.
And "the love which Christians ought to have for one another" is the
same love that the Father has for Jesus, and Jesus has for us, according
to John's Gospel.
John 13:34 AGAPATE ALLHLOUS KAQWS HGAPHSA hUMAS.
See also John 17:26.
David McKay
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University of Southern Mississippi President Martha Saunders joined local and state public officials, business leaders and citizens Friday, Sept. 16 at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Forrest County Industrial Park in welcoming a new industry to Hattiesburg.
Stion, a clean energy company based in San Jose, Calif. that manufactures high-efficiency, low-cost thin-film solar panels, will locate a manufacturing facility in the Sunbeam building. It is investing $500 million in the project, the first thin-film solar factory in the Southeast, and expects to hire approximately 1,000 workers over the next six years.
"When a company like Stion comes to our town, everybody wins," said Saunders, who worked with state officials to get company leaders to consider Mississippi as a location for production operations. "Thank you for investing in our community."
Gov. Haley Barbour was also on hand to welcome Stion, represented by company CEO Chet Farris. Barbour thanked Farris for choosing Hattiesburg as a site for one of its facilities, and praised the cooperation of public and private officials to make it happen.
"This is a great example of success for Mississippi, one that will pay off for a long time to come," Barbour said.
Farris said the company's partnership with the state and the city was a driving force behind the company's scale-up in manufacturing. "The state's proactive approach to economic development and its world-class manufacturing workforce have helped accelerate our build-out and strengthen the position of U.S. manufacturing in the global solar industry," he said.
Barbour cited the importance of having a research university like Southern Miss, with its advances in the field of polymer science and other areas, be part of the equation in bringing industry to the state. "Our universities are gold mines, and we're doing a better job of mining them," he said.
Farris concurred, saying that the presence of Southern Miss "was a big part of our decision to choose Hattiesburg."
At the event, Stion also announced that the National Renewable Energy Laboratory has verified that 14.1 percent efficiency for its production-scale thin-film circuits, the highest efficiency every demonstrated for a monolithically integrated thin-film circuit at production scale.
To learn more about Stion, online visit www.stion.com


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I don't know if you are anything like me, but as a homeschooling mom of six… there are times that I just need a bit of refreshment. Schoolwork becomes overwhelming, housework becomes tedious, and patience runs thin… it is then that I know I need to get my "cup filled" back up. How can I continue to give to my children and my family when my cup is empty. Frankly, it's nearly impossible. That's where these carnival of homeschooling editions come in. There have been so many times that I have felt exhausted and my homeschool motivation level way past E… that I've opened up one of these Homeschool Carnival blog posts and have found refreshment and encouragement in so many areas of my life. It is my hope and goal to return the favor for each of you this week. I hope that somewhere in the posts of this blog carnival you will find the refreshment, motivation, inspiration, or just plain old laughter that will help you get through the next few months of school! It really is so great when the homeschool community helps each other…
So, sit back, relax… and get your cup filled today…
Sometimes refreshing can come in different forms. There are times when I can read a fellow homeschool mom's blog post and immediately I can see that I am not alone in this daily struggle to make sure my children go forward and not backward. At other times, just hearing about a new curriculum can give me hope that it might possibly be the one that will help us turn the corner! In any case, I hope that these posts inspire you with a breath of fresh air…
Laura Grace Weldon gives us a new perspective on Respecting a Child's Urge to Discover in her blog post about encouraging our children to discover on their own.
Dewey's Tree House reminds us of some great time tested homeschooling "tools" in Tools of an Old Homeschool Mom: "Key to" Math and more.
Remember, You Are Not Alone! is a great post by the Read Aloud Dad… he encourages us to keep up the "good work" of reading to our children daily!
Here's something that was fresh for me… Dorothy Sayers and the Lost Tools of Learning by Petticoat Government present a different perspective on how to compare the study of math and science at home to this book.
Sometimes we can see the "big picture" when we look at the pros and cons of something… The Drawbacks of Homeschooling is presented this week by Letters from Nebby.
How we teach affects how our children learn… The Thinking Mother encourages us to …Stop Telling Students, "Said is Dead."
New Curriculum ideas are another great way to add some freshness to your homeschool. Just because it's spring doesn't mean you can't start something new! In fact, that may be "just what the doctor ordered."
Online Education for Kids submits a post delineating all the homeschool greats… in their post The Super Heroes of Elementary Homeschool Curriculum.
A great way to get a fresh perspective is to get outside! Gardening – Project Based Learning You Can Eat! is a great blog post by the Time4Learning Community Blog to encourage you to do just that!
I love to look at making plans for next year and Homeschool vs. Public School encourages us to do so with their post Homeschool Plans for Next Year by giving us a glimpse of unschooling.
DenSchool provides much needed inspiration in her post about a March Homeschooler of the Month. You can read about this achievement and learn how to submit an entry for another Homeschooler of the Month award!
Fill Your Bookshelf has a great idea for a new unit study, read her post John James Audubon unit study and see if your family might like to try this!
Sometimes refreshment just has to come through taking a look at things that are bigger than ourselves and even our homeschool. Sometimes it just takes a word from a friend… I often realize that my struggles are very small in light of what so many others have to face. Getting a look at the "bigger pictures" often cures our frustration with the little things!
Proclaiming God's Faithfulness really makes it plain on how we can "finish the race" well in their post, Don't Be Blue; Strategies for Fighting the Winter Blues.
Katherine over at No Fighting No Biting helps us take a look at why we have an epidemic of underachieving boys and men who don't want to grow up through her post Underachieving Boys.
Nerd Family Things presents a great post called 10 Math Card Games. It gives us 10 math card games to try with our kids.
I love a recipe for new things… In fact, craft recipes are such fun I know that whenever I pull one of those out – my kids are usually thrilled!
Homemade Goodness sends us a post about Two Easy Homemade Glue Recipes that would work great for your next craft session with the kids… or if the wiggles get really bad… you could even use it to glue them to their chairs.
Sometimes we have to respond to negativity… Alasandra does this over at her blog Alasandra's Homeschool Blog.
I'm so glad that you stopped by, and I hope that this week's Carnival of Homeschooling "filled your cup" and refreshed you today!
Next week the carnival of homeschooling will be hosted by Home Grown Mommy.
If you want to find out more about the Carnival of Homeschooling you can visit the link, submit a post, or even host – if you are brave enough!


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Decision Resources, Inc. Finds Despite FDA Label Revisions Regarding LABA-Containing Drugs, Patient Share of LABA/ICS Combination Drugs Exceed Patient Share of Single-Agent ICS Drugs in Recently Treated Asthma Patients
Published: Jul 20, 2011
According to Treatment Algorithms in Asthma, among newly diagnosed patients, a similar percentage are using LABA/ICS as are using single-agent ICS agents in the first line of maintenance therapy within a year of diagnosis.
"The FDA advises that fixed-dose combinations of LABAs and ICSs be reserved for patients whose asthma remains uncontrolled despite treatment with single-agent ICSs. The presence of similar patient shares for these two drug classes in the first line of therapy for newly diagnosed patients suggests physicians are comfortable using LABA/ICS combinations as a first-line maintenance therapy and may not always follow these guidelines," said Decision Resources Analyst Amanda Puffer, M.Sc. "Additionally, specialists likely prefer the step-down approach to managing persistent asthmatics and will start an asthma patient on a LABA/ICS combination to control the disease and then back off treatment by returning to an ICS therapy."
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The Cod family has 59 varieties and is one of the most important commercial fish in the United States. It is a bottom feeder therefore is listed as a demersal fish, which means it lives towards the bottom of the ocean.
Fisheries sometimes split small fish, under 2 ½ pounds, and market them under the name of scrod. The Cod is distinguished by 2 fins on the back and 1 barbell on the lower chin. The Atlantic cod lives in a range that extends from Virginia to the arctic regions in deeper, colder areas of the ocean. They can vary in color from green to gray with reddish or brown tints. The Atlantic is the largest type and has been said to reach 200 pounds, however the average size is from 6 to 20 pounds. They tend to live a little longer than the Pacific cod with a lifespan of about 25 years.
The Pacific version, also known as Alaska, gray or true cod varies from brown to gray. They live in the Pacific from California to Northern Alaska. Alaskan waters contribute more than two thirds of the worlds Pacific cod supply. They swim in very large schools and can range up to 33 pounds. Their lifespan is less than 20 years.
The Pacific cod has a soft, delicate flesh and the Atlantic has a firm flesh. Their taste is very similar. They are mild in flavor and have a dense, layered, white meat that stays moist after cooking. The best way to cook is to bake, broil, steam, poach, oven fry or deep fry.
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U.S. Rep. Barney Frank has asked President Obama to respect the rights of states who have legalized marijuana.
Frank and Rep. Ron Paul sent a letter to the president asking him to "respect the wishes of the voters of Colorado and Washington." The two states legalized marijuana last week.
Recreational marijuana use remains illegal under federal law. Paul and Frank have sponsored a bill that would legalize it.
"We have sponsored legislation at the federal level to remove criminal penalties for the use of marijuana because of our belief in individual freedom," the letter states.
Frank and Paul urged Obama to respect the right of states to set their own policies.
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Event: LaFayette Apple Festival
Location: LaFayette Apple Festival Grounds, Route 20 and Tully Farms Road, none
For More Info: 800-234-4797 Website: www.LafayetteAppleFest.org
The LaFayette area has long been recognized as one of the primary apple producing regions of Upstate New York. Its rural atmosphere, rolling hills, and beautiful fall foliage make LaFayette a wonderful setting for one of the northeast's premier arts and crafts show. We celebrate this year by bringing you more crafters than ever before, over 500, and by making numerous improvements to the grounds themselves.
The high quality of the exhibitors, uniqueness of products offered, and diversity make the Apple Fest a hit for everyone! Visitors attend every year from all parts of New York and even New England, while crafters and artisans from numerous states display their wares. This small community has grown accustomed to having 90,000 visitors every Columbus Day weekend.
In addition to the crafts, the Apple Fest also presents many special events and daily features. View some of the most original scarecrows you'll ever see at the Scarecrow Contest. The Apple Queen and Apple Pie competitions are always a hit among the towns people.


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$129 Moto E gets official alongside new Moto G with 4G LTE and microSD
It's May 13, so it's time for a new Motorola smartphone. As it has promised, the formerly Google-owned company has held an event today. During that, as has been anticipated by many leaks over the past few days, we've been introduced to the Moto E.
This is now Motorola's cheapest smartphone, taking that crown from the Moto G which was announced last year. The Moto G will continue to be sold, in fact a new version of it was unveiled too, though more on that in a bit.
Sticking with the Moto E, it's a rather low-end device that still manages to pack decent specs. Oh, and it has a killer price, just like we thought it would. The phone is priced at $129 in the US and £89 in the UK. Although it hasn't been officially announced yet, we assume the price for the Eurozone countries should be €129 (we're basing this on what happened with the Moto G). Obviously all of these amounts refer to devices sold unlocked, SIM-free, and without any contract commitments.
So what exactly is it you get for just $129? It turns out that the leaked specs from yesterday were spot on. Furthermore, we finally know the Moto E's screen resolution now, and even if it's not HD for that display size it's passable.
The Moto E has a 4.3-inch 540×960 touchscreen, a 5 MP rear camera, a 1.2 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor (with ARM Cortex-A7 cores), 1 GB of RAM, 4 GB of built-in storage space, microSD card support, 21 Mbps HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a non-removable 1,980 mAh battery. It runs Android 4.4 KitKat and is guaranteed to receive at least one Android update in the future. Its dimensions are 124.8×64.8×12.3 mm, and it weighs 140 grams.
The smartphone will become available over the coming weeks in 40 countries across 80 carriers (though none are named). As you may have noticed, the Moto E doesn't come with a front-facing camera, which can clearly be attributed to cost-cutting. The processor also loses two cores compared to the Moto G, though it has the same architecture and the same clock speed. The Moto E can be bought in white or black, but there will be differently colored back covers offered, and these are coming soon.
Motorola also unveiled the new Moto G with 4G LTE support (pictured below), basically rectifying the only problem some people saw with the original midranger from last year. Interestingly, though, this version of the Moto G also features a microSD card slot, unlike its 3G-only sibling. Oh, and it comes in white (not just black).
The Moto G with LTE will roll out across the next few weeks too, and it will be priced at $219 in the US and £149 in the UK. The original 3G-only handset will still retail starting at $179, as it always has. The LTE-capable Moto G will probably cost €219 in the Eurozone.


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Years ago, ebaumsworld had this video where two Japanese men squared off in what can only be described as matrix ping pong, with the aid of some nimble actors hidden in black outfits. I have no idea what the "official" name for this type of performance is because my Japanese is rusty (read: non-existent), but that doesn't make it any less intriguing.
GamePolitics recently reposed a similar style video that creatively depicts some recognizable moments from the Super Mario games, with an odd and completely random cameo appearance by a faux Barack Obama.
It doesn't make sense, but I'm not sure it has to. As long as the Japanese people keep pumping out their wackiness, I will keep consuming it. Just try and keep the Anime as far away from me as possible, ok?


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Skip to comments.Former SF Giant Jeff Kent Slams Obama On Survivor
Posted on 11/08/2012 3:01:02 PM PST by Sybeck1
This was so funny when he said this the night after the elections:
You know what pisses me off? I think Ive made about $60 million playing baseball, and I want this frickin million dollars from this game; And its not even a million bucks. Its 600-grand by the time Obama takes it, said Kent. Im a game seven World Series loser. Ive played in the biggest games in the world, and the worst games in the world, and this just sucks.
He had a good chance to go all the way. Very competitive.
Stop complaining, he is your king.
I loved that.
I don't watch the show; husband does. He laughed out loud and said "did you hear that?" and rewound it for me.
You will never believe this but he went to UC Berkeley of all places.
i like jeff kent and i agree with him but if youve made 60 million dollars you shouldnt be complaining.
He is saying it's not the money is his point - He is driven to compete. He just got a shot in at obozo
Couldn't help but smile last night when he said that. That's one vote hussein didn't get. Sadly, he'll soon be getting a call from the IRS.
It's tough to feel sorry for someone who already has millions of simoleons. I hate the show, but my wife loves it, so I have to sit there and suffer through it. I especially hate shows who put multi-millionaires on, and people are supposed to cheer for them over schmucks who have next to nothing.
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Yes, and that was recorded late March / early April , back when Obama defeat seemed possible...
Yeh — too bad that Jeff won't be paying it.
His rant after being voted off epitomizes just who he was in his years in baseball and he hasn't changed. He was disliked by his teammates and the press and a lot of the public.
You would think that a guy who has made $66 million in baseball wouldn't be so vicious towards those in the game with him who are at the bottom of the feeding pond fighting for a mere $1 million payout.
And yet here is a guy willing to backstab and corkscrew and double deal and lie to cover his ass for what is a mere pittance to him but the whole world to those little people that he is in the game with. And then he has the audacity to throw a hissy fit when his lying ass is voted out.
The game is better without him — thank you, Survivors.
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Landsberg Prison is a penal facility located in the town of Landsberg am Lech in the southwest of the German state of Bavaria, about 65 kilometres (40 mi) west of Munich and 35 kilometres (22 mi) south of Augsburg.
The prison was used by Allied power during the Occupation of Germany for holding Nazi War Criminals. In 1946 General Joseph T. McNarney, commander in chief, U.S. Forces of Occupation in Germany renamed Landsberg: War Criminal Prison Nr. 1. The Americans closed the war crimes facility in 1958. Control of the prison was then handed over to the Federal Republic of Germany.
Landsberg is now maintained by the Prison Service of the Bavarian Ministry of Justice.Early years
Landsberg prison, which is in the town's western outskirts, was completed in 1910. The facility was designed with an Art Nouveau frontage by Hugo Höfl. Its four brick-built cell blocks are orientated in a cross-shape which allows guards to watch all wings from a central location.
Landsberg, which was used for holding convicted criminals and those awaiting sentencing, was also designated a Festungshaft (meaning fortress confinement) prison. Festungshaft facilities were similar to a modern protective custody unit. Prisoners were excluded from forced labor and had reasonably comfortable cells. They were also allowed to receive visitors. Anton Graf von Arco-Valley who shot Bavarian prime minister Kurt Eisner was given a Festungshaft sentence in February 1919.
In 1924 Adolf Hitler spent 264 days incarcerated in Landsberg after being convicted of treason following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich the previous year. During his imprisonment, Hitler dictated and then wrote his book Mein Kampf with assistance from his deputy, Rudolf Hess.United States Army
During the occupation of Germany by the Allies after World War II, the US Army designated the prison as War Criminal Prison No. 1 to hold convicted Nazi war criminals. It was run and guarded by personnel from the United States Military Police (MPs).
The first condemned prisoners arrived at Landsberg prison in December 1945. These war criminals had been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity at the Dachau Trials which had begun a month earlier.
Between 1945 and 1946, the prison housed a total of 110 prisoners convicted at the Nuremberg trials, a further 1416 war criminals from the Dachau trials and 18 prisoners convicted in the Shanghai trials. (These were military tribunals conducted by the American forces in Japan between August 1946 and January 1947 to prosecute 23 German officials who had continued to assist the Japanese military in Shanghai after the surrender of Nazi Germany.)
In five and half years, Landsberg prison was used to execute nearly 300 condemned war criminals, of these 259 death sentences were conducted by hanging and 29 by firing squad. Executions were carried out expediently, in May 1946 twenty eight former SS guards from Dachau were hanged within a four-day period. Bodies that were not claimed were buried in unmarked graves in the cemetery next to the Spöttingen chapel.
Notable prisoners sentenced to periods of imprisonment at Landsberg included:
With founding of the Federal Republic of Germany in May 1949 and its abolishment of the death penalty there was subsequently a number of petitions to close down War Criminal Prison No. 1. On 31 January 1951 the U.S. High Commissioner, John McCloy, agreed to review the sentences from the Nuremberg and Dachau trials. Out of 28 prisoners condemned to death, seven death sentences were confirmed the other sentences were reduced to terms of imprisonment. The confirmed death sentences included Oswald Pohl, Hans-Theodor Schmidt (adjutant of Buchenwald), and Georg Schallermair (an SS sergeant at Mühldorf, a Dachau sub-camp). The final executions were conducted on 7 June, 1951.
In May 1958, the United States Army relinquished control of Landsberg Prison when the last four prisoners were released from custody. These were all former SS officers who had been convicted during the Einsatzgruppen Trials between 1947 and 1948.
Management of the facility was transferred over to the civilian Bavarian Ministry of Justice.Modern day
The prison is now run as a progressive correctional facility that provides training, skills and medical help for prisoners. There are 36 courses in the central training center which provide training for occupations such as bakers, electricians, painters, butchers, carpenters, tailors, shoemakers, heating & ventilation workers and bricklayer).
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For our Spring 2018 charters, we again plan to take advantage of the matching liveries of Nos.1 Talyllyn and No.2 Dolgoch and pair them together along with the line's original rolling stock to create as authentic an impression of the early years of the Talyllyn Railway as we possibly can. Full Information...
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Sven Goran Eriksson is taking a look at a trio of trialists after they featured in Leicester's 3-2 reserves win over Derby.
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Leicester City manager Sven Goran Eriksson is taking a look at a trio of trialists after they featured in Wednesday's 3-2 reserves win over Derby County.
Frenchmen Aristoti and John Ayina along with Czech David Balazovic all played 45 minutes as the Foxes reserves edged a five-goal thriller at Belvoir Drive.
Aristoti and Balazovic, who began his career with Banik Ostrava in his homeland, are defenders while Ayina has come through the ranks at Paris St Germain.
Meanwhile, on-loan midfielder Michael Johnson came through the 90 minutes unscathed and the Manchester City player could come into contention against Brighton on Saturday after recovering from a knee problem.
However, one man who will not be featuring against The Seagulls this weekend is Paul Gallagher after he damaged ankle ligaments in their 1-1 draw at Barnsley.
The 27-year-old landed awkwardly on the raised perimeter of the Oakwell pitch and twisted his ankle towards the end of the first half, forcing him to be replaced by Andy King after the break.
A scan on Monday revealed the ligament damage, which is expected to keep the ex-Blackburn Rovers man out for between three and five weeks.
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The IPA's Creative Pioneers Challenge was launched on 20 March, in association with the free newspaper Metro. It offers 300 young people job opportunities across 100 companies, including Twitter, Aardman Animation, Spotify and Omnicom Media Group.
Nicola Mendelsohn, president of the IPA and executive chairman of, Karmarama, unveiled the strong interest in the initiative at a dedicated event today (2 May).
Mendelsohn said: "The sheer number of applications into this unique Challenge proves that there is a wealth of passionate talent on a nationwide scale keen to get their foot in the door of the creative and digital industries.
"With so many applicants keen to prove their can-do, can-code and can-start skills and abilities, I am confident and excited to think that we are securing our next generation of creative pioneers, on which our position in the world market relies."
The Challenge was open to anyone aged 16+ who could enter one of three categories: Can-Do (those who have creative flair, bright ideas and commercial instincts, but may be lacking experience); Can-Code (those who know how to develop programs required for the creative business environment), and Can-Start (those that have a creative business idea linked to digital content or platforms, but need commercial exposure and support).
Of the applicants, 62% were aged 16 to 24 and 38% were aged 25 and above. A total of 66% entered the Can-Do category, 9% entered the Can-Code category, and 25% entered the Can-Start category.
Shortlisted applicants will be notified in mid-June and will be invited to attend speed-meetings with some of the businesses offering roles, at their nearest regional hub.
Successful applicants will begin work in September in a rich variety of roles as apprentices or paid interns in television and film production, gaming, digital technology, web design and analytics, social media, media planning and buying, creative services, marketing communications and advertising.
Any budding entrepreneurs selected will get access to the best in the business, and support to get their idea off the ground via office space, mentoring or investment.
Linda Grant, managing director at Metro, said it was "great to see such a phenomenal number of applications from talented, passionate people nationwide looking to kick-start their careers".
The Creative Pioneers Challenge is being supported by sector skills council Creative Skillset, and in partnership with Metro ,who will be running a four-month editorial and promotional campaign nationwide. www.creativepioneers.co.uk
In addition to Mendelsohn and Grant, entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den presenter James Caan has recently joined the Challenge as an ambassador and patron. Other patrons include UKTI business trade ambassador Brent Hoberman, and Ed Vaizey, minister for culture, communications and creative industries.
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yPop star Miley Cyrus says she has no idea about the whereabouts of her engagement ring, which her ex-fiance Liam Hemsworth gave her.
The couple broke off their engagement in September 2013.
According to dailymail.co.uk, the 21-year-old, who features as the Spring-Summer cover girl of Love magazine, was questioned about where the 3.5 carat Neil Lane engagement ring was and she said: "Don't know. Think it's in the shower."
Ignoring the ring, Cyrus then insisted that the pair are still on speaking terms.
"We still talk and communicate. I was with him since I was 16 and nothing's ever going to make that go away. I've known this guy all that time and if it doesn't work out I can still smile and love him and he can love me and that's great, that's the way to be," she said.
"Life is too short. If you get called one day and, God forbid, that person isn't here, then the last thing you want to know that you had your ego in front of you. If you love someone, tell them you do, if you want to be friends with someone, be friends with them," Cyrus added.


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By SCOTT PURKS, Times Staff Writer
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TAMPA -- Plant won Tuesday night the way it's won just about every time this season: scoring in a variety of ways with a variety of people.
Don Griewe scored the Panthers' first goal at the 25-minute mark on a ball that ticked off his right foot, then dribbled 10 feet over the keeper's right hand and inches inside the left post.
The second goal, by Tommy Howell, was a header in the right side.
The final score, by Alistair Campbell, was a drilled shot from 20 yards to the middle.
That's more than Plant needed in a 3-0 victory against King, which appeared to lose steam as the contest wore on.
"We just pressure the whole field, and run and run and run, and that way good things happen," first-year Plant coach Kelvin Jones said. "We get everybody involved and I think we showed that again.
"I don't think we have a player with more than three goals this season. We're really playing as a team."
A team that is 6-0-1 and positioning itself for a district top seed.
King dropped to 5-4-1, but coach Vaclav Duda, despite what he called a "below-average" performance, remained optimistic.
"We played a couple of tournaments in the past few weeks, and I think that had something to do with us being sluggish," Duda said. "We were flat and didn't play close to what we're capable of.
"When we play our game, it's a beautiful game. It's hard to figure, but I know we'll be back. We'll be ready for districts."
King also lost its first game to Plant 2-1, but that one came down to the final minutes before the winning goal was scored.
"I feel like we're an evenly matched team to Plant," Duda said. "We just didn't have it tonight.
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Maiduguri recorded its first rainfall for the year on Sunday, making residents to express joy after weeks of intense heat, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
The rain, which started at about 5.30pm and lasted for about 30 minutes, brought relief to the city, which had experienced temperature of more than 47 degree Celsius.
Malam Alpha Ibrahim, a resident of the town told NAN that he was happy with the development.
Ali Goni, onother resident, said the heat recorded in the area before the rains was unbearable.
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