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Dimapur railway station
Dimapur railway station
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Overall rating: 2.6/5.0 - from total 24 reviews - see latest 10 reviews
Cleanliness: 1.2/5.0
Food: 1.6/5.0
Safety: 1.5/5.0
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Rating and reviews of Dimapur
Raj Kamal 1.0
reviewed on Jan 10 2018
Pinya Dinya 4.0
reviewed on Dec 23 2017
Pinku Al8 5.0
reviewed on Nov 23 2017
Ankur Chaudhary 1.0
reviewed on Nov 13 2017
reviewed on Oct 25 2017
Sachin Gahlyan 2.0
reviewed on Jan 31 2017
good but not as other stations
nabaneel paul 5.0
reviewed on Jan 20 2017
its not about that naga will rob u but they help you to find ur destination in dmv
Umknta K k 1.0
reviewed on Dec 27 2016
Worst station in india top 1. people r bad Don't go there even daytime
Arun Gautam 5.0
reviewed on Jul 29 2016
safe not every time.not to travelled in night
Sankara Pandian 0.0
reviewed on Jul 25 2016
good apps
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1 cup, spinach coarsely pureed/paste
2 medium onions , finely chopped
3 large tomatoes, finely chopped
1 tablespoon, ginger garlic paste
6 – 8 nos, black peppercorns
1&1/2 inch stick of cinnamon
5-6, cloves
1 bay leaf
3-4 green cardamom
1 ½ teaspoon , coriander powder
½ teaspoon, turmeric
1 teaspoon Kashmiri red chilli powder
1 teaspoon garam masala powder
1 tablespoon, dill leaves (soya bhaji) finely chopped
1/4 cup, golden fried onion (birista),crushed
1-2 green chilli, finely chopped ( you may adjust accordingly)
Salt as per taste
Water 1 cup (warm)
4 tablespoon oil
For Tempering:-
1 tablespoon ghee
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
2-3 whole dried red chilies broken into 2
In a pressure cooker, heat 2 tbsp of oil, add onion and fry till translucent. Add whole spices(black pepper corn, cinnamon, cloves, green cardamom, bay leaf), sauté for a minute.
Add mutton and ginger garlic paste, chopped green chilies, let it fry for 2-3 minutes
Add chopped tomato and let it cook till all the water of the tomato dries.
Add coriander powder, turmeric, red chili powder, garam masala, crushed golden fried onions, salt and sauté for 2 – 3 min on high heat till oil starts seperating.
Add 1 cup of warm water, pressure cook for 3 whistles or till done.
Finally, add pureed spinach, dill leaves and lemon juice, stir once(do not overmix) and cook it uncovered for 3-4 minutes
For tempering:
Heat 1 tbsp ghee in a pan, add cumin and let it crackle. Add broken red chilies, pour over the mutton.
Dish out and serve hot with choice of nan, roti or rice.
To retain the actual green color of spinach (palak), its recommended we cook it uncovered after adding the spinach puree.
Lemon juice(Vitamin C) should always be added to the spinach as it helps better absorption of Iron from the spinach.

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THEODORE B STARR (worked from 1890)
American Antique Mixed Metal Table Cigar Box
c. 1900 United States
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A fine American late Aesthetic/early Arts & Crafts movement cigar box in mixed metals,the interior lined with box wood.The box and lid is of rectangular form with the body formed of copper. The surface finely hammered and capped and edged with wide bands of shaped sterling silver inter-spaced at regular intervals by 'rivets'. The lid of the box engraved with an original monogram, which is contemporary to the piece, and the bottom of the vessel is stamped with the maker's mark, Theodore B. Starr, New York, Sterling Silver, & Other Metals in ascending to descending order respectively.
The Arts and Crafts movement was an international movement in the decorative and fine arts that began in Britain and flourished in Europe and North America between about 1880 and 1920, emerging in Japan in the 1920s.
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Signed/InscribedTheodore B. Starr of New York City circa 1890
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Happy Hump Day!
Lets talk food and then I have a Hayley's Happy Hump Day Hemp Hummus. What is another "H" word we can use?
First: here is a look into my kitchen from this past week:
These beet cookies I made with extra beet puree from the Breeze Bar Cookie Bars.
I made this asparagus, cauliflower soup…. It was not a winner. I had high hopes but not every recipe try can be good. You win some, you loose some. In the process.. I didn't even take a picture of the finished product, not worth it. Lol!
Roasted chickpeas. Yum! I just tossed these babies in balsamic vinegar and roasted them in the oven. I used them as a salad topper and that asparagus cauliflower soup.
Macadamia nuts were on sale!
So my nut butter this week is pretty special:I added in some special ingredients to make this nut butter extra fancy and delish, details coming soon!
Colorado weather makes outfit planning hard. One day it snows, the next day it is sunny, next day: freezing. I took advantage of the Sunday sun however and made a yummy smoothie! In my vitamix: 1/2 frozen banana, macadamia nut butter(homemade), 2 dates, plant-based chocolate protein powder, chia to make smoothie thick! Almond milk, blended topped with crunchy rice cereal, eaten with a spoon like slightly melted ice cream!
For my large batch of make ahead steel-cut oats this week I made a pumpkin pie version! Uh yum. I probably owe you guys a recipe for this too.
Something I do have a recipe for? This amazing hummus I made earlier this week.
- 1 can chickpeas drained
- 1/4 cup hempseed
- 1 tablespoon tahini
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 tsp onion powder
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1/4 tsp salt
- Add all ingredients to a blender or food processor except the water. Start to process and add water slowly to desired consistency.
I then made a huge plate of vegetables to facilitate my hummus eating. The spoon to vita-mix to mouth becomes inappropriate after a while.
Lastly, the best thing I ate this past week? These enchiladas from last night:
Oh one last thing, yesterday I found this at my doorstep:
Christmas?! Not quite but it sort of felt like it for a food lover like myself. A delivery from my friends at Boulder Brands!I can't wait to start trying and creating good things with all this wonderful product! I may have broken into this box of Salted Caramel Cashew cookies right away. I tried these at ExpoWest and just about died. So heavenly. I have never tasted a gluten-free cookie with this texture. Soft, fluffy and salted caramel? Sold!
I am off to have a happening hump day!
Healthy Regards,
Share with me: the best thing you ate this past week?


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The Easttown Library & Information Center is proud to offer its large and small meeting rooms to the community to be used for educational, informational, cultural, or civic activities.
Meeting Room Policy
The Easttown Library & Information Center provides meeting room space for library purposes and for other meetings and programs of an informational, educational, cultural, or civic nature. Meeting rooms will be made available to the public in accordance with the American Library Association's "Library Bill of Rights" (as amended 1/23/1980 and reaffirmed 1/23/1996), whose sixth principle states that "Libraries which make ... meeting rooms available to the public they serve should make such facilities available on an equitable basis, regardless of the beliefs or affiliations of individuals or groups requesting their use." Organizations using the meeting rooms must observe the public accommodation provisions of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act which safeguards the rights to public accommodation "regardless of race, color, familial status, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, national origin, handicap or disability, use of guide or support animals because of the blindness or deafness of the user or because the user is a handler or trainer of guide or support animals."
It is not the intent of the library to provide space on a frequent and permanent basis to support the primary activities of an individual, group or organization. The library provides these spaces as a public service, but does not endorse the view or opinions of groups utilizing these facilities. Library activities or co-sponsored programs are given priority in the use of all meeting rooms.
The following equipment may be requested for use during the rental at no additional charge: laptop with a LCD projector; a podium with microphone and a DVD/Blu-ray player with a projector. Equipment must be reserved when scheduling the use of a meeting room to ensure availability. The Kohn and Arronson Rooms have projection screens. The library has free WiFi.
The meeting room occupancy loads below are based on the 2009 International Building Code, according to which the 991 square feet of the Kohn and Arronson Meeting Room is classified as A3 assembly space without fixed seats and with the following maximum floor area allowances per occupant:
Unconcentrated (tables and chairs) – 15 sq. ft. / person
Concentrated (chairs only – not fixed) – 7 sq. ft. / person
Standing space (no chairs or tables) – 5 sq. ft. / person
The rooms available for use at the Easttown Library are as follows:
|Large Meeting Rooms
|Kohn Room
|Maximum 45 people seated in chairs only.
Maximum 30 people seated at tables.
|Arronson Room
|Maximum 30 people seated in chairs only.
Maximum 18 people seated at tables.
|The Kohn and Arronson Meeting Rooms
can be combined to create one large meeting room.
|Maximum 90 people seated in chairs only.
Maximum 48 people seated at tables.
|Small Meeting Rooms
|Beatty Room
|One table with six chairs.
Maximum 8 people.
|Harron Room
One table with four chairs.
|Friends Room
|One table with three chairs.
Maximum 4 people.
|William F. Ward Room
|One table with three chairs.
Maximum 4 people.
Reserving a Meeting Room
The small meeting rooms (Friends, Ward, Beatty and Harron) may be used on a first-comefirst-served basis if they have not been reserved ahead of time. A customer who uses a small meeting room on a first-come-first-served basis may have sole access to the room for two hours, or less if the room was previously reserved. Depending on room availability, room reservation time may be extended for an additional 2 hours. At any time during a 2 hour room reservation extension, customers may be asked to relinquish the room to others waiting to use it.
With the exception of first-come-first-serve users, all meeting room users must submit a room reservation form. Forms will be kept on file for repeat users.
Booking of large meeting rooms is on a first come first served basis. Reservations will be accepted for up to six months in advance. Recurring reservations must be renewed semiannually to remain in force. Meetings may be held during the library's normal operating hours. Depending on availability of staff, earlier hours may be scheduled for the Arronson and/or Kohn Meeting Rooms. A group composed of minors (under eighteen years of age) must have an adult chaperone attend the meeting. This person must also sign the meeting room application form. A schedule of meeting room use for the current week will be posted for the public in the library.
In the event that a scheduled meeting is cancelled, the library should be notified as soon as possible. Additionally the library reserves the right to alter the meeting room schedule according to the library's needs. If the library closes due to an emergency or inclement weather, contacts for all of the programs scheduled for that day will be notified if possible.
Fees for Usage
Fees for the use of the meeting rooms are based on the current Meeting Room Fees Schedule, which is posted in the library and on the website. Groups using a meeting room may charge for items such as instructional materials or supplies that are necessary to participate in their programs. Any organization or individual charging admission will be charged the for-profit rate for the use of a meeting room. Nonprofit groups may request donations from program participants without incurring the for-profit rate for use of the meeting room.
Use of Library Address
The name, address, email, phone and/or fax numbers of the library may not be used as the official contact information for any organization using the meeting rooms. Exceptions to this rule include the Friends of Easttown Library, the Easttown Library Foundation, and organizations that have formally requested and received permission from the Library Board to do so. Non-library groups using a room may not publicize their activities in such a way as to imply library sponsorship.
Set-Up and Maintenance of the Meeting Rooms
Chairs and tables are available for use. It is the responsibility of the organization or individual renting the room to set up and arrange the furniture in the room. All garbage must be put in trash containers provided by the library. Failure to return the room to its original level of cleanliness may result in the loss of meeting room privileges.
Displays, posters and literature connected with a meeting may not be placed anywhere in the library except in the meeting room while the meeting is taking place. Walls may not be used for mounting or hanging pictures, displays, or posters. Display strips are provided for that purpose. Equipment, materials or furniture may not be stored in the library without the permission of the Director. The library will not assume responsibility when any materials are left behind.
Clean Up and Damage to Facilities
The sponsoring group or individual making application for use of a meeting room assumes all responsibility for damage to library property, including furnishings and any equipment used, and for leaving the premises in the condition in which it was found.
Use of Kitchen
Kitchen facilities are available for the Kohn Meeting Room for a fee. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher. If the event is catered, arrangements with the caterer are the responsibility of the sponsoring group. However, the caterer must schedule a tour of the facility in advance and confirm the time of their arrival. Use of the kitchen facilities should be limited to the reheating of food. Groups must bring their own serving and cleaning supplies. No open flames are allowed. Cans of fuel to keep buffet items warm are allowed.
All behavior is subject to the library's Behavior Policy. Smoking, gambling, firearms or other weapons and controlled substances are prohibited on library property. In accordance with the library's Behavior Policy, alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the library, however, exceptions may be granted by the Library Director in connection with appropriate circumstances, such as programs and events
Fire and Security Alarms
All groups or individuals must immediately leave the library if any fire or security alarm goes off. Police and the fire station will have been alerted.
Easttown Library & Information Center, their employees and agents, the Board of Directors of the Library, and its members and the Township of Easttown shall not be liable to any group, organization, or person attending a meeting. Any group, organization and person, jointly and severally, hereby agrees to, and shall, indemnify and hold harmless the Easttown Library & Information Center, its employees and agents, the Board of Directors of the Library and its members, and the Township of Easttown from any and all claims, suits, damages, losses or injuries which they can sustain, or are alleged to have sustained, while using the meeting rooms, including, without limitation, use of a meeting room, kitchen, rest room facilities and means of egress and ingress to the Library building and the meeting rooms.
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JERSEY CITY'S BICYCLE PARADE.; It Was Held Yesterday on the Hudson Boulevard and Was a Big Thing.
The finest display of bicycles and wheelmen ever witnessed in Jersey City took place yesterday on the occasion of the formal opening of Hudson County's great driveway and bicycle road, the Hudson Boulevard. All the clubs in the county took part, and there were visiting delegations from all over the State, and also from New-York and Brooklyn.
August 30, 1896
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Student life is probably the best phase in everybody's life, you are young carefree, you want to chill and party all the time but you are often low on cash. This whole scenario makes it even more exciting. Rationing from the beginning of the month to make sure you have a little cash to spend on your outings with friends is what makes it all the more special. And the memories you make while doing it are priceless. It becomes a part of the routine, hanging out with friends is as essential as breathing or thinking and it helps you function better. And that is precisely where here are the 7 best hangouts that you could try out if you're a student in Mumbai –
If you want to pocket friendly and have lots of booze while you laugh away to glory with your friends, then this would be the perfect place. Located right next to Bade Miyan, which is famous for its rolls, one could easily drink first at Gokul and then head to have a fulfilling dinner without exceeding their budget.
Toto's garage
A place with the coolest décor, this place offers a great ambience for a great evening with friends. A smallish place which fills quickly, you need to head to Toto's garage well in time to secure a place if you want to have a good time. With music playing out of a car and Narcopolis copies available for reading, one could also kill time before their friends show up.
Janta – Cheap and makes you a pakka Mumbaikar, this place has been number one on the list of many localites who prefer to drink in smaller circles. The only problem with this place though is that it is really small and is always packed with people of all categories. So, you know what you need to do if you need cheap booze and great company.
The little door
When the amazing crowd and lots of beer beckons, this is the place you should head to. Famous amongst the young crowd this place is quite a cool place to hang out and has probably the coolest offers once you win a chug competition. Go ahead and check it out yourself.
Candies – If you are one of those who don't drink but love to have a crazy time talking with friends, Candies is the place you need to head to. With three outlets across Bandra, this place has fans spread all over the city who can vouch for the ambience and the guarantee to have a good time with friends over some mocktails and good food.
Smaaaash – It might be a little costlier than the other places mentioned in this list, but it certainly is a place which college students must go to at least once. One could go and drink and play and have a great time. The place has music, good crowd and amazing games which will keep you and your friends occupied for the whole evening.
College life in Mumbai becomes even more fun because of the lifestyle and the atmosphere of the places in the city. The coolest city ever, Mumbai will give you the best people, places and memories that would last for a lifetime and will make life outside of the city almost non-existent. They are a lot more places like Aer, Ghetto, Sunlight, Jugheads, Pop Tates and various other joints that one could visit and have a superb evening with friends without worrying too much about the bill. Club hopping is another option that is readily available in a place like Mumbai and it has several lounges and cafes that are to die for. Hope you enjoy your college life as much as anybody else. Happy Partying!


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Re: Tabitha Jane DeLoach of corinth, MS
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Re: Tabitha Jane DeLoach of corinth, MS
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Descendants of Augustas W. Deloach
Generation No. 1
1.AUGUSTAS W.2 DELOACH(WILLIAM1) was born May 18, 1815 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1859 in Prob. Coosa County Alabama.He married THEODOCIA SPENCE July 31, 1837 in Harris County, Georgia, daughter of NATHAN SPENCE and ADELINE REEVES.She was born November 17, 1818 in Alabama, and died December 29, 1894 in Benton County, Tennessee.
Children of AUGUSTAS DELOACH and THEODOCIA SPENCE are:
2. i. ERASTUS HEWELL3 DELOACH, b. October 18, 1846, Harris County, Georgia; d. February 10, 1933, Alcorn County, Mississippi.
3. ii. ADALINE ELIZABETH DELOACH, b. 1838, Alabama.
iii. DAVID DELOACH, b. 1840, Alabama.
iv. LEWALLEN DELOACH, b. 1841, Alabama.
v. SAMUEL R. DELOACH, b. 1842, Harris County, Georgia.
vi. LAVINIA DELOACH, b. 1844, Alabama.
vii. MARY DELOACH, b. 1848, Alabama.
4. viii. ABIGAL JUDSON DELOACH, b. January 14, 1854, Coosa County, Alabama.
ix. THEODOCIA DELOACH, b. 1855, Alabama.
x. LUCY DELOACH, b. 1859, Alabama.
xi. WILLIAM DELOACH.
Generation No. 2
2.ERASTUS HEWELL3 DELOACH (AUGUSTAS W.2, WILLIAM1) was born October 18, 1846 in Harris County, Georgia, and died February 10, 1933 in Alcorn County, Mississippi.He married MIRAM PARMALEE DUNN 1871, daughter of DANIEL DUNN and MARTHA BOSHEARS.She was born June 17, 1846 in Mississippi, and died February 22, 1931 in Alcorn County, Mississippi.
Children of ERASTUS DELOACH and MIRAM DUNN are:
i. DAVID JACKSON4 DELOACH, b. February 1878, Alcorn County, Mississippi; m. VADA ELIZABETH DARNELL, December 22, 1899, Alcorn County, Mississippi; b. January 1882, Tennessee.
ii. MARTHA ADELINE DELOACH, b. 1869, Alcorn County, Mississippi; d. June 27, 1935, Alcorn Co, Mississippi.
iii. SARAH JUDSON DELOACH, b. December 29, 1872, Alcorn County, Mississippi; d. January 16, 1960, Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi; m. WILLIAM JAMES REARDON; b. October 01, 1945.
iv. THOMAS ERASTUS DELOACH, b. July 22, 1874, Alcorn County, Mississippi; d. December 14, 1953, Pocahontas, Hardeman County, Tennessee; m. BELLE MASSENGILL; b. June 09, 1878.
v. CHARLES AUGUSTUS DELOACH, b. April 05, 1879, Alcorn County, Mississippi; d. August 04, 1958, Alcorn County, Mississippi; m. ETHEL BELL COLE BAKER; b. March 01, 1879; d. March 10, 1965, Alcorn County, Mississippi.
vi. HENRY CLEVE DELOACH, b. October 22, 1885, Alcorn Co, Mississippi; d. June 03, 1941, Alcorn Co, Mississippi; m. DOLLIE LOWERY; b. 1891; d. 1946.
vii. LEW DELOACH, b. 1888, Alcorn Co, Mississippi.
3.ADALINE ELIZABETH3 DELOACH (AUGUSTAS W.2, WILLIAM1) was born 1838 in Alabama.She married DAVID HENRY FRANKS.
Child of ADALINE DELOACH and DAVID FRANKS is:
i. LEWIS HENRY4 FRANKS.
4.ABIGAL JUDSON3 DELOACH (AUGUSTAS W.2, WILLIAM1) was born January 14, 1854 in Coosa County, Alabama.She married HESLIP RILEY TUCKER September 18, 1873 in Alcorn County, Mississippi.He was born September 02, 1851 in Hardin County, Tennessee.
Children of ABIGAL DELOACH and HESLIP TUCKER are:
i. MURDOCK ANDERSON4 TUCKER.
ii. MARY WEIR TUCKER.
iii. LOCHIE ANNETTE TUCKER.
iv. EARL AUSTIN TUCKER.
v. RANDOLPH AUGUSTAS TUCKER.
vi. OLLIE GAIL TUCKER.
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The good news: At least one of these "singers" isn't going to be on American Idol. Deposed CNN small-talk maestro Larry King stopped by Ryan Seacrest's KIIS radio show, and for some inexplicable reason this genial duo did a duet of Lady Gaga's hit, "Poker Face."
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Several times over the last few days, I've come across the phrase "do not call up that which you cannot put down." Mostly, I saw it in reference to Cruz's dalliance with Trump people, but it's been used elsewhere. Here someone uses it with reference to Planned Parenhood's lawsuit against the people that recorded descriptions of their more grisly practices:
"Do not call up that which ye cannot put down." – First rule of magic. Also applies to pretrial discovery. https://t.co/GP7IwXX6RO
— Popehat (@Popehat) January 14, 2016
Cruz pandered to them in the hopes that Trump would collapse or withdraw and his followers would see Cruz as the next best thing. Good strategy, right? But now, Trump shows no sign of dropping out and with Cruz as his greatest rival, Trump is using the pulpit Cruz helped legitimize to call down damnation on his erstwhile ally.
The phrase comes from an H.P. Lovecraft novella, The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, and its use is a tribute to the triumph of nerd culture. Originally rendered in the story as "do not calle up That which you can not put downe," it was found in the letters of an 18th-century alchemist and necromancer who had died years ago (or had he?) In more modern parlance, we might say: do not set loose any forces that you cannot later re-bind, if you need to.
In light of Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump today, it's actually made me think of the whole right-wing populist movement as that which we have called up. We maybe didn't recognize it at the time, but the McCain-Palin ticket of 2008 was a balance between establishment and insurgency. We didn't use those terms, and we didn't think of McCain as truly an establishment figure (he was a maverick, remember?) but that was the effect. The ticket faltered and Palin "went rogue." But she only had a platform because the establishment forces called her up, hoping to capture the power of the youth and outsider energy she seemed to represent.
I must admit, I was among the ones who cheered at her calling up.
Palin had a fiery spirit that I thought, along with her record against corruption and crony capitalism in Alaska, would charge up the staid Republican party and win the elections. But, as James Fenimore Cooper wrote, fire is a powerful servant, but fearful master. McCain set loose that populism, but he could not contain it. It's not what lost him the election–no V.P. could have saved him after the markets crashed–but I'm sure picking Palin is a decision he still regrets.
The spirit is loose among the Trumpkins. Populism has always been with us; it's the dark mirror of democracy itself, mass participation, but for a malign purpose, often heedless of ideas or ideology. In the absence of a perfectly educated, successful, and virtuous populace, it will always exist. Palin didn't invent populism, but she was its avatar for a time. Now she's passed the torch Trump, who is even more powerful.
Populism was always going to erupt in an economy like this one, especially in the face of demographic changes that seem strange to some people, but there was no guarantee of it erupting on the right. There is the glamour of populism in the Sanders campaign, as well. But with Palin as his forerunner, Trump was better positioned to harness populism's fell power. It will undo him eventually, too, but that it exists in the Republican party is down to all of us who cheered Governor Palin's nomination in 2008.


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TOWN OF EVANS, NY (WIVB)- A stretch of Erie Road closed for 2 hours Saturday afternoon following a single car accident.
Evans police told News 4 that the vehicle left Erie Road and struck a telephone pole just before 1 p.m.
The driver was transported to Lake Shore Hospital by Rural Metro and is listed in critical condition.
The accident remains under investigation by members of the accident investigation unit. Names are not being released at this time pending notification of family.


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WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2009 - Create-a-Finisher Doc Video
Another WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw drops in November, and if you want to learn more about that nifty Create a Finisher feature, pay close attention to this video. Your options are almost limitless; you can customize and select to your heart's content, and the pay-off will come when you execute your signature finishing move in the ring. If you're a fan of wrestling and you've been following this series closely over the past few years, you'll have to put WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2009 near the top of your holiday wish list. Granted, there are plenty of huge blockbuster releases over the next few months, but we have high expectations for this one. Gotta love creation and customization freedom!
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Sports performance people are always looking for new ideas to use when training athletes. I thought that I would share something that has had good results with my athletes. One of the things that I like to use during agility and ladder drills is a tennis ball. Now, I don't use it all of the time and I don't use it with beginning athletes. Otherwise, I try to find ways to incorporate it into the drills frequently. I have them catch it during the drill, catch it as they finish a drill, catch it and toss it back to me, or anything else that I can come up with. So why do I use it?
Reasons To Use A Tennis Ball
- It forces the athlete to keep their head up. I understand an athlete keeping their head down while doing ladder drills for the first few times. However, as one coach used to tell kids "The ground has been there for millions of years. It's not gonna move." Once the athlete has a feel for the movement, they need to keep their head up. If you play sports with your head down you're in deep trouble. This is when I will toss them a tennis ball during the drill. It forces them to keep their head up (or get bopped in the nose).
- It makes drills more complex. You should always have a way to progress a drill. It should start out simple and then progress to something that is more complex. When you add something to a basic ladder or agility drill, it makes it more complex. In sports, athletes have to adapt and react to what is happening on the court or field. They must make combine simple actions into more complex ones. By making an athlete catch or throw a tennis ball while doing a drill, you have taken a simple action (footwork to complete the drill) and made it more complex.
- Helps teach transitions. Almost any sport is full of transitions from one action or speed to another action or speed. Think of a soccer player running up the field who must then trap a ball that is passed to him. He has to transition from pure running to the action of trapping the ball. By incorporating a tennis ball at the end of a drill, an athlete is forced to change from one action (the drill) to another (catching the ball). The goal is to make this transition as smooth and quick as possible. I like to have an athlete catch the ball at the end of a drill and then sprint a few steps. This forces them to transition from the drill to the catch and then again to the sprint.
Now, I'm sure someone is wondering why I use a tennis ball and not some other type of ball. I do admit that for true sport specificity, a tennis ball may not be the best thing. If you are training a football player, you should use a football. However, I do have my reasons for using tennis balls:
- Tennis balls are fairly harmless so if the athlete doesn't catch it, there isn't any danger.
- Tennis balls are cheap.
- Tennis balls are easy to keep with you.


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As you may know, a little Asian obsession of mine called The Host has hit the remake mill by way of Roy Lee and Universal Pictures. While I may have some respect in the bank for Universal, Roy Lee's decision to put Justin Lin in charge of his Oldboy remake has landed him in the red indefinitely. Thus, I (and others) have zero faith in Lee to sanction a Host remake that has anything close to the originals' family values or social satire. Joon-ho Bong's featured a dysfunctional family on the far edge of poverty whose prize daughter is kidnapped by the giant and grotesque product of an irresponsible and possibly retarded representative of the US military presence in South Korea who had ordered the dumping of a massive amount of formaldehyde into the Han River.
Mixed in with the rampaging and frantic searching for the kidnapped is a barrage of attacks towards both the US and South Korean governments and their wild inability to manage the situation. It was this key social setting combined with Bong's excellent story telling that launched The Host into box office history, becoming the highest grossing film in Korean history.
The only way I can fathom an American remake matching this key ingredient is if it is set in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. The devastation allows for an excuse of contamination by fault of the US government. The lives in question could be a poor family that stayed during the storm, thus their disdain for the government would be obvious. Two tiny factors that allow for as compatible a transfer of cultures as possible, plus you then have a sparsely populated arena to run around in.
Think about it. An enormous monster using the wreckage of yet repaired NOLA to store its snacks, people screaming at the inept government trying to manage the whole thing. It would be glorious.
But, it will never happen. It'll be set on the O.C. shoreline and feature a millionaire family that no one could ever give a damn about. And I'll wake up from my dream of what could have been without Roy Lee and sigh after spotting the tears on my pillow.
Brilliant idea.
you're right, though. except it won't be a millionaire family. it'll be a bunch of millionaire teens.
and it won't be contamination. it'll be genetic testing.
somehow 9/11 will be worked into the background of the themes. probably through some throwaway line of dialogue.
the internet will be featured prominently. most likely a youtube or myspace type of site.
it will star a group of kids from (formerly) WB and ABC and Disney Channel TV shows. b.d. wong will play an asian-american scientist and have eight lines of dialogue before being eaten. one of the dudes from Entourage (not jeremy piven) will have a cameo. nick lachey, kevin federline, or justin timberlake will be in there too, or perhaps instead of one of the Entourage guys. wait. they'll want someone from Entourage but won't be able to get him. he'll be talked about signing on and then will drop out or say it was just a rumor.
raven simone will probably be in it, with lots of "sassy" dialogue.
paul w.s. anderson will have a hand in the screenplay.
alexander witt will direct.
fall out boy will be on the soundtrack.
look out for gabriel byrne's cameo as some sort of military figure, and dee wallace stone as somebody's mom.
i weep for the horror fans of the future.
just saw THE HOST on saturday night.
it's PERFECT.
Denver Film Fest.
they're also showing it in Boulder for the Fest. I think i'll drive up there to catch it again.
soooo good.
met Scott Wilson, too.


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- n. A treatise; an essay.
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- n. a treatise
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- n. A treatise; a tract; an essay.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A treatise; a tract.
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Tibble ensconced himself in the innermost corner with a "tractate," borrowed from his friend Lucas, and sent the apprentices to gaze their fill at the rapidly filling circles of seats.
Each seder deals with a certain area (agriculture, marriage, the Temple); each seder is comprised of masechtos (plural of masechah, meaning "tractate"), and each masechah usually deals with a specific issue (marriage, slaves, property).
"tractate," borrowed from his friend Lucas, and sent the apprentices to gaze their fill at the rapidly filling circles of seats.
In fact the Talmud, in tractate Brachot 26b, states that morning prayers were instituted by Abraham in that very spot of prayerful protest.
Similarly, the Talmud's treatment of labor relations tractate Baba Metzia is not readily translatable into a simplistic distinction between capitalism and socialism.
She herself taught Pirkei Avot (Avot, a tractate in the Mishnah) and frequently sat in on classes being taught by other teachers.
The tractate is full of details of interest in the history of obstetrics, gynecology and sexuality.
The most important textual witness is Antonine, an early Genizah fragment which covers nearly all the tractate (Meacham).
The literary character of the tractate links with a brief item from the time of Rabban Simeon ben Gamliel (first century c.e.).
Tractate Kinnim ("nest" or "birds in a nest"), the last tractate in Order Kodashim, deals with the smallest type of sacrifice, a pair of turtledoves or young pigeons — one nest, hence the title.
"An entire tractate, or volume, of the Talmud deals with the eruv."
The New York Times, A Jewish Ritual Collides With Mother Nature, by Samuel G. Freedman, March 5, 2010
"Cruel inanity"? Dang, Aldous, why you got so much hate?!
Okay, maybe they're not very smart. But they sure are purty.
A peacock and his hen trailed their shabby finery across the turf of the lower lawn. Odious birds! Their necks, thick and greedily fleshy at the roots, tapered up to the cruel inanity of their brainless heads, their flat eyes and piercing beaks. The fabulists were right, he reflected, when they took beasts to illustrate their tractates of human morality.
- Aldous Huxley, Crome Yellow


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Commitment to Patient-Centered Care
"I am committed to every patient that comes into the fluoroscopy suite here at HCMC. So often, my patients and their families come to our department being told that they are just having an x-ray. As a mid-level provider, I can spend quality time with my patients. I think it's important not only to help patients by diagnosing their problem or treating their pain, but to go over the images of the study to help the patient understand what is happening with their body. HCMC is a teaching facility where we train tomorrow's health care providers. I believe teaching patients is an equally important mission."
Clinical Expertise
Dean has worked at HCMC Radiology for 17 years. He has spent the majority of this time in fluoroscopy, where he can focus on his special interest in pain management. Dean also works with and trains radiology technologist students and radiology residents from 5 school programs including schools, including the University of Minnesota. He was adjunct instructor at a local university program in Radiology Specialty imaging and served for years on the school's advisory board. Dean is also the clinical coordinator of the Low Dose CT-Lung program specializing in the early detection of lung cancer in high risk patients. Utilizing low-dose CT scans for early detection of lung cancer can dramatically increase a patient's chance of survival.
- Certification board for Radiology Practitioner Assistants
- Internship, Hennepin County Medical Center Department of Radiology
- Weber State University, Ogden, Utah
- Crown College, Business Management, St. Bonifacious, Minnesota
- Medical Institute of Minnesota, Bloomington, Minnesota
- Cum Laude Honors at Weber State University, Ogden, Utah
"When I'm not at work I enjoy spending time with my wife and our 3 teenage children. My free time is spent hiking and kayaking, which I absolutely love to do. Every year my wife and I are blessed to be able to travel and experience new adventures."
Professional Affiliations
- American Society of Radiologic Technologists
- American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Munchies: People's Choice Food Awards returns for its third year as General Mills' Tablespoon.com website honors 20 categories of the top food experiences America has to offer. Beginning today, the public has the chance to weigh in on mouth-watering nominees served up by an expert panel of more than 40 celebrity tastemakers. From Best Food City, to Best Food Truck, Best Chef and Best Craft Brewery, the public has the chance to vote on their food favorites daily through March 31 at Tablespoon.com/themunchies.
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"The Munchies: People's Choice Food Awards returns for a third consecutive year, recognizing and celebrating the best of the best across the world of food. We expect to see another year of heated competition, with many nominees tied until the very last day of voting," said Heather Reid Liebo, food content marketing manager at General Mills. "In addition, we will once again make a donation to Feeding America on behalf of all of the voters and panelists to aid in hunger-relief."
James Beard award-winning television personality and Chef Andrew Zimmern returns to condense the big, juicy world of food experiences down to a handful of nominees per category. A pro with his own cred in the kitchen, Zimmern headed up a wide-ranging panel of celebrity food personalities to create the short list of nominees.
"Food is an integral part of our individual lives and communal culture in America. I'm always fascinated to see what the public considers desirable and worthy of applause via this unparalleled online food awards program," said Zimmern. "The Munchies provides a unique opportunity to spark a national conversation about fantastic food and empowers the public to voice who is most deserving."
The panel of more than 40 food celebrities shared their culinary perspectives to determine the 100 Munchies nominees across three groups of categories:
- Terrific Tastemakers gives props to the media and personalities who make the food world delicious, from the Best Food TV Show to the Best Food Magazine.
- Best Bites honors the most intriguing interpretations of our favorite foods, like the Best Donut and the Best Taco.
- Delicious Destinations pays homage to the haunts that keep us coming back for more from Best Brunch Spot to Best Late Night Food.
Food enthusiasts can satisfy their cravings and vote once per day at Tablespoon.com/themunchies during the voting period – now through March 31, 2014. The 2014 winners of The Munchies awards will be based on popular vote and announced on Tablespoon.com in early April.
Terrific Tastemakers Nominees
Best Food TV Show Cutthroat Kitchen, Food NetworkMasterChef Junior, FoxParts Unknown, CNNRestaurant Impossible, Food NetworkTop Chef, Bravo
Best Food TV Personality Adam Richman, Amazing Eats, Travel ChannelBobby Flay, The Next Food Network Star, Food NetworkLidia Bastianich, Lidia's Italy, PBSMario Batali, The Chew, ABCTom Colicchio, Top Chef, Bravo
Best Food MagazineBon Appetit, Conde NastFood & WineFood Network Magazine, HearstLucky Peach, McSweeney'sSaveur, Bonnier Corporation
Best Food Blog or Site EaterFood52Grub StreetSmitten KitchenTasting Table
Best ChefApril Bloomfield, The Spotted Pig, New York, NYDavid Chang, Momofuku, New York, NYMichael White, Marea, New York, NYPaul Kahan, Blackbird, Chicago, ILSean Brock, Husk, Charleston, SCBest New CookbookL.A. Son, Roy Choi, HarperCollinsPok Pok, Andy Ricker, Ten Speed PressSmoke & Pickles, Edward Lee, ArtisanThe Gramercy Tavern Cookbook, Michael Anthony, Clarkson PotterThe New Midwestern Table, Amy Thielen, Clarkson Potter
Best Bites Nominees
Best PizzaFlour+Water, San Francisco, CAMotorino, New York, NYPizzeria Bianco, Phoenix, AZPizzeria Mozza, Los Angeles, CARoberta's, Brooklyn, NY
Best BurgerAu Cheval, Chicago, ILB Spot Burgers, Cleveland, OHFather's Office, Los Angeles, CAShake Shack, New York, NYUmami Burger, Los Angeles, CA
Best BBQArthur Bryant's, Kansas City, MOBig Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q, Decatur, ALDinosaur Bar-B-Que, Syracuse, NYFranklin Barbeque, Austin, TXPappy's Smokehouse, St. Louis, MO
Best TacoBig Star, Chicago, ILFrontera Grill, Chicago, ILLa Esquina, New York, NYLa Taqueria, San Francisco, CATaqueria del Sol, Atlanta, GA
Best Ice CreamBi-Rite Creamery, San Francisco, CAHumphry Slocombe, San Francisco, CAIzzy's Ice Cream, St. Paul, MNMolly Moon Ice Cream, Seattle, WAScoops Westside, Los Angeles, CA
Best DonutDominique Ansel Bakery, New York, NYDoughnut Plant, New York, NYGourdough's Big. Fat. Donuts., Austin, TXTop Pot Doughnut, Seattle, WAVoodoo Doughnut, Portland, OR
Best Bloody MaryIcehouse, Minneapolis, MNLongman & Eagle, Chicago, ILThe Nook, Atlanta, GAPrune, New York City, NYSobelman's, Milwaukee, WI
Delicious Destinations Nominees
Best Food TruckEast Side King, Austin, TXBig Gay Ice Cream, New York, NYFojol Bros., Washington D.C.Guerrilla Street Food, St. Louis, MORed Hook Lobster Pound. New York, NY
Best Coffee ShopBarista Parlor, Nashville, TNBlue Bottle Coffee, Oakland, CADunkin' Donuts, Boston, MAIntelligentsia, Chicago, ILStumptown Coffee Roasters, Portland, OR
Best Farmers MarketDane County Farmers" Market, Madison, WIFerry Plaza Farmers Market, San Francisco, CAPortland Farmers Market, Portland, ORSanta Monica Farmers Market, Santa Monica, CAUnion Square Greenmarket, New York, NY
Best Food City Austin, TXLos Angeles, CANew York, NYPortland, ORSan Francisco, CA
Best Craft BreweryBoulevard Brewing Co., Kansas City, MOBrooklyn Brewery, Brooklyn, NYDogfish Head Craft Brewery, Milton, DEFounders Brewing Co., Grand Rapids, MISurly Brewing Co., Minneapolis, MN
Best Brunch SpotBarney Greengrass, New York, NYHominy Grill, Charleston, SCMichael's Genuine Food & Drink, Miami, FLTasty n Sons, Portland, ORThe Publican, Chicago, IL
Best Late Night FoodGigi, Miami, FLGreat NY Noodletown, New York, NYHoleman & Finch Public House, Atlanta, GAMagnolia Cafe, Austin, TXThe Spotted Pig, New York, NY
The Munchies 2014 Expert Panel
Andrew Zimmern, Chef, Author & Host/Creator of "Bizarre Foods"Allen Salkin, Journalist & Author of "From Scratch: Inside the Food Network"Amanda Hesser, Co-founder, Food52Amy Thielen, Chef, Author & TV HostAndrew Carmellini, Chef & AuthorAndrew Haley, Educator & AuthorAndy Ricker, Chef/Owner, Pok Pok RestaurantsAngie Dudley, Bakerella & Author of "Cake Pops"Arthur Bovino, Executive Editor, The Daily Meal Bill Esparza, Blogger/Writer, Los Angeles Magazine & TV HostBrady Lowe, CEO, Taste Network & Founder, Cochon 555Caryl Chinn, Vice President of Culinary Events, OctagonClarissa Wei, Food Writer & Assistant Producer, KCETColman Andrews, Editorial Director, TheDailyMeal.comDara Moskowitz Grumdahl, Restaurant/Wine Critic, Food Writer & Host of "Off the Menu"Dean McDermott, Actor & The Gourmet DadEddie Huang, Chef, TV Personality & Owner, BaoHausFuchsia Dunlop, Cook & Writer Gerard Ford Craft, Executive Chef & Owner, Niche RestaurantHugh Acheson, Chef & AuthorIngrid Hoffman, Celebrity Chef, TV Host & Author of "Latin D'Lite"Jeannie Mai, Co-Host, "The Real" Talk Show Jeni Britton Bauer, Founder & Creative Director, Jeni's Splendid Ice CreamsJenn Louis, Chef/Owner, Lincoln & Sunshine Tavern Jennifer V. Cole, Deputy Editor, Southern LivingJoel Stein, Columnist, Time MagazineJonathon Sawyer, Chef/Owner, The Greenhouse Tavern, NoodleCat, Tavern Vinegar Co, Sawyer's Street Frites & SeeSaw Pretzel ShoppeJordana Rothman, Food & Drink WriterKristen Olson, Senior Food Editor, The Betty Crocker KitchensLaura Werlin, Cheese Author & Edu-tainerLee Brian Schrager, VP of Corporate Communications & National Events, Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. Merrill Stubbs, Co-founder, Food52Michael Ruhlman, AuthorMichelle Bernstein, Chef, Restaurateur & Host of "Check Please! South Florida"Pat LaFrieda, Chief Executive Officer, Pat LaFrieda Meat PurveyorsPaula Disbrowe Writer, Cookbook Author & Contributing Editor, Southern LivingRandy Fisher, President & Founding Partner, CREaMSean Brock, Executive Chef/PartnerSteven Brown, Partner/Executive Director, TiliaSuvir Saran, Chef/Owner, American MasalaWillie Degel, Restaurateur & Host of "Restaurant Stakeout"
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WITH the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic coming up this week, we look at one man with a Louth connection's extraordinary survival story.
Louth resident Julia Baron informed us that her late husband, Jeremy Barkworth, also of Louth, had a relative on board the doomed ship.
Jeremy's father-in-law's second cousin, Algernon Henry 'Algy' Barkworth, was a 47-year-old Justice of the Peace from Hessle, near Hull, and was bought a £30 ticket for cabin A23 by his mother, who told him it was 'about time you did something with your life'.
Algy had enjoyed five days on board with new-found friends Arthur Gee of Blackpool and American Charles C Jones, and on the night the iceberg hit the trio were in the bar putting the world to rights over a few drinks. When the other two decided to call it a night, Algy opted to stay up for a nightcap, and was still in the bar when disaster struck at 11.40pm on April 14.
It is said that when the mass panic was taking place around him, Algy retired to his room and drank a full bottle of Crème de Menthe.
Only then did he decide to head for the exits, clutching his fur coat and briefcase.
Algy recalled that upon his arrival on deck that even the violin players had fled for the lifeboats, and he would have been one of the last to escape the sinking giant.
He threw his briefcase into the sea and dived on top, calmly swimming through the freezing waters in search for help.
After a while Algy came across a group of survivors floating on top of the upturned lifeboat B, and clambered aboard until they were rescued by lifeboat 12.
Hours later Algy and 704 other Titanic survivors were rescued by the Carpathia, and while onboard he was able to write home to let his family know he was safe.
Unfortunately, his two friends Arthur and Charles, along with over 1,500 others, were claimed by the sea that night 100 years ago.
Algy went on to return to his role as Justice of the Peace in Hessle and lived until January 7 1945, reaching the age of 80.
He is buried at Mill Lane Cemetery in Kirk Ella, Yorkshire.


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Securing America: Hacker Won't Be Sent to U.S.
Only days after some long-sought terror suspects were extradited from the U.K. to the U.S., another high-profile extradition is blocked by Britain. The suspect not coming to the States is accused of one of the biggest breaches of U.S. Military networks.
FOX News Radio's Lisa Brady reports in our ongoing series on national security:
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Securing America.
(Nuland) "The United States is disappointed by the decision to deny Gary McKinnon's extradition to face long-overdue justice in the United States."
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland, after Britain's Home Secretary, Theresa May, denied extradition on human rights grounds.
(May) "Mr. McKinnon is accused of serious crimes, but there is also no doubt that he is seriously ill."
McKinnon has Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism. Psychiatrists say he'd be suicidal if sent to the U.S. for trial. The 46-year-old admits hacking, but says he was just looking for evidence of extraterrestrial life when U.S. Military and NASA computers were breached more than 10 years ago.
McKinnon's fate is now up to British prosecutors. In the U.S., he would have faced up to 60 years in prison, if convicted.
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Thank you!
I am writing to thank you. Thank you to the thousands who contributed and volunteered for our campaign, to the hundreds of thousands who placed your confidence in me with your vote yesterday, and to every citizen who participated in our democratic election.
I'm disappointed in the results, but I remain excited about the bright future we can build together for the people of New Hampshire.
This morning I called Governor-elect Chris Sununu to congratulate him on his victory and to offer to help in any way I can. I am rooting for his success in his work for the people of our state.
Our policy disagreements in this campaign have been no secret, but we also found common ground: on fully funding full-day public kindergarten for every community in our state's next budget; on the importance of lowering college costs; on the need for energy efficiency investments; on guaranteeing every worker can earn paid family and sick leave; and on the need to make smart investments while keeping taxes low. While Republicans will control both the executive and legislative branches of New Hampshire's government beginning in January, I will do everything I can as a private citizen and in our state's growing private sector to advance this needed work, regardless of party lines. We must move forward as one state.
Way too early this morning, my sons Peter and Patrick took me swimming in the pool of the hotel where we watched returns late last night. It is impossible to be anything but optimistic for our state, and our country, when I hear their laughter and hold them splashing and wriggling in excitement. Kristyn and I thank you all so much for the support you have showed our family this past year.
Today we begin the process of healing a nation and a state whose deepest and ugliest divisions have been exposed in this election. The path may be hard, but I remember the words of a great President: "There is nothing so wrong with America that cannot be solved by what is right with America." That's the future I believe in.


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The HOD Action Group on Job Descriptions developed the following Job Descriptions which were approved by the HODSC in September 2011.
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CAP House of Delegates Vice Speaker Job Description (PDF, 22 KB)
CAP House of Delegates Secretary Treasurer Job Description (PDF, 17 KB)
CAP House of Delegates Sergeant At Arms Job Description (PDF, 18 KB)
CAP House of Delegates Member At Large Job Description (PDF,16 KB)
CAP House of Delegates Delegate Chair Job Description (PDF, 19 KB)
CAP House of Delegates Delegate Alternate Job Description (PDF, 21 KB)
House of Delegate Rules
The HOD Action Group on Rules I reviewed and updated the HOD Rules to be current, fair, accurate and appropriate. The HOD passed recommended amendments to the HOD Rules at the Spring '12 meeting.
CAP House of Delegates Rules (PDF, 49 KB)
House of Delegates Meeting Attendance Reimbursement Policy
HOD Members who register and attend HOD meetings are eligible for reimbursement. Attendance at one HOD meeting in the calendar year enables the delegate for up to 100 in reimbursement. Attendance at two HOD meetings in the same calendar year enables the delegate for up to a total of $300 in reimbursement. Receipts must be provided for the amount to which you are eligible. To claim your reimbursement, follow these instructions:


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Kid Can't Slide; Mom Sues Coach
In a new measure of insanity, one woman won't let things slide.
A Staten Island mother is blaming a Little League coach for an injury involving her son three years ago. Jean Gonzalez's rationale? The coach didn't teach her son Martin how to slide properly.
"The litigation stems from an ill-fated play exactly three years earlier, when Martin, then 12, whacked his first hit of the season and was told to go for second by his first-base coach.
When he slid into second base, he suffered "serious bodily injury" that required multiple surgeries and caused "permanent scarring and disability," according to the suit filed in Staten Island Supreme Court. The suit did not specify the dollar amount of damages."
Coach Leigh Bernstein was named in the lawsuit, along with the New Springville Little League, and Little League Baseball and Softball Inc., its international umbrella organization. The suit charges everyone involved with not teaching poor Martin the "skills needed to avoid and/or minimize the risks of injury."
Coach Bernstein was surprised to be hit with the lawsuit.
"I've been coaching for over 20 years, and have instructed players in the various skills required to play baseball, including sliding," he said. "Unfortunately, injuries happen. That's part of the game."
Why doesn't Gonzalez sue the company that makes the bases, or for that matter, the city, for making the infield dirt too hard. If only the dirt particles had not been compressed too closely together, maybe his landing would have been cushioned a bit, saving Martin some pain. What if he'd been injured by a pitch? Would she have sued the ball manufacturer? What about the catcher and his parents for calling an inside pitch?
Injuries unfortunately are just a part of sports. They happen. Especially in youth sports when the participants aren't as coordinated and developed physically as they will be later on in life. Even if techniques are taught correctly, it doesn't mean that they will be applied in the right manner. No matter what the level, mistakes are made, and what is practiced isn't always executed. But that's sports. That's why we play, that's why we cheer. It's a game.


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The Townsville Crocodiles have signed former NBA Centre Mickell Gladness & one of the best shot-blockers in the world for the 2014/15 NBL season.
Gladness announced this via twitter today:
Gladness is a force to be reckoned with on the basketball court. He's 6ft11 along with a 7ft8 wingspan & comes to the NBL with an impressive resume including playing 26 games in the NBA during the 2011/12 season. 8 for the Miami Heat & 18, including 7 as a starter, for the Golden State Warriors.
Last season he played for the Reno Bighorns in the NBA D-League & averaged 8.3ppg, 6.3rpg & 2bpg whilst leading the Bighorns to the Playoffs.
Off the back of the retirement of Russell Hinder, Gladness is an exciting signing for the Crocs & will bring a much needed defensive presence.
The 27-year-old is a defensive beast, leading the NCAA in blocked shots in 2006-07 with 6.27 blocks-per-game & 396 blocks over his career at Alabama A&M. Furthermore, Gladness holds the record for the number of blocks in a game in NCAA history when he recorded 16 blocks vs Texas Southern on February 24th 2007. Beating David Robinson, Shawn Bradley, Roy Rogers & Loren Woods' previous record of 14. To this day, he's the only man to ever record over 15 blocks in NCAA Division 1 history.
Gladness played for the Orlando Magic in the 2013/14 NBA Pre-Season. Making his mark in the Magic's 102-94 win over the Dallas Mavericks where he had 6 blocks in 16 minutes.
Currently, Gladness is playing in the Chinese NBL & has been putting up ridiculous numbers.
Furthermore, the Crocs are also rumored to be signing Cairns Taipans wing Clint Steindl. With this free agency period well underway, it looks like Shawn Dennis' men are definitely going to be one of the teams to beat next season.
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John Grisham knows and you know every good drama has its defining moments. Sports seasons do, too, and No. 1 ranked Kentucky has had enough already to make a novel.
• December 3, 2011, via CBS, college basketball discovered a new household word not named Sullinger, Harrison Barnes or whoever Duke's newest star is. North Carolina's John Henson rose up from 10 feet to pop an all-but-certain game winner at Rupp Arena. Anthony Davis introduced himself.
Anthony Who was no more. Henson-Davis became a seismic moment at ESPN.
On an emotional night at Spencer County High School, the Bears played one of their best games of the season, battling a highly-ranked Bullitt East team the whole game before losing 58-46 in front of a packed house.
The Spencer County Lady Bears split a pair of games this past week as they move to 5-13 on the season.
The girls hosted Kentucky Country Day on Monday evening and took a 48-38 victory. On Saturday, the girls traveled to North Oldham where they lost a 43-40 heartbreaker in the closing seconds.
Numero Uno in January:
Murray State is the lone unbeaten team in the land at 20-0.
Bellarmine's defending D-2 national champion Knights are 17-1 and on the road to Southern Indiana and Kentucky Wesleyan.
And, the Kentucky Wildcats are atop the polls again. A win at Georgia would make John Calipari's team 6-0 in SEC play for first time in nine seasons.
How does Number One talk translate at the barbershop in January?
• Fan buzz. "Shut up and lemme talk about the Cats!"
The bow of the CQ Princess barely cleared the no-wake zone at Kenlake State Resort Park Marina when Lake Barkley State Park Naturalist Mary Schmidt spotted them.
"There are two juvenile eagles to our right," she announced over a microphone on the second deck of the excursion yacht. The mottled brown plumage of the birds showed their youth as bald eagles don't develop that familiar white head until roughly age 5.
Ever have a weekend when, to borrow a horse racing analogy, all your picks hit the finish line first? Sure you have.
A perfect weekend...
• No. 2 ranked Kentucky beat Tennessee in Knoxville and put the Wildcats atop the SEC standings again. The occasion brought to mind a declaration by a reporter a decade ago, "Kentucky's reign over the SEC is over."
Fisheries biologists at Lake Cumberland found a parasitic copepod is the cause of unusual sores on the tongue and mouth of striped bass in the lake.
The Spencer County Lady Bears got an impressive win at home last week, but took two big losses as they saw their record go to 4-12 on the season.
The Spencer County Bears dropped two games this past week, a 76-48 loss to North Oldham and a 60-40 defeat to Bullitt Central during an event in Marion County.
Hunter Tipton, of Elk Creek, has signed his letter of intent to pitch and play first base for the Bryan College Lions of Dayton, Tenn.
Tipton is a senior at Louisville DeSales. He has received the following awards going into this season: All District, All Region, All Region Tourney, 6th Region All Stars, Sentry Insurance All Catholic First Team, and the Rawlings Top Prospect Team (Perfect Game Ohio Valley Showcase).
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I am a designer living and working in Chico California. I was born in Crescent City, California, but I grew up in West Memphis, Arkansas. As a young boy I was always drawing and dreaming of far away places. I started painting at the age of 22 and that quickly took me in the direction of commercial art and design. In Memphis my first art job was a silkscreen printer for an architectural sign company. I also worked with an architectural illustrator producing renderings of buildings and architectural models. These jobs grounded me in the technical skills of producing art for commercial purposes. I moved back to California in 1997 and a year after that moved to Chico to study graphic design at CSU Chico. After getting my BA in graphic design I went to work for the CSU Chico Research foundation where I was part of a team that designed the identity for the Bureau of Land Management National Landscape Conservation System and produced over 35 illustrations for California Scenic Byways. I am presently a graphic designer with Engelbrecht Advertising in Chico.
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Yoakum all-stars headed to state tournament
By BY MICHAEL S. MCCRACKEN - SPECIAL TO THE ADVOCATE
July 17, 2014 at 2:17 a.m.
The Yoakum Junior League Baseball All-Stars will be headed to the 2014 Junior League Baseball Texas East State Tournament in Tyler this weekend with the chance to earn a berth to the Little League World Series.
Yoakum rallied with back-to-back wins over El Campo earlier this week in Refugio to claim the Texas East Section IV Championship.
Yoakum opened the sectional tournament with a 15-5 win over Victoria East on Friday before falling to El Campo 12-9 on Saturday.
Yoakum then knocked off Orange Grove 9-5 on Sunday before claiming 15-6 and 15-10 wins over El Campo on Monday and Tuesday night, respectively.
"These boys have no quit in them," manager Greg Miears said. "We've been down numerous times this summer, but these boys remain calm and play the game to the very end."
Yoakum trailed 5-0 to El Campo on Monday before rallying to knot the game up at 6-6 and take the 15-6 win in eight innings.
El Campo held a 9-8 lead after five innings of play on Tuesday, but Yoakum plated seven runs in its final two at-bats to put the game away.
"For whatever reason, we seem to get hot with the bats late in the game," Miears added. "We start off slow but finish strong."


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Get info about Nazarene Bible College computer classes, and registering for discussion sections and department seminars. As a student, your first stop should be the registrar's office, where you can pick up a free copy of both the academic calendar and course catalog, in order to find available credit classes that you may be interested in taking. Consult with an academic advisor, to ensure that your chosen classes constitute a full-time course load, and fulfills major requirements. Finally, check with the admissions office for assistance with prerequisites, tuition payment deadlines, and Nazarene Bible College software engineering information. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Nazarene Bible College.
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Veteran DJ, journalist and hip scenester Andrea McVeigh has teamed up with newcomer Marty Llish to launch a new club night at Auntie Annie's every Friday.
Andrea, already well-known to aa regulars from successful club nights bang and popscene, is currently behind the soul session every weekend at The House on Stranmillis Road, while Marty will be a familiar voice to many from his Ready, Steady Soul show on Queen's radio. The new club will see them slipping in some hot soul, indie, funk, punk, rock, alternative, you name it, they've got it. Just don't ask for Keane.
Rory McConnell's Radio One show became part of BBC Introducing in the Nations this week. From now on his show will be aired on Wednesday nights from midnight to 2am, instead of its old slot on Thursdays from 7.30pm to 9pm. Rory says that putting the show under the Introducing banner means he can now showcase even more new music from Northern Ireland. Listen out for more sessions, more interviews and more features on local bands, venues and labels.
Belfast band Blind Friday are hoping to take the Irish charts by storm with the release today of their latest single Coming Around as downloads only. This will be the band's first release through Belfast label Urban Angel Music Ltd since signing to them in March 2007. The Belfast-based fourpiece won the Big Buzz Battle of the Bands and played at the Oxegen Festival. The band kick off an Irish tour at the Black Box on October 27.
Christmas time, mistletoe and wine ... yes, it's that time of year again. Sir Cliff has announced a return visit to Belfast on December 2, 2008. That's how popular he is, he sells out arenas a year in advance! Tickets, priced £55, £44 and £38, go on sale tomorrow from the Odyssey Arena box office on 9073 9074.
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Rep. Allen West: Obama's meeting with Karzai a 'Chamberlain, Hitler moment'
Rep. Allen West, a tea party Republican from Florida, on Monday compared the draw down of U.S. troops in Afghanistan to the appeasement of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, according to Right Wing Watch.
On May 1, President Barack Obama signed a ten-year security agreement with Afghan President Hamid Karzai. Under the agreement, the majority of U.S. troops will be withdrawn by 2014 but the U.S. will continue to have a role in Afghanistan for a decade.
"I look at what happened between President Obama and President Karzai as a 1930s, Chamberlain, Hitler moment," West told radio host Frank Gaffney. "There is not going to be peace in our time."
In 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain met with Hitler to negotiate the annexation of Czechoslovakia and avert war. The move was celebrated by many at the time. Following World War II the policy of appeasement was derided as being oblivious to the threat of war posed by Hitler.
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Green Girl's Horror Hair Dyes
Bored with your same old dull hair color? Trying to spice it up a bit? Trying to create a new persona? Or maybe you feel like your hair doesn't match your personality? Or maybe you've been asked to dye it for a performance?
And if you do decide to dye your hair, oh the choices you must face! Cinnamon? Cinnamon spice? Or cinnamon stick?! They may not sound that different, but that slight distinction in redness could be the difference between beautiful and a not-so-beautiful disaster. And think of the social repercussions of such a mis-choice!
I myself have faced this daunting fear before. First I was just bored, so I thought, aha! I shall dye my hair! After days of searching through CVS' stock of hair dyes, I decided that I had chosen just the right shade. Only a slightly darker brown. I didn't want to be too risky, after all. (Yes, I was thinking of the humiliation of accidentally dying my hair black. I would not do well with black). And it was great! I loved the color, though in reality it was not much different from my natural color. Looking back, I think my pleasure came more from the adrenaline of taking a risk.
So I was pleased. Mother, however, was not. Besides the fact that she liked my natural hair color better, she was, of course, quite unsettled by the fact that I had used hair dye bought at CVS. My arguments: I used semi-permanent. It didn't smell bad. I used Natural Instincts. So it must be OK. (Though I knew that it probably wasn't; in my memory, nothing name brand was OK in my household).
Unfortunately, the outlook for any future hair dying excursions was looking pretty bleak: Mother's arguments made much more sense than mine (shocker). Apparently, hair dyes have chemicals, too! Bad chemicals. Very bad chemicals. So bad, in fact, that Europe banned 22 chemicals found in market hair dye in 2006, with over a hundred under review for their dangers.
The worst chemical? Lead acetate. Let's just talk about this for a second: Lead acetate is a color additive used in progressive hair dyes in America. Research also happens to lead to the conclusion that lead acetate is dangerous for your health in pretty much every way possible. Cancer? Check. Developmental and reproductive toxicity? Check. Allergies? Check. Neurotoxicity? Check. Violations of government restrictions? Check. Oh, and the list goes on.
While most hair dyes are not going to be this bad (progressive hair dyes are most popular with men), please do check and make sure that lead acetate is not an ingredient in your favorite hair dye. Other hair dyes, however, do point to the possibility of being carcinogenic, especially for dark permanent colors.
Instead, you might want to try a dye that has fewer to none of possibly carcinogenic chemicals. Aveda is a good dye, though not perfect. The healthiest that I know of is Herbatint, which you should be able to buy in any health food store.
Note to self: Make sure hair dye doesn't turn into hair die.
Not to readers: Do share your own hair dye stories.
Lily Berthold-Bond grew up in a chemical-free zone and has struggled her whole life to understand and accept this non-commercial lifestyle. Now a freshman at Tufts University, she has embraced her green life and hopes to share its possibilities with the rest of her generation.


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Part (c), (d) and (e) of the following problem:
My attempt (please correct me where I am wrong)
(c) so
From part (a) I know that . Therefore:
(d) Letting we will have . Therefore
I got 0 again!
(e) I think maybe the method in part (d) is more efficient but neither work here because in part (b) I showed that the function is not differentiable at (0,0), and if a function is not differentiable at a point then the directional derivative does not exist there for all directions .
Is this right? I need to submit this tomorrow so I would appreciate any help or suggestions.


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The BMW E46 steering wheel and steering column house a number of electrical and electronic controls. Steering wheel components include:
- Horn button
- Driver airbag
- Steering wheel multifunction switches (includes radio and mobile phone control switches)
- Steering angle sensor
- Clock spring (electrical contact at base of steering wheel for components listed above)
Steering column components include:
- Steering column switch cluster (includes turn signal switch, wiper & washer switch, headlight beam switch, cruise control switch, on-board computer (BC) switch (if equipped)
- Steering column adjuster switch
- Steering wheel heater switch (if equipped)
Repairs or replacement of steering wheel components requires that you remove the airbag and steering wheel first. When you remove the driver airbag, it is important that you disconnect the battery and wait at least 10 minutes for the system to power down. Once the airbag is removed, store it in a safe place facing up. Do not connect the vehicle battery while the airbag is removed. Fault codes will be set if you do so. If you do not have the ability to clear fault codes, you will be stuck with a warning lamp until you can have it cleared.
The steering wheel multifunction switches, the clock spring and the steering angle sensor can be replaced once the driver airbag and steering wheel are removed. The steering wheel also has to be removed to replace the steering column switch cluster and the upper steering column trim panels.
There are two switches located on the sides of the steering column, below the steering wheel: one is responsible for operating the windshield wipers and washers; the other operates turn signals and the headlight dimmer. If one of these switches fails, the good news is that each one can be serviced individually.
The clock spring is a ribbon of flat wire used to connect electrical circuits through the steering wheel. For example, the horn, driver airbag and multi-function switches on the steering wheel. If the clock spring fails, it usually leaves you with a fault code for the driver airbag. If you suspect your clock spring is responsible for fault codes, especially an airbag fault code, have it professionally diagnosed. Once you are sure of the problem, replace the parts yourself.
In this tech article I will go over how to replace the steering column switches and the clock spring on BMW E46 vehicles.
To avoid marring the trim if you need to pry anything, work with a plastic prying tool or wrap a screwdriver tip with masking tape before prying out trim panels, switches or electrical accessories.
Keep in mind that when your car was serviced before, parts may have been replaced with different size fasteners used in the replacement. The sizes of the nuts and bolts we give may be different from what you have, so be prepared with different size sockets and wrenches.
Protect your eyes, hands and body from fluids, dust and debris while working on your vehicle. If you are working with the electrical system, disconnect the battery before beginning. Always catch fluids in appropriate containers and properly dispose of any fluid waste. Recycle parts, packaging and fluids when possible. Do not work on your vehicle if you feel the task is beyond your ability.
Vehicle models change and evolve, as they grow older, so the vehicle shown in our illustrations may vary slightly from yours. If something seems different, let us know and share your info to help other users. Do you have questions or want to add to the article? Leave a comment below. When leaving a comment, please leave your vehicle information.
Unlock the steering column adjuster and move the steering wheel all the way forward and as low as it will go.
Remove the driver airbag and steering wheel. See our tech article on steering wheel removal.
Working at top of steering column trim, remove plastic Phillips-head screw (green arrow). If you unscrew the screw almost all the way, then pull up on it, you will be able to remove it and the plastic expander that locks it in place.
Press rear sides of upper steering wheel trim piece in to release. Pull trim up and toward rear of vehicle to release.
Next you have to remove the soft trim cover from plastic trim piece. Squeeze and release small retaining tabs (green arrows) to release covers. Remove upper trim piece once the two are separated.
Working at trim panel above pedal cluster, remove three Phillips head screws (green arrows).
Using a trim panel tool, remove plastic rivet from trim panel (green arrow).
Working at back of trim panel behind brake pedal, unlock trim clip by rotating 90° counterclockwise (green arrow).
Lower trim panel, then remove OBD II connector by sliding locking tab and pulling out of trim panel (green arrow). Then disconnect footwell light electrical connector (purple arrow).
Working at bottom of lower steering column trim piece, use a pick to press center of plastic rivet up to release rivet (green arrow). Then pull trim down off steering column just enough to access fasteners on clock spring.
Working at windshield wiper switch, disconnect electrical connector by releasing retaining tab and pulling off (green arrow).
Working at turn signal switch, disconnect electrical connector by releasing retaining tab and pulling off (green arrow).
Then, remove four T25 Torx head screws (green arrows).
Slide switches off steering column toward rear of vehicle.
Working at bottom of switch assembly, disconnect electrical connector by releasing retaining tab and pulling off (green arrow).
Green arrows point to switches and yellow arrow points to clock spring.
To separate switches from clock spring, squeeze retaining tabs (green arrows) and slide switch out. Slide new switch in and confirm retaining tabs properly engage. To install switch assembly, slide onto steering column and install fasteners. Install trim pieces in reverse order of removal. Then install steering wheel and airbag. Check operation of switches and trim panel fit.
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