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NYC open data put to critical work in Hurricane Sandy
As citizens look for hurricane information online, government websites are under high demand. In this information ecosystem, media, government and citizens alike will play a critical role in sharing information about what's happening and providing help to one another.
In New York City, as the city's websites faced heavy demand when residents went to its hurricane evacuation finder, residents could also go and consult WYNC's beautiful evacuation map, putting the open government data in action. data news editor John Keefe is responsible for the map below.
NYC open data is also in use below, in an embedded Google Crisis Map for Hurricane Sandy that predicts the future of the 'Frankenstorm'in real-time:
By releasing open data for uses in these apps, New York City is acting as a platform for public media, civic entrepreneurs and nonprofits to enable people to help themselves and one another at a crucial time. Civiguard has also activated an instant evacuation zone checker for smartphones and modern browsers. For another example, look at the storm surge map for New York and New Jersey:
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KALAMAZOO -- (WKZO) Michigan Republican Gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder was in Kalamazoo Tuesday night for a Town Hall Meeting at Cityscape in Downtown Kalamazoo. The general public was invited to the event. Snyder spoke for about 20 minutes before opening up for questions from the audience.
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It has been revealed that Australians prefer to purchase cheap, everyday, reliable clothes.
Budget tops, pants, skirts and work gear are the most commonly bought clothes for women and men, a report shows.
48%: Inexpensive everyday such as Lowes, Millers, Suzanne Grae,Payless Shoes, Supre34%: Mid-range such as Sussan, Portmans, Mathers, Just Jeans15%: Better end such as Cue, Rodney Clark, Nine West, Country Road4%: High end such as Polo Ralph Lauren, Saba, Lisa Ho
Thank you all so much for your reassurance that i am not the only person out there who detests paying lots of money for my clothes.
I have friends that spend a lot of money (my opinion) on clothes, it makes me feel cheap. But then most of them are currently childless. I'm all about practicality, comfort and not spending the earth on clothes. Maybe its a mum thing?
I got my purple jeans! I got them from Big W and also bought my daughter a pair in size 3. Hers cost more than mine did! How does that work!
We hand a lot of clothes down so I look for quality pieces but always on sale. I buy jeans from USA as I find the quality for boys is not good or very expensive and our boys live in jeans.
Mine are mostly from Target.
We mainly shop online. Cant stand the terrible quality of clothes here in Oz so mainly shop online when Marks and Spencers when they have the sales on! I like clothes to last at least 10 years!! Have had some real bargains recently. One of the best bargains we had were two pairs of worn once linen trousers from baby gap. They have been worn by both my sons and always wash well and are cool in the Summer and warm in Winter.
LOL stkildamum - I have never heard anyone refer to themselves as 'fat' before! You are obviously not too worried about political correctness! Perhaps you are a woman beyond her time. I know what you mean about belts. No matter how tight I have them (I have skinny legs) my jeans still fall down and I end up with a massive muffin top!
charmain, I bought a pair of those purple jeans from Kmart & they look awesome on but as I'm VERY hourglass, they're too big around the waist & creep down to reveal a lovely plumbers crack! Yes, I could wear a belt, but as I'm fat I hate belts constricting me. I'm also with you soozntone, my fav. are a pair of Jag jeans that have sat in the wardrobe for years coz they don't fit but can't let go just yet. Being fat I tend to spend a fortune of clothes, you have to pay big or you look like a Nanna!!
I buy all our clothes from Big W Kmart best and less. And get my husbands jeans and jean shorts from Westco.
Sometimes even Target is expensive.
Most times i shop at the end of the season and buy for the following year for the boys.
48% includes me for sure!
Target, Kmart, Big W and just recently I bought my first ever designer peice of clothing a pair of tights from black milk clothing $85 later, eeep!


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Red onions, blue cheese, bacon, and roasted potatoes give this festive potato salad flavor worth celebrating!
Red onions, blue cheese, bacon, and roasted potatoes give this festive potato salad flavor worth celebrating!
The Irish bring mashed potatoes to a whole new level with flavorful onions and nutritious cabbage in this traditional Colcannon.
These potato dumplings are the Polish version of Italian Gnocchi and are very similar in all ways except the traditional toppings.
Honey mustard gives a sweet tang to these quick and easy smashed potatoes.
Thick cut wedge fries make the perfect nacho-style base for cheddar cheese, crisp bacon, and all your favorite baked potato toppings.
This sweet potato risotto is a fall treat, bringing floral notes of a dry white wine, creamy flavors of parmesan cheese, and sweet and spiced sweet potatoes into one satisfying dish.
Bratwurst is simmered in a sweet and spicy curry sauce to make this traditional treat. The sauce makes a great dip for thick, baked fries as well.
Brats, potatoes, and cabbage are slow simmered in a beef and beer broth for this warming German-inspired dish.
Flavorful turkey pot pie with a surprise in the crust: garlic, bacon, cheddar biscuits! That's a perfect combo!
Here's a fun twist on Spanish rice. Use sweet potatoes instead of the classic tomatoes for a sweeter rendition.
These single serving veggie pot pies are easy to put together and feature a wheat crust, for added nutrition.
Rosemary and thyme blend with tender roasted potatoes in this chunky potato salad that is lightened up with plain yogurt.
These cute mini quiche are made lighter (and easier) with a mashed potato crust. Italian seasoned spinach and mozzarella give these bites a ton of flavor.


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In 1982, Bill began his real estate career as a Political Affairs Director and Political Affairs Legal Counsel for the National Association of REALTORS in Washington, DC where he directed political and government programs for the nation's largest and most politically active trade association. In 1986, Mr. Small entered the investment real estate industry and quickly emerged as one of the top commercial brokers in the Washington D.C. real estate market receiving several awards for overall volume and size of transactions. Between 1986 and 1996, he represented major national and international developers and institutional investors in the purchase and sale of development sites and office buildings in downtown Washington, DC, a 100 million square foot office market.
In 1996, Bill joined the Denver, Colorado based firm Frederick Ross Company and established a national practice representing leading corporations and institutional investors. During his tenure at Ross, he complete several major transactions including representing the United States Mint on a 265,000 square foot build-to-suit in downtown Washington, DC, representing the Times Mirror Corporation on a 100,000 square foot land sale in downtown Denver, the sale of the 550,000 square foot Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters in downtown Washington, DC and the sale of the National Association of REALTORS property in downtown Washington, DC. In 1997, after one year in the Denver marketplace, he was the #3 commercial broker in the Denver metropolitan Commercial Association of REALTORS.
In 1999, Bill moved to Aspen full time. Since then, he has been involved in commercial and residential development and brokerage in the resort areas of western Colorado. Most recently, he represented Costco during its site search for a new store in the Vail Valley and its current Gypsum, Colorado location. In addition, Bill represented JMB Financial and Next Development in their acquisition of the 120 acre Tower Center site adjacent to the Vail-Eagle County airport. He has also represented other major retailers and developers such as Metropolitan/Rocky Mountain Cinemas and the developers of Steamboat's Wildhorse Marketplace.
Bill has authored several articles on real estate and marketing including "Seven Mistakes to Avoid when Selling a Luxury Home in Aspen", "10 Questions to Ask Before You Hire a Property Manager or Leasing Agent to Manage or Lease Your Commercial Property", "Seven Mistakes to Avoid When You Sell Your Commercial-Investment Property" and "The 7 Mistakes to Avoid When You Lease Commercial Space". He is also author of the book "Negotiating Commercial Property Leases, a Tenant's Guide to Leasing Commercial Property.
Bill is actively involved in local charities and organizations. He's a past member of Board of Directors of the Aspen Rotary Club and commercial real estate consultant to the City of Aspen. Bill holds real estate broker's licenses in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, Colorado and California. He is a member of the District of Columbia, Maine, and United States Supreme Court Bar Associations, and the Commercial Investment Real Estate Institute, holding the CCIM designation. He earned a Juris Doctorate degree from Seattle University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Maine.


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Georgia coach Mark Richt revealed his secret on handling the rigors and stresses of recruiting: He prays.
"I put a lot of things to prayer, and this is one thing I put to prayer. I ask the Lord to 'Give us the guys that belong at Georgia. The ones that don't belong, work it out.' I don't get too bent out of shape with [recruiting], one way or the other. We're going to get what we need. We're going to get the right guys here."
More than a month after signing day, UGA is still trying to put the finishing touches on its 2009 recruiting class. On Friday, tight end Orson Charles of Tampa will decide between the Bulldogs, Tennessee and Southern Cal. On signing day, Richt displayed a calm and cool demeanor in front of Georgia supporters eager for some last-minute drama. The Bulldogs missed on several high-profile prospects, including Carver-Columbus linebacker Jarvis Jones (signed with Southern Cal) and safety Jawanza Starling (Southern Cal) of Tallahassee, Fla., before watching wide receiver Marlon Brown of Memphis select Georgia in the late afternoon.
When Brown made his on national TV, there were screams heard outside of Georgia's football offices. Richt was doing a radio interview at the time, and said some of his assistants were very excited about Brown near the end of the pressure-packed day.
Click here and bookmark this page to follow the AJC's recruiting coverage
March 4th, 2009
4:24 pm
Just so everyone knows, GT actually BEAT UGA in football this past fall. 45-42. Word is they might get rings, but that might be seen as silly…but that's the word…
March 4th, 2009
4:23 pm
Most of you are missing the point COMPLETELY. This isn't about football and landing 5-star recruits and winning national championships. Richt's praying that the "right recruits" will come to Athens. The people who are physically, emotionally, and spiritually meant to come to UGA. Richt knows there's a lot more to life than football, and that's what he's praying for.
March 4th, 2009
4:15 pm
Typical religious zealot thinking: if it works out well it's because of prayer, but if it doesn't then god didn't intend for it to happen. GEEZZZ, I'm a dawg fan to the core, but this is so ridiculous it's almost comical. Richt makes millions each year, and this is what makes him tick? The mental-midget, grade-school approach of the bible-thumpers knows no bounds.
March 4th, 2009
4:12 pm
I bet Coach Richt also prayed that David Cutcliffe would take the job at Duke.
March 4th, 2009
4:10 pm
I am extremly concerned by this article. I believe Richt to be an upstanding individual, but why would he have the AJC right this article? Does he have any motives behind it? A kid is about to announce in 2 days where he wants to sign and now this article comes out. And Richt, being a man of God, should know you don't need to publicize prayer. People don't need to know he is doing this. Jesus himself went off in private to pray. Remember His command from Matthew.
Matthew 6:5-6: "And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men….when thou prayest, enter into thy closet and when thou has shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret…."
I wish Coach Richt would take this to heart. When he goes on a mission trip, or prays for his players, we don't need to know about it. That is between him and God. I wish he would just decline the interview and keep it to himself. I believe that's what God would want. Coach is spending to much time with the press in my opinion. God knows what you're doing and if you're doing it for His glory, you don't need to tell millions of people. I would hope coach would never do this to benefit himself.
March 4th, 2009
4:07 pm
First of all, I am very proud of Coach Richt and what he stands for. Because of him, hundreds of young men and now hundreds of readers have heard the gospel of Jesus Christ. At this point it is up to you what to do with it. For the rival fans who have been supportive of Coach Richt and can see the difference between football rivalries and life, thank you. Best of all, for those who have made negative remarks about prayer and about Jesus, He still loves you and wants you to come to know Him as your Lord and Saviour. Football is great guys, but there is so much more–I pray that all will see that. God bless and go Dawgs!
March 4th, 2009
4:04 pm
Yeah, he prays that Rodney Gardner doesn't leave.
March 4th, 2009
4:02 pm
GT people need to remember one thing: 38-3 and it could have been much worse if the Rajin Cajuns had not let up. You disgraced your school and your conference. You win a game by 3 points and put it on your Chicken Bowl losers ring. What a bush league bunch.
March 4th, 2009
4:00 pm
Dear Lord, please help Quincy Carter beat that DWI rap. Amen.
March 4th, 2009
3:58 pm
To Reason and all the other people that want to make fun of CMR's beliefs. Try it, you might like it. Reason; God cares about everything and everyone. Who do you think truly invented football? The fact that he is not afraid to talk about his belief and trust in the Lord proves that CMR is a class act. Those that knock him for it just keep hiding in darkness. I am 100% sure that Georgia Football is not CMR's #1 Priority. He talks freely about who is #1 in his life. For that he will be rewarded with many treasures in Heaven. God Bless you Coach Richt!


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Plug pulled on 'Trauma' (Sorry, S.F., but the show stunk)
The efforts of San Francisco's Film Commission, and the rebates agreed to by the Board of Supervisors didn't go entirely for naught, but … NBC has decided not to order any more episodes of the freshman medical drama, said to be the network's priciest new fall series, though it will finish producing the rest of […] [Read More]
Lembi's markers met
I'm told a deal's been reached between San Francisco apartment magnate Walter Lembi and the Clark County, Nev., district attorney's office over $298,500 worth of markers Lembi owes Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. Under the deal, Lembi has agreed to pay the full amount, plus fees, for a total of $328,450, in a payment plan […] [Read More]
Galleon case: AMD's chairman snagged
The latest Silicon Valley name "shaking the corporate and financial worlds," in the words of the Wall Street Journal, is Hector Ruiz, executive chairman and former CEO of Sunnyvale's Advanced Micro Devices. According to the Journal, the heretofore unnamed AMD exec who allegedly gave confidential information to a defendant in the Galleon Group insider trading […] [Read More]
Stealing a march on Tesla
Southern California's Fisker Automotive, which is in very much the same business as the Bay Area's Tesla Motors, is buying a closed GM plant in Wilmington, Del. and converting into a facility for manufacturing plug-in hybrid sedans. The Irvine-based company has agreed to pay $18 million for the plant, pending a four-month evaluation period, and […] [Read More]
Galleon case: Another one bites the dust, this one at Polycom
This from Reuters: Videoconference equipment maker Polycom Inc., which has become entangled in the Galleon hedge fund insider trading scandal, said it has put executive Sunil K. Bhalla on administrative leave. Polycom said on Friday in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that Bhalla's leave was effective immediately. Bhalla is a senior […] [Read More]
Galleon case: Google connection revealed
The Wall Street Journal has the name of the previously unnamed employee at San Francisco's Market Street Partners whose inside information on Google's earnings was allegedly passed on to Raj Rajaratman's hedge fund. According to the Journal: That employee has been identified by people familiar with the matter as Shammara Hussain, 23 years old, who […] [Read More]
Galleon case: The Bay Area's serial insider trader
Seems it's not the first time Roomy Khan has played illegal footsie with Raj Rajaratsam and his Galleon hedge fund. Khan, identified as a key "cooperating witness" in the insider trading case that has enveloped Silicon Valley, was convicted in 2002 of giving proprietary information about Intel to a Galleon, according to the San Jose […] [Read More]
Policing the banks, up to a point
This from the Federal Reserve, via AP: The Federal Reserve for the first time would police banks' pay policies to ensure they don't encourage employees to take reckless gambles like those that contributed to the financial crisis, according to a proposal unveiled Thursday. Unlike a Treasury plan to slash pay at certain companies that were […] [Read More]
"Recognizing businesses for what they do well"
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce just handed out its 2009 Ebbies ("Excellence in Business") at the Palace Hotel. The winners, and the judges' reasons: Small Business:. PhilippeBecker, a family-owned branding and packaging design agency focused on defining new brands, categories and markets, PhilippeBecker is also a certified green business that significantly reduced the agency's […] [Read More]
High Tech hyping the "recovery"?
Here's The Economist's "yes-but" on the recent tech sector bullishness and how it will drag the rest of us out the Great Recession. The wave of good news has already restarted the hype machine, for which the IT industry is well known. Once again, the sector is being trumpeted as the savior of the economy. […] [Read More]
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|Jul 01, 2013
|MorgBid2 allows a window to pop up to so that raid members can vote NEED, TAKE (greed), OFFSPEC(greed offspec) or PASS on loot in endgame instances. Every member of the raid must have MorgBid2 installed in order to vote. Please help localize here. Bid Values: NEED = item is onspec and you really want it (ie big upgrade rare->epic) TAKE = item is onspec and a decent upgrade or you don't want it really badly OFFSPEC = item is offspec but you would like it for your offspec set PASS = no thanks...
|Jul 01, 2013
|MorgDKP2 is a full featured mod that allows the master looter (ML) to control the loot distribution process. Only one member is required to have this mod. MorgDKP2 is also capable of tracking DKP and outputting the DKP string for import into eqDKP using a custom php import script. Please help localize here. Troubleshooting LDB shortcuts: L-click => MorgBid2 query Shift-L-click => Invite list Ctrl-L-click => Raidtracker R-click => Options L-click itemlink => Add manual item for query...
Character Info Durability
|Jun 25, 2013
|Shows the minimum durability of equipped items on the stats frame. The stat frame will show the minimum durability but on mouse over shows min / average. The values are colorized for quick reference, Green over 50%, Yellow is 25-50% and Red less then 25%. Also includes LDB support for addons such as Titan Bar to display your % all the time. If you click on the LDB display it will toggle colorizing the value. Slash Command List /cid color Toggles colorizing of values, it can be forced by using...
|Jun 10, 2013
|What it does AltTabber is a small addon which will play a notification for the following: Looking for group Raid Ready Check Battleground World PVP Battleground (Wintergrasp and Tol'Barad) Brawler's Guild Where to get it WoW Ace - Often Beta quality Curse - Most updated stable version WoW Interface - Stable version Donations I have setup a donation site via Plegie. Feel free to donate if you like this mod. I have put countless hours of time and effort into it along with many people who have...
|May 30, 2013
|Tells you which nest to fly to on the Ji-Kun encounter in the Throne of Thunder raid instance. Currently 25m Heroic/Normal only. It is also assumed that you use 5 groups to go to the nests.
|May 25, 2013
|You can filter on item quality, and whether you are in a party or raid group Supports "AutoConfirmLoot" feature for looting Bind on Pickup (BoP) items while Solo Slash Commands: /acr, /autoconfirm Tickets (Bugs / Errors / Feature Requests) Libraries: Ace3, LibDataBroker SimpleConfirmLoot is the minimalistic version of AutoConfirmRoll
|May 24, 2013
|SimpleConfirmLoot basically is AutoConfirmRoll, but without any of the (Ace3) options Auto confirms Need, Greed and Disenchant rolls Auto confirms looting BoP items when you are Solo
|May 23, 2013
|Assigns icons to interruptable adds in phase 2, to help with interrupt assignments (first 6 marks are used)
|May 21, 2013
|BigWigs plugin that marks the Balcony Adds on the Horridon encounter in Throne of Thunder. Wastewalkers Venom Priests Frozen Warlords Warbears Beast Shaman By default marks are done in increasing order (Star, Circle, Diamond, Triangle, etc) and reset on each new door. There is a simple Lua config in the main file to customize this marking order (see the section starting on line 9 in the .lua file). Please file tickets for any problems, comments have been disabled. Currently this has only been...
BigWigs Kalecgos Health
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|What it does A small addon which displays both Kalecgos and Sathrovarr the Corruptor hit points during the encounter. Requires BigWigs to work. Where to get it WoW Ace - Often Beta quality Curse - Most updated stable version How to get it to work You need to enable it in the Big Wigs options. Commands There is no interface, it just works. Known Issues All known issues will be kept at the WoW Ace tracker. Please use the WoW Ace tracker to file bug reports. Wish List Please use the WoW Ace...
|Apr 05, 2013
|A collection of Little Wigs modules from the Cataclysm era. Comments are closed as they will never be looked at, there's a ticket tracker to report issues: http://www.wowace.com/addons/littlewigs_cataclysm/tickets/
Ouro Loot
|Mar 21, 2013
|What Ouro Loot tracks loot during a raid and then produces output formatted for pasting on a guild forum or similar place. Loot is optionally categorized by boss if you have Deadly Boss Mods installed. Loot can be annotated with notes (getting disenchanted, awarded for offspec, going to a guild vault, etcetera) and the forum output will be marked up appropriately. A longer-term history of loot is kept also. This addon does not replace or augment the Master Looter interface or behavior. In...
Old Instance Finder
|Mar 16, 2013
|Are you looking for people to run The Mechanar with to grind some old rep? Want to find out if anyone's running Molten Core so you can tag along for the Ragnaros achievement? You can either do /who The Mechanar and wait for the result then do a second /who z-"Molten Core" or... With Old Instance Finder you can run a search of a load of dungeons at the same time... Either type /OIF to get the Gui to select the dungeons or just type /oif 80 and it will search the dungeons for level 80s you can...
|Mar 14, 2013
|Overview GarajalInnervation opens a frame during the Garajal encounter that displays information about the amount of the Spiritual Innervation buff applied to players. This overcomes the limitation that Blizzard implemented this buff as a non-stacking one, and the only way in the stock UI to tell how much buff one has is to examine the tooltip text, which can be most cumbersome during a raid encounter! The addon is lightweight and does very little in the background if not in Mogu'shun Vaults...
|Mar 12, 2013
|A library with reusable code to detect failure at certain raid tasks. At last count there are 107 different "fails" that are tracked (updated for ToC/Icecrown courtesy of Maat/sztanpet/MysticalOS). Please note, this list is not always up-to-date. The Icecrown Citadel list includes: Fail_Rotface_OozeExplosion Fail_Rotface_StickyOoze Fail_Marrowgar_Whirlwind Fail_Marrowgar_Coldflame Fail_Marrowgar_SaberLash Fail_Festergut_VileGas Fail_Festergut_PungentBlight Fail_Deathwhisper_DeathNDecay...
|Mar 11, 2013
|sRaidFrames was originally designed to replace the raid frames provided by CT_RaidAssist. They share the same look and feel of the original frames, but are highly optimized and even include extra features such as aggro highlighting and display of PVE critical abilities. The main goal of sRaidFrames is to be just that, frames, nothing more; they do not deliver any other magic that you might know from CT_RaidAssist. This includes Decursing, Bossmods, Raid Status and Emergency Monitor. By not...
|Mar 10, 2013
|Supersimple. If a boss hits 30%, you will get a warning in the chat frame, reminding you about the Guild Battle Standard. If you are the party leader, and there's at least 2 more guildies in the group, the warning will go to partychat instead. No configuration.
Raid Flare Key Bindings (without errors)
|Mar 06, 2013
|Adds keybindings for raid flares / world markers, using the new 4.3 system that makes it work even if your user interface is "tainted". Yes, you've seen it happen.
|Feb 06, 2013
|Please use http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/xloot - Master is included in the package, and this is no longer maintained.
Omen Threat Meter
|Dec 20, 2012
|Omen Omen is a threat meter. Basically, enemies in WoW decide who to attack by deciding who is the most threatening based on the abilities you use. What Omen does is provide accurate values of your group's relative threat level on individual enemies, so that you can see when you're in danger of pulling aggro (or, if you're next on the snack list if your tank bites it). This info is usually only critical in raids, where only tanks can survive aggro, but it's useful for any multi-player...


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In speaking of the Pulitzer Prize winning book Profiles in Courage by the late President John F. Kennedy, Fr. Dennis Hadberg said the work mentioned such well-known and notable people as John Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster and Sam Houston.
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Two people from Bloomfield have been arrested on meth charges.
57-year-old Dale Rollins and 30-year-old Amanda Dee Rieman are facing several drug charges after police went to the home to arrest Rieman on a warrant out of MonroeCounty.
That is when they found Rollins with an unlicensed handgun and took him into custody. Rieman was later arrested at the residence after evidence of a meth lab was found.
Rieman is also charged with neglect of a dependent after her three children were found living in the home where the meth was being made.


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C.J. Mosley getting a range of lessons in the NFL
Inside linebacker C.J. Mosley had some tough classes at the University of Alabama, but nothing as hard as learning about playing in the National Football League.
Mosley has been on a crash course since the Ravens drafted him in the first-round (17th overall) of the NFL draft a few weeks ago. It is eat and sleep football all day, every day. Mosley, though, is finally getting settled.
"The biggest adjustment is adjusting to football all day," Mosley said. "You're here at 6 in the morning. Back in college, I was just getting ready for class at 8 or doing a workout or something. But now, it's all football from 6 to 6."
Mosley is expected to start at weak-side linebacker this season, but the Ravens haven't put out a depth chart just yet. If he doesn't, then he will eventually get the opportunity, which is standard practice for almost any first-round pick.
At Alabama last season, Mosley led the team in tackles with 108. He sees a lot of similarities in the schemes played by the Ravens and the Crimson Tide.
"We played a complex defense under coach [Nick] Saban," Mosley said. "A lot of things we did at Alabama they do here with the Baltimore Ravens. I haven't been through the whole defense yet. But when I get through it, get through the preseason, earn my stripes as far as a rookie player and do what I need to do on special teams, I'll be ready to play."
Mosley is no longer in awe of playing in the NFL. He feels comfortable playing with some of his former teammates and has been tutored by cornerback Lardarius Webb and linebackers Albert McClellan, Daryl Smith and Arthur Brown.
"You see guys like Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata on TV," Mosley said. "They are not here, but they will be in a few weeks. I'll be playing right next to them and they will be depending on me to make plays and help them get back to the Ravens' standard of playing great defense."
'Jersey' Joe
Instead of making excuses for not having held informal workouts with his receivers, Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco should just say he has two young children and wants to spend time at home with his family in New Jersey.
Ravens coaches certainly would prefer for Flacco to have such workouts, but they aren't going to make or break the team this season and certainly not turn him into an "elite" quarterback.
Critics like to compare quarterbacks to Peyton Manning or Tom Brady, and that's unfair. Flacco is not in that class and is not that type of leader. He is, however, a pretty good quarterback who tends to be more on the introverted side. He is secure in his abilities and who he is as a person.
The Ravens knew what they were getting before they signed Flacco to a $120.6 million contract before the start of last season. When it's time to play football, Flacco is going to play hard. When it's the offseason, Cool Joe becomes Jersey Joe.
And it's probably not going to change. So, if you want Manning or Brady, move to Denver or New England.
Quicker feet
One area Flacco will have to improve in is footwork. Despite his size, Flacco moves reasonably well in the pocket. In the West Coast offense, Flacco will have to throw quicker. There are also more roll and sprint-out passes.
"Even though those routes a lot of times are the same, the progressions aren't quite the same," coach John Harbaugh said. "Or how the quarterback coach or offensive coordinator asks you to use your feet to get you from one progression to the next, it's not a lot different from what he's been doing in the past, but it's a little bit different.
"The West Coast offense is very — more than any offense I'm that familiar with — tight end [-oriented], ties the footwork into the reads more than any other one, and it's very straightforward," Harbaugh said. "It's very black and white for the quarterback, and that's what Joe is learning right now. It is that, but it's also the boots. It's also the keepers and the play-action passes, too."
Osemele looks healthy
I got a glimpse of left guard Kelechi Osemele at practice and wasn't looking to see if he overpowered anyone, but at his stride and how he bent his knees.
Everything seemed positive for Osemele, who had back surgery to repair a herniated disk in November. The Ravens will know more once they see how he responds after several days of consistent contact.
As for two other injured players, it will be news the day Harbaugh announces that guard-tackle Jah Reid (sprained calf) and nose guard Terrence Cody (hip surgery) can practice instead of missing time.
Jensen playing new position
The Ravens have made second-year guard Ryan Jensen a backup tackle. He is taking repetitions on both the left and right sides.
Jensen looked comfortable at both, especially on the right side where he will battle starter Rick Wagner, also a second-year player, for playing time.
"Obviously, we moved him, but he's getting reps at both right tackle and left tackle," Harbaugh said. "We're going to put him in the mix out there and see how he does. He played tackle in college, so he's comfortable out there, mentally, it seems like. We'll see if he's a fit out there also. It'll just give us more competition."
Steve Smith taking it in
The Ravens have signed a number of quality veterans over the years, including tight end Shannon Sharpe and safety Rod Woodson. They think before they talk, and newly acquired wide receiver Steve Smith might be in that category.
Despite four Ravens being arrested in the offseason, Smith isn't ready to start teaching them life lessons yet.
"Nobody really cares what you have to say until they really know if you care," Smith said. "So, I'll sit down and I'll talk to guys and get to know them. You can't come in there and [say], 'Hey, let me tell you this is what you're supposed to do,' and all that stuff. You're being hypocritical.
"For me, I'll sit down — and I've had dinner with guys — and I'll get to know them, know who they are, know where they're from, know what school they went to. You've got to go through a little. … You've got to break it down and get to know them first before you just start telling them what they need to do, because that's not how it works."
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Tuesday night featured the first conference matchup for both St. Olaf and Hamline. The Oles struggled to a slow start, with Elyse Erickson '09 draining a pair of free throws almost three minutes into the game for St. Olaf's first points.
Later in the first half, the Oles suffered a 6:26 scoreless drought, as they were unable to crack the Pipers defense. Nevertheless, Kelsey Oja '09 drilled a three-pointer with 1:17 left in the first half that drew the women within eight, making the score 29-21 at the break.
St. Olaf battled its way back into the game early in the second half, and drew within three points on two separate occasions. With just under 15 minutes to play, the women trailed 37-34. However, the Pipers drained three three-pointers coupled with a three-point-play with just 10 minutes remaining in the game to stretch Hamline's lead to 12 points.
Erickson led the Oles' offense with 16 points, shooting 3-for-9 from the floor and 10-for-12 from the free throw line. Erickson has paced St. Olaf's scoring in each of its four games so far this season. Oja tacked on 11 points of her own while Kristina Stoermer '08 pulled in a team-high eight rebounds.
Hamline relied on their perimeter shooting, firing a solid 35 percent from beyond the three-point arc, compared to St. Olaf's 16.7 percent from the outside. The Pipers also shot 50 percent from the field in the second half, making 14 of 28 baskets.
"The game was not played with the type of intensity that we practice & or that we expect of ourselves," Erickson said. "We need to be more consistent and play to win and not to lose."
The previous night saw the Oles post a positive result against Martin Luther College in New Ulm, Minn. Again, Erickson paced the offense with 19 points, shooting a perfect 8-for-8 from the field. First-year guard Jamie Erdahl added 11 points, dropping in two three-pointers, and posted a team-high eight steals against the Knights.
Forwards Kristina and Danielle Stoermer '08 each hauled in eight rebounds and tacked on nine and eight points respectively on offense. Tasha Mrosak '10 provided quality minutes off the bench, racking up four assists and four steals in 25 minutes of action.
The Oles led by just four points at half time, but enjoyed a strong second-half team performance where they outscored the Knights 32-14.
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Herb Roasted ChickenJuly 1st, 2014UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyServes 4
½ whole chicken
3 tablespoons olive oil
½ tablespoon fresh rosemary, chopped
½ teaspoon fresh thyme, chopped
Juice of ½ lemon
1 orange or lemon, sliced
Salt and pepper to taste
4 rosemary branches
Place chicken in a medium bowl. Add olive oil, herbs, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Marinate chicken, turning occasionally, 1 to 6 hours. Place sliced oranges or lemons on a plank brushed with olive oil. Place rosemary branches on top of oranges or lemons. Place chicken, skin side up, on top of rosemary. Grill or bake at 350 degrees, 50 to 60 minutes or until juices run clear and internal temperature reaches 160 to 170 degrees.
Recipe Variation: Any combination of fresh or dried herbs can be used in this recipe. For a quick meal, simply marinate chicken in prepared oil-based salad dressing of choice. Chicken pieces can be prepared using this technique.
Source: Plank Cooking: The Essence of Natural Wood by Scott and Tiffany Haugen
Tequila Lime ChickenMay 1st, 2014UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklySERVES: 6
1/2 cup tequila
1/2 cup freshly squeezed lime juice
2 tablespoons olive oil, plus 1 teaspoon for brushing if needed
1 tablespoon salt-free Caribbean Citrus seasoning
1 tablespoon honey
1 teaspoon fresh lime zest
1 pound chicken legs
In a large bowl, combine the tequila, lime juice, olive oil, Caribbean Citrus seasoning, honey, and lime zest and mix well. Add the chicken legs, cover, and place in the refrigerator to marinate for four to five hours or overnight. Preheat an outdoor grill with the rack set about 6 inches from the heat source. Set the heat to medium-high. Coat the grill rack with cooking spray. (Or prepare an oven broiler with the rack set 6 inches from the heat source. Cover a broiler tray with aluminum foil and coat the foil with cooking spray.)
Add the chicken legs and grill or broil for 25 to 30 minutes, until the chicken is cooked through to an internal temperature of 180 degrees. If the chicken appears dry as it cooks, brush each leg with a little olive oil. Source: You Won't Believe It's Salt-Free! by Robyn Webb, image by Renee Comet Photography.
Chicken "Parmesan" with Simple Red SauceMarch 1st, 2014UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyServes: 4
Simple red sauce
1 (28 ounce) can crushed tomatoes
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 cloves garlic, finely minced or pressed
2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
1/4 cup shredded Daiya vegan mozzarella
1/4 cup cornstarch or tapioca starch
3/4 cup gluten-free breadcrumbs (I prefer Ener-G)
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
2 tablespoons rice milk
6 tablespoons olive oil
4 (4-ounce) chicken cutlets, 1/4-inch thick
1/2 cup shredded Daiya vegan mozzarella
Fresh basil for garnish
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. To make the sauce, combine all the ingredients for the sauce in a heavy pan over medium heat. Bring to a simmer and cook for five minutes, stirring often. Set aside. Pour the cornstarch into a shallow bowl and set aside. Combine the breadcrumbs with some salt and pepper and the oregano in another shallow bowl; set aside. Pour the rice milk into a third shallow bowl. Whisk in four tablespoons of the olive oil, one tablespoon at a time, until you have a creamy emulsion. Turn one chicken cutlet in the cornstarch, coating both sides. Lift out, shaking off the extra cornstarch, and dip in the rice milk mixture, then turn in the breadcrumbs to coat. Set aside. Repeat with the remaining three cutlets.
Heat one tablespoon of the olive oil in a large, heavy pan over medium-high heat until just starting to ripple. Add the cutlets and cook for two minutes, then add the remaining one tablespoon olive oil, turn the chicken, and cook for two minutes more. Transfer to a nonstick baking pan. Spray the tops of the cutlets with a little cooking spray and bake for five minutes. Meanwhile, rewarm the sauce over medium heat. Remove the baking pan from the oven, flip the chicken, and top each cutlet with two tablespoons of the sauce. Sprinkle the vegan mozzarella evenly over the cutlets and return to the oven to bake for eight more minutes, until the cheese has melted and is bubbling. Serve garnished with a few basil leaves. Source: Allergy-Free and Easy Cooking by Cybele Pascal
Chicken Tortilla SoupFebruary 1st, 2014UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklySERVES: 6
1 cup finely chopped yellow onion
1/2 cup peeled and diced carrot
1/2 cup diced celery
2 teaspoons seeded and diced jalapeno chile pepper
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
2 cloves garlic, chopped
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1 (14.5 ounce) can diced tomatoes
6 cups organic chicken broth, homemade or store-bought
6 corn tortillas
1 cup thinly sliced cooked organic chicken
2 tablespoons plus 1/2 teaspoon freshly squeezed lime juice
1/2 avocado, diced
2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
Preheat the oven or toaster oven to 350 degrees. Heat the olive oil in a soup pot over medium-high heat. Add the onion, carrot, celery, jalapeno, and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and sauté until the vegetables begin to soften, three to five minutes. Stir in the garlic, cumin, and oregano. Stir in the tomatoes with their juice and cook one minute. Add the broth and bring to a boil. Decrease the heat to low, cover, and simmer for 15 minutes. Put the tortillas in a stack and cut into 1/4- to 1/2-inch-wide strips. Spread the strips on a baking sheet and bake just until crisp, seven to eight minutes. Add the chicken, two tablespoons of the lime juice, and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon of salt to the soup and stir to combine. Simmer uncovered for five minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the remaining 1/2 teaspoon of lime juice. Taste; you may want to add a squeeze of lime juice or a pinch of salt. To serve, ladle the soup into bowls. Crumble the tortilla strips, then scatter them over the soup. Top with the avocado and cilantro and serve immediately. Source: The Longevity Kitchen by Rebecca Katz with Mat Edelson, image by Leo Gong
Brother Bru Bru's Hot Wings with Blue Cheese Dipping SauceJuly 1st, 2013UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyMakes 24 hot wings
12 whole chicken wings
1 ounce extra virgin olive oil
½ teaspoon salt*
½ teaspoon pepper
Hot Wing Sauce
¼ cup (4 oz) Brother Bru Bru's Chipotle Pepper Sauce
2 tablespoons (1 oz) unsalted butter
Dipping Sauce
4 ounces plain (unsweetened, unflavored) Greek style yogurt
1 ounce crumbled blue cheese
½ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cracked pepper
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cut off the tips from the wings and discard. Separate the drumettes and wingettes by cutting through the joint between them. This yields 24 hot wings. Put the wings in a plastic bag or bowl, pour the olive oil and sprinkle the salt and pepper over the wings and mix until coated. Place wings on a greased cookie sheet and bake for 45 minutes, turning once halfway through (after about 20-25 minutes). When the wings are done baking put them under the broiler for about two to three minutes.
To prepare the hot wing sauce, melt the butter and then stir it and add the Brother Bru Bru's Chipotle Pepper Sauce together in a bowl large enough to hold all of the wings. Prepare the blue cheese dipping sauce by placing the yogurt, crumbled blue cheese, salt, and pepper into a mixing bowl and stirring them together until well blended.
When the wings are cooked, remove them from the oven, place them into the bowl with the hot wing sauce, and toss until the wings are thoroughly coated. Serve wings with dipping sauce and carrots, celery, and/or apple slices. Source: Cynthia Riddle, brobrubru.com
Tips: Want your wings hotter? Replace all or part of the Chipotle Pepper Sauce (hot) with Brother Bru Bru's African Hot Pepper Sauce (very hot). Want to take the edge off? Mix the Chipotle Pepper Sauce with Brother Bru Bru's Chili Pepper Sauce (warm), or use just the Chili Pepper Sauce for a tamer version. *Low-sodium diet? Omit the salt and use Brother Bru Bru's No/Low Sodium Sauces.
Honey Lemon ChickenJuly 1st, 2013UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyServes 4
1 whole chicken, 2 to 3 pounds
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons honey
1 tablespoon sea salt
3 lemons
2 medium onions
1 head garlic
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Rinse the chicken and pat dry. Place the chicken, breast side down, in a 13 by 9-inch baking dish. Drizzle the chicken with the olive oil and honey, sprinkle with sea salt, and stuff with one of the whole lemons. Cut the remaining two lemons in half and place in the corners of the baking dish. Cut the onions in half (leaving the skin on) and place alongside the lemon halves. Break the head of garlic apart (leaving the skin on) and scatter the cloves around the baking dish. Bake the chicken for 50 to 60 minutes, or until the skin is well browned. Increase the heat to 450 degrees, turn the chicken breast side up, and bake for about 15 minutes more, until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thigh reads 170 to 180 degrees. Remove the chicken from the oven. Carve the chicken, drizzle with the pan juices, and serve. Source: Paleo Cooking from Elana's Pantry by Elana Amsterdam and photo by Leigh Beisch
Good-For-You Comfort FoodsMarch 1st, 2013
Comfort foods tend to be less than healthy, but with simple ingredient swaps and healthier cooking techniques, these satisfying foods can be heart-healthy, too. CanolaInfo's "Comfort Your Heart" recipe collection (found at canolainfo.org) will show you how to do just that.Comfort your heart and stomach with healthy and hearty recipesBy Dawn Jackson Blatner
Chicken SaladJuly 1st, 2012UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeekly
1 cup grilled chicken breast, cubed
1 tablespoon finely diced scallions
2 tablespoons diced celery
2 tablespoons diced red pepper
1 tablespoon water
1/2 cup hummus
salt and pepper to taste
Combine all ingredients and stir well. Serve in bowl of radicchio as a salad, on a sandwich, wrap, or as an appetizer with veggies, chips or pita. Makes 3 ½ cups.
Recipe and image provided by Sabra Dipping co.
Chinese Chicken Noodle Salad with Glazed WalnutsJune 1st, 2012UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeekly
1 package of Annie Chun's Organic Chow Mein Asian Meal Starter
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1/2 cup walnut halves
2 tablespoons organic cane sugar
4 cups romaine lettuce, thinly sliced
1 cup English cucumber, julienne cut
1 carrot, julienne cut
1 cup chopped cilantro
2 tablespoons minced scallions
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, grilled and sliced into strips
Cook noodles as directed. Drain and set aside. Heat vegetable oil in pan over medium heat and cook walnut halves with sugar until caramelized; set aside. Combine remaining vegetable ingredients in large bowl. Add chicken and noodles and toss lightly with sauce. Garnish with walnuts and serve. Recipe courtesy of Annie Chun's
Classic Chicken Soup (Goldene Yoikh)March 1st, 2012UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeekly
One 4–5 pound chicken
2 large celery stalks with leaves, sliced
2 large carrots, peeled and sliced in 2-inch diagonals
1 onion, quartered
3 sprigs of flat-leaf parsley
Salt and white pepper to taste
1. Clean and wash the chicken, place it in a large pot, and cover it with water.
2. Bring to a boil and skim the broth thoroughly.
3. Add the vegetables and seasoning. Cover and simmer slowly for about three hours. When it's done, strain the soup. Serve as a broth or with vegetables and chicken.
8-10 Servings
Nutrition information per serving Calories 557; Protein 57 g; Carbohydrate 8 g; Total Fat 31.6 g; Saturated fat 8.8 g; Cholesterol 179 mg; Sodium 214 mg; Fiber 2.2 g


text: Table 9_1_14-1 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities ReportsThe National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness. Table 9_1_14.1Short-stay nursing home residents with delirium, United States, 2004 and 2006aPopulation group20062004PercentSEPercentSETotal2.90.03.40.0Ageb0–6184.108.40.206.165–742.60.13.00.175–843.10.03.50.085 and over3.50.04.00.0GenderbMale3.10.03.60.0Female2.80.03.30.0Race/ethnicitybNon-Hispanic, White3.00.03.50.0Non-Hispanic, Black220.127.116.11.1Non-Hispanic, AI/AN22.214.171.124.3Non-Hispanic, API22.214.171.124.1Hispanic, all races22.214.171.124.1a Data reflect care for the third quarter of each calendar year.b Excludes records with unknown age, gender, and race/ethnicity.Key: AI/AN: American Indian or Alaska Native; API: Asian or Pacific Islander; SE: standard error.Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Minimum Data Set. Current as of September 2009 Internet Citation: Table 9_1_14-1: 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. September 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr08/9_nursinghome_homehealth_hospice/T9_1_14-1.html


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ALBANY — After starting out the season 2-0 under new coach Scot Hemmings, the Darton College baseball team had dropped its next two heading into Tuesday's home contest with Macon State.
Starting pitcher Ryan Lemonds made sure the Cavs got right back on track.
Lemonds, a freshman right-handed hurler from Monroe, Ga., was masterful Tuesday, going five innings, while giving up just three hits and no walks in a 7-0 win. Lemonds also had four strikeouts to give the Cavs (3-2) their first shutout of the season after getting outscored, 9-1, in their last two games.
Of course, it helped that the Cavs' bats gave Darton plenty of run support from the very first inning.
Davis Knapp picked up a double, leading off for the Cavs, then Parker Nix singled in Knapp, followed by Evan Carr reaching on an error to put runners at first and second with no outs and Darton ahead, 1-0. Tripp Calhoun then loaded the bases on a bloop single, which set the stage for Kevin Manos to hit a towering shot to deep left. The ball was caught in the corner, but the sac fly allowed both Nix and Carr to score to put the Cavs ahead, 3-0, and they never looked back.
Knapp finished 3-for-4 with a double, a run scored and stolen base, while Stephen Farris was also 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Calhoun went 2-for-4 with three RBI, and Manos recorded two RBI on a sac bunt and sac fly.
Darton returns to action Friday at Chattahoochee Valley Tech.
South Georgia Tech women remain perfect in Region XVII, close in on first unbeaten conference season
PHENIX CITY, Ala. — There's something special happening in Americus right now.
The South Georgia Tech women's basketball team, led by eighth-year coach Brandan Harrell, is now four wins from the first unbeaten Region XVII season in school history after Tuesday's 59-44 victory against Chattahoochee Tech on the road.
"We're close now, and we've been close before, but we've never gone unbeaten in region," Harrell said. "(We're not focusing) on it too much right now. We're just trying to get healthy (for the stretch run)."
That run continues when SGT — winners of 11 in a row — gets set to close on the regular season with three of its final four games at home, starting by hosting Albany Tech on Thursday, then hosting Darton on Monday. The Lady Jets (18-8 overall) then travel to Atlanta Metro on Feb. 16 for its final road test before ending the regular season at home against Middle Georgia, one of the top teams in the conference.
But right now, no one's better than South Georgia Tech, which has already secured the No. 1 seed for the upcoming region tournament that begins Feb. 21.
The Lady Jets remained perfect Tuesday despite missing the services of second-leading scorer Shay Holston, who was held out in order to recover from a nagging injury. Leading scorer Shontae McCall lead SGT with 15 points in what Harrell called an "ugly win."
"We were just having to play a lot of people more minutes than we wanted to and we just got by," said Harrell, whose Lady Jets demolished Chattahoochee in the first meeting earlier this season, 84-26, for its most lopsided win of the entire season. "We had 15 turnovers in the first half and were only up four if that gives you an idea of the kind of game it was this time around."
ASU WOMEN 63, CLARK ATLANTA 61: The Albany State women's basketball team picked up a much-needed conference win Tuesday night at home against Clark Atlanta, 63-60, thanks to 24 points from Bainbridge native April Thomas — including a huge 3-pointer with under a minute left to tie the game at 61-61 — and 12 points, four steals and eight rebounds from Symone Wilkerson. But it was Wilkerson who played hero for ASU in this one as she got to the free throw line with 2.3 seconds left and nailed both shots to secure the win.
"We played better than we did when we lost to them last week in Atlanta," ASU coach Robert Skinner said. "That shot by April and free throws by Symone were big. Somehow she got to the line rather than them forcing her to take a shot. And she hit 'em both."
With the conference tournament in Atlanta approaching rapidly, ASU is now 8-13 overall and 8-9 in conference play.
ASU next plays Saturday at bitter rival Fort Valley State.
ASU MEN LOSE IN OT: The Rams were close to knocking off another top team in the conference but fell just short Tuesday, losing to the conference's No. 2 team Clark Atlanta in overtime, 79-77.
Jaren Harris led the Rams (9-11, 8-10) with 23 points, while Justin Wilcox added 17 and Michael Tippins scored 10. The Rams led, 42-40, at halftime before Clark Atlanta (12-6, 12-4) edged ASU by two points in the second half.
The Rams are on the road for their next two games: Thursday at Morehouse and Saturday at FVSU.
More like this story
- LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP: After knocking off conference No. 1 Benedict, ASU men nearly upset No. 2 Paine on Saturday ( January 15, 2012 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Darton baseball picks up win No. 2; ASU men, Darton women's hoops both win Saturday ( January 29, 2012 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE HOOPS ROUNDUP: Darton women edge MGC; Noel lifts Titans at buzzer ( February 1, 2012 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Paine women top ASU; Rams get crucial win ( February 17, 2012 )
- SGT downs Darton in 1 vs. 2 duel ( February 14, 2012 )


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Does anyone use Pledge lemon furniture polish??
God Bless America,
Mostly on wooden furniture, yup!
[QUOTE=PIPESTONE;668022]Does anyone use Pledge lemon furniture polish??
God Bless America,
I used it for quite a few years. I've been using Plexus now for the last few years and I honestly don't notice much difference.
I use Honda "Spray Cleaner and Polisher". I get it from the local Honda dealer. Works great to clean and polish the paint and windshield as well as your helmet visor. They warn you on the can to NOT use it on your seat as it would make it too slick.
Plexus for plastiglass, Can-Do for plastic, S100 wash in between. Takes 20 minutes.
Pledge...tried it...hated it. Seems to leave an oily residue that just attracts/holds dust and dirt. Years ago nearly ruined a screen (Pacifico Aero fairing) with Pledge as it started to change the color of the plastic in heavy sunlight.
I use Plexus or Meguiar's plastic polish. Both of those are formulated specifically to CLEAN plastic.
Just two more cents worth of advice. YMMV :brad
Windex makes a cleaner with no amonia that works great on windshields and visors.
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I've been using Pledge for years and it does a great job.
Another Pledge user here. I've been using it for years on everything and have never had a problem.
I grew up around private aircraft and I remember the most popular thing to use back in the 60's was indeed Pledge.
[quote=jm1200gt;673035]another pledge user here. I've been using it for years on everything and have never had a problem.[/quote]
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I have Meguiars from Wally world or O'reillys is cheaper and easier to buy. as to Pledge, I'll donaye this as a lifelong woodworker: It is not good for your furniture either, that is if its made of real wood! A woodworker cringes at the thought of Pledge and its high water content and silicone on fine furniture. Also as it has silicone not so paint freindly for vehicles either due to silicone contamination factor .


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NYPL is one of the most accomplished public libraries, with approximately 53 million items to offer. Although you may believe that such a river of knowledge is bound to promote the freedom of thought and speech, reality is slightly different.
Basically anything you may be interested in can be found at the New York Public Library, at least on paper. When it comes to the internet, US libraries function under the regulations imposed by the Children's Internet Protection Act, a legislation that aims to protect children from harmful online content by filtering out certain websites.
All sounds about right, but it seem that these filters are also blocking The Pirate Bay and, surprisingly enough, Torrent Freak. The library's obvious reason to block TPB is due to some of its adult-oriented ads, but fact is that the torrent portal entered NYPL's blacklist because it falls under the "peer-to-peer file-sharing" category.
Unfortunately, TPB and Torrent Freak are not the sole victims. NYPL also blocks access to RuTracker, Kat.ph (formerly known as KickAssTorrents), and What.cd. Furthermore, BitTorrent clients (uTorrent, Vuze, and Transmission) are also filtered out.
As far as Torrent Freak is concerned, a New York Public Library spokesperson said that:
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While the library's administration acknowledges that its filters may overstep some boundaries, it also highlights that its users can ask for a revaluation of the blocked website by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Climate Change Gamble – or what happened to the precautionary principle?
The words "climate change" are now on the lips of almost every Australian. Plug these words into Google and you get 3.3 million hits for Australian pages, nearly a million more hits than for "health care". Australians talk about climate change, but for a variety of reasons. Some of us are concerned, some are skeptical, some of us don't care and some don't know what information to believe. The issue is enormous and the challenge seems insurmountable. To make a bad thing worse, the topic has recently been blurred by email scandals involving a tricky scientist and anti-science campaigns. As a result, most Australians are left feeling confused and helpless on the topic of climate change. And I don't blame you. Rather than being a real environmental issue, global climate change has become something most Australians have chosen to either believe in or not believe in, almost as if it were a new religion. Taking appropriate action on climate change is hard given the conflicting information.
The purpose of this column is to look beyond the climate change debate and help you appreciate the problem at its core, and to let you draw some conclusions yourself independently of the confusion. First, let's take a quick look at the evidence, and although I am a scientist I will not need to use science predictions, just three simple facts. Fact 1 – we are currently pumping 8-9 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide into the Earth's atmosphere per year. This is an accounting exercise – not science. Fact 2 – since 1960, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has risen by more than 30%. Again, this is a simple observation. Fact 3 – the recent decade is the warmest ever measured by instruments from more than a thousand stations around the globe. Note, simple measurements with thermometers – not complicated science that can be argued with. So, based on these three facts, I pose the question: is it likely that the activity of people is changing the world's atmosphere? And perhaps a more important question – if we are likely to be the cause of this trend do we have a responsibility to do something about it? Even if there is some doubt about just how much our carbon dioxide emissions will heat up the atmosphere and how that will affect weather, bush fires and sea level rise (the science of climate change predictions I have spared you here), should we choose to listen to the climate-change skeptics and deniers when they tell us to go pump that oil, mine that coal, drive that big car and crank up that air con? Or should we adopt the precautionary principle? We are good at taking precautions at the scale of individuals, families or small communities but less so on global environmental issues. Say there's a chance your kids will get sun burnt on a trip to the beach, you slip slap slop them with +30 and buy them hats. It's an expense, but a good investment in the kid's future health. If the sparky says an electrical installation needs to be repaired or else your house might burn down, you're likely to get it fixed or you'll be deemed irresponsible. Responsible mums and dads would not choose to listen to people who say that slip-slap-slopping is a waste of time and that the science of sun-related skin cancer may have uncertainties. We don't gamble with our kid's health and future. Since there's no aggressive anti-sunscreen movement out there keeping the sunscreen experts on their toes, then why all this deep passion for defaming the climate change science? The reason is big $$. I am not asking you to pick a side in this so-called debate, but consider another simple fact: There is far more short-term profit to be gained from climate-change denial than from climate-change science and acceptance. Human-made climate change has its roots in the burning of fossil fuels, and multi-billion dollar industries would benefit from the continued burning of oil and coal. If individuals and governments are to adopt the precautionary principle on global climate change and not gamble with our future, then we need to be more critical about our sources and quality of information. The scientific evidence pointing to likely severe climate change during this century is overwhelming. Although there is uncertainty in the predictions of just how bad things are going to get if we don't cut emissions, that uncertainty is not greater than the uncertainty of the health risks associated with smoking. In this analogy the World is a chain smoker. As the body of climate change evidence grows stronger, so does the ferocity and intensity of the anti-science smear campaigns. Their purpose is to prevent a clear and unanimous call for action that would result in the rapid phasing out of fossil-fuel dependent industries. As long as the climate change issue is something we can choose to believe in or not believe in, it is as real as Santa Clause, UFOs and Fairies, and people are unable to make informed choices or take guided actions. We listen to doctors when we get sick, go to dentists when our teeth fall out, take our car to the mechanic when it breaks down and call lawyers when we need legal help. Some doctors and lawyers might be dodgy, but we don't dismiss the medical and legal systems on that account. When the global climate is showing signs of trouble, responsible governments and individuals should adopt the precautionary principle as they do at home and be guided by the clear evidence and the odds rather than by the she'll-be-right skepticism.
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text: Pleasant Hill, Ohio is located in Miami County. Pleasant Hill has a population of 1,231 and has shown 4.1% growth since 2000. Of the 470 households in Pleasant Hill, 75.2% are owned, 17.8% are rented and 7% are not currently occupied. The median age of homes in Pleasant Hill is 55 years and 43.0% of the homes have been occupied by the same residents for more than 5 years. Learn more about Pleasant Hill, Ohio real estate at coldwellbanker.com.