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Gothenburg's golfers shot their best 18-hole team score of the season on Friday during the Southwest Conference meet at Wild Horse Golf Club.
With three girls finishing in the top 15 for medals, the Swedes pulled together a 402 to finish fourth in the conference.
Had it not been for a scorecard tie-breaker, Gothenburg would have had four in the medals.
Heidi Teahon and Andrea Coder tied for ninth with solid rounds of 97. Coder shot a personal best 42 on the front nine.
Mallory McCoy and McKinley Harm also tied with scores of 104. McCoy got in the medals at 14th but the tie-breaker left Harm at 16th.
Ogallala took the team championship with 353 and four of six golfers in the top 15.
Maaika Mestl of Ogallala was the individual champion. She shot 40 on the front nine and 41 on the back for the winning 81 total.
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Last night's rain delay wasn't long enough for you? Thursday's game started with a rain delay of over three hours before the first pitch.
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Reds pitcher Homer Bailey (0-0) took the mound to face the Cardinals and pitcher Lance Lynn (0-0). Both pitchers looked to continue the trend of dominating pitching that has dominated the first two games of this series.
The first inning saw the Reds break out of their offensive slump as Joey Votto reached base on a double, his second double in back to back days. With Votto on base Jay Bruce came up and absolutely destroyed a Lance Lynn pitch sending it six rows from the top of the moon deck in right field. A massive 450ft home run that nearly left the park. With the bases clear and a 2-0 lead Todd Frazier came to the plate and took Lynn deep again, this time for 474ft deep into the bleachers in left field. Back to back home runs gave the Reds a 3-0 lead in the first inning.
In the second inning St. Louis got on the board thanks to a two run home run by Johnny Peralta to left field. Cincinnati still led 3-2.
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Cincinnati would not go quietly as Todd Frazier would hit his second home run of the game. This time a three run blast to right field to pull the Reds within one at 7-6.
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The fourth and current-generation Outback debuted for model year 2010. It still uses the same "wagon with cheese" recipe it originally debuted with back in 1995, when it famously showed the world just how useful could be a wagon, if you simply gave it all-wheel drive and some decent ground clearance.
That original Outback was a hit everywhere with people who were looking for SUV capability without SUV showy-ness, price, and fuel consumption.
Today that space is pretty much filled by crossovers, and to keep up with the competition, the current Outback is now way more crossover-like.
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While it looks more like a crossover, it didn't quite go all the way. It's sort of a mixed breed, like a Labradoodle, only in this instance, half wagon, half crossover. What do you think? Do you like it?
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- In an otherwise ugly performance, Brett Favre mustered just enough late-game magic to leave Lambeau Field a winner again.
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Favre set up a game-winning 44-yard field goal by Dave Rayner with less than two minutes left to help the Green Bay Packers beat the Minnesota Vikings 9-7 last night.
Rayner's kick gave Favre his 36th career fourth-quarter comeback victory -- and first in more than a year.
Victories aside, Favre's last two games at Lambeau Field this year -- and maybe his last ever here -- were forgettable. He hasn't thrown a touchdown pass, leaving him still eight short of Dan Marino's record of 420. And he's tossed five interceptions while completing 53 percent of his passes.
Favre held the ball aloft at the final gun, hugging his former teammates and saluting his family in a skybox as well as the fans surrounding the tunnel to the locker room.
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I think we have missed one MAJOR requirement for a boffin. They must be over the age of 40. Boffinry requires experience in the field, preferably longer in the field than any student they are likely to encounter!
WTF is... IEEE 1905.1?
Who actually connects their TV/Media Server/PC to their network with Ethernet and Wifi? And even if you did why would system ever choose Wifi connection over the nice fast gigabit ethernet link?
Hadron Collider switches to heavy ions, tinfoilers wet pants again
That big red button...
I pressed it too :D
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As far as I remember making Eurofighter carrier capable wasn't thought possible due the under-carriage. In any case it would still only be a fighter, not a fighter bomber or attack aircraft.
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It was highly extreme porn
It was a six second video clip of a guy showing off his massively overclocked liquid nitrogen cooled gaming PC. Extreme nerd porn!
BOFH: The PFY Chronicles part 2
Why so long?
Come on Simon I was dying to know what was happening to the PFY and how the BOFH would get him back? Please don't make us wait so long for the next instalment.
Amazon spreads Kindleware to BlackBerries
Does this article say in Para 6 what I think it says? That if you go overseas the book you are reading on your Kindle could become unavailable because of regional rights restrictions?
US Matrix-style cyberwar firing range goes to Phase II
So they are building an updated version of that classic game...
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@ Jim
Yes, but this was not for re-entry but as protection from the solar wind. Since around the moon you are outside the earth's protective magnetosphere.
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Surely the solution to all this is to place the passphrase on a disk inside a safe. You can't be forced to give up the combination to the safe under the 5th and you can't be expected to know a long pass phrase....
Debt collection can be harassment, rules court
Yah for common sense!
Another reason I love our legal system (most of the time)
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- paella suburb flavorOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/27/2014We came for paella as yours was touted as the best in seattle. I thought it had suburb flavor yet it was a little disappointing. It was smaller than I imagined. The whole prawns that had to be cleaned, I'm sure thrills some, as it probably seems more authentic but it is difficult to manage as a diner. Also the chicken, again, probably seems more authentic to some but to manage as a diner, I would prefer smaller pieces that didn't have to be managed. Overall, it didn't seem as festive as I had imagined. The space, while certainly pleasant, is quite subdued. I would like to try again next summer on the deck on a beautiful sunny evening and see how that is. It certainly made me ready to make paella myself again.Special Features:
- Tasteful, Tasteful, Tasteful!MichelinStarHunterVIPDined on 10/26/2014This is a wonderful restaurant! I loved the "be yourself" ambience, the service, hospitality, and of course, the food! Go for the Brussels sprouts a and roasted pork w chorizo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant nightPhotomom5Dined on 10/18/2014The food flavor a never wowed us or exploded our senses with surprise. It was an expensive meal that was good. We'll go back to loulay's!Special Features:
- Great food for a group settingMooTooDined on 10/15/2014This is a little gem of a restaurant. I took a table of 9 which grew to a setting of 14 without any hassle or issue from the staff waiting on us. We ordered a range of starters which were tasty and then the group had a variety of plates - none of which remained when our table was cleared. Surely a good sign! Unlike so many of their counter parts, this restaurant has a perfectly sized menu - just enough choice without being overwhelming. The veggies amongst us has a great meal and they were very easy to switch up anything we didn't want in the dish itself. I'd also love to return with my husband, it's that kind of place: Romantic, delightful food and great ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still goodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/12/2014Been here atleast 15 times. This time the food was not as good as all the other times. Disappointed with the food.I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousolymominSeattleDined on 10/11/2014We ate here as a group of 3 before going to a show at the 5th Avenue Theater. The appetizers really set the tone for the evening. We had a great selection of olives, peppers, bread and baked grapes with cheese and nuts with Sangria. Our server was very attentive. We all had different entrees and they were all outstanding. We shared a dessert and left feeling very satisfied. It was a short walk to the theater. A very successful evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatsybaritaDined on 10/4/2014Great place! Very good food and better service! Innovative fusion. All dishes are high qualitySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Doesn't DisappointOrsinoDined on 10/4/2014A still-warm autumn night at Terra Plata is worth the effort of booking a reservation in advance. When they open the sliding glass windows to let the sounds and scents of the neighborhood at night mingle with the cooking aromas and enthusiastic diners' chatter, it makes the experience just a little more energetic. Very attentive service from staff who clearly like their jobs and their establishment very much. Outstanding entrees: Coho salmon and Wagyu sirloin. Some interesting and a couple of surprising wines on the menu, too.Special Features:
- Great food, poor servicegogirl1213VIPDined on 10/4/2014We loved the food, the rustic decor and the menu at Terra Plata: a limited list of items done very well. However, service was quite poor despite the restaurant being only a 1/4 of the way full. We never received the drinks we ordered (which at least didn't pop up on the bill) and our server took quite a while to even come over to us with waters; slow service continued in the short time we were there. Hopefully the service will improve or was a fluke as the food really was quite tasty!Special Features:
- Paella night!hmcq12Dined on 9/29/2014Went with the gentleman for Paella Night, and we weren't disappointed! We started with the cheese plate and wine flight, both of which were great. Had the paella mixto and sangria, and had a blast. Flavorful, lots of different proteins & veggies, and filling. We ended up finding a coupon in the chinook book app, but I wouldn't have had a problem paying full price; definitely worth it. Restaurant is a little noisey, but food & service quality always make up for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- interesting food and poor servicemel2VIPDined on 9/28/2014I have eaten at Terra Plata before and have always found the food interesting. It is not off the charts fabulous but delicious and very seasonal. I also like the location. But this last eating experience left me with a lack of desire to return. Our waitress showed a complete lack of care and interest in our table. Once she took our wine and appetizer order, we waited and waited to place the rest of the order. We had to flag her down. She never returned to the table except to give us our bill. Other staff served our entrees which took forever to show up. The restaurant was not busy...it was 5:00 on a Sunday evening. No excuses for such bad, slow service!Special Features:
- A little loud, but very goodfoodloveDined on 9/27/2014The food was fantastic (although the sirloin was on the very rare side of "medium-rare"). It is very loud, so not a great place for quiet conversations. We were seated in a row of 2-tops, and unfortunately could hear every one of their conversations, as well as those across the restaurant. It is very loud. Looking forward to trying the rooftop dining next summer.Special Features:
- great but forgottenOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/27/2014we sat on the rooftop which was a very nice setting, there are heat lamps so it felt nice even on a chilly night. our food was awesome but service very poor - our server seemed to bypass us often, we got a bottle of champagne that she brought to us opened and then left so I had to pour for us, and she got upset and snapped at a support staff member in front of us which I though was very inappropriate especially considering he was more attentive and helpful to us than she was.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Local FavoriteFiebinatorDined on 9/27/2014What a great restaurant. We love Terra Plata ... so many things to marvel at.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overrated & OverpricedfoodietttaVIPDined on 9/21/2014Our first & last time. We were given the option of dining alfresco, roof top which seemed like a good idea until we were shoe-horned so closely into a table that was almost into the laps of an adjoining couple. The rather embarrassed women assured us they would talk quietly. We heard every word. The drinks were nasty tasting & the food was just plain bland or too bitter due to over use of herbs. I am a foody & I was so disappointed that I dragged my husband on a super-long walk to this awful place. We could have had an excellent meal at Urbane (5-stars) in our hotel (Hyatt 8 at Olive.) One of the worst OpenTable experiences EVER.
- SuperbLocalLocoLawdyLuluDined on 9/19/2014Not pretentious, really fantastic food, great service, great energy. This will definitely be one of our top go-to places.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissapointingNoFoodieDined on 9/14/2014I was looking forward to trying out Terra Plata, perhaps my expectations were too high Cheese plate was good though small. I asked what types of cheeses they were and that seem to confuse the server. The risotto was bland and undercooked. I told the server, he said "oh" and moved on. I got some salt and pepper from a different server. Salmon dish was only ok. All can be taken on stride when a good time is the goal except for poor service. Our server provided absolutely no help other than carrying our dishes to the table. I was appalled by his lack of concern or desire to help. I felt under appreciated as a paying customer.
- Lovely brunchveganfoodieDined on 9/14/2014I very much enjoyed my brunch experience. My only criticism is that the restaurant was not at all busy but our food did take some time to come out.Special Features:
- wonderful!happinessDined on 9/13/2014our first experience but can't wait to come again. very cool vibe, amazing rooftop deck with urban views, superior staff, yummy food with great presentations. can't wait to come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousJaneGoDined on 9/13/2014Wonderful food. Outstanding service. Perfect experience. Ate outside on their upper patio overlooking their rooftop vegetable and herb garden.Special Features:
- DelightfulSpek4ChefDined on 9/12/2014Had a leisurely lunch for two here last week. Very interesting menu that works really well for sharing. Solid list of both domestic and international wines. We got the peppers, a salad, the seafood stew, the steak frites, and the maccaroons for dessert. Everything was delicious and appropriately portioned, and the service was just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent meal!matthewDined on 9/11/2014Delicious and inventive food, great service, and a fantastic ambience. What more do you want?Special Features:
- Always a gemsavethexuxosDined on 9/6/2014Terra Plata never disappoints! A go to choice to take visitors, business colleagues, and friends. Great food and friendly staff! The potato chips are truffle heaven and while I don't order chicken when out, the dish unexpectedly was a standout.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic eveninglocaleaterDined on 9/5/2014Sat on the roof with friends, great atmosphere, fantastic food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch spotMamnoonFanDined on 9/5/2014This is a great lunch spot. It is so close to downtown, yet I have never had trouble getting a seat at lunch time. The service is a bit slow for lunch, so if you need to be in and out within an hour, this isn't your ideal destination. However, if you have between 75 to 90 minutes, this place is a gem.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/3/2014Really tasty, but a bit pricey. The rooftop is a great location, but there are a lot of tables pretty close to each other. If you are looking for a semi-private romantic date, this is probably not the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as good as beforeKMcGDined on 8/31/2014We went to TP awhile ago for dinner and everything was outstanding. So naturally, we couldn't wait to take friends from out of town there for brunch. The food was good--better than the usual brunch fare--but the service was TERRIBLE. Everyone around us--even people who came in AFTER we had ordered--got their food before we did. It was such a disappointment. The other bummer was the seating for our party of 6. We were put at a really long table with long, heavy benches (vs. chairs) which made it difficult to accommodate people of different heights. It wouldn't have been such a bummer but there were several other open tables (that remained open for the duration of our meal) that could've easily (and comfortably) accommodated our party.Special Features:
- Trendy brunch but with great foodDemiDined on 8/31/2014Can I just say that you must buy a cinnamon roll and a biscuit for your table. This was suggested by our very friendly server and it was a great idea. The hardwood meet brick look of the place and the open kitchen makes you feel like you're brunching at a trendy loft. The kitchen seemed very amenable to substitution (related to food restrictions).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spontaneous outingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/30/2014Made a reservation last minute and got the last one for the night. The place smelled wonderful which heightened the anticipation. I had the cod which was cooked perfectly and melted in your mouth. He had the steak which was served a little rare. Overall it was great! We look forward to coming back..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TLFurstDined on 8/28/2014terrific food and presentation, nice imaginative wine list, good staffSpecial Features:
- Wonderful foodBroodieFoodieDined on 8/26/2014Fantastic food with multilayered flavors. The churros with chocolate dipping sauce was delightful. Although the food was great, it was hard to completely enjoy because I felt like I was dinning in a loud sauna. I hoped the cocktails would cool me off but the small size didn't liberate my comfort.Special Features:
- TastyCRunDined on 8/25/2014Beyond the great paella marisco and delicious Roger's pilsner, my girlfriend and I had a great two hours on the rooftop enjoying her birthday. Thanks to our great waiter who took my inquiry and provided the flan on the house!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!WadeyBoyDined on 8/24/2014First time here and it was great. Rooftop garden seating was very nice on a late summer evening. Friendly service, tasty appetizers and everyone in our party enjoyed their entree. Winner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- it was good but...YMYKMTDined on 8/24/2014Went there for a Sunday brunch. The attendant was very nice. I like it's location and the ambience of the restaurant. Food was prepared well but portion size was a bit short for the price. Maybe a complimentary bread/toast with your brunch entree at the current price would have made it more reasonable. It's just hard to eat your grits, sardines or stew with no bread...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great but oversolddempstaVIPDined on 8/23/2014Wait service was fine but checking in was not so smooth. They were overbooked on the rooftop deck so we had to wait almost half an hour even with reservations. No bar where we might grab a drink and wait...Other than that, food is great as always, ambience on top is lovely, hard to beat.Special Features:
- Disastrous evening2eatornot2eatVIPDined on 8/17/2014The res was for 7:45 PM on the rooftop. The host said people were finishing up. We waited by the door till about 8:15 and checked again & we're told they only had bar stools available on the roof so we said we'd have a drink at the bar and to let us know when the table was ready. By 8:30 I complained to the mgr and he promptly comped our drinks and bought us some apps which was very nice. But as time wore on it was clear the rooftop wasn't going to happen so we agreed to sit downstairs. You would think they would've told the waiter to be on top of it but the service was slow and the kitchen was even slower. No wonder they were backed up. We didn't get to eat dinner till just past 9:30 PM.
- Good for a group dinner outchrismm1978VIPDined on 8/16/2014I wouldn't recommend for a date night out, but with a group of friends Terra Plata is perfect. We waited an hour for our reserved time, which was disappointing, but they did send us a few appetizers on the house, as we were sitting at the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful evening at Terra PlataHoodieFoodieVIPDined on 8/16/2014We were seated on the roof deck for dinner - perfect ambience once the sun went behind the buildings. We definitely recommend the more relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere of the deck over the main restaurant downstairs where it is more of a scene. We shared a number of small and large plates between four people - the roasted grapes and foraged mushrooms were particularly delicious. We shared two desserts - the huckleberry cake was everyone's favorite. Our server was really delightful and attentive at all times and he recommended the perfect wines to pair with the assortment of dishes we ordered.Special Features:
- LovelynakedtonueVIPDined on 8/16/2014Treated myself to a solo brunch. Had the savory hash with house made sausage and a perfectly poached egg. Delightful flavors and very fresh herbs. A spicy Bloody Maria added to the experience. I wish the two-top tables weren't so close together, but I had a peaceful meal until the table next to be was seated.Special Features:
- Great flavors and Servicejmg98118VIPDined on 8/15/2014Has a limited menu, but 3 choices in the earth, land, and sea categories. We had the cheese platter for starters, and then the pork dinner, which was large enough to share. The pork was tender with great flavors, the clams that were in the broth were cooked just right and had absorbed the many flavors of the brothSpecial Features:


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Missouri Presidential results still unknownSubmitted by OFallonBrent on Wed, 11/12/2008 - 18:08
Missouri is the only state that has not declared a winner for the November 4 election.
John McCain Rep. 1,444,302 49.4%
Barack Obama Dem. 1,439,329 49.3%
Ralph Nader Ind. 17,787 0.6%
Bob Barr Lib 11,370 0.4%
Chuck Baldwin CST 8,190 0.3%
Only a 4973 vote difference or a 0.17% difference.
In the primaries there were 1,415,951 votes casts for all candidates.
This election Republican -3.9% from the 2004 election.
The Democrats +3.2% from 2004.
They are still counting provisional ballots.
Still close to 90,000 votes
or fully 1/3 of the votes cast, to be certified in Alaska.
A few local races might be up in the air, and the presidential race will not change (McCain won in a landslide here, 60-something percent to 30-something), but the big one will be who represents Alaska in the U.S. Senate. Ted Stevens is hanging on over the equally corrupt democratic challenger by a 3,000 vote lead, 48 percent to 46 percent. Sadly, the Ron Paul-endorsed third party candidate will only have about 5% when it's all said and done.
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I found this on Nader website
seems they are still counting votes everywhere~
***We will be over 700,000 votes in 2008 as absentee ballots and write-ins are counted over the coming days and weeks.***
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Zyrtec, Delsym for a 12-year old boy
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Zyrtec (latest outcomes from 29,938 users) has active ingredients of cetirizine hydrochloride. It is often used in allergies.
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Allergies (latest reports from 7,049 patients) can be treated by Zyrtec, Benadryl, Allegra, Singulair, Claritin, Loratadine.
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On Aug, 14, 2014: 2 males aged 7 (±5) who take Zyrtec, Delsym are studied
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Love—real love— is invariably the story of two troubled people who understand and accept each other's troubles, but choose to face them together.
Please Don't Thank Me for Loving My Wife – absolutely beautiful and brave meditation by Genevra Reid, and a wonderful addition to history's most timeless definitions of love. (via explore-blog)
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Without vendors, we wouldn't have magazines or tradeshows, to name two of my favorite things. It's important to the market's ecology for vendors to push their goods and tell their stories. The problem we've had—and still have—is a long lag between what's happening in the marketplace and how we cover the subject. And I believe that lag derives from the young ages of the industries involved. The computer industry is about 50 years old. The software industry is half that age. The Internet—which changed everything—began supporting business only about nine years ago. What we need are more stories from the demand side of the marketplace and more courage by those in positions to tell them. We also need publications that welcome those stories, with authors and editors and analysts to help tell them.
My friend Christopher Lydon (blogs.law.harvard.edu/lydon), a former reporter for the New York Times and host of NPR's "Connections", believes what's happening in our industry—this DIY-IT movement—is profoundly Emersonian. He points to this encouraging prose from the author's seminal essay, "Self-Reliance" (www.emersoncentral.com/selfreliance.htm):
To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, that is genius. Speak your latent conviction, and it shall be the universal sense; for the inmost in due time becomes the outmost....There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better, for worse, as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given to him to till. The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried.
We'll be doing our part here at Linux Journal. And, as always, we rely on your help as well.
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In 2002, JT Hellstrom's friend Brittany feared she was pregnant and disappeared. Because he was such a close friend to Brittany, her parents, Anita and Frederick Hodges, came to J.T. for help. Just when JT appeared to have changed, he was lured into an affair with Anita! J.T. was with having breakfast discussing Brittany at The Lodge, where Anita had taken a room after Fred didn't come home the night before. They caught Fred coming down the stairs after spending the night there with Jill Abbott. J.T. helped the distraught Anita upstairs to her room, where she seduced him. J.T. was wracked with guilt over what they did, and confided in his boss and confidant, Lauren Fenmore. Colleen Carlton found out about J.T.'s affair with Anita and broke up with him.
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Ranch senior takes top post for FCCLA
Date: August 12, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
LAKEWOOD RANCH — It's a good thing 17-year-old Jessica Hagood doesn't mind the color red because this year, she'll be wearing quite a bit of it.
Last month, the upcoming senior at Lakewood Ranch High School was selected as one of 10 national officers for 2009/2010 for Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. She is the first student from Manatee to hold a national office for the organization.
"My biggest goal is that people will see my passion for this organization," Hagood said. "It's not just loving FCCLA. It's loving what FCCLA stands for (leadership and family). That can carry into any part of your life."
As the national vice-president of community service for FCCLA, Hagood will spend much of the school year in Reston, Va., at the FCCLA's national headquarters, where she will attend training and program planning sessions and help plan the focus and content of the FCCLA's 2010 National Leadership Conference next July in Chicago.
She also will be responsible for organizing the national service project in which every FCCLA chapter in the country will participate. This year's project is a partnership with the Children's Miracle Network. Each FCCLA chapter will receive flowers — each representing a child in the network — that they can sell to raise money for the network, plant or give to children in Miracle Network hospitals.
Hagood's own ambition is more personal.
"My goal is to visit a few of the hospitals this year," she said. "I might go to Utah to meet with national staff from the Children's Miracle Network. I want to raise a lot of money for it. That's my biggest (goal)."
Throughout the year, Hagood and her adviser Elaine Bowling will spend much of their time traveling across the country for speaking engagements, planning sessions and even meeting with legislators to advocate for funding for family consumer science, among other events.
Hagood said being away from her friends and family and from her schoolwork will be difficult, but the experience will be one of a lifetime — one that will teach her how to speak publicly, how to think on her feet and how to work with people, among other things.
"It's going to be hard, but I'm definitely glad I got this position," she said. "It really is a once-in-a-lifetime thing."
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Additionally this year, Lakewood FCCLA member Kelsea Livsey will be the state vice president of chapter achievement.
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Toyota expects hybrids will soon reach 20-percent sales volume globally
March 12, 2014 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Hybrid , Technology , Toyota , Electric Hybrids have come quite a long way from their roots as dull, slow, boring ecomobiles. Today, Porsche sells three hybrid models, one of which is the amazing 918 Spyder . BMW will soon sell four, including a low-slung, two-seat sports car . Even Ferrari and McLaren , full-fledged hypercar manufacturers, are embracing the tech. And all of these cars are sold alongside the same sort of boring cars that popularized hybrids in the first place. According to Toyota Chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada , though, we should see an even bigger increase in the number of hybrid vehicles in the coming years. "I foresee hybrid models pretty soon reaching 20 percent of global sales from about 13 percent to 14 percent now," Uchiyamada-san told Automotive News . Uchiyamada is the man behind the original Prius , which gives him some degree of authority on making predictions about hybrid adoption. What's remarkable, though, is that the 20-percent figure doesn't include plug-in hybrids, just gas- and diesel-electric models. "Suppliers need higher volumes to slash costs of components specific to plug-in models, including batteries that should be bigger and more capable than the ones used in traditional hybrids," Uchiyamada told AN.
2013 Pikes Peak Hill Climb, Practice Day 4
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Filed under: Motorsports , Classics , Hyundai , Mini , Mitsubishi , Porsche , Toyota , Peugeot , Electric , Racing The fourth and final practice day of the 91st Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is complete. Tomorrow everyone will make any last-minute adjustments and get their cars, their bits and bobs lined up in the pits for Sunday morning's this-time-it-counts run. The Unlimited runners took on the top section of the course today, S
Cars.com reveals American Made index for 2012
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Filed under: Sedan , Truck , Ford , Honda , Toyota Put on your flag shorts and Liberty Bell hat. Cars.com has released its American-Made Index , proclaiming that four out of the top five American-made vehicles are Japanese brands. The Toyota Camry , built in Kentucky, was ranked the most American vehicle sold today, with the Michigan-built Ford F-150 coming in as the second-most American vehicle. The Honda Accord , Toyota Sienna and Honda Pilot round out the top five. And yes, all of these models are available in red, white or blue. Cars.com's criteria for selecting the most American vehicle includes sales volume, percentage of American sourced parts and where the vehicle is assembled. Vehicles must have at least 75 percent domestic parts to even qualify for the list, which kept the F-150 off last year. However, the accounting system devised by Cars.com was called "flawed" by the American Automotive Policy Council , which represents Detroit's car makers in Washington D.C. "The truth is: Three of the 16 major automakers doing business in the U.S. – Chrysler, Ford and GM – produce more than half the cars assembled here, use twice as many U.S.
Toyota aims to put more "stock" into stock cars with 2013 NASCAR Camry
May 23, 2012 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Motorsports , Sedan , Toyota , Racing NASCAR may have once been a form of motorsport in which only domestic automakers competed. And that's largely still the case, with one notable exception: Toyota . The Japanese automaker faced some difficulty breaking into the Good Ol' Boys racing series, but though some purists may still malign it, Toyota is in NASCAR to stay. And this is its latest car. "Based", in design anyway, on the latest Camry , the new stock car from Toyota Racing Development is set to compete in the Sprint Cup next season, alongside the new Ford Fusion (among other competitors from Dodge and Chevy ). The result of "an aggressive redesign", the new racer was developed with input from the company's Calty Design studio to look more like the road-going Camry than ever before. Yes, it does bear a resemblance to its road-going cousin, especially in the fascia. That said, it's still a composite body over a tube frame powered by a V8 engine driving the rear wheels. In other words, this is a Camry in name only. Of course it doesn't hurt Toyota's case that the Camry is built in America with more American components than most "domestic" vehicles, and now the stock car looks more stock, too.


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The dichotomy of feminine Sansa and her tomboy little sister, Arya, coupled with the modern tendency to champion a misunderstanding of feminism in the form of "strong women" only, erroneously causes many readers and viewers to assume that Sansa is somehow in the wrong from the very beginning. They view her through the misconception-colored glasses of "femininity=weakness", and assume she is weak, soft, and shallow.
Despite the wishes of fanboys everywhere, Sansa Stark is here to stay, and may be one of the most important characters in political-fantasy to date. The young girl, trained in courtesy and domestic arts, began coming of age, gaining political awareness, and fighting for her own survival before many other characters in this series, and has the potential to become the most powerful player of "the game of thrones" in Westeros.
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The always must-read Zach Lowe at Grantland has a column today looking at — as he puts it — the dregs of the NBA, including the Pistons. Here's Lowe's analysis:
Joe Dumars has carved out a bunch of cap space, raising fears of a botched free agency sequel to the Charlie Villanueva–Ben Gordon spending spree of 2009 — the potential NBA equivalent of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. That kind of failure seems less likely with new ownership and an increased emphasis on analytics, but every game provides Detroit with a better understanding of what it has on the current roster — an understanding that will allow Detroit to enter the next two summers with more certainty about what it needs.
Andre Drummond's back issues have hurt Detroit's ability to learn more about how Drummond's pick-and-roll game might mesh with Greg Monroe's facilitating from the elbows — and whether Drummond really might be the explosive back-line helper who can cover up for Monroe's slow-footed, unintuitive defense. The Pistons have allowed exactly 100 points per 100 possessions in the 248 minutes the two have played together, a number that would rank eighth overall — far above Detroit's standing as a team. But Detroit's (very bad) offense has been worse when the two bigs share the floor, and 248 minutes is a tiny sample size.
Then there's Brandon Knight, fresh off two straight very good games before Sunday's contest working as something between a point guard and a shooting guard next to Jose Calderon. There's no shame in topping out as a hybrid guard instead of a ball-dominating lead dog, even if Knight would be small for a 2-guard; secondary ball handlers are valuable, and two very good secondary ball handlers can almost mimic the impact of one very good point guard. But where Detroit sees Knight's game going in 2013-14 will play a role in their decision with Calderon, a free agent this summer, and with Knight after that. Regardless, Detroit needs another wing who can shoot; Kyle Singler looks like a backup, and teams are scoring like mad against smaller lineups featuring Rodney Stuckey as a nominal small forward, per NBA.com.
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3. The world today is not only faced with the possibility of widespread influenza pandemics, SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and H5N1 (avian- or bird-flu) another highly contagious disease, first appeared in Ohio, the anti-ringworm fungus has officially been documented and recorded — Lesley Presley.
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Blazing Minds Blog Gets A Theme Update For 2013
So you may have all noticed that today, the Blazing Minds blog had a bit of an update and spent a little bit of time in "Maintenance Mode", first, I do apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused to your visiting and reading the blog articles.
The reason for the change is the original theme, that the Blazing Minds blog had had for over three years was a bit of a drain on the blogs servers, the theme was not getting updated and so I decided to drop it and go for something that was simple, quick to load and allowed me to tweak to my desires.
@BlazingMinds I really love your maintenance page Karen
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So I set the blog to Maintenance mode on got on to working with the new theme, I do have to say that there are some more tweaks to perform to tidy up the look, but I'm happy with the theme and it's speed compared to the previous one.
Getting Used To The New Theme For Blazing Minds
Now I know it's something new for the start of a new year, but I do hope that after I've changed certain things and finishing tweaking the new theme, you'll all be used to it, don't forget it's still the Blazing Minds articles that you've come to enjoy, it's only the theme that has changed.
I'm able to customize the buttons at the top and set up the menus to make everything so much easier for you, the reader, to find things so much easier and quicker.
So please stick with the blog while I go through some of the changes to make it run a lot smoother and remember, as I said earlier, it's only the theme that has changed for the blog, the same style of writing for the film reviews etc isn't going to change and hopefully this year, I'll have even more film reviews for you all and more contests etc.
So thanks for your support everyone and Happy New Year
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Hi Karen
It is looking good your new theme here on Blazingminds. What is the name of the new theme?
Hello Karen.
First of all Happy New Year to you. I have visited after a long time to your blog. Very good feeling by viewing new theme. I think change is inevitable thing in this world.
Cool theme, I like the clean layout and minimalist design. Looking forward for more post from you
Hi Karen, Nice to see that your blog got a little nip and tuck Looking good for 2013! Happy New Year!!
Theme looks good. Design is simple and loading fast Happy new year 2013 five days late
Greatly simplified sidebar, top header bar is easier to navigate, page loads quicker it is a good update. I particularly think the larger content area will allow you to feature video embed and images in larger focus!
Cool theme Karen. It's so pleasant to the eyes. User friendly too. Congrats.
Hi Karen, great work on the new theme it's simply amazing and I'm loving it! I also wanted to say thanks for keeping the Blog Engage vote button it means a lot to us and also helps other b.e. members to vote for you. Also big thanks for keeping the affiliate link up we appreciate that!
I really like the new look of BlazingMinds Karen. The new theme is nice and clean with lots of white space. I will have no trouble getting used to the new layout, I have already found the Film Reviews tab.
Hey Karen,
I love this theme. This looks quite improved
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8 Reasons We Want to Be at the First Day-First Show of Happy New Year
By Nashmina Lakhani | posted Aug 18th 2014 at 4:49PM
From Salman Khan's tweet to the highest trending topic on Facebook, Happy New Year's trailer is all over the place. We even heard people in our office discussing the much-hyped HNY trailer. As always we've dissected the trailer to bits ourselves to bring eight reasons why we can't wait to watch Happy New Year.
Shah Rukh Khan's wearing a pink tutu
The six pack-sporting Shah Rukh is dancing in a pink tutu in the Happy New Year trailer. There goes SRK's sex appeal. In an attempt to tickle our ribs, King Khan is sporting a pink tutu along with a black leotard. *ROFL*
Deepika does a Katrina Kaif
One thing that really caught our attention in the trailer was Deepika's thumkas and her sexy long legs up in the air. Does anyone remember Katrina Kaif's similar moves in Dhoom 3? Ranbir better be watching! ;-)
Shah Rukh has a blonde moment
Did Shah Rukh Khan just go blonde? We know that he goes to any length to make his look hatke (remember the disaster Ra. One). Guess he just did it again!
Abhishek dances (not!)
When Abhishek says that he is an actor, we LOL but when he dances, we ROFL.
Shah Rukh does it Rajni-style
I'm sure Rajnikant is Shah Rukh Khan's lucky mascot. Be it Ra.One or Chennai Express, SRK is all love for Thailava. We are sure this shot is inspired by Rajni sir.
Boman Irani shakes his sexy booty
Boman Irani's chubby booty in the trailer grabbed our eyeballs as his grooved on the dance floor.
Shah Rukh and Deepika kiss
The trailer showed us a small glimpse where Shah Rukh and Deepika are about to kiss. After kissing Katrina in Jab Tak Hain Jaan, will Shah Rukh do it again? P.S. Does Shah Rukh have a thing for Ranbir Kapoor's girls?
Team Losers
Last but not the least, the team itself is a killer attraction. Having some of the top Bollywood actors working together, Happy New Year is definitely a must-watch.
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- Air Traffic Management Transformation Report
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Shows & Panels
All things procurement
Tuesday - 2/21/2012, 7:02pm EST
February 21, 2012 -- David Drabkin, corporate director for Acquisition Policy at the Northrop Grumman Corporation, joins host Roger Waldron to give his personal take on the key issues facing the federal procurement system.
Drabkin discusses the management challenges and costs associated with contract duplication.
He also addresses the care and feeding of the acquisition workforce, and provides his insight on the historical spikes in procurement oversight experienced during war time and what it means for government and industry.