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The Tebow phenom
By Rick Wilking
Do a Google search on this new celebrity and there are 299,000,000 results. Brad Pitt? No, he only has 187 million. I'm talking about the newest phenom in the world of sports – Tim Tebow.
Being a Denver-based photographer where Tebow plays starting quarterback for the Broncos has kept me in the vortex of the Tebow storm. Going back to his first start late last season and then training camp in August, we've been focusing on his young career. Would he start this year or would he not was the hot topic back in late summer. Kyle Orton was eventually chosen as starter but when the team went 1–4 Tebow got the nod and Orton was out. Then the fun really began.
Tebow was a superstar in college at the University of Florida (first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy, won not one but two NCAA National Football Championships) but how would he do in the big leagues? He was a first round draft pick in the NFL meaning many had high hopes for him to succeed. But the NFL game is so much different than college there's no guarantee a player will repeat. Scrambling around on the field can only go so far in the NFL before getting tackled repeatedly by much bigger and faster players will destroy you.
Being a rookie in the league with a great pedigree means extra attention to start with but then add this element: religion. I don't think a sports writer out there can remember any athlete starting most press conferences with "First and foremost I have to thank my lord and savior, Jesus Christ."
Growing up the son of active Christian missionaries Tebow has always been devout, and very public about it. Now that he's on the biggest stage in American sports he's not about to clam up. In fact he has said he uses the attention to spread his beliefs whenever he can.
Federer at his sublime best in Paris
By Greg Rusedski
The Paris Masters was going to determine who was going to be the last players to qualify for the ATP world finals in London. The last few places were up for grabs and all the players that were in pole position ended up qualifying. The top eight for the field ended up being Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Roger Federer, David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Mardy Fish.
The other story of the week concerned Djokovic and whether he would play after shoulder problems in Basel. If he didn't play he would have missed his commitments for the master series events and it would have cost him over 1 million pounds in bonus pool money. He did play!
Shooting the Rugby World Cup
In the latest installment, South Africa-based photographer Mike Hutchings describes the gear he can't live without and what makes shooting rugby different from his usual assignments.
Reuters RWC Photographers #4 from Tim Wimborne on Vimeo.
In the xxx third installment, Sydney-based photographer Tim Wimborne describes what is necessary to keep the file fresh throughout the tournament and to satisfy different client needs.
from Photographers' Blog:
Climbing Eden Park
By Bogdan Cristel
After 40 hours of flying Bucharest - Amsterdam - Beijing - Auckland, I arrived in New Zealand; my first time in the Southern Hemisphere.
The first nice surprise here was that both my check-in pieces of luggage arrived on the same flight (I expected it to take a week and to be on the safe side packed a toothbrush in my hand luggage).
from Photographers' Blog:
Swimming in a sea of pictures
Several weeks back I was told I would be having a serious case of the blues for a fortnight - processing pictures of the swimmers, divers and water polo players competing in the FINA World Championships in Shanghai. Pictures from the event would be edited by China chief photographer Petar Kujundzic and sent to me and my colleagues Karishma Singh and Allison Ching in Singapore to process and transmit to clients.
For two weeks, I would be looking at a sea of images where the main color was blue. So it made me nervous whenever I saw my least favorite color - green - appear on skin tones. It took constant communication with the on-site photographers and editor as well as the Picture Desk team here in Singapore, not to mention close scrutiny of the histogram in Photoshop, to ensure the athletes didn't look jaundiced or ill. In fact, correcting the color on pictures taken in the swimming pool in Shanghai was as challenging as it was in Beijing three years ago when I processed aquatics images at the Olympics.
from Photographers' Blog:
Tour de France 2011 – A long way to Paris
This year's riders of the Tour de France covered 3430.5 km (2131.6 miles), divided into 21 stages, according to the Tour's official website.
What you may not know is that the Reuters pictures team covering 2011's most-watched sporting event managed to tally up some 10,000 km (6213 miles).
Tales from tennis' fifth major
Greg Rusedski writes exclusively for Reuters thanks to Thomson Reuters' sponsorship of the Lawn Tennis Association.
The Sony Ericsson Open tournament is considered the fifth major by most of the tennis fraternity. It became a week with many story lines:
from Photographers' Blog:
Shooting the perfect dunk
Kids playing streetball or millionaires performing in a highly choreographed show? Sport or showbiz? Welcome to the NBA All-Star weekend slam dunk contest.
One of the most satisfying moves to watch in basketball, and one of the easiest to photograph is the dunk, as the player soars above the rim and jams the ball through the net.
from Photographers' Blog:
My first Australian Open
When I was first told that I would be covering the Australian Open tennis tournament, I was very excited as it is a major global sporting event and I would get to fly out from Japan where it was cold, to a hot and sunny down under.
At the same time, frankly speaking, I had a feeling of fear and worry, since I had heard scary tales about shooting the event from a photographer who had covered it multiple times. Dreadful stories of heat, the scorching sun, cameras getting too hot to function and sometimes so hot that I wouldn't even be able to touch it. I was told that one photographer's computer had broken because of the extreme heat, and that sometimes the photographers' chairs at the courtside got so hot that it was unbearable.
from India Insight:
IPL Kochi on its way out?
It's intriguing arithmetic. After adding two new franchises to its stable, the Indian Premier League now runs the serious risk of going into its fourth edition with seven cricket teams, one less than the original eight.
In that March 21 news conference in Chennai, Lalit Modi, still one month away from a dramatic dumping, was doing what he does best -- reeling off mindboggling numbers.


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Thoughts on Nekropolis by Tim Waggoner
After taking an unintended break from the realm of Urban Fantasy reading, I decided it was high time that I got back into the swing of things and check out the latest entries into the genre.
Nekropolis is the first in a new series of Urban Fantasy / Horror from a well established author (he has had more than 100 short stories published at the time of writing). Set in the alternate dimension / city of Nekropolis where every monster that humanity has ever dreamed up lives, the story follows Matthew Richter, a former Chicago cop turned not-a-private-investigator (he doesn't charge for the cases he investigates you see) and zombie as he investigates the theft of a magical item called 'The Dawnstone' from one of the most powerful citizens of Nekropolis.
Right out of the starting gates, Tim Waggoner throws a continuous stream of information at the reader - from the various monsters who live in Matthew's world (pro-tip, if you've read about it in classical literature, it lives in Nekropolis, plus a few surprising original creations that the author has thrown in too) through to the world itself and the various sections there-in such as the lycanthrope-infested Wyldwood and the vampire stronghold of Gothtown.
It's a testament to Waggoner's talent that the vast majority of this information actually sticks with the reader without bogging down the central film noir-style story. Indeed this is the best example I've yet read where the author is trying to create an entire alternate modern world. Mostly this is because Waggoner doesn't get distracted by trying to show the readers just how different Nekropolis is from our world. Rather he creates a world similar enough for the reader to understand what to expect but different enough to subvert that very same expectation.
In the afterword, he mentions that Nekropolis was adapted from a table-top game scenario that he wrote for his Dungeons and Dragons group to play more than a decade ago and there are still clear elements of that origin with-in the novel – Matthew's array of seemingly bottomless coat pockets with their range of impromptu weapons just screams "Inventory" to anyone who's ever played an RPG or Adventure game and the progression through each of the five Dominions (areas ruled by the creators of Nekropolis) and climactic battle at the Darkspire are clearly Dungeons complete with a boss encounter for each.
This gamerfication of the story (or storification of the game … whichever …) actually works to a surprising degree and certainly goes some way to explaining how the world feels so fully realised and complete despite a setting which should feel completely alien and incomprehensible. This is a world that Tim Waggoner has lived and played in (and seen how others lived and played in) for a large chunk of time before it got anywhere near a novel and it shows.
My only criticism lies within the romance subplot. As a reader, I want to see the relationship develop and grow and blossom and the way the romance was handled here, I just didn't get that. Now, I understand within the fiction what happened and how they formed an instantaneous emotional bond with each other, but it just didn't feel right to me. Hopefully the relationship is expanded upon and explored further in the next books … but it's always going to be niggling at the back of my mind that I don't believe the relationship is genuine.
With my absolute adoration for The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher and for what Anita Blake: Vampire Executioner by Laurell K. Hamilton used to be (you know, before it went all "OH MY GOD! TEH SEXY-TIMES! I MUST HAVE THEM!"), I usually find that new urban fantasy books have a hard time living up to my standards. Nekropolis on the other hand effortlessly managed to surpass (nearly) all of my expectations and has genuinely become a series of books I can quite happily place in the category of 'Urban Fantasy done really, really well".

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I am attempting to re-estabslish Father's Rights, so that I may seek visitation with my Son, Renzo, Age 4, b. Nov 21, 2006. Renton, WA. 98005/
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Joseph GraybillAbt 1770 - 1844 (~ 74 years)
Name Joseph Graybill Born Abt 1770 , Frederick, Maryland Gender Male Died 1844 Bethlehem Township, Washington, Pennsylvania Person ID I3801 Petersen-de Lanskoy Last Modified 14 Jan 2006
Father John or Peter Graybill, b. 16 Oct 1727, , , Germany or Switzerland , d. Bef 11 Mar 1811, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland (Age < 83 years) Mother Mary, b. Abt 1730, d. Bef 1815, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland (Age ~ 84 years) Family ID F998 Group Sheet
Family Barbara Garber, b. 1771, , Frederick, Maryland , d. 1851, West Bethlehem Township, Washington, Pennsylvania (Age 80 years) Married Abt 1792 , Frederick, Maryland Family ID F1602 Group Sheet
1. There continues to be a debate on whether "Old Peter" Graybill or John Graybill are different individuals or one and the same person. This individual is definitely a child of Old Peter as ascertained by the settlement of his estate. (See notes of this individual's father for more discussion on this issue.) There seems to be more and more researchers leaning towards "Old Peter" as the father; however, I am not entirely sure. I enter Old Peter's children as if he is correct father of this family -- all subject to further research.
2. The book "Graybill/Stoker/Eller/Smith/Koons/Pitt Connections," by Norman E. "Gene" Pitt, 1996, FHL book 929.273 P658pn:
Pp. 3-6: âThe first two generations below, namely John and Christian are presented with some trepidation and should not be considered absolutely valid.
John Graybill: b. probably in Switzerland; md. to ___. He emigrated to the German Palatinate, probably about 1690. Their children may have included Christian.
Christian Graybill [son of John above]: b. abt 1690, probably in Switzerland or the German Palatinate; md. to Mary ___. He and John Graybill emigrated to America in 1727 aboard the ship âFriendshipâs brother instead of âOldâ Peterâs first name. This mystery is left to future researchers to resolve.
John(?) âOldâ Peter Graybill [possible son to Christian above]: b. 16 Oct 1727, probably Switzerland or Germany; d. bef 11 Mar 1811, Johnsville, Frederick Co., MD; md. abt 1750 to Mary ___. She was b. abt 1730; d. bef 1815, Johnsville, Frederick Co., MD. Peter apparently lived Friendship, York Co., PA and Lancaster Co., PA before moving to Johnsville, Frederick Co., MD. Their children included Elizabeth, John, Saree, John Peter, Francy and Joseph. Some of the children may have taken the names Grabel, Grabill, Graybeal, and Grable... The records of Old Peter and his children, other than Michael Peter, are courtesy of Paul Phipps, a descendant of Henry Graybeal and Celia Henson, who acquired them from various sources. [Children:]
a. Elizabeth Grabel, b. abt 1754, probably PA; md. to Joseph Eller. He was b. abt 1754, probably Lancaster Co., PA.
b. John Grabill, b. 13 Mar 1758, probably Lancaster Co., PA; d. 13 Feb 1844, Johnsville, Frederick Co., MD; md. to Anna Garber. She was b. abt 1764; d. aft 1829, Johnsville, Frederick Co., MD. Their children were Christina, Magdalin, Abraham, Susanna, Charlotte, Hannah, and Peter [see book for more detailed downline].
c. Sara âSareeâ? Grabel, b. abt 1760, probably Lancaster Co., PA; md. 17 Feb 1811 to Adam Smith. He was b. abt 1760.
d. John Peter Graybill, b. 3 Oct 1762, probably in Lancaster or York Co., PA... [see his notes for more information; also note there is no actual documentation given in the book definitely tying this individual to the other siblings or noted father].
e. Francy Grabel, b. abt 1765, probably Lancaster Co., PA; d. abt 1838, probably Randolph Twp, Montgomery Co., OH; md. abt 1783, Frederick Co., MD to Henry Eller, Jr. He was b. Abt 1760, probably Lancaster Co., PA; d. 1832, Randolph Twp., Montgomery Co., OH. Their children were a daughter name unknown, Daniel, Christina, Mary, Abraham, Frances, Henry, Sarah, Elizabeth, Anna, and Joseph. [See book for more on these children and there descendants.]
f. Joseph Grable, Sr., b. abt 1770, Frederick Co., MD; d. 1844, Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co., PA; md. abt 1792, Frederick Co., MD to Barbara Garber. She was b. 1771, Frederick Co., MD; d. 1851 West Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co., PA. Their children were Nancy, Daniel, Samuel, Susanna, Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Joseph. [See book for more on these children and their downlines.]â?
Pp. 8 and 9: Transcription of âOldâ? Peter Graybillâs Last Will and Testament follows: âI Peter Grabill of Frederick County and State of Maryland being weak in Body but of sound and disposing memory and understanding do therefore make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following after just debts and funeral charges are paid it is my will and I order that my beloved wife shall hold one third of my money now by me and what is owing to me and it is my will and I order that my Executor hereafter named shall pay my daughter Saree fifteen pounds yearly for taking care of her mother and then fifteen pounds which is to be paid to my Daughter Sara shall be taken out of my estate before the money is Divided and after it is my will and I order that my Executor shall Divide the remainder of my cash now by me and make my children all Equal share and Share alike unto my son Peter one share unto my son John one Share unto my Daughter Elizabeth one share unto my Daughter Francy one share unto my son Joseph one share my Daughter Francy one share unto my son Joseph one share my Daughter Francy has received one hundred pounds more that the rest of my children and them hundred pounds shall be in part of her share and my son Joseph had fifty pounds more than the rest and that shall be in part of his share and Daughter Elizabeth had received fifteen pounds more and that shall be part of her share. And it is my will and I order that my wife shall hold all my Household and kitchen furniture and cows and every thing about the House and Barn during her life and after her Decease my Executor shall sell my property and the money Equaly to be Divided among my parcel of children-And Lastly I do hereby constitute and Appoint my son John Grabill to be the sole Executor of this my last will and Testament revoking and annulling all former wills by me heretofore made ratifying and confirming this and one other to be my last will and Testament - Whereof I have unto my hand and fixed my seal this Eleventh Day of March in the year one thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven. His Peter X mark. Signed Sealed and Delivered by Peter Grabill the above named Testator as and for his last will and Testamont in the presence of and who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witness thereto. Johannes Wampler, Martin Garbor."
"Frederick County to wit on the 2 day of November 1812 then came John Grabill and solomnly and sincerely affirmed and declared that the foregoing instrument of writing is the true whole will and Testamont of Pete Grabill lat of Frederick County Deceased that hath come to his hands and possession and that he dothe not know of an other. Signed, Dick Butler. "
"Frederick County to wit on the 2 day of November 1812 then came Martin Garber one of the subscribing witness to the signing last will and testament of Peter Grabill late of Frederick County Deceased and Solemnly and Sincerely Affirmed and Declared that he did see the Testator therein named sign and seal this will he heard him publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last will and testament that at the time of his signing he was to the best of his apprehension of a sound and disposing mind and memory and understanding that he subscribed his name as a witness to this will in the presence and at the request of the Testator and that he did also see John Wampler the other subscribing witnesses sign his name as a witness to said will in the presence and at the request of the Testator and all in the presence of each other. Dick Butler, Sign.â?
[Note: if Old Peter Graybill turns out to be the correct ancestry, then review the following website which has much information on Old Peter's children and their descendants: Rootsweb.com WorldConnect database ":480580".]
3. In regards to "Old" Peter Graybill being this individual, additional comment in the online "Eller Chronicles":
A. Vol. IV No. 4. p. 4 Nov. 1990, by the Eller Family Association, has the following additional comments: "Madeline Fletcher of Ft. Collins, CO. shared some research material collected by her late mother, Chloe Louisa (Welker) Evans, in the 1950's:
"Peter Grabill, Sr. will dated 11 Mar 1811 and proved 2 Nov. 1812 Frederick Co., MD. By witnesses Johannes Wampler and Martin Garber. Daughter Saree was to care for her unnamed mother; children Peter, John, Elizabeth, Franey, Joseph. WILL LIBER R.B.I., FOLIO 327.
"Final account by Executor John Grabel filed 26 Apr. 1813. Fanny w/o Henry Eller, Joseph Grabel, Elizabeth w/o Joseph Eller, Peter & John Grabel."
"Note: The widow nor Saree are here named. Administrators Accounts for Estates 1812-7, pp. 192-3."
"I feel that a deed issued by Peter the same day his will was written provides the name of his wife as Mary. A 40 acre tract was being sold to John Grabill. DEED LIBER W.R. 39, FOLIO 561. Born in 1858, John died in 1844 and was buried on his farm along the Molasses Rd. near Johnsville, MD."
"Peter, Jr. wed Christina Wampler and moved to Ashe Co., N.C. Among their children, Barbara and Michael respectively wed David and Polly, children of Michael & Catherine (Eller) Stoker)"
B. Vol. VII NO 4, Nov 1993, p. 308, excerpts of a talk given by Paul J. Phipps of Orting, WA. on 17 July 1993 at the Eller Family Association Conference held in Portland, OR [note that Paul believes "Old" Peter to be correct]:
"Two of 'Old' Peter Grabill's daughters married two of Henry Eller Sr.'s sons. Namely, Elizabeth Grabill married Joseph Eller, and Francy Grabill married Henry Eller Jr." [Note: Henry is in my database.]
"I do have a framework of the 6 children of 'Old' Peter and Mary Grabill. I think the first 5 children were probably born in Lancaster Co.. PA. The youngest child was probably born in Frederick Co.. MD. a. Elizabeth b. abt 1754, married Joseph Eller. I have very little on this family.
b. John b. 13 Nov 1755, married Anne Garber. They lived and died in Frederick Co.. MD. There were 4 children.
c. Sara b. abt 1760, married Adam Smith Jr. I have very little on this family.
d. Peter Sr. b. abt 1760, married Christina Wampler. They moved to VA in abt 1780 and were in Wilkes Co.(now Ashe Co.), NC in abt 1785. I have over 4000 descendents in my computer. There were 10 children.
e. Francy b. abt 1765, married Henry Eller Jr. They moved to Washington Co., PA in abt 1787, then to Montgomery Co.. OH in abt 1815. There were 11 children.
f. Joseph b. abt 1770, married Barbara Garber. They moved to Washington Co.. PA in abt 1805. There were 7 children.
"Pertinent Wills and Deeds all recorded and filed In Frederick Co.. MD are as following:
a. Deed of Old Peter Grabill, dtd. 21 Aug. 1769
b. Will of Old Peter Grabill, dtd. 11 Mar. 1811 [Quoted above.]
c. Will of Peter Wampler Jr., dtd. 9 June 1792 [Quoted in Peter's notes.]
d. Deed of Joseph Eller (son of Henry Sr.), dtd. 21 Apr. 1794
e. Will of John Grabill (son of Old Peter), dtd. 12 Mar. 1829"


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Jeff and Janice Leonard spent the morning of their 33rd wedding anniversary in the gym of T. Benton Gayle Middle School.
Catherine Gagnon turned 13 today not knowing when she would be able to sleep in her own bed again.
These southern Stafford County residents were among those displaced when a storm system packing howling winds passed through the Fredericksburg area last night.
Officials said dozens of homes and businesses were damaged.
But there were no reports of major injuries, officials said, and only one of a minor injury—apparently Jeff Leonard's son, Andrew.
Jeff Leonard was asleep in the couple's second-story bedroom at 89 Limestone Way when he was awakened by his wife. They looked out the window to see trees in their back yard bent over.
Then their windows began to flex inward and outward.
"That's when I said, 'Get downstairs,' " Jeff Leonard said.
"There was no time to get scared. There was just time to save yourself."
Janice Leonard went to the basement while her husband went to warn their son, who was in his room playing computer games.
"I looked out and saw all the rain," Andrew Leonard said. "Then the drawers in my dresser began moving in and out. I went to push them back in and that's when [the storm] hit. Everything just started disappearing."
The roof was blown off and the second-floor walls collapsed on the father and son. They managed to push the debris off themselves and made it downstairs to locate Janice.
Jeff was taken to Mary Washington Hospital with a gash to the back of his head that required 10 staples to close it.
This morning, all Jeff had at a shelter set up at Gayle for those displaced by storm damage were the hospital scrubs he was discharged with and two left shoes Janice managed to grab for him in the chaos.
Stafford Fire Lt. Mark Stone, one of numerous emergency workers at the scene last night, estimated that between 50 and 60 homes in that area were affected by the storm. He said about a dozen were damaged badly enough that the families could not live in them until repairs are made.
Stone said officials were hoping to get more accurate information after surveying the area today.
National Weather Service officials were in Stafford this afternoon to try to determine if the damage was caused by a tornado. Stone said he didn't know if a twister had touched down, "but clearly it was more than a thunderstorm."
"I've been to Katrina and this doesn't compare. But it is a significant incident for Stafford County," he said.
Uprooted lives
Like the Leonards, other area victims told stories of having their lives turned upside down in a flash as the storm system swept through the area.
About 30 minutes before the storms hit the Puentes' home on Brushy Creek Drive in the England Run North neighborhood, 2-year-old Alina awoke from a bad dream. Her mother, Kitty, took her out of her room to comfort her.
Then a piece of a neighbor's roof crashed through the ceiling of the child's room and landed on her bed.
"It landed where her head would have been if she was sleeping," Kitty Puentes said.
The child's room and the family's garage were destroyed, Puentes said. Their 2008 Toyota Scion was picked up and slammed into a wall of the garage.
Thelma Campbell lives along Lansdowne Road about a quarter mile from the Kaiser Compressor plant. She said she was awakened about 12:30 a.m. by the storm.
"I was just shaking like a leaf," she said.
Her shed was been blown away and her boat is missing. Pieces of her shed have been found miles away, but there's no sign of the boat anywhere, she said.
Campbell said the winds must have been intense to destroy the sturdy outbuilding.
"You couldn't even drive a nail through that wood," she said of the shed.
Cathy Gagnon and her family moved into their home on Brushy Creek Drive in December. She isn't sure when they'll be able to live in it again.
Gagnon said she had put her children to bed and was watching "ER" about 10:30 last night when "the sound of the wind changed."
The initial burst passed, she said, but about 15 minutes later the wind made what Gagnon described as a "spinning type" noise.
Thinking it was a tornado, Gagnon woke up her two children, Catherine and Richard, and went to the basement. She then called her husband, who was out of town. Their daughter turned 13 today.
For the next few minutes, Gagnon said, "stuff was flying all over the place."
Gagnon, who will be staying with relatives in the interim, initially didn't find a lot of damage once the brunt of the storm passed. She later discovered that parts of her roof had collapsed completely and other significant damage.
"It's trashed," she surmised.
By about 2 a.m., officials estimated there were 30 to 40 residents using Gayle for shelter. The number had been higher, but an insurance agent let some of the evacuees know that anyone with his insurance was entitled to a motel room.
Fredericksburg Fire Chief Eddie Allen said the only damage in the city was along Lansdowne Road, where it appears the possible tornado carved a direct path from the Spotsylvania County side through the city line.
Most of the damage there was limited to industrial companies.
Huntington estimates it sustained $1 million in damage—mostly from water falling on machinery. S&N Communications had an entire side of its building torn off.
In Gordonsville, Colonial Florist on Main Street was destroyed by fire around 4 a.m. Officials are checking to see if the blaze was related to the overnight storms.
On the Spotsylvania side of Landsdowne Road, Kaiser Compressor has gashes in its roof and water pouring in. Frank Mueller, Kaiser's vice president for U.S. operations, believes a tornado came through sometime between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m.
"It's almost like a vacuum tried to rip the roof off, " he said.
The building is closed today as they inspect the damage.
"This is what you have insurance for," Mueller said. "You can't be devastated by it."
—Staff writer Robin Knepper contributed to this report.
After last night's storm, a preteen boy in a pajamas and bathrobe foraged for breakfast. He found some—in the form of a PopTart and juice—from the Salvation Army's canteen.
The mobile kitchen opened at 11 a.m. at the England Run subdivision in Stafford County and later moved to Gayle Middle School. The canteen mainly serves the first responders helping residents whose homes were damaged in last night's storms.
But many residents have stopped by for lunch, coffee and tea as well, said Captain Christine Harris of the Fredericksburg Area Salvation Army. In nearly two hours, more than 40 people have eaten lunch at the canteen, she said.
She and the group's workers are stocking the canteens shelves and serving at the same time. This emergency marks the canteen's début, since the agency's earlier mobile kitchen was destroyed by arson two years ago, Harris said.
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Perhaps in an effort to ease some of the sting that USC fans were dealing with, the university announced the dates for homecoming and Trojan Family Weekend.
Trojan Family Weekend will be the weekend of Sept. 27 when the Trojans face the Oregon State Beavers.
In 2013, Trojan families were welcomed to campus the weekend of Oct. 26 when the Trojans squared off against the Utah Utes.
The Trojans entered the game reeling a bit with a 4-3 record following a tough loss to Notre Dame. A gritty 19-3 victory over the Utes helped propel the Trojans to a five-game winning streak.
With Trojan Family Weekend coming in the fifth week of the season, the Trojans should at a minimum have a 2-1 record heading into the tilt against the Beavers.
The Trojans are just 3-2 in their previous five games against the Beavers, but hold a 41-3-3 record over them at home.
Homecoming will be on Oct. 18 when the Trojans face the Colorado Buffaloes.
Last season, the Trojans celebrated homecoming on Nov. 16 against the Stanford Cardinal. At that point, interim coach Ed Orgeron had the Trojans at 7-3 and 4-1 in their previous five games.
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Council member Chris Seelbach's position on the responsible bid rule ("Responsible Bid Rule Builds Jobs" March 3) is as foul as the water flowing through the Metropolitan Sewer District. Responsible taxpayers would rather be guided by the grown-up Hamilton County Commissioners, rather than by activist Cincinnati City Council members. Chris, take your ordinance and flush […]
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The Enquirer reported Dec. 19 that sewer rates were set to drain our pocketbooks to replace aging infrastructure and to comply with the Clean Water Act at a cost of a $3.2 billion system fix. County commissioners said they were trying to control sewer rates but it's a nearly impossible task. Chris Monzel was expected […]
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Was the day after Christmas a slow news day? Need to wake everybody up with your red headline "Overtime pay exceeds $2 Million" (Dec. 26)? I fail to see the need for that. While not explicitly said, the title makes it sound like the overtime pay is a bad thing. Yet when you read the […]
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Regarding "Metropolitan Sewer District overtime pay exceeds $2 million" (Dec. 26): In the past three weeks, there's been several crews of MSD workers near my home, from 1-4 man crews. I have never seen more than one person working at the same time. One crew of two men found one sat in the passenger seat […]
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open up and promote mindtouch API interface! https://developer.mozilla.org/@api/deki/
It would be so great to a lot of us who want to do washups with mdn knowladge base to have access and documentation for mindtouch API interface, MDN wiki engine.
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Great @Ali, thanks for keeping us up to date :)
the migration is planned for July 2012, we will be adding API support at some point after that as well.
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Well, the MindTouch API does produce JSON, XHTML and even serialized PHP. The platform is RESTful btw. The API has 160+ methods. Here's the docs: http://developer.mindtouch.com/en/ref/MindTouch_API
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Great @groovecoder, please let me know when this happens! :)
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Heading into Sunday's Crown Royal Presents the Curtiss Shaver 400 at the Brickyard Powered by Big Machine Records, several NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams had yet to visit victory lane at Indianapolis Motor Speedway since NASCAR began heading to the storied tack back in 1994. But all those teams were, yet again, shut out of victory lane and denied the opportunity to kiss the yard of bricks at the start/finish line by Hendrick Motorsports.
After a domianting performance that saw Hendrick driver Jimmie Johnson lead 99 laps of the 160 that made up the race, Johnson won for the fourth-time at Indianapolis to tie teammate Jeff Gordon for most all-time wins at the track and give car owner Rick Hendrick his eighth Brickyard win.
"That victory lap, going around the track, is really special," Johnson said in victory lane.
Three Hendrick Motorsports drivers finished in the top-five, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. finishing fourth and Gordon fifth. With his fourth-place finish, Earnhardt took the points lead from Matt Kenseth.
"We'd like to win more races, though," Earnhardt said.
Kenseth's No. 17 was collected by the spinning No. 20 car of Joey Logano with 28 laps to go, taking Kenseth out of the race.
"The farther we got back (in the field), the dumber people drove," Kenseth said after the incident.
Denny Hamlin started the race from the pole and led several laps early, until Johnson beat him off pit road during a cycle of green-flag pit stops around lap 25. For much of the remainder of the race, Johnson was in command.
Brad Keselowski and the No. 2 team got off sequence somewhat with their pit stops, hoping a slightly different strategy would set them apart from everyone else. As a result, Keselowski led for several laps multiple times, but the advantage of his strategy flew out the window when he lost several positions on a restart following a caution that came out with 67 laps to go. By the end of the race, he had dropped back to ninth.
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this page is excessively one-sided and relies heavily on ADB's own sources. I dispute the neutrality. 188.8.131.52 (talk) 17:15, 23 February 2008 (UTC)
Sources for reference:
- 2007: Large-scale ADB projects draw criticism http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2007/05/08/national/large-scale-adb-projects-draw-criticism/#.UX4rkko83IU
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I am trying to find out whether or not the first president of Asian Development Bank (1966-1972) is still alive. The man's name is Takeshi Watanabe and he was born sometime in 1906. I am leaning towards him being alive based on a picture that I found on the ADB website provided below. [[1]]
The most recent ADB President, Tadao Chino, is in the picture; as is Mr. Watanabe, who is seated in the middle. With these two pieces of information in hand, I've deduced that the picture was taken sometime during President Chino's tenure (1999-2005.) If this be true, Watanabe was alive in 1999-2005 and may have made it to 99+ years of age.
I have scoured the web for info on this man and there is absolutley no reference of him dying, or celebrating a 100th birthday. This is a shout out to anyone that may be able to help!Longevitymonger (talk) 21:12, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
- Sorry, can't help you much besides that page 43 in this pdf (published by ADB, October 2004) lists a phone number and email to a person with that name (perhaps you are lucky and it is the person you look for). Besides you could give a try to contact ADB. ----Erkan Yilmaz 18:26, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
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Most e-cigarette packages explicitly state that the products aren't to be sold to minors, and the two e-cig retailers in Sioux Falls have "no sales to minors" rules of their own.
Lederman's bill would make those prohibitions explicit. That's a regulation supported by a group called the "Consumer Advocates for Smoke-Free Alternatives Association."
What Lederman's bill won't do is clear the air (see what I did there?) in the debate about the public health virtues or pitfalls of electronic cigarettes, which supporters call essentially harmless but detractors see as a path to a dangerous normalization of nicotine addiction.
For a taste of those arguments, check here, here or here.
Lederman's bill has not appeared in a committee yet.