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Potts Camp News
Potts Camp School student needs special prayers
Recent guests of the "Lois Swanee Hour" that I enjoyed were Barry Burleson, editor of The South Reporter, and Rev. Jim Buchanon, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Potts Camp. I also enjoyed Stephanie Movre of the tourism department.
Henry Tutor has been put in a cast in the VA hospital in Memphis. He had a broken shoulder and neck bone from a recent fall. He needs our prayers. His grandson William lives with him.
Thanks to the First Baptist Church of Potts Camp, who delivered delicious fruit and candy to shut-ins on Valentine's Day.
Please say a special prayer for Jasmine Humphrey, a 12-year-old student at Potts Camp School, who is waiting for a kidney transplant.
Pray for the soldiers in the war zone.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Stone were their oldest daughter, Tommie and Gale Goode of Greenwood.
I enjoyed the many Valentines I received last week. Most of them were from my family. Probably the one sent from the longest distance was from a special cousin, Dr. Harris Hollingsworth and wife Milenda of Greenville, Tx. He and Jimmy were the oldest grandchildren in the Hollingsworth family.
Happy birthday to David Alderson on Feb. 22; to the former Korrie Stanton on Feb. 23 and to Megan Watkins on Feb. 25. Happy birthday to Jacob Gadd on Feb. 27; to Denise Wilson Feb. 28 and Karlie Pipkin on Feb. 29.
Prayer list: Donna Marett, Henry Tutor, Jean Derryberry, Nadine Vest, Diane Clayton, Lena Fay Work, Wayne Smith, Mary Jo McCallum, Hope Stroud and daughter Cheryl, Roy Foote, Mary Jo McCallum, Betty Fincher, Lina Mae Rhea. Pray for those who have lost loved ones, other sick people and those who lost their homes and family in the recent storms. God answers prayers.
Memories and History
Many changes have been made in our town over the years. A small white building known as the "Mayors office" was located on the site of the present telephone building. The "town council" met there, and we also voted there.
In 1974 when Roger Clayton served as town mayor, a nice, new city hall was built on the town square. Members of the board of aldermen that year were Wilfred Boren, Fred B. Clayton, Henry Jarrett and Maurice Robinson; the town clerk was Evelyn Whaley.
The Potts Camp Fire Department was chartered that year and the first fire truck purchased. The fire department became a part of the city hall.
Lunches were brought there every day for senior citizens. They were served in a large dining area; Jimmy Collins, Potts Camp mayor, was the bus driver who picked up the people and brought them to the lunchroom. On Friday he took their blood pressure. Most of the people are deceased today.
Many of the women who came to eat at city hall began making quilts. One special one I remember was used to help fund the food site. Quilters were Ethel Simmons and Lucille Pierce (both lived to be 100 years old). Others also deceased were Lorene McClellan, Alene Payne, Cora Mann, Relolla Smith, Mirretta Walker and Josie Shaw. Inez Jarrett is the only one living today. Jimmy Collins sold the most tickets and Kay Garrison won the quilt. It brought $400. A picture in The South Reporter showed several quilters and Jimmie Collins. Once a week he drove a group of us to Holly Springs for groceries to the Health Department for free. That was a good program. My late friend, Gladys Wilson, always ate at the food site. At that time, I was making a garden and serving so I didn't have time to eat there. I made 100 pillows. I went by on Friday to have my blood pressure taken.
J.C. Pruitt was the first fire chief, then Cary Mayer and the late Billy Edlin. He served until 1985. It is always made up with volunteers.
Until 1974 we used a huge hose wrapped on two large wheels to fight fires.
We are proud of our fire department today. It reaches across the railroad tracks.
We are thankful that the Bank of Holly Springs built a nice, new bank on the highway and gave our town the former bank on Center Street for a city hall. Now the fire department has its own building. We are also proud of Williams Clinic and the P.C. Pharmacy in Potts Camp. Time changes things!
Holly Springs News
Special thanks to John Richards
Jones Grove Church was host to Marshall County Singing Union last Sunday. Welcoming: Jones Grove; followed by series of selections from choirs. Next union will be at Hopewell No. 1, March 9.
Hopewell No. 1 members having a birthday in February are Tierra Zinn, 15; Yvonne Pinson, 16; Dayton Reed Jr., 22; Aleisha Walton. The congregation sang Happy Birthday to all.
Special thanks to John Richard of Los Angeles for purchasing two tickets to the UNC Banquet at Rust College for Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Milan.
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A poop, turd that falls and makes a distinct "plop" sound as it hits the water.
"Dang, water splashed on me after I dropped that plopper."
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According to Creed (from "The Office)'s blog, "this means bad." This along with several others words were created by Creed, who was jealous of teenagers using slang that he did not understand.
Did you see that movie last night? It was ploppers.
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1)n. A certain size and consistency of defacate that achieves a "plop" like sound.
2)slang. Palapas.
2)slang. Palapas.
"I just threw down some ploppers."
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A person or individual who bounces the pong ball excessively during a beer pong match but yet repeatedly misses
Man mallory is such a plopper she has bounced everytime and has not made one yet

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Back Pain Health Center
The Truth About Back Surgery
So What Does Help? continued...
If you're interested in going to a pain program, look for one certified by CARF (the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). Most programs are covered (at least in part) by health insurance.
Increasingly, people are turning to pain centers sooner rather than later, say specialists from Texas Back Institute and Dartmouth's Spine Center. Based on their experiences with patients all along the spectrum, they've pinpointed strategies to help keep sufferers with an acute back problem from developing a chronic one:
Limit Narcotics
Unlike anti-inflammatories, the commonly used Percocet, Vicodin, OxyContin, and other opioids don't help heal your back. And they can be addictive.
Get Help
if you're emotionally down. Depression makes pain worse.
Set Goals
Tell your health team what you want to be able to do — go to work, drive — so you can make a plan.
Stay Active
When you're on bed rest, your family can begin to see you as the "sick person," which can be hard to reverse. It's also not great for your body (you lose muscle tone) or mind (you get depressed).
As Catherine Johnson found after going through the Dartmouth Spine Center program, even excruciating, life-limiting pain can be overcome. You may have to develop a mantra — "the pain will go away," "moving will make me feel better, not worse" — and you may have to try a number of approaches before you find the one that works. Most of all, you have to keep your skepticism meter set on high, so you won't be derailed by promises that can't be kept — and treatments that won't help.
Finding Dr. Right
With some doctors eager to do surgery you may not need — and that may well not help — it's not always easy to find a competent and caring physician who will do his or her best by you. Some guidelines, starting with two key "don'ts":
Don't trust the Internet.
The doctor ads you see on patient-education sites may have been placed there by publicity agents for hospitals or spine centers, says Dr. Rosen. Often, their real agenda is to promote surgery.
Don't be wowed by big names.
Some prominent surgeons have been implicated in questionable consulting practices. They may be highly skilled, but you want to be sure that whatever treatment is suggested will be best for you, not for a company that's researching a product.
Think local.
Your own family doctor sees back patients before, during, and after treatment. He or she knows which specialists are doing the best jobs in your area. Worried your doc will simply refer you to his golfing buddy? Ask for more than one name, and ask why he likes these physicians best.
Check your state's Website.
Type the name of your state followed by ".gov" and then look for links to "physician licensing" to confirm that the doctor has a current license.


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Gadi Amit won a National Design Award for 'objects that are beautiful and have a lot of design value, yet are functional for Joe Public.'
Welcome to the cyber capital of the world (audio)
CEO of CyberSpark in Beersheva talks to ISRAEL21c about the transformation of Israel's largest desert city into a cyber-tech innovation capital.
Get around Tel Aviv by magnetic levitation
Order a skyTran two-person transport pod, punch in your destination and soar above traffic on a magnetized guideway. A demo system is going up at Israel Aircraft Industries, and soon in Tel Aviv and beyond.
The newest force in Israeli high-tech – women (audio)
After making a mark in biotech and business, Israeli women are taking on the traditionally male-oriented world of high-tech.
The incubator that fast tracks innovations for the disabled
A new Israeli business accelerator is the world's first exclusively for startups with products and services for people with disabilities.
A two-inch computer for $55
CuBox, the smallest computer ever, is made in Israel by an Arab-Israeli company aiming to power the Internet of Things.
Slide into Hanna Dodiuk's non-stick world
First she broke a glass ceiling and then she invented a nano-coating that makes glass repel dust and keeps ice from adhering to airplanes.
Israel rides high on wearable technology wave
'I think a lot of the wearables will come out of Israel,' predicts Robert Scoble, one of America's most highly regarded tech evangelists.
World's first mini mobile printer
Critics at Microsoft's ThinkNext event were wowed by the tiny PocketPrinter's ability to connect to smartphones and PCs, and print on paper of any size.
Fly me to the moon (audio)
Will Israeli nonprofit, SpaceIL make history by landing the world's smallest unmanned capsule on the moon? ISRAEL21c talks to the organization to find out.
Tel Aviv, Beijing launch $300m. joint research project
The XIN Center at Tel Aviv University will nurture future product ideas by Israeli and Chinese students in nanotech, biotech and energy.


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Singapore is my 2nd favorite place, I want to live there also. I like the weather and the people also. I want visit there 3 years from now.
Siargao is in Mindanao, I like to visit there because i have lots of relatives live there that I haven't meet yet before, and I want to visit there soon maybe 1 year from now.
Palawan is the famous island in Philippines. I want to visit there and I hope I can celebrate my birthday next year.
Sydney Opera house
Autralia's most Iconic structure, I want to visit there and i wanna see what's inside in this famous instructure. I want to visit there with my family 7 years from now.
I want to go to Korea because i like there foods that made in Korea not here in Philippines. And I have few friends live there.I want o go there 5 years from now.
Japan is my favorite place that I want to go, I like their culture, foods and everything. Japanese is so kind people as i know. I want to there after I graduate and that is my gift to myself, and I want to work there and live there.
I want to go there because i have lots of relatives working in Hongkong,especially my sister and I want to go there after 2 years.
As we know Hawaii is the most famous island in U.S, It is a nice place and want to go there 9 years from now with my hubby.


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Do we really know what love is? Is it large amounts of chocolate? Is it a little fat guy with wings and an arrow? Is it my healthy, safe obsession with Jessica Alba? Or how about the love of music and live performance from a high school choir in Shakopee?On Friday night, the classic American band Fo ... More >>
Low made hot-headed believers out of a large festival crowd Saturday at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. After a set that primarily featured songs from the band's 2013 release The Invisible Way, they decided to take things in a pop-oriented direction with a cover of Rihanna's slow jam "Stay. ... More >>
The 4onthefloor with Eric Koskinen Turf Club, St. Paul Thursday, April 4, 2013You know what you getting when you go to a 4onthefloor show. It's never anything less than the most fun you'll have that week, regardless of what else may happen. The only question is exactly how much fun it will be. At th ... More >>
See Also:Bon Iver book Radio City Music Hall residency, unveil Bjork coverBon Iver's Justin Vernon designs shoe for KeepThe yearly tradition of The Believer putting out a music issue is upon us once again. As in years past, the McSweeney's flagship magazine of profound thought has pulled together an ... More >>
So this is kind of a weird time to be alive, when the President and the Republican Congressional leaders and the Democratic Congressional leaders are doing these press-conference showdowns where each faction is offer gentile smack-talk about the other factions, apparently en route to achieving a ... More >>
Does it sound as awkward as it arrived? (Short answer: nope)Three weeks ago, the Beastie Boys's "Make Some Noise" single from new album Hot Sauce Committee leaked on the web to overall excitement and positive criticism, and now the entire album -- their 8th as a trio -- has escaped top secret sta ... More >>
Blame it on your lying cheating cold deadbeating two-timing double-dealing mean mistreating loving heart.
What history says about a pitcher's next game after a perfecto.
The rapper savant will join the ranks of American Idol singing mentors, alongside such vocal luminaries as, you know, Kenny Rogers.
Next month is gearing up to be a crazy time for live shows. Here's a list to help you plan out a successful Rocktober 2008.
The roots of Ron Gardenhire
Can the up-and-down Twins deliver another division title?
Another year, another playoff collapse
Despite midseason doldrums, the twins reward the faithful with a second straight pennant
A zoological study of local musicians roaming free in their favorite hangouts
It's only going to take a pulse to win the AL central, but the Twins better find one in a hurry
Being the head of a fan club these days is about more than having David Lee Roth sign your ass
Former hip-hop collaborators Wyclef Jean and Canibus battle their personal demons--and each other
But I did recognize the basic equation that Florida is a long way from Minnesota, and no matter how little I had seen my dad up till then, I would see him less in the years to come.
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Little big man: Jakob Dylan's cover of "Heroes" is the most abject mis-reading of a song this decade


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Smells wonderful, and easy to spread.
My favorite product is Lubriderm Skin Therapy Moisturizing Lotion. I use it for a face moisturizer as well as for a body lotion. My skin looks years younger and smoother since I have been using this product. It also works better on a sunburn than anything else I have ever tried. The lotion is absorbed instantly and my skin is soft and smooth. I absolutely love this product, and have recommended it to all my friends.
I am CRAZY about this product. It's a beautiful face moisturizer that won't cause acne (which is really important to me), but there are tons of other great ways to use it. In the winter if my skin is especially dry I'll slather on some right out of a shower. Throughout the day I use this whenever my hands feel dry. I love the fact that it's unscented- I get eczema breakouts once in a while and other lotions with fragrance will just irritate it. It's fairly light and absorbs quickly, so there's no greasy feeling after maybe 2 to 3 minutes. Five lippies!
I needed a cheap and relatively fragrance free lotion. I found a bottle of this in the bargain bin at my local drugstore and decided to give it at a try. For $1.50 it does what I want it to do. My skin is super dry and about an hour after slathering myself down w/ safflower oil once I get out of the shower my skin needs more moisture. I apply a good helping of this on top my arms and legs, and am itch and flake free. Sometimes in the morning I need to put more on, but that's usually just during the winter. If your skin isn't super dry (read: it wouldn't qualify as a freakin' desert) then it would be fine on it's own. I don't find it at all greasy, and it's cheap. My only complaint it that it uses mineral to moisturize, which I'm not thrilled w/, but it doesn't contain silicones which always give me a rash.
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Chudleigh — Devon, England
Chudleigh is a small town and a civil parish located in a beautiful valley near the River Teign; with easy access to any part of Devon, being situated between Exeter and Plymouth and in close proximity to Dartmoor.
In medieval times this was a wool market town whose wool trade and related industry continued until the Industrial Revolution, at which time Chudleigh established a carriage trade. During the early years of the 19th century Chudleigh underwent a devastating catastrophe that wrecked havoc on the entire town. The fire of 1807 destroyed virtually the entire town with the exception of St. Martin's Church and a handful of cottages. Rebuilding took place with the replacement of the quaint thatched roof to more practical and fire retardant roofing materials. As a Consequence of the fire there are few historic buildings left in the town other than the church; the old grammar school built in 1668 and located next to the church, now privately owned; and of course, the archaeological fragments of the Bishop's Palace; and Ugbrooke House which is in close proximity to the town.
During the era of the rich and powerful Bishops of Exeter, in 1080 Bishop Osborne selected Chudleigh as the site of a rural palace; the remains can be seen near Rock Road. The Bishops had domain over The Church of St. Martin and St. Mary when it was dedicated circa 1259. St. Martin's celebrated 750 years of history during 2009, with a history of worship on their site predating the Norman Conquest. The early sandstone nave and chancel church was replaced by a cruciform building, and a third rebuilding during the 14th century was in the Perpendicular Style. The tower is believed to be from this period; however more changes were made in later centuries to the church. This is an extremely interesting church that contains floor stones and tablets that reference historical records of the times as well as the person that they are commemorating. The church also has twenty paintings of the Apostles and the Prophets with related inscriptions, a rarity to be found in few churches.
Chudleigh history includes Ugbrooke House, which is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Ugbrooke was at one time home to the Precentor of Exeter, who came to reside there in 1225 during the times of the Bishops of Exeter. Ugbrooke became home to the Clifford's of Chudleigh circa 1564 when the property was in private ownership; with the house undergoing much alteration through the centuries. The house was rebuilt several times; however it is the interior that contains artifacts, fine paintings and handiwork, as well as a military uniform collection that creates the ambience of a museum that offers a window into the past. The 600 acre grounds also contains a grove of trees known as "Dryden's Walk" and it is believed that John Dryden finished his translation of Virgil at Ugbrooke while visiting the first Lord of Clifford. There is also an Early Iron Age Hillfort, Castle Dyke, on the highest point of the grounds.
Chudleigh Rocks, a Site of Special Scientific Interest is located just to the southwest of the town and commands a panoramic view of the countryside from the top. This limestone outcrop covered partially with trees and bushes has several well known features; the configuration of rock called the Pope's Head and the Pixies' Hole which is a large cavern in the limestone; also there are cavities which may be of interest to the life scientist. For the rock climbers and cavers there is also an interesting attraction, The Rock Centre, which offers related experiences for an energizing day of activity. There is also The Rock Garden which features a Secret Garden, a Fern Garden and woodland paths with a wetland nature reserve. Canonteign Falls and Farm Park are in close proximity to Chudleigh, as is Becky Falls, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, with its endangered flora and fauna. Canonteign Falls has the highest waterfall in England and is spectacular to see.
Chudleigh may have lost some of its quaint thatched roofed charm in the fire of 1807, but if you know where to look, you will find an abundance of history and spectacular beauty ready to be appreciated by those who take the time to look. And what better place to go for seeking a fairy-tale, as Chudleigh is home to the "Chudley Cannons", one of the thirteen Quidditch teams from the "Harry Potter" series that has been popularized so widely in the past decade. So get on your broomstick and take the family for a bird's eye view of J.K. Rowling's imagination.Where is Chudleigh?
Chudleigh is located in the south east of Devon near the A38 and M5. The nearest populated areas include Newton Abbot to the south and Exeter to the north.Have you ever visited Chudleigh?
Is Chudleigh your favourite place to stay during the holidays? Should Chudleigh be on everyone's list of must-see travel destinations? Tell us why, we're interested. Let us know what you think about Chudleigh — your comments may be published on this website.


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John G's Event Journal
Legally Blonde: The Musical
Sunday August 11, 2013 / 2:00pmLegally Blonde: The Musical
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Assigned at Box Office
5342 Tilly Mill Road
Dunwoody, GA 30338
How was your experience?
Wonderful play. Everyone's voices were loud and clear; always a risk when seeing a musical. When entering JCC on a weekend, turn left and find a parking space more easily.


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Buffalo, NY (WKBW)- An announcement was expected Thursday concerning the distribution of casino money to local host communities, but that announcement appears to be on hold. Media advisories were sent out Wednesday, stating there would be a casino revenue announcement Thursday morning, with state lawmakers and Seneca leaders, but was later cancelled. It was allegedly suppose to resolve a 2 year dispute with the state and the Seneca Nation.
Years ago, the Seneca Nation and New York State agreed upon a gaming compact. The Seneca Nation would distribute a portion of its casino revenue to the state, in exchange for exclusive rights to gaming devices in the region. The revenue would then be distributed to local host communities. In 2009, the Senecas stopped payment and claimed the state broke its agreement by allowing slots and other gaming devices at Western New York facilities not operated by the Seneca Nation.
"The state has been cheating us by operating illegal games like Moxy Mania," said Seneca Nation President Robert Odawi Porter. "We seem to have people far off in another land making decisions and taking actions that are undermining all of us in Western New York."
Porter says he sent a letter to the state in February, expressing interest in providing casino dollars directly to host communities like Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Salamanca, and others, but never received a response from the Cuomo Administration. Porter added he received a letter a few days ago from the state's director of operations. The letter apparently expressed interest into the idea of direct distribution, but the state added it would prefer the whole issue to go to arbitration. Seneca Leaders say the state's lack of initiative to negotiate is leaving communities out tens of millions of dollars. To date, the Senecas have withheld more than $300 million in casino revenue. At this point the Seneca Nation says enough is enough and it will move towards arbitration to help settle the issue.


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Topics: Insurance, States
Feb 14, 2014
Now on Kaiser Health News' blog, Eric Whitney writes: "The county with the highest health insurance premiums in the country is drafting a lawsuit against Colorado, saying the state's approval of the rates violates anti-discrimination protections in the Affordable Care Act. Garfield County Attorney Frank Hutfless says county commissioners told him "to prepare a lawsuit to be filed against the state, and particularly the department of insurance, the insurance commissioner and perhaps the governor" (Whitney, 2/13). Check out what else is on the blog.
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Cisco Small Business Switches SSH/SSL Packets Processing
by Carol~ - 3/7/13 8:30 AM
In Reply to: VULNERABILITIES / FIXES - March 07, 2013 by Carol~
Cisco Small Business Switches SSH/SSL Packets Processing Denial of Service Vulnerability
Release Date: 2013-03-07
Criticality level : Less critical
Impact : DoS
Where : From remote
Solution Status : Vendor Patch
Operating System :
Cisco Small Business Managed Switches 300 Series
Cisco Small Business Smart Switches 200 Series
Cisco Small Business Stackable Managed 500 Series
A vulnerability has been reported in Cisco Small Business Switches, which can be exploited by malicious people to cause a DoS (Denial of Service).
The vulnerability is caused due to an unspecified error when processing SSH or SSL packets. This can be exploited to cause a SSL/TLS protocol layer to fail and render some service unusable by sending specially crafted SSH or SSL packets.
Please see the vendor's advisory for a list of affected versions.
Apply patches (please see the vendor's advisory for details).
Provided and/or discovered by:
The vendor credits Hisashi Kojima and Masahiro Nakada, Fujitsu Laboratories LTD.
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Blog Archive
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2013/10/02 02:39 CDT | 2 comments
When LADEE launched on September 6, it launched into Earth orbit. Today, it is finally on a path that will take it to its October 6 lunar orbit insertion. Its operation is continuing normally in the face of the U.S. government's shutdown yesterday, as is that of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Go LADEE!
Planetary Radio Live Launch Special
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/09/10 10:41 CDT
Listen to or watch the recording of our live celebration for LADEE as the spacecraft blasted off for the moon.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/08/26 04:37 CDT | 4 comments
A deep lunar crater exposes some of the Moon's secrets.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/08/05 01:38 CDT | 4 comments
Seasons, sunlight, and shadow at the Moon's north pole
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/07/29 01:18 CDT | 4 comments
Pushing back the frontier, and filling in the blank spaces on the map.
Planetary Radio: Don't Step in That Puddle!
The Strong Evidence for Water on the Moon
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/07/01 06:18 CDT
The Planetary Science Institute's Amanda Hendrix is the guest for our July 1 episode. She finds water in the least likely places, including Luna.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/06/19 01:33 CDT | 1 comment
From far away, or from so near you could almost touch it, the moon is beautiful.
The Shores of the Kraken Sea: Great Place Names in the Solar System
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/05/28 08:59 CDT | 9 comments
Nothing reflects the romance of deep space exploration more than the evocative names of places on the planets and moons.
Dueling Desolations: Mercury vs. the Moon
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/05/13 01:02 CDT | 7 comments
They look so similar they can be hard to tell apart, but each hides its own mysteries.
Dark No More: Exploring the Far Side of the Moon
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/04/29 02:11 CDT | 3 comments
The first human beings to see the mysterious "dark" side of the moon were not astronauts.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2013/04/08 09:12 CDT | 4 comments
Dispatches from five different worlds--all sent by robotic spacecraft on the same day.
Posted by Ganna (Anya) Portyankina on 2013/01/23 11:51 CST | 3 comments
The Mars I study is really active; the surface constantly changes. We have collected a lot of image data about changing seasonal features near the south pole. There is so much that we can't analyze all of it on our own. We need your help, through a new Zooniverse project named PlanetFour.
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The twin GRAIL spacecraft are nearly out of fuel, and are being directed to a controlled impact near the north pole on the near side of the Moon on December 17. Before the end, though, they did some cool things, including flying within 2000 meters of mountaintops, and catching video of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in flight.
What's up in the Solar System in August 2012
Posted by Jason Davis on 2012/08/03 06:03 CDT
Welcome to the monthly roundup of our solar system's envoy of electronic explorers! All eyes are on Curiosity as it approaches Mars this weekend. Who will lend support at the Red Planet?
A solar eclipse - as viewed from the Moon
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A solar eclipse isn't just a spiffy sight to Earthlings; it looks pretty cool to lunar dwellers as well.
3D view of an unnamed lunar crater
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2012/05/03 03:18 CDT
Grab your red-blue 3D glasses and dive in to this small but spectacular unnamed lunar crater as seen in a Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photo.
New views of Lunokhod 1 and Luna 17 from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2012/03/14 08:47 CDT
It is always thrilling to see relics of human exploration out there on other worlds. Today, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera team posted some new photos of two defunct spacecraft: the Luna 17 lander and the Lunokhod 1 rover. I've posted images of the two craft before, but the ones released today are much better.
Comparing Chang'e 2 and Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter maps of the Moon
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How does the LRO lunar map compare with the new Chinese product from Chang'e 2?
New Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photos show Apollo sites in sharpest detail yet
Posted by Jason Davis on 2011/09/08 11:58 CDT
On September 6, NASA released new high-resolution photos from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) showing the Apollo 12, 14 and 17 landing sites from vantage points as close as 21 kilometers.
Lovely crater turns up in MoonZoo; 2 million images classified, lots more Moon left
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/18 10:48 CDT
Here's a very pretty picture to start off the week: a really gorgeous fresh crater on the lunar farside. There's nothing particularly unusual about this crater; it's just recent and fresh so there's a mesmerizing amount of detail in the feathery patterns of the ejecta that fans outward from it.
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On Saturday, September 27th, 2014 The Kuna Gold Marching Band and Color Guard competed in their first competition of the 2014 season. Kuna made an excellent showing, taking 3rd in their division (of 6 bands), 5th overall and won the award for Best Percussion in their division.
October 4th, high school bands from all over the valley will come to Kuna to compete once again. The Kuna Middle School bands will perform the national anthem, and the The Kuna Gold will march in exhibition. Gates open at 11am, with the first performance at 12pm. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and students with ID cards and free for children 5 yrs old and under. This is an excellent opportunity to see what marching band is all about and to enjoy a great show!


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The Miami Heat got thumped by the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals and while the team is searching for answers, Chris Bosh is lighting up his team's performance for how defensively terrible it was.
When you have a Spurs team record the greatest quarter of scoring in NBA Finals history on your watch, there isn't much to gloat about and Bosh is abundantly aware of that.
Bosh: "You can't win a championship with that kind of effort, home or away… We did nothing right, & we deserve what we have."
— Ethan J. Skolnick (@EthanJSkolnick) June 11, 2014
Chris Bosh: "We did it to ourselves… with all due respect to them. We have to take this one on the chin."
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There was little to be pleased about from a Heat perspective as the game was an utter failure in just about every single way imaginable. Bosh is taking as much blame as anyone else as he realizes this was a team failure and only the team as a whole can ensure this doesn't happen again.
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Charles E. Hill, "The New Testament Canon: Deconstructio Ad Absurdum?," JETS 52/1 (2009): 111.Jesus made the astounding claim, recorded in all three Synoptic Gospels, that heaven and earth would pass away, but that his words would not pass away (Matt 24:35/Mark 13:31/Luke 21:33). It is fair to say at this late date, that the only words of Jesus which have not passed away are those that were written down!
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Stacked full of 32 quality tunes alongside an essential full-length DJ mix, Toolroom Knights Mixed By Doorly is a collective showcase of DOORLY's djing prowess & production mastery. Here's a collection of ranging from rolling house to techy stompers. The compilation features Doorly originals, remixes, hand-selected choice cuts from friends, as well as a handful of exclusives.
One of these exclusives is featured in this mini profile, where Doorly talks about his influences and confesses that he didn't start producing until 10 years into his djing career.
It's impossible to go through all 32 tracks, so here are a few choice ones.
Doorly works a Green Velvet sample in this quite nicely.
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The Latin American country demands that the Web giant take down videos denigrating political candidates, as well as the anti-Islam film that sparked protests across the Middle East.Brazil jails Google chief for not removing YouTube videos | Internet & Media - CNET News
Are the days of economic prosperity in America behind us? They could be, according to economics professor Robert Gordon of Northwestern University. (via Faltering Innovation Means The Last Days Of American Prosperity Are Behind Us - Business Insider)
Most fans of the Beastie Boys' early hits know Adam Yauch, or MCA as he was known, for a few choice boasts, like "I got more juice than Picasso's got paint" (from the 1986 song "The New Style"). Despite the group's early reputation as party animals, however, peace, mindfulness and positive energy were subjects the rapper wanted to represent in his work. (via Adam Yauch: A Beastie Boy tamed by age and wisdom - latimes.com)
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It's agonizing to listen to an album whose production far exceeds the abilities of the artist named on the cover. The clear star of this album is producer Dr. Gonzo.
Apparently I'm not the only person out there who considers 2000's Deltron 3030 to be one of the premier hip-hop records of the decade.
I never learned through the album's 20 tracks what exactly 2-3 stood for, but I will say that after my 2-3rd listen, I liked what I heard.
On paper, Swan Lake — the Canadian indie super-group featuring Destroyer (née Daniel Bejar), Spencer Krug (Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown) and Carey Mercer (Frog Eyes) — seems
Dimension, depth and mood are pervasive on Overloaded Ark, another magical, mystical vessel piloted by Helena Espvall and Masaki Batoh.
Gypsy dance-masters Kal continue their steady rise from the clubs of their homeland Belgrade, scrambling notions and rerouting their roots in a genre far from myopic.
What's there to say about Kraftwerk? Love 'em or hate 'em, you're never in for any surprises.
If you have any friends that are all like, "Yeah, Karen O's totally awesome," slap them upside the head with Magik Markers' Balf Quarry.
Sporting a Black-Crowes-meets-Asylum-Street-Spankers vibe, The Bad Reeds flash a host of influences on this debut release, most notably licks and riffs that hearken as far back as Zeppelin (a
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Headline News Pixar's 'Brave' Wins Golden Globe
Winners for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards are announced, with Pixar's "Brave" taking the prize for Best Animated Film.
Winners for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards are announced, with Pixar's "Brave" taking the prize for Best Animated Film.
American Cinema Editors announce nominations for the 63rd Annual ACE Eddie Awards recognizing outstanding editing in nine categories of film, television and documentaries.
Nominees for the 33rd Annual RAZZIE Awards, satirizing the Worst Achievements in Film for 2012, are announced.
The Cinema Audio Society announces the nominees in six categories for the 49th Annual CAS Awards for Outstanding Achievements in Sound Mixing.
Visual effects supervisor and director of photography Bill Taylor to receive the John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
"Brave," "Frankenweenie" and "ParaNorman" receive nominations for Best Animated Feature;" Dark Knight Rises," "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," "Life of Pi," "Marvel Avengers Assemble" and "Prometheus" are nominated for Best Special Visual Effects.
"Anna Karenina," "Les Miserables," "Life of Pi," "Lincoln" and "Skyfall" earn American Society of Cinematographers Award nominations.
The Directors Guild of America announces the five nominees for the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for 2012, including Ang Lee for "Life of Pi."
Original Screenplay nominees include "Flight," "Looper," "The Master," "Moonrise Kingdom," "Zero Dark Thirty."
Warner Bros.' "The Hobbit," Paramount's "The Avengers" and Fox's "Life of Pi" lead feature nominations.
Here's a rundown of the 10 films from last night's VFX Bakeoff presentations at the Motion Picture Academy.
The Visual Effects Society to honor Academy Award winning filmmaker Ang Lee with the VES Visionary Award at the 11th Annual VES Awards on Tuesday, February 5, 2013.
The Art Directors Guild announces nominations in nine categories of Production Design for theatrical motion pictures, television, commercials and music videos competing in the ADG's 17th Annual Excellence in Production Design Awards for 2012.
Producers Guild of America announces Theatrical Motion Picture, Animated Theatrical Motion Picture and Long-Form Television nominations for the 2013 Producers Guild Awards.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences extends the deadline for members to vote for Oscar nominations by one day to Friday, January 4, 2013, 5.p.m. PT.
Stash Media names "Real Complainers Vote" from Third Street Advertising and Foundation Content the Best Viral Spot of 2012.
Production designers behind James Bond franchise set to receive Cinematic Imagery Award from The Art Directors Guild's Excellence in Production Design Awards.
The short film "Combustible," by Otomo Katsuhiro, wins the Grand Prize for animation at the 16th Japan Media Arts Festival.
Poised to hit $100M at the domestic box office today, the critically acclaimed film garners seven golden globe nominations -- more than any other film.
The "Life of Pi" director will receive the Harold Lloyd Award, the Society's highest filmmaker recognition.
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Got Light Rail Envy?
Still a bit of a slow news cycle until the mayoral and council elections are over next month, so today we bring you more updates on other light rail systems across the country.
First, we look east to New Jersey Transit's Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line, which was a public-private partnership that allowed one supplier to design, build, operate and maintain the system. Since opening in 2000 — and expanding several times since — the line has generated a lot of new development. That's why NJ Transit has commissioned a study to prove how much additional private investment has occurred since the $2 billion system opened.
Next, we move to south to the DART system in Dallas, which just announced an expansion of their green line out to the suburb of Carrollton. The expansion will run along an existing Union Pacific freight corridor. The city of Carrollton, which is just north of DFW airport, has been buying up land, rezoning, and offering tax breaks to developers to build transit-oriented development.
Lastly, we head west to Phoenix, where fully-assembled light rail cars were finally unveiled for their new 20-mile line, which opens in December 2008. In addition, the suburbs of Chandler and Scottsdale are both getting serious about connecting to the main spine through Phoenix, Mesa, and Tempe.3 comments


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Will Batman Get a Solo Movie in 2019?
A new rumor contends Warner Bros. is eyeing another Batman solo movie 2019, continuing an expected string of DC Comics adaptations.
A new rumor contends Warner Bros. is eyeing another Batman solo movie 2019, continuing an expected string of DC Comics adaptations.
The Hollywood legend, who's doubled for everyone from Harrison Ford to Christopher Reeve, reveals to SPINOFF some of the secrets of Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit.
The filmmaker explains how the Dark Knight's planned cameo grew into a larger role, and talks about the costume tests for Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.
Superman saves Sandra Bullock in a clever video that merges footage from Gravity and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.
Frequent Zack Snyder collaborator Wesley Coller weighs in on the backlash to Ben Affleck as Batman, and ponders Wonder Woman's big-screen future.
Director Zack Snyder's Batman vs. Superman film will occupy all seven sound stages at Michigan Motion Picture Studios in Pontiac.
A top Warner Bros. executive addressed the rumor that Wonder Woman and other DC heroes may appear in Batman Vs. Superman, and the controversial casting of Ben Affleck.
The first behind-the-scenes footage from Batman vs. Superman surfaced over the weekend as Warner Bros. took over East Los Angeles College's Weingart Stadium to film a football game between Gotham City University and Metropolis State.
At New York Comic Con, Mattel unveiled a series of 4-inch action figures featuring the likenesses of Christopher Reeve, Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer, Terence Stamp and Michael Keaton from the Superman and Batman films.
Acknowledging that he and director Zack Snyder knew the ending of Man of Steel would be controversial, screenwriter David S. Goyer explains why, in this case, Superman had to kill. Warning: Potential spoilers.
As rumors swirl about Bryan Cranston playing Lex Luthor in the Man of Steel sequel, the Breaking Bad star says he thinks Superman's arch-foe is "a lovable, sweet man."
The Dark Knight Returns creator Frank Miller will reportedly meet with director Zack Snyder "in the next few days" to discuss plans for the newly announced Man of Steel sequel.


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ERISA Plans
All employers offering health benefits to their employees through managed care organizations or traditional indemnity insurers must comply with requirements of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). ERISA requires private employer-provided health benefit plans to disclose certain information to plan participants, to report information to the federal government, and to pay benefits that are promised under the plans. ERISA regulations generally require employer health plans to approve or deny claims within 90 days and to approve or deny an appeal of claims denials within 60 days. Although ERISA health plans are required to establish and disclose complaint and appeals procedures to participants, and to notify participants of claims denials, the plans are not required to provide a particular complaint procedure.
State-Licensed Insurance Products
Some state insurance regulations require health insurers doing business in the state to provide certain complaint procedures to enrollees. In addition, all 50 states have laws licensing or governing HMOs doing business in the state, which are separate from their laws regulating indemnity insurance products. Many states' laws are based on the model HMO law drafted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which requires HMOs to establish complaint procedures approved by the state's insurance commissioner.
An estimated 30 states have some specified complaint procedures that HMOs must follow, and at least seven states now require an expedited appeal for denials of urgently needed care.
SOURCE: President's Advisory Commission, 1998.
Changes in the way physicians are paid have altered the financial incentives of clinical practice. Whereas providers under fee-for-service generally have financial incentives to provide more care, managed care plans have attempted to shift the incentive system toward the use of performance indicators. Common measures used by half or more HMOs with such physician incentive systems include utilization and cost, quality of care (e.g., adherence to practice guidelines), patient complaints, and the results of consumer surveys. Usually, these performance-based bonuses or "withholds" represent a small share of a physician's total income. Managed care organizations still tend to pay individual specialists on a fee-for-service basis, but elements of risk are being introduced. Some plans are capitating (i.e., paying a flat fee per patient covered) or competitively bidding for specific specialty services such as mental health, radiology, podiatry, and cardiology (InterStudy, 1997). Some managed care organizations offer cancer care as a "carve-out" through a network of cancer care providers (e.g., Value Oncology Services) (Bell, 1997). In these arrangements, an employer removes coverage for cancer care from the regular health benefits plans and arranges for coverage through a contract with a separate set of specialized providers.
Cancer care is often resource intensive, and some managed care companies are hiring disease management specialists to track costs and manage patient care (Bennett, 1997; Piro and Doctor, 1998). Disease management systems can reduce costs and improve care if they coordinate care


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Laws are made to protect you…a MISNOMER…show me one law that actually protects you. Laws are made to deter and punish the criminal act after it has been committed, not before.
Laws made by moral people are for moral people; criminals only respect the laws they want too. When a lawbreaker breaks the law he suddenly has rights to protect him…what about the victims of lawbreakers, where are their rights. They have none, only a Government that says it is protecting you.
The only person that can protect you from criminals is…YOU!
The battle rages on about whether this country wants to further restrict the availability of guns, the types of guns and the ammunition to be used in those guns. On one side is what is referred to as the Gun Nuts with the point being taken by the NRA. Then there are the Anti-Gun Nuts - you don't hear that term do you? They are being led by many -- including our President -- who states he is just proposing "common sense" changes. Then there are those of us caught in the middle of a gun fight.
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