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Ryan Miller was an avid volunteer for the Orlando Science Center between the ages of fifteen and eighteen. Throughout his years volunteering, he cared for animals of all shapes and sizes including, tarantulas, snakes and baby gators. He also maintained the animal's habitats and educated youth about the creatures and their unique attributes.
Ryan Miller "learned responsibility and respect" throughout his time at the Orlando Science Center, which in turn "taught [him] maturity and the importance of nurturing living things." His knowledge naturally shifted over when he went into military service, within the U.S. Navy, and went from fostering living things to human beings. Ryan is now stationed in Japan and has been involved in humanitarian missions in the East including this one in Cambodia (picture).
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Is this what billionaires do for fun? Donald Trump, the real estate mogul who is worth $3.1 billion according to Forbes, is suing Bill Maher for $5 million for likening him to a monkey.
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Charlotte, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - Channing Frye made 5-of-7 from behind the arc en route to 20 points to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 98-91 win over the Charlotte Bobcats on Friday.
P.J. Tucker made all six of his shots for 17 points for Phoenix, which gained the lead late in the first quarter and never relinquished it despite a late push by the home team.
"I'll take a win but that was pretty sketchy at the end," said Frye. "We're young and still trying to figure it out, but winning is winning and I'll take that any day of the week."
The Bobcats trailed by as many as 21 points early in the fourth quarter but a late 12-1 surge made it 96-91 before time ran out on the comeback effort.
"For 44 minutes we played really well," said Phoenix head coach Jeff Hornacek. "Guys were helping each other out, we were moving the ball."
Goran Dragic and Gerald Green scored 14 points apiece and Markieff Morris tallied 11 points and nine rebounds off the bench as the Suns climbed back to .500 after dropping four in a row.
Gerald Henderson's 17 points paced Charlotte in the losing effort. Kemba Walker and Ramon Sessions netted 16 and 15 points, respectively.
"We're not going to win games if we have 18 turnovers," said Bobcats head coach Steve Clifford. "If we're low turnover, we're going to have a chance to win."
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist scored five of his nine points in the opening moments to boost Charlotte to a 9-4 lead. The hosts held their edge until Marcus Morris scored four straight to tie the score at 24-24 with 35 seconds left in the first. Frye's 3 with 2.3 seconds showing had Phoenix in front for the first time.
Frye opened the second period the same way he ended the first, nailing a deep trey on the initial possession. His long ball midway through the frame made it a 44-34 game.
Charlotte shot 0-for-4 from deep in the first half and trailed 55-44 at the break.
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With all the excitement around football season and all of the tailgating opportunities that accompany it, you might overlook that necessary component that can put a dreary tinge on the celebrations. Yes, your trusty college sweatshirt.
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Having good credit can be beneficial in many ways, and when used correctly it can be an important tool to help pay for college, a new vehicle, furniture or a home.
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Sunrise, FL (Sports Network) - Kris Versteeg scored twice in the final 11 1/2 minutes to give the Florida Panthers a 5-3 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in the final preseason test for both teams at the BB&T Center.
Versteeg added an assist on Brad Boyes' first-period goal and sealed the Panthers' victory with an empty-net tally with one minute left.
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Fresh* Sheets Hostel Dubrovnik Old Town
One of Dubrovnik's best choices for budget accommodation in the Old Town, Fresh* Sheets offers funky, clean, character rooms to the discerning traveler.
Fresh* Sheets Hostel is located inside the heart of Dubrovnik's historical Old Town. Recommended by Lonely Planet, Rough Guide, In Your Pocket, and Rick Steve's, you'll find yourself just seconds away from a famous cliff-side bar and a short hop to a secret swimming hole where you can enjoy sunbathing and cliff-jumping in the clear blue Adriatic Sea. All restaurants, shops, and bars are easily accessible. And you will enjoy free internet and wi-fi access, a continental breakfast, book exchange, and common area.
Run by travelers for travelers, Fresh* Sheets offers free breakfast, internet and wi-fi access, basic kitchen facilities, a common area, en-suite bathrooms, book exchange, travel information, and secure lockers.
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If you can fit it into your schedule, give yourself at least a couple days to explore and enjoy one of the Med's most magnificent walled cities. That way you'll get to see how the town really lives and breathes.
The best time to visit is in the spring or early fall when the weather is generally sunny and there are less tourists about. But during peak season (June - September), the town gets more lively and you''ll have a great time.
Our staff at Fresh* Sheets will be happy to give you some insider tips and help answer any of your questions when you arrive, but here are a few key activities, we'd recommend:
This is a must. You just have to time it right. Plan on doing the walk early in the morning or early evening so that you avoid the cruise ship traffic. Otherwise, you may find yourself sweating and doing something that feels more like waiting in a line at Disneyland.
A few meters from Fresh* Sheets, there are two great cliffside bars where local youth also prove their mettle. You can go cliff-jumping into the clear blue Adriatic and then chill out on the rocks afterwards. If you have the time, you can also hop a small ferry from the Old Town Port to Lokrum island where the cliffs are a steeper and provide good photo opps to make your friends envious.
We arrange kayaking trips for all our guests. It's a great way to start the day and you'll get the chance to paddle around the Old Town and the nearby island of Lokrum where you'll find a secret cove and some of the clearest water you'll ever see. If you want to go deeper, local dive shops offer excursions for both inexperienced, amateur, and professional divers.
Although the Fresh* bar we used to run in another location in the Old Town is closed, you can still get Fresh* in Dubrovnik. During the season, you can refresh* every Monday + Tuesday + Friday night at our bucket parties at Cafe Galerie (Kuniceva 5 / 6th street on your left from the main Pile Gate).
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*Happy Hour Beer (8-9pm) - 2 for 1 bottles of domestic.
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*Cocktail Buckets (all night long) - Fresh*+ Thai + Sex buckets
There are few physical reminders of the the siege that occurred in the early 90s. Although it doesn't seem like something to do on holiday, you'll gain a much greater appreciation of the city and its occupants when you get the chance to see, even briefly, how much it has gone through and changed. War Photo Limited is a well-run gallery and a valuable resource. There is a space dedicated to images of what occurred in the region but the rotating exhibitions of world-renowned photojournalists cover many different conflicts. During the hot summer days, it also offers a welcome respite from the heat and a good place to reflect. Definitely worth a visit.
For those looking to get in shape, you'll notice that Dubrovnik has a lot of stairs. However, if you really are into fitness, we've spent the winter sacrificing a few beer calories to find the best jogging routes. If running isn't your thing, we organize hikes up the hill overlooking the Old Town. Aside from the stunning views and cold beer at top, you'll get the extra bonus of meeting Maxie the hostel mascot - a handsome english setter who we rescued without realizing what an exercise freak he is. We are also planning on setting up a yoga center with drop in classes.
People are usually surprised by the costs in Dubrovnik. You may find it to be more pricey than you planned on. Accommodation costs inside the Old Town can be quite expensive and there are plenty of ways to spend your money. However, like most places, with a little insider knowledge, you can stick to your budget if you avoid the tourist menus and one-off restaurants, hit up drink specials, and prepare your own picnic lunches.
When you arrive, we'll give you a list of the places where we eat - good food, fair prices. We also have a basic kitchen at the hostel so you'll be able to visit the nearby supermarket and open-air fruit and veg market and prepare your own meals. Beer in bars average about 25 KUNA (@ 3.5 EUR) so you may want to take advantage of our Happy Hour before heading out for the night. Otherwise, you can purchase 2 litre bottles in the store.
Hope you get a chance to visit us! Looking forward to your stay!
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.*Payment upon arrival during the peak season in the summer is 25 EURO + 1 EURO Tourist Tax per person per night. During the spring and fall, our reduced rate is 20 EURO + 1 EURO Tourist Tax. This is the adjusted Internet booking rate, taking into consideration the 10% deposit you have already paid online.
*'Double Bed Private' room shares a common entrance area with a four-bed dorm, cooking facilities, and bathroom. ncluding: free breakfast, common area, kitchen, travel info, movie nights, internet and wi-fi.
*'Basic Double Bed Private Shared Bathroom' and 'Basic Single Private Shared Bathroom' are located in a neighbor's private house. The rooms are basic and clean and located only several meters away from Fresh* Sheets and you are welcome to use and enjoy our facilities during your stay, including: free breakfast, common area, kitchen, travel info, movie nights, internet and wi-fi.
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- Breakfast Included
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- Credit Cards Accepted
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CITY TAX: 1 EUR/PERSON/NIGHT tourist tax is not included in the online booking price and is payable upon arrival.
Reception is open from 8AM - 10PM. If you plan to arrive after 10PM, please let the hostel know in advance via telephone
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Dubrovnik is a hilly town. There are stairs everywhere. The historical Old Town is completely pedestrian and not accessible by public vehicles. This is part of its charm but can also come as quite a shock. Be prepared.
To make your life easier, please print these step by step directions. Street names in the Old Town are not very useful and a lot of people aren't familiar with the names of smaller streets. Also, you may find it easier to travel with a backpack instead of dragging a suitcase over the cobbled streets, gravel courtyards, and up and down all those stairs.
If you arrive by automobile, the city recently completed a huge parking garage located @ 15 minute walk from the Old City gates. It is probably your best option and safer than parking on the street where the city police are renowned for ticketing and towing cars. When you drive into Dubrovnik, you can't miss it. There is a very very large sign. From the parking garage, take a bus or walk to the main gates. The instructions for finding the hostel from the main gate is listed below.
Passenger boats and buses arrive to the port of Gruz in Dubrovnik. The Old Town is a 10 to 20 minute drive away (depending on traffic). To get to the Old Town, you can either take a taxi (@50 KUNA) or ride the public bus (15 KUNA). If you buy your bus ticket from the newspaper kiosk, it is cheaper. Hop on either the 1A or 1B 'Pile Gate' bus. Once you get to the Old Town, enter through Pile Gate (main entrance).
Upon arrival, your cheapest option is to take an airport shuttle (@35 KUNA) which picks up passengers outside the arrival hall and drops you off just outside Pile Gate (main entrance to the Old Town). Airport taxis are available as well (@250 KUNA). The taxi line is next to the shuttle bus. If no taxis are available, you can request one from the information desk.
Once you have entered 'Pile Gate' (the main entrance to Dubrovnik's Old Town), it's about a ten minute walk to Fresh* Sheets.
(1) Head straight down the main street 'Placa' (Stradun) towards the Clock Tower. One block before the Clock Tower, turn right (just after a large cafe called 'Cele' with alfresco seating). If you pass the statue of Orlando in front of St. Blaise's Church, you've gone too far. (@ 2-5 minutes)
(2) Walk straight. If you arrive in the morning, you will pass old ladies selling fruits and vegetables in Gundulic Square. The prices are more expensive than if you visit the Konzum supermarket just next to them but if you can make them smile, maybe worth it. During the evening, Gundulic Square is filled with dining tables. Continue past the square and up the rather daunting steps leading to the Jesuit Monastery. (@ 3 minutes)
(3) Once you have climbed the 'Spanish Steps', take a breather. To your right is the Jesuit Monastery. Completed in 1725, it houses the oldest bell in Dubrovnik (cast in 1355 by Vivencije and his son Viator). Next to the Church is the baroque building of the former Collegium of Dubrovnik. Caught your breath? :) Now walk left through the gravel courtyard until you see a wooden sign that reads 'Cold Drinks With Most Beautiful View'. (@ 30s)
(4) Turn right at the sign towards the cliff-side cafe bar 'Cold Drinks' (Buza). This will take you along a path and gradual steps that follow the outer sea wall. Once you see the next 'Cold Drinks' sign, you are almost at Fresh* Sheets. You may be tempted to knock back a cold beer but save your money, a 'welcome' drink is waiting for you! (@ 3 minutes)
(5) Continue walking straight past two small alleys. Fresh* Sheets is the tall corner building located on your right-hand side. It is a four-story building with a empty lamp (our lamp broke during the last storm!) hanging from the corner (directly across from a garden area). (@ 1 minute)
(6) Welcome to Fresh* Sheets!!!
Looking forward to your stay!
Safe Journeys!
Marijana and the Fresh* Crew
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WorkKeys, an ACT assessment for students in technical programs, is coordinated through the Assessment Center. Preadmission and certification exams for healthcare and other technical programs are also administered.
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Sports Calendar: Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Kulpmont Football/Baseball Association
Meetings, first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
Coal Runnings
Running club, meets at 5:30 p.m. each Monday at Shamokin Area's Kemp Memorial Stadium parking lot. Open to runners of all ages. More on Facebook at coalrunnings.
Little League Registration
Any child ages four to 12 residing in the Shamokin Area or Mount Carmel Area School Districts may register to play Little League Baseball. Registration for players and coaches will be Feb. 23, 10 a.m. to noon, and Feb. 27, 7-9 p.m. at the Miller Donmoyer Family Health Center, 255 W. Spruce St., Shamokin. All players must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and any player new to the league must bring the child's original or state-certified birth certificate. Fee is $25 for the first child and $15 for each additional child in the same family. After Feb. 27, the fee is $40 for the first child and $20 for each additional child in the same family.
Clover Hose Teeners
Registration for new and returning players, Feb. 20 at 5 p.m. in the Clover Hose truck room. All players must tell their coach if they plan on returning this year and new players must bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Lady Bombers Girls Softball League
The league will be having an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner, Saturday, Feb. 23, at Restoration Ministries Church Hall from 3 to 7 p.m. Cost is $8 per ticket and includes salad, spaghetti with meat sauce, bread, fruit cup, baked good and drink. Tickets are available now and at the door. For information, contact Dan at 850-0956 or Christin at 850-1208.
North Schuylkill Spring Physicals
North Schuylkill Jr./Sr. High School will be conducting its spring sports physicals on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 9 a.m. Any student interested in going out for baseball, softball or track, and who has not had a physical for a fall or winter sport, must get their physical at this time. There is a $10 fee for the physical. Students who have already had a physical for a previous sport must still sign up that day for the sport of their choice.
Shamokin Youth Softball
Open gym practice for youth girls softball ages eight to 14 of the Shamokin Area School District will be held at the annex gym on the following Sundays: Feb. 24 and March 10. Girls ages eight to 10 will meet from 4 to 5:15 p.m. and girls 11 to 14 will meet from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. All girls must attend the Shamokin Area School District.
Ed Romance Hall of Fame
The 35th annual banquet for the Ed Romance Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame will be held March 23. Tickets are available by calling Frank Niglio at 205-0762 or by visiting Community Pharmacy.
South Columbia Little League
Any child from South Columbia Little League areas, which includes: Catawissa, Roaring Creek Valley and Ralpho areas, who have not yet registered for baseball or softball for the 2013 Little League season, please contact Gary Stine 394-2640. Initial fee is $15 per child, uniform and fundraising fees are additional. Copies of birth certificate and three proofs of residency are required.
Instructional Baseball Clinic
Saturday, March 9, 9 a.m. to noon, at the Shamokin Area High School gym. Open to any child, ages 4-12. Fee is $10. Each child receives a t-shirt. Instructors include local baseball experts. Registration may be completed at the Shamokin-Mount Carmel Little League registrations or by calling 644-5050, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. Deadline to register is Feb. 27.
Ralpho Tiger Youth Basketball
Basketball tournaments, for third and fourth grades, March 8-10; and for fifth and sixth grades, March 15-17 are being organized now. Games will be played in Elysburg, and entry fee is $150. Deadline for entry is March 1. For rules and an application, contact William Wetzel at 527-0339.
Long's Teener Baseball
Registration, Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday, Feb. 27 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Miller Donmoyer Family Health Center. New and returning players ages 13 to 15 are eligible to play. Registration fee is $40 and a copy of birth certificate is required. For more information, contact Brad Haupt at 259-8244.
ASA SVL League Meeting
Feb. 24, 6 p.m. at the ASA of PA Hall of Fame Training Center, 311 Race St., Sunbury. Leagues will be held for 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U. Games will be played at the Persing Recreational Complex, N. Fourth St., Sunbury.
Girardville Biddy Basketball
Will hold the following tournaments: 7th-8th grade, Thursday to Sunday, Feb. 21-24; 3rd-4th grade, Thursday to Sunday, Feb. 28-March 3; 5th-6th grade, Thursday to Sunday, March 7-10. For more information, contact Ed Burns at 205-1941, Glenn Weist at 691-6057 or Paul Kowalick at 875-8088.
Special Olympic Swim Practice
Practices will run 6-8 p.m. at the Shamokin pool each Friday through the end of May. New athletes and volunteers are welcome. For more information, contact Arden Miller at 374-5369.
Lourdes Softball
Open gym for varsity and junior high will be Sundays at 5 p.m.
Shamokin-Mount Carmel Little League
Indoor baseball practice, Shamokin Annex Gym, Saturdays, Feb. 23 and March 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Wildlife presentation
A wildlife presentation featuring Ray Roth and his Kansas whitetail, plus other Pennsylvania trophy bucks will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, at 5 p.m. at St. Peter's United Church of Christ (the Blue Church), located at the intersection of Blue Church Road and Airport Road, Paxinos, Other presentations will include Pastor Paul Gurba's powerpoint display of more than 300 slides of turkey, bear and trophy buck and a trophy whitetail display from Ray Petro. A spaghetti dinner will be served at the conclusion of the program.
Shamokin Youth Volleyball
Registration, Tuesday, Feb. 26 and Wednesday, Feb. 27 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Shamokin Area High School gym lobby. The league is open to girls in second through eighth grade. Fee is $25. For more information, contact Wanda Cook at 648-6198.
Cabrini Baseball Registration
For new and returning players ages 4-15, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 6-8:30 p.m. at Rob's Goodtime Grille, Market and Spruce streets, Shamokin. Registration fee is $20 per child. Uniform fee of $30 applies for players ages 13-15. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Indoor practice begins March 4 for all ages. For information, contact Leo Mirolli at 648-0186 or Shawn Kalinoski at 648-0526.
Ed Romance Sports Hall of Fame
2013 banquet will be held March 23, 2 p.m., at the Brady Fire Company Hall in Ranshaw. Tickets will be available until Thursday, March 2, at Community Pharmacy or by calling Frank Niglio at 373-3861.
Practice Thursday at the high school gym. Girls in grades 3-6 will start at 5:30 p.m., and girls in grades 7-8-9 will start at 7 p.m.
Pennsylvania District 13 Little League Umpires
Baseball and softball umpires clinic, Saturday, April 6, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Central Columbia Middle School. Registration is 8-9 a.m. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $20 per person and includes clinic materials, lunch and door prizes. Umpires should bring a mask. To register or for more information, contact Dean Schreiber at 570-374-1812 or firstname.lastname@example.com by April 1.
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"O LORD, what a variety of things you have made! In wisdom you have made them all. The earth is full of your creatures." - Psalm 104:24 (NLT) Jamie and I sat outside on our back patio one evening last week and watched a variety of birds visit our feeder. We also have a broken water spigot below the kitchen window that is creating a bird bath (and likely foundation damage). I also put up a picture of our windmill because...well, it's just a cool windmill.Not pictured: We also … [Read more...]
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I've been to Haiti three times now with the Ubuntublox projects. The first thing that got my attention big time was all the street welders welding with sunglasses.
There is one huge obvious problem with that and then there is the obvious only go guys like us. They are trading their future eyesight for short term monetary gain. And as all of us know from when we first started, if you can't see the puddle you can't weld, tack if you are lucky. But it is when you see the puddle that you learn to manipulate it to make welds. You can't see a weld with sunglasses.
The obvious problem is no one I know can afford to take enough hoods to Haiti, even at Harbor Freight prices, to make a dent in the problem. Besides that, the worst thing about cheap hoods is the head gear and they will be broken in no time at all. Haitian street welders are like the welders here, if it breaks the first thing they tend to do is either toss it or take it back to where the bought it.
Ten to twenty years ago a friend told me about seeing welders in China using a shade ten lens in a cardboard plate for welding. I could see a future for that concept in Haiti with the street welders.
I went to my LWS and leaned on the owner, his dad and me were buds back in the day. He agreed to sell me shade ten lens for about half of what they get at the box store for them. A Wisconsin middle school teacher named Mitch Lown had his class make a video with instructions in English, French, and Kreyole on making cardboard hoods with the lens. I try to take at least a hundred lens with me each time I go. I hand them out to street welders.
I was told the Haitians wouldn't know what to do with the lens once they got them. BS. I can stop by where some street welders are working and I pull out some lens and they all know exactly what I have and what to do with them. As we know, welders talk.
I've taught welders there using the lens in a cardboard shield and it works. I have to wear my safety glass readers because I don't have the cheaters like I do in my hoods at home. But it works.
So if you find yourself in a situation where you need a cheap hood you can buy a lens, some tape, and find a piece of cardboard, and have at it.
What I like the best about this besides the obvious thing with preserving eyesight, is the empowerment of the welders. If they make their hood then they can repair or replace it themselves. This is important when it's a week's wages to get the cheapest hood available.
One of the best times I had in Haiti last trip was with some welders. Their welding machines are homemade transformers hooked up to the grid. All their metal is thin wall of course and their rod is 5/32 to 3/16. They do awesome work when it comes to hand forming metal with no heat or tools beyond pins and hammers.
The owner of the shop where he had six or so guys working on different projects told me, "you have a passion for this."
Yep, I do.
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Nice story. Would be neat to see some pictures of them welding in Haiti with the home-made cardboard hoods.
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I was able to spend a couple of days with Mitch and John with Global Groundwork doing some training. http://www.globalgroundwork.org/comm...november-2012/


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When Mayock reviews the film he's going to see that we used Notre Dame's strength on defense, which is a very simple fast-flow/quick read, and turned it into a weakness. The simplicity of the defense is designed to allow the front 7 to play fast and get into their run fits quicker. Most of what we did was shift into formations that dictated Notre Dame's defense to be out of position.
Notre Dame's front 4 got penetration on a regular basis.... because Bama allowed them to penetrate when and where we wanted. The front would get good push, only to be turned completely away from the ball.... it's the old Pin-and-Pull techniques of zone blocking. When you allow penetration only to turn the defender away from the ball, that allows for second level blocking.
Notre Dame and coach Diaco couldn't adjust to that. Dropping a safety into the box as an 8th defender can't be your only adjustment at this level of football. The safety (Motta) and Te'o were in position within their run fits to make the play singled up on the back in several instances, but simply could not do it. They were able to do it all year using this simple formula defensively.... but they hadn't seen anything like the backs Bama brings to the dance.
They were out-schemed and out-executed from an X's and O's perspective. Couldn't match up athletically or physically when in position to make the play when it simply boiled down to their player vs. Bama's.


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In this four part series, David Opderbeck explores the interesting relationship between God and his creation. He first looks at his transcendence over the material world. In one respect, God is completely distinct from all creation, yet he is also immanent, or present within all creation. Another aspect of God reflected in creation is his Triune nature. Just as love, fellowship, and delight exist within the Trinity, so these characteristics are present in the world, and experienced by humans. He completes his thoughts with a discussion about God's interaction with humans.


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Tuesday, December 19, 2006
In Giving Up Our Rights, We'd Lose the War
[This essay was written for the first anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and published in the New Orleans Times-Picayune on September 11, 2002. Given the story just blogged about the government's misuse of the supoena power to crush First Amendment rights, it seems entirely appropriate to republish the essay now]
I'm glad you see things this way, but what are we to make when the editor of USN&WR writes things like this:
"The jihadists are not just another protest group. They recognize no moral and legal standards-and we are fighting them with one hand behind our backs: The sad fact is that over the years our government has not earned enough trust to allow for reasonable compromises by which the intelligence agencies could get the bad guys without violating the privacy of the good guys.
What has been done to date-border controls, intensity of interrogation, even airport searches-has not diminished most citizens' "feel of freedom." But if we were to experience a major attack that could have been thwarted by effective countermeasures, the public outcry for action would make the present restrictions seem a mere bagatelle. So the greatest threat to civil liberties today is not preventive measures, but failing to take them."
Mort Zuckerman, Editor USN&WR, 12/06
I'm truly stunned to see the number of people willing to trade liberty for security, but this guy seems to be saying that because of the government's incompetency we need to surrender more liberty. It's another way of saying, "we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud" but it's scarier this time, not for its substance, but because it's coming from the so-called "liberal" media who have been granted Constitutional rights to police against governmental overreaching.
What do we do when only the blogs and the reporters recognize the threats inherent in giving up our rights, but the editors don't see this as any sort of a problem?
David: ...the so-called "liberal" media...
I don't know that even O'Reilly himself could get away with calling USN&WR part of the "liberal media" and keep a straight face doing it. ;)
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Today many argue that the War on Terrorism requires Americans to surrender their civil rights and restructure our constitutional system to give the President ever greater power.
I am curious if you believe that you have lost any of your own constitutional rights during our post 9/11 war with Islamic fascism and what those rights might be?
This question is open to everyone.
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I am curious if you believe that you have lost any of your own constitutional rights during our post 9/11 war with Islamic fascism and what those rights might be?
This question is open to everyone.
Well, yes, the right to habeas corpus. Pretty plain. Pretty obvious. IANAUSC.
Its like you read my mind! You seem to know so much about this, like you wrote the book in it or something. I think that you could do with some pics to drive the message home a bit, but other than that, this is great blog. A great read. Lynsbo.comPost a Comment
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Sales Associate II (Part-time) - Various US Locations
- 1-2 years customer service and retail sales experience preferred.
- Self -motivated, outgoing, energetic and enjoy working with people.
- Confident in arithmetic and data entry skills. Ability to execute multiple tasks simultaneously.
- Ability to communicate clearly and be a participant of a driven store team.
- Ability to attractively display merchandise according to company guidelines.
- Commitment to maintain compliance with Company dress codes and policies.
- Enthusiastic support of and commitment to Ten Thousand Villages mission and its goals.
- Physical Requirements:
- Ability to be mobile on the sales floor for extended periods of time.
- Must be able to lift and move up to 75lbs, while utilizing appropriate equipment and safety techniques.
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The Sales Associate II plays an important role in the Ten Thousand Villages Store. The primary role of the Sales Associate II is to provide customers with a unique shopping experience by utilizing excellent customer service, effective selling techniques, sharing the Villages mission, and providing in-depth product knowledge in a fast paced, fair trade, retail environment. This position is also a key holder responsible to assist store management with daily store operations and visual merchandising.
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- Greet, welcome customers and share the mission of the store according to Ten Thousand Villages Sales and Service Standards.
- Determine and understand customers' needs by asking open-ended questions.
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- Ring items on the Point-of-Sale system and either gift-wrap or package items to avoid damage.
- Provide customers with available artisan information and gift cards, and invite customers back to store.
- Anticipate and resolve customer service issues.
- Utilize the intranet and on -line catalog to follow through on special orders and customer requests.
- Maintain an awareness of store's conversion rate goals and meet goals through excellent customer service and effective selling techniques.
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Times may have changed, but courtesy never goes out of style. In today's world sometimes it's complicated to figure out how to do the right thing. Local etiquette expert Karen Hickman answers your questions or helps solve your dilemmas on Fridays in The News-Sentinel and at www.news-sentinel.com.
Q: Karen, which way do you face when crossing in front of someone to take your seat at the theater?
A: If you have the seat in the middle of the row, you are probably going to have to pass several people to get to your seat. And the best way to do that is to face the people you are passing. Smile and say, "Pardon me, please," and thank them for getting up to let you pass.
Going to the theater for a concert, movie or play should be a pleasant experience for all involved. With that in mind, here are some guidelines to follow to insure you and those around you have a good time:
•Do be on time. Allow enough time to get your refreshments, make a restroom visit and read the program before the movie, play or concert begins.
•Keep candy papers and other food wrappers quiet during the performance.
•Turn off cellphones. And no texting during the performance. The light from the phone can be distracting for those around you and for the performers on stage.
•Avoid talking during the performance or movie and keep your voice low before the performance begins.
•If you are late for a concert or play, you may have to wait until intermission to be seated.
•During intermission, give yourself enough time to get back to your seat before the second half of the performance begins. If you are in the middle of the row, try to get back to your seat early to avoid having to cross over everyone else in the row.
•At a symphony or play, be sure to keep clapping until the performers are off the stage.
•During a symphony performance, you don't clap between movements. If in doubt about when to clap, wait and let the seasoned symphony-goers be your guide.
•Don't litter. Take all of your trash with you when you leave and dispose of it on your way out.
•Before taking children to the theater, make sure the performance or movie is age-appropriate and that they can sit through an entire performance. Consider leaving at intermission if they get restless. And do take the crying or fussy child out.
•Keep personal items on your lap or under your seat. Make sure your coat is not draped over the seat next to you.
•Be polite and move over a seat or two if you see that two or three people are trying to find seats together.
•No booing!
Enjoy the show!
Karen Hickman is a certified etiquette/protocol consultant and owner of Professional Courtesy LLC. Do you have a question for her? Email clarson@news- sentinel.com, and we'll forward it to her.


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Thanks Sundown for info. I have never welded anodized so all the info is good. Matter of fact I have only been learning T.I.G the last 4-5 yrs. Still learning. Where I work, Tig is not used, just MIG [shop] and stick [road work]so I've learned about tig sorta own my own. I really enjoy it. I have a small business on the side and thats where I play with the TIG...ha ha ha [really a mechanic by trade shop foreman now ] but always loved welding and in Fleet equipment repair work have done plenty of it.
Never have fished the white Marlin open, but been to many of them. Lots of fun but now so many people go its difficult to see. When I was growing up we would just sit on the dock and watch then bring fish in. That was along time ago [I'm 42 now] . Do you know which marina the boat is docked at. My sons worked at both big marinias here.
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Been welding anodized for many a year, but still looking for that magic setup. Seems that the weld result can vary from day to day, not sure why. Oned day the welds are all bright and beautiful and flow like butter, 95% of the oxide will blow away, the next day is a battle with porosity and flow like polar opposites and the oxide will pepper the weld.. 5356 is actually my choice for numerous reasons.
grinding isn't an option, excessively time consuming in a manufacturing setting, and if you make a mistake, the piece will be unusable. you get one shot to get it right. it's better to use the pulse option to aid in blasting the anodize off without building excessive heat. the welds are usually brushed with an aluminum paint to regain some of the original appearance and provide some protection.
There are a couple manufacturers with really pristine weld results out there, but I have found over the years that these setups and method will not be posted or disclosed. they are generally hard earned secrets and not easy to attain or replicate. talent is a must when welding anodized even if you have a sweet setup. I found the setups I have come up with are hard on tungsten (orange) There has to be a setup with better tradeoffs.
but if anyone would care to give up a setup for the 300DX, please shoot me an email.
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Hi all,
Will somebody tell me how to know wether its a clear coat or anodized??
Thank you in advance.
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Last week's column pointed out that, despite its ultra-liberal impulses, Maryland has yet to elect a woman governor. Twenty-six other states, including unenlightened Alabama, Arizona, Utah, South Carolina and Louisiana, have done so, and the nation may elect a woman president long before Maryland elects a woman governor.
Maryland Republicans should take note. In order to win a statewide race in Maryland the GOP needs a pair of lightning strikes. First, the Democrats need to screw up and, second, the Republicans need a legitimate "crossover" candidate who can attract dissident Democratic voters.
Next year's governor's race could well see a Democratic train wreck. Anthony Brown wants to be Maryland's first black governor, Doug Gansler wants to be Maryland's first governor elected from Montgomery County and Heather Mizeur wants to be Maryland's first lesbian governor. And none of them is from Baltimore.
In its wake, the Democratic primary is bound to leave hard feelings and disappointed followers. But how can the GOP exploit such a possibility? How about running a woman reform candidate from Baltimore who has a compelling life story? Looks good on paper; does one exist?
Yes, she's Anne Arundel's new reform county executive, Laura Neuman, whose predecessor went to prison for misconduct in office.
Laura Neuman was born poor in east Baltimore to a troubled household. She survived the city's 1968 race riots and walked to school with a nickel in one hand and a quarter in the other, hoping to surrender only the nickel to the neighborhood hoodlums.
Here's the rest of her story:
"My first job was helping my older brother with his paper route. I eventually took over the route and I still remember a man giving me a fifty cent coin, my first real money."
Next she worked as a lifeguard, a waitress and a cashier. At 17 she dropped out of high school, and then left home.
"I moved out the day I turned 18, staying on the floor of a friend's house for a couple of months. I was always the kid taken in by friends, from Pikesville to Edgewood. I was like a nomad trying to find a safe place to land. Finally I rented an apartment in Baltimore with a co-worker. I was working at Chi-Chi's."
When the state raised the drinking age to 21, Neuman lost her Chi-Chi's waitress job because she was too young to serve liquor.
"The night I lost my job I came home crying. In my sleep I remember hearing a shuffling sound and muffled noises, but assumed I was dreaming. I was awakened with a pillow over my face and a gun touching my right temple. I was raped; the details of the crime are still vivid."
Neither the police nor her family believed her. Later, at age 23, she roomed with a successful businesswoman who inspired her to apply herself. Responding to a want ad, she landed a customer service job answering phones at T. Rowe Price for $7 an hour, no benefits.
Thanks to her knack for business, she moved up at Price, while working other jobs, got her GED and bought her first new car. After a romantic disappointment she moved to Annapolis, where a friend advised her to go into high tech.
"I applied to hundreds of companies. In 1996 I secured my first technology position in sales with Digex. It was modest but it was a start."
Encouraged to apply to Loyola's Executive MBA program despite no college degree, she was admitted and graduated. Meanwhile, she moved up to an Internet company where, as head of sales, she helped put together a billion-dollar IPO.
Another tech company offered her a $450,000 salary that Neuman rejected because the offer included no ownership. Instead she went with a struggling startup company, Matrics, which offered her equity.
"I decided to bet on myself. I cashed in my savings and my 401(k) so I could survive until I raised enough money to get paid. I built the company, hiring smart people, building a product and negotiating deals."
Meanwhile, she attended Stanford Business School, commuting coast-to-coast. Then, thanks to her financial positioning, Matrics sold for $230 million, cash, making Neuman financially secure for life.
"After Matrics, I went on a personal mission. I wanted my rape case investigated. I called anyone and everyone related to the Baltimore Police Department. Finally, Bernie Holthaus took my case. After 19 years my rape case was solved in three days."
The investigation revealed that the defendant was guilty of multiple unsolved rapes. Neuman's case became a 48 Hours TV episode and she started a foundation for rape victims.
Married with two young kids, Neuman next was asked to become Howard County's economic development chief. Then, when Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold went to jail, Neuman quietly but furiously lobbied to fill the vacancy.
"I called each councilman and asked for a meeting. My entire effort was focused on them getting to know me and me getting to know them. I laid low with the press."
It worked. And now Neuman wants to continue by running for a full term next year. True, it's a safer option than running for governor. But history is littered with failed politicians whom time passed by as they "waited their turn."
Laura Neuman's life story is one of courageous risk taking and betting on herself. Perhaps she should do so one more time.
Blair Lee is chairman of the board of Lee Development Group in Silver Spring and a regular commentator for WBAL radio. His column appears Fridays in the Business Gazette. His past columns are available at www.gazette.net/blairlee. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Early in the boy's prep basketball season, there are lots of questions about the Fort Wayne-area teams. Here are five things that fans will learn this weekend:
1. How healthy is James Blackmon Jr.?
It has been over nine months since the Bishop Luers junior tore his ACL against Indianapolis Arsenal Tech last February. The Knights were never the same after Blackmon Jr.'s injury, going 2-3 the rest of the season, including a loss to Adams Central in sectionals.
Blackmon Jr. is a young, tough kid, but will his knee be 100 percent when the real games start for Luers? We will begin to find out Saturday night at Mishawaka Marian.
2. How does Carroll's Chandler White match up with Concordia Lutheran?
The Chargers sophomore is fully healthy and ready to take the next step as one of the best prospects in the Class of 2015. An early-season challenge comes Friday at Concordia, a team that has size and experience across the floor. No starter Coach Josh Eggold puts on the floor will be below 6-foot-1, including three at 6-foot-5. White has a shot to open some eyes with a big night on the road.
3. Can Homestead get it going?
The Spartans showed plenty of potential in a victory last week over Huntington North, but then fell big on the road against a tough Merrillville squad. Homestead is still learning to play with big man Caleb Swanigan in the post, and there is no better time to feed the freshman the ball than against a hard-nosed team like Warsaw on Friday at home.
4. Is North Side legit?
Coach Shabaz Khaliq has been talking up his team for much of the preseason, and for good reason with a highly-talented junior class. After a 2-0 start, the Redskins have a chance to double their win total in less than 24 hours with a game at DeKalb on Friday followed by a late-afternoon trip to Penn on Saturday. North Side has six road games to begin the season, so a few losses will not be a backbreaker, but a hot start could lead to bigger things.
5. Will they or won't they?
As if one big question was not enough surrounding the Bishop Luers' basketball program, the bigger one may be who joins Blackmon Jr. on the floor this season? It is still unclear whether Jaylon Smith, Kendrick Mullen or Michael Rogers will play basketball for the Knights this season, with Smith saying at last weekend's football state title game that he wanted to think about it. Either way, the trio will likely not be eligible due to the lack of practices, but will they be on the bench for the Knights on Saturday at Marian?


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For those of you looking to make a weekend trip to the Augusta area, the International Disc Golf Center at Wildwood Park in Appling is holding the first annual IDGC Kids Day on Saturday, July 28th. This is a FREE program aimed at getting kids and families more familiar to the sport of Disc Golf. A full day of activities is planned, both disc golf related and not, with plenty of prize giveaways and a FREE LUNCH for the first 35 people to sign up! All kids will receive a "goodie bag" filled with a free golf disc, mini disc, and more! A few of the days activities are as follows:
-Throwing and putting clinics
-Adventure scavenger hunt on the beautiful Steady Ed course
-Bounce house, cornhole, kanjam games
-Modified disc golf course for young children
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I am very excited to run this event and I hope to provide the best possible experience to all who attend. Hope to see some more people signing up!
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There's so much continuity in this game (for example meeting Cicero on the road before you see him at the Dark Brotherhood) that I thought perhaps you might get to meet the character you left Helgen with again (Hadvar or the other guy). Has anyone bumped into them? They don't seem to be in Riverwood still.
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