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HEAD Freeskiing has had a breakthrough in the past few months. With two medals at the X-Games in January, Freeride World Tour qualifications, record breaking jumps, and athletes traveling around the world for a myriad of events. Last weekend in particular it would have been hard to get on any webpage in the industry and not seen a HEAD riders name on top of the podium or in the spotlight.
In Austria HEAD had two riders taking part in the invitation only Red Bull Play Streets. A Slopestyle course literally built into the city of Bad Gastein, Austria it is a spectacle on many proportions. With PK Hunder and Jesper Tjader taking part, it is most noteable that Jesper was added to the Red Bull International Freeskiing Team at the event.
In Norway we had Mikkel Jøraandstad winning the GSI, which is a Big Air Invitational event in Oppdal. The GSI is an invitation only Big Air event for which the riders compete head to head on a 25 meter jump. The tricks performed ranged in difficulty only in that some normal skiers can say, "what was that?" to "Umm, I'm speechless." The level of skiing was high and Mikkel took the win with a switch dub 14 Safety and a switch dub 12 Mute. It is great to see Mikkel on top.
In Aspen, Colorado HEAD dominated not only because Aaron Blunck won the Aspen Freeskiing Open Halfpipe event, but with Jamie Crane-Mauzy took a podium position in two events. With Silver in the slopestyle and Bronze in the Halfpipe, it is clear Jamie is something of a unique talent with skill in both disciplines. After competing in the same pipe a few weeks ago for the X-Games, Aaron exuded some confidence that the judges took notice to and took the top spot, which put him comfortably in 5th position in the AFP World Tour Overall Rankings. Jamie is sitting in 3rd overall after her performance, so congratulations to both Jamie and Aaron.
Back in Austria, on the West side, we had Marlon Holzman win the Backcountry NATURE RIDE event at Damuels, Austria. After five years of developing the event, the Nature Ride has become a unique and stand-alone event as a true Backcountry Slopestyle and Big Mountain Competition all in one. The event boasts cliffs, large kickers, steep lines, jumps, and all conditions skiing packed into one course where athletes can showcase every aspect of their skiing in one run. For the second year in a row, HEAD rider Marlon Holzmann took the win by dropping the biggest cliffs in the venue and showing that he is not afraid to rotate and contort his body in the air as well. This event is something to watch in the future as the level of skiing is just special to watch.
Keep an eye out for more results, postings, and activities from HEAD, but with the finals of the World Cup in Voss, Norway as well as Lenzerheide, Switzerland in the next days there should be a lot of action and a lot to come from HEAD Skiing.
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What helps us to go up in life? (Flatttery+Nominal work) or (Hard work + No flattery)
In the current scenario, people with a sweet tongue are more appreciated than the hard working community. Being straight forward simply doesnt help out in most cases.
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Feb 20 2013: Doesn't have to be one or the other. People can have a sweet tongue and be hard-working.Feb 20 2013: So is it like that in India too?
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Feb 22 2013: Apparently so. Scenarios, essentially, remain the same, exclusive of boundaries.Mar 5 2013: I think love is what keep us moving but regarding work - I think that depends of the field. Results will dictate who was right and who was wrong - the hard worker or the sweet talker. I honestly think that we are in serious need of managers with vision.Mar 4 2013: Flattery+Nominal work
More and more every yearFeb 21 2013: I believe hard work and being rewarded for working hard is the perfect combination. When people are flattered for only nominal work, I believe that works against success.
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Feb 20 2013: In the common global culture, being straight-foward not only doesn't help, but it puts block in the way if your goal is financial at its core.
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Feb 22 2013: Exactly. So what do you suggest? Being a hard worker just isn't enough??
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Feb 22 2013: Those who are hard workers are more valuable to employers where they are. They are too hard to replace. On the other hand, in many fields or even most fields, social networks and ease in social situations allows you to be a better manager than worker.Feb 20 2013: The simple thing about life is also the complex thing: there is no formula.
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I think life is about purpose and fufillment; not just about going up a real or imagined ladder of success.
I think the most important thing is knowing what we do for love, and then marching our practice with our potential.
Feb 22 2013: I totally agree. But do you think, just doing the thing we love is enough? Satisfaction is guaranteed. But we do need an imagined ladder of success to become something in life. Success means money and recognition for our work. And money means something in this world. We cant go out just armed with fulfillment and purpose.Feb 20 2013: Please clarify what "to go up in life" means. I am not familiar with the saying. For instance, stairs help us go up in life and so does a ladder. I do not think that is what you mean so please help me understand.

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In low current range the welder behaves perfectly fine, AC works well, HF works, pulser works, current output is linear and smooth. When I switch it to the High range it is basically wide open. It outputs close to 300 amps I would estimate (vaporizes 3/32" tungsten) and there is no throttle control either using the foot pedal or the panel control.
So I took some readings from the output of the hall effect sensor, Pin 87, and found the output voltage is approximately correct in the low range, but is wide open in the high range. OCV is also right at 79.5 volts and seems about right while welding.
Here are some average values - in low should be -1 volt per 20 amps and in high -1 volt for 100 amps
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40 amp dial = -2.3v
60 amp dial = -3.5v
75 amp dial = -4.3v
100 amp dial = -4.4v
250 amp dial = -4.5v
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Spoke with Robin from Miller Tech dept. (who was very helpful) and it appears the high range cable is in the wrong direction through the toroidal core of the hall effect sensor. I may have done this when I cleaned all the contacts a year or so ago, but I thought I was careful putting it back together. I never use the high range, so who knows when this was reversed.
So if anyone has this problem in the future, the symptoms are slightly elevated low range output that is controlled ok, and an uncontrolled high range output.


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By Alexandra Wilson '16
On April 10, 2013, Mr. G. Bruce Knecht spoke on his book Grand Ambition. This lecture was the 15th in our Alfred M. Zeien lecture series. Mr. Zeien graduated from Webb in 1952 and became one of our most successful alumni. This lecture series was created to educate Webb students about important topics, not necessarily in the marine industry, but topics that might not fit into our course and classroom schedules.
This particular lecture, delivered by Mr. Knecht, gave us a wide view of perspectives we might not have been able to see as the naval architect "in the real world." Through the story told in Grand Ambition, we follow the lives of not only the prospective owner but also the builders and the designers of the luxury yacht Lady Linda, a vessel to rival all others. We see how the recent economic crisis so drastically affected such an endeavor. Considering that the economic crisis coincided with a personal economic misfortune, it is amazing that the boat could be completed, especially while maintaining the degree of elegance that it has: $48 million worth of elegance, in fact.
Through this book, we are reminded of how much work goes into building a luxury yacht. For some, the process begins with a few keystrokes on a computer. This part, as future naval architects, we know well. Others start their work on the yacht with a jigsaw cutting out lengths of wood to be fashioned into furniture of great opulence. Yet it is those who lay the steel in place and install the pipes, wires, and beams, who finally see the process of construction truly take place. As Webbies, we know of this experience as well from our winter work internships. This book reminds us of our time in the yards, of the work that goes into the construction of the ships and boats we design. It reminds us also of the number of people who are directly linked to the boats themselves and who view this boat, among all other boats, not merely as floating platforms, but as the product of people coming together for a common cause.


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by Blaise on Feb.27, 2011, under Travel
Thanks, Ricky.
Here's some interim pictures of PHX -> SF -> WA and back. Mount Shasta took my breathe away and stole my heart. San Luis Reservoir is a sight that must be seen – descending from the snowy mountains into green, grassy hills with flood waters hiding around corners is just something else.
This little guy followed us from SF til Washington. Deemed his name: broccoli
Ashland – First Opinion: Hate, Final Opinion: In Love
by Blaise on Feb.26, 2011, under Food, Travel
Everyone always talks about how gorgeous Ashland is. We made what was meant to be a quick pit-stop. We took what appeared to be a main street, and headed back towards the highway. After crossing over the highway, then going under it, and still finding ourselves in the middle of some farm country, we grew irritated with Ashland. Our quick stop turned into a 30 minute detour…maybe more. On the way home we found ourselves in Central Point, OR as the sun faded. Our options for dining (or drinking, I should say), lead us to Medford, and Medford was lacking, so we headed to Ashland…with much apprehension.
All in all though, Ashland was a great stay. A tiny town that reminds me of Prescott, with two great breweries and a cute little gelato cafe that serves Stumptown. It snowed, and iced while we were there, which always makes for great times while under the influence (see: snowchair).
"Cruel as winter, and cold as the snow"
by Blaise on Feb.25, 2011, under Food, Travel
We had a great stay in Castle Rock, WA, at Toutle River RV. It never ceases to amaze me the wonderful fare that comes out of small places (in this case, beer from Centralia, WA). Roughly ten inches of snow over the course of our ~30 hours in town was a splendid surprise for the city boys from the Valley of the Sun.
by Blaise on Feb.24, 2011, under Bicycles, Food, Travel
Brewery? Check. Coffee? Check.
Coava Coffee. Easily one of the best espressos I've ever had – it was definitely the best of the whole trip. Pour-over left a bit to desire, but I feel it was maybe the bean options for the pour-over – I can't make a fair assumption. Espresso was king, A+, top shelf.
Bridgeport Brewery. I didn't have any food here, but the brew selection was great. Kind of funny, because I left PHX with a few Bridgeport IPAs in the truck for consumption during our nightly stays.
Stumptown, Pearl Dist. Hippest place I've ever set foot in. Need I talk about the delicious coffee? On point, as it should be from a name like Stumptown.
Tug Boat Brewery. Amazing library of a brewery public. Great selection of crafts, and trying each before ordering a full glass is a huge plus in my eyes.
Voodoo. I prefer the newer location in Eugene to be honest.
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by Blaise on Feb.23, 2011, under Food, Photo, Travel
Eugene is a funny little city. Part of me loves it with all I can. The other part of me is left confused.


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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission customers in Montgomery and Prince George's counties are under mandatory water restrictions that could last up to a week after a water main broke in Chevy Chase Monday.
Work had begun by mid-day Tuesday to clear the area around the pipe, and WSSC could start repair in the next day or two on the site near the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and Chevy Chase Lake Drive, said WSSC spokesperson I.J. Hudson.
In response to the water main break, County Councilman Roger Berliner (D-Dist. 1) of Bethesda wrote a letter released Tuesday to WSSC General Manager Jerry N. Johnson, which requested information whether the WSSC had recently inspected or monitored the pipe.
In his letter, Berliner said that "it would be of great concern if this segment of pipe had been inspected recently and been found to not need any repairs or if acoustic fiber optic monitoring had been installed but is ultimately ineffective in providing an early warning of an impending break."
The southbound lanes of Connecticut Avenue have been reopened, but only one northbound lane was open at Chevy Chase Lake Drive as of around 4:30 p.m.
The water main break also resulted in power outages for about 160 Pepco customers in the Chevy Chase area after trees pulled down wires, according to Courtney Nogas, a Pepco spokesperson.
The outages occurred around 5 a.m. and power was restored by noon, Nogas said.
Rockville's city water system was not affected, and the city has not issued water restrictions for its system's customers, according to a city news release.
Some Rockville residents, however — including those in King Farm, College Gardens and Plymouth Woods — are WSSC customers and should follow the water restrictions, the release said.
A second, smaller break in an 8-inch water main on River Road in Rockville resulted in lane closures on River Road between Bradley Boulevard and Persimmon Tree Road, which will continue until Tuesday evening and repairs are complete.
To ensure continued water supply for all WSSC customers and for fire protection and hospital/medical uses, Johnson this morning called for mandatory water restrictions for all WSSC customers. The restrictions take effect immediately and could last up to a week, according to a press release from WSSC.
The mandatory restrictions are necessary following a break in a 60-inch water transmission pipe connected to a 54-inch line.
WSSC originally said the break was in a 54-inch water transmission main.
The break occurred at about 8 p.m. Monday and resulted in a geyser shooting approximately 30-feet high. The mandatory water restrictions are necessary to allow the system to replenish while 54-inch pipe is repaired. An estimated 60-million gallons of water was lost, according to the WSSC release.
No customers are without water service, according to WSSC. Officials have not yet determined the cause of the break in the line that was installed in 1980.
Montgomery County Public Schools spokesperson Dana Tofig said schools have not been affected, but will abide by countywide water restrictions.
The Chevy Chase Library was closed Tuesday due to the water main break on Connecticut Avenue.
Natural gas and electric lines run alongside the water main. Employees from Washington Gas and PEPCO are at the site securing those lines so work on the water main can begin.
WSSC has been working with fire departments from both counties to make sure there is adequate fire protection.
"Please don't hoard water. We're not running out," Johnson said in the release. "But if everyone can cut their water use by ten percent we should be ok. We appreciate everyone's understanding and cooperation."
Until repairs are complete, it is imperative that all business and residential customers:
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I shared many times over Twitter that although I am a "TechMama" my laptop needs replacing. I am a heavy computer user and my computer is over 2 years old. So this weekend I will be looking online for Black Friday Sales 2009 and Black Friday ads like many others. One of mom friend's computer died but she is waiting for this weekend to buy a new one. Other moms I know are looking for technology as holiday gifts for their families. Holiday time is the best time to buy technology as the new "gift" (my slogan). So for those getting their sneakers on to shop for Black Friday Sales ads, here is where to go for online Black Friday Sales 2009 and some things to think about before you go. Some sites even offer printable coupons to bring along to the store. I will be posting throughout the weekend with hot technology and toy gift ideas.
NOTE: Gizmodo posted with a good point – there are some items that can be found online at the same or better prices then BlackFriday prices, so best to do some comparison shopping online. At the same time, many manufacturers are having big sales this time of year, so finding deals will not be a problem. PC World posted that Black Friday doorbusters are for suckers.
Where to go: This Wall Street Journal article confirmed my list of what sites list Black Friday Sales 2009: "Where to Find Black Friday Deals". I have already been following Black Friday Ads, BlackFriday.info and the BlackFriday Twitter account. Mashable posted about how social media is used to find Black Friday deals (including Facebook). The New York Times byte blog posted with more online Black Friday 2009 sites to follow such as CheapTweets on Twitter. I did go into an Apple store to ask about around Thanksgiving and they said there will be a sale. By going on the Apple website I saw that the Apple sale day is November 26. I also follow many computer manufacturers on Twitter and have seen lots of deals through Twitter: SonyElectronics, HP News, HP_IPG , Dell, Dell Outlet, Toshiba Laptops. The big retailers like Staples, Radio Shack, Best Buy and online retailers like Amazon Twitter Deals and NewEgg also share deals. I also go to their websites and signup for newsletter updates which sends deals to my email inbox.
What to consider: My recommendation is to sleep in and shop online. The New York Times reported that retailers will extend Black Friday. Other articles said that the high end items are not the main items on sale. So my suggestion is to decide on your needs and what alternatives fit with those needs.
How to choose the right technology gifts: I have been looking at all sorts of technology and I can honestly say that in many situations there are more then one "perfect" fit. The first step is to identify what your needs are then start to look for overall technology solutions. Then review online buying guides to understand what features you should be looking for. My favorite online buying guides are on CNET, Laptop Magazine buying guides, DPreview and reviews on gadget blogs like Ubergizmo, Engadget, Gizmodo, TechieDiva, Gear Diary, Boy Genius Report, Gear Live and of course TechMamas. My favorite shopping site is Cool Mom Picks. Bing.com also has links to guides such as "Laptop buying guides".
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There are a number of resources available to the healthcare documentation expert in today's Internet age. More than ever before, an MT has access to new terminology, advances in clinical medicine, and changes and trends in the industry through online networking. But these resources cannot fully inform or prepare the conscientious practitioner for trends, drivers, and changes in any industry. Navigating the sea of information related to technology, standards, professional development, etc., can be difficult to manage alone. Associations exist to provide practitioners of a given industry the opportunity to work in concert toward the same goals.
If you are considering membership in AHDI, or any professional organization, it is important to start with a clear understanding of what a professional association is and a realistic expectation of what that association can accomplish with and for you as a practitioner.
What is the role of a professional association within an industry?
A professional association exists to elevate, educate, and empower the professionals within it to make sound choices on their own. It exists to be watchful of trends and changes within the industry and to impart that information to its members. It exists to promote excellence in education, practice and compensation within the profession. It can make strong recommendations and urge leadership within the industry to embrace high standards, but it cannot force those individuals to do so. The role of an association is to empower its professionals, not to control the industry or restrict the free trade of services within it.
To that end, AHDI offers its practitioners the opportunity for and access to resources, information, events, and services that empower them to make informed choices that lead to successful career outcomes. Together, we work to advance the profession through legislative advocacy, standard-setting, and professional development.
While AHDI members receive many tangible benefits (publications, discounts, etc.), the decision to become a member of any professional association should be based on more than a desire for tangible benefits. The decision to commit your personal resources toward AHDI membership should reflect the following:
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If you are currently enrolled in a medical transcription program and not yet working in the field, student membership is for you. Membership gives you resources and opportunities to network to help you prepare for your career in healthcare documentation. Following graduation, you can take advantage of postgraduate membership for one year.
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Singing lieutenant's legacy lives on
Beth Sholom award honors employee, resident 'idol'
In his last 12 years of life, Art Heller coped with a debilitating stroke, a move from his lifelong home in New Jersey, and the stress of adjusting to serious health limitations and life in an assisted living facility and new town.
But he didn't simply meet the challenge gracefully, say those who knew him. He excelled at his new life, won over an entire community of residents and employees in his new home, and went on to become an icon of the community who is still revered today.
Although the World War II veteran passed away in 2004 – on Veteran's Day – his name still comes up frequently in conversations at Beth Sholom. From his stellar singing voice to his enthusiasm for baseball and his charismatic personality, Heller continues to live prominently in the memories of his Beth Sholom family.
"The staff at the home absolutely adored him," says Arthur's son, Dan. "He had a personality that was able to engage everyone."
Heller recalls that when family members visited other residents of the home, and their own relatives were not doing well, they would seek out Art Heller to get the lift in spirits they needed.
"They'd stop and see my dad and just spend a few minutes, and then they'd tell me how good it made them feel," says Heller. "He had that uncanny ability."
What's more, Art's legacy lives on in the annual Arthur Heller Employee Recognition Award award, which his grateful family established both as a tribute to Heller and as an appreciative gesture to the staff members who helped make his life so enjoyable in his later years.
Heart of gold
This year's award recipient, Mike Sorenson, has worked at Beth Sholom for 17 years in roles ranging from maintenance to night watchman to his current job as medical supplies coordinator. Deirdre Arnowitz, director of social work at Beth Sholom, says Sorenson is not only a deserving recipient, but one who has much in common with the award's namesake.
"Mike is such a sweet man," says Arnowitz. "He'll do anything for anybody and he's very kind to all the residents."
Arnowitz adds that among the roles Sorenson has assigned himself over the years -- without being asked -- is caretaker of animals at the home.
"He loves cats and birds, and when we had a resident cat, Mike took care of her all the time," says Arnowitz. "He took her to the vet and came back on weekends to feed her. He wanted to make sure the residents had a cat."
When the cat died, Sorenson took care of subsequent pets, including birds. He would make sure the birds were covered at night, and took them to residents to keep overnight. "The residents did better because of his efforts," says Arnowitz.
Arnowitz also points out that when feral cats became a problem outside the residential community, Sorenson found homes for all of them as well. On the job, says Arnowitz, Sorenson is known for his knack for fixing things, and often helps out in the rehabilitation department repairing wheelchairs.
"He just has a heart of gold," says Arnowitz, "and an unassuming manner. He never wants attention for himself and was just flabbergasted to get the award."
'King Arthur'
While Sorenson is reluctant to speak of himself, he lights up with a smile remembering Art Heller, whom he calls a "good man" with a talent for singing and playing the piano.
Arnowitz confirms Heller's talent for entertaining, and cites a list of favorite songs he would sing, including "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."
"We called him King Arthur," says Arnowitz with a laugh. "He sang for every talent show and sing-along, and everyone followed along. I remember he also sang 'Always' to [his granddaughter] Erin.
"He had the most gorgeous blue eyes. He just melted us."
Dan Heller notes that his father's singing voice was something of a legend, and that he entertained the troops during the 1940s.
"There's a picture of him singing to 10,000 troops in Louisville, Kentucky," says Heller. "They called him 'The Singing Lieutenant.' But he was very modest, and other family members had to tell us about it."
Heller says that after the war, his father apparently auditioned for a singing role, and ended up taking second place. The man he lost out to was Dennis Day, who later went on to fame as Jack Benny's sidekick.
"I tell my children," says Heller, 'If there had been an American Idol in the 1940s, your grandpa would have been in the top ten.'"
'He meant so much'
But it was Art Heller's demeanor, even more than his talent for entertaining, that stands out in the memories of those who knew him.
"He was so appreciative," says Arnowitz, "and so amenable to everyone. Art was just the nicest, kindest, smartest – and he would share about his life. I always assigned social worker interns to him, because he was such a great guy to get to know."
Dan Heller tells the story of an encounter about two years after his father died, when he was in line with his son at a fast food restaurant and noticed a woman staring at him.
Eventually the woman approached him, saying, "You're Mr. Heller's son." She told Dan that she had worked at Beth Sholom years ago, and that in her 25-year career working in nursing homes, his father was the "nicest man I ever met."
"Then," recalls Dan, "she takes out her wallet and shows me his obituary. She looked at me and said, 'He meant so much to me.'"
Hearing that from a professional with that much experience in the field, says Heller, told him that establishing the employee recognition award was clearly the right way to recognize his father.
Since establishing the award (which he discussed with his father before his death), Heller has noticed that the idea seems to generate other ideas for good turns. One day, Heller happened to mention the award while on the golf course, telling his fellow players how it honored not only his father's memory but also the unsung heroes who work at Beth Sholom. One golfer, who had just lost his son in an accident, was moved to donate gift cards to all of the award recipients in his son's memory.
It's also tradition that as part of the annual awards ceremony, previous recipients join the celebration and are given corsages and gift certificates. The current winner, surrounded by residents, staff, and friends of the community, receives a cash award in addition to the recognition.
The ceremony never fails to move Deirdre Arnowitz and members of the Heller family (Dan, wife Nancy, and children Ben and Erin – all of whom have volunteered at the home for years) – or to elicit memories and story-telling about "King Arthur."
"I am so glad he lived here 12 years," says Arnowitz. "We were so lucky to have him."
Garden greens
Emily Francis (left) of Richmond Green Drinks and Cary Jamieson of The Steward School checked out the cherry tomato crop Aug. 20 at the school's Bryan Innovation Lab following a visit by members of Green Drinks. Jamieson, director of the Bryan Innovation Lab, was among the speakers who pointed out various sustainable features of the building and its surroundings, including geothermal, solar photovoltaic and solar thermal energy systems, as well as rain gardens and large storage cisterns (like the one pictured) to minimize groundwater pollution. > Read more.
Canterbury Recreation Association 'wins' the 'Dunk Hunger' drive
For the third consecutive year, the Canterbury Recreation Association in Short Pump donated the most meals to the fourth-annual "Dunk Hunger" campaign, which raises money and food donations for FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank. Swim teams and community pools throughout the region combined to raise the equivalent of 77,404 meals this year, with the Canterbury group earning the Gold Medal, with 17,454 meals contributed.
CRA will earn a winners' bash Aug. 24 from 3 to 5 p.m. at its pool on Pump Road.
"Our pool has adopted Dunk Hunger into its culture with fun ways to raise food and funds," said Canterbury's Dunk Hunger chairman Jack McSorley, a Freeman High School junior. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
Henrico County has a lot to offer this Labor Day weekend! Before summer ends completely, you've got to try some Virginia wines at Southern Season's weekly event, Fridays Uncorked. Check out The Comedy Dad, Alex Scott, at the Richmond Funny Bone or put your thinking caps on and take on The Escape Room. This weekend also features a two-day event at Malvern Hill and Carrington Kay at The Tin Pan. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Central Point, Ore. -- One man is sent to the hospital after his car crashes into a ditch colliding with trees.
The accident happened just after 5:30 Saturday afternoon near Modoc and Table Rock Roads in Central Point.
The crash knocked the driver unconscious and witnesses helped until emergency crews arrived.
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The Association's goal is to promote and share the achievements of alumni, encourage volunteerism, provide educational and enrichment programs and actively support the College's fundraising efforts.
Stay connected and learn more about alumni benefits and upcoming events and connect with other alumni on our Facebook page.
A LETTER FROM THE ALUMni ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT
Welcome, alumni! In this section of the website, you will find many resources and opportunities that are just for you. Please take advantage of the opportunity to connect, re-connect and network with fellow alums. The calendar of events will help you stay current with events, programs and exhibitions designed specifically for Moore alumni. You can also connect via Moore's Facebook page to receive news and update.
As a Moore alum, you have a built-in support system that continues beyond your graduation year. This is a life-long relationship that I hope you use. Please take the time to click through the website and keep in touch with alumni news and exhibitions. Read some of the inspirational stories of Moore graduates. Send your news and updates. We want to hear from you!
I am honored to lead the Alumni Council and hope to continue the amazing examples set by the admirable women that have preceded me in this role. The Council continues to work toward new initiatives for recent alums, as well as opportunities and events for all alumni.
Moore is a special place for me. It is the place in which my entire life's path took a positive turn. The education, support, experience and personal relationships I gained at Moore are invaluable. That is why it is so important for me to give back to this community. By supporting Moore through annual giving, I am ensuring Moore can continue to provide quality education to students pursuing careers in the visual arts. Without the support of alumni contributions, people like me would not have access to a Moore education. Your gift, no matter the amount, will have great impact. I encourage each of you to give to Moore as a way of giving back this year.
Lastly, please get involved, get another alum involved and stay connected! Please feel free to contact me, or our director of alumni affairs, with your thoughts or suggestions. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you all soon.
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Chicago has a vibrant literary history that continues to thrive. There's a wealth of classic published works covering the city's story from its beginnings, and quite a few recent books illuminate the many facets of present day Chicago. Here's a selection of recent Chicago-related books to consider for your spring/summer reading list.


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Ages 6-14
Location: Wheeler Watkins Stadium-Montgomery, AL
Monday, June 24, 2013 to Thursday, June 27, 2013
Starts: 8:00am / Ends: 12:00pm
Camp Cost: $200.00
Each camper will receive instruction from the Alabama State University coaching staff and players on the basic fundamentals of baseball.
The coaching staff will work to improve each players throwing, fielding, and hitting technique throughout the day. The kids will be able to enjoy the brand new ASU baseball stadium and facilities.
Our staff will make the environment fun for the kids while still teaching them the right way to play the game of baseball. This is a great way to keep your son involved in baseball during the summer. Do not miss this chance to enroll your son in a camp that teaches him the right fundamentals in a fun atmosphere!
All campers receive a ASU Baseball Camp T-shirt!
Participants in the ASU Baseball Camp will be supervised from registration until dismissal.
Video Analysis with Coach:
Players will have the option to purchase a DVD video of them performing at the camp. They will have the opportunity to sit down with an ASU coach to go over the video analysis.
Coaches will put together and evaluation based on the video that will point out key mechanical flaws and areas to improve upon. Players will have the option to be filmed fielding, pitching, or hitting.
The video analysis packages are below:
Single video - Pitching $40.00
Single video- Hitting $40.00
Single video- Fielding $40.00
Combo video- Hitting & Fielding $55.00
Combo video- Hitting & Pitching $55.00
Combo video- Pitching & Fielding $55.00
All Three - Hitting, Pitching, and Fielding $70.00
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Camp Limit: Space will be limited for this camp, so register as soon as possible to assure your spot today!
Alabama State University Baseball apparel will be available for purchase
Players must register online for camp
Please check e-mail regularly as it is the primary way we communicate
Players traveling from out of town will be responsible for their own transportation
This is not an overnight camp. Players are responsible for booking their own hotels
EquipmentEach camper must bring his own baseball equipment. Players should bring a glove, bat, batting gloves, helmet, cleats/spikes, running shoes or turf shoes, hat, and any other equipment they feel necessary to compete. Catchers must bring their own catchers gear. Please mark camper's names on all items. The camp is not responsible for lost belongings.
Please make sure we have a valid e-mail address and check your email regularly, as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey to you will be passed on via e-mail, so please be sure to check your e-mail regularly as the camp draws closer.
Check-In at 8:00 AM on the first day of camp.
Medical forms will be attached to your e-mailed receipt and are available on-line. Please print fill out and bring to camp.
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Alabama State University
915 S Jackson St
Montgomery, AL 36104
Free parking around the ASU Baseball Complex and on the ASU Campus.
Parents and players will need to bring their own lunch. The cafeteria will not be available.
Country Inn & Suites
We are a newly opened hotel here in the beautiful Capitol city of Montgomery Alabama. We are located right of Interstate 85 for your convenience, only 10 minutes from the campus of Alabama State University. We would like the opportunity to earn your business. During your stay at the Country Inn & Suites by Carlson on Chantilly Parkway in Montgomery Alabama I would like to offer you the following:
Complimentary HOT Breakfast
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As well as these wonderful amenities we would like to offer you the Alabama State Baseball rate during your stay with us:
Guest rooms with king size bed a special rate of $70.00
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To book your room please contact us:
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There will be no airport transportation offered for this event.
Parents and players will be able to purchase ASU Baseball Hats and Apparel during the camp.
What if I have to cancel a camp?
We do not offer refunds on cancelled campers, just a future camp credit if you decide to cancel, but we do have what is called "Cancellation Protection".
We offer basic Cancellation Protection to allow participants some peace of mind in case plans change. This allows us to keep our prices low and provide the best service possible. Due at the time of registration, Cancellation Protection entitles you to a full refund of camp fees should you cancel your registration more than 14 days prior to the start of an overnight camp, and 7 days prior to the start of a day camp. If you cancel within 14 or 7 days of the start of your session, we will give you a camp credit for all money paid. The credit is valid for three years from camp date.
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After seeing Barker's photo in the Register this week, an employee at the fast food joint confirmed the woman was Barker, police said.
Barker was placed on paid administrative leave Thanksgiving Day, after police Chief Ken Klamar, acting on a tip from an employee, arrived at her home and found her intoxicated as she was about to head to work.
She was dressed in full uniform — including a handgun strapped to her belt — when Klamar showed up at the home. He took her to Firelands Regional Medical Center, where a test registered her blood-alcohol content well above the legal limit of 0.08 percent, police said.
At least two other Perkins officers, still unnamed, are also the focus of Klamar's internal investigation into the morning's events.
Klamar has promised a "swift" and "thorough" investigation.
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Tomorrow I'll be competing in the Kayak Single (K1) 200-meter heats. My race starts Friday morning at 9:30am in London (4:30am in Georgia). You can watch it live on NBCOlympics.com or later on NBC at 10am and 11:45am.


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Should be no problem. I would definitely run steel from the top link connection point down diagonally to help transfer some of the stress when lifting.You will not have a problem lifting it for sure. If you do, GO GREEN, John Deere Green that is. Just had to say, my 2440 ,750 , plus lawn tractor. I do have a '' M''
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It looks like you have plenty of room, if you are worried just go to a bigger/thicker flatbar. Additional cost is marginal. Also easy enough to double up the metal where the lower hitch pins bolt to, just cut a square, drill a hole in the center, bolt the hitch pins in, and weld the sides.
One thing I will stress, if you are using bolted in lower hitch pins (vs a clevis type connection), make sure you get them tight!!! Over the years, I see more failures due to loose hitch pins wobbling holes out than from inadequate metal.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
You should be good to go. Just look at the manufactured ones for more ideas. Pictures make it so much clearer . This internet stuff is amazing, saves weeks of traveling to go look at them .
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Damon Dash Responds to Curren$y Lawsuit, Lil B's NYU Lecture & More News
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Here is a look at the life of John Brennan, director of the CIA.
Birth date: September 22, 1955
Birth place: North Bergen, New Jersey
Birth name: John Owen Brennan
Father: Owen Brennan
Mother: Dorothy Brennan
Marriage: Kathy (Pokluda) Brennan
Children: Kyle, Kelly, Jaclyn
Education: Fordham University, B.A., 1977; University of Texas at Austin, Masters in Government, 1980
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Studied at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, during college.
Speaks Arabic.
Was considered a shoo-in for the position of CIA director after President Barack Obama's election in November 2008. Brennan dropped out of the running for the job after being criticized for supporting the enhanced terrorist interrogation techniques in use since September 11, 2001.
1980 - Brennan joins the CIA's Directorate of Operations as a Career Trainee.
1981 - Joins the CIA's Directorate of Intelligence.
1982-1984 - Political officer at the U.S. Embassy in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
1984-1989 - Works in the Office of Near Eastern and South Asian Analysis in the Directorate of Intelligence.
1990-1992 - In charge of terrorism analysis in the Director of Central Intelligence's Counterterrorist Center.
1994-1995 - CIA's daily intelligence briefer at the White House during the administration of President Bill Clinton.
1995-1996 - Executive Assistant to then-CIA Deputy Director George Tenet.
1996-1999 - CIA Chief of Station in Saudi Arabia.
1999-2001 - Chief of Staff to then-CIA Director George Tenet.
March 2001-March 2003 - CIA Deputy Executive Director.
March 12, 2003-December 6, 2004 - Founding director of the CIA Terrorist Threat Integration Center.
October 2004-August 2005 - Interim Director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
November 2005-January 2009 - President and CEO of The Analysis Corporation.
2008 - Intelligence adviser to then-Sen. Barack Obama during his presidential campaign.
January 20, 2009-present - Assistant to President Barack Obama for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism.
January 7, 2013 - Nominated by President Barack Obama to be director of the CIA.
February 7, 2013 - Testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee as part of his confirmation hearings.
March 7, 2013 - Confirmed by the Senate, 63-44.