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Medals again for George Bovell and Konrad Czerniak.
In the 100m medley, a silver medal for Bovell, with a time of 51"65, just 0,07" short of a gold medal.
A great silver medal for Konrad Czerniak in the 100m freestyle, 46"73.
A second medal for Bovell, a bronze medal in the 50m freestyle, 21"21.
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I'm just checking in to clarify a few things. The good news is that, yes, there will be 2 tournaments (am & pro) at the property formerly known as the Gran Canyon in January 2013! As you can imagine, we are very happy to announce this as the GC was an incredibly popular course for some very obvious reasons. In fact, if you haven't seen the property before, here are some videos on YouTube from the Ultimate Disc Golf Show showcasing the final event held at the property in 2006.
There is some information that folks should know up front. First is that it has taken me nearly 4 years to get the owner of the property to let me run these two events even after finding out that we both originally grew up in same area of the Chicago suburbs, so much for home field advantage! Next is that the property has changed dramatically with some areas overgrown, some areas cleared and open and other areas either holding water or have sustained water and wind erosion over the past few years. This is why we have chosen to use a modified 18-hole layout that features as much of the old course as possible, but also uses some areas that haven't been used since some of the early tournaments or not at all. We will be using tee times with all tournament attendees playing (1) round each day and a total of (150) players per weekend. In addition, this time around, we will offer limited camping spots including a handful of spots for campers/rvs, as we are unsure if we will be able to get back to the property anytime soon and we hope we can maximize the memories and good times.
As one would expect, there will be greens fees and fees to camp and park (as we will be limited in parking spaces and want to encourage car pooling). The prices will be extremely affordable and fair but this project will take some significant resources and we are going to try to offset as much of those fees (property rental, permits, porta potties, course prep, clean up, etc.) as possible. The good news is that in addition to the super good time and a chance to be on the nearly sacred property again, we hope to offer attendees some cool activities such as a long drive competition, extreme ctps and a cash raffle drawing sponsored by the Innova CFR program. Ams will more than likely compete in the increasingly more and more popular trophy only format tournament featuring a huge players pack (4-5 discs plus extras) and nice big trophy prizes (baskets, bags, etc.) for the top few players in each division. The pros will have a minimum of $500 of added cash to the Open divisions, but there is a good chance we will end up adding additional cash as sponsors come on board. We are also considering a "Final 6" extreme mountain golf for our top card of Pros after the tourney which will feature some extra ca$h as well. Both weekends are scheduled to be PDGA B-Tier events.
We have already been swamped with calls and emails for those wanting to help get the course ready. We will be running (2) work days in December in which volunteers will be able to come out and help prep the property for the upcoming events while also getting a sneak peak of the course. Also, we will be feeding the volunteers and giving them a thank you gift and they wil also become eligible for some awesome prizes. This info will become available on the event website in the next few days.
We want everyone to use www.ThrowDownTheMountain.com for updated info and online volunteer and registration links. As of now, the page forwards to the DGU site, but in the coming days it will forward to the Tour del Sol website where more info will be come available almost daily until registration opens on 11/16 @ 12 noon. You can register online or in store and no spots will be saved. As you can imagine, we expect this event to fill and fill fast. Here's your chance to play on this epic property, don't miss out!
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan -- They rendezvoused in Afghanistan this week at the end of very different journeys, the Cold War intelligence chief called back to duty at the Pentagon and the cerebral Army general who arose at a time of profound institutional soul-searching. Their professional partnership, characterized by deep respect but also occasional tension, has already left its imprint on the oversized legacies of Robert Gates and David Petraeus. Respectively the longest-serving and most consequential secretary of Defense in modern times, and the preeminent military leader in generations, Gates and Petraeus met again this week at the eleventh hour to contemplate a familiar question: Can they salvage another failing war and reverse the battlefield fortunes of a war-weary America?
There are not enough PowerPoint graphics in the world to truly divine the answer to that question. The mysteries are simply too profound, even for two as faithfully committed as Gates and Petraeus. That kind of belief can blind just as surely as it enlightens, and despite positive momentum shifts in the Afghan campaign, there remain potential fatal flaws in their strategy. They include continued insurgent sanctuary in Pakistan, a deeply flawed partner in the Afghan government, and above all the passage of time in the United States' longest-ever war that has dangerously narrowed its margins of error. Yet in their extensive travels and musings in Afghanistan in the past week, Gates and Petraeus also provided a glimpse of a counterinsurgency campaign at a potentially critical pivot point, seen through the eyes of its chief architect and advocate.
If you had to choose a single spot where the manifest troubles of America's nearly decade-long war in Afghanistan congeal, you would be hard pressed to find a better vantage point than a gash at the feet of the Hindu Kush called Forward Operating Base Joyce. That is where Gates's helicopter descended on Tuesday out of a crystalline halo of sunlight and dust as he made a tour of the country on the eve of this month's White House review of Afghan war strategy. A rough collection of blast walls, containerized housing, and weaponry set against dung-colored mountains, FOB Joyce puts the "cautious" in the cautious optimism U.S. officials have lately expressed about progress in the war.
In the shadow of a high ridge that demarks the Durand Line and the border with Pakistan, FOB Joyce sits near the mouth of a latticework of remote valleys that spill from the mountains into Afghanistan. They form a natural infiltration route for Taliban insurgents and extremists who enjoy sanctuary on the other side of the border. Meanwhile, the 15 local tribes and sub-tribes that inhabit this remote section of Kunar Province are ideologically conservative and historically resistant to perceived invaders going back to the armies of Alexander the Great and the British and Soviet empires. Earlier this year, their relentless attacks on U.S. combat outposts forced Regional Command East to abandon the nearby Korengal Valley altogether, which Taliban propaganda exploited as an ignoble retreat. Attacks on U.S. forces stationed at FOB Joyce have increased by 200 percent just since last year.
"Every single day in this valley, we are either dropping bombs or shooting Hellfire missiles, because this is a very, very kinetic fight," said Maj. Gen. John Campbell, the intense, silver-haired commander of the 101st Airborne Division, which has responsibility for the border region. Expanded to seven brigades as part of this year's surge of 40,000 allied troops to Afghanistan, Campbell's troops have captured or killed 3,800 insurgents in the Regional Command East region since midsummer, dropping 850 bombs in the process. "Out here we're fighting the Taliban and a few al-Qaida, but probably the most dangerous enemy we face is the Haqqani network, because they have sanctuary in Pakistan," he said. "We should make no bones about that fact, because they go back and forth across the border at will."
After pulling forces out of the Korengal Valley, the U.S. strategy going forward is to consolidate the roughly 140 combat outposts and forward bases it has strewn throughout the mountains in order to better focus securing major population centers in the region. "We can't fight in every single valley, because there are thousands of them, so at some point I'm going to recommend that we transition out of those small combat outposts where we're surrounded by high ground and there's only one way in and one way out," said Campbell. "We have to set the conditions to bring our forces out of the mountains and reposition where the population lives."
That Regional Command East has yet to even transition to a more population-centric counterinsurgency posture reflects the past year's main focus on expelling the Taliban from strongholds in southern Afghanistan. The intense fighting is a sure sign, however, that the war in RC East remains hotly contested and years away from a decisive conclusion.


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It's been a few months since we checked in on Matt Gagnon, one of our favorite designers out of Brooklyn's innovation hotbed. A quick scan revealed a fresh new design we hadn't seen before: the Nomad lounger is a magnetized mobile seating unit that can be configured in several different ways and used inside or out. Indoors, the lounger comes with cushions, but we're most fond of the outdoor version — with grass. The best part about the nomad is that it is mobile and can be arranged into a whole host of configurations (lounge chair, sofa, single chair, etc)
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This is what Matt had to say about his Nomad:
"The idea came when I was living in downtown LA in a loft. The whole building would get together to BBQ on the roof and we would carry all the necessary chairs and such up. I wanted to build a lawn on the roof that could come apart and serve as seating for these parties. I was longing for my own piece of garden in a city full of backyard gardens. I wanted a piece of earth to lay down on."
Matt Gagnon is the creator of the ultra-original Paper Table and the mind behind a New York loft renovation that may be the best merger we've seen of ecological thinking and inspired interior design. The Nomad remains a prototype until the right client comes along. So who out there wants to help bring this piece to grassless rooftops everywhere?
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[…] I stumble across this chair over at Inhabitat. The basic chair was cool enough, allowing magnetic joining between different pieces on wheels. Very cool. Even better though is the outdoor version, complete with a grass top surface. I can't think of a better way to roll out on the deck of your loft and gaze at the sky. […]
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or you could just lie on the grass. 😉
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I've seen ideas of DIY grass furniture which uses sod, rammed earth and chicken wire but this has a lot more style. I'd love to be able to see a whole line of crass furniture
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Good idea! A useful and poetic project, i like it
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Kirstie Allsop's missing ring – the DiamondGeezer.com design team offer a back-up solution
Kirstie Allsop, the TV property presenter has sadly lost her engagement ring somewhere in Hackney. We all hope that Kirstie finds her ring because the huge sentiment can not be replaced.
Here are the details that Kirstie has provided and she is offering a reward. ……….
The large stone in the centre looks like a ruby, although very similar, it isn't. It is big and chunky, so could be mistaken for costume jewellery, the ring has a central stone that is a 33 Carat Spinel (looks like a ruby) surrounded by diamonds. If you are in Hackney, keep an eye on the pavement or on the floor in Marks & Spencers in Mare street, Hackney, London E8. By now it could be anywhere, quite possibly someone has picked it up thinking it is of no great intrinsic value.
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Esperanza Spalding at J&R Music Fest - Listen Online
August 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, Jazz Alive, Live Music
Bassist, composer, and singer Esperanza Spalding is starting her professional career on a fast upward trajectory. "With a bullet," as the record industry would say. She has plenty of star power, and she's parlayed her recent television appearances into a sideline attraction - putting new faces in the jazz crowd. Check out her set of music from the J&R Music Festival, and you'll see why. She's got skillz.
Esperanza and the band - Leo Genovese on keys, Ricardo Vogt on guitar, Otis Brown III on drums - added serious panache to the day of free live music in City Hall Park.
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Let it be said that trumpeter and flugelhorn player Roy Hargrove is still leading the style competition in jazz. Aside from his really fresh Adidas kicks (see above), Roy brought his highly functional quintet (saxophonist Justin Robinson, pianist Gerald Clayton, bassist Danton Boller, and drummer Montez Coleman) to close the Friday evening festivities in City Hall Park. Listen to this tightly executed set of music, most of it coming from Roy Hargrove's new release, Earfood. My favorite? The ballad "Never Let Me Go." I've heard Roy play this so many times, I'm beginning to think the song belongs to him alone.
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Singer Melody Gardot visited the WBGO studio yesterday, and she brought her entire band with her. Melody's debut release, Worrisome Heart, has generated a lot of attention for both her personal story and her intimate, original songwriting. She intended to play three songs - "Worrisome Heart," "Goodnight," and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." But she fell in love with our Steinway piano, and added "Love Me Like a River Does." Check out the session. If you like what you hear, and you want the accompanying visuals, be advised that Melody Gardot is playing tonight at the Blender Theater at Gramercy on East 23rd Street in New York.


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The town of Herndon will see heavy turnover on its council this summer, after electing a new mayor Tuesday and filling three open council seats.
Councilwoman Lisa Merkel, who is just completing her first term on the council, narrowly won the office of mayor. She received 38 more votes than her top opponent, longtime Councilman William Tirrell.
Merkel received 966 votes, Tirrell got 928, and Jasbinder Singh, also a one-term councilman, received 561.
Incumbent Mayor Steve DeBenedittis did not seek re-election.
Merkel said she is excited to continue working on town issues, particularly economic development planning for redevelopment.
�We want to get businesses in our empty storefronts,� she said.
Merkel, Tirrell and Singh all had to vacate their council seats to run for mayor, leaving half of the six council seats open.
The three remaining incumbents, Connie Hutchinson, Grace Wolf and Sheila Olem, were all re-elected. Hutchinson received the most votes of any council candidate so, per town tradition, likely will be elected vice mayor when the new council convenes in July.
Former councilmen Dave Kirby and Charlie Waddell won their seats back, while Melissa Jonas was the only one of four first-time candidates to win a seat. Eric Boll, Jeffrey Davidson and David Webster were unsuccessful in their first attempt at winning local office.
Jonas currently serves on the town�s planning commission, and said she thinks that experience will help her easily transition to the council, as she already has been working on major development issues in town.
Although there were some clear differences between the candidates during the election, Merkel said she thinks the council ultimately will have a good working relationship.
�There is more that we agree on than we disagree,� she said, adding building consensus among council members will be a top priority for her as she takes the mayoral post. �We�ve got a great group of people who care about the town.�
Revitalizing Herndon�s historic downtown and planning for growth and redevelopment around the future Herndon Metro station likely will continue to be at the forefront for the council.
Waddell said he has heard from many citizens who want to �see the downtown development reach its full potential.�
He would like to reinvigorate business and community focus on revitalizing downtown through a public engagement process. He would like to see additional entertainment and dining options to make the area more attractive to people looking for things to do.
Jonas said she also is interested in engaging the public on upcoming issues.
�We�re coming up on some big opportunities for the community to be involved as we shape the future of Herndon,� she said, citing the town�s upcoming comprehensive plan review process.


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Beyonce closed out the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards with an incredible medley that covered her entire 2013 "Beyonce" album in abridged forms. MTV had been touting the performance all night with various countdown clocks and for good reason — it was easily the night's best moment.
The nearly 15-minute set started off with "Mine," a sultry ballad amplified by the song's title in blue flames behind her. From there, she weaved in and out of "Ghost/Haunted," "No Angel" and "Jealous." Things started to heat up beat-wise when she shifted into "Blow" and her ubiquitous single "Drunk in Love," the latter of which she called out to the Forum crowd for a sing along. A camera cut away for a split second to Jay Z and her daughter Blue Ivy staring in awe.
The sexiest part of the performance immediately followed, with a handful of Beyonce's more risque tunes. "Rocket" gave way to "Partition," which featured a quick jaunt around some stripper poles, with "Bow Down" and "Yonce" promptly teased after.
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But it was the last two songs that were the most poignant. She closed with an emotional performance of "Blue," a song she recorded after the birth of her daughter while a home movie montage of her with Jay Z and Blue Ivy played on the video screen behind her (she showed the same video this past summer on her and Jay Z's "On the Run" joint tour).
The night closed with a slowed down version of the first "Beyonce" single "XO" — at that point, she seemed a bit out of breath, but stuck around long enough to accept the "Michael Jackson Video Vanguard" Award, which Jay Z and Blue emerged from their perch in the audience to give to her.
"I have nothing to say but I'm full of so much gratitude," she said, looking a bit overwhelmed. The show then abruptly cut off, as if MTV too had nothing more to say.
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The start of a new era in the storied history of the Chicago Bears! After spending a year away with home games in Champaign, the team returned to the Windy City and a brand-spanking-new Soldier Field. In a city known for its great architectural tradition, it's no wonder that everyone has an opinion on the new place. One thing is certain: the bizarre mix of old-stadium elements with modern glass-and-steel arcs leaves both its admirers and detractors completely amazed!
With this poster, you are transported back that dynamic fall night in Chicago, when the entire city was abuzz with talk of the new home of the Bears. While the result on the field was not to fans' liking, the experience proved to be a great one for the fans, as the rotting old park was replaced with brand-new amenities, better sightlines, comfortable seats, plenty of restrooms, a huge new video board...the list goes on and on. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there! You can see the action on the field, the players and coaches on the sidelines, and the spectators in the stands. A fantastic piece for the wall of any football fan, and a great collector's item for years to come! An absolute must for your Bears Wall-of-Fame.
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Hometown, State: Long Beach, California
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What made you audition for the team?: I auditioned for the team because I love the style of dance and all of the girls have an extraordinary level of talent. Also, I love how the organization is always out in the community. It shows that they truly care about the city and really want to make it a better place for everyone.
Favorite thing about Houston: I love that most of my family lives here
Favorite Dynamo Player: Brad Davis
Favorite Color: Brown and Turquoise
Favorite Song: Starships by Nicki Minaj
Favorite Artist: Adele
Favorite place to visit: Savannah, Georgia. It's such a beautiful
historic town!
Favorite Food: Pizza with lots of pepperoni! There's no such thing as
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Favorite Movie: Jurassic Park. I'm obsessed with dinosaurs!
Accomplishments you are proud of: Graduating from college with honors
Trademark Expression... Don't Judge Me
Most Important in your life?: The most important things in my life would definitely have to be God, my family and friends, and learning new things everyday.
Childhood Cartoon: I grew up watching I Love Lucy and Gilligan's Island
Word that best describes you... Ambitious
One thing I cannot live without: My iPhone! I have to have it with me every second of the day!
Aside from dancing, my ideal job would be... Either Terrorism Analysis or be a Paleontologist
What would you like to tell the fans? I would just like to say thank you for all the support! We truly do have the best fans in the world!
How has being a Dynamo Girl changed your life? Being a Dynamo Girl has changed my life in countless ways! It has given me the opportunity to share my passion of dance with thousands of people. I love being able encourage other to follow their dreams!
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Bryce Blanton, a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 72, recently completed his Eagle project. Blanton's project was to renovate the outdoor fish pond at North Elementary School and build a pergola to shade the pond. He also performed landscaping and general repairs to improve the school's natural classroom area. Overall, 20 volunteers spent more than 120 hours to complete this project. As a scout, Branton has held leadership positions of scribe, quartermaster and librarian, and has earned 29 merit badges.
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CHARLESTON – Charleston Southern University recently recognized Robert H. "Bobby" Edwards of Lancaster for his years of service to the University, most recently as a member of the Board of Trustees.
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GREAT FALLS – The Bible tells us of a crucifixion that took place nearly 2,000 years ago on a hill called Golgotha in Jerusalem.
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How well I remember Mom's clotheslines - every Monday, of course. Mom and Dad finally got an automatic washer, Mom still hung things outside as she said sheets, etc, always smelled better drying in the fresh air and sunlight
I am sending this to people, that I know will remember their mother's doing this chore on a line in the yard. They for sure know that it's true that our mothers would hang out the laundry even in winter, just as it mentions below! Enjoy the memories!
Remembering Mom's Clothesline
There is one thing that's left out. We had a long wooden pole (clothes pole) that was used to push the clotheslines up so that longer items didn't brush the ground and get dirty.
You have to be a "certain age" to appreciate this one. I can hear my mother now.....
1. You had to hang the socks by the toes... NOT the top.
2. You hung pants by the BOTTOM/cuffs... NOT the waistbands.
3. You had to WASH the clothesline(s) before hanging any clothes - walk the entire length of each line with a damp cloth around the lines.
4. You had to hang the clothes in a certain order, and always hang "whites" with "whites," and hang them first.
5. You NEVER hung a shirt by the shoulders - always by the tail! What would the neighbors think?
6. Wash day on a Monday! NEVER hang clothes on the weekend, or on Sunday, for Heaven's sake!
7. Hang the sheets and towels on the OUTSIDE lines so you could hide your "unmentionables" in the middle (perverts & busybodies, y'know!)
8. It didn't matter if it was sub-zero weather... clothes would "freeze-dry."
9. ALWAYS gather the clothes pins when taking down dry clothes! Pins left on the lines were "tacky"!
10. If you were efficient, you would line the clothes up so that each item did not need two clothes pins, but shared one of the clothes pins with the next washed item.
11. Clothes off of the line before dinner time, neatly folded in the clothes basket, and ready to be ironed.
12. IRONED???!! Well, that's a whole OTHER subject!
And now a POEM ...
A clothesline was a news forecast, To neighbors passing by,
There were no secrets you could keep, When clothes were hung to dry.
It also was a friendly link, For neighbors always knew
If company had stopped on by, To spend a night or two.
For then you'd see the "fancy sheets", And towels upon the line;
You'd see the "company table cloths", With intricate designs.
The line announced a baby's birth, From folks who lived inside,
As brand new infant clothes were hung, So carefully with pride!
The ages of the children could, So readily be known
By watching how the sizes changed, You'd know how much they'd grown!
It also told when illness struck, As extra sheets were hung;
Then nightclothes, and a bathrobe too, Haphazardly were strung.
It also said, "On vacation now", When lines hung limp and bare.
It told, "We're back!" when full lines sagged, With not an inch to spare!
New folks in town were scorned upon, If wash was dingy and gray,
As neighbors carefully raised their brows, And looked the other way.
But clotheslines now are of the past, For dryers make work much less.
Now what goes on inside a home, Is anybody's guess!
I really miss that way of life, It was a friendly sign
When neighbors knew each other best... By what hung out on that line
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In celebration of the ASPCA's new collaboration with Lil BUB, we're dedicating this week's Happy Tail to another special needs cat, Ella. Ella was adopted from the ASPCA in 2012, and was soon after diagnosed with terminal cancer. Despite the challenges of her illness, her adopter, Stephen B., has nothing but love for this sweet older cat. Here is their Happy Tail.
Stephen met Ella on his very first trip to the ASPCA. Drawn in by her glowing green eyes, he says, "When we found out that Ella had lived her entire life in shelters and never had a real home before, there was really no chance of saying no to her." After Ella's adoption, Stephen discovered tumors on her stomach and learned that she had terminal cancer. "My first reaction was to be glad that we had given her a real home for the last months of her life, or however long she had left," recalls Stephen.
As time went on, their relationship strengthened. Stephen says, "She is very much my cat, and I'm very much her human." In fact, he put together a "Bucket List" for Ella after receiving her diagnosis! "One of the things I really wanted to do was try taking her outside on a leash. She likes to sit on my window and look outside, so I thought she should have a chance to actually feel the grass beneath her paws."
Four months after her first outdoor excursion, Stephen sent an exciting update: New X-rays show that Ella's cancer has subsided, and her three-month prognosis has been updated to at least a few years. Whether it was the grass, Stephen's love, or simply a miracle, we'll never know, but we are so happy that this feisty feline will be around for a long time to come.
Stephen says, "Ella is probably the smartest decision I've made in my adult life. Cats with medical conditions deserve love just as much as the rest of them, and they're so, so ready to give it."
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John Lancaster is a member of the Board of Handicap International's U.S. national association and serves as the Treasurer of the newly formed Handicap International Federation. He recently served as the executive director of the National Council on Independent Living in Washington, D.C. John was the executive director of the President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities under the Clinton administration. He spent four years in Vietnam working with the Government and National Assembly to develop laws to protect the rights of persons with disabilities. He and his wife, Christine, live in Potsdam, New York.
On December 26, 2004, at 6:58 am, an earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale struck Indonesia off the west coast of northern Sumatra. The earthquake triggered a tsunami, which caused extensive damage in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, India, the Maldives, some parts of Malaysia, as well as Myanmar, the Seychelles, Somalia and Tanzania. In total, 12 countries were affected by the disaster, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, with Indonesia and Sri Lanka suffering the highest casualties and the greatest devastation. In the Aceh province of Indonesia along the archipelago's Indian Ocean coastline, an estimated 200,000 people died and 400,000 were left homeless, according to Handicap International.
The international humanitarian aid community quickly launched a massive and, at times, poorly coordinated emergency response to support the victims and help the most affected regions rebuild and recover. UNICEF's 2008 Humanitarian Action Report highlighted the unprecedented challenges faced by the international humanitarian assistance community in response to the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami and the resulting lessons learned, such as the need for "greater predictability, accountability and leadership in humanitarian action." A report completed in May 2006 by the United Nations General Assembly Economic and Social Council confirmed the coordination challenges faced by governments and humanitarian actors, but characterized the relief response as disjointed given that it was "not predicated on joint needs assessments by agencies, bilateral donors, and governments."
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The world famous Port wine, the typical alleyways and the picturesque "zona ribeirinha" on the River Douro are all good reasons to visit Porto, and the city has even more to offer …
Porto is the second biggest city in Portugal and has been placed on UNESCO's list of world heritage sites. It is situated on steep granite hills and provides a view of the River Douro. The city centre is a jumble of narrow nineteenth century lanes and alleyways. Porto's main tourist attraction is the Vila Nova de Goia district, which is the historic birthplace of Port wine.
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Best pick in the Nick Saban/Mueller era - John Denney... woohooo....
Best pick in the Cam Cameron/Mueller era - Brandon Fields.... woohooo....
And I believe those are the only two players remaining from those two eras that are still on the team, which only fixed a portion of our special teams. J
Mueller was good at selecting players that can play anything related to punting and only punting whether it's receiving or kicking, since he also drafted Ted Ginn Jr.
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Oh that's right, well 3 solid picks then.
Cam/Mueller also drafted Satele, who turns out, is a decent C for the league... Traded by the Trifecta in favor of Groves more road grading style... Kinda wonder how he'd (Satele) fit into our line now at guard.
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Denney did have a good season. However he did cost us the early game vs New England.
he had a low snap that wasn't fielded by Fields on 1st possession. Patriots scored Td and never looked back.
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Donald Christopher 'Chris' Barber (born 17 April 1930, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England) is best known as a jazz trombonist. As well as scoring a UK top twenty trad jazz hit he helped the careers of many musicians, notably the blues singer Ottilie Patterson, who was at one time his wife, and vocalist/banjoist Lonnie Donegan, whose appearances with Barber triggered the skiffle craze of the mid 1950s and who had his first transatlantic hit, "Rock Island Line", while with Chris Barber's band. His providing an audience for Donegan and, later, Alexis Korner makes Barber a significant figure in the British rhythm and blues and "Beat boom" of the 1960s.
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