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Ireland acknowldges he's a lightening rod in Miami: "Polarizing," is the word he used.
Devlin as backup: Anything's possible. Think he's done an outstanding job. Development has skyrocketed. I think Pat's capable of doing that.
Ireland: "We look forward to making some exciting news before too long."
"The message is, Joe and I have a clear vision on how we'll help this football team. This is a big offseason for us. We understand that."
How far the Dolphins are from the elite: There's a gap. We've got a long way to go. There's a five-game gap between first and second.
Ireland on Honey Badger: "At the end of the day, youre going to ask yourself if hes someone you want on your football team."
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Ireland on Egnew: Certainly wish he would have been out there more. Players develop in different stages.
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Ireland: [Tannehill] is a young player. Our philosophy is to build the roster primarily through the draft. Young by design.
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The settlement resolves a dispute between the county and Bethel World Outreach Ministries, which bought a 119-acre property on Brink Road north of Germantown to build a church.
The church sued the county for violating its rights to freely exercise its religion, and in January 2013 a federal appeals court reversed part of a lower court's decision and sent that matter back to federal district court for a trial on whether the county's decision violates the church's rights under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.
The $1.25 million settlement will be used to resolve the lawsuit claims and purchase an agricultural easement for the Brinks Road property, which the church can still subdivide into residential properties, County Attorney Marc Hansen said.
The tract can be divided into up to four residential lots, according to the settlement.
The county made a policy decision that private institutional properties, such as churches and schools, shouldn't be allowed in the Ag Reserve, Hansen said.
The county has "an interest in maintaining open and rural space and agricultural land in the area," according to the settlement.
Instead of the Brink Road property, Bethel has indicated it wants to develop property at 1601 Norbeck Road in Silver Spring to construct a 1,200-seat church on property that previously belonged to Parker Memorial Baptist Church.
As part of the settlement, the County Council agreed to amend the county's water and sewer plans to accommodate the 1,200-seat plan, subject to several conditions including Bethel possibly arranging a shuttle service between the new church and a commuter parking lot at Norbeck Road and Georgia Avenue to make up for a lack of adequate parking at the new site, according to the settlement.
Bethel has also expressed interest in purchasing property on Batchellors Forest Road in Olney to use as a private school that could also be used for church services and related activities, according to the settlement.
Neither an attorney representing Bethel nor church officials could be reached for comment Monday.
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Sorry to read of your Loss....stay strong in a tough time for your Family....
Best always...
she's in a peaceful place now.
john 11:25-26
25Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; 26and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?"
Sorry for your loss
sorry to hear that god bless
Keep your head up and may God bring peace to you and yours!
Even though I don't know you personally ---- I'm glad you were able to share that special moment with your Mom because nobody will ever be able to take that from you.... That truly is priceless!!!
The starting point of any dream is not faith that it will be attained, but faith that it is worth doing - regardless of failure or success :shout:
I wish all the best for you in this difficult time. I can totally understand what you are going through. I've been there. Take care of yourself and let yourself grieve. In the long run it never goes away but all the wonderful memories will always be with you and you will cherish them.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sorry to hear about your loss....my condolonces and prayers go out to you and your family. Be strong fin brother, your Mother is in a better place watching over you.....
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What's most important in animation is the emotions and the ideas being portrayed. -Ralph Bakshi
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"ENDLESS" Student 3D Short
I am proud to present "Endless", a short film made by me and 6 other students at "The Animation School" in Cape Town, South Africa!
Please let us know what you think!
Thank you and enjoy \:D/
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I think the emotions on the faces of the characters are well presented. The walls of the split also looks very impressive. The story is not necessarily my favorite . In the scene in which the woman is slowly petrified you might still have some effects install.
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Thoroughly enjoyed your film! It had me gripped as it was and I could see it as the basis for a movie as well.
Overall very impressed.
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Thanks a lot for the feedback guys
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AniFest 2013 - Czech Republic - Entries by Dec 20 2012
International festival of animated films AniFest
Call for entries for 2013
Starting from 20th September, AniFest 2013 accepts films made after 1st January 2011. Final deadline for submissions is 20th December. AniFest 2013 will take place from 26th April till 1st May 2013. You can submit films in following categories:
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Dear artists,
We would like to announce that due to technical problems during last week, the deadline for submitting films in all categories of AniFest 2013 competition is postponed to December 31st, 2012.
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As he endeavored to learn more, David was intrigued by Francis Collins book The Language of God because Francis did not present evolution as a rival theory to Christian faith, but as something that described God's method of creation.
"If I have one criticism of my fellow theologians from time to time, it's that they're often stuck in the physics of the 19th century rather than the 20th and 21st centuries."
I commit myself to my Christian belief for reasons that are sufficient enough for me to bet my life upon it. But we don't have absolute certainty in the 2+2=4 sense. And that is true of everybody.
We should not be ashamed of the fact that our faith integrates spirit and body; our faith calls us to regard the stuff of creation in all of its materiality as good, and thus offers the best starting point for the practice and pleasure of art.
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Never made a comparison.
All I said was that I'd rather have to deal with our current **** storm than what going on up there.
Never made a FOOTBALL comparison. Seriously?
This isn't football related. Both are scandals. Both affect the program.
I'd much rather deal with ours than Penn State's. This is incredibly bad PR for Penn State.
Kids take money at every program. What happened at Miami happens all across the country and it will happen again.
Let's hope this Penn State garbage isn't happening anywhere else and let's hope it's not happening there anymore.
****ing disgusting. How can a man do such a thing?
Sickens me that Nublar is defending Paterno. Paterno's image is ruined. I don't give 2 ****s what he was legally obligated to do. He learned of the rape first hand from the witness, and tells his AD and not the police? That's ****ing ********. The worst part is the reason he never went to the police is most likely because of contractual obligations. Obviously, it's hard to prove that, but if that really was the case, Paterno is a bigger jackass than I already think he is.
Enough about Paterno, what really disgusts me is this McQueary douche. He actually witnesses the rape and goes running like a little ***** before telling Paterno the following morning. 2 things. Why the **** would he not stop this rape? If I ever see a crime taking place, especially one as horrific as this, I'm going to do everything in my power to put an end to it, and so would just about everyone else. At least call the ****ing police right then and there. Secondly, how the hell is not taking this to the police not breaking any laws? Failure to report a felony and a failure to report a case of child abuse/neglect. Both are crimes here, and I would of imagined every where else as well. And this means reporting to the POLICE, not a ****ing coach or an athletic director. How this **** up sleeps at night is beyond me.
And R&R, couldnt agree more about the guy that saw it. How big a ***** do you have to be to run away and not either physically break it up or at least call the police?
It's really no different than you and I seeing one guy here at FinHeaven repeatedly personally attack people. If we don't do anything about it with warnings/infractions, what are the odds he just stops doing it?


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He wasn't that bad here, and did turn Bush into a 1,000 yard running back. Wish him well in Kansas City.
He wasn't that bad here, and did turn Bush into a 1,000 yard running back. Wish him well in Kansas City.
Hard to stop reading these... i stopped at about page 11 haha. Although I do think Daboll is better than they make him out to be.
When his hiring was announced, essentially on the heels of Tony's contract being renewed, enriched and imbued with more personnel influence, I was beside my self. However, now through the benefit of the Looking Glass, Daboll was not a bad OC; refreshingly he was not scared to take risks and trusted his skill players a helluva lot more than what we were used to with The Fossil. So props to him. I'm glad he landed on his feet and wish him well. IMO 'all's well that ends well' for Brian and even more so for us replacing him with Sherman!
Good for him. I wish the guy the best of luck in his new gig.
Just win Phin baby!
Daballs sucked
I couldnt agree more with Quebec city. In addition ro above, finished 2nd in league
With plays over 25 yards, in a "strike" year, and working under coach "Trey" Morono.
Chiefs fans already hate his guts.
He's solid. Seems to do a great job with running backs as Peyton Hillis and Reggie Bush both had there best seasons with him as coordinator.
The only thing I hated about him was the occasional bone headed red zone series. However he adapted well throughout the season. He isn't too bad all in all imo.


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For 20 years, the metal band Korn has experienced success beyond their wildest dreams and plenty of heartache and disappointment. Songs such as "Freak on a Leash" and "Falling Away From Me," have won the band numerous accolades. One of the founding members, Brian "Head" Welch, spent some time addicted to drugs before becoming a Christian in 2005. At that time, Head decided to leave the band. After eight long years, Head is reunited with Korn and the award-winning group is set to tour the country to promote their currently unnamed new album. They will stop at the Fillmore Silver Spring on May 21. A&E recently spoke with Head about his return to the band, the new album and positive feelings flowing through all the members of the group.
A&E: What's it been like for you being back with the band after being away for so long?
Head: It's the most exciting time in my life. One of them — it's like Top 2, I would say. … It's the most positive turnaround that I've ever experienced. Everybody is positive in every way and there's no negative vibe anywhere. At all. I'm tripping out.
A&E: Has the band kind of embraced or come to terms with your Christian faith? Has it ever been an issue?
Head: Yeah, I think I freaked everybody out when it first happened because I was acting kinda strange back then. But yeah, totally, there's another guy in Korn who's in the Christian faith — Fieldy [Reginald Arvizu], the bass player. It's just everyone has found their way in life and as far as, like, Munky [James Shaffer], he's like, "Dude, whatever makes people happy, I'm down for it. Whatever makes you a better person, then there's nothing wrong with that." Everyone's totally accepting of it and it's really cool.
A&E: How would you say you guys are different now as opposed to 10 years ago or so?
Head: One of the main, main things, probably the main thing, is that everybody is thankful and appreciative of what we've been given in life and the gifts we've been given with Korn and with music. We no longer take it for granted. That's a huge thing because there were a lot of egos, myself included, floating around 10 years ago and 20 years ago and stuff like that. For everyone to just be humbled and to be like, man, thank you so much for letting me do this — whoever you're thanking. It's like this awesome gift of music that connects with so many people fell into our laps. So yeah, that's the biggest thing.
A&E: You guys are back in the studio. What can you tell me about the new album you guys are working on?
Head: This is my favorite album. It just fell into place. I was gone eight years and once we started writing after a couple of months to jam with these guys I felt like I was only gone a year. It fell into place that good. It's a lot more guitar driven, but it sounds new and fresh, like 2013 Korn. The biggest thing I think is the song quality. As far as like the melody, choruses, the hooks and the lyrics — the lyrics are really well thought out and they just sound like a new level for Jonathan Davis. You can feel his heart on a lot of the lyrics because he's been through a lot. Poor guy is always going through something crazy. I think we all are in life. Another thing that's different is we wrote, like, 25 songs this time. Usually, we just barely write 11 or 13 songs — just enough to get on the album. So, yeah, there's a lot of songs to choose from and one thing about this album, you know there's a lot of albums where you come in and there's three or four songs on it that are good and the rest are like, 'Eh, it's all right.' But this album, every song is going to be good. I haven't felt like that with a Korn album, to be honest. I think maybe the first album and "Follow the Leader" were the two closest ones, but this one, for me, has the most quality songs on one full-length album.
A&E: With so many songs, are you guys thinking about a double album or are they in the box for the next album?
Head: Yeah, they're in the box. Here's what happens. We did like 20, 25 songs, something like that, and with Jon doing the vocals, we were running out of time. We got it down to 15 or 16. So if we get 11 songs on the album, we still have 16 to choose from, so we'll choose the best 16 … sorry, the best 10 or 11 songs on the album, and then the other five we'll use for whatever, like bonus tracks or maybe movie stuff, I don't know. Then we'll have five left over that we didn't do vocals on for the future if we choose to.
A&E: Have you guys come up with a title for the album yet?
Head: NO! You just reminded me we've gotta come up with a title. [Laughs] Crap, yeah. I think Munky's been working on some things, but, yeah, we're getting close to the time we're supposed to mix the album. Yeah, we'd better come up with something pretty quick.
A&E: Other than just listening and being entertained, what do you hope fans take away from this new album?
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1.Can someone break in to your wireless network
Yes depending on the locality and building material of the house anyone within a 500 metres radius could break into the WiFi in your house.
2. can they take your files
Yes they can but more importantly they can download material that you are held responsible for. Things like Kiddy Porn or Terrorist Material can be downloaded through your WiFi Connection and the authorities will consider the owner of that ISP Connection responsible for the download.
3. can they control your computer
Depends on what OS you are using and how secure it is. But if you are talking any Windows System then the answer is most defiantly yes.
4 how long would it take then to hack the secure code.
If you mean WPA2 under 10 seconds if the person involved knew what it is that they are doing. If they do not know it will take longer. If you do not run WPA2 it can take considerably less time and if you have not changed the Password on the WiFi Access Point anyone could enter it's URL and be in within a few seconds.
WPA2 isn't cracked (as far as I know). It's proven to be very solid.
When an easily guessed password is used though it takes seconds to crack by taking a network trace and using a dictionary attack against it. If you use a decent password (nothing common, no words backwards or forwards etc) then it takes exponentially longer to hack... in weeks, months or years instead of seconds.
The other weakness is WPA - many modern routers include that, and there are only about 11,000 possible combinations. Once you've brute-forced that, the router will dole out the password in plan text right to you. (This of course isn't a weakness of WPA2 - it totally circumvents it).
I think when I get home I am going to do this as well. But you can set your router up to only allow specific MAC addresses to connect.
I do both WPA2 and MAC filtering. It's a pain when I want to set up a new device, but I'd rather go through the hassle than to have an open network.
Unfortunately MAC filtering doesn't help against a hack attempt. The network trace hackers use will show the MAC address of authorized devices, which can then be easily spoofed.
All of the above. There are things you can do to make the infiltrators access harder to achieve their goals. One is the MAC address filtering but even that isn't that secure as the address can be spoofed. One way to limit outside access is to insure none of your WIFI signal leaves the premises. Working with a laptop outside the home could identify signal levels and changing position of the router and its antenna(s) can create usable signals within the home but not outside. Some signal peaking areas can be reduced with grounded foils to block signals in certain directions but this can also inscrease the signal in others and is all variable depending on the environment, wall insulation, wiring and innumerable other variables.
if your brother has "wires running all over his house", but has a wireless-capable router and not disabled the wireless connectivity in it, then he is vulnerable as several posters have noted.
we at Techrepublic do not encourage or respond with info on how to hack systems.
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I don't see how. There is no data on how to perform the hack just a question of is it possible. The answer most defiantly is Yes it is possible.
If you have some hardware lying around. A good way of protecting the wifi a little more is to run it behind a firewall. Also before having access to the net to have a captive portal to authenticate through, if possible also WPA 2 - Enterprise. Not really likely to keep out someone really determined, however, it will beat almost certainly 99.9% of the script kiddies.
Your brother is a very smart man though. With the ever increasing speeds of ISP services, I do not understand why you want wireless. At home here I have a 1gbps up/down fiber connection. Connecting to that with a wireless device loosing 480 mpbs on my last test, I would rather just stick with wire as well. Ever tried CIFS shares from a cheap non enterprise NAS over wireless. It's a dog, not that it is the fastest protocol ever, but wire does help data move along.
Especially in the U.S. where walls are generally dry wall. Cutting away, pulling wire and fitting a wall cat 6 plug is not that difficult and really increases the neat factor.
As with any password mechanism, choose strong passwords, If you're going to use WiFi in the home use WPA2-PSK there isn't another choice at the moment. choose long complicated passwords >30 characters long. Yep, its a pain to put in but how paranoid are you going to be in a home environment.
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The Yamaha VXS was designed to be a no-frills performance watercraft at a reasonable price.
Test by Christopher Hughes, BoatTEST.com COO--
On the right side of the handlebar you have just the throttle, no cruise assist. The display is simple and to the point – speed RPM, and fuel. What more do you need to know?
What you don't get in VXS Waverunner:
Yamaha designed this as a no-frills model, with a starting price of $11,199. What has Yamaha left out of the VXS? You don't have cruise assist, trip control, or an adjustable handlebar. But since this watercraft is intended to be driven hard, cranking and banking, those items are not needed.
You don't get the supercharger with VXS, which at first left us wondering how this little package would perform. But after the test, we realized you don't need a supercharger on this unit. Since the design is shorter (128.7 in), and thinner (46.1 in) and less weight (728 lbs.), almost 10 lbs. lighter than the entry level VX Sport, the 1812cc power plant is more than enough to give any rider the thrill they are looking for. Further, as we often mention, all of the leading PWC builders purposely limit their units to a top speed of about 65 mph.
The display has large numbers making it easy to read at a quick glance.
You don't get a fancy multifunction display, but for the way you will ride the VXS, all you need is the speed and the gas gauge. Speaking of gas: Yamaha has optimized the VXS engine to run on 87 octane regular unleaded gas, and our tests showed an advantage to not having that supercharger -- a WOT fuel burn of only 13 gph.
15.1 gallon forward storage area under front bonnet also holds your fire extinguisher.
You also don't get the large fuel tank -- the VXS has a 15.9 gallon tank -- but as mentioned above, fuel is not an issue on this watercraft as you can run it at WOT for over an hour. Your bottom will probably give out before the fuel does.
The VXS likes turns and carves them like a well-honed knife. She is also very forgiving and stable at all speeds.
What You DO Get:
First and foremost you get performance; the VXS wants to go fast and wants to turn. In our test ride we spent half of our time standing and the other half sitting -- the VXS was equally comfortable in both positions. When turning the VXS is very stable and the hull's nose stays up with no plowing, even if you let the power off a bit after entering a turn.
You do get some storage, but only 15.1 gallon in the forward compartment, just enough to bring along the essentials. And since the VXS is designed for three riders, you get a seat that is ergonomically contoured for three people.
She looks as bad as they come. The VXS reminds us of something out of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Styling and overall looks are always subjective, but we think the VXS delivers on that as well. The sharp angular bow has pleasing lines that look great even from the driver's seat (which has a scalloped backrest). In fact, of all the vessels on the water, probably nothing is as futuristic and as fast-looking as the current models of PWCs.
Did I tell you that the VXS is stable? Stability is probably this vessel's most outstanding characteristic, so pardon me if I repeat myself. And frankly, I can't think of any attribute for a PWC that is more important, particularly one this narrow. Stability is what keeps you out of trouble and it is the element that makes the VXS so "forgiving" when you do something stupid. Our test included hardover turns at 10 mph, 25 mph, 40 mph, and 55 mph, all delivering the same predictable stable, carved turns without sliding or digging in. Now it is a jet drive and a short-based watercraft, so we don't suggest hard over turns below 10 mph with anyone else on board, unless you like testing your balance.
You need to put some real effort into tipping the VXS on her side when at rest, her most vulnerable state.
Now, all of this is not to say that it is impossible to fall off the VXS. In fact, one of our crew managed that trick. That's when we put to the test the VXS's reboarding step -- this one swings down low enough actually to be helpful. Inadequate reboarding steps on PWCs have been a pet peeve of some of the crew at BoatTEST.com for years. I'm happy to report that the one on the VXS actually makes reboarding relatively easy.
Some Cons
If I couldn't find something to quibble about on the VXS I wouldn't be earning my paycheck. What I don't like: First off are the rearview mirrors. I appreciate that they are set inboard of the rub rail and up out of the dock strike zone, but if you are going to have them, then they should be adjustable. Who ever heard of rear view mirrors that are not adjustable?
Another item is the latch to open the forward storage cover; we would like to see the small latch replaced with the same style as on the FX series. These are much easier to open while sitting in the driver's seat and leaning forward.
Compact design yet enough room to get to all parts of the engine. We feel this will also benefit airflow around the engine.
Some Pros
The engine compartment is very well laid out; aft of the divider bulkhead is an easily accessed battery, which is protected and convenient. There is enough space between the engine and body of the PWC to allow you to get your hands on everything, especially the oil filter, which can easily be removed without spilling oil. The engine oil dipstick is convenient on the starboard side, forward of the engine, and the air filter is right on top. What could be better than that?
Another "must mention" is the VXS's speed and fuel consumption. Her top end speed of 68.4 mph is nothing to sneeze at and getting from 0-30 mph in 1.8 seconds is also commendable. Now add to that a starting price under 12K and the economical fuel burn (be sure to study the "Performance Tables") you get because there is no supercharger, and you have a nice package, indeed.
In the lower left hand corner you can see the hasp for the air filter cover.
Note the different textures of seat fabrics that Yamaha uses to make sure the material employed fits the task required of it. This is a level of attention to detail that is important in other more critical areas such as the fuel system.
Don't take Yamaha's "no-frills" approach to the VXS to mean that it has cut corners. It has not. Everything that is there, with the exception of the two things I mentioned above, is top notch. If you are a beginner or even a reasonably proficient PWC rider, and want something fast, simple, stable, and affordable that can hold three people, you won't go wrong with the Yamaha VXS.
If you are looking for the cheapest PWC on the market, the VXS at $10,889 isn't it, so perhaps you should look elsewhere. Our suggestion is that you take a look at the VXS first, so that you will be able to tell exactly what you are not getting with the lower-priced units. If you are a veteran PWC rider and you like all of the bells and whistles on more expensive PWCs and won't be confused by them -- and will actually use them -- then the VXS might be too basic for you. Nevertheless, even in this case, I would recommend that you carefully examine the VXS and use its price as a benchmark when researching bigger, far more loaded PWCs.
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But an even larger windfall may lie ahead for the county when drillers tap the deeper Utica Shale for gas.
Speaking Friday at a Kane Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum at the Kane Manor, Bob Veilleux said McKean County is "well-situated" for the anticipated Utica Shale drilling.
Veilleux is the economic and community development educator for the Penn State Extension that serves McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter counties.
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The Elk County Planning Department was awarded a $3,000 grant from the Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] to host a rain barrel workshop.
"I was notified yesterday [Tuesday] from DEP," said Jodi Foster, community and economic development coordinator. "It's not a whole lot of money, but there is not a lot of grant money out there right now, so it was nice to know we got that award."
Foster said the workshop is in conjunction with the storm water management plan.
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Gavazzi initially requested approximately $266,320 for the program.
U.S. Representative Glenn Thompson (PA-5) visited The Winery at Wilcox along Mefferts Run Road in Wilcox yesterday afternoon.
Winery owners Mike and Carol Williams and their son Jamie welcomed Thompson upon arrival and walked him through a 45-minute tour of the facilities.
When the winery first opened its doors in the summer of 1994, it was the smallest in Pennsylvania and had an inventory of 1,100 gallons in eight varieties. Today the winery has a capacity of almost 60,000 gallons, with over 31 selections for the 2009-2010 vintage, and is one of the state's five largest wineries.
Hayley McGowan's two-run homer in the top of the seventh inning led the St. Marys Area Lady Dutch to a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over the Lady Crusaders of Elk County Catholic on Friday afternoon at the Benzinger Park softball field.
The Lady Crusaders took the early lead in the game, but a seventh-inning rally by the Lady Dutch proved to be the difference in a very close, well- played, hard-fought game.
It felt more like football weather than baseball Friday afternoon at Berwind Park, where the Elk County Catholic Crusaders handed the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen an 8-1 setback.
The Crusaders were the first to get on the scoreboard as they were able to score twice in the second inning and twice in the fourth inning to take a 4-1 lead. They were able to add four runs in the fifth inning.
"Ben (Daghir) set the tone for the game with his good outing. We were able to get two runs in the second to go on top," said ECCHS coach Father Eric Vogt.
Charles Carmen Tesauro, 59, of 34 Park Rd., Emporium, and formerly of St. Marys, died Friday morning, April 29, 2011 morning at his residence.
He was born June 21, 1951 in St. Marys, a son of Charles and Betty Huff Tesauro of St. Marys, who survive. On September 27, 1985Â in Emporium, he married Jean Smith Tesauro, who survives.
Mr. Tesauro graduated from St. Marys High School, Class of 1969. He served with the U.S. Army Reserves. He retired from GKN Sintered Metals, where he worked for many years.
Lawrence L. "Bud" Parks, 82, of Old Kane Rd, Wilcox, died Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at Highland View Health Care after a short illness.
He was born Dec. 22, 1928 in Johnsonburg, son of the late Lawrence L. and Vivian (Klase) Parks. He married Angeline "Angie" DeChano of Wilcox, who survives.


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Kriemler placed architect Joseph Maria Olbrich's pre–Art Nouveau Wedding Tower front and center, in color and in black and white, on dresses. The bare winter branches that frame the image added a nice graphic touch, but the print will be too much for the Akris woman—unless she's as crazy about Olbrich as Kriemler is.
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Yoko Ono, the widow of slain Beatle John Lennon, has weighed in on the issue of gun control by tweeting a photo of the blood-spattered eyeglasses worn by the legendary musician when he was fatally shot by a deranged fan more than three decades ago.
Her tweet, on the 44th anniversary of the couple's marriage:
"Over 1,057,000 people have been killed by guns in the USA since John Lennon was shot and killed on 8 Dec 1980."
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The one-year anniversary of Jack Layton's passing has inspired numerous memorials and tributes, making it clear the late federal NDP leader inspired affection.
But given the public fondness for Layton, it's important to parse his proposed ideas, precisely because plenty of people still advocate similar policy.
However, good intentions (and Layton had that in spades) do not necessarily lead to good outcomes. They are never enough to create a country with peace, prosperity, order and good government.
So for those who desire a job-creating country of opportunity, where merit and not political connections get you ahead, and where families can prosper, Layton's proposals would have been disastrous.
Many of Layton's policy ideas were contained in his 2004 book, Speaking Out—Ideas That Work for Canadians. Space does not permit an analysis of each one. But in general, his positions—opposition to free trade, a preference for higher taxes, support for corporate welfare, and demands that public pensions be invested "locally"—result from the errant notion that without even more politically-directed decision-making, we would all live in a "unidimensional greed economy."
In that world, which he accused fiscal conservatives of favouring, nothing else would matter but money.
Nonsense. Arguments about whether the private sector or government should perform some task or deliver some service, and the cost of each, are debates over means. It's not a tussle about desirable ends, i.e., a better country.
Layton often over-focused on the pleasant sounding means but ignored the actual results. Thus, he favoured subsidizing automakers (to "save" jobs) even though such government action picks corporate winners and creates losers among their competitors (and their employees). He liked the notion of "community decisions" which sounds nice but only means some small business is at the whim of the not-in-my-backyard crowd. The late NDP leader also wanted rent control. He didn't see how that would kill the supply of new rental units.
Layton also complained much about globalization and free trade, arguing it gave too much influence to companies and not governments. But this too was wrongheaded. As long as regulations and laws apply to every company, domestic or foreign, friends of some political leader or not, no one company gets to obtain monopoly control.
And ironically, one benefit of freer trade for Canada and our companies is to ensure more consistent access to a large market like the United States.
Regrettably, there are exceptions even in existing 'free' trade agreements. But trade clashes such as softwood lumber or beef could multiply a thousand times without NAFTA. A protectionist White House and Congress could shut their border to everything Canadians sell—and nothing could be done about it. At least with even imperfect trade agreements, there is some expectation and also a process for resolving trade disputes. Layton's position would have made Canada more vulnerable to protectionist American sentiment, not less.
The core of Layton's mistake on matters economic and political was that he believed overmuch in the possibility of politicians and bureaucrats to direct the economy instead of letting consumers and businesses communicate their preferences directly.
But when more control over economic decisions is given to the same people who already have plenty of political and bureaucratic power over our lives (politicians and civil servants), the potential for corruption multiplies. That's because, as Lord Acton once pointed out, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
When economic decisions are not based on merit, or on a sensible reading of what consumers want and need, but instead centrally directed with proximity to the levers of power, everyone else is locked out of the economy looking in.
This is exactly what happens in banana republics. There, more arbitrary power is taken by politicians that allows them to deny or approve this or that development or business operation, this as opposed to setting neutral laws and regulations in place that apply to all, domestic or foreign, a friend of the political class or not.
Such a tight political/bureaucratic/economic connection is exactly how the system works in Russia, Argentina, Venezuela, too many African countries, and a plethora of other broken and underperforming economies. The result is not more prosperity but less, not Switzerland but Sicily. It is especially harmful to those on the margins of society whose opportunities for good jobs and good incomes evaporate as a result.
Layton underestimated the dangerous nexus created when economic decisions are taken out of the hands of consumers and shareholders and placed in the hands of politicians and bureaucrats. His ideas would have made Canada and the world poorer, with the most vulnerable being the first to suffer.


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David Coulthard fears Paul di Resta may never return to the F1 grid unless he has some role to play this season.
Dropped by Force India at the end of 2013, di Resta was unable to find a secure a new drive for this year's Championship and instead returned to the DTM series.
At the time of that announcement there was talk of the Scot also taking a reserve driver role at the Mercedes F1 team although no deal was signed.
""I think Mercedes are well aware that that's where I want to be, and I have their full support," di Resta told Autosport back in January.
"I'm keen to stay involved in F1, and I think I can bring things to a team because I've got the experience of being there.
"We'll see how it goes, but at the moment there is nothing."
A month later nothing has come of those talks with Coulthard saying it is imperative that di Resta finds a way to stay in F1 this season.
"I can definitely see an opportunity for Paul there, because Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff knows the DTM very well," the former driver told The Scotsman.
"He knows Paul and brought him in because he knows he can do a job for Mercedes. DTM is important for Mercedes, and they haven't won it since Paul took the title in 2010.
"The F1 test/reserve role would be a big chance for Paul. He's a known quantity. He can drive a racing car and he can drive it quickly.
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Elk were gone from Pennsylvania for about 50 years at the time the Game Commission began efforts to reintroduce them to the state in 1913.
One-hundred years later, the state's elk herd is the largest in the Northeast and restoring elk to Pennsylvania is considered one of the great accomplishments in wildlife conservation history.
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For Evangelicals interested in the evolutionary history of our species, the results of a new study are a "smoking gun" for human/Neanderthal interbreeding.
Denis Alexander on Understanding Creation Theology
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
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Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Series: Made in the Image of God: The Theological Implications of Human Genomics (4 entries)
This series by Denis Alexander reflects on advancements in genomics as well as their theological implications. He focuses on the relatedness of hominin genomes, arguing that this does not interfere with the image of God in humans. The image of God depends more on the capacity for relationship and covenant, not on a list of particular physical qualities. He then discusses why the recent studies of genomics provide "no grounds for genetic determinism."
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The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
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The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about science and faith in America. The graphic uses data from Gallup Research, The New York Times, and the Pew Research Center to show what Americans currently believe about the origins of humans.
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Series: Understanding Evolution: Is There "Junk" in Your Genome? (5 entries)
One of the challenges for discussing evolution within evangelical Christian circles is that there is widespread confusion about how evolution actually works. In this installment on "junk DNA", we explore how genomics can be employed to test for non-functional sequences by comparing sequences between related organisms.
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The discovery of DNA has revolutionized our understanding of common descent, particularly in the past few decades. Mutated genes spread through populations over generations, leading to evolutionary change. In this podcast, we look at several examples of genetic evidence for evolution.
Creation? Which Creation?
In addressing the subject of creation, William P. Brown contends that there is not one story but seven contained in the sacred texts of the Judeo-Christian tradition. The books of Genesis, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Isaiah each provide unique perspectives of the natural world.
Art, Worship, Creation, and Imaginative Engagement
We should not be ashamed of the fact that our faith integrates spirit and body; our faith calls us to regard the stuff of creation in all of its materiality as good, and thus offers the best starting point for the practice and pleasure of art.
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Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
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Marist stymies ETSU offense in game two, 5-1
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- After exploding for nine runs in the season opener, the ETSU baseball team could not find an answer against Marist pitching in game two as the Bucs fell 5-1 Saturday afternoon at Cardinal Park.
Bo Burton
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The Bucs (1-1) struck first in the bottom of the first as
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Andrew Green
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After a couple scoreless innings, the Red Foxes (1-1) came to life offensively taking their first lead of the series, 2-1. Jon Schwind started the scoring in the fourth as he brought home Mike Orefice on a ball hit to second. Later in the inning Tim Nugent added his second home run of the series as he sent a ball over the right field fence.
ETSU threatened in bottom of the fifth, as the Buccaneers loaded the bases with two outs, but senior
Derek Trent
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Marist added three more runs in the top of the sixth on bases loaded walks to Nugent and Nick McQuail and a ball hit to short by Dan Zlotnick to take a 5-1 advantage.
The Red Foxes pitchers went on to retire 12 of the next 14 batters to close out the game.
Chad Gallagher picked up the win for Marist giving up one run on five hits in 5.2 innings with ten strikeouts.
Green led the ETSU offense as he was 2-for-5 for the day, scored a run and swiped two bases.
The Bucs return to action tomorrow at 1:05 p.m. as they face Marist in the rubber match of the series. For more information on ETSU baseball and all other Buccaneer athletic news please visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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Gallery: Futuristic Farm House Designed to Collect Rainwater and Shelte...
Safe, durable and comfortable housing should be a given right for all migrant workers, but often it is not. Endemic's Farm House is a modest 800 sq ft home with a central living space surrounded by kitchen and dining area, storage, a bathroom and a sleeping area. Modular by design, these homes could aggregate to form grouped housing or could remain separate next to the field.
The geometry of the house is completely attributed to rainwater collection and is covered in watertight pouches or 'canteens' that store up to 34,000 gallons of water. This is enough water to irrigate 50 acres for nearly 1 month during the cultivation season. In the central plains and mid-western regions of the US, enough rain falls that the canteens might fill as many as 20 times in a year to full capacity. The home and the water storage is then connected into the farm's irrigation system, whether it is for drip irrigation or for surface watering.
Endemic Architecture was recently awarded first prize for the Single Family/Modular category in the d3 Housing of Tomorrow 2011 competition.
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March 1, 2011 at 11:08 am
That looks awesome! Everyone should be getting in on water conservation in some way, that's a very creative way to get it done. If you need an idea for water conservation get in on the drip irrigation craze. It's THE best way for the average Joe to save water. Find more information on that at Orbit's website here: http://www.orbitonline.com/drip-watering/03/
February 21, 2011 at 3:57 pm
These are awesome. I work with Migrant Clinicians Network, a national organization promoting health justice to farmworkers. Housing is critical to health. Visit our website http://www.migrantclinician.org and let us know how we can partner to promote health through housing.
February 16, 2011 at 9:18 am
Interesting idea, but what is the cost to build one? One of the factors key to why migrant workers are part of the farming formula is their low-cost. The rain water storage is a big plus of this interesting design that could tip someone to building them.