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Most Asian stock markets advanced today as improving economic data from the China and U.S. supported views that the worst of the global recession is passing.
Investors were heartened by U.S. reports showing a drop in jobless claims and higher retail sales in the world's largest economy -- a major Asian export market -- although gains on Wall Street were limited overnight on concerns the three-month rally in markets worldwide is nearing its limit.
China also got more positive news Friday when the government said retail sales and industrial output grew strongly in May amid heavy stimulus spending. That followed figures showing domestic investment in factories, real estate and other fixed assets soared 32.9 percent in the first five months of the year, even as exports and imports tumbled in May.
Beijing is trying to shield the Chinese economy from the plunge in demand from Western consumers by injecting money into the economy through heavy spending on construction projects -- and so far that seems to be working.
"China has had a lot of success in boosting domestic demand, and that's been driven by government spending," said Daniel McCormack, a strategist for Macquarie Securities in Hong Kong. "What China is trying to do is spend money until external demand comes back."
Investment money was flowing into the region's markets because of perceptions that "Asia is structurally sound and that's where the growth is," he said.
Optimism in Japan lifted the Nikkei 225 average above the 10,000 mark, which it briefly crossed Thursday, with the index climbing 154.19, or 1.6 percent, to 10,135.82, an eight-month high.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index pared earlier gains to trading up just 15 points, or 0.1 percent, to 18,816.53. Australia's key index gained 0.4 percent to 4,062.2, while South Korea's Kospi cilmbed 0.7 percent to 1,428.59.


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Me? I am not even Polish. I don't know my dupa from a hole in the ground.
"Doesn't matter," Zaski said. "You know what you like, don't you?"
Indeed I do. My wife and I attended and had a great time because Polish people know how to have fun. There was food, music and I even found a glass of beer to quench my thirst.
After a year's layoff, the golumbki cook-off and Polish musical jam session is on again Saturday night at the Polish Falcons hall, 1423 Joy Ave. Doors will open about 5:30 p.m. and food will begin being served about an hour later.
The cost is a mere $1.50 for each golumbki and a slice of European bread. Golumbki will be made by the Falcons, the Polish National Alliance and the Polish Legion of American Veterans.
It's a great celebration of Polish heritage in Jackson open to everyone. You don't have to be Polish to have a good time.
What to expect this weekend: Arizona 28, Detroit 13. It almost makes me cry to predict it.


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The Boston Celtics are participating in both the Las Vegas and Orlando summer leagues this year, giving their young guys a huge chance to earn a closer look at training camp. The Orlando camps are sparsely covered, but the Vegas league has become a pretty big thing. You'll be able to watch most or all of the games from home (though going there is SOOO much more fun).
Today, the NBA released the full schedule. Here are the Celtics games:
- Monday, July 16
3 PM — Atlanta vs. Boston (Cox Pavilion)
- Tuesday, July 17
10 PM — Chicago vs. Boston (Cox Pavilion)
- Thursday, July 19
10:30 PM — Boston vs. Sacramento (Thomas & Mack Center)
- Saturday, July 21
10:30 PM — Milwaukee vs. Boston (Thomas & Mack Center)
- Sunday, July 22
10 PM — Boston vs. LA Clippers (Cox Pavilion)
Yeah, those are some late games, but bear in mind Vegas is on Pacific time.
Like I said, the trip is worth it if you can swing it. But keep in mind I'm a "Vegas guy"… so I really don't need a reason to go and enjoy it. I do plan on being there and hopefully covering it and talking to a lot of our young guys. I'll keep you updated on that next month.


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EAST LANSING, Michigan -- A $3.5-million indoor shooting facility is under construction at Michigan State University, and it should be complete by spring.
The 23,000-square-foot Demmer Shooting Sports, Education and Training Center will be equipped to host air rifle, archery, and small-bore rifle and pistol events, and will be available for student shooting clubs as well as law enforcement and ROTC students.
It will also be open to the general public for a small fee, according to Chuck Reid, director of the university's Land Management Office. The center can also be used for school and community-based shooting programs, 4-H youth programs and state programs.
Construction is under way at a site on the South Campus, about two miles from the main campus. When it is completed, it will be the second-largest indoor shooting facility in the Midwest, Reid said.
The facility is being built with funds donated by the John Demmer family in honor of John and the late Mamie Demmer. John Demmer is the founder and board chairman of the Demmer Corp. of Lansing, which makes armor plating for U.S. military vehicles. Both Demmer and his late wife are MSU alumni.
Additional funds are coming from the Glassen Foundation and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
The facility will include a dozen 30-meter archery lanes and 16 lanes in two separate ranges for air rifle and small-bore rifle and pistol shooting. Shooters will be limited to .22-rimfire pistols and rifles, Reid said.
There will also be three outdoor archery ranges designed to appeal to both beginners and experienced archers who want standard outdoor targets and 3-D targets, Reid said.
The facility will also include two conference/classrooms and a large lobby/commons area.


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Officers from all three Portland police precincts will join with the bureau's gang-enforcement team and traffic and transit divisions to provide a "high-visibility" police presence starting immediately, North Precinct Cmdr. Jim Ferraris said today.
The bureau also plans to partner with gang-outreach organizations, the city's office of youth-violence prevention and Multnomah County's Department of Community Justice Parole and Probation to "engage in enforcement as well as positive communication" with people in areas with a history of gang violence, Ferraris said.
Those areas included McCoy and Peninsula parks in North Portland; the Lloyd District, specifically Holladay Park; all TriMet MAX train platforms; the North Killingsworth Street and 122nd Avenue corridors, and the downtown entertainment district, he said.
He and Portland Mayor Sam Adams spoke at a news conference called to outline the police response to the shootings.
While cautioning that the shootings might not be connected, Adams said he was concerned about what appeared to be a spike in violence, especially with schools out for the season and the arrival of warmer weather.
"Law enforcement data shows an increase in gang activity in the Portland area," Adams said. "When you combine that with climbing temperatures and the high levels of unemployment and youth unemployment, we have our work cut out for us to keep the city safe and peaceful this summer."
Tonight, a police mobile command center will be stationed at McCoy Park, close to where 17-year-old Billy Moore was gunned down during an argument Monday evening and where another 16-year-old boy was shot last Tuesday.
The teenager shot last week, who has not been identified, survived the shooting, police said. Last Friday night in North Portland, police found 40-year-old Decoal Crawford lying dead on the sidewalk at North Albina Avenue and Jessup Street in another shooting.
Police Chief Mike Reese, who also spoke, thanked the New Columbia community for their efforts Monday.
Neighborhood residents "showed us where key pieces of evidence were located as well as helped identify the people responsible" for Moore's shooting, he said.
"Without their help we may not have been able to make arrests as quickly as we did," he said.
The mayor outlined four things he said every Portlander could do to help prevent further outbreaks of violence this summer:
-- If you have an anonymous tip about gang violence, report it to the police tip line at 503-823-4357.
-- If you see a gun, call 9-1-1
-- Volunteer. Adams said hours have been extended at various recreational facilities throughout the city but that volunteers were still needed. The Regence Boys & Girls Club in New Columbia, the facility right across the street from where Moore's shooting occurred, needs volunteers immediately, Adams said. Call the city's general information line at 503-823-4000 to help.
-- Join your neighborhood watch program. Call 503-823-4000 to learn more about a program in your area.


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Softball teams in area showdown
With spring break over, and schools reopening, there is a full slate of action around the area this week.
One of the key games will be in softball, when Hedgesville (11-6) hosts Musselman (9-3).
Hedgesville went 5-0 in the Gene Baker tournament and beat East Fairmont 8-2 in the championship game of the tournament Saturday.
Musselman played in the Grand Strand Softball Tournament and lost its first games of the season.
The Applemen were No. 5 in the first West Virginia Sportswriters Softball poll, released last week.
"We wanted to use this tournament to gain momentum heading into games against our regional opponents," Hedgesville coach Randy Shade said of the tournament victory Saturday. "We played well. I think we are starting to come together as a team."
In that tournament freshman Jordan Munson was the Outstanding Pitcher and Courtney Layhew was the MVP.
Jefferson likewise is coming off a big week, winning its bracket in the Grand Strand tournament by beating Riverside 4-0.
Coach Mary Beth Group said the team was excited to go to a warmer climate to get games in and the strategy paid off in a big way.
The Cougars left last week with a 4-2 mark and returned home 9-3.
They will face Washington on Thursday in a Jefferson County showdown at Shenandoah Junction.
Musselman baseball also had a successful week at Myrtle Beach, winning its bracket in the Mingo Bay Classic.
The Applemen beat homestanding Socastee 5-2 behind Jacob Whitmore's three hits.
The Applemen, who have won 12 straight games, will be at Hedgesville Tuesday night in an important Region II, Section 1 game at 7 p.m.
Another team that had a good run at Myrtle Beach was Hampshire.
The team won three games before falling to private school Greenbrier Christian out of Chesapeake, Va.
The Trojans beat defending state champion Princeton 8-2 Friday night behind the pitching of Matt Maiers (3-0), who handcuffed the Tigers on four hits. He had 10 strikeouts and walked one.
Shane Ennis was 3 for 3 at the plate with a double and two RBI and Trevor Largent added a two-run double and Josh Crawford drove in another with a double.
Hampshire is at Mountain Ridge, Md., at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Washington's tennis team won a pair of matches in the Region 2 scramble over the weekend to improve to 8-0 in girls and boys action.
This week the Patriots will host Jefferson Thursday.


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Portland firefighters contained a hazardous materials spill at a Northeast Portland shipping company early Thursday.
Oak Harbor Freight Lines called firefighters about 3:30 a.m. over the spill of weed killer. When crews arrived at 9026 N.E. 13th Ave., most of the spill was already contained, said Lt. Damon Simmons, spokesman for Portland Fire.
Portland Fire's hazmat team added some booms to contain the leak and inspected the site to make sure it was safe. It was, Simmons said.
"There were no leaks into any drains," Simmons said.
He said the spill was caused by a forklift that punctured a container of 240 gallons of weed killer. No one was injured and employees were able to return to work.
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We so often take for granted our delicious potatoes, every now and then I like to pay them the compliment of an honoured place at my table and a recipe just for them. Today it's all about the taties.
Garlic Potato Cakes
These crispy patties will remind you of fish cakes, but rather than a stand-alone lunch meal they make a surprising and tasty side dish for your next pork chop or rotisserie chicken. Come to think of it, these go with any meat or fish, or vegetarian bean dish, you can name. It seems like a lot of garlic, but cooking it while like this with the potatoes mellows the flavour. If you happen to have some bacon fat in the fridge, by all means add it to the frying oil. I was fortunate enough to receive the gift of some home-grown garlic from my aunt in Corner Brook this past weekend, so these are definitely on my menu this week.
2 lbs. (about 4 medium to large) yellow potatoes
6 to 8 cloves garlic, peeled but left whole
2 tbsp. soft butter
3 eggs
2 tbsp. flour
1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
1/2 tsp. each salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 cup coarse (Try panko here!) bread crumbs
vegetable oil for frying
Cover potatoes and garlic with cold water and a good pinch of salt and bring to a boil. Simmer, covered, until potatoes are tender, about 30 minutes. Drain and mash together with butter. Cool about 15 minutes then stir in 1 of the eggs, flour, parsley, salt and pepper. I would absolutely taste it now to make sure the mixture is well seasoned. If you don't want to eat raw egg than fry a small tester. Form into 6 or 8 cakes, the same size and shape as fish cakes. Whisk remaining 2 eggs. Dip each of the cakes in the beaten eggs then into the crumbs, pressing lightly to help the crumbs adhere. Allow to sit a few minutes then fry in about 1/4 inch vegetable oil in a large frying pan. Brown well on both sides, drain on paper towels and serve.
Mushroom Potato Bake
This one is rich and satisfying, delicious served warm for lunch or as a side with something special for supper. White button mushrooms would work fine, but big, hearty portobellos add hard-to-beat taste and texture to this dish. Peel the potatoes if you want, but I like them as they are in this recipe. If you use store-bought broth, it can become quite salty and you might need no more salt in the dish at all, but reduced-sodium or your own broth means you likely have to add a little salt before baking. Salt content will also vary depending on whether you use salted or unsalted butter, so beware.
4 cups chicken broth
1/4 cup butter, preferably unsalted
3 medium onions, peeled and thinly sliced
2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
6 medium yellow potatoes, sliced into 1/4 inch slices
1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
leaves from 3 sprigs fresh thyme, chopped
leaves from 1 sprig fresh rosemary, chopped
2 bay leaves
1/2 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
Bring broth to a boil and reduce by half to yield 2 cups; set aside to cool a little. Melt butter in a Dutch oven and add onions and mushrooms. Cook until mushrooms release their moisture and it evaporates, and everything starts to brown. Stir in potatoes, parsley, thyme, rosemary, bay leaves and pepper and cook together 1 minute. Pour reduced broth over top and bake at 400 F for about 45 minutes, until potatoes are tender and the top is golden brown.
Quiche Baked Potatoes
If you use a baked potato shell instead of pie crust, is it still quiche? I'm not sure, but it's delicious. You won't use the potato you scoop out of the shells so mash it with a little butter and eat it for supper tonight and save the skins for this recipe tomorrow — win-win for you. Substitute cooked crumbled sausage or diced ham for the bacon if you like. If all the filling won't fit into the potatoes, bake it in a dish alongside as cook's treat.
1/2 lb. bacon
1 medium onion, finely chopped
4 large baking potatoes, well scrubbed and dried
1 tbsp. olive oil
1/2 tsp. each salt and freshly ground black pepper (divided)
1/2 cup each grated Swiss and cheddar cheese
1 egg plus 1 egg yolk
1/2 cup each milk and whipping cream
1/4 tsp. freshly ground nutmeg
1/8 tsp. cayenne pepper
Fry bacon until crisp; remove from pan, crumble and set aside. Add onion to pan and fry until soft; remove, drain and discard fat and set onions aside. Toss potatoes in olive oil and sprinkle on about half the salt and pepper. Bake at 400 F for 45 minutes or until fork tender. Remove from oven and cool enough to handle. Slice off the tops 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the potatoes and scoop out the flesh, leaving enough around the peel so that they will hold their shapes when refilled and baked. Place them back on the baking sheet, but press them down slightly so they sit flat. Divide crumbled bacon, cooked onion and cheese among potatoes. Whisk together egg, egg yolk, milk, cream, nutmeg and cayenne pepper, along with remaining salt and pepper, and divide among potatoes. Return to the oven and bake at 350 F for 15 to 20 minutes, or until the centres are barely set. Serve immediately or cool slightly to intensify the flavour.
Cynthia Stone is a writer, editor and teacher in St. John's. Questions may be sent to her c-o The Telegram, P.O. Box 86, St. John's, N.L., A1E 4N1.


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The name given to certain papal rescripts on account of the clause motu proprio (of his own accord) used in the document. The words signify that the provisions of the rescript were decided on by the pope personally, that is, not on the advice of the cardinals or others, but for reasons which he himself deemed sufficient. The document has generally the form of a decree : in style it resembles a Brief rather than a Bull, but differs from both especially in not being sealed or countersigned. It issues from the Dataria Apostolica, and is usually written in Italian or Latin. It begins by stating the reason inducing the sovereign pontiff to act, after which is stated the law or regulation made, or the favour granted, It is signed, personally by the pope, his name and the date being always in Latin. A Motu Proprio was first issued by Innocent VIII in 1484. It was always unpopular in France, where it was regarded as an infringement of Gallican liberties, for it implied that the sovereign pontiff had an immediate jurisdiction in the affairs of the French Church. The best-known recent example of a Motu Proprio is the instructions issued by Pius X on 22 November, 1903, for the reform of church music.
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Minneapolis Police Investigating Serial Bank RobberMinneapolis police are investigating after three banks in south Minneapolis were robbed in just six days. Police believe it was one man who pulled off all three crimes.
Twin Cities Janitors Demanding $15 An Hour Plan To StrikeThousands of Twin Cities janitors are set to walk off the job for 24 hours Wednesday in a dispute over wages and working conditions.
Local SEIU Reiterates Demands As Feb. 14 Strike Deadline ApproachesWith one more bargaining session planned before the strike deadline, Twin Cities janitors and SEIU Local 26 reiterated their demands outside of U.S. Bank Thursday.
Wells Fargo And Vikings Meet In Federal CourtThe Vikings are suing Wells Fargo bank. They claim that the bank is in breach of contract for the building signage near the Vikings' new U.S. Bank Stadium.
Vikings, U.S. Bank Team Up To Provide More Spaces For Kids To PlayEight months before the Vikings open up their new place to play -- U.S. Bank Stadium -- the Vikings and U.S. Bank are teaming up to provide places to play for kids as well.
Sheriff: 'Great Tips' Led To Arrest In Andover ATM RobberyOfficials in Andover say tips from the public led to an arrest Tuesday in the case where a 61-year-old man was sprayed with mace during a weekend ATM robbery.
U.S. Bancorp Meets Expectations, Reports $1.5B 3Q ProfitU.S. Bancorp (USB) on Thursday reported third-quarter profit of $1.49 billion. The bank, based in Minneapolis, said it had earnings of 81 cents per share.
Reality Check: U.S. Bank Logo On New Vikings StadiumU.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis is now 65 percent complete, and is scheduled to open next summer. On the future home of the Vikings is one of the biggest NFL stadium logos in the country.
Suspect In 2 Bank Robberies Arrested In BlaineA suspect in two recent metro area bank robberies was arrested Thursday afternoon in Blaine.
Protesters Fill Minneapolis U.S. Bank, City Hall Over Working ConditionsMore than 300 protesters took over a U.S. Bank branch in the skyway of the company's corporate headquarters in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Man Robs Columbia Heights BankInvestigators are asking for the public's help to find a robbery suspect. Columbia Heights police responded to a report of a robbery just after 5:30 p.m. Friday at the U.S. Bank on Central Avenue Northeast.
Police Looking For Help To ID Columbia Heights Bank RobberPolice are looking for help finding a man who robbed a Columbia Heights U.S. Bank branch.


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LeBron James destroyed the Cleveland Cavaliers when he left them last summer to sign with the Miami Heat as a free agent. Now, King James thinks Kyrie Irving might be the right choice to help his former team rebuild.
Cleveland won the NBA draft lottery Tuesday night and will have the No. 1 pick overall, which most people expect will be Irving, the West Orange native and Duke product out of St. Patrick's.
"I'm happy for the franchise and happy for the fans," James said at shootaround today as the Heat prepared for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Chicago Bulls. "I think it's a good step for them."
James has known Irving for years, as the 6-2 point guard has attended his Nike summer camps.


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Big eggs need a big home: New York should do nicely. As part of the Fabergé Big Egg Hunt, which kicked off on April 1, there are giant eggs "hidden" across the city, orbs designed by more than 250 artists, from Jeff Koons to Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood. The eggs are on display through April 17, after which they will nest in Rockefeller Center from April 18 through the 25; on the 22, they will be auctioned off at Sotheby's with the proceeds benefiting two non-profits, Studio in a School and Elephant Family. See The Big Egg Hunt for more details and an app to download.
While the eggs are spread out across the city, many are housed in nests notable for keeping its humans comfortable: hotels. At the Gansevoort Meatpacking, look for architect David Ling's Cracked Egg, a white orb that's artfully cracked to reveal a glowing yolk in the center. Also at the hotel is artist Martha West's Equal Love, with bold pink bands that show support for marriage equality and the Human Rights Campaign.
A number of the eggs reflect their hotel, like artist Mattia Bonetti's egg that mirrors The Mark Hotel's distinctive black-and-white interior designed by Jacque Grange. The strikingly patterned egg incorporates twigs, crumpled newspapers, pearl beads and feathers.
Laurent de Brunhoff, the author and illustrator of the Babar the Elephant series, playfully captures the European aesthetic of the Hotel Plaza Athénée with an egg emblazoned with the friendly elephant. The hotel is also offering an accompanying Babar package, which includes a Babar gift bag with a plush Babar toy and a Babar Comes to America storybook.
At the Ace Hotel check out the egg by British visual artist Shantell Martin, who is known for her trademark black ink on white surfaces. Martin explains that her egg explores the concept of: "'WHO ARE YOU?' or 'YOU ARE WHO?' or in this case 'ARE YOU YOU'…" She adds that these are the "questions that ask if you're on the right path, if you're being the real you, if you're being true to yourself." Which reminds us, which came first … O never mind.
But perhaps the egg that best exemplifies its hotel is the Chinese graphic designer Minyan Huang's egg at the Trump New York. The egg is covered in carefully folded dollar bills. The name? Nest Egg.


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The long awaited arrival of Good Montana Morning, Recipes from Good Medicine Lodge in Whitefish, Montana is here. Orders can be placed directly with Good Medicine Lodge, from Farcountry Press or Amazon. Books are also available at local bookstores and gift shops. This has been a fun and exciting project and we are eager to share it with everyone.
In other news, we are kicking off the Third Annual Good Medicine Lodge Photo Contest. Each year our contest theme and format have been unique. As 2011 is the 10th Anniversary Year for us at Good Medicine Lodge, this contest is reflective in nature. Submissions will be accepted from now through September 30, 2011. All who have stayed at Good Medicine Lodge or who have a relationship with the property before it was a B&B are invited to submit stories and/or photographs depicting a moment in the past in which the Good Medicine Lodge had a role making special memories for you. Good Medicine Lodge was built as a private home in 1978 and converted to a B&B in the fall of 1993. We assumed ownership in February 2002. In the thirty-three years and three owners, many alterations have been made, many people have crossed the threshold to celebrate some time in their lives and we hope to hear and share some of that history. In appreciation for all our memories and for sharing yours, we will select three entries and award each with two nights complimentary accommodations and a bottle of champagne. You may email or mail stories and or photographs along with your name, address, phone number and email address.
#1. Betsy - Posted: 9/30/2011 07:51:35 PM
Tomorrow is the deadline for submissions to the Third Annual GML Photo contest...this year expanded to written memories of experiences at Good medicine Lodge from its 1978 construction to the present day! Many entries are on the table, more are welcome!


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Lyndhurst Halloween 2012
Wednesday, October 31, 2012 6:42 AM
From left, Monica Rogers (Little Red Riding Hood), Mya Rogers (Frankie Stein from Monster High), Tess Brindza (clown) and Morgan Byrley (goddess) had maybe a little too much fun handling the tattoos. All four girls are students at Greenview Elementary School in South Euclid.
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It seems no holiday inspires more race directors to put on more races than Thanksgiving. The ingenious idea to have a holiday on a Thursday provides an extended weekend of potential racing, and the opportunities for festive themes and benefits for good causes are bountiful. The running calendar is rife with attractive races, and this year I was easily able to line up a Thanksgiving feast of five races in four days.
Day 1: Thanksgiving Day
Race 1: Columbia Gorge Running Club Turkey Trot, 8:00a, Stevenson WA
Up at 6:00a, I headed out I-84 in dry but cold conditions, crossed the Bridge of the Gods, and arrived at the Skamania County Fairgrounds in plenty of time, with a few light snowflakes beginning to fall. CGRC first couple Stan and Esther Holman were ready with friendly greetings and I was soon signed up and pinning on my number.
Despite attending college in Minnesota, I'm not much of a cold weather person, and I soon decided to keep most of my layers on and race in hat, gloves, tights, long-sleeved shirt, running vest, and Boston Marathon jacket. Despite lining up next to a bare-chested guy who appeared to be surviving the cold (but may find himself running his next race in a straightjacket - kidding!), I never regretted my apparel decision, and didn't feel particularly over-burdened.
The countdown reached zero and off we went, with an opening loop on a path around the fairgrounds, then along the main road up a hill to a turnaround opposite the entrance to Skamania Lodge. A early pack of four gave way to me and a high school runner as we headed back down the hill.
We continued straight along the road when we reached the junction with the path, and approached downtown Stevenson. A left across the road led us up a significant hill for three or four blocks. I found myself in the lead by this point, but the rest of the lead pack was not far behind as I passed City Hall and then took a right at the library and headed downhill toward SR 14.
Another right onto the highway (actually the sidewalk), and I tried to pick up the pace in my bundled-up condition and push it in for the last mile back to the Fairgrounds. With the finish within view I crossed a small footbridge and took a final loop around some buildings, carefully negotiated the only patch of ice I encountered on the course, rounded the final turn and kicked to the finish, where Stan greeted me with the traditional Turkey trivet.
With the great volunteers, sensible entry fees (in this case a donation to the local food bank), and fun courses, the Columbia Gorge Running Club events are an excellent choice (not to mention their cool logo and apparel). I stayed to cheer on other finishers, but I couldn't linger long, because it was soon time to head off to Hood River for ...
Race 2: Mosier Twin Tunnels Turkey Trot 5k, 10:00a, Hood River OR
As I crossed the Bridge of the Gods again then continued east on I-84, I noticed the thermometer falling from around 32 down to 27, and there was left over gravel on the steep switchbacks up to the Columbia River Historic Highway trailhead. Ice covered the last quarter mile of road, and I realized my hat, gloves, tights, running vest, and jacket would be staying on for the second race of the day.
About an inch of snow covered the old highway where the race began, but it was crunchy, and if you successfully avoided stepping in old footprints it wasn't too treacherous. A young runner and I set the pace early on as we climbed the first hill, but after a while I found myself alone in the lead, and I made a point of enjoying the peaceful silence and frozen springs on the hills beside the road.
I concentrated on not slipping and I was able to maintain forward progress pretty well. I began to look forward to the turnaround, which always seems to take longer to arrive than you think it should. But soon enough I spotted the turnaround cone, made a cautious wide U-turn, and started back toward the finish. I exchanged encouragement with a 12k runner who had also run the CGRC 5k, along with many other runners.
I was half hoping to better my time from the first race, so I pushed the pace as well as I could on the mainly downhill second half, but despite my efforts, the more slippery conditions (not to mention a modicum of fatigue) meant I was around 25 seconds slower.
Day 1 was a success and a great scenic wintry road trip.
Day 2: Friday
No races - for me anyway (I heard about a Turkey Trot in Florence, but too late, and I wasn't able to confirm it anyway).
Day 3: Saturday
Race 3: Dufur Turkey Trot ("Run Turkey, Run!"), 11:00a, Dufur OR
I'd heard of the annual Dufur Threshing Bee Run in August, but hadn't had a chance to run it. So when I found out that they had a Turkey Trot, I decided to give it a shot. You had to catch the bus to the start by 10:30a, and then it would be a point-to-point sprint back into town.
With the forecasts calling for dicey conditions in the Gorge, my mother and I left Portland around 7:30 to allow plenty of time. Sure enough, the temperature steadily dipped below freezing as we drove east on I-84, and then snow began to fall and cover the freeway. Traffic was slowed to 50 by the time we reached The Dalles, and I held it to 40 on the highway as we headed south toward Dufur.
We were still over an hour early when I turned into downtown Dufur. I quickly located the high school, where the bus was to load, and pulled into the parking lot, my tires making the first tracks in the virgin snow. Though the odd car passed by on the street, and there was some business at the local cafe, I could see no activity near the school that indicated a race was imminent.
Still, I saw a runner go by, as if he were warming up, and there was still lots of time before the bus was scheduled to leave, so we stayed warm in the car and bided our time ...
Then a white SUV approached down the main street and turned into the school. Surely this was the race director or some volunteers, coming to set up the registration table! But when the truck began doing "snownuts " (doughnuts in snow - yes, I just made that up!) and power slides and drifts, I realized it was unlikely that the vehicle had anything to do with the race.
The truck took off at high speed and left us sitting alone in the peaceful parking lot once again, as my watch crept ever closer to 10:30. Finally a pickup drove in at a sensible speed, and drove slowly around the parking lot in the manner of a runner wondering where the race is. Sure enough, he quickly came over and asked us if we were there for the race, and we all wondered what was going on. A little later a Subaru arrived and consulted with the pickup driver.
Soon after, I noticed the Subaru had left, and then the pickup driver came back and told us he had called his wife who was able to get the race director's phone number from the local paper, call him, and discover that the race had been canceled.
So we regretfully packed up and headed out of town, back to The Dalles, and west on I-84, where most of the snow had since melted, and my mother said the snowplows looked like they were "gumming" what was left of the slush, having scraped their teeth on bare pavement.
Race 4: Winter Wonderland of Lights 4 Miler, 5:00p, Portland International Raceway
Portland International Raceway is a car track, but it is rapidly becoming a hot venue for running too. With the Rotary Run Around in February already established as a fun 2-mile event and the Run For The Cheetah having moved to PIR this year, runners are finding out about the attractions of running laps at the home of the old G.I. Joe's Gran Prix.
So when this new event combining a fun venue with a chance to run through the holiday lights display was announced, I was quick to sign up. One lap is almost exactly 2 miles long so the event offered run/walks of 2, 4, and 6 miles. I opted for the two-lap 4 miler.
A cold rain fell between the "Little Elves Parade" (which apparently featured some genuine, authentic elves) and the start of the races, but by the time the horn went off the drizzle and wind had mostly died down, leaving the runners and walkers to enjoy the crisp air and bright light displays. I ran in my vest, but left the jacket in the car this time.
Unlike the Rotary Run Around and Run For The Cheetah, Saturday's races ran counterclockwise around the track. I started off following a pack of three, including two 2-milers and a 6-miler. They set a formidable pace as they rounded the first sweeping curve and started down the backstretch, but suddenly I found them coming back to me, and I was in the midst of the pack.
As we reached the end of the backstretch I was in second behind one of the 2 milers, and chased him through the tangents of the turns at the west end of the track. The holiday lights reflected festively in the puddles on the dark asphalt, and I felt like I was pushing the pace, yet able to maintain it at least through the rest of the first lap. After that, I was just hoping to hold on and take advantage of the familiarity of a second circuit.
We reached the start/finish line and the first runner turned off for the finish chute while I pushed on for the start of my second lap. I couldn't hear any footsteps behind me, and as I rounded the big turn I snuck a peek back to see if anybody was chasing me down. Seeing no one close, I still didn't allow myself to relax. It was dark, after all, and I always imagine someone gaining on me anyway.
As I hit the beginning of the backstretch for the second time I began to encounter the walkers, kids, and dogs. They were very encouraging as I weaved between them, and I was grateful for the company and thankful that I wouldn't have to run alone through the night down the long straightaway.
I rounded the west curves and held on through the chicane and down the final straight, and pulled into the finish chute. I sat on the pit wall for a minute to catch my breath, then cheered in my friend Julie as she kicked it in looking strong. I was pleased with my time, but it wasn't until Julie said her Garmin confirmed the accuracy of the course that I believed it.
Then it was time to warm up and get a good night's rest, in preparation for ...
Day 4: Sunday
Race 5: Hot Buttered Run 5k, 10:00a, Fort Vancouver WA
Another inaugural event at a familiar racing venue, this one, like the previous night's race, was also festive, charitable, and a good event for kids. There was a 12k at 9:40a (and I watched the leader building a quick lead), but once again I opted for the shorter, and hopefully faster, event, the 5k. It was a bit chilly at start time, but again the weather gods kept the wind and rain at bay.
The course was similar to that of the Skirtchaser 5k, but went in the opposite direction. As we took off from the Pearson Air Museum and headed over Maya Lin's Lewis and Clark skybridge, I took the lead and braced myself for a hard effort to hold it.
At the base of the skybridge the 5k and 12k courses merged, and I began to weave among the other runners. Then the courses diverged again, and I started uphill for a couple blocks. At the top of the hill I noticed the 12k course rejoining the 5k from the right, and suddenly the 12k leader was there. I took a right and followed him back toward Officer's Row at Ft. Vancouver.
Despite running the longer race, he continued to pull away from me. By the time we turned right and headed into the park, I was grateful for the downhill. I tried to take advantage of the decline on the road through the park, then held on down the road back to the air museum and the finish, where Kelly was cheering enthusiastically and taking photos.
I took a moment to catch my breath, thankful for a fun, race-filled extended weekend, watched for Julie and cheered her in as she finished her 5k, then we watched the three age group kids runs (an Energy Events specialty), which featured some very impressive performances by the youngest runners (and possibly some more real elves).
The season for doubles is coming to a close, but there are still Jinglebell Runs and Ho Ho Runs to look forward to, and you can be relatively confident I'll be there for most of those.


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Let's get something out of the way right off the bat: I don't do New Year's resolutions.
I just don't.
The reason is simply that I know myself and I know that I can promise myself whatever I want with all the good intentions in the world and I'm not going to follow through with the pledge. I've known me for nearly 59 years so in this case past history is a pretty fair indicator of future performance.
That said, I usually start off every year with a sort of pledge to myself to at least make a running attempt at eating a tad bit healthier. It's not a resolution so much as a whispering, winking hope that I can do better.
Part of the reason that I try to lighten up the menu a bit is because you do. A goodly portion of the nation's folks will awake today with the stated vow of losing weight and eating better and it's my job to try and make that happen.
For a little while, at least. I know for certain that Mardi Gras is right around the corner (the Krewe de la Dauphine will roll in the first parade of the season on Feb. 1) and there is still a lot of football to watch. It's tough to count calories with a cauldron of cheese dip and a mountain of sausage balls waiting for you to blink.
But for at least the near future I think we ought to make some sort of good faith effort to cut calories, fat and sugar from our diet whenever possible. How long with it last? Who knows? But we're going to at least make a run at it.
Fortunately these days eating lighter is not difficult as it used to be. Not too long ago a lighter diet meant bland, under-flavored and just boring food. That's not true any longer as more and more culinary professionals are aware of the plight and are providing a cornucopia of healthy AND tasty recipes and menu suggestions.
Here is a recipe from one of those sources, my dog-eared copy of a Taste of Home Comfort Food Diet Cookbook from way back in 2008. In addition to being tasty this recipe is another good use for leftover holiday turkey.
Leftover-Turkey Bake
4-6 servings
1½ cups onion, finely chopped
½ cup celery, finely chopped
1 can (14.5-ounces) reduced-sodium chicken broth, divided
2 eggs, lightly beaten
2 teaspoons poultry seasoning
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
3 cups whole grain bread, cubed
3 cups white bread, cubed
2 cups cooked turkey breast, cubed
½ cup fresh or frozen cranberries, chopped
In a large saucepan, bring the onion, celery and ½ cup broth to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5-8 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Remove from heat. Stir in the eggs, poultry seasoning, salt, pepper and remaining broth until blended.
Add the bread cubes, turkey and cranberries; mix well.
Spoon into a 2-quart baking dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Uncover; bake 20-25 minutes longer or until lightly browned and knife inserted near the center comes out clean.
(Nutrition information: 1 serving equals 290 calories; 5g fat, 154mg cholesterol; 916mg sodium; 34g carbohydrates; 4g fiber; 27g protein.)


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Our room was very clean and taken care of by our Steward Dedi. He was bending over backwards to take care of our needs.
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The Food Staff was excellent. From custom made sandwiches by Bernard to chit-chat with Benny in the Dining Room and everyone in-between.
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May 16, 2016
U.S. Department of Education Awards $530,000 to Umpqua Community College to Help Recovery From Campus Shooting
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Safe and Healthy Students awarded Umpqua Community College (UCC) in Roseburg, Oregon, a Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) grant totaling $529,623.
May 16, 2016
Earning a college degree is an increasingly important step towards entering the middle class.
May 13, 2016
U.S. Department of Education Awards More Than $100,000 to Crazy Horse School on Pine Ridge Reservation to Recover From Multiple Student Suicides and Attempted Suicides
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Safe and Healthy Students awarded Crazy Horse School on the Pine Ridge Reservation in southwestern South Dakota a Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) grant totaling $107,631. The grant will be used to assist with ongoing recovery efforts following numerous student suicide deaths and attempted suicides during the last couple of years.
May 13, 2016
U.S. Departments of Education and Justice Release Joint Guidance to Help Schools Ensure the Civil Rights of Transgender Students
The U.S. Departments of Education and Justice released joint guidance today to help provide educators the information they need to ensure that all students, including transgender students, can attend school in an environment free from discrimination based on sex.
May 11, 2016
Finalists in $225,000 Reach Higher Career App Challenge Announced by White House, U.S. Education Department
First Lady Michelle Obama's Reach Higher Initiative and the U.S. Department of Education today announced five finalists in the Reach Higher Career App Challenge, a prize competition to promote the development of mobile app solutions that will help students navigate education and career pathways, including career and technical education (CTE).
May 10, 2016
U.S. Department of Education Launches $65 Million Grant Competition for Creating, Expanding High-Quality Public Charter Schools
The U.S. Department of Education today announced a competition to award $65 million in grants to as many as 20 Charter Management Organizations (CMOs) across the country to create and expand charter schools that support students from underserved communities.
May 9, 2016
The U.S. Department of Education today urged America's colleges and universities to remove barriers that can prevent the estimated 70 million citizens with criminal records from pursuing higher education, including considering the chilling effect of inquiring early in the application process whether prospective students have ever been arrested.
May 6, 2016
NOTE: The National Summit on Teacher Diversity, taking place today, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET, at the U.S. Department of Education, will be livestreamed. The agenda can be found here: http://www2.ed.gov/documents/press-releases/05052016-teacher-diversity-summit-agenda.doc.
May 4, 2016
U.S. Department of Education Releases Report on Office for Civil Rights to Ensure Educational Equity for All Students
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights today released its fiscal year 2015 annual report highlighting efforts during the last year to protect students' civil rights and increase educational equity nationwide.
May 4, 2016
U.S. Secretary of Education John King today announced the 52nd class of U.S. Presidential Scholars, recognizing 160 high school seniors for their accomplishments in academics, the arts and career and technical education fields.


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Photograph via Flickr by Bert Kaufmann.
Two British soldiers arrested over allegations of sex abuse with 10-year-old children while they served in Afghanistan
January 19, 2012—Two British soldiers are being investigated over claims they sexually abused two Afghan children. A sergeant and a private are alleged to have encouraged a boy and a girl aged about ten to touch them inappropriately. The uniformed servicemen were accused of filming the separate incidents before showing the footage to shocked colleagues on their laptop computers. Military police are said to have arrested the pair after complaints from their comrades.
Iraq's Maliki accused of detaining hundreds of political opponents, using torture
January 19, 2012—Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki's security services have locked up more than 1,000 members of other political parties over the past several months, detaining many of them in secret locations with no access to legal counsel and using "brutal torture" to extract confessions, his chief political rival has charged. Ayad Allawi, the secular Shiite Muslim leader of the mainly Sunni Muslim Iraqiya bloc in parliament, who served as prime minister of the first Iraqi government after the Americans toppled Saddam Hussein, has laid out his allegations in written submissions to Iraq's supreme judicial council.
Ex-UK official: Spies did use fake rock in Moscow
January 19, 2012—It was the spy saga that sounded too implausible to be true—British intelligence officers communicating with Russian agents using equipment hidden inside a fake rock left in a Moscow park. Now Tony Blair's ex-chief of staff Jonathan Powell has acknowledged that Russia's accusations against Britain over the 2006 affair were correct, the first official acknowledgment of the espionage plot that soured ties between London and the Kremlin. At the time, Russian state television broadcast footage which appeared to show four British officials placing or retrieving the fake rock, and exposed the sophisticated communications equipment inside the plastic boulder.
U.S., Filipino forces plan drills near disputed area
January 19, 2012—U.S. and Philippine marines plan to hold combat drills at an oil rig in the South China Sea to bolster the defense of such sensitive facilities in a bold move that may provoke protests from China, which claims waters in or near the location. Lt. Gen. Juancho Sabban, commander of the Philippine military's Western Command, said Thursday the exercises will be held in March or April off western Palawan province and should not alarm China because these will be done within Philippine territorial waters. The drills involve U.S. Marines training their Philippine counterparts in defending and retaking oil and gas rigs captured by security threats like terrorists, Sabban said.
Pakistan to reopen NATO routes to Afghanistan: Official
January 19, 2012—Pakistan expects to [insanely] reopen supply routes to Nato forces in Afghanistan, halted after a Nato cross-border air attack killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November, but will impose tariffs, a senior security official told Reuters on Thursday. The official said the fees were designed to both express continued anger over the November 26 incident, and raise more funds for the state to fight Taliban militants. No date was given for reopening the supply routes.
Federal panel faults Idaho lab for radiation exposure mishap
January 18, 2012—The radiation exposure of 16 workers at a nuclear research lab in Idaho stemmed from a failure to properly assess the risks posed by the handling of decades-old plutonium fuel cells, federal investigators concluded on Wednesday. In its report on the November 8 accident at the Idaho National Laboratory, the U.S. Energy Department's Office of Health, Safety and Security also found the lab erred in not activating its emergency plan sooner after the accident, a delay that may have compromised medical treatment of the workers.
TransCanada open to building Keystone in segments
January 19, 2012—TransCanada Corp may build a $2 billion southern portion of its Keystone XL oil pipeline first following the initial rejection of the full-blown project, which would mesh with one of U.S. President Barack Obama's goals but put it in direct competition with another major proposal. TransCanada had broached the idea of constructing the Gulf Coast expansion part of the Canada-to-Texas oil pipeline before as a way to help alleviate an oil glut at the Cushing, Oklahoma, storage hub and get more crude to Texas refineries, but Chief Executive Russ Girling said it has now gained in priority.
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Carbon Conscious Architects
Some of those more savvy design and building types are already well underway in planning for the Federal Government's new carbon tax and how it will impact Queensland business. DC8 Studio, a local design and architectural firm, is out of the blocks early in producing carbon conscious building and design initiatives. One of the firm's Directors, Marianne McKenzie, was in Sydney last week as part of the Green Cities 2012 Conference aimed at 'thinkers' and sustainable designers.
Marianne is a Green Star accredited professional and is at the forefront of the sustainable building debate. Like her other DC8 Studio colleagues she was a senior player in Chris Freeman's Mirvac in-house design team before she deciding with a handful of other ex Mirvac senior players to set up DC8 Studio.
Watch this space for some information from Marianne on the talk.


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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama – Alabama (11-6, 3-1) will go into a key Southeastern Conference home game Tuesday against Kentucky with an official NCAA RPI of No. 59.
The Wildcats (12-5, 3-1) will come in at No. 52.
The two teams are tied for third place in the SEC and are one game behind Florida and Ole Miss, which are tied for first place at 4-0.
The NCAA updates its RPI weekly. WarrenNolan.com updates its RPI daily, and Alabama and Kentucky are rated no differently Monday compared to the official ratings.
Kentucky is the defending national champion, and it was ranked No. 3 in the preseason Associated Press poll, but the Wildcats haven't been ranked since Week 4, when they were ranked No. 8. That same week in the top 25, Alabama was the top team among "others receiving votes." In other words, the Crimson Tide was ranked No. 26.
Alabama has had bigger peaks and valleys this season in regard to RPI. Beginning in Week 4, when RPI at least became a conversation starter, the Crimson Tide came in at No. 15, according to WarrenNolan.com. Kentucky was No. 55.
Since then, the Wildcats have been no better than No. 50 but no worse than No. 83. The worst Alabama has been is No. 86, following a 1-5 December. The Tide is 4-1 so far in January.


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GRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP, MI -- Early this morning residents who live on the east side of Knollwood Apartments were evacuated from their apartments or townhouses because of flooding.
Four buildings were evacuated and the Grand Blanc Fire Commission and the Burton Fire Department to get people out of their homes, said Grand Blanc Township Police Sgt. Scott Theede.
"They were ferrying people from the building," he said. "Eventually we will have to get everybody out (from the east side of the complex)."
There are cars that are almost fully submerged, basements are flooded and some townhouses have water coming into their first floor.
Sarah Kleparek, 31, came home from work around 2:30 a.m. and everything thing seemed OK. But an hour an half later she said she heard car alarms start going off and when she looked outside the water was already up to her windows on her car.
"It was just so fast," Kleparek said.
Jeff King, 26, lived in a townhouse with his family and he couldn't believe how quickly the area flooded.
Big dumpsters were floating down the street, he said.
King, who has a room in the basement of the townhouse, lost almost everything, he said. He was left with a garbage bag full of his stuff.
"The entire basement is under water. Everything I own is ruined," King said. "We have no plans. I don't know what I'm going to do."
Many other residents were walking from their apartments to the front of the complex this morning carrying bags full of whatever they could grab.
David Rudkin, 60, went and bought an inflatable boat to help move his children out of their home. Walking from the townhouse to the car, the water at some points was past his knees.
There was about a foot of water in the living room, he said.
Statewide Disaster Restoration employees are at the complex now.
Theede said they are also trying to get the American Red Cross out as well to give a hand.
Theede was unsure of when residents would be able to get back into their homes.


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A new government-funded study of echinacea finds the popular herbal remedy doesn't help fight the common cold.
The study of more than 700 adults and children suggests the tiniest possible benefit — about a half-day shaved off a weeklong cold and slightly milder symptoms. But that could have occurred by chance.
With no cure for the common cold, Americans spend billions on over-the-counter pills, drops and other concoctions to battle their colds. Some turn to echinacea, which is marketed as a product that helps the immune system fight infections.
In the past, some studies found it did nothing to prevent or treat colds; others showed modest benefit.
The new study's results were released Monday by the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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STATE COLLEGE— It is not often that football isn't the main course of dialogue on any given Saturday at the Lasch Building on Penn State's University Park campus But on a weekend the fight against pediatric cancer is overtaking State College with Penn State's 46-hour THON dance marathon in full swing, football was forgotten in the football sanctuary, even if just for a few hours.
Over 70 players toured, interacted with
"A lot of
"This is my second time doing this, and it means a lot.
Seeing the smile on these
The sophomore broke out in 2012, hauling in 77 passes for 1,013 yards and 11 touchdowns. It has elevated him to a level of notoriety among Penn State fans not so common for a second year player, and Robinson found himself drawing plenty of attention from the families in attendance Saturday, attention he's taking in stride.
"It's something that my family has talked to me about. Just as far as me being here, and with the season and stuff I've had from last year, I'm just trying to stay healthy and stuff," Robinson said.
"Being blessed, it just makes me want to give back to all
the people that might have some kind of misfortune in their life. And with
Zach Zwinak knows that experience, too. After starting the 2012 season buried on the depth chart, Zwinak rose to the top of a crowded running back spot early on, and ended up with 1,007 yards rushing to go with six touchdowns, his profile rising with each 100 yard rushing game.
"They don't realize anything else, they just want to get their picture with everybody, and get as many autographs as they can."
The THON Make-A-Wish event was the first of three Bill O'Brien's
club will participate in Saturday. After finishing their ice cream, the team
shuffled off to Student-Athlete Hour with other Nittany Lion sports teams, and
will conclude the day at the THON Pep Rally late Saturday night, where the
freshmen, in what has become tradition, will perform a dance routine. It also
marks a change of pace smack in the middle of voluntary winter
Tight-end Kyle Carter agreed. The sophomore still sported a brace on his right wrist after an injury suffered against Nebraska, but the discomfort he may be experiencing was of no concern on this day.
"I think this is my third event like this, and every time is just better. I've been more involved," Carter said.
"As a group, this is
"I felt some excitement, and I knew
The break will end Monday, with THON activities wrapped up, and the motor pushed full steam ahead to the start of spring practice. Another season under NCAA sanctions will get underway Aug. 31 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey against Syracuse, but if even just for a day, a new perspective was found for a group of players that have experienced a whole different type of adversity.
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Although NHL fans love to support their favorite teams, there are tons of amazing landmarks that all fans need to visit.
These landmarks include the prestigious Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, various arenas like Madison Square Garden and historic sites like the Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid.
Here are the top 10 landmarks that each NHL fan needs to visit, and some video that enhances the experience.


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One of the stocks mentioned in this video is Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, but don't make an investing decision based on this video alone. With Green Mountain as cheap as it's ever been, many investors are wondering whether this is the end of the former market darling, or the perfect entry point for an enormous rebound. You can find our recommendation for how to play the company in our new premium research report. In it you'll find everything you need to know about Green Mountain, including whether it's a buy at today's prices. Click here for instant access.
Brendan: Another one of the interesting things, I think, in the book, is a lot of times, investors are in a way their own worst enemy. You have the "hot" stocks that are going up to astronomical valuations; maybe they get a little bit ahead of themselves.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (UNKNOWN: GMCR.DL ) was one. Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX ) was ahead of itself for a while, but then, on the flip side of the coin, I think a lot of investors get worried when there's a lot of bad news out there -- maybe about the macro economy, maybe the fiscal cliff -- starts to bring stocks down a little bit.
You think investors need to not use their emotions in that way, but exactly the opposite. Could you tell me what you mean by that?
Jack: Exactly. How do people pick their investments, typically? They pick what's worked best, or they go into a market after it's been going up a lot. When were the most people investing in stocks? The late 1990s.
I do several things in the book, but one is I look at market investing after long periods of bad performance, long periods of good performance. I actually did 32 different test cases, and 31 out of 32 cases you did better coming in after the bad period as opposed to the good period. The probabilities are very strong for doing just the opposite.
It's also for picking the best sector to invest in; you pick the best S&P sector. You will do better picking the worst S&P sector -- almost invariably you do better -- and it's because it's the best, it means that prices are going up. You'll encourage new supply, demand will go down, you'll get more competitors coming in. People have already bought it. They probably overbid the sector because everybody's shifting from what's not working to what's working.
Human emotions result in price movements which get things out of line. Then, if you follow that because that's the best performer, you are essentially picking something that is bad value and more likely to revert.


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Touch of Pink
Release Date: July 16th, 2004
R|1 hr. 31 min.
Plot Summary
Alim (Jimi Mistry) is a gay man living in London to escape the domineering eye of his conservative Muslim mother, Nuru (Suleka Mathew), back in Canada. Alim keeps his homosexuality secret from his mother, so when she comes for a surprise visit, he and his boyfriend, Giles (Kristen Holden-Reid), must put on a straight facade to hide the truth. Throughout all this turmoil, Alim imagines himself talking to the spirit of Cary Grant (Kyle MacLachlan) as a means of coping with the stress.
Cast: Jimi Mistry, Kyle MacLachlan, Suleka Mathew, Kristen Holden-Reid, Veena Sood, Brian George, Raoul Bhaneja, Liisa Repo-Martell
Director: Ian Iqbal Rashid
Genres: Romantic comedy
Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics


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ALPHA —Alpha Borough Council awarded a bid and passed a remediation plan last night to remove mold in the municipal building after extreme levels were found in air quality tests in the council meeting room.
The municipal building closed Tuesday, Sept. 10 following the discovery of a "grayish, powdery substance" on surfaces Councilman Craig Dunwell said during the emergency special meeting held last night in the Alpha Fire Station.
The environmental consultants tested the air and surfaces, but a cause of the mold is still unknown.
Air sampling results in the council meeting room ranged from 170,000 to 410,000 fungal structures per cubic meter of air which is extremely high, according to Mike McGuinness, principal consultant with R K Occupational & Environmental Analysis.
"I don't get into medical aspects, but if I see levels as high as 400,000 there shouldn't be people in that room, McGuinness said.
The lowest levels were found inside the library, despite mold's attraction to paper, and McGuinness said he believes this points to the cause being the HVAC unit making the council meeting room too cold, creating condensation in a room that is not heated by the natural temperature of bodies because it is infrequently used.
He suggested that the borough is wasting a lot of money by cooling a room no one is in, and explained that this could be solved by using carbon dioxide sensors.
Council members discussed various types of remediation with McGuinness, and he explained that killing the mold does not remediate it, leaving harmful allergens in the air.
They approved a $6,638 bid for the remediation of the north end of the building, where the levels were highest. The south end will remain closed until remediation is complete.
Residents were concerned about the cost and questioned whether or not the company that installed the HVAC system would be involved in litigation for payment, but borough attorney Chris Troxell said he wouldn't discuss that.
Mayor Ed Hanics Jr. said that the borough will do all it can to reduce the cost for the taxpayers.
McGuinness said that the area will be reopened once more tests are completed and a partition is developed to create negative pressure and prevent the back flow of dirty air or cross contamination.
Library Director Carla Roselle was initially concerned about re-opening the library and raised health-related questions during public comment, but later said her concerns were addressed by McGuinness.
While the building remains closed, meetings are being held in the fire station and municipal tickets can be paid at the clerk's office in Belvidere.
McGuinness estimated the process of remediation would be completed before October.
The next regularly scheduled council meeting is Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Alpha Fire Station.
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BROOKLYN With Gov. John Kasich on site at American Greetings' world headquarters Monday, the company announced it plans to remain in northeast Ohio but did not commit to remaining in Brooklyn.
Kasich signed legislation that includes tax breaks for the publicly traded greeting card company, which employs 2,000 at its Brooklyn facility. Last week, the Ohio General Assembly approved House Bill 58, which includes a provision allowing companies to claim a credit on income taxes paid by their employees. Companies are eligible for the credit if they employ at least 1,000 people in Ohio, agree to make $25 million in capital improvements and received a written offer in 2010 from another state to relocate there.
Brooklyn Mayor Richard Balbier said he was not invited to the event.
"We are happy that they have decided to stay in northeast Ohio; we just wish they would say Brooklyn," Mayor Balbier said. The much-anticipated announcement drew a crowd of employees to the company's atrium area. When Kasich revealed American Greetings would remain in northeast Ohio, the crowd cheered. When no specific location was announced, some boos from the crowd could be heard.
Gov. Kasich was joined by State Sen. Tom Patton (Strongsville) at Monday's announcement. Patton introduced the tax-relief legislation.
Officials for American Greetings did not provide a timeline for a final decision on which northeast Ohio location the company will choose. The company has considered sites in Beachwood, Brecksville, Independence, Westlake and the current Brooklyn facility.
A Middleburg Heights resident who has worked at the company for 34 years said that it would be a dream come true for the company to remain in Brooklyn.


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An Allentown man accused of sharing and downloading child porn told FBI agents "I was being stupid and dumb" and said he should have paid more attention to the TV show "To Catch a Predator," according to court records.
Agents raided Michael Cerruti's home about 6 a.m. Wednesday in the 300 block of East Walnut Street, records say.
Officers found a laptop belonging to Cerruti behind a couch and a later review discovered 300 images and three videos depicting child pornography on it, records say.
In an interview with police, Cerruti admitted using online chat rooms to exchange child pornography, and said he viewed five images of child porn a week ago, records say.
Cerruti told officers, "I was being stupid and dumb" and "I shouldn't do that (expletive)," and then said he should have paid more attention to the TV show "To Catch a Predator," records say.
In a later police interview, Cerruti told officers he thought he had deleted all the images off his computer, records say. Cerruti initially told agents he only viewed the images two or three times, but later admitted viewing and sending many images over the past year, records say.
Cerruti is facing a federal charge of transporting and possessing images depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit activity.
Last year Cerruti was accused of inappropriately touching two women -- kissing one of them -- at Musikfest in Bethlehem.
The indecent assault charges related to that incident were later dismissed and Cerruti pleaded guilty to one count of harassment in Northampton County Court, records say.
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Elizabeth Anderson Petrick
PETRICK, Elizabeth Anderson, 94, of Mingo Junction, OH, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013, at the Carriage Inn in Steubenville, Ohio.
She was born Feb. 25, 1919, in Steubenville, Ohio, a daughter of the late Alexander and Nellie (Kerr) Anderson.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Michael J. Petrick; a grandson, Rick Lash; two brothers, William and George Anderson; three sisters, Jean Crossley, Ina Swisher and Ellen Ewing; and two sons-in-law, Robert Chidester and Robert Crawford.
Elizabeth was a home maker and a cook at Mingo High School retiring in 1979. She was a member of Finley United Methodist Church.
Surviving are four daughters, Ellen Lash, Marjorie Crawford, Ina Chidester and Michaelene Slivka and her husband John, all of Mingo Junction; a sister, Jeanette Lash of Mingo; five grandchildren, Rob (Annette) Crawford, Bryan (Joann) Crawford, Michael (Karen) Crawford, Mark (Kristy) Crawford and Stephen (Jessica) Slivka; and 12 great- grandchildren, Ian, Olivia, Zachary, Katelyn, Nicholas, Benjamin, Robert, Kelsey, Sydney, Sarah, Haley and Lindsey Crawford.
Friends will be received at the Wheeler Funeral Home, 101 Longview Ave., Mingo Junction on Thursday from 5-8 p.m. and also on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of her funeral services at 11 a.m. with Pastor Delbert Lash, officiating. Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Steubenville.
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Sullivan, NY - State police have identified Chelsea L. Kuss as the driver of the 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer involved in the head-on collision that killed her 17-year-old friend Monday afternoon in Madison County. Police said the collision was so violent that they were initially unable to identify who was driving the Trailblazer.
Kuss, 18, of 127 Hamden Drive, Salina, is in fair condition this afternoon at Upstate University Hospital.
Her passenger, Victoria C. Deverso, of 7424 Muench Road, Clay, was killed in the crash. She was a junior at Liverpool High School. An autopsy is scheduled this afternoon, state police said.
Investigators say Kuss was driving the SUV west on Route 31 in Sullivan. She passed several vehicles and was trying to re-enter the westbound lane about 2:50 p.m. when it collided with a 2007 Dodge Caravan.
The other driver, Peggy S. Blume, 38, of 7876 Macarthur Blvd., Cicero, is in serious condition at Upstate University Hospital.
State police who are continuing to investigate the crash said speed appears to be a contributing factor to the accident.


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"One sip and you'll find the summer state of mind. It's in 'The Lime.' " -- Bud Light Lime marketing line
Beer with lime is "an exit application from the human race." -- Kingsley Amis, author and wit
This is a question that always gets the blood boiling, especially for those on the "no" side of the answer. Is beer with lemon or lime a good thing?
Personally, I've never been a big fan of lemon slices in my beer, even the classic combination of lemons with some German or Belgian wheat beers. And there's no way I'm going to drink certain beers that need a lime wedge just to camouflage their flavor (or lack of it).
On the other hand, in Britain I found a shandy (ale or lager with lemon-lime soda) to be a nice alternative on the rare warm day. And I can see myself downing a few of the low-alcohol Saranac Summer Brews on a really hot day in Syracuse this summer. Saranac Summer Brew is lager cut with lemonade, to come out at a less-than-potent 3.5 percent alcohol by volume.
So I guess my answer is "sometimes." What's your view on beer with lemon or lime?


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ADSU was just upgraded to a $2 price target by Everest Stock Market Research, add this one to your watch lists immediately we could see huge gains tomorrow morning. The last alert they put a price target on went up over 3000% same day!
That is easy. Obama the liar wins hands down.
dude, the ten year graph is not working, but you can figure a "dead cat bounce" by looking at it.
Would that be the same"dead cat bounce"you have posted about in the last year.
What is unclear is whether you are posting about the market,the dollar or NYT.
Whatever!You seem to have resurfaced and am wondering who or what will next be adapted to feed your paranoia.
So What's to like about President Barack Obama? He only has 3 years and 2 months left in office.
Proof what a liar Obama truely is.
Very funny and true.
Face it Obama was never ready or fit to be President. Now we know.


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Leon and Molly Bee Collins: Recollections
Presented by Redbud Gallery at Redbud Gallery
July 11 - August 30, 2009
Redbud Gallery presents Leon and Molly Bee Collins: Recollections, July 11 thru August 30, 2009. Opening Saturday, July 11, 6 – 8 PM.
This opening is special for two reasons; This is a father / daughter exhibition and this is their first show in an art gallery. The Texas artist's work is from their hearts and imaginations. Neither is trained as an artist, instead their paintings are "recollections" of stories, events, places, characters and ideas brought to life in brilliant color.
Leon's need to paint came about because of an "unusual life situation". One morning Leon lost the ability to speak and his sight. For two years he lived in darkness and fear. He never lost his faith though. Miraculously both returned at the same time. It was at that moment he decided to paint "to keep the darkness away." His daughter, Molly Bee, encouraged him to paint his poetry and that is why she is the light of his life.
Molly Bee acquired her nickname at the age of two. Named after Leon's great-great grandmother's sister, the first Molly Bee lived to be 119 and died in 1970. Her first memory was of seeing her parents chained together at a slave auction. She lived a rich, full life that she shared with Leon. It was these stories that Molly Bee began to paint in her own style at the age of nine. In 2007 a family friend, Duane Garner, asked her to paint something for his antique store which proved to be a wonderful idea because Molly has not stopped since. Molly Bee is a teenager, but tells stories with the "color of life."
Please visit the Gallery and listen with your eyes as their painted surfaces talk to you.
Pictured: detail "OX ", 24 x30" . Acrylic on panel. 2009. Molly Bee Collins. (full image, below).
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Houston, Tx 77008
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Exhibition Opening Reception:
Saturday, July 11
Regular Gallery hours:
Saturday-Sunday 12noon-5pm
Visitors can view exhibitions at any time through the store front windows without entering the gallery or call 713.862.2532 to arrange an appointment.
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