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Steve alerted me to this recent event in Harrisburg:
TFP: Pro-Lifer Seriously Injured
Newsbusters: Abortion Supporter Knocks 69 Yr. Old Pro-Lifer Unconscious
Catholic Online: Pro-lifer Seriously Injured: Clinic Receptionist Shouts: "He got what he deserved!"
When veteran pro-lifer Ed Snell was counseling women entering the Hillcrest Abortion Clinic in Harrisburg, Penn. from atop his car, he was thrown to the ground and seriously injured. He suffered internal hemorrhaging in his head, four compression fractures of vertebrae, a broken shoulder and two broken ribs. Doctors even feared he might die.
Despite these injuries, a receptionist at the abortion clinic angrily responded: "He got what he deserved!" when asked for a statement.
After the attack, the police arrived and although Mr. Snell was unconscious and being rushed to the hospital, they allowed his assailant to go free. A police officer then argued with and threatened to arrest Mr. Snell's fellow pro-lifers, who asked them why the assailant was let free. So far the media has been silent about the incident.
Mr. Snell's assailant was apprehended days after the attack, when the full extent of his injuries became known, and will be charged with a felony assault.
I wonder how long it will be before the assailant is declared a hero of civil rights? If he is sentenced to jail time, pro-aborts will probably protest outside the jail, complaining about the "theocrats" who would dare to throw someone in jail for assaulting and seriously wounding a pro-lifer.
Interestingly enough, Mr. Snell was once arrested for merely handing out pro-life literature. This was during a pro-life event in York in which another act of violence was committed against a pro-lifer:
In John McTernan v. City of York, a District Judge John E. Jones III ruled against McTernan and upheld Planned Parenthood's claim to the public property in front of the clinic. The case is being appealed, however, and the district attorney has decided to continue with criminal trespass charges against Ferguson.
McTernan told WND another protester was attacked and hit over the head with a board by a pro-choice protestor. "She suffered injury to her neck as a result of this blow that she received, but yet, they trump up charges against us," he said.
Another pro-life advocate, Ed Snell, was charged with disorderly conduct after attempting to hand tracts to pregnant women who were entering the clinic. The charges were later dropped.
"Ed was injured during the arrest," McTernan said. "They ratcheted the cuffs on him real tight. He took pictures after the arrest and you could see the marks and swelling where they had cuffed him. He told them they were tight and they refused to do anything."
Yet for some reason, Snell's attacker was not immediately arrested for truly violating somebody's "civil rights".


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Currently there is a cold front across the Tallahassee area that will bring rain to the area. Highs for today will be around 87F which is below the seasonal averages for this time of the year. Lows for tonight will be around 75F which is slightly warmer than the seasonal average by a degree or two. Monday's high will be around 89F which is still below the seasonal average for this time of the year. Monday will also have showers during the afternoon and evening hours. Lows for Monday night/Tuesday morning will be around 75F.
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Current long term period models are in some agreement with the moisture for the coming days. The GFS is more aggressive than the NAM model. Next week is projected to have showers during the afternoon hours and another cold front will come into the area after the front that is currently in the area has some energy and moves away. Temperatures during this time will be slightly below seasonal averages(around 86F) until the end of the week. Then temperatures are expected to pick up to around seasonal averages(about 92F).
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It's a driving lesson that went awry in more ways than one.
The Beaver County Times reports (http://bit.ly/VeLzm0) 26-year-old Bobbie Jo Gacesa of Monaca was charged Friday with multiple counts stemming from an Oct. 26 crash.
Pennsylvania State Police said Gacesa was teaching a teenage girl to drive when the teen's foot slipped from the brake to the gas pedal and the minivan jumped a curb and struck a building.
Investigators said Gacesa's license had been suspended after a drunken-driving conviction and her vehicle's registration and inspection sticker were expired.
They also said the girl didn't have a learner's permit.
Police said the duo also fled the scene but a trail of leaking fluid led right to the damaged van. It allegedly had license plates that belonged to another vehicle.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Houston Brown was elected presiding judge over state courts in the county this morning in a unanimous vote of his colleagues on the circuit bench.
Brown's election as presiding judge over the 10th Judicial Circuit of Alabama came on the first day seven new circuit court judges in the county take the bench after winning in the November general election. Two new district court judges also take office today in the county.
The county has 39 circuit and district court judges.
"It's an honor and a privilege to serve the citizens of Jefferson County in the position of presiding judge," Brown said after a meeting where the vote took place.
Brown has served as a circuit court judge handling criminal and more recently civil cases since he first took the bench in 2000. Brown was elected to a new 6-year term in November.
Brown, a native of Birmingham and graduate of A. H. Parker High School, holds a bachelor of arts degree in Economics from Talladega College and a J.D. degree from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University. He has practiced law in Jefferson County since 1973.
He is married to Betty Winston Brown and together they have two adult sons and five grandchildren.
One of the more notable cases from last year that he handled was the lawsuit in which he ordered Birmingham Board of Education members to stop interfering in a state takeover of the school system.
As presiding judge Brown will now have more responsibilities, including hearing tax and zoning appeals and other disputes involving local governments. He also will have administrative responsibilities over the court system in Jefferson County.
Budgetary problems with the state and county have forced courts to cut back in the past and that will continue to be the biggest challenge Brown said he will face. "We are having to do without resources we've had in the past," he said.
Brown takes over from former presiding judge, Scott Vowell, who is going into mandatory retirement.
Vowell was honored at today's meeting of the judges. "Judge Vowell has don a great job these past ten years," Brown said.
Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Eugene Verin also becomes the senior judge over the Bessemer Cutoff division. Teresa Petelos, who lost in her bid for re-election to the bench, had held that position.
The new Jefferson County circuit court judges taking office today are: Jim Hughey III, David Carpenter, Don Blankenship, Tracie Todd, Carole Smitherman, Patricia Ann Stephens, and Raymond Chambliss. The two new district court judges are Carnella Greene Norman and Lorraine Williams-Pringle.
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When I heard that after three decades, the Contemporary Arts Center was neither unveiling new exhibits nor holding the traditional post AFAS dance, I fretted that the old season-opening art soiree was irrevocably losing steam. But my fears may have been misplaced. Read my pre-AFAS opinion:Has AFAS been forsaken? here.
Last night's event was crowded but comfortable. The heat, humidity and raking sunlight of White Linen Night – Art For Arts' Sake's summer competitor -- were replaced with cool dry air and early darkness. Losing steam isn't always such a bad thing.
Leslie Dill's stunningly energetic exhibit of sculpture dedicated to Sister Gertrude Morgan, at Arthur Roger Gallery was the best of the shows I was able to see. Though Keith Sonnier's splendidly illogical installation at Heriard-Cimino Gallery was a very close second -- my heart belongs to dada. Meet Sonnier in a video interview here. And the CAC-presented street art remains a sensation. Read my AFAS preview picks here.
I'm told that last night Magazine Street was a crush of happy gallery-hoppers. A friend of mine opined that part of the uptown attraction is that the wine is free at the Magazine Street openings, but is for sale on Julia Street. Read a complete list of AFAS exhibits here.
As CAC director Jay Weigel told me last week, it's hard to judge which is the larger event, Art For Arts' Sake or White Linen Night, because AFAS is so spread out. AFAS may not be waning, as I feared, its compass may just be steadily swinging upriver.
Last night made it obvious that there's room for both AFAS and WLN.
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Oak Harbor City Council halts downtown advertising effort
An effort to minimize the impact on Oak Harbor businesses affected by the SE Pioneer Way Improvement Project continues to be a source of controversy.
The Oak Harbor City Council Tuesday voted in a 5-2 decision to cease its current advertising campaign in all print, radio and television mediums. The decision followed complaints by downtown merchants and Councilman Scott Dudley.
Both argued that the existing advertising strategy was not what the city council intended in March when it approved a $167,500 mitigation plan. The aim was to provide relief to businesses through the promotion of events in the downtown area.
However, for the past several weeks the mitigation effort has been focused on full-page advertorials and question and answers in local newspapers. They were geared specifically towards answering questions and providing construction updates on the one-way street project.
"I don't believe this is what we signed up for," said Dudley, while holding up copies of the Whidbey News-Times.
Recognizing that construction would be a severe disruption to SE Pioneer Way businesses, Mayor Jim Slowik promised merchants early on that he would help shepherd them through the difficult time period.
But getting a mitigation plan in place has been a long and difficult process. Some plans, such as a comprehensive $486,000 proposal jointly developed by a paid consulting firm and the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, were rejected outright due to expense.
Other plans, smaller in scale, were also scratched due to the city council's reluctance to approve an additional contract with Seattle-based EnviroIssues. It wasn't until last March, the same month that construction began, that a plan was finally approved.
Pioneer Way merchant and property owner Kristi Jensen complimented Slowik on his good intentions, but said the latest proposal appears to be fatally flawed as very little has been accomplished.
Despite working closely with a city-hired marketing specialist, who is no longer with the city, to float numerous plans that would have promoted the downtown area, most of those ideas were not approved.
In fact, Jensen said the only thing done that has actually helped businesses was the creation of a map that highlights parking downtown and $1,000 provided for shirts. With so many ideas shunned, merchants are scratching their heads at the new advertorial campaign.
"We're just really confused," Jensen said.
According to City Administrator Paul Schmidt, the problem isn't a lack of willingness or support on behalf of city staff. Rather, mitigation efforts have been hobbled by complications tied to Real Estate Excise Tax funds, the planned funding source.
"It hasn't been because of a lack of effort or understanding what our intent going in was," Schmidt said.
The city is constantly running into roadblocks about how and what the money can be spent on. Basically, if it goes toward anything that is not directly project-related, it's an unauthorized use of the funds, he said.
The two other funding sources for the road project, $1 million in economic development funds received from Island County and city utility money, have similar legal restrictions.
Finance Director Doug Merriman said he's been in constant contact with the Washington State Auditor's Office. They talk so often and he asks so many questions that auditor staff have begun to jokingly refer to him as "Mr. What If" because of all his what-if questions.
In fact, the project-centric advertorials in the newspaper are the result of their feedback. Merriman said they suggested that the city could advertise downtown events by running ads that focus on how traffic and signage are to be handled.
"I think they are seeing that everyone has good intentions, and we all want to get to the same place, but we do have to do it within the guidelines of the constitution," he said.
A representative from the auditor's office was expected to meet with city staff in Oak Harbor Friday and it's possible that something new could come out of that meeting.
While Dudley criticized the advertorials as being contrary to the plan previously approved and a "waste of taxpayers' money," several other council members expressed more concern that the city stay out of hot water and comply with state regulations.
Others said they thought the best support they could provide was to shop downtown whenever they can and to get the project done as quickly as possible.
"We just have to get the dirt covered, the sidewalks paved, and get out of there," City Councilman Rick Almberg said.
City Councilwoman Beth Munns said she had high hopes for the mitigation effort. Finding out now that they can't do much of what they promised has left the council with "egg on our face," she said.
In the end, the council agreed to hold off on the advertorial campaign until after a meeting with the state auditor's office. Munns and City Councilman Jim Palmer voted against the motion because they believed stopping the existing advertising would cause more harm than good.
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One chief?
It became evident that theres a fiery rift in Island County Fire District 2 during a sometimes heated meeting of the fire commissioners Tuesday night.
The issue of contention is that the commissioners are planning to hire Marv Koorn as the districts full-time fire chief. They put off the decision until the next meeting because of concerns raised, but seem certain to make the hire next month.
Itll be a big change for the department. Historically, the large department which runs from Deception Pass to Libbey Road has been divided into two districts, each with their own part-time chief. Fire Commissioner Ron Muzzall has described the division as a Mason-Dixon line.
Mick Lamar, who works at the federal fire department on the Navy base, has been the north division chief for years. Marv Koorn, who recently retired from the county roads department, has been the south chief.
Fire Commissioner Bruce Carman announced Tuesday that hes already negotiated a contract with Koorn for the near-full-time job. The proposed contract is for $20 an hour, plus $2,500 in lieu of health care, with no vacation and no sick leave.
Things would move much more efficiently with one chief, Commissioner T.J Lamont said. He would have more time to dedicate to the district.
Of the 25 volunteer firefighters attending the meeting, the majority of them said they felt burned by the way the commissioners have gone about making the change.
The commissioners did not advertise the $40,000-a-year job. Some firefighters said they didnt think there was a need for the change its been rammed down our throats and felt its unfair to Lamar. I dont hear the chiefs saying we need this, one firefighter said.
Also, they were upset that the commissioners were moving forward with the decision without any input from the firefighters themselves. One firefighter said there should have been a subcommittee of volunteers to discuss the move.
Another firefighter suggested that the commissioners start over with the process. If theres a need for a paid chief, lets make sure it has grassroots support, he said.
Lamar was also very critical of the commissioners. The process has been divisive, he said. It could have been handled much more smoothly and could have had more people involved. ... I cant emphasize enough that the path were going down right now is the wrong move to make.
Yet Lamar and all the firefighters emphasized over and over that they had nothing against Koorn, they were just upset over the process the commissioners have taken.
The commissioners were defensive about their actions, though Commissioner Muzzall acknowledged that mistakes have been made. Lord knows this thing has gone fast in the last few months... he said. Weve proceeded down a clumsy path and made some bad management decisions when it comes to including people in the district.
At the same time, Muzzall said his responsibility is to the taxpayers, not to the firefighters who, he said, are not the right people to ask. Because of district hierarchy and fear of micromanaging he said he discusses these types of issues only with the chiefs.
Commissioner Lamont pointed out that the idea of going to a single fire chief has been discussed for years. He said the commissioners have talked about hiring Koorn full-time during the last few meetings, which are open to the public.
Carman explained that he asked Lamar if he was interested in the full-time job, but Lamar wasnt. So, he said, that left Koorn as the obvious choice.
Lamont agreed that the two chiefs were the only ones for the job. They know the operation, they know the firefighters and they know the equipment, he said. I dont see any sense in bringing in someone from the outside.
The commissioners characterized the current controversy as another example of the rift that has developed between the north and south division of the fire district. They said going to a single chief would band-aid the problem.
Weve got to get the north and south together, Muzzall said. This has been a priority of mine since my first term.
Lamont and several volunteers countered that the break is not between the two districts so much as between the fire department and the fire commissioners. One firefighters called the commissioners the good old boys system.
Lamar blasted the commissioners, particularly Carman and Lamont, for micro-managing the departments and try to run things without input from the professionals. You guys have had the chance to give up the reigns and your havent for eight years, he said.
In the end, Lamont made a motion to give the job to Koorn starting Jan. 1. Lamar, however, suggested that the decision be put off until the next meeting in order to give Koorn the chance to talk to all the district officers. He argued it would help dispel some of the bitterness generated from the hiring process.
Koorn, who was noticeably quiet during the lengthy discussion, said he would be happy to meet with the senior firefighters.
The commissioners agreed and the motion was rescinded until November.
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Watch Alan Jackson's tribute to George Jones
There have been dozens of tributes to George Jones since his passing two weeks ago, but none is as heartbreaking and poignant as Alan Jackson's performance of "He Stopped Loving Her Today" during the country legend's funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville last Friday.
The Opry has now made the video of the performance available online as a lasting testament to the impact Jones had on the country music community. From the stark emotion in Jackson's voice and on his face, it is clear that Jones was more than the accolades to his peers. He was an intricate piece of the Nashville family. »Read Full Blog Post
AT&T drops Al Jazeera America news channel just before debut
Al Jazeera America, the first all news cable network since Fox News Channel debuted in 1996, begins broadcasting at 2 p.m. Tuesday. But shortly before its debut AT&T U-verse announced it would not carry the channel in a contract dispute, according to The Wrap.
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DETROIT — Buffeted by years of jobs loss overseas and a domestic auto industry struggling simply to stay afloat, local and national union leaders are looking to Barack Obama as their life preserver.
Obama curtails campaign to watch Gustav
Thousands of Obama's supporters, many from organized labor, jammed into Hart Plaza along the downtown Detroit riverfront to hear the Democratic presidential candidate assure them of their place of importance in his White House.
"I'm a labor guy. I believe in the labor movement. I believe in American workers," Obama said. "I think it's important to have a president that doesn't choke on the word 'union.'"
Then he began to speak about a different type of solidarity and urged his listeners to support relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Gustav.
"Today is a day for all of us to come together as Americans and send our thoughts and prayers to our brothers and sisters who are concerned about their loved ones and their homes," Obama said.
Monday morning's rally was one of two labor-inspired Michigan stops. Obama later met with a plumbers and pipefitters local in Monroe before curtailing other campaign stops and heading home to Chicago to monitor the storm.
Gustav hit land on Monday, battering the Gulf Coast with flood waters and more than 100 mph winds.
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Located at 1910 W. Saginaw St. in Lansing, the pub has been in operation for more than 30 years, according to the bar's Facebook page.
According to multiple media reports, the restaurant will close its doors Friday, March 29.
The business was put up for auction by Thompson Auctioneers on March 18; the auction ends Friday, March 29 at 4 p.m.
A listing on the auction website indicates the public auction includes all equipment on site, as well as a Class C liquor license, and cabaret and billiard licenses.
The auction is subject to bank approval, according to the listing.
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New cultures, new people, new places. Every year over 350 Richmond students experience those things through a semester or year abroad. They go to all corners of the earth and return having earned credit toward their degree while having had the experience of a lifetime.
Our mission is to facilitate meaningful international experiences outside of the U.S. that encourage the academic, professional, intercultural and personal development of UR students. We aim to help students develop and enhance the skills necessary to have fulfilling experiences abroad, while also requiring them to be deeply invested in their own success as they continue their education in a cross-cultural setting.We collaborate with UR faculty and staff, as well as colleagues abroad, to support student growth and well-being prior to departure, while abroad, and during their re-integration to campus upon return from study abroad.
We invite you to look around at our study abroad site and imagine participating in one of these exciting programs. On these pages you will find descriptions of over 75 study abroad programs in over 30 countries. Which one is right for you?
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Daniel Libeskind on his monument to the M.S. St. Louis
World renowned architect and designer Daniel Libeskind discusses the "Wheel of Conscience," his monument memorializing Canada's 1939 refusal of entry to the 900-plus Jewish refugees on board the M.S. St. Louis and the "none is too many" exclusionary anti-Jewish immigration policy that it epitomized. The monument will be unveiled at Pier 21 in Halifax on January 20, 2011.


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MERIDIAN, Idaho (Aug. 24, 2012) — Treasure Valley beer geeks will be interested to learn about two noteworthy changes to the fourth annual Barley Brothers Traveling Beer Show next weekend: The new venue, Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park in Meridian, boasts better parking and bathrooms than the previous location, and this year event organizers are kicking it off with a private, over-the-top VIP beer dinner.
Friday Aug. 31 is a Private Brewers Dinner from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. This exclusive event is limited to 200 seats and features unlimited samples of 50 rare and one-off beers plus a six-course dinner prepared by Chef Ryan Hembree and the Brewforia Beer Market culinary team. On stage they'll have live entertainment all night long, as well as many prizes to take home. One lucky person will even win an all-expenses-paid trip for two to the Great American Beer Festival Oct. 11-13.
Saturday Sept. 1 is the public Beer Show featuring unlimited tastings from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. There will be more than 200 rare, vintage, and one-off beers from America's greatest craft brewers available at this year's Beer Show plus a Featured Brewers Tent with even more beers to sample. Saturday's attractions also include unique food from some of Idaho's top chefs, a stage filled with great live music, a kids area, and several lively competitions: the second annual Brewathlon Homebrew Competition (the results of which will be on display at the Homebrew Tent), bocce ball and sand volleyball tournaments, and best beard and karaoke competitions.
Tickets to Friday night's Private Brewers Dinner are $60. Admission to Saturday's public Beer Show is free, but tickets for the unlimited tastings cost $20. A combo package is available for $75. Buy tickets at either Brewforia Beer Market — the flagship location in Meridian at 3030 E. Overland Rd. or the new site in Eagle at 78 Eagle River St. near Saint Alphonsus Eagle Health Plaza — or online at www.barleybros.net or www.brewforia.com.
Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park is on Fairview and Records avenues in Meridian just east of the corner of Eagle Road and Fairview and behind Big Al's.
The Barley Brothers Traveling Beer Show is staged by Fermentation Events, which is run by Brewforia Beer Market owner Rick Boyd. The special events company also stages the Ale Fort at the Treefort Music Festival, the Pigapalooza celebration of all things pork, and the Winter Ale Festival in conjunction with the McCall Winter Carnival. Boyd plans to take the Barley Brothers fest on the road next year to additional markets and is currently considering Missoula, Reno/Sparks, Phoenix, and Albuquerque.
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NEIL SIKORA, CAROLINE HAM, DERL OBERLIN/Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Members, Planned Parenthood of Mid and South Michigan Board of Directors
The so called Religious Liberty and Conscience Protection Act that has recently come before the Michigan Senate Health Policy Committee is nothing more than a proposal to allow health care providers to use religion to discriminate.
Senate Bill 136 is a mechanism to ignore the beliefs of patients, infringe on the rights of those seeking care, and is an egregious assault of the principle of health care in this state by giving employers, facilities and health insurance companies control over personal decisions about one's health care.
Health care professionals' primary concern must be a patient's welfare, regardless of their personal views about sexuality, race, religion, gender, social status, and type of illness or injury. We should not be writing discrimination into our laws. Institutions that operate in the public world (and accept public money) should play by the public rules. They shouldn't be able to discriminate and patient health outcomes should be the health care facility's first priority, regardless of its affiliation.
Michigan residents deserve quality health care, no matter where we work and where we seek care. Senator Tonya Schuitmaker sits on the Senate Health Policy Committee and has the opportunity to do the right thing. We call on her to say no to discrimination and vote no on Senate Bill 136.


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In response to the May 18 "Truth sounds like bigotry" letter to the editor, I would like to offer a few comments.
First, regardless of faith, every person has the right to stand up for what he or she believes in. Freedom of speech is most important when confronted with opinions and values different from our own. If we all agreed on everything, there would be no need to defend our right to stand up and speak out against that with which we disagree.
Second, it is important to acknowledge that "truth" is a relative concept. People hold different beliefs; the entire historical record is a testament to that, as are the existence of various faiths, denominations, sects and spiritual practices.
Clearly, there is not a single agreed upon "truth."
Important to this understanding is the recognition that all "Christians" are not the same. Attacking the President of the United States for making a mockery of the Christian faith is unfair and misleading: Plenty of Christians and Christian churches are "welcoming" to gay and lesbian members and support same-sex marriage.
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While it is meaningful for individuals to publically share their faith/views/spiritual interpretations with others, it is unreasonable to expect everyone else to agree or interpret scripture in the same way. Everyone's "truth" is true for them, and we each value our respective "truth" as much as anyone else.
Third, it is also important to acknowledge the distinction between marriage as a religious sacrament and marriage as a civil right/legally binding contract.
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Why in the world did cbs pickon the oldest running show to cancel? I'd like to know where they do their surveys. I would like cbs to know I left watching nbc entirely when Katie Couric left & went cbs. Now that they canceling guiding light I will be leaving cbs in it's entirety & going to abc & hbo. Practically everyone in my complex are doing the ame thing. Guiding light is the only soap I watch. At least now I have nothing to stay home for in the daytime. I have never been so disappointed in a network decision. 58 years I've been watching. Since I was 10 years old. thank you for letting me gripe. B. A. Knight


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Hagel: US 'Losing' Iraq War
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In demoralizing comments that have drawn surprisingly little fire from his fellow Republicans, Sen. Chuck Hagel is claiming that the U.S. is actually losing the war in Iraq.
"The reality is that we're losing in Iraq," Hagel told U.S. News and World Report earlier this week. "Things aren't getting better; they're getting worse."
The Nebraska Republican blamed the Bush administration, saying a more positive assessment by Vice President Dick Cheney earlier in the month showed that "the White House is completely disconnected from reality. It's like they're just making it up as they go along."
Hagel added: "If things don't start to turn around in six months, then it may be too late," predicting that Congress would urge President Bush to cut and run at that point.
The top Republican's comments have been quoted in two reports on Al Jazeera.com since Monday.
Hagel's remarks, however, should come as news to al Qaeda's Iraq operations chief Abu Musab al Zarqawi, who has complained repeatedly in recent months that the U.S. has his forces on the ropes


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Photo Coverage: Curtain Up for the Broadway Wall of Fame at Tony's DiNapoli Restaurant Times Square with Newest Honoree Bernadette Peters
The Broadway Baby arrived in true form to a resounding salute!
The Broadway Wall of Fame's Co-creator and Producer Dale Badway presented Bernadette Peters with her painted portrait by celebrated artist Daniel May.
Bernadette Peters Arrives at Tony's!
Dale Badway presents the painting to the incomparable star!
Bernadette shares the painting with the crowd
Holding up the painting for those in the back...
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KINGSTON - Jamaica police have scheduled a news conference for Tuesday (Wednesday NZ time) in which it will reveal former Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer's cause of death, a police source told Reuters.
According to the source, the news conference will be addressed by police commissioner Lucius Thomas, who will read a statement, outline toxicology results and give details of post mortem examinations carried out on Woolmer's body.
The former England international cricketer was found unconscious in his Kingston hotel room on March 18, a day after Pakistan had suffered a shock loss to Ireland in the World Cup.
The 58-year-old was pronounced dead at hospital shortly after.
Local police decided to instigate a murder investigation into the Briton's death following a release of the autopsy report that stated he had been strangled.
However, a pathologist attached to Britain's Scotland Yard reported that Woolmer died of natural causes, a claim made before by two Pakistan police officers, who were in Kingston as part of the investigating team.
News reports have speculated that Jamaican police would be changing their position from murder to death by natural causes, and police sources believe that Thomas will outline that view at next week's news conference.


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It may be easier to focus on one factor at a time. For exampl, getting your carbs down below 50 and allowing your body to adjust to ketosis, will by itself, help you to eat in balance with your body's needs in the long term (unless you have a metabolic disorder...) Once you have become keto-adapted, you may not need to track calories--many folks find that their hunger diminishes--especially at ~ 20 net carbs.
It can take time. After 1 month of vlc, I feel like my body is still adapting. I have more energy, but occasionally I feel like my body has too much energy running through it at night, which can affect my sleep. Given that my whole metabolism is shifting, I'm not surprised!


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Fourth-ranked UAHuntsville continues Gulf South Conference basketball play Saturday night, hosting West Alabama, while across town Alabama A&M hosts long-time rival Tennessee State.
The Chargers (5-1, 1-0 in the GSC) host West Alabama at 8 p.m. That's a change from the original start time of 7:30, enabling more fans to watch the SEC Championship Game and attend the UAH game.
The Lady Chargers (4-2) host the West Alabama women at 6 p.m.
UAH opened conference play on Thursday against West Georgia, with the Lady Chargers rallying for a 58-53 win and the men winning 81-71.
West Alabama opened conference play at Shorter, one of two new members of the GSC, on Thursday. The men (3-3, 0-1) dropped a 100-83 verdict while the West Alabama women (4-3, 0-1) fell 56-53.
Alabama A&M (2-3) hosts Tennessee State at 7 p.m. The A&M women are off tonight, with their next game at Dec. 14 at Memphis.


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An Alabama women's basketball team that has won three more non-conference games than it did a year ago begins SEC play at 2 p.m. against an Auburn team that has won two games less than it did before league games started in 2010. The game will be televised by CSS.
Alabama (11-2) was picked to finish eighth by the coaches and ninth by the media in preseason SEC polls. It was 8-5 a year ago, but went on to finish 12-18. The 11 victories through 13 games are the Crimson Tide's most since 2000. Only No. 22 Arkansas (12-0), No. 11 Kentucky (11-1) and No. 5 Tennessee (12-2) have better records among SEC teams.
Auburn (7-6) was picked to finish sixth in both polls, and no SEC team has fewer victories. Last season, the Tigers were 9-4 but finished 15-16.
Relentless full-court pressure defense is Alabama's style. The Crimson Tide is averaging 11.8 steals per game and forcing 26.4 turnovers per game.
Senior forward Tierney Jenkins leads Alabama with 17.9 points and 11.2 rebounds per game. She has had double-doubles in all but three games.
Junior guard Ericka Russell (11.5 ppg) and two freshmen - guard Jasmine Robinson (10.5 ppg) and Kaneiska Horn (8.5 ppg) - also have played prominent roles for Alabama.
Senior guard Alli Smalley (12.6 ppg) and sophomore forward Blanche Alverson (11.2 ppg) lead the Tigers.
Auburn leads the series 39-32. The two schools split two games last year, with each one winning at home.
The Tide is averaging 75.9 points per game and is giving up an average of 63.3.
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"It's an unfortunate reality of this business," Helfrich said. "Sometimes things don't work out the way everybody had hoped for and wanted. He'll be fine in the long run, and so will all those other (members of the CU staff)."
Asked if he would be interested in the Colorado opening, Helfrich said: "I don't even think about that kind of thing, certainly not right now."
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The Knights of Nemesis Social Club and Parade will hold its 10th annual Hook a Kid on Fishing Rodeo June 14 at Campo's Marina at Shell Beach in St. Bernard.
Registration begins at 10 a.m. Children 12 and under will receive a free fishing pole, T-shirt and special gift with an adult fishing entry. Registration fee is $10 for children and $25 for adults. Weigh-in will begin at noon and close at 3 p.m. Rodeo participants can launch anywhere they choose.
Danny Fernandez, who serves as co-chair of the rodeo with Donald Picou and Shelton McMillan, said last year's event drew more than 275 children 12 and under. The first year there were about 100 children participants.
"Our Hook A Kid on Fishing Rodeo has grown because we have so much support from the community," Fernandez said. "We (Knights of Nemesis) also organize a nice event, and the people in the community appreciate that."
For many children participating in the Hook A Kid on Fishing Rodeo is their first fishing experience, Fernandez said.
"We (Knights of Nemesis) look forward to the rodeo each year," Fernandez said. "We've been preparing for it for several weeks, and we are expecting a very good turnout again this year."
Robby Showalter is a charter member of the Knights of Nemesis Social Club and Parade.
"It's great to see kids fishing and having so much fun," Showalter said. "We have lots to offer in the St. Bernard outdoors and the rodeo is a way to let children and their parents experience the quality of life we have here."
All children participants will receive a medallion.
First, second and third place prizes will be given to children 12 and under in several categories including trout, drum, bass, flounder, sheepshead, redfish under 27 inches. redfish over 27 inches and off the dock at Campo's. The off the dock is a special category and includes anything this is caught including shoes and crab nets.
First and second place prizes will be given to adults 12 and up, in several categories that include flounder, drum, bass, sheepshead, redfish over 27 inches, redfish under 27 inches, big fish and speckled trout. Cash prizes will be given to the five trout stringer and redfish with the most spots.
There is a limit of one entry per person and fish cannot be used in multiple categories.
A non-fishing participant fee of $10 is also available and includes food and drinks.
Individuals and businesses can also become sponsors for the event. Sponsorships range from $100 to $1,000.
Tickets are available at Picou-Fradella Construction, 8331 Lafitte Court, Chalmette; Stitches 'n Ink, 908 West Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette and Hook and Line, 2915 Paris Road Chalmette.
For additional information about the rodeo contact Fernandez at 504.322.5526, Picou at 504.279.3229 or McMillan at 504.390.7978.
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"Unconventional Gas Development from Shale: Four Myths" was the topic of a presentation by Dr. Anthony Ingraffea in Portland on Feb. 26. Professor Ingraffea is a shale expert and engineering professor at Cornell University. Part one of his two-hour talk will be aired on Access Channel 5, beginning Saturday and running through Friday, March 15 at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Ingraffea spoke at Cornell University's Lake Erie Research and Extension Laboratory about "high-volume hydraulic fracturing" that could come to Chautauqua County when New York state completes its EPA health review mandated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Ingraffea is co-author of "Methane and Greenhouse-Gas Footprint of Natural Gas From Shale Formations" which established that "the greenhouse footprint of fracing is greater than that of any other fossile fuel including coal."
Natural gas drilling is hardly new to Western New York, as Ingraffea pointed out, but the hydrofracturing technology used to exploit the Marcellus and Ithaca shale is new (within the past six to 10 years) and untested. "We haven't had sufficient time to determine the cost and impact."
In his talk, Ingraffea explored four myths about fracking. No. 1: 'Fracking is a 60-year-old practice and uses well-proven technology.' The implication of this statement, the professor explained, is that nothing goes wrong. But technologies such as directional drilling, high-volume frack fluid, slickwater, and multi-well pads for cluster-drilling are still in the experimental stage.
Myth number two Ingraffea addressed was that multi-well pad and cluster drilling reduces surface impact. The professor showed slides and film from his extensive documentation of ecological damage to air and water - particularly in nearby Pennsylvania. Pads designed for cluster drilling in New York State are typically a rectangular shape of 240 acres.
In part two of his talk (to be aired subsequently by Channel 5), Ingraffea addressed the problem of fluid migration from faulty wells, a problem many Pennsylvanian's have discovered is far too common, leaving them with methane-polluted water. The last myth the professor discussed was the notion that natural gas (methane, CH4) is a clean fossil fuel. Drilling, processing, transporting and burning remains one of the greatest greenhouse gas pollutants - a hundred times more polluting than carbon dioxide..
While Western New York does not have extensive Marcellus shale, it does have the lucrative Ithaca shale more than a mile beneath the surface. Ithaca shale is being exploited using high-volume hydraulic fracturing in nearby Ohio, and elsewhere.
The event was sponsored by the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy, the SUNY Fredonia Academic Community Engagement Center, and the Environmental Justice Ministry of the Unitarian Church. It was filmed and edited by Snowshoefilms.
Access Channel 5 is available to cable viewers in the Mayville, Westfield, Chautauqua, North Harmony, Sherman, Ripley, and Portland area.


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Slidell Police are asking for help in identifying a man who stole $2,000 last week from a gas station on Old Spanish Trail.
The man walked into the Valero station about noon on Oct. 20 and made his way to a back office, Assistant Chief Kevin Foltz said. Once there, he took two money bags, concealed them in his clothes and left the store, Foltz said.
Surveillence video shows the man in the store and leaving in a silver or gray Volvo S40, Foltz said.
Foltz asked that anyone with information about the man's identity call Detective Ralph Morel at 985.290.3259.


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ALLENDALE — Rick Visser of Grand Rapids participates in Relay for Life to celebrate his 52 years as a childhood cancer survivor. Brit Thorp, a Grand Valley State University student, relays to remember her high school boyfriend who died of leukemia.
And GVSU senior Sarah Pankow joins the relay to fight back against a disease by helping to educate others about preventative measures and healthy lifestyles.
Celebrate, remember and fight back has become the heart of the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life signature fundraising event, which will be held in more than 5,146 sites across the nation and in 18 countries involving more than 3.5 million participants this year.
IF YOU GORelay For Life events in West Michigan
April 8/9 Grand Valley State University
April 29-30 East Kentwood High School
May 6-7 Byron Center Nickels Intermediate School
May 13-14 Wyoming/Grandville at Lamar Park
May 20-21 Rockford at North Rockford Middle School
May 20 -21 Comstock Park High School
May 20-21 East Grand Rapids High School
May 20-21 Forest Hills at Cascade Township Library
June 3-4 Muskegon at Reeths-Puffer High School
June 10-11 Holland-Zeeland at West Ottawa High School
June 10-11 Grand Rapids at Ah-Nab-Awen Park
June 10-11 Sparta Schools Track
June 10-11 Montcalm County at Greenville High School
June 11-12 Newaygo County at Newaygo High School
June 17-18 Montcalm County at Greenville High School
June 24-25 Lowell High School
June 24-25 Hudsonville/Jenison at Hudsonville Fairgrounds
July 15-16 Ionia Free Fairgrounds
July 15-16 Allendale High School
July 29-30 Wayland at Wayland Union High School
Aug. 12-13 Allegan County at Allegan County Fairgrounds
Aug. 19-20 Barry County at Tyden Park in Hastings
Oct. 1-2 Grand Haven at White Pines Middle School
Locally, the relay season kicked off Friday night at GVSU's Allendale campus, where at least 107 teams and more than 1,800 participants hoped to walk their way to $8,400 for the ACS.
"The emotions I feel — mostly joy," said Visser, who had a cancerous tumor on his kidney as a child. "Cancer can be such a deadly thing, but this gives a lot of hope for people and hope for a cure," Visser was one of 71 cancer survivors attending a special meal before making the first lap in the Relay event.
Thorp knew the 12-hour GVSU event would be an emotional roller coaster for her, but she says being involved fulfills her. "It's is a passion I really can't describe," said Thorp, president of GVSU's Colleges Against Cancer organization. "I do this to know there is always a way to remember my boyfriend who died. It's such a fulfilling experience."
Pankow said Relay is addictive. "Come once and it's so invigorating — you always want to come back. We have a saying that cancer isn't contagious, but fighting it is."
For alumni Savanna Rayner, the GVSU Relay holds a special place in her life. It's here that she met her husband, and gained experience to land her first job with ACS. This year, she's celebrating the upcoming birth of her first child.
"I can't even imagine where I would be if I hadn't gotten involved," she said.
Relay for Life started in 1985 as a one-man crusade to raise funds for cancer research. Dr. Gordy Klatt, a colorectal surgeon in Tecoma, Wash,, walked 24 hours to raise $27,000 for cancer research. Since then, Relay for Life has become the key fundraising event for ACS, raising $3.86 billion since 1985.
"Relay supports all cancers. Everybody can relate to Relay for Life. They've been touched at some time in their life by cancer. Relay is an event for all ages. It's family-oriented with all kinds of activities and events and it's free. Anyone can participate, even if they aren't on a team," said Eveyln Barella, media relations specialist with ACS.
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BAY SHORE - Trains were halted and schools were put into lockout mode today as the NYPD closed in on a suspect in Bay Shore.
Suffolk police, K-9 units and NYPD officers were out on Brook Street and Second Avenue today. Newsday reports that they apprehended a suspected shooter, but neither department would confirm if the suspect was caught.
Bay Shore and Islip schools were put into lockout mode while cops were on the scene, but the lockouts were lifted in the afternoon. Long Island Rail Road service was also briefly suspended in the area.


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Flash 10.2 beta announced for next week
Probably the biggest gripe surrounding the Motorola Xoom is the lack of Flash. It was an included feature when unveiled, but when launched it was nowhere to be found. Fortunately, that's about to change as today Adobe has announced Flash 10.2 beta.
Available in the Android Market starting March 18th, Flash 10.2 will initially only be available for devices running Honeycomb (3.0) or higher — aka the Motorola Xoom. After that, it should be available for devices running 2.2 and up. Some of the new features coming to the soon to be pre-installed Flash 10.2 include:
Hardware accelerated video presentation for H.264 (Android 3.0.1+ only)
Deeper integration with the Android browser rendering engine (Android 3.0.1+ only)
Improved scrolling of web pages
Experience performance improvements designed to take advantage of the current generation of multi-core, GPU-enabled processors to deliver Flash videos, games and other interactive Web content on the latest smartphones and tablets.
Automatic soft keyboard support
If you receive an update for your Motorola Xoom anytime in the next week, it's to prepare your device for the Flash update coming on the 18th. Stay tuned to DroidDog and we'll be sure to remind you when you can go grab Flash from the Market.
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Update on Flash Player 10.2 for mobile devices
Today we are happy to announce that Flash Player 10.2 will be available for download via Android Market on March 18th. Flash Player 10.2 is a production GA (General Availability) release for Android 2.2 (Froyo) and 2.3 (Gingerbread) devices which meet the Flash Player hardware system requirements. It is initially a beta release for Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablets which requires Google's 3.0.1 system update.
We have been working very closely with Google to ensure tight integration between Flash Player 10.2 and new OS and browser capabilities in Android 3.0. The March 18th beta release of Flash Player 10.2 in conjunction with Google's first system update to Android 3.0 (version 3.0.1) currently underway for the MOTOROLA XOOM™ will deliver the first phase of our work together. This will be followed by subsequent updates, which will complete the optimizations and result in a production GA release of Flash Player 10.2 for Android 3.0.
Some of the new capabilities of Flash Player 10.2 for Android include:
Hardware accelerated video presentation for H.264 (Android 3.0.1+ only)
Flash Player 10.2 leverages the Stage Video rendering pipeline to enable users of Android 3.0 tablets, like the MOTOROLA XOOM™, to enjoy smooth playback of high-definition Flash video content on the web. Users will experience reduced CPU usage and higher frame rates for existing H.264 video content.
Deeper integration with the Android browser rendering engine (Android 3.0.1+ only)
Deeper integration of Flash Player and the enhanced Android 3.0 browser delivers faster and better rendering of rich, interactive web content resulting in a browsing experience similar to the desktop.
Flash Player can now render content as part of the web page along with other components such as HTML, images and gif animation. As a result, users will experience:
Improved scrolling of web pages;
Uncompromised viewing of rich, immersive content in the way intended by the page designer, including support for instances where HTML and other web content is composited over Flash Player rendered content. Flash Player rendered content will continue to be placed in a separate window on top of HTML in the Android 2.2 and 2.3 browsers, as these browsers do not support the new Android 3.0 browser rendering model.
Enhanced performance for the latest smartphones and tablets
Experience performance improvements designed to take advantage of the current generation of multi-core, GPU-enabled processors to deliver Flash videos, games and other interactive Web content on the latest smartphones and tablets. For a list of upcoming Flash-enabled devices which show off the latest performance improvements, including the MOTOROLA ATRIX™ 4G, MOTOROLA XOOM™ and LG Optimus 2X, please click here.
Automatic soft keyboard support
Users of touch screen devices will enjoy a more optimized experience interacting with rich content that requires keyboard input. This feature simplifies the development of multiscreen applications that require keyboard input, making it easier for developers to optimize desktop applications for mobile devices. A new ActionScript API enables developers to automatically launch and display the soft keyboard.
In addition to its availability on Android Market, the production GA release of Flash Player 10.2 will also be available pre-installed on many upcoming tablets and smartphones or delivered as an over-the-air (OTA) update to existing devices in market.
To see which devices are certified to support Flash Player, please visit http://www.adobe.com/flashplatform/certified_devices/.
To learn more about Flash Player for mobile devices, please visit http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer.html.


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Ho-hum, another undefeated regular season for Sutherlin's girls basketball team.
For the third year in a row, the Bulldogs (23-0) enter the Class 4A playoffs with a perfect record. Going back to 2010-11, they have won 71 regular-season games in a row.
But if the Bulldogs have learned one thing, it's that you can't win a state championship in the regular season. Their last two seasons ended in bitter disappointment as they fell in the state final in 2012 and in the semifinals last year.
"They know," said coach Josh Grotting, who led the team to the state title in 2008. "You lose Friday to Madras, you get a pat on the back, but it really was all for nothing."
Sutherlin, No. 1 in the Class 4A power rankings and coaches poll, plays host to No. 16 Madras (16-9) on Friday with a berth in the eight-team state tournament at stake. Grotting is looking not only for a victory, but for a polished performance that can carry over to state.
"Last year I just felt like, even going into the tournament, I didn't have a lot of confidence in how we were playing," Grotting said. "We seemed to peak about the middle of February. I think the kids really let down. We played really well in the regular season but I don't think we were playing that well last year at this time."
Last season, the Bulldogs leaned heavily on four sophomores and a freshman. This season, despite having one senior on the roster, they are playing like savvy veterans. And it doesn't hurt that they added one of the top players from Class 4A in junior wing Olivia Gulliford, a transfer from South Umpqua.
"They're a lot more mature," Grotting said. "The last couple years I felt like they were all really good kids, but we didn't have like an actual true leader on the floor. That piece is completely different."
Grotting said he doesn't see a late-season letdown this year.
"I kind of hate to say it, but I feel like our last three or four times on the floor, we've gotten better every time," Grotting said. "That can all change in one night, obviously, but we're playing much better right now than we were at this time last year."
Sutherlin wins with balance. Gulliford (10.9 points per game) leads the team in scoring, followed by junior guard Miranda Mendenhall (9.4 points, 2.1 steals) and sophomore wing Kayce Mock (9.1 points, 6.1 rebounds, 2.7 assists).
Junior guard Ricki Mock leads the team in assists (3.0). Senior guard Kylee Carson "kind of holds everything together," according to Grotting.
-- Jerry Ulmer


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Balluff of Florence, Kan., has released a new generation of modular I/O designed to replace standard slice I/O and distributed I/O solutions in a cost-effective way. Offering IP67 protection and industry standard connectors, the devices can be used to collect a wide range of control data. Using standard three-conductor cables, up to four slave devices can be connected to each master block, which communicates over an industrial Ethernet network to the controller.
The background: In lieu of a backplane, each I/O device is connected to an industry-standard M12 port, creating an IP67 connection. Slave devices can be distributed across the machine, since they can be installed within a 20-meter radius of the master device. Utilizing a widely accepted and open point-to-point technology, I/O-Link, a distributed modular I/O system is Fieldbus independent for easy configuration.
What: The advantages of distributed modular I/O systems include a simplified controls quotation process that utilizes Fieldbus-neutral I/O devices. The systems are also designed to help reduce cost per point by simplifying the cabinet cost and the assembly labor. The devices have maximized spare I/O potential by leaving a flexible I/O-Link port free for any type of device, discrete or analog.
Detailed diagnostic data can be collected from the devices in standard format. The devices are also designed with the flexibility to drive recipe changes directly from the PLC to the devices without the need for a manual for pushbuttons.
Industrial Ethernet master blocks are available with Ethernet/IP or Profinet protocols. Ethernet/IP masters support daisy-chain connections with a built-in switch, and they support the device-level ring (DLR) topology for ease in troubleshooting. Profinet blocks support fast-startup (FSU) as well as the link layer discovery protocol (LLDP) for easy setup out of the box. Both master devices are designed for easy-to-use, lockable pushbutton displays for quick setup. They also provide Webpages for configuration or diagnostics purposes.
Price/availability: The Balluff modular I/O for Ethernet devices are available now. The discrete I/O solutions start at $150. More information is available here.


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The Cornell University College of Human Ecology Personal Pesticide Protection program is based on extensive faculty research that includes a broad spectrum of topics including surface modifications of fibers, compliance with the worker protection standard, decontamination of pesticide-soiled clothing, and children's exposure to pesticides.
It also is part of a USDA-funded regional research project, "Mediating Exposure to Environmental Hazards through Textile Systems," www.umes.edu/nc170.
In the agricultural sector alone, an estimated 560,000 sites such as farms, forests, and greenhouses employ workers who are exposed to pesticides during their workday.
Add to that the number of homeowners who apply pesticides both outdoors and inside their homes and the number is even larger.
Individuals may harm themselves by coming into contact with these hazardous materials via their skin, lungs, eyes, or mouth.
Of additional concern is the possibility that they will bring the pesticides into their homes on their garments and shoes, exposing other adults and more importantly, vulnerable children.
Personal Pesticide Protection is an Extension program in the Department of Fiber Science and Apparel Design.
It identifies ways to use personal protective equipment to reduce human exposure to pesticides and provides this information to appropriate audiences.
Training is offered to pesticide applicators through the Health Environmental and Pesticide Safety Education Program, Pesticide Management and Education Program at Cornell University. Consumers also need to be aware of gardening and lawn care hazards and protection; they can learn a great deal directly from materials on the Web.
Always Wear the Right Stuff slides, available in both English and Spanish, can be downloaded in pdf format and:
Explain the risk of handling pesticides;
Describe proper selection, use and storage of PPE;
Outline laundry procedures for clothing soiled with pesticides.
Personal Protective Equipment Guides help pesticide handlers/workers comply with the EPA Worker Protection Standard.
They cover topics that include heat stress; coveralls, gloves and other skin protection; chemical-resistant PPE; and protective eyewear.
While the primary focus is on the pesticide applicator, the same criteria apply for gardeners and others using pesticides around their homes. "Tips for Laundering Pesticide-Contaminated Clothing" is valuable to the general public and is available online. All of these educational materials are being used throughout the United States.
For more information or to access the materials, visit www.human.cornell.edu/che/fsad/outreach/programs/personal-pesticide-protection/educational-resources/
Cornell Cooperative Extension in Fulton and Montgomery Counties offers resources for gardening, nutrition and health, youth development, and consumer and financial literacy. Visit the website at www.ccefm.com. Or call 762-3909.


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Mail::Sender provides an object-oriented interface to sending mails. It directly connects to the mail server using IO::Socket. Mail::Sender is going away... well, not really, but it's being officially marked as "out of favor". Email::Sender is the go...CAPOEIRAB/Mail-Sender-0.902 5 (5 reviews) - 11 Jul 2016 18:28:35 GMT - Search in distribution
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By Michael H. Kleinschrodt
DVD columnist
"The Ex," a supposed comedy from director Jesse Peretz, isn't going to be a highlight on anyone's resume.
Zach Braff was better in "Garden State" (and on any episode of "Scrubs"); Jason Bateman was better in "Smokin' Aces" (and on any episode of "Arrested Development"); and Amanda Peet was better in "The Whole Nine Yards" and "A Lot Like Love."
Lawyer Sofia feels compelled to give up her job to be a stay-at-home mom. Slacker Tom decides to get serious about his career, accepting a job with advertising executive Chip Sanders (Bateman), who just happens to be one of Sofia's high school boyfriends -- and who just happens still to be carrying a torch for Sofia.
This should set the stage for a black comedy about personal and professional sabotage, but mostly the film goes for simple slapstick. It's most funny at its most cruel, but "The Ex" too rarely goes there.
It doesn't help that there's a whiff of desperation to the forced hijinks, which place unconvincing characters in unbelievable situations.
The DVD has few bonus features -- really just a selection of deleted scenes, a tacky alternate opening and a couple of alternate endings that don't work as well as the movie's actual ending. The blooper reel is even more laughless than the film.
1 star
Starring: Zach Braff, Jason Bateman and Amanda Peet. Director: Jesse Peretz. Rating: Unrated; merits R, for sexual content, language and a drug reference. Running time: 84 minutes.
Also arriving this week
Release dates are subject to change.
The Lives of Others 3½ stars (R, 2006) In East Berlin in 1984, a Stasi agent (Ulrich Muehe, who died from stomach cancer in July) begins to question the effect his spying has on his targets, including an actress (Martina Gedeck) and her playwright lover (Sebastian Koch). The movie, written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, won the Oscar for best foreign language film. The sensitively told tale, blessed with strong performances across the board, illustrates the corrupting influence of power, and the clash between idealism and pragmatism. DVD includes audio commentary, deleted scenes, interviews and a look at the making of the film. In German with subtitles. Some sexuality/nudity. 2 hours 17 minutes.
Perfect Stranger 2 stars (R, 2007) Investigative reporter Halle Berry goes undercover to find the connection between a friend's murder and powerful ad executive Bruce Willis. James Foley's cast includes Giovanni Ribisi and Gary Dourdan. Solid performances and an intriguing story get viewers only two-thirds of the way through the film, which then collapses on itself like a house of cards. DVD includes a production documentary. Sexual content, nudity, some disturbing violent images and language. 1 hour 49 minutes.
The Ultimate Gift 2½ stars (PG, 2007) A young man is required to complete a series of life-changing tasks in order to claim the inheritance left in his grandfather's will. Michael O. Sajbel directs an adaptation of the novel by Jim Stovall. The cast includes Drew Fuller, James Garner, Ali Hillis, Abigail Breslin, Lee Meriwether, Brian Dennehy and Bill Cobbs. The movie's ideas are intriguing, but Sajbel tends to hammer his points too hard and ultimately compromises his own message. DVD includes interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. Thematic elements (including a seriously ill child), some violence and language. 1 hour 57 minutes.
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Photoelectric sensors provide key position information in industrial process control. Since these sensors are in the middle of the action, both small and rugged are critical factors. When an international protection (IP) rating of IP67 is standard, size, functionality and features become key differentiating factors. However, even rugged can be enhanced with chemical resistance capability or additional approvals from well-known rating organizations. In a 2007 survey of proximity sensors of all types conducted by Control Engineering, users ranked the following characteristics as important or very important:
Short-circuit protection;
Reverse-polarity protection;
Automatic sensitivity adjustment;
Corrosion resistance and
Washdown protection.
These three sensors provide a variety of examples for many of the above.
Totally encapsulated in a perfluoroalkoxy (PFA) jacket, Banner Engineering's WORLD-BEAM Q12 Series targets wet and corrosive industrial environments. The chemical-resistant, miniature photoelectric sensors have a 22- x 8- x 12-mm sealed housing and an IP67 rating and have been tested for 1,200 psi washdowns. Capable of sensing up to 1.5m in the opposed mode and 15, 30 and 50 mm in fixed-field ranges, the sensor is also available in polarized and non-polarized, retro-reflective sensing modes. Units have short-circuit protection, as well as protection for false pulse on power-up. Green and yellow LED status indicators identify power ON, overloaded, light sensed and marginal signal. Available in dark or light-operation models with bipolar NPN/PNP outputs, units mount directly on or inside manufacturing equipment in standard available mounting holes and come with either a 2 or 9m attached cable or 150 mm pigtail Pico-style quick disconnect.
With small parts conveying equipment in mind, Balluff designed the BOS 11K photoelectric sensor. The 34.5- x 29.3- x 15-mm T-style housing allows smaller machine designs for factory applications. Diffuse, retro-reflective, polarized retro-reflective and thru-beam styles are available in an ultrasonically welded housing. In addition to its IP67 rating, the sensor is UL and CSA approved. Units are protected from short-circuits, polarity, reversal and voltage spikes. LEDs provide enhanced diagnostics with a highly visible 360-degree LED window for easy troubleshooting. With the company's BMS mounting system, the sensors can be mounted in almost any position. The combination allows the sensor's use in flexible packaging, tabletop and general conveyor applications.
With Ø 4 mm smooth and M5 threaded sizes, Lynch Electronics Series 1050 proximity sensors are promoted as the smallest fully self-contained photoelectric proximity switch on the market. Units have a stainless-steel housing. The use of parabolic mirrors instead of lenses for the optics allows vacuum-potting of the electronics and the optical parts providing ruggedness and IP67 protection. Chip-on-board technology instead of a ceramic substrate in the electronics portion provides greater shock and deformation resistance. Protective circuitry includes short-circuit, overload and reversed wires, as well as overvoltage protection from voltage spikes on the output and power supply. Proper operation is indicated by a yellow LED that lights when the output is switched. If the receiver has insufficient or excessive light, the LED flashes. The sensor's sensitivity is factory adjusted for operating distances of 20 and 50 mm.


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We are now entering Week 16 of the 2010 NFL season with close playoff race's in many divisions.
The New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons both share the best record in the NFL, at 11-2, while the Carolina Panthers have the worst overall record this year with only one win and 12 losses.
The last two weeks of the season will be crucial to many teams in the pursuit for a post-season birth.
The following slides are the power ranking for Week 16 of the 2010-11' NFL Season.