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Lotus Renault GP narrowly missed out on points in India's inaugural 60 lap race, with Vitaly Petrov and Bruno Senna crossing the line in 11th and 12th respectively.
They did, however, improve on their starting positions and the R31 showed decent pace in clean air. Bruno started 14th, having struggled with changing balance as the dusty track evolved. Vitaly ended Q1 at the top of the time sheets, but made some errors in Q2 that left him 11th. A five-place penalty handed over from the Korean Grand Prix meant he started behind his team-mate in 16th.
Bruno made a lightening start to get up to 10th place at the end of the first lap. Unfortunately a KERS problem made him a sitting duck later in the race and, though he was riding ninth in the middle stint, he eventually dropped out of the points.
Vitaly pitted on Lap 3 to switch hard tyres for softs, and a mistake with the clutch baulked his hopes of a quick getaway. This put him behind traffic, and scotched his race plan because Sergio Perez and the Force Indias were quicker on the straights and difficult to overtake.
Bruno Senna: "It was a very mixed race for me today. I got a very strong start where I jumped four places, so I was delighted with that. But then I suffered a KERS problem, and fighting without it made the remainder of the race difficult. I had a good second stint and we had a chance to get in the points, but now we must look forward to Abu Dhabi."
Vitaly Petrov: "My start was good especially considering I was on hards. I made an early pitstop and made a mistake with the clutch which cost me time as I couldn't pull away. This disrupted our plan and I emerged behind cars whose straight-line speed was higher than mine, but I kept attacking like hell to try to pass. I had a lot of oversteer and nearly lost the car in Turn 9 after hitting the kerb and touching the grass, but luckily I caught it. That was a big moment!"
Eric Boullier, Team Principal: "Overall this weekend was a squandered opportunity. It's very clear that we had pace at this track. During the practice sessions we managed to show what we were capable of but we were not able to pull the quick laps out of the bag when it mattered. We need to pull ourselves together for the last two races so we can close the season on a better note."
Claudio Berro, Group Lotus Director of Motorsport: "It's disappointing not to have any points to show for the weekend when, clearly, the car had the pace to net eighth or ninth place, but let's hope everything comes together in these final two races and we fulfill our promise with some strong finishes."


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That subject to all valid existing rights and claims, lot 15, section 1, township 12 north, range 17 west, Mount Diablo meridian, California, being part of the public lands of the United States, be, and the same is hereby, withdrawn from entry, sale, or other disposition and set aside as an addition to the Manchester Rancheria in California, for the exclusive use and benefit of the Manchester Band of Pomo Indians residing thereon.
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Recently, I had to convert a PSD into a theme for a Volusion store. I don't really mind doing something new because I know that you'll always, always learn something from it. But volusion just made me appreciate WordPress, Drupal and MVC frameworks more.
When I first looked at the code within Volusion's LiveEditor, I thought
"Well this is going to be simple and easy." But I was so, so, so wrong. It was
a nightmare so hard, I'm not used to making the design work for the CMS — I'm used to bending it with my jedi mind tricks (or well, try).
Volusion only has one theme for everything. Ever since I started learning more and more about Drupal, I've started to appreciate this one-theme-for-all-page strategy where you update all of the options in the admin panel instead of in the theme itself. It wasn't easy at first because I was used to how WordPress works but I realized that this way is actually more flexible (and dare I say user-friendly for the clients once they're used to it), so that's not really what I dislike dislike about Volusion.
It's that there really is that one HTML file, and your CSS. With Volusion, you can show the contents of the site by adding

 within your theme, the Volusion script adds the code and content within that
div. And boy, do they add codes (read:
font!)! Unfortunately for you, the designer/front-end developer, you can't edit the codes that's within it. This means no conditional tags for your menu or sub menu, no includes, nothing. Just your HTML and CSS. :(
The code they add within
#content_area doesn't have a lot of classes or IDs either, having them would have made my life easier because I can select them through CSS. But no, they're using tables within tables within tables within tabl— well, you get the drift. So in the end, don't be surprised if your CSS will look something like this:
table[cellspacing="2"] table table table font { styles }
table[cellpadding="8"] table table td .classname table { styles }
You can customize how it looks per category but whenever you have to adjust something, let's say, change a URL in one of the sections or add a new section, it means that you have to edit it in all of the category pages. It's like editing static HTML files all over again. This makes me sad because I feel that Volusion was left by its CMS counterpart and got stuck in the 90s. What. Is. Up?
Since you can't edit what goes on in your
#content_area div, it also means that if you want a bigger product image, you'll have to, you guessed it, update all of the product images so it will match the new design's specified image proportion. When the client said she wanted a bigger image, I initially thought that I'd just select a bigger version of the product image either in the option or code unfortunately though, there's no option for it. There is an tig welder reviews article in their support section on how to change your product thumbnails.
The submit buttons are all in images, too. Call me rigid in my ways or just plain lazy, but I'd like to have the option of just creating one background image to apply on all text-based buttons. And if I ever decide that images make a better experience for the users then I'd like to have that option, too.
I wonder what's going on with them, with the advent of hosted ecommerce solutions like shopify and bigcartel, just to name a few, you'd think they'd do everything they can to make theming and updating the sites easier and more flexible for their clients. I do know that you have to make your app backwards compatible for all of those who can't be bothered to update their design since whenever; but isn't it also the service provider's responsibility to make sure that what they have is at par with what's out there? I'm really curious with what's cooking in the Volusion HQ, will they be updating their backend's design (that doesn't work that well with webkit-based browsers), etc?


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Chris Wallace, Serious Journalist
Interviewing [1] Obama advisor Davis Axelrod on Fox News Sunday this week, Chris Wallace asked the type of question that prompts the use of the rewind button, just to confirm the silly gotcha query was actually made on public policy television show, and pitched by a 'serious' journalist like Wallace.
The topic the Fox host was pressing Axelrod on was tax fairness and specifically Obama's recent urging [2] of Congress to pass the so-called Buffett Rule, named after famed investor Warren Buffett, which would require people earning over one million each year to pay a tax rate of at least 30 percent.
Wallace wanted to know if Obama was truly committed to the issue [emphasis added]:
[I]f I may, David, the question I have for you is: if the president feels so strongly about tax fairness, is he going to he contribute money to the Treasury and they have a special department just for this, to help with the deficit?
And no, Wallace wasn't kidding. He soon pressed Axelrod again on the topic:
I take it then he's not going to contribute money to the Treasury to help with the deficit.
This, of course, is nonsense. Because the president is advocating for tax reform to help battle the deficit that means he's supposed to pay extra taxes, or donate part of his income to the U.S. Treasury, otherwise he's a hypocrite? That's not how a representative government works. Leaders in a democracy aren't expected to dip into their bank account in order to prove the seriousness of their policy beliefs.
Obama supports affordable college education, does Wallace think the president should pay the tuition of scores of students in order to prove his point? Obama supports investment in infrastructure, does that means he should make large donations to the Department of Transportation to help it build new bridges?
It's absurd.
What made Wallace's question even more ridiculous was that he had just claimed that the $47 billion raised from increasing taxes on the very rich over the next ten years, via the Buffett Rule, would be insignificant with regards to erasing the larger federal deficit.
David, according to one estimate -- the money you would get from the Buffett Rule would cover just 17 days of the increased deficit under the Obama budget.
Passing the Buffett Rule wouldn't dent the deficit, Wallace told Axelrod. But Wallace wanted to know if Obama was going to write a check to the U.S. Treasury to help ease the federal government's 13-figure deficit [3].
Chris Wallace, serious journalist.
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ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - Canada's Mike Weir, winner of the 2003 Masters, withdrew from the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a rib injury on Saturday.
Weir, who was looking forward to celebrating the 10th anniversary of his only major win at Augusta next month, walked off the Bay Hill course after going four-over through 11 holes.
Playing on a career money earnings exemption after three barren injury plagued seasons, Weir had begun to show signs of turning his game around by making the cut at Bay Hill.
The Canadian lefty had made the cut in just five PGA Tour events over the last three years, three of those coming this season where his best finish was a tie for 50th at Pebble Beach.
"I'm feeling closer," Weir told Reuters after his opening round on Thursday. "It's not easy but it's part of the game.
"I want to compete and that makes the hard work easier. I still love the game, still enjoy practicing and being out there."
Weir had been scheduled to play the Houston Open next week in his final competitive tune-up before the year's first major.
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Register now for Vol State spring classes at Wilson Central High School
Registration is open now for Volunteer State Community College spring semester classes at Wilson Central High School.
There are 11 courses to choose from: Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, English Composition I and II, Introduction to Art, Computer Technology and Applications, Fundamentals of Speech Communication, Writing I and II, Introduction to Sociology and Survey of American History II.
Online classes are another popular option at Vol State. The topics range from Human Growth and Development to Principles of Accounting and include many of the general education requirement classes. Online classes allow students to work at home and on their own schedule. The complete spring schedule of classes can be found on the college web site.
Classes start Jan. 14. New students will need to apply to the college before they can register for classes. That can be done online at www.volstate.edu or in person at the campus in Gallatin. Admissions Advisors can walk new students through the process by calling (615) 230-3688. Wilson Central High School is located off Highway 109 in between Lebanon and Mt. Juliet.


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"We have lost the most beloved member of the Cardinals family," said William DeWitt Jr., Chairman of the St. Louis Cardinals. "Stan Musial was the greatest player in Cardinals history and one of the best players in the history of baseball." "The entire Cardinals organization extends its sincere condolences to Stan's family, including his children Richard, Gerry, Janet and Jean, as well as his eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren," DeWitt said. "We join fans everywhere in mourning the loss of our dear friend and reflect on how fortunate we all are to have known 'Stan the Man'."
|Musial in 2010
A three-time National League MVP (1943, 1946 and 1948) and winner of seven NL batting titles, Musial played in 24 All-Star Games (from 1959-62, Major League Baseball held two All-Star Games each season) and finished his career with a .331 batting average. At the time of his retirement, Musial stood as the National League's all-time career record holder in games (3,026), runs scored (1,949), hits (3,630), doubles (725) and runs batted in (1,951) among other records, and he was still ranked among the top 10 in those categories in 2012.
Musial, who was born in Donora, Pennsylvania, signed with the Cardinals in 1938 and made his major league debut with the team in 1941. Musial was a member of the Cardinals teams that won the World Series in 1942, 1944 and 1946. He missed the entire 1945 season to serve in the United States Navy during World War II.
Musial was named a Cardinals' vice president at the end of his playing career in 1963 and he served in that capacity for more than 25 years. In 1967, Stan served as the general manager of the Cardinals team that defeated the Boston Red Sox to win the World Series.
A resident of St. Louis from the beginning of his major league career until his death, Musial was actively engaged in business, civic and charitable work in the St. Louis community. He was co-owner of the popular "Stan Musial and Biggie's Restaurant" in St. Louis for more than two decades and he was active with numerous charities including the USO, Senior Olympics, the Boy Scouts, the Crippled Society of St. Louis, Covenant House and Cardinals Care. "Stan was a true civic treasure, who did so much for our community," Dewitt said.
In 2012, the St. Louis Sports Commission announced that National Sportsmanship Awards will be renamed "The Musial Awards" in recognition of his status as an exemplary role model for athletes. During Musial's entire major league playing career he was never ejected from a game by an umpire – a mark of both extraordinary self-discipline and sportsmanship. Musial served as chair of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports for President Lyndon B. Johnson from 1964-67 and he served as unofficial emissary to Poland and was awarded the Cavalier Cross of the Order of Merit, the Polish government's highest civilian honor.
In 2010 Musial was named a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, receiving the medal from President Barack Obama at a White House ceremony in 2011. Considered the highest civilian honor bestowed by the U.S. government, the Medal of Freedom recognizes individuals who have made an "especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors." Awarding the Medal to Musial at the 2011 ceremony, President Obama said, "Stan remains to this day an icon untarnished, a beloved pillar of the community, a gentleman you'd want your kids to emulate."
Musial's wife of 71 years, the former Lillian "Lil" Labash, passed away in May 2012. Funeral arrangements have not yet been finalized. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Covenant House or charity of the fan's choice in the name of Stan Musial. The Cardinals have set up a memorial site around the Musial Statute at Gate 3 at Busch Stadium, which will remain in place until a date yet determined. The team has also set up a web page (cardinals.com/stan) to pay tribute to Stan and allow fans to offer condolences to the family.


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Anybody ever try something like this?
It's a big thing in Montreal on the St. Lawrence. Special boards etc. Have not tried, I cross the bridge and keep heading E.
I saw a few years ago a special on this kid who grew up in Munich surfing that thing and made it or almost made the ASP would tour. Pretty amazing how far drive and determination can take you.
The Amazon wave is still the most amazing of this kind... But I did see this Munich wave in a surf movie years ago... It was about the kid who almost made the tour... I forget which movie it was though, a pretty major one if I remember...
Geeze that looks dangerous. I always thought river surfing looked fun, but in the dark with water moving that fast? No thanks.
The Amazon wave is much different then the Munich wave, it's a tidal bore. Movie is called - My Story (Marlon Lipke).


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Nursery available at all services.
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God has given us "this year also" to be fruitful for Him. Here is a practical, New Year challenge from our pastor to help us make 2015 a fruitful year for God.
We can learn much regarding how to pray effectively by studying the prayers of saints God selected and preserved for a record for us in the Bible. In our text today, there is a second important element in Nehemiah's prayer that naturally flows from the first element seen in Nehemiah 1:5--acknowledge sins committed. A person who has an unclear grasp of God's nature will never pray with a clear understanding of his own sin.
This exposition of Nehemiah 1:6-7 teaches us important truth regardiing the confession of sin and how to incorporate this important element in order to pray effectively. There is a three-fold spirit to Nehemiah's praying that must be found in our praying as we acknowlege sins committed. Listen to find out what they are!
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text: Former Professor and Director of the Missions Department, Dr. Norm Cook, was born and raised in northern Indiana. His journey as a believer began as a 16 year old high school senior, soon after he met his future wife, Muriel, and many of her missionary family and friends. Later while studying at Taylor University, he experienced an encounter with God that lead to a commitment to ministry and missionary work. Read the rest of this entry »


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If his coaches have looked at him and decided his ready to turn pro then they will know best.
There's been quite a few quality fighters turn pro before the age of 18. Over here there's the likes of Ryan Scope, Jordan Desbourough and Paddy Pimblett who turned pro young and did/are doing well.
Off the top of my head i'm sure Jordan Mein and Rory MacDonald turned pro when they were 16. Actually i think MacDonald had not long turned 16.
I'm not saying every 16/17 year old fighter should be looking to turn pro but there are some who are more than good enough and if they are good enough and want to fight pro and their team think they are ready then fair enough IMO.


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Rumors have been swirling about whether or not Jordin Sparks and Jason Derulo are engaged. Over the weekend at the VMAs, Jordin has spotted with some bling on her finger - her wedding ring finger. Unfortunately no one has confirmed if they are indeed engaged, but they just celebrated their 2-year anniversary!
But the couple stopped by Y100 in Miami to talk to the station's Mack and Nina. The two talked about their relationship and life together, and it seems like this two were made for each other. They also talk about Jason's new single "Marry Me," and what their wedding would be like!
If they're not engaged now, it sounds like they're headed in that direction!
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Rice is cultivated on the valley floors. Coffee plantations occupy hillside clearings. Other crops are tea, cardamom, rubber, pepper, and millet. There are orange groves in the south and evergreen timber forest forests in the west.
From the 9th century CE Coorg was an independent kingdom. A Hindu dynasty ruled almost continuously from the late 16th century until it was overthrown by the British in 1834. The region became a province (a state after 1950) of British India and because of its ruggedness was sometimes referred to as the "Wales of India." Administered by the chief commissioner of Mysore from 1881 to 1947, Coorg was absorbed into Mysore (now Karnataka) in 1953. The main towns are the district headquarters, Mercāra (q.v.), Mercara, Somvarpet, VīrarājendrapetVirarajendrapet, and Ponnampet. Area, 1,585 square miles (4,104 square km). Pop. (19812001) 461545,888322.


text: Posted February 5, 2013 To Steve success means him catching 10 passes for 150 yards per game and never make the playoffs, not this making the playoffs and superbowl stuff. It's so ironic it's coming from a guy who plays for a team that hasn't been in the playoffs in almost 10 years. Oh yeah, he's obviously been drama queen all his life right, Blue? he never shuts up about me me me. . psssh all those times he lays blocks down field are by accidentally tripping into people near the play. 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Bangs on Michelle O. and Pippa M.'s face; Diane von F.'s prints and non-model bodies; Small children, large masses, cute animals; these are a few of Karl Lagerfeld's least favorite things… (Okay, so it doesn't exactl rhyme, but seriously. The man hates everything except cats and iPods!) (TheGloss)
So apparently the reason Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are ridiculously broke right now is because they thought an asteroid was going to destroy the Earth in 2012, and as such, spent all their money as quickly and lavishly as possible. Suuuuuure, guys. Whatever you say. (The Frisky)
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The strategy: To teach my children about money.
How do I do that? There are plenty of tips and each family is different, but the overwhelming consensus is that you start by talking openly about money with your children - making them part of the family finances.
There was some debate recently about an initiative by the government's MoneySmart program to provide a package for teaching primary school children about basic money matters. But MoneySmart was spot on: the sooner your children learn good financial habits, the more likely they are to keep them when they get older.
MoneySmart also has some great tips on its website - moneysmart.gov.au - to help parents get their children started. It suggests, for example, that even preschoolers can learn the value of money and saving.
Try showing them just what $5 will buy when you go shopping - a couple of small items or a single one.
Even if your children are too young to count properly, they can benefit from seeing money build up in a piggy bank.
When you take them shopping, MoneySmart advises, talk about the difference between things they want and things they need. Over time, they will come to learn about prioritising spending so that the essentials are purchased first, and any leftover money can be used to buy indulgences.
What about pocket money? Pocket money can cause headaches for many parents. How much is too much? What do you do if your daughter's best friend gets more pocket money than she does? There are no wrong and right answers, and the ''right'' amount of pocket money will depend on what your child will spend it on. If the deal is that your child pays for things like movies and school lunches, you can obviously justify more than if the money is simply for extras.
MoneySmart says pocket money is a great way to teach children that money has to be earnt - that it doesn't grow in ATMs!
Draw up a job chart with a small amount of money for each chore that they do. If your children are saving for something special, they can earn the ticks for the jobs much faster.
How do I get them to save rather than just spend their money? Setting up a bank account for your children is also important in encouraging them to save.
Online financial comparison site RateCity lists a number of banks and mutuals that offer good accounts for children, with many of them rewarding saving by paying higher interest. Suncorp's Kids Savings account, for example, pays 4.75 per cent interest if your child deposits $20 a month and only makes one withdrawal. MECU pays 4.5 per cent for a minimum $10 deposit and no withdrawals, and the Commonwealth Bank's Youthsaver account pays 4.01 per cent if you make one deposit and no withdrawals.
Help your children save for special purchases by discussing how long it will take them to save a certain amount if they put aside different sums from their pocket money. MoneySmart, and the the banks themselves, all have good savings calculators you can play with.
MoneySmart also advises setting a family savings goal, such as a holiday, and using it to involve the children in the family finances. And it suggests pocket money be paid in a combination of notes and coins so children can immediately put some aside for saving.
Other handy tips include sending older children to do the grocery shopping with a list and a fixed amount of money. They get to keep any money left over. Let smaller children pay for small purchases at the checkout and check that they have been given the correct change. Show your children how to read household bills and statements and, when your child is old enough, encourage them to get a part-time job and draw up a budget.


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As for how best to approach the esoteric and occult writers such as Selvius or Oliver, I believe the reader has two viable choices. For readers capable of suspending disbelief, the writer's mysterious work can simply be viewed as a truthfull account of a most amazing reality. For readers unable to suspend belief, and I include myself in this group, the best approach is to view your interation with the text as sort of a one-person pot-luck (where most of what you consume will likely have been brought by you). In other words, rather than simply dismissing the text as the work of a deranged writer, we might do better by examining our own responses to the esoteric work. We can use the text as a mirror to reflect on our own beliefs and biases. Even in the worst possible light, the psychological implications of such a text become a viable avenue for exploration. Freud envisioned art as a type of therapy, a socially acceptable way to deal with psychological problems. It is certainly not an uncommon belief that the momentary brilliance of the crazed artistic mind often sheds light into the darkest corners of human existence as it burns itself out. While Selvius and Oliver are not Kafka or Poe, the "real" worlds they lived in are richly symbolic, often beautifully chaotic, and darkly msysterious--much like the world the rest of us only visit in our dreams?
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Knight was one of 21 people honored at the Shoulders We Stand On event, spotlighting the contributions African-Americans have made in Long Beach.
Knight, an Alabama native who moved to Long Beach in 1962, was commended for, among other things, her role as chairwoman of a 2002 NAACP Long Beach Branch task force that investigated the death of Marcella Byrd. A schizophrenic black woman, Byrd was fatally shot by police while wielding an 8-inch kitchen knife.
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Doris Topsy-Elvord, a former Long Beach Harbor commissioner and former City Council member;
Vera Mulkey, a community activist;
Lauretta Sampson, a community activist;
Marie Treadwell, a former president with the National Council for Negro Women;
Dale Clinton, a former Long Beach Civil Service commissioner;
Marcus Tucker, a retired juvenile court judge;
Alta Cooke, the first African-American music teacher in the Long Beach Unified School District;
Minnie Douglas, an educator and community activist;
Bobbie Smith, the first African-American to serve on the Long Beach Unified school board;
Frank Cummings, an art professor at Cal State Long Beach;
Aaron Day, an author and genealogist;
Charlotte Berry, a community activist;
Clarence Smith, the second African-American Long Beach City Council member;
Millie Whisenton, a businesswoman;
Charles Ussery, the city's first African-American police chief;
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- A former animal shelter employee, allied with dismissed volunteers who are concerned with the direction of the center, said he will appeal the city's decision this year to terminate his employment.
Jesse Kreider, 30, of Upland, characterized the city's termination of his employment as retaliation for speaking out as a "whistle blower" on what he described as improper conduct by shelter management and some employees.
"The city of Rancho Cucamonga is sending a clear message to the public, volunteers and also its employees, and that message is to not speak out against inappropriate acts," Kreider said at a recent council meeting. "...Do not make completely legitimate complaints or the city of Rancho Cucamogna will fire or dismiss you."
Among the official reasons Krieder said were given to him as grounds for termination by the city were insubordination, being disrespectful, and being neglectful on investigations. Kreider's appeal hearing will be held on April 30 at city hall.
"They still have an opportunity to make this right and if they want to work something out, I'm all ears," said Kreider, who added he's had good reviews until new leadership took over. "I just want to make things right between the volunteers and the city and also myself and I'm going to continue to support That Group until the city can start listening to both sides, because right now, they're not listening."
At a January council meeting, Kreider described that a Marc Steinorth election sign, with visible holes in it, could be seen inside the field service office, days after the new councilman was elected to council on Nov. 6. Kreider said some at the shelter had expressed disdain for the then-candidate and volunteers who supported him.
Kreider said a tranquilizer gun had been used to shoot at the sign at the shelter. Kreider characterized the shooting up of the sign and its display in a shelter office as a political act prohibited by the employee manual, but allowed by shelter management.
City officials said they could not discuss the personnel issues in the matter "because of legal matters at hand," but defended the direction of the shelter.
"Despite what the small group of individuals may want the public to believe, the animal center is thriving and has a great team of compassionate staff and volunteers that are tirelessly working together to save thousands of animals each year," said Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care and Services Center Director Veronica Fincher in a statement. "Thanks to our staff, volunteers and our community support, last year 84 percent of our dogs and cats were placed in new homes, with rescue and adoption partners or reunited with their owners."
In an earlier interview, city manager John Gillison said the sign incident has been looked into by the city, and added the issue was "handled appropriately," without providing further detail.
During the council meeting, Steinorth said he wanted the public to know he harbors no ill-will whatsoever based on comments about the sign.
"I want to make sure that it's clear I have a completely unbiased approach and that my impartiality has not been influenced whatsoever by the comments," Steinorth said.
Kreider is allied with That Group, a group of former Rancho Cucamonga animal center volunteers who say they were wrongfully terminated in November after publicly speaking out against animal mistreatment and improper euthanasias.
About two dozen members of That Group, wearing purple shirts, came to a recent city council meeting to support Kreider and continue a debate over the direction of the shelter.
The dismissed volunteers want to return to work and bring back animal socialization and promotion efforts they say were eliminated under Fincher, who began direction of the shelter in 2011.
Susan Keithly, a shelter volunteer who was dismissed in November, and a member of That Group, said animals' lives are being lost because of policy changes. She said the shelter should reinstate programs and bring back volunteers.
"Will the council do anything to help," Keithly said. "We don't want any recognition. We're still willing to try to work with Veronica, despite everything she's done."
Fincher, in an earlier interview, said all options are exhausted before an animal is euthanized, and said the center engages in outreach to rescue organizations, support shelters, and the public. Decisions to euthanize an animal are based on the dog or cat's ability to adjust to kennel life, adoptability, and safety for prospective adopters, she said.
But critics have voiced concern that efforts aren't going far enough, and animals are being improperly categorized as unadoptable.
"All they have to do is say it had an issue with its temperament and they can automatically lie and say the reason is it had a bad temperament,"
Kreider said. "I know that's not the case. I saw it multiple times. In fact, one of the dogs I picked up, they claimed to be aggressive, and that was the nicest dog I came across. I was shocked when they put that dog down."
Assistant city manager Lori Sassoon said animal center staff are highly qualified, trained experts who bring specific expertise in how to evaluate animal behavior.
"Those are decisions that are matters of professional judgement that need to be made, and they're made following some careful thought," Sassoon said of the decision to euthanize and animal. "It's not something that's done lightly."
Animal center volunteer Cynthia Stukey agreed.
"Every volunteer and every staff person there cares and feels for the animals as much as they do," Stukey said.
Mayor Pro Tem Sam Spagnolo defended the center, saying the animal center has passed two evaluations by the state and the county in response to allegations of misconduct in recent months.
"I think their concerns have been addressed at the county and the state, and both came in on surprise inspections," Spagnolo said. "They weren't scheduled and the center was given a clean bill of health. I don't see a need to go over that again."
Spagnolo said the center is currently undergoing a San Bernardino County grand jury investigation prompted by allegations of misconduct.
Councilman Bill Alexander said during the council meeting he hopes the council listens to all of the arguments "very carefully." Alexander, who was on the council when the city took control of the shelter from the county several years ago, said he is concerned about the allegations raised by That Group, and suggested further council review in possible hearings.
"My hope is that our mayor will see the necessity and anybody who desires talking the lead on getting something like this going," Alexander said.
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A few changes from my last one, the James Jones trade has been removed as it would be criminal if GB let him go after the season he's having. Here goes anyway...
: Eric DeCosta- Worked with Newsome and gained knowledge and understanding of how they draft so successfully.
:Chip Kelly- Gets his shot in the NFL and gives us an offense that can score points and be exciting.
Bart Scott- Too old now and can't play against a no-huddle offense
Calvin Pace- Doesn't set the edge like he used to and cant rush passer
Jason Smith- Bring him back on a low contract
Eric Smith- Don't even need an explanation
Bryan Thomas- Great servant but too old and slow now
Tim Tebow to Jacksonville for a 5th and 7th round pick- Not used in situations he was brought here for so its a waste of his abilities and our time. Let him go home and sell tickets for the Jags.
Mark Sanchez to Kansas City Chiefs for a 7th round pick- They will probably get either Geno or Barkely so they will need a vet for competition, we free ourselves from Mark and go in a new direction which is needed desperately.
Kyle Wilson and a 6th round pick to Tampa Bay for a 3rd round pick- The Bucs need cornerback help in a huge way and when Revis comes back i expect Wilson to want to start somewhere which he would in TB.
Dustin Keller (franchised)- Obvious why he needs to stay!
LaRon Landry- Fits into what we are doing on defense
Yeremiah Bell- Probably a role player next year and mentor
Ricky Sapp- Needs to start getting more playing time
Mike DeVito- Great team player and locker room guy
Nick Folk- Very underrated, love his play this year(apart from last week)
Jason Smith- Like what he has done for us and he does have potential
Free Agency:
Mike Vick- He will certainly be released after the season with that contract, we will look to take a QB early next year as this year nobody has done much for me. Vick gives us the perfect QB to run Chip Kelly's fast and explosive offense.
Andy Levitre- Replacement for Moore, younger and better!
Shaun Phillips- Not going to cost anywhere near what Barwin or Avril will but can still give us 2-3 years of quality play.
Mike Jenkins- Give him a one year deal as our slot corner who if he plays well probably gets a big deal next year with someone else.
Ty Warren- Can come in and give us an extra body on the d-line, he's had injuries so a non-guaranteed contract would be about right.
We have needed to trade down and get more picks for years now so with our new Gm hopefully we will become more smart.
I have us ending up with the 12th overall pick with which we trade down to the high 20's and gain an extra 2nd and 4th pick. Id also trade both 7ths for a 6th.
1. Chance Warmack - OG - Alabama - 6'3 320lbs- We need to give whoever our Qb is time and protection and this addition would solidify that in a huge way!
2. Ezekiel Ansah - DE/OLB - BYU - 6'6 260lbs- Dude is a monster and become the pass rushing phenom that we have searched for for so long. He will have to show at his pro day that he can transition to OLB easily but i'm sure he will be a great player.
2. DJ Fluker - OT - Alabama - 6'6 340lbs- Would come in and give competition to Howard at right tackle and in my opinion win out.
3. Anthony Barr - OLB - UCLA - 6'4 240lbs- I'm projecting him to go in the 3rd at the moment but will probably change depending on if he declares and his proday etc. Can be a pure situation specialist rusher and create havoc!
4. Kenjon Barner - RB - Orgeon - 5'11 195lbs- Unbelievable speed and quickness who can form a great partnership with Powell in the backfield.
4. C.J. Fiedorowicz - TE - Iowa - 6'6 265lbs- Huge, huge target with good speed, has the size and athletic ability to be our version of Gronk.
5. Jon Bostic - ILB - Florida - 6'1 246lbs- We need depth with Bart gone so i select a player with real upside and potential.
5. Tyrann Mathieu - CB/FS - LSU - 5'9 180lbs-He could come in and be a trouble maker which would mean him cut before preseason OR he could be a genuine steal and be a play-making defender and electric punt returner. In the 5th it's a gamble i'd take.
6. Aaron Mellette WR - Elon - 6'3 220lbs- Another target for Vick as we reform our wide receiver position. Runs a 4.43 so brings more speed to this offense which is needed for Chip Kelly.
6. Kyle Fuller - CB - Virginia Tech - 6'0 195lbs- Depth at cornerback and potential to take over from Mike Jenkins if he doesn't get a new contract.
7. Collin Klein - QB - Kansas State - 6'5 230lbs- 3rd stringer to take over from McElroy who becomes our back-up.
Final Depth Chart
Green-FA Blue-Draft picks
, G.McElroy,
RB: B.Powell,
, J.McKnight
FB: L.Hilliard
WR: S.Holmes, J.Kerley, J.White
WR: S.Hill,
TE: D.Keller,
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LT: D.Ferguson, J.Smith
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C: N.Mangold, V.Ducasse
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DE: M.Wilkerson, M.Devito,
NT: S.Pohua, K.Ellis, D.Harrison
DE: Q.Coples,
MLB: D.Harris,
MLB: D.Davis, J.Mauga
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FS: Y.Bell, J.Bush
SS: L.Landry, A.Allen
CB: A.Cromartie,
K: N.Folk
P: R.Malone
LS: T.Purdum
KR: J.McKnight,
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Not sure we'd be able to afford all of this, but if we could I couldn't complain. I really doubt Rex gets axed, but if he does the Chip Kelly-Mike Vick combo would make some sense. I'm also not really a fan of cutting Shonn Greene (which you didn't mention but I assumed that's what you did because he didn't appear in your depth chart), I think in the right system he could be a productive back, just not a three down back. He's run a lot better with Powell spelling him more often, I really like what I've seen. Also another thought, what would be the point of drafting the Honey Badger if you're not going to use him as a PR. Barner is good too, but just look at the highlights, Honey Badger is absolutely insane.
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Not sure we'd be able to afford all of this, but if we could I couldn't complain. I really doubt Rex gets axed, but if he does the Chip Kelly-Mike Vick combo would make some sense. I'm also not really a fan of cutting Shonn Greene (which you didn't mention but I assumed that's what you did because he didn't appear in your depth chart), I think in the right system he could be a productive back, just not a three down back. He's run a lot better with Powell spelling him more often, I really like what I've seen. Also another thought, what would be the point of drafting the Honey Badger if you're not going to use him as a PR. Barner is good too, but just look at the highlights, Honey Badger is absolutely insane.
I think the FA signings would be fine, don't forget by cutting Pace, J.Smith (then resigning him), E.Smith, and Bart Scott plus the trades of Sanchez, Wilson and Tebow that's $48m saved!! And yeah i forgot to change Mathieu to PR i will do it now!
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Grossss. Don't want Vick or Chip Kelly
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Don't like Chip or Vick signing rather bring in a guy like Mike McCoy and Sign 1 of Brady Quinn, Matt Moore, or Jason Campbell. Lost me a little on the draft I LOVE your first 3 Picks with Warmack Ansah and Flunker but no to Klein and we need to address WR earlier than that
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I like it all with the exception of still having holmes
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So . . . The Chiefs are giving you a 7th round pick so that they can sit a crappy QB on the bench and pay him 50Mil. 20 of which is guaranteed????
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The Mass 9/11 Fund is sponsoring a Remembrance Book for families. This book will allow families to share thoughts, memories and pictures of their lost loved ones with other 9/11 families and will be a lasting legacy. In order to have the book ready for distribution by September 2004, the Mass 9/11 Fund needs to have submissions by June 1, 2004. This gives families less than six weeks to create a layout (examples of the three possibilities can be found at http://www.massfund.org) and finalize decisions.
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WHAT: Workshop to help with Remembrance BookWHO: For families working on submissionsWHERE: 131 Rantoul Street in Beverly, MA (directions are provided below)WHEN: Wednesday, May 5, 6:30-8pmWITH: Meghan Gehan and Lucinda Nolet of VOCAL AFAR programRefreshments will be provided.DIRECTIONS: Take Route 128 North to Exit 22 E (Route 62 toward Beverly). Stay on this road for a few miles and go left at fork with gas station. You will eventually pass a McDonald's and Dunkin Donuts. Take right at lights (after Dunkin Donuts) for Rantoul Street. Health and Education Services is a block after Post Office on the left (#131). You can park in the lot adjacent to the building or on the street. Please enter through the door off the parking lot and follow signs.
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Asselin Acting SCCC President
Schenectady County Community College's (SCCC) Board of Trustees named Monday current Vice President of Student Affairs Martha Asselin as Acting President. Dr. Asselin will take over following President Quintin Bullock's departure, which is scheduled for March 2014. Dr. Bullock's last day at the college will be March 4 and Dr. Asselin will take on the new leadership role March 5.
Throughout this transition, SCCC's Board of Trustees will be conducting a national search for the college's next president, the school said in a release.
"Martha has been an essential member of SCCC for more than 20 years as a strong, experienced leader with the enthusiastic drive and insight we need to continue SCCC's growth as we transition into this next chapter," said SCCC Board of Trustees Chairwoman Denise Murphy McGraw. "The SCCC community wishes Dr. Bullock the best of luck in his new role and we thank him for his leadership.
Dr. Bullock will continue with us through the early spring semester as we further the college's reach into downtown Albany at the 112 State Street extension site."
Earlier this month, President Bullock accepted the position of President of the Community College of Allegheny County, a Pittsburgh-based community college with more than 60,000 students attending classes on four campuses.
"This is an exciting time for SCCC and I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as Acting President," said Asselin. "From Nanotechnology to Casino Gaming, we are now on the cutting edge of the most rapidly growing careers. Through Dr. Bullock's leadership, the college has grown so much, and the momentum will continue as we extend our reach and develop new programs that meet the needs of today's workforce."
With more than 30 years experience in higher education, Asselin became an integral part of SCCC in 1990. She currently serves as SCCC's Vice President of Student Affairs, with key oversight of several offices, including Admissions, Academic Advisement, Financial Aid, Career and Employment Services, Counseling, Athletics, Educational Opportunity Program and Multicultural Affairs, Counseling, ADA Transition Services and several grants.
"I congratulate Dr. Martha Asselin for being appointed as the Acting President of Schenectady County Community College and wish her success in this leadership role through the organized transition," said Bullock. "I want to thank the President's Council, faculty, and staff for their hard work and support of my leadership to move SCCC to its next level of excellence. We have accomplished tremendous success for SCCC, our community, and most importantly, our students."
Asselin was first appointed to the SUNY system in August 1984. Prior to joining SCCC, she served in Residential Life at the University of Delaware and SUNY Cobleskill. Asselin holds a bachelor's in both Psychology and Sociology from SUNY Oswego and holds both a Master of Science and Ph.D. in Educational Administration and Policy Studies from the SUNY Albany. Her dissertation entitled "Utilizing Social Networks in Times of Crisis: Understanding, Exploring and Analyzing Critical Incident Management at Institutions of Higher Education" was published in Spring 2012.
Asselin is Co-Chair of the College's Campus Safety Council and serves on the Faculty-Student Association, Affirmative Action/Multicultural Advisory Committee, Student Affairs Committee and Enrollment Action Team. She also serves as the Advisor to the Student Government Association and The Christian Fellowship Club. Asselin also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees for Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons High School in Albany, March for Babies of Schenectady County, serves as Co-President of the SUNY Campus Safety Council and is a longtime member and officer of the SUNY Community College Chief Student Affairs Officers Association.
Asselin has contributed her time to several community organizations, having served on the Advisory Board for the Institute of Community College Development, American Heart Association Board of Directors, Community Human Services Board of Directors, Girls Inc. of Schenectady Board of Directors and the YMCA Schenectady Downtown Branch Board of Directors.
Asselin has been recognized for her exemplary work through various awards, including the Chamber of Schenectady County's Good News Award and the YWCA's Woman of Achievement award for her creation of and work with the Schenectady Smart Scholars Early College in the High School program, which operates in collaboration with Schenectady High School, the State University of New York and the New York State Education Department.
She has also been recognized with the SUNY Student Affairs Special Program Award (2008), the Board Member of Distinction Award presented by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany (2008), the National Council on Student Development Regional Conference Presenter Award (2008) and the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service (1995).


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Male Bisexuals: As Common As Unicorns?
I know a lot of people – gay and straight – who believe that bisexuality, specifically bisexual men, exist about as much as they believe that unicorns exist. It seems that there are people who believe that only women can be bisexual and that women are more fluid than men when it comes to sexuality. They believe men can't be bisexual, but are either gay or straight. Hell, a few years ago I didn't even believe bisexuality was real and now I identify as bi.
I have big problem with this, and I mean a BIG problem. You might ask, "Why? You're a woman, why should you care about bisexual men?" I care because I think the gender stereotypes and …


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Suns' Heaney tacks on six shutout frames04/16/2014 1:42 AM ET
By Jake Seiner / MiLB.com
When Miami assigned Andrew Heaney back to Double-A Jacksonville to start 2014, it was with the intent that the left-hander improve certain periphery pitching skills. Chief among those was his ability to learn and attack hitters' tendencies.
Against Chattanooga on Tuesday, Heaney scored well in the read-and-react category.
The hurler took advantage of the Lookouts' aggressive nature and the 45-degree game-time temperature, allowing just one hit over six innings in a 4-0 Suns' victory.
Miami's top prospect struck out five and extended his scoreless streak to 12 frames in the Southern League contest. He allowed just one walk and retired the final 11 batters he faced.
As Marlins' director of player development Brian Chattin told MiLB.com before the season, Heaney was assigned to Jacksonville to sharpen "the finer parts of pitching," like holding runners, sequencing and scouting hitters.
Heaney's reads were sharp Tuesday. The hurler picked up early that Chattanooga was trying to drive balls to the middle and pull side. He also noticed a lot of hitters focusing on the inner half of the plate, trying to keep hands in tight as the cold weather prevented them from maximizing their bat speed.
"I was trying to stay away with my fastball," the southpaw said. "You could tell they, just on a cold night, they couldn't get their hands going on balls inside. When they tried to cheat to that, then the fastballs away, they got them all off the end of the bat."
One thing Heaney did better Tuesday than in his first two starts was induce weak ground-ball contact. The hurler got nine groundouts, something he credited to working his fastball to both sides of the plate, then following that with his offspeed offerings.
"If I was trying to get early contact, I was throwing the changeup," he said. "Then to put somebody away, it was a fastball in or the slider."
Heaney said he's gotten an extra boost this year from working with the Marlins' No. 9 prospect, catcher J.T. Realmuto. The backstop played in 106 contests with Jacksonville in 2013, and Heaney raved about Realmuto's ability to read hitters and communicate what he knows.
"As far as hitters' tendencies, I'm trying to be better about that," he said. "[Realmuto] is really good about that. That helps out a lot. He has a plan for everyone who comes up. I don't shake him off too often.
"He played in this league last year, so he knows a lot of the hitters. He's just really good at that. He knows how I like to pitch. He uses what he knows with my strengths and what I like to do."
Realmuto also had a big day at the plate, going 3-for-5 with a double, an RBI and a run.
Heaney allowed a single and a walk over the first two innings, but kept Chattanooga to one baserunner over his final four frames.
Casio Grider was the lone man to reach in the final four frames, and he got to first chasing a wild pitch for strike three. Grider was one of three Lookouts to strike out against Heaney in the third. The left-hander had a shot at a four-strikeout frame after Grider reached, but retired Brian Cavazos-Galvez on a flyout to right.
"I thought, 'Man, it's not very often I throw a ball past J.T. It must have been a [lousy] pitch," Heaney said. "When you get a strikeout and the guy reaches first, obviously it gets in your head a bit. Then I realized I had struck out two other guys. I wouldn't say I was extra-motivated to strike out the next guy, but it would've been cool."
After Grider reached, Heaney retired the final 11 batters he faced.
Heaney also dropped down a sacrifice bunt that resulted in a run when Chattanooga hurler Hector Nelo committed a throwing error in the top of the sixth.


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Elusive Lovers
Kristin Traube is naive about sex. So when Jack Traube, her sister's fiance, kisses her she thinks that she has been deflowered. As a result of this mistake, her parents force her to leave all she knows. She heads out West to try and make her way, but she can't escape Jack that easily. He finds Kristin living in Breckenridge, Colorado, and what follows is too good to be missed. ...
First Knight
The legend of King Arthur finds new meaning in this powerful romantic novel. When Guinevere, Lady of Leonesse, finds herself desperate for protection for both herself and her people from an ex-Knight of the Round Table, she turns to King Arthur to save them all. Guinevere's decision to marry the king leads her into danger and intrigue as she begins the wildest journey of her life. When Lancelot saves an unknown lady in the forest, both their heart...
Lords Of The White Castle
St. Martin's, Apr 2002, 26.95, 614 pp. ISBN: 0312288271 In 1184 as a favor to the lad's powerful family, King Henry II allows fifteen year old Fulke FitzWarin to join his teenage son Prince John's retinue as a squire. Coming from the Welsh Marshes, Fulke is considered a country bumpkin by the Prince. The eldest, Fulke must succeed if his family is to regain Whittington Castle lost generations ago, but still disputed. Fulke knows his tutor ...
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The Falcons of Montabard
St. Martin's, Aug 2004, 27.95, 473 pp. ISBN: 0312332084 In 1120, King Henry's men beat up Sabin FitzSimon for insulting His Royal Highness by having a tryst with Lora, the King's current favorite. Sabin's bruises are nothing compared to Lora being killed since she has no noble kin protecting her like the illegitimate Sabin has. Anticipating repercussions, his aristocratic family arranges for Sabin to go on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Believ...
The Love Knot
Oliver Pascal returns home from prilgrimage in 1140, to discover England ravaged by civil war. Among the surviviors are a young boy and his widowed nurse, Catrin. They have a lot in common and soon marry, but their happiness is shortlived. Catrin's husband hasn't died at all, and he returns to claim his property. Catrin is secretly trained in the art of midwifery, but she has to hide her knowledge for fear of being called a witch, but someone is go...
The Running Vixen
This book follows The Wild Hunt. Adam, Guyon and Judith's foster son, and their daughter Heulwen meet again after Adam returns from fighting for the King, and Heulwen is left widowed. Heulwen is struggling to overcome her dead husband's betrayal, while Adam craves the woman he's wanted as long as he can remember. One passionate filled night seals their fate, and they must fight through the treachery that surrounds them to survive and enjoy the love th...
The Wild Hunt
Guyon and Judith were forced into an arranged marriage to keep her ruthless uncle from taking her lands after the death of her father. Her father was a brutal man, making Judith petrified of all men. As the two characters grow older, and war threatens to tear them apart, they struggle to make their marriage work, and stay alive....
The Winter Mantle
St. Martin's, Apr 2003, 6.99, 512 pp. ISBN: 0312312911 In 1067, William the Conqueror has become the King of England and Normandy. To secure his hard-earned throne, he holds hostage many local nobles including the Earl Waltheof Siwardsson of Huntingdon, who remains a noble because he did not fight at Hastings. Shockingly, Waltheof finds he desires William's Norman niece, Judith and even more surprisingly they make a match of it even while treac...


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Trick-Or-Treating? Free The Children, iHeartMedia & The General Mills Foundation Team Up With Young Americans to Collect Non-Perishable Food Items This Halloween
Every year, millions of young Americans travel their neighborhoods, trick-or-treating for candy and goodies. Free The Children's We Scare Hunger campaign, made possible in the U.S. by The General Mills Foundation, and with support from iHeartMedia, its official U.S. media partner, encourages young people across the country to help those struggling with hunger by collecting goods for their local food pantry on and before Halloween.
The goal of We Scare Hunger is to generate awareness around local hunger-related issues in addition to raising necessary food items for local food banks across the U.S. Throughout the month of October, students, teachers and schools are invited to sign up to receive free program materials and resources at www.freethechildren.com/wescarehunger. As participants in the program, young people organize food drives throughout their schools or communities, and then on the evening of October 31 conclude their efforts on Halloween by trick-or-treating for canned goods and other non-perishable products, in addition to traditional candy. All food is then donated to local food banks.
iHeartMedia Communities, the community engagement brand of iHeartMedia, will support the U.S. launch of We Scare Hunger nationally on all 850 iHeartMedia radio stations in 150 markets from October 21 – October 31, 2013 with a series of on-air public service messages. The series of iHeartMedia produced spots will aim to mobilize youth, teachers and parents to take action this Halloween in the name of local hunger by asking each audience to collect/hand-out non-perishable foods items in addition to candy. The PSAs encourage listeners to visit www.iheartradio.com/hunger to sign up for We Scare Hunger and gain access to helpful resources and information to support this year's campaign. iHeartMedia's commitment includes more than $1.2 million in donated air time including digital placement on all iHeartMedia station websites.
"Thanks to the hard work of students across the country, as well as our generous partners General Mills Foundation and iHeartMedia, this Halloween, We Scare Hunger is aiming to provide hundreds of families access to healthy food this year," said Craig Kielburger, Co-Founder, Free The Children. "Last year, students from more than 1,500 schools across North America collected an estimated 875,000 pounds of food to help combat hunger in their communities. This year, students hope to raise 1 million pounds of food for local food banks."
"We Scare Hunger empowers youth in a fun and effective way to address a global issue that too often exists right in their own backyards," said Jessica King, Director of Community Engagement for iHeartMedia. "Free The Children is creating the next generation of philanthropists and iHeartMedia is pleased to play a role in promoting unique opportunities for kids to give back and help in their own communities."
"More than one in five children in the U.S. faces hunger," said Ellen Goldberg Luger, Executive Director, General Mills Foundation. "We Scare Hunger makes it easy to make a difference and fight hunger. It can mean doing something as simple as organizing a food drive or having an ample supply of non-perishable goods by the door to hand out on Halloween to designated trick-or-treaters."
We Scare Hunger is part of Free The Children's year-long We Act service learning and action programs, that combines service-based learning with meaningful community service. Designed as a menu of resources available to teachers and students, the We Act program can be used in-class to achieve service learning objectives or as extracurricular activities within student-led clubs. As part of this year's We Scare Hunger campaign, impact posters, how-to guides and lesson plans have been put together by Free The Children to help educators raise awareness about hunger issues inside the classroom.
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Michelle Obama's Election Night Style: Recycled Gorgeousness!
Taking a page from Kate Middleton, last night Michelle Obama wore a Michael Kors dress she's been photographed in before.
-PJ Gach
No matter who you voted for yesterday, we can all agree that Michelle Obama makes an incredibly stylish first lady — one we can relate to! Michelle Obama's been known to hit the J.Crew website late at night, and has a closet full of things from Ann Taylor, White House|Black Market, and even Target! We also love that when she goes high-end, Michelle has a tendency to wear young emerging American designers (Jason Wu, for one) as well as established ones (Tracy Reese, Michael Kors for example).
Mrs. O dresses like most of us: easy separates often topped with a cardi accented with great accessories. And — unlike some public figures and celebrities — she isn't afraid to be seen in the same dress or outfit more than once! In a lot of respects, Michelle's just like Kate Middleton: If she loves something, we'll definitely see it more than once.
Last night when President Obama gave his victory speech, he of course mentioned his wife, Michelle: "Let me say this publicly. Michelle, I have never loved you more. I have never been prouder to watch the rest of America fall in love with you too as our nation's first lady." Aw!
Last night was a case in point. Mrs. O wore a magenta silk pintucked dress by Michael Kors, paired with a black shrug and jewelry from House of Lavande. This isn't the first time we've seen her in this bright dress; she wore it in 2009 and in 2010. And why not? It's cut beautifully, looks great on her, and it's that modern classic item that women would go to again and again when they know they need to look great. For all we know Michelle may think of it as her "lucky dress."
We can't wait to see what other fab things she'll pull out of her closet during the next four years!
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BRONC WRESTLING - Three Sheridan Bronc wrestlers competed in the National high school coaches association tournament which wrapped up over this past weekend in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The Bronc's Cody Delk gained All-America status with a 6th place finish in the 195 sophomore weight class. Delk went 3-3 for the tournament.
Senior Lucas Giesey went 1-2 at 170 pounds and Senior Alex Marty went 0-2 at 285.
Last Saturday, the Bison and Lady Bison soccer teams traveled to Lander and both teams came away with victories.
The boys won their game 2-1 and now sit at 5-0 for the season.
Buffalo's girls also won their game by a score of 3-1, and their record is 2-3 so far this season.
In the 30th minute, Buffalo's Caley Stafford scored with an assist coming from Lisa Zezas.
Just three minutes later, Kaitlyn Armstrong scored on another assist from Stafford for a 2-1 Lady Bison lead.
LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan Lady Bronc soccer team remains unbeaten after taking two more conference games.
They beat Cheyenne East 2-1 and Cheyenne Central 4-2 to go to 8-0 on the season and 4-0 in conference play.
BRONC SOCCER - The Broncs split their matches in Cheyenne they beat East Friday 2-1 and dropped a 1-0 decision in Overtime to Cheyenne Central Saturday.
Tuesday both teams host Non-conference matches at Homer Scott stadium with Buffalo, the girls varsity will play at 4:00 and the boys at 6:00.
The Buffalo High School Soccer teams had a good weekend in Lander, as they both knocked off the Tigers and Lady Tigers on their home field.
The boys, ranked #1 going into the weekend, downed unranked Lander 2-1.
Buffalo's goals came from Wyatt Witty who scored in the 55th minute and Mitchell Wilcox who scored in the 80th minute. Kalob Rodriguez was credited with the assists on both goals.
The Lady Bison, ranked #4, defeated the #2-ranked Lady Tigers 3-1.
The boys are now 5-0 on the season, the girls are 2-3.
Next up for the teams is Sheridan on the road Tuesday.
2012 Susan Windham Track Meet
Gillette, Wyoming – Campbell County High School
Saturday March 31, 2012
SHS Girls Individual Results: (Top 8 Only)
100 Meter Dash
6 Mariah Grant 13.73
200 Meter Dash
7 Mariah Grant 28.69
800 Meter Run
6 Marissa Hegy 2:38.84
1600 Meter Run
8 Marissa Hegy 5:52.77
100 Meter Hurdles
5 Addison Stedillie 18.40
4 X 100 Meter Relay
4 Dani Ackels 54.42
Kristin Grammens
Mariah Grant
Jackie Wells
Shot Put
2 Shayla Christenson 34' 9.25"
Pole Vault
4 Stephanie Prill 8' 6"
6 Marissa Hegy 8' 0"
Buffalo and Kaycee High School sports teams have already begun their busy weekends, with both school's track teams participating in the Speedgoat Classic Track and Field meet Yesterday in Newcastle.
Buffalo, Kaycee, NSI and Midwest were among 17 schools attending.
No results from the meet have been released yet, but we will post them when available.
The Buffalo Bison soccer team, 4-0 overall and ranked #1, and the Lady Bison, 1-3 overall and ranked #5, are off today, but both will be in Lander on Saturday. Game times are at 12 and 2 for both the boys and girls.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan high school soccer teams play matches with Cheyenne East this evening, tomorrow it's Cheyenne Central.
The Lady Broncs are 2-0 in conference play and 6-0 overall after wins at Cheyenne South and Laramie last week.
Head coach Tom Racette says the win at Laramie last Saturday meant a lot to the Lady Broncs as it had been several years since they've had a victory against the Plainsmen.
Photo - Zoe Robison and coach Jory Turk.
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White House Prods Banks to Move on Lending
(NEWSER) – The White House is fighting to make it easier for people with less-than-stellar credit to get home loans, a move insiders say will spur recovery. They're joined by housing advocates who say the improving housing market hasn't reached lower-income and young people. But the plan "would open the floodgates to highly excessive risk and would send us right back on the same path we were just trying to recover from," says a former Fannie Mae boss. Home loans for people with credit scores in the 620 to 680 range were down 90% last year from 2007 levels, reports the Washington Post.