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When there is evidence of alcoholism in a family, you can see the effects on the other family members, especially young people. Alateen meetings provide mutual support for young people affected by someone else's drinking. In Alateen meetings, teens can hear from other teens how they have used the tools of recovery to help them deal with their family situations.
Alateen is a part of the Al-Anon Family Groups, and uses the same Twelve Steps for recovery (adapted from the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous). Alateen is not a program for young people seeking sobriety.
Where there is no Alateen meeting available, potential Alateen members are welcome to attend Al-Anon Family Group meetings; all Alateen and Al-Anon members are welcome in Al-Anon meetings. You are invited to listen to teens and helping professionals talk about Alateen, and to request more information via our on-line request form.


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Kale has been hard to find in Australia, so when I came across it last week I bought two huge bunches and ate it like a maniac every single day until I ran out.
My inspiration for this kale dish was pure Melissa Clark and it was a favorite from a week of chronic kale consumption.
I'm loving reading through Cook This Now. Besides Melissa's helpful tips, suggestions, and warm guidance in the kitchen – her love of anchovies wasn't lost on me. I have been meaning to incorporate these wimpy fish into my cooking more. I knew they have a lot of potential, I just never took the time to figure out how to use them properly.
After reading her Asparagus with Anchovy Breadcrumbs and Tuscan Kale with Garlic recipes, that was it. I went out the next day and bought myself a tin.
The key to this dish IS Melissa's anchovy breadcrumbs. When you cook the anchovies, they end up disintegrating in the pan, leaving only a rich savory flavor that makes a perfect foil for the mild kale and lemony artichoke hearts.
If you're not down with anchovies – hey, I get it – you don't have to include them. (A little grating of Parmesan or Pecorino wouldn't go amiss in this case.)
But if you're curious about using anchovies more, this is a great way to test the waters.
Give it a whirl, I'm 95% sure you won't regret it.
Kale with Artichokes and Breadcrumbs
adapted from Melissa Clark's Cook This Now
(serves 2-4)
– 2 tablespoons of olive oil, divided
– 1 anchovy fillet, finely chopped
– 1/4 cup bread crumbs (either homemade or store-bought)
– 1 clove of garlic, finely chopped
– 4-5 cups of kale, shredded
– 6-7 jarred or canned artichokes, quartered
– juice of half a lemon
– salt & pepper to taste
Heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a large pan over a medium high heat. Add anchovy fillet and cook for 1-2 minutes until dissolved into the oil.
Add breadcrumbs and coat in the anchovy oil, cook for 3-4 minutes until the breadcrumbs are golden and crispy. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Heat the other tablespoon of olive oil in the same pan over a medium high heat. Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds. Stir in kale and allow to wilt for about 3-4 minutes.
Stir in artichokes and cook for about 2 minutes, just enough to warm them through. Season with salt and pepper.
Remove from heat and top with breadcrumbs. Serve warm.

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British Army is making preparations to send a large number of Muslim clerics to Afghanistan in order to win the heart of civil society as it believes that armed struggle is not the only way to provide peace and stability.
The Independent reports that Muslim clerics in the British Army may be deployed to Afghanistan in a "hearts and minds" mission. The Muslim clerics will directly be in contact with the religious leaders and civil society in Afghanistan.
Turkey has been previously asked to establish Vocational Religious High Schools (Imam Hatip) in Afghanistan
Afghan authorities have offered Turkey to establish Vocational Religious High Schools in Afghanistan order to contribute the modernization of the education system in the country.
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Goucher College President Sandy J. Ungar will give the introduction for this public program on Thursday, April 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the Central Library's Poe Room at 400 Cathedral St. in Baltimore.
One of our nation's leading journalists, Michael Kinsley has been editor of The New Republic, an editor at Harper's and the Economist. He founded Slate and now writes a column for Time.
Kinsley's new book, Please Don't Remain Calm: Provocations and Commentaries, is a collection of his editorial writing since 1995, covering the end of the Clinton era through the two terms of President George W. Bush. In addition to political essays, Kinsley also writes about the future of newspapers, the existence of God, and why powerful women love Law and Order.
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PHILADELPHIA – The men and women of the University of Pennsylvania cross country teams will join the other members of the Big 5-- Saint Joseph's, La Salle, Villanova, and host Temple -- Friday at Belmont Plateau in West Fairmount Park for the second annual Friend Big 5 Invitational. The meet will begin with the women's 4K race at 5:30 p.m., followed by the men's 6K race at 6 p.m. The women will run four 1,000-meter loops and the men will run six loops on the main field,giving the meeta spectator-friendly feel.
The opening meet of the cross country season, the Friend Big 5 Invitational is the only localevent the teams will compete in until the outdoor track& field season.
During the summer, sophomore Brendan Smith competed for Team USA in the Pan-American Junior Games in Medellin, Columbia and finished sixth as the top American in the steeplechase. Smith will join senior captain Conner Paez, who is making a full return after serious injuries, as key runners for the men.
Some women's runners to keep on the lookout for are senior Kersie Jhabvala, who will lead theteam asits captain, and sophomore Elyssa Gensib. The freshman class joining the women will also add depth to the team.
The Friend Big 5 Invitational was established last year by the Owls in memory of Roswell Friend, a member of the Temple cross country team who passed away at the start of the 2011 season.
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Votto's homer gives Reds a 4-3 win over Rockies
CINCINNATI -- Joey Votto hit a game-ending solo homer, and the Cincinnati Reds shut down Nolan Arenado in a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rockies on Friday night.
Votto drove a 3-0 pitch from Boone Logan (1-1) over the wall in center for his fifth homer. Votto's fourth career game-ending shot traveled an estimated 437 feet.
Arenado went 0-for-3, snapping his hitting streak at a club-record 28 games, the longest in the majors this season. But Arenado walked and scored on Justin Morneau's tying double in the ninth, handing Jonathan Broxton (1-0) his first blown save in six opportunities.
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Southwestern Energy Company and Executive Chairman Harold Korell pledge $2.5M to Mines
GOLDEN, Colo., May 29, 2009 – Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE: SWN) along with Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Korell have pledged a total of $2.5 million to support a new petroleum engineering building at Colorado School of Mines.
The combined pledges bring the school to within $500,000 of its fundraising goal for Marquez Hall, a $25 million interdisciplinary teaching and research facility that will house Mines' petroleum engineering department.
Southwestern Energy Company has made a $1.25 million commitment in honor of Mr. Korell, the company's former chief executive officer and current executive chairman of the board and a 1968 graduate of Colorado School of Mines. Mr. Korell and his wife Patricia have pledged to match the company's contribution with their own $1.25 million gift.
"The generous gifts that Southwestern Energy and Harold and Pat Korell have pledged toward Marquez Hall will help us to extend our leadership in energy education and research," said Mines President Bill Scoggins. "Such support from corporate and alumni partners is critical to creating the campus infrastructure we need to keep our students and faculty at the forefront of innovation."
"We have been so fortunate, both as a family and as a company, and it is a real pleasure to give back to an institution that not only helped me along the way, but is one of the finest schools in the country when it comes to educating our young people about energy," stated Harold M. Korell.
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Luke Bryan Sets Another Record With Final Stadium Show
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Luke Bryan has no problem drawing a large audience. The country star played the last of his four stadium shows over the weekend, performing before 60,000 fans at Chicago's Soldier Field - and setting an attendance record for a country concert at the venue.
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But that's just one of several concert records Bryan has logged over the course of his tour. Luke also set the country concert attendance record for Boston's Gillette Stadium, and he set the all-time ticket sales record for Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. Bryan played before a capacity crowd at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia as well.
Just with his four sold-out stadium shows, Luke has entertained a total of 225,000 fans. He'll have played more than 50 dates on his "That's My Kind Of Night Tour" when he wraps up the trek in Los Angeles on October 25th.
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Steve Outtrim, the Melbourne internet entrepreneur who made tens of millions of dollars out of Sausage Software during the dotcom boom, says he will give something back to the local community: technology mentorship.
Outtrim says one of the goals of his new company Majitek is to give the brightest postgraduate students the opportunity to work on projects to develop new applications "beyond the internet".
Speaking with Di Fleming, director of Victorian Government-funded digital design centre of excellence Lab.3000, Outtrim outlined his vision for giving postgraduates the opportunity to take the "next-generation software platform" and, through the mentorship of Majitek, develop a range of new applications.
"We want to get a range of students from design, hardware engineering and software together to determine what is the next everyday object that will be digitised," Outtrim says.
Looking very corporate and trim in a finely tailored business suit, the one-time chubby dotcom whiz-kid seems to be comfortable with the transition to business technology philanthropist. His 51st-floor corporate office in the heart of Melbourne is a far cry from the zany offices of Sausage and the more recent Myretsu. Could this signify the start of a new Outtrim era?
TCS promises jobs boost for Australia
The Asia-Pacific regional head of Indian offshore outsourcer Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) says the company plans to put on 200 people in Australia over the next two years. Girija Pande, who was here last week for a risk management conference for the banking industry, says TCS is looking at all options for growth, including possible acquisitions. He says the company has a global strategy of doubling in size every two years.
TCS has between 150 and 200 people in Australia and a further 200 elsewhere working on Australian-related projects.
"We are looking to rev up our base in Australia, which is an important part of our growth in the Asia-Pacific region and we are looking at how we can best use the resources we have in Melbourne," he says.
"Now that we are a listed company, we are looking at increasing our visibility."
Pande says TCS intends to focus on four key sectors: financial services, mining, manufacturing and telecommunications.
Where did it go?
Government and government-owned enterprises across Australia seem to be suffering from a bout of "do-it-yourself-itis". Take the recent scandalous revelation that the Australian Department of Defence cannot seem to account for $8.35 billion in assets - anything from general stores, ammunition and infrastructure to personnel leave entitlements.
And to top it all off, Defence Department Secretary Richard Smith admits the problem is due to the DoD's inadequate record-keeping systems. To put that into IT terms, one of the largest and most asset-rich federal agencies does not have a functional centralised asset management system. What's more, we understand that the department uses so many disparate asset management systems, it may well need an asset management system to keep track of its asset management systems.
But more astounding is the fact that there are many mature asset management systems on the market throughout the world. Hopefully, DoD will not attempt to emulate its British counterpart the Ministry of Defence (MoD), which tried to develop its own asset management system, called Unicom. Apparently the system has been a nightmare, with individual sections refusing to use it - instead choosing separate packages.
Comforting to think that there must be a lot of unaccounted for military assets floating around the world.
Moving heads
Richard Mathews has been appointed chief executive officer designate of one of Australia's largest enterprise software developers, Mincom Limited.
He replaces Alan McElrea, who is retiring after 23 years with Mincom. Mincom chairman Bob Savage says Mathews will take over as CEO early next year. Mathews was senior vice-president, international, for JD Edwards (now PeopleSoft).
Lexmark has appointed Patrick Bodegraven as national manager for consulting and professional services. Bodegraven joins Lexmark from Deloitte Consulting, where he was director, strategy and operations.
Sydney-based mobile marketing evangelist Andrew Grill has left Legion Interactive to join Seeker Wireless. Grill has been appointed general manager of Seeker Wireless and will be responsible for heading the sales and marketing effort for new location-based services (LBS) to be launched by Seeker Wireless. Grill was general manager of Legion Interactive's business-to-business arm LegionONE and has held senior marketing and business development positions with Telstra and Optus.
Australian-owned software developer InfoComp has appointed Steven Zacharidis product manager for wealth management solutions. Zacharidis, who will be based in Melbourne, has 15 years of experience in financial services.


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The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) has honored 402 student-athletes from 102 different institutions on the 2017 IWLCA Zag Sports Division I Academic Honor Roll. To be eligible for this honor, student-athletes must be a junior, senior, or graduate student and have earned a cumulative academic GPA of 3.50 or greater.
Ten Columbia University student-athletes were named to the 2017 Spring Academic All-Ivy League Team, league officials announced Thursday morning.
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NEW YORK - The recognition for a phenomenal senior campagin continued for Taylor Quinn on Friday, May 12 as the midfielder was selected to the IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Region second team.
Princeton, N.J. Led by a unanimous first team selection of Taylor Quinn, the Columbia lacrosse team received four All-Ivy League selections as announced by the conference on Wednesday, May 3.
Princeton, N.J. The 2017 campaign came to close on Saturday, April 19th for the Columbia lacrosse team as they took on #5 Princeton. Despite a 18-11 defeat in their season finale, the Lions afternoon capped record-breaking 7-8 (2-5 Ivy) record-breaking season.
NEW YORK - The Columbia lacrosse team will cap the 2017 season on the road at #5 Princeton on Saturday, April 29 at 1 p.m. in its season finale. Fans can catch all the action through the media links above and streaming on the Ivy League Digital Network.
Providence, R.I. Six ties and three lead changes marked the grit of a tough Ivy League battle for the Columbia lacrosse team at Brown on Saturday, April 22. With both teams trading slight edges throughout the game, the Bears connected in overtime to grab a 14-13 win over the Lions. Despite the loss, Columbia saw a variety of impressive contributions on the field with three players scoring hat tricks.
NEW YORK - With only two games left in the Ivy League playoff race, Columbia lacrosse will head to Brown on Saturday, April 22 at noon. Fans can catch all the action through the media links above and streaming on both ESPN 3 and the Ivy League Digital Network.
The Columbia lacrosse team faced its biggest challenge this season in its home finale on Saturday, April 15 as they took on No. 9 Penn (10-2, 3-1 Ivy). Five different players found the back of the net for the Lions, but the Quakers used a 10-goal second half to power a 17-7 win over Columbia.
NEW YORK - The Ivy League race continues on Saturday, April 15 at 1 p.m. for the Columbia lacrosse team as they host #9/10 Penn in their home finale at Rocco B. Commisso Stadium. Fans can catch all the action through the media links above and streaming on the Ivy League Digital Network.
In her final of 13 saves on the day, goalkeeper Kelsey Gedin made a clutch game-saving stop in the final seconds to give the Columbia lacrosse team a 15-14 victory over Yale in an Ivy League thriller at Robert K. Kraft Field. The Lions made history with the win, marking their first season with multiple Ivy League wins as they improve to 2-2 in conference play. At 7-5 overall, Columbia surpasses last year's six-win season and is the most since 2009.


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Britney Spears clears up TMZ Report & is 'devastated' over Funicello death
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Britney Spears says she's "devastated" over the death of her original Mousekeeter Annette Funicello, who passed away Monday at the age of 70. Britney, a former Mouseketeer herself, took to Twitter to remember the most famous member of the original Mickey Mouse Club - and also to clear up a miscommunication between her and "TMZ."
Earlier in the day, photographers from the site asked Britney, as she was rushed and surrounded by bodyguards, if she had heard the news about Funicello's passing. The singer responded "that's great," apparently not hearing the question.
Britney later clarified that she had "misheard" the question and that she considered Funicello "a role model" during her days in the Mickey Mouse Club.
Misheard a question I was asked earlier by press while I was out and about.I am DEVASTATED to hear about the passing of Annette Funicello.— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) April 8, 2013
She was a role model for me during my days as a Mousketeer. #Heartbroken— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) April 8, 2013
Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera and Ryan Gosling all joined Spears on the series in the early 90s.
ICYMI Monday, here's what went down...
(TMZ) - Maybe she hadn't heard the news, maybe she didn't understand the question, or maybe she's just a coldhearted person who hates awesome people - but when TMZ asked Britney Spears today about the passing of Annette Funicello, she took a moment, smiled, and said, "I think that's great!"
Funicello, the most famous original member of Mickey Mouse Club, passed away today at the age of 70, so asking Britney, the most famous modern member, about her death made complete sense.
Britney's answer, however, made none.
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In case you weren't aware, Maeve Binchy, best-selling author who wrote novels of Ireland died at the age of 74 in July 2012. Her last book, A Week in Winter was published posthumously and I read this book with a heavy heart knowing it was her last one. I am so happy for her that it was a great one! If you are a Binchy fan, prepare yourself for all the quirky characters and a heart-warming storyline that she is known for.
In this book, the main character, Chicky comes back to her childhood home and opens a bed and breakfast on the beautiful coast of Ireland. The ensemble of characters each get their own chapter as she describes the re-building of the inn, and the group of people who come to spend the opening week of the new enterprise. It's a beautiful book and I am sad to think there will be no more. Luckily there are still a few of her books I haven't gotten to. Here's a list of what's available at GPLD.
For those who are seeking a read-alike author, now that Binchy is gone, give a try to Rosemunde Pilcher. She too writes character-centered stories that are very similar. At almost 90 years of age, she hasn't had a book out since 2000, leaving a big gap in the market for a new successor.


text: Remember a few years ago when Kelly Clarkson and Clive Davis took their feud public and Kelly said the whole thing was blown out of proportion and they really were good with each other? Yeah, well not so much anymore. Kelly took to her blog yesterday to try and set the record straight about Clive. As I told you yesterday, Clive's book and Clive is always about me me me and Clive's life is about the same thing. Musical genius? Absolutely. One to share credit? Nope. In his new book, Clive said that he wanted the song "Since You Been Gone," on Kelly's album and that she cried in his office and begged him not to put it on the album. Of course it became a huge hit and Clive wants all the credit for it. Kelly says that there was a difference over guitar sequences and she won the fight and the only time she cried was when she wanted, "Because Of You," on an album and Clive said no and called her a sh**ty writer. Clive didn't talk about that sing in his book. Want to know why not? Because he can't make himself look good. For his part, Clive says five people checked out every claim and just because their names are Clive, Clove, Cleve, Cluve and Cliff Claven, that should not bother anyone.


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Helen Mirren Stops By "Late Night"
Stepping out for some promotional duties, Helen Mirren paid a visit to "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" on Friday (November 16).
Immaculately dressed in a body-hugging blue dress, with matching peep-toe heels, the 67-year-old dame talked turkey and her latest film on the late-night show.
She also participated in a skit, in which Fallon looks into a mirror and asks her some of life's important questions, including her best pick up line, to which she replied: "I just met you and this is crazy, here's my number. Call me, maybe."
Mirren stars as Alma Reville in "Hitchcock," the love story between filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock and his wife, Alma, during the filming of "Psycho" in 1959.
The Sacha Gervasi-directed film also stars Anthony Hopkins and Scarlett Johansson. It hits theaters nationwide on November 23.
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Rep. James Clyburn will deliver the 16th annual Robert Smalls Lecture at the University of South Carolina Thursday, March 28.
Titled, "On Whose Shoulders We Stand," Clyburn's talk will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Capstone Campus Room. It is free and open to the public.
Clyburn, a native of Sumter, S.C., is the assistant Democratic leader in the 113th Congress and third highest ranking Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives. He is the liaison to the appropriations committee and one of the Democratic Caucus' primary liaisons with the White House.
The university's African American Studies Program established the Robert Smalls Lecture Series in 1997 to share the latest research and scholarship on African American studies with the community. It is named for Robert Smalls, a South Carolina slave, Civil War hero and congressman who had a significant impact on South Carolina with his contributions to political, education and economic reform.
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Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast
This book is version of the "Beauty and the Beast" story. It's very like the Disney movie (though the book came out first), except there are no talking clocks, teapots, whatever. ...
Princess Lissar had only one friend; her dog, Ashe. Yet, when she turns 17, her father threatens to take Ashe away after declaring that he was going to marry her. Then, one night, Lissar is forced to flee the kingdom after her father rapes her and almost kills Ashe. She finds refuge in a small mountain cottage, where she meets the Moon Woman. After Ashe is transformed to look differently, Ashe with long hair and Lissar with white hair and black eyes, Lis...
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McKinley revisits the classic fairy tale of Beauty and the Beast, but adds complex characters and a more complicated storyline that has a different ending than the original fairy tale. In this retelling of the story, after Beauty goes to live with the Beast, she spends much of her time tending to his rose garden. After seven days, she falls in love with the Beast and the two go to live with her father and sisters. The ending is different because the Be...
Spindle's End
This retelling of the "Sleeping Beauty" story begins when Rosie, a young princess, is born. A witch casts a spell on her and says that she will prick her finger on a spindle on her twenty-first birthday and die. A peasant fairy takes Rosie to the forest and raises her, concealing her royal identity. Rosie grows up to be a tomboyish young woman who can talk to animals. She makes friends with another girl of her age, a girl who she believes to be the true ...
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When Sunshine is kidnapped by vampires, she is positive she won't live to see the dawn. Vampires are hunted down and destroyed, and as such, they don't take kindly to humans in their midst. After being knocked unconsious she awakens chained in an abandoned mansion across from an unfed vampire named Constantine. Constantine has been imprisoned by a rival vampire and is fighting his instincts to kill Sunshine. Of course, Sunshine is not just some naive...
The Blue Sword
Harry Crewe is an orphan girl who comes to live a desert country called Damar. The Hillfolk, a magical race, shares the land with the Homelanders, who are troubled by the rumors of the terrifying Northern army. When Corlath the Hillfolk king comes to visit the Homelander town, he sees Harry, a tall, yellow-haired girl. But he senses something about her, a hidden power that has become rare in his race. His mind constantly returning to her, he ...
The Hero and the Crown
Prequel to The Blue Sword, this is the coming of age story of Lady Aerin the Dragon Slayer. Aerin is the king's only child, and grows up with a lot of hangups. She's kind of klutzy and she's the only one around with red hair and her jealous cousin gives her a hard time and tells her she's the daughter of a witch. Since her mom's dead and her dad's the quiet type, Aerin doesn't know much about her mother and feels insecure about herself. She reads a l...


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|Indians. Unclaimed per capita payments, restoration.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That unless otherwise specifically provided by law, the share of an individual member of an Indian tribe or group in a per capita or other distribution, individualization, segregation, or proration of Indian tribal or group funds held in trust by the United States, or in an annuity payment under a treaty, heretofore or hereafter authorized by law, and any interest earned on such share that is properly creditable to the individual shall be restored to tribal ownership if for any reason such share cannot be paid to the individual entitled thereto and remains unclaimed for a period of six years from the date of the administrative directive to make the payment, or one year from the date of this Act, whichever occurs later: Provided, That if such individual is a member of an Indian tribe or group that has no governing body recognized by the Secretary of the Interior as authorized to act on behalf of the tribe or group, such unpaid share and interest shall be regarded as not capable of restoration to a tribal or group entity and shall be deposited in the general fund of the Treasury of the United States.
The Secretary shall not restore to tribal ownership or deposit in the general fund of the Treasury any funds pursuant to this Act until sixty calendar days (exclusive of days on which either the Senate or the House of Representatives is not in session because of an adjournment of more than three days to a day certain) after he has submitted notice of his proposed action to the Committees on Interior and Insular Affairs of the Senate and House of Representatives unless each of said committees has theretofore notified him that it has no objection to the proposed action.
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Orionid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight
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This year's best viewing will be …
The Orionid meteor shower will rain bits of Halley's Comet on Earth tonight in a promising weekend "shooting star" display. You can even watch the celestial fireworks online if bad weather spoils your local view.
The 2012 Orionid meteor shower will peak early Sunday (Oct. 21), but should still be an impressive sight throughout the overnight hours of late Saturday, NASA scientists say. The space agency will stream live meteor shower views from an all-sky camera at its Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
"Earth is passing through a stream of debris from Halley's Comet , the source of the Orionids," meteor expert Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office said in a statement. "Flakes of comet dust hitting the atmosphere should give us dozens of meteors per hour."
The best time to see the Orionid meteor shower is before sunrise on Sunday morning. At that time, Earth will be passing through the densest part of the Halley's Comet debris stream. [Photos: Orionid Meteor Shower of 2012 ]
The Orionids appear to radiate out of the well-known constellation Orion, hence their name. In the predawn hours this weekend, the constellation is visible in the southern sky.
"Since 2006, the Orionids have been one of the best meteor showers of the year, with counts in some years up to 60 or more meteors per hour," Cooke said.
NASA's live view of the Orionids begins tonight at 11 p.m. EDT and ends at 3 a.m. EDT on Sunday (0300 to 0700 GMT). The space agency will provide a Ustream feed of the Orionids from its all-sky camera, as well as a web chat with astronomer Mitzi Adams to answer reader questions. You can access the webcast and video stream here at 11 p.m. tonight.


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Springsteen, McCartney, Black Sabbath make 'Rolling Stone' Best Songs list
Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, and Black Sabbath are getting new nods for their latest releases. The veteran rockers each have tracks on "Rolling Stone's" 100 Best Songs of 2013 list. But you have to dig a little bit to find them.
Springsteen's surprise single "High Hopes" - which arrived just a couple of weeks ago - is at number 51. The magazine credits Bruce for turning an obscure cover "into an E Street anthem," and calls the track "the last thing anyone expected" from the rocker.
The title cut to Sir Paul's latest album, "New," isn't far behind at number 57. "Rolling Stone" describes the song as "a Beatlesque pop confection" that "sounds old" in "the best way."
And Black Sabbath's "God Is Dead" is landing at number 82. While the publication seems somewhat less than enamored with Ozzy Osbourne's lyrics, guitarist Tony Iommi is praised for how he "shovels out" some "crushing riffage" like "an inspired gravedigger."
"Get Lucky," Daft Punk's collaboration with Nile Rogers and Pharrell, tops "Rolling Stone's" list. In praising the song, the magazine also credits Rodgers originating the style, saying the Chic leader "basically invented this music." The disco track also received top honors on "Time" magazine's list of the year's best songs.


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Taylor Swift Talks Boys in ELLE March 2013
She's never been shy about discussing her relationships in her chart-topping songs, and Taylor Swift wants to make sure everyone knows she's not the one who instigates her romances.
The "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" songstress told ELLE magazine that she's been massively mischaracterized in the press.
"I'm sure if I looked up the latest Google Alerts rumor it would say I'm chasing somebody who doesn't like me as much as I like him – people love that angle on me," she lamented.
"They're like 'Oh Taylor, coming on too strong again, chasing boys.' I never chase boys. They don't like it! To me it's just writing songs the way I always have. It's me sitting on my bed feeling pain I didn't understand, writing a song, and understanding it better."
"If people want to dissect the lyrics, that's their right, but it's all coming from the exact same place as where I started. It's just something I do to feel better."
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LISTEN: T.I. Tackles Race & Violence In 'New National Anthem'
T.I. is addressing the issues of race and violence in his latest song, "New National Anthem," featuring Skylar Grey. As the nation focuses on Ferguson, Missouri and the fatal police shooting of unarmed teen, Michael Brown, T.I. recalls the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
Skylar Grey lends her voice to song's hook, where she alludes to the "Star-Spangled Banner" by singing "Home of the brave and free," adding "free just to murder me."
As he closes out the song T.I. questions why more isn't done to bring education into communities that need it most. Furthermore, he criticizes the violence within inner city communities, but calls it "the result of you refusing to deal with the issues at hand." He adds that "we are a product of the environment you placed us in."
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An Interview With:FLORIDACOACH WILL MUSCHAMPJEFF DRISKELOMAR HUNTERTHE MODERATOR: We'll begin with Coach Will Muschamp, quarterback Jeff Driskel, and defensive lineman Omar Hunter. We'll start with an opening statement and then go to questions. COACH MUSCHAMP: Well, got outcoached and outplayed. That's what I told the football team. That's the bottom line. You go out and you get beat, you get beat. And that's what happened. It's unfortunate they score on the first play of the game and that kind of sets the momentum against us. Guys continue to play hard and just didn't get some of the things done we wanted to accomplished in the game. Got behind the eight ball. Struggled on third down defense the entire game, got us out of whack a little bit. And give Bridgewater credit, he made some throws, made some plays. Again, credit their organization. They did a good job, and we got outcoached and outplayed. Questions? Q. Could you talk about the decision to go for the onside kick, what went into that? COACH MUSCHAMP: The start of the second half? We felt like it was there. We hit it too hard. It's something that both their guys were lined outside the hash, we game planned it and felt good about it, we wanted to steal a possession the start of the second half. We had struggled defensively in the first half and felt like you try to gain some momentum in the game. Q. I don't think you forced a punt all night. And also a school record, 194 yards in penalties. Just talk about that a little bit. COACH MUSCHAMP: Disappointing. Obviously we didn't third down killed us in the first half. We couldn't get off the field. Struggled again in the second half. Penalties are disappointing. Gotta continue to work on it. Q. Do you feel like losing like this in the last game of the season kind of taints all the other big wins in the season? COACH MUSCHAMP: No. We've had a great year. We've had a great year. We're building something here. We're building a program. It was an unfortunate setback, and it's one game. So we still won 11 games and we still did a lot of very positive things in my opinion this season. Obviously, this is a sour day and a sour note, and I apologize to our fans and the university. But we've had a great year, and we're moving this thing forward at a rapid pace. And I'm excited where we are. Very disappointed with the outcome today, but very positive as we move forward. Q. Can the players follow up? How tough is it to leave the season you had? JEFF DRISKEL: We did have a great year with a lot of wins. But at the end of the day we didn't come through the day and we didn't make enough plays. It's unfortunate, but come January 7th we're going to be refocused and ready to go for next season. OMAR HUNTER: Like Jeff said, it's unfortunate we didn't get this win today. But I know these young guys, guys like Jeff and some of the young guys we have, come strong next year and they'll be ready to play. Q. Will, you talked earlier in the week about Teddy scrambling to make plays down the field. Could you talk about his pocket plays tonight? COACH MUSCHAMP: He did a nice job. We got displaced in our rush lanes at times and opened some lanes up for him. So it was disappointing. He did a nice job of keeping plays alive. Q. In the third quarter I remember you guys got a big sack from Damien Jacobs. Could you talk about the sack, and he left the game a little later, and could you just comment on his status and how that kind of took away from that momentum on the defensive line? COACH MUSCHAMP: Damien is a guy that's played pretty well for us, got his weight back up from an injury earlier in the year. He hurt his shoulder earlier in the game. He should be fine. Q. Coach, do you think there's a factor that happens to certain teams when they're so close to playing for the national championship that they don't get that opportunity, that they might have a letdown in a game like this? COACH MUSCHAMP: I don't think so. I think we had good preparation. We just didn't play very well. Didn't coach very well. Our kids were excited about being here at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, and they outcoached us and outplayed us. Q. Loucheiz Purifoy, what happened there? COACH MUSCHAMP: He had a thigh bruise. He'll be fine. Q. Any other injuries with anyone? COACH MUSCHAMP: Not that I know of. Those are the only two. Q. Jeff, can you speak to the first play of the game and maybe what you saw unfold and how that happened? JEFF DRISKEL: It was a flat defender read. Flat defender chase. Opened up the curl line to Andre Debose and I threw it behind him. Tried to make a play on it, tipped it right to the guy. And the corner made a good play. Unfortunate to start the game like that, but made a good play. Q. Does something like that affect you going on into the game, or is that something that sticks in your head, it happened that fast? COACH MUSCHAMP: You can't let it affect you. We went back to that play a couple times later in the game. But as a quarterback you gotta shake it off, and at that time we had the whole game in front of us. So you can't let a play like that affect you for the rest of the game. Q. Can you talk a little bit more about that play as well? I know you touched on it at the beginning, but just the impact of the very first play from scrimmage going the other way, did you talk to Jeff or the team after that and just kind of how you reacted to that first play? COACH MUSCHAMP: You still have the whole game to play. We had plenty of opportunities in the game to win the game and we didn't get it done. That's one play in the game, and one play doesn't win or lose a game. So we had plenty of opportunities to get back into the football game and didn't do it. Q. You mentioned third down as part of the offensive struggles. What were the reasons they weren't able to convert, put some drives together? COACH MUSCHAMP: I was talking about the defense. Q. Then can you talk about the offensive struggles, what you thought were keys to that? COACH MUSCHAMP: Again, I felt like we had a second, third first third down of the game we had an opportunity for completed pass, running back's got his head around and catch the football. We had protection issues in some situations, but we gotta stay on the field more, offensively, and a lot of that went to our defense because we didn't get off the field on third down.
THE MODERATOR: Thank you.
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The molecules and atoms that make up a substance assume their most regular forms when in a solid state. The shapes to which they give rise by bonding with each other are three-dimensional geometrical forms, the angles of which have specific rations in the successive prisms they produce. There is never any error, deviation, or alteration in this. If the atoms in a substance as small as 1 in 1 millionth of 3 cm (1.2 in) possess the perfect and flawless geometrical regularity in question, then that substance must be a crystal.
A snowflake is a crystal that begins forming around a minute dust particle that is just a few microns in size. This microscopic shape is hexagonal, and the crystal that forms grows by extending tiny arms from its corners. The crystal grows as the air chills and the environment changes, and capillary structures soon appear on the emerging structure. A snowflake's atoms are attached to each other by loose bonds that cause crystals to bind to each other in different shapes. This difference is so great that it is difficult even to imagine the odds of two identical snowflakes falling to Earth.
Let's consider the number of snowflakes that fall during just one year. We can barely estimate the number of snowflakes that fall during a single snow storm in just one area. Literally trillions of snowflakes falls every year, and all of them have different shapes. How is such an amazing miracle possible? Clearly, Allah creates every detail to display an extraordinary property. Who but Allah, the Creator of the universe, has the power to create such an immense diversity and then display His perfectly delicate artistry in microscopic details? Allah exhibits His might and the beauties He creates by displaying His artistic detail in all snowflakes, which fall as a blessing and source of beauty:
In the alternation of night and day, and in what Allah has created in the heavens and Earth, there are Signs for people who guard against evil. (Surah Yunus, 6)
There are countless proofs of Allah on display. In order to see these, people must turn to Him sincerely so that He may strengthen their sight, understanding, and appreciation. Otherwise, they will become blind and remain unaware of the beauty of the blessings bestowed. If this is the case, they will suffer disappointment in the Hereafter. Such a fate can be avoided only by turning to Allah, the true Lord of all exquisite blessings, with full sincerity of heart.


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Commercial coal production in the southern region of Brazil (comprising the Paraná, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul states) has been occurring since the beginning of the twentieth century. Regarding the Santa Catarina coalfields, about 60% - 65% of the ROM coal is discharged at dump deposits as waste. These wastes can lead to the formation of acid mine drainage (AMD), a source of ground and surface water pollution. One of the technologies used for preventing AMD consists of the alkaline additive method. Thus, the aim of this work was to study, at laboratory scale, the DAM control by blending coal waste with a metallurgical slag. A coal-tailing sample was collected from a coal mine, and the slag was obtained from a semi-integrated steel plant. Static tests were carried out by the acid-base account method to determine the balance between the acid-producing and acid-consuming (neutralizing) mineral components of the samples. Kinetic tests were conducted in humidity cells, following the ASTM D 5744-96 method, for a period of 80 weeks. The results showed that the coal tailing generates AMD. However, environmental problems can be minimized by mixing the coal waste with the metallurgical slag in 1:1 or 1:1.5 proportions. The kinetic experiments proved that, in this condition, the lixiviation presents a higher pH and a lower concentration of acidity, metals, and sulfate. Finally, it is possible to conclude that the blending slag in coal tailing deposits can be a viable alternative for DAM control in coal mining.
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Layard had found four Hittite seals in the palace of Sennacherib at Nineveh.
Not less than two miles of bas-reliefs were thus brought to light by Mr. Layard.
Corn from North America, he thought, growing side by side with the vua of Layard.
Layard (Discoveries, p. 163) gives a sketch of one of these objects.
One such chamber, uncovered by Layard, at Koyunjik, proved a perfect mine of treasures.
The so-called Archive of Assurbanipal in chambers 40 and 41 on Layard's plan.
Nothing—in the East—but, rightly or wrongly, we have decided upon a monogamous system; a man can't marry two wives, Miss Layard.
See Layard's "Nineveh and its Remains," for examples of all these.
His principal excavation was, however, carried on over what Layard called the library chamber of this palace.
These through the labours of Layard and Rassam have been restored to us.


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after i gave birth i started to forget somethings do i need to take supplement?
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Dear gelizaire,
I wonder if you could provide us with a little more information to be able to answer your post fully.
Could you give some examples of things you forget? I am wondering if it is through adjusting to having a baby alongside a change in sleep patterns that you are becoming more forgetful (this is something many mums experience) or if it is something more than this.
I look forward to reading your reply.
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With winter fast approaching and international concern about swine flu, influenza is back on the agenda. A little known fact about the flu is that 90 years ago, the Royal Exhibition Building played a prominent role in Melbourne's response to 'the mother of all pandemics'.
The 1918-1919 Spanish flu pandemic infected millions of people worldwide. It was characterised by high infectivity and unusually high mortality in young people. The virus arrived in Australia in late 1918, and while it seems Australia experienced a milder strain than Europe and the Americas, our hospitals rapidly reached capacity. The emergency prompted the use of the Royal Exhibition Building as a hospital between February and August 1919. "More and more people were getting sick and there was just nowhere to put them," notes Senior Curator of Public Life and Institutions, Dr Charlotte Smith.
Charlotte curates the Royal Exhibition Building collection, some 5,200 objects and 6,045 archives preserved from the building's colourful history. There are just two objects in the collection used during the flu era: a pair of medical scissors that were found beneath the floorboards and a hospital stretcher. Photographs from 1919 show the five hundred hospital beds that were set up inside the building. Charlotte notes that "4,046 people were treated in six months, and 392 died. This was a fairly good survival rate compared to other institutions at the time."
Around 12,500 Australians died during the pandemic. The loss experienced by a community recovering from the horrors of WWI is unimaginable. However, for the newly-founded Commonwealth Serum Laboratories (CSL), it provided a huge burst of public support and recognition which facilitated CSL's development, expansion, and success.
CSL was established during WWI to respond to Australia's need for vaccines, serums and anti-toxins, all of which were imported. The war limited the availability of manufactured medicines and facilities for shipping them. Australia was feeling its isolation acutely; clearly, independent production was vital to ensure public health needs could be met.
Almost immediately after opening in 1918, CSL poured all its efforts into battling the coming onslaught of Spanish flu. By March 1919, CSL had packed and produced three million doses of flu vaccine. While accounts of its efficacy suggest that it did somehow reduce mortality, the vaccine was actually derived from a mix of bacterial strains, reflecting the mistaken belief that influenza was caused by a bacterium.
Museum Victoria acquired the CSL collection in 2004, including medicines and equipment from the early years. A vial of the original 1919 vaccine can be seen in The Melbourne Story.
Hi Gillian,
For general information about the Spanish Influenza, there is an excellent article entitled "Fever Hospital" by Anthea Hyslop in the book Victorian Icon: The Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, edited by David Dunstan. This book is available to browse in the Discovery Centre library at Melbourne Museum.
There is also a small file on the epidemic held at the Public Record Office of Victoria, (PROV also holds immigration records that might be of interest to you as well) and you might be able to find further records at the Victorian Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages.
Hope this helps and best of luck with your research.
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Tornados fall twice on Sunday to BearsMarch 14, 2010
Corn hits his third home run in four games in the loss
Hickory, N.C. - The Tornados baseball team fell in both games of a South Atlantic Conference doubleheader at Lenoir-Rhyne, dropping game one, 18-12 and while falling 6-1 Sunday afternoon at Bears Field.
The Tornados fell to 4-13, 1-11 in SAC play, while the Bears, with the sweep, improve to 11-11, 6-3 in conference action.
Game 1: Lenoir-Rhyne 18, Brevard 12
Box Score
Brevard got off to a good start in Game One, leading 3-0 after the top of the second.
Eric Renegar lead off the game with a double to left field and came around to score on a Kramer Clark single.
The Tornados added two runs in the second. Matthew Pruitt was hit by a pitch and advanced to third after a Matt Ennis double to left. M.A. Dozier reached on an error that plated Pruitt and Ennis.
The Bears responded with five runs in the bottom of the second. Stephen Andrews led off the frame with a home run to right center. Dalton Hall and Colton Hansley contributed RBI singles. Hank Wofford added an RBI double.
L-R put up six runs on four hits in the fourth. Wofford hit another RBI double to left center. Rob Knight notched a two-run single. Evan Taylor hit the first of his two home runs, taking a Brennan Daniels pitch over the left center field fence to drive in two runs.
Brevard scored six runs on seven hits in the top of the seventh. Pruitt. Ennis, and Renegar each had RBI singles. Ronald Patterson added a two-RBI single, and Moman capped off the scoring with a single to drive in Renegar.
Moman was 4-5 in the game with two RBI and a run scored. Renegar added three hits
Daniels picked up his third loss of the season. Brandon Padgett worked four innings and allowed six runs but still improved to 2-1 on the year.
Game 2: Lenoir-Rhyne 6, Brevard 1
Box Score
Lenoir-Rhyne took game two 6-1 in seven innings, scoring 4 runs in a three inning span to break open an early 2-0 lead.
The Bears scored single runs in the third and fourth innings after scoring two runs in the second on a Brian Dice home run to left center. Hansley hit a solo shot in the sixth. Knight capped off the scoring with a double to center to plate Wofford.
Jackie Corn hit a solo home run, his third homer in four games, which helped BC avoid the shutout. L-R starter Ben Goldston allowed one run in six innings to win his first game of the year. Matthew Pruitt worked five and two thirds innings and fell to 1-4 this season.
Brevard hosts Milligan at Gil Coan Field in a double header Tuesday, March 16, with first pitch of game one scheduled for 1 p.m.


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13 comments:
- MJ said...
You know, I have never read Anne of Green Gables!! I think when my girl gets a little older we will have to ;). Lovely color oh your sweater!!
- June 1, 2011 at 7:28 AM
- rainblissed said...
Oh I LOVE Anne! I, too dream of that cottage on PEI. I hear it's not easy to move there, though...something about the locals wanting to keep it for locals only. Anyway, we first got our lemon tree when we lived in Boulder, CO. We kept it inside all year long by a sunny window & it produced huge lemons. If you have a South facing window, it might be worth a try. They are so lovely.
- June 1, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- house full of jays said...
That cottage on PEI is as good as it sounds - I spent summers growing up in a cottage on the Island and it was bliss. I miss it every summer since moving across the country. I'll have to read through Anne again - if I can manage to keep a dry eye!
- June 1, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Erin @ Wild Whispers said...
The sweater looks great!
- June 1, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- Swanski said...
I am an avid fan of Anne of Green Gables! I might have to re-read it...again. So sad you had to rip out some knitting, but the sweater is looking quite lovely!
- June 1, 2011 at 1:28 PM
- Ericasue said...
I love the Anne books! I read most of them when I was pregnant with my son. I can't wait till he's old enough to read them together. Some of my fondest memories are of the trip I took to PEI with my parents as a kid. It was magical!
- June 1, 2011 at 2:20 PM
- cpcable said...
I remember watching Anne of Green Gables on PBS when I was little, but I've never picked up the books. You make them sound lovely!
- June 1, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Lori said...
I loved Anne of Green Gables growing up. I didn't read the other Anne books until I was older, but I enjoyed them then, too. :)
That looks like it's going to be a lovely sweater!
- June 1, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- barb said...
Your sweater looks lovely, too bad you had to rip back. I absolutely love Anne of Green Gables and can't wait till my daughter is ready for longer books, that is definitely on the list!
- Barb
- June 1, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- meghann said...
I love the yarn you're using for your sweater. I may have commented on that before, though.
Also love Anne of Green Gables. I can't wait until J is old enough to read those along with me & I can dig them out again. *sigh*
- June 2, 2011 at 12:12 PM
- Jen @ Wife, "Mom", Knitter said...
Loved that series! I always wanted to visit PEI, too.
- June 2, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- October Rose said...
Oh, Avonlea! My fiance and I are taking our honeymoon in Halifax, Nova Scotia this summer ... but we're taking a weekend trip up to Prince Edward Island. I am excited. :)
- June 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- Tara said...
I love Anne and Prince Edward Island. I think I may have to read the books again this summer. Lovely colour yarn.
- June 10, 2011 at 9:53 AM


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Rapid evolution of finches observed, claims evolutionary biologist David Reznick of the University of California, Riverside, commenting on a study of finch adaptation reported in Science, vol. 295, p25, 11 Jan 2002. Ecologists at Auburn University Alabama, studied two populations of house finches that had recently moved into new habitats. One group of birds moved from New York to Alabama, the other from California to Montana. Each group rapidly adapted to its new climate and after 30 years the two populations were quite different in appearance and behaviour. In Alabama males grew faster than females and have wider bills and longer tails. In Montana females grew faster and were larger. The differences occurred because mother birds can control the order in which they lay eggs containing male and females. The result in both places was an increased survival rate for the offspring overall. According to David Resnick the study indicates "A Time scale of decades (not centuries) is really enough for animals to evolve."
Editorial Comment: The two populations may have adapted well to their new environments and enjoyed different food sources in each, but they have not evolved. Since the two finch populations haven't even had time to have any significant mutations their gene pool should still be basically the same. They were finches before they moved and they are still finches. The variation in tails, beaks and overall size is the result of a "built in" survival mechanism that already existed in the birds, acting on the new food types and climate they are now in. The proof of this should come if the finches are moved back to their previous environ and left for another 30 years. Such cope-ability is good evidence of an intelligent designer who knew birds would encounter different environments and designed them to survive. This type of non-evolutionary adaptation accounts for differences in Darwin's finches on the Galapagos Islands. (ref. finches, evolution, gene pool)


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LONG BEACH - The two candidates who are vying for the District 2 seat on the Long Beach Unified School Board have different takes on how to see the district through tough financial times.
Ricardo Linarez, a public servant and former Marine, is challenging incumbent and retired educator Felton Williams in the April 10 election. District 2 encompasses neighborhoods including the Westside, Wrigley and portions of Central Long Beach.
Linarez, a 36-year-old married father of two, said he'll work to keep budget cuts away from the classroom if he's elected to the school board.
"I think we could have done a better job last year in looking at the budget and prioritizing what should be cut," he said. "We didn't need to lay off so many teachers."
Williams, the current board president, said the board has made tough but necessary choices in recent years.
"The decisions haven't been easy and they haven't been popular, but we have to make these hard decisions to keep the district financially stable," he said. "The bottom line is we have to balance the budget."
Last year, the district laid off nearly 800 employees, including mostly teachers.
In 2010, the board voted to lay off a round of school counselors that included Williams' 44-year-old daughter Sonia, a single mom. Williams had to recuse himself from the vote.
Though Long Beach Unified has seen deep budget cuts, Williams said schools in his district are still showing great academic gains.
Six out of 10 elementary and K-8 schools in District 2 have surpassed the state target of 800 on the Academic Performance Index.
Some of the schools have shown progress, despite serving a large number of disadvantaged students. Lafayette Elementary has an API of 860, while Butler Middle School had a 49-point API gain last year for a score of 700.
Williams credits the growth to the district's professional training and support for teachers.
"The numbers show that we continue to have progress here in Long Beach despite the budget challenges," he said.
Linarez said board members should take a closer look at the budget and cut other costs, such as travel and conference expenses, before cutting teachers.
He became concerned about the state of public education when Lafayette Elementary, which his daughter attends, lost nearly half of its teachers to layoffs last year. The candidate said he wants to have an open dialogue with the community and listen to parents' comments and concerns.
"I think I have a well-balanced background and the courage to hold the district accountable," he said. "We need somebody who's going to question what the district is doing. Board members can't just be a rubber stamp for anything that comes up."
Linarez, who works as a field deputy for Long Beach Councilman Steven Neal, grew up in Long Beach and joined the Marine Corps after graduating from Lakewood High School.
After serving as a Marine for eight years, Linarez got involved in the community, serving on a number of organizations, including the Long Beach Citizen Police Complaint Commission, the Central Project Area Committee, and the League of United Latin American Citizens.
If elected, Linarez said he'll work to reduce the teacher- to-student ratio in the classroom, prepare more students for technical education and provide a safe learning environment.
Williams said he's running for a third term to help continue the school district's progress.
A 65-year-old father of two, Williams is a former dean of business and social science at Long Beach City College with more than 36 years of experience in higher education.
If re-elected, Williams said he'll work to promote after- school programs, increase parental involvement and make school safety a top priority.
Endorsements for Williams include Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster, Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe, Congresswoman Laura Richardson, former Gov. George Deukmejian, former Long Beach Mayor Beverly O'Neill, State Sen. Roderick Wright and fellow school board members Mary Stanton and John McGinnis.
Endorsements for Linarez include the Teachers Association of Long Beach, Assembly members Warren T. Furutani and Isadore Hall III, Long Beach council members Rae Gabelich and Gerrie Schipske, and former Long Beach Harbor Commissioner Mario Cordero. For more information on Linarez, go to www.ricardolinarez.com. For information on Williams, go to www.feltonwilliams.net.
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Sharon Osbourne sets the record straight on Ozzy relationship issues
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(Yahoo!) - While rumors have been swirling for weeks that their marriage is on the rocks, Sharon Osbourne has finally decided to set the record straight about her relationship with Ozzy.
"It's our business - we're dealing with it," Osbourne said on her CBS Talk Show, "The Talk," on Tuesday. "We're not getting divorced. However, am I happy? No. Am I upset? Yes, I am - I'm devastated right now."
She then blasted the media for spreading false reports. "Everything that was printed in the tabloids has been distorted," she continued. "There's always a little seed of truth to everything that gets reported, but then it gets very distorted. The only thing that's true was the Facebook posting that my husband did on his Facebook where he said he's been using alcohol and prescription drugs for the last year-and-a-half … and that he has been in a very dark place. That's true. It's very true."
"Everybody knows he's been struggling with this his entire life and I never knew that he was using prescription drugs. I knew he was drinking occasionally, but I didn't realize to the extent," she admitted.
Sharon added that these challenges are nothing that she doesn't feel she and Ozzy can't overcome. "It's a disease that not only hurts the person that has the disease, but it hurts the family. It hurts people that love you and we're dealing with it. We've dealt with worse and we will deal with it and this too shall pass," she said.
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WSCC Honors Employees and Retirees at Annual Luncheon
In May, Washington State Community College (WSCC) held its annual Employee Appreciation Luncheon. Honored at the luncheon were staff who had reached their fifth, tenth, fifteenth, or twentieth year of employment with the college. Seven retirees were also honored at the luncheon.
One of the employees recognized for five years of service was Teresa Beach, a receptionist at the information desk in the main building. "I started working at WSCC July 17, 2006 through Kelly Services as the Evening Shift Receptionist, and was then hired at WSCC in May of 2008," she recalled. "I enjoy my job at WSCC. It is very rewarding, especially watching students go from taking classes to graduating and reaching their goals," she added.
Sue Murdock, Director of Human Resources, also provided her thoughts on her five years at WSCC. "The last five years have flown by for me," she said. "I greatly enjoy my job at WSCC," she continued, "especially working with the dedicated employees who work so hard to provide a quality education to our students." Altogether, 22 employees and seven retirees were recognized at the luncheon.
Employees recognized for 20 years of service were Paula Johnson, Karen Poorman, Donna Muntz, and Darla Boone. Both John Richardson and Patty Zakowski have been employed at WSCC for 15 years.
Theresa Huck, David Edwards, Joanna Burt, Terri Gabbert, Marcie Arnold, and Robert Wilson were recognized for ten years of service at WSCC.
Troy Devol, Kenneth Weppler, Elizabeth Ruth, Liz Johnson, Sue Mentink, Teresa Beach, Stacie Manter, Jennifer Brower, Sue Murdock, and Andrea Richardson were acknowledged for 5 years of service to the college.
This year's retirees include Diane Dudzinski, Gary Dye, Diana Eesley, Georgene Johnson, Mike Whitnable, Gail Reynolds, and Robert Feathers. WSCC is grateful of all of its wonderful employees who are dedicated to providing the best of service to students.


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Mendonca leads BC to 4-1 victory over St. AndrewsOctober 15, 2011
Freshman records two first half goals and an assist in win
Brevard, N.C. - Felipe Mendonca scored two first half goals and Tommi Rasinmaki and Marcelo Betcer added scores in the second half as the Tornados topped visiting St. Andrews College on Saturday afternoon at the BC Soccer Field, 4-1.
Mendonca came out firing in the opening minutes for Brevard (2-11-1), recording a pair of shots in the first three minutes before finding the back of the net at the 6:25 mark, collecting the throw-in from Garrett Stone in front of the goal and drilling it past St. Andrews (2-11) goalkeeper Corey Francis to give Brevard the early lead.
The Tornados added a second score in the first 45 minutes as Mendonca again found the back of the net, receiving the cross from Patrick Urmson and one-timing his shot into the upper right corner of the net to give Brevard the 2-0 lead at the 28:35 mark as Brevard peppered the St. Andrews net, outshooting the Knights 11-1 in the first half.
Brevard added to the lead in the second half on a collective effort as Urmson forwarded a ball to the middle of the field where it was redirected by Mendonca. Rasinmaki collected the pass and beat the Knights' keeper in a one-on-one situation, hitting it off the left post into the back of the net to put Brevard up 3-0 at the 67:38 mark.
The Knights went on the attack as Curtis Kiyabu and Dennis Schardt fired shots, challenging BC goalkeeper Pauli Jussila before Schardt cut into the Brevard lead, connecting on a goal at the 77:27 mark off the assist from Nowell Worley to put the score at 3-1.
Brevard responded quickly as Joel Jalanne intercepted a Knights' clear attempt, moving the ball up the left side of the box before flipping it up into the air toward Betcer, and the freshman headed the ball into the net at the 80:10 mark to give the Tornados their final score of the game at 4-1.
Edwin Mwangi fired two late shots for St. Andrews, but Jussila deflected one offering and the other sailed high over the net as Brevard topped St. Andrews on Saturday afternoon, 4-1.
The Tornados return to the road as they travel to Bristol, Va. on Wednesday, October 19th as they take on Virginia Intermont College. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Cobras is set for 7 p.m.


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Colleen Rowley: Minders Ensured She Didn't Say Anything About 9/11 the FBI Didn't WANT Told, Even to Government Officials With Top Security Clearance
March 16, 2010
FBI whistleblower Coleen Rowley was interviewed by Scott Horton, professor at Columbia Law School and Contributing Editor of Harper's Magazine.
Rowley said that in her testimony to the Joint Intelligence Committee regarding 9/11, she was "minded". Specifically, she said that "FBI minders" listened to her every word, to trail her and make sure that she didn't tell government personnel with top secret clearance even higher than her own anything which the FBI did not want to be told.
While this might sound fantastic, it is nothing new.
Rowley said the same had happened to Daniel Ellsberg went to members of Congress with the Pentagon papers.
As I wrote a year ago:
As the Family Steering Committee (made up of 9/11 victims' family members) wrote in 2003:
Indeed, even 9/11 Commission co-chair Lee Hamilton admitted that "it is very difficult to tell when a witness is being intimidated by a minder."
Not only did the Bush administration adopt Communist torture techniques geared towards extracting false confessions, it also appears to have adopted Communist intimidation tactics.
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Riverwalk Horror: Man Falls from 18th Floor Balcony Into River
A terrifying tragedy early this morning at a downtown hotel, right in the middle of Fiesta.
Police tell 1200 WOAI's Michael Main that a 46 year old man either jumped or fell off his 18th floor hotel room balcony at the Hilton Palacio Del Rio, landing in the San Antonio River.
Police say the man and his wife had been arguing inside their hotel room when the man went out onto the balcony by himself.
The wife told detectives that seconds later, she noticed the man was no longer on the balcony. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Investigators are interviewing the wife and have obtained a warrant to search the hotel room. They want to find out what led up to the incident, and whether the man voluntarily jumped or fell. They, at least for now, are not investigating the possibility of foul play.
Even though all the Fiesta events like NIOSA had ended for the evening, the Riverwalk is packed that time of night with bars along the Riverwalk letting out at closing time.


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Step 2: Regrout the tile
Vacuum up any dust or debris left after the grinding process. Take a chunk of your current grout to a home center or tile shop to find a match. Also buy a latex additive to mix into the new grout to make it more durable. Mix the grout slightly thicker than peanut butter and then apply it (Photo 2).
Video: Removing Tile Grout
Simplify ceramic tile grout removal by using a carbide-grit blade in a reciprocating saw or an oscillating tool. Both speed up this tough, tedious chore.
Step 3: Clean and polish the tile
Let the grout set up for approximately 20 minutes until a film develops over the tile, then clean the area as shown in Photos 3 and 4. After the grout has dried for a week, protect it with a grout sealer.


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