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Make Your Man A Better Lover!
Great lovers aren't born, great lovers are made!
-Kristen Mark, Good In Bed
So, you've found a great guy: You have a great time with him, he gets along with your friends, and he makes you laugh hysterically with his charming personality. But do you feel like your relationship is missing a little something—some talent, perhaps?
Read Did His Buddies Pick You?
That can be a really frustrating position (pun intended) to be in. Everything else feels perfect, but there are no fireworks under the sheets. Those fireworks are what distinguish your partner from being your best friend, so they shouldn't be ignored. And remember – great lovers aren't born; great lovers are made.
At Good in Bed, we believe that your sex life is an important priority. So follow these simple steps from our experts to turn your partner into the lover and orgasm whisperer you know he can be:
• Communicate
o Open communication is key to making him a better lover. "Let your partner know what feels good and what doesn't, while he's doing it, suggests sex educator and Good in Bed expert Anna Potter." That means you've really got to be comfortable communicating your needs to your man. When he is doing something you love, say, "Keep doing that; it feels amazing." Or when he is doing something you don't like, say, "I really liked it when you did [xyz]…will you do that again?"
o A lot of men (and women) don't necessarily realize that clitoral stimulation is key, for example. By telling your partner what makes you feel good, you'll be completing the first step toward forming a mediocre lover into a great one.
o By opening the lines of communication, you're not only telling him what you want, but you're also talking to him about sex during sex, something that a lot of men go wild for. That brings us to the next step in attaining pleasure-induced bliss…


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Just a Thought -- Coming Soon
A lot of popular authors have books coming out this fall and winter! If you want to get a head-start on writing up your "to-read" lists, look no further!
Coming in November:
Evanovich, Janet. Explosive Eighteen
Grafton, Sue. V is for Vengeance
King, Stephen. 11/22/63
Patterson, James. Kill Alex Cross
Sanderson, Brandon. The Alloy of Law
Coming in December:
Connelly, Michael. The Drop
Cornwell, Patricia. Red Mist
Koontz, Dean. 77 Shadow Street
McCall Smith, Alexander. The Forgotten Affairs of Youth
Woods, Stuart. D.C. Dead
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Note that catalog listings with the notation "Vault" mean that particular roll of microfilm is kept in the Granite Mountain Records Vault. You'll need to call or e-mail at least three days ahead of time to have these items sent to the library (for contact numbers and the e-mail address, click this link and see tip number 6).


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Smell like I sound
All you '80s denizens get the blog's title, no doubt, but unless you spent that decade glued to MTV, the reference may be lost. But with a wink and a nod to those who still admit to being Duran Duran fans (of which I have to say I am not, nor have I ever been), I've been feeling a little wolflike lately, hungry or otherwise, thanks to my latest distro foray.
Being the happy distro wanderer that I am, I had a chance to put Wolvix 1.1.0 GNU/Linux, the Hunter version, on a Dell Inspiron 5000 laptop, and it easily enters into the group of distros that I think highly of, in general, and distros that I plan to use day to day, in particular.
Based on Slackware, Wolvix Hunter comes with a pretty wide array of "standard software" that provide the user with an assortment that, in some distros, you have to go get. For my purposes, getting gFTP and Bluefish — two programs I use a lot — without having to use a software updater to get them is a definite plus. Additionally, the number of items that come with Wolvix on the live CD download is probably the best, well-rounded selection of software I've encountered on a live CD.
But the most impressive item on this distro — other than it's faster than I had expected on this Pentium III — is the Wolvix Control Panel. Chock full of every imaginable item you might need for maintenance and upkeep, the panel efficiently puts everything in one place.
Another plus is the Conky system monitor. Having encountered this first on the Fluxbox desktop on AntiX 6.5 Spartacus, I often wonder why this program isn't more well-known or widely used. Geeky, perhaps, but still something that provides some vital — or at least interesting — information about what's going on under the hood.
If you're looking for a distro, you should give Wolvix a test run.
[For those of you keeping score at home, Wolvix joins (in alphabetical order), AntiX, Debian, Fedora, Fluxbuntu, gNewSense, Linux Mint, and Xubuntu in the list of distros I use regularly.]


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The Medical Workforce in South Carolina: Supply and Demand
- The Association of American Medical Colleges predicts a shortage of approximately 150,000 physicians in the United States by 2025. Other reports project a shortfall approaching 200,000 doctors by 2020. The AAMC has recommended that enrollment in Liaison Committee on Medical Education-accredited medical schools be increased by 30 percent from the 2002 level over the next decade.
- South Carolina has not increased its training of physicians and is falling behind other Southeastern states and the nation. The per-capita rate of first-year medical students in South Carolina has declined steadily over nearly two decades: 5.96 per 100,000 in 1994; 5.82 per 100,000 in 2002; and 5.47 per 100,000 in 2008. The small growth in the number of medical students is not keeping pace with the growth in the state's population.
- In 2008, South Carolina had 245 medical students, or 5.47 per 100,000 residents. In the U.S., there were 18,036 medical students, or 5.86 per 100,000.
- South Carolina's morbidity and mortality rates for preventable diseases are among the highest in the United States, yet the per-capita rates of primary-care physicians in the state have dropped, and the geographic areas where they are locating has shifted.
- As the USC School of Medicine programs in Greenville are expanded, most of the graduates are expected to choose to enter primary care. Two-thirds of the graduates from the USC School of Medicine's graduating classes from 2008–10 entered primary-care residencies. The proportion is even higher among those who completed their third and fourth years in Greenville. (A small number of students from the USC School of Medicine began doing selected clinical rotations at the Greenville Hospital System in 1983. Now, approximately one-quarter of the entering class of 85 students complete all of their third- and fourth-year training at GHS.)
- A high proportion of medical school graduates establish their medical careers in the state where they attended school. Of the active physicians who graduated from the state's two medical schools, about half are actively practicing medicine in South Carolina—the 10th highest rate of retention in the country.
From The Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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AT&T's Fastest 4G LTE Network Now Also Nation's Most Reliable
Dallas, Texas, July 18, 2013
It's time to take another look at your wireless network. AT&T* not only has the nation's fastest 4G LTE network, but now also has the most reliable 4G LTE network.** According to independent third-party data, AT&T has the highest success rate for delivering mobile content across nationwide 4G LTE networks.
And several recent independent tests have validated the great performance of AT&T's network in other areas:
- PCWorld/TechHive recognized AT&T's 4G LTE service as having faster average download and upload speeds than any of our competitors in its most recent 20-market speed tests — the second consecutive year that AT&T has ranked first overall. PCWorld/TechHive also ranked AT&T's as the fastest combination of 3G and 4G services in the 20 cities it tested.***
- PC Magazine named AT&T America's fastest 4G LTE network in its 2013 Fastest Mobile Networks 30-market study — and also swept the top rankings in all six U.S. regions from coast to coast: Northeast, Southeast, North-Central, South-Central, Northwest and Southwest.****
- RootMetrics® has awarded AT&T for strongest overall call, text, and data performance in multiple markets from January through June of this year.*****
"More than 225 million people – in cities large and small – now have access to the nation's fastest and most reliable 4G LTE network, and we want customers to know we're setting the new standard for wireless performance," said John Donovan, senior executive vice president for AT&T Technology and Network Operations.
What's driving AT&T's superior 4G LTE performance?
AT&T is building its network for speed and performance. Network radio components are placed near the top of the antenna which minimizes power loss. This translates into faster speeds and greater reliability across AT&T's 4G LTE network. The network also is designed with its core elements distributed across the country, meaning data traffic gets on the Internet faster, which increases mobile data speeds.
Over the past five years, AT&T invested nearly $98 billion into its wireless and wireline networks across the country. Since 2008, AT&T has invested more capital into the U.S. economy than any other public company. In a July 2012 report, the Progressive Policy Institute ranked AT&T No. 1 on its list of U.S. "Investment Heroes."


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posted at 5:56 am on January 7, 2012 by Dafydd ab Hugh
It's not an easy question for a non-conservative anti-liberal like myself to answer. First, I enthusiastically support some of Rick Santorum's social positions — he promotes a more robust civil society; supports restricting legal marriage to traditional, one man-one woman; and he has offered bills to expand funding of adult stem-cell research and application.
But I recoil in horror from others, notably his demand that schools teach the "scientific alternative" to evolutionary biology (by which he means the thoroughly un-scientific and misnamed "intelligent design"); and he is completely opposed to embryonic stem-cell research funding, without consideration that such research can probably be done without destroying the embryos. (I'm using Wikipedia's list of some of his positions, though I did backtrack as much as possible to the primary-source interviews and Santorum's own site.)
But considering the second part of the question — whether his positions on social issues are so extreme as to drive me away, despite his fairly good fiscal and foreign policies (which are at least somewhat better than Romney's) — I'm on firmer ground. Santorum supports House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan's (R-WI, 96%) spending-cut plan and pushes for moderate reforms to Medicare and Social Security, but nothing spectacular like privatization (too bad). On the foreign-policy front, he supports the War Against Radical Islamism (WARI) and wants to bomb Iran's nuclear sites (good if he can pull it off, bad if he tries and fails).
So which side wins? Although I am appalled by what a friend of mine refers to as Santorum's "Flat-Earth Catholicism," I just don't think it would ever come up in a Rick Santorum presidency, not substantively. I doubt any state is going to attempt to outlaw "sodomy," adultery, or contraception; and even if it tried, surely the opinion of the POTUS would matter little if any in the ensuing court fight.
Where the social stances might really matter, however, is in the election itself. I'm not worried that President Santorum would install a "Nehemiah Scudder" style prophetic theocracy (though 2012 is the very year the Rev. Scudder takes over, according to Robert Heinlein's "future history" timeline!); but a great many voters might fear just that. Irrational, yes; but elections rarely turn on rational and logical cogitation alone. Would Santorum's goofier social stances so frighten away voters not on the religious right?
Yes, probably some. But how many? Fortunately, most of Santorum's apostasies from the norms of modern thought are fairly technical in nature, such as the distinction between science and so-called "intelligent design," which looms very large indeed within the real scientific community but likely induces nothing from the mass of voters but a puzzled "Eh?" Most of the social positions will just zoom along below the electoral radar.
I believe the biggest danger would be Santorum's suggestion that, contrary to the Supreme Court's decision in Griswold v. Connecticut, Americans have no fundamental right to privacy. Such a stance may make sense in a technical, legal sense, at least as the Court clumsily expressed the thought in the case in question; but the vast majority of Americans passionately believe that there exists a fundamental core of individual liberty, inside of which government may not legislate.
The Court shouldn't have called it "privacy;" and it certainly shouldn't have concluded (in Roe v. Wade) that the right of "privacy" includes the right to abort zygotes, foetuses, and even babies within minutes of being fully born. (Actually, I believe that last position is an abomination even under Roe; my, what progress we have made!) Ne'theless, nearly everybody agrees that there is an irreducible shell of personal liberty surrounding every man and woman that protects him from a totalitarian government run amok.
I can prove my case with a single example: Does anybody believe that it would be constitutional for a state to enact a law proscribing how many times per week a husband and wife are allowed to make love in their own home?
If you answer No, then you necessarily believe that (a) such a law breaches that fundamental core of individual liberty, the irreducible shell; and (b) there are inviolable limits to federal and state government beyond those explicitly written into the Constitiution.
To the extent that voters believe Rick Santorum's dismissal of a "right to privacy" means he rejects the irreducible shell of personal liberty described above, said voters will be very likely to vote for Barack H. Obama over the "theocratic" Rick Santorum.
Santorum's vital task, then, is to reassure Americans that his thinking on what most people envision when they hear the word "privacy" is still aligned within the mainstream of modern thought; that he does not advocate government control over aspects of life that the huge majority believe belong to the conscience of the individual, not the diktats of a Council of Experts.
If Santorum can assure voters — including the arrogant author of this post — that he is not a "Flat-Earther" on any social issue that really counts, then we might be persuaded to support him more than Mitt Romney. That is, until and unless Santorum's campaign collapses like all the other not-romneys before him.
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Years ago, when I started out as a young plumbing apprentice, the venerable Milwaukee Hole Hawg was the only right-angle drill used throughout the trades. It was big, heavy, and powerful. I went for more than one ride on that drill, and the countless smashed knuckles I endured were a real lesson in reaction torque. Thankfully, as the years have gone on, manufacturers have installed low-gear clutches in their drills, but some of these disengage too easily with large-diameter holes or wet lumber. So I was very interested to see how DeWalt's new Bind-Up Control in its DWD460 right-angle drill might help my poor old plumber's hands.
The first thing I noticed about DeWalt's new drill is that the handle wraps back around to the motor housing, forming a very nice hand guard. When punching through a hole, it's easy to have a little too much of your own weight on your drill, and this handle design surely will save a few knuckles. Undoubtedly, this feature also strengthens the handle assembly.
The DWD460 comes with the basics: a bail handle, a 12-inch-long side handle, a 10-foot cord, and a chuck key with a holder. Keeping in mind my test of other right-angle drills (www.toolsofthetrade.net/industry-news.asp?sectionID=0&articleID=512774), I put the DeWalt DWD460 to work in the field. Whether I was drilling through layers of framing lumber or cutting 5-inch diameter holes for closet flanges, this tool was right at home.
I like the feel of this traditional, perpendicular-motor design drill better than the in-line designs that are the new standard. Its shorter body makes it more maneuverable in many drilling situations, although it does require more headroom. Its large, D-shaped bail handle is well placed in both the forward and upright positions and is roomy enough for a gloved hand over the knuckle-saving padded surface below. The contoured, rubber-coated trigger handle together with bail handle always gave me a sure and confident grip. The side handle gives adequate leverage when needed, but like other tools of this style, you have to slide up your hand next to the drill to get the right leverage for getting the bit started or for pulling it out of the hole.
This is the first heavy-duty right-angle drill I've come across that has a variable speed function. This lets me start big bits slowly and safely. The reverse switch and trigger are easy to reach and use, but the same cannot be said for the speed selector, which is located on the side of the drill; I found it difficult to operate.
The selector lever has a very stiff throw and is short and flat. It is also recessed flush with the drill body and partially blocked by the bail handle. It was sometimes difficult to get the selector to engage. The lever would spring back without changing gears, and it would take several tries while "bumping" the motor to finally get it to engage. This was true in both high- and low-speed settings.
The premier feature of this tool is what the company calls Bind-Up Control. The drill has an electronic sensor that detects the sudden movement of the tool when the bit binds. It immediately reduces the torque output of the motor to a much lower level until you let go of the trigger. This feature works in both high and low gears, and is the only high-gear protection I know of on any heavy-duty right-angle drill.
To test this feature, I started out by jerking the handle sideways while drilling. Right away, the red light on the back of the drill went on to warn me that the control feature had been activated, and the rpms dropped significantly. The reason the drill does not stop completely is to give just enough juice to free non-feeding bits before starting again. If you kept on drilling in the reduced torque mode, you would eventually burn up the motor.
However, when I became more reckless and got the bit to bind, my years of training always kicked in and defeated this function of the Bind-Up Control. I am conditioned to release the trigger as soon as I feel the jerk of a bound bit, so try as I might, I couldn't really get the full benefit of this feature. After releasing the trigger, the drill would go back to full force as I tried to free the bit, but this is where the variable speed helped prove its worth.
Low-speed drilling has a standard slip clutch as well as the electronic protection, but despite my best efforts and the worst conditions and materials I could present for the test, I couldn't get the 11-amp motor to stall the clutch. This is one strong drill, so I'm glad for the electronic sensor. Instead of hearing the whir of the mechanical clutch when the bit grabbed, the Bind-Up Control engaged, slowing the drill instantly without throwing me over the handle bars.
The Verdict
I am very impressed with the DeWalt DWD460 drill. Hands down, the biggest plus of this tool is its enhanced user protection. If it saved me one set of bruised knuckles or one smashed hand, that would be enough for me. Add to the safety factor its overall power and feel, and you've got a great drill, whether you're shredding monster holes or punching out hundreds of smaller ones in today's jobs.
John Myrtle is a plumbing contractor in Hotchkiss, Colo.
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SC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college Lady Generals split their weekend tournament games, they blew out Salish-Kootenai 107-46 on Friday and dropped a 51-48 game against Eastern Wyoming Saturday.
They sit at 6-2 as they get ready to host the Lions club Thanksgiving tournament Friday and Saturday.
The Generals picked up to impressive road wins over the weekend they beat Northeastern Junior college from Sterling, Colorado 73-62 and Williston, North Dakota 82-77 to run their record to 6-1 overall.
SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL - The latest Wyoming Cowgirl basketball recruit made it official Friday, Sheridan Lady Bronc Hailey Ligocki will signed her national letter of intent to play for the Cowgirls next year in a ceremony at Sheridan high school
We talked with Ligocki back on November 1st when she made her verbal commitment to the Cowgirls and she talked about her decision to go the the University of Wyoming.
COWBOY BASKETBALL - The Wyoming basketball Cowboys are 3-0 after beating South Dakota 71-51 Thursday night.
They continue play tonight in their tournament against Southern university you can hear the game live on KWYO and 87.7 FM pregame will start at 7:30 with tip at 8:00 as the second game of our college basketball double header tonight
COWGIRL BASKETBALL - The Cowgirls play Denver University at 5:00 the Pokes game will follow the Cowgirls pregame show will start at 5:30 on KWYO and 87.7 FM.
COWBOY / COWGIRL BASKETBALL - The Wyoming basketball Cowboys are 2-0 after Leonard Washington went for 17 and 10 against North Carolina-Central Wednesday night in a 73-60 Pokes victory.
They continue play tonight in their own tournament against South Dakota you can hear the game live on KWYO and 87.7 FM Pregame will start at 6:30 with Tip at 7:00.
Tomorrow we will have a Cowgirl / Cowboy double header for you the Cowgirls play Denver University at 5:00 and Pokes take on Southern University at 8:00 on KWYO and 87.7 FM.
SC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college basketball team are preparing for another weekend of tournament games.
The Lady Generals are coming off a three game trip to Colorado Springs and will host a two day event Friday and Saturday Head coach Frank McCarthy says the games in Colorado Springs did them a lot of good.
They will host a tournament this weekend sponsored by the McCoy Agency of Sheridan.
LADY BRONC HOOPS - The high school winter sports season got started yesterday. The Lady Broncs took the court first after school Head coach Sean Yeager says they are under the gun getting ready for the regular season opener on the 30th.
And Yeager says the 30th isn't far off and they need to be ready as soon as possible for the opener.
They return the core of the team especially in the back court and Yeager says they expect a very good season is coming for the Lady Broncs.
WYOMING CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL - State championship football games finished up the fall sports season over the weekend Dubois took the 6-man title beating Snake River 54-30, Southeast beat Lusk for the 1-A championship 40-6.
Lyman beat Lovell 22-20 in the 2-A game, Powell beat Star Valley 13-10 to win the 3-A title and the
4-A title went to Natrona county the Mustangs crushed Gillette 35-7.
BRONC / LADY BRONC HOOPS - The high school winter sports season starts after school today the Sheridan Bronc basketball team takes the court with new Head coach Gale Smith.
STATE FOOTBALL - It's state championship football Saturday the 2-A title will start the day off at 10:00 followed by the 1-A final and 4-A championship at 4:00.
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The high school winter sports season starts after school Monday the Sheridan Bronc basketball team will have a new coach taking over as the new season begins. Longtime Bronc assistant coach Gale Smith takes over this year.
The Lady Broncs open their season Monday as well Sean Yeager is back as the Lady Broncs head coach.
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How to Raise a Global KidTaking Tiger Mom tactics to radical new heights, these parents are packing up the family for a total Far East Immersion.
The Fight Over Billy Graham's LegacyWith the great evangelist in his twilight, his children jostle over his image and the family name.
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Race, New PBS SeriesWith the circus of the 'beer summit' behind him, the high-wattage professor turns his eyes to the black experience in Latin America.
What the Bible Really Says About SexNew scholarship on the Good Book's naughty bits and how it deals with adultery, divorce, and same-sex love.
Mommy Is Busy Right Now"Why are working mothers so furious all the time?" I was asked recently. An answer, not entirely rational, springs to mind: "Personally, I could use a travel agent." It's a joke, sort of. School vacation is coming up. I'm swamped at work, and trip planning has become a time-consuming hell. A simple family vacation requires innumerable visits to destination websites; a suspicious scouring of rankings and reviews; and, at the heart-stopping final moment, a purchase on a site where prices and availability seem to change by the second. In the old days, it was simple. A woman would call a travel agent, and voilà! The trip would be booked. Now agents charge $35 a ticket. Don't get me started on fees.
Tough Love, Chinese StyleAmy Chua's email in-box has become the latest front in the mommy wars. Ever since "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," her warts-and-all book on parenting the Chinese way, inflamed the mommy-blogger universe with its publication last week, Chua has been under attack.
No More Washington Wives, and It's Our LossFamilies don't move to Washington anymore, and lawmakers live on the road. Is this any way to govern?
Feisal Abdul RaufThe imam behind the so-called Ground Zero mosque reflects on the "insanity" of religious radicals.
2012: Economy, Not Abortion, Rally Call for RightAs recently as 2004, when evangelicals were credited with reelecting George W. Bush, sexual mores defined the culture wars. But as the economy has become the political priority for liberals and conservatives alike, traditional culture-war issues—abortion, gay marriage—have been blunted as weapons in the political theater.
Obama and Big Government vs. 'God's America'?On Nov. 30, about a dozen moderate Christian leaders gathered for a meeting in Washington, D.C. Their colleagues on the religious right had been delivering a potent new message about God and country, of fear and domination, that was resonating among Christians and conservatives nationwide.
Books: Amish Romance NovelsThese novels raise questions about modern life.
What Food Says About Class in AmericaAs more of us indulge our passion for local, organic delicacies, a growing number of Americans don't have enough nutritious food to eat. How we can bridge the gap.
Miller: Humility in PoliticsWhen politicians start talking about humility, as they do ritualistically after elections, the warning light on the BS detector goes on.
Rationalist Sam Harris Believes in GodThe neuroscientist and rationalist has made his name attacking religious faith. Who knew he was so spiritual?
Miller: Hildegard von Bingen,12th-Century FeministA mystic and the modern woman.
A Supreme Court Justice's Wife's Tea Party ActivismIt's like a Hollywood movie. One spouse goes off to work at the Supreme Court, that most august of institutions, where formality and discretion reign. The other puts on her power suit—and occasionally, a foam Lady Liberty crown—and enters the raucous, chaotic world of Tea Party politics and Fox News pontificating.
A Minister's Mission to Fight PovertyAn economist and former executive at the World Bank, Beckmann believes it is possible to end world hunger and poverty through good politics and policies.
What Does 'Mama Grizzly' Really Mean?What exactly is a "mama grizzly"? If the grizzlies are united by an anti-establishment fury rooted in maternal concern, then it's fair to ask what their records show they've done for kids. Not just for their own kids—which in Palin's case, especially, is well documented—but for America's kids, and their families as well. Even some Republicans wonder whether all the fearsome roars are merely election-year antics with little substance.
Glenn Beck, Mormons, and the Religious RightConventional wisdom in the last election cycle held that Mitt Romney could never win the hearts of America's conservative evangelicals—the Republican base—because he's Mormon, and evangelicals don't consider Mormons to be properly Christian. "I don't believe conservative Christians will vote for a Mormon, but that remains to be seen," James Dobson, then chairman of Focus on the Family, told radio host Laura Ingraham in the run-up to the 2008 contest.
Religious Zealotry and American GraceWhile researching their forthcoming book about American religion, the Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam and his colleagues polled on this hypothetical question: Say a group of Buddhists wanted to build a large temple in your community. How would you feel?
Pope Benedict Flubs His Trip to the United KingdomInstead of consoling the victims of priestly sexual abuse or bridging the divide with Anglicans, Pope Benedict is hitting all the wrong notes in his trip to the United Kingdom.
The Other Religion at Ground ZeroA Greek Orthodox congregation has been waiting longer—and working harder—than Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf of the Park51 Islamic Center to restore the church that was destroyed on September 11, 2001.
'Stealth Jihad' Conveys ParanoiaHere is the latest semantic assault from the party that brought you "Islamo-facism" (circa 2005) and "Axis of Evil" (2002). The term "stealth jihad" is suddenly voguish among politically ambitious right-wingers who see President Obama's approach to terrorism as insufficient.
Religious Pluralism at Ground Zero?If President Obama wants to convince Americans to support the 'Ground Zero mosque' he needs to tie it to our personal tolerance for other faiths.
The Real War Over Ground ZeroAt the eye of this storm stand two grieving mothers who don't ever want to hear the word "closure." Each remains convinced of the rightness of her position, and it is in their congenial conversation that one sees the issue laid bare.
Do Economic Slumps Produce More Churchgoers?Do hard times produce more fundamentalists? Do prosperous times produce more do-gooders? Will a lengthy economic slump pull people into the pews to pray for jobs and ladle soup for needier neighbors? Or will it keep people at home on the couch, nursing psychic wounds and cursing their creator?
The Cost of Being JewishIt sounds like a Catskills-era joke with a Jewish lawyer in the punch line, but among Jewish leaders it's deadly serious. Why does it cost so much to be Jewish? At a time when American families are tightening household budgets, does it really make sense to continue to charge thousands of dollars to participate in Jewish life?
Belgium Bucks the VaticanThe Vatican has clearly stated that when investigating cases of sex abuse, "civil law concerning the reporting of crimes to the appropriate authorities should always be followed." History shows, however, that such cooperation is not always the norm. For more than a thousand years in Europe, church and state were rarely separate.
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The University of South Carolina Dance Company presents its first main stage concert of the 2009 - 10 season, "On the Edge: Classics to Contemporary," Oct. 2 - 3 at the Koger Center for the Arts.
Performance time is 7:30 p.m. both evenings. Tickets are available at the Carolina Coliseum box office or by calling 803-251-2222. Prices are $16 for the public; $14 for military, university faculty and staff and seniors 60 and older; and $10 for students.
The show will include a performance of the demanding second act of the romantic ballet, "Giselle," the first time the company will have ever mounted an entire act of a classic ballet.
"USC Dance Company is poised and ready to tackle the balletomanes' favorite romantic ballet," said Susan Anderson, the company's artistic director. "It takes an exquisite and technical corps de ballet to match the jewelling technique of the principal dancers. We now have dance majors from all over the country who can rise to the occasion. It's an exciting time for us to see this level of technical excellence."
In "Giselle," the title character's heart is broken by a duplicitous nobleman, causing her untimely death. In the second act, also known as the "white act" for its traditionally all-white costuming, the ghost of Giselle appears to the nobleman, who begs forgiveness for his wrongdoing.


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WATCH: Bill Clinton impersonates Bono
Bill Clinton has responded to Bono's recent impression of him at the annual Clinton Global Initiative meeting, with an impression of Bono!
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College Football Recap, Sept. 23
Monday, September 23, 2013
Here's a brief look at the results of the Top 25 from this past weekend. The rankings used in this recap are the AP rankings from prior to the games.CLOSER THAN EXPECTED#15 Michigan 24, Connecticut 21: The Wolverines, who struggled last week against Akron, have another close call, as Fitzgerald Toussaint runs for two late touchdowns and Desmond Morgan snags a critical one-handed interception in the fourth quarter as Michigan overcomes a 14-point second-half deficit.#9 Georgia 45, North Texas 21: After the Bulldogs see the Mean Green block a punt and recover it for a touchdown to tie the game at 21 in the third quarter, Aaron Murray pulls his team together, throwing for 408 yards as Georgia closes the game with 24 unanswered points.#1 Alabama 31, Colorado State 6: The Crimson Tide sputter against former offensive coordinator Jim McElwain's new squad, only leading 17-6 entering the fourth quarter, but aren't truly threatened as AJ McCarron completes 20-of-26 passes for 258 yards.
THEY RUN THE TOWN#6 LSU 35, Auburn 21: Jeremy Hill records career-highs with 183 rushing yards (the most by an LSU player since 2004) and three touchdowns as LSU jumped ahead early and stayed steady to hand Auburn its first loss of the year.#10 Texas A&M 42, SMU 13: While Johnny Manziel has another solid day through the air (14-of-21, 244 yards), he shows off his running skills as well with 102 yards and two scores as the Aggies roll over the Mustangs.#13 UCLA 59, New Mexico State 13: The Bruins enter the game as 42-point favorites, the largest spread in school history, and follow through as Jordan James rushes for a career-high 164 yards and two scores.#19 Florida 31, Tennessee 17: After quarterback Jeff Driskel breaks his leg (he's out for the season) in the first quarter, the Gators turn to backup Tyler Murphy (134 passing yards, 1 TD) and a solid ground game (215 rushing yards) to upend the Volunteers for the ninth straight time.#24 Wisconsin 41, Purdue 10: Melvin Gordon tallies 147 rushing yards and three scores while James White adds 145 yards and a 70-yard touchdown as the Badgers run all over the Boilermakers.
SEVENTY AND SENSATIONAL#4 Ohio State 76, Florida A&M 0: Backup quarterback Kenny Guiton sets a school record with six touchdown passes, all in the first half, as the Buckeyes crush the Rattlers in their most lopsided win since 1935.#7 Louisville 72, Florida International 0: Teddy Bridgewater throws four touchdowns and the Cardinal defense sets a school-record by allowing just 30 yards as they record their largest shutout win since 1955.#16 Miami (Fla.) 77, Savannah State 7: The Hurricanes never punt as Dallas Crawford and Gus Edwards score three touchdowns and Miami easily overcomes an early injury to quarterback Stephen Morris.#20 Baylor 70, Louisiana-Monroe 7: Baylor becomes the first FBS team since 1930 to score 69� points in three straight games as Lache Seastrunk runs for 156 yards - his seventh straight 100-yard game.
OFFICIAL MENTIONS#3 Clemson 26, North Carolina State 14: Trailing 13-7 in the third quarter, the Wolfpack had an apparent 83-yard touchdown run called back by the officials and the Tigers took advantage, scoring a TD of their own as they pulled away for a key ACC road win.#5 Stanford 42, #23 Arizona State 28: The Sun Devils climbed into the rankings last week after a bizarre sequence when the officials didn't re-spot the ball against Wisconsin, but this week, Stanford jumped to a 29-0 lead to keep the game out of the hands of the officials.#22 Notre Dame 17, Michigan State 13: In a game that featured only a total of 474 yards of offense by the two teams, the Fighting Irish collected 115 yards on penalties, including four pass interference calls, as they held on to give the Spartans their first loss of the year.
FCS WARM-UPS#8 Florida State 54, Bethune-Cookman 6: Playing their final game before a seven-game ACC stretch, the Seminoles cruise over the Daytona Beach FCS foe, as linebacker Telvin Smith stars with 12 tackles, a sack and a 68-yard interception return touchdown. #17 Washington 56, Idaho State 0: Keith Price throws for three touchdowns in less than a half of action and Bishop Sankey, the nation's leading rusher, essentially gets a day off, carrying the ball just four times, but still gaining 77 yards.#18 Northwestern 35, Maine 21: The Wildcats, who had two interception return touchdowns against Cal earlier this year, do it again against the Black Bears to offset an inconsistent offensive performance.#25 Texas Tech 33, Texas State 7: The Red Raiders struggled early, tallying just one first-half touchdown against the FCS Bobcats. However, backup Davis Webb tosses a pair of TDs in the second and the Tech defense allows just 240 total yards.
Allstate Sugar Bowl, January 2, 2014 CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): South Carolina vs. Louisville (no change)ESPN.com (Mark Schlabach): Georgia vs. Oklahoma (Oklahoma replaces Louisville)ESPN.com (Brad Edwards): Georgia vs. Wisconsin (Wisconsin replaces Oklahoma)College Football News: Alabama vs. Clemson (no change) SI.com (Stewart Mandel): Texas A&M vs. Clemson (no change)Orlando Sentinel (Matt Murschel): LSU vs. Oklahoma State (no change)SB Nation (Jason Kirk): Georgia vs. Florida State (no change)Sporting News (Bill Bender): Georgia vs. Florida State (no change)Bleacher Report: Georgia vs. Louisville (Louisville replaces Florida State)
Each week the Allstate Sugar Bowl will make its YouTube Pick of the Week, top highlights, impressive off-field performances, great games, amazing plays and illuminating features, such as this week's ESPN Gameday feature on Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater, last year's Allstate Sugar Bowl MVP.
College football fans, be sure to "like" the official Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page (linked above) and vote each week for the Manning Award Player of the Week. The top quarterback performances from each week will be posted giving you the chance to vote for that you think was the best effort each week of the college football season.
While 30 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, additional players may be added later in the season and every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor. Here's a look at some of this week's top quarterback performances:
Terrance Broadway, UL-Lafayette(25-of-37, 305 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 82.8)Broadway, who also rushes for a pair of touchdowns, runs and passes for scores in the fourth quarter as the Ragin' Cajuns erase a 24-21 deficit in a 35-30 road victory over Akron.
Derek Carr, Fresno State(39-of-60, 460 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 84.7)Carr registers his fifth career 400-yard game (setting the school and Mountain West records), completing 8-of-11 passes on the game-winning drive as the Bulldogs score with 2:14 to go in a critical 41-40 win over Mountain West power Boise State.
Sean Mannion, Oregon State(38-of-55, 367 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 66.9)Mannion throws two fourth-quarter touchdown passes and registers his fourth straight 350-yard game as the Beavers come from behind to beat San Diego State, 34-30, on the road.
Aaron Murray, Georgia(22-of-30, 408, 3 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 91.1)Murray posts the third 400-yard game of his career and also runs for a touchdown as his offensive outburst overcomes special teams issues in a 45-21 victory over North Texas.
Gary Nova, Rutgers(22-of-43, 346 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 28.5)After a rough start, Nova leads the Scarlet Knights to three unanswered touchdowns to close the game as Rutgers comes from behind to hand Arkansas its first loss of the year, 28-24.
Bryce Petty, Baylor(18-of-27, 351 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 98.5)Petty, playing just over one half of football, registers his third straight 300-yard game while tossing a career best for touchdown passes, as the Bears score at least 69 points for the third straight game in a 70-7 win over UL-Monroe.
Tom Savage, Pittsburgh(23-of-33, 424 yards, 6 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 95.6)Savage ties an ACC record with six touchdown passes and sets his personal career-high in passing yards; and the Panthers need them all as they barely hold off Duke, 58-55, in a shootout on the road.
Brett Smith, Wyoming(35-of-41, 373 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 99.0)Smith also rushes for 138 yards and a TD as he sets the school record for total offense while becoming the Cowboys' all-time leader in touchdown passes in a 56-23 win over Air Force.
Top Upcoming Games
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#11 Oklahoma State at West Virginia (11 a.m., ESPN): The Cowboys, who are out-scoring opponents by nearly 32 points per game, make their first Big 12 road trip to Morgantown, where West Virginia is hoping to get on track after a 2-2 start.#12 South Carolina at UCF (11 a.m., ABC): UCF has been quickly making a name for itself in the American Athletic Conference; and, while a road win against Penn State was impressive, a victory over the Gamecocks would likely be the biggest in program history.#6 LSU at #9 Georgia (2:30 p.m., CBS): The marquee game of the week will feature LSU's revamped offense, which is averaging over 43 points per game behind quarterback Zach Mettenberger (a Georgia transfer), taking on the Bulldogs and their own quarterback star, Aaron Murray.#14 Oklahoma at #22 Notre Dame (2:30 p.m., NBC): Last year, the Fighting Irish went in to Norman and picked up a 30-13 win, one of their biggest resume-builders on the way to the BCS Championship game; this year, the Sooners are headed North following a bye week, while Notre Dame is coming off a tough battle with Michigan State.#21 Ole Miss at #1 Alabama (5:30 p.m., ESPN): The last time the Rebels beat Alabama, it moved Ole Miss into first place in the SEC for the first time since 1970, when Archie Manning was directing the offense - by the way, that last win was in 2003 and Eli Manning threw for three touchdowns. This is a much-improved Ole Miss squad however, with one of the top freshman classes in history and a 3-0 record. #10 Texas A&M at Arkansas (6 p.m., ESPN2): New Arkansas coach Bret Bielema's first taste of SEC action will include the headache-inducing challenge of Johnny Football.#23 Wisconsin at #4 Ohio State (7 p.m., ABC): The Badgers have one of the most potent running attacks in football (349.8 yards per game), while the Buckeyes are about to slip into a quarterback controversy as star Braxton Miller returns from an injury which allowed backup Kenny Guiton to shine.
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Washington, DC -- The U. S. General Services Administration's Federal Technology Service (FTS) has announced awards of Wire and Cable Services (WACS) Contracts to Engineering and Professional Services Inc. (EPS), Tinton Falls, NJ; GTE Government Systems Corporation, Needham Heights, MA; and Government Telecommunications Inc. (GTI), Chantilly, VA. These non-mandatory contracts are the first of their kind to provide the Federal Government with a comprehensive vehicle to effectively consolidate requirements for telecommunications infrastructure modernization. The WACS contracts are for three years with two one-year options and have a total estimated value of $2.6 billion.
Under the terms of the WACS contracts, vendors must be ready to respond to simultaneous requests for service nationwide. "These contracts emphasize the comprehensive one stop shopping philosophy that the FTS believes in," said newly appointed FTS Commissioner Dennis Fischer. "We anticipate that customers will realize substantial cost savings in addition to the flexibility to either consolidate multiple jobs nationwide or contract for jobs separately, whichever best meets their needs."
Under WACS, customers can determine the use and administration of the contract and avoid the contracting processes associated with large, multifaceted, infrastructure requirements.
"We are pleased to welcome EPS, GTE and GTI to the WACS Program." said Sandra Bates, FTS Deputy Commissioner. "These new partnerships will result in our clients receiving better, faster and less expensive infrastructure modernization service into the next millennium."
WACS contracts are for use by all Federal Agencies, Tribal Governments and other authorized entities in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U. S. Virgin Islands. Some of the services include: provisioning of copper, fiber optic and multi-functional inside and outside wiring and cable systems to include hardware and electronics; outside conduit systems; hardware and software to support fiber optic and multi-functional distribution systems; and management and administration of cable plant through software based systems.
For additional information on WACS call Jonathan Allen on (703) 610-2830, Joseph Romanelli on (703) 610-1649, or visit the FTS homepage at http://fts.gsa.gov.
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Peter Phillips will be our MC and first speaker. Professor of Sociology at Sonoma State University and former Director of Project Censored, Peter currently co-hosts The Morning Show on KPFA and is President of The Media Freedom Foundation.
Richard Gage, AIA, is well known to many in the Bay Area. He is the dynamic founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, which has grown to 1500 petition signing professionals. He will update us on the many recent activities of AE911Truth.
Introducing Kathy McGrade, a Silicon Valley engineer now affiliated with AE911Truth. Her work includes ensuring the safety of firefighters during structural fires. She presents a sharp critique of the government's account for the demise of the three WTC Towers.
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As part of his long and distinguished career, Bob Bowman ran for President in 2000 and for the US Congress in 2006. Bob Scheer of the LA Times called him "probably the best public speaker in the country today." Dr. Bowman will give new voice to several of his recurrent themes--no more imperial presidency, no more undeclared corporate wars, no more spying on the American people, no more repression of dissidents, no more exporting of jobs, no more government lies, false-flag attacks, and cover-ups.
Two-term Senator from Alaska Mike Gravel first gained national attention when he read the Pentagon Papers into the Congressional Record. For the last two decades, he has worked to establish a National Initiative process to empower citizens. Mike ran for president in 2008, and more recently is leading efforts for a series of state initiatives calling for a new, independent investigation of 9/11.
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This certificate has been developed for physician executives and other senior health care administrators, including nurse executives, medical directors, and senior administrators in hospitals, group practice, health insurance organizations. All participants should have a background in health care, and are currently in a leadership position or expected to take up a leadership position in the near future.
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The story of George Shima, the Japanese immigrant who became known as the "Potato King" of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, is fairly well known. But did you know there was an earlier, Chinese immigrant also known as a "Potato King?" Here's the story of Chin Lung.
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The Witness of Love and Forgiveness
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The Decree of God
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SuCh at The Milky Way Lounge
Milky Way Lounge
Thursday, February 7, 2013 from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Watch the latest single/music video, "Mesmerized"
Watch footage from the first stop on the tour, Vegas, here
As part of her first Winter Tour, SuCh makes her debut in her native Boston a little over a year since starting her solo singing career.
About the artist:
SuCh pulls you in with her voice, charm, and personal experiences. A natural-born story teller, she tugs at the heart strings of her audiences with every word and note, while simultaneously packing enough energy to power a small city. She connects emotionally through melodies that soar, woven in her clear, soulful voice. She's been dubbed the black Barbra Streisand and her voice described as the perfect mix of Jill Scott, Aretha Franklin and Adele.
After her appearance on American Idol last year, SuCh was inspired and more determined than ever to make her dream of singing come true. The endearing, Haitian-American songbird recently released her first album, Stretch Marks, a record drenched in Soul, R&B, Jazz and Gospel influences that marks the most poignant time of growth in her life. Music lovers are in for a foot-tapping, head-bobbing, finger-snapping show that they'll never forget.
About Milky Way Lounge:
Looking for dinner, dancing, and entertainment in one place? Head to Bella Luna Restaurant and The Milky Way Lounge in the Brewery building. Feast on basil and mozzarella ravioli or a tasty pizza. Save room for dessert though — we hear the bingo hosts bring vegan cupcakes to share.
When & Where
Milky Way Lounge
284 Amory St
Thursday, February 7, 2013 from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM (PST)
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(Chardon) - A Geauga County judge says he was reluctant to sentence an 18-year-old Amish man to prison for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl but didn't have a choice.
Geauga County Common Pleas Judge Forrest W. Burt said he fears what will happen to Raymond F. Miller in prison because of his small stature and Amish beliefs.
The News-Herald reports that Burt sentenced the man to the minimum three years in prison Thursday for assaulting the girl last June. Miller knew the girl and said he had sex with her after watching pornography with friends.
Miller - whose attorney described as "an extremely naive person" - apologized to the judge and said he hoped to get some treatment.
Prosecutor Christopher Joyce agreed to stand silent on the case at sentencing.
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Dierks Bentley Uses Fundraiser To Promote Charity Event
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Dierks Bentley's "Riser" birds are cropping up throughout Nashville, and they're raising even more money for charity.
The country star is offering "flocks" of his bird image on wire stands, which fans can order to "flock" their friends. And those who don't want to be "flocked" can get "flock insurance." There are some restrictions. Details are available at Dierks.com.
The "flocking" is part of Bentley's promotion for his upcoming Miles & Music For Kids charity event. The singer will host his ninth annual motorcycle ride and concert in Nashville on September 28th.
All the money from both the event and the "flocking" will go to the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
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Ray Price hospitalized & being treated for Sepsis
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Ray Price continues to battle health issues. The 87-year-old Country Music Hall of Famer was admitted to the cardiac care unit Tuesday night after developing sepsis - a bacterial infection that travels through the bloodstream, and can be fatal.
Ray's wife Janie says in a Facebook post that Ray's "blood pressure dropped too low and his heart rate too high," and they were "in watchful crisis all night long and throughout early morning hours before he stabilized." Janie's sister Virgie Phillips adds that Ray is "a very strong fighter" and that he's "fighting this very hard right now."
Virgie also says that Ray "has been at the hospital for a month now." The Price camp never says when Ray was admitted to the hospital.
However, Ray posted on September 11th that he was going in for follow up exams to monitor his cancer. The singer is battling pancreatic cancer, which he said had gone into remission back in February. But Price was hospitalized in May for severe dehydration. He underwent surgery a month later for kidney stones, which were attributed to the dehydration.
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Trooper Escapes Serious Injury
While helping out a driver with a flat tire on the Northway in Wilton, a New York State Police cruiser was sideswiped by a AAA Northway registered tow truck, according to authorities.
Trooper Gary Strothenke was parked on the shoulder of the southbound lanes Tuesday afternoon around 3:45 p.m. when the tow truck sideswiped the cruiser and then hit the vehicle with the flat tire, driven by Rachel Palmer, 23, of Ballston Lake. The man changing the tire, Ryan Geleta, 23, of Clifton Park, managed to scramble out of the way, police said. Strothenke escaped with minor injuries.
Galeta showed up in his truck to help Palmer and she sat in his truck while he worked on the tire, authorities said.
Both the trooper and the truck driver, Berakah Smith of Wilton/Gansevoort Road, were treated for minor injuries and released from Saratoga hospital. Smith was ticketed. Two of the highway's three southbound lanes were closed for six hours after the crash.
Strothenke was in his Trooper car behind both vehicles with his emergency lights going and some flares set up, but authorities say Smith drifted toward the right shoulder and he lost control and veered right striking Palmer's vehicle. Geleta was alerted by the sound of the cruiser being struck just before it hit Palmer's car.
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These are the steps that I will usually take.. I am using a netgear card
Once that is done you should be in both monitor mode and with a fake mac. Hope this helps. FWIW I think I might be doing a bit of overkill on my steps but no big deal to me. If you do not want to switch to monitor mode, leave out steps 1, 2, 4, 6, & 7. Remember though that there have been people out there having issues with fake mac addresses...wlanconfig ath0 destroy
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TED is leaving Long Beach.
The national TED conference, which has taken place in Long Beach for four years and will have its fifth event here this month, will move to Vancouver, Canada, next year to celebrate its 30 th anniversary, officials announced Monday.
TED, which stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design, will host its final Long Beach-based conference Feb. 25 to March 1 at the downtown Long Beach Terrace Theater. The sold-out, invitation-only conference will be headlined by Bono, a renowned activist for social justice and lead singer of U2.
Mayor Bob Foster said in a statement Monday that TED will be "missed."
"We enjoyed TED's run in Long Beach and the past five years gave a tremendous opportunity to showcase the city to new audiences. California will miss them, but we wish them nothing but the best in Vancouver," Foster said.
The conference is headquartered in Vancouver and New York City, and according to a TED press release, secret talks have been ongoing for two weeks for the conference to make its move to Canada.
"TED will be held in this great city, which boasts a thriving spirit of innovations as well as stunning views - the harbor and mountains in the same scenic vistas," the release stated.
The 2014 event will take place March 17-21 at the Vancouver Convention Center, which is connected to three hotels and has a six-acre living roof. Organizers dubbed it the "world's most eco-friendly meeting venue."
Long Beach had been home to one of two annual TED conferences on the West Coast, the other held in Palm Springs. TEDGlobal is held in Edinburgh, Scotland, in the summer.
Randy Gordon, president and CEO of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, said he was "saddened by the news."
"The five years they have been here have been a great run," he said. "The economic impacts will be missed, as well as prestige of one of the most exciting and unique conferences that our city has ever had. I hope that one day we will have them back."
The news was also a blow to Steve Goodling, president and CEO of the Long Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau.
"We knew it would be tough to keep TED very long, but we were always hopeful to renew our contract," Goodling said. "We are fortunate to have had the privilege of hosting TED for five years, it was great for the city and a good experience for them."
Goodling said he heard the news two weeks ago that TED wouldn't be returning from TED curator Chris Anderson. But Goodling noted that Anderson asked that dates be held in Long Beach for a possible TED return in 2016.
"Though we will hold dates, I think it will be very challenging to get them back in 2016," he said. "In the conference business it is important to keep things fresh and move things around, especially for a group like TED. But the likelihood that the 2016 dates will be open will be a real challenge."
Goodling said it took just two days to book a conference for the 2015 TED dates.
"The economic impact for the city of the new group that booked is double what TED brought to the city," he said. "Though it isn't a household name, like TED, it will bring great revenue to the city."
Goodling said he couldn't announce the new group at this time.
Hosting TED has given Long Beach a greater national presence and put the city in the spotlight as leaders rolled out the red carpet each year for the world's top innovators and entrepreneurs. Speakers have included former President Bill Clinton and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates.
This year's theme is "The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered." It will bring in several teenage inventors and entrepreneurs, an undercover journalist and a yo-yo master, among many other speakers.
"Our staff is pumped for TED2013, our grand finale year in Long Beach, and are thrilled to be able to go exploring in 2014," the TED press release stated.
But it will be the end of an era. For nearly three decades, the conference has called California home.
The signature event will be moved to Canada for at least two years, and maybe permanently.
"Will this be a next chapter for TED? Quite possibly," TED officials said, adding, "we feel ready for a new adventure."
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GENERALS / LADY GENERALS BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college Generals and Lady Generals are back on the court in the Hoffman dome tonight hosting conference games with Little Big Horn community college games are at 5:30 and 7:30 and we will have them live for you on 87.7 FM ESPN radio.
The Lady Generals have never lost to Little Big Horn but Head coach Frank McCarthy says the Rams have a very good team this year and the Lady Generals have a good challenge in front of them tonight.
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SC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college Generals and Lady Generals will be back in action at the Hoffman dome tomorrow night with games against Little Big Horn community college games are at 5:30 and 7:30 and we will broadcast them live on 87.7 FM.
The Lady Generals saw their 10 game winning streak end in Gillette Saturday and Head coach Frank McCarthy says they ran into a good team having a good night on their home court.
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The Lady Broncs swept their weekend road trip to Cheyenne wining at Central and East to go to 15-1 on the season and unbeaten conference record.
They will try and keep that record intact this week when they play at Gillette Friday night
The Broncs won at the buzzer Friday night against Cheyenne Central as Anthony Newlon hit a three point basket as time expired to give the Broncs the 60-59 victory.
Sheridan High School Indoor Track
Results – Stadium Sports Grill Track Meet
Spearfish, SD
Girls Results:
60 Meter Dash
6th Gabby Edeen 8.40
1600 Meter Run
3rd Amanda Hutchinson 5:44.02
3200 Meter Run
6th Maggie Chapin 12:56.44
60 Meter Hurdles
4th Addison Stedille 10.76
4 X 400 Meter Relay
4th Gabby Edeen 4:37.30
Janika Sweeney
Dani Ackels
Ashley Fox
Pole Vault
4th Taylor Ballek 8' 6"
7th Stephanie Prill 7' 6"
Shot Put
1st Shayla Christensen 36' 0.5"
Boys Results:
400 Meter Dash
7th Josiah Huff 55.02
Buffalo and Kaycee High Schools' sports teams were busy this weekend and fared well for the most part.
The Bison boys' basketball team defeated Douglas Friday night 50-46 and in a make-up game from one postponed due to weather a couple of weeks ago, beat Wheatland 46-44 on Saturday.
#1 Gillette 65 Central 38
Kelly Walsh 37 #2 Riverton 32
#3 Laramie 65 South 32
#5 Natrona 67 Rock Springs 49
East 68 Sheridan 60
Class 3A:
#1 Star Valley 59 #2 Lyman 43
Buffalo 46 #4 Wheatland 44
Glenrock 70 Worland 42
Lander 54 Cody 46
Powell 68 Pinedale 36
Class 2A:
#1 Lovell 68 #2 Wyoming Indian 61
#3 Lusk 69 Burns 65 OT
#4 (tie) Big Horn 52 Rocky Mountain 33
Tongue River 58 Greybull 40
Big Piney 60 Saratoga 45
Thermopolis 77 Riverside 32
Class 1A:
St. Stephens at #1 Burlington – 6pm
Hulett at #2 Ten Sleep – 2:30pm
Broncs 60 Cheyenne Central 59 (Anthony Newlon 3-Pointer as time expired to win it)
Lady Broncs 57 Cheyenne Central 35
TR Lady Eagles 70 Wright 25
Wright 57 TR Eagles 54
BH Lady Rams 51 Riverside 39
BH Rams 69 Riverside 36
Kaycee girls 51 Arvada/Clearmont 39
Kaycee boys 70 Arvada/Clearmont 13
Lady Broncs at Cheyenne East 1:00 87.7 fm
Broncs vs East 1:30 14-10 KWYO
Wyoming Cowboys vs AFA 6:30 PREGAME 7:00 tip off
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There is a priority to protect the identity of their guests for Fisher and Hutchinson.
Hutchinson adds that the sex questions will often ask "These are things that I do, is this weird?"
"In comedy world [you want] to talk to these great comedians that I look up to or admire, even among your peers," Hutchinson says.
Hutchinson, the incoming governor, has said he needs time to decide what his position is on the plan.
In another episode, Hutchinson and her real-life boyfriend discussed the impact of the show on their relationship and sex life.
Hutchinson published a pamphlet reviling the Visitors, and pronouncing their decision invalid.
Hutchinson condenses it in similar terms, as do Calef and Douglas.
To this change Hutchinson directly, and still more indirectly, contributed.
This is what the chief character in Proud Peter (Hutchinson) did.
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AP541N wireless clients sporadically not acquiring dhcps
I was having this issue with my Dell Precision M70 laptop until I made this tweak to the Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG card that is built-in and so far its seems to be making a difference with it connecting to our Cisco 541L APs and acquiring a DHCP from our network. However, the only thing different I noticed after making this change is that it is initially a bit slow at connecting to the Cisco APs.
http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/cs-006205.htmUse Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiFi Connection Utility to Set CAM1. Click Advanced > Adapter Settings > Advanced tab. 2. Select Power Management and uncheck Default / Auto and move the slider to Highest / Maximum Performance.If the slider is already at Highest / Maximum Performance, move the slider to another setting and then back to Highest / Maximum Performance.
We are still experiencing this issue with our Dell Latitude E4200 laptops but need to verify that they are using the latest wireless network adapter drivers. In addition, I am planning to tweak the PSP as I did with the Intel Pro Wireless 2200 BG.
F.Y.I. Our PDC and Primary DNS server is a Windows Server 2000
Our BDC, Secondary DNS and DHCP server is a Windows Server 2003
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
The setting on the Cisco ESW-540-8P (8 port gigabit switch w/POE) I found that worked for me is:
--> Security --> Traffic Control --> Port Security
By default, all ports are set to "Locked / Limited Dynamic Lock / 3 / Discard / Enable / 60"
I simply edited (click the "edit" button to the right) the ports on which I had my WAPs and unchecked "Lock Interface."
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Brevard, N.C. - The three game series scheduled for this weekend between the Brevard College and Mercyhurst baseball teams has been cancelled due to inclement weather. There is no word at this time as to whether or not the series will be made up.
The Tornados instead turn their attention to Erskine as Brevard travels down to Due West, S.C. to take on the Flying Fleet on Tuesday, February 16, with first pitch coming at 2:30 p.m.