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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to supply supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950, and for other purposes, namely:
For an additional amount for "Construction, and so forth, buildings and utilities", as follows:
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Klamath, Oregon: $150,000, in accordance with the Act of August 19, 1949, Public Law 256.
For an additional amount for "Roads", $98,500, to remain available until expended.
Refund of taxes illegally assessed and paid by Indian wards: For the payment by the Treasury Department of the principal amount of any claim or claims for refund of income taxes filed within the two-year period permitted by and pursuant to the declared policy of Congress as contained in section 2 of the Act of Congress of January 29, 1942 (56 Stat. 21), by or on behalf of any Indian allottee of the class mentioned therein as having been required or permitted to pay any Federal income tax on the rents, royalties, or other gains arising from such allotment during the minority of the allottee, $200,000, to remain available until expended.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College women's basketball team did their part to make the community a better place last Thursday, volunteering at the Brevard Boys & Girls Club. This is one of many service projects Shannon Reid's team will participate in during their season
This continues a longstanding relationship between the BC Athletic Department and the Brevard community. In the past year, Tornado student-athletes have given their time to help Transylvania County schools, the Transylvania Youth Council and the Boys & Girls Club.
At the Boys & Girls Club, the Tornado women's hoopsters read to children, helped kids with their homework, and organized a number of physical activities. The student-athletes played basketball, dodge ball and hula hoop with the children.
"Volunteering at the Boys & Girls club was a great experience for our team and the kids," said Reid. "We talked with the kids about what it means to be a student athlete and the importance of getting an education; the team really enjoyed giving back to the community."
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BC President David Joyce, his wife Lynne Joyce, and College Trustee Phillip Jerome Cycle NCOctober 2, 2012
BC President David Joyce, his wife Lynne Joyce, and College Trustee Phillip Jerome are gearing up to cycle from the mountains to the coast to raise money and awareness on behalf of Brevard College. Their ride is part of Cycle NC's 450-mile bike ride from Brevard to Carolina Beach September 29 through October 6.
During the ride, the BC team is asking for individuals to support the College by committing an amount for every mile ridden. Contributions may be directed to help cover equipment and travel costs for a Brevard College athletic team; promote community service through the College's Office for Multicultural and Service Initiatives; or fund need-based student scholarships through the Brevard College Loyalty Fund. Click here for full story, with photos!
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A Boost to 9/11 TrialsKaren Greenberg in Newsweek, February 29, 2012
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A plea deal struck between U.S. military prosecutors and a Pakistani detainee at Guantanamo Bay will likely speed the stalled trials of Sept. 11 suspects, experts say.
Majid Khan, 32, who has spent the last nine years behind bars, is expected to plead guilty today to a raft of charges connected to his role in alleged terror plots hatched by accused Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. In exchange for a reduced sentence of 25 years, Khan will testify against other "high value" detainees, including Mohammed and four others alleged to have taken part in the 2001 attacks. Many of the terms of the plea agreement remain classified, and The Washington Post reported that the military plans to delay Khan's sentencing for four years to ensure he complies with the agreement.
"It's part of a strategy of building more solid cases against the handful of defendants that the government plans to try before the commissions," said Jonathan Hafetz, a lawyer who has represented other Guantanamo detainees.
More than 10 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Mohammed and four co-defendants accused of plotting them are still awaiting trial at the prison, part of a U.S. naval base in Cuba. Since the special military tribunals were authorized to try "enemy combatants" during the administration of President George W. Bush, six prisoners have been brought before the tribunals, with four pleading guilty.
Col. Morris Davis, a former chief military prosecutor, has noted that more Guantanamo detainees have died since the U.S.-run prison was established in 2002 than have been tried before the tribunals.
Khan is accused of working under Mohammed's direction to plan explosions of fuel tanks at U.S. gasoline stations and to deliver funds for a bomb attack at a Marriott hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, that killed 11 people in August 2003.
"If Khan provides information on KSM and others, as has been suggested, it will no doubt speed up the prosecutions," said Karen Greenberg, a terrorism expert at Fordham Law School, referring to Mohammed, who had been scheduled to be arraigned earlier this month. "If Khan does provide information on KSM and others ... it will break through the barriers presented by evidence obtained through torture, as this information will be presented in the present time and in a legal proceeding."
The agreement with Khan is the first plea bargain among 14 Guantanamo detainees the U.S. military classifies as "high value."
US President Barack Obama—criticized for failing to live up to his promise to shut down Guantanamo's prison by 2010—could benefit from the speedy prosecutions as he seeks a new term in November elections.
Over the years, 779 inmates have been detained at Guantanamo, most without charge or trial. Most have been transferred to their home countries or third countries in recent years and released. Today, 171people are still languishing there in limbo, including 89 detainees who have been cleared for release but are still in custody, thanks to a law passed by the U.S. Congress. For the other detainees who remain, pleading guilty may be the only way to guarantee that they one day leave the facility.
"The irony is that if you're charged with a crime and make a plea deal, you know you'll be released someday and have some idea when. You have an endpoint," says David Remes, who has represented several detainees. "But if you're not accused of a crime, you don't know whether you'll ever be released, much less when. That may be the crueler fate. The system is upside-down."


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Kid Rock: Embarrassed by the GOP. Senate approves new Interior secretary. Hatch enjoys White House dinner.
Happy Thursday. Kid Rock was a big-time Mitt Romney supporter in the last election, showing up across the nation to perform at the Republican nominee's events and rallying support for the GOP. But, now, the rocker says he's embarrassed that the Republicans have passed laws that prevent his plans to cap ticket prices to his shows at $20 and a host of other things. [Salon] (Warning: Strong language involved)
Topping the news: Sen. Mike Lee says the Senate Judiciary Committee is moving too fast by holding a hearing on an immigration bill that isn't even written yet. [Trib]
By a vote of 87-11, the Senate confirmed REI chief Sally Jewell as Interior Secretary, replacing outgoing Secretary Ken Salazar. While Sen. Orrin Hatch voted for Jewell's confirmation, Lee voted against. [Trib] [WaPost] [Politico]
-> Without giving away any details, Sen. Orrin Hatch says he enjoyed dining at the White House and discussing guns, immigration and the national debt with the president and other Senate Republicans. [Trib]
Tweet of the day: From @KimJongNumberUn: "Missile was supposed to launch by now but it was running on Windows 8." (Please note: This is not the real Kim Jong Un)
In other news: The White House budget plans to slow construction on a major pipeline that would funnel water to the Wasatch Front from the Colorado River, although Interior Secretary Ken Salazar promised to finish the project eventually. [Trib]
-> See what Utahns said about President Barack Obama's budget. [Trib]
-> House lawmakers passed a bill sponsored by Rep. Jason Chaffetz that allows private developers to build hydropower systems on parts of the project that moves water from the Strawberry Reservoir to Salt Lake and Utah counties. [Herald]
-> UTA rolled out a sneak peek of its new Airport TRAX line, which is set to open on Sunday, ferrying riders on six miles of track between downtown Salt Lake City and the airport. [Trib] [DNews] [Fox13] [ABC4]
-> Speaking of the UTA, the agency also says it's considering getting rid of its police force in hopes of cutting costs. [Trib]
-> Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams says he wants to be one of Gov. Gary Herbert's six nominees to an 11-person prison relocation board, to give county taxpayers a voice in the discussion. [Trib]
-> Lawmakers have set an April 19 deadline to decide whether to go ahead with an override session to overturn Gov. Gary Herbert's veto of a bill that would allow gun owners to conceal and carry without a permit. [DNews]
-> Utah Policy's Bryan Schott talks with Herbert about his veto of the Snake Valley pipeline and other pressing issues. [UtahPolicy]
-> In his final months as chairman of the Utah Republican Party, Thomas Wright is pushing for a change in the party's nominating system. [Trib] [UtahPolicy]
-> Pat Bagley offers his take on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John Boehner's path forward on immigration. [Trib]
-> Box Elder commissioners are rolling out a sage grouse protection plan - the first of its kind - that includes fire prevention, keeping cheat grass at bay and eliminating ravens.[Trib]
-> An environmental group is suing federal pipeline regulators for failing to do surprise testing, which the group says would have prevented breaches like last month's rupture that spilled 21,000 gallons of diesel fuel near the Bear River Migratory Bird refuge. [Trib]
-> Provo city leaders unveiled additions to a new capital improvement project list, which includes a massive $1.36 million seismic overhaul for the city center. [Herald]
-> Embattled Utah businessman Jeremy Johnson plead not guilty to 86 counts of fraud and money laundering. [Herald] [DNews]
-> Peg McEntee says she supports Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce head Lane Beattie in criticizing Utah's senators for not acting on immigration reform. [Trib]
-> The Wall Street Journal editorial page blasts Sens. Mike Lee and Ted Cruz, R-Tex., for turning the gun debate into a political plus for Democrats with their filibuster plan, referring to Lee and Cruz sneeringly as "GOP wizards" who are painting Republicans into a "political box canyon." [WSJ]
-> Herbert and Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell are visiting California on a mission to export jobs to their respective states. [sfexaminer]
Nationally: Sens. Pat Toomey, R-Pa. and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va. unveiled a bipartisan gun control deal that would close the "gun show loophole" - requiring that gun sellers conduct background checks on all sales, including online purchases. With Toomey's backing, the legislation may have enough Republican support to push past the 60 votes required to bring the bill to a floor debate. [Politico] [WaPost] [NYTimes] [APviaTrib]
-> A plan to end Saturday mail delivery by the Postal Service was scrapped, saying that a new stopgap measure to keep the federal government afloat through the fiscal year requires six days of mail delivery per week. [WaPost] [NYTimes] [APviaTrib]
Where are they?
Rep. Rob Bishop meets with representatives from the Utah Association of Independent Agents, chairs a Public Lands and Environmental subcommittee hearing, hits an Armed Services committee hearing, meets with officials from the Utah Pork Producers and the Association of Energy Service Companies.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz hits an Aspen Institute breakfast and a National Republican Congressional Committee meeting, meets with Nutraceutical Corporation, meets with regional forester Nora Rasure and meets with representatives from Travel Association.
Rep. Jim Matheson has a No Labels Problem Solvers meeting and meets with representatives of Utah Professional Insurance Agents.
Gov. Gary Herbert hits a Microsoft store grand opening at City Creek Mall, attends an economic summit and travels to California.
SL Co. Mayor Ben McAdams has a United Way board meeting, cuts the ribbon at the opening of Momentum Recycling, meets with Francine Giani and Tom Brady of the Utah Department of Commerce and visits after-school programs in Kearns and Magna.
SLC Mayor Ralph Becker is in St. George for the Utah League of Cities and Towns mid-year conference.
WVC Mayor Mike Winder is also in St. George for the Utah League of Cities and Towns mid-year conference.
President Barack Obama meets with members of the Financial Services Forum, has a conference call with local elected officials to discuss youth employment, awards the Medal of Honor to Chaplain Emil J. Kapaun and meets with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
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'"They were more worried about evening the score physically than they were about winning the game," Boughner said. "The position they're in right now, maybe they should try and worry about winning games."'
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GLENDALE, Ariz. - Clayton Kershaw, in the final year of a two-year contract he signed before the 2011 season, said Tuesday he hasn't begun negotiations on an extension.
If the Dodgers don't want negotiations to be an issue after the season, they better start talking.
"I don't think I'm going to let it go into the season if it does happen at all," Kershaw said. "There's nothing to say yet. We'll see.
"I'm not saying `Get it wrapped up' or say anything. I'm just saying, during the season I'm not going to talk about it."
Kershaw, who turns 25 next month, still has one year of arbitration eligibility remaining.
By comparison, Seattle Mariners right-hander Felix Hernandez was just 23 and had two years of arbitration eligibility left when he signed a five-year, $78 million contract in January 2010. Hernandez was scheduled to become a free agent in 2015 before he signed a seven-year, $175 million extension Tuesday.
That figure has been viewed as a benchmark, if not a baseline, for what Kershaw might earn with his next deal. He's not paying attention to the speculation.
"It doesn't bother me because it's not true. It's just people talking," he said. "It really doesn't bother me. I don't love that it's in the paper. At the same time, I know that's the game.
"There's no sense letting it bother you."
Kershaw said he has an idea of the contract terms he is seeking but didn't tip his hand. His only concern, he said, "is getting ready to go for April 1. All that stuff will take care of itself."
Crawford sounds off
Carl Crawford didn't mince words about his two injury-plagued seasons with the Boston Red Sox.
"I pretty much failed for the first time in my life," he said. "It was frustrating."
Crawford hit .260 with a .292 on-base percentage during the 2011 and 2012 seasons after signing a seven-year, $142 million contract with Boston. Last year he was limited to 31 games because of injuries to his left (throwing) elbow and wrist.
The 31-year-old outfielder said Tuesday his struggles led to confidence issues, which made his trade to the Dodgers last August a relief.
"A lot of times I did" regret signing the contract, Crawford said, "because you hear a lot of talk about how I just wanted money. At some point, you just wondered if you made the right decision.
"But at the end of the day I did it. It's just behind me, I'm going to try to put it behind me and move forward."
Colletti and Crawford believe the outfielder will be ready to play opening day. He recently began throwing from 90 feet and said he's felt no pain in his elbow or wrist. He had Tommy John surgery on the elbow last August and wrist surgery in January 2012.
Crawford said he's been hitting on and off the last three weeks, using a tee and soft toss.
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Manager Don Mattingly wasn't ready to say whether Kershaw would start on opening day, as he has the last two seasons. "I haven't really said anything to him," Mattingly said, "so I probably shouldn't say anything to anybody else." ... Crawford, Matt Kemp, Adrian Gonzalez, Luis Cruz, Dee Gordon, Elian Herrera and Alex Castellanos were among the first position players to report early. ... There were about 20 Korean-language media in attendance for Hyun-Jin Ryu's first day of spring training. ... Ryu said Luis Cruz already is his favorite teammate. "He was really easy to get to know. He downloaded a Korean translating app on his phone and he's been texting me in Korean," he said.


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Avner's 60th Birthday; A Benefit for At The Crossroads
Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 7:45 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Avner's 60th Birthday Party!
I am inviting you to attend Beach Blanket Babylon on April 18, to raise money for this special organization, and to celebrate my 60th birthday! Every dollar you give will go to support the amazing homeless youth of At The Crossroads, due to the generous underwriting of this event by Clarellen Adams and her family!
Club doors will open at 7:00 pm, program starts at 7:45, and curtain is at 8:00. Club Fugazi is located at 678 Beach Blanket Babylon Blvd. in San Francisco.
I truly hope you will be a part of my special evening filled with happiness, frivolity and goodwill, that will benefit some amazing youth who deserve all the love and care they can get.
With my love and gratitude,
Ticket Info
Show tickets are 21 and over, please.
To purchase tickets by check: Please specify ticket type/quantity and make checks payable to "AT THE CROSSROADS". Mail to:
Avner's Birthday Celebration
At The Crossroads
333 Valencia Street, Suite 320
San Francisco, CA 94103
About Beach Blanket Babylon
Steve Silver's Beach Blanket Babylon is the longest running musical revue in theatre history. Hailed as "a constant cascade of showstoppers" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Beach Blanket Babylon follows Snow White as she takes a fast-paced journey around the world in search of her "Prince Charming."
Along the way she encounters a star-studded, ever-changing line-up of hilarious pop-culture characters, including President Barack & Michelle Obama, Gangnam Style, Prince William, Kate Middleton and the Queen of England, Honey Boo Boo, Governor Jerry Brown, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Hilary & Bill Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, Nancy Pelosi, Michael Jackson, Adele, General David Patraeus, "50 Shades of Grey," and The San Francisco Giants.
For more information on the show, check out: http://www.beachblanketbabylon.com/
About At The Crossroads
At The Crossroads reaches out to homeless youth and young adults in San Francisco at their point of need, and works with them to build healthy and fulfilling lives. ATC focuses on young people who do not access traditional services and are disconnected from any type of consistent support - young people who others have given up on.
At The Crossroads accomplishes their mission through a combination of nighttime street outreach, one-on-one counseling, and collaboration with other service providers. ATC's counselors walk the streets of the Mission and Downtown San Francisco at nighttime, bringing help to young people on their turf.
ATC serves over 1,000 youth each year, helping them move beyond the streets and build outstanding lives. Your donation will allow ATC's clients to build the lives they dream about.
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Jeffrey Hubbard convicted of killing Usher's 11-year-old stepson with jet ski
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A man has been convicted of killing Usher's 11-year-old stepson Kile Glover in a tragic 2012 jet ski crash.
Glover was riding in an inner tube on a Georgia lake when Jeffrey Hubbard collided with him, leaving Glover with severe brain injuries and on life support before he eventually died two weeks later.
On Thursday, Hubbard was found guilty of homicide by vessel, reckless operation of a vessel, unlawful operation of a personal watercraft and additional charges.
His legal team had argued that the tragedy was nothing more than an accident, but a Hall County jury disagreed, determining that Hubbard's recklessness led to Glover's death.
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Towards the end of 2011, Bobby Creekwater announced that he and Stat Quo were forming FUPM (Fuck You Pay Me) and the first installment of music since the turn of the year is the new video for the single "Alright Alright". Bobby Creekwater is a heavily supported artist on Hip-Hop Kings, and the buzz of FUPM began last year and aims to continue throughout the course of 2012. The new video for "Alright Alright" also stars the very popular Kendrick Lamar, and credits go to Daniel Czernilofsky for directing the video. You can watch the brand new video from Bobby Creekwater and Stat Quo – Alright Alright on the video player below.
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Artist's BiographyDr. Nathan Nabb, Associate Professor of Saxophone, joined the music faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University in 2010. His debut solo recording, Tangled Loops, features the works of Jason Eckardt, Luciano Berio, Philippe Hurel and Milton Babbitt and was released on Amp Recordings in 2009. Dr. Winston Choi, Chair of the Piano Division at Roosevelt University, is the collaborative pianist featured on the works by Eckardt and Babbitt. His second solo recording, Distances, due out in late fall 2010, features the music of Albright, Lennon, Djupstrom and Hyla. Dr. Nabb is in demand as a performer and clinician and has performed across the United States as well as in Asia and Europe. Dr. Nabb's teaching and performance career is featured in an interview in the March/April 2010 issue of the Saxophone Journal.
As a chamber musician, Dr. Nabb is currently the soprano chair of the Oasis Quartet—other members of the group are James Bunte, Dave Camwell and Jim Romain. Their eponymous debut recording, featuring the music of Glass, Gotkovsky and Escaich, is a current release on Innova Records. Along with the Northshore Trio (Nathan Nabb and Masahito Sugihara, saxophones and Winston Choi, piano), Nathan recorded new works by Japanese composer Mari Takano for the BIS record label in February 2010. Nathan is a two-time winner of the Northwestern University Chamber Music competition, a finalist at the Coleman International Chamber Music Competition and a three-time semifinalist at the Fischoff International Chamber Music Competition, winning the silver medal in 2001.
Dr. Nabb often performs with the St. Louis Symphony, New World Symphony and IRIS Chamber Orchestra where he has worked with renowned conductors Michael Tilson-Thomas, David Robertson, Marin Alsop, Michael Stern, Keith Lockhart and many more. In the summer of 2004, Nathan performed in the second major staging of John Adams' Nixon in China with St. Louis Symphony and Opera Theater St. Louis.
Dr. Nabb's students have won many competitions both in solo and chamber music settings and have been featured in performances and master classes at North American Saxophone Alliance regional and national conferences, as well as other local and regional clinics. Dr. Nabb received his Doctor of Music (2008) and Master of Music (2003) degrees in saxophone performance from Northwestern University, where he studied with Dr. Frederick Hemke. He received his Bachelor of Music degree (2002) in saxophone performance from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where he studied with Professor Debra Richtmeyer. Nathan proudly endorses Vandoren and Selmer products and performs on Vandoren mouthpieces, ligatures and reeds and Selmer Paris Saxophones exclusively.


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It seems as though more news regarding the Nexus brand is starting to come out today. Yesterday we saw the Galaxy Nexus arrive on the Google Play store in an unlocked HSPA+ version for $399. While we wait for the inevitable release of Google's tablet, news about the next Nexus phone is starting to come out.
According to Digitimes, Google has already selected who will be making the 4th generation of Nexus phone and honestly it is no surprise that they have apparently picked Samsung to build it.
"Since Samsung has become the top vendor of Android smartphones, Google will continue to have Samsung develop its next-generation Nexus models, leveraging Samsung's innovation ability with regard to the Android platform, and its ability to control the supply of key components."
While Samsung is a natural choice for the next Nexus phone, it does make one wonder why other device manufacturers are not really getting a shot at it anymore. Both HTC and LG make solid devices as well and yes, Motorola could make one too. Either way, the fact that Samsung is making the next Nexus phone will make a lot of people happy. So the question is, what specs do you think will be in this next Nexus phone?
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Camp Gruber Maneuver Training Center (MTC)
The Oklahoma Army National Guard and ODWC have a new agreement regarding hunting on Camp Gruber MTC.
Location: Muskogee County
Closest Towns: Ft. Gibson, Braggs, Paradise Hill
Contact Number: Gruber (918) 549-6001
Effective beginning Jan. 1, 2003. Hunting will only be permitted on designated days and areas as described by the Oklahoma Army National Guard (OKARNG). In addition, all area users must attend an OKARNG unexploded ordinance (UXO) briefing and posses a UXO permit before entering the area.
For information on open dates and areas, as well as other regulations pertaining to Camp Gruber MTC including The Memorandum of Understanding Between The Oklahoma Army National Guard and The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation regarding public recreational use of the Camp Gruber Training Center online at http://www.omd.state.ok.us/CGTS/ click on Wildlife Management/Hunter Information.
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Weight Watchers Coach Approach: How to Motivate the Thin You by Weight Watchers. Hoboken, NJ; John Wiley & Sons, 2003.
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CAMBRIDGE, England - Several victories from the University of Pennsylvania track and field teams propelled the men's and women's Americans to victory over Oxford/Cambridge in the Transatlantic Series on Sunday in Cambridge, England.
A bienniel tradition that dates back more than half a century joins Ivy rivals Penn and Cornell in a meet against the storied English universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The men won the 2014 edition, 123-76, while the American women remained unbeaten all-time in the series with a 128-70 victory.
Senior Mason Smith won the men's 100 meters and 200 meters for the Penn/Cornell team. He finished well ahead of the pack in the 100 with a finish of 10.83 and won by six-hundreths in the 200 meters at 21.73.
On the women's side, Lydia Ali won the 100 meters with a meet-record time of 12.10. Ali also helped the Americans to victory in the 4x100-meter relay asPenn and Cornell also combined to win all four relays.
Among the middle distance,Drew Magaha was tops in the men's 800 meters with a winning time of 1:53.95, while Elyssa Gensib won the 1,500 meters with a finish of 4:35.89.
In the hurdles, Tom Timmins won for the Americans with a time of 52.41 in the men's 400-meter hurdles, while senior Gabrielle Piper broke the tape in the women's 100-meter hurdles at 14.64..
Rising sophomore Nick Tuck earned the victory in the men's steeplechase at 9:24.13, whileThomas Awadwon the 5,000 men's meters with a finish of 14:52.90.
In the men's field events, Karl Ingram won the javelin with a toss of 54.01 meters, while Jake Brenza was tops in the shot put with a toss of 16.57 meters. While on the women's side, the Quakers posted five victories.Amaris Kobolak won the long jump at 5.57 meters and Noel Jancewicz was first in the high jump at 1.67 meters. Nailah Hill was the runaway winner in the discus at 43.15 meters, Kelsey Hay capped the year with another win in the javelin (43.30 meters) and Serena Graf stood atop the podium with a toss of 12.26 meters in the shot put.
The school's alternate as hosts andPenn will host the next edition of the Transatlantic Series with Cornell and Oxford/Cambridge at historic Franklin Field.
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Apple has updated its all-in-one iMac line with the latest Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors and new graphics.
Starting at US$1,199, the new iMac line has improvement in performance with dual-core processor speeds up to 3.6GHz, quad-core speeds up to 2.93GHz and discrete graphics including the ATI Radeon HD 5750.
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Architect Griz Dwight, AIA, was doing an adaptive reuse project in the Washington, D.C., area when he came upon a brick wall that had been covered over with a thick layer of plaster. Naturally, he decided to expose the rich finish of the brick. "We were scraping [the plaster], but in some areas it wasn't coming off," the principal of Washington, D.C.-based GrizForm Design Architects recalls. Rather than bemoan the fact, "we didn't worry about it. In those areas where the plaster didn't lift off easily, we simply decided to let the rough edges show."
The practice of converting old factories, industrial plants, and commercial spaces into residences is a noble pursuit that benefits communities (by preserving or reviving an area's history, for example) and the environment (by reducing construction waste). But reusing old buildings also gives savvy architects a chance to explore the full potential of old materials and surfaces. Improvisation is common in such situations, they say, because you never know what material finds an existing structure might yield.
For Eric S. Robinson, AIA, a principal of San Francisco-based Melander Architects, there's "real value in historic buildings if they use quality construction and quality materials." Those materials, he adds, "have a texture, presence, and history that you can't get back once you destroy them." Indeed, any architect worth his salt will carefully examine an old building for reuse possibilities before beginning the design process. Robinson likens the step to sizing up a site in new-construction projects.
Rick Ghillino, a principal of Adams Mohler Ghillino Architects in Seattle, agrees. "One of the first things we do is assess the bones and see what's unique to the time the building was done," he says. "We like to look at what [elements] can't be duplicated today."
second chances Adaptive reuse isn't only about preserving what can't be duplicated, however. Sometimes, it's about giving common materials new life in the aesthetics of a building. The usual suspects include brick, iron, and concrete, but there can be others.
For the Rainier Oven Building, an adaptive reuse of an industrial warehouse in Seattle, Ghillino saved and repurposed a variety of materials that enhanced the project's aura, including light steel roof trusses, brick walls, a metal stairwell, and sloping monitor skylights. "The monitors were the key element that developed the design," Ghillino explains. "They were linear and long and set up the divisions in the studio." Ghillino also saved the painted signs on the existing brick while rehabbing its surface. "The trick was cleaning the brick" without damaging it, he says, adding that a masonry consultant performed the delicate work by hand.
Dwight has had similar experiences when working with old brick—a common material in Washington's traditional buildings, he says. Often, he'll find the material covered in paint or mortar or in various states of disrepair. "For painted brick, we sandblast, but you have to be careful not to take off mortar," he warns. Dwight also reuses old floorboards as much as possible and has done some polished concrete floors. He has even reused such idiosyncratic elements as fishing buoys and billboards. "If there's existing history, we use it," he says.
Like Ghillino and Dwight's firms, Winchester, Va.-based Reader & Swartz Architects has done its fair share of adaptive reuse and renovation projects. Many have involved "mining archaeology and putting things on display," says co-principal Charles Swartz, AIA, LEED AP. "Sometimes you have a significant artifact that's cool. Other times it's just a design aesthetic you want to push."
Case in point: Reader & Swartz's conversion of an 1890s commercial building into new office space for the firm. In addition to retaining many of the structure's old beams, brick walls, and metal, the architects researched county records and found old pictures of the building, which, in its former life, had housed a meat market, among other enterprises. "We used high-resolution scans and blew up the pictures," Swartz explains. "We then printed the [black-and-white] pictures on fabric mesh to build window scrims for semiprivacy and to block out sunlight." Those archival images now not only fit the aesthetics of the building, they're also on display for passersby to appreciate.
history lesson Identifying the useful elements in an old building is one thing; deciding what to do with them is another matter entirely. "How you treat those elements is important," Robinson acknowledges. "Sometimes you need to figure out those things early, because they may need an extra amount of care."
He ought to know: his firm has gone this route on more than one occasion. While working on a 150-year-old townhouse in New York City's Greenwich Village, for example, Melander Architects team members discovered an old parquet floor that easily could have been ripped out in favor of a newer surface. Instead, they carefully protected and saved the floor, patching spots where walls had been moved and covering the entire surface with a sealer. In another house, they preserved an old staircase handrail but replaced its damaged wood pickets with rounded steel versions.
Of course, the materials uncovered in some adaptive reuse projects are of little architectural significance or simply aren't worth saving. When that happens, architects craving products with patina can find a treasure trove of riches at salvage yards such as Second Chance in Baltimore or Louisville, Ky.-based Architectural Salvage. Outlets such as Rejuvenation in Portland, Ore., The Brass Knob in Washington, D.C., and New York City-based Urban Archaeology also offer antique hardware, authentic and reproduction lighting, and fireplace elements, among other architectural artifacts.
But be forewarned: Although it may seem counterintuitive, saving old elements in a building can be a budget-buster, Ghillino says. Handling, treating, and cleaning aging surfaces is time-consuming and often requires special, sometimes costly, care. Elements that will be exposed cost even more to preserve, he says, because they'll be seen, and thus, must be installed perfectly. "Otherwise, you'd just hide them behind drywall," he explains.
Regardless, Ghillino believes saving a brick wall with graffiti or repairing ornate metalwork or an old fireplace surround is worth the effort—and the money. "In a beautiful old building, I think old materials are important," he says. "It's a shame to hide the old stuff, and it's a loss to tear it out."


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Whitson named to Preseason All-Conference teamOctober 28, 2009
Brevard selected eighth by the coaches in SAC Preseason Poll
Rock Hill, S.C. – The Tornados were selected eighth in the South Atlantic Conference 2009-2010 men's basketball preseason poll as voted on by the conference's nine coaches as announced by the SAC office on Wednesday.
Brevard received 24 points in the poll and return four starters, including Jonathan Whitson, the Tornados all-time leading scorer and preseason First Team All-SAC selection. Whitson led the Tornados with 19.1 points per game and led the conference in rebounding at 8.7 per game, being named All-Region by both the NABC and Daktronics.
Cody Siniard, the SAC's leading three-point sharpshooter at 49.2 percent of his attempts, also returns for the team which narrowly missed out on the 2009 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference basketball tournament last season in their first year in the conference.
Catawba College, which has won back-to-back Food Lion South Atlantic Conference men's basketball tournament titles, is the preseason favorite to win the 2009-10 regular season crown.
The Catawba Indians received six first-place votes and 77 total points.
Catawba returns senior guard Antonio Houston, who has been the MVP of the conference tournament the last two years. Houston was named to the preseason All-Conference first team. Rob Fields, who averaged 15.9 points as Catawba's sixth man last year, joins Houston on the preseason All-Conference first team.
Tusculum College is picked to finish second in the coaches poll. The Pioneers received two first-place votes and 68 total points. Tusculum, which begins the season ranked sixth by the DII Basketball Bulletin preseason national poll, returns 2009 SAC Player of the Year and All-American Kyle Moore.
Moore was named to the preseason All-Conference first team, while forward Josh Bennett, who finished third in the league in rebounding last season, was named to the second team.
Lincoln Memorial University was picked to finish third. The Railsplitters received 63 total points.
Lincoln Memorial University starts the season with a pair of preseason All-Conference selections. D'Mario Curry, a first-team All-Conference pick last season after leading the Railsplitters in scoring, returns as a preseason first-team selection. Sophomore Desmond Johnson, who was named the SAC men's basketball Freshman of the Year last season after averaging 10.4 points and 6.2 rebounds, was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
Lenoir-Rhyne University picked up the final first-place vote and received 58 total points for fourth place in the preseason poll. The Bears have won the last two regular-season championships, and five over the last seven years. During that span, the Bears have not finished lower than third in the conference standings.
Lenoir-Rhyne placed two returnees on the preseason All-Conference team. Forward D.J. Blackmon averaged 13.8 points last season and was named to the preseason All-Conference first team. Senior guard Marcus Hodges, who led the SAC last season in 3-point field goal percentage, was named to the second team.
Wingate University is the pick for fifth place in the coaches poll. The Bulldogs received 39 points.
Mars Hill College received 33 points for sixth place. The Lions placed a pair on the preseason All-Conference second team in senior guards Stoney Polite and Danny Sanders. Sanders averaged 16.8 points last season.
Carson-Newman College, which has led the league in scoring average the last two seasons, is the pick for seventh place. The Eagles received 30 points. Guard Jordan Dixon, who was fourth in the league in assists last season, was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
Brevard College comes in eighth in the poll with 24 points. The Tornados return senior forward Jonathan Whitson, a preseason All-Conference first-team selection. Last season, Whitson averaged 19.1 points and led the SAC in rebounding at 8.7 per game and was named All-Region by both the NABC and Daktronics.
Newberry College rounds out the poll with 13 points. Newberry, which finished tied for second last year, will be looking to rebuild under first-year coach Steve DeMeo and return just three players who saw playing time last year.
The 2009-10 season opens Sunday, November 15, with Wingate hosting Armstrong Atlantic State. Five more teams open play on Monday, November 16.
The 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament will begin on Wednesday, March 3 with quarterfinal games on campus sites. Winners advance to the semifinals on Saturday, March 6 at the Catawba Valley Community College Multipurpose Facility in Hickory, N.C. The championship game will be Sunday, March 7 at 2 p.m.
2009-10 Men's Coaches Preseason Poll
Poll (1st) Points
1. Catawba (6) 77
2. Tusculum (2) 68
3. Lincoln Memorial 63
4. Lenoir-Rhyne (1) 58
5. Wingate 39
6. Mars Hill 33
7. Carson-Newman 30
8. Brevard 24
9. Newberry 13
Men's Preseason All-Conference
Jonathan Whitson, Brevard
Rob Fields, Catawba
Antonio Houston, Catawba
D.J. Blackmon, Lenoir-Rhyne
D'Mario Curry, Lincoln Memorial
Kyle Moore, Tusculum
Jordan Dixon, Carson-Newman
Marcus Hodges, Lenoir-Rhyne
Desmond Johnson, Lincoln Memorial
Stoney Polite, Mars Hill
Danny Sanders, Mars Hill
Josh Bennett, Tusculum


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Dead woman found on I-71 closes highway
(Columbus) - Columbus police say it was a female who was found in the middle of I-71, just south of Cooke Rd. early Wednesday. They also say it appears the woman was struck by more than one vehicle.
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene just after 5 a.m.
The first truck driver that hit the woman called our sister station, WCOL-FM, and talked about the situation. He was clearly shaken up by what had happened.
"Before I realized what it was I just ran over it," he said.
He said he had no time to react or swerve and quickly got on the phone with police dispatchers begging them to get someone to shut down traffic.
"They just kept rolling over her and rolling over her," he said.
He watched at least three other semi trucks and several vehicles hit the woman before traffic was finally shut down. He suspected that the woman was already dead before he hit her.
"There was nothing I could do."
I-71 north remained closed at I-670 until just before noon.
The closure caused a ripple effect in morning rush-hour traffic, making for delays of up to half an hour.
Police say it's not known yet whether alcohol played a role in the accident.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Final Three Shuttle Missions
Last year, I published a post called the Final Five Shuttle Missions, encompassing all the flights that were scheduled for 2010 and 2011. Now that STS-130, 131 and 132 are behind us, we were down to two!
Yesterday, however... NASA updated the official Launch Calendar to show another flight! Atlantis has been re-added to the fleet. So, I'm amending my list to the final three now... and will keep this updated throughout the year once again. Interestingly, because of all the delays and changes for these flights, they are back in numerical order once again.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
STS-133 scheduled for launch at 4:50 p.m. EST
Mission: The last flight of Space Shuttle Discovery. An all-veteran, all-American crew will deliver the Express Logistics Carrier, a Permanent Multi-Purpose Module, Robonaut2, and a SpaceX DragonEye sensor... and two small Lego space shuttles.
On this flight, the mission patch was amended to include Steve Bowen, who replaced astronaut Tim Kopra, recently injured in a bicycling accident.
Monday, May 16, 2011
STS-134 scheduled for launch at 8:56 a.m. EDT
Mission: The last flight of Space Shuttle Endeavour will deliver a the GLACIER Freeze Module, a Logistics Carrier, a high-pressure gas tank, micro-meteoroid debris shields, and an Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer to the ISS. One spacewalk is planned to mount the AMS to the integrated truss structure.
Friday, July 8, 2011
STS-135 scheduled for launch at 11:26 a.m. EDT
Mission: The last flight of Space Shuttle Atlantis is the final mission of the Shuttle program, which began service in 1981. She will deliver a Multi-Purpose Logistics Module and Lightweight Multi-Purpose Carrier. No crew has yet been selected and EVA activity has yet to be announced. Stay tuned!
This final mission will mark the 135th flight of the Space Shuttle Orbiter, the 37th Shuttle trip to the ISS, and the 166th American manned launch.
6 comments:
- Jake said...
Retirement postponed. It's like the shuttle program is turning into Brett Favre. Not that I'm complaining...about the additional shuttle flight....or any photos I have seen of the shuttle.
Sincerely though, this posting is adding to my sentimental feelings about the shuttle program.
- January 21, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Amnon I. Govrin said...
Now I can say I got to see the first last launch of Atlantis :-)
- January 21, 2011 at 11:35 PM
- PillowNaut said...
Brett Favre, LOL!! Good one. And Amnon, I thought about that too -- all the people who thought they would go into the record books as teh "last flight of atlantis" or the "Final shuttle flight" -- all of that will have to be... um, edited now.
Ah well, you never know. If you have time to get out there, you might still see the final flight of Atlantis.
Makes me wonder if the shuttles will be like KISS though... didn't they have like nine farewell tours?? ;)
- January 22, 2011 at 12:24 PM
- Suzanne said...
I will definitely look into making the trip down to see at least ONE shuttle launch. A friend of mine saw one of the Apollo launches and said that it was amazing. The entire ground shook, miles away!
- January 24, 2011 at 5:44 AM
- fishofdeath said...
Which mission is the one Mark Kelly is supposed to head?
- January 28, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- PillowNaut said...
Hey dude... Kelly was supposed to command STS-134, but that is looking kinda up-in-the-air. NASA named Frederick Sturckow as backup commander, but I suppose it will depend on how well his wife recuperates. Tons of folks pulling for her!!
- February 1, 2011 at 3:45 PM


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Wingate, N.C. - Shaton Pratt scored from four yards out and Eric Watts out-jumped Robert Fletcher for an eight-yard fade, but the Tornados were unable to overcome a costly turnover and several drive-killing penalties in falling on the road to Wingate, 28-12.
The loss is the Tornados first on the season, breaking a modern team record five-game winning streak, as Brevard moves to 5-1, 1-1 in the South Atlantic Conference, while Wingate improves to 4-1, 2-0 in SAC play.
Michael Crumbaker picked up 98 yards on the ground on 22 carries to lead the Tornados rushing attack, which came into the game averaging 322.0 yards per game. Brevard was able to rack up 238 yards on the ground on 63 carries, with Shaton Pratt coming through with 58 yards on seven carries to go with his touchdown jaunt.
In the air, Matthew Gaines went two of six, throwing for 22 yards, with a long of 15 going to Lawrence Martin. Crumbaker was also one of two in passing, for eight yards with a touchdown.
Eric Watts again had an outstanding game for the Tornados, punting six times for 266 yards, an average of 44.3 yards per kick, including a season-long 68-yarder, pinning the Bulldogs inside the 20-yard line twice.
Stanley Jones and Prince Simunyu led the Tornados defense for the day, with Jones coming through with 11 tackles, including a sack at the end of the game, to go with 1.5 tackles for loss, while Simunyu racked up his third straight game with at least 10 tackles, putting down 10 Bulldog offensive players, with one going for loss. Donald Hudson also had a big game, with three tackles and an interception he returned 30-yards.
Brevard opened the game with the ball, holding it for six plays and picking up a first down as Neville Bryce carried it across the line of scrimmage with a one-yard plunge on 3rd-and-1, but on the following first down play, a Tornado penalty negated a long run by Martin and Brevard was unable to recover, being forced to punt.
Wingate responded on their first offensive play of the game as Cody Haffly, off the play-action fake, found a wide-open Philip Thomas for a 69-yard scoring strike, putting the Bulldogs up with 11:27 remaining in the first quarter, 7-0.
Brevard was forced into a three-and-out on their second possession and Wingate responded with a seven-play, 58 yard drive capped off by Vince Jordan rushing for 2 yards through the Tornados left side for the Bulldogs' second touchdown of the day.
The score would remain the same going into halftime.
Wingate opened up the second half on their first possession, marching the ball down the field on an 11 play, 57 yard drive, taking 4:03 off the clock as Haffly found Delric Ellington for a five-yard fade in the left corner of the end zone to increase the lead to 21-0.
Brevard got on the scoreboard on the following drive as the Tornados turned in one of their trademark grinding drives, taking 15 plays to march 74 yards, chewing up 7:37 off the clock before Pratt plunged in from four yards out. Chase Henry pushed the extra point right, leaving the score at 21-6 with 3:20 left in the third quarter.
Brevard forced a Wingate punt with 25 seconds left in the quarter and the Tornados took over on their 23, but on the first play of the drive, a miscommunication between Crumbaker and fullback John Compton left the ball on the turf where it was recovered by the Bulldogs' Mico Drew.
Wingate immediately capitalized, as Haffly found Chris Bowden falling into the end zone for a 20-yard scoring strike to make the score 28-6.
Neither team was able to move the ball halfway through the fourth quarter, before Brevard took over for their second possession of the period. A 10-yard scamper by Martin led to a 16-yard run by Crumbaker, which turned into a 31-yard gain, thanks in part to a face mask penalty charged to the Wingate defense, setting up the Tornados with a first down at the WU 24-yard line.
Four plays later, Brevard capitalized as Crumbaker found Watts in the left corner of the end zone to put the score at 28-12 with 4:10 left in the game.
Brevard held possession once more in the game, but was unable to score as Wingate closed out the game, holding onto the win, 28-12.
Brevard returns home to Brevard Memorial Stadium on Saturday, October 10th, as the Tornados host Tusculum College. Kickoff for the game between the Tornados and Pioneers is set for 6 p.m.


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Why Do You Believe? 11/6/2006
Hey Friends...i recently learned the following and i am "thinking" there is some Truth to it. Read and share a thought after taking it to Christ. here goes....what we "do" is a result of what we "b
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Journey in Love 11/6/2006
A solid relationship begins in friendship. This can be a type of love....depends where it resonates from?? i learned as we are transformed more into His likeness "True Love" begins to take hold of
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Chat with God.....IX 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
deliver those that i know and love. transform those that i know and love. if i may be used by you to reach them, i am willing. the "i" is my soul encased by your S
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Chat with God.....VIII 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
the enemy of my soul has lost the war. my humanity feels the defeat of the battle, but in Christ is victory. resurrect me from my weariness and avenge my enemy speedi
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Chat with God.....VII 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
i want to be consumed by you Lord. i have suffered but i am delivered also by you. i am resurrected along with Christ in spirit. i know and believe but why am i so we
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Chat with God.....VI 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
i love the gifts you have given me. i cherish them. i ask that you guard them their entire lives here on earth and heaven. may they also be lead to ask to be used b
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Chat with God.....V 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
regarding my brothers and sisters, may i be used by you to speak to them so that they may also come to know you more fully. i love you with the very Love that is of
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Chat with God.....IV 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
soften my heart, mold me, take me, love me, fill me, deliver me, redeem me, cleanse me, and strengthen me and be my everything Lord. i love you so very very much.
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Chat with God.....III 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
i confess to you Lord my sins. the sins of the flesh, of not trusting more fully in you, of being too focused on my problems and of holding on. i have tried to be ge
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Chat with God.....II 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
forgive us our sins for you are the God of reconciliation. the term reconciliation should be defined as Jesus focused but our pitiful lives and humanity get in th
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A Chat with God....I 11/3/2006
oh Lord,
praise be to your holy name and all the glory our pitiful lives can bestow on you. our lives are nothing, only in living in you and you in us has any meaning at
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MALVERN, PA -- USA Technologies said up to 7,500 vending machines in Austin, TX, and Salt Lake City will be able accept mobile payments using its NFC-enabled ePort devices through its new partnership with Isis.
USAT's ePort will work with the Isis Mobile Wallet, an app backed by AT&T, T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless that allows consumers to make vending machine purchases with a tap of their NFC-equipped phones.
To accept Isis Mobile Wallet payments, vending operators can install USAT's NFC-enabled technology and display the type of patron signage typical for other payment networks.
Trials of Isis's NFC-based mobile payments service went live in October in Austin and Salt Lake City after its planned summer launch was delayed. | SEE STORY
"We believe that our work with Isis sends a clear message to vending companies in these two cities -- and to the broader market we serve -- that there is tremendous opportunity in cashless adoption," said USAT chairman and chief executive Stephen P. Herbert. "Through the Isis Mobile Wallet, we believe these merchants will have unparalleled new opportunity to attract consumers as well as participate in marketing programs with global brand names."
Last month, Isis agreed to pay Malverne, PA-based USAT a subsidy for each of up to 7,500 ePort-equipped vending machines that is able to accept the Isis Mobile Wallet. | SEE STORY


text: This is a great signing by Jerry. Remember that Elway didn't win superbowl until his mid 30's. I don't know if Romo is going to win a superbowl but what I know is that is he is a great quarterback. Remember that Elway got to several superbowls when the AFC was very weak; he didn't win one until the broncos had a strong running game plus a great defense. Elway made several super bowls in the 80's but that was due to the weakness of the ACF. Romo is a great QB. He is capable of winning a Super Bowl.


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Hello, This is my first post to the forum. I'm using BT3 on my usb disk. When I choose "BT3 Graphics mode with Persistent Changes" from the boot menu, the changes aren't saved. After I reboot, and choose the mode again, everything is back to default and none of my configuration is saved. What could be causing this? Thanks in advance.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Hello, this is also my first post and I have a similar problem with the persistent changes.
In fact, when I try to run the graphic mode with persistent changes, I execute xconf so as to autoconfigure the screen mode, and no errors occurs; however, if I start the graphic interface, it show "Fatal server error : no screens found" (!!!)
(notice that I usually choose the VESA-KDE mod and it start graphic interface well)
What can I do to solve this ?
PS : I apologize for probable grammatical faults, I'm a Belgian student whose english is just his second language ^^


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The ancestor of the jeans we wear today dates back to 1873.
Levi Strauss, an 1840s German immigrant, immigrant is responsible for our blue jean obsession. He sold canvas pants reinforced with copper rivets, which were strong enough to withstand the rigors of mining. You can learn more about the history of these pants online.
During the Civil War, there was a cotton twill called jean cloth. The man in this late-1860s image wears an overcoat and trousers that look like they are the predecessors of the canvas jeans.
In his right hand, the man holds what I think is a divining rod for looking for water.
Got a picture of an ancestral family member in blue jeans? I'll feature it here in a timeline of the pants in family photos. Email me your picture with a brief description.


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In our eleventh flight over the Bible from 30,000 Feet, Pastor Skip Heitzig will give us a tour of the Promised Land. We will see how Joshua divides the land "as an inheritance to Israel," and we'll see different tribes and where they settle, both in and out of the Promised Land. Key chapters for this flight are: Joshua 13 and 20-24.
Interactive Travel Guide
The name of the book comes from the lead character - Joshua. His name means, "Salvation of the Lord." Forty years had passed since the Israelites had left Egypt. The original generation had died in the desert and a new generation was ready to enter the Promised Land to claim it for themselves.
c. 1446-1406 B.C.
Forty years of wilderness wandering
c. 1405 B.C.
Joshua succeeds Moses
c. 1405 B.C.
The Israelites cross the Jordan into Canaan
c. 1405-1400 B.C.
Jericho and other cities are taken
c. 1398 B.C.
Canaan is apportioned to the tribes
c. 1380 B.C.
Joshua dies
c. 1375-1075 B.C.
Judges rule in Israel
c. 1050 B.C.
Saul becomes king of Israel
The high point of the book of Joshua comes when it could be said that "Joshua took the whole land" (11:23) and that he could now divide the land "for an inheritance to Israel." The first section dealt with conquering the land and the second section of the book of Joshua deals with carving up the land.
1. Tribes East of The Jordan River - Joshua 13
2. Tribes West of The Jordan River - Joshua 14-19
3. Religious Settlements - Joshua 20-22
4. Joshua's Farewell Address - Joshua 23-24
Hebron - This is the land that was given to Caleb when the Israelites entered the land. This city still exists today about 25 miles southwest of Jerusalem. When Abraham and Lot split up, Hebron was part of the land Abraham took. Hebron is a holy city both to Islam and Judaism, as it is believed that Abraham is buried there together with his wife Sarah, their sons Isaac and Jacob, Isaac's wife Rebecca, and Jacob's wife Leah, in the Machpelah cave. Over this cave, the lbrahimi Mosque now lies. The city of Hebron is famous for its charming narrow and winding streets, houses built from stone, and the lively markets.
Kirjath Arba - The former name of the city of Hebron. It means city of Arba. Arba was the founding ancestor of the Anakim and is mentioned only in Joshua 14:15 and 15:13.
Shechem - A site with an ancient tradition of religious significance and covenant making in Israel going back to Abraham's day. Archaeological excavation has uncovered a series of temples, sanctuaries and ceremonial standing stones from almost every period of it's existence.
Shiloh - Called a place of rest, a city in Ephraim, on the north side of Bethel. Here the tabernacle was set up after the Conquest (Joshua 18:1-10), where it remained during all the period of the judges till the Ark of the Covenant was captured by the Philistines.
Valley of the Son of Hinnom - First mentioned in Joshua 15:8, it is mentioned 13 times in scripture. There seems to be no information as to who Hinnom was nor his sons. However, the meaning of the term has become interesting. Gehenna is a word tracing to Greek, ultimately from Hebrew Gai-Ben-Hinnom meaning Valley of the Son of Hinnom, and is still called Gai Ben Hinnom in Modern Hebrew, though this is sometimes shortened to Gai-Hinnom in rabbinical texts. Originally it referred to a garbage dump in a deep narrow valley right outside the walls of outside Jerusalem. It served as a garbage dump in both Old Testament times and at the time of Jesus, but there's more to the word's history. It has come to have connotations relating to the afterlife and the mysteries of the underworld.
Anakim - The descendants of Anak (Joshua 11:21; Num. 13:33; Deut. 9:2) who lived in the southern part of Palestine, in the neighborhood of Hebron (Gen. 23:2; Josh. 15:13). In the days of Abraham (Gen. 14:5-6) they inhabited the region afterwards known as Edom and Moab, east of the Jordan. They were probably a remnant of the original inhabitants of Palestine before the Canaanites, a Cushite tribe from Babel, and of the same race as the Phoenicians and the Egyptian shepherd kings. They had a formidable warlike appearance, as described by the spies sent to search the land, filled the Israelites with terror. They seem to have identified them with the Nephilim, the "giants" (Gen. 6:4; Num. 13:33) from before the flood. And, indeed, there were men of very large stature among them. There were various tribes of Anakim (Josh. 15:14). Joshua finally expelled them from the land, except a remnant that found refuge in the cities of Gaza, Gath, and Ashdod (Josh. 11:22). The Philistine giants whom David encountered (2 Sam. 21:15-22) were descendants of the Anakim.
Caleb - When Moses had sent the spies into the land from Kadesh Barnea, only Joshua and Caleb came back with a positive report. He was a brave and godly warrior. He is now 85 years old and receives his inheritance at Hebron (Joshua 14:6).
Eleazar - He was the High Priest (Aaron's son) at this time and he helps Joshua divide up the land among the twelve tribes (Joshua 19:51).
Jebusites - Inhabitants of Jerusalem before the Israelites arrive. They stubbornly held on to Jerusalem because the tribe of Judah did not follow through on its obligation to destroy them completely.
Kohathites - Descendents through Aaron and Kohath, the son of Levi. These members of the Aaronic priesthood were strategically located throughout the land to serve in the temple and in the territory that remained in the hands of the descendents of Judah.
Phinehas - Eleazar's son. He also was a priest and he helped to avoid a civil war. This would have been between the tribes living on the west side of the Jordan and those who remained on the east side (Joshua 22:30).
Simeon - The Tribe of Simeon did not get an independent inheritance, but rather inherited scattered lands within Judah's allotment. This is similar to the tribe of Levi. The two were cursed for their massacre of the inhabitants of Shechem.
Abdi-Hiba letter - A letter written to Egypt during the time of Joshua's conquest of Canaan requesting aid.
Amarna tablets - Non-biblical historical letters written by pagan kings. One letter written during the time of Joshua's conquest reads as follows: "Let it be known to the king that there is great hostility against me and against Shuwardata. I ask the king, my lord, protect his land from the approaching 'Apiru' (Hebrews).
Casting Lots - The practice of casting lots is mentioned 70 times in the Old Testament and seven times in the New Testament. In spite of the many references to casting lots in the Old Testament, nothing is known about the actual lots themselves. They could have been sticks of various lengths, flat stones like coins, or some kind of dice; but their exact nature is unknown. The closest modern practice to casting lots is likely flipping a coin.
Cities of Refuge - Six towns from the north to the south and on both sides of the Jordan River mentioned in the Bible given under Mosaic Law, to provide protection for anyone who had killed another by accident. They could flee and live without fear of any retaliation from the victim's relatives, who would otherwise have right of blood vengeance. The six cities were Bezer, Ramoth, and Golan, east of the Jordan River, Kedesh, Shechem, and Hebron, west of the Jordan (Num. 25 and Joshua 20).
Memorial Stones - The purpose of the memorial stones was to be a sign for future generations, to remind parents to tell their children about what God had done. For those outside, the memorial stones are there to proclaim the power of God to "all the peoples" and to generate fear among God's people (24). "Memorial Stones," providing a visual reminder of God's presence in the midst of His people.
Division of The Tribes of Israel


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The promotion begins at 9 a.m. Friday, Jan. 24, and runs until 9 a.m. Monday, Jan. 27. Players will start their online games and check in as usual. Then before teeing off on the first hole, they can press the "options" button to access the full line of equipment choices. Once the promotion ends, every player's equipment inventory is returned to where it was before the promotion began.
"Golden Tee LIVE 2014 offers a dozen different balls, 12 different club sets and packs of golden tees that can add a whole new dimension to the game," said Jim Zielinski, Golden Tee's master course designer and co-inventor of the GT franchise. "Experimenting with various equipment combinations will help players understand the dynamics of each course and potentially improve their game, giving them a better, fuller play experience."
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Advertisements for the promotion will begin to appear on online games starting Monday Jan 20, and more information will be available at http://goldentee.com/bottomless-bag.
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Although he has been involved in philanthropy and civic affairs, McCormick has never run for office before.
The last remaining staffers then ran off to the victory party at McCormick Place to catch the president's speech.
McCormick says King advised him to stay on message and be persistent.
Before the cinders were cool, McCormick had given orders to build a new factory, larger than the one that had been burned down.
You better be ready to back that up with your fists, McCormick, Boone said savagely.
McCormick at once began to make the Withington machine and was sued by the Gordons.
McCormick did the opposite; he moved West, to Chicago, in 1847.
Altogether, in the two years after he left Virginia, McCormick sold 240 reapers.
This was patented in 1872, and McCormick soon made it his own.
One of these, the McCormick Place, has for the past two years been famous for its wondrous beauty.


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Champs, Scene #01
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Hayden Richards usually hits the gym late because he knows it's the best time to find other horny young guys looking for action. When he sees Alex Andrews punching the boxing bag he steps up to spar him then takes off his t-shirt to show off his abs. He tells Alex to punch him in his rock-hard gut then yanks off the kid's boxing gloves and puts his hands down his gym shorts. As soon as Alex gets a hold of what's in Hayden's pants he gets on his knees to suck his dick. Hayden pumps Alex's face then stands him up so he can go down on Alex's thick uncut monster. Hayden orders Alex to strip, shoves his cock in the stud's ass and fucks him hard up against the boxing bag. They move to the floor where Hayden fucks a load out of Alex then pulls out and jacks his load all over Alex's sweaty chest and abs.
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It was promptly decided to accept Dr. La Farge's suggestion.
In the first place, then, Mr. La Farge is very individual as a designer.
Twenty-four was occupied by Mlle. La Farge, the devil take her!
And then seeing Dr. La Farge changed all the plans, you know.
La Farge's use of leads, in this way, remains peculiarly his own in the subtlety and refinement of the linear design.
Like most old headquarters reporters, La Farge had his deep-seated prejudices.
The picture of the Ascension by La Farge has contributed not a little to it—even to people to whom the circumstance was a myth.
"I don't know yet—the charge must be newly filed, I guess," said La Farge, answering the last question first.
It will be observed 14 that La Farge has seldom painted the nude.
To La Farge, eccentricity meant convention; a mind really eccentric never betrayed it.


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In the early years of sampling, DJs and producers mostly looped recognizable snippets of popular songs. Now they cut snippets out of those snippets, building entirely new melodies. It's a more creative approach, but not as satisfying for pop fans who preferred the smart framing of old tunes in new contexts. On last year's highly touted The Grey Album, DJ Danger Mouse set Jay-Z's rhymes to nearly unidentifiable Beatles fragments, disappointing those hoping for a true mash-up. Now Lemon Jelly, with its new'64-'95, promises a dizzying barrage of transgenerational pop sound assembled from songs recorded between 1965 and 1995. What the band delivers is just another conventional modern DJ album.
Granted, '64-'95 is a pretty good conventional modern DJ album. The nimble "'68 AKA Only Time" and "'75 AKA Stay With You" put forth a lively mix of pulsing rhythm and mad-scientist effects, and the up-with-people soul wizardry of "'95 AKA Make Things Right" has an encouraging (though inconsequential) vibe. But none of the samples really evoke the years in question, and Lemon Jelly doesn't put the years in any kind of relevant order, so the overall point of '64-'95 seems a little vague. Too much of the record consists of heavy-booted club tracks like "'88 AKA Come Down On Me" and "'79 AKA The Shouty Track," and without clear hooks to hang on to, the songs devolve into beat-crazy abstraction. It's good for dancing, but useless for semioticians.
The alternative to sampling is blatant recreationthe game played by Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings. Already a word-of-mouth sensation on the indie-club circuit, Jones and company perform an exultant brand of horn-pumped retro-funk, like James Brown's Famous Flames with Aretha Franklin at the helm. The band's second album, Naturally, builds on the skeletal groove and throwback atmosphere of its debut, Dap-Dippin', with Dap-Kings songwriter/theorist Bosco Mann adding a touch of Afro-beat on "How Do You Let A Good Man Down?", psychedelic soul strings on "Stranded In Your Love," and slow-dance twang on "You're Gonna Get It." Nothing about Naturally is particularly original, but the album is varied and vibrant, not a hollow imitation. The test for modern acts mired in throwback sounds is whether the music stands up to the source material, and by the time Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings gets to its stirring cover of Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land," the band has proved it might be even better. Without the aid of a single sample, The Dap-Kings makes the '70s dance music of a pop addict's dreams.